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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

BUN sErs.......... 10 HIGH wAER morn IL
Port Of New York, September IL, 1850.
CLEARED.
lGhs 7, Florida crowe sayannahs Michll
son mot u - t h * az printed yeserdashe error
Steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk &c with n,dse and pas
River sgnaized steamship jamestown hence for Norfolk
Steamship Thomas swami layhed Baltimore and Norfolk
ship Escort Of Boston, Bryant Cardiff Sept o. with rail
road sn iron R sesr Vessel TO nss orD Univ o.ssd
tar with marble rass &C. 10 POST Smith "sea Co. HAD
s S Ss q h s
Gibraltar 9th with marble rags &c, to J Phillips. Aug Is
swan snip TSe hss ~er @
BARK Magdalena Day Aspinsail Aug IS with mdse to
BARK casco Mcern Trinidad de Cuba Aug 81. with sugar
Stephenson 4th inst lat ~ lon e spoke BIZ r bark
Ra n.td Of london from Mansanla for Liverpool
and rs s r Mar HSys with fruit &c 2 wallis
aqas 5 With q yatsse Esyn ads ~ and TURKS Isl
SshF ESse Gutter cadenas Aug 30 in ballast to Yates
ss a Ghar oG Harring.en seeiey jacksonville IL days.
scr Kate Breham freeman Savannah DAVIS On saor
gay when coming up the bay went ashore the West Bank
, sch h,a III Flanner Apcs Savannah days, with
schr Robert Cauldwell Mccormick. Charleston DAYS.
,d sehr Joseph Webster Bennett Charleston days. with
ssST E S;SSe Ts TqfsT g
Schr Arcade Slllfnan, Wilmington 8 days.
Schr w Dennis Cheesbrough, Wilmington, NC, 5day5.
sclr " Bayley, Rogers, Beaufort, NC days.
schr G Russell. Topper, Chincoteague days
Schr Lynchbrrg, Harris Richmond, 8 days
Schr NJ A Predmore, Predmorc, Virginia. days
schr ] franklin Bennett, Virginia, 7days
Schr A Gushing, Souper Virginia, 3 days
Schr Belle, Cubbery, Virginia days 49,,
Schr Henry Barnes, Harness, Virginia, oahys.
Schr Banquet Maybee, Virginia days
Schr j l. Snow, Conary, st George o days
Scbr Nournaba Crockett. Rockand, days
Schr Gertrude Horton, Myers Rockland . days.
Schr J G Homer, Homer, Bucksport, DAYS.
Schr WenOnah. Kelsey, Dennsville, b days.
Schr Flyinp Fish Hail. Gloucester, days
Sobr Hannah u, Nickerson, Gloucester, z days
echr Parshal Hail. Dennis, 3 days
Schr Annie Russell, Hart, Portland, Zdays.
Schr II Gibson, Snow, Portland, days
scbr Rescue, Peck, BrookhMQy days.
schr Monsoon Brewster BS6okhaven, 3days.
Schr Franklin Bell, Robinson, Brookhavcn, zdayB.
Schr Breeze Hulse, BroOkhaven, days.
Schr Leonard Daniels Smith Hartford, ~ hours.
Schr Andromeda, Rowland bridgeport days
Schr Staten Islander, Palmer, Bridgeport, 3 days.
schr Horton, Demil bridgeport 2days.
echr Algomar, Parsons, New Haven, days.
Schr Wave, Snow, New Haven, days.
echr Hartford, King, Mddetown, day.
schr PenDSy lvania, Hand Norwich, day
sloop Rhode Island Remington, Providence, 2days,
slopp Jane Grant, Cook, Providence, days
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

H..
Fasncirs Engagements were limited, whle rates were
steuay. To Liverpool cotton reported az fsd
e7s.d 600 oes rosn were engage ~ &, =. sn1 soms
laa bbs engaged AZ ~ Cd per go lbs, and
so bbls spirits turpen,ne at ss 3D. roBremen 30 bales
cotton aud $50 bales tobacco were engaged At ~.
FRru--About 800 boxes layer raislns sold AZ
81 20, now held al ~ 10.
sr-l,ry cod was arm while the receipts light
and the demand fair The sales within day or two have
reached about 200 qui tails Georges Hank al " o2
800 do - IS 81 cargo Of French In bond
sold AT The supply OF mackercl was ON The increase
and the market heavy. Within day or two the sales
have footed up lots about 500 bbls, including No
at sl6 No 2 at $l3 80, and No Sat ssaso ncked and
boxed herring duh Salmon heavy and nominal
GuSSS CIom-Sales of 40 bales standard were made
In Boston nj IL &c.
HAy--Salcs OF 500 bales made for shipment al
65c. a roc. per 100 lbs.
IRoS.-The market was steady Sales of rs q 100 tons
Scotch pig were reported at s23 SO 80, aud IN small
lots $24, six months English and Welsh bars un
IlMx-Common Rockland continued Arm and in good
demand with sales of about 900 bbs ut zoe. lump
heavy and lower with small sales al 81 05.
MoIAssEs.-Saes Of % hhds Cuba muscoyado were
Porto Rico made ut 35c The stock September 10
Cuba muscovado IL AS hhds Cuba cayed, 3,270 hhds
Porto Rico, 2,515 hhds.; all kinds, 2,s3S bbis Total
stock, II 200 hhds ,435 bbls.
NAVAL sroRks-The market was quiet, with small sales
Of spirits turpeutine at 46c. Common roin
sold at 81 81 Crude quiet and prices unchanged
0ns--Whale continued IN good demand Mt the East
ward with sales at New Bedford OF 900 bbls. al &5c
600 do at 47c 4sc, and 500 do. beached winter, 10
y
without sales Of moment Iinseed was steady, with
moderate sales at SIC. 5sc, and small sales
ported $50 Soc. cash. Sales OF 900 casks osyc oil
made ut So IS - 90 for quarts, and - 10 for
pints.
PROVISIONS. market was nrmer, with sales
of about 900 bbs, including at $is % SIS,
clear do. ut SIT and prime at $40 rs so 3Tk. Beef
continued to rule heavy, while the sales embraced
about 80 bbls., closing without change OF in
quotations.. Cumeais in good demand with sales OF
80 hhds hams at Sc, and 300 city shoulders
ported at sac. lard firm, with sales Of 3x3 bbls
and ticrccs at f0Zc ff4c. Butter and cheese
steady and in fair demand
RIcE-Sales Of 200 casks made Mt 90 81 ~ IS
SEED.-Cover firmly held, but without sales OF
ment. Timothy with light transactions, sold at 81 so
81 IS The last sales Of insced made at Boston in
Guided Calcutta at 81 IS cash.
SUGARS steady and in fair demand, with sales OF
about 600 hhds Cuba muscovado prices ranging chief
ly from &c. 61c SO do. melado at 4sc cash, and Gil
boxes Havana, part at sac, and the remainder at
The stock in this market stands olows:Septenber
ia 2SS hhds Cuba muscovado 800 hhds New Orleans
1875 hhds Porto Rico, 1887 hhds meado, and - 925
boxes Havana. September l067 200 hhds OF all kinds
1890 hhds. mclado, 2, 400 boxes, 5s 4lo bags
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
Hoboken City News.

FUNERAL Mr.. BAEzE AND DAuGHTERs-Tha funeral
OF Mr. Baese and daughters took place yesterday at
O'Clock from Mr. Banner Hotel, in Hudson street It
attended by the Hoboken German Protective Society
the Harmonic and Concorda Societies of which Mr. Baese
a member. the children of the school Rosenberg
where the two youngest daughters attended, aud large
Of people from Hudson county and New York
The funeral said 10 have been the largest that has
saken place Hoboken there being not less than from
1900 TO GOO persons present After services at the
hesei the bodies placed in four hearses and fol-
spweo oy large number Of stages and carriages were
surveyed 10 the Hoboken Cemetery for interruent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
The Murder ON staten Island-Adtourn-
mcnt OF the Inquest.

mcnt Of the Inquest.
Ih,s sad affair brief account Of which appeared in
Yrday HERALD, has caused no little excitement in the
heretofore quiet little village Of Clifton, and wrapt
much mystery as ever.
seems that on the evening in question (he 2lst ult
deceased present at the house Of Catholic priest
Of committee TO present him with gold watch and
chain tribute of respect and esteem from his parishon
Hcpartcd at the door with the of the commit
zee, their way home lying IN the direction OF stapieon
his in the direction of Fort Tompkins He nae
Oone only short distance, when he was met py nree
friends fellow employees on the government works NJ vhe
Sort He stood conversing with them unui ABOUT zen
o'clock, when all separated 10 so nome. Apeu. w
minutes elapsed after they had parea ~hen .ne three
fends who were proceeding towards Vanderbilt and
Anr heard cry of murder their They hastened
back in the direction the sound and discovered the nat
q deceased lying the road ana next stunoea over
his inanin,atc body light procured from neigh
horing house and his watch was then found al some
distance from the body THIS latter TACT seems 70 show
ne mart of somebody, rather than attempt at
robbery followed by murder account OF his resistance
The bloody deed took place in New York avenue, near
MS junction with Pennsylvania avenue and better place
could hardly have been selected for its preparation The
road at this point il somewhat lonely and narrow lane
by down which the murderers could have escaped
of an alarm and pursuit The night also very
dark and well suited 70 their purpose gentleman who
drove by the so shortly before the occurrence he
could with difficulty 10 keep the middle Of the road
The deceased undoubtedly had scuie with his assaf-
anus az one OF te eklr oil ms coat was nearly torn on
He had, besides his wounds the head and side,
we're confusion On his shoulder without doubt The first
blow.
Mr.. Duchamp WAS excellent young man, Of great in
tegrty, and hel in high estimation by those who knew
him. He died Of his injuries Wednesday last, and was;
buried Friday He leaves aged mother, of whom
Ae the principal support and several brothers aad
sisters, to mourn his sad and untinely end
The inquest, which was set down for Saturday last at
AaH past six NJ was account OF the absence OF sew
sral important witnesses, adjourned 10 Wednesday, the
lh at twelve O'Clock when il Is expected that something
will ranspre which will lead to the detection OF the muir
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

knz AT BERGEs-.isossxs A,p SHEEP Brpygp-About
half past eleven O'Clock gu sa..day night fire broke
cut N The extensive cattle sheds near the reservoir in
bergen, owned oy Mr. Angir Then. was over $50 head
LII Ia ,ue which were got Two horses
Oee co aao number Of sheep were burned Tho 'ori-
gin Of the FIRE was unknown ar Anpir loss was about
81 zoo upon which there was no nsurancs - 'o'N'
the SUNDAY LAw.-The lager beer estaf,. shr,o,,s On
Palsade avenue, In Hudson City were in oI.,aton
terday the same week days II il unaergood ;,ba,
The Mayor has abandoned his intention Of arrer, 49,
in the act of violating the law but win enter cGsan,
for the purpose u having the matter settled by he ar,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

Quick TRAvELLINa.-The agents of the steam
ship Cahawba inform OF her aFr1vai new YORK yes
terday as already announced by by telegraph. She
made the trip hence New York in six days and
hours entering the port Of Havana This pretty tall
travelling and is considered to be the quickest trip
cord on this route.-NeD Orleans Picoyune, Sept. ).
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

TIE NEW JERSEY STATE FAIg-I will be observed from
advertisement under the appropriate head, that the
New Jersey Central Railroad have made extensive ar
rangements to accommodate passengers who may visit
the New Jersey State fair, to be held at Eizabethport
the 18th, l4th 18th and 10th OF the present month
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

eioop Harvest corxin Providence, days.
flcru Huchesx fmith, Roudoat 2daya
Steamer Delaware, Copes, Philadelphia:
Steamer wamsuta, krcy, New BEDFORD
steamer osprsy, kensey Providence
BELOW.
Shin vaucluse. from Shields.
fhp ShsMmut from Newcastle -. -. -.
ship Cpbel. from Glsgow-tAn three oy phcA Doas hN0
Nye. No2D
Wind during the day sw.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

SATURDAY Sept. 10-6 p. n.
ASHES. Small GALES OF pots made at IS SO a SIS
56I.
BREApsTuFs. -Flour-state brands were scarce and in
air demand while transactions in other descriptions were
moderate and prices unchanged. The sales embraced
about 5000 5000 bbls., closing within the following
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

eoueh hour was unchanged In price, but less active;
the sales embraced about ZOO 800 bbs., closing
within the above range Of prices Rye -four was in fair
request at quotations Corn was steady with sales
Of New Jersey at % and of 200 bhs Brandywine at
" 10. wheat was n hir demand, with sales OF about
ID 800 busbes ncluAk1 new white Kentucky M n DO
a 81 40 new white Michigan at 81 40 new Milwaukee
cinb ana old Chicago spring aud damaged Southern red
at BIC ana Gcnesee new do. NJ D. Rye was steady Mt
&c oSc BareySaes Of II 900 bushels OF California
od were made part al CSC. and the remainder at p h.
oals were IN lar demand while prices unchanged
CoFFHE-Thc market firm and active: the
sales embraced about a4s2 bags Of Rio at lie. lic
1lNc.
Co11oS. The market was more active The sales en-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

PosT OFFICE NAME CHANGED.-The name OF tho
Post Office at Richford village, Waushara county wscon
ssu has been changed from "Adarop 10 Richford ADS
YD was the former Of the town, but the County
Beard changed it n Rshsord several years ago.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

The only revolutionary soldier residing in the State of
Wisconsin, upon the rolls OF the Pension Office, is
Nathaniel Ames, of Dane county.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS.
OrTIcL INSTITUTE -
SERMONS 4 60.
ese% BROADWAY,
Under the Lafarge House
ps Tr1ey Shs se1n sSss SsSns Of
This is the only depot in america to obtain
voiGHrLAXDER s SEf,Su M,eHRa,
GLASSES.
SERMONS q CO. BRAZILIAN PEBBLE
This the only true lens capable Of protecting he sight ane
light To be obtained only at the
OPTICAL INSTITUTE,
66g,s Broadway, under the Lafarse Hoase
NOW OPEN
AT the Galleries Of the Academy Of Design, Tenth street.
:. broadway
rxd Ths Second Exh, BIZ y New yerk q
Consisting OF works Iandseer Men AIRY sche.r Rnsa
Bonhear Toyon Couture and nearly every celebrated hym
Open from "a NJ tosP.M Admission % cents
S''' : H. cRoFTs, Manager
DEMITTANCEs TO ENGLAND.
~ IRELAND, SCOTLAND AND wALRsI
UNroN BANx LoSpox
BANK or LIvgRrooI.
- NATIONAL BANK oy scorIAEp.
In srr.. r.. Beast y BAskSG COMPANY, IRELAsn
TAYLOR BROTHERS Ba.ss
20 Wals1e
STTFFf k sf12Sf St sTaAF sr31ss
or, ISL SILVER OYSTER IA DIES, CREAM LADIES w
IHpIEs A SILVER SS1 PRkss FIVE sfoos sr TEA
sTRAiT TERi,E wR REirs AND
For sale by GEO e. ALLEN, AIS broadway,
One dpor below Canal street, Formerly No. y Waasksts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

Herald Marine Correspondence
BERMUDA, Sept g-The mail steamer Delta arrived here
from shfr the evening Of the 3oh u and le on me 3st
for - Thomas
The American whaling schr Vim Martin. OF Orleans Capt
warn out months with 30 bbls OIL called on Sc
Georges the 18th u having obtained fresh provisions,
proceeded on her cruise the next day.
The III ship fntaeenet Capt McBeah laden with go hhd8
sugar AMI 80 runcheons destroyed by fire on tho
night u the Eth July, In D-marafa river.
Brig Mashew Capt Han, is signaed coming in from
New York
Miscellaneous.
The following table gives summary Of the vesseis IN tho
bsfbofs 81 sew York, Boston BALTIMORE, Wilmington, O.
Charleston sas annah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston At
latest accounts from each Of those pors.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

ALMANAC NEW YORK-THs DAY.
GuN RISES. 81 NOON RIsEH. 10
BUN SETS. l6 HIGH wAER. 10
Port of New York SeDtembcr IL 1850.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12
Whalemen.

spoken, Sc.
ship Armoral raasland. from Havana for Falmouth ",
Anr Ia. lat ~ Is, len ~
ship WELLINGTON for Providence o OF Henlopen
(by pilot boat Flwond walter, NoTl
BARK Sarah, from Norfolk for Barbados, Aug n lat a,
ionf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-12

ByRnupA, Sept 2-See Correspondence.
CAnpKsAs. Aug 2-Sld bark Diligence, yornr Portland
nrsARaRA Aug l9-ln port bark Chas Edwin, Haven. rum
Boston, disc
Iyksfooi, Aug g-Arr Persia fsl, Judkins NY@k. sid
2Cih Starr King Smith, Buens~ Ayres
Arr slsi, ship Caravan. Nyork
Entered ldg I'D Pride McIntyre ApAlarhl-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
Misr&llaneons
MODERN ARIsTOoRATs.
BY HADDIE LANE.

Near the close of bright day in 0cto-
Der, merry party of young ladies were as
sembled in cosy little room, fronting the
street par excellence of the village of Somer-
ton. OF all the beauties the village could
boast, those four girls shone pro-eminent.-
We will introduce them.
That queenly creature, reclining so list
lessly on the sofa, is Miss Julia Lawton-
the great heiress. She is an orphan, and
her wealth is entirely at her own disposal
Suffers she has without number; her aunts
stately dwelling Of Lawton Hall is daily
beseiged by bouquets and billets-doux but
the fair Julia is Of the opinion that her star
ry eyes and raven ringlets would appear tc
better advantage in European drawing
room; and she, therefore, looks down rather
disdainfully upon her plebeian lovers.
Miss Mary Maurice, the young lady Sc
gracefully occupying the ottoman, is really
a beautiful girl. Those long, haxen ring
lets, and clear childish blue eyes, together
with her winning ways, have won for he
the appellation Of "baby Mary" She i
the pet and the plaything of half dozeT
brothers, who are all her seniors, and all de
sirous that she shall never quit playing will
dolls, aud never coufne those shining tress
es with comb. But "baby Mary knows
her own consequence. She has consulted
her mirror, and it has told her a pleasin.
tale; and, instead of dolls, she now plays
most desperate game with hearts,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04

Attorneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors in
Chancery will attend to professional business and Land
Agency In Sandusv and adjoining counties, Oce, 2nd
story Bucklnnd's Block, Fremont.
r. P. BUCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
LIFE INSURANCE,

Secures Independence and domestic comfort
TO the Widow and Orphan.
It provides a security to the family of every
man who takes a Policy in reliable Company
There is no certainty Of leaving patrimony
for your Family in any other way. The
CoNNEcTcUT Mutual Insurance CoMrANY
is tho Largest Association Of ire kind in the United
States, with Capital Of
So, 7OO,O 900.
II is managed with economy, and no Com
pany offers greater inducements regards Security,
Low Rates, and Prompt Payments. 1t paid in Losses
last year, over
s23s, 900,
And has paid since ls46, over one and
a-haJ million Of dollars giving TO large number Of
Widows and Orphans comfortable independence, nud
IN very many cases II WAS ALL whieh pas IN them
s- Please call at tho Once Of the Agent and get a
Pamphlet which shows the condition Of the Company,
its plans Of operations, Tables Of Premiums &c.
Office In Birohard Block.
r. w. B. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
Fremont Aug. 81 1858. 3ltf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04


A PERILoUs VoYAeE.-On Friday last,
Chas. Hammond and Others, saw a scow
some twelve miles out In the Lake, of Black
River, fast in the ice. Four Of them, In
cludiug Mr., Hammond, got into boat and
went out to hei, expecting to find her sails
aboard; bnt not finding them, thrco Of
them returned to shore for tho purpose Of
procuring some, leaving Mr.. Hammond on
the scow, which proved TO be the @W |.
Price, Before they could return to her 4
gale sprang up, and the men, fearing for
their own lives in the frail boat they had,
did not 60 cat to her, but abandoned both
Mr. Hammond and the scow. In tho
course Of the afternoon, she broke from tbs
ice and ran down the lake before violent
wind. For over sixty hours she beat about
amid the ice, often IN imminent danger Of
beirg stove in; but finally, at about half
past nine o'clock ON Sunday night went
ashore about sixteen miles below the city,
near where the Griffith was burned. Mr.
Hammond managed, afier considerable
difficulty, 10 get of and make bis way 10 q
house in the neighborhood, whore he re-
mained alI night. On going 70 tho scow
yesterday for the purpose Of bringing her
of. she was found 10 be fall Of wst0r. She
viii bo pumped ont to-day Clere Resiep.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
Rnherfs s. sheldon.

Manufacturers OF Copper Tin, and Sheetron Ware anC
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural implements, Stoves Rags
Wool Hides Sheeppelts, Old Copper, Old Stoves &C..
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Pease's Brci
Block, No. l, Fremont Ohio. May 30 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
The Eriul ship-voyago to Europe.


Mr. John La Mountain is busily engaged
in this city in making preparations for the
construction of the balloon with which he
hopes to be able TO cross the Atlantic dur
ing the coming season. For two weeks one
Of butchers patent machines at the rope
and cordage works, has been used in MAX
ing the twino to be used for the net Of the
ship. This is about one-tenth Of an inch
in thickness, and composed of thirty-six
strands of the very best Holland linen, care
fully selected from the stock at the Mecha.i-
icville thread mills. 1t was necessary to
guage the machine and drills in order TO
turn out cord Of the required size. That
produced is remarkably beautiful in its mako
AS smooth and even as woven silk. It's
strength may be inferred from tho fact that
it will resist steady strain Of three hun
drcd pounds. The silk for the balloon has
been selected from a recent importation
from the East ladies at New York. 1t is
remarkable for the strength and 6rmuess Of
its fibre, while at the same time Il is as
light as any ia market. The balloon is TO
be constructed at Lancaster, Pa, upon tho
li"tnVS anu WIN lhc hPPAFhluS uScu Wy 1uFs
Wise, the father of mronautics. II win
probably he completed early in May. Tho
irst tlial trip will be made from Chicago
during the latter part of the month--and
Mr.. La Lountaiu designs crossing one of the
lakes, and travelling at least one thousand
miles over the continent Whatever may
be thought of the praeticahility of bis
scheme, he has entered into it with hear
ty earnestucss which proves that he believes
its accomplishment practicable, and is pre-
pared to risk everything 10 the venture, with
no possible hope of making anything unless
he succeeds. In this nineteenth century it
will not do to laugh at any proposition,
however absurd it may seem. We can,
therefore, only wait; and we shall soc what
We shall see. If Mr.. La Mountain should
cross the Atlantic with an arial ship, bis
name will of course 60 down to posterity
with the most famous Of men; if he does
not, he will, it is to be feared, share the fate
of those who Ego down to the sea in ships"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-04
b. ]. BARTLETT q sON.

A TToRNEYs At LAW, have removed their office tn
n the second story OF Minis building +.
Dernhan's Clothing Store. y Entrance on Croghan
Street. All business entrusted to them will be carefully
attended to- B. !. BARrIETr,
Fremont, Nov. "a. 1856. ]. X. BARTLETT.
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'I'heOdOre CInDD,

Manufacturer Of Confectionery and dealer in Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits Groceries, and Yankee Notions
Principe ard Havana Cisars. Main street. Fremont, o.
June 10, 1855.
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HOMEOPATHY.
MORRIS u. TYLER
y. Il. Greene
RnclkIand s. Evcrett.

Attorney at Law; will attend to all business entrusted
20 his care. ofce--Nms Block, Corner Of Croghan anC
Main streets, Fremont, Ohio.