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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-28

Rogers u Co.'s Central Clothing Warehouse.
kperence The only guide In such matters
- s1vne such Of our readers The masculine gender
go purchase their winter clothing In New York. give
@e The above waTehouse Of Fulton and
Nassau street, which regards the beauty aud
shsapress Of it, clothing has no equal in .hs city.
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

II ECTUEEs AT HOPE CIIAPEL.-TIE THIRD or TIIE
will be dayered this (wsdneaiay) evening 2s
inst nj o'clock by Rive, JOHN q. LORD Of buffalo Sub.
Jeclbe rse and downfall Of Mahomedanism prophe;.cay
and the connection 0f the subject with be
Eurofe" Tickets Tor the remaining stx scturea Ell sage
adnson 70 cents; be obtained OF Charles Francis
Co.. No 2s2 broadway j. Grower, No $50 Broadway and
n the door
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CPECIAL NCIICE-THE MEMBERS, HONORARY
~ members and friends Niagara Company, No.
are requested meet a e engine house, 40 Mecsr street.
~ one O'CLOCK, for tho purpose Of paying the tribute
respect oorr deceased associate, Wallace r. Vaughn BY
j. SEYMOUR MATHEWS, Secretary.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-13

CULVER PLATED WARE.-The largest
- assortment, and best article of plated goods
ever brought 10 town aIe selling fast and
VERY LOW 1.-The
HARDWARE STORE
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Fremont Book Store.
BEOEOEKESE!!

~ 49,
ITlHEsubscribersaTe nowreeeiVing thtlafR-
l. estand most complete assortment Of Mis-
cellaneousand S ch col B ooks IS Stationery, &C.,
eVerbrough htto Fremont. Having purchased
ourstock stthe Auction Sales, at
Much LoWer PaieestkdR can Be bought
IOfRegular d Deslers, we can sell cheaper than
ever before; and We intend to give our friends
and customers the benefit of our good TortuBE
in buying so low. We would take this oppor-
tunity to return thanksto our numerous Gus
toners for their liberal patronage heretofore,
and as an inducemeRt for a coHtinuance Of the
same we will promise to sell goods al cheap
as they can be boughtin Cleveland or any
where in our vicinity-and little cheaDer
than Saudusky or Tifin Cities. HwouIdbs
impossible.o enumeFate all the article sin one
line, or make catalogue ofouT Books; butwe
are ready TO show our stock and give our Prices,
to any and all who will give us a call, and Of
think ourselves bored If you do DotwanttO
buy. Ourstock of .
PLAIN & FANCY STATIONERY
Neverwas so large and beautiful. Our new
styiesOf Note Paper and Fancy EnVsloPessfoT
Weddings, Evening Parties and notes, cannot
be surpassed.
Pearl, Ivory, Shell, Paper Msehe, Sfeeland
LeathcrPorte Monies. Gard Cases Ofeve-
style and Price, from oneshiIiiDgto
three dollars; plain and faneyink-
stands Vases, Ladies Reticulest s.-T
Work-boxes, p Portfolios, VIII
ting Desks, Backgammon
Boards, Chess Men,
Paper Weights,
American
finecutlery, gold
| and Silver Pens aud
! Pencils, Visiting and Orna-
/ mental Cards andin shortsT- -
| m erythin in the line, and many, .-e
/ thingsnevsr before brought to this
/ market. Once more we wouldinVits
| all to call and see for themselves. and be
Iconvinced that our assertions are veIiiytrus.
a s. BUCKLAND & co. f-l-H
/ No. 3, Buckland's Block, Fremont
/ Oct. ], '53.-ti
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SMITH'S
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.
sandusky CITY, Ohio.


THIS Institution was opened for the recep.
L ton of Students, on Monday the 5th o.
March. The Principal hrs entered upon the
enterprise well understanding, that in Sandus.
ky, il is entirely novel, and that uccess can be
purchased only at the price Of merit. But he il
confident tha: the business public here, as in
other cities in this state, will regard the estab-
Eshment. among them, Of a good Commercial
School, as no ordinary desideraium, and, in aid
of the undertaking, will extend to il that gen.
erons patronage which is the surest token ol
good will and wishes of success.
Spacious Rooms have been fitted up and fur
nished expressly for the purposes Of the School,
and with due regard 10 adaptation, convent
ence, comfort and elegance. They will be
supplied by Merca antile Library, an ample va
riety Of Mercantile Stationery, and all the other
requisite conveniences for the School.
Teachers are engaged who have had much
experience as instructors in the best insti,u-
tons in the country, and their theoretical as well
as practical knowledge of systemzed business
transactions, has earned them high rank as
tutors aud qualified them in an eminent degree
as Professors in Commercial College.
The Principal has, therefore, no hestancy in
assuring business men in this city and in neigh
boring countless that there is no fonser occasion
to send pupils to Cincinnati, Cleveland or else
where for a Commercial education, for they
will find all the advantages and facilities here
that are possessed by the best mercantile schools
in the United States.
Terms
FOrfull Mercantile course time unlimited, sac
Same course for Ladies, 25
This includes instructions complete, Qeaving
the time discretionary with the student) in all
the studies pursued in the Institution, smbrac-
ing Bookkeeping for Manufacturing, Profess
ianal, Mechanical. Wholesale, Retail, Com
mission, Exchange, Shipping. JObbing, Individ-
ual Partnership, Compound Company BUSH
less, and Banking purposes; and also Com
mercial Calculations, Commercial Law, Com
mercial Geography, &c.
Mr. SMITH is encouraged in being able to
open his School with the patronage pledged of
great majority Of the prominent business men
in the city, and hopes that all in this section of
the State, who have sons or daughters whom
they wish to educate for a Commercial life. will
deem it proper to purchase scholarships in his
School.
Sandusky, March 80, 1855. (49l lOd
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A infaibe remedy for scrofuIa kings evil,
Arheumatism, obstinate cutaneons eruptions,
Pimpes, or Postules on the face, blotches, boils,
ague and fever, chronic sore eyes, ringworm, or
tetter, scald head, enlargement and pain in the
bones and joints, stubborn ulcers, syphltic dis
orders, iumbago, spinal complaints, and all dis
eases arising from an injudcious use of mercu-
ry, imprudence in life, or impurity Of the blood.
t6T This great Alternative medicine, and pu-
rifier ofthe blood, is now used by thousands Of
grateful patients from all parts of the U. States,
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
formed by the greatest Of all medicines, 'tCAR-
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE" Neuralgia,
rheumatism, scrofula, eruptions on the skin,
liver disease, fevers ulcers old sores, affections
Of the kidneys, diseases Of the throat, female
complaints, pains and aching of the bones and
joints, are speedily put to fight by using this
great and inestimable remedy. =.
For all diseases of the blood, nothing has yet
been found TO compare with it. 1t cleanses the
system Of ali impurities, acts gently and eff
ciently ontheliver and kidneys, strengthens tn
digestion, gives tone to the stomach, makes the
skin clear and healthy, and resores the constie
tuition, enfebled by disease. or broken down by
the excesses Of youth, TO its pristine vigor and
strength.
For the ladies', tbs incomparably better than
all the cosmetics ever used. A few doses of
Carter's Spanish Mixture will remove all sal
lOwness Ofcomplexion, bringing the roses man
Ting to the cheek, give elasticity to the step,
and improve the general health in aremarkable
degree, beyond all the medicines ever heard Of.
The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts ofthe
U. States, is the best evidence there is hum
bug about it. The press, hotel keepers, magis-
trates. physicians, and public men, well known
to the community, all add their testimony to the
wonderful effects of this great Blood Purifier.
Call on the agent and get Circular and Al
manac, and read the wonderful cures this truly
greatest Of all medicines has performed.
None genuine unless signed Bennett 81 Beers,
Proprietor, No. 3 Pearl street, Richmond, Va. /;
10 whom all orders for supplies and agencies
must be addressed. ~
For sale by S. Bucklaud & Co., and J.
Wooster, Fremont, and by dealersin medicines
every where. ~ rra7F Dec. -54-4S-1y
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FISHINQ ThnKIE

100000 Cat Fish Hooks and Lines, also,
Trout Lines in any quantity. Reeds, Floats
Tips, Joints, Rods, sc. Also, the Silver
Spinning Bait and Hook, the best thing ever gol
IN for Bass, Pike and PickereI, being superior
to any other bait, either natural or artificial in
the world. Warranted to catch every fish that
looks 1t it.
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REP AIRING


Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical nstru-
ments repaired at short notice, and Warranted.
Particular Attention paid to Fine Watches
Having spared no expense in procuring the
assistance Of the most experienced workman 10
be had in New York City. His principal work
man having acquired his trade in the Watch
Manufactures in Europe, he is enabled to do
the most difficult jobs in as workmanIike man
ner rs they can be done in New York or else
where. a.,t ~ $3.50.
Having made large additions to his Sales
Room, he is now able to make room for all who
may favor the z4t l--4a
OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
with call. So do not be afraid, but come in,
and bring along your barter, for ne will take
anything you can bring him, except "Possums''
and brick-bats, in exchange for any article in
his line. L. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont, April 20. 1855
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For TRE INSTRUMENTAL

Part Of Community, he has a large variety Of
Flutes, Accordions and VioIns that play Old
Dan Tucker and those common tunes without
fingers or bows.
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
Friday, July ls, 1855.


Hints 20 the Girls.
Did you never see lady
Look into a strangers face,
In an omnibus or a rail car,
.As il saying, "Sir, your plsce'"
Did you never see lassie
Flirt into an old mans chair,
And unheeding age or honor,
Let him stand-''no matter where!
Never see the stage coach emptied-
For some idgsI in her PRIDE,
And the weary men Of business
Fumbled out 10 ride outside tfFs
Never 70 20 hear lecture,
When some fash ionable dear
Would come in and make bustls
When you most desired 10 hear.
Routing half the congregation,
And disturbing sll The rest -1.7s-.-f
AS ifshe was al creation,
Being fsshiOnionsbly dressed7
Now dear girls Il you are so thankless,
So exHcting and SO free, .e
Tins viii come when gents viii answer,
9 "Ms'am, this seat belongs to me-"
Never, girls, disturb a lecture,
Church, OF hall. Where,er you 20
Still respect the rights Of others,
That 10 "WOman's Rights you know!
Never ask man abruptly fltIEBt-
To resign his chosen place
~ 'tis offered, thank him kindly,
With q smile upon your face.
II the way is long and wesry, ft 81
And be cannot find another,
Bid him share the comfort with you,
As you'd share Il with brother. 5aa
Th=s may you receive forever, 8EE
Given with aspiEit frees zfrF r.E
True respect and love and kindness,
Better far than gallantEy. r7-
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OLD ESTABLISHMENT.
Fancy Dying and Renovation.

rar SANDOOh1B OhlO. s--r.F -e-a
" R. COMSTOCK, has removed his Fam
l. cy Dyeing Estab Iishment to Market st.
near the corner OF Wayne ST., where he is full
ly prepared 10 receive orders for DyeIng, Scour.
ing and Renovoting Ladies' and GentIemen's
Garments, &c. As economy is the order Of
of the day, he hopes to receive numerous orders
which win be executed in the best style.
Sandusky, March %. 1855. 9m3
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Crystal Fountain Retreat.

THIS Establishments for the cure OF Chronic
i Diseases is conducted By Drs. B. L. HUI,
and II. P. GATcHELL, Professor in the Western
Homeopathic College.
The Facilities in this NV ater Cure, !" for the
successful treatment of Chronic Diseases, and
especially the different forms of Dyspepsia, dis
eases Of the Liver, Spine. and Nervous System,
Rheumatic Affections, Neuralgia, Female Dis
eases, General Debility, Bronchitis and Incipi-
ent Consumption, rs well as diseases caused by
excessive medication, are not surpassed By any
establishment in the country. Especial atten-
ton will be given to diseases commonly known
as Surgical Cases, such as Hip Diseases, Fever
Sores, White Swellings. FistuIas, Cancers. lin
early stages,) Diseases ofthe Eye, Spine, &c.
The Female Department is under the espe-
cial charge Of skillful Female Physician, who
will also have the aid and counsel Of the other
professional attendants.
Ample arrangements are made for giving
Warm or Hot Water Baths
Prof Gatchell will lecture at the nCure ="
from three to FIVE times a week on Health and
Diseases sinstIucting patients how TO avoid dis
ease and retain health after its restoration.
This locality is celebrated foT healthfuIness--
its parallel in this respect is unknown in the
West. 1t is on the highlands, 4 miles from
Lake Erie, % miles from the Berlin Station,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, via Sandusky:
miles from Townsend Station, Southern Di.
vision c. g. T. Railroad, via Norwalk; mile,
from Norwalk and IA miles from Sandnsky
via c 81 T. Railroad.
The prices including board, treating and nurs
ing, will vary fiom 81 to s 0 per week
Address Crystal Fountain in Retreat Ber
! Heights, Erie County, o. I4m3
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5 Different kinds that must be sold at great
Loss TO the Manufacturers. aaa
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Fremont Book Bindery,

Fremont, April 90, 1855.
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DIFFERENT KINDS oFTRINKETs,
For Children-Horses on wheels, Crying Babies,
and Cows that give milk, and Tin Whistles for
footing Boys.
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Price of tho Work.

Single copy SO cents; -Four copies 81, 90 or
25 cents per copy; Forty copies $500 or 2Octs
per copy Sixty copies 50, 90 or l5cts per copy
Sent TO any part Ofthe State at my expense and
risk, as soon as ordered with the money enclos-
ed. Coin, bills, or postage stamps. will be sent
at my risk by mail if properly enclosed. All
orders directed soon to NJ. Warren, Bellefon-
tane, Logan county, Ohio, with money or
stamps enclosed, will recsive prompt attention,
small orders as well as others
March %. nolI Nj. WARREN
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READYMADE CLOTHING,

hE III ~IhhDA Y GOl HA4f Us
sonsistingof French and American blue black,
and drab coIored COATS, made after the la
test Partisan and New York city Fashions-to
gether with an innumersbie number oftweeds,
Cotton, and Linen Goats, Of every style, fash
ion and description.
French and American broadcloth ,cassimere,
satinet, corduroy, and linen PANTS-aIl cut
in the latest styles, and mace up in the best
manner. Cloth, Satin, Silk, Velveta and Linen
VESTS-and in this department will be found
plain, figured. and stripedsatin; plain, figured,
and striped silk and beautiful assortment Of
white, buff, plain, embroidered and figured
Marseilles, which cannot be equalledfor beau
ty, durability ofcolor, and exact nicity Of fitting.
We cannot enumerate all the different styles
and quality Of @ @
COATS, PANTS and VESTS, 3
that We have on hand, but would say that we
have every variety that man may desire.
Wehavs great quantity of Shirts, among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered bo-
SONS, fast-colored, printed gingham, common
factory, and check shirts. Collars made of
the handsomest Linen, and cut according to the
Spring styles. CraVatS, Stocks, and
Neck Ties, from The richest silks, satins and
ginghams; plain, figured, and embroidered.
D0DD'S SILK HATS, s say
Of the spring style. Caps Of every quality and
price, Of cloth silk and cotton. a-Ia sss
Socks, SuspendcrS, Gloves, kid, silk,
and cotton, with a nice lot Of the purest white
kid for bridal use. Handkerchiefs, linen, silk,
and cotton. Umbrellas, &C., &c. sssrr.
have slsOa large ASSORTMENT of Goodyear's
India Rubber Goods. g.
consisting of over-coats, Pea-jackets, pants
andieggings. Also, Oilcloth overalIs.
Trunks ofvariouS kinds and prices, and
a great variety Of Carpet bags, Stachels, &c.
In fact, all thatis needed to complete gen.
tIeman's outfit, or wardrobe, is to be found in
our rooms, and any Of and all Of the articles are
to be sold, whether we get profit or not.
We would also say that we have all styles Of
cloth for Coats, Pants and Vests, which we
hold ourselves in readiness to manufacture to
order, BY experienced workmen and on shortn mo-
tics, and we wish il 10 be distinctly understood
that every article soldfrom our establishment,
iswarranted to be what We represent them.
Come then, gentleman, and see il what we
sayis not true in every particular, The goods
are open forinsPection, they will therefore be
sold, profit or no profit, thatis our motto.
Cutting done at tie shortest notice.
And warranted TO fit.
Remember the place, opposite the Bank.
F. DERNHAM.
Fremont April %, 1855,
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LIQUOR LAW.

MARVIN WARREN, of BeIiefontainc, o.
IRl has prepared pamphlet, Forms and d.
rections, designed to be a complete guide 10
Justices and others, under the Liquor Law Of
1854. He has his second edition now on hand.
which contains all the late decisions Of the Su
preme Court upon the subject, together with a
copy Of the act. 80
The work is endorsed for correctness BY some
twenty-five able Lawyers residing in every part
Of the State. The following resolution was
adopted by the State Temperance Convention,
held at Columbus on the 22d Of F. ebruary, 1855:
Resolved, That the illegal Forms'' prepar-
ed by NJ. Warren. Esq, of Bellefontaine for
proceeding under the Ohio Liquor Law, be rec
ommended to the temperance men throughout
the State.
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OLIVER WARE.-We have just received
y aTotof SILVER SPOONS, aud are war
rauted pure ascoin. For sale at Factory Pri-
ces. Call soon, attbe
HARDWARE STORE
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Wooden Factory.


BALLVILLE, SANDUSKY CO., o.
THE subscribers respectfully announce to
IL the citizens Of Sandusky and adjoining
counties; that they have fitted up their macbin.
cry in the best order, and are prepared TO carry
on the manufacturing Of
. WOOL AND COTTON,
In manner superior TO any in the State
Their work will all be WARRANTED, as 10
manufacture, celors, or finish. They intend to
keep on hand all styles of goods such as Cassi-
mers, Full cloths, Satinetts, Tweeds, Flannels,
Blanketing, Lnseys, &c, all Of which will be
EXCHANGED FOR WOOL,
on the most favorable terms. They will man
ufacture on the shares or by the yard.
-
Prices for Manufacturing per Yard.
Flauuels, quarters wide.... 37a
Cassimers aud Full Cloths.
Twilled Blanketings, 5quarters vide. sl4
Flannels, quarters wide.. 25
Satinets. ts............. ....'.............3
Iweeds........ ......,.s.....s.,... 25
Linseys... ............-........ lS4
The chain for the Satinetts. Linseys, and
Tweeds will be furnished at the above rates.
They are also prepared to do custom work at
the following rates: m ..-r ..r--.
To card Wool cts per pound.
To weave Linsey and 6ud chain, l2ic per yd
To full, color and dress cloth, lS3c per yd,
To full and dress cloth, l0c per yd.
To fall cloth SC per I'd. GHfutrrsFe
SatinetS.
To weave Satinet, find chain, fnll color and
dress, 29cts per yd. HISS
To weave satinet, find chain, full and dress,
% cts per yd.
To weave satinet, find chain and full 90 cts.
To weave satinet, find chain, SC per I'd.
- p. G. DEAN & SON.
Ballville, May L. 1855, l6tf
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

FROM RIO JANEIRo.-Dates from Rio Janeiro are
to the Goth August The Amazon River Steam
Navigation Company had declared dividend
amounting to as much rs twelve per cent the ca
pital invested. His Majesty Don Pedro had atten-
ded meeting of the Historical and Geographical
Society of Rio, when it was resolved to have in
terchange of publications with the New York nsti-
tuition which meets in the University An inter
esting paper read on the subject Of the naviga.
ton OF one of the tributaries of the Amazon 1t was
said that line of steamers, to run between New
York and Lisbon, was about to be established by
American capitalists, and that it would pay WELL as
also Belgian line from Antwerpto Rio Spencer,
who is accused of the murder of Captain Frazer Of
the Sea Witch, with McClaip, the late mate OF the
Bay City, still lay in prison.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-10-13

ARRIVAL OF DIR. KANE, THE ARCTIC NAVIGATOR.
The propeller Arctic and bark Release, sent out
some four months since, under command Of Lieu
tenant Hartstein to the rescue of Dr. Kane and his
party, arrived at New York, Thursday evening
having on board the Doctor and his company. The
propeller and bark made their way North i'm Smiths
Sound, up to latitude 79o 3O, when their further
progress was stopped by the ice.r After working
their way in toward the shore, the expedition dis
covered an Indian village, where they learnt that
Dr. Kane and his party had gone South They
then returned to Disco Island in Davis Strait of
the western coast of Greenland, where they found
DIR. Kane and his expeditionists. 4r e.. 7tz-
DR.. Kane had pushed his vessel the Rescue, as
far north as 80 when she was frozen in, He re-
manned by her all the winter, sending to the Indian
villages tor provisions. In the spring he abandon
ed the ship and made his way southwardly in
sledges to Upernank, whence they were conveyed
in Danish vessel to the Island of Disco where they
were found by the expedition sent in search Of
them. Three of DR. Kanes party died, Christian
Olser carpenter; Pierce Schubert cook; and Jeffer
son Baker, seaman The remainder are all more
or less frostbitten ..i 81 .... .t .f ..s;. ga.
On the 4th ult., the bark Release narrowly esca
ped shipwreek by coming in contact with an ice
berg. She stove her bulwarks and had her boat.
carried away. -u4 as..,a .,- ,..s s... af
The last winter was unusually severe in the, Arc
tic region, and many natives perished from expo
sure and starvation. s- 1.gr fEa
No traces whatever were discovered Of Sir sTOhl
Franklins party. .&5 tzrer s.:s ssa,.