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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

Cold Msdsl.-Tre paly Cola Medal Award
I'd The has. a,. O. ns isaL institute for SCORED phoo-
b1esl
Dax 1erreoty pes, ia Gases, for % Genus, by
Rc-hEs' pAent machine process, $40 Broadway.
sssts a. a. nous AZ The Washing or kssaan r,spa.ed
Rubber BossA-Ladies', Gsmtlemen's and
and he loves, possis prize en soassd a. he Goodyear
rsSber depot No. 5 broadway between Warren aud Jham
-----
India Rubber sOlcs.-For Hsifay Cents You
ss have pair Of vcsnssd rubber s,es firmly attached %
srs john Il he
sangcr's Sewing Macnsnes.-Our Liberal and
Ss Cd Sso
Hunt Sos.s and nisror so%ns rapidly
sasAsnged fhs chance for proaaoie oargso great
ABBY our NV sSaEE e. No. is sssaS s%s,
B~tcAelor's Hair Dye.-wigs and Toupees.
The best in the sara This anriyasd ana ORIGINAL DYE
Sses improyene Others beng chef douyres
elegance and durability PssSsr e 1 1
Whiskers or Moustach.s Forced to CROW
S No g.
z.Sss, s south iSsd street o fSadephIs ' '' '''
00Hmt00OTO6 kkA1f Uy e, vVaX6 abiO IVMp0es
xant private for apPyqg his ino,mpa. 'ole dye
- only reliable article kind wholesale and retail a.
CHRlSTADORO'S No Astor House
Pspfumed Brenth.-What Lady Gem
bseab, whom uhng the Balm OF Thousand Fcwers ~
AeDafyice w0ulv only render nut the
seth whlo ~ alabaser Many persons do not know their
breath bad and the subject 80 dehc.e, their friends win
mention IT, Pour single drop OF the Balm
tseh brush and wash the teeth night and mornsns hfy
bottle viii last For sale b, FErKIDCE CO.,
Sroprietors, and druggists.
Robert Aaunter, M. D., SXS Bro sdvvny, New
yWk-Dr HUNTER devotes his attention exclusively
o the throat and lungs and the treatment Of by
Dedtcaed Inhalation hours OF consuaNoa from 10 A.
AP.A.
Ehc Great Inhaling Remedy for Asthma,
assumption, and al dsenaea OF throat and nes-Dr.
OOk1is hygeanA Thousands have oeen restored 70 heath
md aod by o. H. Ring 1856 Broad way Price 50 pack
age. Dr. Curtis will olce daily, 10 dock
WAese - may be consulted free OF charge.
nssteafer's Stomach 8ftters Correct the Az.
regulates the bowels gives
mind and the wonder oil the disspa
Ing dps,ep,c tendencies In all Of physical proraoo
DSpiaaon dxzness, great fatigue &C. Il surpr how
the finds reief No family afford with
n requves addition Of spiris. Sold full quart
sSsss By al hGes grocegs .drqsgists &C. Extremely pa
sareet general medicine AMI native wine depot
Hslloways Ointment and PAtls.-ConsoIa-
Non for the sufferer The vlent dseases that
hitherto defed the phy a yield these nvincbe
res 81 Maiden lane, New York. and IA strand London,
and by all druggss at % cents 62 cents and 81
box.
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ATA MEETING OF THE MEMBERS AND HONORARY
"A members OF Ocean. Hose Company No. s6 he'd at the
s al the active and twenty one honorary members the fol-
Soed, and Ssir adoption seconasd By F. B. Soonnof Who
with A. M L. Agnew descaned at length upon the connection
msn and paid deserved and wen married. sulosy upon his
character God hts majesty aud
"a sDS ws v ~ 0ua
nscruIablc
s under S ws
suffer And whereas In the death Of William D. Wade ibis
with earliest recollecons foremost in lis advancement
uS we ss hand
faithful ourselves than human in resnaon-did
fa in recording The hreparabe loss we have sustained
Resolved That in the decease Of our FRIEND our associate
wrapped in their influence that feel The blank
s we ou
IN This the hour Of their .iciion One Of Tho lights Of their
% fahiuy watched and clustered and prayed and though
earnestly sincere IN our SORROW what can do justice 10 their
ons say Be % ] 3 he family and also
publlsh0d In such papers ~ the officers may select.
The preamble and resolutions unanimousy adopted.
a1S on n9.s ns IssYs Ads9p sz II SSs
ENGINE SPELL a.a. MEETING
Centre street. on evening 10th inst a O'Clock
ny oroer. q. sAAhs ulLMoHE Secy.
T ADV WASHINGTON nnqINE COMPANY, No 49,
II he honsrasy s1saps nd sctve member, are invited
.a.sad is fqesss @ osr srcshsr member M = q:
As T.o.. xass ssss WV AhAAAS Foreman
TlE x1Ess q rHs BOARD ga OF ESsISEEns AND
% 81 stuyvsssas sne this Uuesday, evening At az
O'Clock, 70 sis acoa On he decesss e. Nm , Wade E.q
JAxrs r. wnssAr. Secretary.
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sEGARs.

CEGARa-THn BALANCE OF SEVERAL LARGE IN
- voices Of imported Havana domestic and German
for sae at much below their market value
Operas ss low ~ %; Germans as low ~ % 30.
U. CHEEKS, 81 Broadway, up stairs.
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Il II WOULD BE PLEAsURE 10 NEAR PROM
IL yousgs1. Rave received letter aimee tho "a ost.
JOHN.
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THE EIRENIEN,

"A meeting will be held the house Of Engine onpany
No In Mercer street, Fourth, Tuesday, 18th Inst
- Ia r. NJ Ohcers win be elected for this ensuing year
w. WHEELER. X. 6.
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CLOTHING. &C.


$4,000 Sn GA sav Srf apas u a Jan
good superhuous cohing TO dispose Of obtain The full
value IN current calling addressing, JAMES
MORONEY l22 Walker street. lew doors east Of Centre
a LARGE QUANTITY OF CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A wanted -THOS u. C0NR0Y Is licensed to bay clothing
a every description. Gentlemen having large small lots
depoe will receive the highest price them by calling
he addr easing Thos d. Conroy, 49 Pearl street.
ryLOTH1NG.-LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING ANY
10 dispose Of receve fair cash price by sending 10
The sores IL Laurens street. Canal West roai
way or letter By post. Ladies attended BY Mrs. Cohen
g. COHEN.
IN sumed or yet ertingushed;-yAMEs MoRONEY, dealer
gen,emen's fine second nana cionmg ae OF No. u Baxter
Ms usual business at Walker street, between Bs1tcr and
Centre streets.
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HOTELS.


DALI sUPfERg.-THE MANHATTAN HOUSE SUPER
ID rooms 66 Bowery between Houston and stanton streets
Ladies' and gentlemen visiting balls theatres, wishing
breakfast dinner supper, will find tais establish
men desirable place 70 their rereehments Prvatc
france 70 the supper rooms GEO. W. DEAN, Proprietor
VIARENDON HOTEL, CORNER OF EIGHTEENTH
~ street and Fourth avonue1ho undersigned beg leave
10 that they taken the Clarendon Hotel Rely
Ing upon their intimate acquaintance with the business dorv
ed from long experience both In the United states and
Europe and the interior Angemons and accommodations Of
The hotel which In point Of comfort and elegance not
passed by similar Establishment In either country, they
hope that they win be able TO give unqualified sas
con 10 their numerous friends and all who may favor them
~" '' g. KERNER J. BIRCH, ProprIetors
Table d'hoe at 5 and O'Clock precisely
NAIIcNAL HOTEL, WASHINGTON, D. C.-TMIs CELE-
and the Capitol has been leased by the under signed for
of and has roturnisbed and Improved
throughout making IT, In all It's appointments, equal 10
hotel country The house Tor the accomno.
daiion OF the public. WILLIAM GUY Proprietor.
n,HE GLOBE HOTEL, CORNER OF FRANKFORT AND
Il William Streets been completely renova led il nov
prepared furnish single at Is and 37
per day; also good for families. Porters up during the
night Meals at all hours.
ri HE SMITHSONIAN HOUSE, BROADWAY. CORNER
OF Houston street. New Yorksingle 50c.. 75,
and 81 day Paors, with bedrooms 81 so 10 50
Meals exa snd ordered. Chs hotel newly Furnished
and in thorough ORDER having first class location and all the
appointments SIDNEY K0PMAN
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KNTEl4LrGENCE OFETCEs.

EMPLOYERS WISHING GOOD HELP WILL FIND
~ respectable German EnRsh, Scotch and Irish help for
hotels priv families mt MORRIS COLBERT 90 ~ 2sJ
Broadway, Reade st.; aso walters coachrpen
street.
MRS GREEN REQUESTS ALL WHO HAVE PArD AND
M have not been supplied to call and be suited
charge Wanted, ak most respectable
and domeshcs OF calling at o,c 70 White
hates reduced.
1fERCsNTlLE AND TRADE AGENCY, rs NASSAU
M street MeI chants, manuaciurers bankug houses
suons OF learning railroad and steamboat
all others requiring first capable Of filing AR situation
BUSINESS can be furnished Gree Of charge enployer by
sending IN iheir orders I. WOOD
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

THE LECTURE SEASON.
AT THE REQUEST or fHn SENIOR CLASS, PROFESS
"A SCHMIDT OF Columbia College, will deliver Hope
Chapel course Of six LECTURES on the German language and
literature anterior 20 the Reform a0n First lecture
Thursday evening at half seven O'Clock Tickets for the
course. two dollars, admitting gentleman and TWO ladies'
may be obtained from the President OF the College, at
Christerus book store, No. 163 broadway
EVREE LOVE LECTURES mr.. JOEL TIFFANY WILL
deliver lectures the Suyvesant institute, Free
Love" First Tuesday evening" Jan l5 second Friday
ing. JAN 49, ToeomneDceat ~ r. NJ Admission, 10 cents.
TOHN mitchell WILL DELIVER A LECTURE IN
he Tabernacle on Wednesday evening" January Sub
jee" Rpening Of the Irish RevOuon" Tickets IS
salary reserved seats 80 cents To be had a. ss music
ore Broadway Dunigans book store, l5l Fulton street,
Haverys book STORE ITO Fulton street, and the Irish Aer
can ece. Doors open att lecture TO commence at g.
T ncTURE AT THE BROADWAY TABERNAcLE-ON
~ TUESDAY evening, JAN Is. Subject-'New Granada"
BY James Lane, Es g. E. Chief Engineer of Explorations
n New Granada, 1884 Tickets 20 cents, be had the
Aenr.
1IKRCANrILE LIBRARY AssOCIAIION.--MR. GEO.
N sumner will deliver lecture Wednesday evening,
January 49, Clinton Hall, Aston place, O'Clock Sub
et the Library desk, No. Nassau street, and Ut the door
evening Of the lecture.
r II. TIMPSON. Chairman Lecture COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

I 9TH REGlMENT-cOMPANY deity Bi.UEs-THE
LIZ annual ball OF the CITY Blues will held Nblo's on
urday evening next, 18th inst Tickets be had at The
sndeh House. Mercer House. and at the door,
Of the ball Dodswors celebrated band Is engaged for
The occasion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

D,cAMERoNs RECEIPTS ENABLE LADIES AND
III gentlemen to prepare their own coematics a ons,
eighth he sod 422Is BIZ DAD way and bv booS
sellers generally Price 25 by mail on receIo az
Zee Montia1 = Her I'D.
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NJ chancellor Waworth Lodge. No III. will De he'd in Go
Lfc Room hall corner Of Grand and Centre
thi evening, JAM To- 1856 at O'Clock sretsren ipved
10 attend. JOHN F. BALDWIN w. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

Bslloway's Ointment and PAtls.-ConsoIa-
Non for the sufferer The vrent dtseases that
hitherto defed the phy cans akl yield TO these nvnble
suscitators Of health and organic vgor sold at the
Fes - Maiden lane New York. and IA Strand London,
and by all druggists at % cents o2a cents and 81 pot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

A syyUAL MEETING OF TIE AMERICAN GEoGRA-
D. Bsshe, superintendent Of United States Coat survey on
& IN as ,asps O me .S n
lion a. tho socsc'y's roons. University building.
f,AUTJoN NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN rHAv WE
have n Ss Ssy ,sySssd all granted TO a
veyabce OF Benzole rght The are Tor by
sssa snsr
hoe being Cd ara direct and pspaSie
he Board. 800 '''N ' g. G. a&Rsh sscr ssss
ELYAN's PAPER.-NorIcE Is BxKEBY GIVEN,
m..s over me ,,sht Of he process employed the
o!ssss Without he srss aSSossauon Of Mr.
& % nS a . o. the s Amy s w
working The above msndonea process shall e3ntnas
sss III e a .
20 ..sss IL Z III.
bsrlsm held Tompkns House, evening saturday
ssas e III
Darling IL e.. q ms s g. &
cHsa O, bis uncsasng efforts . the
:ssT
or 0Sr days ;Sa we pledge that pro me
Ing voice to oh heir u z raise ne lara
cSse e eAfs 0usn
New
DEokSE tAihlN recreAIy
MASONIC REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF
Lic Room corner OF Grand and Centre stree
Uhs) evening, JAM To- 1856 at O'Clock 5retareu
70 attend. JOHN F.. BALDWIN W. NJ
NOTICE-ALI. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN steamboat Mercury and present them
before The 18Th day ofganuary 1856 c. TOMKiNS i64
Maiden iAne, az they will MT oe paid alter that date.
OFFICE OF THE SECOND AVENUE RAILROAD COM
~ paDy forty second street ana second
JAN The annual election directors OF this ynpany
Will be held Monday 4th OF February office
OF the company Forty second
from ~ O'Clock till The transfer books be closed
from date until after the election by order,
r. q. ROGERS, Secretary.
DRENIUM BEEF AND MUITON.-THE PUBLIC ARE
= invited 70 take notce that two premium seers aud
Duchess county and two premium raised Mr. Joha
r. D0ty also OF Duchess county, will and for
at stalls N0s 81 and IA Clinton market. The iolO
there will be eight more premium raised Ma
Ham, Of Duchess county. JAMES HAWKINS
DEOPIE's BUILDING As5OCIATI0N-THE ANNUAL.
meeting for election OF trustees will be held the Office
the association a66 Eighth Wednesday evening"
eight O'Clock. By order of the Bond.
j. +. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
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According tie original Department Of War OF the Su.
preme Government OF the Republic Granada Dec. H. 1855.
HELyA.
CPIBrTUALIsM DEMONSTRATED.-MRS. COAN RAP
- ping and writing test medium, l15% Grand street,
doors west OF Broadway Public circles daily, from
ioIP NJ - ~
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DEOPLE's BUILDING As5OCIATIoN-THE ANNUAL
meeting for election OF trustees will be held the
the association a66 Eighth Wednesday evening"
eight O'Clock. By order OF the Bos,d.
j. +. WILLIAMS, Secretary
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ZRRA BAllL SEASONs
A GRAND sOIREE, IN AID OF THE ERECTION o.
~ e. Mary's church, Clifton = L. viii be given at Nblo,
saloon Tueadav evening, To- 1856.
hitting gentleman and ladies' - each, be purchase
from the members Of the committee and the eve
ming OF the soree An excellent band has been engaged
the occasion.
5 SR$ sSS$aS Ssgsd p Printing COMMITTEES.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-01-15

o. @. IOYLE LAIE OF halifax, NOVA SCOTIA,
IL. admitted practice attorney and counsellor a. law in
city and state OF new York Resides ~ Or. William
Powers, Nc. Carroll pace, Bieeeker street.
ry,Hh FOLLOWING TELEGRArAIC DEsPATca WAS
received last evening Jersey City, from John dough
WORCESTER, Jan IA, 1856.
New jersey
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WANrED-A SITUATION, BY A NEAT TIDY GIRL.
w as general housemaid in plain family; and
non WELL or 90 under instruction lady who has
five In amy has excellent city refereuce opec ION 10
for tive days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10
areat Enrlish Remedv.

Sir JAMES CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
Prepared from prescription ofSir James Clarke, MD.
Physician extraordinary to the Queen This invaluable
Medicine unaing in the Of s those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
It moderates all exeesses all distractions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
Psshould be used two three weeks previous to con-
fnement they fortfy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother 70 perform her
duties with safety to herself and Eer child.
These Pills should NOT Be teen By females dHriHg the
first farce months Of pregnancy they are sHrs 70 bring
on zisearTiage bat cay other time they safe.
In all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs heaviness or fatigue slight exertion,
pAlptaon Of the heart loness of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites al the painful diseases occasoned
by iserdered system these pills viii affect cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain ron ealome antimony any other min
eral Full directions accompanying each bottle. Price,
in the United States and Canada One Dollar
Sole agents for this country,
L C BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, y. Y.
TUUTTLE MOSES, Auburn, n. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
n. B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any athoriz
ed agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return mall
Cor aale by s. BUCKLAND 80, Fremont, and by
enc druggist in every town in the United States.
May 80, 1856 34y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10
modern Inventions,


We know Of invention Of modern times that deserves
or is destined occupy higher niche in the temple of
fame than t5e discovery invention of the Vegetable
Epepte Pills for curing Epepsy, Falling Fits spasms
Cramps and all the various notifications of Nervous Dis
ease DR.. Seth S. Rance of los Baltimore street. Bslt
more Nd the inventor is certainly entitled to the best
wishes Of all the benevolent portion OF mankind, who ex
perience pleasure by the alienation of human suffering
When Dr. Hance first prepared these Pills he intended
them solely for Fits Cramps and Spasms; but subsequent
experience satisfactorily proved to him. that in addition
to their remarkable sanave properties in this class Of dis
cases. they exeted perfect control over the entire ner
vous SYSTEM He then induced to try them in cases
Of Neuralgia TicDoloreux, Nervous Headache Palpita
ton of the Heart Hysera Muscular Debility and host
Of minor diseases springng from the lack of nervous ener
"; in all his ancidations crowned with the most
sangune success. Persons at distance, by writing and
sending remittance to Dr. Hance have the medicine
forwarded by mail to their Post Office address, he paying
the postage. The prices for single box S. two boxes
S. or "a per Dozen We have given his address above
October Sd, 1856. Sow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10
Sale Of ReaI Estnfe.
By Order of Court.


On the LIST day ofNoyember, A. D. 1885, at o'clock in
the afternoon, at the door0f the Court House in FREE
mont Sandusky County Ohio, will be sold the highest
bidder the following real estate the property of David
Stevenson, deceased, to wit:
The west part Of in-lot number two hundred and thirty
in the village Of Fremont Sandusy county and State
Of Ohio Said west part being bounded as follows: by
line across said lot four rods from and of the west line
thereof and being part and parcel thereof four rods
wide OF the West end subject to the life estate therein
of Mary Jane Stevenson.
Also the following other piece parcel Of land In the
village of Clyde in Sandusky County and State Of Ohio,
to wit:
Being part of the half of the south east quarter R
section number fourteen, township, number four north
OF range number sixteen commencing twenty feet from
the centre Of the South Ridge Road running south from
Hamers Corners thence south two degrees ten rods:
thence north 6fyone degrees west Eve rods and eighteen
hundredths thence north two degrees ten rodss
thence nor:h fyone degrees east Eve rods and eighteen
hundredths to the place Of beginning containing one
fourth Ofan acre; which said Mary Stevenson has
life estate, subject to which said lot will be sold
Terms OF SALE.-One third down, one third in nine
months, and third in eighteen months deferred pay
mens to be secured BY and mortgage on the pres
es. JAMES W. STEVENSON,
Admr. Of David Stevenson, decd,
Sept 24th, 1856. s5w5
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SIlarn Shooting.

The Democratic Messenger in its last IS
sue, says: "Our subscription list now num-
Der full eight hundred, without exchanges,
and We intend to count up one thousand
subscribers before this campaign closes"
This quotation reminds us of banks that are
on the decline. Get up large circulation
and then go by the board.
w We are prepared to do JOB Work
of all kinds much lower than any other Of
fce."-Nessenger.
Rats! Rats!! Hustle them out! There
was a time when the Printers of Fremont
could boast of having no such animals in
their midst. But times have greatly chang
ed since they were driven out of the tea
city.
~ 4 Having the only Job Press
in this town.-Messenger.
Wonder if that four hundred page work
is in, and the power press has arrived from
Boston?
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Fever and Ague--Certain Cure!

No more use for Tonic mixtures Quinne, Fowers So
luton Arsenic Mercury or any of the vanous
cons eompounds which only relieves disease to i'm
pant another more deadly and which sends its unhappy
victims finally with wrecked and broken constitution,
to an early grave Try Carters Spanish Mixture, which
contains Of these dangerous drugs but by act
ing specifically the Liver, purifying the blood and
enabling nature to reeupea its exhausted energies by
opening the pores ofthe skim and expengfrom the body
all impurities and old medicines which clog and retar its
free operation. More than thousand persons have
been cured by Carters Spanish Mixture after everything
else had signaly failed As sample of its remarkable
effects, Messrs. Davis Hicks, Of Autaugaviue Ala7
writes us that it cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and
Ague which all the efforts Of physicians and their remedies
could not subdue. He only took three bottles They say
1t sells very rapidly and maintains its high reputation all
through the country. 36Wi-
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NAMES OF
TOWNS, TOWNSHIPS, &C.
From the Cincinnati Enquirer.
The New Bank Law.

Next week the voters of Ohio will be cal
led upon to vote upon the new bank law.
We have already published several synoPses
of the bill, and our readers are familiar with
its provisions. 1t is regarded as a safe bill
for the people, and sufficiently liberal for
honest, bona fide bankers, and should it be-
come a law, we have little doubt that banks
will be organized under it at all points
where banks are needed. 1t is to be hoped,
therefore, that the voters of Ohio will give
it their support. Such a law is much need
ed to guard US against the flood of uncur-
rent, irredeemable trash with which our
people arc deluged, by giving US home
currency, readily convertible into gold or
silver.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10

Cleveland, Oct. 2.
A Portable Steam Engine exploded at
the Delaware County Fair this afternoon,
killing fourteen persons and wounding 9TH
ers- Among the killed are the sons of Mess
rs French and Powell, other names not
learned.
Delaware, Oct. 3.
There were instantly killed by the explos-
ion yesterday, Mrs. A. Walker; Thos. Viii
Iiams, cabinet maker; Wm. Finch, son of
L. Finch; Henry Stowmell; Louis, son of
E. Powers; Mrs. VIM. Shaw; Frank Smith;
Hiram Nafur; a son of Minor Tone, of Lib
erty township; man not yet identified; /;
lady from the east part of Delaware coun-
ty, name unknown-eleven in ALL The
following persons were injured in greater
or less degree Barney Hoes, J. Nicholson,
S. s. Staley, H. Wells, Henry Thompson,
L. Bruse, a son of H. P Harvens, J. B. Slack,
Mrs. Vele, Mrs Mickle, son of Judge Grif-
fin, Mr.. Wade, Machinist, Mr.. Rowley, Benz.
Newbery, Mr.. Slingluff, S. D. Kelley, H.
Mead, Mr.. Bachelor, Mrs. Marble and child,
a son of Daniel Stommell Most of the
wounded are doing well this morning. 1t
is now proboble that not so many of the
wounded will die as at first reported.