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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
Consolation.

The Vindicator of Wyandot county has
at length found a bone Of consolation for
the slave dogs, and reader what do you
think it is? That Cooper X. Watson is
an old line locofoco!! ale more nearly
represents" quo;h Dennison, "lhe demo
Gratis who opposed, than the Republicans
who elected him" The locofoco's are
sticking their heads under Cooper's wings
to escape having them pulled of. Watson
reflects our sentiments so far as we know
them, and if Il will be any special priyalege
TO have him mount the Pierce party and
be in at the death, we have no objection to
the dying consolation. He hates Fillmore IS
corruptions, and so do all Repub!icans-he
opposes Monopolies and special privileges.
We have unaided alone been fighing them
in this county, and get mud spattered for our
pains by the lOcofocO press. But enough
Of this.
Dennison, says we are "sold" Sold do
you say? Why, sir. we are not the cattle
that Green traded for his clerkship. No
man d,ires sell us. Let another Green re-
turn TO Seneca county, and we embody the
voice Of the entire Republican party wher
we avow "By the Eternal, he shall go out
of it literary cropped and branded like a
Spanish felon." Mind Mr.. Dennison, a0e
are not for sale! Watson is not for sale.
All the purchasable baggage in Seneca
county has been bought and marked, and
oce kRoW our meR.-7E6fa Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
Mad Dogs.

The democratic editors of the State, since
the nominations of the 18th, are dangerous
They foam at the mouth and snap at every
thing around .hem. Their bite would be
certain death. If you mention Chase they
are thrown into convulsions. If you speak
of freedom party at the North which vii
permit no further extension of slavery. they
blubber and drool, and bewail the certain
dissolution Of the Union. "Their suffering;
IS intolerable."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
DenationaIization of slavery

DShsAAAOEAstAAAAkAO VI SAsASC y
This sentence is inscribed on the banners
of the Republicans of this State. Mr..
Chase in accepting the nomination of the
convention of the 18th, declared these
words to contain his leading principle in re-
gard 10 national policy. As Republicans
we claim no right to interfere with slavery
in the States where it exists, but we mean
to shut it up there. and say to the black
tide Of oppression, thus far shalt thou go,
but no farther. We mean to surround
slavery, where it exists, with a wall of fire,
which shall shut in the curse, or shall con-
sumo as flax the bonds of the slave that
crosses it. We do net mean, in this day
when the principles of liberty are working
like leaven among the nations, that the
"Model Republic" shall be branded with
the foul disgrace of being the only govern
ment on the globe that is extending slave
ry. Remember then that the first princi-
pie in the national policy of a Republican,
is to denationalize slaEery-io shut it up
within its present limits-to make it local,
not national
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
Dnn.t Work We'll.

The Ohio State Journal says, the Loco
focO Central Committee of Hamilton Coun-
ty have become disgusted with the popu-
lar vote SYSTEM for nominating candidates
for Office, and at the last meeting the follow
ing resolution was adopted:
Resolution, That in view of the unani-
nous sentiment of the Democray of this
country in favor Of the reaGoption OF the
Convention system Of nomination of caudi,
dates for the party's suffrage, this committee
declares that the Convention system shall
be the system of nomination hereafter il
this county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
Slavery in Nebraska Territory.

Slavery in Nebraska Territory.
In the Nebraska City NewS, the follow
ing announcement is made, from which il
would seem that slavery is spreading in
that quarter:
NEGROES FOR SALE AT THIS PLACE.-We
call attention to the advertisement Of Ne
groes for sale, which appears in another
column. A company of gentlemen from
Missouri, who have large interests here,
have imported t=em for the benefit of our
young and growing city. Nebraska city is
now about twice or three times larger than
any other town in the territory. Help is
much needed. and but little to be had, for
this reason slave labor is required. We
are authorized to state that the same COM
pany have twenty more in Missouri, which
will be brought out to Nebraska City il
sufficient inducements arc held out.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
Nyhnt an Opnoncr,t SAYS of Egisn

What an Opponent Says Of EziEI,.
The Ohio State Democrat, published at
Urbana, is edited by our former fellow
townsman Chas B. Flood. Our candidate
for Auditor, Francis NJ. Wright, resides in
the same town. All who know Charley
will agree with US that he is not given to
praising bis political foes, but of Mr.. Wright
he speaks in terms of high respect We
copy portion of his notice:
"The nomination of Francis NJ. Wright
of this county for Auditor Of State, by the
Fusion Convention, is all that saves the
Convention and its members from utter
reprobaton. From the names before the
Convenlion-and there were numerous as
aspirants-the nomination of Wright was
the only one Git to be made; and how il
was that they happened to stumble on a
man OF fine character, talents, and business
capacity, is to US passing strange. Mr.
Wright has long lived in this county, and
is generally respected as citizen and as a
man. He made good county Auditor,
and although, as the regular Wing nomi-
nee, he was beaten 1863 votes last fall, on
ly receiving 26G votes out of 1852 cast yet
still even those who then voted against him,
and immelated him on the Know Nothing
altar, now repent it. He has made his
peace with the Order, and they now sup
port him.
If the Lord, in chastising those whom he
loves; chooses to iaHct defeat upon the
Democratic party, in the person of their
Auditor, we will have the consolation OF
knowing that the choice will fall upon one
who will make good, and, we think, an
honest Auditor. %. S. Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27

Cincinnati is queer place. Take it all
in all there is more excitement there than
in any other small city on this side of the
water. The last Imaginable affair is the pro-
motion Of U. S. Senator Geo. E. Pugh to
be Major General of the OHIO Militia The
why and wherefore of this sudden election
of simple Senator TO be commander of the
Ohio Legion of Cornstaiks we learn from
this paragraph in the Commercial Of Thurs
day morning:
1t appears that the acls and doings of
General Sargent of this brigade, wherein
be has dsarmed several military companies
who refused to obey Lis orders on the fourth
instant, have not met the views of the Gov
ernment Of the State. His Excellency the
Commander in Chief in and over the arm
les Of the realm Of Ohio, has ordered the
arms 10 be restored. Moreover, he has ap-
pointed the Hon. George E. Pugh to the
Office Of Major General Of this division-to
be obeyed and respected accordiugly-to
whom the aforesaid General Sargent is sub
ordinate. L is also rumored that specifca-
iioDs have been framed, and Court Mar
tial ordered 10 examine into the official con-
duct Of Gcnraa Sargent, whereat George
is to odiciate in full rig and regimental-
These arc strange times and funny, and it
must be admitted things is workin."
at is supposed by some, that all this
has a sort Of mysterious relationship 10 a
coming election, and has something to do
with the question who is to get the foreign
vote of This city ?"
Shouldn't wonder! IIonors are easy
when Geo. E. Pugh is in the trick.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
ChrystalotYpes.

T HAVE secured the services of an experien-
l ced artist, and shall commence taking this
beautiful style Of pictures in few days. Five
pictures for $500. Specimens to be seen at my
gallery. A. ID. WlLES.
Fremont. July 81.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27
New York. July "a.

A correspondent of the Tribune, writing
from Mier, on the Mexican frontier, states
that the battle about to be fought between
the Revolutonists and Gen. Vol, the
Mexican commander at Matamoras, will be
decisive, and throw all the frontier custom
houses into the hands of CaraYajal and his
party, should they be successful. Woll
expected to be beaten, and has sent all his
vaIuables across the river into Texas. The
Revolutionists have 1000 men and pieces
of artillery. They propose to form con-
federation of the three Northern States,
Camaulipas Coahuila and Nueva Leon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27

Cftwelvc American surgeons who have,
within the past few weeks gone out to join
the bclligereni armies Of Europe nine at
taehed themselves 10 the service Of the Gar
and three have icilcd the allies.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27

BB New Potatoes are plenty in our
market at II cents per bushel
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-07-27

same.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
RHODES
FEVER AND AGUE CURE

NATURES lNFALLIBLE SPECIFIC,
INOEs the Prevention and euro OF Iu !.
II termittent and Remiuent feyers, Fever and Ag ,
Chills and Fever, Dumb Ague, General Debility N!gg
Sweats and all other forms of disease which have "A
pherc poison which at certain seasons is unsvodaby in
hailed at every breath Is the same in character wherever
Il exists,-NOrtil, South, East West-and viii every
where yield to this newly discovered antidoe, whichs
claimed 10 be the MEDICINE IN
MADE.
This specific s so harmless that II may be taken by per.
OF every age condition. and viii not sab
stute for disease Others still oen
the result in the treatment by Quinme, Eercury, Ar
senc, and other poisonous de4eteous drugs, not
particle of any Of which IL admitted into this PREPARATION
The proprietor distinctly claims these extraordinary
! results from the Hse Of this NATURAL ANTIDOTE TO
/ MALARIA.
twill entirely protect any resident or traveller even
In the most sckly swampy locations from any Ague.
or Bilious disease whatever, any injury from cor
/ santly inhalng Malaria OF Nasma.
1t will instantly check the Ague in pcrsons who have
suffered FOR length OF time, from day twenty
years. that they need never have another ekiH, By
continuing its according 10 directions.
ID viii Immediately relieve all distressing results ol
Bilious or que disease. such general debility night
swsais &c The patient tOnce begins 10 appe-
tte and strength, aud continues until permanent and
! radical cure is effected.
Finally. its viii Danish Fever SHd Ague nom fam
lies and all classes. Farmers aud and all abOrng men
BIZ adopting IL preventive will be free from Ague
Bilious attacks In that season of the year which, while
1t is the most siciy, s the most valuable 70 them.
One or Two bottles will for ordinary cases.
some may require more.
| Directions printed in German, French and Spanish
accompany each bottle
Prince One Dollar. Liberal discounts made 10 the
/ trade.
Trade circulars forwarded on application and the sr,i
Gle will consigned liberal terms 10 responsible pal.
JAS. 4. RHoDEs. Proprietor,
| Providence X. |.
| Up Wholesale and Retail Agents in Indianapolis-
CRAIOnEAD * BRowMso And for sale by dealers gem
rally. uarI9-ddzwiy
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
Democratic Township Meetings
this week.

this week.
Several meetings have been held in the
townships in this county during the past
week All have been remarkably well at
tended, taking into consideration the fact that
the weather has been very inclement and
county.
At Millersville, on Wednesday afternoon,
over one hundred persons were present. 1t
had been announced that JOHN l.. ROBINSON
would address the meeting, but from some
cause unknown, he did not arrive. Speeches
were made by WIN j. BROWN and WILLIAM
STEWART, and general good feeling prevailed.
On the evening previous, the Fusionists held
meeting at the same place. The attend
ance was quite slim-there being only TWEEN
ty-fiye persons present, ten of whom were Old
Liners.
At Cumberland, the same afternoon, first
rate meeting was held. DAVID S. GooDTYG
delivered an eloquent and effective address,
followed by VIM B. BEACH in one of his un-
answerable efforts.
At the Pike Township House, over seyen-
ty-five persons assembled in the afternoon
and listened to speeches from Albert g.
PORTER, AUSTIN II. BRowE and ADRIAN G.
LOGAN. Mr. PoRTER's speech is said to have
been an able effort. His arguments in favor
of the principles of the Nebraska bill were
such as would convince any candid and
thinking man that the opposition to that
measure was allacious from beginning to
end.
\ meeting was also held at the house of
Mrs. CRAIG, in the northeastern portion of
Lawrence township, on yesterday
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
HelmbOld's Genuine Preparations
EELEB0LD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
EEBID EXTRACT FsTCUT-

EELHB0LD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FEUID EXTRACT BTCHU
NOR DISEASES Of the Bladder and Kidneys, Secret
II Diseases Structures, Weaknesses, and ali diseases
OF the Sexual Organs whsther IN Male Female
whatever tsey may have originated, and mai-
ter OF how long Standing.
II You have contracted tbs terrible disease which,
when seated in the system, viii surely go down
from generation 10 another, undermining the
stiutoa and sapping the very vital fuds Of life. do not
trust yourself in the hands OF Quack Who sa up every
day In a city like this, and f the papers with glarng
falsehoods, too well calculated 10 deceive the Young,
and those acquainted with their tricks. You
be too careful In the selection Of remedy IN these
cases.
The Fluid Extract Buchu has been pronounced by emf
nent physicians the greatest remedy ever known. hs
medicine perfectly pleasant in its ae, and very limo
Its action, and yet thorough that il annihalcs
every particle Of the rank and poisonous virus 81 this
disease and, unlike other remedies does not dry ap the
disease In The blood.
Constitutional debility. brought by self-sbuse. a
most terrible disease which has brought thousands OF tho
human untiIney graves, thus blasting the bril-
liant hopes Of parents, and bghng Va the bud the glo-
rious ambition Of many noble youth, can be cured by
this nfallibe Remedy. And as medicine which must
benefit every body from the simply delicate to the
ned and deSpsirng invalid equal 10 he found act
ing bofh IS a eure AMI preventive
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
School Books.

THE sUBSCRIBERs KEEP CON-
i sTANTBY in store full supply of School Books
among which are the following:
webstsr's Elementary and McGunie's Eclectic SPELL
ing Books.
Indiana Raders-Ist, Cd, Sd, 4th, and 5ih.
McGune's Eclectic Reader-lst, Cd 3D. 9Th. and 5th.
Rays, Perkins, Thomson's Taibous Arthme-
tics.
Pinneo's Browns, Kirkhsm's, mlths and Buffers
Grammars.
Smiths Primary in ouarlO Biographies, and Geasra-
ply and Auas.
Mitehel's Primary sndia! mediate Biographies and
Geography and Alias.
Olney's Geography and Atlas.
Smiths Illustrated Astronomy.
Cutters and LOomis Physiology.
Parker's, Comsiosk's Olmstend's aud Gray's PhiosO
ply.
Comstock's, Hilman's and Gny's Chemistry.
Webster's School, High School and Unabridged Die.
tionaries.
w1lard's, wilson, and Goodnchs United States His
tories.
Comsiock's and Hitchcock's Geology.
ParkeT's Aids TO English Composition.
Tho foregoing books will be sold a the very loves
prices. WERDEA q CHAMBERLAIN,
sept IS-wn 30 doors East iCapitai House.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
HisLaBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparllla

For purifying blood, removing all diseases arising
from excess Of Mercury, exposure and impTudence ~
lie chronic constitutional disease, arising from an I'M
pure state of the Blood. and the only reliable ana eject
ua remedy for The Of scTouls, salt hhenin, scsd
Head alterations Of the Throat and Legs, Pains and
Swelling OF the Bones, letter, Pnpes ON the Face
aud all seay Erupiions OF The SSin-
This article is prescribed BY some 81 te most DIS
sngujshed physicians in the country and has proFec
more efcieut in practice than any PREPARATION Of Sars'
para offered - the public several cases 81 7eeon
dary SYPHILIS. Aercuria ana Scrolulous diseases have
entirely recovered In the incurabls wards OF our Pablo
Institutions which bad for many yean resisted ever
mode of treatment that could be devised. These cases
fur,sh striking examples OF the saiuiarg efcee Of t
rnrdicne in arrestng Of the most nyeer7te dis
ea,cs afer the glands DESTROYED and The bones al
ready affected.
Norrcx-Ietisrs from responsible Ply scians and Pre-
fessors of several Medical Colleges, and certificates q
cures from patients, win be found accompanying bod
Preparations. -
. SsrsaParlla. q"
eoual IN strength 10 one gallon Of Syrup of Saraparilc
'Prensred aud sold by n. +. HELMBOLD, Chemist
9S3 Che-tnut St. near the Grard House. Philadelphia.
To be had OF Druggists and dealers everywhere
M letters directed 10 ne Proprietor fgeat rsceos
Immediate afteHfioH.
For sale by X. BROWNING.
Wholesale and Retail Agent
jy3-d&MGm. Indianapolis, Ind.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
The Victory i'm Maine.

The Journal, a few days since, insisted that
the victory in Maine was only a triumph of
Whisky but in its issue of Thursday, very
properly calls WELLS the Nebraska Demo-
GRAFT lie is such, for he was run last year as
the Nebraska candidate for Congress, and the
State is undoubtedly Thrown into the arms
of the Administration"
Maine, as was happily expressed, by the
Union, is the Star IN the East, the bright har-
binger of coming glory.
But why does not the journal present the
fact cOnspicaously that WELLS was Nebraska
Democrat ? The abolition question entered
largely into the issues before the people. On
this point the Cincinnati Enquirer says:
The MAINE ELEorroN-Since the result Of
the Maine election, some of the Fusion papers
are attempting 10 convey the idea that il was
only the liquor law that was decided against
Now, we read the Fusion papers in Maine dur
ing the late canvass and they contained scarcely
ANYTHING else but Abolition and anti n Nebraska
articles. The people were told that If they
elected Wells, they would indorse the "Nebras-
ka'swIndle." After the people have done this
thing, the same papers turn round and say
that AbolitiOnism was not an issue, and thus
prove themselves liars. The fact is, the whole
Fusion Of Abolition X now Nothingism and the
Maine Law has been defeated in Maine. The
Democrats have triumphed on all these points
The Boston Courier, an opposion, anti Admin
istration paper, says:
"The Maine election has settled two tllings:
In the first place. it has decided that the unrea-
sonable and fanatical liquor law, which had its
origin in that State, has not majority Of the
voters of Maine among its supporters, though il
had the assistance Of all the strength which the op-
moments of the Nebraska fraud, ,chen gathered info
similar pary could lend to a.; secondly, it tells
the friends of Fusion that while Wing seceders;
Wings with weak backs and frightened faces
went into 'mumbo jumbo to effect some popu-
lar issue and to keep their political heads above
water, they have been most signally defeated
Oh the simple ground upon which they had based
their hopes and predictions.
"The Fusion men are defeated entirely in
Maine. as they are always likely to be when they
enter the political field on their own account
Governor Morrill, is beaten down; the Maine
Law is discounenanced; the issue, which was
placed upon sumptuary laws and AboIitionisrn,
has been decided against The supporters Of both
these single ideas, and The end is, that in great
cote, the people Of Maine hare declared against all
faRGticGt fusion"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
NEW PORTABLE GRIST MILL.

( I7ARMERS AND Freedmen are respectfully invited
II to call AZ PRATT, kREGEL0 a co.'s Planning
NH, the North East Diagonal and witness the opera
ton OF ono Of Felions improved Patent Portable Corn
and Feed Mil. Quite large number ofthese Mills
in successful operation Ina different portions fths
Try, amt giving irst rate satisfaction. They grind
irom five 10 six bushels OF Com Meal. or from n
twelve bushels OF Feed per hour, with less thsntwo
horse power.
The simplicity and cheapness ~ these Mills, and the
mIdiy aud qualify Of the grinding, well the econ
omy and convenience Of grinding, unparalleled BIZ
ans other mill In the country.
Cracker is attached when required. - az 10 grind
Corn in the ear thus making conpl - for all uses or
the farmer.
The aientee will lie prepared, On a feE weeks 70 far-
nish a complete Burr Stone Mli. the same natc,,t
which will DO the work OF large FIGURING Mill AZ les
than one-ienh ofthe eost 81 an ordinary FIAT stone Mn
The -four and meal comes from the NH parfocflv cold
hence coolers FOR cooling e nour before boiling will be-
dipcnsed with
an perons using or selling meal or feed in iarro
quantities., viii ma IL 10 their advantage and proat 10
have one % .hese mills. They cfu BE prouer-d b.
horse steam water power, and well adaiied 10 IT.
regular motion. ". ID. NICHOLS Ag~ut
For Indiana - Washington ~ corner OF
az YIN. Featheist0n's Store. nv dawtf
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27
commissioners Sale of Real Estate.

THE undersigned. Commissioner appointed by the
Marion Court Of Common Pleas. ln q matter II Pc
ution for partition, ID said Court pending wherein Mary
Ncbo 90 at. piainiis. and Augustine " ehb AZ.
were defendants % make sale Of certain real esste IN
SAID petition mci.uoncl in pursnancc 81 the order Of
sllo Court viii offer tor sale az public ouicry. "a the
Wright h0usc door. iu ludianafo Saturday. the
10Th day OF Septcaer. i5, a. O'Clock, p. NJ thirty
I've feet on Of The Neh ends of Lots. Nos = and O. IN
Square No. 81. in tite CitF az Indianapolis.
The sale viii De made ourih cash iu hand one
fourth Iu sN. oue-l0urth iu twelve aud one fourth Ia
eighteen m0Hs the purchaser giving bis notes for the
deferred payments, With approved security with utter
est from date. and without ans relief vhs,erer from,
valuation or appraiseiuent laws \. B. PALMER.
aug 10 w4w Comfnis-iorer.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-27

BANNUN AGAIN.-It is stated as a positive
fact that Santa Annals agent has offered Bar
mum 100000 for his residence at Iranistan,
but the illustrious Snowman wants S250,O00,
and won't sell for less.-NelC York Day Book.
We should inform our friend of the Day
Book that the above runor IS not another
ADVERTISEMENT for Humbug Barnum, as
Santa Annals agent assured us on Monday,
when in this city negotiating for the purchase
of Spring Side.,' lie then said that Spring
Side" and the residence of Edwin Forrest, on
the banks of the Hudson, were the only
places which he had visited with view to
purchase, and Of the two he was Of opinion
Santa Anna would choose the former. This
being the case, Barnum's elephant may con-
tinue TO roam through Iranistan, unmolested.
-P0uqhkeepsie Press.