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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-13

streets, took fire. The hook and ladder companies
1remen mounted the roof with their hose. The roof
wos covered with ice, und very dangerous but nowith
standing this the daring men cambered over the cor
nice and by dnt of chopping and the Of water pre-
vented the edifce from falling prey to the flames.
rosswes brass and iron foundry Race street. oppo
@ o 90 ysry y
About ten O'Clock the remaining portion Of the front
wall Of the factory fell ouwards Cherry street with
tremendous crash number Of fremsu were at work
In front at the time but fortunately they escaped
1urt. The occupants Of the house fronting on Arch
street rendered much assistance to their moro unfortu
open for the reception Of the goods so hastily re-
moved from the burning threatened buildings
The streets all around the neighborhood were OBJ
utructed~ with furniture piled the mdewalks. The
weather during the morning was exceedingly cold,
nnd the water irose as fast fe thus making the
~ and And
An immense crowd OF lookers-on DISTRACTED the move
,nens Of the workers. while in many cases the brakes
exerrons made by the police enforce the wholesome
regulation Of keeping the crowd away from the immed
ate vicinity Of the FIRE Early In the morning numbers
Of prowln9 Shieves were about the steal
ing they could Lay their hands upon and
veniently carry away. The excitement attending
such scene offers s,es ,s faculties s,s 70 idle va
2ortance OF battlement walls was fully demon
etrated at this Ere In several instances the progress
of the flames was efectuay stayed BY the presence
terry; one Of the waichmen employed In the factory
went through the building at four O'clock and foun
everything safe-an hour later and the building Was \
Games In avery part. There was no IRE used In tn
part Of the building whore TIE flames were hrst seen
The building vas heated BY steam which was generate
in two boilers In building entirely distinct from "a
ssr short Of 600 impossible At this time 70
mate the amount OF Insurance ON this large sum
sbe best Information we can obtain, isens 20 tn
abe loss sustained This connaeration and ts dsA
fesuis furnishes another evidence OF the nsosssty to
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-09-08

EF- We understand that Henry s
Commager Of this city was yesterday nom-
mated by the Pierce & Douglas Convention
at Napoleon, for Representative in Congress
from this District. Thus so far is carried
out the pledge Of Steedman & Co, TO the
Administration, that none but full blood
ed Nebraska man should be nominated
from the District Toledo Blade.
The final result OF the election in Mis-
souri, is now known. On joint ballot in the
legislature the Wings will have 02, the
Democrats 6l, and Benton party 80. The
Wings have plurality over the Democrats
in the House, and the Democrats have a
plurality over the Wings in the Senate,
consequently the Senatorial election cannot
take place at all without the consent Of both
these parties.
STATE FAIR PosTPoNED.-See the card
Of the Executive Commtte in our local col
umn, postponing the State Fair till October
l7th. We think they have done wisely,
in view Of the facts stated by them, AS
the great National Cattle Show comes off
in Springfield, o., on the 25th, 26th and
9th of October, this change will enable
strangers and exhibitors from abroad, to
avail themselves of both these great gath.
erings. The great drouth, alone, would be
a good reason for the change.
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whereby are swept away the life, liberty,
and property Of one or a yfew citizens, by
which neither the representatives nor their
other constituents, are willing to be bound, is
too odious to be tolerated in any govern
ment where freedom has name.
III. Yerger 260, Vanzant v. Waddle.
See also, the case Of Budd vs. the State,
s Humph. 4S4. That was an indictment
against the defendant as Clerk Of the Union
Bank for embezzement; the proceeding
being had under special law passed for
the benefit Of that Bank, and operating a.
gainst its officers, &c, alone. The act was
declared unconstitutional, because it did
not embrace all persons in like state, and
surrounded by similar circumstances.
Again this act cannot operate in all its
provisions throughout the whole State, and,
therefore, il is not uniform law. There
are counties in the State in which there
are no Banks, Bankers, or Brokers, and
this fact was known to the Legislature
when they passed the law.
For these reasons we cannot believe that
the law is constitutional.
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Attest-C. M. FoUKE, Per. Sc'y.

0ry- Extract of letter from the Rev. Mr..
Churchill, Of Boston, who is now travelling for
his health in the east:
''lt gives one an ever present idea Of the ex-
pansive enterprise Of his countrymen, to find in
their commodities OF commerce continually in
his path wherever he goes. have not yet vs-
tied any considerable city Of Turkey where |
did not find the medicines OF my country
men represented by Ayers Cherry rectoral.-
In Smyrna, Aleppo, JaiFa, Jerusalem and Con-
s'antiDope, we in each, OH the door post Of
some baz.r, the peculiarly American looking
iron card, of DR.. Aver, saying in language
wi. ich not one in a thousand of the passers by
can read, ayers Cherry Pectoral for Coughs,
Colds ard Consumption, sold here" On a
shelf behind the cross-legged Musselmdn are
seen the bottles with their English, Spanish,
French and German faces turned to the crowd.
aud on enquirng we are told that foreigners
are not the only purchasers, but the true be :
levers themselves waive their trust in fate to
try this product Of American skiil, when they
find there is no other cure for them.
81 was told here Yesterday that the Cherry
Pectoral had been presented to the Sultan, and
is now in constant use in his harem, and in the
hospitals of the Empire"
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Education in several Of the townships the fol-
lowing school house levies. to wit.
In district number five, Townsend township,
6.25 mills on the dollar valuation; district mum
ber seven. Townsend II. 25 mills; district
aumber nine, Green Greek, Ii mills; district
number two. Riley, mills: district namber
four, ilsy, millsi district number ten, Ball
vile, III mills; district number eight, Sandus-
Ky so mills; district number three, Sandusky.
mills; district number seven. Washington,
mills; district number Que, Scott, 5 50 mills;
district number four, Scott, d mills. aud in dis
trict number five, Scott, II mills on the dollar,
valuation. HORACE E. CLARK,
Auditor Of Sandusky Co.
Auditors Office,
Fremont, Aug.7 1854 1913
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Sent. 4. Is54.-33.7 His Attorney

DITCH N OTICE.-Notice is hereby given
IL to Chr istion Ghsst, John Strong and John
Aldrch, tina a petition will be presented to the
the trustees of Scott township, being township
number four range number thirteen, Sanduskt
county Obi o, 10 have them meet on the goth
day Of Octobe next, and enter upon the south
west quarter OF the north. west quarter OF sec
ton twenty-five. and the northwest quarter OF
the north least quarter, and the north ST quar-
ter of the north est quarter of section tive niy
three, and also the southeast quarter Of the
south least quarter of section fourteen, OF said
township, and locate ditch, aud cause the
same TO be opened across the said d,snds accord
ing 10 law. Sept. 8, l854-33- 6"
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Tributary.
CRoGHAN LoDGE, No. II, 100 +.
Fremont, Sept. 2, 1854.

Fremont, Sept 2, 1854.
WHEREAS, The al-wise Creator, who work.
eth after the counses of h is own mind has. in
his inscrutable will, seen ft TO remove from
among us, by sudden death, our worthy and
much esteemed friend and brother JOHN FAS-
SOLD, it is therefore
Res0lred, In view of this event, which has
brought sorrow TO our hearts, by sundering an-
other link from the chain Of Odd Fellowship, we
as members of this Lodge, bow submssvelv
aud say ''Thy will, o God, lie done,' taking
heed TO the ad dmonition, "Be ye also ready"
Resolred, That with the desolate widow and
her fatherIegs children, who are stran gers in a
strange land far from their kin"red and home,
we do deeply and fraternally syn pathize, and
that we will endeavor in furtherance of the
great virtues Of our Order, "Friendshp Love
and truth, to assuage their grief and bear with
them this their bereavement
Resolred, That we acknowledge the claims Of
a stranger brother to our sympathies, and by our
acts will ever evince the attachment we have
for the Order, and render aid in time OF need.
Resolred, That copy of these Resolutions be
signed by the officers of this Lodge, and for
warded to Minerva Lodge, No 374, New York
City, Of which brother FAssOLD was a member
aud that copy be delivered TO the widow aud
also published in the papers of Fremont.
JOHN MCGEE,
JOHN FLAUGHER,
ISAAC M. keller.
Lodge Committee.
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EXPLODED BANKs.-As many hereabouL
have suffered by holding on to bills of sew
eral banks recently busted" we give the
exact time of the bills decease and its pres
ent discount in Wall Street New York, that
the holders may know if they are to lose
the amount. or some other individual from
whom the bill was taken:
"Dovers' Bank, Ogdensburgh, N. Y, fail
ed at IL A. NJ, Aug. "a, rs discount; Bank
of Carthage, N. Y, failed Aug. 2l, l6 dis
count; Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank
Michigan, failed at 10 NJ, Aug, 2l, 50 dis
count; Bank of Washtenwa, Michigan, fail
ed at IL NJ. Aug. 81, discount; Farmers
and Mechanics Bank of Memphis. Tenn.
failed at II NJ, Aug, l6, discount rs; Ad
rance Insurance Company, so discount
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In CIlancery.
JOHN CLARK a

SMITH d. BALDWIN, et al.
NOTICE is hereby given that in pursuance
v Of an order from The Court Of Common
Z less OF Sandusky County, to me directed and
delivered shall offer Cor sale at the door of the
Court House in Fremont, Sandusky County,
Ohio, on Saturday, the sixteenth day of Sep
tember, eighteen hundred and ffty-three, at
one o'clock in the afternoon of said day, the
following described lands aud tenements, towit.
Part of the west half OF the west half of the
north east quarter Of of section number eigh-
teen, township number four, range number six
teen, containing twenty nine acres; Also. the
east half of the northeast quarter OF section
number seven, township number four, range
number sixteen, containing eighty acres; Also,
the west half of the north east quarter of Sec
ton number seven, tow nship number four,
range number sixteen, containing eighty acres;
Also the west half Of the south west quarter OF
the northwest quarter Of section number sew
enteen, township four, range number sixteen,
continuing twenty acres, all in Sandusky coun-
~, Ohio.
Taken as the property OF Smith D. Baldwin
ct. al. TO satisfy a judgment in favor Of John
Clark. CHESTER EDGERTON,
Special Master Commissioner.
August III, 1854 -29.5
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MI ECHA NICs,
e. MANUFACTURERS
$3.50 In Cash PriScS. $50


VOLUME TEN OF THE SCIENTIFIC
Y AMERICAN, commences on the 9Th Of
September. II is chiefly devoted 10 the ad-
vancement and the furthersnce Of the interests
OF mechanics, inventors, manufacturers and
farmers, and is edited by men practically skill.
ed in the arts and sciences Probably no other
journal OF the same character is so extensively
circulated, or SO generally esteemed for its
practical ability. Nearly all the valuable pat
ents which issue weekly from the Patent Office
are illustrated with engravings. and The claims
of all the patents ore published regularly in lis
columns they are issued, thus making il
pc feet scientific and mechanical Ency c,opedia
of information upon the subjects of Mechanic
al Improvements. chemistry, engineering and
the sciences generally. 1t is publ ishsd weekly
in ounrto foi IN suitable for binding, and each
vo n me contains four hundred aud sixteen pa
ges of reading matter, several hundred engrav-
ings, with full aud complete Index. Its cir
culation on the last volume exceeded 5000
copies per week, and the practical receipts in
one volume are worth TO any family much more
than the subs bscrpion price.
| The following cash prizes are offered by the
publishers for the fourteen largest lists of sub
scrihers sent in by the LIST Of January, 1856
S 90 will be given for the largest list: $75 for
the seconds: $65 for the third: $55 for the
fourth: $50 for the fifth: $45 for tho sixth:
$40 for the seventh: $35 for the eighth: $50
for the ninth: SIS for the tenth: $40 for the
eleventh: $I5 for the twelfth: $40 for the
thirteenth and S5 for the fourteenth The
cash will be paid 10 the order of the successful
competitor Immediately after the lst Of Janu-
aay, 1855.
TERMS One copy one year. So, one copy
sia months ST., five copies six months S4, ten
copies twelve months Sis, fifteen copies twelve
months $22, twenty copies twelve months S2S
in advance. No number Of subscript ons
above twenty can be taken at less than 81 40
each. Names can be sent in at different times,
and from different post offices.
Southern and Western money taken for sub.
scrptions
Letters should be directed. postpaid, TO
MuNs 81 Co. ., / q Fulton street, MY.
Messrs. Nuns Il Co.. are extensively en-
gagged is procuring patents Tor new Inventions
and will advise inventors free OF charge. in re-
| gard TO the novelty Of their improvements.
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TIE SMALL NOTE LAw.-On and after
the first of October next no bills issued by
banks of other States, Of less denomina-
ton than ten dollars can legally be circu-
lated in Ohio We see the Cincinnati Banks
have held meeting, and have taken steps
to meet The emergency. They will COM
mence discarding the prescribed class of
notes, on the lst of September, in the fol-
lowing order: Notes of the Bank of Alba
ny, at New Albany; Bank of America, at
Morocco; Bank of Attica; Bank of Bloom
ington; Bank of Elkhart; Bank of North
America; Bank OF Rensselaer,; Bank OF Roch
ester; b INK of Syracuse; Bank of Warsaw
Delaware County Bank; Dovcrs' Bank, a
Rome; Exchange Bank, Greencastle; Far
mers' Bank, Jasper; Kalamazoo Bank, Abil-
on Kentucky Stock Bank Lagrange Bank,
Laurel Bank; Plymouth Bank; Public
Stock Bank Salem Bank; Shawnee Bank
Attca; Wabash Bank, at Neville; Wabasl
Bank, at Jasper; Traders Bank, at Nash
vile; will not be bankable after the first o
September.
Notes Of all the Virginia Banks will b.
discarded after the llth of September
Notes of al! Indiana State Stock Banks
not en- umerated in the first class, will b'
discarded after the goth September
All other foreign bank notes to be dis
carded after the lst of October.-O. S
Journal
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September Appointments.

viii be at his Room,
Fremont -Kessler's American, Saturday,
30th September,
TIFFIN observation-disclosures Friday, goth Sept.
oANDusKY CITY--St. Lawrence House,
Thursday 2sth September.
NoRwALK-American House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 26th and 9th September.
Persons wishing 10 call must remember tn at
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
DAYS of the month. hence, the dates can only
be known BY reference to each months adver.
tisement.
Those afflicted with diseases Of the Lungs,
Liver, Kidneys, or Spleen, InflAmmatious.
Rheumatism, Asthma, ShOriness of Breath, or
Difficulty of Breathing, Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, RestIessnes',
Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement
of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula, Ulcers, lmpuri-
ties of the Blood, or any Chronic diseases are
invited to call.
No Charge for Consultation.
DR.. T neither bleeds nor blisters; nor is he a
Homeopathic; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Anthony, or any other mineral as med.
ica agent, nor is he Thompso nian--he nei-
ther steams or gives emetics His theory oI
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted but not more than does his system
Of reatment. lie does not make sick 10 make
weli nor tear down to build up again; nor al
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
ABSCESS.
To continue the promised variety, we this
month present the following: Numerous cases
of Fever sores, White sweilngs, Lumbar and
OF her assesses have been successfully treat ed
within the pnst year. The cures are invaria-
bly, effected by internal detergent remedies oi
an anti poisonous character. In This class o
diseases, particularly, we take pleasure in con
trastng the result with any or all other modes o
treatment. We again invite invaids to search
out and acquaint themselves with the circum-
| stances published, and at the same time cha
| lenge our enc mics to show that single testiino
NAL is distorted or over-colored in the least es.
sential particular.
! Case of Mr.. JosnuA EvERuART. of Piai,
Township, Wayne County, O.
| While crossing the lshmus from CaliCorni,
in December, 1859, he was attacked with vi
olent pain in the right side caused b, exposure
| This continued with such severity thai he coul,
not stoop or change posture, without the ut
most caution. The breathing was short ant
painful, aud the effect of a cough excruc
atng. AT length the side became much swol
len, assumed dark purple appearance, ant
supurated, and continued discharging larg
quantities of putrid matter, supposed by the at
tendant to proceed from the Liver. Analytic
| treatment being instituted the discharge be
came lighter, and finally ceased altogether, tn
pain subsidized and the surface healed smoothly
For the last two years the part has been soun'
| and Mr.. T., has enioved robust health.
Sanduskv July 26. 1854.
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Notice

TO the Members Of the Lower Sandusky
Library Association:
A RRANGEMENTS have been made for in
IA corporatilg the Books Of ths Old Library
with those of the Fremon; Library Associat ion
All persons having Books in their possession
belonging to the old Library will confer favor
by leavin them at S. Buckland g. Co.'S Book
Store; particularly, those volumes which are
part of set. being of no value TO the holder
unless accompanied hy the remaining volumes,
DANIEL BRAINARD,
Pre'tdent Fremont Literary Association.
Sent | 1854
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niTCH NOTICE.-The heirs of Michael
~ Stahl, deceased, are hereby notified that
the Trustees Of Scott township, Sandusky
county, will meet on Monday, the twenty fifth
day of September, A. d., eighteen hundred
aud fifty. four, and enter upon the following de-
scribed lands, to wit:
The east half Of the south least quarter, and
the south east quarter of the northeast quarter
of section number thirty three, township num-
ber four, north Of range number thirteen, for
the purpose of locating ditch across the same,
aud assigning the construction thereof accord
ing TO law. Aug. 4, l954-29-6
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Married.

On the 18th Of August, at st. Johns Church
by Rev, II. Lang, Mr.. John Hettinger to Miss
Laviana CHASER, both ofths vicinity.
On the Oath ult., by the same. Mr.. Jacob
Relish to Miss Maria Bingeman, both of York.
By the same, on the same day, at the Amer
lean, Mr.. George Collier of Bellevue, to Miss
Martha Romig Of Thompson.
By the same at the same time and place, M r.
Edward Catherman oil Bel levue, to Miss Han
nah Miller of Adams.
On the 31th nlt., by the same, Mr. Jasper
Fisher and Miss Elizabeth Warren, all of this
vicinity.
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Buffalo Market.
Buffalo, Sept, 6.

Buffalo, Sept, 8.
There is no change Of note in -four market
this morning. The demand continues modsr.
ate and is confined TO wants of the retail trade,
sales 500 bbls at So -5s9 for good to choice aud
fancy Ohio, Michigan and Indiana.
Wheat--M arket quiet, sales $500 bu., part
ahoat 66c
Oats in good request; sales 5000 bu. Sandus-
Ky at 43, Upper Lakes held at 4 %.
Whiskey-Market stsadyi sales 69 bbls 35c.
Canal freights unexchanged. Receipts for
past "a hours Flour 5000 Wheat 10000, Corn
e5, 900, Oats IS 900.
Arrival from Upper Lake. Prop. Westmore .
land, Prop. Baltic, Barque Canada C. T.
Richmond. Traveller, Flying Cloud, Wing and
Wing ond North Star.
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Sale nf SchnnlLands.

NOTICE is hereby given. that on SATUR-
IN DAY, the SEVENTH DAY OF OC-
TOBER next, at ten o'clock a. M, shall, al
the door of the Court House, in Fremont, offer
Tor sale at publicNuction, TO the highust bidder,
but al not less than the appraised value thereof,
the following described tracts of land being a
p3rt of school tection number sixteen, in town
ship number FIVE, and range number thirteen,
(Madison township,) Sandusky county, to-wit :
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SkyIight DaguerreOtypes !!

WITH many thanks to the public for their
w liberal patronage, would say that no
efforts shall be spared, on my part, TO give con-
tinued satisfaction TO all who may give me a
call | shall endeaVor at all times to have on
hand the most beautiful and durable styles OF
of cases. Daguerreotype materials have risen
in price very much, yet shall continue TO give
Good Pictures for One Dollar!
Instructions given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms
A. d. WILES.
Fremont, June 90, 1854. 22:tf
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.srorpag's DSfsers.

EWjR the cure Of Agae and alt BiIious dissas-
arations, whether in the shape Of Chologoguc,
Fsbrifnge, aittess or Quiniue Mixtures, which
are or have been before the public. II is csF-k
tain cnre for the following diseases. which alb
originate from the same causes, vizs fmpefisct
action Of the skin, or Kidneys. Fever 4 Agus,
Chill Fever, Intermittent aud Renitte6s. Dys-
Dyssntsry, Liver Complaints, Jaundiee. Skin
Diseases, Loss Of Appetite, Debility, Cuid sweats,
Female Complaints, (weakness, &o.,l Of The
latter II 10 one Of the safest smedieinep before
The public. No CaiomsI, Quidine, nor Arsenid-.
here. Price, 81 so pei beiliss With the Piils.
tina bottle. Sold By s BUCKLAND q Co,
June 10, '54-sf.it Fremont. Y, 4
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I anfeId and Brother.

WOULD respectfully say TO the citizens of
w Fremont and vicinity, that they will con-
tinue the hardware business at the old stand
of Garfield a. Mitchell; whsre we hope to
meet the patrons of the late firm, and all 9TH
ers in want of
Hardware, Iron, Stoves &C.,
which we pledge ourselves to sell at the very
lowest price.
CANFIELD g. BROTHER.
Fremont. June 30, 1854 .-23uf
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Died

In this place, on the goth ult., of bilious fe-
yer, Jacob Omwake, aged 81 years.
On the 30th, Of typhoid fever. John Fassold,
late of New York CITY, aged 45 wears.
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The majority for the Wing candidate for
Governor will exceed 5000. The Legisla-
ture will be Wing and anti Nebraska, thus
securing a United States Senator TO Gil the
vacancy. Well done Vermont.
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For Sale or Rent.

TINE HOUSE and LOT now occ upied by
J. James C. Wales, Esq, on the east side
Of the River. NJ For FERNS enquire Of
Sept s--J3tf WIN. Z. HAYNES.