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,fiort was made, and now he pointed in successful
:mph to the locomotive, "a its shrill whistle rcsou
'loug the mountains aud plains to-day-to the overt
ug trains of cars, bearing people from all quarters
State to vindicatc all he had confidently spoken
20 firmly maintained
When tho exercises closed, Mr.. b. +. Wysor of Pull
rose. and announced that on to-day the audience Il
Expect continuance Of the same scene. That tina,
ant little county, the daughter of Montgomery, wa:
owing in the noble example, and had opened wild,
hospitality and friendship, aud gave her mother
o all from every quarter cordial invitation to com
IN tomorrow TO rejoice with them, for they too
,roud of the noble work that gave all Of US s
positions and incalculable commercial advantages.
THE PULASKI ENTERTAINMENT.


To it aocked the people Of that and the surrounding
counties. The Governor and several Of the gentlemen
Fm distant parts, announced Chstiausburg,
also present; Tue tables spread very much in the
order and style az Montgomery. and the day
quiet 10 disturb the interest universally and patnot-
ally felt;
NJ. 5 Staples of Patrick, Col. Garrett. Chief Eng
the so-d Governor Johnson, Mr. Campbell Not
toSay, Hon WIN Ballard Preston OF Montgomery, Col.
Chanyiis> Of Greensvlle Mr.. VIM. NJ. BGrwell o. Bed
ioSi. aud NJ \. Ii. Tribe OF Lynchnurg responded
calls MAGE them-all very briefly, with the excep
tioa of Mr. Preston, Sho n power force and all the abb
mites OF the statesman, les distinguished to-day
than occasions in the vindcation OF political
economy ami creeds both before the and in the
hai!- OF legislation.
The work in the construction of the railway is rapidly
approaching completion D. October the iron will be
laid Wytheville, twenty-five miles further, when the
lowlandeEs who much delighted with all they
and heard these occasions viii have another oppor
unty carry their Investigations 10 greater maturity 10
the capacity OF the mineral wealth Of the Southwest
The branch track to the plaster And salt works is also in
the hands OF energetic contractors who are pushing IL
with al speed.
The advance the lands in Montgomery since the
struction Of the railroad through the county has been
ninetysiE thousand dollars, 1870 OOO) and that be-
fore its real capacity produce the great stapl of wheat
and tobacco is fully tested. Every day il now demon
stratns, that il is mere question OF time tue Pc
rod it will rank as the first agricultural and planting
gion, as has been the first grazing community in the
State. could say much of what | heard from the
speakers and know myself but communications of this
character should be brief S.
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S~,.@sS...>1se
WSSAgsglg
tn CORRESPONDENTS.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Letter, busness must be addressed the hdi'r' o.
Ts HAio." ,,,,
mi, "a ruie opg ALL aud viii
no case be departed Obituary notices exceeding eight
les are charged for as advertisements.
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The present degree of sectional feeling peryading
North and South is much to be regretted. What it
is to lead to yet knows, but that it is fast tend
ing to produce separation is very reasonable APP
prehension. Both sections becoming more and
moro alienated from each other, and more disposed
to disregard the consequences OF disunion This state
of feeling is the necessary consequence Of the
lasting agitation that is kept up on the slavery qucs
ton, but at whose door rests the responsibility Of
keeping up this sectional feeling and encouraging this
spirit Of agitation? Is the fault Of the North or the
South? What is it that the South asks of their
Northern brethren that they should not promptly
concede? Is it any thing than the Constitution
and laws Of the land guarantee to her? Yet in pro-
curing those rights the authority of the Federal Cow
eminent has to be called into requison and an arm.
ed soldiery have to interfere to procure that which
the peaceable process Of the law should do
Why should there be such an intolerant spirit
manifested by the North towards the South? What
there be for it? The South only asks to
be permitted to enjoy her peculiar institutions
in her own way. In doing so she asks for nothing
more than was guaranteed to her under the constu-
ton at the time the conederacy was formed 1t costs
the North nothing to grant to the South the enjoy.
msnt Of those rights. 1t nterferes with no North
81" "HaVc'c', anu IN HO infringement
upon any Northern institution The South has never
been the aggressor in single instance, and why
should the North keep up this ncessant warfare upon
her, which only begets a spirit of alienation and
causes her citizens to take into serious calculation the
value OF their union with public so ibera and in
tolerant? 1t is calculated force upon them the con-
ycton that impossible to live in peace and harmo
ny at all, and that the sooner separation takes
III So
are driving at they fast bringing about its accom-,
plishment:
Let the North cease its aggressions upon the rights
and institutions Of the South and fraternal feeling
between the two sections could exist But while
Northern people persist in their entertainments upon
the South, and in setting at defiance Constitution and
Law in their efforts to deny Southern citizens tho
rights they are entitled to under the terms Of tho
Federal Union, there can be fratcrnal feeling
nothing but discord between u.s. let rs alone Is al
that Tho South eLa
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

eB The "MarhEits BREAsT CLOTHS" considering
the limited means used to bring public nooriety have
met with success unparalleled the history Of remedies.
The introduction OF them to public attention. has
Tact which truly srayng-the they ne destined to,
supply remedy which will relieve suffering ,ro
mixing suheus than single remedy among men Tho
sunerng which they prevent which they to
no class or condition s sway the g,ob. and
Wherever the mother children the truly
ing and peculiar suffering incident or RISKS BRr.s
10 Lnnvn and attested.
These cloths have attained celebrity throughout
anu some OF the Southern States many high
euaona to their great yalae have yet hear Of their
azure IN single instance 70 give entire satsaction.
@ Of too accompanied by l. rents worth OF
the prompt transmission o
p, % ,hese cloihst to part Of the United States
they are FOR sale exclusively
=, ADIE f GRAY, Wholesale and Retail Agents,
JS, laI Main street. Richmond, Virginia.
Full directions for applying these Cloths accompany
tnet would be esteemed
Cloths HSai make known the estimate they place
BALLOON ASCENSION
FOR THE FIRST TIME IN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
IN VIRGINIA.
HDRoFEssoR ELLIOTT the eminent AMERICAN Eronu will
u make a GRAND 4ERIdL VOYAGE In his masnia-
cent sssn soIostsat IsABElLl from the SLASH COTTAGE
GROUNDS, on THCRSDd y, July 18th.
w Splendid Band OF Music will be
tions TO seat comfortably 10000 persons
prices. - " ~
Tickets for the round trip ,,.,,...........,,
Do do do fsoI Frederick burg ......, 81
With admission TO the Ascension Grounds)
persons coming by private
each. " - a'o'1 80 's"''
Trains win leave Richmond at TO- l2. @ and o'clock
tU Tickets can be procured personally mail, from Mr.
je20-d&ctd
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RANGE or rmE TmEnnouErru

RANGE or TIE THEHMOMETEu
AZ h0RRkS' Bootstore, 81 Main a,ts,, Jniy S.
SSs'0''' o' $50 tR.m.
MkdHboAPHS Bootstoyr. IsI M,iH .t,ecl Jniy 8.
0Sss'''s' 'os'Sis' SR.m
!; ;'f Of H sesssss s b. a s
August S r ne paIpss 81 Sg Ne G 9th
Eoyidsd io The Act Of he G Ssi
jyi5-lavi0h Aug. a. ". MORTON, Treasurer.
IL Of NJ oSs N ScSo" on f HSs " ' and ft n.
%G small d.noad n, s osA,s hs9
Ss s'H s aoq sn s .u SS % The b
ed leaving tat the store Of the Iubeber
lyl0-s. JOHN N GORDON SON.
Lnn%5aiHHt1Et 1HSsSE 2fd,Ezf s; SGsS%S5sShSr
Easily f. r. w,Isos Jao. wooo D. IT, MsonUga, B. o TL,s.
LiSs, ~ il. MiIsE. JOHN WOODS, JE, Secretary.
o6arlo,tssviic.
In. o9mP,ey now GRANTED and prepared take f, NJ
Company he s'os TIAss&oss S i i'GS Gen.
~ Maet'rs in SelT Halifax and Herring: e store and
sDnn boxes TALLow, ADAMANTINE AND SPERM
Jyio HUNT HARVEY.
a ~ kEGs sUALMon WESTERN HEhTHERs, on consign.
jyio HUNT HARVEY.
WNsE VINE, BRANpIEs and other liquor. - Tor
H sale by Gylp HUNT HARVEY.
$50 s1. 9.s s!sa SUGARS
1870 bags Rio and Lsguayra Coffee
jyic 49, - HUNT HARVEY.
doPYING PHEssEs, q different sizes
french and Ensll.h Copying Boot.
j,io = wM. A. BUFFERS.
~ Yog nsse RI soIa . though. to be TOO ,sIos mat.
- 60 50 aI TO oa Geld cough sore t1.t OF hoss,e
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TnE ISFGRSaL MAcHfSE MURDER--fhe Cincinnati
Commercial is Informed that teegaphc despatched was
received in that city by DR.. Baker, Friday evening, 70
the following effect
"Dr Baker--I am in dreadful state Of mind I can
explain oil. Signed w. Wilson"
Who wv Wilson !" is seems 70 be mystery, aud this
despatch IL supposed TO be intended attract attention
from tho true culprit.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

EsEAuN!
TUNHENEw EDITION OF TATE's AMERICAN FORM BOOK
Ne Con@Utioa Of Virginia. preSed price 30: tiHcnf ns
tohHh"ftOH " Jd.,pice sl,.5.
A. MORRIS Publisher
Tae American PORN hook containing legally approved prece
Wills Ac to which Is added deeds bargain and
eacrirust and release under Code Of Virginia.
aohmrnts under mode Of holding
and s9 and other forms valuable clerks attorneys notaes
sherihs and with complete index Sands
NOTICES or THE PRESS.
We are indebted ~ Mr. Morris for copy Edition
TIE deTLciH Form Hook" by the late Benjann Tate this
city, which has Just been published ~ Mr. This book when
orsnay brought out met with extensive sale by Of
the many valuable which equally app
cable 10 all the States % the Union and its author Justly
dered as having performed great public service In compiling H.
IN us present shape, " gives much additional Information which
changes VIRGINIA cnrctedby
e adoption of the Code Ts matter has been supplied
oy n H. SaHds ESQ., attorney OF this city, who seems 70
wig.
hs canno, but prove most valuable profession,
A. containing In we'll adapted form much nds-
psnsable Information To the member OF ~ Bar more
especially will itself as great eeonotnzer o. labor
ana al eciont guide where otherwise much deuy might en-
sue"-HOrning Nall.
1.-THE purpose o. The been we'll accomplished and all
peTso upon draH legal documt Will end
ueir greatly by the useof th volume Besides
the cancellations the in 1ates volume other forms have
added
ooronefs, and other officers .
A forms may used withoutar asr sands has
with great and emnenly ntd for the task,
both BY hIsoaInng and his practice Southern Era
Mr. Morris, this city, has published edition Of Tatos
FORM Book by Mr w. Sands OF the most aeourae
the containing number Of legal documents
very useful 70 the profession, which had been omitted ~ Tate
and extensive with alterations Of the original work,
suns II TO the changes made In law by the new codeE
dptfu
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

The Fourth celebrated in this place. in plensent
aud rational manner. At about eleven O'clock A. NJ n
large number convened at Pattesson's Factory when
the Decaraton Of Independence having read by IT,
j. Foster Esq., chaste aud eloquent address, nppropri-
the day aud to the OCCASION delivered by Rev
O, II. Read, OF Richmond after which, largo number
p,rtook OF sunp'uous dinner which had been pro-
vded by the Ladies.- Bodfoyd Sentinel, July7.
We regret to announce that Mr.. Garlick, citizen
Montgomery county, killed the Virginia and Ten
Rail Road Capt Kenrs As miles above
this place Tuesday last by imprudenty jumping from
the cars while in notion His neck was disocated by the
fall, producing instant death.-B.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

Cadet Il. G. Taylor, Of Norfolk city
" James II. Lane, Of Matthews county,
" X. y. Carson, Of Washington county,
" &. Lauck, OF Winchester,
" j. w. Homes, Of Washington county,
Il" w. Is. Bots, Of fredericksburg,
" j. l.. Stevenson, OF Jefferson county
w. Y. HARRISON "
9. Lightfoot, Of Cupeper county,
" u. u. Homer, OF Pauquer county,
q. n. Riddck, Of Nansemond county,
" j. A. Marks, Of Dnwddc county,
A. Bruce, Of Halifax county.
All the speeches spoken Of in terms Of warm CON-
incubation, while the address Of Mr. Barbour ia represen
'ed = mist"riy effort.
The exercises closed with brilliant display Of FIRE.
works on the destitute hill and the customary ball 10 the
and spacious Mess Hall.
We believe thirty new appointments have been made.
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~ h0HRhS' Bootstoye, 81 Anin a,es,, ,hliy S.
S. sSs'''''' 3 o' So tR"r.
MRiNboAPArS Bootstorr. 1871 Main st,ect ,rr,y 8.
Toclpet, ~ O'Clock, bo'clocs H.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

.RuNoEEp SLAVE ISsURRECTios.-The last number Of
the Natchitoches, Qa) Chronicle For the last
few weeks there has been increasing excitement among
the planters and citizens in the neghbohood of Campte
and Craps Bluff, arising from rumored reports Of
INSTRUMENTATION aud intended outbreak among the slaves
There appears to be conviction in the minds of the c
that there Is truth in the reports but az vet wp
canno. anything to cause alarm. They have taken
precautionary measures appointed committees of vigi
lance, aud organized active patrols. White men are i'm.
plcated ~ tho leaders OF the blacks but far overt
act committed 10y them has been discovered. Yesterday
large party Of the citizens proceeded to the bank Of tho
river where the State hands at work. aud arrested
sixteen ~ them they conducted to Natchtoches,
and placed ia jail there is yet charge made against
then they suspected Of completely in tho contem.
plated outbreak The negroes will probably DO examined
in the Of few days"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-07-10

The recent elections Of New brunswick, for members
Of tho State Legislature resulted in favor Of tho govern
| ment party.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
SALAMANDER SAFES.

WINE NAME OF SALAMANDER was first
i applied TO w ilder's Patent, aud introduced
by the subscriber in 1910, who in lS44 purchased
the right 10 manufacture. The superiority OF
Hening's Wilder's Salamander Safes over all
others induced many to infringe upon the patent
right by using the compositions; others more eau
tious, and 10 evade a lawsuit, made an inferior
article, Initiating the exterior in form style, color
OF painting, and attaching the hame Salaman-
DER Improved Salamander,' Fire Proof Saa-
mander,' The Genuine Sala1nander,' &c, &c,
and have succeeded in palming off some Of The
spurious Saamanders as genuine. Those want
ing the original Salamander, manufactured BY the
subscriber should take the precauon to see that
they have upon them metal plate Sias C..
Herring, Maker,'- all such being the genuine
(Wilder's Patent) Salamander Herring's I'm.
proved Patent Champou Safe, which received the
me dal at III Great Worlds Fair, ard which have
never failed TO preserve the contents IN case OF
fire. Purchasers can select from the largest :
sortment in the world by calling at the sa' rooms
of SlLASC HERRING
1876, 1877, and 90 Water, cor. of Pine Sts.
N. B.-Chilled iron safes, with powder proof
locks manufactured expressly for banks, jewellers
brokers aud others requiring security from rogues
Bank vault doors on hand, and made TO ORDER
All the most celebrated locks for sale at manufac
turer's prices. Second hand safes for sale at lesi
than half price.
Agent for Herrings Safes:
JOHN FARREL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fob l7-'51-3m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
February a. March Appointments
M nIInnS Analvtic phrsi


ian, will be at his room as follows:
FREaoSr, Croghan House, Tuesday, February
2slh.
ToLrpo Collins House, Wednesday and Thurs
dav. LIST and 2nd Of March.
TIFFtS, Shawhan House, Monday aud Tuesday,
9th and 7,h Of March.
SANDUsRY CuY, ST. Lawrence House, Wednes.
dav and Thursday, the 9Th and 9Th of March.
Persons afflicted with diseases Of the liver, lungs
Kidneys or spleen, innammations, rheumatism,
Asthma, shortness OF breath or difficulty Of breath
ing, dyspepsia, .dropsy, weakness or nervous de.
biHty rrstlessness, loss OF appetite, constipation.
derangeme nj Of the stomach, bilious affections,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scrofula, ulcers impur
Ties OF the blood, or Of any chronic or long stand
ing disease are invited to call.
DR.. T neither bleeds nor biisters: nor is he
Homeopathist; he never uses Mercury, Arsenic,
Anthony, or any other mineral as medical
agent, nor is lie Thompsonan n-he neither stear ms
nor gives emetics! His theory Of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not
more so than does his
system of Treatment.
II e does not make sick 10 make well, nor tear
down TO build up again; nor allay irritation BY
patching up with anodynes.
REMARKS.
in selecting from the great number of case
pouring in upon us, for the monthly report, we
aim TO give diversity both OF locality and Diseases
IL IS 10 De hoped that individuals VIII always when
practicable, confer in person with those recovered
aud learn the reality Of which letters faint
picture scrutiny is earnestly desired Our un
divided attention being given to chronic diseases,
nearly all the curvs are of persons who have
thoroughly tried The whole routine OF remedies ESQ
called) now extant aud becoming hopeless martyrs
10 popular but delusve modes of treatment,
ASTHMA CAN BE CUnrD-So say those of our
patients who have been struggling for years with
this relentless disease, but inspire, freely and
with comfort the boundiu air of Heaven.
A SINGLE lLLUsTRAIoNT.-Mrs. J. Menser, of
Beaver township, Mahoning county--a case of
years standing. and denomnated by attending
physicians, ga disease Of the Liver and Asthma.
confirmed and incurabe." Breathing at times
extremely difficult, bordering upon suhocntion.
Under Analy cal treatment, health was restored
in three months, and has been good through all
the changes of two sui sequent years.
Inn OIL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24

The {, 80 A. NJ. from CleAeland and 3, 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stations.
The LOO P. NJ. train from Cleveland and 3, 30
P. NJ. train from Toledo stop at Oberlin, Norwalk.
Monroeve, CLYDE and Fremont only.
The las P. NJ. train from Cleveland and the
90 A. NJ. from Toledo stops al all stations ex-
cept Camden, Washington, and Stony Ridge.
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore and
Cleveland and Piltsburg Rail Road
AT Monroegile with Ssndusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad.
AT Clyde With Trains OF Mad River and
Lake Erie Road
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains q
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
Road.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
New Marble Mandatory.
CYD e. OHIO,

IT Nhe subscriber has recently opened Marble
j Establishment at Clyde. Fle intends keep.
ing on hand, constantly WELL SELECTED,
and ID superior variety, and quality Of
II TOmb ID stones,
and every other article in his line. He hatters
himself that he will be able promptly, TO fill all
orders, and accommodate all who may see proper
to patronize him TO theiI entire satisfaction; by
selling as low, and on as good terms as any
other establishment in northern Ohio. His loca.
iion, at Clyde is very favorable for the shipment
Of Marble, whether n The form of Tomb Stones,
or for other purposes, to any part OF the State.
and he hores by keeping superior quality OF
marble on hand, and by superior workmanship,
and lose application 10 business TO make it Ia
the advantage aud il rest Of all whom il may
concern TO deal with him. Orders from a dis
tance will be promptly attended to.
HORACE THOMSON.
Jan "a lS54-if
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
AttacIiment .Maticc.

\ 7 our instance writ of attachment was this
IA day issued BY A. G. Ames, a Justice Of the
Peace Of Harris township, Ottawa Co., against
the property and effects OF lsaah Brown. nom
resident of said County, for the sum Of $l9S.
Dated this 9th day of February, A d. 1854.
Signed HULL & BELL.
iFsb 1T-'5d-At
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
Hard . w are Colum n,
FELLOW CITIZENS!
Owing 10 The uncxampled Rush Of
N EW G. 90 I'D $
At the
HARDWARE STORE!

WE find il necessary TO occupy an entire coll
w umn 10 enumeTaie the principal articles in
our largely increased stock We do this Tor the
benefit OF our large circle Of friends aud Custom
ets, that they may be aware Of the very extensive
assortment TO be foundOn our shelves, in our ware
rooms aud cellars II is unnecessary for us TO say
that tbs inhabitants Of this county have realized
the benefits derived from having this Mapin,oH,
Hardudre Esiabiisiinent in their midst, as is evil
dent from the constant ru sh TO our counters, and
the card loads OF goods daily leaving our Store
for every point Of the compass, aud from the of
repeated enquiry Of strangers in our town Of
Jthere is that Hard Ware Store people talk so much
about?
Allow us 10 return our sincere thanks 10 our
many friends who have extended the favor of their
patronage, and aided us in getting fairly estab-
lished and TO show You that your patronage is
not unmerited, just walk 10 and look at our
Immense Stock of Hard Ware Iron, Stores,
TIN Ware, dc, dc.
To those Of our friends who have been commit
ting nlatJimony, and find it necessary 10 CONNER
house keeping, we would invite 10 call and exam.
inc our large and useful stock Of house keeping
articles, Tn begin with, you want first rate
Cook Stove and Trimmings, sctt OF knives and
forks spoons, flat irons, shovel and longs, coffee
mill, wash tubs, wooden bowls, sieves, butter La
dies and stamps, family grind stones, mops pals.
sugar and coffee boxes, looking glasses, candle
sticks, snufiers and trays scrub brushes, white
wash brushes, combs, fire irons. brooms, churns,
brass kettles hesk forks iron sknmers, steelyards
clocks, butcher knives, stees, bread knives, min
cling knives, britannia tea and coffee pots sets Of
castors ladies, tin Of all descriptions pc ppcr
boxes, match safes spittoons, draw scales, paste
jggcrs, willow cradles, &C., &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-24
JOHN LINpsAY,s ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that the subscriber has
been duly appointed Administrator, on the Estate
OF John Lindsay, late Of Sundusky County, de-
-ce ased.
JAMES PARKS.
RILEY, Feb. "a 1854