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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-03-07
ALBANY, March 4, 1855

loOo
The Tar Lery Of Nep York City-ETmts to Cut IL Down
Tuo Millions to be Saved-Fe Of City Railroads-Layye
Delegation from the Metropolis, dc.
Tho Judiciary Committee Of the Assembly met this
afternoon consider the city taxaevy. Mr. Scott of the
Mayors Office, and Mr. Evarts, counsel for the stax
payers" appeared urge schedule Of amendments and
reductions The entire budget read and recommend
ed to be cut down 81 1876. One two officials from
the City Inspectors office, couple Of Aldermen, superv
sor Kennedy with representation from different depart
Of the city government attended and partook
the discussion.
Among the most noticeable items proposed to be over
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

McLEES BOOK OF AIPHABETS-A NEW EDITION
N Just out price one dollar This Affords Learners
70 sign painting engraving photography, hc In any psr of
the country facilities for study heretofore alone obnab by
resaence 70 New YORK city Sent by mail 70 Of
United States OF Canada, No. A2 Fulton street. -
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

M MIEIs THIRD FRENCH LECTURE WILL TAKE
M. place on Tuesday next dnsead Of Wednesday, at
O'Clock r. M at the Cooper institute. No. e. Subject
Molere and will be repeated on Thursday, at oolo,k at
East Eleventh street.
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u ALrrAORE WASHINGTON AND rpv wesr.-rHn
steamers o. NE New York and Baltimore s,samsbp LIns
leave pier ~ Worth river daily mating the forty
honrs Freight 10 BALTIMORE eoenis per foot washin gton.
10 cent? per foot and proporoos,e For through rss
and WAshington hairoad Comrapys odee - Broadway,
Appvh H. ". CROMWELL co.. 50 West sresA
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IMPORTANT BILLS IN THE ASSEMBLY,.


The Connecticut Boundary Commission bill authorizes
the Governor TO appoint three Commissioners who shall
receive IS a day for their services
The bill relative TO Attorney General makes counties
pay expenses when that officer acts in prosecuting crmi
nal cascs.
Tho Port Warden bill reduces the number from nine to
six; increases term Of Office from three 10 Ave years
auction sales from half TO three quarters
Of ono rer cent
The susquehaBna Railroad aid bill levlcs tax OF 3loth
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

ITO sMoKERs.-THE INDICATED sEGARs ARE A
good substitute for the ordinary ssgar the poisonous
principle OF the tobacco having been removed nedcNd
smoking tobacco. Invented by Professor H. n ipos ID
W. N. CRITTENTON, General AGENT, 476 Broadway.
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THE NEW LINE.

tfKEAT REUUCTION OF FARE.
The steamship NORTHERN LIGHT, Cant Tpkeoanyh
viii Leave New York from pier No North river, Thusdiy
with the steamship Orizaba the Pacific For pas
freight havDg capacity for 100 of appy
ut The only Office of the line, No. Bowling Green basement
- ID. B ALLEN, Agent
N BAH persons forbid trusting any one on account NJ
the above ahipa
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w J. sHARP's IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES ARE
w considered superior any In the world for speed
accuracy and dursb Tables for public and private
all Persons In want Of tables should call and
before purchasing elsewhere Mandatory Fulton street
N. Y. A few second hand tables for sale cheap.
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(!OLEMAN'S CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRAN
,.G rTsuisry on saysrasd day. cee
commander rapidly loading pier is East river
made tho passage 70 San Fran cisco lis dsys
BY all 70 be one OF the fastest shps afoa She has always
tatons and being three deck ship. nduce TO
shppers any other vessel loading Injuries ~
lowest rates. and will be despatched her advsr
tsed day For balance Of freight apply to VIM T. OOLK-
NAN Co. SO Wall street Agents in Francisco Messrn
WIN 7. COLEMAN co. Exchange ou San Franctsco Sor
sae In sums TO suit Limited advances made shipments Of
anr ed rnprc nd
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA-THs AMERICAN
Il Atlantic Screw Steamship Compnny'e new and elegant
steamship MONTGOMERY, r. Crocker commander will
leave pier IL North river on Saturday L. oc,ck r.
" Passage to Savannah with nccomo,toua
S5 through tickets 10 New Orleans $50 rs Mobile Ss Mont
gomery ZIG; Albany CO.. y2 atlanta s2y C0up,bus xya
Macon 81 Augusta 800 also TO principal places In FLORIDA
at lowest rates Steamers leaving On
nesdny and Friday mornings Freight cents per foot and
proporionao rates Insurance one hale per cent Apply
succeeds on Saturday March TO- ~
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IN MOBILE MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA,
ALBANY, COLUMBIA, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places In FLORIDA,
Via SAVANNAH, Ca
The favore steamship ALABAMA Capt Geo. L. schcnc WIN
leave on Wednesday, March at 8 r M from pier No
North river Tickets had following places fare
as low by other steamer from New York 10 Savannah
New York to New Orleans $40 rs; Mobile 1885, Mouteo
merry, Ala, s26; Atlanta s23; Aibsnv. Ga s2 Column
bia Ca $; Macon Ga, SO; Augusta So Savannah sl5
The Florida Capt j. Crowe succeeds Saturday March
IL, at3P.M
MANUEL L. MITCTIILL 4 SON.
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LCOR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND
The United States mail steamship ROANOKE, Cast Tboa
Skinner will leave Wednesday, 9th inst mt ocock
folk the nsx aernoon and City Point the following morn
ing Passengers from the South will proceed by tia great
Southern ms line. Those for Richmond will arrive theec On
Friday morning Travellers will this the cheapes niee
state ROOM 70 Norfolk 49, 70 Petersburg and Richmond SO
Apply 70 LUDLAh HkINEREN, 80 Brosdway.
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GREAT UNIrED STATES NAH. soUTHnaa sTa4s.
VI ship line for Havana and Key West Fla VII. chayec-
ton, C-Ths spienaid and fsvore steamship LsAaEi,
Havana the 9TH and 10Th Of each month The Chereop
yeanships win leave this port for every Wstnes-
river connecting with the ISABEL for he above porn,
Through tickets may be had application TO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-04-29
New york Market.

New York, April 81.
and 5aOc better sales 10 90 bbls AZ 01a
$40 for super sate 590a6 25 for extra sate 59Oa6
common 20 good extra western; 6l5a640 for do round
hoop Ohio. Canadian -four is dull and nom at 30a 30
for extras. Rye flour quiet, sales Rt 3G0a4 40.
GranWheat market frmer; sales 1000 bu at 9l Ia
95 for Chi spring; and 20al 25 for Mil club and GO fer
white do Rye is ower sAles 10000 bu at SAC. Barley is
dull aud unchanged Corn steady sales Of 10000 bu
s2aaS3 cents Tor mixed western Oats quiet at 53a5S
for state, western and Canadian.
Provisons-Pork market lower and dull; sales of 800
bbs l6 Ij for mess 90 for old mess and 12STal3
for prime Beef firm and unchanged. Beef hams are
dull. Bacon is quiet and unchanged Cut dull
and nominal Butter is quiet ut Sal2c for Ohio and lea
2lc for state. Cheese Isl sdullht 9al0c. in quality
Whsky-Marketis is dull and nominal; at 25c.
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Toledo & Wabash Railway.
AA G. @l ~. !.
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FRO

THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo to ST. Louis, Springfield Jacksonville Decacur
Naples, Quincy, st. Joseph, Memphis, Vicksburg,
New Orleans, and all points in the Southwest.
ON and after SUNDAY, April 3D. 1859, Passenger
" Trains win leave "unon Depot" TOLEDO daily as
follows:
Express ol5 A. NJ; Fort Wayne 2:l5 p ~; Peru 4.5O
r. ~; Logansrort $3.50 A. NJ Lafayette 7lO p NJ; ar
rive at State Line al 9:20 p. ~
Mail Express at9;45P. NJ; Fort Wayne 2.3S A. NJ; Pc
ru, 6:05 A. NJ; Logansport, $3.50 A. Nj Lafayette 1850
A. Nj arrive at State Line 0i6 A. NJ.
The o;45 P. NJ Express Mail on Saturdays will run to
Lafayette and remain until Monday morning
Leave STATE LINE, ILL.,;
Mail Express at 430 A. NJ; Lafayette $40 NJ; Lo-
gansport $3.50 A. NJ. Peru 0lO A. NJ. Fort Wayne ll:5d
A. NJ arrive at Toledo $3.50 T. NJ.
Express s;40 p. Lafayette 1l;lO p NJ; LOgansport
l2:55 A. NJ; Peru l;40 A. Nj Fort Wayne 4l0 A. t.;
arrive at Toledo S;i5 A. M
The above trains make the following direct and rea-
Bile connections; Westward at Ft Wayne with Pittshurg
Ft. Wayne Chicago Rail Road; at Peru with the Peru
and Indianapolis r. RI at Logansport with the Cincn-
natl and Chicago r. RI at Lafayette with the Lafayette
and indianapolis and New Albany and Salem r. r.; al
ToonO and Decatur with the Illinois Central r. r.; At
Springfield, with the ST. Louis, Alton and Chicago r. r.
Eastward-At Toledo, with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all points East.
Sleeping ears are attached TO each Night Train.
Through Freight leaves Toledo at 100 P. NJ.
Do DO arrives at Toledo at 5.I5 N
GEO. II. BURROWS, Gen. supt
Gen. sup''s Office, Toledo, o., April 9, 1859.
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Speeial Notices.
LISA common observation that there aro

II is common observation that there arc
sufferers from debility among Americans than any
other cyllizon nation Tho Is obvious We take
too little oxcrcise and forget The wants ofihe body In the
absorbing porsuits Of businesa In al auch cases. orna
ry medicines do little good. What Is required Is just
such tonic intigoraor r 8 ostetter has given
to the world in his CELEDRATED CRITTERS" " The
weak and denzen Of the counting house. the ex
haused toller upon the shop board aud the prosated
student Of the midnight lamp have found wonderful
generator In The "BrrERs and prefer more pretcn
tious but less encocious medicines But u should
be forgotten that the agent which magical IN is In
nuenee upon franc which merely debtatcd Is equal
ypowerul in assisting nature to expel the most terrible
forms Of fdsease who will not give 1t trial Sold by
druggists and dealers every where.
See advertisement in another column. 13w5
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COUNCIL PROCEEuINGS.

TUESDAY EVENING, April 2l.-Council
met; present, Mayor, Recorder, Councimon
Morgan, D. Thompson, Clapp and More
house. The prayer Of petitions for the va
cation of l6 feet on each side of Ohio Ave-
nue. was taken up, and on vote the petition
was refused, Morgan, Clapp, Bartlett and
Morehousc voting against it. D. Thomp-
son voting for the vacation Thus this mat
ter was disposed Of and We think rightly
On motion, the Street Commissioner was
directed to notify owners and occupiers of
lots fronting on Ohio Avenue, to remove
their fences and buildings back to their line
On motion, the street commissioner was or
dered to notify persons who have encroached
upon any of the streets or alleys in the in
corporated town of Fremont, 10 remove
their fences and buildings from tho same.
The street commissioner was also instruc-
ted to open the ditch running past Dickinson
& Clicks tannery to the river. On mo-
ton, Mr.. Morgan was appointed committee
to ascertain tho cost Of protecting the bank of
the river from whashing away, between the
bridge and the warehouses, either by piling
or stone work. Adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, April pipes
ent, Mayor Buckland, Recorder Bartlett,
oOuncilmen Morgan, Clapp, D. and S.
Thompson, and Morehouse. Orders were
drawn in favor of A. King for $9,ss, and
Thos. Moore for $500. On motion, t. Clapp
and ]. R. Bartlett were appointed a com
mittee to examine the report made by for
mer Council. Tho Street Commissioner
was directed to pay over all moneys which
may come into his hands, by virtue of his
Office, to the Treasurer, taking his receipt
therefor. A bill was presented by Roberts
d Sheldon, which was laid on the table un-
Ill the next meeting. Adjourned until
Tuesday evening, May Sd.
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ODD FELLOWS CELEnnATION.

On Tuesday, the Odd Fellows Of the 97th
District celebrated the 4Oth anniversary of
the order in America, at this place. The
day was very unpropit;ous. It commenced
raining about 0 o'clock in the morning aud
continued without half an hours intermis-
sion until o o'clock at night. Between
eighty and one hundred brethren assembled
at the Lodge Room, at l o'clock. A pro-
cession was formed, headed by the Toledo
Independent Bgass Band, and as the rain
Stacked little, they marched up Front
street to Garrison, up Garrison to Main, on
Main to Croghan, down Croghan street to
Birchard Hall, where large concourse of the
citizens had assembled. The exercises were,
first, music by the Band; Prayer by the
Chaplain, and an address by Past Grand
G. t, STEWART Esq, of Norwalk The
Address was very fine and appropriate, and
was listened TO with much attention.
After the Address, the Band played two
or three pieces, when the brethren with their
wives proceeded to the Croghan House,
where good and substantial DINNER was
provided by Bro. SMITH FERRIs, the popu-
lar host of the Croghan. In tho evening,
the Lodge Room was open and large par
ty Of tho Order with their wives and in
vited friends passed the evening very
pleasantly.
A portion oft the fraternity got up dance
at Buckeye Hall which we arc told, passed
off well.
Had the day been pleasant, the turn out
would have been far greater. But rs it
was, we know of none but what felt that
they were well paid by coming together.
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BLOCK, FREMONT!
Old Friends, New Friends, Gus
toners, Community generally;

TNHE "Wiuter of Discomfort is passing
l. away, and the Sprug-time Of Gadncss is At handl
We have felt like almost every body ese that things gen-
orally have been frozen up l"ng enoug 1t is time
to shake o the torpor Of inaotiyityi The Sun shines
brightly the Earth aud the Natural and Busi
World begin to teel the warmth Of Better Tinesi
Nature is already at work. renting renovating and
storingthe ragged and rough, the barren and bare
being changed and will appear sryed the eolors
ofthe Rainbow Everybody feels like following suit and
will soon "oG with the Old, and on with the New"
eve BREATHE FREER AND DEEPER" Nowi
The great rcspousiby Of position Agents in proyii-
ing the and tastes Of our fellow ctizensgenc-
men and gentle-womeu-we heavily upon uf, and
made journey to the Great EmporiuInte Mccca Of
the Merthanta deeply important and serious duty But
have returned safely and satisfied aattering ourselves
that our selections cannot full to meet every conceivable
desire Of friends and patrons.
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"citizen," has few words to say to the
City Fathers, in relation to side walks and
hogs. We believe the matter of side walks
has been before tho Council, and something
definite will be done soon. The hog ordi-
psnSs Is being enforced. Great things are ex-
peeted of the present Board, and we believe
they do intend to do something for the relief
Of the dear people. They have hardly had
time TO get an idea Of what is most neces-
sSry 10 be done first. Give EN- time,
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SandusIHy County Agricultural Society.
The Premium List for the eighth annual
Fair of the Sandusky County Agricultural
Society, will be found in another column
The list Of articles for which premiums are
offered, is published in good season that
those who feel interested in the cause can
make their arrangements to compete for the
prizes. The paper should be preserved for
reference.
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SALE oF RRAL ESTATE

Probate Court Ssndssky CouAiy, .0Aie.
ON Saturday the tweety-thisd day Of April 1852 Al
" three o'clock in the afternoon At the eoer 1f the
Court House in Fremont SanduAky county, Ohio will b
Stevenson, deceased;
certain Tsea parcel olAhd situate In ths townahlp
OF Green Creek 80 said county, aud known and described
a. follows, 70 wits The middle. equal third part u
the east part Of the quarter Of section nuuber
Of land.
TKKNs cy skLE.--0ns-third down. ons-shisd IN on.
year and one third u I've years Dsiezred paysnil
Be secured By notes and mortgage on the prenaifor
JANIS W. SfEVFNsON
Adfor 81 David eterenaar dset.tsd
March, II. 1852 oNb33es
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RnIirIona Notice.

Rt. Rev. Bishop McILvArSE, will hold di-
vine service and confirmation at st. Paul's
Church, in Fremont on Monday evening,
May 2, at y o'clock.
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Our Agents.

s. NJ PErrlSeitI 4 CO., 1lo Nassau st., and ANDREW
wISD, 1888 Nassau st. New York, are our authorized
Agents for that city Advertisements and subscriptions
for the JOURNAL received at their oce where the JouRN
Al will always be found nle.
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la frenart Sonrnal, III
Local apS lJisccIIaOcoqs Naiicrs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and al Kinds Of justices and vaions other
Blanks for ssle al ali times at the Jor1iNAL OFFICE
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N E w
MILLINERY STORE

COver D. Belts X Cos store)
w would respectully TO the Ladies Of Fro
w mont aud vicinity. that have commenced to
ceivs New Stock Of Spring and summer Goods
Boanets, Ribbons, Borders, F2cwers, Head
Dresses Siiks, StraDs, Caps and Trimmings;
all of the best kind, and at LOW PRICES. We would
state that shall be In receipt Of goods semonthly,
direct from New York. aud shall keep all kinds of mil
ner goods from the very best to the cheapest be had
Bleaching done by process which makes old Hats 70
look good ms when We make charge for trim
Basque making and cutting from the Latest Fashions by
Madam Briggs celebrated art and all work warranted.
Persous fromthe country will do well to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere a. S. KISGSBURY.
Fremont April s, 1859.
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1859. - 1859.
Fremont and Sanduslr,

TTNIIE New, Swift and Elegant Steamer,
II "BONNIE BO4T,"
VIII run during the season. between the above places.
She win leave Fremont every morning at O'Clock,
eept Sundays and Mondays.
VIII leave Sandusiy every afternoon at o'clock ex-
cept Saturdays and Sundays
Passage 90 cents.
The Bonnie Boat will call at the Club House and Muska-
lunge besides her regular landings. s.
An Omnibus connects at Plaster Bed for Port Clinton.
Freight takenRt the lowest rates
tR Excursion parties accommodated az short notice.
Apr15. Apply to c. W. NICHOLS, Master
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Ey- ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should DC in every family See advertise
ment in another column. 32y1
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and eSrcd-
ousy done and reasonable terms If you desire any
such work call at the Journal OFFICE.
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OR OCK ER Y

< h y q K. Ii * II
Of every variety from the best quality Of edsd Queens
ware, to the most common in use; and also GLASS
WARE Of every description.
And the place where they pitched their tent war on
FRONT STREET. door Aolth Of the Druggists whose
sirnamcs Buekland 4 Graham.
And It came to pass In tho OF time that the In
habants of the city and country about heard Of
the fame Of the Goods sold creat they said among tbe
selves et 60 up and for ourselves these hnrs
be true OF which we hear"
Aud they weat, they and their wives and their soma
and daughters and when they beheld they wondered
greatly and they that bought largely went away blessed
in their basket finding themselves great gamers In the
quality Of the Goods purchased at this Store.
And inasmuch hundreds have witnessed the truth Of
the above, have further need 70 notify the inhsbt
ants that we have enough long It lasts, and good
enough what there is Of it. and expect have mora be-
fore the present stock is exhausted that you may rest
assured that there is enough and to spare.
BECKWITH & NIXON.
Fremont, o., Feb. j, 1859.
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FARM FOR sALE.

- THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of one
En hundred and fourteen lying on tho Western
k4lA Reserve and Maumee Road in Green Creek town
ship, two and half miles east Of Fremont The farm
well fenced and improved having good house and barn
on agood orchard OF young trees three wells Of water
and good oisern seyentyys acres are cleared
balance in good timber Possession given sale. Title
clear. Further information can be had by calling the
Fremont, Oct 2od 1858
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To tile Sick.
May Appointments.

DIR. TuDBS win be in attendance as follows:
FREMoNr-Kesser's Hotel, Monday, 18th May
N0RWALK-American House. Saturday, 1Gth Nay.
For CoHsHhal0N RpOa ell Diseases eftke Threat Lunss
Heart Liver, Stomach B0Hek Eldasys aad Splssn-
iso DToPsg Grayei RheErHatisS, Nsrropsness Dssir-
fg, Dyspepsia Female Diseases ARue and Fspsy Fsts
HsDHritiss Of the Blool Erupti0Rs, Concern Dlesrs
and all other reTistiss c long aAdiHg eoplsiHts bok
External and Internal
For ten years. DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entrs
time TO Chronic Diseases treating thousands annuay
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource whn
reach. IN NO CASE ARE MiNRRAL OTHER PoIsoRs
EMPLoYBD, NOR DOES MAKE SICK TO MAKE WILL on
TEAR DOWN TO BUILD uF AGAIN. The medicines can b.
taken with safety by the delicate ald patients nav
remain at home and continue with prudence their ord
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment aiterends and physicians had given up All
hope the indispnabe evidence Of which can auays b
furnished. tnyadE however reduced despairne are
invited 70 % and may be assured that encouragement
VIII be given or expense incurred without eerrespond
ing prospect Of recovery.
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A TTACHMENT

IN Robertson Son, Plaintiffs, against
Heckelmann Tucker, Defendants.
BEFORE A. ). Knapp Justice Of the Peace Of York
township, Sandusky County Ohio, the 9TH day Of
April A. d. 1852 said Justice issued order OF attach
ment IA the above action seyeny-slx 42-lOO dollars
probable costs ten dollars Adjourned until May IS 1889
ROBERTSON & SON,
April ii, 1859. 12w3 BY H. W. WinRlow, their Atty
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Car Time-Loaving Fremont.

Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
GOING EAST. GOING WEsr.
Buffalo Express .o45 AM western Exp. & Mail 2e An
Mail Train II 81 AN Chicago Express. -224 Pm
N. Y Express -. "A Pm Telegraph Exp e2s Pm
On the Fremont and Indiana Road, for Fosora, daily
except Sundays, at o'clock p. M
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Tax Notice.

HE Duplicates or the second instalmont Of Taxes are
in the hands Of the Undersigned the ofce Of
the Treasurer will be open for the reception of taxes
this time until the 10th day Of June next No paper
money viii be received except that ofSpees paying banks
OF Ohio W. M STARK,
APrlli, 1859. l2w3 Treasurer
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BECKWITH & NIXON.
Fremont, o., Feb. II, 1859.
EMPLOYMENT.

eDeJU AGENT is wanted in every town and county IN
the United htes TO engage in respectable easy bu
sines by which the above profits may CERTAINLY reaz
ed For further particulars, address DR.. J. HENRY
WARNER, corner Broome and Mercer Streets New York
City, enclosing postage stamp. b21nos