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JsRsRY ttiY AND HoBoKKs--pEoPosgD .oYsoffDg
the srecsl meeting OF Cinmen Council of Jcrssy
City at the rooms OF the water Commissioners 10 the
Jcern be sntJsct OF sdmi ting dotoken 70 the benefits
q the wsfer ~ rks vas ducussed plea 70 bo submit
ted p tbe Leghiature, laid before the Board. Tbs
water corn sioners AMI cslsfa's from Hobokea vare
peftpt iEs saf wa laia upon ths table AMI ir s
pres fssolnitns tHrtd by alesfmtn Hill we're sSoptcd
when consGersd " inexpe lien; 70 enter into the pro-
possd oopsrierhip 81 the wster works on account or
be oibiealuta shieh viii ars not oeIy In Isafiug tho
Psrneshp but In managing the water works under
sn Arsgsment The resolutions cor sder.d that I'll q
only feasible pAn for distributing In Hoboken
b m Consolidation with Jersey City, that thsss works
might b managed BY municipal goussnmsut. These
resolutions we're adopted by vote ot to Of those
present,
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Marine Amnrrs.
SAILING or THE BALTIc--THE sIosM or SATURDAY


SAILING or THE BALTIc-THE sIOsA or SATURDAY
NIGHT.
report vas circulated in parts OF the town res
terday afternoon tnat the steamship BA, (which sailed
'rom this port for Liverpool at Saturday had
ashore on Long leland during the gale which Sc. in that
night Upon making inquiry reporter found that the
runor without foundation; but he informed that
captain comstock had deemed it prudsnt to lie to for
lew hours. and went OF again early yesterday morning
coups OF steamers had been despat,hed to lock after
ahe Baltic during Saturday night ard probably this gave
se TO the OF accident. We have no evidence
that hs detained for the coaps Of hours spoken
Of, but deemed 1t right to make inquiry.
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By NAIL
Our Washington Core sDOn de nee,
WASHINGTON, Jan. 20, 1854.
The ddminisbot,on and The Missouri Compro.

WASHINGTON, Jan 20. 1854.
TIE administration and The Missouri Compro-
mise.
You will have perceived, from yesterdays article
in the Union, and the still stronger one in to days
paper, that the administration Is opposed to the re-
pesl of that portion Of the Missouri bill Of 1920
which excludes slavery from every portion Of the
territory situate north Of SO degrees 30 minutes oe
latitude
The Uaoa admits that the Missouri line conflicts
with the compromise Of 1851; but IT has not the
courage to help TO put an end to the conflict. It
Hishes the Mis-. onr line repealed; but it does not
wish to renew the slavery agitation. IL il, then.
afraid Of the slavery agitation being renewed Has
General Pierce little confidence in his new friends
that he is afraid Of putting then 10 the proof? Docs
be apprebeDd that the free solers, whom he hiss
taken to his heart, recipients as they are Of his pa
tronage, will still shirk every proposition which can
adj strength to the compromise and put an end to
the prospects Of fanatics and political gamblers who
nsy be silent now that they may make themselves
noisy hereafter
Ifthe Missouri line is repealed then there ia M
more chance of renewing the slavery agitation now
or hereafter The U,,i0n admits this; and yet Gen.
Pierce Is afraid To try II, Ii the compromise Is not
strong now when sbal i be stronger II General
Pierce refused 70 stake his popularity on principle
winch ne recognizes NJ luft ana proper VINO shall
do it sitter him Is he only the fearless mariner
who is ready to command the feet In port but un-
wiling 70 put 10 sea when he perceiyes cloud in
the horizong
The Unon is sorry that the authors of the com.
promise did not repeal the Missouri line. II really
shed crocodile tears over that mistake. When the
compromise was first launched In Congress there
was rot Northern Senator besides Cass and Dickin-
son woo dared to vote again.t IL. Even Bright and
Douglas wee Wimot provisosts, and so was the
New Hampshire Patriot. Publ opinion has now
been rectfied end II Is not half a. difficult now 10
repeal the Missouri line il was three years ago to
kill "the Wilmot.r But there are men who are
willing to eat dinrer when cooked, and even invite
their friends 10 share IN the rendered hospitality,
who have not tie courage to put salt in the soup foe
fear of spelling IT,
Al last the Jnion warns the friends Of the com
promise net 10 trust the whs and lays great stress
on the fact that Senator Dixon, OF Kentucky. has
moved the amendment repeating the Missouri line.
' The a,guust. o. The G.fgn which l. bat school
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Personal IL felliuence.

rhomSs sleers Speaker Of ths Rhode bland Houre u
X pretentadyes, having accepted the appointment OF
Cs nsu At Durdss ha resigned his place Speaker Boo
j.nn rhulson, OF Providence chosen TO al the
vacancy.
non =. .; Jones, syracuse; Saot stodcara, Y. .
recently banished BY Santa Anna from Mexico, 7. y.
Wilcox, Mass; W. B.rksdale And thirty others from
e. Icui. arrived at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday
ard saturday
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From Eoston

THR wEATHER-DEATH tA.M HYnRoPHoBIA.
BosToS, Jan "a, 1854.
The veather cleared mp last night md strong rorsh.
9sst gale pr vailed 1t has been very cold today.
An interesting daughter 81 Eiridss G. thompson, of
iAfsx Mass six years OF sge taken - tho Boston
hospital fsE days sine, aud cied 10 ny OF hJdropho
Ila
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yCuvg man, named Thomas Rl.ch burs. . son OF DR.
r, B ckbufr, u Chsrlsssewn Va snd csiet At the
itafy laf'i'ute at Lexington IN that State kee
- Tho 18th inat, by ourg mr1 named chri9s.an
n.tHbsr OF Jutgs Brokanbrorsh's Law sch ~. Tbs
Wctcs,osk 7Eh Le9toa piye' tie following partisaa-u
q The ssd Affair: 'Crristf satted Blackburn hs
coming ont q church with lady his arm 10 whom
the former bad desired 70 pay kis euit.r
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Ifems from Baltimore.

BALTIMORE Jan. 81, 1854
New ORLEANS papers OF last Sunday have been received
bat contain Of interest.
The bark Wight brings nothing inportsn. from Rio
Folders OF coffee swaianz more favorable advoss
sroru
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NokFULK Jan 2l 1854.
The schS caer Amos Lawrence, Captsin Elisha Paddle
ford, has arrived here from Boston bound to washis gson
G. On he 10TH of cspe Hstteras, 10 getting the an
chor up, the gearing broke, and spoke struck ths cap
Tain on tbs head from the effects OF which he died in
abOut Ava hop,s
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Ths seven O'Clock outward train from Boston on the
Ddham branch, on the 10th iost upon man nsmed
fruicA Dolan, who was walking the tYack From An
esrsnces was supposed that Dolan Was caught bv the
nvsstchsr aad dragged distance Of nearly two miles
,xnsa hb BODY ivs discovered II entirely HsIsss
fvo ~ thres children,
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The Ship Sir Charles Napier

CH AalEsros, Jan. 2l, 1854
The chip Sir Charles Napier before ported ashore was
got Oh uninuycd and arrived ut Savannah on Friday
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Non-ArrivnI OF the Niagara Mt Halifax.

HALIFAX Jal 2l--ll i r. N.
There no signs OF tae Niagara up to ths present
nomen' ske Ia now in her six eeath day out
The weather here is clear aud very cold and north
vest gale prevails.
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We learn from 81. John N b., that tra Grand jury IN
the csse ot tbs murder OF Francis Tylo the Fspch
sailor. on board The Amsfas brig Cohen Thoroa IA,
teso allowed 70 torn approver srd bills have been rousd
against Collins whom hs oharyes with hsipy tse nus
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TIE EG RAPHIC.
~ REnIkI NOR m pAyr,Nnp

NJ BEDlkI NOT IN BALTIMORE
BALTIMORE, Jan 81, 1854.
Bsdni. the Pope's Nuncio is not to our kno~ieegs
Ia this city,
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TEIEGRAPHIC.
1Hs cAstHyT AND THR NEBRASKA BfLL-LgN6THY
DISCUSSION ON TIE fLAVEnY lssUA-AMsNDMBNTN
Proposed BY THE CABINLT AND Tns HOUSE, CON-
hlTTRK-sFCBErAhY DAVIS nIsAPPoINlHD WITH
THE GADsDFS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PIgRCEs FBK1
SOIL LETTER,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04
Garfield and Brother.

VLTOULD respectfully say to the citizens OF
wv Frem0ntand vicinity, that they will con-
tinne the hardware business at the old stand
Of Garfield g. Mitchel; whsre we hope to
meet the patrons ofthe late firm, and all 9th
srs in want Of
Hardware, Iron, Stoves &C.,
which we pledge ourselves to sell at the very
lowest price.
cANFIELD s. BROTHER.
Fremont, June 80, 1854 .-29:tf
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August Appointments.
Dr. TUBBs, Analytic Physician,

Dr. IL BBS, AnaIytic Physicilus
VIII be at his Room,
FREMosT --Kcssler's American, Saturday,
26,h August
SANDusKY C1rY--St. Lawrence House.
Thursday and Friday, 2ith and 18th August.
NoRwALK-American House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 21d and 23d August
TIrFrN-Shawhan House, Friday and Sat-
urday, LIST and I'd September.
" Read testimonials beow-newo one every
mnnth:--
lTHOSE afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the
l. Liver, Lungs, Kidneys, or Spleen, In
Examinations, Rheumatism, Asthma. shortness
Of breath or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia,
Dropsy, Weakness or Nervous Disabilities,
Restiessness, Loss of Appetite, Consumption,
Deranrement of the Stomach, Bilious A fec.
tions. Gravel White Swelling. Cancer, Scror.
ula, Ulcers. Impurities Of the blood, or Of anv
Chronic or long standing diseases, are invited
TO call.
DR.. II. neither blepds nor bisters; nor is he
Home eopahist; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Antimony, or any uther mineral as a medi-
( cal agent, nor is he Thompsonian-he neith
er s,eams nor gives emetic! Ills theory OF dis
ease differs from all others that have beer adop-
ted, but not more so than does his
system of Treatment.
| An unbiased opinion as for the probability Of
/ a cure is always given, subieclng the patient 10
no expense without reasonable prospect of
success.
EVIDENCE AT HoME-INvAL1Ds READ.
| Sandusky City, May, 1854.
| DR.. Tubbs-Dear Sir. lf The unlocked for
benefit ! have received from your treatment
can be of any service 10 yourself or 10 despair
ing invalilfs cheerfuly give it for publication.
But for the wishes Of dependent family, |
should not have enjoyed the pleasure and prob
ably never again applied TO any physician, al
| least such was my determination. ! had tried
many aud as many times were hopes revived
aud followed with bitter disappontments. |
was utterly disheartened. During IS47 ana
two succeeding summers, had the Ague which
seemed to have most disastrous effect upon
my constitution. Under bracing treatment |
was enabled 20 labor short time then COM
PEELED TO desist. For year before seeing you
| was unable 20 labor at all aud part Of the
time confined TO my room. Physicians treated
! me for The the bronchitis aud disease of the
| liver aud spleen. | was thin IN flesh, weak and
bowed down and suffering almost constantly
from coldness Of surface and limbs had cold
| sweais at night and pain sometimes very acut .
from side aud chest to the shoulders Early in
May one year age received my first prescrip-
ton from you, in August following, began to
work; have since labored hard as carpenter
and joiner; am now stronger and in better
health Than at any time since first attacked OF
ague, seven years ago. This is brief sketch
but by calling, persons interested can learn
more Of my past and present condition.
Yours Respectfully.
| CHARLES LAMAMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-04

NJ Office is hereby given that at tie regula!
1 June session OF the County Commissioners
within and for The ounty of Sandusky, Ohio
there was presented petition, which is now on
file IN the County Auditors Office, asking for
the organization Of the following described ter
ritory into an Incorporated village for the pur-
pose of Road District only. viz: The whole OF
section 81 the S E I and the E 1 S W of sec
tim 30; the S and the N w / of section 80,
in the township of Green Creek in said County
of Sandusky. And The w 1 of section 5, the
N w / Of section s, the whole of sect ON 6, ex
cept the w ! S w / thereof, in the township
of Adamp in the county of Seneca, Ohio, being
the same territory that is included in Sub Dis
trct number 9 in the township aforesaid; and
that the same will be for final hearing in the
said County on The 9th day of September 1854
at the office OF the said commissioners.
Nj. w. TLAlN, in behalf Of Petitioners.
July 2S, 1854, 27:tf
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.NOrnnHs EEisEarS.

EN0R the cure of Ague aud all Bilious diseas-
l. er aud which have surpassed all other prep
aratioDs, whether in the shape of Choogogue
Febrifuge, Bitters or Qninne Mixtures, which
are have been before the public. 1t is GER
tain cure for the following diseases, which all
originate from the same causes, viz: Imperfect
action of the skin, or Kidneys, Fever & Ague,
Chill Fever, Intermittent and Remittent Dys-
pepsa, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Darrhea,
Dysentery, Liver Complaints, Jaundice. Skin
Diseases, Loss of APPETITE, Debility, Cold sweats,
Female Complaints, (weakness, &o.,l of the
latter it is one Of the safest medicines before
the public. No Caiomel, Quinine, nor Arsenic
here. Price, S 50 per bottle, with the Pills,
which may be found under cover in the back OF
the bottle. Sold by s. BUCKLAND g. CO,
June 10, '54-2l:iy Fremont, q.
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ny state Authority.
The Etna Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN;

OF HARTFORD, CONN;
HAVING complied with the law TO regulate
III Insurance Agencies Of Companies incor-
porated by other States, passed May Let, 1919,
publish the following, as required thereby.-
The original Statement being on file in the
State Auditors Office with duplicate with
the Clerk Of the Common Pleas Comfy Court.
STATEMENT.
/ 1st The name Of the Corporation is .fina
biHTenee Company located at Hartford, Com
necticut.
Cd aud 3D. The amount Of the Capital Stock
is three hundred thousand doilars. which is all
paid up.
an. The Assets Of the Company are
list. Cash on hand aud in the hands
Of agents or other persons, $l9,S 3 30
2d. Real Estate unincnmbered l9,3OS 81
Sd a Bonds secured by
mortgage--1 per cent. im-
terest, payable semi-sn-
nually. $4,000
% Bonds secured by
mortgage--G perce in
terest payable semi-an-
! nually, $4,000
$4,000 %
/ 4th Debts due the Compa-
ny, secured by mortgage, 5,6l3 II
5ih. Due theCompany 9TH
erwise secured-NONg.
9Th Debts due the Compa-
ny for premiums, il,5O0 95
| 7ih All other securities viz.
500 shares stock, Hartford &
! N. Haven Il. r. Co.worlh. 62 800
| 3 shares stock Hartford p.
I q F. X Il. Go worth, $3.50
! l07 shares stock Boston and
! Worcester r. R. c., lO,9J7
! 4 shares stock NewAlbany
! aud Salem r. r. Co, 100
| $50 shares stock Conn River
R. r. Co. $4,000
300 shares stock Phunix Blk
of Hartford, 3j,401
30S shares stock Exchange
Bank of Hartford 1919
200 shares stock Far's' and
Mech's' Blk Hartford 5000
$50 shares stock Conn. River
Blk Hartford lO,jO0
200 shares stock HartfordB'k
Hartford 26.4JO
shares stock State Bank
Hartford 630
! Is shares stock City Bank
Hartford 6,92j
! so shares stock Blk Of Hart
! ford Co, ii ,riford 5,4)0
| 36 shares stock Eagle Bank
| Providence 1880
! 100 shares stock Bank of A.
merica, New York II, 200
! 100 shares stockB'k nf y. a.
| merica, NewYork 1890
! 50 shares stock Blk OF Com
! monwealth, N Y. 400
| lj0 shares stock Bank Of Re-
public. NY l6, 500
4S0 shares stock Broadway
Bank, MY. 1890
60 shares stock The Peo-
ple's Bank. Ny 400
| 100 shares stock Hanover
Bank, n. Y. $500
400 shares stock Mechanics
| Bank N. Y. l0,S00
| lC0 shares stock New York
| Life & Trust Co. N. l60e0
| 80 shares stock Connecticut
River Company, NY LOCO
eotot IN
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NIOTlCEiN ATTACHMENT An per
IN sons interested, will take notice. that Can
field & Brother, on the 29d day of July, A. D.,
1854. obtained an order OF attachment from
Amos Fenn, Justice of the Peace for the
township Of Green Creek, and county OF San
dusky, against the property and effects oI
Christ. Walther, an aOscondng debtor, for the
sum Of twenty-one dollars ninety cents, which
order has been served and returned.
CANFIELD & BROTHER.
July %, l654-27:3
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Farm for Sale.

[lEIzA THE farm known as The Decker
Isss.03 farm in Pleasant township, Seneca
issslN83 county, cont aiming so acres--50 un-
Ss<askeS der good improvement and well
fenced. II lies nine miles south Of Fremont,
aud nine miles north of 1iffin, about forty rods
east Of the plank road leading from Fremont TO
Tiliin. Good, new, aud spacious frame dwell.
ing house aud barn, with all the necessary out.
houses; also, large good log house. Three
good never failing wells of water, and one Of
the best Orchards in Seneca county. containing
the choicest varieties Of Apples, Pears, Peach
es, Qninces, Grapes &c. Possession given
Immediately. No incumbersnces on said prem
ises, and gool aud satisfaction title will be
given. For particulars inquire o. the subscri-
Der living near the Railroad depot in this place.
MARIA DECKER.
Fremont, Inlv 7. Is54-24:tC
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STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
Hartford, July !, 1874.
GINAL.


CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
To expire on the 3lst day of January. t'5j.
STATE OF OHIO,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Columbus, July 81, l6 A.
Whereas, The Eina Insurance Company, of
Hartford, Connecticut, located at Hartford, in
The State of Connecticut, has filed in this Of
flee a sworn statement, Of its condition, as re-
quired BY the first section of the ''Act 10 regu-
ate the Agencies of Insurance Companies not
incorporated by The State OF Ohio,, passed
May LIST. 1854:
And, Whereas. Said Company has furnished
the undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of at least one hundred thousand dol
lars Of actual capital invested in stocks Of at
least par value, OF in bonds or mortgages of un-
ncumbered real estate worth double the
amount for which the same is mortgaged:
And, Whereas, Said Company has filed in
this Office written instrument, under its corpo-
rate seel signed by the President and Secreta-
ry thereof nominating and appointing
CHESTER EDGERTON, Of Fremnut,
IFS Agent for the transaction of the business Of
Insurance aud fully and unresetvedly author.
zing him TO acknowledge service Of process for
aud on behalf Of said Company, consentng that
service of process upon him the said agent shall
be taken and held 10 be as valid as il served up
on the Company, according TO the laws of this
State, or of any other State, and waving all
claim of error by reason Of such service;
Now, Therefore, In pursuance of the first
section Of the "act TO regulate the Agencies ol
Insurance Companies moi Incorporated by the
State of Ohio" passed May l. 1854, |, William
ID. Morgan, Auditor Of State, do hereby certify
that CHESTER EDGERTON, is authorized
as an agent for the said Company, TO transact
the business of Insurau ce in this State, un Ill
the thirty first day of January, in the year one
thousand eight hundred and 6fy.fve, so far as
he may be legally empowered so to do BY his
letter OF appointment, and the instructions
which may be giyeu to him by the said Com
pany,
In Witness whereof have hereunto subscr-
bed my name, and caused The seal
o~~A->>o Of my Office TO be affixed, this 2 ST
SEAL, day Of July, in the year Of Our
NN~1J Lord, one thousand eight hum
dred aud fifty-four.
28.2 w. d. MORGAN, Auditor.
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MIchacI Nigh,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed has been appointed and duly quail.
flied by the Probate Court Of Sandusky county
as Administrators ON the estate of Michn
Aigh, deceased Those indebted TO, or having
claims against the estate will govera the M
selves accordingly.
MARY ANN NIGH,
July 80, ls54-27;3' Admr'x.
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GOING EAST.

FROM CLEVELAND,
The 6 90 aud 8 80 a. m. and , 30 and I. 45
p. m. Trains connect at Toledo. with Trains Of
Michigan Southern Rail Road for Chicago and
the West.
The $50 a. m. Express Train forms a di.
rect connection via Sandusky, between Cleve-
land, and Springfield, Dayton, Indianapolis,
Cincinnati, Toledo aud Chicago.
The s. 80 a. m. and 3 90 y. m. Trains con
meet ot Sandu sky, with Mad River and Lake
Erie Railroad. The $50 a. m train connects
with Mansfield and Sandusky Rsilroad.
FROM TOLEDO,
The 4. so and 8. 10 a. m. and the 2.15 p. m
trains, connect at Cleveland, directly with
trains Of the Lake Shore Road, for the east; at
Monroevillc with trains of Mansfield and San
dusky Railroad.
The 4. 80 a. m. and Q. 10 a. m. and g. p. m.
Trains connect at Clyde, with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad.
The A so and go a. m. Trains connect al
Cleveland with Cleveland e Pittsburg Railroad.
The $3.50 p. m. Train forms a direct connec-
ton between Toledo and Clevland, via. San.
dusky.
FROM SANDUSKY.
The 8. % a. m. Train connects at Cleveland
with Lake Shore and Cleveland and Pittsburgh
Rail Roads.
r B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office C. & T. r. r.
Cleveland, June 25, 1854. 90
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TO Farmers.
]. p. ROSS Patent Grain Drill.

- AeVOC Il utCHb WI ulH DIhlIs
HAVING obtained the right for Huron, Erie,
L l. Sandusky and Ottowa Counties, | am now
Manufacturing, and Offering for Sale,
the above Machines.
II is simple, NOT LlABLL 10 get out of re-
pair, and durable, aud possesses advantages
over any other Drill in use. 1t deposits the
Grain EVENLY, and at Regular Depth, aud
is so arranged as to be entirely under the con
troll Of the operator. ANY desired quantity Of
wheat can be sown TO the acre The Guide
behind the Tooth, can be raised or lowered, GOV.
ers the grain and prevents its running beyond
the depth to which il was sci. The Tooth cuts
Hat furrow three inches wide, consequently,
the grain has chance 10 spread.
NO pains or expense is spared TO make the
Drill what it ought to be. Those wishing to
procure Machines, will do well to apply soon.
Prompt attention paid to orders and communi-
cations. References can be had of
James Otis, Berliuvle, Erie county, o.
II. Walker, do do do
John Wines, Vermillion, do do
John Skinner, New Haven, Huron CO., o.
Geo. A. Knight, do do
Thos. Lawrence, Bronson, do
- Nye, Peru, do
WIN. Shuts, York, Sandusky county, o.
Daniel Seaman, Fiemont, do
John Roger, Thompson, Sencs. county, o.
Address,. HASKELL,
Bellevue, Huron county, o.
June, 9th. 1854 20;3m
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JAMES A. MCKAY,
ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
- "

AKCHITEUT AND BUILDER,
CLYDE, OHIO.
III MEMBERS bis services to those wishing 10
IL build either public buildings or private res
licences. He will furnish original designs in
any Of the various styles OF architecture, necu.
rate estimates and specifications, accompanied
with drawings of details and elevations, got up
with promptness aud despatch, in which beauty
and taste are made to combine and harmonize
with economy, convenience and durability.
Mr.. NJ. will also give instruction in architec-
tural and perspective drawing and shading, geo.
meirical handrailing, &c, to such as are des-
rous of becoming judicous and tasteful master
builders.
All Communications from abroad promptly
attended to. March l0-'53-6m.