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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

100 Geo Gifts, Vaned at S96 $50
ONE GIFT FOR EVERY TICKET.
In order to insure TO all concerned perfectly
fair and satisfactory disposition Of the above named
GIFTS, Mr. PERIlAM proposes that the Share
holders shall meet together
! On Thursday Evening. June 22d, 81,
Or sooner, if all the Tickets sold-dne notice
| of which will he given at some suitable place,
hereafter TO be designated, and appoint Commit.
tee Of five persons, to receive the property, which
| they may dispose of in such manncr-by lot or
ortherwise-as the Shareholders, in general meet
/ ing shall direct the committee giving good and
sufficient bonds, If required by the Sha eholders
for the faithful performance of the duties required
OF them.
Shareholders residing cut Ct the City OF New
Y ork, will stand upon the same footing resi-
dents, and whatever may fall TO their shares will
be forwarded to them in such manner as they may
direct, after the partition has taken place.
! u All orders for Tickets, by mail, should be
addressed to Josiah Perham, Academy Hall, GG3
Broadway, New York. If it should happen that
all the tickets are sold when the order is received,
the money will be returned, at our expense fot
postage. Correspondents will please write dis
itucly their name residence, county and state, to
prevent errors. Or if convenient, enclose an en-.
veIope, with their directions it in lull-n which
such Tickets aa they may order will be returned
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
DIR. G. w. KEMP,

TO give strict attention 10 all
~ professional calls, His (almosD un-qualed
success recommends him highly to the afflicted OF
Hardin aud surrounding Counties.
Kenton, Ohio, March 81, 1854 l0-tC
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
An Ordinance.

GtEC. l. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Record
y err and Common Council OF the Incorporated
village Of Fremont, That the Marshal Of sad
town shall proceed forth with, after the publication
Of this Ordinance, aud AS often he NAV deem i
necessary TO give verbal notice 10 each aud every
occupant of the first floor of any building IN the
corporation, that he may deem necessary to re-
move from the streets and aJlyes of said town, all
wood stone and lumber, except such as is being
used in the construction Of any building now in
course Of actual erection, Provided the same does
not lnteIieye with the public interest, } and to C."
,eot in heaps, all dirt and filth from the streets
side walks and alleys opposite the buildings so oc-
cupied, and to the center OF the sreeC aud alleys,
aud If any person or persons shalt refuse, neglect,
ur refuse to comply with the above requirements
for twenty four hours thereafter, it shall be the
duty Of the Marshal TO remove the same at the
expense of the person neglecting or relu ing.
SIC. 2, Ii shall be the duty of the Marshal 10
remove or cause to be removed all dirt filth, OF
rubbish from the streets and cellars, at the ex'
pense OF the corporation, after the same has been
collected as above required.
SEC 3. 1t shall be the duty of all owners ol
o9cupers mentioned in the first section of this Or
dina6ce to remove from their lots and alleys, all
matter or thing which is or may become nuisance,
or the Marshal shall remove the same as provi-
ded in the first section of this Ordinance.
Attest A. J. HALE, Mayor.
CHAs. S. CLICK, Recorder.
Passed May 9th, lS54.-l63.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Chester EdgertonPaintilf
against In Sanduskv
Catharine Welker and ! Common Pleas
Lewis Welker, Defendants,
CATHARTNE WELKER is hereby notified
" that Chester Edger,on has filed his petition,
against her in the Court of Common Pleas OF San
duskv County, Ohio; the object and prayer Of
of which petition ic 10 obtain judgement against
said Catharne Welker, for twon hundred and
! for money obtained from paintiff by false and
/ fraudnen; representations. And that fifteen
acres Of land TO be taken off from the North end
of tho East half of the North West quarter of Seq
ton Number two (?), Township Number five t5),
Range Number fifteen (i5), in Sandusky County,
/ Ohio be sold to satisfy the same And for other
proper relief. And that unless she answer on or
before the 24h day Of June, 1854 the said petition,
the will be taken as true and judgment rendered
accordingly.
CHESTER EDGERTON
| Anil TA-fu nrfae&2 s0
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JOSEPH LOWERY,
Fashionable Barber & Hair Dresser

NoUh Room. Croghan House.
MR Low ERY would say that he will always
ITl be found at bis room ready to Shave, Sham
aoon, Cut and Dress Hair His shop will be ke pt
neat and tidy, and his Razors keen.
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June appointments.
DIR. TUBES, Analytic Physician


VIII be at his Room,
Fremont -Croghan House, Thursday, 18th
June.
RwALK-M Mansion House, Tuesday, and
Wednesday, 18th and 14th June.
TIFF1N-Shawhan House, Friday and Sat
urday, 10th and 18th June.
SANDusKY C1TY--St Lawrence House, Mon
day and Tuesday, 10Th and 20th June
u Read testimonials below-nsw one every
month";
TNHOSE afflicted with Chronic diseases Of the
l. Liver, Lungs, Kidneys or Spleen inflam-
nations, Rheumatlsm, Asthma, shortness Of
breath or difficulty Of breathing, Dyspepsia Drop
sv. Weakness or Nervous Disabilities. Restless =
ness. Loss Of Appetite, Consumrion, Derange-
ment of the Stomach, Bilious Affections, Gravel.
White Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula, Ulcers, I'm
purities of the blood, Of any Chronic or long
standing Diseases, are invited to call.
He does not make SEX to make well, nor tear
down to build up again; nor allay irritation by
patching up with auodynes.
DR.. +. neither blecds nor h'sters; nor is he q
!iomeorathisl he never uses Mercury, Arsenic
Antimony, or any other mineral as a nedica
agent, nor is he Thom psonan--he neither
sleains nor yiyes emetic His theory of disease
differs from all others Tint hat have been adopted
bat not more so than does his
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

GREAT AND Nov FL EETERPRrsE. We pub
lish in our advertising col umns a magnificent Gift
Enterprise, the third of a series, started in New
York, by Mr.. Perham, who has been long and ia
vorably known throug ghout the North and East
An examination of it will present features that
commend it to the attention Of every man, woman
and child in the community. We have only to
say that the former enterprises of this ndefati pa
BILE manager have been characterized by the great
est farnes and given the utmost satisfaction to all
concerned. Send in your orders for Tickets, MS
early as possible, as they will, undoubtedly be
taken up in short time. $50
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
F. DERN HAMS,

~ II NJ AN M A AVA ~
as we have made arrangements by which we
viii, 20 heretofore, supply them with every article
Of WEARING APPAREL. at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Come, then, We Naked and we will Clolhe you.
We have just received, aud are now opening.
our EVen i've stock SPRING and SUMNER
REID YMADE CLOTHING,
consisting Of French and Ame ricnn blue, black,
nnd drsb coored COATS made after the latest
Partisan aud New York city Fashions, together
with an innumerable number Of Tweeds, Cotton.
and Linen Goats, Of every style, fashion and de-
scrptop.
French and American broadclotl. cashmere.
satine. corduroy and linen PANTS. --all cut in
the latest STYLES, aud maze up in the best manner.
Cloth, Satin, silk, Velvet and Linen VESTS,
and in this department will he found plain, fig
ured and striped satin; ran figured, and striped
silk aud a beautiful assortment Of white, buff,
raiu, embroidered and figured Marseilles, which
cannot be gu ,lled for beauty durilitv Of color,
aud exact nicty Of fitting. We cannot enumer-
ate all the difFrreut styles and quality Of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that we have on hand, but would say that we have
every variety TINT man may desire.
we have a great quantity Of Shirts, among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered ho'oms
| ras, col orrd. printed ringham, common Factory,
aud ch, ok shirts. Collars made Of the hand
soonest Linen, and cut according 10 the Spring
STYLES. CTaVats stocks. aud Neck Ties.
rom he richest silks. satins and ginghams; plain,
| igured and embroidered.
DODD'S SILK HATS,
of the spring style. Cans of every quality and
price Of cloth silk aud cotton.
/ socks sftIspcnders. Gloves kid. silk,
aud cotton, with nice lot Of the purest white kid
/ for bridal use Handkerchiefs, linen, silk and cot
| ton. Umbrellas, &c, &C.,
I w Ia ole u mt IF Con1-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
sandusky County Common Pleas

Sandusky County Common Pleas
The State Of Ohio, !
Samdusky County.
HNLISHA w. ROWLAND, and all other
a interested will take not that the Attor-
neys for the Incorporated Village of Fremont, FL
ed mn application in the Office of the Clerk of the
Court Of Common Pleas, asking amongst other
things, the extension of Howlaud street, and the
appropriation of outlot number six said appli-
cation will be made at the Court House, TO the
Judge of The Court of Common Pleas of San dus :
Ky county, the first day of said term, TO be hol-
den, 10 wit: June eighteenth, eighteeen hundred
and fifty. four. The following is copy Of said
apple tton:-
10 lion. H. 3. Oils. Ju1ge ofhe Court of Common
Pleas. wi1tia and for The County Of Sandusty ana
State nf Ohio.
The Incorporated Village of Fremont repre-
sents that Rowland street is the first street lying
North of Western Reserve and Maumee Road;
commencing at point near what is known as the
Vandoren Tannery, ruung pal allel with said road
10 point near the Sandusky river; that lot or
parcel of land known as Outlot No, six (6) be-
ing bounded North by ln.lot No 535, and South
by ln-lot No. sos all being in said lage oi
Fremont, lios at the terminus of said street, be-
tween il and the SandusRy river; that there has
been petition filled according to law, asking the
town Council to take the steps required by law to
extend said street TO said river, a-d thatit is to the
intere st Of the incorporated Village ofFremont, and
community in general, 10 have said street extend
ed to said river; that for the purpose Of exte nding
said street with the river, il is necessary to appro-
pirate and take said Lot six above described, il
lies between the river and the terminus of said
IIowland street; they further represent that as far
as they are able Ia learn there is legal owner
to said land that Elisha w. Howlaud has had pos
session of it for some time. The incorporated
Village therefore asks that a time and place may
be set for the hearing OF this appca tion; that
Tn ha lad In la IN
damages 10 the owner of said lot, if any, and that
such other roceedngs may he had as are author
zed by law By G w & C. s. CLICK.
May II, '54.-l6 3w Att'sy for Cooperation,
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systcm Of Trentlnent.

An unbiased opinion as for the probability OF a
cure is always given subecling the patient to no
expense without reasonable prospect of succ 'ss.
NoRwAlK, Huron CO., o., Dec, 1888
DR. TuRHs-Sr: Believing my life has been
prolonged by yonr treatment, and desiring that
others may profit by experience, | send You the
Collowiuu statement for publication. In Central
America. March Ia, 1851, | was attacked with
| the Bilious Remting Fever. Several leading
| Physicians att ended me while there, and on my
return passage. Fever left me weak with proluse
cold sweats at night which continued until after
| saw YOU. Liver became enlarged, Stomach
and Abdomen much bloated and bowels so consti-
pate d, that little or tlovement occurred for ten
or twelve DAYS in succession, unless forced by ca
thaltc which, in turn, seemed TO agravate rather
than relieve Could take no food without suffer
ling in consequence. A cough set in which be-
came iucessant, and with constant torturng pain
could find rest in no position day or night.
81 ept but little. Expectorations were incredibly
large, frequently exceeding quart OF ropy sub
stance during the night. Countenance was sallow
and death. like | had been at home nine months
before consulting you. Neither the change o
climate nor the skill of two OF our best physicians
heped me- On the contrary, grew worse and
worse, until physicians thought treatment of nj
avail and neighbors, as we II myself, regarded
death inc evtable aud near at hand. received
your list prescription early in March last, anc
was under treatment until first OF August, a
which time, ! commenced lNOor. oIuce lheh
have had no cough or expecto. alton, no nigh
sweats, or costivemess. now ieeI perfectly well
as well as ever before in my life.
ABRAHAM CASE.
We the undersigned, citizens of Norwalk, tn
ron Co. o., have carefully examined the state
ment of Mr.. A. Case to DR.. Tubbs, in relation L
the disease which he contracted while in Cenlra
America, and from our personal acquainlanc
with Mr.. Case and frequent observation of tn
condition of his health, we have no hesitation il
saving that BE- lieve his statement strictly true
A G SUTTON, Senator, Ohio
G. B. STICkNEY, Prob Judge, Huron co
; NJ r. DRAILEI, Justice Peace.
NJ. KELBLE, n oLary public.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

A KNowING Doc Nelson of the "North
ern Gazett," says: "a gentleman in Auson-
ia, Conn, sends his dog, on the arrival of the
mail by the railroad rain for his Daily
Times and the dog returns 10 his master
with the paper in his mouth. Tie other
day New York Herald was handed him
by mistake. The dog dropped the paper and
springing upon the counter, picked out n
Times and wagging his tail in a can't-come-
it sort of manner, departed"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19
PerfumeryI per(umery!
s. RuCKLAND IA co.

TTAvE JUST RECEIVED verv large and
Il splendid assortment Of PERFL.NERH,
Fresh from the Manufacturers,
TO which they invite the particular attention ol
the Ladies' and Gentlemen of Fremont,
and tho lovers Of Fine Odors generally. We do
assure YOU they are YER YNlCE, aud canno,
fail 10 plenre The mns faslidiou. Our assott.
menl is VERY LARGE, aud all can find their
fvotiie Perfume or Extract. We suLioin list
Of the principal articles to which desire 10 cal
especial attention. For particulars, come aud eS-
anime for yourselves;
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NO. g, IsucIlland,s Block
Killed by Lightning.

FENHOSE wishing to avoid so dre adful fate can
Z do so effectually, by attaching TO their build
ings,
SproH's Patent Electric Rods.
The subscriber will keepc supply constantly on
hand, at the Fremont House and put the same mp
to order. They axe, beyond doubt an unfailing
security against the danger Of Thunder Storms,
says Prof Omsted, of Yale College These
Rods will last for ages almost, and never Rust OF
Tarnsh TO impair their conducting power, Let
all who have property or families TO protect, see
to it imme diately. Prices sha Il be reasonable anc
terms easy.
All orders left at the Fremont House will be
promptly attended TO. f. G. GILLETT,
Fremont, Apr. 2S.-l4:u Agent.
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WAR WITH RUsSlAl
England & France Assist the Turks!

ME look with great interest for The arrival o.
w the next Steamer from Europe. which VII
undoubtedly bring the inie gence Of most san
culinary Conflicts hetw cen the great Powers Of the
Eastern Continent.
But that need not however alarm tie people OF
Northern Ohio. and more especially the citizens
Of SanhuskV county, for they ~.
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SAwEEs. &c

SAWYER. sNGERSOLL &CO.
Wholesale and retail dealers in Books Station
cry, Printing, Writ ng and Wrapping Paper, Prin-
ting Materials, &c, Blaze buid hg, Summit
street Toieto Ohio.
jraT- Publishing House and Blank Book Man
ulactorv Hudson, o.
April I, 1854, Gy.
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TNHE Brick Yard and Dwelling House recent,
i occuyied by ID. Lazarus.
[spr 2s '.tE1 r. P. BUCKLAND.
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CHESTER EDGERTON
April 28. I4-6w, prfee$3 so.
David Belts } In Sandusky Ce. Court
:; x Common Pleas,

Common Pleas.
Jas B. Neenan. \
James B. Neenan is hereby notified that Da-
vid Belts has filed his petition against him in
the Conrt of Common Pleas, of Sandusky Coun-
lv Ohio. The object Of which petition is to OBJ
tain judgement against said Neenan for one hun
dred and sixty-nine dollars and ninety-fve cents,
with interest thereon, from the l7th day of No
vember 1854. And that unles he appears aud
answer said latiion on or before the 18th day
Of June 1854, the same will be taken as true, and
judgement rendered accordingly.
And said Neenan is further notified that an
attachment has been ordered and issued against
his property, as the law preserbes, in frvor Of
said Dsis for the above mentioned sum.
DAVID BELTS.
April lst lS54-1w
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CEVEL ACTION,

EVERY description of Gentleman's furnish
g. ing Goods TO be found at KRlDLER'S
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TWO DOLLARS,

WILL purchase ONE DOZEN EGGS. from
w those WHITE SHANGHAI & COCHIN
CHINA Gil lCKENS, which took the Premium
at the late Saudusky County Fair.
Address post paid S. G. MASON,
Is West Townsend, Sandusky county, O.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-05-19

general assortment Of all the popular Ok Mar.
rows, Hair Oils, Pomades Colognes, Nc. of the
day; LYONS Katharion, Barry's TrieoPhoro US,
&C., &c
Country Merchants supplied with al the above
articles at Manufacturers Prices.
s RIfCKIAND q CO.
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IN COURT OF COMMON Pleas.

Attorney s Tor FlalntlH.
May LIST 1854. 1874
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-04
sUNBURY AND ERIE RAILROAD.

We refer our readers 10 the proceedings
OF meeting Of the friends of this measure
held at the Merchants Exchange in Phi!a-
delphia on Monday evening last. Mr..
Cooper the newly elected President was
present and addressed the meeting. A
committee was appointed TO procure sub
scriptions to the stock. Mir. Cooper stated
that if Il half million of dollars was made
up in the city, be would see that another
would be forth coming from the country.
The truth Of the report that the City Coun-
ellis were opposed 10 MIR. Cooper is not
certain.
There are, no doubt, some who are OPP
posed to him. MIR. Cooper referred 10 this
rumor in his address, and stated what we
mentioned in our last, that if his election
was an obstacle in the way, or there wa:
any want Of confidence in him, he would
at once retire.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-04

, ss,,,e and said he was now floating peaoea
bly upon the current Of public opinion -. ."
when uttered, they caused his being p,'sv ,,.
he'd by the community that now agreed VII"
hm. eo,
Mr. Milljsan withdrew his resolution Tor
the purpose of referring i 'oihe Executive
Committee. MT. Randall suggesting, 'ha'
tho Pre- siien, be desired TO place him OF that
Committee. fi s1 HBL ~
On motion of William Armsi>ong, Esq, the
following motion was unaninduSiy adopted: /:
Resolved iha, this meeting has the most
eniiie confidence in the integrity OF the pre-
sent piesiIeu, Of the Sun5ury aud Erie Rail
road, and in his ability TO carry Oh The work.
Adjourned.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-04
susauEuANNA RAIL ROAD.

The temporary suspension Of the work
on this important improvement, has caused
considerable huttering among those who
professed, not exactly TO be opposed to it,
for there could be none such, in reality, but
among those who professed indifference,
and made use of the County Subscription
to carry out sinister and political purposes.
All admit its importance, and few il any
doubt its success. This road, like the
Lake Shore road at Erie, for which three
states are now contending, is as it were,
the neck or throat, through which the
travel and most OF the trade Of the great
north west by the Sunbuty and Erie and
other roads, must seek the markets Of Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. When this road
is finished, and the Lebanon Valley and
the Lebanon and Pinegrove and other road;
are completed, Sunbury will be within
five hours of Philadelphia, making the
time from Philadelphia to Erie less, by two
hours, than By the Cattawissa route, anc
perhaps one hour less than by the Phila.
del phia and Sunbury road, which in few
years will be taxed TO its utmost capacity
with the coal, iron and lumber trade.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1854-02-04
correspondence of the Public l'cdger.l
LETTER FROM WASHINGTON
WAsuiNGToN, Jan

WAsuiNGToN, Jan 80, 1854.
|, is now almost certain tha, the Mexican
treaty will not bc sent TO the Senate but
Should it reach theIe. it viii, you may rely
on il, never be ratified. 1t is a very singular
treaty settling little or nothing, giving us a
strip Of valueless territory with onerous con-
diIion> attached thereto, saying not word
about the Sloo grant, noi the Garay grann
but ;cseiving five millions for certain clai-
mauis, among whom, have good reason to
suppose, are sumo OF the most outrageous
claims rejected by the previous commission,
which, as the world thinks, had conscience
sufficiently liberal to embrace everything
equitable, or everything that could be made
10 appcai equitable in its awards. Ii almos,
looks as if the five millions thus reserved for
claimants ty Santa Anua, were 10 be the
grcase by which The treaty was to be passed
here n Washington certain il is, that some
/ OF the claimants are alreaGy on the spot, de-
tc,mined thus early TO secure their share
/ Since the arrival of Mr.. Gadsden, his per.
sonal explanations have certainly not con,li-
buted 10 gain the treaty many friends.-
Three iourths OF all the Senators are certain.
ly against ii, and determined 10 Vote against
il at all hazards and 10 The las, extremity
What is mostsremarkable about the whole
matter is The fact, denied though i, may be-
that the Cabinet is not unit on the subject
that the person whose special business it il
5 to superintend treaties, viz, the Secretary o
State, never gave instructions in accordance
; with the s,ipnla,ions contained in that Of Mr.
= Gadsden, and that he does not approve o
3 the treaty at all.
I The letters brought by The Pope's Nuncio
7 do not accredii him to this Government il
D any Diplomatic capacity. They are in lh,
nature Of a special introduction, nothing more
enliIing that person 10 civil treatment and Il
| safe conduct bnt nothing more. Mr. Bedin
has not yet left Washington.
3 The Sloo treaty has now been here 70
9 some time without being acted upon, ei,he
r in Cabinet Council or otherwise. Everybod
. held his breath 10 hear from Mr.. Gadsien.- =
y Parturiunt monies ct nasciiur rcdiculus mus
d Meanwhile we learn that large Fillibuste
e expeditions ATE fitting out in California, an
n that Lower California and Sonora will 500
j. be entirely revoluionized. The President G
II Lower California and Sonora will soon be en-
e ,irely revolulionized. The President of Low
II California and his Excellency The Presiden
e of Sonora, will then send Ministers Plenipe
d ,cnliaries to Washington, TO negotiate anne,
d alton. We may also see an independer
e company exploring the Valley of the Ams
b zon, with Porter's rifles, Colts revolvers.-
Il So we go! OBSERVER