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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
DIR. HOLLANDS CELEBRATED
GERMAN BITTERS.
PREPARED BY
DR.. c. NJ. JACKSON, Philadelphia, Pa.
Will EffeciualIy Cure

WILL EffcCtuatty Cure
T IyER COMPLAINT dyspepsia, iaundice, chronic or
debility, diseases Of the kidneys and all dis
arising from disordered liver stomach; such as
constipation inward piles tuness, blood to the head
acidy OF the stomach, heartburn gust for
food ullness weight in the stomach erucations
sinking utcrng at the pit of the stomach swimming
o the head hurried difficult breathing autteng at the
heart, choking sufocang sensations when in living
posture dmness of sion dots of webs before the sight
fever and dull pain in the head deficiency of
ycllowness the skin and eyes pain In the side hack
chest limbs &c.; sudden aushes heat burning In The
lesh constant imaginngs of evil great depression
OF spirits
The proprietor in calling the attention Of the public TO
this preparation, does with feeling of the utmost
hdcnce in its virtues and adaptation to the diseases for
which II Is recommended.
the test of ten years trial before the American peone
and its reputation and sale is unryaed by Any similar
preparations exant The testimony In its favor given by
the most prominent and well known
THOMAS LETCHFoRD COyington, KY, Dec ~ 1883 saws
My wife has been afflicted with the liver complaint and
dyspepsia for number OF years during which time have
SPENT great deal for docOng hat she received very lit
tie benefit thereom and finally the doctors said she could
not be cured Last spring she concluded try your Bit
te she took two bottles and since taking them she
has been able to attend to her business have sold
number of bottles through her recommendation and a,
far as can learn II has given satisfaction to ALL
DAVID AnnoTT, Austinburgh, Ohio, Dec 5, 1883 saws
'Permit To bear testimony the remark abe efficacy
your German Bitters in the of liver complaint Fo
years previous 10 taking II, severely afflicted with
disease Of the liver much that did not expect
live, hut by free use Of the Biters thanks to Kind
Providence find myself entirely restored to health anC
able to resume my usual employment.
These Bttersa entirely vegetable and free from al
| injurious ingredients.
For sale by Druggists and storekeepers, and by
5. BUcKLAND u Co, and
]. F. WOOSTER,
FebruAry22, 1855. 4yl Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
Erysipelas, ScrOfuIn. Kings Evil, letter.
Iumnrs. and Sail IL RLeun.

From FruGTG5Rg Merchant ef y LoiaS, FIT. !, 1851.
DR. AVER: Your Pills the paragon of MI that is
glcat In medicine. They have cured my little laughter
Of ulcelons upon her HANDS anI feet that ha proved
incurable for years. Her mother has been long -ryns
ly afflicted with blotces and pmpes her skin AMI in
her hnir. After Child cured. she also trio ycir
rills. and they have cured her. ASA MOkGRIuGE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13


Fom Tie Rer Dr. Hd'olcs, 81 Ae NatadS Fps Ci'"Ia6
PULASKI HOUSE,, SAvANsAH. Ga. jan. 4. 1856.
lloNoHED SIR should be ungNtciu fo tho relief ,om
skill has brought me il did not eInr my ~ ya
cold settled in my limbs and brought on eScrucati
neuralgia palms. Nbiuh ended in cmouic ilrtnua'isLl
Notwithstanding had e hest uf physicians the disss
grew and Until hy the a'yicc Of yom *
lent agent in Baltimore Dr Aarkenlic1 tried yvur ia
Their effects bat SINE. pgIkeycIing in ih
Of them am entirely we'll.
SENATE CHAMBER, BATON EOUGE. Ia, noc.. 1855
Dr. AVER; have been entirely cured y your lflls Of
Rheumatic Gout- painful disease that had afflicted IA,
GDr years. VINCENT SLlD;II.
For Dropsy, Plethora, or kindred on.
plants, requiring an active purge, they excel
lcnt remedy.
For COstiveness or Constipation, and as
a Dinner PHI, they aIe nsieeabie md .csiia
Fits, Suppression, Paralysis, lnhammn-
ton, aud even Deafness, and Partial Bl!nd-
ness, have been cured by the aciative action # tese
Pills
Most Of the pills In market contain Mercury which Hk
though a valuable remedy in skful bands Il dangerous
in public pill. from the dreadful Consequences that no
quently follow lis incautous These contain
curry or mineral substance Whatever.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

Ainssh for the puIsss sS,sssail s'ssssss ~
hr. BRADY opposed the passses n H. r,...,,-
sborsive, 10 60 t~AnA legislative ensesSs pvV
vsl. ~
Mr.. EoSRoE vensured Q cage opiuSos ~. :,
new Charter wA anoon'tiiutonA, vhiei sytaIa sG
mach lsuGbt~r. Saeso
Mr.. BooLE urged the passage Of the r.o,,.s
important 20 tb. intsr-sts Of the city y
Mr.. BiRDsaLL though, the resolution invol,.s A..
principle II nul6cation lie, for one dd sssr. u
DO sasy son would b taken in tho matter. o. sss
80 d.sidsdy revolutionary.
Mr.. McCABiIL was willing 20 give 80 200 IL 49,.
y Of the peoples money % test the eonTa;oAAs., ~
h,r,er pas.sd sy party Of bu'hwhscie" ~As iass ~.
"s " the wants Of the city whstsver.
on beng put IN vote, the resolutions were Aa G.
h =" constitutional vot-,hi,y Eve voting IN a -
80 Ven IN 'hc nses,ise motion made rescvv,S
table ~ ' '''''s0"' ~e'' s"'A - 70 ~
y proposition vas made 70 donate e. 900 "a 4.
o. me afe Obe~r Hard. nbrooh Of the Ninth WS( -
~n te,srrrd 10 u. Committee on Police ~
By Mr. CRAsI-Wher,as the contractor foy .,.
ee streets OF the Finh Ward yesterday psa the ~,
II ME employ in bills Of the Conmerr,si 6snl of Anls
amount due therni and WAUsas Said Bsnh 4 ,s,,-.iS
Iho~psons Bank Ssts Rsportv q having hs.< 49,
BE- 1, '~ Hrsss,
Resoised That the Controller b. ana n, 1, h.,.A, -
70 rspor whether the contractor the ciy wu ~ .s
sequence OF sad failure II the said Bsni ana -, ~
sbe be pursued BY the city In relation thereto ~s
The Board adjourned 70 Monday ct p. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

tRlD,Y, April 1.-THE President, JoAA' "
PnuLWs, e,g., in the chair. After receiYihI anu
Il ming lev petitions of public mp"''d"''' 'o
BoarG received the following , M
RsfJiHiiUt, IN. kro Ib0Tfcr-BY "'' p1";;. pp.,; 4.
Ui,r,as. r. fsyf ed that tbe Le's,utr ,.
hes cnrng Ir--n- -r.sioii passed roI. as - :, ~.
tIay he City Of New York anf 40 ,no,iP q,
sened ;hs, many OF hid acts ealcIls'so aHu
interfere the property nights. Isnch,,, a g.,
DOW ers of the corprstiun the CiJ o. NJ" lOiA
a. 'he sai act. y ere pas.cd siibo1f the APp'0''- VI
.ih Corporation. therefore. . r c-o.fo, M, md IA hs~s
H. ,a..d 40 rruor. 70 the Common C"an.d usss-3
wht sct Lsy. b. 20 p,ed 5y said Lesi-s'-fe 1s i'f'h
cJIirs thereof .,y .hs Lid C,,r - h..
.L,.J nd ,4pgerrrd consult snd siYi-" VIVA saeh
i =. M. sb- IL. toushne me ssiditN ana effect
81 -, v,r act ana saen OF tHst ana pr-' NJ % the
~ ~ W. r. nj an opiuion detail M regard thrreio.
tJ..J INA, until ssd report and opinion b. received. tne
So, ,iS.rneu and C0mmana!y OF the Iity us orhoeEs,
..v.n:s will wholly refrain from any seton cacu-
.smi, recognize sclis-ce IN the validity Of
%, n an A., which have been passed By ssd Lssi-
- nights pTopert!es privileges Jurisdiction or
a.. OF the aid Mayor. Aldermen snd Commonslty
- ch ,rt. AZ may have been psssed BY said LsgsstTs
- ~. .ppie st Of said Mayor Aldermen and Cononsty
~ 10 any s,ten at all be made BY person 70
Sr, OF esrTy eject such acts any Of them shall b.
hs duty OF he said Cooperation Counsel Immediately 70 inst
te proper Legal rroesedn 70 prevent the aud protect
n. rishts OF the ety.
Rs,rsd That the Of $500 or 20 thereof may
b rse~sy for the pspose be- and the hereby sppo
ph.',d'o ray se charges Of ssss additional eopn's hs
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
THE COLONIZATION OF LIBERTY.

MR. JuLIA KELLOGG GORDON, a lady of prepos-
ses.ng appearance and pleasing delivery, gave lee
,ure on Thursday evening, in the spacious hall at No.
1915 Bowery. on slavery and its Abolition through
Organized Emigration" She commenced with at
alu.on to the universal love of Liberty whfh mani
Tested itself even under pain of death, in Eve, the
mother of us all. She drew a mid bat fine picture OF
the human misery which peryaded the South, aud the
depth of ignorance which prevailed. A lady in GeOr-
gia had asked her If she had 10 go through New
Orleans to get TO New-Iork. Another, when she was
speaking of Vermont, asked il Americans lived there
aud third, when she spoke once of New-Engsnd,
said that she always liked the English very much.
This degradation mental, moral and physical-was,
she said in sad contrast with the perfection aud pro-
fusion OF Nature, of which she gave glowing pie
ture. She gave instances OF the toll and trouble
of the lives of many OF tn. planters Those were few,
she said who had others to take of their panta-
tions. Mrs. Gordon told sorrowful story OF the
proud poverty of the poor whites In the manage
ment of slaves, she said NorheTners were generally
too leuent too severe they could not achieve the
lust medium 10 which the SOutherner was born.
She had seen no harsh treatment Of slaves.
She gave some touching instances of the attachment
OF slaves. Throughout the South the feeling was
aent that Slavery matter of their own, and
the North had nothing 70 do with II. Ihe law, now
ever had now gone forth that there wss no legal mi
10 slavery. Srs. Gordon gave some amusing in-
stance. of the ease with which Northemers conquered
their preudices. More than New-England girl OF
her acquaintance had found her abolition principles
di.spated by the Establishments Of a rich planter.
She concluded with complimentary reference TO the
free and friendly invasion OF the Emigrant Aid
Company which Mr. Iii Thayer ia at present organ
nng.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

~. n.lorsss. Rsssini maintained that Jerusalem
"A. ,r,cerk The residence Of the Pope. Mery re,
NJ tS,t in the fourteenth century the Papd
capital va. transferred in fact from Rome to Avg
nss. wbersPon Rossini, who kept turning the
..1Ope sothing since William Tell, but promise 10
..somposc new work the day that Plus TX. shall
visit Jerusalem" Mery builds on this phrase the
hope that the great composer medtates some grand
new work. -,
Are you, on the other side of the Atlantic at all
Interested in the comet' 1t great matter oi
talk and. among the nnOcents, OF fear, here IN
Paris Our friend Cranch has sketched, aproPos OF
the commotion its advent next June is exciting,
half dozen Of immensely amusing illustrations OF the
effects of its visitation TO our sphere.
General Todtleben, the gallant defender OF Sevas-
topol. ia soon expected in Paris The Grand Duke
Canst.ntiue Ia also looked for The rumor Of the
visit of the Car Alexander is now considered az
only rumor.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
Match 1900.
BOOKS RECEIVED.

Guy haanehns 2vO limo pIoa-ehod EditioO) TieAnor
Fields. -
Oracle Amber. BY Mrs. G. W. Denison. limo. pp w.
Sheldon, Blsksmsn L Go.
The Charity Of the Primitive Churches Translated from 10
French Of stephen Chs.tsl, by @. A. Ms,ns. }. B. Lip
pncott Co. =,
w.,hington in Domestic Life BY Richard Rust svo Pp
The Same.
Priesthood and Clergy Unkno~ Christianity By Cssps
nator. I2Tno pp. l68 The Same. -,
Lives Queens of Scotland BY Agnes Strickland vo vi
limo pp 3S5 Harper Brothers. -.
The Chds Book Of Mature Three Parts In One By "os
inrton Hooker NJ d. The same: -.
Isabel the Young Wife and the Old Love- By John Vof'y
Jsafrrson. limo. The Same. ~,
Reading Without Tears BY the Author Of Peep OF psJ
lBIno. pp 1876. The Same. -,
Hansord Tale Of Bacon's Rebellion By st. George T'es'
l2mo. pp. $50. Richmond, Va: George NJ West p.
An Exposition of the First Episiie TO the Conthishs
Charles Hodge, d. ID. l2mo pp 55 Robert o~''e
Brothers. yp.<i. r. A.
Breedna Training and Management Of Dogs byF"se'
ler limo DID, ZIG. Francis But!er ,t ,oro nm
Americ. aud Europe By Adam O. de oufo~AL '' w
All. d. Appleton Co nh, Had. Book Ydt.A
Things not Generally Krowni Psp,Ils15 IT, r.. s.n.
by David A. Wells limo Pp fsx VI a. s, .a..,,r.,.
III. I'm Japsn; Abndfmsnt Of Ihe
INC H,i ~ tke United States Expedition by Robert
rs. rsn" ,sno Do AIS The Same 49,
I0r.' an,er;o rls Of Italy BY Ruhini i2m" p 49,
RudJ & Carton.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
SKINNINC CATS ALIVE.

Ar Bow street on the .s}d ult., MARY Be'keit, n
dirty, ragged and very l-iavored woman OF about "
yeare oi uge was brought up, in custody o Policeman
SteadInan, of the Div l,ion, charged with sklnnlh5
two cats alive. II appears that this horrible practice
has Of late been Very much on The Increase, a. IL
shown BY the number of skinned cats found every
morning in the area and cellars OF back streets such
a. the Coal yard and Nottingham court, having been
thrown away during the night. The prisoner had
been long suspected and had frequently been watched
by the constable. She constantly about the
streets at all hours Of the night, in the very places
whore the cats were usually found, but until the
present occasion she had been detected in the
act of disposing OF them Al about o'clock that
morning Saturday costermongcr named William
Payne, living in Nottingham court. saw the prisoner
skulkng about with something bulky in her apron
lie watched her, and presently saw her -toop
down and thrust two skinned cats under the dap OF
the cellar He then in search of Steadmsn, who
took her in oharyc, and led her back TO the place
pointed out by Payne, where h, found two -hnn'd
cuts They were both quite warm and. smoking, ana
one of them -tl qui,ered. The prisoner then said,
They were the first two ever DONE and auerward
added Don't make il y'Ty bad against me, Will
.t.nd drop of gin" lie took from her ihe apron
anu a couple OF knives ami took her to thr S'a'ion-
House Or examining the cgrcas,e- he found II
mark nf spike al the back Ol the head OF each the
usual mode of performing thi, horrible operation be-
ing 10 tx tlr hcad OF the animal to spike. by which
Il was half stunned 20 n 70 be incapabie OF tight
ng again-; it, lurturer
Nr. Henry asked v hat was the usual price Of their
skins
The constable sod he believed they fetched 2.. ID
when taken from the r,ing annual but utherwi--
they were utterly worthless. Tn, .ur los. IT, glo>s.
The prscn.r dcuird that -he skinned the alive
She found them III the .trcets aToady dead the pre-
yiou- day.
Mr.. Henry laid that could not be, Tor they were still
warm when found blythe constable. The utmost pun
.limrni h. had power 70 iuhct three months i'm
ir7sonuen, with hard labor and he should sentence
her tu the iul extent of tha; penalty.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.

The monthly meeting Of the Director. OF the Ameri-
can Juvenile Temperance Society was held on Thur,
dsv evening. April TO- IN the house Of Dr. Alley, No.
o7s Fourth ,ysnue-,he President, DR.. Alley. in the
chair ARer the reading Of the minutes, the Recording
secretary read the report Of the proceeding OF the
uoxeneu, for the pas. month. They had established
and ver, now holding weekly meetings in the follow
ing localities:
Mondsy-Dem D.pen,sy. corner T1eny third ''r..t and
Second avenue y M sie ,iss' .y.s .os Sn,h
sT.nnr st7 p M rae.dayforsth street e.w.en secoad
FGI5
stree, and iIsih .vense :. and ,.s .nt
,,, H svSsS gsI.s'sSP En-. sosds.y sas
tieih street, near Eighth avenue at u p ~
subscrip,ions and donations TO the following
amounts have been received:
William p Dode. 800; Chs. Colgate, SO william 4
sS8,. f.S.e %I9 s. 'f%iS fSSn no Hoy, 9 ss,
horn s25; W'R Beebe. s25: MT Morton, w JSh,s
Ale SIS woodruff sIl; Tho, Darling, slS; r Rob
crt $40; Hewitt, $40; w Hunt. slo out,si'
Is; 5;RGr. s5; n Herier So N Ma..m.a, s5. W II
Ro.r, s.; Richards. s5i Cash S. " Armour *l9'
WR, S.; d ii. SO
A series Of sermons are now being delivered under
the auspices of the Society. Three have been
preached: one by Rev. Dr. Marsh in Fourteenth
street Presbyterian Characterization $il the second
Characterization Sol -; the third in the Fourth
avenue Presbyterian Church, by Rev. Joel Parker,
d. D.-colecton, 81 "a. These will be followed by
Rev. Drs Asa d. Smith, &. B. Cheever, T.. +. Hat
field. John Dowling and VIM. Pat,en Revs. A. A.
Wood Peter Stryker, $. +. Sheppard, ID. S Burnett,
James X Sloane, G. G.. Lucas, Thos. s. Hastings, b.
Pil.bury aud others, of which due notice will be given
The plans for monster tea festival was then laid
before the Board by the Committee of Ways and
Means, which unanimously adopted, and hessrs
Burns, Darling and Dunn appointed a Committee Of
Arrangement 1t is TO take place in the second week
of May There will be 100 tables-each seated for
twelye-prcsided over by 100 ladies, with host Of
speakers and choir of 300 children. The tables and
tickets can be had of the Secretary, James b. Dunn,
No. 90I Third avenue.
After which the meeting adjourned.
This Society is working with great energy among
the young and their numbers daily increasing.
The Office Of the Society is No. 20l Third avenue,
where all parties desrous to aid on this cause can gain
every information BY applying and contributions sent
to this office will be promptly acknowledged
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
BOARD OF EDTCATION.

The Board of Education held regular meeting on
"wednesday evening, AsDRlw II. GREEs, President
in the chair.
A resolution was adopted appropriating the sum Of
&3277l tor the erection and finishing Of school
building on the south side of Twenty street be-
tween the Ninth and Tenth avenues in the Twentieth
Ward.
communication from the school officers the Third
Ward relative the selection OF location and building
in said ward for the establishing Of public school,
was referred TO the Committee Sites and School
houses.
A resolution was adopted approprang the sum Of
a. SIS 70 pay for alterations in school House NO. 81
Baxter street Fourteenth Ward.
This matter elected considerable debate, Messrs.
Boe-r Greene and other-. favoIing the appropriation,
and Mes,rs. Nelson. Waterbury and Benedict, oppos-
ing il on the ground that there now more schools
in the Nard than necessary. They favored
consolidation OF the schools in the Ward, and thought
one large building would accommodate all.
resolution adopted appropriating the sum OF
&l6,392 To pay for the erection of q new Primary
School building in Mot, street near Walker, in the
Sixth Ward being q, AZ for carpenters work, and
-. $50 for the masou'- work.
On motion OF Mr.. NErIsoS the rules were suspended
and the Boah entered into election Ia fill the
cies in the Committee on Finance. On the hrSt ballot
Nr.,rs Albert Smith and Nelson j. Waterbury were
elected. Mr. Richard &. Felows was elected on the
second ballot, and Mr. George H. Clark on the third
ballot. resolution adopted, appropriating the
following for eypen.e- OF The school sy.teIn 70
mud inciudiuo IN. Ii day of ,July:
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

LARCrKY BY SLEIiNT.-Caiharine Grav s.f-
want s 10 year. OF sI ssstrd yc-t-day charged M
=, Aing w,ry. w'sru- apparel, k 20 the yue N al o
from ;Ae house 4 her employer. Andrew Moore No IS
Bovsy. portion At the property found in he
siou snd the balance al the paSHbroksrs where IN. mad
pcdsed T. she conf s.d her sUlt aad locked b. JUS
lice Connolly for trisl.
FATAL FALL FROM A LADpER.-Coroner Gamble
held iuqae yeeTd-y, the N,York Hos2ita upon the
body Of Daniel Cshsne suave Of rrlsud twentylrht years
Of Who ~hi- descending ladder at the Public school
House Cherry street the 18th February s spp-d
and fell TO The pavement; receiving uhr. which erminsed
fstsly yesterday The jay rnseTsd verdict si Aeeid.r
dsa'to
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
THE TURF.
TRo1rIsG on THE RoAp.-Friday, April n, lsT.-
Match 800. Mile heats, to $50 lbs, wagonss

TRo1rIsG on THE RoAp.-Friday, April u, lsT.--
Match 900. Mile heats, to go lbs, wagonss
j.. B-rwick's b. m Nancy cy.........--.............
Mr. Rowdon's Dr. h. Arthur.
No time taken.
CrsT.RyILLy CoURsr, L. I-TRorTIsG.-T9rrs
d0y April l6 lSj7.-Match 81 000 Three mile heats,
play or pay;
&. Brooks, eh. Kemble Jackson ito $50 lbs,
w. Peabody, g. IN. Atlantic Maid Ito sukyI....
Time, l0:424-lo42
Match $500. Play or pay, two mile heats, both
horses go as they please:
D. Piher, b. g. AndIcw Shcehsn.. drawn
H. Woodruff. b. T. Mountain Boy. ..............drawn
CsIos COURSE, l.. L-TRoTTIsG.-Mcndsy, Apnl
I3, Is57-hatch $780, Mile heats, best 3 in S, 10 80
lbs, wagons:
II, Woodruff, g. g. Harry BluA..................drswn
ID. fiher, b. Geldins.
RED HousE CouRss-TRorrIsG.-Har N T.,
Is57.-Purse and stake $500. Nile heats, best Sin ),
under saddle
J. Somerndyhrs b. m Granite Village
Maid. sss.s''ss.s's's''
p Helms b. T. Supplies. -s................,...
\. Dubois, Brown Mare. c..................s.s
owner, hk & Tom.
o. Go<sOp, gConso......................S 4 5drawn
Time, 2:49-25t4-252-2:3i.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
ylRE IN AnITY STREET.

How Nyw-YoRk is RyPREsrsrED At ALsAsr-
We find the following paragraph in The Jeur"H@
Thursday: n.
"CosIIY SpoRr AND A Gross OuTRAsr.--u
Sunday night two members of the Legslstnre, oos
representing the City Of New-York and the otsa y :
northern county, both stopping at Congress hAn, -
tieed a colored boy named Levi johnson, Who ~
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

SrIcIpK RI HAsGiSG IN DrTcHEss CousrY-
Coroner Collins was called on Saturday evening 10
hold an inquest the town of La Grange on the body
of Peter Van Keeck, young man about u years Of
age who committed suicide by hanging himself 10 the
wagon-house at his brothers residence between and
o'clock that afternoon. No cause could BE- Assigned
for the rash act Verdict" Suicide by hanging"
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

DRowSED.-A young man, named Robert Kendrek
of NewPaltz Landing employed on board the sloOp
Armada, was drowned on Tuesday, opposite Bristol,
Ulster County. He was knocked overheard ty tho
bosm and struggled in the water full f'fteen minutes,
but the sloop had no small boat It was impossible
to save him. We learn that the unfortunate rABn wa
engaged to be married and yesterday was the day fixed
for the wedding.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

SrIcIDE At RHIKrBEcK.-A German committed
suicide at Rhinebeck on Tuesday afternoon by taking
arsenic. He was young man, and had worked in
factory in that village An inquest was held upon the
body the same afternoon, and it was buried the FOL-
lowing dsy. No cause il assigned for the oct.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

resolution adopted approving of pan- sub
m,ttef for schoo-housc a; 1ubby Hook.
The -um Of sl26 y wasappropHsted Ia pay Tor extra
work on Schoohouse No. ), in Mott street
Pending discussion upon report relative 10 the
teacher. in the Norma S'hoo', the Board adjourned
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18
FIRES.
yIRE IN NASSAU STREET.


B,tgeen and . o'clock yesterday morning are
occurred in Bushmans building, No. 20 Nassau srees,
occupied on the various floors as law-ofces. The fire
originated under the stairway on the first floor, bot
from what cause is unknown and thence ascended b
the wehole to the top of the building. The iremes
were early on the ground and soon extinguished me
flames not, however before damage TO the amount "
s219 or a., 900 was sustained. John jays offce %
the second door sustained the most damage. Nearly
all Of the lawyers occupying Offices IN the prenSe'
sustained more or lees damage by water. The bsSd-
ing Is fully insured in city companies.
YIRE IN AnITY STREET.
Last night, about 10 O'Clock, fire broke out Ia ae
small brick building in Amity street, near Msedoiga'
lower part occupied by Geo. Otaclaus . carpsnef
shop, upper part by Mr. Shapland as piano-fons
factory Loss Of Mr.. Otaclaus sbout 500, trd NJ
Shapisnd 1000. The former is yh insn 'lr the
latter is insured, but in what copauies we sAi nos
learn The building, owned by Mr.. Melville,
damaged to the extent Of 500. No insurance.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-18

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN GREENE CovsrY.-ne
large ha, manufactury and store Of Aes'rs Srcug L
Ruggles, with o large qusntity Of wool and o,he,
stock, at Ashland, Greene County, were entirely
destroyed a few days since; loss of Messrs 8. 4 R.
g. 600 to $40 900; insured for 5000 Several snanes
buildings belonging TO other parties, were sousamsd
with los of $500 to $500, upon which there vas 10
in.ursnee