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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-04-14
May Appointments.
DOCTOR III. TURRS, Analytic Phy

DOCTOR III. TUBBS, Analytic Physic.
ian, will be at his room as follows:
Fremont, Crcghan House, Thursday, the lIth
of May, Norwalk, Mansion House, Tuesday &
Wednesday the 9th and 10Th of May, Toledo,
Collins House. Friday & Saturday the 9TH and
18th of May, Tifftn, Shawhan House, Wedues-
DAY 81 Thursday the l7ih and 18th of May,
Sandusky. st. Lawrance House, Friday 81 Sat
urday the 9th aud 20th Of May.
READ TESTIMONIALS BELow-SEw ONE EVERY MONTH.
Those afflicted with Chronic disc ase of the
Liver, Lungs, Kidenys, or Spleen, lnfamaons,
Rheumatism, Asthma, shortness of breath
difficult breathing; Dyspepsia, Dropsia, Week
ness or Nervous Disabilities, Restlessness, Loss
of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement OF the
Stomach, Bilious Affections. Gravel, White
Swelling, Cancar, ScoGula, Ulcers, Impurities
Of the Bload, or Of any Chronic or long stan ding
diseases, are invited to call.
DR.. T neither bleeds nor b!isters: nor is he a
Homeopathst; he never uses Mercury, Arsenic,
Antimony, or any other mineral as a medical
agent, nor is he Thompsonian- -he neither steams
nor gives emeics! His theory of disease differs
from all others that have been adopted, but not
more so than does his
system of Treatment.
Patients should mark wei. the dates given above.
Our entire time being pre-engaged, attendance
must accord strictly with published announce
ments
lie does not Hdko SICK 10 Hdhe wei, nor tear
down TO build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching up with anodynes.
A Voice from LOrain.
DR. TUHBs:-Sir-l have delayed writing you
until several months have elapsed since my wife
discontinued the use Of your med dicine, bnt her
heat h still remains better, and she is able to en-
dure more ia tigue than at any time for three
wears preVio us to your prescribing for her. Her
condition as peculiarly distressing, and one
which will not atte empt fully to discribe. The
grea test suffering proceeded from a weakness,
pain, heat and pressure IN the lower par of the
back aud hips, which appeared TO affect the en-
tire system. Onreceiving your first prescription
she mas abe 10 sit up Tut part of the day. The
change as been great and truly gratifying 10 us
both. My son, whom you treated for absess in
the side, is doing well. The swelling and ten
derness are gone, hi countenance and strength
have improved much and the discharge has
nearly ceased.
| Yours respectfully,
THOMAS l.. TAYLOR.
Ridgeyille, Loraiu Co Ohio,
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o9 AYERS
II:Is!.s7EA PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES ORA
FA MILY PLY &c.

THERE has long existed public demand for an
effective purgatiye pill which could be relied on
sure aud perfectly safe IN its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand, and an cxten.
sivc trial Of its virtues has conclusiyey shown with
what success IT accomplishes the purpose designed.
II is easy to make physical piH but not easy to
make the best Of all iins - ouc which should have
none Of the objections, but all the advantages Of
every other. This has been attempted here, and
with what success We would respectfully submit to
the public decision. lt has been unfortunate for
the patient hitherto that almost every purgatiyo
medicine is acrimonious and irritating 60 the bow
els. This is not. Many Of them produce so much
gripping pain and revusion in the system to more
than cnnntorbalance the good to be derived from
them. These piRs produce no irritation or pain,
unless il arise from previously existing obstruc-
tion or derangemcnt in the bowels Being purely
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity but it is better that any medicine should
Lc taken iudiciotisly. Minute directions for their
use in the several diseases TO which they are APP
pliclbc are given On the box. Among the con-
plants which hlyo hccn speedily cured by them,
may mention Liver Complaint in its various forms
Of Jaundice, lndigestiop, Lfnguor and Loss of APP
petite Iistlessncss, Irritabiiity. Bilious Headache
Bilious Fever, Fever and Aguc, Pain in the Side
and Lons; for, in TRUTH all these arc but the CON
sequence Of diseased action in the liver, As an
operent, they a,'rd prompt and sure relief in Cos
hvcnoss, Piles, Collie Dysentery Humors, Syrof
ula and Scurvy, Colds with soreness of the body,
Ulcers and impurity OF the blood in short, any
and every case where purgatiye is required.
They have also produced some singularly sue
eessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gravel,
Erysipcas, Palptatiun Of the Heart, Pains in the
Back, Stomach. and Side. They should be freely
taken in the spring Of the year, TO purify the blood
and prepare the system for the change of seasons.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores the nppe-
tte and ygor. They purify the blood and, by their
stimulant action on the circulatory system, reno
yatc the strength of the body, and restore the
wasted or diseased energies of the whole organism.
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, even
though no serious arrangement exists; but un-
4 II. l..
as every purgative medicine reduces the strength,
when taken to excess. The thousand eases in which
physiC is required cannot be enumerated here but
they suggest themselves to the reason of every
body; and it is confidently believed this pill will
answer better purpose than any thing which has
hitherto been available TO mankind. When their
virtues arc once known, the public will no longer
doubt what remedy to employ when in need Of a
cathartic medicine.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.

SCHOOL NOAICE
The Board Of School Examiners Of Sdndus1y
County will hold their spring session as follows:
Commencing on Friday, April and for nine
consecutive Fridays therenfter,-and certificates
win not be grated on any othar da"s.
The law requires teechers 10 be qualified 10
teach OrtIIogFuphy, Reading, Writing, Arihme-
tic, Geography. aud English Grammar; aud per-
sons not qualified TO teach all Of said branches
need not apply. The Examinations will be held
up stairs in the old Court House;
BY order fthe Board.
g. w. CLICK. Clerk.
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Attachmcnt Notice.

Attachment Notice.
Peter Whitmore, Plaintiff, } Atmy instance an
rt. , attachment was
David Miller y this day issued in
the above case, by Georgr Overmier SEN.
Justice of the Peace, in and for Jackson To wn.
ship, County of Sandusky, Ohio, against the
property and effactspf David Miller, nom resi-
dent debtor Of said County, for the sum Of six
dollars and six cents.
PETER WHITMORE.
April 7, 1854 [apri ll-3w
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ALCOTT & HORTON
CLEVELAND.
I'D II " GOOD s
aT WHOLESALE.
FOR SPRING TRADE.

TINE SUBSCRtBERSwould rpspectfu ny in.
l. form the merchants OF Sandusky County aud
Vicinity that they have now in Store and are dali
" receiving good Stock Of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods which they prepared 10 offer 10 the trade,
on as good teI ms rs eau be found in any Market.
We enunerste below few styles Of goods com.
posing our stock:
90 Bales bro. Shee,ings all grads son,e very heavy
100 Z" Bats assorted prices
100 Z" Loored Waddng.
50 4" Shirting Stripes all qualities.
SO Titkings assorted
100 =" Wicking
10 +" Red Flannes Twled
- 't Plain
90 Cases Canton Flonnels assoc aud very cheap
100 Z" Prints well assorted al standards makes
10 +" Kentucky Jeans and Tweeds direct from
II e nancfac;0reis.
10 /" Muslin DeI.aines well assorted
10 F" Colored Lawns, Dress Goods
5 &" Cases White Goods, comprising, Swiss
Muslins, Victoria Lawns, Jaeonet cam.
brics, &c, &c.
20 " Cases nenims.
so Bale. SEAMLESS Bags.
Black SILK Velvet Ribbons oil Widths, Millinery
Goods aud ID ess Trimmings ofull Sinds. Plain
Satin ralfeta Ribbons ali colors and widths.
Black Silks. all kinds
Florence do-all coIors.
Al.
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March "a, IS.
D!,soIution of partnership.

THE partnership heret ofure existing in the
J. Clothing Business, under the firm Of LITTLE
4 FoLLgrr, is this day dissolved by mutual con
sent. The business will be continued BY w. r..
LITTLE who is hersby authorized to settle aud
receive all debts due said firm, aud to pay all just
claims upon the same.
WM. Il. LITTLE,
Bellevue March b, 1854. f. d. FOLLETr
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In Ssndusky Cs. Court
Common Pleas.


Jas Is. Nethdn' J
James B. Nsenan is hereby notified that Da-
vid Belts has filed his petition against him in
the Cont OF Com mon Pleas, Of Sandusky Coun.
" Ohio. The object Of which petition 10 to OBJ
tain judgement against said Neenan for one hun
dred md sixiy-nine dollars and ninsty-fve cents,
with interest thereon, from the 18th day Of No
vsmber 1854. And that unIss no appears and
answer said 9atiion. on or before the 18th day
Of May 1884, the same will be taken as true, and
judgement rendered accordingly.
And said Neensn 10 fnriher notified that an
attachment has been ordered and issued against
his properly, - the law preseribss. In fTvor oi
said Bats for the above mentioned sum.
DAVID BETTs.
! April lst, ies4--sw
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BOSIOsN, Juy 81 1881.
.MeiJrs. Red Bates & .9at!il, -Genliencq =
Ag:reably to Your suggestion, il gives n,e pleasure
10 state, that some five weeks ago, | purchased
two bottles ofyour Oxygenacd Bilcrs," and
commenced using the same, according 10 drec-
tions, and experienced the happ;est effects.
had been troubled with dyspepsia about three
Years During the warm season, and al times,
was obliged TO give up all attention to business;
aud although had a2vice Of many good phy sicians
was coufned for six weeks TO the house, and con-
iiHutd to grow worse. until took yonr mt dicine;
| gin now almost cured OF every disagra able symp.
otni, aud = be to DO business rs usual.
The whole credit Of my restoiHtou 10 health, is
due to the Or getated Bittcrs.
Your obs dien; Servant,
ABNER SMITH,
Grocer, c. nra' Square, East Boston.
Il Cure for H0ter Jrash and Iadigestion
HARTFORD March S, lS49
hereby certify, thai Dr. Green's Orygena-
I'D bitters. have proved more ,fficacious in re.
and coslveness, which has been very iroub somr
Tor five or six years, than all other remedies which
have been trying during my iliuess aud cheer
fully recommend It to all who are Tins afflicted
SAMUEL HAMlLToN.
MIR. Hamilton has charge ofthe Orphan Asylum,
Hartford, CT. and is well known, and highly es
teemed a cit zen.
REED BATES & AUSTIN. Wholesale Drug
1,sis. No. 26 Merchants Row, Boston, General
Agents. Price, : per bottle; six bottles for S..
For sale by BUCKLAND & Co.
March 3!-2w No. 3, Buckland's New Block.
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GUARDIAN SALE.

ON the first day OF April A. d. 1854, at o'clock
" in the afternoon at the door Of the Court
House in Fremont, Ssndusky County, Ohio will
be sold TO the highest bidder the property Of the
children and heirs Of John Stahl, deceased. Land
Warrant number 6020l for l6) acres of land.
Terms Of Sale--. Cash in hand.
DAVID STEVENSON,
Guadan of Rolandus, Angelne Il Sarah Stahl
March q 1884
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YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE AND COMMON
IL !" NNy .MEE-W W2 NZ,

We defy Competition, as particular at.
tention is given TO this branch of Business and
the Stock kept full and complete. Merchants and
Pedlars dealing in any of those Goods will find
it for their interest TO examine our Stock. II may
be that Merchants are not fully nc-
quainted with the facilities afforded by Cleveland
Merchants. The wholesale trade OF our city, has
probably doubled in The last twelve months. We
should be pleased TO make the Acquaintance of
Merchants aud lend them all the aid in power
TO make them acquainted with our Merchants and
Business men, and we will guarantee no mer-
chants who makes the experiment will regret ii,
but will do as others have done before them, mud
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants. Put
do,cn our Name and ntH1Jsr, and call and see US.
IL N. B.--Merciunt Tailors will find it to their
interest to examine our Stock.
ALCOTT HORTON,
Erclusire JoJJefs, 81 Superior Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 3, IS54-3m.
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The $50 A. NJ. from CleA.land aud ., 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stations. =
The 300 P. N. train from Cleveland aud $50
P. NJ. train from Toledo stop at Obe rliu, Norwslk,
Monroeve, Clyde and Fremont only.
The LAS p. NJ. train from Cleveland aud tive
leo A. NJ from Toledo stops at all stations sT-
ceIt Camden, Washington, and Stony Ridge.
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shere and
Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail Road.
AT MonroeVill with Sandusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad.
AT Clyde With Trains Of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan southern and Northern Indiana Il all
Road
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Auditors, Office, Fremont, April "a, 1854.
ssndnsky Co., ss


To the Towship Assessors OF Sandusky Co..
GEETLzREE;-As IL is probable that the pres-
ent Legislature will near its close. make many
aud important changes in the tax law of 1854,
il will be useless aud improper foI you to enter
upon The disc harge Of your duties until it shall
be asceItained how far the assessment of the
present year may be affected BY the changes In
view Of those facts you are all requ ssted TO meet
at this office the last Saturday Of the present
month, for the purpose Of receiving your books,
snd instructions, aud adcptieg common under.
standing Of the provisions aud requirements of
tue law. preparatory TO entering upon the dis
ehasge Of your duties on the Let Monday Of May
next Very respectfully,
ii +. CLARK,
April 7--3w Auditor of sandusky Co.
SAWYER. INGERSOLL AGO,
| Wholesale aud retail dealers in Books Statien-
cry, Printing. w rt ng and Wrapping Paper, Prin-
ting Materials, &C., BLADE building, Summit
street, Toledo, Ohio.
.05- Publishing House and Blank Book Man
ufaciory, Hudson, o.
April z, 1854. Nv.
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NOTICE is hereby given that an order
IN OF attachment was issued by Stephen
Buckland, justice of the peace in and for the
Township of Sandusky, Sandusky County. Ohio,
on the Sd day Of April, A. ID. 1851 in favor of
James F., and Mary Vsndereook, against the
properly aud effects Of George Dean, a non.res-
ident debtor OF said County, for the sum Of eigh.
teen dollars aud seventy five cents.
JAMES F., g. MARY VANDERCOOK.
(A.T-a,
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HOME AGAIN,

Until further notice is given will be on hand
u at my room over the Post Office, prepared to
take Dfgerrcotspe' for all who favor with call
An new supply of beautiful cases on hand.
March 10, '54. A. ID. WILES.
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CLEVELAND g. TOLEDO
RAIL ROAD.
HTnier Arrangeplsnt.
"a q ~ q 3

On and sfter Mondsy, Nov I4th, 1858, Pes.
epRer Trains will run daily, (sundays exoeptsd,)
as follows;
souttoru n;vis,on vim Norwntn
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ID k c. W. IA n M r
TO give strict attention to all
" professional calls. His (almost) unequaled
success recommends him highly to the afflicted OF
Il ardin aud surrounding Counties.
Kenton, Ohio, March 81, 1854. 1O--h
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MM9RWJ"Me~ ~

constantly on hand. Just pass through the store
across small yard, and give me call and satis-
fy your thirst and hunger. M. A. SHRENK.
March "a, '54-if
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The late fire having changed business some,
have for the benefit of the public opened groce-
" in the luilding lately occupied by C. Doncyson,
right at the back door Of Minis & Cos Store, where
you will find plenty Of the best
Cakes, Pies, and Cheese dc.
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AnOthcr Remarkable Cure Of Dyspepsia

Auditors Office, Fremont, March y, 1854
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

A SUBSTITUTE FOR WHisKY. The Virginia
Tenth Legion says that number of temperance
advocates propose the cultivation of the grape
with view to introduce pure wine as sulsti-
tute for whisky. This forcibly reminds us of the
fact that the people of the East are sadly in the
of this great, fast and glorious State, as
touching the proper treatment of whisky drink
ers. Calitornians have long since made the dis
covery that pure old - Cognac," slightly diluted
with water, answered admirably as "A substitute
for the article vulgarly known as - rot gut" The
great advantage of brandy over whisky consists
in this that while both are equally effective in
doing their work, the former has the advantage
of being altogether the more palatable. Indeed
as general thing. Calitornians prefer a brandy
cocktan to even the nectar dislil ed (bv some
unknown process of nature) upon the rosy lips
of beauteous woman. 1t is needless to say
that, possessing tastes running directly oppo-
site number one of the rare exceptions
which prove the rule.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
Oregon l'orre.pondcmce.

EMPIRE CRY, Goose BAY, Jan. %, '54.
GENTLEMEN:- After this long silence, pro-
ceed to improve the passing moment by giving
you few items in relation 10 the Goose Bay
Enterprise.
Two years have passed since first found my
way into this new region. A year and half
ago told you of its existence, and of the pro-
gress had then made in its exploration. The
Bay was here then-the stone coal was here
the white cedar timber was here-and the gold
was here. But the resources of nature, like the
marble in the quarry, lay dormant. The wild
savage was The lord of the soil and the sea, and
the white man was as unknowing to the place
as its natives were to him. The scene is now
changed. Five miles from the mouth OF the
Bay Empire City is located, and before It's wharf
vessels are lying, discharing their freight and
receiving their lading. Small boats plying
from it TO all parts of the Bay; and pack trains
and wagons are loading at it with supplies for
the gold diggngs. which are only few miles
off In word we have here city which al
ready presents the appearance OF all active sea-
port town.
You will recollect that l told you in few
years all this would come to pass. You then
doubted it, and so did many others. When rails
ing and forming Goose Bay Company, at Jack
sonville last spring, stated the same. told
them that all these resources were here, and
showed them specimens They believed it only
in part l told them what would be the result
of "a settlement here; but they doubted my pre-
dictions. Yet they tried the experiment and
the result has exceeded the expectations of ALL
Indeed, the Goose Bay and Coqnlo country
present at present the most fruaful field of ell
terprse anywhere to be found on our great west
ern border. The Bay is large and beautlful-the
climate is salubrious-the soil unusually produc-
tive its resources for superior white cedar tim
ber and for stone coal of excellent quality are
unsurpassed-while il is here that the northern
extremity of the California and Roeue's River
coarse gold range terminates. AS mining re-
glou there is, IN our opinion, no field III which
the laborer is at once SO richly rewarded Tor his
toll, so comfortably situated. and readily and
cheapy furnished with supplies, i'll the Goose
Bay Dissings.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

NAcANCY.-We are sorry TO learn that the
Methodist Episcopal Conference, which met in
Sacramento last week did not think it advisable
to send a minister of their church to this place
An earnest and intelligent minister of the gospel
would be well supported in this community.
We understand that the presiding Elder of this
Circuit is empowered to supply the vacancy.
We assure him that he may save himself all
trouble unless he can send US some individual
of at least respectable talents. Rev. Mr.. Rogers
who was located here last year, is sent to the
town of Auburn.
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

INDIAN TROUBLES on DRY CREEK-Mr. Beria
min Ritchie, just in from Dry Greek, informs US
stolen from persons on that stream A party
started in pursuit of the stolen property and
thieves, and came upon them after they had
slaughtered the mules All the Indians escaped.
The savages had other animals in their posses
sion, supposed to be from Clear creek or Trinity
pursuing party. Mr.. John Desmond, lost his life
by drowning in the Sacramento river, on the
night of the Goth Feb. Mr.. D. was native of
Michigan, and about % years of age
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04

JOHN MITcHELL.-lt seems that the enthusias-
tic reception given to John Mitchell at New
York, gave great offence to the London Times.
The Hull Adre9,sr. says the London cores
pondent of the S. T. Ere. Jouraal considers the
Times wanting i'll dignity. in giving uttcrance
TO the thoughts and language used by it in ref
erence to the affair. The Adre,1iser holds that
The Irish patriots were political offenders and
in their own eyes and also in the eyes of mill
ions of Americans, the cause they were engaged
in just as that of Kossuih in Hungary
Prince Adam Czartoryszky in Poland. or Maz
zini in Italy. They were no vulgar felons, bui
mn of character, great ability, and high en-
thusiasm They We're consprators aud rebels
but IN their conspiracy there was but little, il
any concealment, and i'll their rebellion the alb
scence of one act of wanton or cold-blooded
atrocity. There is therefore, nothing strange
or unaccountable in the reception given them
i'll America"
The Shasta courier., 1854-03-04
ours, as ever,
Z. B. MARPL E.

HANDSOMELY DoNE-The following resolu-
ton, offered by MIR. Sprague, passed the Senate
on the 21st inst:
Resotced.-That Gen. Wool and ex x-Governor
Foote be. and ure hereby invited to visit the
State Capital, and that the privilege Of the Sc
nate Chamber be extended to them
A public dinner was also given them, on the
evening of the 2Sh inst, by large number of
prominent citizens, including Gov. Bigler, Lieut..
Gov. Purdy, all the State officers, many Senators
and Assemblymen, Mayor Garrison, all the De-
mocratic city and county officers, &C.. &c.