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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
OK THE Usxs OF REpurArroS-Frsnc

On THE UsEs OF REPUTATION
Accoltus d d'Areggo. celebrated lawyer Of
the 18th century, with the assistance of bis
servant, purloined several pieces of meat from
neighboring butchers shop. Two of his
scholars of doubtful character were put in
prison as authors of the theft Accoltus in
vain accused himself--it was thought he did
so to rescue the young men. When the az
fair was blown over. and the students set al
liberty by paying certain sum. Accoltu'
brought plain proofs that he had been th,
theft On being asked why he committed al
action so unlike himself. and Of which no on,
could have suspected him, he replied that be
did il to set in strong light the advantage o
well established character.
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The Cry of the Indian Child.

Hark! voice from India stealing,
Chldren's voices we discern
Voices sweet and full of feeling,
Such as come from hearts that burn:
Come and teach us,
We are young and we can learn.
From our idols, scorned and hated,
Wooden gods that we could burn,
Unto Him, whose word created
Heaven and earth, we fain would turn:
Come and teach us:
We are young aud We can learn.
We have heard of One who never
Little children's prayers do tn spurn;
GUIDE us TO His feet, and ever
Heartfelt thanks will we return:
Come aud teach us:
We are young and we can learn.
Little ones! ye shall not perish,
We have heard your tender plea:
Him we love doth always cherish
Dying lambs, aud such are ye:
Rest we never:
Till to Him ye gathered be!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-03-10
HOW TO BE HAPPY.

| will give you two or three good rules
which may help you to become happier than
you would be without knowing them; but as
to being completely happy, that you can new
er be till you get to heaven.
The first is, try your best to make others
happy" 81 never was happy" seid a GER
tain king, till began to take pleasure in the
welfare of my people; but ever since then in
the darkest day, have had sunshine in my
heart"
My second rule is, :" Bo content with little"
There are many good reasons for this rule.
We deserve but little. we require but little, and
better is little, with the fear Of God, than
great treasures and trouble herewith" Two
men were determined 10 be rch but they set
about it in different ways; for the one strove
to raise up his means to his desires, while the
other did his best to bring down his desires
TO his means. The results was, the one who
coveted much was always repining, while
he who desired but little was always content
ed.
Ny third rule is, Look on the sunny side
OF things"
Lo'k up with hopeful eyes,
| Though all thing seem ferlorn;
The sun that sets tonight will rise
| Again TO morrow morn.
The skipping lamb, tie singing lark and tn
eapng fish tell us that happiness is no, con
fined to one place: God in his goodness ba
spread it abroad on the eerth, in the air ant
IN the waters. Two aged women lived in th
same cottage; one was always fearing
storm. and the other was always looking 70
sunshine. Aardly need say which it wa
that wore fcrbiding frown, which it wa
whose face was lighted up with joy.
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ELoQuENcE OF MoTIoN-Every one has
read Of the action" action" ACTION"
of Demonsthenes. and of what variety Of
emotions and passions Roscus could express
by mere gestures; let it be not SO supposed
that such perfection of art belonged to the
ancients only. The following anecdote of
William G. Preston is illustrative of our re-.
marks:
"Some years ago, among thousand 9TH
ers, We were listening to one Of his splendid
harangues from the stump. Beside US was
one as deaf as post; in breathess atten.
tion, catching apparently, every word that fell
from the orators lips Now the tears of de-
light would roll down his cheeks. and now
in an ungovernable ecrtacy, he would shoot
out applause which might have been mstak
en- for the noise Of small thunder storm.
AT length Preston launched out in one OF
those passages of massive defamation, which
those who had heard him knew him to be SO
capable of uttering. In magnificent splen-
dor it was what Byron has described the
mountain storm of Jufa. Its effect upon
the multitude vas like a whirlwind. Our
deaf friend could contain himself no longer
but brawling into our ears as if he would
blow open with tempest, he cried:
"Who's that speaking?"
civilian C. Preston" replied we, as loud
as our lungs would let u.s.
"Who?," inquired be, still louder than be
fore.
"Wilam @. Preston, of South Carolina.
replied we. almost splitting our throat in The
effort
"Very WELL" replied he. at cannot hea
word he or you are saying, but great Jer
icho. don't he do the motions splendid ?"-
Columbia State Rights Register.
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sgTwo dark eomplerioned gentlemen in

EETwo dark complexioned gentlemen in
a BARRIERS shop. One enquired of the other,
"who is dis Nebraska Bill, dey talk so much
about?" Other replies, "Why Niger, dom
you understand He is Gemman OBJ color.
who has lived dis ten years wild Massa Doug
lass, of Illinois, but on accoun, Of his com
plexion, Congress refuses to let him emigrate
into slave State, and de poor fellow has go
To stay where he is"- Toledo Blade.
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Wood cut in February is better than that
cut in March. as there Is less sap in il. The
quantity Of water in the different kinds Of
wood varies from rs 70 80 par esnt In .
cord Of green wood there Z contained i,loo
pounds Of water
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lD o etrp.
Haste Not Rest Not.

Haste Not Rest Not.
BY GUETHE.
Without haste! without rest!
Bind the motto TO thy breast!
Bear IL with thee as a spell;
Storm or sunshine guard il we'll!
Heed not flowers that round thee bloom,
Bear it onward to the tomb!
Haste not-let no thoughtless deed
Mar for ever the spirits speed!
Ponder we'll aud know the right,
Onward, then, with ell thy might;
Haste not years can ne'eF atone
For one reckless action done!
Rest not! life is sweeping by,
Do and DARE before you die!
Something mighty and sublime
Leave benin TO conquer time;
Glorious tits TO live for ave
When the storms have passed away!
Haste not! rest not! calmly wait,
Meekley bear the storms Of fate;
Duty be thy polar guide
Do the right, whate'er betide!
Haste not-rest not-confiicts past,
God shall crown thy work at last.
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FREMONT JOURNAL:
JOHN MAsTIN, Publisher, & Proprietor

The JouRNAL is published every Friday morn.
ing-Ofice In BuckIauds Brick Building--thifd
story; Fremont, Saudusky county, Ohio.
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"The moon looks calmly down when man is dying,
The earth still holds her way:
Flowers breathe their perfume, and the winds
keep sghng,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1854-04-25

SuPtHa STOCK of Toilet nna Table Dry God. :
y Just received and sale extensive
OF beautiful pink blue, bull and white Dcden wcIted
and imperial bed quilts with crib toilet
of the quilts 80 l0t, il4 They
will be found think little dessbie goods
have ever been offered sale n market
Also, 10 dozed lo4 and ia quilts white and
white with colofs These goods desirable
ness ~ body, and consequently aso
beinr co' than the quality
dtnty chinz would cost.
"a, IA, and 2ireal Russia Barnsy Belinn and Irish
e.ing These goods confidently commend 10 The
trnuon q housskeepers who good nrelr ad !, m
=
Real Richardson and linen wlow bolster linens In
os q, So and 5aineb Widths Also, linen Smyrna lsres
for trimming bed linens, pretty and cheap. - 49,
satin damask Barnsy dafnash Albeit basket "a
Rmask and colored bordered tote, and Russian and o. towels
dozens
Also medicaed, Turkish and nbsoban towels fr hshpg nm,
poses IN great variety and uhcap. =
vi and medium style dinner and break
ask tshe cloths ~ All by 60 10 9 h 30
dnncf cots, with overys. NAPKINS doiies match e
have al sizes intervening bstween the above nemed
Aso, hH supply Of Russia Siiecian
and III wide dsHask BY The nyitins
stock Of psry and how iced napkins ot Million which q
very low prices.
April -sufeod cLAoFTT DoDsoN.
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United states Patent once.
Washington, April 10, 1854

IN e penuon of Fones Mcca caby of Putnam Florida
praying for the extension patent granted to him the Sd
Of July $780, for an Improvement IN the cotton for
from the expiration said patent which takes place the I'd
day OF July, 1851
IL ordered that the said petition be heard at The Patent Office
on Monday The .6h OF June at IL o'clock and all
persons nohed 10 appear and show they have
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Office their objections specially writing
days before the day of All filed by either party
be used at the said hearing be taken and transmitted
codance with the rules OF the Office which will be furnished
plication.
The testimony the will be 18th June
dispositions and other relied testimony filed
in the office before tha morning OF that day; the
menis, IL any, within days thereafter.
Odered that this be published in the Union, Inei
geneer, and Evening STAR Washington d. C
Philadelphia
Buffalo, New York; Flordian Journal Talahassee Florida
week for three successive weeks the goth
Of June next, the day of hearing
s. T.. SHUGERT,
Acting Commissioner OF Patents.
r. SEdos of the above papers will please copy send
their bills TO the Patent oce with containing this
Ap l6-law3w
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United STATE. p.,en, Once.

WAsIInEtth Ih91
N the petition Of Charles spadord George spa
ford lns OF Wndham, Connecticut praying
Of gantedo him day September IsiO
Improvement In machines boiling wasng
aening Tor seven from the expiration OF said
which takes place the I'd day Of fSepiember 1851
IL u ordered that said petition heard
on Monday ths 18th day Of August aSd all
persons are nohed appear have
why said peition ought granted.
Persons opposing the file In the Patent
Once rner objections, specially writing, least
days before the day hearing all testimony ied by either
be used at the said hearing in accord
aaee with The rules OF the Office which win be furnished app
The testimony will the Sd Of August
and other relied testimony must be filed
the office before the ornng that the arguments
II any, within days thereafter
Ordered published Union, nteIi
gence and Evening STAR Washington d. c.. Evening Argus,
Phladcphia enn Scientific American, New York Cou
Buffalo, Post Boston,
week for three successive weeks previous the 18Th of August
next, the day OF hearing.
3. 4. sHUCERT,
Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
papers please copy,
bills the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Ap l9--iuw3w
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United states Patent once.
WnaLIn ufnu url IL lEE1

I'M the petition OF Simon Eaman. Stafford
" ing the Of granted him isii
day Of july si0 for improvement in the expanding
iracng, chuck years
expiration Of said patent which takes place the eighteenth
cay ofJny, eighteen hundred and ffy four
II that the said the Patent on
Monday the 25 day June next, IL O'clock and all
notified appear any
why said petition ought To be granted.
opposing The required file in the Patent
Office their objections spciaiy wrsg
be hearing
with the rules Of the Office which win b. furnished app
cation.
The will be 18th depo
ions and other relied testimony be filed
the Office before the morning Of arguments
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, published Union,
aud Evening Star, Washington, D. e. Evening Argus
Philadelphia. yvann; Scientific american, York Daily
Courier Buffalo, New York and
week The twenty
OF June next the day OF hearing.
s. T. SHuGERT,
| Acting Commissioner Patents
PsEdiors Of The above papers please copy
Wills 10 The Patent Once with containing this notice
| April ls-law3w
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HyJAmEs G. McGUIRE. Auetloneer.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET
opposite the Judiciary Square, auctonWl be
public Tuesday, I'd May
oclock the premises valuable and beautiful located
opposite the Judiciary Square, leing Of lot No
5j2 having 25 nches
95 az inches containing g2 square This Is
valuable and eeby situated building Wash
and the ale profitable
for procurnga valuable site for frst class residence
third Of the purchase nancy balance
equal instaments, st6 e months interest,"
payments be secured by deed Of the property
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Ap23-d Aucioneer.
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THE LAMPLIDIITEis /.
Ap2i-isw3w


Optnon Of Tie Ires.
sals s which has every element q ''''''N'" S0's Evan
Indnitely superior any American novel ever
read.-Waterly Magazine,
II contains sentiment which would make Improper ooh
any sabbsth- school library landBaiuore Patriot.
beat sketches o as book almost rira the
pieces Of Dick, ns Yankee Blade,
the auhorcfs that sympahEe
with the and Others aud that
derness the unfeeins National blehgcncrr
White people other cities buying Lampiglef BY
readers ought be ignorant of
enjoy the pleasure s peuSa
In execution Of her work Miss Cumming displayed great
Judgment and almost nuiye insight into hnuan careful
Of % Gno literary sound aud sensible mind,
lovely disposition, and genial hoaBur ker iii Aurora
Published by
For sale by alt the booksellers.
Ap 2t--aFnSuSTmf
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FIN <&~~ m@


person will be entered upon books unes ss
payment OF the subscription be made Ia advance.
Distant may money postage Of
which will he paid BY ali k assumed BY ourselves In IL. safe
uansnissioa Vi "a 4@N III 4 .E
The COUNTRY PAPER published weekly during the
Aons OF Congress, and semi weekly during ihe recess
Subscriptions foo period year will be received
terms pIopofnoned 10 the above annual
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sending u ss DAILY subscribers with $50 enclosed
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sy ). q. MCGUIRE. Aue,,one.r

pRJsTEEs' SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY.-On Monday
afternoon, May 18th al O'Clock, the pemises by
subscribers. bearing Jnne TO-
s52 duly fecodedi ber J. A. g. No 10 $40 AGO.
s July iG, isS2, lber
g. ls0 l6 62, i89 tho records of
washington coupp, in ,e District Of Columbia shah
subdivision hnn
ny eight osj with he mprovemsn consisting of
aud attic frame houses with basement story.
Terms cash. INo. w, McKtN,
RICH. N. CLARKE,
TrD.te,x
JAS &. MCGUIRE,
Ap l9-2awdx Auctoneer
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fNIS u give notice that sc subsc rbc,s OBJ
tanned onbe orpsns OF Washington county, Dis
tct of Columbia letters esiamsnthTy The personal Of
Seiah obhe, of Washington coruty, deceased An
having the ad deceased hereby
exhibit thereof
before 2oi day March they ay otherwise by
excluded from ali benefit of the said
Given under han d. This Jlst day ofMnfcb, is54.
JULfANNE HOBBIR lr,.
Y. W. GlLLET, ''
Ap2i-tawJw
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NEW AND FlsHIosaBLE Goops.-wM. H. STAN

NEW AND FlsHIOSABLE GOoDs.-wM. N. STAN
ford merchant tailor noh side Of penusyvs avenue
Gadby's Hotel, YORK
ing andsoe and complete pring
mponons, which his
public generai OF which
fashionable elegant style, the notice.
very possible price.
Also complete Of furnishing so,d such shirt,
drawers supenders stocks with Of a
gloves, direct from the importer in New York.
Mar IL 2Aw3wif
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nernserato,s, I,s I,sfriserators. .

called
Stone Jar Refrigerator with Waisrmans Patent Vcniaor
being decidedly very refrigerator Il
ranged article food entirely
removed with facility. OF cold in
wns by simple ven,atrg eanIrvane the complete purity
The contents is Insured.
of
complete economical offered public. They
warranted satisfaction purchasers managed
complete assortment OF all sizes on hand.
g. w. BoTEBER,
Ap e. 2nw3w Halt
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by j. G. MCGUIRE, AuctIoneer.

rTaREE ShX HOUSES AT AUCTfOs.-on Friday at
April 2i O'Clock, the premises shall
Of lots Nos TO- ~ ~ and 49, 29 fronting As feet iah
and SOUTH Island fronting As
street. running LOG nches improved
houses, containing
improving
Of the Island.
1eIms half residue ia msnths,
for satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Apnl i5-eoa AuetioneeT.
gs- Th~ above sale Is postponed until Thursday nj
ternoon, April 27, at 6 O'Clock, the premises.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
22-d Auctioneer.
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VNC PAINTsbe subscribers, having appointed agents
"a Of the New Jersey Zine Company for the sale OF
pants prepared orders description delvcn
bic Baltimore at the pnces and the liberal
The white paint is warranted pure, And unsurpassed by any
other article In II s sold either ground
The brown made only from New Ores
extensively netaic
II s q cheap and economical paint
The brown unequaed dufnbe covering
sg depo, bridges &c The consumption very lagc
u has satisfaction
All the au's by the company hghest
eenence nposnt having recently
covered apped preparation, they
Keep son reasonable length
THIS respect they superior any Others Ia market
JOHN SULLIVAN h SONS, Agents,
No Il
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GHICkERISG a. SONS tu"t Jacob ChieIserIng) PIE
" anos-The sub criber has and
elegant stock Of pianos n city.
Magnificent Louis XIV and square pianos, every
nd style from the factory of Chekerng Sons
the FIRST New York factories.
BY the baque Edmund Dwight which len Ros,on 18th
asi will be ee pianos by
eng Sons late Jonas Chekerg established for than thirty
and renowned throughout world, be bought
city only Of subscriber IL proper
named Jaoob Chckerng has piano factory Boston who
nothing do with the old ana celebrated establishment
Apa-I RICH. ID AVIS.
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+ hRGE HOUSE ON PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE FOR
IL RENT-I have for comnndious aud wei.
story brick immediate vicinity Irving
House very desirable for boarding person
given
~ May.
Par terma, &C, apply 10 JAS. T.. MCGUIRE
Ap l5-co6t Auction and commi-sion Merchant
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ron LEASE.

THrarhs, in the city or Washington Tor The on
Ths stasnn or for Of years
evcr auonal Theatre one of The largest IN ,he ,od md
p,, ",lWiians attraction can 6II n - - -
.va NC Mtertions and improyrneu,. 4, m L. -
m !. saie,t ,ape,t q desirable establishment
cede - ~, company b, selected the propreter would c
TX - y. .le tne Following nrraneementt - f'NF' ~ ~
The ssa g he distributed thusi current expenses
divided ann ayi and, insiiy the (all sups)
their rssps w members Of the company proportion OF
usth sGe, The proprietor would have cluim
Tn. ,,a,s PyWenl ~ cnuout expenses and salaries
win pa,,, would like, therefore, receive
pupss ~ rom parties inclined mode OF nction lhr
Ah the profits. -''e VIZ pts' ia'"m ny paying 10 u
dresiD Nv msef At liberty to name or sny pariy IA
pe communications (prelnid) can BE- Addressed "a = m.
A. M ~ 'he National Thsaus Box ea2 .shns,on as n ~,
WV Nat Efa and siaf.1 - '
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nv GREEN q scor.r. Aus,lons.r..

COMMISSIONERS SALE, BY ORDER or THE CIRCUIT
II OF brick and lot On
wednesday, 30 Of May, shall SELL AT O'clock font
Of premises order Of the circuit excellent three
.oy which IL stands belonging
estate Anthony pres,on situated fronting "A feet noh
running alley being D. subdivision
No No 403 The house is well built conveniently
ranged, with good back building.
Terms OF the purchase cash the residue In
three equal and yeats the purchaser
notes deferred bearing interest from day Of sale
interest annually the full payment Of the
nos. the win give such title
All conveyance the OF the purchaser Should the purchaser
fail 10 comply The the
rese risk and the first purchaser days, by CIV
log nree days. notice in the National inteigcn
J o uARKNESS,
WM IL. GuNNELI,
@. CRANDELL,
w. G. DEAL,
Commissioners,
GREEN s. SCOTT,
93-d Auctioneefs.
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NOTlCEn consequence impaired health subscriber.
IN Withdrawn from the firm of MICHAEL
NoURsE The American foreign Q
firm will be continued heretofore by the remaining parnrs
Washington April l, 1854. MICHAEL NoURSE.
An
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6n,,ss - m rent brick dwelling. with thiusen roam. 49,,
a, on v street, Of tph ~, , w.
April 9l--66n. V' - '''' Foc'ocEt " "a
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", y. NAvy-vARp, GosroRT, Va,
January 20, ls54.
sip series of experiments conducted by
. duhg The past Three all the various panis
ur
te 'mponi discovery white amt, hy
me New Jersey Zinc Company, perfect protection
Yhuft The ravages Of the
@ whist no Other paint preparation Of Mind combines
same protective effect.
m preparing fl report important subject 10 ne
bureau Of faras and Docks Washington shall
complete SERIES OF specimens nf wood aud plates which
WIZ coserd with the different paints and
s ior an entire season In salt opposite this
ymd ah " which illustrates striking manner the
uaoc qualities and decided superiority paint
az oef hinds Of paints, especially for purp.-cs
roa are at tbery 20 Bl publicity stated ots
commercial world. = ~ - '" '"'
tam, respectfully, your obedient seryan,
JAMES JARVIS,
rcr :, Inspector U. :, Navy yard. Gospou Va.
TO- = Drrhotp, President n J. Ziuc Co N. Y.
orfict o. y Y AND LlvsRPooL " i. M.iL srrsnsHr Co
r., January 81, ts5t
The steamers Of this COMPANY use ,hr n . 90
maenfed by be New Jersey Zinc Company hay,
proved w decided Superiority ~ other paiats S
Wat <o-HSW EDWARD X. CnI.ITvH Assut