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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-03-29
MINING hoard,
herican Guano Company-Important DIS
cOvcry.
fh0 Vnyk ihun

lFrom the New York Tribune, March ~
been recently formed this ctycaed the AmercanGuano
Company supply the United states with gusno from
island In the Pacific Ocean, discovered BY Capt. Baker,
and the location Of which has thus far been kept pro-
found secret BY the parties immediately interested Our
looked upon this discovery Of ample sup
ply of guano of much Importance to the oountr.
that they ordered the Commodore the Pacific station
was sent from here BY the company take possession
the island Within few days. additional evidence Of
The existence Of the island in question, and that 10
versd with guano, has tsen Obtained Capt g. Netch-
Of the bark Isabella Of Farhaven, Mass seeing thu
ACCOUNTS OF the island Recognised he had visit
ed, and made affidavit to the effect that the 18th
August 1872 he discovered island where he had not
before Known that land existed and that landing
upon he discovered the monument erected BY Capt.
Baher Q seaman buried from the ship Gideon How
land Capt Netcher innumerable aocks Of birds
the island, and that 1t covered with guano Sncs
Capt. Nseher's affidavit made, Capt. John DebIos
has also made affidavit to the same eject. Capt. De-
blois says
CAr7 NErcHrR-Desr sir-yours Of the I'D inst before
Ssi ~Ss Il ee bs1I Of WHICH, you .ss
master. fell IN with uninhabied island in the Pacific
srs,s FurSsrmors. he snd was the abode Of
birds i was perfectly dry having no sigma q vegetation
agreeable odor At tia dime did netknow what wss but
from MAT have since am convncsa a was
&C., having lost my journal when was master Of The
tom :. ny s z che sex sns
az The s s.: e e
through two or three feet Your respectfully,
sso1; o s. H.. Ann
alluded to above is related In late number OF Harps
Aagasine.
There appears to be but little doubt that the exped
the right track and that ample supply Of this valua
Bile ferllzng substance BE- obtained without
paying extravagant prices to the Peruvian
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FAMILY MARKETING.
RETAIL PRICES OF PRODUCE At THE wASHINdT0N
MARKET.

Meat glad to announce, getting cheaper, and
there IL every to believe it viii not be % high Tor
some time has heen during the past winter There
is large quantity Of meat In the city, the removal Of
the snow from the railroad track, allowing the farmers
an opportunity TO send In their superfuous stock.
Potatoes are cheapening and 70 are apples. Butter
and cheese maintain about the same rates as when last
quoted. Eggs chespening Winter vege begin
to look and poor They will soon be Obsolete And
spring truck will take their place. The following are
fha
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bat what = ri,usss ucss = ~ an is tbs hutton
h The COZ anvsisn, oesaasasA " high prices EAngus
doc o" 4dy y sassed at Bssey q loM Per hsctoaEe.
aP Asranos on n Paris arkst and folne ready sale.
It Bordeaux Languedoe brandy ony etebsd 146L, and
spirits from beet 1oW
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Cotton Trade.

The circular Of 7. j. Stewart & Co., prepared for
transmission abroad by the steamship Ericsson, of
this date, says
At the date of last circular, per Baltic 18th
ins the tone of the market was in the buyers favor
but the offerings were decreasing. The ensuing week
opened with wider demand, and under it prices steadily
improved up to Thursday morning, 20th ins whom the
Persia arrived with Liverpool dates to 9Th ins advising
a stronger market on cotton above low middling.
active business ct Manchester and sales OF a. bales
in tie week. This news at once gave impetus to
prices, and the transactions since have daily been
large scale and at hardening rates. doubtless aided by the
firm and improving Southern markets reported by
telegraph. The average daily sales Of the first week
were 500 bales from stock in store and wharf
and Of the present about 1000 Cotton aAoat from
,uthern ports to Liverpool has also been disposed Of
Liverpool dates to 18th inst by propeller Emeu at Bos-
ton since which the market been less attended bat
holcers remain firm ct quotations. which establish
an advance Of Nc in the fortnight.
There Is nothing new TO report about the extent OF the
crop. Opinions vary With equal pertnacity between
900 and co., Fully 500 900 bales appear to
b the average option Of buyers and sellers Those who
conteer 900 to be the extent Of the crop figure
draw largely on contingencies to intervene which may
retayd detain deliveries The receipts New Orleans
BY mail Gates yet about bales less than In 62
49, but the Cumberland and Tennessee rivers are on
now opening Red river partially open, but rising and
capable Of delivering 200 600 bales Arkansas river
has the entire last two crops and part Of the third In
much colt on hand ct this date hast year. The Mis-
sissppi river Ia st rissg bu. fear entertained Of
the btdy Of water being too large.
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The annexed statement exhibits the quantity and
value Of foreign dry goods entered at this port for
consumption, for warehouse, and also the withdraw
ais from warehouse during the week ending and in
Guiding Thursday, March ~, 1866
MOVEMENTS FOREIGN DRY GooDs.
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Trade OF Paris.


Paris Mar 81 10} Correspondence Of London rmesl
There Ii change In the state Of commercial al In
Paris The shopkespers still continuing their pre-
partitions tor spring, which, If peace be concluded
1he Empress give birth to prince, viii be most bril-
provinces highly satisfactory All the manufacturer.
busily 1T work Thoae Of Rouen and Alssoe have
ssmpetely exhausted their stocks and prices, which
his1Wb afforded mere trgipg remuneration having
ngnot ufacturers have been enabled TO impArt
apube1 1svity to their operations. The ssms may be
d ID the industrial establishments In the norh and la
- somme. Lyons Ia unable 70 satisfy all the demands
srowdipg from the United States and Russia. The de-
cline in the price of has been very decided during
tbs week Spectators who had boa h up inside able
quantity Of aeur la the hope Of so<sg to advantage
IN June July mex, glad 10 part with 1t
at loss. Flour and wheat coRinue 10 arrive In
abundance ct Hsvre and MarseilIes where, acsordng
70 the las. advices, rates fading The stock
Hayre amounted 10 81 600 metrcal quaals wheat
and barrels OK -four, and 80 600 add zona barrels
l6O OF wheat shortly expected In
that port from America In Paris -four has destined 2
10 A. per aack of 167 kilogr the BEST selling
from 85f Soc. TO 89f On Saturday however, there
was slight reaction and feT bargains a5ed
at or Wheat fell IT, per hectoitre, and tae accounts
from the departments generally indicste downward ten.
Ssncy. .~
The crops the ground present every where most "a
voTabe appearance, and prorife more abundant hsr
vert than year. Rates maintain themselves firm In
cattle markets. Al Bei sale OF vine has become
aeult and in nearly ali the wine districts prices have
more or less recsded The vines ere 10 good condition.
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Paid for Assay Office 085 Is
Paid on discussing checks. 20, $50 80
The payments include $4,000 on California
drafts, and the receipts include SIS 900 for transfer
drafts on Boston, and SIS 900 for transfer drafts
St Louis.
The warrants entered at the Treasury Depart
ment, Washington, on the 26th inst, were as fol-
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The circular Of T. J. Stewart & Co., prepared for
transmission abroad by the steamship Ericsson, Of
this date, SAWS =
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by an old line wg organization organization thai he
bad long honored. He here with spiri. OF con-
iaion ard desired that all should obtain their rights
and that every should home sasdsd With he
suit of this Convention He alluded briefly To the sub
iect of protection and in 70 Of protecting Aeri
INDUSTRY, also Of makcg additional fort acauons
coasts, that should be ready at all times to
protect and defend the noble Gag of country ZAP
pause In the Of the great obsct OF this Conven
promote beseech you to act and conduct vselves In
spirit Of Cancellation. He closed BY returning his
thanks to the Convention.
Mr.. MoCAMo1 offered the following, which WAS
adoptec:-
Resolved That committee, to consist Of one from each
trici as a committee on reso u.ons
The folio ing Is the somuittee:- r. FLAIR an whig;
H. X. Strong, American; VIM F. Small, American James
Cooper, American; J. 3. C3rnmau, Americsn; Andrea
shanline, American; Vim. R. Downing American; John
c. Myers, American J. W. Cowel, American; Taos E.
Franklin, wing; John ". Klienger, Amsrcan; john
Wheeler, Niger worshipper; VIM. M,Celisnd American;
David e Small, American; James r. Smith, American;
Thos j. ingham, Niger worshlpper Geo. s King Amsri
can Niger wofshippsr; DR.. Bower American Niger
worshipper; NJ. G. Murcer, niger worshippsr; "A.
G. olmstead, Niger worshipper; 8. P. McCaImont
Chamberlain, bigger worshippsr; Mr.. Howard, niger
worshipper; Geo D. Lawrence, American; Hsard 5eniI
American niger worshipper r. B. Moorhead Americao
American; Robt NJ Palmer, American. '0'
Mr. JORDAN, of the Committee Credentials reportsd
foIlows:-Ths Senatorial district composed oil Hunting
stewart of Mlfn and JuEats counties J. B.eI Cue.
hns, from Union and Snyder; Geo. s. King, from Gam
bria-which was adopted.
Mr.. KnIESeER, a. moved that the Convention now
proceed TO place in general nomination candidates for
Canal Commissioner, Auditor General and Surveyor
general
After brief discussion the resolution was adopted
and the following persons placed in nominaton:
Cdfm Commtssion.r--E d. Gazzam, Robt. Slit Peter
Martin, VIM williamson, VIM. r. Small Ner Middle
sTsr'h, henry W, Snyder, Benjamin Hsrtsaorn, A. W.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
STRANGE Attaehuent.
a neirhbor Of ours informs us Of

A neighbor Of ours informs us Of very
singular and intererting attachment which
has sprung up between a rooster and kit
ten On his premises. The rooster is a large,
handsome looking fowl, but young and rath-
er inexperienced in the ways of the world
and who would ere this have met with a
catastrophe at the hands of the cook, had
he not very opportuneiy met with a cat, or
rather handsome and pretty well advanced
kitten, between which and the aforesaid
rooster a very warm and somewhat unnatural
attachment seems to exist. They are hard
ly ever separated day or night, and may be
a. seen kissing each other, or enjoying a quiet
siesta tosether, as -rnueh satisfied with each
other as if yeally engaged, and the happy
day set wb sch is to make them twain of one
hair or feaHer At night the kitten goes
= upon thero5st with its iege lord, evidently
eyincing desire to conform as much as
possible to his habits of life. Whether the
8 Kitten viii attempt any further conformity,
remains to be seen. AS there should al
ways some yielding on both sides, We think
the rooster viii most likely learn to catch
mice. But whatever may hereafter take
place, it is certainly interesting to witness
the present manifestations of so strange an
Dayton Journal,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
Carter'S Spanish MixtuTe-NOt Z
particle Of Ms FcuFy in il.
Let the Afflicted Read and Ponder.

A nfaliible remedy for scorfula kings evil rheuma-
"A tism obstinate cutancons eruptions pmples, pos
tul,s the face, botches bois, and fever chronic
ewes, rngwoun letter. sead head, enlargement
and pain in the bones and joints stubborn ulcers sph
tic disorder umbago spinal complaints and all diseases
arising from njudciOus of mercury, imprudenee
in life, or impurity of the blood
- This great Alternative medicine and purifyer Of
the Dood is used By thousands of grateful patients
fom all parts of the Uued Sates who testify daily to
the remarkable performed by the greatest of all
medicines .CARTERS PANlSHMIXTURE. Neuralgia,
reumaes serofua cruptions the skin, liver disease
fever ulcers old affections of the Kidneys diseases
of the throat female complaints pains and achings of the
bones and Joints speedily put TO flight by using this
great and inc stimable remedy.
For all diseases Of the blood nothing has yet been
found to compare with IT. II cleaneses the system of all
impuri les acts gently and efficiently the liver and
kidneys strengthens the digestion, gives tone to the
stomach, makes the skin clear and healthy and restores
the constitutions enfebled by disease broken down by
the Of youth to its pristine vgor and strength
For the ladies' it sinconpatively better than all the
cosmetics ever used. few doses of Carter's Spanish
ing the rose manting the cheek give elasticity to the
STEP and improve the general health in remarkable de-
trrre beyond all the medicines ever heard of.
The large number of certificates which have receiv
Ell iron, erons from all parts of the United States is the
hest evidence that there is hnmbug about it. The
press hotel keepers magistrates, physicans and public
men, well known to the community, all add their tesmo-
nv to the wonderful effects of this great Blood Purifier
Call on the agent and get Circular and Almanac, and
read the wonderful this truly greatest Of all medi-
cines has performed.
tors No. Pearl Street, Richmond Va TO whom all Or
ders for supplies and agencies must be addressed
For sale by s. BUCKLAND & CO., and j. F. WOOSTER,
Fremont, and by dealers in Medicines every where
Dec. %, '54-4Sy1
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80 sIle of A.sLent LONDON.


When Sir Christopher WrOn began To-
build the new St. Paul, in digging for foun-
dation, he cano to a layer Of Saxon graves
lined with chalk, some in stone collins; and
at some distance below the bodies of the
British, only Tapped in woolen shrouds, fas-
tened with pins Of hard wood, most proba-
bly box-wood. In the same row, yet deep
er. (this was eighteen feet and more,) were
- the ashes of the Romans together-the CON
querors $Tld the conquered, both vanquish-
A cd. Lower. than those graves stood the
foundation OF old st Pauls, resting on very
close pot earth; and still lower, nothing but
dry sand, sometimes mixed uhequally, but
mostly 50 loose that it would pass through
the fingers; then water and sand mixed
with perwinkles and otheTseashe,is. This
- was about the level Of low-water mark. :
= The gradual rise of the site Of London
by the formation of shoals, DC, viii be
,-sreadily understood by the above account
Itgrew by natural causes, and at the time of
The arrival Of the Romans was probably a
n rado British stronghold, defended by earth
words. and backed by thick woods towards
the North, and surrounded on other sides
by an immense extent Of water amid
which the present course of the Thames
osisssld scarcely be deined.-TAe Bui'der.
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NOTICE is hereby gven that the partnership hereto
fore existing between Charles B. King, Henry Zeiger
and David Gain is this day dissolved by mutual agree
meut. The business will be continued y Eugene b. King
Henry Zcigler and David Garyn, under the rm of King
Zegler Co. All debts owing by and due to the old rm
viii be settled with the new firm. .--
--r ~ an r.#s..- c. b. KING, T
..H- SOB II. ZEIGLER.
November IS, 1855. D, GARYIN.
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! fDERNHAM has been making the most extern
ssi,e ngeHepIs 10 supply all The naked and
ne' dy with superior
READY MADE CLOTHING.
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
AT prices to sait the times. ss
| + have an immense stock now on hand.
Iconsistin 90 + French and M RIGA h blue black,
and drab colored COATS. made afterIhe la
! test Paris an and Ne0 York city FashiOns-io-
gether with an innumerable number oftWeedsI
Goats, o every STYLE fashion aud description
/ FRENCH and America broadeleth Cashmere,
satinet, corduroy, and Iinsey PANTS-allcnt
| in the latest styles, and maGe up in the best
manner CIoth. Satin, Silk. and Velvet
lVESTS-and in this department WILDE found
lplain, figured and stripedsaiin; plain. figured,
and striped silk and beautiful assortment Of
white, buff, plain, embroidered aud figured
Marseilles, which cannot be equailedfor beau
lty durability ofcOIor. and exactneityo Of citing.
We cannoteHumerate all the differen styles
and quality OF
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that we have on hand, but would say that we
have every variety that a man may DESIRE
We have great quantity of Shirts, among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered bo-
SONS fast-colorcd,- printed giRgham, common
factory, and che OK shirts. Collars made Of
ithe handsomest Linen and cut according 10 the
Spring styles. CraVats, stocks, and
Neck Ties, from The richest silks satins and
ging CHAINS plain, figured. and embroidered.
D0DD'S SILK HATS,
Of the Fall style. Cans Of every qualis.5and
price. o cloth silk and cotton. - r-,o
Socks SgISpendePS,G C loves, kid, silk,
and cotton, with nice lot Ofthe pufesf white
kid. TO bridal use Handkerchief, linen, silk,
landootton. Umbrellas, &C., &c.
Ihave alsoa large fGoodyear's
-r India Rubber Goods Lsan
consisting Of over-coats, Pea-jackets, pants
and gginss. Also, Oilcloth overalls.
/ franks ofvarions kinds and prices. and
great varieI IN OF Carpet hagss Staehels, &c
In fact. aIithatis needed to complete gem
ltIsInaB's outfit, or wardrobe. IS to De f0und IN
our rooms, and any oil and all Of the araielesGre
to be sold, whether we get profit or not, -
We would also say that we have all styles Of
cloth for Goats, Pants and Vests which we
hold ourselves in readiness to manufaetnIe.to
order, BY xperienced workmenandon shortno-
tice, and we wish it to be distinctly understood
that every article sold from our establishment,
iswarrantedto be what we represent them.
Comethen, gentleman, and see what we
sayis nottruei in every particular. The goods
are open forinspecion, they will therefore be
sold, profit or u o pro oft, that sour motto.
Cutting done at tie shortest notice.
And warranted to fit. i lrl lAi
Rememberthe place opposite the Bank.
.F. F.. DERNHAMs
Fremont, Nov. ,, 1855. Al TO OBJ
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RgThe Paris correspondent Of the

- New York Commercial says:
The Minister of Public Worship has sent
q circular to the Bishops and ArehbiShops
= of France, enjoining It upon them to collect
the Clergy and the faithful, and to pray for
the happy realization of the hopes of the
Emperor and Empress in the approaching
birth.of an heir. The Independence in
one of those articles which are apparently
written to order, states that the event in
question viii probably take place about the
first Of April Her Majesty is now resum-
ing her appearance in public.
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.7ah OHIO ALL RIGHT.
There is a North!

TINE great exciting and all absorbing top &c OF
i conyersaiioa in Ohio for months past has
been on political questions. But the matter is
decided; the State is safe. Chase is TO be the
Governor, and Pierce is still President but,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-01-04
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE!
MI. RRYR0flS 4 CO.

AYE just Teen receiving fare md beautiful assort-
j ment of New and Fashionable CLOTHING, consEting
Of Gentenens COATS OF all kinds and qualities, from
IoO 10 TeeRty Dollars cut after the latest Fall Fashions
and warranted made in the best manner.
PANTS Of all kinds; Plain, Fancy Striped Checkered
and Black Cassimers, Jean, Satnet, &c., &c.
VESTS, ofevery variety, fit to wear TO wedding or
a funeral, for every day or 10 church, with
CRAYATS to match, from the richest to the painest
qualities.
COLLARS that will make any neck appear just the
right ength Handkerchefs, Socks, Gloves Suspenders
Trunks, Carpet Bags Umbrellas, &C. It cannot be eX-
pected will enumerate every article have for sale
therefore we invite all to CONE AND SEE FOR THEM
SELVES and faith will be converted to knowledge.
We selling more and better Clothing than any
slrnar in Ernrllnnf nrdn thn
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CautiOn.-LOttery Frauds.
Office Of the Msrvland Consolidated Lotteries,
B.ltimo-e, Nd, 2Oth May, 1855.

Office Of the Srsrvland Consolidated Lotteries,
B-ltimo.e, Nd, 2Oth May, 1855
TTyF omriisEouer Of the Mar, land State Lotelis has
deemed il his duty Caution the idblic agans tile
numerous svinders who eiruate b s and othcrn Use,
fraudulent Lottery schemes and pretend u he agents for
the sale Of tickets in Lotteries which wholly fictitious.
The ony legal nttrIi in MG land those drawn daily
under the superintendent Of the Commissioner elected by
the people Of the Stste under the Constitution to
ale and approve the schemes and attend 70 the ngs
Al the kets in these Lotteries, and all certificates Of
packages tickets have the Autographed signature r. Y.
BRIAS General Agent for the contractor Office Of the
MARYLAND Consolidated Lotteries Baltimore Nd all 9TH
rs m fraudulent. For full information the subject Of
tbrse frauds Address, F. X RRANAN, -
-VRP NY .Ae.-5Iy1 Baltimore, Nd.
DooTs & 6sHOEs.-One hundred cases Of the hest and
i)latest Style at HEAD QOAHIEltS.
May Z, '55.
C,TRAM MILL WoRk.-Chimneys and Breeehng for
tSStesm Mills Copper Tips, &c, manufactured az IL
times ORION 1 FUSSELkAH..
AugETt 10, IS. y
~-e
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Tie Graaf English Remedy.
SIR JA- IS CLARK'S
CeteOrGted- essale P5sis.


PRo1noraD a. NJ IsnrrEas
By ROYAL ega as PArExT.
DREPARED from prescriptio on Of Sir Jas.
Clark, N. ID. Physician Extra0rdinarv TO
the Queen. This invaluable Medieins Is nm.
failing in the cuTedof allthose painful and dan
gerous diseases incident 10 tbs female con.
stituion.
1t moderates all excesses removes all lobstrue-
lions, and brings on the monthly period with
regularity. These Pills should be used two or
three weeks previous to confinement. they for
hiy the constitution, and lessen the suffering
during labor, enabling the mother 10 perfoyvg
her duties with safety to herself and child.
These Pills should not be taken by e,ndle, DIR
iHg THE FIRsT THREE MoETHs. of PTegnansa. az
they are sure 70 bT7ng on MiscaTJiage, but az any
other time they are safe. -i y
In all cases of nervous and spinal affections.
pc in the back and limbs, heeviness, fatigue
on slight ezertion, palpitaiion Of the heart, low
ness spirits, Mysteries, sick headache, whites,
and all the painful diseases occasioBed by a dis
ordered system, these Pills will effect cure.
when all other means have faded, and allho'
powerful remedy, do not contain iron, cao-
mel, sDtimohy or any other mineral. 1
Full directions accompanying each, package
Price in the United States and Canada, One
Dollar. -ls /. G. BALDWIN s. co.,
.~.fs, 7- =.,f.ti. ..'os. Rochester, Ny
| N. B. 81 90 enclosed to the General Agent,
will ensure bottle Of the Pills by return mail
J For sale 10 Fremont. by
lT1 70 7tIz5ro S. BUCKEATD & CO.;
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CandleS,

Toilet Soap, Soda
Cheese Prunes Figs
Essence of Coffee, Soda and
Common Crackers and some Of
the best brands of Flour constantly
on hand, general assortment Of YANKEE
NOTIOSS, such Pocket Knives, Port Mon
les, Sand Soap, Shaving Boxes and Brushes, Per-
fumery, Hair Oils, Rubber Combs and in fact, every
thing in this line, We would say Closes old custom
ers, and as many ones as may favor us
with cali intend to make it to their interest
to 10 Stock and Prices before purchasing
csehere Our facilities equal to any of the kind in
the country and stock has been lately purchased at
the most advantageous terms and thus enabled to
compete with any like establishment. We shall also be
supplied with