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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21
A GOOD FARM FOR SALE.
FIVE YEARS FOB PAYMENT.

FIVE \ EARS FOl6 IA N ESlNl'0
A FARM of 100 Acres, situated in
n Green Creek township, Saadusky county
Oho formerly owned by Hiram Hurd, three
miles south Of the villa ge Of Clvde, on the line
Of the Sandusky and India ma Railroad.
About so acres are under good state Of im-
proyemeni, buildings large, commodious,
and in tolerabIy good repair. TINS wood lot is
covered with geavy growth Of very valuable
timber, the Railroad crosses il thereby afording
a rare opportunity for tho sale and shipment OF
wood and timber. J
The very low price at which Oferit for sale,
together with The unusually long time given
for payment, make il very desirable oPPOTtu-
nifty for investment to those wishing to obtain
farming lands. @
For further particulars apply 20 REokland &
Everett, or TO c. Edgerion, Of Fremont; OrIo
Samuel w. Chaplin or IL. Johnson, cu the
farms adjoining, or 10
CHARLES Y FULLER,
Sandusky City, O.
November }, 1885 4lw5 ..--f
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WHICH HAVE A COMMON ORIGIN N
OR MIASMIA.

These diseases to many localities ofthe Uni
tee Staes but wherever they prevail norh SOUTH east
or west they all equally spring from the miasa
The great variety OF symptoms and forms of disease is
owing principally to difference in age SEX constitution and
habits of the suerers but the is the same they
will all equally yield to remedy that is competent to over
come remove that cause
By the laws of nature every principle has its opposite
and for every disease or Of disease there is
agent, or in other words specific remedy All malaria
whether arising from marshes stagnant water decompo
sitOn of animal and vegetable NATTER or even newly
cleared lands, is the in character and effect; is
poison floating in the atmosphere causing disease to all
who breathe it, In accordance with those unaterabe laws
governg the unerring affinity subsisng between oppo-
Sites there the preparation before us offered to the pub
Il.
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ctTEAH MIL WORK. Chimueys and Broccb.ng for
tNSteau Mills, Copper TPc &c, manufactured Mt all
times by ORToN FCSSELAAN.
August 10 -.
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DO0Ts &SHoES.-One hundred cases Of the best and
SlateSt Stvle at HEAD QUARTERS.
Msy 1, 81.
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Next door North of HAYNES,
EAGLE CLOTHING STORE!
M, DRVFOOS e. CO.,

TAVE just been receiving large and beautiful assort
ment of New and Fashionable CLOTHING, consisting
Gentlcmen's COATS OF all kinds and qualities, from
TO 10 TeHty Dollars cut after the latest Fall Fashions
and warranted made in the best manner
PANTS, of all kinds Plain, Fancy, Striped Checkered
and Black Cassmers, Jean, Satinet &c, sc.
VESTS, Of every variety fit to wear to wedding or
a funeral, for every day to church, with
GRAY ATS TO match, from the richest TO the painest
qualities.
COLLARS, that viii make any neck appear just the
right length; Handkercie, Socks, Gloves, Suspenders
Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, &c. 1t cannot be
pected will enumerate every article have for sale
therefore we invite all to COME AND SEE FOR THEM
SELVES, and faith will be converted to knowledge.
We selling and better Clothing than any
taJ!ishment in Fremont, and at the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21
HARDWARE BUSINESS

and from hosts of ones and by close attention to the
business of supplying their wants in quality quantity and
price to merit and receive their patronage.
ceiving the following articles
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7 AIDES BOOTEES, Caters, Buskins, &c, splendid
] ! lot ofexquisit. shape and style. To be had at
May 25 1856 HEAD QUARTERS.
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New Principle! New Remedy:
Rhodes Fever and Ague Cure.
roR THE PREVENTION AND CUE

Fever and Ague, or Chill Fever Dumb Ague and other
Intermittent and Remittent Feyers; also of Bilious Fe
vers, accompanied by Typhoid Symptoms; Ty-
phoid Fever general debility, night sweats,
and all other forms of human disease
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21

TTIIN ROOFING done to order in superior style by
ORTQN & FUSSELMAN.
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The Prize Book now Ready.
THE
Read these Notices of the Press.

L
This is good book of that class calculated to
chain the inters and leave wholesome impression be-
hind that would willingly place in the hands Of
WIFE, sister, any dear female relative, confident that they
would be benefited by its perusa Can award it
higher praise Daily Journal.
'The Watchman merits the praise has received from
all who have read it. abOundS in incident and adven-
ture and while it Interests the reader points whole
some moral The author possesses brilliant Imagination
and has devoted his her talents to good purpose At
las.
'.The Watchmsn" is work Of surprising interest and
extraordinary beauty. Many gentle heart will sympa-
thize with poor Joseph Carters and Een sorrow and
will follow the destitute orphan boy Henry Seby in all
his adventures glong in the unwearied desire to do
WELL which eventually led to his success Weekly Register
There is pathos and beauty of style in the early chap
tiers of this story which will lure the reader to the end
in spite of himself-[ Democrat.
This is a charming story. The characters forcble;
win provoke many smile, amp draw tears Of sympathy
from many eyes.-[ Republican.
We have perused the proof sheets of work entitled
''The Watchman." Never did tale abound in many
beautiful images and skully drawn pictures ofthc
heart. There passages in the volume, eqauling in
stirring incident and exquisite pathOs anything have
read. No will fail to read the book through who
reads the first chapter. Itrequires gift of prophecy
predict its immense suecess.-r Herald.
rY7 Price of the complete work handsomely bound in
..,-,T,r acTo4T -fTf &c
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ONE DOLLAR

Copies of the above work will be sent to any person. to
any part of the United States per first mall free post
age their renting One Dollar to the Publisher in
letter, postpaid. JOS. P. SANTMYER,
High Street. Columbus o.
For sale by s. BUCKLAND & co.
Fremont, Jure s, 1S55-2Otf
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To sell by the CAM served up in style. Also good
assortment of
Pale, Dark, Peach and Cherry Brandies.
Also, Old Scotch, Irish and 1lonongahela WHISKY.
London Porter, Scotch, Detroit and Pittsburgh ALE
Gin, Rum and Common Whisky by the Barrel, as low as
any other place in the country.
We intend to sell I0lo the lOUcst and CHEAP as
the CHEAPEST. Our motto is and will be- 'A nimblc
siXpence is better than slow shilling, ''Smal profits
and quick returns" ~ REMEMBER THE PLACE.
Next door North of Haynes,
Where will always be glad you with your PoCk-
ETs FULL ROCKS, and viii take pleasure in showing
you and selling yOu any thing in our line.
CASH WILL BE PAID, for Potatoes, Apples, Peaches,
Butter Eggs Cheese, and other Country Products for
Family
Fremont October 2 1S54-37tf
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Attachment.

DATENT APPLE PEARERS.-The latest Improvement
/ on the Yankee Apple Pearer, can be had only OF
ROBERTS SHELDON.
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TOB WORK and REPAIRING, of all kinds, expeditiously
81 done to order, and Warranted, by
August 10, 1885. ORTON & FUSSELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-12-21

SPLENDID MERIMAC PRINTS, for cents per yard
- selling at HEAD QUARTERS.
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NARPETS and FLOOR CLOTHS.-A great quantity,
\ and of the most splendid patterns. Call and Sec at
May 25, 1855. HEAD QUARTERS.
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Very Lowest Prices Possible,

CITY LOWCsG FEICts FUsSIULt'
Aud will be happy to old friends and customers and
all others who wish to purchase any thing in line.
1t is acknowledged by every one who has tried it, that the
Clothing Bought at this Store, is Better
Cut Better Made and Later Fashions than be found
at any other place in this town.
COME AND SEE Us? for, rest assured, that GREAT
BARGAINS can be had at the EAGLE CLOTHING
STORE. II. DRYF00S & co.
Fremont November 16 1855.
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HEAB QUARTERS.
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ReaIY-NIade CIo1hing.

N0ATS, PANTS, VESTS, Shirts, Collars Cravats, Hats
Caps and Boots We fit q out complete
clohe him from top toe, for Five Dollar b and then
give him back change. This only be DONE at
HEAD QUARTERS.
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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09
SpartnHbaYg Extra Court.


l. We. learn from the Express II; follows:
The case Of The Bank Of the State of South
Carolina vs.. Simpson Bobo (allegeL eudorser
for E. c. Leitner) WAS decided by,eldict Of tire
jury in favor of 'lrtvrdant The plaintiffs were
represented by Messrs. II. H. Thomson, C. p.
Sullivan and J. V. Irimmrr: the defendant was
represented by II. G. Young aud A. W. TI.om-
son. When the plaintiff, cl",cd their tr>timn
the defendants ATTORNEY moved for a "uo,r<uil:
Ills Hou"r refused the motion, but said Iir
should Instruct the jury that there was II"
cvidenc" t,v which to charge defendant The
defendant offered no testimony. THE ease Was
argued at length on the part Of the plaintiffs by
Messrs. Thp'nson ana Sullivan. The caS
not argued at all on the part If def ndaut l'I,r
jury returned i'll minute Or two with verdict
for defendant"
Previous t" the adjournment of Court, reso
lulions were unanimuul, adopted Oh n,"lion Of
Simpson Bobn, E.q. seconded by II. II. Thorn
son. exp ressive "f the ceilings Of the Bar ecca
stoned b. the deaths of the late Major. Il J.
Dean and the late f. Jones Henry both Of
whom have bren carried of by death since our
las' Court. The resolutions on their ,rrsenta
tiun to tire Court We're f.clingly responded to
oy lis Honor and ordered to be entered on the
iunrna Of the Court.
TnIRrrE OF REspEcr-Wh .rras in rbr ii
prll>ation oi events by the great Rul..r of lnc
Universe, tie shaft OF death has been Irrmit ID
tn >irlkr down aud r'unvr from .'ui circle 81 c,
! "u' last Court two m.inb rs of our Bar. NJ
ii. }. Dean VIII, thr II t!lunt Il large practice.
far many years had rnr'ar,d hn>rlf by hi
sterling integrity and c"ur,""tl> hrari,,g to all
with whom he sustained business rrl,li"ns. and
E. Jones Henry. who though of MT many years
;,SS,ciation with this Bar gave evidence "f such
moral au'! intrll ctual qualities would have
made HIM IN ornament lo his profession. BIZ il
therefor.
Resolced, Tlrat IN the severe Providence
! which has visited this Bar, in the removal 10y
the death Of H. J. ID an and E. Jones Hrnry.
We Recognise an irr"parrahlr trSS to the "ga
profession rs we'll rs to the public gcI.rra
".
ReSolred, That with the ifflc,rd faln'l"s III
h" deceased we sincerely sv" paths AID g.
them offer the condnncr vi fl,w ..utfr ) nv
the same l,.S that has fallen 81 hra,ilv u.n:r
thrm.
Resolrcd, That H. lIoor the presiding Juds'.
b. requested To nrd"' tia', II c"v If lhc>,
resolutions b. entered OH thu j'urrIa's IF the
| Court.
Resolred, That copy Of these resolutions b.
transmitted by the Clerk of this Court to th,'
re>itH tive families Of the deceased, and that they
he published in our papers.
D.L. WARDLAW.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09
Military Affairs.

On Saturday last. It. Zach Canrey, was elected
Captain ot keI shaw Troop, in the place of Capt T
J. II. Jones resigned This Troop is one Of the Oldest
in the State, and has at different periods been cum
manded by some of the best mru in our district
When quite small boy we rrcoect with what pride
this Conn any was regard, d by all. We hope that
Captain 'antcy. who bears q military kame. hnnorcd
upon more than one g'oriuus battle cld will make
his Company wIa, it ought to br-an efficient and
reliable arm nIon which, il need he. we may rest.
We had the opportunity, in company with our new
~ elected Brgadcr. General Taylor. on Saturday
last t" inspect and drill Captain Workman's Cnmpa.
ny, Beat No 2. commanded OH The OCCASION b" Ii.
Thos Harris In the afternoon the Camden L. hit
Infantry. commanded BY GAIT. T. J. Ancrur parad. d
through our streets and attracted much attention hy
thei' handsome. appearance and fae marching. Mill
tary sock is somewhat OH lie rise in our market and
we arc glad uf tive have always been in favor oi
complete and efficient military organization, brliev-
ng that such is needed at all times, and n, no time
more than we do now.
We learn that Majnr General Aiken contemp ates
ordering out our Regiment, the 22d IN November.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09

AN IMPORTANT SURGICAL OrEnATiov. o"
Wcdnesda! lat We were show" Piece Of >tr"l
weighing some TIN ee "r four ounces. which ba"
been extracted from the left lug of br'~n
boy, age twenty years the property Off N"ul.
fr, Esq. who Was engaged Il, the Marhn.r
works cf Messrs. Glaze g. B'"lwright, whrr
the accident occurred which forced the bit Il
steel into the body Of the h"y. he tacrs ar
rs i"l'wS:
On Tuesday last. Will I'll" p'ani"g maehIn"
applied by steam, WAS III "mra'l"I', !'anlnG
"'i measuring ~ '"c"> long 3 "i II" !" Il
w'ur' '"ch ''''H n"o weighing - "n"rrs
WIS '"ro"h VIII S"rh r'r'e from h> NJ. 'rN-
''""' aS I" enter '''e """y I'll Tie 20! cooam""
"ho "aa s'a"di'S So'i'e distance OH. lhr "lll
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Council Chamber,
OCTOBER, 8. lS5

ORDERED, that the Ninth, and Sixteenth, Sec.
tions Of Ordinance ately restored be published in
The yumden Journal.
SEC 9. That the Bars or Stands in Tayerns and
the doors Of each Store where lqour is sold shall
Ge closed on Sunday, aud it shall not be lawful TO
sell liquors Of any description any part Of tbs
premises Of said taverns or stores Oh that day.
SEC l6. And be it futh ordained that no
slaves, or persons Of culor whether bond or free
shall be permitted to embIe OF loiter in Or about
amy liquor store, store where liquor is kept whe
ther such store Is licensed or not, or in and about
the door thereof, or be allowed to sit down and 10.
main there any longer than while actually euyuyed
i'll purchasing such articles they ma, be Lawfully
authorized 10 procure. Nor shall any such slave or
free person OF cvlor be allowed to enter or remain in
any inner room or on the premises connected with.
snch store under penalty Of not more than twenty
laslies. to he Inflicted by order Of the Intendandt or
any Wardeu aud the owner or keeper Of such store,
whether lie she shall have license not shall for.
feit and pay not le-s than fve more than.
twenty dullars Ia every case where such negroes or
free persons cuor shall he found assembled in bis
or heI store, at the door thereof shall be found
sitting down therein or violating any Of the provisions
OF this section Of this " dnun,e CONT ury> to the
true intent aud meaning thereof; and every such
slave orfree person Of color not having written
permit from his master guardian. may be taken
up and lodged in the guard house. and shaibe dealt
with III the manner slaves rsons of color
found out after Bell ring without ticket and it shall
be lawful for the lnteudun, amy Warden or Town
Marshall any Oft town Guard I" enter iii az all
times int" such liquor store and 10 examine the zane
and onrr"st any slave r persons o color found
therein without ticket and # any ei'son ehall re-
usr adnilnnrr, ressi or opuse assault insult any
such officer while in the uon of any of tho duties
impose, 10y this Ordinance. such offender if white
person, shall f"rlet and pay fine Of not less than
twenty dollars. than fifty dollars AID if
he "rnder be slave "r free person Of color, he or
she shal receive any number of la hes which may be
"dju,lgcd l.. the Inlru,ant orany Warden, Lot ex.
&C, ding thirty niGe lueles ut any one time
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09

The IlarpcrS used to print the almanac> of one
llutchIlls' who made them for the suu hcrn
market, to the order Of a dealer in those parts,
Who, in giving the order, directed him to pnt
i'll the predictions Of rain and shuc to suit the
cotton crops season, so that AL who bought
the allnauars might have prophecies to >uit
them whether they ever came to pass or not
Hu'chins made a great hit, and gr~a, deal of
money cut OF a blunaer that turned out better
than could have been rxI ect.d. He Lad an
assistant, VIII" WAS at work ON the month of
July and called on Mr. Ilutrhl,s Tor the wealh
CT, at m"lnent when he WAS particularly en-.
gagged aud was much ann"ye'i with the demand
t'ut in what YOU please he cried out: rain, Lnil
thunder, SHOW. aui donr with it!
Sure enough, 10y one OF the strange fieaks of na
ture, July Sas visited viii cold snap, and
all t',ese winter performances came off according
to he pro- osramme, aud the reputation Of the
aim lilac inan WAS made
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09

The CRops,-We have taken some pains to
inquire concerning tie present crop. We sy
y, Sc, from thu information reeei, ed from evaly
SECTION of the district, that there will be an
abundant Si Id ni c"rn--i'r"labl, more than
has been made i'll any one ear in the Last ten.
Corn will nor c.rtainl command more than
50 c'ns per buslIe. Cotton does not promise
much; bot. with fsvo'alle tall, the yield vii
pr''ba''iy hr Il g'"d average erv:'. Bad stand
AID "el srar'.r,- will essen sl's yield '', man,
farms. Ne" cotton is uow being brought itn
This mark". :nd soip s.lcs have been mlade
u. irum 8 -. 10 cents.
AbbeuiHe Banner.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09
Editorial Changes.

The Ediso Clar.on ha, CHANGED hands-P. II. La.
r"y, Esq. having sold the establishment to Henry
Ellis, Esq We wish MI parties health and happiness
"M B, McRElonr, Esq. has become editor in.chie.
oI the Yorkvllc Cilizen-a position wo regard him
we'll qualified for. lie is pleasant and sprightly
writer and will add to the reputation and interest Of
that paper. Mr McCreigt was a, one time our cor.
re'I"'ndent at Washington City, and his letters over
the nOmdephsme Of "Catue" give evidence that they
are from the pen of ready writer
We certainly wish him much success in lis new and
laborous vocation.
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09
Public Installation

On Thurs 'ay evening last The officers OF Watrrcr
Division No 9 Sens Of Temper ancc we're Installed at
Temperance Hall in public. Past Grand Wn. thy Pr
Il iarclr " Kennedy. ",tnp 10 iuslrus utrcer,
assisted by Grand Scribe DELAY as Grand Conductor
At the npp"ncd Time the Worthy Patriarch of the
Division w Thurl'w CASTOR, Esq. male few lr, .
:a'ory remarks which were we'll timed aud appropri
a'r
The duties of that Office have been lailLry and
clic cntly pcr"rnlcl during tie p. 81 quarter, and
Bro her Castor had the pleasure OF retiring from the
chair with the nscinus satisfaction That lie had done
hi, duty. aud aided largely III giving fresh and vgn.
rolls impulse 10 the cansc in our midst The i,lsalla.
un of the several officers TO their respective stations
was IN interesting cerrmony, and was with, ssed by
several ladies, who honnred MS by tirir presence nu
the "ccasun together with others of the opposite ;,
not members o! the order. After The rxerci.,s Of H.
stalation Bro. Kennedy Ia 20 cd ~ with Ew "::;,..t
and appropriate remarks, hc was il:nwr ;,v t,nc .r
two Others, and the meeting closed with cheering
ODE sung to 1" Aud Lang synur
The following are tho Officers Of Wa,creo Division
for the present quarter:
The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1855-10-09

GEN. WALLACE ON Know NornISGIsM.
The annexrd short but spicy paragraph is >elec
ted from the letter Of he Hon. Daniel Walare
recently published in the ,ncrs m paper, in
response To call for his views" Know Moth
iugiSm unt If sevrn rolumns. of mailer but
fcen'y hire !;1HS are d"' "Ir'l I" the discussion
"i h. question pro''our.drd its 10 he' hoped
hn.vave', that the patty wi'I survive the charge
of tn eral--Cnolina Times
"Thr Kn ~ Nothing club. is in fac! hnt n
sym tim. II ,iiann",is of diseased nationality.
S",.i tv IN a sound AMI healthy condition, nev-
cr has and ever will exhibit such rha. e.
And thu South 'nay we'll rejoice in the assu,
rrnrr :ni hope, that it is not indigenous to her
So. h"t ii, excite, which cahu't l:urnish in
hrr .l:..e That :. r"':i'cal onh, how vrr, in
the greatest so called Republic in the world
sI.""h o!en;y declare its purpose, to take pos
slSsipn by craft and midnight jngglrry, Of all
the government in il State, Federal and Muni.
ripe. Executive and Legislative. involving by
irnplcative, the laying colrcing and disbnr.
slug annually, an hunhed millions OF taxes. and
at the same time ruling over the properly. and
cnn,ro llnr N. rrlit c-l d"-t.nv .'f'w"n'" hr"