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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

TcOR ST. THOMAS.-THE ROYAL NAIL STEAM PACK
IL ct Company's steamer CONWAY, Captain Waller
win sail for the above port Friday, the goth Instant
MAINLAND, PHELPS co., IA Stone street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

DURf0nA cHAAHxRs srRxIe. ..ssu HAf 4,
two great cons dians-BurSon aad Piaeids-k - mvo
rte comedy of Pull PRY. played o. As.day " %
crowded HseAs- Colonel Hardy, NJ. Plsads; Pam rry
Mr. Burtcn: Phebs, Mrs.. Burton. And the suoessa>e
drama q I'M B0t1-Bsa, Mr.. FISHER; Psubsa, Mr..
Johnston; Nary, with ssash) Nss MleAxtAy. Seats
may b secured tss Of extra s1psass.
DOWIRY THEATRE -BssOPKuTUg,L r. wAIDROM,
ID 6taGs nanAsss, ,. O. Wsnyn.-Desss o2en ct {
O'Clock; ee0nsnoe ct TX. Ber6s, = sents; P1 -
Gallery, l3k cents. BensAt Of Mr. Hanblia. Friday
svesmg, Ootobsr o. THE OLD CHA rEAU; sftsr which,
BLUE D1vu0; foIlowed BY PARENTS AND GUARDIANS;
to concluds with HI HYDkR.
DURDYS NATIONAL THIATRE-DRrH UnU1 AND
4 Upper Boxes, - cents; Pit, Tx cents; OEeAes&a
beets - oeas; Private Boxes. -. Doen epen at
o'clock; dominance ct TX. Friday evening, Os&. -,
KING LxAR; Fancy DaAce, Miss Lsfolls; t. conclud6
with THE DUMB GIBL OF GENOA.
nD0. @RU1Y WOODS MINISTERIAL.
" 4l4 BROADWAY,
b. WOOD, BaMnsss Manager.
GH0. 0HRIsTY, Stag MaaaCss.
ETHIOPIAN M1gHIRHEY.
BURLWQUE OPERA, LIGHT YARCH DANCE In.
Afrioanissd By the most accomplished company b ~
world
This week, IL extzavNeanA q
BLACK BLUNDEkS, Oh FORTY WNXn.
With several muaical gems from
FRA DIAvOlO.
roors opsn st on O'Clock; 70 oommsnes - ~ yss
sssly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

CONCERT PRACTICE -ONG OF OUR MOST POPULAR
~ p.anists and com posors Mr.. Oscar ComsttAnt has
had tie happy thought to open. in Mr. Horace watsn
music saloon, saS Broadway, course Of muiiqus dsu
renb for the special bspent o. pianists q bota
The object Of these ID 10 improve the pup ear
by developing such qualities essential to every
good musician, viz. sentiment Of rythn, time, aad
precision In the diverse parts which constitute csacsrt
musie- Two courses viii Be opened -One for yeung
msa Tuesdays and Fridays, from to 6< O'Clock r. n,
hsnning the Sd Of Novsmoer; and another for young
ladies' ON Mondays and 1hurscays from TO O'clock
p. n. opening on the "a Of the same month sEAoh
viii last three months Tuition fee, SIS Foe
further particulars, inquire at Horace Water', $50
Broadway, and Descombss, bs5 Broadway. e
M OTICE-THEATRE, CHARLESTON. & C.-AKs
IN rapssments having been made for thsf passagst
the ladies' and gentlemen engaged at this theatre WI
please b on board the steamer Nashville, pser Ne
North river BY p. NJ, prompt on Saturday 0cS -
she leaves for Charleston at4 r. n. JOHN nAUnr.
Manager Letters bus meas may b ad6rsssse JUL
SLOAN, care Of Chss Coz, Thames street, New 81.
CONcRRT HALL Mr. =. CHAQyELM Has IN
~ hoaor Of informing the public Of New p:A 9As -
has OPT ned q contert han ut 30 Howar0 stxeee eee9
Roadway. Grand psntomime every ever axvS Noe&
celsbrated pianist is attached 70 ths ssAsshhnsps
vuyHEATRE 10 LE-TM BxAUfuUILT YrtxDoR
establshment knovn - ~ st. Chexass fhsa1gly
No II and 10 Borsry, yin - rssssd o. vsy sssaa.
tsrma b. The aisht vesk, or UoatA. Apply - 0E0M
| LEA, 81 Bovsry. N. B--Sw apstsur eoxstN -
! srrsaysusgs WA b meae,
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DOLITCAL PRINTING, 113 NASSAU STREET THE
i undersigned Il prepared to execute with despatch
AL kinds Of political printing, such election tickets
circulars, posters, &c also, mercantile bank, insu
rance, steamboat and railroad printing, In superior
manner, at the lowest prices, for cash.
8. 7. CALLAHAN, 113 Nassau street
CTATIONIRY AT LOW PRICES -wN. A. WHEELER
- Co, BAND Is Park row, have on hand large and
very desirable stock Of stationery, foreign and domestic
American papers, &c., which they will sell ct very low
prices either for cash approved paper The alton
ton Of buyers is particularly requested Nos Is and is
Park row.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

y LADY ACCUMPIIHHED AS a PIANIST AND VU-
"A calist, wanted to accompany celebrated piano.
rama OF hibiton on western tour. Gilbert & Co .
eolian piano used. Address Grodevie Horace Waters
music store 3?3 Broadway.
THO THEATRICAIS.-wANTED,A LADY TO PLAY
i Hrst old woman, and heavy business, II required,
for = 6rst class Southern theatre. Address 3. D.,
Florence Hstel, Bseadway, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

n a nn-rh;s A.. 80. - - ~ q 49, I.
treat Il the sAlss rOe 10 Nassau street. pair ear
rage horses different cases bay And brown, dfvs well
together perfectly sound and knd aboat 10 hands high
VIII b sold separassay desired full and gooA war
Isntsr viii be givsa. Aso, ct Of double harIsss bJan
kes, No. b. Can be tsfere eur door On morning
o. sale Also one two seat Rockaway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

OHARTER OAK GRAPES THIS GRAPE rs DECID.
~ edy the best cultivated; thsy good for
other for cooking and making wns The grapes grow to
the sire Of inch and half In diAmstsr Samples Of
the grapes and wine b ct No. John street.
Also the roots and vines for sale All orders promptly
attended, to by JOHN B. JAMES No John street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

A UgTRAIIA-PIONEERL LINE, CARRYING THE q. 8.
"A mai-Poaitivsly the Art vesssl-rhs clipper BARI
NINROD, Whiting, commander, win have quick dispatch
this her second voyage TO Mslbourns. The Nimrod
wll b succeeded By TIE clipper ship wisdwasd Both
on board, at pier No East River, o. TO r w. CANE.
RON, ll6 Wall street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

nR. COOPER, IL DUANE STREET, 80 LONG KNOWN
H. 10 the citizens Of New York may be consulted with
confds a. usual ct his old once, where ell who have
suffered from the msreatment of pretenders may reb
on being houcrabfy treated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

nR RALPH'S PRACTICAL TREATISE, FOURTEEN Oh
IL edition, s42 pages; price 81. Sod at l2i NAssss
author at CAB Houston street Hours for oonsultstsn,
from s to IL A M. and to p NJ. Sunday excepted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

10HN VI. S0KkkINDYKK, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NO.
q ITO Centre street,, esrnsr Of rraakiin- Receivers
eaas. TAsre WIN b 9 "a st publie auetsa. ct 1O72
nrcaAvay corner Of street. tbs sntirs stock az
tools and materials of plumbing estaslaAnsat; also
two horses sundry wagons hsrsss, &c. 10 on Tuesday,
October -, at 10, A. n. WILLIAM RHODES, Receiver.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

TUsT ARRIVED, PER STEAMSHIP CANADA, FROM
q Europa fne lot Of Dutch full hsrrngs brand
1854 for rsle, Wholesale and retail by JOHN B. VAN DE
WIELE, Nos Al and ~ West street, North river.
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NIBIO'S BAIL ROOM AND. CONCERT SALOON.
IN This magnificent Saloon may now b engaged fee

BALLS AND CUNCERIb.
Al Ball Room, Niblo's has always held the Arst nsn,
its admirable proportions, the spacious and well fura
cd Parors Reception and Dressing Rooms no., aso -
well known 10 need further mention.
Tia Arrangements for this season are now ocmpaeAt
and applications from associations and parties d
doubted win recsivs immediate attsatsn.
For Concerts, this Saloon possesses the most pess
acoustic qualities, and BY the new arrangements e
accommodations for twelve hundred vsitsgs, wilA
ample means OF ingre . and egrsss.
For terms and other particulars apply 70 ". OO4DHn,
Ia the ofRcs Of Nfblo's Garden.
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TAPE TOWN, G. g. H-THE SUPERIOR A. ME
~ dunn clipper ship CORINNE win have quick des-
patch, and take limited amount Of freight At very
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

nR. LARMONT's PARIS AND LONDON ND1uA
~ adviser, eleventh edition, 84s pages, Is sngravinp
Both married and single should consult It. sod 81 ii
222 Broadway, and mailed free for 81 By the author,
Of BroadwAy where he Ii consulted from IL l.
TIN ~, and to In the evening, Sundays sxoepte
ga New York Post once We concur With I'll the oths
papers La recommending Or. LArmont to the afnissst
Courier des Etsts Upis Stats Zeitupg, National Ds<
crat, Day Book. and sw Brunswick Times.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

nR JOHNSON, Is DUANE STREET, MAY BE CON.
H. sultsdTwenty two years In speciality snablss
pr TO such have baflsd those less exs
perenced than himself. Constitutional weakness sAse
tually cured without the Of any deIoterious drug
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

AMI lhhEE leans THEREAFTER, tho most DoAU II -
vaudeville Of the celebrated post Sed Music BY LAchnss
nrst performances in New York Benefit Of Msssrs Sts
4 Schwsgerlc. Intermesso, THE MIDNIGHT HOUR,
burlesque of Hiedrch The entertainments to e.
with MUZAR1'S REQUIEM, melodrama Of Maltts, muske
by the celebrated kozArt Performance to g
8o'clock c. STEIN q ". SCHWAGERLE
HOL WOODS GRAND NUSEUN OF LIVING CU11-
~ osit'ss win open, for few days, ct the bsautesl
par3ors, 4l0 Broadway, commanding Monday evening,
Oct. 16. His collection embraces all that II rare 81
wonderful Among the number may b found ths lAAV
Of twenty years, weighing 800 bs also, her ffsa
Of nineteen summers, the Same size Of Tom Thumh-t6
most beautiful little fairy earth; besides Swiss war;
bsrs and other attractions forming of the asse
ger teal ertainmsnts offered In the city. Adn
sion, Is cents; children, 12K cents.
VTTAsHNGTON AT THE RATTLE OF NONNOUIL
w by LeutEs The exhibition Of this great natd1n1
picture Ii opsn at the rooms Of the National Aeo4o
my Of Design, o6s Broadway, day and evening.
NRAND OPENING Of HOPE CHAPEL LDCTUm
" room, 720 Broadway, Monday evening, Oetobse
90 by herr ALEXANDER the distinguished Wizard -
gethsr with the Egyptian vsntroqumt, fog short In
only Admission, % cents children hall prioe. Do1o
opsn at OK O'Clock; commence at ~ precisely.
MAYS SECOND APPEARANCE IN ANERICA-fm
Ul evening, Friday October 20, at Hope Chapel, To
Broadway. Begin at precisely. Parquet 50 cents
Gallery rs cents The shaksperean Fantasia.o "Tk0
Wreck Of tbs nesrsrus," "Mstrimony," "Natiooal
Melodies" and Our Native Gong every evening.
!.
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RUCKLEY'S ETHIOPIAN OPERA HOUSE. - RRoAD
I'D way. EVERY Ev1guN0 wUK.
NEGRO Ainstrelsy. consisting Of the choicest
MICRO MELODIES, BALLADS, BANJO SOLOS An
DUETS, PLANTATION JIGS AND FANCY DANCA
and the original turlesqe
MONS. JULfLEN'S ORCHESTRA.
introducing the American Quadrlss," with "a sGAs-
X. Bishop Buckley. tho. Black Jew EAeD
Also, the new burissque ON the operA Of
FRA DIAvOLO,
in three acts with scenery dresses SO Re. g.
cart commences ut TX 90 ock. Tickets Is esats -
served Ssets, so cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30
The Secret History OF the Gadsdon Treaty
Interesting Inside Revelations.

The Secret History Of the Gadsdon Treaty
-Interesting Inside Revelations.
When the Mexicans desire to illuminate sub
ject they employ the term "rent.las" which
means Ito ventilate." This we propose to do with
the Gadsden treaty, because we think it needs
it. First of ALL II is necessary to string togeth-
er few facts. Our assumption is that it had
its origin in the fertile imagination Of Jefferson
Davis. 1t is well known that through his in
fluence General Gadsden was appointed Minister
to Mexico; that ever since the first Memphis
Convention it was o favorite scheme of that
venerable South Carolinian to connect Charles
ton by an airline railroad with the port of San
ia Diego, on the Pacific. For this purpose we
find him sending fortunate relative on
journey of exploration, more than eighteen
months ago, through the country he has recently
acquired from Mexico. 1t is not little singu-
lar that this gentleman subsequently received
the appointment of Secretary of Legation to
General Gadsden.
Independently of the commercial and politica
advantages that were to accrue to the South
from the Development OF this policy there were
kutFoeS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES runCicHtly powerful III
the future aspirations Of Mr.. Davis to have
made the appointment of General Gadsden
matter of paramount necessity. Passing over
the existence of certain extensive landed pro-
perty laying near the boundaries Of louisiana
and Texas which General Davis inherited, and
which were TO be quadrupled in value by their
contiguity to the great Pacific road. we come to
the necessity of killing Col Benton, whose
political antecedents, and whose early associa-
tions with the name, and fame, and history Of
jackson. rendered him, not only dangerous
enemy, but powerful obstacle, to the Presi-
Dental aspirations Of Jefferson Davis To &C
complish this the gallant South Caroinian was
a most desirable auxiliary. His intimate asso-
citation in the military exploits of General
Jackson his long and unbroken enjoyment of
the old mans friendship, his participation in his
likes and bis dislkes, gave him opportunities
of knowing circumstances calculated to in
fuence or check the intrigues Of 40 skilfal o
man as Col Benton.
We find the first manifestation of antagonism
70 Col. Benton's darlipr oroject--tbe Central
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President, and what great organs he must have,
to use such miserable trash in reply to facts,
arguments, and logic, showing up the free soil
character of an administration that went into
power by fraud!
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axcsKxxsTs rHIs EVENING

Bow.RY -RrAIRE. sewcry- USoLk TOMS CABIN.
aRoApwAY rHxATns srosewHy-HoPK or THE FA-
1riy l1rARAcr THE CANOES.
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pgkrOH's rBEasRs chambers sseees. ouR BEST q
s,sTy How TO MAXI IL ME- HAPPY FIRST NieHr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

A GRAVE PRESIDENTIAL REBuKE.-The Boston
Post the tavorite organ Of Gen. Pierce, COPIED
also by the Washington Union. the Cabinet or
GAM accuses us Of being native Of Scotland,
and that we "have been thrown upon these
shores by the overloaded stomach of Europe"
We admit the charges It is so. But we have
many associates in the same crimes. General
Pierce himself is descendant Of native of
Ireland or Scotland, who twas thrown on these
shores in some way. All his Cabinet are white
men, we believe not negroes-anda are guilty Of
the same origin and descent. Both Houses Of
Congress are equally guilty, for no negro has
yet been elected to that body in spite Of all the
rawlings Of the abolitionists. Indeed. we believe
the twenty millions Of American population
save and except the blacks-are guilty OF the
same origin and descent But what dignifed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-30

NATIONAL psEATaE, Chatham aArest-Attsynoon-
ALL KATY. Evening UscLn Tons CABIS.
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and John Van Buren, stick together, according
to the principles laid down in the Captains
letter, there is no other prospect than continu-
GUS discord and certain defeat to the barty in
this State. if there is split between the Prince
and the Captain in this overwhelming question
of Nebraska.
Things look squally. There are unmistake-
able symptoms Of . tremendous agitation and
desperate fight upon this Missouri line-this
last vestige of sectional discord upon the SUBJ
ject Of slavery. But still we believe that the
simple policy Of the constitution can and will
be finally carried through. There is some rear
son to fear treachery among the spoils coalition
politicians Of the South but our most serious
doubts are with the administration. The trim
ming Of the Cabinet organ upon this Nebraska
business-is trimming upon the Baltimore
platform-the free sellers in the Cabinet-the
Tree sellers appointed to high honors and emolu-
ments under the free soil auspices Of the Cabi-
net-the free soil antecedents of the President.
and the rampant free soilism of the leading
Cabinet organs in this State, justify our de-
cided suspicious Of treachery on the part Of the
administration in the progress of this move
NEST for the repeal Of the Missouri line.
But the crisis is upon us. Tammany Hall
must speak out yea or nay. One ofhs present
leaders, Captain Rynders, has led off fhr Doug
las and the repeal Of the unconstitutional line
of So 30. But the other principal leader, John
Van Buren,, is called for. Let him speak, shut
ting his eyes against the free soil Affiliations OF
the Cabinet, and its free soil organs here and
elsewhere, and Tammany Hall is again right
side up. The fate of the New York democracy
TO great extent is this day in the hands of
1ohn Van Buren,. Let him initiate and emu
late the patriotic example of his soft shell col
league, Captain Ryndsrs. Let the Prince come
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14

TAMES B. NEENAN is hereby notified that
j Gilbert G. Edgerton has filed his petition :
panst him in the Court of Common Pleas of San
dusky County, the object and prayer Of which pc
tition is 10 obi ain Judgment against the said Neenan
on an account FOR one hundred and two collars
aud twenty eight cents with interest thereon from
November l5. 1853. and that unless he answer on
or before the 18th day Of May >5i the said peti
ton, the same will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly.
md the said Neenan 10 further notified that an
order of attachment has been issued against him
hy said Court in favor Of said Edgerton for the
above named sum.
March l7-54. GILBERT G. EDGERTON.
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That by agreement in writing between sai.
John w. Allen Of .ue part, aud said Lord aud
McCurdy Of the other part, said land was to be
reconveyed 10 plaintiff upon payment ofthe sums
tdvunced Thu, said Stephen lord died leav
ing said Sarah Ann Lord his widow, who is also
administrators Of said deceased, died leaving
children whose names and places Of residence
that all the money, the repayment Of which was
secured by said deed aud agreement has been
repaid TO tad McCurdy, aud Lord in his lifetime
and 10 his said administrative since his death.
Ard petitions also for reconveyance Of said land,
to pet oner and that his title thereto be granted.
And the Defendants are notified to appear in
said Court, md answer said petition on or be-
fore the first day OF June, next, or payment will
be entered against them. on default
BUCKLAND Il EVERETT Au'ys. for
Plaintiff Al 3ml
Atril3d lSS4
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NOTICE.

TAMES B. NEENAN 10 hereby notified tha,
j james Mitchell and George c. Garfield, part
ners under the name aud firm of Garfield IL
Mitchell, have flied their petition against him in
the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sandusky County,
Ohio the object and prayer Of which petition is TO
obtain judgment against the said Neenan for one
hundred aud fty-six dollars and eightyfour cents,
on an account with interest thereon from tho 18th
November $50, and that unless he answer on or
before the 9th day OF May 1854 the said petition,
the same will be taken as true aud judgment rend-
cred accordingly.
And the said Neenan is further notified that an
order of attachment has been issued against him
from said Court in favor Of said Garfield & Mtche !
for the above named sum.
Murch l1-'54 CANFIELD 81 MITCHELL.
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NOTICE.

JAMES b. NEENAN is hereby notified that
J Joshua B. Smith has filed his petition against
him in the Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky
County, Ohio, the object and prayer of which pc
titon is to obtain judgment against the said Nee
nan on his three promissory notes for one hundred
and fifty-five dollars, and that unless he answer on
Or before the 9th day of May, 1854 the said pc.
ton, the same will be taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly.
And the said Neenan is further notified that an
order OF attachment has been issued against in
favor of said Smith by said Court for The above
named sum. JOSHUA b. SMITH.
March l7-tS54
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RiSgevilIe, Lorain Co, Ohio.
An Ordinances,


To PREVENT tie exhibition Of Stailions in the
Streets Of Fremont.
Sec. /. BE il ordained BY the Mayer, Recor-
der and Common Council Of the incorporated
Village of Fremont, That from and alter the
taking effect of this ordinance, any owner or
keeper of any stallion, who shall exhibit the
same for sh ow, examination or any Oth or purpose
in any of the streets OF said town, shall upon
complaint 10 the Mayor Of said town be fined for
every such offence in any sum not less than one
nor more than five dollors, and cost Of suit at
MyGr's discretion.
Sec. 2. The first section Of tho Ordinance
shall not be so construed as TO prevent any owner
or keeper Of stallion from pa sing in the stree Ia
Of said town with a stallion whenever they may
deem to 60 from, or come into said town-pro-
yided that privilege hereby granted shall not con-
trayone the true intent Of the first section Of this
Ordinance.
Sec. 3. That this ordinance shall take Office
from and after Is publication in the village pa
peTs.
! Al. HALE, Mayor.
Attest, q. 3. CLICK, Recorder.
Passed April 10, 1854. sw
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LOOK HERE!
~ MI. rurCONNEIL,s Pure Refine,

~ Nj, MrCONNELL'S Pure, Refined.
Il Salaratus for sale at Clouds Dry Goods
Store. in Buckland's Block.
This Saleratus is pulverized as fine as -four, and
is equally as white. 1t is warranted pure and uu
adullurated Ii only needs proper rial to satisfy
sny one of lis superior quality. Although great
care ahd expense is bestowed upon its manufacture
il is offered at Wholesale about cheap as the
common artice because of the immense quant-
ty Manufactured and the facilities for the same.
JOHN MASTlN,
Hhole sale agent, Fremont, Ohio.
N. B.-We have always on hand a sample of the
above, at the Fremont Journal OFFICE. j. NJ.
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COurt Of Common Pleas.
John W. Allen, Plaintiff

COurt of Common Pleas.
John W. Allen, Plaintiff
u.
Chas. J. McCurdy
Sarah Ann Lord SsEdudskv Coun-
widow and administra. ty, Ohio
irix of Stephen J Lord
deceased, and unknown
heirs Of said s. J Lord
Defendants.
The said Charles J. McCurdy, Sarah Ann
Lord, widow aud Ado inistrauiS OF Stephen
Lord hereby notified that said John W. Al.
len on the 4th day Of April, A. ID. 1854, fled a
petition in th Court Of Common Pleas, Of San
dusky Co., in the Slate OF Ohio. agai nst them.
Said petition states that on the first day o'
November S36 stephen j. Lord and Charles
j. Nc cCurdy sdvaeced certain sums Of money To
Plaintiff. 10 secure which, panti fl executed and
delivered them, said Lord and NJ cCurdy, deed
Of the blowing described la nds.