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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
GINS AND ACCOUTREMENTs

GUNS AND ACCOUTREME
Extra fine double barreled stub and twist bird
guns, $50 to 60 each.
Fine English twist, double, ducking guns,
Extra heavy, double dueking guns, l6 to ~ lbs
weight, warranted to kill at 20 rods,
Double guns, rifle and shot,
Cheap double guns, 8 to Sl2 each,
Fine and common single guns,
Boys guns, very cheap, Fine single rifles,
Good common guns, we'll manufactured and
finished, Cheap brass pocket pistols,
CoIts repeating pistols, Aliens revolvsrs,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
CLOCKS.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

Fine violins from 10 20 dollars each,
Common violins from IS cents TO so
Best quality Italian, E A D and G strings,
Best English do
Rest German do
Violin pegs, finger boards and tail pieces,
Violin bridges, Violin cases,
Violin bows, all qualities, Refined rosin,
Tuning forks, Tuning pipes, Claronets,
Harmonicans. all sizes, Tamborines,
Accordions 8 and 10 keyed and single, lst and
I'd quality,
Aceordions D double keyed,
Extra aecordions 10 to Il keys with semitones,
FIutinas, extra fine to Is keys do
Flutes worth flom so cents to $40 each,
Flies, box wood, satin wood, ebony and common
Violin Instructors, Accordion Instructors,
Flute do Caronet do
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Leather and Findings,

OF every variety for Shoemakers, Harness and
Saddlemakers.
hope to have call from all the old friends
whom traded with while in the Hardware bu
sines, and from hosts Of new ones, and by close
attention to the business of supplying their
wants in quality, quantity and price to meritand
receive their patronage.
am nov receiving the following articles:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
More Brick!
Coal Coal! Coal!

BEGckSml5thS Come aud See!
We havsjust received large Cargo of
PITTSBURG BLACKSMITHS' COAL
Ofthe very purest kinds.
ENTIRELY free from Sui phur or Slate.
This Coalis not the SweePings of the Eastern
Coal Yards, but is the choicest article
EVER BROUGHT TO FREMONT.
We have two qualities at our Yard, adjoining our
Foundry and Machine Shop, which we offer
For 81 and So per Ton.
We warrant satisfaction to every purch ser
Nov. "a. JUNE & JUNE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
LEI'P MANS
Catalogue of Goods

Just received from New York, and for sale
WHOLESALE and RETAIL!
WATCHES.
Extra fine English levers, gold cases, hunts
man and open,
Common do. do
Extra heavy silver patent levers. huntsman
and open,
Fine gold detached levers, expressly for ladies',
Common do do
Fine gold do hunting cases,
Imitation gold do
Plated escapement watches,
lIuntsman cased detached levers, plain and en-
graved casing,
Hunsman lepine do
Algarine escapement,
Silver escapement watches,
do do Half plated,
do do Three fourths plated,
Plated huntsman cased levers, perfect imitation
Of gold.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
SILVER AND PLATED WARl
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

Large sized gold pens and pencils, gold cases,
Medium do do do
Large sized gold pen cases,
Medium do
Gold pens and pencils in India rubber cases
something new,
Mammoth gold pens in silver, ivory, and ebony
handles,
Union gold pens, Copying pens, Medium pens,
in silver, ivory, and ebony handles,
Ladies pens, do do
Cheap gold pens, do do price IS cents
A very large assortment of superior pens al
ways on hand, every pen warranted,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
The Prospect Brightens!

HHE GLOOM WHICH PREVAILED
Il over our heretofore prosperous State, in
consequence the failure of The crops, and The
prevalence ofthe pestlence which many sad
heart by its blighting influence, to all appearan-
ces has passed away with unexampled severe
winter and every heart beats high the prospect of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
CautiOn.-LOttery Frauds.

Office of MaryIa nd Consolidated Lotteries, I
Baltim ore, Nd, Goth June, 1855.
THE Commission er Of the Maryland state
i Lotteries has de emedit his duty to caution
the public against tn numerous swindlers who
circulate by mail and otherwise, fraudulent lot
terry sche mes, and pr etend 10 be agents for the
sale Of tick els in lole ries which are wholly 6c-
titous. The only egal lotteries in Maryland
are those drawn daily under the superintend-
ence Of The Commissi oner elected by the people
Of the state under the new Constitution to exam
inc and approve the schemes and attend to the
drawings. All the tickets in these lotteries and
all certificates of packages of tickets have the
Autographed signature F. K: BRESAE, general
agent for the contractor. Ofnce OF the Mary
land Consolidated Lotteries, Baltimore, Md. =
All others are fraudulent. For full informa-
ton am the subject Of these frauds, Address,
F. X. Brennan,
V.B.P.-31y1 Baltimore, Nd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
ChrystaIotypes.
Room TO Rent.
TAKEN BY STORM!

.TNHE STORE ROOM lately occupied by
A. Gusdorf in Sharp q ShomO's Block.
Enquire of H. Shomo, at the store OF King,
Ziegler & Co. SHARP 81 SHOMO.
Fremont, May 25, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
WORK PRICES.

Having procured the services of experienced
workmen, will be able TO do all kinds Of work
well and with despatch. All work Warranted
for one year. l.. LEPPELMAN.
Fremont, Oct. s, 1855. 81
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
JOHN F. WOOSTER,
Wholesale and Retail Druggist.

FREMONT, OHIO,
b Who has just received a
J veryIarge and well selected Stock
~ ofAmeriean, French and English
90 DRUGS and MEDICINES,
Dye Stgfs and FOncy articles.
My Goods are selected with great care and
will be warranted as reprsseted or the money
refunded in every case.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Coal Yard.

DLACKSMITHS, FOUNDERS, and al
ID others, who wish, can now be suPpIe'
with any quantity of Pittsburgh COAL atOu
Yard, for $4 so Psrton. ,,,D-,
Aug. 4. JUNE N JONE'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Fremont Machine Shop,
E" UN""~a
.9md E'IOsO .NGMmfGcfOry.

/
s4Ild E0LOIC sNHHMTHcEOTu.
ITHE subscribers have lately made exten =
| i sive additions to their business BY the
purchase Of all the necessary machinery 10 en-
able them to fill any orders that may be eHtrus-
ted to them, for the
Construction of Steam Engines,
Of any required poscer.
MACHINERY AND IRON WORK,
in allthe departments OF P at:ern making, FOrg.
ing, Finishing, &c.
Our knowledge Of The businessissueh as TO
warrant in saying that perfect satisfaction
will he given to all, and on our part no exer-
ton shall be spared to secure PrOmpiness and
Perfectnessi n the MANUFACTURE or RE-
PAIRS of
Machinery or Mill Work.
We also make Patent Cross head for Mu-
lay Saws. The right was procured byusin
Canada and we are the only persons in the
United States Manufacturing the same.
BOLTS and SCREWS, for Bridges. Press
es, Buildings, and all other varieties made to
order. We are prepared to make
CASTIN
of all descriptions, and Of superiorquality, on
short notice.
E @ GID NV -
ofthe most approved patterns, manufacturedin
large quantities, and warrantedto to do good work.
We are preParedtofurnishC COAL and IRON
to Blacksmiths, Founders, and all who may de-
sire in any quantity.
We offer PITTSBURGH IRON for Wsg-
ons, all round, for "a 50 per hundred.
We will pay Cash,
For anv quantity Of OLD IRON, BRASS and
COPPER, suitable for our purposes delivered
at our shop. JUNE d JUNE.
Fremont, August 4, 1854. 28-tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Better. Times.

forgetting the past, and anticipating prosper
ous future. The crops now look unusually prom
Using, and no doubt in three months the hus-
bandmaa will once more be permitted to harvest
an abundant crop. In view Of this prospect we
have been 10 The Eastern Cities and selected one
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
JEWELRY.


I Extra heavy and fine gold fob chains,
Silver fob chains: silver curb chains
Heavy and light gold curb chains, fine and me-
dunn quality,
Gold fob keys, Gold guard keys,
{" fob buckles, /" locket keys,
a. locket seals single and double,
" vest keys, new styles,
Gold racket keys,
Mosaic sleeve and collar buttons,
Gold and stone do
Cameo shirt studs; gold slides fine and common,
Plain gold sleeve buttons and shirt studs,
Plain gold collar buttons,
Coral snaps, Plain gold do, every variety,
Ladies' sleeve buttons,
Diamond breast pins, Sl8 TO S35 each.
Diamond finger rings sis TO S IS each,
Gents cluster pins California diamonds,
Masonic pins, Odd Fellows pins,
Mechanics pins, Firemen's pins,
Hook and ladder company's pins,
Fine I6 carat ear rings; ear-drops 10 and l8 do
Cheap gold drops and rings
Plated ear drops and rings,
Fine gold brooches; cheap gold brooches,
Gold and plated charms,
Gold box pins single and double,
Gents box pins gold locket pins,
Gold tooth picks,
Cameo set Of pin and rings; Mosaic set do
Cameo, and Mosa ic rings and pins single,
Gold rings, solid, Is carats fine; do Il carats,
Regard rings, locket seal rings, fine scale rings,
Cheap scale rings,
Gilt rings and pins by the gross or dozen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16

r AM now receiving and opening an entire
L new stock of
Groceries,
Leather and Findings,
wooden Ware.
Ropes and COPdage, &c.
have bought nearly all my Goods at first
hands, and for CASH, and l am prepared 10
furnish country dealers and the town grocery
trade at Wholesale as
Lou as they can Juy in CIeveland.
My profits will consequently be small, and
My business must be done for Ready Pay
To the Town and Country Retail trade, I can
offer inducements in the way of more com
plete and
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT,
20 select from than can be found elsewhere, and
at prices that will suit every body.
The second story of my building is fitted up
WITH FEED BINS,
with tubes extending 10 the first foor-a ful
supply of
Feed Constantly on hand,
And with the conveniences named customers
will not be delayed in procuring it.
JAMES MOORE has bis FLOUR and
FEED Depot in my Store, supply will
always be on hand, and sent to his custom
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
Leather md Findings.

TV'OOdCN-9UHre.
50 doz pals, Cedar pals and tubs,
so I" tubs, Nests of Boxes. and
900 wood tar cans, Covered pals,
ID doz iron bound half. Patent and common
bushels. Clothes pins
% doz mon sticks, Bread and butter trays,
- q zinc washboards, Brooms and whist do
10 "wire selves, Churns and toy pals,
90 stwood coffee mill Barrel covers,
5 ss butter prints but Willow sewing chairs
ladies' and spades, do arm do
Potato mashers, do wagon do
Beef mallets, Faucets,
&C., &c, g., &C., &c.
JAMES MITCHELL.
Fremont, August 3, 1855. %
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-11-16
FREMONT JOURN AL {:
ISAAC NJ. KEE l. e II.
Publisher and Proprietor

The JOURNAL is published every Friday
morning. OFFICE-iu Buckland's Block
bird story; Fremont, Sandusky County, o.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
written for the Western Democrat

The North C1roIina Wig of the l7,h, con.
tains a communication of two and half columns
devoted to 'Mr. CoIdweIl's Card and the Know.
Nothings." propose, il you will allow me the
privilege of appearing in your paper. to notice the
arguments Of "OId Meckcnburg" frst-his per.
sonalres afterwards. 1t is evident that the wri.
ter (Old Mecklenburg) has intended his efFusion
for the public mind, and having finished his work
in great selfcomplacency has pronounced it
"good." His rapid utlerance, his triumphant tone,
and his hvpermetrcaI ahnse nj his self CONSTITUTED
foes, forces the conviction the minds Of the
reader tina, he (he auhor) is satisfied that he will
demo!sh all of his adversaries if his wind don't
fail. AS | cannot take time to answer all of lis
questions, shall content myself to take the most
important ones, the cIinchors and do the best that
can with them. evil! he,' says O'd Meek len.
burg ''now vote for tie who drinks that the
German and Irish foreigners, convcts, criminals
paupers, santags, catholics, and all, should have
as much rights in this government as native born
American citizens, answer that am going to
vote for the no makes the constitution the
supreme law OF land, the " rule and guide of his
faith" rather than for MIN who makes the con.
suon subordinate to an invalid oath. The LIST
Article 2nd Section Is clause Of the constitution
says that the electors in each State shall have
the qualifications requisite for electors of The most
numerous branch Of the State legislature" The
2nd clause provides that person shall be rep.
resen'a'lVe in Congress unless he has been seven
years citizen OF the Uuted States. The Bird
Section Bird clause prohibits any one who has not
'been nine years citizen" from being eligible TO
the Senate, and the 9Th Section 4h clause saws
that both Representatives and Senators shall he
bound by oath to support this constitution but no
religious tfst shall eser be required as quazifca
ton to any office or public trust aoer the Uaited
States Now that constitution suits me very well,
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
Democrats of MeckIcnburg.

We warn you TO be vig!ant and active, your
old enemy and malignant foe under new name
is in the field, and working day and night-be lrue
be firm-Iis:en not TO their eloquPnce, nor The cut
and dried columns of scraps and figures and facts,
as they pronounce them. for with all their bland.
and insinuating address, they, the itinerontS
Of tic campaign are atnlin,2 death Wo,c at your
principles Again say beware! Let your
voices be heard for Craige on 2ad day of August
and shout from the seab oard will mingle With
them, and be flung from the mountains and valleys
of The old North State, which will he to know.
nothiagsm It's final quirus and anathma. Demo.
cracy and vic;ory-the constitution and laws for.
ever
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
DR.. Fl. NJ. PRITCHARD,
sprcltully yours,
L. p. WARING.

We are glad to see it announced 10 the last
Western Democrat.' that esteemed friend Dr..
III. NJ PRITCHARD has become associate editor OF
that Journal. We regard him as quite an access
ion 10 the corps editorial, and hope he will find the
exchange OF the Morter and PestLe for the Quill
pleasant and agreeable. We congratulate the de.
mocracy OF OId Alcchlc"burg in securing the ser.
vices oil such a" able and faithful exponent their
political faith. aud humby trust that the d0ses he
may administer, will fit and prepare them to &C
we'll their part ln the terrible storm destined ere
long to "gItale the mind Of this great, and once
glorious REPUBLIC.
Y0rkIiLLe Ennuiro.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27

These are daily, nay hourly, served up 10 US vii,
the exulIng exclamation Of what more do Won
want? Are not these 'palpable trulhsl'
| have already consumed more time than
wished to, and shall conclude without discussi,.
the "Catholic question" by shewing what uoOS
wings thought of catholic men, as late as the ra,.
1870 The Hon. Matthias E. Manly had bee,
nominated by Gov. Dudley, as a suitable persoD
10 succeed Mr.. Saunders on the bench, the govern
ors council refused to ratify, because be was,
communicant in the Roman Catholic Chp,.h
Judge ManIy's name was proposed The foIowur
winter TO the legislature and "Ihe members ben1
mortified" as one Of them expressed it, "al,bs
intolerant spirit of the council" proceeded 10 baO
and among others. appear the following person,
who voted for Manly the catholic. Anderson
MITCHELL Lewis Thompson, Frederic |. Hill, Mon
trevilIc Patton, b. S. Gather, ID. NJ. Barringe,
CHRISTOPHER Melchor, J. T. Moreherd, R. r
Paine r. B. Gillian, H. L. Robards, 6. c. Men,.
denhalI, Andrew Joyner, B. +. Moore, Gen, John
A. Young, Edmund F. Lilly, w. L. Mangum, W
A. Graham, VI. w. Holt, w. B. Shepherd, John.
athan WORTH w. B. Law, II. e. Jones, John
]. G. Bynum, w. J. T. Miller, r. z. Puryear
and Nathaniel Boyden. These are some Of the
gentlemen who instructed me IN the conservative
principles of the wing party-they infused into
nv youthful mind an utter adherence Of religious
into lerance, and they insied into my youthful
hear. generous sympathy for the oppressed Of
nations. have said that would notice the
representatives. Of "Old Mecklenburg" do not
know your name and therefore cannot speak 10
you personally, but | say this TO you, yov are a
contemplate puppy. and cowordIy poroon for
hiding your face behind mask when you speak
of one as you have done of me, who has dons
you no harm.
JAMES A. CALDWELL.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27

DIR. WILLIAM SLOAN,
DEAR SIR: Your note, with the cups which my
friends IN CASTOR, through you, have been pleased
to present me "as token OF their apprec citation Of
my efforts in behalf Of the cause Of internal i'm.
provement 10 their county," | receive with deep
sensibity; the pleasure of which is only dmmed
by The conscious reflection that this demon straon
is FAR greater than my feeble efforts deserve. To
their kind and friendly regard and to the sincere
desire upon my part to advance the internal i'm
Provement movement in the right direction | must
attribute this hattrring compliment. 1t is one that
feel deeply grateful for, and will cherish until
my heart grows cold as the clay that wraps the
dead.
Permit me. dear sir, to thank you for the com.
Pimentary manner in which you have been pleased
to convey hem TO me, and through you to express
my grateful acknowIedgm enrs to my friends 10
CASTOR for this highly valued token OF their re-
spect and esteem.
Very respectfully yours,
4. p. WARING.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
YorhciUe Enquirer.
From the IntclIigenccr
Rail Road Meeting.

The Stockholders Of the western end of the
Wilmington, Charlotte & Rutherford Rail Road
met "a portion OF them) at Shelby, on the l4,h
July. On motion of Ii. w. Gulon ESQ A, +.
Collins, OF Ceaveand, was appointed President.
B. S. Johnson, of Lincoln, LIST V. p; Or. William
Sloan, of CASTOR, I'd V. P. Cen Logan, 3rd V.
P; and r. P. Waring and A. J. Canister we're
appointed Secretaries.
committee. consisting Of w. J. T. Miller. J.
Stowe. A. P. Carsles and 6. w. Logan, were ap.
pointed TO ascertain the amour. Of stock repre-
scented, who reported follows:
FROM LINCOLN COUNTY,
In person, 725 shares.
By proxy, 1925
Total 1923
FROM RUTHERFORD COUNTY
In person, 20
Total 20
FROM CLEAvELAND COUNTY
In person, 927
By proxy, 10
Total 937
From CASTOR County, no return.
Alter se7erai speeches by Fl. w. Guion, w.
J. i. Miller, J. Stowe, III. Canister and g. w Lo.
gan, it was
ReSofoeti, That this meeting adjourn, TO NEE,
at this place, on Saturday, The 4th day OF August
next; and that all the Stockho in LiacoIn.
Castor, Rutherford, and CieaveIand be requested
TO be represented, in person or by proxy.
ReSCLred, That 200 notices oil the adjourned
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
KnOw-NOthInsissn alias Native Amer-
fcaRiSMB.

This is doctrine fraught with the elements oil
more evil and danger 10 our institutions than our
enemies have ever sprung upon II was con:
ceived IN sin, nIrtured in secret and after the IN
cubation OF The Philadelphia council was brought
forth in iniquity, 10 spread moral blight and mil
dew over the hopes OF the lovers and defenders Of
constitutional religious aud political liberation for
all time 10 come.
1t appeals to tse psuedo native prejudicrs OF
northern men against foreigners, and The more
malignant spirit Of lanaticism that sometimes in
their midst looms up like the fires of hell blast
and crush TO lhe very earlh the liberty OF con-
science, and the Irernans franchise. 1t is poi
sonous leaven worked into a lump by the bherest
enemies 10 our institutions have on earth. IL
is compound Of the worst elements OF their worst
passions and isuis and lactioEs they would
smilingly present to lips. and have US take 10
sicken Us unto death. It sprang up in the bosom
of that 2eQpIe, whole States of whom would break
over every barrier Of the constitution thrown a.
round II for protection, demoish the lair fabric
itself, and ride exullingly into power over lis sa.
cred fragments Can you, will you freemeG Of
this Congressional district join them in their un-
holy crusade against by going the polls on
2rd day OF Angus, and casting your votes for The
apologiss and opponents Of this order--we believe
1t not, but that you will en- nsosse give your suffrages
to the able and faithful Crage, the champion of
your rights, and thus serve to save our country
from the influence OF that band Of acfetcked maui.
men at the North, qcAo hare sarorn ul'on Tie altar
Of higher LaqO, that 0bolifiO1e shall be accomplish
ed. # not by tue moral agency Of tie free, it must
be dane By tie physical l2oacer Of tie ensluved.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-07-27
a TRFVslf-

The National Era, the organ Of Abolition Ism
at Washington, say:
tThe Northern press and Northern statesmen
having demurred to the force Of that argument,
and declared their resolution curtai' the en-
croachmFutS of slavery at every hazard there
seems TO be less disposition 10 urge it. The South
Carolina papers, even, have become merely
Ijngent disunionisls {; and if the North maintains
the high spirit which is IN the ascendant, we
predict that the contingency will never arise which
will be deemed sufficient TO WlEErIt dissolution
OF the Union.