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Forefather's Anniversary at San
Francisco. Some kind friend in
this "Alladins city of the Wonderful
Lamp sends us occasionally, a batch
Of papers, for which we would thank
him for his just appreciation" and
make the proper mention of bis
name, did we know it. From the
"Times" of 23d inst, we make q
few extracts of toasts delivered on
that occasion:
The Pilgrim Mothers-Fit COM
panions of the Pilgrim Fathers. The
influence exerted by them in the
settlement Of the infant colony at
Plymouth, will ever continue to be
felt. We will show our apprecia-
ton Of the mothers of that day be
our attentions to the daughters Of the
present.
Music.
The 4th regular toast was respond
ed to by Lieut.. Rogers.
Geo. F. Noyes, Esq, responded
to 5th toast, and facetiously alluding
to the unfortunate bachelors who fol-
lowed forlorn in the procession Of
ladies and gentlemen to the saloon,
gave the following:
The Bachelors-especially those
who have lady acquaintances.
This called out Boston" the editor
of the San Diego Herald, who con-
sidered himself alluded to, and after a
few numerous remarks, offered the
following
The Women of Sauf Francisco
While laboring to humanize and
Christianize the masculine members
of this community, may they not be
unmindful of the fact that the young
men Of San Diego county are fast
merging into barbarism.
The remarks of Rev. Mr. GRAY
in responding to the sixth toast were
truly eloquent. His allusion to the
great fire Of 1851, and the hard
ships Of the Landing at Plymouth
we're happily blended. In conclu-
sion he gave an appropriate toast.
MELANCHOLY Co1Nc1DENcE.-The
ill-fated steamer San Francisco
cleared from New York December
18th, and We find. on examining the
Shipping Last, that on the same day
the following ships cleared, all Of
which have met a similar fate ships
Commerce, Singapore and Bormeo,
besides ship Sazony, disable and put
into Halifax.
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NEwy(hLEANs 20. All "a.

NsA.AASs1 -
De0r Aptyst Ito mo- stop l.
enquire inee the apr prs4 ssnsss
this ephbet. Let 4 pase II
worlo hsg3noe TIE recept4e e =
that you are not oniy night. bnt fans.s'
TIC, let the world remain IN 6gypeaan
darkness III II1I.E.. /
Mis- Julia Dean, the sn'able and
accomplished American aetress. closed
her engagements It the st. Charles,
last night. She appeared on that &C.
casion IN the character Of Elvira IN
sPisarro' and Margery i'm the Rough
Diamond The House was crowded
TO excess, and the audience delighted
with the performance. Miss Dean
is certainly . star Of the very first
magnitude-her character and ap-
pearance on the stage, is the reverse
Of Mss Cushman, whose nerve and
muscle is we'll adapted to the semi-mas-
culine persona Of the old Dramatists.
Miss Deans ptyssQxe and genius, are
adapted to the sweet feminines, Of
which there is cast in every play Of
merit-Cordelia in Lear" Bertrice
Desdemona, and Juliet, find fault.
less personation in Miss Dean. The
Varieties present strong card now,
and will doubtless take the lead for
the balance OF the play gong season.
Van Amburg has run. induced. l
think from sympathy. de had his
hand scratched BY the Numidean
Lion, last week. The animals are
now drawing a house. and the Fat
Woman still holds her own, at the
Museum. In reference to Professor
Brette, about whom you seem 50 90.
licitous, he is doing a swamp land
business, as every man should, who
keeps his purse strings open to the
printer. Since the Delta inform
ed the public that his rooms are con.
stantly crowded by pupils, and SO in.
teresting is his style and matter Of
his lessons, that his difficulty is, not
to encbain the attention Of those in at.
tendance, but to keep them within
the limits Of their allotted time; he has
had to call on the police authorities for
a body guard. to keep the multitude,
from jaming him to death in his own
rooms.
A great war is about to come up,
to settle the question where shall the
State House be put. when it is re-
The old Third-the new
Basin, the Shell road, Caldwell's and
the Shades. have all their separate ad-
vocates. There is gentleman here
in very great distress, at having been
disappointed by foreign house in
II III -
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70 On Tuesday the 9th inst,
Miss Cordelia Nash, an Interesting
mute young lady, from the Parish Of
St. Mary, arrived and entered the
Institution, for Mutes and the Blind
at this place.
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Hassenclever, one Of the most "a
nous of the Dusseldorf artists, is dead.
His principal works which have been
exhibited in this country are the
Wine tasters,. the wv orkingmen's
Petition to the Burgomasters." Heir.
onymous Jobs as a Night Watch. /"
Heterogeneous as a a School Teacher. -
and the Portrait of Hassenclever, "
The Dusseldorf shoot Of Painting has
lately sustained the loss Of three Of
its finest artists, in the cource Of six
weeks. Besides Hassenclever, Henry
Ritter and A. Thorn have died.
both on the same day.
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THE Losr PAprRs.-The Govern
ment counsel in the Gardiner case has
published a statement four columns
long about the title deed to the Mexi-
can mine distracted from the court
room. Several affidayits have been
given. Gardiner is suspected Of hay-
ing taken the deed, but the afidavits
do not establish his guilt. The mis-
sing papers are said to be unimport-
ant. s@
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Notice.

Notice. ~ 81
THF Institution for Mntes and Blind, on
Il st. Ferdinand street, is open for the
reception ofviGtors, each day. from 10 10
IL o'clock, a. NJ; Saturdays and Sslndays
excepted. s@&s jan 1871.
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Dickens is in Italy, leasurely wan
dering through that delicious land,
on foot, taking notes for future use.
His Bleak House brought him an
abundant harvest. -
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BY THE liIi MAGMA

We condenae from telseraphieaswii
brought over BY the Cunard stSs ne,
Nhgra, Of the alst inst, the follow.
ing interesting items.
The Niagra brings Liverpool dates
d the 7th inst, one week later than
the Europas news. The Turkish
question grows more complicated, in
volving the peace Of all Europe--a
general war is considered inevitable.
Baron Bodisco, the Russian Minister,
is reported dying. The Paris Mont
teur publishes circular in which it is
declared, that France, England. Aus
tria and Prussia have solemnly recog-
nized the territorial integrity of the
Ottoman Empire. The French govern
ment is dissatisfied with the evasive
conduct ST Aus tria in reference to the
Sinope affair.
The Emperor Of Russia has given
orders that the Army hold itself in
rediness to cross the Danube.
A tumult arose in Constantinople
when the action of the Turkish Con-
sui was known. The Ulemans. as
sembled and declared that the spirit
Of the constitution had been violated.
Louis Napoleon gave levee, on
New Years day, when he made pa
cifc address to the foreign ambassa-
doris and expressing the hope that he
would be able to maintain friendly
relations with all their governments.
He assured the Ottoman ambassador
Of his good wishes, and of strong sym
pathy with the efforts of the Turks.
The correspondent Of the London
Times states that 10000 French
troops are now ready to march into
the Turkish camp whenever required.
The War Department states the num-
Der of men avilable for the field in the
event Of a general war, to be quar-.
ter of a million.
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HMr. Charles Armitage, has been
elected to the Legislature from Lafour-
che to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Michael Thibodaux,
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70 Carnot Poscy Of Wilkinson
County Mi, has been elected Grand
master Of the Grand Lodge Of Masons
in the State Of Mississippi The Lee
gislature Of that State Unsurpassed an
act to incorporate the Vicksburg Gas
light Company.
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~F. McMullen Esqr. repre-
sentative in Congress from Virginia,
has been bound over to keep peace,
forsassdalting the barkeeper Of Browns
Hotel Washington. en-
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~Le National published at the
English Turn, gives an account of a
number Of sad effects resulting from
the late heavy thunder storm, in that
Parish, The Court House was struck
by lightning, and negro-woman
instantly killed. .1
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A. GOLDMAN.
(oRADuArs or THE MEDICAL FACULTY or IDr,szAxA.)
Dfuggis', lpsthieaPJ and Chemist,
Corner # Ldsra 1ssd Third Streets,
Baton Rouge, In. ae

VIE SubscTlber mas opened the ma new
i brick store, corner Laurel and Third
streets; adjoining the post office and will
keep constantly on hand, large and we'll
selected stock Of Drugs and Medicines,
which he offers at New Orleans prices
Having made his profession the study Of
his life, and being able to show the most
ample and satisfactory certificates Of his
qualifications, he feelsconiident Of meriting
the confidence and patronage Of the public.
Country orders promptly filled. physi-
clans prescriptions carefully prepared at
all hours. y.s.s,. cd 49,, -,
Jan lS-ly A. GOLDMANN.
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On Wednesday the 18th inst, RoBERr
son of Judge McWhorter.
On the 25th inst, Mrs. ELIZA l'LEsH
MAN wife OF Mr.. Charles Guedry.
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ELOUR.-Extra, Fancy. and 81.
= per6ne fby sale By. Il -.
de- eth-ly. " HA,r 4 Co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-03
SALAMANDER SAFES.

TNHE NAME OF MANDER was first
l. applied TO w ild,rs Paieni aud introduced
by the subscriber in 1910, Who in I644 purchased
the right 10 manufacture. The superiority Of
lerring's Wilder's Sulamandrr Safes over all
others induced many to infringe upon the putent
right By using the compositions; others more eau
tious, and TO evade lawsuit, made an inferior
article, Initiating the exterior in form, stSr, color
of painting, aud attaching the name Saatnan-
der,' Improved Snlamander,' Fire Prnor Sala-
mander,' The Genuine Saamander,' &c. 6c.,
and have succeeded in paIming off some Of the
spurious SHlamandrrs as genuine. Those want
ing the original Saamander, manufactured by the
subscriber should take the precaution to see tia,
they have upon them metal plate Silas e.
Herring, Maker, all such being the genuine
(Wilder's Patent) Salamandtr or Herriug's I'm.
proved Patent Champion Safe, which received the
medal at th Great Worlds Fair, ard which have
never lailed TO preserve the contents in case ol
fire. Purchasers can select from the largest MS
sortment in the world by calling al the sa e rooms
oG SlLASC, HERRING
l35, 1877, and l39 Water, cor. of Pine Sis.
N. Il. B.-Ched iron safes, with powder ptoo
locks manufactured expressly for banks, jewellers
brokers and others r. quifng security from rogues
Bank vanl doors on hand and mnde 10 order -
4 the most celebrated locks for sale at manulac
turrr's prices. Second hand safes for sale at les,
than half price
.4gc,lt for H'rrings Safrs.
JOHN FARREL, Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. l7-'54-3m
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Doct. SAM'L B. MARrS, one ofthe most expe-
renced of the Mdeical F aculiy in the CITY of Bal
timore, writes of STABLER'S ANODYNE
CHERRY EXPECTORANT and of STAB
LER'S DlARRHEA CORDIAL I" have
carefully examined the component parts Of them,
aHd find them both valuable compounds, the doses
safe and consistent with medical practice, aud !
do not hesitate to recommed them" See adver-
tisemenlin nnother column.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-03

ES-Let us beg our readers u re1d this
beautiful sermon from the Buffalo Express
Local: ~ r
ut has been beautifully said that the vail
which covers the face Of fu;urity is woven By
the hands of mercy little reflection will
convince us that Truth INSPIRED the saying.
The curiosity of morals has one REGULARITY
it occupies itself with the p1s AMI present
but rarely extends into the future. There
arc few indeed who profess desire to
know what tariffs in the d stance-what
their retrospective pleasures are; but these
are looked upon as anomalies, and regarded
as unsafe persons to meet in the night. AS
for those who aver that tIey really do know
what is before them, are they not counted as
the worst Of fanatics? Suppose, for moment
that we possessed the powers OF prescience
and foresi tht--lhat We could read the riddle
of a day, a month, year. What would be
the legitimate effect Of such gifts? We do
not hcssatc 70 say that n general madness
would follow, which would render our fair
earth an asy lum for the worst manlacs, and
fill the air with such incoherent rawlings as
would make the angles shudder 1t is well
that there is only one who can claim the ,ite
of Omniscient.
'Htnce is the veil which converse the
fact Of futurity woven BY the hand Of m,rcy.
What hand would tear it away? What heart
coald endure the picture that then would be
revaled ?"
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OYYGEYATED BITTERS.
LETTER FROM REV. C. w. DENlsON.

LETT Err FROM REV. G. w. DENlSON.
BOS7 on, June 6, 1851.
.Mes,rs Reed Bates & .4ustin -fTenticmen, =
Hlvi gs,fieied Considerably irlm Dyspepsia, in
consequence of close confinement TO my duties on
ship. board, during recent voyage 10 and ON the
Pa, tic coast, was induced by the advice Of a
fr end to Try bottle of Your Oxygenated Buffers"
| must aukls say, that the effect thus far, has
been highly favorable Mrs. Denson las also bee n
an Invalid from Chronic Pleurisy, arising from
Dyspepsia, aud has experienced relief from the use
oil the Btters, | feel real pleasure in recom-
mending them to the public.
c. w. DENlSON.
REMARKABLE CURE or DYSPEPSIA i.
iH GORH.4.N, Ne, March IA 1851.
Mr.. II. H. H.4Y,-Dcar Sir. Through me
Sou may coslidehtIy reconme nd Green's Oxygen
ated Bitters, the best, If not the medicine that
will cure Dyspepsia suffered fol more than SIX
years only Dyspeptc can suffer, tred numer-
Gus medicines, and the skill Of many phi ysicians
but Iound no permanent relief, until | obtained
from you the above Biiiers
The contents of three bottles so far restored my
health, tbs for the last two years have had
casiont for medicine. ] strongly recommend ali
Dyspetics to try it. JOSEPH W PARGER.
REED BATES & AUSTIN, Wholesale Drug
.ists. No. 26 Merchants Row. Boston, General
Agents. Prce, s per bottle; six bottles for S5.
Ffrssle by BUCKLAND q Go.
March 3-2w No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
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{. w. DENISON.
REMARKABLE CURE or DYSPEPSIA i.
GORII.4.u, Ne, March IL 1851.
EXTRA oRDLM4RY CASE or CROFUL.q

EXTRA ORDINARY Y CASE OF SCROFUL.4
o. Hear Tie tesiinronp Of n. Coburn He SAYS
- was from child. afflicted with Scrofula h I'd
glandular swellngs of the neck, increasing unfit
was ouiteen. was much otse, had eli tut abs
stton ~ neck, tltee ulcers on the shoulders, aud
three on the hips | advised with Drs. Munson
aud Ives. and other distinguished PHYSICIANS but
received no aeDeft. also consulted the best Phv-
sicians in the State, but got no relief In lS47,
when about AZ Years OF age, a friend from Long
Island, observing me with my head drawn on one
siGe, aud not able to labor, advised to use the
Rock Bt Sc regularly after meals. L lis did for
four weeks. The ulcers brok' discharged and
healed. ! he glands the neck were no more
sNoi'en, my head resumed its natural position, and
weht 10 wVIk regularly; did more labor in ic W
weeks than had done for many years before.
Neglecling the use Of r och II j.e | ha renewed
scroiuous symptoms also bleed ing al the lungs.
fnr which Professor Ives perscrb ID the ock Rose
] used il again with the same beneficial results.
aud am now, January 1852, in good health for ii
thing from disease, paid hundreds cf dollars Ior
medicine, aud found no reliol until using the
Rock Rose, when complete cure was effected
Ih' Sc facts may be relied upon pos tive truth
aud can be fully corroborated by hundreds of wit
Uesses in New Haven, c.. or
ALI WANDER COBURN, 33 Fair ST."
This case is stated TO show that Scrofula can be
permanently cured.
Agents, S. BUCKLAND g. CO.,
Fremont; Wheldon & Rhodes Sandushy Ciiy ID
T.. IiarkDess, CLYDE; aud Druggists generally
where pamphlets &c, ma bs had gratis.
KOHL IL CO., northeast cerner of Fourth Il
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents
Mach 3, SAT-
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GUARDIAN SALE.

ON the fist day Of April A d. 1854, at 2 o'cloe k
~ in the afternoon at the door Of the Court
House in Fremont, sandusky County, Ohio will
W. sold 10 The highest bidder us The property OF the
children aud heirs Of John StahI, deceased, Laud
Warrant number GO -Ol for I6J acres Of land.
Terms OF Saie-., Cash in hand.
rs DAVID STEVENSON,
Guadan Of Rolandus, Angeline Il Sarah Stuhi
March 3, ie54
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February & March Appointments.
nOCu,OII m. rryIJRRS. Analytic Phys

DOCTOR m. TUBlsS, Analytic Physc
ian, will he at his room as follows;
FnEMoNT, Croghsn House, Tuesday, February
2Slh. fNa
ToLEpo. Collins House, Wednesday and Thurs
day. LIST and 2nd of March.
TiFFiv. shawhan House, Monday aud Tuesday
9Th and u Of March.
SASpusKy my, st. T,awrtncc House. Wednes.
dav aud Thursday, the 9Th and 9th Of March.
Persons afflicted with diseases of the liver lungs
kidneys or spleen, inhammations, rheumatism,
Asthma, shortness OF breath difficulty of breath
ling, dyspepsia, dropsy, weakness OF nervous de.
Ibhy, restlessness, loss of appetite, constipation
lderangeme Mt Of the stomach, bilious affections s,
gravel, swelling, cancer, scroula, ulcers, npuri.
ties of the blood, or Of any chronic or long stand
ing disease are invited TO call.
DIR. J. neither bleeds nor biisters: nor is he n
IHomeopathist he never uses Mercury, Arsenic
IAntimony, or any other mineral medical
Iageut, nor is he a Thompso nan-he neither sea
nor gives eneticsl His theory Of disease diff RS
from all others that have been adopted, but uo
more than do, S his .l -...
system of Treatment.
Tie does not make sick TO make we'll, nor teal
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, wc
1t s to be hoped that individuals Will always, whrr
practicable, confer in person With those recovered
aud lcarn the teaIty Of which letters are a an
p cure scrutiny is earnestly desired Our un
divided attention being given 10 chronic diseasts s.
nearly all the curOs are Of persons who have
thoroughly tried the whole routine Of remedies (sC
called) row extant and b, coming hopeless martyr:
to popular but delusive modes Of treatment,
ASTHMA CAN EE CUNED-So say those Of oui
patients who have been struggling for Years with
this relentless disease but now inspire freely and
with comfort the bouudiful air Of Heaven.
SINGLE iLLUsTRAIOET.-Mrs J. Menscr, o
Beaver township, Mahonng county--a case o
Years standing. and denominated by attending
physicians "a disease of the Liver and Asthma
confirmed aud iucurable." " Breathing at time
extremely difficult bordering upon suffocation
| Upd'r AN, l,tcal treatment. health was restored
in three months, aud has been good through al
the changes OF two sui sequent years.
! Jan 27-5l.
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New Marble Mandatory

T Nhe subscriber has Recently opened a Marble
l. Establishment al Clyde. He intends keep
ing on hand, constantly "a WE'LL SELECTED,
and superior variety. and quality Of
TOm ID stones,
and every other Article in his line. lie iatters
him'elf that he will be abe promptly, to fill all
orders and accommodate all who may proper
10 ratronize him 10 their entire satisfaction; by
selling low and good terms as any
other ssiab ishmeut in northern Ohio. His loca
tion, nj Clyde is very favorable FOR the shipment
Of Marb e, whether ~ The form Of Tomb Stones
or lor otter purposes, to any part of the Stale.
and he holes by kecpiug superior quality o
marble on hand, and By superior workmanship
and close application TO business, 10 make it tc
the advantage and il rest of all whom il ma,
concern Ia deal with him. Orders from IA dis
ance will be promptly attcGded to.
HORACE THOMSON.
Jan "a, lS54-f
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Groceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper. Molasses.
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line of
the best qualities.
As for prices, 'there's no use talking" Since
we have taken down Head Quarters so badly no
one, who is acquainted with the facts, viii for II
moment dispute that sell so exceedingly low
that all not only satisfied, perfectly, bat aston.
shed. SO | will not BloIo though might will,
great propriey do SO, for have something to blow
about.
Come along, then, all who wish TO prosper in
This world, and get your mouey back.
UJWe have employed S BLLAU, who will be
a"a1s on hand to cut aud fl all sorts OF garments,
IN the latest styles
u Don'tiorget the place is one door South o.
| Garfield x Mtohcils, nor DON'T be afrid oil wear
ing out leather by walking up street to where you
| find HEAD GU ARTERS. 1t viii pay and Mt
mi stake.
A. GUSDORF'S.
! Fremont Move nlber y, $50.
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who arc the Traitors.

The Admins ration has been counting
noses and confidently count on three votes
from the Ohio Delegation, in favor Of Doug.
l.ass's Neb-rnscal bill. We understand tha,
the three worthless are Disney Olds and
Shannon. II is said ha. Shannon is doubtful,
as he represents an anti.Slavery district Let
the people Of those districts look after these
pentIemen with letters Of instruction Let
them be watched, and warned, and Il guilty
ofthe Infamous treachery let them be politi.
cally hanged. drawn and quartered. and
thrown TO the dogs.--Forest city Cemocrdt
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-03
TO BUILD ERs.

All we have 10 say is, that we are hard 10 beat
on house Trimmings. We have a very large stock
Of locks and latches, butts screws cupboard locks
and, catches, window fastenings and blind fasieu-
ngs, some entirely new styIes sash, elHss putty,
paints, oil, varnsh, nails, brads Gu pboard -turns
cntnhes & e -