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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-06-16
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Pn1IAnnLPn1A. June l3

PnILADELPHA. June l3.
Judge Conrad was inagurated this morn
ing. amid the firing of Cannon and other
demonstrations. In his speech he said he
would appoint no naturalised citizen to office.
He has about 500 appointments. TO make.
He also says his first official act will be to
close all taverns on Sunday.
BROOKLYN, June l 8.
Persons arrested Sunday, for participating in
the disturbance, were examined yesterday.
One rioter, lad of l6 years was sentenced
to imprisonment for six months; and men
for shirty days
NORFOLK, June 18th.
Anthony Burns, the fugitive slave, left her
for Richmond to-day.
CHARLESTON, June 2.
Texas dates 10 the 4th are received. Nc
further Indian outrages reported. Cholera
raging in Austin Co. Crops fourishing.
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.NOrUnL's Ritt.rs.

NOR the cure Of Ague and all Bilious diseas-
IL er, and which have surpassed all other prep
arations, whether in the shape OF Chologogue,
Febrifuge, Btters or Quinine Mixtures, which
are or have been before the public. IT is GER
tain cure for the following diseases, which all
originate from the same causes, viz; Imperfect
action OF the skin, or Kidneys, Fever 81 Ague,
Chill Fever, Intermittent and Remttent, Dys-
pepsia, Indigestion, Sick Headache, Diarrhga,
Dysentery, Liver Complaints, Jaundice. Skin
Diseases, Loss OF Appetite, Debility, Cold sweats,
Female Complaints, (weakness, &c.,l Of the
latter il is one of the safest medicines before
the public. No Calomel, Quinins, nor Arsenic
here. Price, 81 so per bottle, with the Pills,
which may be found under cover in the back OF
thu bottle. Sold by s. BUCKLAND a. CO.,
June 10, '54-2l;ly Fremont;O.
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GOING EAST.
FROM CLEVELAND.

FROM CLEVELAND.
The 90 A. NJ. and , 80 and 7. 45 P. M.
Trains connect at Toledo, with Trains of Mich
igan Southern Rail Road for Chicago and the
West.
The $50 a. m. Express Train, forms a d.
rect connection via Sandusky, between Cleve.
land, Springfield, Dayton, Indianapolis, Gin
cinnat Toledo and Chicago.
The s. 80 a m. and 90 p. m. Trains con-
meet at Sanduslsy, with Mad River and Lake
Erie Railroad The $50 a. m. train connects
with Mansfield and Sandusky Rsroad.
FROM TOLEDO,
The so and 8 10 a m. and the 2.55 p. m
trains, connect at Cleveland, directly with
trains of the Lake Shore Road, for the east at
Monroeville with trains of Mansfield and San
dusky Railroad.
The A 50 a. m. and $40 a. m. Trains con-
meet at Clyde, with Mad River and Lake Erie
| Railroad.
The a so a. m. Train connects at Cleveland
with Cleveland g. Pittsburg Railroad.
The 3:G0 p. m. Train forms direct come
tion between Toledo and Clevland, via. San.
dusky.
FROM SANDUSKY,
The s. 05 a. m and 5 05 p m. Trains con.
meet at Cleveland with Lake Shore and Cleve
& Pittsburgh Rail Roads The sos p. m
Train connects with Mansfield and Sandusky
all Road.
| The 90 p. m. Train from Toledo, and the
| sos p. IN. Train from Sandusky, connects
with Steamers Mississippi aud ST. Lawrence
from Buffalo and the East.
EB. PHILLIPS, sup't.
Office C. g. T. r. r.
Cleveland, May, 80 1854 90
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From HaVau;l.

The steamer Isabel brings Havana dates
OF the 5th
The troops were being drilled but all was
quiet.
A rumor was current that the Spanish
steamer Guadalquiver had captured two
schooners and carried them to ST. Jago.
Twelve deaths from Yellow Fever have oc-
CURED off Key West.
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HowLEY, The murderer of the watchman
OSBORNE, in Cleveland, was sentenced to
death by Judge Starkwealher, on the 9th inst.
He will, therefore, be hung in clevelveand
Septslh Friday. The prisoner expressed no
feeling throughout the whole trial, and was
not moved when sentence was passed on
him.
A Cadet has Just entered West Point from
Tennessee, six feet eight inches in length He
will do to lead the GrenSdiers.
1t is an amusing fact, that the initials Of
the four Congress men from Ohio who voted
for the Nebraska bill, spell dogs, Disney,
Olds. Green, Shannon Springfield Rep.
2oISr Au PELEE IsLAND.-The Cleveland
Plain Dealer says-"Our fellow .owusman
A. WHIPPLE, has purchased this entire island.
improvements and all. 1t contains about
$4,000 acres, several improved farms, has
several 6ne stone quarries, any quanty OF oak
timber and red cedar. II lies about fifteen
miles from the Canada shore. and ten from
Kelley's Island The North shore Steamers
pass within stones throw Of it. Mr.. w. is
about putting new tenants upon it, and will
soon have its resources fully developed"
HEAVY VERpIoT-During the campaign
ofls52, man named Pierce fell into hole,
in Sacramento, California, which had been
dug for the purpose of planting liberty pole,
sustaining very severe bodily injuries and suf-
ferings, after nine months his leg was ampu-
tated. He offered to settle with the city for
q few hundred dollars, but the authorities
preferred to 90 to law. and he received a
verdict of So. 500; but the city appealed, and
the next jury gave him $4,000.
New HAVEN CHARTER ELECTION
Jerome, the Wing candidate, was elected
Mayor Of New Haven by majority OF 7l6,
and the other Wing officers by an average
of more than 5O0 The Alderman elect, with
one exception, are all Wings, and the council
men stand Is Wings and 5 Democrats.
GgThe N. Y. Express Of Monday speaks
Of cases of cholera having occurred in five or
six of the lower wards of the city. The
deaths are confined to foreigners, and are ira
ceable to eating improper food in most cases
The number of deaths for the week ending
Saturday had increased fifty y-six on the pre-
ceding week. The city is generally healthy
for the season.
0TIt is reported from Washington thai
DR.. Olds, of Ohio expects to 60 to CONSTANT
nope in place of Mr.. Spencer, to be recalled
Mr. Ingersoll expects the Chill Mission ant
Mr.. Orr of South Carolina expects to be the
Administration leader of our next House o
Representatives. More spoils That Ne
braska Vote was "bleeder" on the Execu
tive.
E9-At convention of the Democracy o
Licking county. the other day, a resolution
endorsing the course of DR.. Olds, their Rep
resentatvc in congress was laid upon the table
The DR.. voted for the Nebraska Bill. Rattle
significant that.
1t is estimated that about half millio
emgrants arrived 10 this country last yeal
bringing with them, in the aggregate, te
millions Of dollars
Three million pounds sterling have alread
been expended by the British goyernmen
for the transport of troops destined for tn
Eestern war.
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'::::;'. 9; 9: g. C; :

A t the old stand Of
"A f.. LEPPEL MAN. .
can he the largest and richest nssort- "a
ment Of JEWELRY, WATCHES, CLOCKS,
aud FANCY ARTICLES, ever offered in this
section Of the county; In fact our present stock
will compare favorably in quantity, quality and
price with any assortment kept in NORTHWESTERN.
Ohio, aud as our motto is .ses ~
Quick sales, aud small profile, 81
persons wanting articles in our line will find II 10
their interest TO call and examine our stock, be-
Tore purchasing elsewhere, as we feel confident OF
satisfying the most fastidious.
LADIES' DEPARTMENT.
Our assortment of GUods in this department, is
exceedingly rich and large. So, Ladies, be sure
aud call, we will always be happy 10 show goods,
TO all who may favor us with call.
Ladies' Breast Pins.
We have just opened TWELVE DOZENS
Breast Pins, comprising all the latest and most
beautiful styles. varying in price from Two to
Eight Dollars each. Call and see. es
Ear-drops and Rings.
We have ever One Hundred different patterns,
just received fresh from the hands Of the manu-
lacturers. Call aud examine for yourselves.
Gold Lockets. ~
Just received a lot of fine Lcckels, intcnde for
one, two, three aud four miniatures, varying from
the size Of haf-dime up to the full sized Watches
A few fine Crosses and beautiful lot Of Chains,
Gold Keys, Gold Pens, and Pencils, Gold Sleeve
Buttons, &c.
Finger Rings.
Any quantity Of Finger Rings, from Fifty cents
10 Seven Dollars each, among them some very
beautiful Regard Rings.
Perfumery.
A fine lot of Harrison'e, Lubin's and Maschei's
manufacture, warranted genuine, and for sale at
| manufacturers prices We keep a general as
sortment of every thing usually kept by dealers in
our liue. So give call, before purchasing
If our goods don't suit, don't buy them; IL is no
trouble TO show them.
To Railroad Men.
We have few fine London Watches, in Silver
/ cases, warranted perfect time keepers, They are
intended expressly for railro oad time pieces. We
have also any number of Detached Escapement,
aud Lever Watches.
Musical Instruments.
Such as Flies, Flutes, AccOrdons, Banjoes,
Common and Fine Violins.
To Sportsmen.
We keep complete assortment Of Sporting ap-
paratus for Fishing and Cunning purposes, such
as Reels, Lines Of all qualities, Floats, Spools,
Springs, Spinning Bats, Hooks Of all sizes, among
which is the justly celebrated Kirby bent hook,
now acknowledged to be The best Hook ever
ufactured Guns, Gun-wads, Caps, Shot.bags.
Game'bags, &c:. &c.
Knives and Pistols.
| We have fine assortment Of P Pocket Knives OF
American and other manufacture. Also, Re-
vOlvers, Double and Single barreed Pistols, &c.
Mammoth Gold Pens.
fss,,-zuz---,y-zo,.zA- We have received Six Doz-
ems Pens, varying in price,
from 81. to "a so each. every one warranted. If
any Of our friends want GOOD ARTICLE, we
can supply them at manufacturers prices.
/ E. II. LEPPELMAN & CO.
Fremont, May IL, 1854.
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masonry.

TNHE f subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
l. OF Fremont and vicinity. that he is prepared
to do oil kinds of MASONRY, Bnd PLASTER.
ING, upon the shortest notice.
OF Being an Englishman, he has had much
experience in putting steam boilers and stacss.
(or high chmneys.) He would prefer work ia
the country on account Of l health Ia town
Residence opposite the VIM. Tell House.
1873" FRANCIS PICKER.
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TO Farmers.
]. P. ROSS Patent Grain Drill.

HAVING obtained the right for Huron Erie,
IL Sandusky and Ottowa 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. II deposits the
Grain EVENLY, and at a Regular Depth and
is so arranged as to 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
ers the grain aud prevents its running beyond
the depth to which il was set. The Tooth cuts
fat furrow three inches wide, consequently,
the grain has chance 10 spread.
No pains or expense is spared to make the
Drill what it ought TO be. Those wishing TO
procure Machines, will do we'll to apply soon.
Prompt attention paid to orders and communi-
cations. References can be had Of
James Otis, Berlnville, Erie county, o.
III. Walker, do do do
John Wines, Vermillion, do do
John Skinner, New Haven, Huron CO., o.
Geo. a. Knight. do do
Thos Lawrence, Bronson, do
- Rye, Peru, do
VIM. Shuts, York, Ssndusky county, o.
Daniel Seaman, FIemOnt, do
John Rover, Thompson, Senca, county, o.
Address,. HASKELL,
Bellevue, Huron county, 0.
June, 9Th. 1854 20;3m
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NOTICE is hereby given, that application
IN has been made TO the Commissioners Of
Ottowa county, at the June Sesrion last, aud a
view and survey granted, for a new County
Road, commencing at the half section corner
on the section line between sections numbers
one and two, in township number six, range
number thirteen, thence north on said line, TO
sale county line. Said view aud survey will be
made on the twentieth day Of July neat. COM
menGing at the house Of John Butler, in said
township June I, 1851 ~
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agricultural and Industrial Fair,
T-zD Wz

AT A MEETING Of the Directors Of the San
n dusky county Agricultural Society, held in
Fremont, May 81, 1854, the following Resolu-
tons were adopted
Resolved, Tint the County Fair, for the year
1854, will be held in that township or village in
the county which will donate the largest sum "a
be expended in preparing the Fair Grounds, md
conducting the Fair; aud compciition from each
township and village is respectfully solicited.
Resolved, That the Directors win met at the
Court House in Fremont, on Saturday, the l7ih
day Of June, next, for the purpose Of receiving the
above propositions and deciding the time and
place ofholding the next Fair.
LA. @. RAWSON, Pres't.
II. CAPPER, Secretary.
Fremont, Nav %, 1854. 1874
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Hardware.

The Boys are receiving stacks Of Goods,
At the Hardware Store!
Ev Full Particulars next week. -RT
Farmers! call and see our As Scythes--
IS Snaths, Extra Rakes ls-Cradles 50,
Hoes Is 6d-Forks rs Cd, and all other
tools in the same line O. prices.
Without Dragging we say we can show as
Fine stock of Hardware.
AS any retail Establishment in the West,
EE And will sell as low. -ET
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
Buckeye Block, Fremont. June Is.
CHARLES A. HENRY,
Produce and Commission Merchant.
OFFICE-With Talcott & Carpenter, Va
ter street, TOLEDO, OHIO.
REFERS TO
R. P. Buckland, Esq.,,
s. Birehard. Esq, Fremont, ..
o. L. Minis & Co.
Talcott & Carpenter,
II. Miller, Esq, Toledo, o.
Brownie, Pendleton g. Co.
Personal Attention paid TO The purchase and
Sale of Produce.
Toledo, June, l85i-20;n
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200 Sets Elegant Silver Tea Spoons,at9 1900
80 Z" :" Desert-Spoonf, "l2 GO
25 Z" d" Tablespoons, "lS 45)
10000 Vols. Mr.. Partington's Carpet
Bag of Fun, an 25 Cents.... 10000
1000 Pieces of the most Fashionable
Music, at 25 Cents each. h............. 500
$4,000 Elegant Steel Engravings, at 25
NentS ehcb.s s.'..''..''ss Q, ,iJU
$4,000 Finely Engraved Pocket Maps of
the City of New York .l4.I27 IS
81 ,0S9 Porte M onnaies, at 25 Cents... 7,772 25
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MARRIED.

On the 18th inst, by Rev. Henry A. Rossiter,
Mr.. Edward N. Page, of Dover, Bureau county,
ILL.,, and Miss Hannah Stacy, Of Fremont.
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Som ething N e W.!
IN FREMONT.
New Store!

The subscribers have opened an entire New
STOCK OF GOODS,
A II the Store Rooms formerly occupied by
IA Eissnhour g. Coles, consisting IN part o.
DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CRocKERY
HARD WARE, BOOTS d SHOES,
Bonnets & Bonnet Trimmings,
Hats and Caps, &c.. a.,
which we will sell as chrap Ms eau be sold a
any other esIablishmeEt in Northern Ohio.
So fetch in
Your BWtier and Eggs,
And every description Of
UNTRY RODU CE,
To be exchanged for all kinds Of Goods, at
CASH PRICES.
MINEIkS a. ERNST.
! Fremont, June, 1854. 20af
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New Goods Ahead Of All.
WIN. H. CLOUD,

(FORMERLY CLOUD g. GARVIN, J
XXTOULD respectfully invite the attention Of
w his friends aud the Public generally, to the
New, Large and Handsome variety Of
SPRING GOODS,
Just opened by him: and swould return many
thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
him during the past year and assures them that
nothing in his power shall be left undone, to give
every sa tisfaction to those who NAV favor him
with call the present season, have large lol
OF DRESS GOODS,
of every description, viz: Mousln delaines, Chal-
Ii Bareges, Poplns, Lawns, from six to eighteen
cents per yard.
SILKS, fine assortment. Plaids, striped,
changeable and plain black silks and satins.
have taken particular pains in the selection OF
these goods and would invite the attention OF the
public and the Ladies of Fremont, especially TO
them, before purchasing elsewhere.
PRINTS. One thousand pieces varying from
six and a. fourth to twelve and half cents. Fas
Colors. SHAWLS.
Plain and embroidered white Grape, plain anC
changeable silk, pla in and fancy cashmeres, plair
and embroidered Thibet Also, large assort
ment of low prices shawls, Of every style an'
figures. BONNETS.
! A large and splendid assortment Of Bonnets anC
Bonnet Ribbons. Silk Bonnets varying from one
dollar TO eight Leghorn from fifty cents to four
dollars. Straw from twelve and a-half cents to
one dollar.
CLOTHS cassimers and vestings. twenty five
per cent. cheaper than ever.
CLOTHING.-Thisd department will be unde
the especial care of Mr.. Maxwell, whose expert
ence in that line is we'll known.
BOOTS and SHOES, the best and largest as
sortme mt ever brought to Fremont
GROCERIES, best Rio Coffee l2S cts
superb article of Sugar from five to six cts. ant
other Groceries in proportion. All kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE,
taken in exchange for Goods,
Fremont, May, 1854 ls:5m
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Dry Goods {!

LADIES' DRESS GOODS!
Consisting in part of the following arlicles:--
Beautiful fast colored Lawns, from 61 TO 95c.
Philip Aliens, Globe, Cocheco, and American
Prints, from Ct to l2a cts: white robes very fine
and nice figured, from s 2 to $3.50 per pattern;
Beautiful Brocade, plaid, Chameleon, black and
watersd dress silks Of quality
NeUer before offered an this Markell
from to | , cents; black dress satins, and sat.
in stripe Barege; nice silk tissues, bareges, and
French jaconets, from 25 10 37A cts; good, fine
cotton aud silk hose, from 64 cts TO 81
u l invite the particular examination Of my
DRESS GOODS,
By our Sandusky County Ladies,
having taken especial pains, 10 select such
Goods to suit you all, aud as think succeeded
in selecting Dress Goods that will not only
please you, but when worn, will increase your
Husbands and Lovers admiration Of you anC
we, as heretofore, be. literally patronzed.
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BaIIville Factory!
S.9.vDUSKY COUNTY, o.

THE subscribers respectfully announce TO
l. the citizens of Sandusky and adonig coun- =
ties, that they have fitted up their machinery
in the best order. snd are prepared 10 carry on
The MANUFACTURING OF
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Cleveland and Toledo
RAIL ROAD.

kH n isla.3ls.s
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Division via NOrwalk
ON and after Wednesday, May 3lst, 1854,
~ Passenger Trains will run Daily, (Sun-
days exeepted,) as follows:--
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s3OO, 900 WORTH OF
Gifts for the People,!
PROFESSOR HART's
GREAT GIFT ENTERPRISE
OF THE WHOLE WORLD -
WORLDS HALL,
Nos. 377 6 379 Broddpdy, Nep York.
pRor J. WocDMAr HART, Proprietor & Manager.
r. ~ r DRuwN, Treas. q. 7. MoRTox, Cor See
G. AsHToN HANKtNs,. Descriptive Lecturer.
Miss c LIZ BARoS MuRDocH, Vocalist q Pianist
s. TuRL,. .......... Leader of Band
Prof. j. wOODMAN HART,
Would respectfully inform the citizens of Fremont
and the World az large, that for the purpose Of
enabling all 10 see his wonderful Illustration Of
The Entire World, the fret and only thing Of the
kind ever produced. now on exhibition at the
Worlds Hall, Nos. 3I7 and 379 Broadway, and
for the purpose Of popuarizing American art !;
and also Of giving world wide nutoriety TO his
nowned Books of Travels, Adventures and
Anecdotes" which should be read hv the million
as well as 10 secure for the ILLUSTRATED
JOURNAL called "THE WHOLE WORLD"
the largest circulation Of any literary business
paper extant. he will distribute among the pur-
chasers of his One Dollar Tickets 100000 Mag.
nifcent aud Vauable Gifts, amounting 10 the
sum total of 5000 O00
LIST OF GIFTS.
Prof. Harris Who'e World. worth nn i'm
meuse fortune TO any one, valued at. $50, 900
Prof Hau's Elegant Coun ry Seat with
100 acres Of Land IN high state Of
cultivation, the buildings on which cost
SIS, ,00U, situated on Long Island Sound
aud commanding magnificent view Of
80 miles in every direction, valued at 25, 900
Cash Loan for 100 Years. without In
terest or Securtv,.... 10000
The Celebrated Model Of the City Of
San Francisco, now on exhibition, val
Holy Land, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. . 10000
Yort............. ................ 1900
| 100, ,000 Volumes Of Prof. Hart's Exten-
| sive Travels in the Olc and New World
! interspersed with remarkable Adven-
lures. Amusing Anecdotes, and Thrill
| ing Incidents. elegantly bound, with
| gilt edges, including Portrait of the
Aulhor,...'''.. .................. '0pUUu
| Twenty-Five Building Lots, each con-
| tanning 10 900 square feet in beauti
! ful village in the suburbs Of New York
City, each valued at $500, ............ l2,500
| 80 Eleg'l Rosewood Pianorts, at $500 5000