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The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-15

AcCIDENT.-We understand that man
named james Jennings had his hip dislo-
Gated and leg below the knee badly frac-
tured by the caving in of bank, near
which he was at work, at Chips Dig
gings, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Jennings lay
all night and part of Sunday, in the most
excrutiating pain before surgical as
sistance could be rendered, but DR.. Kibbe
soon succeeded in relieving the unfortu-
nate man, and now reports him in fair
way to recover without amputation.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-15

Cool, Hor, REFREMING.-Our Their
msmeter got so high this week that it took
the tallest typo, with a Long pole, to reach
it. Had it contained persimnsons no
doubt a shorter pole would have brought
them down, but Mercury only cried
enough caue," when the devil threw
cold ayater in his face. That fluid did not
suffice to cool our editorial Ceres, however,
we being in the heat of debate on the
possibility of old Soils melting all the
turnips and Eaters in the gardens on the
hills, when the man with the wagon tum-
bled in at the door, and said, "ain't you
most dried up" "See here, Mr.. Impu-
dence, what do you mean?" observed we.
mo, double intendre, but quadruple six"
observed he; "had'nt you better cool Oft a
little here's an article requires no argu.
ment to convince one of its efficacy, and
throws a shade on Sands, cloud on
Townsend, and knocks the flies off Bull !"
pistols for two," we cried, and immedi-
ately popped our adversary's argument be-
yond the precincts of Pop-edom~ Poll
ticians, keep cool; declare in favor Of Pop
man, and the country's safe!
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-15

DIED.
At Black Rock, N. Y, April 18th, 1854,
GEORGE N. STANLY, youngest child and
only son of John G. and H. G. Stanly, sged
8 years, s. months, S days.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-07-15

Democratic NOu-Electionist Nominees
for Sierra County.
For State Senator,
CAPT. JNO. r. BOWLING.
For Members Of .assembly,
w. G. STILL,
T. A. MOSELEY.
For County Judge,
CHAS. A. KEYSER.
For Public Administrator.
GEO. DOUGLASS.
For Coroner, @
jyl5 DR.. J.W. COWDEN.r
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That by agreement in writing between sal,
John w. Allen OF Que part, and said Lord and
McCurdy OF the other part, said land was to be
reconveyed In plaintiff upon payment ofthe sums
advanced. -1ha, said Stephen J Lord died av
ing said Sarah Ann lord his widow, who is also
administrative Of said deceased, died leaving
children whose names aud places Of residence
are unknown TO plaintiff. The petitio ion alleges
that all the money, the repayment Of which WAS
secured by said deed aud agreement has been
repaid 10 said McCurdy, and Lord in his lifetime
an9 10 his said administrators since his death.
And petitions also for reconveyance Of said land,
TO petioner; and that his title thereto he granted
And the Defendants are notified to appear in
said Court, and answer said petition on or he. .
fore the first day Of June, next, or judgment will
be entered against them. on default.
BUCKLAND Il EVERETT Att'ys. for
Plaintiff Al 3m
Aprl Sd, 1854
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NOTICE.

TAMES B. NEENAN is hereby notified that
y Gilbert G. Edgsrton has filed his petition :
gainst him in the Court OF Common Pleus of San =.
dusky County, the object and PRAYER of which p' :
titon is to obtain judgment against the said Neenan
on an account for one hundred aud two dollars
and twenty-eight cents with interest thereon from
November Is, 1853, and that unless he answer on
before the 9Th day of May, 81 the said peii
ton, the same will he taken as true and judgment
rendered accordingly.
And the said Neenan is further notified that an
order Of attachment has been issued against him
by said Court in favor of said Edgeron for the
above named sum.
March l7-54. GILBERT G. EDGERTON.
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Can SNH be CIoihed M
z. DERN HAMS.

-. -
as we have made arrangements by which wC
will, as heretofore. supply them with every article
Of WEA RING APPAREL, nt
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Come, then, ye Max cd! and we will Colhe you.
We have Just received aud are now Opening,
our ESten i've stock { SPRING and SUNNI iR
READ y MADE CLOTHING.
consisting Of French and Anne ricnn blue, black.
aud drab col red COATS. made after the latest
Partisan and New York city Fishions, Together
with an innumerAble number Of Tweeds, Cot ton
and Linen Coats, of every style, fashion and de.
scriution
French and American broadcoih. cashmere
shiinet, corduroy, aud linen PANTS all cut in
the latest styles, and maCe up in the best manner
Cloth, Satin, ilk. Velvet and Linen VESTS,
and i'll this department will he found plain, fig
ured aud striped satin; plain, figured, aud striped
silk aud = beautiful assortment Of white, huff
plain embroidered aud figured Marseilles, which
cannot be equ led for beauty, durability of color
aud exact nicitv of ftinr.s We cannot enumer.
ate all The different styles and quality of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that We have on hand, but would say that we have
every variety that man may desire.
We have n great quantity Of Shirts. among
which are beautiful Liner, embroidered bosoms
fast -col ored. printed engham, common factory
anu tH' OK bniTtS AOIk6Eh III ade oil Inc nhnu
soonest Linen, and cut according TO the Spring
STYLES CraVatS, Stocks, aud Neck Ties
from the richest silks satins and gingh ghams; plain
figured, and embroidered
DODD'S SILK HATS,
of the spring style. Cans of every quality and
price, Of cloth silk and cotton.
Socks SUspcndcrs, Gloves, kid. silk
nnd cotton, with nice lot of the purest white kid
Tor brida use Handkerchels, linen, silk, and cot.
ton: Umbrellas, &c., &c,
we have also very large assortment Of Good
years india rubber goods, consisting Of over.
coats, Pea Jackets, pants aud Ieggings. Also Oil
cloth everalls.
Trunks ofvarious kinds and prices, and
great variety of Carpet bags, Stachels, &c.
In fact, all that is needed to complete gentle
mans outht, or wardrobe, is TO be found in oui
rooms, and any of and all Of The articles are TO be
sold, whether we get profit or not.
we would also say that we have all styles o
cloth for Goats, Pants and Vests which we hold
ourselves in readiness TO manufacture TO order, by
experienced workmen and on short notice, and we
wish II TO be distinctly understood that arti
Gle sold from Gus establishment warranted TO be
what wc represent them.
Come then, gentleman. and ee If what sa,
is not true in every particul ar. The goods are
open Tor inspection, they will therefore be sold
profit or no profit, that is our motto.
W Cutting done at the shortest notice, ant
warranted TO fit IN
Remember the place M the storp lately occu :
pied b. M'Lellan and niece. onposite the Bank
Il. DERNHAM.
Fremont, April 2l 1854
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A GREAT AND NovEL ESTERPRrsE.- pub
lish in our advertising columns a magnificent Gift
Enterprise, the third Of series, started in New
York, by Mr.. Prrhanl, who has been long and ia.
vorsbly known throue hout the North and East
An examination OF it will present features that
commend it to the attention of every man, woman
aud child in the community. We have only to
say that the former enterprises of this ude fati ga
BILE manager have been characterized by the great
est fan ess and given he utmost satisfaction TO all
concerned. Send in your orders for Tickets, as
early es possible they will, undoubtedly be
taken up in a short time. 49,
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WAR WITH RUSSIA!
England & France Assist the Turks!

"E look with great interest for the arrival Of
w the next Steamer from Europe, which will
undoubtedly. bring the inte llipencS of most san.
culinary conflicts between the great Powers Of the
Eastern Continent.
But that need not however alarm the people OF
Northern Ohio. aud more especially the citizens
of Saniusky county, for they
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-05
Dissolution of Partnership.

THE partnership heretofore ,existinG in the
l. Clothing Business, under the firm Of LITTLE
Il FoLLErr, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent The business will be continued by w. r..
LITTLE. who is hereby authorized to settle and
receive all debts due said firm, and to pay all just
claims upon the same.
VIM. r. LITTLE,
Bellevue March |, 1854. L. d. FOLLETT.
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COurt of Common PIeas.
n w. Allen, Plaintiff


Chas J. McCurdy
Sarah Ann Lord SaGdudskv Coun.
widow and sdministra- ty, Ohio
tfix Of Stephen Lord
deceased, and unknown
heirs Of ssid s. J. Lord
Defendants.
The said Charles 7. McCurdy, Sarah Ann
Lord, widow aud Ad" insiratriS Of Stephen J.
Lord are hereby notified that said John w. AL.
len on the 4th day of April, A. ID. 1854, flied
petiion in the Court Of Common Plcas, OF Sam
dusky Co., in the State OF Ohio against them.
5 aid petition states that on the first day of
November lS36 Stephen J. lord aud Charles
)! McCnrdy advneced certain sums of money 10
Plaintiff. 10 secure which. plant; # executed and
delivered them, said Lord and NcCurly, a deed
Of tie folio wing hnscriben ands
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IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Sandasky County, Ohio.
HANNAH BINKLEY, Plaintiff.
against
JOHN STEM, Defendant.
TNHE defendant, John Stem, will take notice
l. that the Plaintiff, Hannah Rinkley, has filed
her petition in the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Sandusky county, Ohio, setting forth among 9TH
er things, marriage contract entered into by and
between the said plaintiff and defendant, on OF
about the first day Of November, A. D., eighteen
hundred aud fifty three, which the aid defendant
has violated, aud refuses to perform by reason Of
which the plaintiff claims damages to the amount
Of Two thousand FIVE hundred dollars.
Said petition also sets forth that said defendan nj
is the owner OF the north half Of the south est
quarter Of section number nine in Sandusky town :
ship, Sapdusky county, Ohio, which said petition
prays may be he held till the fual hearing OF this
suit, and made subject to any judgment that may
be obtained therein.
Defendant will take notice that an attachment
has been issued against him, and that said land
has been seized by virtue thereof, and that he is
required 10 the said petition by the eighth
day of July, A. d. eighteen hundred aud fifty four
or judgment will be taken against him by default
BARTLETT & HAYNES,
Plaip.f's Attorneys.
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SCHOOL NOTICE


The Board of School Examiners of Sandusky
County will hold their spring session follows;
Commencing on Friday, April and for nine
consecutive Fridays thereniler,-and certificates
will not be grated any other da"s.
The law requires teechers TO be qualified to
teach OrihogFaphy, Reading. Writing. Arithme-
tic, Geography. and English Grammar; aud per-
not qualified TO teach all Of said branches
need not apply. The Examinations will be held
up stairs in the old Court House;
BY order Of the Board.
G. w. CLICK. Clerk
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-05

CIVIL ACTION PENDING
In tie Court Of Common Pleas Sandusky
County, and State Of Ohio.
JOHN w. ALLEN. vs..
CHARLES J. McCURDY,
SARAH ANN LORD aud
unknown heirs of
STEPHEN J. LORD, deceased.
TTNH K defendants in this suit are hereby notified,
l. that dispositions 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 thiriieth and thirty first
days Of May, eighteen hundred and fifty -four, be-
tween the hours Of six O'Clock in the forenoon and
nine O'Clock in the afternoon Of each day, at the
office of Plat IL Stewart, in the city OF w ashing
ton, District OF Columbia.
On the fifth, sixth and seventh days of June,
eighteen hundred and ffty-four, between the
hours above mentioned on each day, at the Irving
House in the City of New York.
And on the tenth, twelfth and hirtee enth DAYS o
June, eighteen hundred and fifty. four, between
the hours aforesaid, of each day, at he office o
Charles J. McCurdy, in the village of Lyme
State of Connecticut.
Defendants are also notified that plaintiff will
testify a witness in said cause.
BUCKLAND & EVERETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Nav lst 1854 1874
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1OO,o 900 GIFTS for the PEOPLE.

100000 GIFTS Tor the PEOPLE.
JOSIAH PER NAM submits 10 the pc ople o.
J the United States, his THIRD
Monster Gift Enterprise,
In connection with the exhibitions of his magnif.
cent and immense
Mirror Of North and South America,
At Academy Hall, 653 Broadway, New York.
100000 Tickets Only, at 81 Erch,
Will be sold Each purchaser Of Ticket for the
ADMISSION OF FOUR PERSONS
To the Exhkiion will be presented with aum
bered Certificate emitting The holder TO one share
in the following 100000 Gifts
A FARM, located in Harrison township, Glou-
cester Co., New Jersey, aud within Is miles OF
Philadelphia. II emb aces over 100 Acres Of Land,
in high state Of cultivation with dwelling, barns,
and other necessary out houses. in good repair.-
There is large Orchard oil choice Fruit Trees.
7 tile indispUtabe. Valued at..........S' 6, 900
Any information in regard to the Farm can
be obtained Of BELAN REDFIELD, ten
ant on the premises
PERPETUAL LOAN without inter-
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JAMES b. NEENAN is hereby notified that
- Joshua B. Smith has filed his petition against
him in the Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky
tition is to obtain judgment against the said Nee
nan on his three prom issory notes for one hundred
and fifty-fve doJrs, and that unless he answer on
or before the l3th day of May, 1854, the sa id Pc
tton, 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.
Marcb I7-JQ5i
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NOTICE,

TAMES B. NEENAN is hereby notified that
y James Mitchell and George C. Garfield, part
ners, under the name and firm Of Garfield IL
Mitchell, have filed their petition against him in
the Court Of Common Pleas of Sandusky County,
Ohio, the object and prayer of which petition TO
obtain Judgment against the said Neenan for one
hundred and fGtysix dollars and eighty-four cents,
on account with interest thereon from the 18th
November S53 and that unless he answer on or
before the 9Th day of May ls54 the said petition,
the same will be taken as true and 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 & Mitchell
for the above named sum.
| March 1854. CANFIELD s. MITCHELL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-05

CARLYLE. Friend Ayer:--In this age Of
quacks, charlatans and mere windy, gaseous
lresenders to heal, who blow ct every street
corner, and in the face and ears of all men.
their lond, bIaeing Jericho trumpets and 9th
er nisy boisterous wind instruments of mar
ve'ously tw sted brass, in such woefull
sham-ridden epoch as this, | say, it is COM
forting nay even cheerini to the earnest well
wisher of his race to know there has ar
r:vel in this world genuine Phisican-to
light cnce more upon something besides
mere Sangrads IS and Don Mercurial Jalaps,
with their lhelebotomies, poisons and warm
vaer.
Your Cathartc Pills and Cherry PICTORIAL,
ca ry us forward to Halcyon day--to milIen.
ia; Pharamacopoeas, when Science, deep
dives down into the principles OF things, shall
with infinite cunning, bring out the genuine
Elixir Niae: for of truth there is nqnilestly
enough somewhat of that same Life Essence
in your subtle vegetable Installations and
compounds.
You realize to US the vission OF those
painfulert, smoke-dricd Achymists. -bootless
seeker-dreamers among setorts and cruel
bles, touching the Quintcssential hidden Vir-
tue of the Universe, which sould an!dote
dstemper, and break for man the Weal of
Time &8&
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claim Of action in his or her own name.
hgainst the seller OF the intoxicating drink,
as well as exemplary damages aud a mar
ried woman shall have right to bring suits, &c
Sec. provides that persons violating the
LIST, End, and 3D. sections shall pay not less
than $40 nor more than $50 and be mpris-
oned in the county Jail for not less than ten
nor more than thirty days, and pay the costs
of prosecution. For violating the 4th sec
ton, the keeper Of any place therein declared
nuisance, shall pay a fine of not less chan
$50 nor more than 500, and be imprisoned
in the county jail not less than 20 nor more
than 90 days, and the places so kept and so
declared nuisances, shall be shut up and aba.
ted upon the order of the Court until bond
and security be given that intoxicating liquors
shall no longer be there sold This section
provides that the lst and 4th sections shall
not extend to sale of wine manufactured Of
The pure juice of tie grape, cultivated an this
State, or ale, beer or cider.
Sec. provides that the giving away of
Intoxicating liquor, or other shift to evade its
provisions. shall be held to be unlawful sell
ing; and every person SO offending shall for
felt and pay the same fines aud costs, and be
imprisoned in the same manner rs for vio-
lation of the first, second and third sections
Sec. / 0 provides that for all fines and costs
the real and personal property ol any person
or persons violating this act, of every kind,
without exemption, shall be liable for the
payment thereof; and all such fines and costs
shall be lien upon such real estate until
paid. In case any person or persons shall
rent or lease any building or premises to be
used for the sale Of intoxicating liquors, con-
trary to this act, such building or premises
shall be held liable for, and may be sold 10
pay all fines and costs assessed against the
person occupying such building or premises,
for any violation Of this act and in case such
building, DC, belong to any minor, insane per-
son or idiot, the guardian or guardians Of the
same, who have control Of such building, &c.
shall be liable and account TO his or their
ward, &c, for al damages resulting from the
use and occupation of such building or prem
ises as aforesaid
Sec. l / provides the mode of prosecutioo
Sec. 2 gives form of affidavit.
Sec. l3 provides that, in all prose ecutions
by indictment or otherwise, under this act
it shall not be necessary to state the kind Of
liquor sold, or describe the place where sold !;
and for. any violation Of the 4th section, it
shall not be necessary to state the name Of
any person TO whom sold; and in all cases,
the person or persons to whom Intoxicating
liquors shall be sold in violation of this act
shall be competent, as witnesses, to provide
such fact, or any other tending thereto.
Sec. IA (the lasD repeals the law Of March
18th. 1851, to restrain sale of spiituous IL
uuors, and the law known as the Township
Liquor Law Of last session with saving
clause in favor of pending prosecutions under
the law so repealed
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-05
New Marble ManufaCtory.

Nhe subscriber has recently opened a Marble
l. Establishment at Clyde. He intends keep.
ing on hand, constantly WELL SELECTED,
and superior variety, and quality of
Tomb stones,
and every other article in his line. He fatters
himself that he will be able promptly to iii all
orders, and accommodate all who may see proper
to patronize him TO then entire satisfaction; bv
selling as low, and as good terms as any
other establishment in northern Ohio. His loca
ton, at Clyde is very favorable for the shipment
of Marble, whether n the form of Tomb Stones,
or for other purposes, TO any part of the State.
and he hopes by keeping superior quality OF
marble on hand, and by superior workmanship,
and C lose application to business, to make it to
the advantage and interest of all whom it may
concern to deal with him. Orders from a dis.
tance will be promptly attended to.
HORACE THOMSON.
Jan "a, lS54-tf
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No. g, BUckland;s Block,
Killed by Lightnir

4 NiiOSE wishing to avoid so dreadful fate can
IL do so ehectually, BY attaching 10 their build
ings,
Spratt's Patent Electric Rods.
The subscriber will keep supply constantly on
hand, at the Fremont House and put the same up
TO order. They are, beyonda doubt. an unfailing
security against the danger of Thunder Storms >
50 says Prof Omsted, of Yale College. These
X DDS will last for ages almost, aud never Rust OF
Tarnish TO impair their conducting power. Let
all who have property or families to protect, see
to it Immediately. Prices sha II be reasonable and
terms easy.
All orders left at the Fremont House will be
promptly attended TO. E. G. GILLETT,
Fremont, Apr. 2S.-l4f Agent.
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MARRIED.

BY Rev. Henry A. Rosster, the 4th inst. 4,
Mr.. PERRY CLOSE, and Miss LAVlNA
ODELL-all of Fremont
BY Rev. H. Lang, on the = I'd ult, at the w m.
Tell House, in Fremont, Mr.. FREDERICK ScHU-
LER and Miss CATHARINE LIcKENBERGER, both
late of Bavaria, Germany.
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REDEMPTION NOTICE.
JACOB G.. DELONG. VS..
BARNABA KLINE,


BARNABA KLINE,
Sundusky County Common Pleas.
ri Office is hereby given, that Jacob G. De-
L Y long will make application 10 the Court OF
Common Pleas of Sandusky county, State OF
Ohio, at the next term thereof for an older of
Redemption of the following described tract OF
Land, TO wit: The east half of the south east
quarter of section number eleven, UD in town
'hip number FIVE, (5) range number sixteen, [I6l
containing eighty Of land, in Sandusky
county, Ohio.
Said truct of land was sold December 3ist,
lS3s, by the Treasurer of Sandusky county for
delinquent taxes, aud al the time Of the sale there
Of was on the duplicate Of .axes charged in the
name of G. Ii. Hopkins, and was described
thereon as follows 10 wit:
Owners Names. r. IT'S. lQuarters or lof Acres
lioptins G II ll6I mi sS.E4 50
Aud the whole was sold to Barn aba Kline.
JACOB G. DEDONG, bv
BUCKLAND & EVERETT,
His Attorneys.
May LIST, 1851. 1856
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CLEVELAND & TOLEDO
RAIL ROAD.
z 60 %
Winter 1irranyement.

On and after Monday, Nov. f4th. 1853. Pas
.nger Trains will run daily, Sundays esceptsd.)
as follower