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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25
VALUABLE WHARF PROPERTY


THE NEW CREEK COMPANY will offer at Public Sale
change Sale Rooms 10 South Gay street their LARGE AND
VALUABLE PROPERTY south side OF Outer Basin
Commencing the line of property Of j. w Ross, which s
about 10 feet westerly from fauber Port Warden
line, thence said line north 634 degrees about It's
feet to end thence parallel with Haubert
still on Port Waens line, about loo feet thence south, 1874
degrees east % feet to centre Of Decatur laid down.
but which is opened thence along Of said street
about 42O feet to north side Of Nicholson street, Gas
about IS feet; thence northcy, parallel with auber
street, about 50 feet thence eaStery parallel with Nicholson
street, point midway between Haubert and Decatur
street. thence parallel with Haubert street. about 65 feet
thence easery about feet to line of other property of New
Creek Company and by line of said property and land of hos
Coleman and John Ross, about 400 feet, norhery to
place of beginning, Port Warden Line subject certain
property for benefit of adjoining land; and with right to
tend about 80 feet beyond said Port Wardens line accord
ing to ordinance Of May 81, 1856.
ALSOA lot of about 40 feet Haubert extending
in depth 20 feet line of above described property Sold
subject mortgage to Thomas Ninans, thousand
dollars due LIST October 1861 The wharve and docks
substantially built with several railroad tracks connecting
with Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, the whole in good
repair and condition, furnishing facilities for large business
in shipping coal produce for which pupoSe would yield
good revenue
ALSOA lot lambert street. about 20 feet 'front.' extend
ing depth about 6 feet to the line of the wharf property
clear Of incumbTanCe
Terms Of saeOnehaf of the purchase money cash. and
the balance credit Of six months the purchaser giving
his negotiable with endOrser endrseS satisfactory to
the Company upon payment of which decd will DO made
Plan Of the property be at the Auction Store.
5. II. COVER, Auctioneer,
re,l n,
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25

FAYETTE ST., BETWEEN NORTH AND CALVERT.
THE DISEASES OF HORSES and all other domesticaed
animals receive prompt attention and scientific treatment
His celebrated OINTMENT for Spavins, Spln Ringbones
and all bony engagements Curbs Demper Chronic Cough
&C. &c and Veterinary Medicines of eNry description,
raned genuine and properly prepared, all times be
had his Office forwarded any part the country on
receipt of cash.
enclosing dollar upon all diseases connected with his
profession, when the mode Of treatment and the
per medicine to that amount will he Immediately forwarded
State the symptoms clearly and cdrcy and how the med
cine is to be sents Liquids cannot be transmitted through
the PoSt. au2lU
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Dlumbers,

DLUMBING IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES BY
JAMES EAX No l6 Sharp street doors south Of Ger
sortment of MIGRANTS, Lift and Force PUMPS Rams,
Water Closets. Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead Zinc WASH BA
the shortest notice the most improved principles All
JOB WORK punctuay attended to on the most reasonable
terms s2Sly
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25

IA ROBERT LAWSON,
EeAEN SADDLE, TRUNK, HARNESS,
ff5VS3
-.ALaLla COLLAR MANUFACTURER,
Wholesale and Retail
29I BALTIMORE STREET, CORNER SHARP.
Merchants and Wholesale Dealers invited 10 call and
stock before making purchases being prepared
to sell goods LOW they be purchased of the
NORTHERN OR EASTERN CITIES, and PLEDGE MY
SELF TO DUPIlCAT any bill made in those cities Please
call and satisfy Yourselves Of the fact SS-fm
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25

HUGH GELSTON HAS REMOVED TO HIS
Il lOd Office, No l SOUTH CHARLES STREET, corner
of Baltimore The business of the planning Mill Sash
Door Factory and Lumber Yard of H. d. GELSTON,
of Caroline and Fleet streets will he transacted in the
office All orders for Lumber &c, will he promptly
attended to left the above office the Planning Mill
Also the business of the "Caverton Company Carpet
Works." their agents the Wareooms connected there
with. large assortment is offered at greatly reduced
prices. ja26-f
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25

pICHMOND FLOUR-The undersigned have
~ been appointed by the manufacturers, at Richmond,
Agents for the sale in this market of the well known brands
of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and &c. THORNTON and are
prepared negotiate for entire less quantities of
this Flour delivered board vessels Richmond
facturers prices in this Market with
charges for freight &c.
supply sufficient to fill orders requiring immediate deliv
cry will be kept hand at Warehouses; which
solicit the attention Of shippers
p. MAICOM * CO.,
Rnwl yis who
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-02-25

Co., FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No. 40
#,, Lombard street. opposite the Public Store Possession
s- given Immediately; there too good Offices and
large Dry Cellar the Gas fixtures must be taken with the
house Apply to JOHN +. PICKRELL CO,
Oc2Stf Lombard street
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BOARDING HOUSE.

MFRS. JANE u. IIAMMETr. having
AVA rented ia" large and commodIou>
Dwelling in Leonard Town. heretofore
owned and occupied by VIVA. T. Maddox
Esq. respectfully informs her friends and
the public, thai she = now prepared 10 ac-
con.mndaie Doth PERMANENT AND
TRANSIENT BOARDERS. From her
long experience in tn. business. she feel,
confident that those who may patroniz. her
House will have no occasion 10 fad fault
with their entertainment.
TERNs-PsTmdnsR Bnari>rs, $40, 90 pcr
year Transient Bo,rders will be charged 81
Hotel rates.
Leonard Town. Feb. OH. l~51-,r.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

JOHN B. BOWES, thankful for the lin
eral support he received a, the late election
again presents himself to the voters of Leon
ard Town District as a candidate for Road
Supervisor and respectfully so!ic'rs the sup
port OF has friends and felIow-cIt.zens OF tG,.
district.
Nov d. 1857
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
LAND AGENCY.

HAVING frequent cumauntl atsgns "."N
Il the Land buyers and srecu'a'"Ts 81
Pconsy lgaGia. Deis ware and The i--.-ttr"
Shar. ri Nd. affords ghe Undersigned ~IpA-
nor oLporuniues ~ srl.ing LANDS and F..rHl,
s'na,e! N -. Mary, and the other lover
cc.nries ii tue W estern :Sn0rr VI Nd Ter
sor, desiring 70 sell All wi't 7r rnE ser
s.~t,, will please s"nf full ""rrlcu!ar- OF 10
csi..n. improvement. terms. kc..
iuLrrss. THOMAS RiilHCOE.
Baltimore Nd.
February 10Th ls5a-lv.
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NEW LUMBER YARD,
Corner Of East F;t,is and Laatcrn -iren"e,
BALTIMORE. MD.

- WILLIS (Iate OF the firm Of $. Willis
=. & 60 h4s commenced ihe II Mi'ER
BUSINESS en- hiS own account. aud - pre-
ra,,l :, lurn,. LTHREH IA Ill ray7r'ies Tor
Hr.fdrug al. other purposes. II" vii! fur
MS. a.-o--
rP INES. SASH,
DO0nr PEfcKS. LINE OR HAIR. dc
VIVA many thanks to MS former custom
ers in -. Mary. an the joining counties,
lie hops To- r-iatn TER confidence am 70.
core i. eli pa,ronag-. AMI p.esges him -e!f 10
~. eyrry Effort To p.rase. AMI s. III sell cheap
~ ca>a or approved paper.
Dee 9th. ls5S-lY.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

No. 25 and - North Cav stFeeE
. . =,


NEAR FAYETTE, Baltimore, Md.
"THEHi. - kent a!wavS on hand, or made
W % orGer. every s'vle - French TETE-
Il. TEITS IN Plush, IIa'r, Cloth or hrocatc..
French Iu.t Staff aIG Medallion Pat'or .1RA-
C!i4IRS, wit. Plush, H-i-, Cloth or Brocs-
tell.
French Fu,. S;u.T Carved T.lRLOR CH.iiP
and sets with Plush, Hair. CIotn or BcocaielIc
SOF.lS, half French M,no-nny: Walnut Par
lnr CH.iIRS, IN Hair. CIn'l' or Plush.
ROCKING CLFTRS--yarrous designs, in
HaIr. Cloth and F'ush.
S.lT S,rug LOCNGES-o large assortment
always on hand, or any faiern made Q. covered
with arv goods to order.
CLIMBER SUITS-in Mahogany 81 Wsl-
nut. complete from 50 M.
CANE CH.lIRS and ROCKING do-;Ae
TAR Is; assortment ready Rde IN any one house
in the United States--from SIP .inzen up. q
Par Room. Office aud DIaing Chars, in Oak
Walnut Mah"gony, with Cane, Wood or
Stufird Seals-an aSso. tnrnt embracing over n
dozen.
Wood Sea, Chairs and Se,tees and Rocking
Charrs-over a hundred dozen.
LOOKING GLASSES af every variety. snd
BEDS and H-fIR ard HJ.SE MATTRESSES
a yerv large assortment constantly on hand aiid
for sac by
AUG. IATHIOT,
O. and q 'orth Gay, near Fsve'ts
a.ree., BALTIMORE
E--.. 2nd ls5s-ly.
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ROAD SUPERVISORS.
NOTICE.

A IL persons indebted 10 me are inform
n Ell for the last time TO come forward aud
settle their Indebtedness without further de.
lay. However disrgreeable il NAV be 10
others and 70 myself, necessity will compel
me to place the accounts of all persons owing
me (who do not promptly respond TO this
nouce) 10 the hands OF Conslables for collec.
ton.
J. W. J. MOORE,
LEONARD Town.
Jan. 18th. 1851.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
BgSENESS NOTICE.

rENUE BUSINESS at the stand 81 the Old
f.u w.li 4ereaii.r br ,onGrcled b!
DAN!EL. 1. MORGAN. w:J ;rtas'.s :
sincere tl,anks T. ms irrs ads and tie Tub!i~
uoi pa,l "a :. AM so..,.is ue ccai.h -a.!IF
.pli.e >.,Ae. IL. WI s.il = tor @-A. To
aLc.. ~ u pIJuyt cu>toTIe's. IL quo
are lnyigs-I Ia give ann a cal be;rIr p"f,is'-
sIug { ssSr.srT-. a NJ i drt"f;ntn.i - 80 -
least J pr cent. Ioaecr than any h"us'. IN '"e
CounirI ,r--e.
Jan. -, .e-9-tf.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

SAINT MARY'S FEMALE
SEMINARY

NJ l.L De r-,,rened IN 30 ND4T the
w Istl Ui OctI,er neat fDr the admission
Of pupils. -tents. Guardians aLd friends l..
tt'.+.e education generally, have great c4us,
{ ! congr.tv4atiyi. IL the opportunity nJw Of
FIRED, = .iuE t. their datIgnters and wards :,
tn. s4-.i. ....all-! elu af,on, without sending.
Theta abroad ~ That puTpJae.
I"s Iu>toas "t -. A4r.'s Frulnl. SEMINARY
have su1oo-..,l "a. tra!!s,.r-L.I, tie freu.n aud
E:-.t-H n,.drl,y 81 Man. pL~pOMMIEi.
...o.. LHueI Tie SIt-rryi>lal. yf Md. Dt~pnm-
E.I,r aad Miss MARY b. DESi from i.alti-
asylc - t." s. Mary'> female Seminar
wAeIe young ." ne, vii cLJ,y al the adla.ta-
zes Il Ole Ut tue ilfst schools j.. the Union Al
..A!: IN. ,p@a-e - such institutions generally.
MAD. DE>tONIIEk Is lady 81 rare a.
c"npilsLlncDfs. bang thoroughly educated au.i
-! II ~ agreeable and Retired manners.
MIS- 3i.ADr.- is to- VEL Known &, .e-rir
ee:U'a-.g.tt.ga. .u.v.,; '..,~: s,,cr~, fglv a x.
.-a- i.1'f, y..a- IT. IT Ntr,s rpa t-.r.s. favor
ally Eln..I. - ri - ...>. last - Mr. Sar-
31-..' ~. NacCut'ou-h. and p.ul pr;acipal
wi,.. Mad. u >,ouaiar.
III" l...:.,g. i i .~au:it.:lir situated ou til
r. N-.l rE'c-, IL ste q tue Oh city If -.
MARY !, accessible ) s:eIl-b-ags several tiiles
! week, -5rcrt.ai.y hcait"v, at.d within con-
veiient distance a Episcopal, krHan CItAoll.
and M-lhp.t.t q ulc!4e..
4 j.ly q. tie Methodist persuasion viii b..
Immediately c..u,"vol.
!ue .",.s-t...r var consist, Of two terms #
I've .gt,t.f.., t..
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NOTICE,

III. persons wishing TO communicate
IN with me BY letter. will direct their cor
r"Spondrnrr by mallto Port Tobacco. Charles
cnnary. Md. or rs steamer II NichUia<, 10
Ch1pp"l Psint, Charles rnunu Md
WM. 4. CAMPBELL
Eel Bird, Is!Ig-ii,
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
T.rns c4sh, cr Nsgo,i.slit rrsr.

= -. = " !,
We ole. FOR sale on the above terms, n
low prizes. the following articles, mostly OF
cur own manufacture, and which We viii
warrant to be OF the beat quality.
DOORS.
SASuES, (GlozrI or no, Gfazel.l
BLINDS.
WINDOU and DOOR FRAMES.
NEHTL POSTS.
BALUSTERS.
NOJLDINGS.
BRACKETS.
HOT FED AASNES.
UOODEN NANTES.
SLATE MANTLES
SLATE HENR1u>
BUILDERS HARbI-ARE.
UINDOU GLASS.
UUOO tt BIZ FOR CHAIN PUMPS.
DETER PIPE, SC,
Han Rails, TruSses, Centre Flowers "a,
CtIilrG>, Carved mau,i.a-s ard Brackets
Pann-I Ornaments. SHnh Utights and Cord,
Dressed Flooring, Bucaa. Lime, Hair, Plasi
ter. Cement, s. IND d great variety OF
architectural materials aid ornaments.
Ordered work furnished promptly. and in
th" hest manner.
lie are also SOL" aytnrs n BalGmore or
the Hes; Cns;le'un Rail Road. and SLATE.
Company. and are ). Hog al Manufacturers
pnrcs.
Slate .uln;l" pieces, IN perfect imitation Of
~" richest anu most expensive Spanish mar
..c>-and winch are. Il r durahrliy. strength.
ueautE. AMI chrapn.ss. unsurpassed. They
arc - highly polished taal they retain their
a"aa1y nluch !onI.E iHaa marble, and are not
i1Iurc! by >:ncac. coal ga. ~ acd> They
t'.c,r appearance" Is 'ngch .u?"r,pr. n! PR
,.us interested in lr,lIu@. vii do we'll to
iuate e no. rt :hi@.
u, -" ai.o agent. L tn" best Sash, Door
ana B.lr1 .u.r.nn"rr, made ~ ihr country,
AMI IL ;n5a,-n.u. "a n.anG!ac'rr.rs' prices
II. u.achiu"Tr necessary Err n.auG!acluun.
n.yr-. "a @r-. Bt.L, .T,u.j.n-s Sc. such
~.
SCEFArfNc MACHINES,
FpW.R nua roo I NOR Using MA.
CHIMES.
IrE'.niNC MACHINES.
TENJE'>,G .lhCIItNI%.
P'AINING NJ itEIN"r.
BLIND NuHrt>lN, MACHINES, &C.
Ill 81 win i are ga ani"d 10 ,;f~r salts
lar:.n
~ 'ommuu'r.'io&> ,.l.' 'ecerye prompt
It..t"n.
GEDE.;t.N srEVEES & co.
~ u. Pratl ~. Near Sp-ar's HhaEf,
B,.lmoHc. Sd.
March 18th, ls5s--ty.
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Fob 2nh 1889

A ?. LArCCRhILLE respectfully i"-
- irma ij> 'rei.is ..ld the Pa. AZ. Lat
ie has .akeu WAREHOUSE NJ. lOi DtGAE'S
WHARF. where be- intends c.;liuc:.ng tue
FLOCE. GRAIN. F!.Fil & contested wi'h
. GENERAL COMMISSION BUSHES ;.
lie his now in 81; re a1d will constantly keep
IN hand full and claire SIMPLY II tie h".t -
ficleR such as
FLOUR, GRAIN,
NEAL. OATS,
LIME, GCASo.
BRICKS, HAY,
STRAW, MILL FEED.
CHOPS. RYE. Sc
ell i which lie j. Prepared /, s",l curap fo-
cash. lie La. eng g.ri ;'tc ,5rs:.ss ~ ;pl.tc
and attentive H~,i-ta'. Mr. Ark ,Edcr l.. Bral,
" which t"gtth with lis -wn pcr>"I.ai IT.
f"ution. he hopes n ave general Satisfaction.
jIe respectfully s'Icis share u pubi" pa
tronag".
Era- Strr; attention vii :, given - al con
E2rments nr,crs thankiutiy received aud
promptly attended -.
neg" Strit attention vii b" given 70 to
purchase u LUMBER ly l. l.. BEAL
Feb lIth lS-g--tr
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
FOk STATE .lTTUR Wy.

respertfully oHer myself :" The rotor" q
SAINT MaFy's corn'v, as Candidat" for
States Attorney ri the ensuing Fall election.
and schcIt Tie support u n.y iT.enls ard ie!
low cIiiZens.
JAS. 9. DOWNS,
Fah 2!Ih 1889
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05
lln.
s&OR,SS0S's
.N.f.NIPUL.1TD.
q q a n d!

FEVNIS CNEQUALED FERTILIZER
composed Of one ;.:.li best PERI ~
GCANO. one-talf Gne GROUND BGNt.
anu the best PIlOSfiikTit TT ANO. : m
condition for immediate use, urrEg prepare.
oy new and improved utattIGrst. ar
when means the m1,i perfect cou..I..ai:. "a
Is effected. reducin. AZ 10 a uniform f.,.
powder: and for application by drill or other
wise. IL i IA IT, most perfect ori'r. And |
have no hesitation IN saving. that !.r all
crops IL is equal 10 an. i,rtl,iZer ever Oiier"u
To IlIe farming conInunIIy- The quality iciU
h kept perfectly ru!f.',n N all cases. aud
WARRANTED to contain : Per rent. If
AMMnNlA and - 10 81 per cent. oi BONE
PIOSfH ATE Or LIME. II y PUT W in
good bags. weighing about $50 lbs. each.
Purchases vii! F."ase notice. that ine name :.
L. ROBINSON, : branded On each bag
none oih"r Is genuine.
My loE- experience IN the trade, aad the
general satisfaction heretofore given by al,
Guanues sold by me. will. | hope. BE- q
guarantee TIA; the article now Offered vii b.
a Teprr.e nrci. WI also keep constantly
on hand the best PERU WAN, MEXICAN
and other GuanoeS. which will 81 az low
as any house 10 the CITY
WILLIAM ROBINSON,
Nos. 4 - q HOiiEnsW0Tth street.
Gt4r FRAT ST. 81 Ua1.J.
BALTIMORE
Jan. 9th, lS59-4m.
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EA.timorc. Nil, n. l1.,. $50.
2 7. Yam, l.. Hamilton: III. ali NY
-fE testimony al. wiz I"r.su,y nv. /:
"pur yr.v pleasant -. 'rr:l, ,a..a.i, ,na- :
.iuc--i!l.'ihEAT VIRGINIA REMEDY
Las dos" r...!" far N" ~ r.-ia.:l- - ~..-t |
l"ai;: ,han a.! r'.-". RENE ..,s l.".I,a-ll used
.ait NV ,2r's unDt.a r.I:ty -. MARY =. MI.
some ;t.:"c :.lrutil> ~i.ec with III; .t.t.. hope
"ye. h,'..-' Il, h,a.toy - un'y am. ii n..u
case WAS Dyspepsia "l IA r.. ,rarut"d rhGtar'c-.
>lch a. hra''A"lc. sck-s, mach, vertigo. with
great nervous debility n! depression d. ct,..
';-i;uts, Il the chest &c. from VIII la,s
b-"n r"lcycl by Won: medicine, an. b,iicyc I
viii cuIc ANY case # pyspcps;,.
Your friend.
CATiIARlNE lIEkBTET.
sincerely hciicvc Tat your n.~dicine-thc
tir"at Virginia hrntdv--i, very arf,am yulc
tnr Dyspepsia ny ,.,rr" \ above m..p.,a. 4 +, /
y"ur medicine, with .stru..l;g effect
y -racstl'lv.
SARAH \. SWORD.
l.,O Ann street
For sale by Druggists generally
no be had Of ncssss. Bean 81
Zones, $50 DuGan. Wharf.
R=a- For sale by THOMAS II. FOWLER
Chapticp, b..
Sept. 23rd. lS5s--ti.-
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JOHN l.. HEBB.

ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR ArLAw,
Leca.ard Tora, s. Mary's o., Id,
WILL practice in The Courts Of the Is
w Jude al District.
Eeh. ~ iS5o-iy.
St. Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1845-1863, 1859-05-05

!"0or"orat'! ty tie ST." o. Mr., land. 1919.
OFFICE. 30. u SDUTII STREET.
'EfiE C"rlrnnr rnvur.- every description Of
Property m the Cry or Country, against
oss ~ damn hy FIRE.
Inc n,rrss.... MEG; daily, 1" determine spplI.
caruna fpr rnaurarcr.
JR SEIDENSTRICKER. Pre-:dent.
roARu o. ItE.,Tn 3.
Alien 1. Caarrta, W.,htu Woodward,
Henry ". Bon. George bartlett,
William h-#!, hderl Hsmmend,
John " r., y",eph W. jenkins,
Edwaed J. 'Aarch, Thomas 81 sullivan,
uh Smith, George Small.
Join u. 'iAG2uDGR, Jr., see'y
March Il, es---ly.
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MMrl "4th $50 It.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11
nUuLDING IN FnEmONT.

Already tho note Of preparation has
been sounded. In several places we sec
the stone, brick and lumber piled up wait
ing for the frost to take its final leave. The
prosperity of a community is indicated from
this as sure as tho barometer fortOlls q
change of weather. During the past seas
on many vacant lots have been purchased
upon which dwellings will be erected and
occupied before midsummer Those who
are now living as tenants, will become own.
ers, and room will be given for now comers
All through our town, on every street, where
one year ago were vacant lots, now stand
COW houses with cheerful inmates, or huge
piles Of materials which need but the skill
of the mechanic to rear into habitations and
business houses. Empty houses with the
sign-board "7o Lett" are something which
cannot bo found, though anxiously sough
for, in all our borders.
On Front street, where fire last spring
in fow hours, ravnged whole square
Capt. S. THoMPsoN has already commenced
operations for large brick store three ste
ries high. JoHN S. TYLER, will also builC
brick block on the corner adjoining.
On market street. PHILGP Dom is pre-
pairing to erect fire brick dwelling. LEW
is CANrIELp is constructing beautiful res
idence on the same street.
On Arch street, Mr. SHARP has alrcad,
got a frame up for a residence.
On Arch street, 4. MonEnoUsE is erect
ing fine dwelling, which will be an orna
ment to that portion Of town.
There are several other buildings to b,
erected during the coming season.
There will be no lack Of employment 70
mechanics in our place during the comin!
summer, and we feel that the favorable in
dications now manifest, will give grea
impetus to the business and energy of Fro
mont, and induce persons seeking plac
to locate, to consider whether this is not tn
desired point. Our business facilities, soci
ETY., schools, churches, DC, clearly indicate il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11

CHRsrMAs AT THE The
Ohio State Journal says the present Ward
en- of tho Ohio Penitentiary, L. G. Van
Slyke, is very popular with the inmates of
the prison; all of them, in letters to their
friends, speak in the most grateful manner
of his kindness. About Christmas time
we mentioned that tho Warden would give
tho prisoners an extra dinner on Christmas
day; we arc permitted to make the follow
ing extract from letter written by one of
the prisoners to his friends:
"Christmas, the Warden gave us q blow
out; when We marched into dinner, each
man found, in addition to his regular meal,
big apple pie, and about peck of dough-
nuts, we'll sweetened, lying beside his plate.
1t is against the rules to carry food from the
dining room 10 the cells or shops, but
that day tho Warden jumped up on stool,
and told us that as Christmas didn't come
but once year, he would suspend the rule,
and we might eat all we wished, and carry
the rest with us. You would have laughed
to see the boys when they left the din
ing room. Just fancy about twenty com
pauies, and from 80 to 40 men in each
company, every man with his pockets stick
ing out with load of doughnuts, pie on
his left arm and smile on his face, and
you have something Of an idea of our Christ
mas dinner"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-11
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHIIADEIPHIA


Beneroisn Irsihfion eaa5Eshed Br spsael Endes-
seHf, for the relief As siok aHf disrssscd aicfed
NTH TfrHieHf aud Epidenic DisSasef.
TNHR HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in FkW sf tho awful
destruction Of human fe caused hy Sexual diseaees
nud the deception practiccd upon tke unoranae Victims
thrr Consulting Surgeon. ms a CIfARffABLE ACT worthy
their name to open Dspeney for the treatment of tins
class nf diseases in all heir FORMS and 90 give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with de-
Sripon OF ic'r condition, IaEe, oeenp"ton haiiis o.
ig &c and in cases of extreme poverty, to FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II n neetilas 10 add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
nf The age and will furnish the most apFsevea nedern
treatment
The Directors Of the Assocation in their
upon the treatment nf Sexnef Discusses for the year epd-
ING January lat 1853. express the highest satfac0n
with the which had attended the aors Of the
sung Surgeon in the of Spermaterrhoa, Seminal
Weakness Impotence. Gonorrhna, elect; Syphilis, tbs
vice Of Ouansn Self abuse &c. and srdsr eontuance
uf the same plan for the ensuing vssr
Tho Directors review ~ the past, feel assured
that their Rbors in this sphere Of benevolent er have
been great benefit Ia the 10 the yenng
and they have resolved to devote themselns with
ed zeal to this very important and much despEed
An admirable Report on SpermatouhPa. SPnifna
Weakness, the vice Of Onanism masturiaien, Self
ab ana other diseases of the eal uFeaRs ~ the Con
FREE OF CHARGE, on receipt etTNO STAMPS for pos
tage Oer Reports and Tracts the nature and
men Of sexual Diseases diet, &e- constantly being
published for gratuious distribution and will be sent
treatment discovered during the last year. Of great
value.
Address, for Report or treatment nR, }. sKn.IlN
ilouGHTON Acting Surgeon. Howard Association, Ne
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA D. ilEARTWELL, PrssidsRt.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD Secretary.
June is, lSjS-2lyl.