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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28

1t is now proposed to pu rchase the Island
Of Mylos, in the Grecian Archibelago for
an United States Naval Depot. The ne
cessties for this depot are great, aflording,
as it will, place Of supplies for our Med
iterranean Squadron, as well as a refuge
for political refugees from topsy-turvy
Europe. The main object to the purchase
will be, not the co S; CT the Island, but the
expense necessary TO Ike ep tproperly forti-
fed and garrisoned
MILD WIsH.-An office: holder in Michi-
gan, named John p. Hall, in letter to the
Detroit DEMOCRAT, says =
81 wish that | could see those 600 New
England Ciergymen, and the 25 Chicago
Ministers, and St. Clair with them, all pla
ced in row, and six l 2 Founders loaded
with chain and grape-sh OF. levelled upon
them, and NOV them TO the ground, rather
than see them sending in such petition.
We think the Devil got mighty poor
Hall, when he cast his harpoon into that
fellow.
On Friday afternoon last, the extensive
Liquor establishment Of Dean d Hale. on
Columbia street Cincinnati, was struck by
lightning The fluid entered at window
in the 5lh story, and struck barrel Of whis'
ky, which exploded in quick succession and
the liquor igniting, spread a sheet of fame
all over the room. Four men at work in
this part of the building were so stunned
that they could scarcely get down stairs
The fire spread with great rapidity, and The
entire building. with neraly all its contents
consisting of liquors, and some 1900
empty barrels -was burnt to the groand,
The loss is estimated nt ,000-nsure.
ance $4,000 The west wall Of tins bull
ding ( u upon an adjoining three story null
ding, junus ito the amount Of about ST.
900.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28

NOTICE is hereby given that at the regular
N June session of the County Comm issoners
within and for the { ounty Of Sandusky. Ohio,
there was presented a petition, which is now on
file IN the County Auditors . flee, asking for
the organization of the following described ter
ritory into an Incorporated village for the pur-
pose Of Road District only, viz: The whole Of
section 81 the S L / and the T. S w | OF sec
ton 30; the S aud the w of section 80,
in the township of Green Creek in said Couuty
of Saudusky' And the w ! of section 5, the
N w / of section 8, the whole Of section 6, ex-
cept the W. w thereof, in the township
OF Adams, in the county of Seneca, Ohio, being
the same territory that is included in Sub Dis
rict number 9 in the township aforesad and
that the me will be for final hearing in the
said County on The 9th day of September 1854
at the office Of the said mssioners.
Nj. w. fLAlN, in behalf Of Petitioners.
Jui y % lS54 27:if
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28
August appointments.
Dr. TUBBS, Analytic Physician,

Wtl be at his Room,
FREMoST -Kcsser's American, Saturday,
2Gth August.
SAvDusxY ClrY--St Lawrence House,
Thurs lay aud Friday, 2lth and 18th August.
NoRwALK House, Tuesday and
Wednesday, 2ld and 23d August.
TIFFIN-Shawha House, Friday and Sat.
urday, Ist and % September.
~ Read testimonials below--new one every
month";
UNHO OSE afflicted with Chrouic diseases Of the
L Liver, Lungs, Kidneys, or Spleen, In
hammations, Rheumatism, Asthma. shortness
Of breath or difficulty of breathing, Dyspepsia
Dropsy, Weakness or Nervous Disabilities,
Restlessness, r Loss OF Appetite, Consumption,
Deranpement Of the Stomach, Bilious Aif.c.
tons, Gravel, White Swelling, Cancer, Scrof-
ua, Ulcers, Impurities of the blood, or Of any
Chronic or long standing diseases, are invited
TO call
DIR. T. neither bleeds nor bsiers; nor is he
Homeopathic; he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Antmony, or any other mineral as medi-
cal agent, nor is he a Thompson.an-he Meth.
er steams nor gives emelic! Ills theory Of dis.
ease differs from all others that have been adop-
ted, but not more so than does his
system of Treatment.
An unbiased opinion as for the probability OF
cure is always given, suhjecting the patient to
no expense without reasonable prospect Of
success.
EVIDENCE AT HoME-INvALIDs READ.
SanGusky City, May, 1854.
DR.. Tubbs-Dear Sr if the unlocked for
benefit | have received from your treatment
can be Of any service to yourself or 10 despair
ing nvalidfs | cheerfully give it for publication.
| But for the wishes Of dependent family, !
should not have enioyed the pleasure aud prob
ably never again applied TO any physician, AT
least such was my determination. ] had tried
many and as many times were hopes revived
and followed with bitter disappontments. |
| was utterly dsheartened During l-47 ana
| two succeeding summers, had the Ague which
seemed to have most disastrous effect upon
my constitution. Under bracing treatment
IVES enabled TO labor short time then COM
PEELED TO desist. For year before seeing YOU
| ! was unable TO labor at all aud part Of the
time confined to my room. Physicians treated
me for the the bronchitis and disease Of the
! liver nd spleen. ! was thin in flesh, weak and
bowed down and suffering almost constantly
from coldness Of surface aud limbs, had cold
sweais at night aud pain sometimes very acuta
from side and chest to the shoulders. Early in
May Que year age ] received my first prescrip-
ton from YOU, in August following, began tc
work; have since lahUred hard as carpenter
and joiner; now stronger and in better
health than at any time since first attacked o
ague, seven years ago. This is a brief sketch
but by calling, persons interested can learn
more Of my past and present condition.
Yours Respectfully,
CHARLES I,AMAMAN
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The EEomsstead Bill.

BY reference TO the proceedings in Con
gress it will be seen that the Senate in pur-
suance Of the settled plan TO defeat the
Homestead bill for the session, has agreed
to adopt the compound, and complex ma
chine Of Mr.. Hunter Of Va, which is very
different thing from the Homestead bill as
it passed the House.
BY reference to the report it will be seen
that 60 acres of land is to be granted 10
free white persogs having fam lies, or who
are over the aye Of twenty one on condition
that they remain on tho land for ,Ji9e gears
and also pay for the same the sum Of tCea
ty fire cents per acre.
1t is doubtful whether the House will
agree to give away the public lands to the
States, as is proposed by Mr. Hunters bill,
and il is by no means certain that the Pres
idcnt would not veto the bill if it were 10
pass both Houses. The general principles
laid down by him in his veto of the insane
land bill, would seem TO cover this measure
of Mr. Hunter. But il is idle to look for ac-
ton founded upon any settled principles in
the present executive. Afterhi assurance
that nothing which would raise the slavery
question in congress should receive his
oountenance; and after the same President
had made the Nebraska bill measure of
his administration thus throwing wide open
again every door to this agitation, we have
no right TO infer that he will be consistent
in any thing.
We shall watch with some interest the
action of Congress and the President on
this new bill. We are still Of the opinion
that it is game to defeat the homestead
measure, and to take from the President
the responsibility of ve'ong it. A few
days will settle this question.
OHIO State Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28

NOTICE IN All per
IN sons interested, will take notice, that Cam
field Il Brother, on the I'D day of Jolly, A. D.,
1854, obtained an order of attarhment from
Amos Fem, Justice of the Peace for the
township of Green Creek, and county of San
dusky, against the property and effects of
Christ. Walther, an aGsconding debtor, for the
sum of twenty-onc dollars ninety cents, which
order has been served aud returned.
CANFlELD & BROTHER.
JuIy o. lS54-27:3
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Dissolution.

TNHE copartnership heretofore existing un-
J. der the firm name Jf CANFlELD &
MITCHELL, is this day dissolved by mutual
consent.
JAMES MITCHELL has this day sold his
interest in the late firm nf Garfield e. Mitch
ell 10 LEWIS CANFlELD, Of Binghampton,
n. Y q, who has associated himself with G.. c.
CANFIELD, ofthe lat9 firm, under the name
aud style Of CANFIELD g. BROTHER; TO
whom all notes and accounts due the late firm
are TO be paid Debts Of said firm settled by
G.. G. Garfield Il Brother.
G. G.. CANFIELD,
JAMES MITCHELL
EremnnI. Inne oa. ISil- lllf
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Michael Nigh's Estate.

NJ Office is hereby given that the UNDER
~ signed has been appointed and duly quail.
fled by the Probate Court of Sandusky county,
as Administrators on the estate of Micha ell
Aieh, deceased. Those indebted to, or having
claims against the estate will govera the M
selves accordingly.
MARY ANN NIGH,
July go, lS54-27;3" Admr'x.
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NEW ADMINISTRATION:
N. X, WAKEFIELD

Now carries on Stnve and Tin Shop in
CLYDE, OHIO.
Where you will now find variety Of Cooking
and Parlor Stoves, Stove Pipe, Sheet Zine and
Tin Ware, of all kinds. Brass, Copper, Sheet
Iron and Japanned Ware.
FAVE TROUGHS and CONDUCTORS
put mp on short p"sice. Salts Pans made and
warranted. Al other kinds of JOB WORK,
done on short notice
(t.y- Brnv on your Traffic. m
~ X. WAKEFIELD.
Clyde, Dec. 3, '53-ly
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New Goods!
Dry Good s I!

LADIES' DRESS GOODSl
Consisting in part Of the following articles:--
Beautiful fast cOlored Lawns. from 64 TO 25c
Philip Aliens, Globe, Cocheco, and American
Prints from 81 to | "a cts; white robes very fine
q nd nice figured, from 8 to SO, 50 per pattern;
Beautiful Brocade, plaid, Chameleon, black and
watered dress silks of a quality
Neper before altered IA this Market!
from 6 10 cents; black dress sat,ns, aud sat.
in stripe Barrgei nice silk tissues, bareRps, aud
French iaconets, from 25 to 37a cts: good, fine
cotton and silk hose, from G4 clS to 81
u invite the particular examination Of my
DRESS GOODS,
BY our Sandusky County Ladies,
having taken especial pains, TO select such
Goods 10 suit you all, and think succeeded
in selecting Dress Goods that will not onl,
please you, but when worn, will increase your
Husbands aud Lovers admiration Of YOU, and
we, as heretofore be literally pitronized
EE aD VA WI III II" E5
60 OH keep your hands Of young ladies
~ for if you try on one of those beautiful
Silk Satin or Lace Bonuets,
you will be sure TO buy one, and II YOU wear il
the young men will be so captvateG with your
beauty that their admiration of you will be irre-
sstibe. 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 aud coors also,
BONNET FRAMES and TRIMMINGS
Of all the popular styles, cheaper than ever.
And, Ladies, | have those fine
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28
Notice in Partition.


HIRAM MONGER, Jehiel Monger, The
i L ressa Monger, Aka Wheeler and Edward
Wheeler will take notice that peti ton was
filed against them on the 2lst day of June in
the Court of Common Pleas by Francis Grum-
man and is now pending wherein the said
Francis Greenman demands PARTON Of the fol-
lowing estate; viz: The east half of the south
east quarter Of section number twenty seven,
township number five, range number seven
teen, containing eighty acres, more or less, ex-
cept eight acres in the southeast corner OF said
grounds, and bounded MS follows: Commencing
at the south east corner Of said premises and
running north on the east line OF said lot thirty
four rods thence west 40 rods, thence south,
parallel with said line, thirty four rods, thence
east to the place of beginning. Also piece
of land in section number thirty four, township
number FIVE range number seventeen, and de-
scribed as follows: Beginning at the corner OF
the Portland road on section line, east of Sec
ton number thirty four, thence running TWEEN
ty-eight aud one half rods, thence parallel with
said road twenty rods, thence south twenty
three and one halfrods, thence north east along
IN centre of said road 10 the place of begin
ming. And at the next term of said court, ap-
pplication will be made by the said Francis
GreenG'an, or On order that partition may be
IN tde of said pr-miess.
FRANCIS GREFNMAN.
By Nm. RAY, ms atty.
June 81, le54-2!;6w
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Farm for Sale.

EwyA THE farm known as the Decker
l!siNa farm in Pleasant township, Seneca
iieslgsE@ county conisning so ncres--50 un-
ss1Es-8 der good improvement and well
fenced. 1t lies nine miles south Of Fremont,
aud nine miles north Of Tiifin, about forty rods
east Of the plank road leading from Fremont to
Tflin. Good, new, and spacious frame dwell.
ing house aud barn, with all the necessary out.
houses; also, a large good log house. Three
good never failing wells Of water, aud one Of
the hest Orchards in Seneca county, containing
the choicest varieties Of Apples, Pears, Peach
es, Qrinces, Grapes &c. Possession given
Immediately. No incumherluces on said prem
ises, aud gooi and satisfactory title will be
given. For particulars inquire o. the subsori-
Der living near the Railroad depot in this place.
MARIA DECKER.
Framont JuIv 7 195A-OtJr
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LANES A. MCKAY,

ARCHITECT AND BUILDER,
CLYDE, OHIO.
HNENDERS his services to those wishing 10
build either public buildings or private res
licences lie will furnish original designs in
any OF the various styles OF architecture, occu.
rate estimates aud specifications, accompanied
with drawings of details aud elevations, got up
with proDplness and despatch, in which beauty
aud taste are made to combine and harmonize
with economy, convenience and durability.
Mr.. NJ. will also give instruction in architec-
tural and perspective drawing and shading, geo.
meirical handrailing, &c, to such are desi.
rous of becoming judicous and tasteful master
builders.
All Communications from abroad promptly
attended TO. March l0-'53-6m.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28

the following rates:
To Card wool, cts per pound,
To weave Linsey and find Chain, l2a per yd.
To full color and dress cloth, lSf cts. per sd.
To full and dress CLOTH 10 cents per yd.
To full cloth, 5 cents per yd.
SATINETS.
To weave Satinet, find chain, full, color and
dress, 20 cents per yd
To weave Satinet, find chain, full aud dress,
% cents per yd.
To weave Satinet, find chain and full, 20 cts,
To weave Satnet, find chain, 5 cts per yd.
p. G. DEAN & SON.
Ballville, June Q, 1854. 2l;tf
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Paints, Oils,
Machinery for Sale.

THE subscriber will sell very low the follow
L ing machinery, which is now in his Facto-
ry in this place;
Two lurge Double Curding Machines and
Picker.
One Press Stove, p plates, and lot of nine
inch pipe.
A large Copper Dye Kettle and Press
,oge iher with complete assortment Of Card.
ing and Failing machinery, which will be sold
in whole or in part purchasers may desire.
All the above Machinery is nearly as good as
new aud will be disposed Of on the most favora-
bic terms, on account Of the health of the own
er DAVID GALLAG I ER,
Fremont, July %, 1874, 27;tf
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Fremont Price Current.

CORRECTED WEEKLY BY C. o. TILLoTsoN.
Wheatpe busheI.... ....,.....,. Sl25al37
Flour per barrel. ....,.............o,7 -
Corn per bushel. ....... 40
Oats per bushel. ......., ................3 .32
Butter per pound. ......,... l2 ID
Eggs per dozen.... ...,....... 8
Cheese per pound..... ..l2b
lihru per pound. .
Salt per barrell. ............. 90
Hides per pound. ..................4 a s
Flax seed per bushel.... 90
Timothy seed per bu..,. p 90
Clover seed per bu.. ...................40 400
Pork per barrell. ........,.. 40
Hams smoked per pound. sag
Deans per bushei' .'.'''.'.'.' '.'''..l w
Onions per bushel .................... rs
Apples green............... 50
Apples dried. ...................15 $50
BeeswaX per pound. .................... 25
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TO Farmers.
]. P. Ross Patent Grain Drill.

~ n s@s~~AS " pAAA ~ ~-A'
HAVING obtained the right for Huron, Erie,
Ill Sandusky and Ottows Counties, am now
Manufacturing, and offering for Sale,
the above Machines.
1t is simple, NOT LlABLL 10 get out of re-
pair and durable, and possesses advantages
over any other Drill in use. 1t deposits the
Grain EVENLY, and at Regular Depth, and
is arranged as 10 be entirely under the con-
troll Of the operator Any desired quantity Of
wheat can be sown TO the acre. The Guide
behind the Tooth, can be raised or lowered, COW
the grain aud prevents its running beyond
the depth to which it was set. The Tooth cuts
fiat furrow three inches wide, consequently,
the grain has chance 10 spread.
N pains or expense is spared to make the
Drill what it ought TO be. Those wishing 10
procure Machines, will do well TO apply soon.
Prompt attention paid to orders and commun-
cations. References can be had Of
James Otis, Berlinville, Erie county, o.
II. Walker, do do do
John Wines, VermIion, do do
John skinner, New Haven, Huron CO., o.
Geo. A. Knight. do do
Thos. Lawrence, Bronson, do
- Nye, Peru, do
VIM. Shuts, York, Sandusky county, o.
Daniel Seaman, Fremont, do
John Roger, Thompson, Senca, county, o.
Address,. HASKELL,
Bellevue, Huron county, o.
June, 9th. 1854 20:3m
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The Houston Telegraph of July lst, refer
ring to the prediction that Senator HoUs-
TON notw wi:hs anding the unpopularly Of
his Nebraska vote at the time, would not,
in the end. materially lose popularity in
Taxes, says:
"Our prediction is now being verified.
The San Antonio Ledger, Tyler Telegraph,
Bastrop Advertiser, Lagrange Monument,
Colorado Tribune, Bcnbam Advertiser,
Haveunequivocally pronounced the Me-
braska bill the political hobby of an aspirant
for the Presidency, and possessing in itself
nothing practically valuable to the South.
If the bill were now on its passage, and
depended upon the people of Taxes, ii
would never become a law -
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Garfield and Brother.

ITTOULD respectfully say to the citizens of
w Fremont aud vicinity, that they will con-
tinue the hardware business at the old stand
OF Garfield g. Mnchell whore We hope TO
meet The patrons Of The late iirm, and alt 9th
rrs IN want Of
Hardware, Iron Stoves &c.,
wl' eh Sc pledge oursr vrs 60 80. t the very
CANFlELD 8. BROTHER.
Fremont, June 80, ls54'-23;u
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SkyIight DaguerreOtypes! !

WITH many thanks to the public for their
w liberal patronage, | would say that no
efforts shall be spared, on my part, to give con-
tinued satisfaction to all who may give me a
call shall endeavor at all times to have on
hand the most beautiful and durable styles Of
of cases. Daguerreotype mate rials have risen
in price very much, yet shall continue to give
Good Pictures for One Dollar!
Instructions given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms
A. ID. WlLES.
Fremont. June %. lSI4 2l:lf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-07-28

GOVERNMENTAL L"PRorEcrroN. We un-
derstand that Government has forwarded
to this place one Of Francis Metallic Life
Boats" 1t wa3 received last week and it
is suggested that, as .here is not likely to
be any other use for it, the design is to
save the Pierce and Douglas patty now in
a shipwreCkcd condition, having run their
rotten ship upon the Nebraska shoals.
Some doubts having been expressed least
the Life Boat" should prove too small TO
bring off the survivors, we take :he pleas
ure in stating that there will be ample
room for all, as she is the largest size and
will carry Fifty" persons, leaving stowage
for "junk" enough to last the entire voyage
up "Salt River" .Sdndusky Register.
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT All per-
IN sous interested, are hereb, notified that
Lewis IL. Clark, on the 10th day Of July, A.
d. 1854, obtained an order of attachment from
Amos Fem. Justice of the Peace for the
township of Green Creek, aud county Of San
dusky, against the property aud effects Of VIM.
II. Barber, an nbseondng debtor, for the sum
of twenty five dollars; which order has been
served and returned
LEWIS III CLARK,
July Is, 'j4-26;3 BY WM. RAY, Atty.
NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT An per.
IN sons interested, will take notice, that
VIM. W. Wales, on the 10Th day of July A.
u. 1854 obtained an order Of attachment from
Amos Fem, Justice OF the Peace for the
iOVusi,ip Of Green Gre k, and county Of San
dn,ky, ngaust The prapecv and effects of
Chris, Wa'ihsr an aas,onding debtor for the
sum ni eighty four dn'itrs, which order has
b.en .rsysi ,pa Sorurned
VIM. w. WALES,
July Is, '54-26;3 By VIM RAY, Atty.
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Lath, Lath!

TEN HE undersigned have purchased the lath
machine at Elmore, where he will oe
found at all times Il wait upon customers or
any who may give him a call. Orders filled
and lath SHIPPED to any point deslred-warrent-
ed good. G.. NJ. TYLER.
p. s. Orders left at the store Of Miners &
Ernst, Fremont, will be promptly filled
Elmore June %, ,--no22 At
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A telegraph to the Tribune, from Wash
ington, has the important intelligence that
the Treaty betven the United States and
Sandwich Islands, for the annexation Of
the latter to the former, has been concluG-
ed-the only point 10 be adjusted is wheth-
er the Islands shall come 10 as State or
Territory.
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New Marble ManufaCtorv.
CYDE. OHIO,

CYDE, OHIO.
= Nhe subscriber has recently opened Marble
l. Establishment at Clyde. He intends keep
ing on hand, constantly WELL SELECTED,
and superior variety, and quality of
Tom b 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
10 patronze him TO their entire saiisfoction; by
selling as low, and on good terms as any
other establishment in northern Ohio. His loca-
tion, 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 hopes by keeping superior quality of
marble on hand, and by superior workmanship.
and close application TO business, to make it to
the advantage and interest of all whom it may
concern TO deal with him. Orders from a dis
tance will be promptly attended to.
HORACE THOMSON.
Jsn24, ls54-tf.
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Grape Shawls,

Also silk, rringed Cashmere and lawn Shawls,
from Sc cents TO $40.
As TO my white goods | think have every
thing you want-the variety is too exten sive 10
-