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

What meal is plsasanter than Sabbath
morning breakfast at home, in the bosom
Of your quiet family? The bright sunshine
streams through your curtainei windows,
the far of sound Of holy bells, is waited
upon the breeze. and before and around you
are the sweet smiles Of those whom you
love. The cares of the world are tempora.
| ry forgotten and brighter and holier
feeling dawns upon your heart You ex-
perience in the full sense Of the word that
the Sabbath is day ofrest and prayer and
the holy influence Of the time and hour
makes you better and happier man.
Amaitre dHotel in the Rue R;cheIieu,
Paris, lately married Mdle. s. daughter Of
an old colonel of the Empire. and with all
the generosity of an unmarried lover ac-
knowledged to bis wife in the marriage con-
tract a dowry of one hundred and fifty
thousand frances. Her real dowry was no
more than the milk maids in the play
Her face was all her fortune He was
married and happy. Six months passed
his house; "How is our wife said he TO the
proprietor" Imagine the stupefaction Of
mine host; and it, was not lessened when
he heard the stranger say that he had mar
ried Mdle. S. in London some years ago and
that he now claimed his wife and fortune.
The case for the divorce and for the money
is shortly to be tried before the courts.
A CHILD VOMITING UP SNAKE.-A
little girl, about four years Of age, residing
in Centre Brdgeton in this State, having
been apparently out ofbealth for some time,
and troubled with bad cough, on Sunday
last her mother gave her lobelia emetic,
soon after which she vomited up black
snake. A physician was called, and the
child is now doing we'll. The snake was
covered with scaly substance, was about
as large as lady's little finger, and was
about Is inches in length. It was alive
when elected. How long it has been in the
stomach is unknown, but probably was
swallowed in water when it was very small
as for sometime past the health of the girl.
has been wasting away.-Bdngor State Of
Maine, June 8.
SINGULAR DEATH-Mr. John H. More
head. living near Paris. Mo-. died last
week under singular circumstances. He
arose in the morning apparently in his
usual health. and after walking about for
short time and partaking of bis breakfast,
he ordered his negro man to bring long
bench into the house, saying he expected
to die soon, and wished to be laid out on
the same. He then ordered him to FIRE of
a gun. as he wanted to see whether he
could hear the report. After this bis wife
asked him if she should send the negro TO
work in the field; he replied not-.hat he
was going to die, and wished the negro to
stay and help lay him out. He then laid
down and expired soon after.
A correspondent of the Syracuse Sfcn-
dard writing from Rochester, New York.
says that Erred" DOUGLAS, the negro. is to
be brought out for Congress in the Monroe
district. New York. and expresses the opin-
ion that he will be elected.
Lolver Coker, the colord convict whom
Deputy Warden Watson scourged and
abused 90 numerically TO exort confession
of theft, was, indicted, after his discharge
from the Penitentiary, for stealing the mon
ey lost by Watson. The Jury found ver-
dict Of "Not Guilty" Watson should now
be tried on the general charge Of being
brute.
To CLEAN FURNITURE CALIco.--Shake
of the loose dust, then lightly brush with
furniture brush, after which, wipe closely
with clean flannel aud rub with dry bread.
This will make them look nearly as well as
new.
EEMR. WILLIAM DIXON was removed
from a clerkship in the Washington
Navy Yard last week. Cause--ii was
understood that he had joined the Rsow
Nothin9s.
RE Parson Brownlow. Of the Knoxville
i (Tenn Whig. enters bis protest against the
repeal Of the Missouri Compromise. tie
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