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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

saltrheum Rheumatism and Oh skin snd muscular diseases
can be radically cured II the Cufmer be rubbed into The
tarts affected salt l. forced into meat No external die se
IAN long Withstand the combined power OF thee Wondel
fredeues Sod the Malufscf0es. No. 30 Nnfenlane,
and No "a strand London and Of al Druggist st
q cent?. 61i cents and = per pot box
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

2S Broadway Y Manufacturers Of oding aud pAn iron
Bedteads for HosIta semuaTes &c sna ven neat sty
for family nse arranged uusteo bsr BronEed Hat Racks
and Chairs Git Brackets and Oh kinds Of Ornamental lroa
Work-Fountsins, Vases &c--foT garcenA
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a srcoNp.nANp CmckERING PANo. but littlt
IRoS RrDsrF BEEBE n Co, NJ

uel flr +lj0 fine Ro.ewoo f0T j f0F -Ivv u ~
47s-a In fine o,5er anS very low New piano. rent
I. :. Berry. No. 4il Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

. sure 20 the air modify the color Of the hair dyed with
he ExcELsIoE DYE II fixed DstsntsneOuy and rsra ns
aravs the same Beware Of Dyes that ysrieEa'e the har
CRIsrADoRos l. the only sf preparation Prepared sold en-
applied AZ No. 6 As'oT House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
MARINE DISASTER.

NORFOLK, Mas -, 1855.
lsaky condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
GREAT Piano AND Music HOUSE of Hon

AcF WATERS No 80 Broadway The larges; assortment
of celebrated PIANOS end MuJc MERcHASDIsE the United
The public that this house has, IN oppo-
the combination adpted the reduced prices and ih.t
Pianos Ne0dc0us and Music be had Of Nj NAItks pr
lee. prices than they b found elsewhere New Piano 70
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

The Prize Current also thinks 100000 barrels
will be required in the country, or parts of il
set down as perfectly destitute. Now, adj
hitting that only $4,000 barrels arrive at tide
water, it will give 500 barrels day for sixty
days, before the end Of which we shall have
new wheat from Virginia. But our correspond
ent says thi. calculation Of quantity is entirely
erroneous-that he has Trustworthy data for the
following statement Of the stock now on hand.
He says there was about the middle OF April in
store AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

TO the most perfect eoutnvsDcs yet
presented public notice. They the trer thfea
without breaking H. and perform the hesvest wo N soh
leather without getting Of order One machine WI DO
ever description work Clear profit Of USING one OF hee
machines ~ GO All other Sewing MAchoes are liable
suits f.r infring emenfs n psents
l. NJ siNGEE Co. No Sl5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

CO. by The Industrial Exhibition Of all Naona FOR their
patent Radics cure TRuss References 70 W upeTory-
Pro Valentine Mot Willard Parker aud John NJ CsrDochan
An list Of OF Mercantile ana other gentlemen
cured by this Truss, msy be a. MARSH Co.'S No =
Msiden-laue. New-Yors. and MARsH, CoRLfss Co. No
West 4hs; Cincinnati Ohio. Open from A. ~ until p VI.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
THE SUPPLY OF FLOUR.

4 correspondent al 81. Louis calls our atten-
ton to the repeated statements of Eastern pa
pers that the stock of flour in the country Is in-
sufficient 10 meet the wants of consumers until
harvest. We concur with him that all such
statements not based upon facts are extremely
prejudicial to that class who find il difficult TO
provide themselves with bread at the present
rates. An unnecessary alarm about short sup
ply will only prove advantageous to those who
are specializing in -four. Oar correspondent
says that The Ne,c- York Prize Current of May
further estimates the quantity Of -four on hand
as follows-reducing wheat to its equivalent in
A"ui' barrels
Prom Lake Michigan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

CARPETINGs AT - GREAT REDUCuOS.-SMrTH
LoUSsBIRkY, No 46 Broadway, near Grsndst have re-
ceiyed BY late arrivals the latest patterns Of JOho Crossey
Sons VELVET and TAPEsTRY and prepared %
otter Of the complete and Vaed assormens N this
market fall 3 per cent less than last years prices
Rich Velvet, lol 10 IL per yard
Rich Tapestry, 4 20 49, per yart
Rich Brussels, u 10 10 por ysrd-
Rich Threepy, 6 to ~ per yaIA
Best Ingram, B to 6 per yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
WHOLESALE CASH DRuG STopr

WHoinsAlE CASH DsuG SroRE.
MARSH. N0sraRoP a r.
No. 1S Nsider-lane and No 10 rieteha,. -
Drugs, Chemicals Perfamery. PAass o. Nv NV OK
Burning Kuid Alcohol Camphene A. 4So~'"'ass'
REMoyA COLI ,Mosp -
moved 70 No. $oS Broadway, lone door above Aier.,
he has osenee large assortment Of NEW IN sdnste
his former stock OF CaiNA aud GLASSWARE. %
} GAS FINTrREs GAS FIXTURES We will
open for exhibition on
MONDAY. Nay "a nst.
beautiful variety Of CHANDELIERS Just received France
and England, being closing importation f5t hs
vkch together wh ell % Of th Goods
VII ssl WITHOUT FRofIT,
In oraes to make for new hll styles
WI DAILY Co. Marble Stores.
he. 81 sss sss BsgSswsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

LET THIS DE YOUR GUIDE
$4,000
WORTH SPLENDID CARPETS.
SUpsRs MEDALLION CARPETS with borders.
ENGLISH VELVET CARPETS, To- IL and u per yard
ExcLisH TAPtsIRY CARPETS, a, O. and q per ysrd.
EsGLIsB THRfL.PLy CARPETS u, O and q per yard
EssLisa IsenAM CXrkIs, ~, 80 Sndo perry"
AsKRIsks enoLorRs, 2le, and per 9rd.
n liIRAN ASDEEsoS's' No 20 Bowory.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

OF every style and width, from to "a feet wide.
MATING
All widths and colors
rugs TABLE AND PIANO COVERS SHADES, BIC
MATTRESSES,
For Hotels, Ste amboats, &c, made to order.
UPHOLSTERY.
In al its branches punctuay and faithfully attended TO-
The public requested call before selecting
else by making saving Of full per their
purchases PETERSON HUMPHREY
Nos S71 aud BroAiwav.
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pnsiness Notices.

The head must be looked after for shocking ing
bad hs destroy the effect o. pe md Of H.T one that
w vi ~ easy sad The bead sa SSox
~ ~. 81 a 80 sna No 10 fulton-s'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
READ ABOUT RArs-New.York, July %, 1852.

Il have almost everything which has been offered r The
determination of Rats COckr0s he's aud Ants buf until tined
Parsons Co.'S VERsIS AND INsEcT ExrER1lsAToR, id
fee justified in recommending either OF them therefore
chetrfuiy that PARsoNs a Co.'S rNrkEMNsroE hss
ecfuay DESTROYED OH the Cockrnache In my hote aud has
neay and believe viii comp etey destroy a. the Rats there
IL r. i -i,aD 70 h0fel keepers.
r. FKENcH Proprietor Of Frenchs Hotel
G. v. CLckFNER Co. Agent. Ne. 81 BaI,-a -, ~ \.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
PETERSON n HUMPHREY,
Nos ST aud 579 Broadway.

J. H. TOWNSEND 4 Co, No. 70l Greenwich-st
-Enslish and American Tapestry Velvet, Basse lhee.pS
d geat variety OF the lowest cash Prices
OF Clo,hs from to a q wde Lace Curtains Drapey Mu
ins Gilt Cornces, Window Shades, &c. Carpets made ana
fitted IN the best
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

fAscy BazAhR owing the extensive repairs % be made IN
the premises The remainder
stock embracing Work Boxes Reteues fsper
Msche Work Fans Open 6asss Toilet Boxes Oenfeinets
md Lsde, Dressing ases Dressing aud Shell Combs elegst
sAtusry Psran Porcelain and Marble Vases Newman cee
Water CoOrs with the most choice selection Of
with endless variety OF Toys Tor the
and instruction Of children; all vii be sold without
ressrd 20 cost aong opportunity g citizens 10 supply
themselves with everything unique and beautiful at less than nail
OF the usu.l prices II. :. RoeERs's FANCY BAzAAR,
No. 4i9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

The SMITHSONIAN House, Broadway, corner OF
Houstops., the hook with the Metropolitan Hotel
and Nbo having been enlarged Accommodate about tour
hundred guests and newly furnished offers superior aecom
daous to Travellers and The Public moderate rates
Conducted the European plan, and Meals furnished As or
dered IN the Restaurant in the private rooms SINGLE
LopciNcs 30 and Is cents SIDNEY koPMaN
The RESTAURANT Is open the public well As the guests
NJ ha houae
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FoR COUNTY, HOUSES We have a large GUAM.

SAVE YOUR RECORDS the recent fire in
yeseyi firms lost theI books and pspe for want OF
RGcN A Co.'S SALANANnER SAgES WiipEgs PATENT. For
evidence following certificate Of Geo W. Wright ESD
who had " iseiy provided himself with one
NEw-loRX, NAV 10. 1883
Messrs SrrARNs NARvS-GESrs: THIS morning my
factory located on the second and third foo OF the fuFsory
buiLins No TO Nesey-s entirely destroyed BY IRE.
On the second floor stood cf RcH Co.'S SALANANDER
SAsrs, wuDxRs PATEsT containing books, papers and
package OF bank bills which preserved good condition
cellar.
i am, truly yoNr. - - Gro ~ yCs1eu~
Sse are secured ~ the celebrated L. Belle Lsck
inc '0' 'Ae" STEkRNS & MARVIN
~ - -. - Nos iA and Is Waters:
Wnder's Patents. Seies S'H'-A-As MA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
INpM smKs.-Just received and for

so reces real udia Dress Shks Of the newer ssesi as
blsek India Saiins Of superior MAKE .
80. T. H. LEADREkTER Co,
No. 81 Broadway corner Leouafdst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
NC viii open this morning

Lh.h ~ 80 ,pd rich Lace Curtains, which We have
sas .nrhssed viii sel hen 81 one h, ,he usual
rf1ces Ais'' u H. LEkDBEATER s. Co,
No 81 Broadway corner Leonari-s'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
suxs SuKs.-Just received and Will be oiiere

lot OF rtch Plaif SikH AZ d per Neiu
W.. a. also superior Black silks equally cheap; Also one
Sne Freueh BToadcoths al coors. e. ~, worth -
co., T. II. LEADEEATEK Co.
No 81 Broadway, corner Leouard-sf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
MouRyISG GooDs-We have now large stoc

AuefIa- De Lslnfs, baT ~ NITtfl N7l'
go C,ensdiues qssues. Lawns, Prints, Onshans ana
IN lie Mourning line which are selling
e (, 49, hs-..ios d. Il. LEADBzATER Co.,
No. 81 Broadway. corner Leonard-si-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

LOOK IN DAN HALL They are selling an en-
tey new STOCK Of al kinds Of Spring and summer CLOTHING
for Men and prices that won't be beat DEGRooT
Son, OAK Hall, Nos. 81 and o. Fuionsf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16
HAIR DYE. MICS AND TouPEEs. -BATCHELoR' 5

HAIR DNE, W iGS AND IOUfEE>.-DAIthfLok
celebrated factory @ Broadway Nine private rooms ioI the
application OF his famous HAK DYE the best IN the word
Beware OF limitations sold wholesale and retail The largest
assooent Of Wcs and ToVPEfs IN the United States Also,
BArcHKLox's MoLpAvtA CREAM.
For COUNTRY HoUsEs.-We have large guam
tity cf white FKfNCH CHINA nIsNERSErs shapes
want 20 retire r forms IN transit from France that
viii sell for less fhan importation cost Also decrp
ion Of Chamber T0eiWAre corrcspondugly low prices
". J. r. DALEY & Co.
Marble Stores Nos. 65 and 6j5 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-16

complete assortment Of Coioes and Curtain Trimmings ct
xe5pces prces kelly s. FERGUSON, No zll Broadway.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
wings, BE not Deceived.

Mock Sympathy for Triua6le-The True
Nature of the Movement Exposed -
Wigs Betrayed to As Eaemy-iSlG-
rery at the Bottom Of Il! as. s7''
The following letter from perfectly re-
liable source, diScloses the true objec. Of
the LEADERS 10 the Trimble movement
1t remains to be seen whether the presext
beld forth, namely, the eradication of " kig
Principles viii serve to delude Old Wings
into the support of MEDILL and kse SLAVE
DEMOCRACYI Friends!-Old Line
Whigs-read the letter:
"McConnelsyille, Sept 90. 1856.
"Edrs. Journal:-I have something to
communicate, which, should you deem il Of
sufficient importance, you can use as your
Judgment may dictate.
This morning accidentally fell into
conversation with prominent Democrat
from Stark county. Mr.. Cooke, formerly a
Representative Of that county in the Legis-
lsture. In the course of the conversation
he gave it as bis opinion that Medill would
be reelected, and urged as q reason, that
being in attendance at the State Fair last
week, be had listened to conversation be-.
tween two prominent old line Wings, one
residing in Greene county, j. g. Gest. and
the other name not mentioned, but resi-
dent of Clark county. The Clark county
man said that he was hurrahing and elect
ioneering for Trina5Is, but at the election
be would vote for Coz. MsdiI; and Gest
said, chat is right, it is precisely the course
that / intend to pursue and that the Trim
bleites in Greene county would do the
same thing.
cit occurred to me that this should be
Eno,ra, that the masses { p of Trimble men
might be advised of the aims and objects
Of their leaders, which is to transfer
straight Wings over, body and breechess
to the support of Billy Medill & Co"
Yours truly, ISRAEL GREEN.
The facts here disclosed agree fully with
informstion to the same effect which reach
es US from two other quarters. Il so hap
pens that we are enabled 10 certify TO the
treachery Of Mr. Gest ourselves. When
we confronted him and charged him with
his hypocritical pFetence of support Of
Trimble, his answer was that he never pre-
tended to Be a TFina6ls naIRl Yet be 6g-
ured as ons Of the speakers, in company
with Charley Anderson and Judge john
ston, at the Trimble meeting in this city,
during the State Fair! 4si#sna
WHIGSl FRIENDS OF FREEDoMl We
we're betrayed by our Southsrn friends 10
Congress in the repeal Of the Missouri Com
rroroi.a Pruspu or N0RTHRpN
DoUGHFACES!-0. s. Journal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
A Failure.

B. ]. BARTLETT, and 7. P. FNETRocK
Esqrs., who were posted for speech al
Gross School House in Y York township on
Monday last, failed to make their appear
ance at the appointed time, owing probably
to some misplaced cog in the portable dem-
ocratic wagon. Judge oTIs was according.
ly dispatched to cheer up the faithful in
that vicinity. Delegation after delegation
arrived, and the masses when all assembled
numbered OO9 the speaker included. York
sent 2 Sag Nichls and Republican. Green
Greek ditto, and Fremont the same. After
waiting in vain for an audience the Fre-
mont delegation accompanied BY the speak
er returned to Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
aAn Evidence OF weakness >

AN Gb AOGtaCC u - CAkAAANoSs
The Democrat as usual has resorted to
that low and ungentlemanly conduct, which
SO well charscterizes its course. For the
past two weeks it has been villifyiug and
slandering Mr.. Skinner, our candidate for
Sheriff, calling him "traitor," "deserter, .
DC. Mr.. SINNERS reputation is toe well
established for such man as the editor Of
the Democrat, materially to detract there
from. He says:
"Fusionism nay promise him the Sher-
ifs Office as reward for his desertion, bui
he will find that, like Satan, they have not
the power to give what they promise"
"His neighbor democrats inform US that
he will not get single democratic vote in
his own township. We do no. believe be
will get a democratic vote 10 any other
township, unless BY means of the usual
fraud of MIXED TICKETS, which the Op-
position will resort to-"
We ask the Democrats, the Republicans
the PEOPLE of Washington township il
they will thus see their neighbor slandered
and not assume his cause and Vindicate bis
honor and good name?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
The Difference.

Mr.. II. Everett was Auditor of Sandus-
Ky county. from ls49 to 1852; and bis
salary for the four years, amounted to 81
456; or sl,ll4 per year.
Mfr. H. E. Clarke, for the three years
that be has held the Office, has received the
enormous sum of s5,585; or 1854 per
year.
Last fall the Republicans elected W. N.
Morgan Commissioner. and through his
watchfulness of the Auditors office, from
December 1854 to September 1855. Mr.
Clarke has been enabled to get only $3.50
of the peoples money; saving Of S760l!
And yet the Locofocos are trying to justify
Clarke's enormous charges heretofore, be-
cause Mr.. Morgan is noO Commissioner.
If the tax payers of the county will think
of these things, they will not elect single
one of these treasury eaters to an office
this fall.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Think of This!

H You man in the furrow, battling
With the sickness of the climate, failure oi
crops, weary and worn with labor, think
that you must work little harder, and a
little longer, to pay up those HIGH TAX.
ES. which sustain the glory of the Demo
cratic party.
g You carpenter, work an hour or so
more each day, shove the jack-plain a little
faster or little longer, to make up money
to PAY YOUR TAXES, because the
Democratic party demands il of you.
81 You merchant behind the counter
open shop earlier, mark your goods higher
pay your clerks less wages, or Go some
thing to meet the drawback of enormous
taxation! Democracy demands it.
~ You laboring man, whose bones
and back are aching with the days toll
remember that part of your aches and pains
60 to help pay such enormous fees as your
Auditor has charged you during the past
three years. Democracy DEMANDS IT.
E Remember. if you are to have re.
lief, it must be through the ballot box, and
FROM the hands of the Republicans.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Naturalization.

1t is claimed by the Medillites, that they
have made two hundred voters in this coun,
ty since the election of 1854, BY naturali
cation. How true this is we do not know
but we do know that about fifty foreigner:
were taken hence to Perrysburg, on Tues.
day last, for this purpose, said to be nearly
all Catholic Irish-some of whom have
not been in this country four years.
We don't admi: or believe this will place
the prO-slavery party ahead in the county
But if it should, what food for calm refec,
ton it will furnish eur citizens.
We are struggling to resist slavery ex
tension. We are struggling to throw off a
burden Of taxation which is crushing out
the prosperity of the State; and to reform
our State Administration.
The contest is warm, fair majority o.
the men who read and think and under.
stand our National and State affairs, marsh.
al themselves on the side Of freedom and
reform.
The Catholic Pastor watches demurely
and silently the growing agitation and the
chances of his Church, which is always his
paramount object. He stamps his foot
and as if by magic host of strange voters
spring into existence, and decide the con
test, in favor of the OppressOrs of the peO
pie. ~
We will not utter harsh word. nor Dc
we entertain any i'll feeling towards the
voters thus made and thus acting; they
are blinded, deluded, and led away BY
their priests and demagogues. But nei
ther the English or any other language
contain words to express our condemns
ton and contempt for the American citizen
who for Office, or some petty notoriety
leads these deluded men in a crusade
against the best interest of society and the
country; and causes them unwittingly tc
further and aid in the extension of human
slavery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Losses OF the Allies.

The London Post says the English los:
in the assault on the Redan was Eve or sil
hundred killed. and fourteen hundred
wounded, including one hundred and forty
one officers.
The AoniteT says up to the morning o.
the l4th 4,50o wounded, including 24O Of
6cers, had gone to the ambulances. The
number Of the dead was not aseertained, but
it is probably about 1000.
The Paris correspondent of the London
Times writes that FIVE French Generals
we're killed, besides ten superior officers.
It is also affirmed that Generals McMa.
hon and Frocher have died from the efecI
Of wounds, and that Gen. Bosquet is either
killed or wounded.
Gen. Pslissier has been created Marshal
of France, and Paris completely illuminated
o1 account OF his victory.
A grand National Te Deum was celebra
ted at the Church of Notre Dame-lhe
Emperor attending in person.
Queen victoria has sent an address o.
thanks to her army and directs Gen. Simp
son to congratulate Marshal Pelissier on his
brilliant victory. Id. .ss
Throughout France and England the re
joiciDg is immense.
A Paris correspondent says Pelissiel
has ielegraphed for instructions in case
Gorchakoff should ask to cspulate. The
reply, as reported. is, in substance, that The
Russians must surrender at discretion, lay
down their arms, and give up ell the forti6
ed places in the Crimea. including 0desss
and all their munitions OF war, without do
ing any previous damage thereto Bul
Gorchakof has not yet asked for terms.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Anotner D use FaIsehood.

In his desperation, Gov. Medill is resort
ing to all manner Of falsehoods to save him
self from his impending defeat Atapub-
lic meeting 10 Darke county, on the 18th
inst :, MediI stated that about twenty years
ago, Mr Chase was mobbed in the old The
sIre in Columbus; that rotten eggs were
thrown at him, DC, and that this was in
ficied upon him because he advocated the
mixture of The black and white races; in
other words amalgsmation.
Now every word Of this is false. Mr.
Chase was never mobbed in this city. or in
any other place. He never advocated
amalgamation. The entire story is started
by Gov. Medill for base electioneering pur
poses He may repeat it in other places
Let the Republicans everywhere brand tbt
libsler ss be deserves. E
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
Look Out!

For all sorts of FALSEHO0DS which
will be set afoat BY the Slavery and Tar
loving Locofocos a day or two before the
election, when they think the fslsehoods
cannot be contradicted. ~
REMEMBER!
Though, if you want a United States SEN
tor elected, who is in favor of having Kan
sas made free territory you MUST vote
the Republican ticket o2a W.. e.
5s REMEMBER! q
That your TAKES can only be reduced
by VOTING FOR THE REPUB.
LICAN Representative. '-'5sga. 7.s'a
REMEMBER!
That the Locofoco Auditor has taken
5,535 90 DOLLARS!E!
from your Treasury, and now if you want
to stop the leaks at the Court Rouse, you
can oulY do it By voting for EDWIN NJ
HULBURD, whose name is on the Repub'
ican ticket.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-10-05
False as Usual.

The Democrat says that Isaac Swank
is an outsider whom the Republicans have
sprung up for the Office of Sheriff with the
hope of dividing the Democratic vote.
Now that's "sDkoppsr," and told too by
the man who is ''preparsd to prove What
he charges" We assert that Mr.. Swsnk
announced his name as an Independent can
didate for Sheriff through the solicitation
of Democrats, and not Republicans.
If Democrats wish to vote for Mr.. Swank
in preference to Mr.. Eugler. we suppose
they have a perfect right to do it. without
consulting the editor of the Democrat.