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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-23
Dry Goods! !!

LADIES' DRESS GOODSl
Consisting in part Of the following articles,--
Beautiful fast colored Lawns, from 6f TO 25c,
Philip Aliens, Globe, Cocheco, aud American
Prints from 64 to | "a cts; white robes very fine
aud nice figured, from s } to $50 per pattern;
Beautiful Brocade, plaid, Chameleon, black and
watered dress silks Of quality
Nerer before altered in this NarkeI
from to , cents; black dress satins, and sat.
in stripe Barege; nice silk tissues, bareges, and
French jaconets, from 25 to 371 cts: good fine
cotton and silk hose, from Gd cts TO 81
u invite the particular examination Of my
DRESS GOODS,
By our Sandusky County Ladies,
having taken especial pains. to select such
Goods TO suit you all, and as | think succeeded
in selecting Dress Goods that will not only
please you, but when worn, will increase your
Husbands and Lovers admiration of yoa, and
we, as heretofore, be literally patronized
ME- GOD VA NeT &c -M7 % 9
d7 Oh keep your hands off young ladies,
~ for if you try on one of those beautiful
Silk, Satin or Lace Bonnets,
you will be sure to buy one, and if you wear it,
the Young men will be so captivateG with your
beauty that their admiration Of you will be irre-
sstible. Yet | will not discourage you from
buying, for purchased them expressly for you,
So, come and get them.
| have straw, leghorn, Gossamer, lace, hair,
lawn, and all other kinds Of Bonnets, that are
fashionable this spring, Of various qualities, pri-
ces, styles and colors, also,
BONNET FRAMES and TRIMMINGS,
of all the popular styles, cheaper than ever.
And, Ladies, have those fine
Grape Shawls,
Also silk frnged Cashmere, and lawn Shawls,
from Sc cents to go
AS 10 my wnite goods, ! think | have every
thing you want-the variety is too extensive to
enumerate.
Come in and See Them!
E Shoes, Slippers, Boots and
Caters, of all kinds. Call, and see, Ladies, for
am doing my utmost TO please you in goods
and prices.
Rcady-n,Gde Clothing
or the latest and most fashionable styles, se-
ected with care, by an experienced buyer, from
one ofthe largest Clothing Warehouses in New
York. The Clothing department will be under
the supervision of
MR.. S. BILLOW,
whose long experience in this line of business is
well known to the public
| CRt1ing and MAKING UP done in the
best style at the shortest possible notice.
Now my freuds, in conclusion, return you
my sincere thanks for the past and remark, that
there is such thing as men being mutual ad-
vantage to each other, and if you and the peo.
| pie generally desire me TO
Furnish you aciM all yom Goods,
Say so, by your acts, and furnish me with the
means in due time and | upon my part will as
heretofore use my best efforts to
KEEP ALWAYS ON HAND,
every thing you want at the very lowest prices,
] can possibly afford them.
VAXN VA VA CBN HsS En- 9
ALL KINDS OF
Country odmcc .
A. GUSDORF.
Fremont, June 10, l654-2ltf
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-23
EXHIBIT.

or the Receipts and Expenditures Of SAM
~ dusky County, from June !, 1853, TO
juno /, 1861
COUNTY FUNDS--RECEIPTS
Amount collected on the duplicate Of
1853 including delnquencies Of
1852, $66lo 4l 8
sources. 26lI 4s 9
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New Goods Ahead of All.
w MI. LII. CLOUD.


w vi. III. CLOUD.
FORMERLY CLOUD & GARVIN,)
yTTOULD respectfully invite the attention of
w his friends and the Public generally, to the
New, Large and Handsome variety of
SPRING GOODS,
Just opened by him: and would return many
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past year and assures them that
nothing in his power shall be left undone, TO give
every sa tslacIion to those who NAV favor him
with call the present season, | have large lot
OF DRESS GOODS,
of every description, viz: Mouslin delaines Chal-
Ii Bareges, Poplins, Lawns, from six to eighteen
cents per yard
SILKS, Il fine assortment Paids, striped,
changeable and plain black silks and sans.
have taken particular pains in the selection Of
these goods and would invite the attention of the
public and the Ladies of Fremont, especially 10
them, before purchasing elsewhere.
PRlNTS.-One thousand pieces varying from
six and a.fourlh to twelve and a-haf cents. Fast
Colors. SHAWLS.
Plain and embroidered white Grape, plain and
changeable silk, pain and fancy cashmeres, plain
and embroidered Thibet Also, large assort-
ment of low prices shawls, of every style and
color, which will be sold at the lowest possible
figures. BONNETS.
A large and splendid assortment of Bonnets and
Bonne, Ribbons. Silk Bonneis varying from one
dollar to eight. Leghorn from fifty cents TO four
dollars Straw from twelve and a-half cents to
one dollar.
CLOTHS cassmers aud vestings. twenty. FIVE
per cent. cheaper than ever.
CLOTHiNG.-This department will be under
the especial care of Mr.. Maxwell, whose expert
ence in that line is well known.
BOOTS and SHOES, the best and largest as .
sortment ever brought to Fremont.
GROCERlES.--The best Rio Coffee l23 cts
superb article of Sugar from five to six cts, and
other Groceries in proportion All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
taken in exchange for Goods,
Fremont, May, 1854. ls'5m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-23

DRIDGE NOTICE Notice is hereby given
ID that sealed proposals will be received at this
office, until the eleventh day OF June next for the
construction of a Bridge across Big Muddy Creek,
on the road leading from Fremont to Port Clinton.
The plan aud specifications Of which may be
seen at this office. By order of Commissioners.
HORACE E. CLARK,
Auditor Sandusky Co.
Auditors Office, Fremont May "a, lS54.-l5:3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-23

CHARLES A. HENRY,
Produce and Commission Merchant.
OFFICE-Whh Talcott & Carpenter, IA
ter street, TOLEDO, OHIO.
REFERS TO
r. P. Buckand, Esq, }
S. Birchard. ESQ.,, Fremont, ..
O, L. Minis 81 Co.
Talcolt e. Carpenter,
II. Miller, Esq, Toledo, o.
Brownie Pendleton 81 Co.
Personal Attention paid 10 The purchase ant
Sale of Produce.
Toledo, June, IS5I-20:tf
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NOTICE TO TAX PAYERs.
Freemen Awake!

Must be settled by Free Men!l!
THEODORE CLAPP, is manufacturing all
i kinos OF CANDIES, from the best crush
ed, loaf coffee aud clarified sugars A good
assortment always on hand, and for sale. Also,
a General
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Ballyille Factory!
S.9.VD USKY COUNTY, d.

TINE subscribers respectfully annhunce to
l. the citizens of Sandusky and adjoinig coun-
ties. that they have fitted up their machinery
in the best order, snd prepared TO carry Oil
The MANUFACTURING OF
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

AecIDESfro THE oEERNoR.-Yesterda
morning as Governor MEDILL, in company
with several of our native soyereigns,
was returning from the scene Of the
late collision, one of the company impru-
IDENTITY drew down the brakes, checking The
car very suddenly, and unloading in an
unceremonious manner a portion of the oc-
cupants of the car, Gov. MEDILL had his
knee pretty badly sprained, which has
since become considerably inAamed.
He is at present confined to his ROOM, al
the Winslow House, under the care of DR.
H1LDRETH, but will, we hope, be able to b.
out in a few days.-Zdnes. Gour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Struck By Lighhping.-The house Of Mr..
JAMES Johnson in east Lancaster, was
struck by Lightning last night about l2 o.
clock. The lightning struck the chimney,
passing downinside q completely demolish-
ing ito the floor Of the second story, where
several Of the family we're in bed asleep;
but owing to the fact of their sleeping on
feathers they received no damage whatever,
notwithstanding the lightning seemed to
have played all around them. 1t struck the
building on the east end, and from thai
point was conducted along the tin spoutine
around the entire building doing oonsidera.
BILE damage 70 the ofthe house.
FOrtunatsl9 no damage was done The
inmates.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
cARrER,s sfANIsn MIxrURn,
Ens s.A rvRlFiER o. . PLOOD.

W q ~ NLuOUs
\ NOT APaRTYeER ~. nr0c1p vFN RI
NINFatTTpfp ppS -
"A evil. rheumati-m oh-isa LOT seIoIaia, hngs
hln,nles a. nn-ialss on s 4, e1ieneoes ernpuons,
Sore ewes. me ~oyv a. s = nv, o,9tsne5l poiiss ehronlc
and main Or tser rnes ,rS tSSfs e-iu-he.as enlargement
lphuiIe di.ar5ers ia,n.s.-o 1890 -.eooon ulcers ~,
|diseases arisine ron, . ~ a .iffSalt sVinplnihu, ana all
|imprudenee in iIfe. or iunaylfv ~ tha NJ y iAershTy'
This valuable medieinel MA hs ny S,ogc.
cd for the nnmhsr nr - Sssno eetebrai.
through liz agenry. NM i ndd,ce5s1 she SaEss effected
urgent request OF their frIends. 10 ofyer ~ t1a nahun
which they do with the utmost eon0denre IN ia yyirsna,
md wonderful curative properties The lpilcwing e sr.
ltlncates, selected from A large nnmber.a az. howsS.,.
stronger testimony that the mere word offhe nrorsis!,
tors; and are ali from gentlemen wen known In tbsiy
localities, and OF the highest resnoctahlIIfy. mauav ~
them now residing in the cIty Of Richmond V,r~iniss '"
II. Boyden, Esq, OF the Exchange Hotel. RIchmond.
known every where, saws he ma seon de medicina
called CARTER, SPANISH MIXTURE administered M over n
hundred cases, innearly mi Ihc dlscnscs for which N il
eeommended,w with the most asst nishingly good restlts.
He says II is the most extraordinary medicine, he has
ever seen.
AGUE AND FEvER-Great eure-I hereby certify, thaS
for three years l had Ague and Fever OF the most VIC.
lent description, lad several Phtsicians, tool ouan.
titles OF. Qainine, mercury, and / believe all Without
any permanent relief Al last | tried carter,s spanislr
miyture two holiIes ~ nhIch eFoctnsu. c,-aE ro
and / am hapny ~ say ihaws had neithsr eSiiIs o. fax >
since. 1 eonsider Il inc best tonic In the world. md thes
only medicine tbatha reached nv case. ].
Ry.y~n nv near Richmond Virginin.
g. 4. Incl. ESQ. now in Inc sity Of Richmond. and
for many wears I'M lie Post oS,ce' has smrh coincidence
in The .:,onishInr eascac N. - ans.or,s snsni.h n,Iytmre
y ~. ~ ~ e s.oN hsn SMsass VI sI : 4 = spauIs ht.h Ia ~,
given ewsy ~ tka .aR;ntaS M t y0ess q, X n = ha. neTcT
Fnown n ~ c,I ,yhan taTan aoocrJ;nn ~ 5,rcasina
Dr Nf;nSe = wron,;.inS pSrs ynSr ~ y a sosn~"rSu AZ
a. IL hhSSi 1881 n;eleiani ~ ~ y.
n ~ : vS nS = = !, N - SftE o. h,enM ~ sa;s ns y nus nas vii.
snanish m xtara "hieI. ni = .aaS tv nUs uo
sapSs IN , cass az nn ! y . Sene y pn nv ,v ne
tSss eoad agoots ,.oro aun iapJnnJ w '"N "'N'
Sam,el M nrinSer oS1Se ~ Am, ~ nr5nte a. A. No.
r wears s an MAS wa ~ SGrs1 OF nN 3 sSChfRmin ~ o. eigas
snanisb mi ~tnro "S
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
IFor the Daily Gazette. I

PRoaREssIoNIsM, No. ST. s. Saugh-
ter, Esq.-What has the death of a little
boy, named Johnnie, the son of ]. D. Mar
tin, Esq, odo with "Progressionism?"-
Is there not a progression in going from
the bible Saviour here to the actual Sa-
yiour in the other world? He says, "SW-
fer lille children to come unto me, audJohn-
ME has gone to experience His promised
blessingl Is there not progression in the
rose expanding from the bud to full bloom
glory?Jhonnie asa bud, has been transplant
ed fromthe stormy garden of earth to that
on the other side Jordan, where no tenn
pests mar tender flowers! Is there not
progression in going, oil being hurried a.
way from danger to a place of security?-
The Lord gives and the Lord takes away
for a wise purpose, and, seeing that a pro.
longation Of life would be detrimental to the
best interests OF little Johnnie, sent Death as
a ministering angel to bring the cherub tc
His presence to grow unframed forever il
wisdom, purity, and glory-and the Wis
dom Of Solomon" chap. 10, verse II, sub
stimulates this progression doctrine in these
words:-"Y Yea, speedily soas he taken array
lest that wickedneSs should alter his under
standing, or deceit beguile his soul!"-
Mourners over the tomb of the little boy
hush your signs and wipe away your tears
and rather rejoice, for to enjoy eternal pro
gression in every virtue,
HI HAS GONE.
He has gone from sorrow,
From sin and from gloom,
Aud waits: for the morrow
That surely shall comet
He has gono whore no trouble
Can marhis sweet rest,
Where life Is no bubble
By mortals contest!
He's gone TO his Saviour
To sleep In his arms,
And wake up forever
To sec his bright charms!
No moro will we greet him
With tears and with sighs,
But, singing, shall meethim
In Cons Paradise!
PRoaRKss.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

ba Solve understand that Gov.
MEDrLL, in his speech before the Locofoco
ratification meeting held at the Court
House in this city one day last week. said
the Supreme Bench of the U. s.. was
filed by al irresponsible set ofold Fogies
and that their decisions should be disrc
garded by the people. If true, this is tn
boldestexhibition of demagoguism thisseas
on, and as we were not present TO hea
what the Col. did say, we merely speak O
it now to ascertain whether it is true. /
il 500
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

EzTAn excursion party numbering
some three hundred persons from Washing
ton, visited our city and its surrounding
this morning and afternoon. Citizens
along the route Of the G. w. n z. II. r
are just beginning to appreciate and enjoy
its fine facilities for Notwithstanding" II
would have afforded us the greatest mag
Unable pleasure to have accompanied oui
friends to MI. Pleasant, but business ar
rangements prevented.
We Noticed among the crowd Mr.. GAR
DINER, Of the Fayotte New Era, a sterling
Wing paper published at Washington.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

A CARD.-Having learned that the
pleasure excursionists who visited our
city from Washington yesterday, had ex-
pressed dissatisfaction in regard TO the
omnibus fare from the depot to Mt. Pleas
ant, and that an exaggerated account of the
matter has been freely circulated on our
streets, we deem it necessary to disabuse
the minds of u citizens by making a
simple statement OF the facts. On the ar
rival Of the excursionists at the depot, it
was ascertained that they desired to pay
Mt. Pleasant a visit, and in order to give
them every facility we went to considerable
expense in fitting up and manning extra
teams, &c. The committee Of arrange
ments voluntarily offered to pay us the sum
of fifty dollars, which we accepted. This,
it shouldbe recollected, was their own vol
untary offer, and we have reason TO believe
that the gentlemen composing the commit
tee were perfectly satisfied, and that the
dissatisfaction originated in a few individu-
ais refusing to pay their proportion Of the
amount, over which we had no control
whatever. and in fact did not know that any
dissatisfaction existed until after the de,
parture of the train.
KREIDER & SON.
Since writing the above We learn that il
is reported that we not only collected the
amount voluntarily offered, butthat the con.
ductors, also, took fare. We would JUS
say, hat one of the conductors, lowing t
a misunderstanding collected four dollars
and forty cents and that amount was de
Quoted from the $50.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
H. SCOrT.

So HAS opened his new oAfcein EioiHF's
E14 Hi Brick Building, Main Street, on the
uIYFT%N Hal, where he can be found every day
o during business hours, from 8 10 70 I'M.
and from Ito 5 O'Clock, p. M. For about 90 years l
have laborcd constantly TO obtain that state of perfec-
ton in filling (pluglng) Teeth, which would result in
saving for life all the natural teeth. 1t is not now a
question with skillful Dentists whether they can be saw
ed or not, and that is obtained by giving a greater a
mount Of labor and care to each operation, and useing
none but gold Filings. Success In this course saves a vast
amount OF suffering from tooth-ache and from extract
ing teeth, and wearing of artificial teeth, which is the
sure result OF decayed teeth neglected. ] give my pat
rons certified guarantees to be effective during the lives
ofthe parties, warranting the permanance of the filings
as well as the entire safety OF the tooth, so no charge
Will ever be made for repairing If II should become no.
cessary. l extract teeth at all times and treat diseases
Of the mouth. Thankful for the very liberal patronage
! have received from the citizents OF Fairfield county
for the last Is years, l respectfully ask for its coptin-
uanee. H. SCOTT.
May 8, 1s54-3mI
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
M E TAILoRs

SPRINGER & TROUT,
"a HAY removed their Clothing Establishment
-MNlA to the TaLtnddgo Block, first door East 81
Ing q large and extensive assortment of SPRING AMI
SUMNER GOODS, and are now manufacturing every
variety of Spriag and Sammer Wear, which they will
sella as low as the same quality Of goods and word can
be purchased at any other establishment in the city,
Their clothing is manufactured under their own super
vision, and Is consequently superior to that which I:
bAought from other places. They have also on hand, q
beautiful cariety Of Cloths, C~asstmeres, Vestings, &c.
which they arc prepared to manufacture TO order. They
have in their employ the best of workmen and are III
all times prepared TO make the best fits In the --latest
styles. sdHthcir toork nil be toarranted..
The public are respectfully solicited>to call and ex
anime their stock, and while thankful for tho liberal
patronage they have enjoyed, they assure their old Gus
toners and all others that they will labor to give gen
cral satisfaction both In the quality and price Of theil
goods and work. SPRINGER u TROUT,
Lancaster, April3 1854 &
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Losr.-A little girl, four years old, wan.
dered from home, near Maumee City, on
Saturday last, and got lost in the woods
The neighbors hunted for her till Tues.
day, when her dead body was found in Q
marsh.
OFF TRAcK,-The train from India.
nopolis for Dayton on Saturday, ran ovei
some cattle near New Paris; which threw q
car off which seriously injured Mrs. Ulery,
Of New Lebanon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Godey's Lady's Book for July is on our
table, and rs usual contains n large and in
teresting amount of reading matter. The
two engravings, "Noah'' and "Gallantry,"
are beautiful, and the table of contents pre-
sents an attractive appearance.
Be sure and go to D. B. MuDeE's and SO.
cure a copy. He manages always to keep
ahead OF the times. lie also keeps Glca-
sons Pictorial for the accommodation of
the public.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
sEARLE's BOOK STORE,
Opposite Sh@fTer's Hotel, Lancaster. Obi,

ToHN sEARLEs respectfully invites the attention o.
Cd the public to the recent additions TO his stock oil
Books, Stationery, &c. Having made arrangements
with H.. w. Derby 4 Co., Publishers, to forward all
new publications, thus placing the reading communi'
ty Of this cit, and Vicinity on an equal footing with Gin
cincinnati readers.
A large stock Of School Books always on hand and
for sale wholesale or retail.
The following comprises u portion of the miscellan-
eous works just Feceiycd:
Every mans own Business Book.
Blank Books Of all kind, for sale at wholesale and
retail
Family Bibles of all kinds and at all prices.
Fine assortment u Novels, latest publications.
A splendid lot Of PortmOnies of all kinds.
Pocket Wallets, Penskniyes, Tooth Brushes and Card
Cases.
Hot Corn, the Lamp Lighter Of New York,
Bleak House, by Dickens, Shady Side & Sunny Side
The Flush Times Of Alabama and Mississippi
Christian Purity, by Foster, 3 years in California.
The Second War with England, by HendIey,
Prescott's Peru and Mexico.
New York, its Upper Ten and Lower Million. rc-
Womon's Medical Guide,
Swans Revised Statutes Of Ohio.
Downing's Works on Architecture. ~
Downing's Fruits and Fruit Trees and a gFeat yarie
ty which all are requested to call and see for themselves
May ., 1854 JoHN SEARLES.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Es-A certain J'dge out west, (singular
fellows, those western Judges, J it is said
puts the following interrogatories to wit
nesses to test their crediblity:
Witnesses, do you take a newspaper"
"No," or if the answer be eyes" "Haye
you paid for it?" emo" In either case
his Honor instructs the jury "to give such
credit to their testimony, as they may think
il entitled to nndlr Tie circlmSknnces.U
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

VUNHE undersigned have n large amount Of Usage Or
N ange Seeds andPlants ofthe best quality surpassed
by none in the country which they will sell at the lowest
market price.
HEDGES SET N WARRANTED,
At from % TO 40 cents per rod, with n fair deduction
where large contracts are made,
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At from IS cents to 81 y rod-the payments as fol-
lows-h when the hedge Is set, and the balance when
II will answer the purpose Oft good fence.
HEDGES GROWN.
For what disintoresicd judges will say II Is worth, (as
compared with good fences) whom II Is completed.
HEDGES COMPLETELY GROWN,
At 81 to Sl,95 per rod to be paid for when completed.
JAMES SUMPTER g. CO., Dayton, Ohio.
JAMES SuMpTER, College Corner, Butler county Ohio
JAMES McGRRw, AleXandcrsyille, Ohio.
BRSJAaIN LEAs, Dayton, Ohio.
Mar /, 1854, G.. MARTIN, Agent, Carroll. Ohio.