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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-03-11

was destroyed, several Of these Safes were tested With
results similar 70 the following
NEW YORK. Nov. II, 1856.
Mr.. EDITOR :-In the fire at No. 50 Warren-street, on
the msrning Of the eth inst, our most valuable books and
papers were exposed for So hours in enc Of stearns 4
Marvin's Fire-PrOof Safes.
We say ne proof, not because they are so labeled, but
because We have 90 proved them. Our books and papers
came out u%ninjured, save the binding Of the books, coca
stoned by steam.
Our store was ave stories above ground, and two sto-
ries below, occupied fren cellar 10 garrett. The intensity
Of the heat can be attested BY any fireman who witnessed
It..
No furnace could be oontrived by the ingenuity OF man
70 create a more intense heat. We Foluntarily give this
tribute to the value Of these Safes, and select your widely
circulated commercial journal TO inform the mercantile
community what estimate to place upon Stearns X Mar
WINS Wilder Patent Salamander Safes.
Respectfully,
HAYILAND, HARREL g. RTSLEY.
Wholesale Druggists.
In this connection the Manufacturers write Us: s'We have
made these Safes over IA yea Shave sold over 9 500
Had 25 testea in accidental nTes in the United States and
Canada, and never yet had a customer 10 lose e dollar BY
IRE from one Of them. We think they have earned high
reputation, as they are readily sold here In preference 10
ether Safes at % TO so per cent. less price" A full stock
kept constantly On hand BY
LOWNES, ORGILL s. co.
Agents for Stearus x Marvin.
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CO9'NetS s. CaE9.EO5WS

lust re eived, q large assortment Of elegant Velvet
81 Bruises, Tapestry, Three Ply, Superior and Commol
Carpets, Rugs, Curtains. Cornices, &c.
sep2s-u H. NJ. GRosvEEoR.
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EaEan6eg'! Esglls5e9. a.!

I Raw the largest assortment Of Lumber on hand ]
, have ever Odered, Consisting IN part Of Seasoned Cy-
-sss and Poplar, =, 1, \ and ? inches wide and clear;
s Il 61s and exIo; J5Ioe 2x6, 2xs, 2xI0 aud 2xl2; Sczni-
lag 2Ks, 2I5, 2E6, sz4, Ak, and 4Ls; Misunderstanding,
ShsetiHg, Shingles and walnut Lumber on hsad; alsos
large lot q dressed yellow Pine T o0ring anS rough Pop
lar FIsorinE, Red Cedar Posts Of all sizes.
lard On Batt1re, South side Of Centre LsndldE.
iuuI5-dtwzwIy N.
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COLLTERVILLE FEMALE COLLEGI

COLLIERVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
Incorporated in 1855.
HtHE fourth Session win begin the SECON DAY o.
l. FEBRUARY, and continue tventy-one weeks.
Faculty.
". II BENNETT, A. N, n. D President. Ancient
Languages.
Mrs. Z. BENNETT, Governess. Vocal and instrumental
Music.
Miss MATILDA K0EN, &. L. NJ, English Literature.
J. b. STAMPS, Steward
Terms, Payable at the Close Of Each Session.
fnmAty 90
ASe4em0 10 90
Oeheslae 20 90
Music. with use Of Instrument. IS %
ln0tusntai l 90
Board, including all contingent expenses per month 8 co
No extra charge for Ancient Languages.
students charged from time Of mstriculating to close Of
session, and no deduction except for pTotracted ilness.
me President and Lady board in College, where El pu-
pills can be accommodated. janl-wsm
- Enquirer copy
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suenlDhES FO9g3ede9'y
MACHINE SHOP.

0"SN1 AE"1 @Ni
IS now prepared 20 do all kinds Of Machine Work; also,
y Steamboat Work % every DESCRIPTION steam Engines,
saw Nils OF every description, Cotton and Wool IA
shiuery, Gin Gearing. PIzHiHE Machines. Also, Bras
l~Oundery Casting and Finishing, steam Guage Cocks and
IsstiugE O. every description, heavy Wrought Ir0R Forg-
iuE, Wrought Iron Gratings for JaIs, Bank Vaults, Gel
~ and SIDEWALK Crates, Iron Fencing Of every descrip-
it0u made 70 order. Also, House Fronts. window Caps
and Sls, OF various patterns In a word ] an prepared
80 DO every description Of work In my line.
have now in shop the latest and most Improved pat
terms Of Steam EnEinet. ISAAC PHELON
$. NCKEEEA. Sunef iuteudrut. frhlO-iT
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. hir t s.
In every grade, shade. size, variety ami price; alse FuI-
nishinE Good Solid Sole Leather Trunks, Yalises, Car
pet Bags, Umbrellas, &c sc. All We ask is 4 fair ex
animation Of cur stock and prices.
SPTYET g. CLARKE,
Dealers in Clothing at Wholesale ard Retail, No. Ga
Main street, Union Block. opposite Court Square, Mem
nhfs. Tenn. ocs-daw4n
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IL C.fRD.
OUR NEW FIRM

IL anords me pleasure 20 announce % ny friends ana
the public that 1 have associated with nc nv f,,a,.r
partner, JAS. s. WILKINS. and my wen-known sssis-
tanI THOS. HILL under the familiar style Of y. ".
CLARK n co.
The new arm VIII start with an efficient foros IN esch
mechanical branch, the watch department. being under he
supervision OF Mr.. wilkins.
So tfrdl at all times Of the --latest fashions. ana prices
IS lou IS the same quality and styis Of goods can be pur-
chaser In Philadelphia or New York.
am thankful for the liberal patronage extended 70 me
during my nfteen years residence In Memphis. and nv
aim will be 10 merit lie continuance.
n N cIauE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10
Modem Inventions.

We know of invention of modern times that deserves
or 10 destined occupp gher niche In the temple OF
fame than the discovery invention of the vegetable Ep-
lepc Pills curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits spasms
Cramps and all the various notifications Of Nervous Dis
case Dr. Seth S. Hanoe of1os Baltimore street. Balti-
more Md the inventor is certainly entitled to the best
wishes of all the benevolent portion Of mankind, who OK
perience pleasure by the aevation of human suffering
when Dr. Hance first prepared these Pills, he intended
them solely for Fits, Cramps and Spasms but subsequent
experience satisetoryproved to him, that addition to
their remarkable sanave properties in this class of dis
cases. they exered perfect control the entire nerv
Gus system He was then induced to try them in cases
Neuralgia Tic-Doloreux, Nervous Headache Pslpator
Of the Heart ncipent Paralysis, Hystera Muscular De
bty and host Of minor Diseases springng from lacl
ofnervous energy in all of which his antcpations wer
crowned with the most sanguue Persons att dis
tance by writing and sending remittance to Dr. Hance
can the medicine forwarded by mail to their post of
hce address he paying the postage. The prices are for
single box, So two boxes s5, S2+ per DOZEN IOWA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10
CROGHAN rIILLs FLOUR.

Bread is everywhere acknowledged the
STAFF of Life; all housewives assert that
good -four only, will make good bread
There is an article sold in this market that
is branded "Croghan Mills Flour" which
has proved to be first-rate article. 1t j:
manufactured by Messrs. Moore & VAL
IETrE, of Ballville, and sold by J. f. R. Sc
BRING & Co., of this town, at their Flou
and Feed Store. Our citizens can be sup
piled with this choice brand, and othe
cheaper brands of the same mill, togethe
with Buckwhoat, Rye and Graham -Four
Corn Meal, Feed, &c, delivered at thci
residences, by leaving their orders at Sc
bring & Co.'S Flour and Feed Store.
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G. j. Nj IL 3 s Err,
MANUFACTURES OF
TEIRASHING MACHINES,

SEPARATORS, Woodbury's Patent
~ These Machines without an equal They thrash
and clean better and waste less and do the work
sier than any other Machines in They all fixed
with catch couplings ratchet puley This feature is
Its usefulnCss and importance hardly be reali-
Ied without ocular demonstrations suffice it to say by
its the Horse POwermay instantly and easily be stop
ped at pleasure together with the band and pueys while
the Cylinder being free to move in direction contn-
ues its revolutions until its momentum becomes spent,
thus avoiding all strain upon the band pulleys shafts
gearing aud team and also avoiding much loss of time in
making stops and trouble well danger and damage
from flying bands &c. exists from the old style Of fixed
couplings and pulleys on the shaft.
W0ODBURY'S PATENT-Mounted Horse Power foI
eight or ten horses.
IRON POwER.-This power is threble-geered, thereby
being three times strong any single geered power fo
eight or ten horses Also
Manufacturer Of Mount Vernon Separators.
CLOVER MACHINES.-TO hull from 20 to 40 bushels
por day.
CORN sHELLERs-Readings Patent-To shell from
100 to 800 bushels per hour.
Agent for r. H. Pesse's Agricultural works. Albany, NY
Railroad Powers for one or two horses.
Portable Circular Saws, &c.
p s. Repairing done short notice for Pitts and 9th
er powers t-R Shop opposite sandusky, Mansfield am
Newark Railroad Depot. syl
SAND USKY OHIO.
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PubIIc snnnre.

Tho pigs are engaged at their annual
spring job Of blowing up the sod in the pub
lie square, thus preparing it for another plen-
tiful crop of dog fennel. As the printing
has been let out TO the lowest bidder, cannot
the county now afford to have a close fence
put around tho public square.-Democrdt'
We second the motion, brother FLuouEn.
We arc totally opposed to the county sup
porting these swine. If our neighbor will
go into the "pig" business, tho "public
should not be taxed to furnish supplics."-
While the Democrat has its hand in, cam
it say few words for the Union Schoo
! House grounds?
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ng- The Toledo Blade understands thi

w The Toledo Blade understands that
S. F. TENNEY, Esq, the Assistant Suporin-
tendent of the Cleveland and Toledo Rail
road, has resigned his position to accept the
place of Superintendent on the Terre Haute
and Alton Road. Mr.. TENNEY was form
erly Freight Agent Of the Cleveland & To
iedo Road, and had his residence in Toledo.
He is an efficient manager, and we trust that
the change will be to his advantage.
Mr.. j. 7. SMKINs, of Fremont, who has
been a conductor on the the G. & I. road
since its opening has been appointed to fill
the station of Mr.. TENNEY. Mr. SmKINs
is emincntIy qualified for this post, and ii
will crafty his many friends in this section
to know that he has been selected for it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

LOOK OUT FOR SHARPERs.-The Lancasr
ter (Pa.) Express warns its readers against
sending remittances to "Walker's new city
of Melrose," on the Missouri river in Iowa.
to secure "good, warranted deeds" 1t ap-
pears that the owner of a mythical town of
the above name, givesaway lots, but requests
people to send money to pay for the deeds.
The Express declares the whole thing a
humbug, and says that one who sent the
cash never got an answer.
Walker is n suspicious name about these
days. The Fillibuster Walker is in a tight
place. and the new Governor Walker, may
himself get into hot water. We had rath-
cr have Illinois bank notes, poor as they
are, than anything christened-Walker.
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The AlIeghanianss A

A writer in the Toledo Blade, who signs
himself "OTHo," pitches into this troupe in
proper form. We cannot refrain from say
ing that all he tells was proven to the NOR
tification Of two or three hundred of our cit
liens, who went to hear the AHeyhaaians
sing, not to be humbugged by company
travelling on the good name of that years
agone popular troupe. "Oruo" says
"There is a charm to the name of this
troupe of singers, which goes great way
in itself in filling house. When the orig
inal company of Alleghanians visited this
city some eight years ago, they discoursed
music most exquisite and captivating. Old
residents recollcct them with emotions Of
pleasure, and the fine turn out Wednesday
evening was owing, mainly, to these pleas
ant "reminiscences. But how great fall
was there, my countrymen The present
troupe bear the same relation TO the orig.
inal as the present Democratic party does
to the original democracy of Thomas Jeffer
son. To say that they sing respecta6l,
would be libel on all respectable singers
To say that they arc ninth-rate performers
and their whole concert an unmitlgateC
humbug and imposition upon the public
would be to tell the exact truth. The,
have sold Us, and filled their pockets at ou
expense, but common charity induces us t.
give them this "frst-rate notice" for the ben
eft of credulous and suffering lovers Of mu
sic elsewhere. They are miserable perform
ers, and their selections, with two or thre
exceptions, as bad as their performance"
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E9s- Readers Of the JOURNAL, let us tell
you an item which has been demonstrated
many times. Do you wish to mako any
purchases of dry goods, groceries, or hard
ware, just look through our columns; sec
who it is that advertises such things. In the
grocery and confectionery business you will
observe that CLAPP IS the man. If shop
keeper has articles TO SELL, and wishes tc
do it quickly and fairly, he ADvERTIsEs.-
If he does not AdvertiSe, of course, he got
them-,,ot to Sell-BUT TO KEEP
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For the Journal.
"TEHE JURY Did NOT FIND A BILLIE

ny CORA N. DOWNS
The laugh goes round there's JOY tonight;
The wine is red-como drink yourhL
The rosy wine puts care to Hight,
FIJI upl fill highi who cares how long
mourning wife keeps vigil lone;
IT is nsught to us-a uoman's Hrong,
Fillup, Old Man! and drink tonight.
The DEVILS waiting for your souli
Drink-he will grant you short respite,
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Gnardinn saIe

BY order ofthe Probate Court of sandusky County.
WILL be sold to the ghest bidder al the door or the
w Court House, in Fremont, sandusiy co., Ohio,
On Saturday, the l1th day of April, 1851
the following Real Estate, belonging to Mary T. Hnburs
and Sarah s. Keller wards OF Sophia Huburd aud Isaac
NJ, KecleT to-wit; The undivided one-halfoE-
Lots numbers two hundred and twenty, two hundred,
fory-one two hundred and two nad two hundred and
ffy-hree in the village OF Fremont Sandusky county,
Ohio with the appurtenances thereto belonging subject
nevertheless to tho life estate Of Sophia Hubbard.
| TERMS OF SALE.-One-third down; ene-third In
twelve months and the balance In eighteen months
date Of sae deferred payments to be interest
by note and mortgage on the premises.
SOPHIA HULBURD,
| Guardian Of Mary Il. Halburd,
ISAAC ~ KELLER u
Mar. H. 1887. Tw5 Guardian Sarah s. Keslsr.
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A Gard to the Ladies'.

Or. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infsllible
In removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new used by the DR..
for many years. both In France and America with unpa
aecd In every and he is urged by many a-
dies who have used them make thse Pills public for the
alienation ofthose suffering from any Irregularities what
ever we'll preventive to those ladies whose health
will not permit increase Of family Pregnant females
those supposing themselves cautioned against
using these Pills the proprietor responsible
ity after the admonitOn; although their midness
would any injury To heath otherwise these Pils
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price, 81. Sold Wholesale and retail, by
q. r. McCULL0CH.
Sole agents for sandusky county, to whom all orders
must be addressed They will supply the trade at propr
etors prces also send the Pills to ladies (conhdentaly
and from observaton by mail receipt OF 81 through
the Post-ofiee at Fremont, Ohio.
Cleveland Agents-Edward Kingsley, 81 Ontario street
Cleveland; o. F. W. Sackrder Druggist, 90 Superorst.
Cleveland; and Benton Brothers, Detroit ST. West
Cleveland, Ohio
N. b. See signature-J. DuponeO-on each box no 9th
genuine. Forparticulars get circular of agents.
], DUP0NC0, Proprietor.
Feb. o, Is67.-2y1sH Broadway Post Office, N. Y.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested, That
~ there has been presented to the Commissioners o
Sandusky County, petition asking said Commissioners
TO Incorporate for General Purposes the following descrb
ed dtertory in Green Creek township Sandusky County
Ohio Commencing at the north quarter section
OF section number thirteen, running south through th
cenere of section number thirteen TO the south quarter
section Of said section number thrteen thence
west along the section lines to the south quarter section
section number fourteen thence north through the centre
of section number fourteen to the north quarter section
of said section number fourteen thence east along
the section lines to the place of beginning Said petition
will be for hearing before the Commissioners in Fremont
on the 18th day of May, 1927. II. HURD,
Agent for Petitioners
Clyde, March "a, 1857. Owe
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

RAISED NoTEs.-The Lexington OJserv-
er notices the appearance of ono dollar notes
on the Northern Bank of Kentucky raised
to fves. The change is effected by extract
ing the word or figure one in every place
on the note, by some chemical process, and
substituting the word or figure .f0e in lieu
thereof. 1t is very adroitly Ione and is well
calculated to deceive those who are nos per-
fectly familiar with the different plates used
by the banks for notes. The one dollar
notes are entirely different from the ivcs.
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FATAL AcCIDENT.-The Maumee An,ulet
of Saturday, says: "On Thursday after
noon last, Mr.. Benjamin Helterbrake, Of
Perrysburg, was killed by the falling of a
limb from tree which he and another man
were falling. The limb broke from the tree
and struck him on the forehead causing in
stant death. Mr.. II. was an honest, indus
trious man, and leaves a wife and three
children to mourn his untimely DEATH
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10
DIR. TURBS'
April Appointments.

DR.. II. TUBBS, will be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT Kossler,s American Friday 18th AnriI
SANDUSKY ~ Lawrence Uonse Tuesday 14th Anril
TIFFIN Sh,whan House eaturdav Isth Anil
-~-,on .,.- -, ,,'' "a, NJ -
v M m upon an 1lseHsee 9i ihe lhroat Lungs
near ihver, t9nacn, hoWeis, Moneys, anu spleen,
aso Dropsy, uraVei hheunausm' nervousness De1lty'
Pyspepsia Female Diseases Ague ana feyer Flts mpu,
les OF the blood, Eruphons, cancers ucers ana all
othef varieties ot long standing complaints both external
anu anu internal.
CHROME diseases, treating thousands annually many Of
Whon had exhausted other resource within reach
IN no case are mineral or oer Posons employed nor does
ne make 'ck 10 make re or Tear doeH TO bufd up agd
The medicines be taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients remain at home and continue with
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10
The Storm.

Sunday afternoon there was heavy rain
and high wind. During the night about
three inches of snow fell. Monday had
more the appearance of January than
the 9th of April. Monday night the ground
froze up solid. We fear the prospective
fruit crop is nipped in the bud.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10
M A r RE D,

In this place, the 10TH inst by Rev: e. Bushnell,
Mr.. LEWIS KAIIL, Of Brooklyn, New York, and Miss
JENNIE 8 LEPPELMAN, daughter of Mr. Il. j. Leppel-
man, OF this place.
At Greenfield Huron county the Both ut, by Rev. A.
Newton, Mr. G. T. STEWART of Norwak, Of the Pro-
pretors Of the Toledo Blade, and Miss ABBY SIMMONS
of the former place
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

Eg- Philadelphia papers say tho will
of DR.. Kane has been recorded in that city.
He bequeaths $4,000 to his brother Robert,
and the remainder to the rest of his family
under such limitations as his father shall
deem advisable,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

Eg- Those who contemplate the prepa-
ration of lawns, will do we'll to follow these
directions To rich soil add two or three
bushels of seed, such as red top with white
clover, some small red, and little sweet for
fragrance, sow early and rake or harrow in,
and in six weeks you will have an outdoor
carpet more beautiful than any you have in
your parlors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

FIRE.-The old toll house at the South
end of town was discovered to be on fire
about o'clock on Monday evening, and in
a short time was entirely consumed. The
house was vacant, and there having been
no fire in it for five or six days, it must Ger.
tainly have been tho work of an incendary
The house belonged to Mr.. A. ]. DICKINSON
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Special Nofices.
Clarlk,s Female pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY. .-prsgared from
Prescription cf Sir J. CLARKE, NJ d., PhyHe'aN
Extraordinary TO the Queen
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the cure VI
those painful and dangerous disorders TO which the
constitution is subject II moderatesal excuses ans
moves all distractions, 'nd aspeedy cur may
To MARRIED ladies
II q. rocuar,v suited IL will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price, One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coon'er'e"'
CAUTION.
These pills should not be taken by females that arc
pregnant during the first three months as they arc sure to
bring on searrags; but every other time and In every
other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
I. c. BALDWIN L CO., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE 4 MOSES, Auburn, General Agents.
NIB. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will insure bottle OF the Pills by re-
turn mail.
For sale by C. R. McCULLoCH Fremont, and by one
druggist In every town In the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2S, 1856. 44y1
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The PRAIRIE STATE BANK.-The Prairie
State Bank is again thrown out by its agents
in this city. We learn that deficiency in
the securities at present prices, of about
per cent. 1t is purchased by our brokers at
90 cents. The other discreditable Illinois
banks remain as previously quoted CHI
caqo Democrat
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h@ Mr.. WEGsTEIN has bought out the interest Of M
DERNHAN in the grocery business When you want any
groceries something in the "medcinal" lineor lag
err" give Mike callthe jury have not found a bill
TT SNYDER is always happy to his friends, at all
times The jury have decided the liquor law uneonstitu-
tionai
t srUBER particularly requests all his frends to give
him callthe jury did not and would not bring in bill
kY RUSSELL has pure article of maple sugar. for
fourteen cents per pound The jury did not find bill
~" REssRURGu Ia selling articles Of groceries at low
figure The jury did not agreed
f- DoSoTsos has every thing wantcdin his line-tht
jury stood seven to eight
~ REED & Close have always hand fresh fish and
game OF all kinds and for "medcua" purposes only any
quantity Of the fluids. The jury did not find bl
Democratic Messenger.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-10

HEAVY DAMAGEs.-The Milwaukee American says
verdict was rendered Yesterday In the Circuit Court
in favor of Mrs. Williams for three thousand dollars,
against the City of Milwaukee, for injuries sustained
nearly two years since by fall resulting from the defect
i've condition OF sidewalk. This viii, trust he
warning to city officers in future, and means should
be taken for making them responsible.
Many of the sidewalks of Fremont, are in
dangerous condition, and should be fixed.
If neglected, like the city of Milwaukee,
we may have to pay heavy damages.