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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

Mr.. Prem. we forget, the Hon GEORGE
E. PUGH, U. s. Senator elect from the
State Of Ohio, never even mentioned the
name of Doctor OLDs last evening. Why
was this? Was he afraid of offending NJ
DISNEY, the deadly enemy of the Doctor
OLDs? Or did he consider the Doctor
unworthy his notice? By the way. we
have heard it intimated that the Doctor
claims to be know Nothing, "and if that
is the case the Doctor is bound TO break
GEoRGE's head for his abuse Of the Order
-Olds and Pugh! what a pair-whew!
%. s. Journal
This will not do. Our friend Of the
Democrat should be watchful, vigilant. He
claims the Doctor to be one of the pillars
Of Ohio Democracy. He should not be al
lowed to run after these strange gods. Ir
truth Olds is Neb rascal, a traitor. The
Know Nothings will have 10 watch hin
closely, or he will turn traitor to them. We
are surprised that such Judas could have
gained admission to lodge of Know Moth
ings.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

The Democrat seems to be sorely exer-
cised because we will not denounce the
Know Nothings. Why sir. have we not
been opposing you all the time? and amt
you one of 'em? See here now, how did
you find out what their principles and OBJ
jects were unless you joined? Besides.
there is no need of any better denunciation
Of them than the sham snatbmas you are
weekly dealing out. Your secret brethren
are instructed, no doubt. how TO take these
denunciatons. while your good friends. the
foreigners. take It all in earnest. and you
will get the vote Of both. We do not play
any such games.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

KEEPING HIS PLEDGE.-Tbe demagoge,
traitor, E. B. Olds, who has lately been
nominated for Congressman by the Miami
Slavocracy of Franklin county, cannot fore
go the privilege of being whipped by the
Republicans of that district. Had he been
wise he would never have suffered his
friends to urge his claims to seat in the
House which he SO much disgraced. His
vanity however. needed humbling. No
man in Franklin county is better calculated
to do the business than Samuel Galloway.
We think that after the election the Doc
tor will say he was not candidate. The
following is an extract from letter written
by Olds, dated, Washington City, August
8, 1852:
Eg"Under no circumstances, after h,S
election, shall | be a candidate for your
sufferages for seat in Congress"
Signed, EDISON b. OLDS,"-I
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON
Ne, VorL AuO al

New ork, Aug, oil.
The Washington arrived this afternoon
She brings 25o passengers, $3.50 tons ol
goods.
Lord John Russell stated. in Parliment
that communication had been made by
the Gear to Austria, that il was his inten-
ton to evacuate the Princi palities. The
Austrian Minister had intimated to the
Minister OF England, that his government
was. nevertheless, ready to interchange
notes to be Professionally agreed upon with
view to secure further peace. To be
seen with Austria with her armies in &C
tion would obtain securities, if they could
no, be obtained by nomination. Tie Queens
speech at Propagation Of Pariiment, in re-
ference to the War in the East was tenn.
perate but firm.
Bucharest was occupied by 10000 Turks
The French ambassador, at Madrid, had
been threatened by the populace.
MIR. Buchanan was present at the Pror'
ogation of ParlimenL
The export of Tea, as compared with the
same time last year, is 81 100000 lbs.
The British Bark Toparee, with $50 pms
sengers-- California bound, was lost on Pints
Shoal No passengers lost.
Confidence at Hong Kong had been re-
stored.
Pirates still abound in the Canton River
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

THAT IEFERNAL MAoHrSE-The Board
of PuJAc Works The secret political or
ganizaton. which rules, plunosrs. squand-
ers and wastes. That hateful, politicsl IN
QUESTION, which sets like an incubus upon
the State. is everywhere present, by its
purchased p:mps, managing and imposing
upon the people.
Tho other day il was In the township
convention. The president Of that conven.
ton was its chosen friend here, who has
been made rich by its largesses and fat
bargains. And The Superintendent of the
Maumee road was chief fugleman in the
same convention. busy as Belsebub-Ay-
ing around. debating, altering tickets. and
making himselfa delegate.
How long will the people be blinded and
plundersd by this deieslibIe political squad ?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
Poor Pierce, Douglas and Green.

The assembled Slaveocracy, in The Coun'
ty Convention here. no Saturday last forgot
you all, forgot all your tolls and su6erings
for them. Forgot all your faithful efforts
10 perpetuate freedom, all the loaves and
fishes yoa have cast 10 them from your
bountiful supply; and adjourned without
one word of approval to repay, comfort, or
console yo1.
But take comfort worthy patriots. un-
flinching champions. in the great conflict
for human rights, be not troubled or dis
mayed. There was comfortable set o.
resolutions in the breeches pocket Of one o
the faithful, and there were some few who
would have voted aye. il the opportunity
had been given. But, alasl the terror oi
the people, their tender regard for them
selves and you, dictated silence, till after
the votes are all in at the coming election
Be patient, then, worthy laborers for you
country's freedom, peace and glory, and j
things come out right, in October you shal
be praised by the faithful, otherwise. pre-
pare for curses, long, lound and terrible
Will our neighbor of the Democrat, please
inform us what constitutes democrat now
in the county? Please give us the creed
and don't fly of and begin to tell us wha
they are opposed to, but tell us what they
believe in and act for, and how we may dis
tngush them from the rest of mankind.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

The Know NOTHING COMMISSIONER Re
APPoHrED-.-Jesse Timanus. the Locofoco
commissioner of Hamilton county. who late
ly discharged all the foreigners from work
on the new Court House. and advertised
for $50 Protestant vorkmen, was himself
discharged. When. presto, change, he Il
again re.appointed and re.ins.ated as su-
perintendent Of the Court House. We
wonder what the pure minded man tha
presides over the Democrat. will say to this
"Pitch in" to them, neighbor; give then
no quarlers 81 bt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
ARRIYAL.oF THE PACIFIC.


New YoHK, Sept. 8.
The Steamer Pacific, Capt Nye, arrived
at O'Clock this afternoon. She left Liv
erpool on the 23d. Cotton market dull
and prices are lower. Sales for three days
$4,000 bales. Flour in fair request-6S 6
Sd per Dbl decline. Wheat declined 3@4d
Corn active for speculative purposes. Mar
ket Cd lower.
The WAR.-The surrender of Boomer
sund is confirmed, and the Paris Moniteu'
announces that the Austrian forces have
actually entered the Principalties.
Archangel is effectually blockaded.
All quiet in Spain.
Trade at Manchester quiet, and buyers
not disposed to make further contracts.
The Cleopatra, from Montreal, arrived
out in l23 days. The Africa had arrived
out also.
The ship Shannon, bound from Glasgow
to Montreal was destroyed By fire on the Sd
Passengers and crew saved. i.
Accounts FROM THE SEAT OF WAR
Letters from Boomersund give the details
Of the capture of that fortress. The effec'
of the guns upon It's walls were terrific, and
large blocks of granite which appeared i'm
pregnable. fell out in masses. English los'
onsl! French loss, triaing. The enemy
had 8 killed and wounded. The two
thousand prisoners are to be brought to the
Downs to await orders. Among them il
Gen. Bodisco, the Governor, and the Lieut.
Governor Of the fortress.
Letters from Jassa say that the Russian
troops will all have crossed the Pruth by
the lst of September
The cholera was making awful havoc
among the Allied troops. --latest .advice'
put down the French loss, BY Cholera. a
roo. The English, BY the same, 600
At latest accounts the health continued i'm
proving.
The Austrian corps had marched upor
Wallschia.
Gallopolis is nearly free from cholera
The Russians suffered terribly by re
treat towards the Pruth and took with then
$4,000 sick.
Prince Paskicwitch was to resume th
principal command of the army in place G
Gortschakoff, who was TO have the chief d
rection of the regiments about to ente
Bessarabia.
The Prussian Government insists tina
negotiations between the Western Power
and Russia shall be submitted to the Die
Austria refuses.
The Russian head. quarters are at Or
mail.
The Austrians have commenced crosi
ing the frontier at Terna and Zerbern.
COMMERCIAL FAILUREa-HenTy Water
stein & Son, OF Vienna. have failed for s
100000 Florins. The failure Of Mones1l
20 4 Co, of London. is also announced.
THIRD DIsPATcH.-The following dis
patch describing the capture Of this impor
tant place, (Boomersund) has been receive
by the French and English governments
The ADMRALIrY.-Satu Angus
1eih.-A telegraph has been received a
the Admiralty Office. This was from tb
flag and suit Of Admiral Napier. announS
ing that the forts of Bomersund surrender
ed 10 the allied forces at l2 o'clock on III
10th. Upwards Of 1000 persons laid dow
their arms and embarked. Loss on eithe
side uncomfortable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

IT Is AMUSING, TO observe the faithful
partisans Of Slaveocracy, TO watch their
movements, and countenances about these
days All betray the feelings Of men who
have thrown conscience to the dogs, and
gone in desperately against their better
judgments for number one exclusively.
They act like men apprehensive of an
earthquake, or perhaps, more like thieves
when they hear the watchman's rattle and
can't tell precisely from what direction il
comes The guilty have an instructive
dread of approaching danger, and detection
Look out gentlemen, the people are after
you. Prepare TO settle up.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
NEW OR1rAns. Sent. 5


An Insurance Company commenced bu-
siness here some time since. purporiing to
DO branch Of the Merchants Insurance.
Company Of New York. After swindline
cur citizens 10 the tune Of $4,000 the Off
esrs Of the company suddenly decsmped
and The building was closed.
Boston. Sept. 4.
Thsse was terrible riot on South 3d.
last aighs- The police we're fallen upon by
tbs riotcFA They. however. succeeded in
making so arrests.
A riot also occurred among the Irish at
KimersilIs Some 200 we're engaged in il.
Baltimore. Sept. 4.
Latest advices from Mexico report bat
tIs near Malamoras between the hesolu'
iiosisls eod Mezicans. ia which the lattel
vsrs. .dsls,sd siib losso Of J officers aad y
nsA ss isia
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
Fr.mont A. Indiana n. IL.

We understand that w. B. GHAw has re-
signed his position as Resident Engineer on this
Road. The still progresses. The whole
distance iIsm Fremont TO Findlay is graded and
the ties together with the timbeFfoF the bridges
delivered along the line. From Findlay to Un-
ion City, in indiada the work is under contract,
and is steadily going forward.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

DEMOCRATIC Know NorHIsss- the
election of County officers in Ken,on and
Campbell counties, Ky, the Know Moth
ings elected their entire tickets. These
counties have always been largely and in
tensly democratic; and yet the locofoco
press Of this State would have US believe
that the know Nothings are all Wings
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

EE The Slaveocratic Convention, on
Saturday last, put in nomination the fol-
lowing named gentlemen:
For Probate Judge--John Bell;
Clerk Common Pleas-Daniel Capper;
County Treasurer-John Moore;
County Commissioner-Joseph r Clark |;
Infrmary Director-Pierie Beaugrand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

TX. SEAMAN. Esq. Of WoOdville. was
President Of the late Slaveecratic County
Convention. Inferenee-he was the best
man in the crowd. or at least, as good as
any other one there.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

SMIrn o'BRIEN has accepted the pardon
granted by the British Government and
his family expect to meet him at Brussels.
There is probably no likelihood, therefore.
Of his coming 70 this country. as was at ono
time rumored he intended 10 do
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
ConfessIon without Repentance. .

Conve ntion, and not the least intereriing por-
ito Of the performance wss the debate aud
confession which followed the introduction Of
certain resolutions.
After the nominations were all made, the
Probate Judpe ofFered set Of resolutions, th q
object OF which was 10 adopt the popular vote Q
sys,em in making future nominations.
The Judge ex planned tho object in the mild :
eat manner. and all looked smooth as a summer
sea. Every body thought il would m eet with
no ressta nee. T. P. Finefrock, the Prosecut-
IL. A,,o,,., .dvoo.,.d The ,sso,,,ions in n
~ ~.,.- -I- T. ., L..
70" pe"
o'e' W. W. "".N' D'q'' "pP,'e. o "
49, :" W y '"'.e f',', ,-,.,.i
e'Ofu'"' 'p''e -
'ie o""'e uo"" y" "'e 'e''u'''"' "
''o'heo o'ag' oPe'a'eu Pon oya 'e"'Pee' :" :"
'ea-Po' anu PIoVeu' '"a' ",e Pop''s' wy
TEN was as hao'e 70 eo,'"P"o" "' ''0 ue''sa', ,
Sys'e"' "'' u's'''e''" s''"
spread w'oer' uh 'he houso was one scene VI
'nu''c''oao'e coh'uS'oh-a uo]en 'o''e' u'oa'
ing All sioes OF 'ne quesuon' ana great hu'"
Der calling for the previous question: IN mOs'
voclferous mann er' Low cunning 'ouo oaw''
ing made countensnees and gestures IN every
part Of the house. a'ion their ieet' ana moving
ABOUT ~ angry oisoroer'
IN ,pe m'os' oi .n's me'ee' 'ne oa', OF quoS,
"oh' question: queS'' on 'o'e h'e"e. a"o
higher until II distinctly ueached the Oha'r'
"hIcn was occupied ny '"a' "or'"y "e"'oa''
ana universally esteemed c'''1e"' l. NJ 'eo"a"
Esq., Of "oodViiie' lie rose anna 'he ge"ero'
luproar, and
) "AwSui bends his sable brow
9nsAes n's aao,os'al cuI,s snu gee ad.,, .Jo D'
.na - 90, .,c.n,Ian,an ,his onss,ion cam,
he nm, now m.rv Of The dslsoa,ss have left,
am o,nossd 70 tho nonuIor vote svstem. and
ssndnsL, ,ovr.h;n sb.n,, rule SardusLv conn.
,r ,h;,o I.r, n a;rmor Of ,h;. Conven,ion. ,,
Tho Chairman Tins ,brsw in,o the scale. all his
o@c;.I or,bo,i,v the r,II weiobt no, only Of hi,
.r,;..t 1T H., .u a., .,s.,L 49, o,
rrI.,. ,,,.,,ou g.. .., .,o,,t
.na u.,...,o ;n,.a-;,,, tn. ou.h, - h.u.sa
,I.l H. o.,;os ~, :, a,a nj. .nd ,ha s,o, -
s N,.s,.-,, .;,,, ,..;e,
~ ,:ot,I,
IT. p,oh,,a Ia. So,. m.da Ri. na,,.
III ~. e., 60. u,h;oh ;s ono =
L., A. .e.., ),
a., e,n,. ~, ,,ah. ho.,,
~, ,ho.o ,,to ,e.;n.a go, n,,,,on of A.,
a.,o..,.. h.v;nn ,.,;,ad,d;srn.,od Th,
Id ooro,,d "A !, wo,,d h. be =, "a have Al
a. -. .,o.,;o A. :;
.,.I..,s =. -, AZ. n,,i.. o,a .,.,on,
,L:,,., L. o...,,
from an awru, dilema. tbe Chair pronounce,
!, carried INSTANTLY the cry of adiourn cam,
from the combattauts. and thu, ended the har
monious Pierce Conven,ion.
The ofFsr;no of these resolutons and the ar
oumsn,, in ,be;r sronor, were a b,tsr ;mnsacb
mani. and do,,nc;a,ton "a mall no co,cI,sv,
o,s ot a.. has. ,r;ok.r md villa oorr,n,;o,
n.sd :, rom;n.,i,r dsroor,,io candidate.
Thu arouments in o,nos;,;on IN The nonpl,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

HThe delegates to the Republican Ju-
dicial Convention. assembled in this place
yesterday. 10 nominate candidate Tor dis
trict Judge. The nominee was not known
when our paper ven. to press.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
Arrival Of the EuRopa.
seven Days Later News.

- Halifax, Aug. 80
The steamer Europa arrived this after
noon with Liverpool dates to loth--one
week later
Flour--Western Canal 32s; Ohio, 42s.
Corn Yellow, SO.
observation-disclosures fair Holders are
6rm With moderate sales TO the trade.
The allies we're investing Bomersund.
Crimea expedition had not sailed.
Other affairs unsettled.
The latest sales to-day we're 5000 bales
cotton. Demand moderate and firm for
trade and for export Market dull, but moi
lower
Gardener reports beef dull, with de-
cliuiug tendency. Pork dull at inferior
prices. Bacon unchanged with moderate
demand at previous rates.
Bullion in the Bank Of France reaches
nineteen million sterling.
LIvrRPooL, Ssturday.-By submarine
telegraph the news received is that Bonner
sund surrendered on the l6tb, and that
1000 Russians ware taken prisoners,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

STATE FAIR PosrPosEp--The Board
Of Commissioners have given notice Of the
postponement Of this exhibition until the
18th Of October. The reason for so doing,
is on account OF the severe drought, and
universal sickness ibrosgbou. the country
We think Il q wise move.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

COUNTY FAIR PosTPoNED.-We under
stand that the Board of Directors of the San
dusky County Agricultural and Industrial Fair,
have thought il advisable to postpone the same
until the the llth and 18th Of October. Our
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

RAM.-The long looked for. and long
needed shower fell on Wednesday evening
last. Though not as plentiful as il might
have been. we feel thankful that we receiv-
cd some.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

EE The Slaveocratic Judicial Conyen-
,iou, which assembled in this place on Wed
nesday. nominated James NJ. Cody. Of Lu-
cas- County, on the 9th ballot
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08
New Advertisements.

House and Lot for Sale or Rsnt-Enqure o
VIM. f. Haynes.
Ditch Notice.
Partition No,ice--Iu Common Pleas Covr.
Joshua L. Hat6eld's Estate.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

TOR BOSTON, via NEWPORT and FALL RIVER
Brow. nd EMPIRE STATE c.p.ss Beasgs B..ycA s.v-
Battery, ss tP NJ Botb touching Ct Newport e.ch cav.
freight % Bossoa svesd thaoaSh vita dspesae
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
npIyATE IuITI0N-MATHEMATICS, BOOK
Dantina Ataocmics.

4 DODWORTHs DANCING ACADEMY, No
1s $40 Bosdvs for the reception VI Pupils vhpeSi
during the g for Lsd- aud Cifres
Wednesday and SATURDAY haasy and ssrariy afternoons
all meeting Saturday for practice wh Lessons
for Genfenen hon1ay "Wednesday
erAl practice with band. Ss;arday eTsunr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
paints, Glass, &r.

ZINC PAINTS. - The NEW-JERSEY ZINC
- COMPANY having estly enlarged their and
the quality o. he rocGct prepared execute orders
SUPERIOR PAINTS
Their WHITE ZINC which 10 sold dry rrouad Ia oil war.
WHfTESEsS
method Of prepsrs,oa recently which
shes the Company their aud
the keEs for rcasonable
Be superior 20 other -
IhsI BROWN ZINC PAINT which sold At . low price and
can only be made from the Zne from Ssw
Known o Ne protective qualities when applied to ron or oths, NJ
Their sToSEcoLoR PAINT po-e al. tn. prop.r,e. Of III.
brorn and Of an agreeable color for painting Cottsr DS,s.
ouibuangA Brds-s lie Dealers gu pped an Ssr~ ,s p'
MANNING sQUIER, Assnu Ne 8 DsyNNf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
ADRIAN n NUi.f Es Auctoneer
Wal UApI L PROPERTY on FORSYTH ST. T.

AUC'ION ADRIAN II MILLER < Go VII ssHuus
chants Esohsurr he ysuabe lot Of Land situated A,ss
fc a. F,fyt1st % south HIl.ton No assif
On which thrceio'y brick bu dius u5,.sat,if baa
twelve ro ~ss ana plascred tefoulhopt heated BY CAV
laiott frnac ws ted fo mtnrft tGrins
osn ~ suaI 10 'ros into 'lnls sdfga
Nv q ff a. b. s. feet Mas ltl ei's o. 10
A,,llnnl.r No Pine Iiil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16
3nsiruriiou.

R0OK-kEEP1NG, &c. c. MARsHs Counting
Rooms Ior the practice Of ieepns te No "a Broad
pup well drilled without being Limited - u tune =, n ne
eresiec cal for erculAra c C. Aar.hs worts for al. IN
II +. POSTER, Consulting Accountant autbo1 n
Pre- ts;y on he lest method Of r.seans Penm...hip
penoe fHy The Iog ating House Assnf sna
son sound elementary urnciple the entire f,s.
modern twelve lesson ehssfanry Broadv.y 49,
are au.hed tor mercantile pursuits superior and
WRITING AND WHITING MASrERS-Ths p,nsgni.. 81 -.
Iofef developed and the fsce the latter sIporsd IA
esos 70 the People Of the urifed States" ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

IFksUP q CHILDs, MhNUn no . ~, \" -
IfksEKD OIL md WINDOW GLASS a. tsru ssot- a., -,
WU.r se~-yot. oEes bs rls fol -'f ant Al n
h,d- ~ Zine Paint Their Prt nch Bssin &C F5B 8 ,
ye kostaisee wosls I'D 'os DIR ~iss tas "a
r. Lsh,h Csm?.n gran1 D. tf IA . ~
prspsi oil 9TH the prrP.r dper We Ptct aen n ~
,sd q Ie s. snd e.ss snd tds P,ins 70 re- Tor 50
M nsntss ssd TIE superiority OF Lnc over
eaS soih fsrr bss1'y Of Ip'es-es .ld ceoi ny
a. Ell established All TIE Psint ofr-f oy - FA
,rtsd 10 I'll respects fuy eqpI to any sOd In ta nHEsS
and o. - fsecrshls term
ZINC PAINT The undersigned, agents tor ths sale
IL ii White OSae Zgc b. the fsf s.gs
na .hish Zsc Co psfd receive ores ~ to -
tn psculsr stisutno Of tn ras g IT. esias
.r,ofit, over others asnufetare and Is
r,..s,I &c :, p.,iriae 81 the RET Of fyrriEB-
fae a Oh calming
sire a. DIV OF With viii b iond - neut ~
Tor ps,iiy rr,s bod and 5fsm whiteues Prices All se "
r.ps, on hhefs fO;trE - .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-16

EDUCATION by an OXFORD GRADUATE, %,
T. C. D NORRIS " A, lsie fli0w Of OIL IeIs.f
r s,e- he bird Of his sct nea,Hl 0i ~
feb Is sf No - Ihree doc ~esi O brSaI~v a.
ITsss a.. no Clsr-uaou Hotel and n rsf. = w. n
Hshor war~r ~. T. uiHforn. Esq tue Kew VI o'
II sSrt Esr- Lf, 10
DRIyATE TUITION-M AThEhAIiCo, DUE IN
II FFTpTsg PEyNAvsHIp.-A 0enilsnsn OF sf.ea yoi'
$4,000 az the M.hste. Bo0s '9S rsa n.a
hir vi n common Rbslsh irasehes ard wnp ha' h'
.r-srene~ schns Ln and th -nen s0l 1ns
L.rsu.s- l-issr- sfer o'clock oiers ~ a
b-e d..rou- il Of tbs -baEs .ae ies
,rences 20 by whom sdyertiser roo em2'Jei Ae
TEACHER, No isl Beout
THE NORMAL SCHOOLS OF the BOARD OF
EDUCATION, except Tho coersd Sch,,l -t ua h,'a ~
bold the lbs bald Of NG'd school, NO ~
In .Oth u between the 1T sri Si.sys
vI'HE UNDERSIGNED begs leave to inform MS
fisn1s the public that he will .pen from the ~ Q, ~
month Of the WINTER EVENING GLASSES
the French md German rg at w Ni;Aos, C' ln
AlenS and the Mechanic las lutte W bS~sf'
the benefit Of Grnsn4ad other ras in ~
the IA ter nsfe Day Ca french G-tnsn .nd Sls
b. formed whenever sufficient number sps;ant. ~
gentlemen Prsert h-Hs-yss For further e
Tegsonaliy BY letter JOSEF LEHWESS Pr0-S OF
the Modem LsngussssL No 81 Orehssd-t