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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
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GONE II sou want sny WHISPERS OF Nv y
X TACEEs or your HAIR xou't g-ow ~ ny OStVhN !
W. crc- Gheu 70 gr1w sr11r ard ASK IL st eks aga
Sut s'su IL 10 h>.r thsti : pef ~
t.e - ,. PER half c1IeE o. the toantsr
r GRAHAM, No y Asss
DEViNEs PIICH LOZENGE-The best ar
- tel or Gods. ColrAs az Cen.grDro- SOD -
Druggists hrcuEhou; th- ~. Nav his ei,y
- J. sect prs. - whoI,,al No 81 C. CLICh.
tn LozENGE win 20, ~, Nv -yro.s-- a, formerly
wv RESNE Genc-si Ase1t.
EOURAUDr INDICATED SOAP cures PIN
~ pies Tan. Frrekes Sunhuru Bio ehes. ssrh.sm T-t
hs from lo~ orsbead. upp-r lip. ary part Of n. soay
Idsud ard Powder Rome Lily White Hair Dye 4nd
E,storst, III. Old established Psrfunery Dsp5; 81 wss
Bcstor; Calender. 81 80 y 81, Phistelptia
DEAD, READ.-Twenty packages of DR..
IL THONAs'S SPECIFIC usd- thr-y permanent cur-s Of
Fever and Ague Il m and b- tstes
p. Of the Uued Sts,e. fire. Of postage II I'll
re, rseI... For 81. wholesale .uG retail by
c. FARRAND. No 81 Broadway, New YORK.
CT VITUS DANCE.-Those having this com
- psr, ear he cured With certainty and BY bar css op
-.., enr. y warranted IN avery op-r,t-i upon No
Cav VII h dmandsc unit The Patss' - entirely recovered
" J " FISH No n Futon-t. sr"slya
vJ,HF WONDER of the AGE.-Dr TOBIAS's
i VENETIAN LINIMENT I. warranted to cur- Choler',
Choic Sea Siciuess Chrcnic Rhsums;isn vomiting Cas-
BuIr. Cd sorss Swenss Toohsehe, headsehe ana isn'
GREAT crrRFos NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Com.'ocs OF
the er Baltic collins LlneJ Wa. cured OF srSer- A.
sck Of Chror RhsunA. in few days by Dr To5sss Gel
CASE or CHOLERA NJ Tobn wight Of the hru OF J.
rEhi Co No l5i Chartre-st., New Orleans vs. anne
Gisfsv cured Choices by Tobias Eminent
VOMITING AND CDLiC.-Mrr Joseph Nicholl, No 10
F.-s1 Nsvyo-t er-ed o. attack Of Conc AMI
' orli'irr ~ Dr. Tohiss's Ner ersn Eminent
Dera No - Cor'lsndt New York sold BY al the Dros
eis's Price . c.rts.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

THE BOARD OF EDUCATION were unable TO hold
their regular meeting yesterday, for want OF
QUORUM.
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BROOKL YN ITEMS

The CoSvICTID EXCISE COAhI sSiOsERs.-l ester
dav afternoon John Cavanaeh and Isaac Champion,
The Commissioners OF Excise WHO were convicted OF
msdeneanor in granting lcenses to improper persons
and sentenced 10 thirty days Imprisonment IN ihe
County jail end 70 pay fine of $50, were brought
before Judge Dean, Of the Supreme Court on writ
of hsbess corpus. and their dscharge from custody
applied for The erouud taken by defendants coun
sci that the record Of conviction Is Illegal, because
il does not appear upon the face what the particular
ofTense il for which they were indicted The second
point urged was that Their incarceration IN the Coun-
" jail illegal, as by an act OF the Leglslat ire
passed December, 1873, The Courts of the County OF
Kings are required to sentence all criminals whose
term OF not less than thirty days 10 the
Per itentiary On the part Of the people, il con-
tended that the Court of Oyer and Terminer in
which Cavanseb Was tried, was a Court Of general
iurisdicion and judgments could not be mpeaehed
Judge Dean reserved bis decision until this morning.
and the prisoners were remanded
The Editor Of TIE Brooklyn Journal desires Us to
state that he appeared in Court yesterday for trial on
al Indictment for inducing perron TO vote ILLEGALLY
hut that the not riske for want OF evidence
10 prove the alleged misccmeanor.
ADMISSIONS TO The BAK.-Tbe following candi-
de. we're Yesterday examined by committee appointed by
he u A.sss, lott Theod re Fresu Cy
rus L. Hall Thee 2. Proctor T. '" Gessenhainsr'
TARGET EycuRsIoS.-The Second District Police
force commanded BY Copt Krg md Ass.anfs proceeded 20
staten Island th third snnu-l target excursion
n nun befed 90 mukes and presented fine appearance
There pre Tor each some OF which are OF con'd
cradle value.
Row AT 4 BALL.--A row occurred shortly after
the bess ne up ball bid Gohic Hall Toesday night
and number OF peons seriously injured The Dali ga
under the patronage No Ensee Company aud the aeS
party belong riysi Ensn- Company To OF ne -,
ssui. named Jm-s NcCsuiey ind James Hin we're arrest
ty Ocers Bar and Bowers They were b'onsa, before
Justice smith and conviction. Hill Sentenced 10 the
pelen 50 DAYS End Me- suley committed TO JA
ior hAe period in default Of psyiss a tine OF 30
The name Of the person drowned at the South Fer
~ on Monday night eupics . jump - the boai was
Ma1i!n HisnnAn. Ills anilN reside a. No ~ fst As NeH-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
ucust Peperon. keeper Of a

CHARGE or ARsoS.-Aucust Psperon' Keeper vi d
~ c,larip TIE basement Of No. 81 White e.,
VA ys.ees, srrd on suspicion Of se.ns FIRE 10 bis place
Itsple.rs O'Clock YESTERDAY morning 'hc ouiias =
S.cov,rsc 10 h. IN flames and s'brn gwen me
eomt.b.. wer- econ on spot aud exnsuhed TIE nIe
Io.. .hop Ssa The accused heinz Questioned py the
Fh. Nshs ,nd poce sisted ths he locked up ms pse-
II oeocI IN III. evening and IL was sii-i"s'ds
lsrsi that he insured Granite Insurance Compshy
fer sn6 that biz stock worth only soQn So
family lived the upper part Of the b1iisins lac seeaed
was detained for examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
IN PI-RSVANCF of an order of the Surrogate
as lauCmTh CALEB 5. wOODHULL Executor.
IIRSIANCE of an order Of Jesse C. Smith.

Esq Surrogate Of the County Of kiuss-SO,ce hereby
given according law AL persons having claims AGAINST
FDMIND } sTsUTE SBURGH, late Of the City Of Brook
u deceased that they required exhibit the sAme with
e vouchers thereof io the subsber Frederick Coasinf
AZ his Mace business number Park place IN the CITY of
New Trk before the sixteenth day VI October next
Dated Aprl 3 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
\ PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate

Of the Comfy Of New-Ysrk nstios hereby all
r,r,ap, haginR claims against JOHN C. COASTOCK, late
City Of New York deceased 70 present The same h
yoches ke reo &c the subscribers their store No IT.
Peterspsce tie City OF New-Yors n or before ne 81
ntb IA. of October ne1t-Dafed Sew York the twelfth day
OF ArTi ia5i GEORGE W. COMSrOCK. Exs.n,o,,
,i5 fawsinTh WILLIAM n COMSTOCk. "''e''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05
IN PURSUANCE of an order ofthe Surrogate Of

the County of New York notice q hereby syen TO all
relson, having claims agein. JOHN BUCHMASrER late Of
The Civ of New YOk. deceased 10 present the same win
youchtIs thereof the rbos al the Once OF yAMEs L.
TLUsLOW No l3i Wsterst in the City Of New York On Or
before the 10Th DAY Of March Dated New York The oh
day OF September 1854 .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

ForSp DRowsrD-The body Of an unknown man
Va. found the Essi Rive at the io't Of ove
ard IN inquesl held upon by Cofosef hon lie uy
rendered verdict Of supposed death by drowning The BODY
extensively oecomrosed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

The Editor Of TIE Brooklyn Journai desires US to
state that he appeared in Court Yesterday for tr on
an Indictment for inducing person to vote Illegally,
Int that the case was not rsk for want of evidence
10 Prove the alleged msccmeanor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

The LATE RoBBERIEs AT THE ST. DENIS no,
Another complain yesterday maae agaust Nchtei
esver under tof rsbbns the room o. hodef
At the st Denis Boie lie CHARGED Wit Stealing le~eiry 10
th x,pe of 467 from Mr. stuart " Fisk. OF
tie hoaid. lie recommnted by Justice stust TO an
sxe lhin charge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

ADMISSIONS TO The BAK.-Tbe following candl
date. were Yesterday examined bya COMMITTEE appointed o.
be sprYeue Court ard admitted topractce st law Riah,T
n Tuckr Alex Hsruer Asrahem lott Theodore fresn, Cy
,rs l. Hall Thos F. Proctor, =. W. Gessenhaimer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

CRiCKKT Second Eleven Of st. Georges and
the New-York Club were to have played yesterday at
Hobokep, but they were compelled to adjourn until
next week for ii rGined il it meant II all the morn
ing. Probably they viii play on "Wednesday and
Thursday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

TARcr1 EycURsIoS-The Second District Police
t, commando bV Cont King sud Assistants proceeded TO
staten Island Yesterday th third snnul target excursion
They nun bered 90 nuke and presented hne appearance
There pres Tor each man some OF winch se OF cons
cradle value.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

L Cfce No % "slst ash espita : - 90 Tai' { 1.a
INV us Properly ssAIs, Lose DAN by FIRE .nd ne
k.. II nlsnd AEd TrsrspOrA0n favorable
Tn. - slu. La Institutions ir q /. city
SAMUEL T. SKIDHORE. President.
HENRY OkKLFT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

JAWS 5 AosNoRTH I'd q bereseo, Li' ZOE Co. N l.
YsrsIDsST.
a THOMSON Pello Of the Irstitats fAetuA-Ies Lon1 q
JOSEPH BLUNT. CoQnsel.
xEDIcsL ADyIsERs
JoHN T. NETGALFE. MD. AID JOHN o. STONE N D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-05

Eastern DIsrrSsARY.-R Report for The month Of
Seyte-bey -Pseus attended at The ONCE %5' males al;
fns,s 7e6 Patient, attended At their DWELLING 7S; males
-. femalss p2 Number OF persons vaecnsied las males
a. ,.usl,s AZ There cured relieved 1871; 70
b,,psl ~ remaining under treatment 81; and died 10 OF
the wboe nun Der there born the state OF York
sS1 h, H. United ssr.s IA; foreign countries s2s
sd,ire and M usual furnished gratis the
npnh, Of prescriptions put for he month being M The
largest her In day was l'i the sAes ha'0ef ~
sytrage per cm, 10
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
SIpeGDerG the Murderer,

The following is an extract from letter
from gentlemen at Xcnie, dated yesterday
TO bis friend in this city. 1t throws some ad-
ditional light upon the character of the noto-
rious Shcpperd, and renders itcertain tina; he
is formidably armed. He is hard Gus
TONER" and still more hardened villain, and
he may commit more murders before he is
captured:
$50 it turns out that Beebe was killed by
Charles Shepperd, whom we sent to The Pen
itentary for passing counterfeit money April
22,l8j2, an W rs pardoned Nay 6lh, e53
lie is one of the most unacountabIe young
men ever saw. He broke our Jail strong
and famous as it is, twice. The last time for
ingenuity Of continuance and successful pxecu.
ton. he rvaled any exploit Of the renown
Jack Shepperd, of Newgate memory, from
whom presume he has lneay descended
The Fl st time he was met at the gate of the
Jail yard by a man who attempted to siczl
him, and was knocked down by Shepperd
who ran, pursued by others he frequently
turned and struck at the foremost person
made him recoi, and then run on again. and
so escaped For power Of bodily endurance
action, promptness, presence of mind, anc
daring resolution, bis equal cannot be found
in this country, His fertility of invention
fruitful resources and ingenuity in Jail break
ing, throws Baron Trcnck in the shade One
of our citizens saw him get on the cars ont
day last week. between here and Cincinnati
He has his right hand tied up. The butts o
two pistols were seen projecting from his in
side coat pockets. and the handle Of bowie
knife from his bosom. He appeared yer,
much fatigued. The manner he was armet
was noticed by other passengers. Your coun
ty Jail could not hold him long, unless con
stantly watched and guarded. He has caus
ed our Sheriff to lose more sleep than all tn
prisoners he ever had under his charge ant
with all he could do, he escaped thus as
have stated"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
To County Auditors and Township
boards Of Education.
CoLuMpUs, q, ApriI ISL.

The great number Of questions arising un-
der the present School Law, and the impor-
iance of having through understanding, by
its officers of the provisions of the law, and n
uniform policy pursued in all The counties, in
its administration, have imposed the neces-
sty of having some medium of communication
" vith those officers; and the Commissioner
has gladly availed himself of the Ohio Jour
nal Of Education for this purpose.
All ma official decisions and opinions
have been, and will continue to be, pnblished
in the Journal; aud il is my opinion that
County Auditors will be justified in sub
scribing for a copy for their own use, and
one (or more) for the Board of School Exam
iners and that township boards may order il
for the township clerk, and the clerk of eacl
sub district AID include the cost Of the same
in their annual estimate OF money TO be raised
in accordance with the first clause of the 22d
section of The School Law
The copies SO taken should, Of course be
kept on file in their respective Offices, and b.
transmitted TO their successors in offices.
The cost Of the Journal is 90 per year
1t is published monthly, in foim suitable fo
binding; it may be secured by addressing
Journal of Education, Co1VmJpS, o.
Editors throughout the State, by publishing
the above, will confer a favor on School off
GERS, and greatly abridge the official cores
pondence of the subscriber
H. H. BARNEY, Commissioner.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
The Poor Innocent Convict Babe.

The Poor Innocent Convict Babe.
The Cincinnati editors are having their
own fun, in specuations as to who is the 'Pa'
of the little innocent born in the Penitentia-
ry last winter A committee of the Leglsa-
ture had the same subject under their special
consideration, and they reported that the ie-
male convcts had been in the habit OF com.
ing into the Warden's room once a week in
the charge of the Matron, TO wash for the
family; and that the father Of her child was
convict who worked in the garden. where
she hung out clothes to dry, and that no otll.
Ger or convict had access to the female prls-
on The committee verbally exoncrated the
Warden from bl me in the matter; but the
report was re-commItted to the committee to
ascertain whether it had been customary Ia
take female convcts out to wash for the War
den and nothing further was done until the
session adjourned, the chairman Of the com
qnitee being also chairman OF the committee
TO investigate the charge of cruelty to a ne
gro convict which lasted to the close Of the
session, and the case Of the father was for
gotten
1t will no doubt crafty these editors tC
know that the little innocent was discharged
with its mother Cher term of sentence having
rxpired) carly in April, and that she visiIe(
Cincinnati, and is now, perhaps, in that city
where she may be inquired of concerning thu
parentage of her child, by any Of the editor
whose curiosity is SO much excited States
man of the 5M
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

The 90 A NJ. and , 80 and l. 45 P. NJ.
Trains from Cleveland, connect at Toledo with
irains Of Michigan and Southern Rail Road for
Chicago and the West!
The 4 81 aud I, 50 A. NJ. and the , SIS P. NJ .
Trans from Toledo, connect at Cleveland, direct
", with Trains of the Lake Shore Road for the
East
The so A. NJ. Train connects at Cleveland
with Cleveland and Pittsburgh r r.
Trains also connect with Mansfield and SanGus.
Ky Ro,d, at Monroevie, e, aud Mad River and
Lake Erie r Dad, at CLYDE
The Ia! A. NJ, Train from Clyde, and re
3.05 p M Train from Toledo form a direct con-
nection between Cleveland (Oho City) and To-
Iledo via S in.luskv.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
R2
Fancy Neg R R.1rtic'cs,
&c., o. sss SC.
4 T the old stand Of
\ n. LEPP LNEAN

A T the old stand Of
"A ~. LEPPE J. M a NJ
mani oc IEWEtpv WAT%IirS CtoCKS
amd ThSCv npTtI,t rS W. - y, III,
,r ,I -. - ..,,, a,b
will compare m Gyorably in @ ousn,iiy. quality and
price with any assortment kept in north western
Ohio, and as our motto is
Oyjck sales oud snoH Drofis
persons wanting articles in our line will find it to
their interest 10 call and examine our stock, be-
lore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident oi
satisfying the most fasiidious
LADIES, DEPARTMENT
,'nr hSSpr' nent OF GOODS IN ms department IS
exceedingly rIch ana large so LADIES' be sure
to all who may favor US with a CALL ~
T,d;oe, Rro,e+ D;ns
-, i]''''>' 80, ,.'o,
- we nave Just opened ElFb DoAENo
breast ms comprising ali the latest ana most
beautiful styles varying in price from Two 10
w. J.a.s anSI D;.n.
-, I-"-'n"i'n "',' ialuSS'
we have over one Hundred different patterns
lecturers. Cali ami exnmin ne for T Yourselves. m
Call Tool,ote
'Di'
Just received lot OF fine Lockeis, intended for
one lw"' three ana Tour miniatures VARYING from
'he SIZE oi afau-d'me up to the full sized watches
Cod Crosses and Choinc
g. C.assa. ,It.,ocC,,...
Ca e SiI """ pepu..ul '"S "' ~,
Buttons, &c.
| Finger Kings.
ANY quantity of FINGER Rfrcs. rom Fifty cent,
to Seven Dollars each, amonr Them some yel7
be autIiuI Regard Rings
PCrtnmcrv.
A fine LOT of Harrison,e Iubin, and MascheI'
manufacture, warranted genuine. and for sale Al
! manufacturers p,ices W. keen a osner.I "a
sorlment of every thinr usualv kent bv deaar rs /,
our line So give MS cali beCore nnrchpsiuc
if our goods don't suit. don,i buv them; il is n,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
Fremont and Indiana Railroad.

HNAKE NOTICE The FREMONT g. IN
D. DIANA RAILROAD COMPANY, have
located their Railroad upon and across the follow
ing described tract Of land situate in the County
OF Sau6nsky, and State of ohio, to wit:
The south half of the southwest quarter orsec-
lion number fourteen, township number four,
north of range number thirteen east. said to belong
to Jesse Stone, nonresident Of said County,
ana have filed their application according TO law
with the Probate Judge of said county, for the ap-
propriation OF The right Of way for said Road one
hundred feet wide acrQss said tract; that is 10 saw
fifty feet wide On each side of the center line o
said Road, last surveyed and staked out across
said tract. Said ceulre line commencing on the
north line Of said tract three hundred feet west
from the northeast corner thereof. thence in a
sonth westerly direction, two thousand two hun
dred feet, lu point the south line Of said tract
seven hundred and twenty feel from the south
west corner thereof, containing five aud five one
hNndredihs acres of land, including The right lc
construct, maintain ana Rarord thereon
and the materials for the construction and repair
of the same, contained within said one hundred
feet: Aud on the fith day of June next, jury vii
be selected TO assess the compensation TO be paic
therefor. LA @. RAWSON, President,
Fremont and Indiana Railroad Company.
May 5th, 1854. 1874
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
1OO.OOO GIFTs for the PEOPLE.

100000 GIFTS for the PEOPLE.
JOSIAH PER NAM submits TO the people Of
y the United States, his THIRD
Monster Gift Enterprise,
In connection with the exhibitions Of his maguf.
cent aud immense
Mirror Of North and SOnih america,
AT Academy Hall, G63 Broadway, New York.
100000 Tickets Only. at s Each,
viii be sold Each purchaser Of Ticket for the
ADMISSION OF FOUR PERSONS
To the Exhibition, viii he presented with mum
bered Certificate emitting the holder TO one share
in the following 100 600 Gifts.
A FARM located in Harrison town ship. Glou-
cester Co., New Jersey, aud within 5 miles Of
Piiadtlph;a. II tembraces over 100 Acres of Land,
in high state Of cultivation with dwelliny, barns,
and other necessary out houses in guod repair. -
There is large Orchard of choice Fruit Trees
7 tile indsputnble Valued at..........S G,0lO
Any information in regard TO the Farm can
be obtained Of BELAN REDFIELD, ten
ant on the premises
a PERPETUAL LOAN without inter-
]
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
CIVIL ACTION PENDING

CIVIL ACTION PENDING
In the Court Of Common Pleas, SaadaSky
County, and State Of Ohio.
JOHN w. ALLEN vs.
CHARLES J. McCURDY,
SARAH ANN LORD and
unknown heirs Of
STEPHEN J. LORD, deceased {
TINE defendants in this suit are hereby notified,
l. that depositions will be taken by the plaintiff
to be used in evidence at the rial thereof, in said
court, at the times and places following;
On the twenty-ninth, thirtieth and thirty first
days of May, eighteen hundred aud fifty four, be-
tween The hours Of six o'clock in the forenoon and
nine O'Clock in the afternoon Of each dav, at the
office OF Plat & Stewart, in the city of Washing
ton, District of Columbia.
On the fifth, sixth and seventh days of June
eighteen hundred and frty-four, between the
hours shove mentioned on each day, at the Irving
House in the City of New York.
And on the tenth, twelfth and dthirteenth days o
June, eighteen hundred and fifty four, between
the hours Aforesaid, of each day, at I he office o.
Charles J. McCurdy, in the village of Lyme
State of Connecticut.
DefendantsGre also notified that plaintiff will
testify MS a witness in said cause.
BUCKLAND 81 EVERETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Nav Ist 1854 1874
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
S.V'UEF .R.V'ED B.9(CO!
PETER LORILLARD,
MANUFACTURERS,

az Chatham Street. .Nep York.
OFFERS for sale the following articles WAR
" ranted ofsuperior quality Maccaboy, Scotch,
Coarse French, Rappee, Honey Dew Scotch, and
other Snuffs. Also. Fine-Cut Tobacco in tn-foil
and papers more particular description OF the
various articles can be known by sending for full
price current as above.
Feb TO- le54-3m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

DOAD NOTICE. IN office is hereby given that
IN petition will be presented to the Comms-
sioners of Sandusky county, at their first annual
meeting in jane next, to vacate that part Of the
State road running from the county road that runs
by T.. A. Bcebe to the county line, between Erie
and Sandusky counties.
April 2S.-l4:i*
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LOAN without inter

THE CELEBRATED TROTTING
MARE, "Bily Dale,' who can trot, III
harness a mile in 4O-valued at........ 150l
s ROSEWOOD PIANOS, valued at
$500 each $50
5 do do valued a, $500 each 500
A portion of he Pianos are r. Gilbert
& Co.'S celebrated Eolians, others of Hat
lett Davis 81 Cos Splendid Instruments.
The splendid feries Of PAINTINGS,
known as the mirror of New England and
Canadian Scenery" and now realizing
handsome income by exhibition in the east
valued at ...............,....2 2?,0GO
3Light X be autilul carriages s 80 615
10 Gold Watches 100 1000
40 do 50 1000
100 do P ems and Cases, 5 50l
| 5000 do. Pencils. 5000
/ 94,SlO Pieces of choice, popular aud fash
ionabe music, rs cts, each, 23.10i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
GOING EAST.

Both Trains connect at Cleveland with Lake
Shore, and Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Ro DIS
5l0 P. NJ. Express Train from Sandusky
connects with Steamers Mississippi and St. Law
renee. for Buffalo and the East
Both Trains connect at Sandusky, with Mad
River and Lake Erie Rail Road.
Express Train forms direct connection-va
Sandusky, between Cleveland and CINCINNATI and
the s.45 A. M Train from CLEVELAND, and the
5. 10 P. M. Train from Sandusky, connect at
Sandusky, with the Slnduskv aud Mansfield Rail
Road E. B. PHILLIPS, Supt.
Supt's Office, C. 81 T. R. r. I
Cleveland, May 1, lS53.