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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

STREET CLEANINe.-The new Council
have appointed DUNHAM ELLIS Marshal and
Street Commissioner. Front Street was
pretty thoroughly cleaned on Tuesday and
Wednesday last, and persons can now get
through it, without being mired. A good
commencement. Let the work go on.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
New Drug Store.

DR.. WILMER, has just received new
and large stock of Drugs and Medicines
and has opened store in the old Post-Of-
fee, on the turnpike. This will accommo-
date the German portion of our citizens.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

re- The receipts Of the Cleveland d
Toledo Railroad in March were $12l,54s
Increase over the corresponding month Of
last year $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

The CANAL.-The water is being let into
tho Ohio Canal. 1t will be navigable
throughout its entire length tomorrow
Boats from Pittsburgh have advanced al
ready as far as the "Pinery" and are expec-
ted here tomorrow or next day Cleveland
Plain Dealer, goth inst.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

BANK FAILURE.-Private dispatch to-day
says that the Commercial Bank of Perth
Amboy, New Jersey, has failed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

TNINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice Is hereby given that
II Leonard Hl administrator Of the estate Of E. r.
Hill deceased has this day ed his accounts In tho
Probate oce In and for Sandusky county, and State o
Ohio, for the Anal settlement Of said estate: which As-
counts will be heard on the "a day of May, 1857.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
April q 1857. llw3s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

Tho new Governor of Kansas, Hon. Rob
ert ]. Walker, is now at the New York Ho-
tel, intending to remain in this city until
May IL, when he will accept bis commission
take the oath of Office and leave for the Ter
rtory.-M Y. Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
wANTED TMMEDTATELY.

A N ACTIVE INTELLIGENT BOY, from lo 10 ls wear.
"A Of age, TO learn the MATCHMAKING BUsINESs.- =
dstiona J.. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
The Spring Is the best time in

,h. whOis year, to put BLINDS on yOu' House They
add to the worth Of your place. all they cost They pro-
Ssct your furnitars and carpets from being injured BY
strong light TO say nOthins OF ,ne cool they I'M
setlo.. bv leaving your orders at the Factory Of
Anil "a 1857. iaf McGEE 4 HAYNES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

III pUtIIU Z
published in PufHsm'' Msgezins for April
You almost fancy Il Is raining while reading It:
WE KNEW IT WOULD RAIN.
We knew it would rain, for all the morn,
A spirit on slender robes Of mist,
Was lowering its golden buckets down
Into the vspory amethyst
Ofmarshes and swamps and dismal fens--
scoopins the dew that lay in the flowers,
Dipping the jewels out Of the sea,
To sprinkle them over the land In showersI
We knew it would rain, for the poplars showed,
The white Of their leaves-the amber grain
Shrunk In the wind-and the lightning
Istangled in tremulous skeins OF rain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Attachment.

E. N. BEACH versus F. W. WALKER.
DEFORE r. II. Luekey, Justice OF he Peace Of
ID Harris township, Ottawa County, Ohio, the 10Th
day Of March, A. D. 1851 said justice issued order Of
Attachment In the above action for the twenty
dollars forty Ave cents. &. n. BEACH.
Elmore, March 80, 1857. 1lw3
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Execuf0r,s Notice .
Attachment.

5uaAn Z. Mugg, PIanth, against
Celestia 7. Hoaghton, Defendant.
DEF0RE JOHN BELL Justice Of the Peace OF Sam
ID duaky township Sandnsky county, Ohio on the 9th
day OF March, 1857 said Justice issued order OF attach
In the above action for the Of fourteen dollars
Fremont, April Q. 1851 laws 8. Il. MUGG.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

EE We have added three banks to our
list of broken institutions this week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Spscisi N0tiess.
Ir you want a good nice Fence

around ycur promises. 90 to MCGEE a HAYNES,
who manufacturing style, which is Ntsi, Dr-
ebis saS Cheap II nis made in sections with two and
three rta and can be bet up In half the Time usually re-
required 10 builda common fence Toa can see samples
Al THEIR FACTORY, EAef SIDE or rms RIvrM
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
LIST OF
Broken and Unourrent Banks
prr. :. WHITE, oAsHIER BANk oE EnENosr.

We do not undertake to all broken and uncurrsnt
paper, but to give that which is most frequently offered
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

~ Spring is espsetsd one o these days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

The Welland Canal was opened through
on Wednesday April 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

Exter Bank --.------ broke.
RHODE ISLAND.
Refuse all fractional notes.
Mount Vernon bank uncur.
Rhode Island Central I"
Tiverton bank---.----broke
Farmers Blk Wexford, "
NEW YORK.
Farm'rs blk 0nondags, broke
Exchange b'k Buffalo "
Merch q Mech bk0swego, "
NRW JERSEY.
Com. b'k PerthAmboy broke.
VIRGINIA.
Bank of KanawhA----uneur.
ns-Alleghanv - e"
CANADA.
Farmers Joint Stock, broke,
Commercial Blk Ft. Erie, "
Zimmerman Bank. uncur
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Notice.

TSINAL sETTLEAENT.-Notice Is hereby given, that
IL Mary Vandercook Administrative Of the estate Of A.
r. Yandercook late OF Sandusky County, and State OF
Ohio decease has this day filed her accounts In the Of
fee OF the Probate Court for the 6nal settlement Of said
estate which accounts will be for hearing the 18th day
OF May, 1857 LYMAN GELPIN, Judge.
April 10, 1851. I2w3e
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Cleveland & Tolodo Railroad.

This company has issued circular to the
Stockholders in advance of their annual re-
port. The circular will Of course counteract
any malicious attack of the Wall Street ami
mails through the New York Herald:
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IN PIrRSHIANCE Of an order Of tho SURROGATE d

tho Count, of New YORK Notice hereby dgn 90 all
sons baygg Claims agnns. MARY p H. STONE, late OF The
ty OF NswYort widow - present the same Win
t&ref subscriber, at Is store No IL Clf
40 the City OF New YORK. or before tho Ia Day OF Apu
paxt.-Dsted New YoTk re 3.h 10y q October io1'
az 1sueuN CYRUS w. FIELD, ENer1.or.
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Injured for s. 90 in TIE Fs'so, and s.oyvssss lsso-
rGee G. mpssiss.
he sock Of X. VI. wsters 70 slightly sasassd b.
~s,sr. Insured fer - 900 IN the Pscss wssAisgsca,
Rutgers and Merchants Insurance Cosp>sis&
The stock in tee Plsro ~sr-rooGs eeapsa say vcy
eonsdershle damage. ru ly insured in Bsscn Con-
parties.
The stock Of Mr. Kertson was dsnsgsd BY vs'U
ard smoke. Insured fer u 600 in he s. xalks IAss-
rance Company.
Mr.. Archdescon sustained eorsiasrsbls damage By
water Insured fo' 81 90 10 tAe B.ekmas lrswAses
Company on stock.
The stock Of Mr. Buke Of 90 Canal .,.eet, s5;Gn-
irg. was dam aged by water. Iasnrea TIE boilaisg
in which the fire occurred. owned b. rhomas Mss~ha,
was damaged TO the amount Of 81 500 Insured IN The
Market Insurance Company.
The stock in the adjoining stores OF Mr. VieuA, cigar
maker, ard Mr.. wte, eptcian, sustained seoe asI-
age BY water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02
CupREME COURT-Yi,s, County-JOsTAH

CUPREME COURT-Kihss Couny.-JOSIAH
~ CAKES sssiss. ROSWELL BoyIY. CorBeliu. Z Hat
and Charlotte Han bis VIE AsrslAn 2 Hln: sd Mary B.
Huat hs Wife Jos.pn Pst James psles9ofL B.sani1 T.
n bace.ius Pryor Js1.s A.hfed, Pstsisk C. salison
AZ John Nortoa-To COaSELiUS r. HURT eni CHAR
LOrTE pUS bis vie end JAMES DELESDORF: Yoa
hepb by summoned and required ne ,pscs 10
the acton wAsh tsd the Of the CssA Of tie
Comfy Of King. me 4.b o. October la5I a. e eity
Hail. IN the city Of Brooklyn and copy OF your Az
70 tho sAd comp AIT the bschle- a. S-f cn No
- Wall street. in The city OF New Yors, within twenty days
aher the service Of this Summons yen exclusive OF the day
II .ueb vice and fail to .sswc The said compliant
within the aforesaid plaintiff in tins StS III apply
" the Court for .bs relief demsade in the cop mt Deed
Oesobr "A 1851 LEONARD HOFFMAN,
S.lsvGvM Plairtid. A. rneJs
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FIRES.

FIRE ~ BRoADyAr-A WOMAN BADLY BURNED
1HRrE PERSONS srARLY .uFFocArEo.
About oua,ter to 8 O'Clock, Saturday morning,
fire broke out in the large bsick building No 4i9
Broadway, corner of Canal street, occupied on the
frat floor by Es,ns Msres & OBisn a. gentle
mems furnishing ,tors, ard r. n. Waters rs q be.
store ,econd floor o. r 6:lber. s. Co. as piano forte
v.rercons; third Hoor by Dr.. 3. B. Henderson,, oces-
list, AMI Thomas Gillian the blind man WHO Vends
soap in the Puh, rear Ct the City Hall fos'A h'0r
BY MI. Kertsor, an b-ctyp'st.
A portion Of me fret floor on the Canal street side
OF Toe bulldog s occupied By Peter Arehdsscoa, frat
tea,er
The Ere originated on the third foor ia the sosrt-
res.s o. Dr. Henderson, bu. from what cause Is nes
yer Known. Il vss Eoovs.ed by sone OF the occu'
papts Of he house, and Officer Roberts Of the Eighth
Precinct who wsS duty 8. ne corner Oh mercer snd
Canal streets, hearing the servants call for ssntsnos,
ouicsly entered the building Tie officer gropsd his
way m .tars and tsolsh the srsehe VS. very dense,
be succeeded in rsschg the thru story, where q the
head 0. the sanwsy he found NJ. GlaA sE deAvorios
to escape. -ae Old mar wee going tssard the FIRE
and in G n omsnt rore would have beec enrsloped Ia
the fan es. Ot,sr RoSs-x seized the bind man and
conducted lin in safety 10 tse street and sssn rrsSse
into toe bouse THIS time hs got out GiiAnsvSe and
two boy. named FOcnss Fsrsine and John Rhsd',
rbo lived with Gillian. Returairg sgs'n ne foEnd .
Use ranea Christopher Wsher. WIS AFRO hvsd vita
;lss and .aS,s him upOn his bach, o. ne vas re<iy
p.er.be from be snois carried aiuo 10 the rsress
Mrs.. Hendsnos, wife Of tae Doctor, rushed down
staus, nearly slfocntsd BY the nsols Her face,
ns,h and hAEss were badly hrrsed. SAs was cor
veysd across the sreet into lamp store where rsns'
cies we're applied 70 relieve hsr ss0eriogs. Capt
TurnSull subsequently conveyed Krs Il. to The hoe'e
Of he, friends 10 Hosa,d street 1t appears tia, MIS-
q. had teer taken lick daring the ngas scd s'a s''
up. liz lsrp, and taken some medicSe. sse s' sa'
lamp burnis IN he bursaa n aer bedroom aad re.'
ipz sssir ,ooa fsl asleep. 10 litfis TINE 'n''
.As sss awakened By The Gaes,iug noise SAs.e :,
The burning ef wood. AID jnnpEg hon D'~
Seself almost ,uirou.sed ~ fIsme'. "n's go
orig 10 get some valuasles from ser oc''.. 80
Sur..d a. above stated Tie pes0r p CO
,t.es, iu,he sosb,ry. He bs An ie'nfasfs ', 80
., n, .d.x,c bu, 10 wba, eoDpasy NO s'o ND "ess
On. ,..,., ssd rsu,aasss ere 81 Eo~';
I.,, At nsus. OB,'ss, By ssSsr, abo0t Wv
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OTT,cE or TnE NEw.YoEx AND NEwHivTk RAnnsAs
Co 27th. II and 4,h-ay.-Ngw YoRE, Oc.- 10, laS7
NOTICE. CHANGE OF TIME OF the NEW
H6NDAY Oet 10 the Evening Express en for Boston VIZ
g., y th,ss tan IS lO) n in INSTEAD of four t~enty )
n JAS. H. HOYT, SupeThteDdent-
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feaal NotMes.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF
The County Of York notice s hereby Gyen 70 all per
sops hsvns claims sssnst the es,,e OF CURTIS HOLMES
h vouchers thereof snb.cTbss at the Office Of krner
son Prchard No sWa street. III tie City q New York, on
before 10Th Day of March nextDsted Ne"fork the
w sifsh day OF September 1851 ,.
.e,4 I,wl.nN WILLIAM kMERSON,
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s,somboots an6 Railroads..

OyNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY
Ca,r,.,srg a New.Hsmp.o1 with the Dea"e,e Laess,
,ra ssl western Railroad, ard a. Esson with me hsHs
T. RANGEMFNr commanding Oct q lS5'-n L
Tor Eas.on and inteIme1ste pisces from ~ 20
Es,th ay.r a. ~ ~ N. and y m 10! eo"'ei' y
sAsye trains and OF m. -! II, "a, ..,ns ~, ~, Ney
J,rey Rsro.i which leave He~ Yors nom .ne wv
knA,st A. n and IL and SGD and p "a vUo..,, all
Ps,sspseI. for the Delaware Vsev Rarosi at
reed WI sSre Holm O. sTEaNS, supe 'intendont
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Glf0mal.

HELMBOLD's EXTRACT of BUCHU -
IL BELDBOLDs Extract OF Buciu cares Grsvel.
HELMBoLDs Extract Of BuchU cures Diseases OF the
HELMBOLDs E,tract of Buehu Diseases of the
HEGMBoLDs Extrac. of Bucbu cure. DrOP'y
HELnbOLDS Extract Of Buchu for genera "eehne":
HELMBODS Ex.iact Of Bpchu foE diseases arising from
HELMBOLDs EStrac: OF Buehu Or all diseases arising from
liz LMBoLps Extract Of Brchn for al dess. arising from
IELMBoLDs Extract Buehu for seere. ard Delicate Dis
HELMBOLDs Extrsc. Of Buebu is taken by male and fs-
nELMBoLDs Extract Of Bs,lu for Loss Of Seo.oy.
BELMBOLDS Extract Of buchu for lose OF Posef .
BELMBC Id Earst Of Buchu ioT Universal Lassiude OF
HELWBoID's Extract of Bucla for Nervous and Debi'
HELMBoL LOS Eytrse, of Buchu 10 DiInsess Of Vision.
HELMBOLD EXtHcs OF BGshu iot Difficulty OF brsa-h-
HELHBOLD's Estrast of Bueha fOr Weak Nerves snd
HELHBoL DIS Extrse. OF Buchu for Wssriunsss
hELMBOLD'S EX.Tsct Of blchu for Gil Distressing Al
"HEIuBoLps Ez.sc. Of Buehu price 81 per bottle de.
nTs'es 70 AM Ao'fe'' Aunt n D HeLMBOLD. ehsmis,.
p.po No 52sorth lOh.st below Ca..lnut .Phadepais
Sod By Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware ofooua
HEGEMAs, CLARK 4 Co, Agents, Broadway. Ny.
d r. R.-DTARRHGA, CHOLERA NOR
HI. BUS or painful Discharges from The Bowels are !oe
se twenty ro.s. ;; RADwAYs R hsADr
en- joints and Pains and Weosne..n R.ct Spine
fs'y Il Pin su s.s1ia ss s'h EhD ana
kg moments change The mseTs. Y9S ssSI l,S
VENT the Cure Of Chronic DsessesuoA as ssrenlou:
md Syphe Complaints Con,pptiye and other Affections Of
The Lungs aud Throat InduThon and Enlargement OF Parts,
Neuralgia Eruptive and vsrous Diseases Of the Shin, pys
pepsia nr.v, NAV, .ro,a.lo.
esfe and reliable Pills in and will effectively and qcs
-Costvenes Indigestion, Inflammation Of tho Bowels DyS
pspsa Liver Compliant, Diseases Of the Heart hdneys to
;s C: s' RSS%1is . ''s'
Ia1by. kAD~A1 70,
No. l& fnlton.st., upstsrs, New foTR.
CANDy SARSAPARILLA-The ORIGINAL
- ard GENUINE ARTICLE This celebrated extract will
sr.edy puffy blood eousas the circulation, improve She
appetite mpat and Wig TO tie systes AID gradually
hi surely extrpa.e aisesse. Prepared and sold by
SANDS Drnsss.s Ne. leo Fuiton-st, ~ Y Sold s.s BY
Druggists generally.
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PORT md FAIL RIVER The splendid and ,opedoIr
.ie.n.y BAY STATE Capt Jess; sasss Ne~ iTa eVg1
"a - upJRE STATE, Capt BTaJton lssves New. YORK
sysrv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY eod FRIDAY. a. ocsock
M. from Per No N. r. near the Battery; boh touching
4 Newport each way. ,, , i, - , A.. 49, ,.,u
Hereafter no viii be regarded secured 10 any sppo
..,t pr III the same shall have been paid for. .
yebt TO Boston forwarded through with great dispatch
- WIZ. BORnEN AGENT Nos. 20 and II Wostst.
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DPNNsYI.yANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the ALensc cities with
Resrp North and South stern Staes ty con-
ssoss Hallway direct Tails Road also connects At Pteues
Viii line 81 Steamers TO al p@rts on the Nesern RIVERS
nd u and Ssndusky with steamers 70 al ports ON
e North Lskesuaknr TIE moT direct ote0Pesi
~ reliable route by which FREIGHT can be foIwsded 70
Nd FROM The Great West -. a,-n,n,,no,
AfES BETWEEN PHIL ADELPllIA end fFTtsbUhoi
Fnsr Class Roots Shoes, Hsts and Caps (75ceat,P
BooAs Dry Goods TN boxes hales Hnd tranks) 100 TO-
pTngs Tin boxes and b,les) Feathers frre Se-':
&eosD A,s-Doaoextie Sbsetipg Shtrtins and ..
ekiDs Cn ori,i al hses) Drugs 10 e4sts Hard
vr,e ir,her IN ols ., bnxs,l Wool and Sheep 100 o.
Re ts eastward.
TsIsD Clhss -AnvHs, Steel Chsias n cssts %
Hvn Bacon and PcTk, sttod Goose IN sscks tsg IA
Tcbseoo manu- actursd excop; Cigars oY cut, &C
tegsrn CLass -Cohce, fish, Bacon, Bosg and
P9k I'm eesss OF ho2os, EsstTsrd Lard and 70 cents
LARD OIL Nails SODA Ash CsTtGAn Clay Tar, 100 D.
fnsb, Rosn 6c......... ..................,....l
houH-8l y Dbl until furtt OF notice.
eaam-to eents - 100 D. Until further notice.
Csryos&2 hale, no. sScesaing 800 10 weight until further
Doiies-
In bppins Goods nom any pgin: o. Phiisap A. BE-
retspf 20 max tNe pAcAsSo Via Pennsylvsoia Railroad
An 4oss sDed the Ascps Of ths Road Phaaphs
% fssseprss viii be fTwa,d,d Without detention
rnsShr AekSTs-ilaris, Wornley q To, Memphis Tenn (,
~ ns~A 90 s. Louis; J, Mitchell Son. Evansville,
we D"Sesmn Bell Co, and Carter Jesttt. ISu,Vile,
sys D. - Neerata hadisoD ,Dd SpsrsAn brown. and
Gvm 20 .rrn"i,ess n. W. Graham Co. Laoes';se.
Vhoi lsssn 40 No q knhys, Bos:ys; beech \ CO. No
Ihu u ouse rns iois and No william -, New fors
sne,cei. fnisdepaia; MagTaw \ Rooms, BasmoTei
Gep &, Flapfiscus, Pg.sburfh -
n H. HOUSTON OeDcrsl Fsrisht AGENT rhlsielphis
H LOhsAEki, sopeTEssAdeas, Altoona, la
Hay J. las.
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THE Hos. II. s FoorE lRsrURsiss TO THS An
.,ii.Ir.TIos This gentleman addressed . A,ge
,,mrsny Of gentlemen and ladies q Memphis, Tsns..
lev osys ago, on polit, topics st toe avitson OF
sr,ubef Of gert,riDea Of he American party, with
which be has recently syppstbized and acted A
cnl,r publisbed some mon b, siocs Asd sdlSsssd y
the Amercsps Of bis ADOBE STATE Gyversof sycss
sAyjss 81 he oisbandiDg Of the American ~esstsonY
oD6 dcstes to kis late bre hren The pse,sSsm 80
.xpederey Of joini hands with Nc ~ .c..,,v
perry in uphodg the vital interests 81 sns sassIy.
lie si,o e.fnds tpe ADMINISTRATION .sa dsv. 11
1-ls.iye 70 the Kansas policy Of sho ieth -
hi. entire COZ Ederee in ia ultin,,s sP'"s " -"
gss. kdy Of ,he Sssshsrn p; pc: x.u o., n.
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e,que towns in al tho North. Its name, "The
Mountain" denotes enc Of its most striking fea'
lures. It built upon two low capes, which pro-
jet from the foot Of steep mountain, two thousand
feet high, while directly 10 it, rear hes lovely little
lake, about three miles in circumference. On ne
end of the northern headhnd stands the fortress OF
Bersenhuvs, with the tall square mass Of Waken-
DORIS Tower, built upon the foundations Of tho
former palace Of King Otf Kyrre, the founder Of
The city. The narrow harbor between is er0sded
with fishing ves.els-durins TIE season ofsen num-
bering from six to eight hundred-And beyond, me
southern promOntory, quite covered with h0s'ea
rises steepy from the water. A public grove
behind the fortress, delights the eye with
its dark green mounds Of fcEsge; nesr h
rss the twin towers Of tho German
Church. which bos.ts an age Of nearly 'eVea
hundred year, and the ,uburbs, 90 the steep moun'
tain.side, gradually vanish among gardens and ooun-
Try villas, which are succeeded BY farms sad grazing
nelds, lying under the topuest ridge Of bare rosA'
TIE ale in the rear il surrounded VITA ne county
residences Of the rich merchants SUCCESSION VI
tasteful dwellings, each With in ssrdea ana cay
arbcrs, i.s flowers and fountains, forming r''.
frame 10 the beautiful sheet Of water Avenues o,
fDe old Fndens thread thi, suburban par so'e, sa0
seats, placed at the proper points, coun.nd Views
Of which one knows no: the lovehesh I'o'' mig
has an air Of ancient comfort, tasse ana r0p0,''
One sees yet the footsteps Of mighty hA0'A wac
for tarse centuries reignea here snPfe"e, i1'
northern Lab Of Bergen is still called tao : us'1AA
Quarter" and there ne very fsv citizens Oh cav
cation who do NOS speak tho Ausasss'
with one o, swe exception. the streets are roas'
AID rarrow. There are 40 quaint PeeuhA' .''s IL $40
mosi.ss,urs, t,e Agasss seias al Of wood Y''a'o'
wE.te er sens Kshs selcr. At ever cor 'saads
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

N, County of NeYork notice - hereby given 10 all per-
-os having claims ~ans' AMY HAWARuRsr, lac Of t.e
CIV of New York deceived present re vita
vouchers thereof to the rbciheE u tae ooe Of W H.
Parsops Co.. Commission Paper ants, No 10 Beck
mar St IA the City OF EcwNork before IKE Ard day
of Msrch New Yok the 9Th isy q August 1857
ssl IaW6riMs DANIEL GRIFFIN, ExesStcf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-02

of tho County Of No~York notice hereby S,ea 70 ~
persons having sisiTs sSar.t JOHN ). VBkltN,
le II the of Newly os merchant Decreased ihe
cane with thereof 10 the sescnes al BIS place OF
busiDesH No $50 Broadway the CITY OF NewfoEk on or
before toe Of Mach ncxt Ded New of ire sta
Gay of August 1851. JAMES 0BRlEN, AsndIsra'9r
sul5 IaveaAM
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1857-11-26
FAYRqqRViIIR, TENN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1857.
NEW YORK woRkMEN.

At a recent mass meeting of the
working men Of New York, several
of the speakers alluded to he faci
that while they were in danger Of
starving the blacks were comfortably
provided for. The chairman, Mr..
Smith, in assuming the duties of the
chair, said that ''they were the repre-
sentatives Of fifty thousand industli-
ous workmen, who, at this moment,
were out Of employment. and with
out the means with which to procure
the necessaries of life; that, While
white men were driven to despera-
ton through want of these necessa-
ries, the colored population bad plen-
ty Of everything In another speech,
Mr.. Smith remarked: "There has
been great deal said by some people
regarding the colored population Of
the city Of New York, but the truth
is they are in much better circum-
stances than the whites. They are
we'll provided for, and they have
bread, which we have not. We say
that We are determined to protect
ourselves. our lives, cur wives and
our children, and lei those men who
gre The blacks Me preference. 5eacarsr'
This is, significant. No doubt
these New YoriS working men have
reason to wish these blacks, who
have bread while they have cone, (
back where they came from, and /
where they would be fed without ta-
king the bread out Of the mouths of
the whites.-Famly Vssifor.