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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
cleveland Election.

Cleveland has done nobly, having gono
republican by about six hundred majority.
Senter is elected Mayor, and the whole re-
publican ticket, except Sexton; the demo-
cratic candidate for that Office having been
elected for the purpose of burying the de-
funct party, its carcass being too corrupt for
republican hands to touch. m
a Toledo Election.
The administration wing of the democrat
ic party, in Toledo, have elected their can
didate for Mayor and the Douglas wing
their candidate for Marshal, and one demo
cratic Trustee. Tho remaining officers,
fourteen in number, are republicans. Geo.
R. Haynes, formerly, of this place, is elected
City Attorney. On the whole the repub-
licans have done well, much better than
they expected, and We congratulate them
on their victory The city will be for the
next year under republican rule. ''f %. ''
f sandusfy Olty Election.
AT the corporation election in Sandusky
the democrats elected their Mayor, Treasur
err, Marshal and Solicitor, by an average
majority of 100. The republicans elected
three oflhe FIVE Conncilmen, and two o.
the Eve Assessors.
Cincinnati Election.
/ Cincinnati. heretofore, until within 9
year or two past, tho stronghold of dcmoc
raey in this State, has cleared out that par
ty, and elected the entire republican tcke
by majorities ranging from 1000 to 1000
Lccomptonism is wipihg out the democrat
ic party everywhere at the north, and BY
1860, there won't be enough of its memben
left to make "aflidayyp that such part,
oyer existed Three cheers for the repbbii
cans Of Cincinnati!
u Columbus Election, ss
The contest in Columbus was spirited
and the vote was the heaviest ever polled il
the city. Lorenzo English, republican, wa
elected Mayor by large majority Mn
Armstrong republican, elected Treasurer
-. B. Coforth, democrats elected Marshal
and Joseph Dowdell, democrat, City clorl
The republicans have a majority in th
I Council.
HIaumec city.
The republicans in this town elected u
whole Of their ticket by handsome major
tics, to the great discomfort Of locofocoisn
Lima, Republican ticket elected.
Bucyrus, Republican ticket elected.
, Huron, Republican ticket elected.
: Wooster Republican ticket elected, Q
cept Marshal and Assessor. y
Canton, Republican ticket elected.
Massillon, Republican ticket elected.
Van Wort Republican ticket elected.
/. Elyria most Of the Republican ticket
this town was elected,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

The election in that city Of Judges and
Clerks Of the. the Superior Count resulted
in tho entire Republican ticket BY al aver
ago majority of 1000. The vote was sever
Thousand loss than at The March election,
Keokuis. Iowa.
The municipal election at Keokuk, was
a complete Republican triumph, electing the
Mayor and Councilmen.
TTIchigan Election.
The election Monday for Chief Justice
Of the Supreme Court passed of quietly in
Detroit. Returns from the interior of the
State show considerable republican gains,
and indicate Ae election Of George Martin,
republican capeidate, by ovor 10000 ma
jority. Republican gain in Detroit since
last fall, nearly 500,
Connections Election. fp
Old Connecticut is fully in the republican
line. A dispatch from Hartford says the
republicans have lected tho entire congress
ional delegation, as well as the whole state
ticket and a large majority Of the legisa-
ture. w. A. Buckingham is chosen Gov
eruor; J. Catlin Lieut. Governor; L. j.
Hendricks, Treasurer; Joseph Boyd, Secrs-
tary; and VIM. H. Buell., Comptroller;-
D. LOOMS, j. Woodruff, A. A. Buruham
and o. S. Ferry, Congressman. In the last
]
Congress there were two democrats.
Portland, Maine.
At the municipal election in Portland
Mr.. Jowctt, Republican candidate for May.
or, was elected bya large majority over
Halden, democrat The Republicans elect
ed Mr.. Lane, Judge of the Municipal Court
5 out of the Z Aldermen, and 16 out Of the
% Councilmen.
schenectady, N. v.
At the Charter election in that city, D
P. Forest, Republican candidate for Mayor
was elected by handsome majority.
81. Louis Election.
Nearly full returns give Filley, Mayor
upwards of $500 over Bogy, Democrat
and $500 over Wyinan, American, FIJI
ley's plurality will be increased TO 5000
Republicans elected whole city ticket auc
a large majority Of council. Such is tn,
verdict of the people 10 one Of the slav'
cities of Missouri. Give the people light
and republicanisui will flourish everywhere
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
Townsend Township.

The Republicans of Townsend elected
their whole ticket by upwards of thirty ma
jofity. We'll done for thcm The Repub-
lican ticket will be good for seventy five ma
jority there this fall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
n Il w.
MILLINERY STORE

(oyer D. Belts & Co.'S store)
VIZ would respectfully announce to the Ladies Of FREE
w mont and vicinity. that have commeneed TO re-
Bopnets. Ribbons. Borders, FiOqgers, Head
nrs.sss sfits Sfraws Caps and TrimmiHgs;
ali Of the best kbId and nt LOW PRICES. We would
state that We shall be receipt of goods semimonhy,
direct from Now York aud shall keep all kinds OF NIL
ney goods from the very best TO the cheapest 70 be had
Bleachnr done By newproeess which makes old Haisto
loot as good as whom new. We make charge for trim
ming when the goods bought ofus Also, Dress and
Basaue making and cutting from the Latest Fashions BY
Madam Briggs celebrated art, aud all work warranted
Persons from the country viii DO we'll 10 call be-
fore purcha sing elsewhere. A. s. KINGSRURY,
Fremont, April :, 1859
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

In this township the republicans elected
two of the three Trustees, the Assessor and
one Constable The '2nocrats elected one
Trustee, the Treasurer and one Constable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

Theelecii0n for Corporation apd Town
ship officers passed of very quietly on Mon
day. Although there was considerable en-
ergy manifested, there was no ill-feeling
that we know of. f
Corporation Ticket.
Tho corporation officers elected are all
republicans. Their majorities arc as fol-
lows:
Msyor--Stephen Buckland, --1l maj.
Recorder--J. r. Bartlett, -.s.-. --27 :"
Councilmen--W! N. Morgan, T. l95 a
Andrew Morehouso,- 80
Theodore Clapp, 55
DetliH Thompson, SO
Samuel Thompson SO q"
Marshal-Wiliam Nyce,, ,---- IA g.
We think this the best set of corporation
officers that have been elected for some
years. Their acts and doings for the next
year will determine this question. The cit
izens will keep their eyes upon them and
judge of them by theirpublic acts. Js'
The township Ticket,
Consists entirely of the old line democ-
racy, so that VIC do not look for any differ
ent management iu township affairs. The
mJoritios by which the ticket is elected are
as follows: 4s
Trustees--Joseph Keller, --- ---77 maj
Daniel Seaman, -.- 6s ."
Michael Reed, n ("
Clerk-Jacob Snyder ---------6o 8"
Trcasurer--Chrstian Doncyson, 81 :"
Asscssor--M r. Rawson, -- rs 8"
Constablcs-Anthohy Young, 80 Z |"
David Lemon, -----69 I"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
DIR. PURINToN.

TINE universally renowned Lung Physician who devotes
his attention especially to the treatment Of Chronic
Diseases Of the Lungs Heart Liver Kidneys White Swell
ings, Scrofula, Chronic and naamatory Rheumatism to-
gcther with Nervous Diseases Fever and Ague Fits &c.
particularly invites the attention of all to call and
him at
Kesslers Hotel, Thursday, April 14th,
where he will remain three DAYS for tho examination OF
patients, and delivery Of medicines. Examinations free
Dr. p will be in Clyde April 18th, and Tihin April Goth.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

bellevue Corporation and York TIP.
The Republicans of York township, and
of Bellevue Corporation, elected their entire
ticket by handsome maiorities.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
The viper EsIting a FiIe.


1t is gratifying to notice how every ma
licious assault upon Gov Chase, by unscru-
pulous Democratic partisans, has promptly
recoiled, and with decided effect, upon the
assailant The recent insult offered him by
the Senate, in adopting tho coarse resolu-
tons Of Mr.. Sehleich, has had the effect to
show at once the utter absence of any paus-
ible ground of attack, and the bitter parti-
zan spirit which is constantly actuating his
political ealopponents- emingly all themore
violent and mean, for the very reason that
they cannot find anything wrong of which
to accuse him. M m fa3
Mr., Schleieh, however, in a most unuckg
moment, faneied be had made a brilliant
discovery and IN hot haste ponned certain
grossly offensive resolutions, in substance
demand Of Gov. Chase 10 explain why he
had cogered mp a monstrous fraud, (which
he bad lsnowielge; whyhe had Suppressed
tharapogf of Mr.. Collins, exposing it, and
''rcqNitHgN bin TO eOInmunicata tho same
TO the Senate forthwitb. The thonorbale0
Sen'se's Democratic mijority eageAy en-
dorsod lhisindigniy--appaTontIyeK expecting
to cover the aAonished GoreFuorRith last.
ing i9frny. But shis5qniet and ,deeidedly.
cool, though entirely dignifedh and respeet-
fol reply, has covered the said majority Of
the Senate with shame and confusion Tho
Governor stated that he knew nothing Of
the fraud, save what was contained in the
Collins report, which he told them would
be found on certain pages Of their .ocB
sJoHrgiol Of iasi session. Thatwas enough.
The people arc left in doubt which to won
/ der Rt.most---the malice or the stupidity Of
the aforesaid Senatorss4- Gin. 6dE. @a
1 ~ -4rr-vrs~-slrss-i i---1--s-rir-- W q
\ DEEP AID RowERFUL MELL--The Ar
tesiap we'll bored in Louisville is BOSS feet
deqp,qof which i59S fsot,is through olime-
stone, the bore being three ipebes 10 diane
ter. The well discharges 23o gallons Of
I water per minute Orabout 10000 gallons
4 10 "a, hours. The water Cows, with such
1 forco that il rises ine pipes, By its own
pressure. 40 feet above the surface. IL
force iseslimatea y be-eaaql 70 that of 9
steam engine, of sleHli heYe ipewoE I Tbs
water IS hiQhly ebaFgad W;i mineFslwailer
is peFfectly limpid, with aniRyaIiRble TEN
peFaipre Of 5ot degrees aud is supposed q
be galuable for medicinal purposes s~.1r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
To the Sick.
May Appointments.

DIR. TUBES win be in attendance as follows
FREMoNT-Kessler's Hotel Monday, 10th May.
NoRWALK-Amerieen House, Saturday, 14th May.
For Consultation upon an Dsedsesorthe TRyoat lungs
Heart LiUer, Stomach, BOpsls Kidneys and SpleeH.-
Aiso Dropsg, GrapsL RheNmaiism NsroOHs Debil-
aty Dyspepsia Female Diseases, Aeus and Feuer Fits
Impurities gf He BiooL ErupfioHs, Cancers, Ulcers.
and all other varieties f Tang siaHdiRg eopaiRts both
Ezisyyral and IaterRai.
For ten years, pr. Tnbbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually
many Of whom had Exhausted every other within
reach lN NO CASE ARE NINRRAL on OTHER POIsORs
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL OR
TEAR DOWN TO RuUp Up AGAIN. The medicines eau be
taken with fcy the most delicate and patients may
remain at home and continue, with prudence their ordi
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment friends and physicians had given up all
hope, the indispable evidence Of which always be
invited CALI aud may be assured that encouragement
will be given expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect of recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

PuTuYsIc, OR AsTuMk,--Tho statament
gyonis wilbe read with deep interest by all who
have endured the nexprssble horrors Of Asthma. Es
peea II commend itself those who have bell, we'd
that treatment may relieve but cannot curs
Holmes tp., Crawford Co., o.. July 1857.
Dr. Tnbbs-Sir; Since Childhood have been afflicted
with Phthysic or Asthma My mother before suffered
from the disease As grew older II became WORSE
the occurred otener and we're protraeted
and severe especially during The winter AtR
little more than ordDary exetion caused violent
cough, and great OPPRESSION In breathing, sy 1a
While the paroxysms lasted, there was distressing
cough and constant agonisng struggle BREATH being
at times apparently upon the verge Of suhocatio1 Very
little sleep could be obansd at such tlcs and that little
while sitting n my chair Two years ago ] was induced
by the statement Of lady whom you cured Of Asthma 70
mako trial had little faith time partly
because had often been Disappointed AID partly be-
others said could not getwe The treatment was
pursued under circumstances most nhfayorable having
the sick friends yet have bee not only fully
lieyed Of all symptoms OF Asthma but Of other affections
accompanying. have cough now, but breathe freely,
susanna ". ouAIETANcE,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
Portland, N1aine.
schenectady, N. v.

At the Charter election in that city, d.
P. Forest, Republican candidate for Mayor,
was elected by handsome majority.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08
semi-Annual Pay nlont OF Taxos.

The Columbus Gazette, says the several
County Treasurcrsi in the State, with but five
exceptions, have completed their first annual
settlement with the Comptroller of the
Treasury and have within the last few
weeks, paid into the Treasury, on the Comp
troller's certificate, the sum of one million,
eight hundred and three thousand four hu1-
dred and seventy four dollars and seuenty-
two cents-the proceeds Of the first half
years collection. .,..-.. ....
This amount is distributed to the follow
ing funds, namely
General Revenue. -$874,o3O SO
Sinking Fond ------ 622,949 90
State Common School 759,739 72
District School Library ~ 46,726 SO
Total collection 81, ,so3,47472
The counties yet to make settlement are
Cuyahoga, Seneca, Champaign, Hooking,
and Coshoeton. The balance subject TO
draft is as follows:
General Revenue --, --$l97,99l ~
Canal Fund = --,-----4- 3,046 40
Sinking Fund --------- 1886 A q
State Com, School Fund - 2lo,4ls SO
Dist. School LibraryFupd s9,l69 81
Total . - $642,26 SO
| 6 sft -------- q Il --- na'
y Cost of clustering the state House.
The Columbus Gazetfe says the bill Of
plasteting the State House, allowed to D.
II. Dale & Son by the S. II. Commissioners,
amouHted to the following
Hall House Representatives .$lO,o+6 SO
Senate Chamber- ----- .--- G595 80
4 Supreme COURTROOM --..- 3,5ls 90
Library Room 2,729 "a
Basement Room- ---.-----li l,ll734
| Division No. @ -.--- 1883 l,3l3.lle
/ Division No. z .------ l,477 60
Total $8G,s50 Sc
4 The modelling ola large centraPieee alone
cost the sum Of 81 ,76e. e
;. "h erl italian ExiIes. ~
4 The Italian cxiles who took possession of
fhe ship bringing them to this country, and
directed her course to Great Britain, have
addressed a,statement of their proceedings
to Mayor Of Cork Itis a manly, digniiied
paper, recounting the incidents Of their
voyage 10 naply unaffected way. The
statement Of facts does not materially diff
or from that before published in the Frist
papers. With reference to their reluctance
to come to this country, they say
"Ifyou ask Us, Sir Why we would no
90 to America, such 6ne, free and civil
ized country, we shall answer for seyera
I reasons. Look at our figures Many 0
US are old and Of dseayed heal.hs buris,
for ten years in tue galleys, being thirty -Rv'
r days 81 sea, how could we support lopl
! navigation on q sailing shiPl Whoever j
|, baniShed from dear country for which h
has suffered, wishes to DO far from il as III
! lie a. possible ~
ssssioN PEornAorED, ,-The Democrat
majority concluded not 70 adjourn on Nor
|, day and extended the session to Wednel
. day uoon. Neglect to pass the appropril
ton -biil the assigned reason. tpua
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

ssssioS PRoraAorED, ,-The Democratic
majority concluded moi 70 adjourn on Mon
day, and extended the session to Wednesr
day uoon. Neglect to pass the appopria-
ton bin the assigned reasoH. tpna
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

The counties yet to make settlement are
Cuyahoga, Seneca, Champaign, Hooking,
and Coshoeton. The balance subject to
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-08

The Columbus Gazette says the bill of
plasteiing the State House, allowed to D.
T. Dale & Son by the S. II. Commissioners,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
GREAT SALE Of TOWN LOTS in ASH
" LAND KENTUCKY THE hENfuCkf, Iao9
COat am A. .SrrRl cTITRIN1 COMPANY vt1 nahs

A EA
u Land. KENTUCKY THE BENrncKY Iaoa
COAL AND MaNUFAcTURIN8 COMPANY ~i1 nals !
.je q Lots the Town Of Ahsna Kentucky. % rRioAI
aud sATURDAy Hay 9 and :, 1854
s.hans i, IL GreerSp County Kentucky the Ode nvs
the poin; where The Lexington snd Big ssodJ RaOsd i
A.h.ns va. .d 90. II Iss, and coU..n, three csucas
sT.ss. Coz on ana PsSsas M.naisa.udss E.:.sasAss3
sfurpiiUre hsouf.et'r y, and Bsnh .,,,
Ashland large m,nufse,uriD, b,ias.s AID % m.ie "a.
ms esntsr o. Trace wo1 MN 1as 500,
Ohio. should and ust eventually command
The Contsuy owu nesry oo q Land part Of vhA
Is r,er bottom ans the remainder hn LAID containing CO..
the be.t quality Of Which they are Wiling TO mats ubsL
donations ste. for b ding sno coal unns privilege ps
es desfou. Of euss,lpg IN manufacturing The sbaudalcs
the bin lanes such that this requisite iof maaas
turing Gao be furD u As.Dd cheapest sh
orrbef With bei1 e ceuser of tie Pg Iron Mats induces
Company 20 believe tina. 81 no ctar point can the msnr
cuted.
Camel Coal found es. abundance In Greennp sni Or
ter Count, sns toe Lexington and Bs sasdy ssasA
TIT. c.nn, Cos secoud to the pape mailing
Coz OH and Psrne yedins from 10 TO 50 sslns Per tan
TIE ~s o se. The vein Sf csna ss
worked By the Rentuek, Coal on Company" (Of Ashsad
s .aordsd by the Lexington nd Big sandy Rsosd for T.
d,eri This Camel Ccs Asbad the abundance 10 ars
parties fishing to In Disabling o' bon Goa:
Several Of el'y are s,o foans me bus T1uni a.
fer nskDg fire Birch Of TIE beat quality the manufacture
We ipvt,e the especial attention Of with susi csp.l
who DESTROYS OF engaging in the msouf.cti OF wsco&
ohef yehiclesi OF Sh4fN
ard suy OF trade Of which wood iroa "
priDcps nstea' aud cbesp fae Is desraoe 70 the sav,a-
sses Of this place. believing tbem u BE- unssrpsseed
Ia the spa Of ordinary advertisements ell OF the Mvne-
Of A.h,aud great coumere al ad msouf.ssurus
point fully set forth sud The Company invite
onsl inspection satisfied tina. sIt examination VIII Gully ~
dourd their great sdvanisse.
In es OF lots and Of real esste the Company
have solved TIE Incorporation OF provisions Ia tse COO
yeysnoes srs he sale sprtaous intoxicating haaors
She sale will be-Onsthlrd cash In hand. end TIE
cm.Ddr 10 tSo squs In one snd t~' yes s'ss
lnterts from the day OF sale.
ANY Information desired win BE- furnished spphca1oa 10
the President orsecretsry OF the Company
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
% n)bum Il May GonrerH.
lAUTION to DEALERS in ELIAS TIC FAB

CAUTION to DEALERS in ELASTIC FAB
~ RlCs ooctsislDg THREADS OF SHEETS o. vuLoA.-
lied RUBBER dsrsrsd fs-: notice tess Ne eoies
o Cssres ooozJe OF tas
sb, val.sd Rabber prsg~.d sceos,ns . '.s co.
pears pstsct Il Juas u.s. 1874 IN si siso fabrics tas elasticity
Of whh doe the shrrns or cou.sstin5 me snse o.
sst sao Be covered proseces on
on. or both sides With other asn rusbs ana Ia all
smooth elastic sairred goods end sso % make aad cell lsdt
rubber threacs Of ycsnzsd rubber sod al threads Sheet o.
rubbef which Be Dsde hnsned ~ union vita or
10 b. covered by brogs And he hereby gives
ice that ready supply the trade viii soeh fabdcs
rsssoD, hie r.ses and has . fai stock now IN ssore.
Hi Attention has called 10 advertisement ssred By
william. uo,oe IA phich ssl Judson claims 70 be the Of
The rizh. 70 ia port and u such Eoo1s
The ssfed that this pesense on the part OF
,se Jdsos Il upon the pnbic and made Tor he
o,e uiuyns hs business Said Judson %. exhibited
liz ed titles Court TO the pabe sad be does
cot Al nd the undersigned oppors1niy eommsecns any
mt order test these titles Charles Goodyear
could NOT five ss 20 said Juds3n, or %
ARR N. be convey ed 20 the uodes led The qu4on
deodsd by Joese ingerso In Work. upon sfminuy
molten and partial presentation Of the csse not desvs Of
The es OF The e Of underDsd, and the care ruSsasi
bv aid Jue .on shows the Court imposed By
title IN trd pan, Inch ssd Judson claims 10
lave been in himself for the last liz JeAs.
fbe updeknsd therefore. cautions all eese IL articles OF
the above descn oiops containing NULCANIZLD RUBBER
th,. no such lawfully sod In this country without
tits epse and np snd rst he shall ofosscoe 20 me
extent Of the lsv all persons infringing ppon his said fgh
Order, soliciteS AID nights TO guaranteed By
HORACE II. DAY, No. Is Courasndt st., New fork
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16

CD S00 TO $3,000.-WANTED. an active,
WSssDUO energetic NAN With this snouat to axe an
interest IN ard main control Of skfe MANUFACeURISS
BUSINESS veil secured BY Psen Tbs article already 10
duy prac and promises large ssssa 100 per profit
No bonus askea purchase Of paint Tae m5ney say
vartsd for working csps Unsozbsed references
rv sd capacity gfyen required Address, with rsc,s
s,sns whsys sssy r.svisw zsy se sas. H. D. rbaes
OlnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
IOUSE for SALE.-A first-class, four story,
Reniaerators.

COMMITTING NEW and SUPERIOR!!-
y REVOLVING aud VENrILA1INs REFRIGERAToA
Yhis article while IL very economical in lee has very large
amount o, sheroom which Is arranged " TO be IN hVe ~
ferent apartments thereby keeping butter, milk TO-, Iron
coming IN contact mes hsh meons anything where
BY they may become tainted and spoiled II has water ooos
attached shelves revolye bringing each dish 70 the hsn<
The box very Ornamental being made In al ootsson o -
Handsomely s.pec We also sige personal attrnton - ~
Kinds Of Warning and ven.Dstus Send for Circular rvo
ds.riptlon and cuta = L. HE0ENBERG SONS
No. So Wa ker ct, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-16
Commissioner Of T.Iss sad A....snsn.,

ITO! HO For the gold and silver mines OF
Arizona. The AIiz ona Mexican aud Central American
Emisaon and Colonization Association, will dispatch ve'-
sel With members Arizona via lndanoi
Texas, under the direction Of its officers on OF about tao
MAY For aud programme OF the As.ocaon' sPPy
~ Wv WILLIAM WILSON, General supsrints ndent.