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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-26

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orders, iumbago, spinal complaints, aud ali dis
eases arising from an injudicious use Of mercu-
~, imprudence E life, or impurity Of the blood
| fS5- This great Alternative medicine, and pu-
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grateful patients from all parts of the u. States
who testify daily to the remarkable cures per-
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For all diseases of the blood, nothing has vet
been found to compare with it. 1t cieanses the
system of all impurities, acts gently and eff
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digestion, gives tone to the stomach makes the
skin clear and healthy, aud resOres the const-
tuition, enfebled by disease, or broken down by
the excesses of youth, TO its pristine vigor and
strength.
Forthe ladies', tits incomparably better than
All ln6 COsmttiCS ever uS6us u lew uOSeS VI
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and improve the general health in remarkable
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The large number Of certificates which we
have received from persons from all parts Ofthe
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hug about it. The press, hotel keepers. magis-
trates. physicians. and public men, we'll known
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wonderful effects of this great Blood Purifier.
Call on the agentand get Circular aud AL
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None genuine unless signed Bennett q Beers,
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to whom all orders for supplies and agencies
must be addressed, # -e.
For sale bv S. Bucklaud & Co., and J. F
Wooster, Fremont, and by dealersin medicines
Sver where DeV,S2-S4-4s-1y
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Oil Mill Machinery for Sale.

TN II E subscriber has the following o L
i MILL MACHINERY, which he wishes
10 dispose of. It is almost NEW, having been
run but two Years. of the best aud most i'm
proved kind, and will be disposed of at a bar
gain The several parts are as follows: One
hydroststie press Of 500 tons power; two large
rolling heaters; two mn ling stones; one seed
mill; one mill for grinding oil cake; screws,
pumps, shaiting. geering, elevators, trucks,
and all line parts aud fixtures for complete
first class manuiactory. For further infor ma
ton enquire at the Journal Office.
C. G MINKEER, Rollersville.
Septsn. ber %, 1855 S6m4
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}. II. GOLDSMITH,

(CJ- As will be seen by card among our spe-
cisl netiees Messrs John W. Godfrey and J..
II Goldsmith, OF this city have become propri-
-iors Of the Sandusky Commercial College
The names Of these gentlemen are an excel cut
guaranty Of success for this eful Institution
Mr. Godfrey is well known in this region hs one
Ol our most energetic citizens, and has the re-
quisite capital and experience TO qualify him Cor
the prudent Yet efficient management Of the
financial aud business departments OF the col
lege. Mr. Goldsmiih's reputation as a success
ul aud thorough teacher has been fully estib
lshpd in Cincinnati, where he was connected
with Grundy's commercial school. Those who
have sous To educate in the branches unually
taught in such institutions, need have no hesita-
ton about committing then TO his care
3ltojsni'57~ Sandusky Register
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FIyAL SUPPLEMENT-.

UHHEODORE FITZGERALD, adminisira-
tor off the estate Of Ohm White deceased
has this day filed his accounts for final settle
mept of said ss.ate. which accounts VIII be
heard on the 9th October, 1853. All persons
interested will accordingly take notice.
INV LYMAN GELPIH, j
Probate o. Ohiss. Frsmsnt, Oct 5, 1875. 81
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Confectionery.
The Prize Book now Ready.
THE WiTCHMAN.-in interest

/ THE W1TCHMAN.-il Interest.
ing and moral tale of Domestic IIle. com
panon to 'fne Lamplighler." Published ii
one volume. cloth, 40) pages.
This work has been long and anxiousy looked
for, and lis publication will be halted with sat
slaction by ali readers of pure and casic fiction
The Characters are graphically portrayed an'
IVividly impressed upon The imagination of th'
reader. The Watchman' bids far to becom,
the most popular book of the season
Read these Notices of the Press.
THIS is good book, one of that class caIcu
lated 10 euchdin the interest," and leave d whole.
some impression behind, one that we wouiC
Willingly place ia the hands of our wife, sister
any dear female relative, confident that they
would be benefited by its perusal. Can we
award it any higher Praise.-l Daily Journal.
''fhe Watchman'' merits the praise it has re-
ceived from all who have read it. Ii abounds in
incident aud adventure, and while it interests
the reader, il points 10 wholesome moral
The author possesses a brilliant Imagination
and has DEVOTED his or her talents to a good
purpose Atlas.
7 "The Watchman" is a work of supassing in
terest and extraordinary beauty MANY GEN
tie heart will sl mparhise with poor Joseph Car
ter's aud Eilen's sorrows, and will follow the
destitute orphan boy, Henry Selby, in all his ad-
ventures, glOrN ing in the unwearied desire to do
well, which eventually led 10 his success
Weekly Reg.
There is pathos and beauty OF style in the
early chapters Of this story. which will Ilre the
reader on TO the endin spite OF himself DEM
ocrat.
This is a charming story. TIE characters are
Orcibe; il Will provoke many a smile, and draw
lears Of sympathy from many eyes L Repub-
Lean.
We have Perused the proof sheets OF "a new
work entitled The Waterman" Never did
a tale abound in 50 many beautiful images. and
SO skllfullS drawn pictures Of the heart. There
are passages in The volume, equalingin stirring
incident aud exquisite palhos anything we have
ever read No one will fail to read the book
through who reads the first chapter. Il re-
quires no gift of prophecy to predict its i'm
mrnse success Herald.
bTPrice of the complete work handsomely
bound in one volume, cloth, gilt, is
ONE DOLLAR.
Copies OF the above work will be sent to any
person, to any part of the United States, per
first mail free of postage. on their remitting
One Dollar to the publisher, in a letter, post
paid, JOS. P. SANTMYER,
High-strert, Columbus, o.
For Sale bv 5. BUCKLAND & co.
Fremont, June 8, 1885 -20tf.
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Can still be Clothed at
F. DERN HAMS,

will 4s hrreto oforP, supply them with every arti'
ele of WEARING APPAREL, at
Greatly Reduced Prices,
Come. then, We n axe d. and we will cloihe YOU
We have Just received, and are now open
ing, our extensive stock ofSPRIN G & SUM
MER
READ YNADE CLOTHING,
iconsisting Of French nc Ame rca u blue black
and drab colored COATS. made after the la.
test Partisan and New YOsk CITY Fashions-io
gether with an innnmerable number oftweeds
Cotton. and Linen Goats, of every style, fash.
ion and description.
French and American broadcoth .cassirnere
sainet, corduroy, and linen PANTS-all cut
IN the latest styles, and mace up in the besl
manner. Cloth. Satin, Silk, Velyetand Linen
lVESTS-and in this department will be found
plain, figured and striped satin: plain. figured
and striped silk; and beautiful assortment Of
white, buff, plain, embroidered and figured
MarseiIlPs, which cannot be equt tlled for bean
lty, durability ofcolor, aud exact nicitv of fitting.
We cannot enumerate all the different styles
and quality of
COATS, PANTS and VESTS,
that We have on hand, but would say that e
have every variety that man may desire.
We have Il great quantity of Shirts. among
which are beautiful Linen, embroidered bo-
SONS fast-colorrd. printed gingham, common
factory. and che ok shirts. Collars made of
the handSomest Linen, andcut according { O the
Spring styles. CraVatS, Stocks, aud
Neck Ties. from the richest silks. satins and
ginghams: plain. figured. and embroidered.
D0DD'S SILK HATS,
of the spring style. Cans ofevery quality and
price. Of cloth silk and cotton.
Socks SuSpenderS,GlGV kid. silk.
and cottOn, with nice lot ofthe puresi white
kid for bridal use Handkerchiefs. linen, silk, q,
and cotton. Umbrellas, &C., &c.
have also large assortment of G Goodyear's
India RUJber Goods
consisting of over-cnafs, Pea-jackets, pants
aud eggngs. Also, Oilclofh overalls.
Trunks ofvarious kinds and prices and
great variety of Carpet bags Stacheis, &C.
10 fact. all that is needed to complete gem
tleman's outfit, or wardrobe, is 10 be found in
our rooms, and any oil aud all ofthe articles are
to he sold. whether get a profit or not.
We would also say that we have all STYLES of
cloth for Coa.s, Pants and Vests. which we
hold ourselves in readiness TO manufacture to
order. bv experienced work me II and on short no.
tice, aud we wish it to be distinctly understood
that every article sold from our establishment,
iswaranted to be what W, represent them.
Come then, gentleman, and see if what we
say is not true in every particular, The goods
are open for inspection, they will therefore be
sold, profit or 10 profit. that is our motto.
Cutting done at tie shortest notice.
And warranted TO fit.
Rene m Der the place, opposite the Bank.
+. DERNHAM.
Fremont April -. 1855.
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To THE PUBLIC. .-Th, undersigned desird to
assure those purchasing scholarships Of our duly
authorized agents, thet can do so with safety.
as in all cases The scholar ships wdl be- recog-
nized by us. j. w. GODFREY,
II GOIDSMITiI 1
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prevent il. MI. Nah. and you know H." ~ know
Of no such law, SIR" responded Mr.. NASH Besides
he added. "f there is such law, President Pierce.
for whom the gentleman voted has been grossly neg
lscnt in his duty in not enforcing il. But there s
no such law" This was an extinguisher, and tho
gentleman looked subdued and remained silent TO tbs
end Of the speech. The other dissatisfied person
deavored in private, to dcmolsh Mr.. Nash's speech.
Besides these, though we mixed freely in the crowd
we heard no dissent from Mr. Nash's views, and the
eloquence and ability with which he had presented
and sustained them, formed topic Of conversation
with all.
We have not attempted 70 make report of the
speech as there was reply. We hope, moreover,
that most Of our readers win have an opportunity Of
hearing Mr. Nash upon the interesting and a.absorb-
ing questions now before the people as his heart is
fully enlisted in the cause and the American party
are determined that the people shall have light.
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A Pleasant Country for a NERVOUS Man.

Texas correspondent IL an Eastern nans
describe, The domestic products ii ihat favored
land in glowing ierm-. n the half of his &C.
rounI ., lfnc II must DO pleasant place foi ner.
yOns man;
n'rhe calf'e are mol he sole occupants of lie
prairie W any means. Droyes CT w,ld horses
are nul unlrsqapni. anil deer are 10 countless
numbers. The small brown wolf of eaysnlr 10
que common. and ynu Occasionally gpi : glimpse
Il lis llrge black brother. Bul Texas i The
paradise 81 reptiles and creeping lhings. Rat.
lie anil moccasin snak.s are ion numerous even
10 shake sick a.; the biie 81 The ffner is sa,i.
Is cured by drinking raw whi.ksy ull il pro.
duees complete inlakratInn; bBl fpr ihe latter
there j. NJ eurs. The iaraniuIa j. pleasant
Institution 70 get into quarrel wiih. lie is a
SPIDER. with body shout ll,r .ize Of hens
egg. IN legs Eve ar six inches long. and royered
with long eoar.e tlsek hsif. lie lies in the
cattle tracks. aud i you see him. move out Of
bis path. - bis bite il Absolutely crrIain deaih.
and hs never gels out ~ sny ones wsy, bui
ran jump Eight or ten feet 10 inaiei he deadly
bite. Then there j. tho rrnlipede. furnished
win ~ unlimited number ~ Ifgs, armed with 4
slss. and each claw INJECTING separate wounf.
u he walks over you At night sou will have
cause ioremrmbsr him lof msny months 10 c1me,
- The wounl 10 Of particularly poisonous
nature anil j. very difficult 70 heal. The sting.
ing lizard j, lesser eyd. The ssnsslinn oi IL
wounl hring likened 10 The application Of = red.
hol iron 10 the person bu, one Is loo ihsnklnl
10 escape with life 10 ronsi,let these lesser evils
any annoyance. But tho insects flying. creep
my, jumping. running. digging buzzing, singing.
they are every sbcr. Ak Tor cup Of wser.
and lle rsjnindsr IN ourrsmp -, /" Will you have
il will bug ~ without - Tie horned.ffos
Is ons ol The greatest uurosiiits here. and s per.
ietlly hsrnlrss.
u hs. nDns nf he cold Shiny qusliies nf lis
northern bioihsf. but 10 frequently made 4 pet q.
Chamelons are innumtssbls. d,flipg over The
ptaifie IN every direction with ncaneeiyabIs
ssiflnrs', and undergoing ll,sir peculiar chang.
ing ~ color. corresponding 10 The rnlnT of lie
oIjeri under which hey may Be. Ths wood,
m the backs ~ tie bsyous are pedertly alive
with nockinFbrrds. singing most beautifully,
and fsaihsred game is sbnndsni snd very i4ms,
a. u e seatcslv ever sought sfsr. Tie only va
fie'ies iha, bsve setn sse Tie quail. pa,riilsr,
spifs, mlllsfj, riJssf ani yrsifls lien"
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DEarn or DR. ArrHErr.-The Dan,illr Re.
gister say that Hon. Dr.. A,rrctt. late repre-
sentative from the Halifax District, in Ton,
gress, came 10 his death b. accidental burn.
ing. On Friday week he retired to an Office
in his yard. shortly after supper. aud Iay
down on The bed with his clothes on. nv
some means or other the fame Of the candle
communicated with the bedcIothcs, and from
them TO The clothes Of the deceased. Aneirh.
Dor passing by discovered an unusually bril-.
liant light 10 the room. rushed to the Office.
and on entering Il he found Dr. a. standing
10 the middle u the room. with his persut
en,eloped in flames. On eftinguishing the
flames, bis person was so burnt and chsrrrd,
that he survived only a few minutes. Ills
daughter had been married the day before.
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CODA rrcKy BoY.--A little boy, the
grandson uf Mr.. FRaNcIs ilEpRicK, 81 David.
son County. in nne Of his childish rambles
about the premises Of hts grand father. Who
resides IN the nrigibuIhuod Of Sil,er Hill.
picked up, one day last week. lump Of gold
weighing one hundred aud twenty. live pen.
nyWeighis. IL was lying on the surface.
washed out. probably. by the recent hard
rains. The child carried the lump TO the
house, and was rolling j, about the flour,
when be was ordered TO throw il out. he
did 50 ; but shortly after brought il in again.
aud Was tossing il about ~ before. when some
older member Of The family Was attracted by
its appearance. and on examination IL was
found TO be gold. Mr.. llcdriek, on satisfy.
ing himself ~ the character Of the metal,
gave his grand son hundred dollars. az a
reward for his discovery. Salisbury Hetes.
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Messrs. HALE & SON.
From the Raleigh Register.
THE BEGINNING OF THE ENn.

III bEUlNNlN0 Ut ThE ENI.
II will be well for the friends Of Mr.. Shep-
ard to make up their minds to be surprised
at no rumnr prejudicial to him that may be
put into circulation between this and the
election. Ii is To be expected that. in their
desperate efforts to keep up party organiza-
ton and maintain party supremacy, the To-
coloc0 cabal, which has 50 long ridden the
people Of this District, as the old man Of the
sea did Sinbad the sailor, will resort, as usu.
al, to the work of detrsction. misrepresenta-
ton. falsehood. aud fraud The dirty game
has already commenced.
Weundrrstand that efforts have been made.
priuatsiy, to injure Mr.. Shepard. by seeking
to create the impression that he has gone out
Of his way to lug the question Of Internal I'm
proyement into the present canvass, aud to
mix it up once more with party contentious.
Directly the reverse Of this Is the fitcf. Mr..
Branch, himself, first introduced the topic,
in Granville, n strong Internal lmpro, ement
county, and sought to make capital BY ,auHt-
Ing himself, virtually. il not in so many
words, a par errsileace the Internal improve
ment candidate. Mr.. Shepard declared
when he opened the campaign in Raleigh,
that the question Of Internal Improvement
was no longer debatable one that both
parties had rallied To its support.-that the
Democrats in the last Legislature had gone
as Ear as the Wings ever vent in sustaining
i, land that il was folly in any man 10 OPP
pose IL; vet Mr.. Branch is the man who is
still disposed to bring it inta the political
arena, and Mr.. Braneh's understrappers are
the fellows who are seeking TO make Mr..
Shepard responsible frr the formers sins !.
In Nash, where Internal improvement is un-
popular. Mr.. Is. was not anxious To- aIlude to
the subject, although his attention was di.
rected 10 il BY Mr.. y. who was very properly
unwilling that lie should ride both sides u
the sapling, as the locality or circumstances
required. All that could be got out Of Mr..
b., ia Wash, was, that he WAS in iayur Of i
judieio1 system Ia phrase and an ..ambi.
guilty with which the people are, or should
be. thoroughly disguised.
So recoils fdi, charge upon ,hose who made
Il.
We repeat, again. that tins is but the be-
ginning of the end. and il the people Of the
District would vote calmly. intclligently and
deliberately. let them shut their eyes aud ears
TO the lying circulars aud rumors which, past
experience proves. will he put nut BY the
small KNIT al foreign politicians about Ra-
leigh, Mho have the vanity 10 believe all hu-
man wisdom embodied within themselves. as
they certainly have the shamlessness To re-.
sort % any xpedient-however low--to pro.
mote party ends
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Eaency. The foreign vote was the balance Of pow
|er Each party therefore coured The foreigners.
And neuher party has ever made The 6rst move
10 correct the ev,i. Ten or twelve years ago
an effort wac made to gel up the American par
". Blu. when they nominated candidate he
was obliged TO be Wing or II Democrat, aud
then rs nop i was said TO be a party trick. and
he was defealed--in lew instances elected. as
in the case Of Mr.. Levin. But the evil increased
until something must he done /; andy avoid The
cry Of .parly trick" they me, in secret and no.
minated their candidates, and pledged themselves,
calling God TO witness, to support them. And
when The election came OF their candidates were
elected The old party leaders were sslonished.
and The people were delighted. Success gave con.
iidence--ha American spirit was up. And ihe
sentiment spread over The country like prairie.
fire. And then they published their candidates
and their principles, and established their papers,
until there remains no secrecy connecied vi b
the party except the signs by which they know
one another.
This is the beginning and the snm " the A.
merican Party. Its name is the .AMERlCAN
UNION" They are their i" Cnun,ry's Hope"
Their aim and end are their CounTy's Safe.
y." Very respectfully.
Z. G. READE.
Messrs. HALE 4 SON.
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es,xhes, LAY dreams, that somstimes came e
soften the harsh realities Of frontier stfug.
Gle. never even presented % my Imagination
and wha, il has done for me IL has offered to
all Well. then. may / be proud to aesnow.
ledge the hold il possesses upon my gratitude
and affection. and the intensity Of the feeling
oil attachment, with which treasure it in my
heart, Ny personal interest in it, indeed. i
fast passing away. of that am sufficiently
warned BY the long period during which
have secured its protection; but ! pray mol
the less earnestly for its preservation; tor
when, in the providence Of God. my connec.
ton with it shall be dissolved with the disso-
luton Of all earthly ties. ! can leave to those
aho are dearest to me no legacy more pre-
cious lhan their share in its enjoyment.
finish ny task by presenting to you Mr..
SHRARMaN.
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~ III. soieiia,ion d nnmber Of citizens Of Al.
nance county, Henry K. Nash. esq s,tended the iar
gsihering ., Melville, IN That county, on Wednesday
81 lat week, and sddre.s.d The people IL support d
thr principles d the American party. Noivthsiand.
ing The busy season, goodly number were present
Mr. Nash made one 81 bis bcst Efforts and was listen.
ed % thfoushcu, with profound attention. with Two
Of three exceptions We think se msy safely say, ,ha,
I'll were pleased with the speech. SENS" friends
.l that their hands were greatly strengthened by II.
s'ri confident that their nomhsp would be increased
W Il Two Or three individuals were evidently no.
pleased. the sho, having hh them TOO hard CO.. their
comfort. One opponsn. Of tbs party. holder Than The
rest, interrupted NJ. Nash, but tho snswef wheh he
received seemed 70 msks him regret hs ,smsri,y. Il
vsswhils MI Nah speaking Of the quality Of rOr.
ton Of the immigrants received from Other countrss
Of he paupes snd slons constantly landed upon our
shosesand urging the necessity q taking some steps
% prevent the imros'icn,-,hi, this bold orron,n,
sr,ks ogt IN loHd ,sis., " rka, u i,s sb,siy 70
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Orange County Fair.-A, mee,in,

Orange County Fair.-At a meeting Of the
Executive Committee Of the Orange County Agricul-
iural Society. held Saturday last, list Of Premi
ums, and the Regulations for the next County Pair to
be held on Thursday and Friday, the 25th and 10th Of
October, were adopted The aggregate amour. offer.
ed in Premiums is abou, three hundred aud thirty dol
lars. We will endeavor to publish the list Of premi.
ums, &c. in our next number.
JoHS w. NORWOOD, Esq. was selected TO deliver the
Annual Address on the 26th Of October.
The next regular meeting of the Orange County
Society for the promotion Of Agriculture, &C., will he
held at the court house on Saturday 81 August Court
the first day Of September next At this meeting tho
OH will be elected, and other important business
,ransacted and il is hoped that there viii be full at
tendance Of the prescn, members and large addition
Of new ones.