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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-12
sandu ky County Common Pigas

Sandu Fay County Common Pigas
The Stat, Of Ohio,
iSanduSky County.
HTLlSHA W. ROWLAND, aud all others,
Z \ interested will take noI ce that the Aunr.
usls tor the lmcurIo. nIed Village of Fremont fl
ed app IctlIon in The Office OF the Clprk Of the
Court "a Common Pleas, asking amongst other
things the extension Of lluwland street. aud th"
appropriation of Out-Ut numher siX "a Il appil
cation will be made at The Court House. TO lhp
J Judge OF the Court OF Common Pleas Of .iandu,
Ky county, on the first day ui said term, to br no
den, 10 w.t. June eighteenth, eishie-rn hRudrrd
and fifty four. The following is copy OF said
apple ,lun:-
70 Inn. /. b. oils, Jlclge ctH He Court NJ C,n,n,,a
Pdas, riMia and yfor tie Cotnty Of S4nlashy, aud
State n OtiO.
The Incorporated Village Of Fremont repre-
sents that Rowland street is the first street King
North of Western Reserve aud Maumee Road
commencing AT point near what is known as the
Nandorrn lamurry, running ra Hell with said road
10 point near The Sdndusky river; that u ut or
plrcrI uf ldud known MS Out. lot No six g. be-
ing bounded North hy Ia lot, No 1876 aud South
hN in'lot No. 5h5 all beng in said Village Of
Fremont, lies at The terminus Of said street, be-
'ween il and the SandusEy RIVER; that there has
been petition filled according 10 law asking The
Town Council 10 take lhe st -, requue ed by law To
extend said streets 10 sad river. ii that il is
to the Incorporated Village Of Fremont, aud Ia
community III geueFhl 10 nave stid street tAlehu-
I'd 10 sad river; HAT for The purpose Of extending
sad street with the river, il is necessary Ia APP pro-
PIRATE aud lake aid Lot SIX above described, as il
lies between the river aud the terminus of sad
How land street; they further represent that FAR
rs they are able Ia learn lhrr- is II, legi owner
TO said land that Elisha w. lIcwland has had pos.
ses'lun OF il for suHe tina. The incorporated
Village therefore asks thu u time aud place may
he rel Tor the hearing nf this applca ton that n
Jury may be empaneled according to law to assess
damages to the owner Of sad lot, ifany, aud thnt
such oiher proceedings may be had as are author
'zrd by law. Bv G w. & C. $. GIL, K.
May :, '54.-l6 3~ Altsy for Corporation.
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An ORDNANCE.

ED F IT ORD AIMED hy the Trustees Of York
, lrv nsiir, That if ANY person or persons,
either 10y him her ar themselves or hv his her or
their agents. servant, or servants, shall be guilty
of KEEPING aiV houss, store or shnp, within the
iimi's of York T, wnShip. Snnduskv County, o..
IN which ANY Intoxicating liquors disposed Of
IN any manner, as - lrvCrage, or shall keep any
house. store, or shop where persons hdhiiual'y
resort for -''inT or in'-mpsrance. such pPrson
ar persons offending. shall upon conviction there
oI, inriet and pay to the Township of York. for
the rs" "fros.mcn schoo's. for the first III; nee
jhr PENAL SUN o ten dollars; frr the secnnd Of
fence ihuty dollars: for the third or any suNse-
qrsni oif.nce. fltN dollur> mud costs. including
the rrs uf the sheriff ar iilpr TO hr collected bv
" c,Nl nriinn h"fhre any N lice of The peace of
said Township
That ira Of stt caus- it shall he sufficient
in order IO establish The fart of keeping such
hou'e, store, or shop 10 prove that the defendant
drl'"srd of intoxicating liquors 10 he drank. or
that Is drank. On his her or th ir rtmsas since
III" taking effect Of lh oIdinunc" ThHi Hrv per-
son or persons d>posiur oi Intoxicating liquor
ira any house, siolr or shop, whether on his
own account, nr as employed by another shall he
I"uhirci 10 tn" same fine aud penalties though
he sh" or ihrv were owners of The premises.
Tna all suit brought to enr,rcr this ordinance
shall b" in the name, aud in behalf Of the Town
ship fYork. And when the conn aint is entered,
'he jns'i' of The Peace shall require bail Of COM
pia,nHni for costs OF suit, that if on i>suing an
execution for the collections Judgment under this
ordinance the defendant shall fil or neglect 10 paw.
or secur" the amount the eof the constable. or
sheriff having The rx"cu ion in charge. shall to.
turn the same rndnr,eh' no prGp"rrV tound wh-r-
on IL levy " The justice 'sSuiug llIe said exrcn-
ton shalt on return of the same, TINS endorsed,
issue miIlimnS directed 10 the prnpeT officer 10
commh he defendant TO The Jail Of Saudusky Co,
Ohio. for The term Of twenty DAYS: unless the
amount of costs ond fines paid sooner.
This ordinance 10 iak- effect on the first day of
Juur, one i'ouslnd eight hundred aud fifIy fur.
Given under cur hands, the twenty fourth day
Of April. A. ID. 1854
NORTON RUS ELL, } Trustees Of ork
JO-EPH CLOSE, Township
S. G. WAL FER|
l hereby certify the above TO he correct copy.
NJ. TiCHNOR
Clerk of York Township.
April "A, '5l-tw:"
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE Am CoNNioN

eTJ Es1 vSvs17 Ess1 FL EE W,
we dcfy Competition. rs particular at.
tenjion is given 10 this branch Of our Business and
the Stock kept f,R md o5,npleie. Meichanis and
Pedlars dealing in any OF those Goods wiil fad
il for their interest 20 examine our Stock. II NAV
he that some Merchants nrs not fully ac.
qnained with The facilities afforded by Cleveland
Merchants. The wholesale trade Of our civ has
pobub'y doubled in the last twelve months. we
should be pleased 10 make Tie scqraintance of
Merchants and lend them all the aid in our power
70 make them acquainted with our Merchants and
Businn'-ss men, and We will guarantee no mers
chants who makes the experiment will regretit,
but viii do is others have done before them and
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants Put
dolcn orr Name and number and call and see us.
u n. B.-AIerchant Taors will find it 10 theif
interest TO examine our Stock.
ALCOTT HORTON,
Er-lrire Jotters, 81 Superior Street.
Cleveland Ohio. Feb 3, 1854 i-3m.
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BARTLET'F q, HAYNES,

Attorneys 81 Councillors AT Law,
FREMONT. ONO
Mn. G G.. l1AvNrs. fnrmcrlvo Of iluron Comfy.
having entered ihr office of B B,RTLtTrS
~"N thai office will hereafter b. conuucie ed undt,
the tirn of B,RrLtTT 81 lAY~ts "
They will riv" st let nttpntou 10 ~ business en-
trusted to their care. and viii promptly attend iu
collections throughout o. 10
~ old Office Of g. J. R,rrLrrr g. Son
lM0>r. Tn %. Feb 3. '!l4.-if.
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Gan SUI Te (IIWcd NJ
T, DERN II A MS,

Of Snniusky county, for they
Can StW lie C}sHcd nj
T. DERN HA MS,
as we have made araurmeuts bv which ve
v ~. herr'"r,r" snrrl. bcm with every article
Of WEARING APPAREL at
GREATLY REDUCED PRECEs.
Come. then, We Max ed! and We will Clothc you.
We have Just receive I. aud nro now ,rcuino,
our Ev,cn se stock + SPRING mud SUMNER
NIDE CLOTHING
consisting of French aud American blue. black.
aud drab coored COATS m,da after The hdest
Partisan aud New York city T slious. together
with au innnmprqhle uumbsr Of Twceds Cot ton.
aud Linen Conte, Of every style, fashion aud de-
scriulion
French aud American b-oadc'nih cassimore
sainei corduroy. aud linen PANT S all cut IN
The latest stN-s. nd n'atr mp in thr best urnuer.
Cloth. Satin. Silk, Velvet rnd Linen VESTS.
and IN This dcnsriiurui vii Is" found plain. iig-
ured aud slrippd sa,in plain. figured, aud striped
silk aud a beautiful assortment of white, bull.
rlain, rmbroijrred nrd figured Marseiles. which
cannot be sou ,llcd for beauty, durlity Of co'or,
and eSnci niriiv Of sitting. We cannot cnumer-
ate all The different s,yies and qua'ity Of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that we have on hHud, but would say thnt sc have
every vaiieiv that man may deSir"
We have a great quantity Of shirt. among
which are bepuri'ul Liner, embroidered ho'oms
East Ord printed "iuulhm couinon fec'ory.
aud ch ck shirts. Collars wudr &C the hnnd-
soursi Linen, and cut according 10 "a" Snr'ng
s',lrs. Craviats 80 0clts. AVID Neck Ties.
from he richest si'Ls sniinS anl gug ans plsin.
figured aud enh,'id red
DODE'S SIX hats,
or rh- sprpo e'y'a. Cars Of every quality aud
prc" g. cloth silk ard cction.
socks SuspVndcrs. GtOyrs. hid. slk
aud Cuuun. with nic- lot "f lhp ,urrs' Whit kid
for hrdr' use Han, krrehipfs. lmcu, silk and COT.
ton Umbre'ys, &r.. &c.
We luVe Hl'o - VI " ARE assortment of Good
Years India rubber conds. cuu>isring Of ovet-
coats. Pra.iackes, pants and 'cggugs. Also Oil
cloth rvprrlls.
trunks ofvnrions kinds and prices and a
gtrat vanity Of Carpet hays Siach"ls. &c.
Ia fact Hll that is needed In complete gentle.
mans outfit. or wardrobe. is 10 h" found IN nur
! rooms, aud any of aud all Of tie articles are TO he
soil whether We get profit or not.
We would also say that we have all styles of
cloth for Cna,s. Pau's aud Vests. which we hold
| ourselves in readiness 10 manufacture 10 order. hy
Experienced woi K men and on short notice, and we
wish it Ia be distinct Y understood that evrrv nri-
ce sold from nus establishment : warranted to be
what W represent them.
Come then. gentleman, and see If what We srv
open for inspection. they will therefore BE- sold.
profit no profit that Is our ,nuttn.
| o. Cntiur done at the shortest notice and
warrnnrrd 10 f. rn
| Rrmrwh-r the plrco, ~ the sior l1tr'v rrcu.
pi-d b M'Leilan anl NCi 90. ooo's 80" u INK.
! Fremont April o. s5l
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TO LET.

ENllE Brick Yard aud Dwelling House recently
i occuyird by ID. Lazarus.
lapr. % TT r, P. BUCKLAND.
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S@ AYERS
80. PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ora
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgltyo pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe in ito operation. This has
been prepared 10 meet that demand, and an oxten-
svc trial Of is virtues has concusivey shown with
what success it accomplshos the purpose designed.
II is easy 20 make physical piH but not onsy 10
make the best Of all pills one which should have
none Of tho objections. but all the advantages, Of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success would respectfully submit TO
the public decision. 1t hos been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgativc
medicine is acrimonious and irritating TO the bow
els. This is not. Many Of them produce so much
gripping pain and royulson in the system 30 more
than cOuntcrb9lUcc the good TO lie derived from
them. These piHj produce no irritation or pain,
unless il arise from previously existing obsiruc-
tion arrangement in the bowels. Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity but IL is better that any medicine should
be taken iudiciously. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases 70 which they are ap-
phCablc arc given on the box Among the com-
plants which have been speedily cured by them,
may mention Liver Complaint, in It's various forms
Of Jaundicc, Indigestion, Languor and Ioss Of APP
petite, Listles5nc5., rrabiiity, Bilious Headache,
Bilious Fever, Fever and Ague, Pain in the Side
and Loins; for, in truth all these but the
sequence Of discussed action in the liver. As an
nperiont, they afford mrmpt and sure relief in Cos
hvoncss, Piles, Collie, Dyscntory, Humors, Scrof-
ula nad Scurvy, Colds with soreness Of the body,
Ulcers and irrpurity of the blood; in short, any
and every case whore purgatiyo is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
ccssful cures in Rhcumatism Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipclas, Palpitaton Of the Heart Pains in the
Back Stomach and side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, 10 purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change OF seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores The appe-
lite and vgor. They purify the blood and, by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, rcno-
vatc the strength Of the body and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists but un-
fNgfr Elf 1, vtol
as every purgatiyc medicine reduces the strenrth
when taken TO c. cess. The thousand cases in which
phys1 is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest themselves TO the reason Of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer q better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available TO mankind. When their
virtues are once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of
cathartic medicine.
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Perfumery! Perfumery!
S. BUCKLAND N 90.

GEAVE JUST RECEIVED o verv Largo aud
splendid assortment OF PERFUyHERY.
Fresh from the Manufacturers,
TO which they invite the particular attention Of
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Fremont.
mud the lovers Of Fine Odors penerely We do
assttre YOU they are TERlNICE, aud cannot
fail TO please the most fastiiious. Our assert.
mpni is VERY LARGE. aud n'l can fnd tioir
fvoriic perunr or Fxraci. We suhion . lst
OF the prnciptl articles TO which We desire 10 call
especial nitrnton. For particulars, conlc AMI cx
anime for Yourselves;
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ALC0TT & HORTON
CLEVELAND.
I'D R " G. 90 I'D 3
.sT TB'kFOAES.gEE.
FOR SPRING TRADE.


TIME sUDeCR1BERsw would respectfully III.
l. form The merchants Of Sandushy Conntynud
Vicinity that they have now 10 Store and are dai.
iv receiving good Stock of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods which lbcy ore prepared offer TO the trade,
on os rood fcfinsas can be fuund 10 any Market.
We enumeraie below few styles Of goods come
rnsing onr s'ork: tf1
slO Bales bro. Sheetings 81, grads VERY heavy
NO Z" Bottle assorted prices
200 " ColoreG Waddng
50 +" Shiriing stripes all qualities.
90 4" Tiokinps assorted
100 Wickng
20 " Red Flannels Twilled
10 rIin
81 Gases Caution Flsuncls asso'd and very cheap
l0n Prints well assorted all standards makes
10 " Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds direct from
tae manufacturers
10 I" Mnlm DeIaines veil assorted
10 F" Coorrd l,awns Dress Goods.
q" Gases While Goods, con. prsing, Swiss
Muelins, Victoria Lawns, Jaconst cam.
hrics, &c, sc.
- =" Cases Neuims.
so D1lc. Seamless Bays
I3ia-k SILK Velvet Ribbons al Widths, Miifinefy
Goods and Dtess Trinitpings cfall kinds Plaid
Satin FgIitip Il bbons al oolors and widths.
Elnck Silks. ali kinds
Florence do-all colorss
Mud in
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Chester EdgertonP Plaintiff.
against In Sanduskv
Catharine Weker and } Common Pleas
Lewis Welker, Defendants,
~ ATHARINE WELKER is hereby notified
~ that Chester Edgerion has fled his petition,
against her in the Court OF Common Pleas Of Sam
duskv County Ohio the object and prayer Of
Of which petition ic 10 obtain judgement against
said Catherine Welker, for twon hundred and
thirty dollars. with interest from March 24 1854
for money obtained from paintiff, by false and
fraudhleni representations, And that fifteen
acres of land 10 be taken off from the North end
Of Tho East half the North West quarter OF Sea-
ton Number two (2), Township Number five (5),
Range Number fifteen 81. in Sanduskv County,
Ohio. he said to satisfy the same, And for other
proper relief. Aud that unless she answe. on or
before the 24h day of June 1854 the said petition,
the vii be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly,
CHESTER EDGERTON
April 2s. I4-6w prfeeS3 So
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} DAD NOTlCF-A peti'ion will be pre-
: q scented To the Commissioners Of .anduskv
tnnntv, At fhrr nexi SESSION in June, 1854, pray
lug or the reviewing ri "A county road hetuepn The
following points. tn wit: Commenci ing at Wm
L. LAYS. Green Creek township, Sandnsky 20.
Ohio thence running westerly course 10 llig-
gins milk
Green Creek. Apr. ?S -l4;4"
wv lEl@IDI&M IEIOU SlEs
SPRINGFIELD, OHIO.
G. FERREE, Proprietor.
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DIR. G. w. ENIP,

CONTINUES 10 give strict attention to all
~ professional calls His [almost) un-Qnn'ed
success recommends him highly rothc afflicted o.
Hardin aud surrounding Counties
Kenton, Ohio March 81, 1854. lO-tG
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David Belts In Sandusky &c. Court
rs. Common Pleas.
Jas b Neensn'
James ID. Neenan is hereby notified that Dax
vid Belts has filed his petition against him I'M
the Cont Of Common Pleas. of Ssndusky Coun-
" Ohio. The object OF which petition is to cb-
tain judgement against said Neenan for one hum
dred and sixiy-nne dollars and ninety five &c ntes
with interest thereon, from the I7lh day of No
vember 1854. And lhai unles he appears aud
answer sid 1atilion, before the 18th day
Of June 1854, The same will be taken as true, and
judgement rendered accordingly
And said Neenan is further notified that an
allachmont has heen ordered and issued against
his property, as The law prescribes, in frvor Of
said Bats for the above mentioned sum.
DAVID Belts.
April lst. ls54-7w
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Furniture! Furniture!!
NEW STOCK AND LOW PRICES.

T w STEVENSON would inform the
J publ, that he has on hand and is manufac'u-
ring The hest ,nd most extensive stock OF Furui-
lure ever offered in this place.
Among which may be found SodT, TajleI, b.
reaus and Beiiieads OF eve variety OF sii qua-
I, aud price
C UH Va n z e. Sz5o
Tie has inst received ~ -Nirns We stock Of { ane
Flag. sud Woud SEAT Chairs at various ~ les
which h" IS sailing at lower prlces than ever be.
fore offered in this part vi the country.
NOvl9I
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WAR WITH RUsSIAl
EngIand & France Assist lfe Tarlts!

WE look with great interest for the arrival oi
w the next Steamer from Europe. which will
undoubtedly, bring the lutte lligenc5 of most san.
Culinary conflicts between The great Powers of the
Eastern Continent
But that need not however alarm the people Of
Nonlern Ohio, and moro especially the citizens
of Snniusky county, for they
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Nc. q, F}Uck!un'i'. fsiOc;t. Fremont
Killed by Lightning.
RT'1O~f wish no IN t,voi' =" fr"nftu' % CT" ~
do az rtN cfu.ll,. h, uu c'ina Ia lhe Ell bui.d-


iV7I'It 'II"7 II t'tIF' It'UN'
The sub ,rrihrr vii rnrt supulv crnstarilv nn
huud. Ht Ihc Fremont ous,. aud PM H." me M
10 urdrr. They H;e. h"v"udn d"uht mu nuln,ur
s'curitv 'ngniust the dtnorr "f Thunder Sinrn,s.'
- Saws Pref Olmsl-d. Of Yale College. These
Rods viii last for ages almost aud never Rust or
f-ruist 10 impnir their ccnhuciinr power Let
Ill whn have property or families Ia protect. see
tn il i" ur'iarrly. Prcrsshal II he reasonable and
isrms EASY.
4 or 'ers left ai the Fremont House will he
promptly attended 10 f.. G. GlLLETT
Fremont, Arr. 2S.-li:tI Agent.
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NONDSHii lOtt
TINS remedy has won for itself such notoricty
from its Of every variety Of pulmonary disease
that it is entirely unnecessary recount the cv-
denccs Of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed So wide is the field of its use
fnness, and numerous the cases of its cures,
that almost every section Of the country abounds
in persons publicly known, who have been restored
from alarming and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superiority
over every other medicine of its kind is too appar-
ent to escape Observation, and where It's virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what aniidote
to employ for the distressing and dangerous affec-
ions of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to climate. And not only in formidable at
tacks upon the lungs, but for the milder varieties
of COLDS. COUGHS, HoARsENEsS, &C.; and for
CHILDREN it is the pleasantest and safest medicine
that can be obtained.
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people its quality kept up TO the best that it ever
has been and that the genuine article is sold by
.",o o! f. Lcksuru, ir. tincanaf, Juo +
Woostrr aud S. Buckland & Co, Fremont. w
T. Dimck Bellevue, and by all Druggists an,
NJ rclHuts tyerN where.
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IN COURT or COMMON PLEAS,

AIInTnty's Tor PTHnIIIT.
MAY lst 1851. l5:4
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LOOK HERE!

Rifgeville, Lorain Co, Ohio.
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A fine lot of Ilarrison', Lubin'S and Naschpl s
warranted p-uu.nr, aud f,r sni" at
piices W. keep a general is
7or'meni Of every thin uSunli, kept h, draers IN
our HUI So give us call. before pure using.
Ii eur goods dHn'i suit, dOn't buy them: II is TO
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-21
Hats and Caps.

wE1,ye this day received one Of ,ne inest and most
bssuiuI Sssortmsnls VI Hats aud Caps that we have
,d or way ever brought to this oityi tile most FASH
io,ab that could 10 made In the eastern miIkels,
ii comprises inrarl the following kihdsi
GeGs 10 silk mOlrsKn Hats, lghl aud elastic. made
by tbe bssl hlteTs East aud In strict accordance viii
OIr UIlels Gents hue While aud black beaver, otter,
seal, Wcj Know Nothing aud Wide Awake HAITI white
and blac son Iur aud wool hats Of every color, quality
EIsoUaps of every description aUl Of The most re-
CENT st,L,s' such as Tie Nevada, kuhw NOtuus, Pya
nese Pyramid, Canadian, RUSSIAN, Bnsllsh, w shlng-
ION and Consolidation CAPS uhl all other hinds In alum
dance which will be sold uwer ihan aUodt VI These
Kinds were ever ofe, ed before u his community.
lhildiens Hats aud Caps al Il, knds Just received
fron tie most fashionable houses IN New York.
Carpet bags, Fun aud Gloves always OIL hand
Alpeisos ate most respectfully invited to call aud eN
anime our magnificent STOCK Of goods, before puIclssi
elsewhere, as we eel confident that we eau please l
most laStdlous. ...
Mailing viii be waiting on our part to suit aud accom-
mOdalc Olr hume rOus patrons.
A Word TO COnniry mCrchnnts.
II you wish an, thing In tho way Ol Hats and Caps us
give us cali as i've will guarantee that we will sell yOl
goods as low as they no got any where this Side
Philadelphia aud on the most favorable terms.
NV y. d. liNRfkk SON.
GGaIette copy
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-11-21
The wos,,rn Banks.

The Cincinnati Commercial states that in con.
sequence OF The pressure The City Bank Of Colunl.
bus, Ohio, has been forced 10 suspend payment Of
lis deposits,
The Western Banks and Banking Houses are in
sail condition, and at Cincinnati gold is selling
at five per cent premium. The notes Of the
HANK Of Kanlwha sold al 25 per cent. sCounli
BANK Of Circlevile at 6Oi Kentucky Trust Co, al
10i and Newport Safety Fund OF so.
The mites of the Clinton Bank Of Columbus
wele again refused at Cincinnati on Saturday,
Indiana stock notes ATE selling Of 25 10 80 cents
discount.
note from the Treasurer Of the State Of OHIO
states that The notes OF the Miami Valley hank,
UanU DunG VI cleveland, SayIuBS Bank OF Gin.
oinnnti, City Bank Of Columbus, and all othe'
Ohio Stock Banks win be received for taxes and
all other public dues rs heretofore, These notes
are Obundanlly secured by the pledge Of Ohio and
United States stock ia the Offices Of the Auditor
and Treasurer OF State, which stocks Orc still
commanding premium in New York, No bill.
holder, he adds, need necessarily lose anything by
Ohio stock paper.