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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-08
The Ohio CultiyatOr for 1855.

A Remedy for lizard 'Timcs.3
TNlIE ELEVENTH VOLUME OF THE
J. ho CulIivator will commence Jan. lst
1855. The editors are resolved TO spare no
pains to maintain the reputation and usefulness
Of the paper; and with the benefit Of ten years
experience, and much travel among the farm
ers Of The West, they believe that they can make
the Caltvator for the coming year Of more val
ue to its readers than ever before, and better
adapted for the soil aud climate, and productions
of the region for which il is designed, Than any
other paper ofthe kind.
As Remedy for "Hard Times"
The Ohio Cultivator will arm TO impsrt knowl-
edge OF improved methods Of cultivation, how to
avoid losses by drouth, injurious insects, &c.
the most profitable kinds of crops, bes. breeds
Of stock, condition and prospect Of the mark
els, &c. In short, thn paper will be devoted
10 the interests OF the Farm, the Shop, and he
Fireside, aud seek the elevation of Labor in ali
lie legitimate interests; opposing quacker! and
humbug in sll their forms, and filling the noble
station Of true
Home Paper Of the West.
The Ohio Guilty. ator is published OF the let
and 18th ofevery monlh-lGiarge octave pages,
with title page and index at the end Of the wear,
making volume OF 334 pages, for binding.
Tcrms.
Single subscriptions 81 year. Four copies
for SO. Nine copies for So; and the same price
1864 cents each) for any larger number. Per.
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different Offices il they choose: and those hav-
ing sent smaller number, may afterwards in,
crease TO nine, or more, at the Club rates. To
any person sending us Club of Nine subscri-
bers and Sc we will send, as a premium, a
Package OF Choice Seeds, nine or more varie-
ties, post paid, or complete Volume for any
previous year, in paper cover. Address
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
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Friday, Dec, s, 1854.
mcllRInna NnfIcn.

The Rt Rev. CaARLEs p. MciLvAisr. Bish.
op Of the Diocese Of Ohio, will preach IN st.
Psul's Church in this place, on Tuesday even
ing OF next week, a 7 O'Clock.
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Married,

On the o3d ult., at Kessler's Ameri can, by
Rev. II. Lang, Mr.. Conrad Rector, Of Nor
walk. and Miss Jonnna Jones Of SNneca co.
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December Appointments.
DIR. TUBBS, Analytic Physician


Will be at his Room,
Fremont .-Kessers American, Saturday,
10Th December,
NoRwALK-American House, Tuesday and
Wednesday. 9TH and 18th December.
SAHDusKY CITY--St. Lawrence House,
Thursday and Friday l4,h and 18TH Dec.
TrFFIN-Shawhan House, Thursday and
Friday, 2ls; aud 2 2lnd December.
Persons wishing TO call must remem ber that
two appointments seldom fall upon the same
DAYS Of the month. hence, the dates can only
he known by reference TO each months adver'
tisement.
Those afflicted with diseases OF the Lungs,
Liver, Kiineys, or Spleen, lnflammatious.
Rheumatiam, Asthma, Shortness of Breath, or
Difficulty of Breathing. Dyspepsia, Weakness
or Nervous Disabilities, Dropsy, Res,lessness,
Loss of Appetite, Constipation, Derangement
Of the Stomach, Bilinns Affections, Gravel,
Swelling, Cancer, Scrofula Ulcers, lmpuri
ties of the Blood, or any Chrohic diseases are
invited TO call.
No Charge for Consuiiai,on.
Dr. T neither hleeds nor bsters; nor is he II
| homeopathic: he never uses Mercury, Arse
mic, Anthony, or any other mineral as IA med
| ical agent, nor is he Thompsonian-h nei-
ther steams or gives emetics. His theory OF
disease differs from all others that have been
adopted nut not more 80 thdn noes MS system
| of treatment. lie doee not make sick 10 make
well, nor tear down to build mp again; nor al
lay irritation by patching up with anodynes.
AbScess.
To continue the promised variety, we this
month prese nj Ihe following. Numerous cases
of Fever sores, White swtllings, Lumbar, and
other Assesses, have been successfully treat
| ed within the last year. The cures are invari-
ably eff. cted by Internal detergent remedies OF
an anti poisonous character Id this class OF
diseases, particularly, we take pleasure in con-
| Trusting the resht with any Or ill other modes
of treatment We again invite invalids TO
search sout and acdnaint themselves with the
circu instances published and at the same time
chal leuge our enemies TO show that single
| testimonial is distorted or overcolored in the
| least essential particular.
Case of Mr.. Joshua Everhart, OF Plain town
ship, Wayne county, Ohio.
While crossing the Isthmus from California,
| in December, 1850, he was attacked with a
violent pain in the right side, caused bv expos
ure. This continued with such severity that he
could not stoop OF change posture, without the
utmost caution. The breathing WIS short and
painful, and the effect OF cough WIS excruci-
| ating. At length the side becane much swol-
len, assumed dark, purple appearance, and
supura, ed, aud continued di scharging large
quantities of putrid matter, supposed bv the at
| tendant to proceed from the liver. Analytic
treatment being in stituted The discharge became
| lighter and fusly ceased entirely, the pain
| subsidized aud the surface healed smoothy.-
| For the Ia 81 two years the part has been SOUND
and Mr.. Z. has enjoyed robust health.
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The snbbath ScMooI concord,

The Sabbath school Concert,
AT the Methodist Church on Wednesday
evening last was very fine affair. The
children acquitted themselves well, reflect
ing credit on the Superintendent and Teach
ers as well as themselves. The receipts o
the evening were nearly $50, about one
half the amount they desire 10 raise. We
understand the Concert is to be repeated
on Wednesday evening OF next week
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NOTICE.
To our Friends, the Public Generally.

NOTICE.
To our Friends, the Public Generally.
Ga HAVING at great expense, procured
GA the assistance Of an experienced
Watch Maker.
Who has worked in the Watch Manufactures
Of Europe, and who has FOR the last two years
been engaged in one Of the
Largest New York Establishments,
we will in future be able TO do all work enirust,
ed to us, with promptness and in sucn man.
ner as will give satisfaction TO our customers.
Chronometers. DuqIex. Levers and COM
mon watches repaired aud WA r n 7 e u
for on year. All kinds oil Clocks repaired and
Warranted
Jewelry mended at short notice. Accor.
dions tuned and repaired.
Call and the splendid lot OF Double and
Single barreed
Duck and Bird Guns,
and trimmings OF all kinds, at
LEPPELMAN'S.
November % 1854 ~
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Grnham,. MagaxIne.

Those of our friends in this county who wish
to subscribe for this popular Magazine, are in
formed tha, we are the Agent for this county,
and will receive su descriptions at the Journal
office The popularity Of this monthly is so
we'll known that we need not speak at length
in its praise. Its contributors are the FIRST lite
rary and scientific writers Of America.
TERMS.
One copy one year, $500; two copies. $500.
We will Euraish copy of Graham and the FIRE.
moat Journal one year for 80, so in advance,
thus bringing the subscription price Of Graham
to $200 when ordered through us in Connection
with the Journal. Subscriptions can be for
warded TO us from any post Office in the county.
Any person obtaining for us list Of six sub
scribers to the Journal, (payment in advance
shall have cepy of our paper one year for theil
trouble. For list of twelve subscribers, (pay'
ment In advancs,) copy OF Graham for one
year; and for a list Of fifteen subscribers. (Psy'
ment in adyance,) a copy Of Graham aud the
Fremont Journal, for ono year.
Send in your names 10 the Journal Once
Fremont, Ohio.
-.SOADc ..ATORACCO of d;fs rant a rada,
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Fremont Price Current.

Wheat pc bushel.. ............. .l75sls0
Flour per barrel. ............ lOal1, so
Corn per bushel. ........ .......... ..4O
Oats per bushel. ......., ................3 I'D
Butter per pound.... ..................l l6
Eggs per dozeu.... ........... }
Cheese per pound.... ..l2b
Lurd per pound. d..,...,.. ............ 8
Salt per barrell. ....................2 90
Hides per pound. ...................4 &
Clover seed per rbu.............. 4,50a5 90
Pork per barrell. l.............. 90
Hams smoked per pound d................12
Beans per bushel. ...................l 90
Potatoes per bushel... ............,......6 81
Onions per bushel. ................... so
Apples green.... .25
Apples dried. 25
Beeswax per pound. 25
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Choice Bargains,
Now offering at
Beery's Cash Store!

Decry S CaSn store.
" CLYDE, OHIO.
T am daily receiving additions to my large
L stock Of Cheap Goods, of New Styles.
EJ Our terms are CASH. -AJ
And we shall not sell DOLLARS worth on
CREDIT. VI Cash Customers will please
call and examine the following Splendid bar.
gains;-
\ Large Stock of Groceries,
Teas 4s. and Coffee Is. Tobacco big pile, all
kinds; r ice, Goldfish, Syrups and Molasses: we
have an article Of Honey Syrup, new thing for
hotel and Family use.
1000 yds. Ladies' Dress Goods,
Prints, all wool deanes, plaids all styles, a,
about any price Also, new styles of Shaws,
aud Talmas, that are not kept in this vic,nity.
| Also, large stock Of Ladies' Collars, Chemi.
sets, under sleeves aud hosiery.
$4,000 Worth Of CLOTHING, at pri.
ces that no one can compete with. Nice, new
STYLES aud tip.top mado. Also, those cord,
HATS and CAPS, and Mems wear in Cassi-
ners, satinets, hinnels. drawers, under-siiltII
| and neck ties And then we come to
1900 prs BOOTS and SHOES, for La
dies. children aud men, new styles. 500 pairs
boys aud misses boots that are right, aud
shalt reduce the price on boots and shoe th'
fall Our stock is tip-top, and prices, o. X
| Also the best stock OF staple and fancy Goods
Saline. at IS Cd aud upwards: red lannes n
low figures; Tweeds cloths aud cissmers. a
wool goods 20 Per cent lees than last year.
prices.
Crockery and Hardware-Carpets n
cost aud transportation. Wall and Window
Paper-I 900 rolls, cheap. Lots of Goods no
enumerated Remember, this is the place I,
get goods right.
EE- We take almost anything in ex
change for our Goods. NJ Foreign Banl
money at par. Z. B. BERRY.
Clyde, o., Oct. 81, 1854. 41tf
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Attachment.

Attachment.
AT our instanse two wTits Of attachment,
n were this day issued by A. C.. Amrs, u
Justice Of the Peace OF Harris township, Otta-
Wa county, against the property and effects oi
John Gison, AN abscondlng debtor, one for sew
enteen dollays, aud the ether for twelve dollars
aud twenty-five ceiSs. and FIVE dollars probable
costs. II HAMMOND,
ii. J. RICE, Agent for
Nov. 90, 1854 -43 s. DR.. A, Huffman.
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40 Acres of Land for Sale.

50 The northeast guar. Of southeast quar-.
o7 section No. 81, Ballville, situate on good
toSd and only one mile from the Plank Road,
is well timbered and has improved lands ad-
joining it.
Terms. easy. A good span of Horses, or
neat stock, win be accepted, and the balance
ON time, il desired.
Inquire at the Subscribers Shoe Shop, IN FREE
mont. in the rooms recently occupied BY G. w.
& G. s. Click. A TAYLOR. 4
rfsn,ont, New, II, 1854. 4sd
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Served up in any Style.
Also, a good assortment Of
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry
Bran dies.

Also, Old Scotch, IRISH and Monongahela
W WHISR Y,
London Porter, Scotch, Detroit aud Pittsburgh
Il f.,
Gin, Rum and Common Whisky by the Barrel,
as low as any other place in the couptrv.
We intend to sell as Low as the LOW VEST,
as CHEAP as the CHEAPEST. Our motto
is and will be. "a nimble sxpeace is better
than slow shilling" "small profits rnd quick
returns. o. REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes
Where we will always be glad to see toi with
Your Pocket full Of Rocks.
And will take pleasure in showing you and sell.
ing you any thing IN our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID.
For Potatoes, Apples, Peaches, Butter, Eggs
Cheese, and other Country Products for Fam
y use. Fremont, Oct. 2, l954.-31tf
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VDr. TUBBs, will be at the American.
to receive professional calls. on Saturday of
next week.
Daily national era. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1854, 1854-03-03
THE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW
CHORAL ADVOCATE

rs the cheapest and best Musical Paper In the
i world. This Journal, which has heretofore been
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THE GREAT BRITISH QUARTERLlES
AND BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE

Important Reduction in the Rates Of Postage.
II E0NARD SCOTT q CO., No. 81 Gold ayea
IL New York, continue TO publish the following
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The London Quarterly Review conservative.
The Edinburgh Review (Whig)
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These Reprints have now been in successful opera
tion in this country for frenfy years. and their crcu
lation s constantly on the increase, notwithstanding
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and in the United States. Such works as The Cax
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NEW BOOK BY REV. JACOB ABBOTT.
aRoLLO ON THE ATLANTIC"

BEAUTIFULLY illustrated with original designs.
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WASHINGTON, d. G.


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