Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-21
New York. july 10th,

A personal affray occurred in this city
yesterday, between Thomas Francis Mta
cher, and McMaston, editor of the Free
mems Journa'.-McMaston fred his pistol
and the ball passed over Meagher's left
shoulder; McMaston, was then knocked
down. and the police came up and carried
them off to the StationIIouse.
BALTIMoRE, July le.
Henry Weighord. Captain of a Ger
man company. threw camphene lamp,
lighted, into his wife's face and then beat
her, killing her. He has been arrested.
WASHINGTON, July Is.
The Union announces the receip, Of a
letter from Gen. W. O. But tier declining
the appointment of Nebraska.
6-At late term of Court in Cleve-
land, judgement Of one hundred and sew
enty-Cne dollars damages, and also for
costs of suit, was rendered against the
owner of dog, in favor Of man who had
received injuries, b. being bitten BY the
dog.
NoMINATI OF MR. BENToN.--At an
Anti Nebraska meeting held lately ia Hud-
son, Summit county, Judge VAN R. Hum
pHREY. offered the following resolution.
which was passed.
Resolved. That this meeting presented
to the citizens Of the United States Thom-
as H. Benton, as a candidate foi the next
Presidency.
"The Administration does not depend
upon office.seekers for its support"-Con-
cord (N. H) Patriot
No. it is the ofice,holders that are the
sufferers when the Administration stands
in need Of support They are taxed for
all the Admins ;ration's thunder-Boston
Traveller.
DoUGH. FAcEIsM, DOUBLE DIsrILLED.-
Cassius NJ Clay. southern man is teach
ing northern men in Illinois, the degradation
to which slavery and the dominant national
party has brought them. He says that he
hal spoken in sixty-fre counties in Ken.
tucky on the subject Of slavery and never
had the door Of courthouse closed against
him, which had just been done in Illinois
II seems incredible, but TO such flunkeySm
do the people have to submit. barred from
their own buildings, while pro slavery or.
ganizeatlon rules the North with rod o
iron. People Of the North Awake Arise
or be forever fallenl-Ioledo Blade.
The following extract from the letter Of {
clergyman to the Lord Lieutenant of Ire
land, presents very simple and he says. eff
fectual preventive of cholera as well as /
remedy of great power:
The preventive is simple-a teaspoonfu
of powdered charcoal taken three or fou
times week in cup Of coffee or other We
hicle. in the morning.
When attacked with cholera, mixture
of an ounce of charcoal an ounce Of lauda
mum and an ounce Of brandy or other spirit
may be given as follows-aiter being wei
shaken--a teaspoonful every five minutes
In half an hour have known this effectu
ally relieve and stay the disease. AS tn
patient becomes better. the mixture may b
given at longer intervals.
have known patient in the state an
collapsed. perfectly recovered in few hour
The charcoal was tried as a prevntiye
on large plantation in the Mauri,ius, an
not single individual out Of eight hundre
was attacked with cholera.
II is stated in the Washington Star ths
Miss Mary Ann Beachler. daughter of NJ
Jno Beachler Of Washington City, has "a
len heir to 100000 by the death of rel,
tive in Germany upon condition that sh
msries on arriving ct the age Of eighteen