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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1855-08-17
GASTON & JOHNsON'S
Map Of Our Country


FMBRACING Ihe United States and Terr-
Il tories the Canadas, New Brunswick,
Nova Scotia and New Foundland; also Mexico,
Central America, and the Isthmus Of Panama,
! Cuba, and the West India Islands, each in its
1 proper position; together with the Sandwich
Islands, all on the same scale. Compiled from
| Government surveys and other reliable sources.
Progress is the watchword OF our times The
world moves. Our country is no longer as it
was. He who knows its Geography only as he
learned if ten years ago, would hardly know the
| map OF it now. Hence, new work adapted to
the times is everywhere called for. Maps have
indeed been published from time to time, but
perfection is a child of slow growth. Within a
very short period, it was deemed sufficient for a
a map Of our Country TO extend west far enough
TO embrace Missouri, and south TO the Gulf of
Mexico, SO as to give a view Of the old States
only.
Such was Sherman's and Smiths, Mitchel's,
Ensign 81 Thayer's, Chapin's, &c. The or
ganization of Oregon, and the claim to 81 40 in
1876, brought out Colton's work extending to
the Pacific. The discovery of gold and the rap
I'd settlement of California, turned public atten
ton 10 the Isthmus Of Panama and Central
America. To answer the demand thus created
for map for the times, Monks work was issued
in 1850. Each Of these works had its peculiar
merits, but each contained some capital defect.
Sherman Sc Smiths Chapin's &C., showed the
counties, but only exhibited the older ststes.-
Monks showed near the requisite territory, but
was deficient in respect to the counties. Hence
new work was called for; one that should
combine the merits of all its predecessors
This is the grand characteristic Of the work now
offered TO the public. Wnlle it embraces all
the territory belonging to our country, and those
adjacent islands and countries with which we
are particularly interested, it exhibits in beauti-
full colors all the eounte les from ocean to ocean.
A splendid map of the Sandwich Islands, is
new and prominent feature, and contributes
argels 10 the interest and value of the work.
The population and county towns of each coun-
ty are given in a separate table.
On vacant space of the sheet is placed a
Map of the World on Mercator's projection,
which exhibits in the clearest light the geo.
graphical and commercial relations of the Uni
ted States TO the rest OF the world. The great
commercial sailing routes Of the world, the po
siton of other nations, as viewed fr-m our own: |
the route of the U. S. Exploring Expedition,
&c. The work has been executed in the best !
style of the art, is elegantly colored, and mout
ed in durable manner. Its size is about
six Feet Square,
and it exhibits more territory than any other |
work on so large scale ever published
This work is recommended by Hon. Milard
Fillmore, ex-Presdent Of the United States
Gov. Clark, of New Y York; Hon. Lewis Cass; |
H. J. Raymond, Lit. Gov. N. Y; Hon. Wilt |
lam Wright Horace Greeley, and many others
of the best men Of the country. 81
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Grown wheat.

Several car loads of sprouted wheat by
The Michigan Southern Railroad, were offer
ed 10 this market last week without finding
buyers. We learn that some was forward
ed to Buffalo and there remains on the
market unsold. Excessive care should be
taken not to mix sound and unsound wheat
together Experienced men will not buy
it. Nothing, millers so much dread, as
grown wheat The smallest possible share
of grown wheat taints the whole pile, and
renders the flour made from it unsaeable.
Neither can sn experienced buyer be easily
deceived. 1.-THE sprouts are beaten Of, it is
detected BY the lessened weight and chang
ed color Toledo Blade.
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County Convention.

The Republicans throughout the County
will observe that the Central Committee
have issued their call for the assembling Of
the Republican voters of the different sOwn-
ships, at the Court House, in Fremont, on
the 18th day Of September, next for the
purpose Of nominating a ticket to be sup
ported By the freemen of the county.
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PAsrB AS IS PAsTE.-Dissolve au ounce
of alum in a quart of warm water; when
cold, add as much -four as will make it the
consistency Of cream; then strew into it as
much powdered resin as will stand on a
shilling, and two or three cloves, boil it to a
consisience, stirring all the time. 1t will
keep for twelve months, and when dry may
be sofsened with water.
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HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door Of the Million.
A Wonderful Discovery

A Wonderful Discovery
|, Has recently been made by DR.. Curtis, ofthis
city, in the treatment Of Consumption, Asth-
ma and all diseases Of the Lung. We refer TO
| DR.. Curtis Hygeana, or Inhaling Hygean
Vapor and Cherry Syrup" With this new
method DR.. C. has restored many afflicted
ones to perfect health; as an evidence ofwhich
he has iDnumerable certificates. Speaking Of
the treatment, physician remarks: 1t is eVi-
dent that inhaling-eonstantly breathing an
agreeable, healing vapor, the medicinal proper
ties mustcome in directcontact with the whole
of the arial cavity ofthe lungs, and thus escape
the many and varied changes produced upon
them when introduced into the stomach, and
subjected to the process of digestion. The
Hygeana is for sale at all the druggists through
out the country.-N. Y DHtchRGn Of Jan. IA,
The lnhaeris worn or the breast under the
linen without theIeast stinconVenience-th heat
of the body being sufficient to eVaparate the
fluid.
Hundreds OfCAsES CfCUREs like the fol-
lowing might be named. One Package of Hy
geana has cured me of the ASTHMA of six
years standing.-Jas. F. Keesberry, p. VI. Of
DlncGnnon, Pa.
am cured of the ASTHMA of 10 years
standing by Dr. Curtis Hygesna.-MargGret
EGston, Brooklyn, NJ Y
Mrs. Paul Of No. 5 hammond St., N. Y,
was cured ola severe case of BrOnchetis by
the Hygeana.
My sister has been cured of a distressing
cough of several years standing, and decided to
be incurable by her Physieions. She was cur
ed in ONE MONTH by the Hygeana.-J. II.
Gaubert. p. NJ, Richmond, Ne.
Price three Dollars a Package. Sold by
CURTIS 81 PERKINS, and BOYD'& PAUL
No. I49 Chambers ST., N. Y.-4 Packages
sent free by express TO any part of the United
States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.-Dr. Curtis Hvgeana is the ORIGI-
NAL and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, all
others are base limitations or vile and lNJU-
RlOUS Seounterfeits. Shun them asyou would
POISON. Sold bv
S. BUCKLAND g. co. and
JOHN F. WOOSTER. Fremont, o.
Oct. 1854. 39:Iy
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Saddle, Harness,
And Trunk Mandatory;
cpEENr cDRnCC nuI0

OL11Os
FENHE subscribe: has now on hand, and de-
signs to keep the largest and best selected
assortment Of "a.
SADDLE AND HARNESS WORK,
that can be found in Northern Ohio, comprising
in part,
Full and Half Spanish, Hood, Concave. Dem
pique aud Common 1t-r MEMS SADDLES.
Plush. PIushive, and Extended spring 10 La
Dies SADDLES; with very large assort-
ment of Plan and Fancy RIDING BRIDES.
Harness Of all styles constantly on hand;
from variety of Draft and Team Harness, to
Brass and Silver Plated,
Carriage Harness. Whips and Lashes, Fly
nets, Trace and Halter Chains, &C., &C.; in.
GLIDING all things pertaining TO the business.
6c-r All work Warranted in every particular
as recommended. IN
The BEST MATERIALS the country af-
fords will alone be used in the manufacture of
work. From experience and strict attention in
business ne will be prepared to sell work in his
line at the
Lowest Possible Figures.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage re-
ceived from the citizens Of Sandusky and sur
rounding counties, he solicits continuance of
the same. With his present advantages he
pledges himself
Not to be Undersold,
in any article in his line. -r
eFt M. w. PLAIN.
Green Springs, o., Aug. 3, 1855. 2sif
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Chrystalotypes.

T HAVE secured the services OF an experien-
L ced artist, and shall commence taking tEis
beautiful style Of pictures in few days. Five
pictures for $500, Specimens 10 be seen at my
gallery. A. D. WILES.
Fremont, July 81.
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Died.

In this place, on the 18TH inst, MARY A,
daughter Of Henry H. and Mary Jane Searsi-
aged II months and Is days.
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NTarripH.

At the CroEhsR House, on the 18th, by Rev
RI. Lang, MIR. Rshert Korner and Miss NJ J
Phalen, both of Nnrwalk.
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Probate Notice.

A LII persons interested, are hereby notified
N that s. Tillotson, administrator Of the es-
tate Of Caroline BrOssart deceased, has filed his
accounts for the fna settlement of said estate.
which accounts will be heard on the 3lst day Of
August, 1855. LYMAN GELPIN,
Probate Judge.
Probate Office, Fremont, Aug, Q, 1883. k9va
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Notice.

rs hereby given that petition will be presented
i TO the Commissioners of Sandusky county,
at their September session, praying for the alter
ton of so much OF the county road which COM
mences eighty rods east of Greensburgh and
running north to the Napoleon turnpike, as run
through section number one Scott township
Said alteration to commence on the north line
Of section twelve Scott township, in the centre
of said road, and to run north one hundred and
seventy rods, and again to interseet said county
road; and also, fol the vacation Of so much Of
the old road from the north line of said section
twelve TO where the new road intersects
july 81, 1855. A. PETITIONER.
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Keep Cool.

ID EFRlGERATORS. Water Coolers, and
HI Ice Cream Free1ers, can be had at
CANFIELD & BROTHERS.
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Rags! Rags!
New Jewelry.

TUST received at Leppelmun's fine assort-
,J meut Of N ew Jewelry, consisting Of Breast
Pins, Ear Drops. Finger Rings, Lockeis,
Chains, &c. Call and see.
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and Findings,

or every variety for Shoemakers, Harness and
Saddlemakers.
hope TO have call from all the old friends
whom trNded with while in th 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 10 merit and
receive their patronage.
am nov receiving the following articles,
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Attachment.

NOTICE is hereby given TINT an attach
~ ment has been issued by R. H. Lucksv, a
Justice OF the Pea ce for Harris township, Otto
wa county, o., at the instance Of Hull & Bell,
against the property and effects of John Gibson,
a non resident debtor, for the sum of fifty seven
dollars and three cents, and FIVE dollars probable
costs. HULL & BELL.
July II, 1855. 27w5
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The Prospect Brightens!

TIME GLOOM WHICH PREVAILED
over our heretofore prosperous State, in
consequence of the failure Of The crops, aud the
prevalence ofthe pestiIenee which many sad
heart by its blightng influence, 10 all appearan-
ces has passed away with unexamPled severe
winter, aud every heart beats high the prospect of
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Room TO Rent.

ITHE STORE ROOM lately occupied by
Il A. Gnsdorf in Sharp e. Shomo's Block.
Enquire Of H. Shomo, at the store Of King,
Ziegler d Co. SHARP g. SHOMO.
Fremont, May 25, 1855.
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Notice OF Withdrawal OF certain Lands In
wisconsin.

WHEREAs "a pursuance Of Joint % Congress en
uod "a t osuion explanatory August m d,
eieea hundred sna nyfouf approved March . 1885, relating
20 ihe fox ara iscQasin yer gfau e effect o which
large said Rfant from President
81 he Unfsd STATES has hs
Marrb ulmo directed that the
oY on eeh e al TIE Portage canal aud the Foz river
aRd the lakes u eugh which neludae tue lands
fHe Withdrawn and withheld fof said grant Withdrawn
from sale or snty for whatever orders
NOrIoE hefeiae hereby given that said
matter dEehed bays abs day been Withdrawn from
accordingly, 10 wits
In he dlsuictof lands subject 70 sale MRSAsnAi
NoY Of e base ne and Of tAe fourth principal siaa
Township y, the len Wisconsin rive
chips 10 and Ia, Of range ..
Townships ~, 10, aud IA, of range 10.
Township IA, ~ H.
Townships q, 70, 6, IL, and 10, of range la
townships 70 70, ~, and IL, Of range 3
Townships ~, II, sud ~, Of H.
Towpshps ~, Is, ~ aud 20, OF range u.s.
townships 10, 10, ~ II, 49, 90, and 81, of range 10.
Townships y, ~ ", 70, 10, 40 IL ano ~, of range IL
Townshios -, 6, ~ 10, 20, 81, and ~, Of range lS
townships 6, ~, 6, 49, 20, 81 a. and %, Of 10
Townships q, 2a, 81, and "a, OF 70.
Townships se, a5, and "a, Of range I'll.
dls,ssst Of lands saheot MrsgRxL Posr;
North Of the base line, and o the fourth pTipai mesaa
Townships ~ 49, and H. Wisconsin
Of ranges
North Of se base e fotA principal merian
Townships is and 10, of range 8.
Townships Is and 6, of ranges.
Townships IS and 10, of range 10.
Townships Is III and II, Of range IL
Given under hand, the General Laad Office the
Wasingion this third day Of April, A. ID. 1855,
BY order Of the PRESIDENT
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
April 4-aaw6w Tint. and starl
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oFroE wAsHisaToS AauEDUcr,
tH. Washington, March 2, 1854
PROPOSALS inyied for gaduson brick
dams, tunnels, and othsr work sf the Washington aqusduc
Proposals. the bh Of May will be opened of
thai "t#a
pro6les, specifics will ready
animation and after the 20th day pf April
Proposals viii be received the particular cuve,
hytdges, ae sc described and seeihcHuoGs
Ponrns only Of the works be completed under Tie
pfesaBl precipitation but al cOnHcs for uphusbed work VIII
the night pesctbf t Of work TO done aud rae
under for appropriation and
ofte hodnR sufficiently decide when and
wtsi works shall be stopped uni funds become available
la OF the afe stoppage uany particular work for want Of
funds, the reserved cent will paid m ia the Judgment Of
the engineer e work has been properly executed 20 Tar as has
rsHUs ..a.a .4@
Payments will be made in checks the United state
treasury upon the monthly estimates Of the engineer reeing 10
shall be paid their full monthly aud in specie
All bids should be sealed, endorsed proposals for work
the Washington AqueducL"
The United States the all the bids
should they be deemed such
considered conducive the Of hr
+
Every per be accompanied by written signed by
responsible persons effect that uDder
take that the bidder or bidders w his their bid he accepted
for the completion Of said
be accompanied by the certificate Of United States district
Judge United States district attorney officer Of
the general individual Engineer De
of War; that the able make good their
: f#"@.Ha.a M @. MEIGs,
Capt OF Engineers, In charge.
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NUM- BEK 3Os.
lNo. baoI


IN pursuance law T. FRANKLIN PIERCE Prerdent ofthe
public saie vii se held At de land once a. ausSaT IN ne
s,s q a.'sl,s.ss M m eeaasnsng on Monday the .s
Asis of sections Of land bearing x
stas tasas. and assrss.rri subject % ths aoas min
@ , a ~S S9s & ans ny cents ss ss a provided By
pre- y ,he &c, Of an Aasa.s s4, which
lsos eut subsequently, Withdrawn und further p
G date s 1853 ssg ~ % ssr sa I ~ SsDs Ss ME-
leol q private sn A. the dste Of said withdrawal
sep,eabpr issa uadsrmenaoneS ownsaps to
Koriho oftAe base lins aus cast ofAs caoetss usr4sn
rovushipJc -four, Of range thirteen.
townships iayse fem, tre. and sa. q range ioureen
Townsh,ps tAree ,ire Orange sirsy
Townships tss, siz, aud sersn OF ranse seventeen.
s ss Il % & ass, oa sssa i s. ~ ~ s sads osss
nes since restored 70 private entry above stated which viii be
tor actual sel,emsn, ana pre- smplon
e sa~n ~ Dc ass of p .sg sns ssas Win %
Be susss g sn and location and after Monday he
subject sale at ususrA
North 81 sLs base Hns, Of sss Caoefa prran
Iownsps is,ss four Zee 'n and seven q range twelve
Townahps t,s ouy rs sir and seven Of range our,een
Township ,ysn, ,,.s ., d aanss n afses %
townships hree FOUR rs str and aepsn Of range seventeen
IN e disict lands subject sale DrsoroLs
Serst Of ne base sne and 81 tAs principal
Townships sen, fourteen hen, sixteen, seventeen,
Townsfps thirteen, fourteen, fifteen n4fssn erenesn
Tapgs three
Townships heen fourteen fifteen, sztsen and seventeen
range @EH
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range i've. s.
The townships designated wholly
the limits Of six ant fifteen miles respectively each said
road and those In tacs parity within said limits
mated diagrams which viii furnished
dis,rct ofhees Commissioner Geneni Once.
The lands will be Sold subject s right Of by the
both September 1885, railroad
exceeding hundred each side thereof and therefore
particular land which will be
official
TIE sections will be offered public the
Client time admit Of offering all the lands but exceeding
weeks and applications make entries of the lands
public under will
until after the close Of the weeks.
city Washington,
February Ammo Domin thousand eight hundred
hfy- Ave.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JouS WILSON,
Connmissioner of the General and Cthcr.
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United states Patent once,

an petition of James Brett, of Ma'eawan, New York pray
the extension OF patent granted to h on he oh
.keywrenches,' Tor seven
years from the Of said patent which takes place on
the l0th day OF July, 1855
said petition be heard az the Patent once on
Monday 25 of June at 10 O'Clock, ms and all per
sons notified appear why
"a petition ought mol to be granted .
required to file in The Patent
specially forth in wrihg al least twenty
OF hearing all testimony hed by eh party
transmitted
the oihee which VIII be tnrniahed on
application. J, -,
the viii be closed on the i3h OF June
Positions and other relied upon must De s
before OF that day the Arguments n
~ within days thereafter.
Ordered also published In The Union, Inc
yencer Evening Washington, D. CI Pesnsyyanap,
Phadclphia Scientific American, New York, and Post Hos
for three weeks
25th Of Jtne next, The day OF hearing
" CHARLES MASON,
M- M. Commissioner OF Patents
F. will Please and seod their
Once with containing this notiee
Mar l0-lawJw
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lH THE whsr AND sOUFH--BALTlMORE AND
ONO RAILROAD.
Ss5s ssE ss.=.s,.s;sss ;.s,ss -sg;:skSt1l lssitsss

pprored arrangements for changes Of sced-
lE completion
Columbus, unnne, dors, by direct
the Baltimore Ohio railroad all of the W
laud North souwes gives This route greatly increased ad
through travellers that direction. On after Mon
day, November 81, le5 the viii be iolluwsi
FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS.
Two fast trains daily will each direction Fs mail
ran leaving Camden station z instead Of ocock
eretnore Except Sunday arriving Wheeling
heeofore aud running through Wheeling in about IA
hours reaching there 10 25 This train win Wash
hnrg, Sir John' Run, Cumberland Piedmont Rowesbue New
Feteman, Farmng,on Cameron and Moundvi only for
wood aud water and meals Bsi these trains make prompt
regular with the of The Central Ohio road for Cam
hdge, Zanesvle Newark, Columbus, Cncinna Louisville Day
sandusky Toledo Detroit Indianapolis Chicago ST. Louis,
the mail will reach Gin
dinner while express train they
there al - the next ngs being kept but night on the route by
either train.
Passengers ror the Northwest ria intenedae
make direct with the Cleve
land Pburg railroad all when the Ohio is navgae
m between Wheeling aud Wvsve by leaving Baltimore
n mail n, q, IN.
Returning The trains express
30 reaching Baltimore al 50 the mail train
~ III s5 p. M, reaching Baltimore att,
Through tickets by from Wheeling for Cincnna Madison,
Louisville, St Louis cies will be sold at all times
when the stage of will admit. .@ #a#
Through Baltimore Washington all the
cities the West sold at the ticket Offices
of the company,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
train, leaving saton, take passengers fo
all stopping the road Returning ts train leaves
Wheeling at II IS, mdnght Cumberland al 10 Is and
nves at Baltimore al Z, p. ...
The Frederick accommodation for Frederick and ineme
dae places viii daily, (exceps sunday) arriving
Frederick 10. Returning will leave Frederick at o.
arriving at Baltimore at IL 30,
Tae Eicos Mills accommodation will be daily, (excep
Snudays,) follows:
Leave Camden 6, a. n and 3, p. m
Leave Ellcot's Mills at I 80, a. M, and 6 80, p m
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NOTICE o. inbIishne.aI o an
~ district In the State OF California.
Whereas
March 3, 1885, entitled An The the
public lands California; Sc the President Of the uaited States
such his Judgment public
terest ma 8 % di-
separate land district
which districts established under said by public
dated 2st March, 1853 whereas the and settle
public require establishment OF the
districts authorized I'd March, 1883 afore
d.
by authority of the
said o 3D. March, 1852 the President the United
directed the of California shall be divided into
three land Districts the boundaries Of which follows
part state Pacific lying
line running said
thence meridian line the line dividing
townships and onr G and ~ north of said base line, thence
said lice townships aud four the
boundary The State will the UpPER psTRIoT the land
which has established MnryspiLe.
described lnIi
of the line dividing townships and
hh standard snut) viii form the " DIsTRtcT
which Bcnca all the State
fthe fifth standard parallel the DIsTRlcr
organized office which established Los angcios
boundaries above
districts respectively.
hand the of Washington This ninth day
April, A. y. 1855 gs .#N .a al. ,..... +. Is.
BY order of the President: JOHN WILSON,
General Land Office,
April III -1awj3w tln. s. star
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New Postage Act.-NOticc to the Public and
Instructions to POstmasters.

Office hereby that greeaby act OF Congress
IN March g. 1885, following of be
charged, and after the first day of dpr merit in lieu of those
established, TO wit:
single conveyed in the mail. between places
exceeding three
miles, and distance exceeding three thousand
miles, ten cents Il.s
and after said first day Of April on letters is
quired such from foreign country,
official business. The franking
privilege remans unchanged.
first day OF January, eighteen hundred
required place postage stamps all
prepaid letters which such stamps may not have been puced
by the writer's. ..## Usr
BY the second General
uniform the valuable
provision of the law will be carried into effect
therefor will be issued
necessary blanks be prepared and distributed
81 "#a.@ JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT, ...
March 8, 1855
at,,Y