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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-11
POLITICAL.

Alta MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLI-
can Ward Committee Of the Twelfth ward, held March
1854 stephen Van Nostrand elected chairman, Henry
Patterson and Thomas Vetch Secretaries and Benson
McGowan Treasurer for the ensuing Resolved That
adjourn to meet the second Tuesday OF April Far
y Hotel Fourth avenue between l2th and 25th streets
At half past7P. NJ BY order of the committee.
STEPHEN VAN NOSTRAND, Chairman
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people, hats equal to any four dollar hat in Broadway
dollars only by the New Hat Company Nos
and I4s Nassau Call and sect will do your
eyes good. we'll your pocket Broadway ia great
only from six to ten thousand dollars
per year, w no pnYsy
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Cup of Delicious Coffee I'm one Minute,
with the addition of cupfu of hot water spoonful
Aldens coffee will satisfy the fastidous palate
Once tried II will always be used Sold by all
Lei street.
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awarded TO Marsh Co.. by the exhibition of an
nations Il the Crystal Palace Radical Cure Truss
The character OF this trussas been
complete and manuel descriptive OF every
variety OF rupture for sale by the propretors Elastic
stockings Knee caps and variety
rerior quality also shoulder braces
gea Of most approved patterns MARSH X CO, No az
Maiden lane. - %
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to strong thick 6 STAIN injure skin 81 bottle 81 80 half
dozen Sent to part Of the whskers, mousache
should for will them in weeks Won't the
try q GRAHAM Is Ann street. Zeiber, A South Third
street. Pbiladelphia.
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lady with false curs who evidently that hc
could easily produce the natural using Bankers
clearly TONGUE Price % cents Sold everywhere Prinsi
pal ladies' hairdrcssng establishment 49
Broadway.
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Lces q Porchcrs' Spring Hats, which for
beauty both in styles and quality will anything we
in the hat line Patterns Hotel 2sI Greenwich
street.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DEv. ALEXANDER MCLELLAND, d. D., OF NEW
II Brunswick will deliver the fifteenth discourse before
the Young Mems Association Of the South Dutch Church.
Fifth of Twenty first street. next Sabbath
morning, 18th inst at TX o'clock.
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Ayers Cherry Pcctoral for Coughs and

asthma 81 Hastings of naptha for do and Group
81 Misars snsam Of wild cherry for tho lanss Sl Rod
ways pills and ontment-poor mans friend Van Ham.
terts female pills for suppression; Wolfes Schedam
IshnaPps ~ Morses inygorating cordial S. two for ST.
RUSSIA saye DALEY pain extractor MAsters
each 70 cents Cheaper ever AtGUIONS 1T Bowery
Also Hyatt's infalble life basam rs cents
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StfH An0thcT VOICE tFOm inc spruce StTett
Firc-New York, March 9, 1S4-Sias C. Herring ESQ.,
Dear Sir 1t Is with gratitude and pleasure that inform
Of the complete of celebrated Salamander
Safe preserving my mail books papers accounts
posted in it, from the destructive ERE Of the instant and
days came forth without trace Of fire upon them From
of your safes all others have yet You win
greatly obge by sending another Saamander forth
with, and hereafter shall give myself uneasness to
the safety Of its contents Yours, truly q r. HATCH.
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your head older than your face
DO locks that should life's winter grace
Deform its golden JuneS
II so, with CRISTADORO'S dive
Embrown, and gloss, and beautify,

Embrown, and gloss, and beautfy,
= The snow that too soon
Crtadoros excelsior hair dye for impartng faultles
brown or black to tho hair analogous 10 the
eoiorng hud supplied by the the scalp and
doro's, No. g Astor House. - "fPHSu w Ni'''"'
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street. where his celebrated wahpene Indian vegetable
preparation be purchased 1t is to badness
and gray hair to its original color and youthful
pearance and all dandru other diseases from
the scalp. None genuine hut LOYETS.
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his distressing malady will the vegetable elliptic pills
inc only remedy discovered for curing epilepsy
ing nus These pills possess specific action the
sem and although prepared especially for the purpose
curing hts they will be found OF especial all
nicted with weak whose system
mas Seen or shattered any cause
a M eomrants or diseases Of long standing supern
uu.cu ~ nervousness they exceedingly benedeia
Price % per box or two boxes for Persons encosin~
remittance wi have these pills through the m ali
free OF postage For sale by SETH $. HANCk itS Bait
baitmore Md whom orders all parts
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$4,000 TO Loan, without Security Interest.
For particulars PROF. HARRIS advertisement under
Office.
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Spring Fnshions.-W. II. David Invites the
attention Of lis customers and the public the spring style
gentlemcns hats they decidedly the beautiful
hat offered Try one. Salesroom 301 Broadway Sc
cond door from Duane street
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Carpets UP Town.-LaGlles Will find mt
Messrs WRIGHT BAILEYS the spring styles of the
richest Mosaic velvet tapestry Brussels Ingram three
ply oarpsn English and floor oilcoths selected
from the latest expressly meet their varied
fancy and without the trouble Of going to of down
town shops Aessrs Wright Bailey respectfully
the ladies to inspect their invoice of goods at 2 BOwery
An early call by tho ladies is requested
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tory these articles removed to No 23 Broadway
pote TO the Park where he has the best
In the world for the application Of his famous hair dye
and the sale Of his newly invented wigs and toupee Nine
.priy all floor
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Rhe umatlsm, scrofulo, ISc.-Hyatt,s Lac

basam is the certain remedy for these terrible
You who suffering the most torturins pains
mher that few doses of this powerful, pcaant
pound, will AFFORD certain relief Thousands Of have
been cured and published in the SUM- Herald aud other
pers These certificates from we'll known citizens who
be and consulted at hour Circulars contain
ing these be had at the principal depot No.
2i6 Grand street Seventy five cents per bottle.
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To the Advertising Public.

1he season of business is now approaching and adver
0ng in the most widely circulating newspaper is
= ths prime elements of success.
In this view we can freely recommend the NEW York
AlD as the greatest establishment of the kind this
ssntnent Its daily circulation is at this moment the
sgest in the civilized world either in Europe Ameri-
., being now nearly ffty-fve thousand per day. which
y Tar beyond that of the London Times.
including its weekly editions its aggregates may be
stated as follows:-
AGGREaAx CIRCULATION OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Ebsr hundred thousand double sheets ...... per ,ce.
2pewty million double sheets per
xbsw hundred thousand dollars north Of sohite
paper used OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. per dnnum
10 persons in trade and advertisers all kinds
saeh channel of circulation the ready way
IN Me- The HERAIDs prices for advertising, considering
The vast circulation of the Journal reasonable
Enough apparently higher than the rates exacted from
che public by any other establishment in New York.
From the simple statement of these facts the public
en- judge for themselves in all advertising matters
Spring Fashions for IIats.-It Is the intention
new magnificent style Of hats. They wonder
& and ~ the beat men Of The city are already
No LIS Fulton street Knox great reputation all over
n ne, sns P s aas
and elegance Of STYLE exceed anything Of the kind have
o''' '
have in the hat line Patterns Hotel asi Greenwich
street.
Spring Fashions.-W. p. David Invites the
attention his customers and the public spring style
gentmens hats they decidedly the beautiful
hat offered. Try Salesroom 3O1 Broadway Sc
cond door from Duane street
DO not he Frightened, but Keep II before the
peeule hats equal dollar
are sold for three dollars the New Hat Company
l4S Nassau street Call and seet will do your
eyes good, we'll as your pocket Broadway IA great
pacesore rents only from SIX 10 ten thousand dollars
per yeari Who paysy
McaIio's Spring style of Hat IL Now Ready
What the public wish than this nounoementg
His hats made the hest material and the finish can
NOS be surpassed MEAIO OF Broadway and Canal
street
ucot, No. 263 Broadway, has the Worlds
Fair medal for daguerreotypos. Enough said.
Tue Vow York Dagrcrrcotypc Company arc
wonders IN the picture taking hundred
trails daily at 20 cents and upwards-the cheapest
moot expeditions mode of picturing people oxtan
Rooms No. 80 Broadway. Do you takeY
Spring Furniture Salc.-As III. NfcoIay 81 Co.
respectfully remind their friends and the public they
40 household furniture, at the residences
families at their spacious saesroom 100 Broadway We
tnuo to he prompt energetic and fair In
energies to the interest Of friends
sntt& - their business TO us.
EDWhRD sTNTzENIcH,
..% &ate chief salesman Of u, II. Leeds 4 Coz
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Sewing Machlnes.-The Battle OF the Sew
ing machines has fairly begun Elias Howe J OF Boston,
and Walter Hunt Of New York oontestng before
llns,0A Y ;s:iaf s - .ss
~ - m kivsntion. In the meantime
hewsvSr machine that bought with
safety is Singers :nsethreaded sewing machine which
son on the 9th February lS4S These machines Is re-
Gently improved for all the perfect
produced. /. NJ SINGER 4 CO., 3Z3 broadway.
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EXTRA PAY.

LrxTRA PAY--ALL UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS
~ and marines who served In any United States
the Pacihe between s4o and 1883 the widows and heirs
OF sucb promptly obtain their double and
lends Of EDWARD BIssELL, Agent, and date Purser
" N, ~ Wall street, ba<ement, M B,-Also soldiers
bovrty lands obtained AZ sbqyN
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ofkNOx astonsh the New Workers this spring with his
and magnificent style Of hats They will take wonder
fully ali the best dressed of the city already
beginning TO call at his stores No 5S3 Broadway and
No. Fulton street. Knox has great reputation all
the country for the superior quality Of his hats and his
spring fashion, In point ghtnes beauty nish
and elegance STYLE exceed Of the kind have
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Prof. Harris Whole World is now all the
rage judging from the crowds that daily throng that
popular resort the Worlds Hall Upwards of IL 90 gift
tickets of admission sold in three days For See
the advertisement
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35yOOO,OO Carpets for the Million, Mt Hiram
ANDERSONS ten spacious salesrooms SO Bowery Spleen
did medallion velvet tapestry Brussels ply and in
doua ms
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Ucot, No. 363 Broadway, has The Worlds
Fair medal for daguerreotypos. Enough said.
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What more do the public wish than this announcements
His hats made OF the hest material and the finish
NOT be surpassed MEALIo OF Broadway and Canal
ets
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Look to your Fect-Paris Boots, improved
cork cole and patent dress boots shoes and CATERS
Mons Forr Of Paris who has taken the premium the
don and New York Exhibitions received monthly by EU
GENE FERRIS 81 Nassau street. where are
scientific principles.
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LADIES' Gaiters.-Twelve and fourteen shil-
ngs the established charges and durable
and Il wish to these Or other articles Of
establishment. His assortment Of CATERS slippers tics
buskins &C. very large and the quality of his articles
very superior may judged from the fact
awarded the prize at the Crystal Palace Exhibition
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Bargains In Countcrlnnes and Table Linens
only AS splendid quality Marseilles counterpanes ST.
worth $6 double damask table linens heavy
yard fine snowdrop table linen, 5s and 6 3D. ut BUR-
DETTS dry goods store Grand Mulberry
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The Credit of Green, No. 1 Aston House. is
boundess ehe credit given to his promises And why
Simply because he keeps faith with his
rants his shirts to fit they he says they shall be
sent home at certain time and before the hour named
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IScuufhx's INussIN ShtVc, a BOSTON HeMledy
Of thirty years standing without burns scad
tois chlLains chapped hands piles and every outward
Sold by C. H. Ring of John street Broadway
c. v. Cekncr Co., 81 Barclay street. aud by druggists
and apothecaries generally.
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Tue Vow York Dagrcrrcotypc Company arc
doing wonders n the Picture art taking Ave hundred por
expeditions mode Of pcturing the people extant.
Roorse No. 80 Broadway. DO you takeY
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S3-Oliver Ii. Goldsmith commences his
cheap writing classes on Monday 18th inst Full partcu
lars In this days Herald and Times by circular Mt
the rooms 1862 Broadway franklin street Open
day and evening.
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assSS1 nstrunients.-John Reese, auctl-
IoheerlLnhAS CO., ST Broadway will sell this even
IN aadon to their catalogue OF books very valuable
Ssoecuon OF surgical Instruments made by sAe
and In complete order the property eminent
Pfaeutoner OF this city. Sales commence at7 o'clock
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Fashionable ClOthing-New GoAds-Call and
examine the assortment and prices at the price
hshment Of ALFRED MUNROE CO., AL Broadway. All
sizes for and boys suitable for all
most approved styles. No deviation in prices.
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porum has just been opened by the undersigned lO6
Fulton street with entirely fresh Handsomely made
stock OF clothing adapted TO all trimmed
the best styles and will be sold lowest possible
prices N bail articles guaranteed to be exactly
presented. EDWARD T. HACKETT,
Clothing Emporium, LOG Fulton street.
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Cold has few Perils If the Feet be Warm
Ladies' You wish Alpine button boots with Innings
CATERS and other boots with good thick oles India
Der boots and shoes Of all kinds with boys misses
drens CATER boots and shoes all the various
tronise j. b. MILLER CO.'S Premium Shoe Store l34
f.-
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Fashionable Ready Made Clothing, No. $50
Broadway-Black frocks SO; black doeskn pants, 81
assorted business coats S. figured cashmere pants SIS
bO overeoats ST. silk satin and cashmere vests boys
suits s. so; youths tamas IS each. Clothing to
order.
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I ITHOGRAPHY.-SIx LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTERS
IL good workmen, find constant employ mt a ND
the highest wages by applying to sARoNY CO. III Full
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Published This Day Watson's Phllhar-
monte Journal Of Music Art and Literature Three dollars
year. which entities each subscriber dollars
music be selected from Horace Waters extensive
logue, 1873 Broadway.
WATsoN 4 sIMMoNDs, 3a3 Broadway.
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THE TRADES. &C.

HOUSE CARPENTERS ATTENTIoN-AN ADIouR>
ed meeting Of the house carpenters Of the city Ne,
YORK Will be held at Convention Hail. Wooster street be
tween Houston and Blocker streets on Monday eyonin
next at ~ O'Clock ~
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remind their friends and public chat
afs ready undertake and give their aten
saos household furniture at the residences
famfAes their spacious salesroom 100 Broadway We
1ennuo to he prompt, energetic, and fair In
the interest Of friends
entr &1tfR their business 10 us.
a; IA NICoLAY.
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A YOUNG AMERICA AND NEBRASKA WITH
douglas Bill with all his friends will this day
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Iil-Fittlnv Shirt, ,,


frank Leslies Lades Gazette OF Paris London and Now
York fashion, containing the Of the
fashions will be ready Monday, March 49, 1854 Nos
and reprin ting and will be ready Monday the 10Th
is the most complete aud attractive pubcatonNor
folk Journal.
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A YOUNG WOMAN WANTED-TO ATTEND A
IA bakery who perfectly understands the business
may hear Of hrst rate situation and good by ad
dressing Baker, Herald oihce.
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REWARDS.

0C0 -KEWARD.-LOST, SOMEWHERE ABOVE
VAV Fourth street. . watch seal, having a inquire Of
cut upon the stone The above reward will be
Bank. l2 Wall STRAIT = ~ -
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-09
. C NINE ERCIAL.
Cincinnati Market.


.i' K -s''@ MoNDAy ETening, March g.
FLOUR-The only sales heard of to day
were l6o brls. at &c 20, and 100 do Sc 10, lined
and delivered. There were some buyers at sc
under the Nashville's news, but we heard of no
sales after her advices were made public. excep-
ting the 100 brls. noted above. The receipts
are very Light comprising only 752 brls. since
Saturday nas
PROVISIO ONS--The market was very dull
day. and theonly sale heard Of was 45 brls.
No Lard at Size. There were sellers for the
several articles at previous figures, butno buy
ers. 81 ittsEta 5..3'I.if T.
WHISKY Sales of I62 brls from White
Water Canal at 2lc. a.r
TOBOCCO--Sales of 81 boxes common Va
lbs at 35c 1saf15
GROCERIES-Sales of Is hhds Sugar at
41ac.; so bags Laguyra Coffee, inferior at l0c
and 90 do. Maracaibo at l2114c. The market is
generally dull and the sales limited
CHEESE-Sales of $50 boxes at Size, and
SO so do English Dairy at lie. s.-ska hsss 4:
SEEDS-Sales of 5 do. brls. Clover at S. so
THE RIVER has fallen Is inches since Sat
urday
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-09
MARRIED.

At the residence Of p. Tiffany, in this place,
on Monday the 5th inst, by Rev.C Thayer, Mr..
D. S. McALMoN and Miss CATuARIsE A. Bow
sHER, Of Carey.
This was a pleasant occasion, and everything
went off to the full satisfaction of those present,
In hoping that Mr. and Mrs MeAlmon's festive
board may ever abound with as grand show
of fixins' as were presented on this day is
wishing them all that appetite can crave; and
then of course, they have our wishes for their
success in all the other VARIOUS BRANCHES OF
matrimonial life. p"
Marriage to maids is like awar to men;
The battle causes fear but the sweet hopes
Of winning at the last, still draws 'em in y
On Thursday last, 2nd inst, by Rev. j. II
Hoffman, Mr.. SAMUEL FREAT, late of Fremont tc
Miss MARTHA ANN HOFFMAN, of McCutchen-
vile, this county.
In Marseiiles on the 5th inst, by Rev. J. R
Carey, JOSIAH CHANDLER of Crawford County
to Miss MELISSA HuRD of Marseiles, Ohio
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Destructive Fire in Fremont.

~. FREMONT, March s.
Night before last a fire broke out in
Lesher's grodery, on Front street. Il
spread with great rapidly, and in a short
time the stores and warehouses occupied
by Minis & Co., and D.. Belts, together
with drug store of w. +. Wooster and
Dickinson & Vandaren's leather store,
were enveloped in flames. But a small
amount of property was saved. The fol
lowing are the principal losers: san
o. Minis g. Co., $50, 1000. to $780,
OGO. Insurance, $93, 600. osT :sa1
D. Belts, $4,000. Insurance, Ss10,-
00O 57s +. '..,e..' .....
w. F. Wooster, $4,000. Insurance.
$1,000. a.a5 na aai
D. Lesher, 81 600. Insurance; $400
Minis & Tilletson, 1900. No insur-
ance. sl. t-.et. .srs s.e.
C. O. Tilletson, $500 in bank bills, and
large quantity of wheat, cloverseed and
flour, worth $500.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-09
UGs. &c.
WyANDOTC0UNT DRUG STORE
OPPOSITE TIE PiERsoN HOUSE
-, Upper S0RGsusLru. %.

OPPOSITE THE PiEHSON HOUSE.
- Upper Sandusky.O.
"Ao pentap Utica contracts The poaOe1s," Of
WEISZ d CRIDER, Pro BoNo PUBLIco.
TNHE SUBSCRIBER FEELING A DE-
Il sire of extending the privileges of the .ska
citizens of the county and of the rest of 3
mankind, and of affording them an oppor 50
tunlty OF providing themselves with FRESH
DRUGS GSANDMEDICINES, have Just received
and are now offering for. sale, the LARGEST
and BESF assortment of Drugs Medicines,
Chemicals, &c. &C., ever before brought to this
place.
7isOur stock has been selected with the utmost
care, and persons purchasing of us, need have
no apprehensions Of getting an old and worth
less article, having deteriorated, by laying UP
ON the selves, for countless number Of Years.
as ours are entirely fresh and new, and not the
fragments of a haif-dozen old Drug Shops
Physicians arc especially invited to call and
examine oar stock of Medicines, and we are
confident that if they want a real simon pure
article, they cannot fail finding it at the Wyan-
dot COUNTY Drug Store.
: We have also on hand a prime No l. article
Of Brandies, Wines and Alcohol fog Medicinal
purposes, and also, an assortment Of fancy ar
ticles, alf Of which We viii sell on the mos
reasonable terms. .- .,-...,..s .... Ess
We respectfully invite the public to call apd
see Us before purchasing elsewhere.
WEISZ & CRIDER, Druggists.
Op the Pierson House.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1854-03-09
Terrible Explosion at Hartford.

4'. HARTFORD, March g.
fl At 2 o'clock to day the steam boiler in
Fales & Gray's car factory exploded, des-
troying the blacksmith sshop, the eengincers
room, and badly shattering the main build
ing. There were over one hundred per-
sons in the building at the time. The ex-
plosiou was terrific, wrenching powerful
machinery, braeking timbers, prostrating
the walls and roof, and burying the work
men beneath the ruins. 4a8 ,
The fremen and citizens were quickly
on the spot, to aid in the rescue of the suf-
ferers. 4' ".@
Nine were instantly killed, and seven
others have subsequently died. Many
others were badly injured, some of whom
will probably die. 'al ,at =.
The boiler was a new one, and built In
the best manner. There were over three
hundred persons employed in the building
Those who were killed were chiefly en-
ployed in the blacksmith shop.
The sceneis heart-rending. Hundreds
of wives and children of the workmen soon
rushed to the schools, and those in the
Southern district, which is attended chiefly
by the children of workmen, were dismiss
ed at once in consequence of the distress
of the pupils. The victims are horribly
mutilated-in some instances scarcely re-
cognizable. TAIEU5
At 5 O'Clock all the bodies had been ex-
tricated. The number ofwounded is sup
posed to be over fifty.
A Coroner's, Jury was Immediately
summoned to hold an inquest. "a 10
The estimated loss, including the build
ing and machinery $50, 900.