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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12
The Graat English Remedy.
Ha SIR JAMES CLARK'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

Df Hof AL SasSsGz.sz9AA se15sesS-9 FATENT.
DREPARED from prescription Of SirJas.
IL Clark, M ID. Physician Extraordinary to
the Queen. This invaluable Medicine is un-
falling inthe cure OF all those painful and dan i.
gerous diseases incident 10 The female con-
stituton.
Il mOderates all excesses removes all obstruc-
fioDs, and brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills shorld be used two or
.ihree weeks previous to con6sement; they for
tify the constitution, and lessen the suffering
during labor, enabling the mother 10 perform
her duties with safety to herself and child.
2 These Pills Should not be taken by females dur
ing THE FIRST THREE MosTHs. of Pregnqnsy, as
they are sire 10 bTug on .Wiscarriage but at anu
Other ERe they are safe l-
In all gases Of nervous and spinal affections.
pain in The back and limbs, heayiness, fatigue
on slight exertion, palpitation Of the heart, low
ness ofspirits, Mysteries. sick headache. whites
and all the painful diseases occssoned by a dis
ordered system, these Pills will effect cure
when all other means have failed and aitho'
powerful remedy, DO not contain iron, celo-
mel, anthony or any other mineral.
Full directions accompanying each package.
PRICE in the United States and Canada, One
g Dollar. !. c. BALDWIN & Co.. sT
-s Rochester, N. Y.
r, n. %. ST 90 enclosed TO the General Agent,
will ensure bottle of the Pills by return mail.
For sale in Fremont, bv ...
-.-.rr- = S. BUCKLATD e. CO.;
And by Druggists gems rally. 31yI
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CUTLERY.

Ladies' penkuives, fine and common.
Genllemens' do Jack knives.
Nail cleaners, Barlow knives,
Hunting knives. Dirk Knives, Dog knives,
Double edged dirks, Work scisso1,
Embroidery scissors, Enamsled handled DO,
All kinds OF American shears and scissors,
Wade g. Butchers hollow ground razors for
BARRIERS only,
WastenhoIm's bOllow ground, extra 6ue,
Was,enholm's raltlers, a splendid article.
Cheap razors of every make and quality.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12

RubbeS gun cases, Brass nipnIds,
Rod tips, open and closed ends, Iron moulds.
Ely's and Cox's double water proof caps,
Star caps, warranted perfectly water proof, CD
cents per 1000, Hat caps, S ID caps,
Ribbed and smooth s B caps in any quantity,
Shoi charger springs, Lever chafgers,.des.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12
Wanted.

BOY, 16 or IL years Of age, to learn the
n the PRINTING BUSINESS.
To one of steady habits, and good English ed
ucaiion, an excellent opportunity Is offered
Apply Immediately, at the Journal Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12

HITRRAH FOR CHASE!!!

EHU EeANANH 4 VIZ OHNla R5H4
The Election used so much excitement on
Thursday evening last, that l postponed my
first lesson in music until next Tuesday even
ing, October 9th. -
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Frcnont PrIee Current.

Wool per pound ...-.'..-'--, -z-..... 25a33
Wheat per bushel. l....'.-. ..---- ..IiiDaI25
Flour per barrel. -..-.--....--..... 7O1e9 20
Corn per rbushel..% .%...-.'... '-.-...-' -. 81
Z Rive, .s....-. .-...... ....-....'......--.. 80
Oats per bushel...-. -.... ..s.......--... %
q Butter per pound -. ....'.-......-... 10
Eggs per dOzen...- -. ........... ~
Salt per barreIl. ....... ...;.-........-.2 90
Hides per pound. .........4
Flax seed per Dusiel-... ......l 90
Timothy seed per bu. u..........s..-..,s-2 2 90
Clover seed per bu... ...... -. 500
Hams smoke dperp ound d.....-............I2
Beansper bushei.. -. .........s....-..I 20
Potatoes 7erbushel...- .......-,,.. 30
Apples green .....-.,..- ...-..-....8
Apples dried. 60
Beeswax per pound.... .............. 25
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DIR TURRS,

A PPuINTMENTS are 10 be renewed in
"A March. next, aud continued as heretofore.
They will not be supplied b. any one else dur
ing his absence. Oct. l3, 1855.
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WOOd.-We are in want Of some WOOD.
Those who wish to pay for their paper in this
way, please take notice.
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A Scholarship,

IN Godfrey g. Goldsmith $ Commercial Col
i lege, Sandusky, can be obtained by aPpii-
cation at this Office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12

Large sized 60 d pens and pencils, gold cases,
Medium do do do
Large sized gold pen cases,
Medium do
Gold pens and pencils in India rubber cases,
something new,
Mammoth colo pens in silver, ivory, and ebony
handles,
Union gold reus, Copying pens, Medium pens.
in silver, ivory, and ebony handles,
Ladies' pens, do do
Cheap gold pens, do do price IS cents g.
A very large assortment Of superior pens al
ways on hand, every pen warranted,
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Fremont, Sent 7, !
Guardian Sale,

or Real Estate, by order of Probate Court.
ON Saturday. The 9th day of October, 1855,
" at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the door
Of the Court House in Fremont, will be sold to
The highest bidder, the following Real Estate,
as the property of the minor heirs Of Jacob Or
ner, deceased, 10 wit:
The east half of the northwest quarter OF
sect ion number thirty, township number FIVE,
range number sixteen; and the west half Of the
east quarter Of section number thirty, township
number five, range number sixteen, containing
in all one hundred and fifty and eghty-seven
oDe-hundredths acres more or less. Appraised
at 50, 900.
TERMs-One thousand dollars down, the bal
lance in two annual payments, secured by mort
gage on the premises.
..... JOHN WELLER, Guardian.
Sept. 81, 1855 35w4
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DIR. WO R T NJ An.
OF S1NDUSKY CITY,
VIII be at his room in

VIII be at bis room in
FREMoNT. Kessler's American, Tuesday,
November Goth.
Bellevue, Wednesday, Nov 2Gth.
TIFFIS, Monday, November 18th
Those afflicted with Disease of the Liver
Spine. Kidneys. Stomach, Eyes, Ears, Sereffn-
la. NeuraIgia. Rheumatism, loss of Appetite,
general Weakness, Salt Rheum. Fits, lnfana-
ton, or any Chronic or long standing Disease,
and especially the Throat and Lungs, are nvit-
ed to call as there viii be no charge for exami-
uation.
Read the 10 flowing from The Sandusky Mirror
and from DR. Hardman, who was for long
/ time House Physician to the Cincinnati Hospital.
Lung DISEASES, &c The suecesss of the
new system of inhalation in the treatment Of
consumption, is without parallel in the annals
| ofthe materia medica. Every other plan hith-
srto introduced, has been an absurdity, from
the very nature Of things; but all was darkness,
and the world continued to plcd on in gnorance
Of any effeciual method of staying the ravages
Of the destroyer But the veil is at length lifted
and light has at length dawned upon the once
hopeless victims of consumption. The fre-
qnent accounts Of the great success attending
the practice of DR.. Workman in this city, are
truly gratifying, and prove him an able demon
lstrator Of the new system. He has already
snatched scores of nvalids from the very jaws
of the grave. An intimate friend Of ours, who
visited New York last spring for the purpose of
availing himself of the assistance OF the eeIe-
brated Dr.. Hunter, now assures as that the
counsel of DR.. Workman would have been, in
his particular case. more eficacious than that
Of DR.. Hunter. This is ilattering but dsserv-
ed compliment TO the skill Of DR.. Workman
Sandusky Mirror.
Salem, o., May 4th, 1855.
From an intimate acquaintance with the prac-
tice of Dr.. w s. Workman, in the treatment
Of diseases OF the throat and lungs, BY Medical
ted inhalation, | can cheerfGlIy recommend him
to the afflicted His uniform and astonishing
success in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, SC, BY Inhalation, is a convin-
cling proof offs superiority over eny other mode
Of treatment.
S. D. HARDMAN, NJ. D.
Ihave large number Of similar statements
from prominent physicians, both in this end
other States who have witnessed the success Of
myireatment and also have not less than I'VE
hundred certificates Of permanent cures from
pa iients in different parts OF the United States,
which arg now at nv office for inspection.
W. s. WORKMAN, NJ. D,
Office No 81 Market st Sandusky. 80
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For the Fall Trade.
WHOLESALE!
AT THE IRON WARE ROOMS OF
GIBBS & SANBORN, 1
(Late R, J. Gibbs.)
OnO TONS BAR IRON;
AOO 800 KEGS NAILS
I,090 Boxes WINDOW GLASS.
II ER OD N.
Embracing all sizes Of Flat Bar, Round and
Square; Oval, llaIf-OVal, Half Round: Old Sa-
BILE, and light and heavy Tire; Horseshoe Bars,
Nail Rods, Band and Hoop Iron.
NAILS AND SPIKE:
All sizes, wrought and cuti Fence, Finishing
and Casing Nails, Flooring and Casing Brads;
Wrought and Cut Spike.
WINDOW-GLASS!
All sizes-7 by 10 80 by Sc. first and second
quality. Also large sizes of Crown and French
Glass for store fronts. show cases &c.
SUNDRIES:
Cast Steel, Patent Pipe Skein.
Blister Steel. Smiths Bellows,
Spring Steel, Axes,
Plow Steel, At & Ssquare Nuts
Steel Springs, and Wsshersi
Wagon Boxes, &c.
Much care has been taken in procuring the
BEsT brands Of the above articles, which we will
warrant; and having made extensive arrange
ments with manufacturers, we can fill orders at
as low (if not lower prices as any other house in
Northern Ohio, and we hatieF ourselves we can
convince all buyers (for Cash or short time) Of
the above fact, who will favor US with u call.
GIBBS q SANBORN.
Ware Rooms, Bethel Building, 2I6 and 2Is
Water street.
Sandusky, Sept. IA, 1855. S4f
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Revolution in Flour Boiling.
IMPORTANT TO MILLERs.
Nordyke d HUNTS Improved Wire Cloth
D UbIe-ActiOn Flour Bolts.

TIME most important invention TO manufao-
i turers Of Flour yet brought to light. This
machine has all the advantages and qualities
fer boiling Flour, dustDg and separating the
ofas, that can possibly be wished for by millers.
For testimonials from those who are using
them, and for particulars, see large handbills;
also, see Scientific American, No. 36, vol 10.
This bolt occupies less room, and not over half
the power, usually used for the same amount Of
work. 1t produces better yield than any other
Bolt. while the cost, all told, does not amount 10
one half. 1t is not affected by hot or damp
weather.
The subscribers are prepared 10 I'll all orders
on shsrt notice, at the net cost OF $3.50 at the
shop Terms cash, when the machine is put
up and tested. We are also prepared to sell
State, County and Individual rights. Address,
d. c. HENDERSON & co.
August ,, 1855. 25m3 Sandusky.
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FINAL sETTLEMENT.

FINAL SETTLEMENT.
THEODORE FIZERALD, Administra-
q tor the estate Of John White, deceased,
has this day filed his accounts for final settle
ment Of sal d estate, which accounts will be
heard on the 9th October, 1855. All persons
interested will accordingly take notice.
LYMAN GELPIN,
Probate o flee, Fremont, Oct. ). 1855. 81
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LEPPEPMAN's
Catalogue of Goods;

Just received from New York, and for sale
WHOLESALE and RETAIL II!
WATCHES.
Extra fine English levers, gold cases. hunts
man and open,
Common do. do
Extra heavy silver patent levers. huntsman
aud open,
Fine gold detached levers, expressly for ladies,
Common do do
Fine gold do hunting cases,
Imitation gold do
Plated escapement watches,
Hunisman cased detached levers, plain and en-
gTaved casing,
Huntsman lepine ap
Algsrine escapement,
Silver escapement watches.
do do Half plated
do do Three fourIhs plated,
Plated huntsman cased levers, perfect imitation
Of gold.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-12

To Teachers.
THE Board Of Examiners Of Public Schools
i in and for the County of Sandusky, will
meet for the Examination of Teachers at the
Union School House, in the town of Fremont,
every Monday, at 4 o'clock P. NJ, until fur
thsr notice, Il. P. FINEFROCK,
FRANCIS HENDRICKS,
H. T. HESTER.
Exsminers.
Fremont, Sept. IA. 1855. 34wS
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.JEWELRY.

4 Glass large sized spring IOckets, new pattern,
do medium do do
do large sized secret lOcket,
4 do medium do
; DO large sized spring lOckOs,
do menium do
do small do
do very small, do
l do sell pattern.
do very small for infants,
Extra heavy and fine gold fob chains,
Silver fob chains; silver curb chains
Heavy and light gold curb chains, fine and me-
dunn quality,
Gold fob keys, Gold guard keys,
a. fob buckles, " lOcket keys,
4" locket seals single and double,
I" vest keys, new styles,
Gold racket KEYS,
Mosaic sleeve and collar buttons,
Gold and stone do
Cameo shirt studs; gold slides fine and common,
Plain gold sleeve buttons aud shirt studs,
Plain gold collar buttons,
Coral snaps, Plain gold do, every variety,
Ladies sleeve buttons,
Diamond breast pins, SIS TO $35 each.
Diamond finger rings Sl8 to S IS each,
Gents cluster pins, California diamonds,
Masonic pins, Odd Fellows pins,
Mechanics pins, FIremen's pins,
Hook and ladder company's pins,
Fine Is carat ear rings; ear-drops l6 and Is do
Cheap gold drops and rings
Plated ear drops and rings,
Fine gold brooches; cheap gold brooches,
Gold and plated charms,
Gold box pins single aud double,
Gents box pins: gold locket pins,
Gold tooth picks,
Cameo set of pin and rings; Mosaic set do
Cameo, and Mosa ic rings and pins single,
Gold rings, solid, IS carats fine; do Il carats,
Regard rings, lOcket seal rings, fine scale rings,
Cheap scale rings,
Gilt rings and pins by the gross or dozen.
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New PFincIpIeI New RemedyI No
.-e POiSOns jl1l'l RS
Rhodes Fever and AgUe Cure.

u ~ Or Antld0te 20 MdldriG =.
FOR TIE PRKVENTIoN AID CURE OF
Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever; Dnmb Ague,
and other Intermittent and Remittent Fe-
vers; also Of Bilious Fevers, accomPa-
. MED by Typhoid Symptoms; Ty-
phoid Fever, general debility,
night sweats, and all 9TH ..
er forms Of disease
WHICH HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN IN
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CautiOn.-LOtterE Frands.

3syI S. auckland & co.
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SILVER AND PLATED WARE
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

Thimbles, sewing birds, silver aud German
silver &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

Coroner 0Donnel held inquest yesterday upon The
body Of Catherine Green, domestic lately In the sa
ploy Of Mrs. Sarah NJ Perry, Of las Ninth street. whs
to her death from burns received the 18th ut
by the explosion of camphene lamp upon her person.
while she was filing the at the above place Tha
deceased conveyed to the New York Hospital whsrs
che died In great agony on Sunday night Verdict
Accidental death.o The deceased WAS thirty -fve
years OF age, and born in Rhode Island.
Edward CoIs anativs OF Brooklyn, fortyAve years OF
age found lying the water at pier l5 East River.
by officer sheehan. On Sunday night, Henry Peck, q
private vatchman board the ship Louisiana, lying
pier 1 East River heard cries. which he suppossd
proceeded from drowning man. He made serah
along the dock and found umbrella lying beside no
sring piece which he supposed belonged the dec
ed, who probably comrsitted suicide.
little boy, named John McBriesty, Wa fatally M
jared Saturday afternoon, by being caught under
falling cart vaadswater street. The deceased and
one Of his playmatss we're standing beside cart bcdy.
which had been left nding the sidewalk 10 front Of
wheelwrght's shop, owned by Mr.. Fitzsimmens, whsa
the body SUDDENLY fen the deceased, crushing bin
severely and fracturing his spinal columa, producing
almost instant death. Coroner oDonneli held an "a,
quest upon the body Of the chid. verdict-"Aocsn'"
death.o
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We leaIn that proposition viii up in the nest
Congress to amend the constitution Of the United States
by inserting clause to the effect that State lAUs
shall be passed which may interfere with prohibits
the sale consumption of any imported article upon
which the general government derives benefit by in
posing tariff.
Is understood that the Supreme Court Of Massaehu-
setts Is OF the opinion that the liquor law OF that
State is constu ona Attorney General Clifford entex.
tains similar opinion.
1t seventeen years, Monday, ance the first At
sntic steamer arrived at New York The Sirius Capt.
Roberts, who subsequently lost in the President,
arrived early in the mosning and few houss after
wards the Great Western.
census Of the city of Lexington Ky, just concluded
by the assessor shows Its present population TO b
S37lwbitss, 5,297; blacks 2,774 white males, 8l2;
white females, 27s5; soored males, 11s7 coored f.
males, 1870.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wilson, Of East Lyme, aged seventy
years widow OF Oliver Wilson, to hep death the
18th inst In . shocking manner Sac was burning soma
dry stuff in her garden, when her clothes caught fire,
and she was burned so dreadfully that she survived
opIv till midnight.
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AN ELoPBMENT IN HIGH LIFE N ORANGE, N. j.
An excitement has been created In the
nelghboripg village OF Orange, by the elopemeut OF
married gentleman with young lady of great psrsonal
stscoDs and the daughter OF enc OF the richest rest
dents OF that place The gentleman who has thus ab
sconded has been doing business In New York has
lett wife and child Orange, unprotected and upcared
for Previous TO leaving he borrowed OF busne
men ranging from $500 to 1900, in all to the
amount Of We understand that since his
eence In Orange this gentleman has made great preten
siors TO piety and has been leader In evening meet
ipgs. It's untnown whether the eopins parties have
gone to Europe whether they stu In this country
but learn that both left noes avowng ther dster
m1nstion not 70 return.--Ncgars Ha11ry, APrii -.
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Police Intelligence.

TIE FhENCH NEWbPAPEK DIFFICULTfs
The examination In the case of Victor Baron one si
the propistors OF the Frepch newspaper lie Proges,
charged with perjury by Paal Arpn the editor OF ths
same sheet continued yeste rsy before Justice Con-
oy at Lower Police Court but no facts worthy OF
mention were elected In report OF Sundays pro.
ceea pgs we stated that Mr. Malespine had advanced
Baron vas proposed psrtaer into the by Mr..
Heilman Ihis we assured, 10 erroneous. Mr.. He'll
an was the moneyed Of the concern, and was Mr.
M.Iespire who urged the admttance of Mr.. Baron
p,rt proprietor while IL was Mr.. Heman who objected
tre psly 10 the measure and hence the dispute that
soon ali wards occurred beeween Heman, Mslespre
and Baron which finally seted by placing the Keys
o the oce in the hands Of Mr. Arpn tas editor of the
paper.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

APRIL 23.-chorge of Reroh-Richard Browne, Jam - ,
ogelvie Edward Gallagher james Marsnai, oeo.ss W.
sop Wrn Harris and George Bennett were arrested on
charge of revolt on board the ship Cynosur on her last
voyage from Liverpool TO this port The ocsrs OF tie
ana Harris received several pistol wounds IN this
10 oue the disturbance. Held for sxsnnstoa
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Before Chef Justice Oakley.
APRIL % Tho case Of J. W. Barker against Hos,>,
Gr,eley and others for bel In the Trfune was car 4
but pcs,poned generally in covsequsrcs u hs aesai
ants coapss! being absent.
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Messrs Smith Seckel Co. state in their communica-
tcn shat the streets would present much cleaner ap.
pearaace II the citizens would refrain from throwing
ashss and garbage into the CUTTERS bell will be rung
In iature on the approach Of ash carts.
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Mayors Office.


We stated few days ago that it was the intention OF
Mayor Wood 10 issue order which would compel
policemen in future to their uniforms all
sions whether of duty. Since then statement
has been confirmed, and now enabled to publish
COPY of the original which doubt will interest
OF our readers. here II Isl
OFFICE THE CHIEF OF PoLIcE, April II, 1855.
GENERAL ORDER 5io.
HALprN, lst Dist.-An erronsous impression
exists Department that there certain times when
members Of duty. This Is not the TACT. You will
therefore inform entire command that they cons
dred always duty and that the uniform prescribed
all occasions, unless by special leave.
also specially enjoined upon every member OF tho
Departm ent whether in command subors mate that
soldier like and military appearance ana demeanor DO
Duct indicate the character Of the policemen The coat
should be kept buttoned the must have
on vest cloth, breasted with nine small
vice buttons for Captains aod Lientenants eight Tor the
Of this character the coat must be kept buttoned,
when out Of the station house.
IL is ordered that policemen shall not when duty
the street. with their friends Others except
to give or receive Information pertaining duties
shall patrol their posts with exclusive attention TO their
duties Loungng against steps, fences or anything 10 also
That portion Of this order relating the shall
effect oMay next the other portion shall take
mmedaely hope this order will be respected and
obeyed Captans especially required to strict com
piance with this order. .x..~. x,,oa- :.
GEO. w. MATsxLL, Chief Of Police.
STREET CLEANING MACHINES.
Another NUM- cation recsived at the Mayor s
Office yesterday, from Messrs. Smith, Secke Co.. re-
gsrdpg operations the street cleaning machines
from April 10 April 21 inclusve Of the First, Second
Fourth and Sixth wards which is as follows -
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

COUNTRY BOARD WANTED NEAR THE CITY-A
private house preferred, BY small family Address NJ
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BOARDING AND LODG.No.

BOARD IN BROOKLYN.-GENTLEMEa WHO RE.
II quire pleasant and airy o private family are
to call At 80 President street three
The comforts Of home may be enjoyed Breakfast and
tea and dinner Sunday Terms moderate Referen ,es
EXCHANGED.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

MONTAGUE PLACE, ON BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
w Board can be now obtained IN pleasantly situated
house, within three minutes walk OF the Wall ferry
with Pleasant in suits gle rooms Immediate
application by note addressed Board box 100 Herald
or box 81 Brooklyn Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

MO. 10 UNION sQUARE-FURNISnED ROOMS FOR
~ families or single gentlemen, with full partial
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-04-24

BOARD IN BRo0KLYN.-A HAN DSOMELY FUR
ID nished parlsr and bedroom to let with board
lies or single geaewen alse unfurnished
furnished with pleasantly situated between Fulton and
wall street FERRIES Apply at z53 Fulton street. opposite
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BOARD IN STATEN ISLAND-A FBW SINGLE GEN.
- temen can be accommodated with board and pleasant
airy rooms in an elegantly furnished house. situated the
Ney York avenue near to O. Chriss Esq, Clifton Staten
slsna The house T. on high ground and has iew Of
tho Bay and city Of New York There is Alse stable
srrass house attached to the premises Inquire tho
aboYe place. Fourth