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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
Married.

AZ San francisco March TO- A Hs~ey formerly OF St
Louis 70 Ars = A lie 3rss fora cry OF Mes YoTs
AT honoulu Jan % DR. starsss. Of Nevf0sk, -
Mls Apsie Whiteshureh OF London
At Carson Copsse C.lsv,,.s Ceu,tv March 7 Um "
Ray of DELPHI Dsls~sre County, n Y to Misc Ei1.beth
White, Of Carson Greek
Al San Francisco March 10. O. Wilson, to Mi. H. Ans-
lia ssn6erson
and Miss Ann Chatery from Epglsad
the Pace Mr. Christ. Faer Arthur Jr from soath
Wsles end Mis- Caroline hnso,
In GhsoDsie. on the lst OF huse, Mr. NJ N Alien % Ma
Nsry d. smith both ofRsbht cr-ek
In Oaispd March 8, NJ. Henry Campbell TO Mos sssh
Hamilton.
In tan Gabriel 1t The rssidetee Of Col Shelf, tue
s5th Mr. EphfsiD JekIsop to kss Gslsns Warren
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

TERRIBLE SUFFERIsG AND DEATH -H1fzHds
Goztfte publ bed al Charleston PnGce Efzrds
Island gives an account Of the suferngs Of The eres
and pasepgeis Cf Gle Of he uSi! boats 10 attempting
10 cross the Straits OF Northumberland lee weefs
500 The ice boat cont.ned a ere v OF four msn sna
three pssseDgers For three Gays the party we're ei
posed 10 severe storm without any other 1904 tnm
q spaniel dog, belonging % one of the ossseHs's,
which tD.y Killed drank its blood snd ate tne Tan
rsY. One of the passengers died from sfosa'uou
ano the others sere in perish.ns cobdH'ou W.. ~.
assi.tapce reached them The young haa 49, ~.
peristed vss James Henry Hazard stuoen, " "a
Medical College attached % Harvard onsve,shy, aT
well known ia Boston sod Csmh1oge' ne go,
years o. eye ar had the reputation Of oens young
man Of rare promise.
AsTI SCRATCHING MAcBISE-the ianses VI Il.
ysuted the P,tent Hen Perslader' has toano -
match in another who has brought out an lnssnsSs
called The Patent hsr,r FIl!Ing Garfes 10 80.
"or Hen Vaiksr.' Il consists Of sn,Il ln'uans .-r
something like a spur. Only consldrr sois so't 10
which is attach ed 10 the h'Dd part OF tns pene
poiI tg angle Of IS degrees toward me ~.sn
Wren II hen with this instrument on ner less ~,
the garden in he sprDg after the seeds sne pus ~
foot forwsrd to scratch the walker ct'enes &
ground sAo forces her forward and thus ss ~ IA
walk,d. 10 her efforts t. scstch, entirely oal" ~,
gsroen. ne O.r,go PsH9dsum says an ase1ct -. -
hem opsr in Os..gO for the sAle Of these
Il mus BE- " bard scratching sboG. OsHeso' e's"
hens without letters.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09
HAVANA.

private letter 20 a gentleman IN this city states
that two spanish residents OF New York have been
arrested at Puerto Princi po AID taken 10 usvsna,
charged With introducing for the OF the rev.
ou'ippi,rs One Of them is named Valdez, q drug.
cis, by profession; the nSmo OF the other has not
nsgIed.
r,on Ths Wasifnston Uaion. .iprlr
TIE IIited Stsres ship Fulton, Commander Mitch
ell er,ived At Norfolk on Thursday mo ming last
from Havana. COMMANDER Mitchell reached WISH.
f ton Yesterday morupg, with important dsps.ches
for The Government fom oug sct0g Consul at Hi-
vana
w. 'esrn from A private letter that E-trsmpes was
esrrotec the 3st u,tiGo. He met his fate With
trbordiusry coOlnsss, courage aud coDpOsure. Whie
the negro txecu' obes was engaged ia fstaning ta5
iron band around bic neck Estrampes exclaimed, 10
closr, loud voice, death 10 royalty Liberty for
covert
The xscutiep Of E-trsmpes had csu.ed the most
jr,en excitement rot orly IN Havana bu, through
ont the isl.ud Mr.. Thompson our CONN srcial agent
at Saaua had Lot LEFT Havana
We rrsrslste the following from La PreRsI, of Ha-
y6rs, Of March 81:
At seven o'clock A. N this day, Friday, Doa
Frspci'co Esiranpes convicted and guilt by c>p-
'.ssiop OF the crime of tire agsiaAt the S.s AMI
sentenced by the Executive Permanent ltary Com
mission 81 this ielapd At the council of war held on
the 2sth Msch instant 10 die by the Infamous earro
wss plscec in obspel, his eCuton beiog ordered 10
'ske plsce 20 morrow SATURDAY at the sans hour Of
seven.
The criminal beard standing his sentence read to
bin by tie Assistant Notary Of War, aud manifested
the greatest serenity -nd attention, incuiug bis bead
slightly ct The cnDcl0son Of the reading and ,nsver-
iIg in pstursl voice =" |, is we'll" Before the
.sdiog Of The sentence hs delivered to the C,asd oil
the u tied States, who wss present, letter tf
mem Der OF bis family who is in the Unitei Sta.esi
ard this morning. as Wa understand. he vas occuplsf
u wiring VA ious farewell letters.
Hs is assisted ia cbspe by several intelligent AMI
respectable priests
Tie crime is oos sbich ever de,est. bn, the
criu a. whoever he may be, has a. least our sincere
compassion az regret foI hs misfortune.
By Telegraph
Ew.ORLEASs We nssday, April 4 1855.
The ste -mer CahaSba has arrived with Hlvsna
dstes TO the lst int. The Crescent CITY le,yss TO-
morrow
BY the C4bs~bs We have the confirmation Of the
execution OF E,tIampes. reported by the Fulton, at
Norfolk. Felix has been sentenced 10 the ch ain gsng
fer ten years. Pirelo and Cad.lzo go to the gteys
this week. TIE Island was quiet. More troops are
expected at Havana shortly. Sugar remains a. At
l.st sdvices Molafses Is declining Freigats 10.
changed. Exchanges are shade loser
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

CONGRESSIONAL MoRsLITY.-We were Infinitely
snuted three or tour weeks ago by practical joke
in Washington City upon lumber of the nice men
of Copsress. IL wss too good 10 be left unpublished.
A couple OF merry felloss one Of them adlstngushef
NeubeT OF Congress from q Southern State and ths
other ertir guisb ed exeditor fion Kentucky, con-
cocted letter puTporiGg to be addressed by young
lady to very fine looking gentleman. ItwS gotup
in fret rate syie The PRETENDED Young lazy Get
th tbfrs IN that che had several NEE seeo the gen.
tleman ste was ADDRESSING; that she was capt.
vbted by lis fire face abd UaDly form that Der hs1!
was deeply touched by ali she saw and heard Of him;
that she NUT msk bis acquaintance before his de-
psrtur rom the city hat che hoped and pray ed Do
would forgive her seeming bodDess, az Il Sas the
fret uI Tncent act OF her Iie that she had always
novec, ard was sin IN owing in the highest CIRCLES oil
the Ceptsl that she would be upon C -rtaln squxs
Of certain stftet at precsely IL o'clock on the FOL.
lowing day, in 6Tese which shs described with gress
particularly, and that che hoped aud trusted 10
would meet Der, and thus afford her an opportunity
OF brief persona intercourse with the idol OF hef
heart III two wsgs had between thirty aud fIriy
copies of this letter, written by female friend Of
thers, srd they sent these copies to between tary
sDd f,rty members OF Congress, selectiog those u
course who were known 10 entertain a very exalted
opinion Of their own personal fascinstions Eyey.
thing being thus arranged the 40 )kers called upos
Us SD sDother young gentleman, explained sosi
they bad done ana inv ed US 10 get into their csfAz
rice IT'D II to the point Of assignson and seehe
sights. We uDb.sitaiiDgly Gomez nted, and se "a.
sights sure enough kioirg upon the cesignsted
sQusre VIZ bebeio the whole Of the thirty or forty
enbers Nortt ern men and Southern men, Wniss,
D,mocrs.-, and Know Nothing, walking TO and fro,
all sszug earnestly ia every direction and a. every
female henre TO discover the object Of their ANXIOUS
seach We concluded, that, IL = few more copies Of
Il letter had been cent TO members Of the House Oh
Representatives. the HoGse would bavs h.f 70 a.
josrn for the want Of quorum. louisville J1ar.
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- Main The s,s hsd Or uns up esl h0w,n ooDn-d
and s nature rjoiesd Csuc more sIkinf eohif.s DC n
s.tpee han tetve the weather prevailing sSpoate
ssorss Of cur country The time indicated raie the 5 Of
F,bury for nsssee the. dy the hermonstsI stood at
80 he o zero 10 some Northern Ans Middle St.es
the s.u, dsy II msyhsd So In San grsncscs knx dner
epee Of 1872 Of Fsbeshst between the tso pise,a
Cs.Tpsn would az po.e himself - ssoh charge d. "
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-09

The Pacific Mail steamship Sonora sailed from An
Francisco March &c, a, z. NJ, and arrived a.
Panama Msrch 30 at 81 z 81 making The run from
port to port in 10 days Il bours-ranDng 'ia', Il
Days, 2Oi hours
March l6, passed ihe steamer John L Stephens
bou1 TO San Francisco. March % issei the stan
or Uncle Sam, for San Francisco Mach %, spoke
The steamer Golden Age, 22O miles north OF Acapulco
bound TO San Francisco.
Tyessuye lot stnney Sonora from San Fraae'eo.
For Neg.YOfk Stn',Il
England ~ ,ou< W
For Panama. <tVO" w
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
A MONTH IN VALPARAISO.

IoiTtspl rcsTee Of The " Tribune
VALPARAISO, Wednesday, Feb. 2s. 1855.
seno you this b. the hand of Mr. j. NJ freeman.
the active snd energetic Representative Of Me~rs.
Adams & Cos Express on this coast OF the southern
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04

EXTRA SESSION OF TIE LEGISLATURE =
In addition to the Enquirer, the CONNER
ciai Of This 'eity has declared for an extra
session of the legislature; also the Cleve-
land Plain Dealer, Saudusky Mirror, Toledo
Republican. and several other well known
journals. The Toledo Republican sayse-
CiaeiaaGti Enquirer
I'VE, too, are in favor OF an extrasession,
IF we have one, we hope the Governor viii
not forget to mention as one Of its objects
the surrender of jurisdiction of sites for
custom houses, &c, at Toledo, Sandusky
and Cleveland The Northern part OF the
State, on this account alone, is much inter
,ested in having an extra session, 1t would
make differance Of nearly year in the
progress of works" gai . es
It's no use knocking st the door, gentle
.meu5 Inc people have been sufficiently
physiced by the last Loeofoeo Legislature
that will ever assemble in this State
They couldn't stand another dose. They
are already Frustrated. and any more med.
icine Of the same kind would certainly
bring ate1t rs DR.. Lezynski says, "dissolu-
ton, vilgo, death. 20. s. Journal
This wfll be sad news to the people Of
Ohio, as they have Strong desire to sus-
tain our Benevolent Institutions IL their er-
rands Of mercy 70 the afflicted. We may
have something to say upon this subject
hereafter. Al present. it is only necessary
to call the attention of our people to the
fact that in the early part of April the ap.
preparations for the year are exhausted, and
patients are necessarily Sent home. We
shah have no Legislature till next january
The usefulness Of our hunatic Asylum TO
the people must be lost for eight months;
great confusion and distress must be inevi.
table. 20 tlts state of affairs have we reeh
reduced by the party now iupower. Such
are some Of the results of the new Cohsti.
tuition and of its administration "in the
hands Of It's friends" The people Will
change all this as soon as they can have an
opportunity. This is q wretched state ei
affairs, iruly.-iState Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
COuFt House square,

y.fs being Improved IN isSks, by the removal
Of the dead trees wi ieh were staHding there,
aud supplying their Places with Are opesT
straiglt.., thrifty naples. A good work, truly
They have the Appearance Of being wellset and
are firmly protected BY good substantial boHin g.
Should they live and tlrve--of which we have
s.st ias least doubt-Cohts House Square will,
sn a few years be beautiful shaded retreat. IN
stead Of an eys-sOre and disgrace 10 the town.
by shs by, could not something be Done. Cor the
Improvement Of the s ff.sa -.--I ~.
BGh6OI House Grounds. ~ .s53...l
il a6es not speak well fOf the credit Of Free
mont, 70 Sse 50 fns SehO Ol HOuseiss ours
standing in e'cehtrs Of large square, without
fence, shade-tfes or spear Of grass to cheer the
eye, The grounds Should be enclosed, graded
dSESh aa q isOwed to'grssab good walks made and
shade trees {rhnspssuted herein. The judi
ciOus expeIdiisstutts Of two or thfes hundred dol
lars would in fie yesFs make Of that spot one
Of the most pleasant and inviting places in our
town. We wonder how . G&Idaoaa NE to 60
to plaee where ali the be stees' 81 nature have
been wrested away. Study win not be haifsO
tirssOme and mOnotonOus If you viii give chem
the attractions and comforts with which you
surround your dwellings. ..a
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pnriiesi,i Isisii,,RsI

| Let The domagogues say wAat lhey Sill.
we have but two par,its II Kautds, one a
Free State party, another. Slave State
party, As loah, Administration party here
is ali moonshine Some of the government
oficals.,ets enis side. some the othcr.--
The Administration, we believe, stands
lndtral Oh On hesiyery luestionin Kansas.
Efforts have been made to divide the Free
State men in Kansas, but thus far these
efforts .have-utterly failed Only one ques-
Etion is now before People--Freedom or
Slavery before it;all other questions sinh
into insignifcance. g'he ologies' and 'isms
existing III the East ARE unknown here
iBy mutal consent every other question is
dropped Nothing is inquired about a
mans pri5t opinions, whether be isAdmin-
istration or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., whether he
is from Illinois or Missouri New York, Ten
nessee or, Massachusetts,. Pennsylvania or
Georgia,-but, islhe right on the one ques-
ton ?-Rdasas Tribune, lsfhzRt. as
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
fmnnrtnnt 10 Il Fnrmsrii. /.

We are informed by Mr.. Ohamberlin, ol
the City Mil, thatlthe farmers Of Vermont
bfe in the habit Of heading the movements
pf tie Weeyil, BY a very simple process \
THE next season after it makes its appear.
ance, they go through their wheat fields,
about the time the wheat is heading. i'm
mediately after Ashewer or while the dew
is on it, and scatter newly slaked lime
broad cast, so That It viii adhere to the
heads and stems Of the grain. They use
about .bashel toths acre Good lime
should be secured, aud Stacked by sprink-
ling little water ever il, 30 as 70 retain all
its strength. A paddle may be used in
scattering it. The remedy has, Il is said,
been SO effectually tried, as TO leave nc
doubt Of lae result, Strips IN large wheat
delds left untouched by the lime. for ex.
pertinent, have been entirely destroyed BY
The weRrI, while the grain o. each side
was all saved. ~ ~. ..-- s.-.....t#
Since this intelligence was received, Mr.
Jesse Allen, of the Center Mill, has receiv-
ed cort6borating information from Mus
kineum county farmer, who had seen The
same practice and the same results there
-AzToh Beacon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04


SEDAsToPoL TO DE ABANDoEED.-Fronl
the latest Intelligence. from the seat ofRar
tits mosnprobable that he Allied forces
will withdraw from before Sebastopol. leay.
ing the Russians victors on the field. Nil.
lions Of money have been spent by England
and France; thousands Of lives have been
sacrificed in the vain attempt to satisfy the
wounded pride Of crowned heads; thoes-
ands and thousands of widows, and orphans
nov bewail the loss of husbands fathers
and brothers. Since the contest cornm5hcedr
and what has been gained for them9 aNei.
lher territory, reno6l, OF victory. What g
sad record to be left on tie page Of history
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
short and Witty.

A lodi g-tried Fiatksman ehahced 10 see
A fins fsi turkey Kigh CD Tree, sat
He fSissa BIS gun took deadly aim 75
And dowR ihs #eiI-Hedged treasure canio.
From weight of esihs and tree being tall
The turkey bursted BY the fall.
A Paddy passing BY the spot
Cried out, yOa might have saved your shot:
How 50, replied The man, was not ~ r.
So hne turkey SOtlh lie Bhsil H5ss q
RssursI sdia Pat and yet f0f all 1a1a
He would ma aaed by the 4efy faIi. efei.e.e
sas 's- sali aUkcLE Ton"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
.REPAIRING.


Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, and Musical lnstru-
ments repaired at short notice, and Warranted.
Particular Attention paid to Fine Watches
Having spared no expense in procuring the
be had in New York City. His principal work.
ran having acquired bis trEde in the Watch
Mandfactories in Europe, he is enabled to do
the most difficult jobs in as workmanlike man
ner as they can be done in New York or elss-
where. ~ 5sfs s.58.Js. -.E h.
Having made large additions TO his Sales
R oom, he is now able to make room for all who
may favor the ~ r.
OLD ESTABLISHMENT, -
with a call. So do not be afraid, but come in,
and Bring al5Hg your barter, for he will take
anything you can bring him. excsPls'P POssums'.s
and brck-bats, in exchange. for any article in
his line. ,.f Il. bEPPELMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
Crystal Fountain Retreat.

.T7HIS Establishment for the cure of ChtcniC
i Diseases is conducted BY Drs. B, l.. HILL,
and II. P. GATcHELL, Professor in the Western
Homeopathic College.
The Facilities in t6is slWater Cure,n for the
successful treatment Of Chronic Diseases, and
especially the different forms Of Dyspepsia, dis
eases OF the Liver, Spine, and Nervous System,
Rheumatic Affections, Neuralgia, Female Dis
eases, General Debility; Bronehitis and Ineipi-
ent Consumption, as well as diseases caused by
excessive medication, are not surpassed by any
establishment in the country. Especial atien-
ton will be given 10 diseases commonly kaown
as Surgical Gases, such as Hip Diseases, Fever
Sores, White Swellings.. Fistulas, Cancers, Gin
early stages, Diseases of the Eye, Spine, &c.
The Female Department is under the. espe-
rcial charge of skillful Female Physician, who
will also have the aid and counsel of the other
professional attendants. sa@ t.t
Ample arrangements are made for giving
Warm or Hot Water Baths.
Ptof Gatchell will lecture at the "Cure,"
from three to five TIMES a week on Health and
Disease, instIucting patients how TO avoid dis
ease and retain health after its restoration. 2
This locality is celebrated for healthfulness--
IFS parallel in this respect is unknown in the
West. 1t is on the highlands, miles from
Lake Erie, % miles from the Berlin Station,
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad, via Sandusky;
4 miles from Townsend Station, Southern .Di-
vision 6. G T.. Railroad, via Norwalk; miles
from Norwalk and IA miles from Sandusky,
via C & T. Railroad.
The prices including board, treating and nurs-
ing, will vary fiom 81 to $40 per week.
Address Crystal Fountain Retreat Berlin
Heights, Erie County, o. limb
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FREMONT Journal.
90 - =. :, , = 4 49, !. ---I-i--l tBl q
Friday May ,IS5h

Tomorrow evening Buskeye Halls 70
be ths seen. . "Reminiscences Ofths shines that
iris d meas souls. The EVTERPEANs'
Justly celebrated for their successful sShibtiens
through The Western States, VIII s;ss one Of
tb.ir entertainments Tor the admiration Of the
eiii.sss OF Fremont. consisting Of Panorama oi
the .,Baitles Of Che Revelation J" together with
one of their inim table Concerts Of vocal and in
ssr6tSentsl music. We advise every one 70 30.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
H6MdiOPATsIY.

DR. j. w. FAILING, having estab-
IL lished himself for the purpose of practieing
Homeopathy in this place and vicinity, would
respectfully announce 10 the public that his pres
ent arrangements will enable those desrous of
availing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment,
to rely with certainty upon prompt attention to
their calls, whether in or out OF the town. ne
ROOMS-In Sharp, e. Shomo's Block, for
mery occupied as the Telegraph Office.
FREMONT, OHIO. Is
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FISHING TACKLE.

100000 Cat Fish. Hooks and Lines, also,
Trout Lines in any quantity. Reeds, Floats,
Tips, Joints, Rods, &c. Also, the Silver
Spinning Bait and Hook, The best thing ever got
ur for Bass, Pike and PickereL being superior
to any other bait, either natural or artificial in
the world. Warranted 10 catch every fish that
looks at It.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04

CLEVELAND BANK NoTE REPoRtER- ave
haVereceived the first number Of this new work
published BY PIkRcE & NELsoE, Bankers, Of
Cleveland, Ohio. From an examination of it
we think 1t worthy of patronage by western
commercial and business men. II will be pub
Ished 7sehil-mOnthIsy, at the low Price or fifty
7csnlsper year. All orders directed to Pierce
and Nelson, Bankers. Cleveland, Ohio, willre-
-ceive their atishti5h.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04
HYEEANA
Brought Home to the Door Of the Million
A wonderful Discovery

II w AFASSSNC2S
Has recently been made by DR.. Curtis, ofthis
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma and all diseases the Lung. We refer to
! DR.. Curtis Hyfenha, or InhaIing Hygean
Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method DR.. c. has Testofed many afflicted
ones to perfect health; as.an evidence ofwhich
he has ipnumefable certificates. Speaking of
the treatment; a physician remarks: 1t is evil
dent that inhaling--constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal proper
ties must come in direct tcontacl with the whole
of the arial cavity Of the lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon
ihem when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected 10 the process Of digestion. The
Hygeana is for sale atalI Tie druggists through
out the country. Y. Dutckntarj of jan ID
! The lnhaleris worn on the Breast under the
linen withoutthe eleastineo1venie heat
Of the bedy being sufficient to eVaParate the
fluid. ,l.. -.
lowing might be named. One Package of Hy-
geana has cured me Of the ASTHMA Of six
years standing, ,-Jas. +. Kers5erryi P. ". Of
DuncGnnoTi, Pa. .....4 4,.. l.-r.4
standing BY ", Curtis Hygeana.-.NargGret
MIS-. Paul Of No. hammond St., N. u
was cured Of a severe case OF Bronchetis by
the Hygeana - -.
My sister has been cured of distressing
cough ofseyeral years standing, and decided to
be incdrable By. her Physicions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.-J. H.
Gaubert. p. NJ, Richmond, Ne
| Price three Dollars a Package. Sold by
CURTIS & PERKINS, and ROYD,& PAUL
No: I49 Chambers ST., N. "a Packages
sent free by express to any part of the United
States for Tel Dollars.
| II, B.-Dr. Curtis Hvgeana is the OKIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all
others are base imn;itati0ns or vile and INJU-
RlOUS counterfeitS. Shun them as you would
POISON. Sold by,
S. BUCKLAND & CO., and
JOHN F. WOOSTER. Fremont, O.
| Oct. 1854. S9:Iy -.
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BE From ell parts Of the County and
and the adjoining Oaes, We hear the most aatter'
: ing accounts of the fOvOrabl prospects Of tbs
growing wheat crop. The winter aud easly Par
of the spring was rather severe for 1t, but the
ylate heavy rains and warm weather have
brought it forward rapidly. There is far less
wheat now on the ground, than has been fOr
many years, our farmers having tarned Their
attention more 10 the corn crop, believing il
more sure. Grass loo ks first rate. The corr
crop Of fSandusky county This fab win be heavy
one.
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A GREaT RAIS.-We were favored with
ssveral heavy showers 6fTaih on Monday nighl
last. accompanied with The most vivid lightning
und terrific thunder. The timely rains andthe
warm weather have brought forward vegetation
very rapidly The farmers prospects Of bOun-
tiful crops never looked more prospecting than
fhey do at present.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-05-04

FRU1T TREES, in this vicinity, have al
ready put forth their blossoms. NOtwithstahd-
Eng the severe winter and The OH repeated dec
iaratiOn that peach trees were all killed, we are
happy TO say that unless late fros,s should visit
us there viii be no great lack Of peaches in our
county this fall.