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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17
April Appointments.
DOCTOR III. TURns, AnaIytic

DOCTOR II. TUBBs, Analytic Physic.
ian, will be az his room as follows;
FREnoSr, Croghsn House, Thursday, April the
9Th.
NoRwALK, Mansion House. Tuesday aud Wed.
ntsdav, the 4th aud 9Th of April.
b. TTFiS, Shawhan House, "Wednesday 81 Thurs-
CAV, the 10 aud l4th of April.
SANDUskY CIrY, 81. Lawrence HoIe Friday e.
Saturday, the 9th and l7th Of April
Persons afflicted with diseases OF the liver, lungs,
kidneys or spleen, inhammations, rheumatism,
Asthma, shorness OF breath or difficulty Of breath
ing, dyspepsia, dropsy, weakness or nervous de.
bility restlessness, loss OF appetite. constipation
derangemen mt Of the stomach, bilious affection s,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scrofua, ulcers, impnri'
lies Of the blood. of any chronic or long stand.
ing disease are invited to call.
DR.. i. neither beeds nor hiisters: nor is he a
Homeopathist; lie never uses Mercury, Arsenic
Aniilnony, or any other mineral a medical
agent, nor is he Thompsonian. -he neither steam'
nor gives emetics Ills theory of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but mol
! more so than does his
System of Treatment.
! He does not make sick to make well, nor teal
down TO build up again; nor sllay irritation b.
patching up with anodyues.
Patients should mark wei, the dates given above
Our entire time being pre-engaged, Attendance
must accord strictly with published announce
ments
Testimony Continued.
CosEAur, Ashtabula Co., o., Nov. 1853.
! DR.. TuBRs-Sir; After nine years of suffering,
and nine years of iruitless search for help, am
most happy TO inform YOU that health is more
| restored. As YOU aware was Si1 cted with
a harsh cough and frequent splitting OF blood from
the lungs, both of which were aggravated by great
sensihiliiy to cold aud Y ofieu taking cold. My
stomach had also been dsordered for sone years
that could eat no hearty food, and but little OF
auv kind; even milk would cause me hours Of suf
iering. Strange feelings aud blindness came
over AT times, aud could not stand for several
minutes, then pass of with palpitalion aud faint
uess. WINS thin ia flesh aud stopped forward un-
| avOidably from weakness of ch ST and stomach.
was under your treatment Ave months ending
last February. During that time the cough and
? sing both stopped, digestion became good and
gained twenty-four pounds in weight. During
the summer and up TO this time, retain my hesm
and strength aud an entirely free from both lung
aud stomach symptoms. What other phys scians
have tried for years 10 effect costing some two
hundred dollars You accomplish in five mouths at
an expense Of only len dollars. My residence is
seven miles east Of this place. in Springfield, Pa
LEV G. GERRED.
P.S. My brother George w. G., whom you
treated at the same time for epeptic fits, TO which
he had been subject for fifteen years, had not had
one since then and his general health is likewise
better than il has been for many years be fore.
| March 10, '54. L.. G.. G.
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Attachment Notice.

4 i our inst'nce writ Ui attachment was this
N day issued by 4. G.. Ames, Justice oi The
reuce Of Harris township, Ottawa Co., against
the properly and elects of Isaah Brown, non-
resident OF sad Curnit, for The sum OF Sil9 4.
Dated this 9th day of February. A -. e54.
Signed HULL * BELL
Feb. l7-'54-4t
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GUARDIAN SALE.

ON the 6rst day OF April A. ID. iS54 at . o'cloek
~ in the afternoon at The door Of The Court
House in Fremont, S4ndasky County, Ohio will
be sold 10 the highest bidder, the property of the
ehidren aud heirs ef John Stahl, deceased. Lamd
Warrant number 60 20l for l61 acres of land.
Terms OF Sale--- Cash in hand.
DAVID STEVENSON,
GgsdiaR Of Rolandus, AngsIins d Sarah Slahi.
March ,, 1854.
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MA.lRxED,

On tho 9th inst, by Rev. w. Wells, Mr.
JANIS N. SmlTH aud RACHAEL SHORT, both Of
Ballvlle Town ship
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HtHERE will be a meeting of the young men of
Il Fremont on Tuesday Evening, March "a
at Buckeye Hall, TO nominate candidates for IN e
Offices of Mayor, Recorder and Councilnen, 10 be
suppnrted nj the ensuing April Election.
March 10Th, '54
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Robert HI. CaIdwclI,s Estate.
II.irs WanIed .

TT the heirs Of Nathan Miller. brother OF Thomas
i Miller, of Edinburgh, Scotland, Ia Glover, )
will apply to the subscriber, they will hear Of Il
legpcy left them by said Thomas Miller.
}. b. BACON, Penn Y an. Yates Co. MY.
FINEFROCK a. PRICE,
jan. 81, '54-tf. Fremont, Sandusky Co., o.
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w HOLESA
LADIES HO!
Magnificent Dress Goods

Silks. Satns, Paris de Grape, Silk Grenadine
silk Abanies, new style printed Berare, Cheai
Berage, large lot Of French, English and Ameri-
can Lawns, superior TO ANYTHING in the market
Berage de LANES ofthe newest styles and most de-.
srable patterns A superior assortment OF French
and other Ginghams-the most beautiful patterns
Mohairs, Poplins, plain figured and cbangeable
Alpaccas ;also superior Black Silk I,ustres A paccas
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Hard w are Colum n
FELLOW CITIZENS (!
Owing TO the uncxampled Rush OF
" EW e. % q I'D s
AT the
HARDWARE STORR!

NAJ ~ ina u necessary TO occupy an entire col
w umn 10 enumerate the principal articles in
our largely increased stock. We do this ior the
benefit of our large circle of friends and Custom
ers, that they may he aware of the very extensive
assortment TO be found on our shelves in our ware
rooms and cellars. 1t is unnecessary for us 10 say
that tbs inhabitants Of this county have realized
the benefits derived from having this Mammoth
Hardware EsiaGiishHeft in their midst, us is evi-
dent from the constant rush 10 cur counters. aud
the card loads of goods daily leaving our Store
for every point OF the compass, and from the oft
repeated enquiry OF strangers in our town Of,
There is that Hard Hare Store people talk much
about?
Allow us 10 return our sincere thanks TO our
many friends who have extended the favor of their
patronage, and aide d us in getting fairly estab-
lished and TO show YOU that Your patronage is
not unmerited. just walk in aud look at our
Immense Stock Of lord Ware Iron, Stores,
Tn Ware, dc, dc.
To those Of our friends who have been cor,n,iI
ting mat i1lotg aud find il necessary TO commence
house keeping, we would invite to cali aud exam.
inc our large aud useful stock Of house Keeping
articles, Im begin with, you want first rate
Cook Stove aud Trimmings, set, Of knives and
forks, spoons FIAT irons, shovel and tonrs, coffee
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sievcs, butter la
dies aud stamp. family griud-stones, mors pa Is.
sugar aud coffee boxes, looking glasses, candle.
sticks. SHUTTERS aud trays scrub brushes, white
wash brushes, combs, fire irons. brooms, chnrus.
bras kettles. flesk forks iron skmmers sieelvards
clocks, butcher Knives, seels, bread knives. min.
cling knives, britannia tea and coffee pots sets o
castors, ladlrs, lin of all de- criptions pepper
boxes, match srfes, spittoon-, draw scales, paste
igCcrs, willow cradles, Ne, &c.
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Adminlstrnlor,s Noticn

NOTICE is hereby given that Leonard Hill is
In duly appointed aud qualified as Administrator
OF the estate Of E. r Hill, deceased OF Bailviile
Tp, SalIdusky Co., Ohio.
March 10, 1854. LEONARD HILL
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INFORMATION WANTED, of my
L Faihrr. DonIHi Conley, who lett New York
shout the year 1886, tor North Western Ohio f.
lie was seen in Sandusky City some ten years
SINCE and registered his destination hosns; but his
home Is not ysi knoWa 10 his son.
Jan. 70, JS54-tG Il. C. CONLEY.
Editors please copy.
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I,OOO BOOB AGENTS WANTED,

$1,000 A YEAR.
VNTANTED, IN EVERY SECTION OF THE
w UNITED STATES, active and enterpris-
ing men, TO engage in the sale of some Of the best
Books published in the ConnIry. To men Of good
Address. possessing small capital OF from 8 Is 10
$t00, such inducements will be offered as TO EN-
able them TO make from So TO IS day profit
or The Books published BY us are all useful
an their character, extremely popular and com
msnd large sales wherever they are oifsi ed.
For further particulars, address, (postage paid
ROBERT SEARS, Pubsier.
March l0-3i. l6l Wiiianl 81 kelO York
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FIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEASON!
HEAD QUARTERS
"a HH RE1 "a KD

Il 4
"a X e Rs1 "a ED
.TTNHE MAMMOTH STOCK is daily arrv-
= ing, and the old Regulat or is moving off with
flying colors; the extra two rods which we have
just added to our store Room. is creating immense
excitement among the entire community, and the
rush is beyond precedent, Every bodr goes TO
Head Quarters aud should the whole country con-
Rod Establishment, as they have done for the
past four weeks, shall be obliged 10 bridge the
SMOK E-HOUS SE
md the River, open our doors on the east bank,
establish Telegraph Office IN the rear. and sell
Goods by lightning.
Tha, beautiful clean Sugar, twenty pounds for
)ne dollar; Coffee at ten cents aud n ails five
dollars per barrel, is what
Troubles Mis Old Line o. nights!
II is, however, generally understood that the last
meeting OF this I'd Combination broke up in
row. there being diif-re. of opinion as 10 who
should be the fighting cock the coming year;
those immese bumps. with the Smoke House AT.
tached. claimed the stand, while another party
laid in their clan. on The ground Of having added
- new Ice Cream Saloon up stairs; as they could
not agree. this old Thirteen Rod Establishment
agrees to settle the hash by giving the whole COM
binaticn
HAIL COLU VI BIA!
from mast head down. Look out FOR a ripper this
Fall. We shall, however. hope To sort up our
ne ghbors, in the wnv Of small articles as usual,
and pay them Cash for all kinds Of Produce
The same as Farmers.
o. L. MINIS & co.
! Fremont, Sept. Sd. SO.
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TO BULL ERS.

All we have TO say is, that we are hard 10 beat,
on house trimmings. We have very large stock
of locks ahd laches, butts screws, cupboard locks
and catches window IasleninEs aud blind fasi en-
ngs. some entirely new styles sash, glass putty,
paints, oil, varnsh, nails, brads, cupboard turns,
catches, &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-17

TO sEic Citizens of Fremont.
TIVE undr gued gives notice to the citizens o.
i Fremont, that he is prepared To furnish them
with mtls in quantities aud at ,me TO suit ther
wish convenience. All persous wishing milk
eft al their houses will please notify
Jan 90, lS54-If p. F. REM SBURGH.
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BARTLETT & HAYNES,

BARTLETT 81 HAYNES,
Attorneys 81 Councillors at Law,
FREMONT, OHIO.
Mn. G. G.. HAYNES, formerly of Huron County,
having entered the office Of b. } BARTLETT Il
SON. that Office will hereafter be conducted under
the firm of " BARTLETT & HAYNES "
They will give ST. let attention to all business en-
trusted TO their care, and will promptly attend to
collections throughout OF 10
OF old office of B. j. BARTLETT & Son,
FRI mont, tHO, Feb g. '54.-tf.
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CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

DE "V1 DHF UEuF
Buy no book unless Dr. A. M. MAuriosan. I2o
Liberty Street, N, Y, s on the title page aud the
entry in the Clerks Once the back Of the titls
page and buy only Of respectable and honorebls
dealers, or send by mail, and address to Dr.. A. NJ
Maurieeau, as there spurious and surrepti.Ioua
infringements Of copyright.
sT Upon receipt OF One Dollar +" THE MAR
RIED WoMAH's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANION" Il seat (naiiei Jfssl TO any part Of The
United States, the oanadas and British Psoyirees
An Letters must be Pos-paids and addressed 10
DR.. A. M MAUR1cBAU, Boz 1224 Neu-Yo1k
oiy. Publishing onsea, No. iao LibsI,y shesk
Agents.
A. WARD. Ffemoaf- f. n. Newmaa Nss
'aik-H. Miller. Millerstsrgh--Ia apham A. stab
! ms. -Msaa-A, ID. Wright. Peirysblue--J. 9.
Gregory. .Maninee Ciiy-G. r. Morton, sana,ls.
y-R. chsdwish Tsisds-- EhAsf q Sect. 1ys4,.
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a opertis rnt 6 .
Dissolution of Partnership.

ObsSOlutIOu Oh fdFtHcrSH1ps
TNHE partnership heret tofore existing in the
i Clothing Business, under the firm of LIrrLE
& FoLLETr, is this dav dissolved by mutual con :
sent. The business will be continued bv w. r.
LITTLE. who is hereby authorized to settle aud
rscevs all debts due said firm, and to pay all just
claims upon the same.
WM. r. LITTLE,
Bellevue March I, 1854. f. D. FOLLETT.
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE AND COMMON
~ Euz- WCzT EEH MN N-

We DEFY Competition. as particular at
tention is given to th brunch OF cur Business, aud
the Stock kept tiW and complete. Merchants aud
Pedlars dealing in any of those Goods will find
il Tor their interest 10 examine our Stock II may
he that some Merchants ara not fully ac-
quainted with the facilities afforded by Cleveland
Merchants. The Wholesale trade Of our city, has
probably doubled in The last twelve months. We
should be pleased to make the Acquaintance Of
Merchants aud lend them all the aid in our power
to make them acquainted with our Merchants and
Business men, and we will guarantee no mer
chants who makes the experiment will regret it,
but will do as others have done before them, and
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants. Put
dozen our Name and number, and call and see us.
" N. B-Mprchant Talors will fnd it TO their
interest 10 examine our Stock.
ALCOTT HORTON,
Erclrie Jobters, 81 Superior Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 3, lS54-3m.
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CLEVELAND g. TOLEDO
RAIL ROAD.
GR aRM "a sl.. 2
Winter 1rrangemeaL
Winter 1rrangemeaL
SoutIcru Division via Norwalk.

On and after Monday, Nov. I4lh, 1853. Pas-
enger Trans will run daily, Sundays excepted,)
fnlloUs.
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Chain Pumps.

! A large arrival Of chain. pump reels pine *
! n zink iuheng, " rollers Tor chain pumps.
Ths new link tuheing, seems 10 be all that is
wanting 10 reuder this very pnpalar pump per
feet in every particular. Warniei not 10 fires Ee
| in the eoldest wsather-we ak our friends aud
every body who are in want of pump to exam
inc this article at tia, Hardwarr Store al the Boys
CANFiELD Il MITCHELL.
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Fremont Book Store.
BOOKS, BOOKS!


lTlFIE subscribers uts now receiving the largest
j and most complete assortment Of Misceilane-
Gus and School Books. Stationery, &c, ever
brought to Fremont Having purchased our stock
at the Auction SaleAsM
lfuch Lorer Poices Mon cun Be Beugkf
or Regular Dealers, we can cell cheaper ,hsa
ever before; and we intend 10 give our friends
aud customers the benefit OF our aond foftune n
buying 80 low We would take this oppottunity
to return thanks 10 our numerous customers Tor
their liberal patronage heretofore, and a. an in.
1ucemrnt for a coutinuancs of the same, We will
pi iomse TO sell goods as cheap as they can be
bosght in Cleveland nny where in our vicinity
-abd little cheaper than Sardutky or Tifin
Cities. II would be impossible 20 enumerafs ell
lie srt'les in our line, or make caiuloeus Of
our Books; but we are ready 10 show cur stock
and give our prices. to any and all whO will-e
ns a calf and not think ourselves bored IL You de
rot want TO buy. Our stock Of
PLAIN q FANCY sTATIONERY
Never was 30 large aud beautiful. Our newt
st,irs Of Note Pspsr and Fancy Envelopes, for
Weddings, Evening Parties aud notes. sannst
he surpassed.
Pearl. Ivory, Shell, Paper Msche, Steel and
Leather Porte Monies, Gard Gases Of every
style aud Price. from one shilling ITO three
dollars; Plata aud : ,ncy lnkstande,
Vases. Ladies Retcaes, Work
Boxes, Port Folios, Writ.
ing DesN, BuckgaH1'
mon Boards. Chess
Men, Paper
Weights,
Fine Cutlery,
Gold and Silver
Pens aud Pencils, Wis.
iting aud Ornamental Cards
md in short everything iD-the
lue and many things never befure
brought tn this market. Once more We
would invite all TO call aud see for themselves,
and be convinced that our assertions are true.
S. BUCKLAND & CO.
No. ,, Bucklsnd's Block, Fremont.
Oct |, '53.-t
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DR. READFUI IN NHERtTANCE
from the Parents.

And must this continue I Shall we be wise Ia
all that concerns the cattle of fields, horses.
our sheep, our cows, our oxen, the nature and
character Of the soil we possess, the texture and
quality Of our goods and merchandise but in all that
concerns ourselves human beings, with human
functions and passions, subject TO great derange.
r,ent, involving future peace and happiness
all that concerns the health and welfare Of the
wife Of our affections and the mother Of our chill
dren in all that concerns the mental and physical
well being of those children, we SHOULD be i'm
mersed in the darkest and most
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HOLD YOUR HORSES,

OF IIe Ihem un TO a post!
A. GUSDOIeF,o on account or the great in
crease Of his trade. has been obliged to greatly en-
large his extensive Clothing Establishment, ma
king it by far the largest in Fremont, aud as large
Il not larger Than any in the North West. He
has filled ito the brm with everything necessary
10 keep a man warm, besides and then a
sprinkling for the Little Ones and IL there ain't
clothes enough for all creation and few over ] am
no Judge; and they are all to be sold on the Low
Pressure order, winch has gained him such renown
over the whole country. So come all, and bring
all the children. You will always fnd genlemu
ly clerks in attendance who consider il trouble
to show goods. Recollect his Motto, Small Profits
and Quick Sales! And no charge for showing
goods.
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TO TuEPUBLrC GENERALLY.

TO THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
Yon will find among the useful as well as orna
mental the following articles: Mil aud cross
saws, circular saws, picks, mattocks, mason's
tools log chain, coil chain. trace chains, ha!
knives, straw knives, shovrls, hoes, manure forks
steel scoops. lanterns. pancake turner's, skaies
cloth hooks, curtain pins aud bands taper, plten
door springs states, faucets shears, scissors, pock
ct knives. razoIs, strops, soap, castors, pistols
guns, rifles umbrella stands, shovel aud tong,
stanos. and every article usually sold in Hardwar,
Establishments.
at Me Bovs Stnre,
CANFiEI.D g. MITCHELL.
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%S MEL va WW :" B o

Bay State, Waterloo & Empire State Shawls
Grape, Berage, Tibbet, Stradla aud Silk
Shawls.-splendd patterns, and the ladies cannot
fail TO be suited
The gentlemen will find good assortment of
Broad cloths, CaisimereS, SaHinetS, Jeans,
&C., Of the finest quality which will be sold cheap.
BOOTS s. SHOES, HATS 81 CAPS
in great variety, from the best TO the most common
quaty-warranted we'll made-and will be sold
low. fine article Of Shoes for the Ladies, of the
best and latest patterns. Call and See.
AL sorts of India RuJGer Ciothtng,
so low as 10 frghten tmd folks. But come along
don,t be scaredI
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WEEDS COOPER TOOLS.
STOVES AND TIN WARE.

Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Manufactured to
order Tin Gutter and Fave Trough constant.
on hand. We warrant all our work 10 be made
in the best manner a large assortment OF Tir
and Copper Ware on hnnd-Sheet Iron Regula
tors. Stove Pipe, &C.. &c.
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ALL HAIL THE
Good PhilanthrOpist!
TWAS NAKED AND We CLOTHED ME!
Tcai- i-QMGrfers taken Dozen!
A. G. u S D @ R T

Triumphant and ahead Of the whole Posse. AS
founding news from The man who has saved thou
sands from the horrible death of freezing in the
cold nie rciug winds of Winter SON
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05

xsx, With the plaintiff wished her 20 take snotner
situation che then at home telling ner ne nsi
fIoo.o raise to pay off his brother share OF ne ousi
nsss and that would be many year. before he eOud
he married. The plaintiff then got another situs'h
At St. Adams and wrote several letters 20 the deiena
ant complaining of hs neglect and ns mo- m.rIyinE
her because she had money, and the following TT
ter in answer wn put in and read;
"LElnysTos, Octohers, 1851
"DE.r MARY ASs: tack the pesur Of tighten 70 yoa -
Prtp. II De TIE Lss tl.ae sai -sa a ~ =. 2. =
Cornrsny with you thought q ay ess bf yo1
T. avis. ny IntenchOn 70 have marred yoa a. N
tod you bring my b01se buf wo you have used ne
Of kins eo.dbs haTPJ Elh you Dor yol rita as
" had ep Company Long snu .ad iha, yoa T.qed %
be dons som1thbs Yor Self told you when in L1nd
On Les. Su had Hundred Po1lds .oad nary snd
when you sed hat hsd nei so that '1n VIII n'1
could pay him clesr that Money Hunter
IN A DIsDELL, Lsmer P.ls 81 AOsn. hsii- asi5 -
The effect Of this communication, II Wa sau' 80
Prey ed upon the plaintiffs mind that sae ~As unable
10 remain in service and had gone into lodgings when
che ssoertaned that in October last the defendant
had married Miss Edwards, Of Leam-ngion' whose
father alleged o be prosperous Datcher IN iha'
TOWN. This having put il out OF the defendant pow
er TO perform his promise to the plaintiff the present
action was brought. (.
time 10 have brought the action was after the last
letter In October 1852, was written, when the en-
gag.ment had evidently been broken off but the de-
feEdent preferred lying by until the defendant had
married, and then bringing her action vindctively
for revenge. He submitted she was entitled 10 the
smallest possible damages
His Lordship in summing up, told the Jury 70 dis
regard the speeches of the learned counsel on both
sides which in these cases were stereOtyped. The
plaintiff was always al time raised to the pin.
nacle Of hope and at another sunk in the abyss Of
despair" by the defendants conduct; and on the
other side il usual TO lay the smallest com in
the realm would satisfy the damage she had sustain
ed The jury must form their Judgment from the
facts proved and give such damages as they though;
the case required.
The jury found verdict for the plaintif--dam-
ages $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-09-05
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Monday.-The RECORDER in the Chair.

H0nd0y.-The RkCOhDkk N The Chhlr.
THE LATE Mr.. BLUNT.
Mr.. ELY offered resolution in reference TO onf
passed at the last meeting Of the Board in favor 3
paying the administrator of Mr. Blunt the balance
OF salary for the year which would have accrued tc
him as Dntrict-Atorney, defining the amount at
o. 500, and directing that the Chamberlain ~ Treas
Of the County, draw bis warrant for ths amount
Adopted.
SALARY OF RECEIVER OF TAxEs ETe
resolution was adopted at the last ,ueetino of
the Board fixing the salary Of Receiver Of TsSes Il
$1,000 per year, the Deputy Receiver s:,soO. fra
Clerk o0O second, third and fourth Clerks 81 zoe
each, and Messenger 500. resolution vAs ofere1
yesterday stating that doubts have arser a. 10 he
power OF the Board to pass such resolution, and tbs
the Counsel to the Corporation report Is TO ssH
powers Of the Board Adopted.
Several petitions for correction of tax, aIso soue
small bills, were received and referred.
The Board then adjourned to Monday nsrt.