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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

DrArH-Deaihis part ofiire. It is moth.
ing more than the negation of life. If life
therefore be no general good, death is no gen.
eral evil--Who shall decide its Not women
and children, but wise men. Thllse, the
chief of the sages held life and death as things
indifferent Socrates, the greatest of all phi
losophers; speaks of death as deverance
and SO does Cicero; and Solomon, who had
tasted all the sweets of life condemns the
whole as vanity and vexation. F;eldiAg
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

GAS the ice upon the mountain, when the
warm breath of summer broathes upon it
molts and divides into drops, each Of which
reflects an image Of the sun; SO in life, the
smile Of Gods love divides itself into separate
forms, each bearing 10 it and rejecting an i'm.
age Of His love-"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13
g-No.hing truer than this little Bit from

ES Nothing trner than this little bit from
the Carpet Bag
III a we'll bred woman is surprised in care,
less costume. she does not try to dodge be,
bind door to conceal deficiencies. nor does
she turn red and s.ammer confused excuses.
She remaihs calm and self-posaessed and
makes up in dignity what she may want in
decoration. The most sensible woman VIC
ever saw was ono Who when her husband toob
us home OH wash day to look at bis new
house, never made one word of apology for
the confusion that existed nor once begged
Us not to look round"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

When Religions made science there is moth
ing more intricate when made a duty moth
ing more easy,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13
u ortrp. o

II was, we think, MACAuLEY, who said, that
most of the poetry published in newspapers, was
intended to be read before breakfast and forgotten
before diuner!--bui we hardly think the same can
be said ofthe following very beautiful and touch
ing lines. -four readers do not admire il, we do
not want them TO read any more poetry in the
Journal. The writer's genius is us wild as the
winds that wander around the blue sea iset and
as bean tiful as dream of love. Those who read
"T'hc Deserted :" which appeared last week, will
here fud the sequel; and il they should feel its
frnth. we cannot h elp il.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

'Ths is a pretty time % night to come
skulking hum, you dfnaken brute. Whar you
been, eh 2" exclaimed Mrs. Potts. when shs
saw Mr.. Potts practicing the corkserew polk,
on the staircase. "Been-hic--been? VIII,
-hic--ye see, Sal--hic--Sally. Pve been I.
he--hic-temperanc ass--hic-meeing
and pve eat too m much lemonade" Eat
what?" "Ye.es-hic-eat that too" A.
this junc,uro a heavy squel9h announced the
dow nfall Of the bead of the Potts family. esq
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

A tradesnan wrote to hard customer as
follows: Eesa - ~
"sr:-Your bill ofdry goods has been stan,
ding long time. BY settleing it you will
much obligo,
Yours Ge.. T. s.
TO which he received the fOllesing lasoaio
reply: 18-' ga
tt!h ss-. .shoh the bill ycu speak q \
llgsd Of standing let il 81 aowu Yours, q. l."
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PORTAGE COUNTY
Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
r.. P- BUCKLAND, Agent,
FREMONT, OHIO.

DIR IL. 8. RICE.
Continuesthe practice of Medicinein Fremont
and adjacent country.
oEpicE, as ormerly, on Frontstreet, oppo-
site Deals new building.
Fremont, Nov. %, ls50.-37
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-08-13

The JouRNAL,i published every Saturday morn.
iIR-Ofiice In Bucklaud's Brick Building--third
story; Fremont, Sandusky county, Ohio.
The Ohio union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

acOb Fulmor & FIuko,7 h,Partl:ion.
rs. In Ashland Common
Samuel Fluke & ~Fulmer.j Pleas.
nURSUANT 10 the command of an order of
sale, issued ia the above case from the Court
OfCommOn Pleas OF Ashland county, and State of
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose to public sale,
at the door of the Court House in said county, on
Monday, The oh 'dpy of Januafyh 1854,
between the hours of ten O'Clock A. NJ, and four
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, together with the appurlonanccs, TO
wit: The west half of the south east quarter Of
section number sixteen, in township number
twenty-three ofrange sixteen, excepting out ofthe
same, one acre and forty rods, more or less, and
described as follows: Beginning at tho south
west corner of thc above described half quarter
Of land; thence north two and a half degrees, west
twenty rods TO q stake; Forth c.ghty-iiye and a
half degrees, west ten rods u q 'laLcj thence
south two and q half degrees, cast twenty rods To
q stake; thence south e!ghty-i,ve aud q hlli de-
grees west to the place Of beginning leaving OF
said half quarter Eeyenty-oiglt tCrcs and three
quarters Of an acre, more or less. Also the east
half OF THE southeast quarter OF section numbol
sixteen, in township number twcnty-throe, Orange
number ~sixtGenj continuing eighty acrts moro or
less. Also the east halfOit the south west quarter
of section sixteen, township twenty.threc, range
bhAtcehi oACeVthG ehoioioh W uN'Sa' NN'VNutv'o
sold and decided to Meloher Mcllinger, out Of the
southeast corner Of said last described holf quar-.
Ter, and, also, the .ou,h.clst quarter dissection
seventeen, Of township twcnty-thrcc, in rango
sixteen- containing one hundred and s.sly acres,
more or lees; I'll Of the siore described lands be-
ing situate in the county Of Ashland and State of
Ohio.
Terms of Sale :-oue third cash in hand on the
day ofsalc; one third in one year, aud the balance
(being one third in two years from tho day of
sale, with i~ntercat on the two last payments from
the date ofsalo, and said last Payments to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the promises.
J. D. JONES, Sheriff.
December 7, 1853. pfS52 % lw20,
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JOHNS g. ALLEN,

III ANING recently added to their stock of
Ii Hardware, a.e now offering for sale, cheap
as eau be purchased in Ohio,
DO boxes axes, Whites, Hunts, Waters, Da-
yis' and Quinn's, all Of which are warranted;
% doz. AmeB' and Rowland's steel and east
shoyels;
5000 lbs. Log, cable, trace, halter and COW
chainsi
20 doz. Mil, C%rosscut, Hand, PANEL, Rip and
Wood saws Of the best manufacture.
900 doz. Table Knives and Forks. 3D.
J.& n. invite the attention of house keepers
to their stock ofTabie Furniture, particularly as
it is much better than is usually sold in the coun-
try.
90 doz. Rural, Cottage, and Store Door locks.
LOO doz. common iatches, with aud without
bolts.
II ps. Oil floor cloth-rich colors.
% do Ca enamell'd cloth, very heavy aud
cheap.
G do green, black and cold do.
20 doz smoothing IRONS, selEheatins and com
mon. -
100 dOz. Butchers files, assorted from . to IS
inches.
$50 doz oh seIs-hsming, morlicing and cor
uer.
90. doz farmers chiscls lind gouges.
II doz Brass, block Tin and wood Cocks, to
screw or drive.
100 boxes glass, s BY 10 to "a by 10.
10000 lights sash, all sizes.
900 lbs patty IN bladders.
90 tons best Juniata Iron.
10 tons best do nails.
Call in gentleme,, don't he afraid Of the New
Firm yoL shall be treated as kindly as ever.
Move, 1853. ly2l
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R@NGS ynoVygo ;
AuDlroRs OFFICE, Ashland, Nov. 2e, 1853.
II A OF OHIO, !

ASHLAND CouYTY, SIS. lii hereby certified that the foregoing is atrne
IstOf Lands and Town Lots being and lying in the County of Ashland, delinquent
for The taxes interest and penalty, of the years A. d. 1852 and 1853. Ali con.
cerned, will therefore take notice that the tax, interest and penalty charged there.
on be not paid into the County Treasury and the Tnasurers receipt producd there.
fol, before the 2d Monday of January, A. d. 1854, then in that case, each tract or
lot, or part of lo, so as Aforesaid delinquent and in said list described, on which
the tax, interest and penalty may remain unpaid, will on said 2d Monday of Jan.
uay next be, at the Court House exposed for sale, in order to satisfy such taxes
interest and penalty; and said sale will be continued from day o day until each and
every tract, or OO( land specified in said List shall have been disposed of or offered
for sale. ISAAC GATES, Auditor of Ashland County Ohi,
N. b Many persons owning lands or Town Lots in he foregoing List, may
have paid their tax, interest and penalty on The same, before The second Monday Of
January next. Such persons need give themselves n o uneainess, as we will com.
pare the list with the Treasurers books before selling The same; and all who have
paid previous to that time will noIb be included in such delinquent sales.
Nov 80, 1853. l. GATES, Aud. Ash. Co.
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SuERIFF'S SALE.

J. Van Buskirk, ct. al In p rtitlOn.
Is. In Ashland Common
Henry A.. Stoner, ct. al Pleas.
PURSUANT TO the command of an order Of
sale, issued in the above cass from the Court
OF Common Pleas of Ashland county and State of
Ohio, to me directed, | will expose TO public sale
at the door Of the Court House, in said county, on
Monday, The OH dag Of January, 1854,
between the hours often O'Clock, A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, to wit; Being the south ives, quarter
of section number t%hirty-siK, of range number sew.
entoen, township number wenty-fye-containing
one hundred and ixty acres Of land, together
with the appurtenances thereto belonging situate
and being in the county Of Ashland aud State OF
Ohio. Terms Of sale;-
One third cash on the day ofsale; one third in one
year from day Of sale, and the balance, being one
third in two yesrs from day OF sale, with interest
on the deferred payments from day OF sale, and
said last mentioned payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
I'D, JONES, Sheriff.
D cembcr Z, 1853. pfs3 iw29
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AlertLants, Mf.
aGroor, NrO-r,

SCHOOL, NOTrCE.
TINHE attention Of the Teachers and Local
Il School Directors OF every Township IN Ash
land County, is respectfully called to
SIOldard'S Series of Arilhmetics,
BY JOHN +. STODDARD, A. Nj.
Prest Of the University Of Northern Pennsylvania
Comprising the JUVENILE MENTAL ARITH-
METIC, l24 cents; 70 PIP. Tor primary Schools
To precede the AMERICAN I~NTELLECTU-
AL ARITHMETIC, 90 cents jl64 PIP. az extend,
ed work designed for Common Schools, SemIna-
ries, and Academies.
sToDDARD'S PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC,
half bound, 40 cents.
STODDARD'S
cloth, 80 conts.
This work embraces every variety of exercises
appropriate 10 written Arithmetic.
sTODDARD'S PHILOSOPHICAL ARlTHME-
TIC, 6O cents, a higher work for Colleges and
advanced Glasses in onion Schools, Seminaues,
and Academies.
This Arithmetic has neither Rules, Answers
nor Key.
= ALSO
HAZEN'S SPELLER and DEFINER, price 90
cents; and NELSON'S SYSTEM OF PENMAN-
SHIP: a Serial Course Of FIVE numbers, do, III
cents for each book, suitable Text Books.
nii'NlhStlcsW WIN De Iurnlsnsu NJ nnlf OF tne
above prices Tor the FIRST Introduction into any
School that has not heretofore introduc ed them
and thirty days will be al. owed for each School
TO complete such introduction,
These Works are published by LAMPORT,
BLAKEMAN & LAW, No. s Park Place, New
York City, and are already extensively introduced
throughout the State.
a1- See Advertisement in the Ohio Journal OF
Education.
The preceding Works, together with the Pub
fishers circular gratis may be had on the above
conditions Of W. H.. H. POTTOR, BOOK Sci err,
at Ashland, who will also supply any of the
School BookH published by the above Firm at the
lowest prices.
A. W. PRICE,
Travelling Agent for Ohio, Michigan, Indiana,
Kentucky, and Pennsylvania.
Nov Post Office Address. Cleveland Ohio.
ember l6, 1853.
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Mercantile School
UNIoN SCHOOL BUILDING, ASHLAND, OHIO.
W. GRANGER, Principal.

TINE design of this Institution is to be purely
a Mercantile school, a%flording to individuals
thorough and practical training las much so as IN
actual b~usiness) for the duties of the counting
room and the various business pursuits.
The course OF instruction arranged from trans
actions drawn from real life, and written out in
good business style, embraces Double Entry
Book. keeping, as practically used intho different
departments oftrado and commerce, including
Wholesale, Retail, Commission, Banking, Man.
ufactnring, Shipping Nnd steamboating, Individ-
ual, Partnership and Compound Company BUSH
ness; lalsp, Mercantile Arithmetic Correspon-
donce, Penmanship, Political Economy and
Commercial Law.
The average time to complete a course is some
lsweoks, and applicants can enter school at any
time and receive individual instruction. Students
are Unlimited as to time, and have the privilege
Of review. d
Terms for the entire course and diploma, in
a~dvncc, $40.
Stationary costs from 50 TO SO. Board can be
had at from 90 TO $3.50 per week.
Ashland, Nov. %, 1883. 27.tE.
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NEW SALOON.

II BAcHERER, at tho old stand formerly
~. occupied by Michael Miller, above The
McNulty house, keeps constantly on hand every
variety ofgood things, ercept intoxicating drinks,
which can DO desired by any one fond Of good
ng. June 20, 1883, etf
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BOTS AS IS ROOTS !

C51 VNHE undersigned having resolved to
Il hereafter go Il on his own individual
- hook, would say to his friends that he has
purcha sed OF John p. SwineIord his stock and
rented his shop on Main street, opposite Ilger's
Saddlery Shop, where no will b. prepared 10 do
as good and 6ne work as any establishment IN the
county can produce. c, A. HUMES.
Ashlsni, August 3, 1858, litf II
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Office Franklin & Warren n. u. Co.

1919 LIZ hohAAAh q NuIFeh hAs H. COsi
FRANKLIN, Portage CO., Ohio, Sept. 20, 1853.
he A 7 Of q T lEs 7, Z Of W sls r DiT r ss'
held June II, 1853, the following assessments upon
Stock subscriptions were made, viz: Ten per c~ent.pay.
able July LIST, 1853, and an assessmenttoften per cent.
whole amount is pad. Three instruments are there.
fore now due. 10 wit The first when subscribed, fby
the c%hsrter,) the second July lst, and the third, Az.
gust 3lst.
Subscribers in Ashland village and county are To.
s~pecuuliy requested to Immediately pay all install.
menls now due, and as they hereafter become due, al
unless called upon BY the Collector. -, '
10 lori w. TYLRR Sec
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Aaron Yarnell, plF.-
Ashland Common Pleas.

Aaron YaTneII, pill.
Us. SAshland Common Pleas.
John C. Menor, OF al.
TINHE defendants will take notice, that the plain.
J. tiff, on the 2nd day Of December, 1853, filed
in the Clerks Office Of said Court, a petition land
the same is now p%endingN the object and prayer
Of which is, to obtain a Judgment on a certain
Promissory Note given by defendants to said
Aaron Yurnell, dated Oct. o4th, 1858, ealing for
six'y-ohe dollars, payable one day after the date
thereof and that upon filing said petition, plain.
tiff caused an order of attachment to be issued
dgainst the lands and tcnements, rights and cred
its, of said defendants, situate in said county.
Defendants are further notified, that unless they
appear aud answer or domur thereto, before the
goth day ofJanuary next, such further proceedings
will be had as is authorized by law.
KENNY & poR TER, plaps Atty's.
December 0, 1853. PISA 25 6w99
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w VI COMI AIN I.
ANDREW Coon, Presideni.
DOWNING II. YoUNG, Secretary.
JOHN p. DRESAN, Treasurer. "a,
This Company is prepared to issue policies oil
insurance upon the most favorable terms, for any
period not exceeding five years.
The Directors call tho especial attention OF
persons desiring to effect, insurances, to the fol-
lowing, among many other liberal features OF
their Company.
/. We issue policies on both the joint-stock
and mutual plan, on the joiut stock plan, for as
short a period oftimea as IN y be desired.
ii. Persons insured 10 this Company who sus-
tain a loss, in case of controversy, may bring
their suit either IN the county where such lo.s
occurred, or in Richlandi county.
III. 10 case ofsale Of the property insured, be-
fore the expiration Of the policy, a raleable pro-
portion ofthe money advanced will be returned
to the policy holder. Thi. is a peculiar ~featur.
in our company, and one which we Il ink will
NEE with the appreciation ofall persons interest
ed.
". We confne ourselves entirely to a busines.
within the bounds Of the State ofOhio. A liherA
share oi public patronage is respectfully sol!ei,e
Principal business Office, on Vest Diamond Stree .
Mdagied, OaiO, up stairs, IN Sturges' neu builas
ing. Agents oi .smpany for Ashland County,
VIM. D.. ALLISON, Ashland.
CT. KING, haysyiile.
May %, 1853. ltf
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Farm for Sale.
STRAYED,
STRAY b,

TNR0M the subscriber, living in
ETN Smithyille, Wayne Co., Ohio,
OE~.m on the goth day of May, A. D., 1858,
N%AAW two bay mare Colts, one two years
M FyN old and the other ono. No %particu-
GAAz2S lar, marks on either orthem. Alb.
eral reward will be given for information con-
corning them. Notice may be left at this Office.
ADAM SCHAAF.
December 8, 1853. 4w20'
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NOTICE rO M PAYEns.

MO MONEY will hereafter be received for
IN Taxes by mo other thar Gold and Silver,
and the Bills Of Solvent OHIO Banks. This is
by rider Of the State Trea surer.
]. w. BOYD.
Treasurer Of Ashland Co.
Dec a, 1853. soaC
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NEW AND FASIIIONABLE HAIRS.
Look Here Citizens! !

nON'T alarm yourselfif we do sell cheaper
IL than at any other clothing establishmen ia
town. We have clothing Of all descriptions,
such as Dress Goats, Frock Goats, Over G. oats,
and Bob tail Goats; fine Shirts and the latest > yle
of Hats aud Caps, besides a fashionable stock sf
Cr'yats, Neck ties, Collars, Bandkerchieb &c.
INDIA RUBBER GOODS, a
all sold cheap, and they are WELL MADE. ,
You may figure ill you are gray, aud you will
not know how we sell SO cheap and save our
selves. Our over coais from three dollars and
upwards are not TO be beaten for warmth, price,
aud quality. y
SBr We want you to call and sec US, whether
you buy or not. Our Store Is the next door 20
Mr., Mc'Mnhans. Call early beloro tho crowd
assemblies. $3.50 tsa mt3
II. AsHEr.
Ashland, Nov. 30. 1883, p-if -
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j, H. BiUNGARDNER, s. &C.
New Column Building,

WOOSTER, o.
NUHoLESALE Dealers in Drugs, Medicines,
w Paints, OILS, Dyes, Books and Stationary,
Mastc, Perfuncry, Glassware, Daguerrean Stock,
Fancy Goods, sc,
Wewould say to the dealers in Ashland and
community, thatthe
NEW COLUMN BUILDING,
is fitted up from top to bottom in a superior style,
and we are undoubtedly Preparodt to job any article
in our lines of cuisines to purchasers advantage,
us We buy in large quantities from Importers and
Manufacturers, and thereby have the advantage
of he lowest prices and will take pleasure in
giving the same to our customers. Our assert.
meni Of
D~A@ygRR5AN STOCK,
Is complete, including Cases, Plates, Chemicals,
Gliding Stands, Frames, leadresis, aud also
Cameras furnished at New York Prices in short
notice. Our prices you will end below any dealer
in Cleveland or any other Western town.
We respectfully sollci. orders from tho trade,
which will be promptly forwarded.
j. II, BAUMGARDNER SEQ.
Wooster, June /, lS53-2tr.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT ROUTE
TO TRAVELLERS.

Hia W AOb~
Notwithstanding Ashland every Monday, We'd
nesday and Friday ats O'Clock, AM and arriving At
Loudonville at9 NJ connecting with the 8 O'Clock
p. III. train for Pittsburgh and the A O'Clock P NJ
train Tor Cro'tline same days. LeuvingLoudonvillo
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday on tho
rival oil Eastern train at 10 A. NJ, and arrives
at Ashland at P. NJ, thereby enabling passen-
gers to 90 either East or West on the cars same
day, or those coming on morning train either from
East or West can get to Ashland without delay;
and citizens wishing TO visit the south part of the
county, can have an opportunity to transact their
business and return the same trip, aud rice rsrss,
Fare through one dollar. i
A liberal deduction 10 families and pleasure
parties. Enquire of the undersigned at the Book
Store in Ashland, or at the Railroad Depot, or
Post Office in Loudonville.
w II II POTTER, Proprietor.
Ashland, July 10, 1853. 3mS
= Passengers TAX n to or from any Hotel either
at Ashland or LoudOnyille,
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Orange Township
Perry Township,

Deplar Jacob Is % % north pm west rs 1874 IA SO / IA 10 6 % 81
p"h"a& f00'"'n 10 % 3 P'ne4n west 1914 10 At 8 II O2 20 so
Fr dime Conradl5 70 II e corner sc 5 81 So 7 So II
Harnan Phillip Is % 7 part south west 34 1876 A A 7 80 4 0 05
Rudy John 10 % 26 west south e 81 1898 I2 81 6 10 A s &c 90
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TO THE CITIZENS OF ASHLAND.
THE undersigned will top for a short time In
il Ashland, for tho purpose Of TAX ~ Portraits,
giving lessons in Drawing and on tho Guitar
Rooms over fay's Store,
J.W. McABEE.
Ashland, Nov. 90, 1853. est.
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Village or NTiff1i1a.
Milton Township.
ClearCreek Township.

2427 north east pit north W 32l 43 4 96 4G 0 81
2425 north pit south west / 80 Al 8 76
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