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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
lAdvertisementI
BRADY's GALLERIES.

fHOrOGkAPHs,
AhsRoTTPGs AID DASgxRheorrrn
Fcs So and ess BrOad~.y, HsvYost sOA No s5a fsns
syvanis-av, Washinstor, d. c.
Pc.ares Of au descriptions copied In every Hys OF The Ar
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

PASSING couSrERfEIr coiN.
Antonio Sapte was examined charge OF passing
half dollsr upon Dr. Hubbard Of Brooklyn Tss
show that the accused had passed the mcaev
deaHd and the Commissioner sccortinsy As
mis- he ecom
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29
CITY ITEMS.

Yesterday was roaster, made toerable only by the
slight breeze which kept up grateful circulation.
The sky was clear for most of the day. but overcast
at sunset with the look OF a thunder-shower.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

SOCIAL AMENITIES OF THE FOURTH WARD.-John
King. a sailor, while fighting with marine named
McCune in q Roosevelt street barroom yesterday af-
ternoon, bit his entirely of. The member vas
sewed on again by surgeon, and King was arrested
by Officers Craig and Sheehan of the Fourth Ward,
and committed by Justice Connolly.
Another sailor, named James Spence, residing at
No. sc Oliver street, bit of the of William John
son about the same time, in fight, for which Justice
Connolly locked him up for trial.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

tn. Italian Committee in acknowledging the re-
ceipt of the proceeds Of the Matinee and Evening
Opers of the 22d inst for the benefit OF the iAmes
Of Italian martyrs in the present war, desire 10 e1
press their thanks to the wen-known distinguished
and patriotic artists, as well ss to the chorus VINO
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

DRowSED.-A young lad named James Pinner, MIN
yess old reading with parents No. p West street Will
fishing on Pier No North River O'Clock yesterday after
noon accidentally fell overheard, and drowIed AT lat
hour his body no, recovered.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

Ar1EnPrED SELF.DEsrRucrIOS.- Rice,
residing at No. 2l2 Center street, found in the
street on Monday night stupefei by lsudanum'
which she had taken f,r suicidal purpose. She was
conveyed to the City Hospital.
woman pamed Sakeer, attempted to commit sui
eide on the same evening, by similar means, at her
re.idepce in Tenth avenue near Thirty first street,
because her drunken husband had il-used her. She
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

ARREST or RowDIEs.-Yesterday morning Detect
i've Farley observing hsh In Center street. John HaI
nett and Augustus Trmbr young who had
from putabe cellar, interiertd, when they him
beating Both Of them were locked up by Justice Conno
o
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

His Honor Mayor Temann, j. W. Gerard, ESQ.,,
and Others have invited the Count Joannes to receive
testimonial Benefit st Niblos, and the learned Count
has accepted the compliment, and fixed the time for
Saturday next. On that auspcious occasion he will
impersonate the Shakespearesn character of Hamlet
the Dane.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

FELosIoUs AssAULTs.-Patrick Fox, an Inshman
with two well-defned black eyes brought before
Justice Brennan yesterday while in state of rum
s,upor, charged with feonious assault. He had
gone home drunk to No. $50 Thirteenth street. aud at
tackled his wife with knife, cutting her arm; and
when Mrs. KeegsD, neghbor, attempted to take the
poor wonans part, he savsgey hit her in the breast
The Justice committed him in default Of 81 600 bail
to answer the charge.
Philip Hessemer, Of No. lss Mott street, alleges
that Lorenzo Meyers met him in the street yesterday,
and. without the slightest provocaton, stabbed him
in the neck and face with dirk several times JUS
tce Brennan committed the accused for examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-29

ALLEGED SwISDLMG.-Mr. Thomas h. Clsrk OF
No. 80 Bowery wishing to purchase stand in Wash
inston Market, applied to James Brown sspeeulator
in the Market to rd out for him if there was one for
sale. few days after, Brown told him that stand
No. AZ, owned by a sick woman named Legrand,
was for sale al 81 OOO and subsequently took him to
q house in Reade street. where be was introduced to
woman who said she was Mrs. Legrsnd, and that
she would not sell the stand for less than the sum
named. Ire money was paid to Brown, and 80 tor
bis trouble, but learning since thst the womaa IN
Reade street was not Mrs. Legrand, but friend OF
Browns and that the Of the stand sold 1t Tor
81, ,O00 CLARK had Brown arrested for swndhng
Brown says that he bought the stand for 81 oOo and
sold it for 5000 This valuable business privilege
pays the city $3 per week Justice Brennan required
the sccused to appear for examination on fndsy
next.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-05-14

h neeur eend eens d! yois ct.
s"' S sus os I " bo o % SsTs es
mn un eyp ouau dams endrO dod poua tout O sur lie
Deu1 minutes ap bau parut meu du brouad HUT ho"mes
rent les habe marns les
Eh brn ThOby homme grande ,ae dun aspect
Kelly Went h vent Nous ne svons rn dc Waterford
moi non plus bsntdt dss instructions La vile
Won Went lei Kelly embe s hommes
eaes danger nous menace Comment va' ab dams ,s:
nos h0mme qu bau dams maOu
O Waterford ramsnera us les homwe ds marais ct nous dit de
nous 1ver ou sr No. 81 asembes sensae
jaime: Lively d"sSra cache ora quill fa re.'
quoqu u at le de oowprende que tai fort
de gems
@ ct atend ec iupaeu pour apper IN coup dec' Sn beau
Tout bod de tais dams equc James bo.i
p1s eai nsae quill eutend' d dhonme dams lie ssn,sr II
ar an lis devant maisOn fappeu ds'ncmsn
Ons vo1 qui ps de ntercur question hque
Lively counaissat Que pouva
s % paee hue Que eseu les homme du baau
s,i sombre James pat ecounai &C.
Lively avat quel pa prsude aer redre Cook qu es
upsee' reatoht quill cherch
done an: oaehsto plus oonmo senusa dn
I'm grand nombs dnvaus chevaux dseu
ver Helena meten pied pssant dvant
mas lis bout de queu james observa
o4ue Jour cut ensremeot vaevent continua Deux
settlement de ve suvirens chemn de Fun
at marchaad aure IN Ceuxi point
dams dgea cone
feuve.
Dix hsu venaiens de les que
mons avaent da lieu HeIeua Lively 6nt
aendre ct await graud mage don't Cook
rssl--L-
spercut quairc de vile par
saent qu lis
weren't bientdt le cheva de James
Db pena oyaut ho,umes emparer dc
Qal n done gensl que veulentls de
Les ndvius consuacn ogt
James trouvat cache TanIs qus
homme celui don't oe bru
pde dun chev Les deterrent
dams taii Dams chcva
e chm cheva Lively pouvt
sur ce les oues u les chevux epars apeu
Adele Dunmore press de f,uet gp de
+. GERsrAEcKER.
(La suite u prochaia nuniro)
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-05-14
@hlkM Is.N!I|1Na,


Non. ce nest pas au sein des villes.
lvres des passions futiles,
Qu'il vous faut cherchcr le bonheur
Mais il SQUIRT 1 Fame pure
Dams le calmc de Ia nature,
Ce grand euvre du Createur
Dams le cri dc poiseau timidc.
Cache SOUS le feuillage humide,
Gazouillant son refrain d'amour
Daus le murmure de Zephire.
Qui resonne CONNIE une Tyre
A lheure o6 s'aunonce le jour.
C'est de ID cloche du village
Lapel doux ct mysterieux.
Que IL brise spporte au rivage. .
Et qui renloute vers les cisux..
-Vieillard. dit Lucette en- colere.
De vos avis je mai que faire...
Passes. passes votre chcmiu.
Vos plaisirs sont ceux dun ermite;
A d'autrss plus gals tout m'iuvite...
Je n'entsnds pas votre latin
Jeune flle aux levres de rose.
Compague des jeux ct des ris.
Pourquoi faut-il qu'un sage svis
Pour vous souvent soft lettre close
L. ]. 9. +.
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ELIXIR Dn GUl '.S s!s:s:s ...s,n."' PAUL GAGE
! Paris de- GrAnele. Saint .Csrmain
I Paris. rue de- Ere

AsTHNEs, cATARRHE, COQUELU Hr. RHu.
NEs, roUx cosvULsivE, ISFLANNbrIoSs DR.
PoIrRiSE, etc. - Ccs affections saut le IRE +.
sultat dune accumulation, dams, 10 tissu
meme du poumon ct sur Ia surface dcs bron.
ches. dune matisre glsireuse, hSRE, Wis.
QuEusE, tPAIssr, qui s'est deveGppee dams
le poumen . q "a .! sai.e dane ,in,a9BleHli9n. L.
dilste plus, la respiration devieIs impossi.
Die. La nature cherchc 1 exptlscr cette
HuAEuR sLAfREusE par dcs acc5s de foux
convuisivc, ct le naIade meurt asphyxie, 81
on ne se hate do lui adIninistrss TEhrir
pour suppleer aux efforts iinpuis 4auis de Ia
nature.
AroPLExiE, PARALYsiE. Le S1rveau est
traverse par une quantite in6ns de vais-
seaux sanguins ct lymphatiqucs II est en-.
veioppe dune pelliculo ou muuS rane nIu.
queuse, qui exsude unc humeur:. glaireuse
chargee d'entretenir Get organo dSns un etat
dhumidite convenabie. Aussitcs que, par
une cause quelconque, un peu 4. inhainma.
tion 80 developpe, SOFT dams leS vaisseaux
sanguins GU lymphatiqncs, soft d3ns Ia pel!i.
cuie ou membrane muqueuse, 4 que, par
suite, Fhumeur glaireuse est seSretee plus
a6ondante quill no convien', II y : EPAScHE.
NrSr de cette humeur dams L. Servuau, et,
peu apres, APOPLExIr ct PARALi.IE.
ny qu'un moyen d'empss her un !,
reil malheur. c'est d user de Ehrir de
G"tHit AvANr, PENDANT KIT APSgs L'EPAS.
cHrnESr, pour lc prcvenir, ct k,ur ell ops.
rcr 10 resOrption par une deri = alton puis.
ssnte sur 10 tube intestinal, sill a eu lieu.
BILE, MALADiEs BtLiEUsks, SiEvRG yAu.
NJ, JAoNissk, ISDiGEsrIoSs, cUI LIZA NOR
sus, etc. - Lorsque 10 foie csS devenu ls
siege dune Inflammation violeniis, cette in
hammation ne communique lss rate, 1 les.
tomac ct aux iutestins par suite: j un debor:
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-05-14

Comme au balm Suzanne Ia Juive.
Lucctte, Ia perle des champs.
An cristal dune source vive
Mirait ses deux petits pieds blsncs.
Don't Ia belle etait un peu vaine.
Ce que Ton pardonue sans peine
A toute file de quinze aus.
Tandis que dans londe ellie admire
L'essaim de ses jeunes attraits,
En- ces termes "a voix soupire
Et ses desirs ct ses regrets:
-Au lieu de pssscr ma jeunesse
Dams Ia gene ct l'obscurite,
81 jallais vivre 1 IL cite,
Et le bonheur ct IL richesss
Seraient le prix de ma beaute.
81 le sort me faisait duchesse T..
Oh . comble de felieit4 -
Un bon vieillard qui adventure
De Il source suivait le cours,
A notre duchesse future "
En- souriant tint &c discours:
-Voyex-vous la.bas ce nuage
Qui vole sur l'ailc du vent,
De vos besux reves c'et rimage;
Fuyez l'empire decevaut b.
Dc leur trop. .dangereux mirage.
Que Dieu vous gsrde. mou eufaut
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-05-14

dement, do bile dams ces divers organcs Une
veritable infection puruienic par la bllc 20
developpe: la jnunisse, la fievre jaime, dcs
fevres putrides ct bilieuses, les lie vr.s de
marais, 10 cholera ct les malndics pestilen
tielles Sc declarcnt. les cHlculs biliaircs 80
torment dane In vesicule du fel, etc. Pour
Pr.syenir Cos .des9rdrcs. u fqALSARAlssr 40 IA
fur ct 4 mesure quclle se produit, ct EN-
ployer q Get c1ct fEhIir de- GnIiiit prepnrs
par PAUL GAGE, qli reunit, unc ecfion
purgative douce, dcs qualities toni ,ncs ct an.
tiputridcs.
CATARRHE DE IA vgssIE. - Lorsque les
urines sont surchargtcs d 'une matiere glai.
reuse, QUELQuEroIs BoURBEusE ou ROT.
eEArRE, quclqueiois iilantc ct pour ainsi
dire HUILEUsE. cette mHfierc irrite ies pa.
rois de In vcssic ct y dsycloppe ie catsrrh,
vtsical. GuERisoS! emprehcr Ia matiero
glaircuse de sejourno' dams Ia vessie ct d'y
penetrcr en- usant de rEh1T de Guiiiie pre-.
pare par FAuL GAGE.
GoUTTE Er RHUMATIsME. Ces deuI
maladies graves doivcnt lcur origine 4 uno
matierc gIHirense, AcRk, qui sest fixee sur
les membranes -ynoviakas dcs nrticulutious
ct sur les aponevroses qui enveloppent lee
muscles. lndiquer In cause de ccs nnaladics,
c'est indiquer le ren,ede; c'cst dire gu.
rEL,rir dc GanI.e prepare par PAuL GGGs
Get 10 meillcur agent qu'on puissc employer
pour soulngcr vite ct guerir Solideneni. La
guerison Sc complete par rusa2e du Tissa
Electro -Wagnst,gae.
Nous rcnverrois, pour los autres maln
dies occasionnecs par leo glaircs, au liyre
d'oa est extrait ce qui prscsdc. On le deli.
vre gratis nvec chnque bouteille, ct celle qui
men sera pas accomPagnec sers rsputss
coutrefaite.
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1859-05-14
ADxTS TExPOsITION UNIvEKsELLE De
WIN ANTI GDUTTEux
ANnaWpAArsMAl DU ooc1euR D'ANDuRAN.


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lunsne specqss
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10
s.s iioa e. DE- in;in ss mon pSa .x. diver & est
adn.ro ntinse Non rensd ia pg1y de?se dn,t
chaie
ue
VIZ
Quies oOonsasa
mAsdss
paoul ransaioc t airs moderss
do
Indignant sss Dc
qnets svsc rsatur-Piz, 10 francs.
A. lg EMPtATf oMPAMe A rAc0Nlr CAMPFIRE
douleu Goaue dan. lee .cal.oos aactss ss
oae q oae parties m.sd olai b'en nhn
Guardoo Cis Luui
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MEDAILLE DHONNEUR ls49.
vis|cAToIaEs, cAu1tREs lE pERDRIEL


PERDRIEL
das lie PERDREL es6ttl vtso
d1utris
du
Ge. dsIs
Euan pcdu slsen
lee sjler
vi
signst
VARICES PERfRIEI-
nss nsoe
Euv chez aoardon ct sis phsrmscicns
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U" a read" par Ia Cos isptrsk
d. Henry
ehims
e"'re fasae q Erir de ouih4, yrat
osaeion ;qn'u
,agseis utt,saut
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rssu iscraoMAsAlSQ APPROVE PAR lAcApfMN De MEDICINE

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GOuRDON Gle MoNGIs CAvE DELOCHE
P0ss cnex
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EEUILLETON DU MESCHACEBE
LES MYSTERIES
'DU
MASsAsSANAa
( S U T z. }

Squire ensevel dams ponde meditation pt
A - le chemin de maiOu OH jeune
M2N garcon don't avons parle sorta
6kN8& -Qui de dic
WSI Nancy doI ventil que voulat.i!
~ Je mare, repondi Ia domestque pesen.
qu darrer Ce nv pas long
temps madame; plus auelaues
" tomber descendant les se ass
~ les marches peurer
K % pie de vor ainS u que
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oHOSssSSS~< &
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06

Within the last few months an organza-
tiOn has spraug up in the cities and large
towns Of the whole country, bearing the
name Of the "Sons Of Malta" II is claim
ed that tho Order was established three or
four hundred years ago by the prosecuted
knights of the island Of Malta, which isle is
in the Mediterranean Sea south Of Italy,
The object of the order is professedly char
table, and there is no disputiug tho fact
that during the past year they have dispors-
cd tens of thousands Of dollars moro in
charitable ways than has been thought Of
before. Their almoners are every whore,
and no creed, sex, country or occupation,
are alone tho recipients Of their bounties.
Their favors como down like the dew, and
bless and raise up the poverty stricken. II
il is indeed such an organization as this, we
say let it increase, until every town shall
have in their midst Lodge Of the "Sons Of
Malta"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
uOORE's BLOCK, FREMONT:
Old Friends, New Friends, Gus
toners, Community generally:

TNIIE "Winter Of Discomfort" is passing
l. away, and the spHng-tme of Gladness is at handl
We have felt like almost every body else that things gem
orally have been frozen up cng enoughi lis time
to shake oil the torpor Of nactivityl The Sun shines
brightly the Earth and the Natural Bust
World begin to feel the warmth of Better Times
Nature is already at work. rentng renoyAting and
storngthe ragged and rough the barren and bare
being changed and will appear arrayed the colorr
ofths Rainbow. Everybody feels like following suit and
will soon "oG with the Old, and on with the New"
owe BREATHE FREER AND DEEPER" Nowl
The great responsibility of position Agents in proyid
ing for the and tastes OF our fellow citzensgente
men and gentle wonen-weigbed heavily upon u.s. and
made journey to the Great Emporium-the Mecca Of
the Merchants deeply important and serious duty But
have returned safely aud satisfied aaterng ourscve,
that selections cannot fail to meet every conceivable
desire Of our friends and patrons.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
AccOssIons to the Churches.


The happy and gratifying results of the
meetings which have been held in Fremont,
during the past two months are to be seen
in quite number of the young men and
women of this town, who have joined them
selves to the Lords people. On Sunday,
May 1st, 80 persons connected themselves
with the Presbyterian Church on profession
of their faith in Christ, and partook of the
sacrament. 1t was most solemn and in
teresting ceremony.
On Monday evening, May I'd, Rt. Rev.
Bishop Nc Ivaine, held religious services in
ST. Paul's Church in this place, and cen
frmed IA persons.
Quite large number have united them
selves with the Methodist Church
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
o. The curse OF slavery.

On Wednesday we we're informed of a
slave woman who has long resided in Cleve-
land, the wife of an industrious black man,
and member of christian church, who
was allowed by her mistress, resident of
Virginia, to live in Cleveland, sho paying to
her mistress the sum of $50 per year for
her services. Since the commencement of
the trials now in progress in the U. S. Court,
this Viginian mistress has written to her
slave,-who by the way, is her own fathers
child-to return. To this her husband of
course will not consent. The husband, wife,
and child left Cleveland on Wednesday eve
ming for Toronto, Canada, where the
woman's mother. lives. There is a spot,
on the American continent, thank God,
where the power of the slave catcher can
not reach.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06

The Grand Lodge of tho Independent
Order Of Odd Fellows, of the State of Ohio
will commence its session at Sandusky, on
Tuesday next, May 10th. 1t will be CON
venient for the order in this section Of the
State to attend. The steamer Bonnie Boat
leaves Fremont every morning for Sandus-
ky, and the propeller Stockman every af-
ternoon. The attendance on the present
session of the Grand Lodge will undoubt-
edly be large.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
New York market.

new ork, Nay 4.
FLoUR-saes 1000 bbs at S. 25a6O0 for super state;
go for extra stae 5S0a6 90 for super western
aoSo for common to good extra western; 6s5a7 for
6,50a7,6 so for extras.
GRAlA-Wh beat quiet and rni sales l2 900 bu at 50a
lb Barley hrmer sales off 900 bu at 60a75 Rye rner;
sales 0o on az eoas Corn boter sales 20 600 bu at 81
Tor mixed western; 9pA9l for sound yellow Oats firm at
55a60 for state, Western and Canadian
PR0VlSlONS-Pork dulli sales Of 200 bbls at 10 37a
l6 40 for lsl2 Tor old meas; and l262H for
prime Lard is lower sales 100 bbls at llalI5 batter
heavy at 20a22 for sate sel0 for Ohio Cheesc Is
lrm at eal0 for new state; l0a12S for old do
wHIsKY-steaay at 7s}sa26 I-t.h ~.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
To the Sick.
May Appointments.

DIX. TUBES Win be in attendance az follows,
FREAoNT-Kessler's Hotel, Monday, 10th May.
NoRWALK-American House, Saturday, I4th May.
For Consultation Vpoa oR Diseases orths Throat L.1o,
Heart, Lper, Stomach. BOiosis Kidneys and Spleen-
also, Dr9psg, GraUei RheHRatism Eeru OHsness Dsbi
'ty Dgspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and Feper Fts
Inlarittes Of the Blood, ETuptioSs Canesrs Ulcers
External aud IRtsrnaL W."
For some ten years, Dr. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases treating thousands nnpunIv
many oil whom had exhausted every other resource within
IeAch' IN NO CASE ARE MINERAL OTHER Persons
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES uE MAKE SICK TO MAKE WE'LL OR
TEAR DOWN TO BUILD UP AGAIN. The medicines can be
taken With safety by the most delicate and patients NAV
remain at home and continue with prudence their or
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
he treatment after friends and physicians had given up all
nope he indisp9tabe evidence Of which always be
furnished Invalids however reduced or desnairin
invited to CALL and may be no
VIII be given or expense incurred without correspond.
ing prospect of recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-05-06
Toledo & Wabash Railway.
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THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo to ST. Louis Springfield Jacksonville, Decacur,
Naples, Quincy, st. Joseph, Memphis, Nickshurg
New orleans, and all points in tie South-West
ON and after SUNDAY. April a. 1859, Passenger
" Trains viii leave "Union Depot, TOLEDO daily, AZ
follows
Express o;15 A. N.; Fort Wayne 215 p NJ; Porn $3.50
?. Nj Iogansport $40 A. NJ; Lafayette 710 7. Nj ar
rive az State Line at 800 p NJ.
Mail Express Nto;4bP NJ; Fort WAYNE, 2,s5 A. NJ Pc
ru 6.O5 A. ~; 1ogonsport 800 A. 81; Lafayette 1850
A. Nj arrive at State Line o:45 A.. NJ.
Theo;45 p ~ Express Mnil on Saturdays will run to
Lafayette and remain until Monday morning
Leave STATE LINE, 1Li
Mail Express at 4:30 A. NJ: Lafayette 6I0 A. ~; In-
ganspor $3.50 A. NJ; Peru p;lO A. III Fort Wayne II 55
A. N. arrive at Toledo $3.50 =. NJ.
Express s;f0 r. VI Lafayette 1li0 p. NJ; Logansport
1858 A. NJ; Peru l;40 4. Nj Fort Wayne 4lO A. NJ;
arrive at Toledo S45 A. VI.
The above trains make the following direct and rea-
Bile connections; Westward at Fl Wayne with Pitslrg
~. Wayne Chicago Rail Road; At Peru with the Peru
and Indianapolis r. r.; at Logansport with the Cincin-
matt and Chicago II. R.; at lafayette with the Iafaye
and indianapolis and New Albany and Salem r. r.; al
Toono and Decatur with the Illinois Central r. r.; nj
Springfield with the St Louis, Alton and Chicago r. r.
EastwardAt Toledo with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all points East.
Sleeping attached 10 each Night Train.
Through reight leaves Toledo at 100 Z. NJ.
Do do arrives at Toledo at 5.15 M.
GEO. II. BURROWS, Gen. supt
@. W. BARrLETT Gen'l Ticket Agt.
Gen. Supts Office, Toledo, O.. April 2, 1859.
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FLoURsaes 2lOo bbs at 25a6 eais for the range Of
good % very choice extra Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
and 6,f5a7,26 fer double extras
WAEAf.fhe only sale reported was $50 bu choice red
ooRN-Not inquired for 10 any great extent; stock In
nAtketi not large; State 10 good demand Ter milhug
and market hrn' al soc.-44duertiSsr sd iRM
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There is now mania for billiard playing
since the great Detroit match. A second
room was opened in Fremont the other day.
The influence of such establishments on the
community we believe is bad, and we re-
gret that they are in our midst.
The beautiful weather for the week past
has brought vegetation forward most re-
markably. The grass is now getting suffic-
lent growth to afford pasturage. The pros
pect for large crop Of fruit is very fattcr
ing. We never saw the wheat looking moro
favorable at this season of the year.
Mr.. Isaac Sharp is now engaged in driv-
ing piles and building the dock for the new
warehouse company. A vessel load Of lum-
Der for tho warehouse arrived in port on
Sunday last.
Capt. Thompson is progressing finely
with his brick block. The walls of the first
story will be up by Saturday night. The
structure will be one of the most substantial
and as beautiful as any of the brick blocks
which now are the pride of our citizens, and
the admiration of strangers visiting our town.
Tho fishermen arc having fine times now
Bass have commenced running, and the riy-
er banks are lined with men and boys, Gag
er to take these delicious fish which throng
the Sandusky river.
Tho Street Sprinkler has commenced his
summer duties of wetting down Front street.
VIM. Webster has sold his drays and
gone into the butchering business, with P.
P. Fusselman, Market on Croghan street
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nun ADYEnTIsERs.

WHe that in the rorld could rise,
Must READ rHE NEWS and ADvERTIsEi"
r.C.&J E. Dean are now receiving their New Stocks
Of Spring and Summer Goods.
Secrets Disclosed, and Agents Wanted by Bcalcs Co..
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