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Shingles of Superior Quality.
Superior 1s.ssS.

Superior teaS-
N-3F sc. Hl % Imp rel ssanpow fess.
L Of the best quality. JUS re eived by
4 VI COOK & son
S,PTCE~-Grpuuu spt unground, 1sndtes. Fruits,
Soon fections SC, tor sale ~
VI cGOK & SON
ssk GROSS IT AscGutou gh's fine black Ink Just fut
S~S up and for sale l. IL Me UILuUGH'S
March l.. INsa- M Il Vain street
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Dry pine and Poplar Lumber,

lust received n lot of Clear Pine. On hand LIST an Il
II Common Pine 30. 600 feet Poplar all thiek
lesses, Flooring, pine and poplar, hand
CAIN & MALSBY
lstmonth. Ie5J
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FOls SALE.

reasonable terms house lot in Kai
4enty cauuEs. Til. house i nearly eosEsialEs
seven aut celia; we'll eI>ern
pump each. TIE i = square of n
each "a bounded and north - streets,
other sides alleys.
In addition above house there
h4e Frame Dazzling.
she. b lau house. ale three
saoAe house. house. Ac hearing att
large nunher Of fine Es-rsreens of various kinds
The in excellent repair The location is
eNcSiIe4 EatStoRu ~ a
frum the Indiana CsutrsIKsiirott and Depot
WILLIAM uAJGHfoN.#
Apply Richard uaGghtan the premises Harvey
Belt orto William Haugtun. Rjchulend, Ind
4th month. =. le55. Is-tf
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y EW stock of 50 hour ana day Brass Clocks
y {. \ DICKINSON
sprfl Il. 80 I7-tf
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To nur Patrons.

the se3eftStlon * numerous citizens, have ss-
eladsa 10 continue tbs Auction and Cuza,aiss;o.
Business. the ed staai Saan t4oase. Ne vii rSy
liberal eash advances cosfgfuaenes for auetiaa or ~
All kin1s u oat-p3r sales attended 10 vita
pgptapSne>ss
- esular sales Saturday afternoon and evening.
FARQUHaR Il ARNOLD.
Nov. ST. ISL se-u
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Worked Pine Flooring $50 s1f.erIor1riae8e 9
~ WcrxsS Pins 1soszaES kept constantly fer saae ~
EILIoIf CoAk8s
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aEsas area Hams.
Dried Peaches.

1sfs1 81 9se hss+ ssassx assx % AAz.a an 81 -
~ = n. p sHasa ssrSe1, IS sfEa " ~ ~
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HAVE very choice article Of clean Ftsss.ea 10 tn
10 farmers ths spTtaS en- as good seras eAn ).
BAD ~ any either Ptze- Farmers wishing ~.
season, ALL mad il 20 their interest caIlersE
March 2, 1855. ss :.
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Carpet Slsa6s

z HE hest qaa4iss Of Tennessee Peaches es.,...,
bA-a = No. 81 Main street era VI s.cN.
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AF ali collars, g the hest quality nov en hama
7 , fer sale ey ESQ v saFSSssss
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NEW GOODS.


HE undersigned are opening az their Stors
NJ. 20 Main 81, very general assortment u sea
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

"As we understand the Sag NIGHTS,
they are an organization simply to follow in
the trail Of the Know Nothings-simply TO
worry them,' and ind out their secrets, and
expose them to open day light Ohio
Statesman.
We we're somewhat disappointed with
the Statesman this morning. as we antici.
pated denial Of all knowledge Of such Sc
cret political society as the Sag NIGHTS. and
we expected to hear sermon upon the de-
praviiy of human nature in general, and Of
The Journal in particular. But we were
mistaken. The Statesman admits the or
ganization OF the Sag NIGHTS as asecret So
ciety, but says it is simply formed ito wor-
ry the Know NothingsF" We trus: the
Sag Nichts will have good time worrying
the Know Nothings.
As the one eyed doorkeeper was at his
post again last evening. we are enabled to
give few more particulars of the doings
of this worrying institution. The following
are the elected officers to serve the present
term: c. Bretze, (Clerk in State Treasur-
er's Oficel. President; DR.. Seeger, Vice
President; Levi Wilson. (Clerk in Audit
or's ofice.) Secretary. and G. B. Flood.
Treasurer. Two candidates were elected
last evening. who will be Initiated at Hette-
sheiner's on Front street, next Saturday
evening.
The signs of recognition have been alter
ed Of late; now, when Sag Nicbt wishes
to make himself known, be will place his
thumb in either of the top button holes in
his coat; the answer will be by rubbing the
right eye with all the fingers of the right
band. The grip is by shaking hands, Civ
ing two shakes. and saying, THE country's
safe" In gaining admission to the Hall of
the Order, two raps must be given nt the
door, and the password to be given upon
entering. United We staRd;" then advance
TO the middle of the room. The ends of
the fingers Of both hands are placed togeth
er, and raised over the mouth. The Pres
ident recognizes the motion with a slight
bow, and the individual takes his seat
Nearly all the State officers, two of the
clerks in the post, office, and all the guards
ofthe Penilentiary, have been initiated with
in the past month. The Sheriff and two Of
his deputies, and three of the hands in the
Statesman Office, were original members
Great efforts have been made to get the
principal editor to join.--O. s. Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

john MITCHELL GONE SoUTH TO LIVE
The American Times of New York. thus
chronicles the movements Of the 'patriot
exile" John Mitchell, and gives him very
ungallsnt hint about the worth of his vote.
The local editor Of the Richmond IRhig
learns from a friend 10 that city, who has
recently received letter from John Mitch
eli, dated ct New York, that that gentle
man was about TO leave, with his family. fol
Tenn, in day or two after the date Of the
letter TUESDAY last) He states in the let
ter that he proposes to reside in that Stat'
permanently, being Influenced to that steI
principally by desire to raise his children
in the South. He purposed making Rich
mond his route, but subsequently selected
Charleston whittier be goes BY one of the
regular line Of steamers to that city from
New York
/ His intention is TO engage in farming. al
least for the next four years, the term o
his probation preparatory to his becoming a
citizen Of this Republic.
We trust sincerely that before tina. four
years have transpired "Sam" may have
something to say to "John" concerning
natural zation,' which will eAectually settle
the matter of citizenship. Mitchell can be
quite as valuable to the community aritkoui
vote as aoith it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
MocKrRrl-The New York nnners are

MocKERYl-Tbe New York papers are
telling of new stretch in blasphemy and
intemperance, which exceeds anything that
has yet met our eyes IN these days Of de-
generacy, moral and political The place
pointed out is at l42 Chatham street, kept
by a German named Lewis Donckel ana a
man named Smith The Mayor sent Two
officers, in citizens dress, TO examine into
the reported proceedings They took their
beer, and conforming 20 the customs ofthe
place remained unsuspected. The follow
ing are the facts derived from their report;
The room which was very large was FL
led with tables and arm chairs. with the ex.
ception of space in the rear portion Of it.
where set billiard table. which was COW
eIed over with black cloth. On one end
of this table was erected kind Of altar, by
The side of which stood two wax candles
On this altar lay large Bible, open. The
shutters Of the doors and windows we're up
and the room lighted with gas. Mr. Done.
kel was dressed 10 long, black clerical
robe, white neckerctaief, and black skull
cap,
Shortly after 10 o'clock. Mr.. D. arose
and apologized to his audience for not haV-
ing commenced the exercises, and gave as
a reason therefor, that his two Chsplains
had not yet arrived, whom he said he sup
posed had been drunk over Saturday night,
the same ss all other ministers. He would
therefore wait few minutes longer in
hopes that they would yet come.
After waiting some time, be said he
could no, wait any longer, and would there
fore be obliged to select the bar keepers as
his assistants on this occasion. These last
accordingly donned the clerical robes, but
rot having any neckerchief to suit, they
took two Of the table covers, tied them
around their necks, and the services COM
menced.
The officiating clergyman read passage
from the Bible. and then proceeded TO ex-
hort the audience, which was continually
increasing After speaking for few min
utes in the most violent manner against
Mayor Wood and all reform measures and
exhorting those who heard him, as an in
dependent society of "Free Thinkers" by
which name they are known) he would sit
down and take a mug of beer. After rest
ing for half an hour or so, he would again
commence In this manner he kept the
meeting up until a late hour in the even
ing.
During the continuance of his remarks,
the officers estimate that the number of
persons who visited :he saloon and partook
Of beer could not have been less than four
hundred.
There are three or four other places in
this city, which carry on a similar business
on the Sabbath. all of whom the Mayor in
tends to suppress, if possible, during the
present week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

DoN'T Cover HIS TRAcKs-We cat the
following notice from the Canton RepoSi-
tory of March 7tb, BY which it will be seen
that we bring ''prOof as strong as holy writ, "
that Gen. Wilson is engaged in forming Sag
Nicht societies throughout the State, in ODE.
dience to the duties imposed on him by the
9th of ofJanuary Conventions:
SAC NIcHTs.-We learn that Gen. Will
son, an old liner, Of Seneca county, visited
our city few days since, and organized a
Sag Nicht society. Rumor says that A.
McGregor is its President, and N. P. Reiz
ell its Secretary. La me, is it possible
that our Scotch brother would join secret
political society?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

TIE NEW POSTAGE LAw.-Every per-
son being interested in the amended act Of
March 3. 1855, in regard to postages, a
synopsis of its provisions will not be unac-
ceptabls:
Under this law, all single letters mailed
for any distance not exceeeiDg three thous-
and miles are TO pay three cents. and for
any distance exceeding three thousand miles
ten cents. Haitian ounce 10 weight will
constitute single letter; and double. treble,
and quadruple letters to be charged in the
same proportion. All letters must be pre-
paid. except such as are to or from a for
eigu country, or those addressed to officers
of the Government on official business
The Law is TO take effect from and after the
next fiscal quarter. After the lst January
next .he postmasters are 10 afix stamps
upon all prepaid letters upon which none
are placed by the writer's. a registration
of valuable letters is required to be made
upon the payment of fee Of FIVE cents in
addition to the prepaid postage, but the
Government will not be responsible for the
loss of any registered letter or packet.
The franking privilege is to remain as
heretofore.
Selling postage stamps for larger sum
than their marked value is TO be punished
as a misdemeanor.-Nat. Intelfgencer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

LOOKING SourH After the President
vetoed the General Improvement Bill two
special bills we're passed, one for removing
distractions in the Savannah River in Geor-
ga, and the other for deepening the chan
mel in the ST. Clair River and Lake Michi
gau. True to the grand idea of the Slave
Democracy, the President signed the bill
for the Savannah improvement, but pocket
ed and thus vetoed the bill for the benefit
of the nayigation on the Northern Lakes
This is without excuse. except on the theo
ry that the South is TO have the entire ben
eft of Government We adopt the Ian
guage Of the Cincinnati GaE"tie: "Frsnklir
Pierce, it is evident, has no regard for the
North or West, and they have just as LITTLE
for him."-Stafe Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
FoR BRoNcHr1Is. Throat Diseases. Hack.

For BRONCHITIS. Throat Diseases. Hack.
ing Cough and the effects of mpr udent use Of
Mercury, no medicine has ever been discovered
which has effected such cures as CAR TER'S
SPANISH MIXTURE.
Throat diseases produced b. salvation, hack.
ing cough. bronchial affections, liver diseases,
neuralgia and rheumatism, have all been re-
lieved and cure in wonderful manner, by the
great puriiyer OF the blood, Carter's Spanish
Mixture.
The case Of T. Fl. Ramsey, alone, should sat
isfy any who doubt. Call on the agent aud pro-
cure a pamphlet containing the cures, which
will astUund you. See advertisement. 5w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

Mr.. Stuart, one of the Michigan Senators,
in speech at Tammany Hall. since the ad-
journment, admits that the President did
pocket the bill appropriating $4,000 dol
lars for the improvement of the ST Clair
Flats What became of the Savannah
River bill? The Michigan Senator saws he
likes such treatment-at least he defends
the President for the act. Does dog like
TO be kicked?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door Of the Milo
A wonderful Discovery

I
A wonderful Discovery
| Has recently been made BY DR.. Curtis, ofthi!
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth.
ma and all diseases of the Lung. We refer tc
DR.. Curtis Hvgeana, or InhaIug Hygean
Vspor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method DR.. C. has restored many afflicted
ones to perfect health; as an evidence Of which
he has innumerable certificates. Speaking oi
the treatment, physician remarks: 1t is evil
I fdent that inhaling-constantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicina proper
ties must come in direct contact with the whole
of the arial cavity ofthe lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected TO the process OF digestion The
Hygeana s for sale at all the druggists through
out the country.-N. Y. Dutehman Of Jan. Il
The lnhaleris worn on the breast under the
linen without tn least tinconvenience-the heat
ofthe body being sufficient to eVaparate the
fluid.
Hundreds ofCASES CfCURES like the fol-
lowing might be named. One Package of Hy-
geana has cured me Of the ASTHMA OF six
years standiDg.-JGs. F. KeesbeTry, P. VI. Of
Duacannon, Pa.
am cured of the ASTHMA Of 10 years
standing BY Dr. Curtis Hygeana.-.Margaret
EGston, Brooklyn. N. T.
Mrs. Paul Of No. hammond st., N. Y,
was cured ofa severe case of Bronchetis by
the Hygeana.
My sister has been cured of distressing
cough ofseveral years standing, and decided to
be incurable by her Physicions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH BY the Hygeana.-J. H
GGu5ert, P. NJ, Richmond, Ne
Price three Dollars a Package. Sold by
CURTIS g. PERKINS, and BOYD'& PAUL
No, I49 Chambers ST., n Y-4 Packages
sent free by express TO any part of the United
States for Ten Dollars
N. B.-Dr. Curtis Hygeana is the ORIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all
others are base limitations 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 39:Iy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
BuckIandS' Corner.
POmades for the Hair.

FLORAL PoMADEs.-For concentration,
delicacy, and purity of odor, these delightful
Pomades are unequaed in the Old or New
World. They are redolent Of the fresh-bloom-
ing fragrance of the flower s whose name they
bear, and will retain their floral aroma undimin-
ished and unimpaired in all seasons and in eY-
cry cline.
CRYSTAL PoMATUM "A beautiful trans
parent paste, OF exquisite fragrance, which gives
elasticity and brilliant gloss to the hair, and
serves to keep ii in curl.
PHILocoME.-A well known and popular
pOmsde, perfumed with the richest and purest
scents, and free from all tendency 10 rancidity.
fault almost universally charged upon the
other preparations of this name.
BEEF MARRow.-Prepared from the
freshest and pu rest materials. it has gained
great favor among the authors customers, for
its rich perfume, nd the silky gloss it cOmmu-
nicates tc the hair. 1t e hardly needfuI 10
state tn at most of the so cal led "ox' and "beef
marrows' are mere limitations, made Of lard
and tallOw per fumed
BLAcKPoMATUM-A convenient unctious
compound for colOring the hair, preferred by
many to Hair Dye, from its simplicity of aPpli-
cation and highly fragrant perfume.
PnILocoME TABLET,-These Tablets are
prepared of six different floral odors. Of choic.
and delicate fragrance, are very convenient in
use, and from their peculiar composition. retain
their consistency an perfume much longer
than any other similar articles.
The above described pomades are the
best and purest preparations for the hair extant.
For sale BY S. Buckland & Co. Call and see.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
% JENNY |

H JENNY LIND, has entered into an
engagement to again visit England in pro-
fessional capacity. Her concerts will par
take more of The character Of Sacred mus
il, and she will appear only in Exter Hall
It is not perhaps generally known that Jen-
ny has issued the second edition Of Gold
sehnaidfs sOorks. yet such is the statement
of English papers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
Married.

Ia Green Creek, on ths llth inst. by Rev
Geo. r.. Brown, MIR. James II uss and Miss
Eliza Van Doren. 5sf
On the 18th of March, in Fremont by Rev.
Henry a, Russi;er, Mr.. c. RAYMOND, OF
Sandu.ky City, and Mrs. LAYINlA RAY
MOND, OF Margarstta.
- thnnLs-Cnkn rerairad
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

THE YoUxo sHANGHA1s, who are given
SO much to growing in the streets o nights,
have mot very musical voice. and unless
they can improve their key, had better
abandon the practice.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
pr. ~. II. F.9RRELL'S
CELEBRATED ORIGINAL
Arabian LInanent.

Established 1S44.
The Geauiue can aiWays be known By The
name DR.. W. B. FqrrsHs arabian Lin
ausemt. All other LinQments 5y this
name are Counterfeits.
The Arab an Linimeut.
Is used upon the human system, with un
bounded success, in rheumatism, gOuI and
Palsy.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure pain and weakness in the back.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure spinal diseases, sWellings, sprains
and bruises.
The Arabian LinimeDt.
Will cure sore feet. sore hands. corus and warts
The Arabian l. Lniment,
Will cure mumps, frosted parts, and sWelled
neck,
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure sore throat, sore eyes, and lead ache.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure burns, scalds, wounds and aesh cuts
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure snake bites, and many cutaHesus
diseases.
The Arabian Liniment,
Willcure contracted cords, stiff joints. and neck.
The Arabian Liniment,
viii cure or relieve nearly sTVOus or in
aamat ory diseases.
The Arabian Liniment,
Is adapted to all constitutions.
The Arabian Liniment,
Is a blessing TO the afflicted
The Arabian Liniment,
Will render perfect satisfaction in all eases.
For Horses and Cattle,
bru ses, wiudgalls and swelliugs.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure galds, cuts, wounds aud scratches.
The Arabian Liniment,
Will cure sweeney, founder, and psll evil.
The Arabian Linimeni,
Will cure chOlic, bolts, and all inhamstiOns.
The Arabian Llniment,
Should be in the Store Of every Dealer.
For sale in Fremont, BY
s BUCKLAND & so, and
J F. WOOSTER,
by Druggists generally, and the Proprietor, Sc
Dearborn street, Chcsgo, H. 35-6m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

R An Englishmsn named SHoTBoLT,
committed suicide in Sandusky on Thurs
day of last week, BY hanging himself in his
bedroom. When found his body was cold
and stiff Rum vas the probable cause.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
Removal.
SANDUSkY q

J q II. Il T. ESH Il Il,
Have Removed their Grocery and Pr0Vis-
ioa Store into their
spacIOHS Three Story Brick Building,
Opposite Buckisnd's Block
TXTHERE they are better prepared than they
w ever have been, TO supply their friends
with every article Of Goods in their line. and
they invite their old customers aAd the public
generally, to give them call.
Their stock consists of ri
Coffee, Brown and Crushed Coffee Sugar,
Tea. Tobacco. MoLasses, Syrup. Fish,
Candies, dc, ee.j GHkinds of featables,
together withsvery thing usually kept sim
lie establishments.
Dec Is, 1854. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16

TAPPING. consultation, several
physicians decided that dropsical patient
should be tapped. Upon hearing of tho
decision of the doctors. son of the sick
man approached him and said-"Fatherl
don't submit to the operation. for there nev-
er was any thing tapped in our house that
LASTED more than a week J"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
$4,000 Reward!
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

STRAYED OR STOLEN
EROM the Barn of the subscriber on Musca-
l. lunge, p miles west Of Fremont, on the
night Of the 22d of February, a MARE and
TWO two year old COLTS. The Mare was
Of small size, pony breed, bright bay, with
white strip in the forehead. One Colt bright
bay, small spot in the forehead, a little white on
the right hind foot. The other a dark bay or
brown. The above reward will be paid TO any
person returning said mare and colts, or a rea-
sonable compensation for any information which
will lead to their recovery.
NICHOLAS BOWLUS.
Muscalunge, March 9, 1855 7w3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
Corporation Election.

IN HE Qualified Electors Of the in
corporsted village of Fremont are hereby
notified to meet on The first Monday Of April
next. at the usual time and place of holding the
Corporation Elections in said village Of Free
mont, end then and there 70 elect one May
or. one Recorder, and five Counci'men. for the
ensuing wear thereafter. C. S. CLICK,
March Ii, '55 Cor'tion Recorder.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-03-16
NOTICE.
lands. the Public Generally

NOTICE.
To our Friends, the Public Generally.
6 HAVING at great expense, procured
sSSe the assistance ofan experienced
Watch Maker,
who has worked in ths Watch Msnufaeioriss
OF Europe, and who has for the last two years
been engaged in one of the
largest New York Establishments,
We will in futurs be able to do all work sntrust.
ed to us, with promptness and in such man-
ner as will give satisfaction to our customsrs.
Chronometers, Duqlex, Levers and COM
mon watches repaired aud WA R RAN TED
for on year. All kiuds of Clocks repaired and
Warranted
Jewelry mended atshort notice. Aecor.
dions tuned and repaired.
Call and see the splendid lot Of DOubis and
Single barrelsd
Duck and Bird Guns,
and trimmings of kinds. at
LEPPELMAN'S.
November 70. 1854 d