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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22
CRoGHAN LODGE, LO.O.F. No. II,


FREMONT, Aug. l6, 1886.
WHEREAS, in the wisdom of the disposer of
all events, our esteemed and beloved Bro.
JAMES MITCHELL, has been removed from
us by death; therefore,
RcsOloed, That we sympathise truly and
sincerely with our sister in this her hour Of
aff1iction and trial, and that as members of
the great brotherhood, whose principles are
set forth in oFriends6ip, Lore and Truth, !"
we will cherish the memory of the deceased,
and extend our watchful care to the widow
and fatherless.
ResolOed That our hall be drapcd in
mourning, and that the brothers wear the
usual badge of mourning, thirty days.
Resolued, That copy of these rcsolu-
tions be transmitted to our sister, and that
they be published in the papers of Fremont.
l. NJ keller
6,R. g r MocVnrooH' Nee Com.
THEO. CLAPP, NJ g.
JoHN SHRLT, Sec'y
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I!ttn AdUertlSer.
To which the Tribune makes the follow
ingreply: If fJonny Fremont lives on jack
ass meat, there will be a scatterment over in
the Advertiser office when he comes to visit
Tifin! You see, gentle reader, they say
Jonny ate jackass jerk when he was out in
the Rocky Mountains, one cold winter
Since then every jaekass in the Union has
been braying at him with vicious vindictive-
ness! They say too, that he ate dog steaks
well, every cur since looks on him with ter
ror and wrath, and cracked earsl how they
howl! Now, about those cattle. We turn
the tables and use their weapons one mo-
ment. Jimmy Buchanan stole blind Wild
ow woman's COW and sheep, and the old
woman died of cold and starvation, while
Jimmy gambled and caroused away the
price of the COW and sheep he had stolen.
Now, lfr. Adpertiser, ace dare you to
prore that he didn't! You CAN'T DO IT :
This cowand sheep story needs explanation
but they can't make it!
The Democratic Messenger of this town
also tries to make capital out of the COW
story, but it is all of no use, gentlemen!--
Better turn your attention to clearing up the
matter of the poor woman's COW and sheep.
And Mr.. Republican, the next time they
come at YOU with their lying ISLANDERS tell
them about Jimmy Buchanan and the wild
ow woman, and dare them to disprove it
When the devil hooks, horn him back again.
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ERENCH Cloth, French, English and
u American CassiHncss very cheap. DB&ce
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22

A Fine assortment Of Farmers Satin and
N Satin Testing, Summer and Merino cassimer.
DB&CO
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A Large lot of the Latest Styles Dress
n Trimming for the Ladies' just received. SEQ
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In Offering this book to the public, tho
publishers feel assured that the favor with
which the "THE WATcHMAN," and the 9th
er works by the same author were received,
viii as-ura "HHE WANDERER,' favorable
reception. The story Is one Of that class
in which every reader takes an interest. 1t
is simple unvamishcd story of life in all
its various pirasos-rclated in the pleasing
and simple style Of narrative which has
rendered the authors Prev,ou, work sopop-
ular. As was the case with the WArcH-
MAN and the OLD DoCToR, persons of both
sexes and all ages may read with pleasure
and profit.
For sale by S. Buckland and Co., Ere
mont o,
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ELOUNCING, Dimity, Swiss and Cam
J. brio Edging and Insertion. large Assortment Of
Embroidered Curtains just streeeived. DBk co
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TOTTONADES, Delims, Blue Drills,
/Kentucky jeans Linen Cheek Tweeds and sstinetss
enough 10 supply every Man and Boy in the SEte with
New Suit be found with the TariH knocked endwnys
by calling en- DB SEQ
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Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

Change IN
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT to take effect Monday, Aug.
1Ith 1856; passenger trains will run daily as follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk.-GOfag Vest, Daily,
Sundays excepted.
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A Choice lot of Ready-Made Clothing
IN just received snd selling very chesp DB L co.
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RLACK, Moire Antique, Changable Bro
II esde Plaid and Striped silks large assortmentiust
received aed very cheap DB&CO
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pONNET, Cap, Taffeta and Satin Rib
ID bons, ear load Just received and very cheap.
DB& co
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WHITE and DeBerage Embroidered
w Robez, beautiful patterns DB&co
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e Read the Pro-slavery platform Of the
Buchaniers and contrast it with the Repub-
hcan platform on our first page.
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McGee & Haynes
STEAM PLANING MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY.
rnE1rN .v0, - laf

Hard times made EASY, by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment.
AVING recently made extensive additions and inn
provenlents in machinery meet the constantly in
crasing demands for work, better prepar-
ed than before 70 furnish orders for all kinds Of ma
ponIarf Asl,, ,,,d O.l
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INDIA, Book, plain and dotted Swiss,
plain and check Cambria, Jsconct, Bobinet and Cap
Lace. DB&CO
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DR.. GRISWoLD's
n E w MEDY FOR
FEVER AND AUGUE!

TT is seldom that find it consistent with our sense Of
duty TO offer any statement in favor of Popular Rene
dies. This preparations however, seems partake Of an
entire character and glad to chronicle any i'm
provement in Popular Medication. In the first place the
proprietor Of is regular physician daily attending
the duties of general practice which is guarantee
that he has confidence in his remedy he would not risk
his charaeterwith it. Moreover he has had experience
in the treatment of Malarial diseases which has seldom
fallen TO the lot Of any physician in the duties surgeon
to hospital the lshmus Of Panama; and believe
the author of work on that country with number Of
reatses medical subjects It is believe the first
instance in which Of decided ability has entered
the with medicine Dealers and if he can effect anv
good establish any standard of quality in these COM
modities he certainly will do the public some service
We see reason why good remedy Fever and ARue
may not be practically useful and Know Of nothing of
the kind that offers more evidence Of the intrinsic merit
than this The great prevalence of Fever and ue in
country renders popular remedy for this disease
Bile to every one, not only desirable but necessary hide
pendent OF the serious consequences Of AGUE health
its effects upon the pecuniary interests ola community are
such as to make property holder dread its visitation
Of the worst IF srourgss The remedy prepsr-
ed b. Dr. O. n t srDr is believed ~ those that Ea-s
uSed IT, t0hl tte 1e1scs- specific Of any thing kuous
tits said to i in aTresting the Aue within te-
tyfour hours and few reptions will prevent the dis
ease ever returning.
For sale by S BUtKLAND co; sole Agents for Fremont
Augustl, SO. 27m{
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R% DR.. TUBBs will be at the American
House, on Monday next, the 25th inst.
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PINE aud POPLAR SIDING.

We are manufacturing article of Pine and Poplar Sid
ing. Planed and Beveed which lays sPsscy tAf JOINT
when put This Siding has given perfect satisfaction in
every instance For cheapness beauty Of finish and dur
blity, It can't be beat.
Lumber fitted for Corniee, Frfeze, Corner and Bssa
boards, Castings, Mouldings, &c. -.--.ft .rT
Also Fencing of all kinds sawed and made 20 order
Fence Pieket by the hundred Round Square and Fat f
any length desired 80 = :
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AnOthcr RemarIkabIe Cure Of Serofula.

Another RemarlxabIe euro OF ScrOiuIn.
.H.sL4 Sparta Caroline CO., Va, March, 1854. Z
Messrs- Bennett Beers, Richmond. --... ..-,..-
-Gentlemen-Your Csrters Spanish Mixture has per
formed remarkable cure in the person Of servant man,
afflicted with Scroula in the very worst form. So bad had
he become that eyes entirely closed and had been
so for more than yeAr As last resort everything
else had failed was resolved to try the mixture. We
administered it according TO directions and wonderful to
say perfect cure has been effected satisfied that
medicine equals 1Carers Spanish Mixture purifier
of the blood tbs creating quite excitement beTe and
sells very rapidly. Send anotherlot by railroad.
Yours. truly, r. S. BRoApus.
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WTHI and Buff Marseilles, Linen and
w Satin Vests just received DB&co
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STRAW Trimmings, Rouches, Wreaths,
~ and Artiieials just received DB co
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The Wnndcrer.

A Tale of Lifcs vieisitudes, from Real Life.
Trudging along. unlnrvi7~ What he sought,
AL Ehistins as ne ven for van; # tlougit.'
BY the author Of The Waterman" "Oii
Doctor" Lawyers Story" &e.
One volume, cloth, illustrated. Published
by H. Long & Brother, 12l Nassau st,
n. Y. Price. 81.
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zoo Ladies Jaconet, Cambria, Book,
IOOWrought and TanboId Collars at a very small
advance above New York cost. d B CO.
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Our readers may remember We have on several occasions
spoken in very euogsic Of preparation which Dr.
Seth s. Hanee Of los Baltimore street. Baltimore Nd
has discovered for the Of Epeptc Fits Now in do
ing So we have actuaed by the very best motives
viz: the alienation Of human suffering From crcum-
which have lately TO knowledge, fear
there is certain class opesons who not disposed to
try this remedy common manner. We allude to
the fact of selecting particular case in town where per
haps there are eight cases. and trying case
Now perhaps the selected might be the only one of
the whole number that twoud not This is neither
doing themselves the medicine justice. fsdozen per
sons were stricken down with cholera in town or neigh
borhood would theyA send for physician would only
one employ him. and wait and ifhe cured the first pa
tien That plan of procedure would be most absurd So
In the ease ofr Hances remedy every one who has Fits
should try for reasonable length Of time. 1t will not
cure in day or week; nothing worth doing be accom-
pshed at once. What is easily done is easily undone
The growth Of time is enduring From the most respect
able testimony have examined feel assured that by
aProper perseverance in this remedy nine cases ofEpep
~ out Of ten may be cured. The pills sent by mail
free Of postage 70 any part Of the world Price, box
So; two SIS; twelve, s24 The address is above, So;2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22

MALTESE, Smyrna, Bobinet, Lisle,
IVA wove, Houiston and silk Edging and Insertion
DR&C0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22

THE Cow CANDIDATE.-The black repub-
lieans are raving mad at us for publishing
an article relative to Fremonts cattle spec
ulation. They can rave about it, but they
cannot disprove the charge. 1t needs expla-
nation, but they cannot make it. The ad-
vocates of the COW candidate are getting dis
heartened. Did he eat jackass meat so as
to speculate on the cattle? Du tell
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22

DALM Leaf Leghorn, Panama, Wool,
Il Felt Mapped and Ahgola Hats DB &GO
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EFenrr CIar on sece..inr.

The following letter from Henry Clay tc
Thomas B. Stevenson, VIII be read with pc
culiar interest at this time:
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SASH Doors. Blinds, WindOVE
and EbOOE. FFaIupS

To this department of our business we nav pArilsr
tentfon II IS under the direction of expeTescea work
men, with the aid ofnew and superior msehinsr We are
manufacturing Doors, Sash, Blinds &C., 0UT T0FSEAs-
ONED LUMBER ONLY, which we viii va-rsnt eaI,si to
any made in the State and TO give Perfest satsstsn or
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-22
TURNING.

Of every description done to order by experieneed
workman. We keep band good assortment Of Bed
Posts Table and Stand Legs Chair Stuff &C. at wholesale
prices. Also Wagon Hnts turned, bored and reemed
lower than thev can be procured elsewhere.
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T AIDES and Gents Kid, Silk, Lisle
IL Thread and Cotton Cloves, verycheap. D B L co
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DARTIAL SETTLEMENT is
hereby given that Mary VandercOok administrators
of the estate of Abram Vandcrcook deceased has this day
filed the Office of the probate court in and for the county
Of Sandus and State of Ohio her accounts for the par
al settlement OF said estate which accounts will he heard
on the 18Th of Sept. 1856. LYMAN GELPIN
August 20, 1856. S0;3 Probate Judge.
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GrisYOld's MaIarian Antidote.


The Great Fever and Ague Med
icine of the Age.
TNHIS great Remedy will be found specific for all the
common forms of Masmatic Diseases, especially Fe-
yer and Ague Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
paints Jaundice, Bilious Diarrhea and enlarged Spleen
The Maarian Antdote Scientific preparation simple
and safe in compositions but prompt and certain in its eff
feets 1t originated of the great valleys of the west
and cost the labor observation and experience of twenty
practice amid the miasmatc atmosphere of the west
Hence its adaptation to the diseases climate and eonsu
tons of the Mississippi valley, and tributaries renders it
infinitely superior to all the trash got up in the east by
those who know little nothing about the climate OF the
west. 1t is most emphatically western remedy.
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VELVET Rugs and Mats large assort-
ment DB&CO-
Daily American organ., 1856-03-03
Correspondence.
New York, March l, 1855.

New YORK, March l, 1855.
| The political campaign was fairly opened last
evening, meeting at the Tabernacle having taken
place to ratify the Presidential nomination lately
made at Philadelphia. The meeting was hume
rously attended, and speeches were made by J. N
Reynolds, long a personal friend of Henry Clay
Mr. Bilbo, of Tennessee, Col Jones, of Kentucky
and Col. w. d. Burton of Tennessee, which we're
listened to with great attention. Among the reso.
lutions adopted was the following:
Resolved, That, in Millard Fillmore, we have the
friend, the confdant the associate of Clay and
Webster, and the inheritor of that patriotism and
love of country, that ever inspired them in Ash
land and Marshfeld and in Andrew Jackson Don
elson, the confdant, the pupil, the bosom compan-
ion of the illustrous soldier and statesman of the
Hermitage.
"our Country, Our Whole Country and moth.
ing but Our Country"
"One Constitution, One Destiny"
81 know no South, no North, no East, no West y
:" The Federal Union, it must and shall be pre-
served"
The meeting broke up about halfpast eleven
O'clock and 1T was one of the most harmonious
throughout that ever attended.
The importations of dry goods for the month of
February, 1856 and 1855, at this port were as fol-
lows: February, 1855, $4,797, $50; 1856. same
month, $6,35e,0S5. The amount Withdrawn from
warehouse and thrown on the market for Februa-
ry, was STATS ,959, being an excess of over one
million of dollars over the same month last wear
This large amount of dry goods thrown on the mar
ket in one month shows a speculating and over
trading feeling among our merchants which will
inevitably work to their injury before many months
roll round. ....
The Hon. George M. Dallas arrived in town yes
terday, and will take his departure TODAY in the
steamship Atlantic He was shown around tho
city by the Mayor, and while on their perambula.
tions the conversation turned mostly on our diff
culties with Great Britain.
Two hundred and fifty United States sailors left
here yesterday in the barque Sam Slick for the
purpose of fighting the Indians in Florida. who are
getting to be somewhat troublesome in that quar-
ter
DR.. Beale, the Philadelphia dentist who Il will
be recollected was lately pardoned by the Cover
nor Of Pennsylvania is at present on visit to this
CITY, A meeting Of his friends took place last
evening at the residence Of A. w. Brown, dentist,
in Bond street, at which DR.. Beale was conrratu.
lated on his release from prison. Dr. Beale related
the circumstances of his case, and all gentlemen
present concurred in his innocence He is m poor
health, having suffered severely while coofned
After reading the following, let me ask who
would not be Know NothngS The Secretary Of
State has been furnished, by the several sberifs Of
the State, with the following statistics Of crime
Whole numt,er Of convictions, 6,774; Of which
there were natives 1868, and foreigners 5,075-
Thus II win be seen that nearly four to one of the
arc of foreign birth
The paragraph which appears in our morning
Daily American organ., 1856-03-03
THiRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS,
FIRST SESSION.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March 3, 1856.

MONDAY, March 3, 1856.
A message was received from the War Depart
ment concerning the fertilization of New York and
Brooklyn, which was referred to the Committee
on Military Affairs, and ordered to be printed.
Also, communications from the Superintendent
Of Public Printing and from the United States
Treasurer; which were ordered to be printed.
Memorials, reports from committees, &C., were
presented and received, or referred to the appro-
pirate committees. #ns @
Mr.. CASS rose for personal explanation in re-
gard to the communication from General James
Watson Webb, published in the Intelligencer Of
this morning, signed 81. w. W., in regard to the
position Gen. GAss had assumed in opposition to
Lord Clarendon, in which Mr.. CAss declared that
General Webb had entirely msrepresented him in
the latter part of that article.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Prayer by Rev. Mr.. Waldo, Chaplain of the
House. -
Mr.. ORR withdrew bis proposition to build ff-
teen sloops-of-war, as a similar motion had been
passed during the previous week. .....
A bill was introduced by Mr.. ALLEN, of nli-
nois, providing for the release of the Cumberland
road in that State to the State authorities Read
twice,
The House decided to devote one hour of each
daily session to the reception of resolutions, peti-
tions, &c. rHsaa ia1l
Mr.. L. D. CAMPBELL had reported to the
House from the Ways and Means, bill to supply
deficiencies in the revenue for the fiscal year end
ing June 30, 1856. The bill was considered In
Committee of the Whole. 1E .gi
1t approprates $3, 400 for compensation of ten
clerks in Third Auditors Office; Sl5O 900 for the
relief of sick and disabled seamen 81 1888 900 for
the deficiency in the revenue of the Post Office
Department.; $4,000 for blank books, stationery,
flags, &C., for the u. s. Consus $4,000 for expen-
ses incurred by Consuls in procuring information
required by circular of October Sth, 1868 other
smaller sums are also appropriated e.
The appropriation for sick and disabled sean,en
is coupled with provso that the Secretary of the
Treasury change the present, system of relieving
seamen, by dismissing from service the employees
OF government, leasing the Marine HOSPITALS to
private individuals, city town authority, or pri-
vate associations, on terms providing for the neces-
sary relief of seamen And that the Secretary shall
suspend all expenditures of money for the purchase
OF sites and the construction of hospitals at those
points where the construction of buildings has not
been commenced. 1'.lt0
A bill was passed, authorizing the Secretary Of
the Treasury to change the names Of vessels In GER
tain cases. at r... ...... .".s, !.
The House went into Committee of the Whole
Mr.. PENNINGTON in the chair
Mr.. L. ID. CAMPBELL sustained the proyiso IN
the ground of economy. .,'.t =.
It was opposed by Mr.. WASHBURN. of DIi-
nois, who objected to the proposition on the
ground that the subject belonged legitimately to
the Committee on Commerce; and further. that
no saving would be effected by the proposed
change.
Daily American organ., 1856-03-03
Washington Monument.
WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OFFICE,
I'll On 4 (

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OFFICE,
February %, 1856.
The annual meeting of the Washington Nationa
Monument Society was held at their office, in the
City Hall, February 22d, 1856, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
in accordance with the constitution of said society
and to notices psblshed in the daily newspapers
OF the city. Present forty-five members.
The First Vice President being absent. Hon.
John T. Towers, Mayor and ex.oficio Second Vice
President, was called to the chair, and +. w. Eek
loft appointed Secretary.
The proceedings ofthe last annual meeting were
read and approved
The Board and Managers rendered the following
report Of their proceedings for the last year. which
was unanimously adopted:
The Board OF Managers respectfully submit the
following brief report and summary Of the pro-
ceedings for the past year:
Immediately on their entrance into their Offices
year ago. they directed their attention 10 an ex-
animation of the affairs Of the Society TO ascer-
tain the machinery by which their predecessors
had conducted their operations the contracts If
any, which they made; the liabilities which they
had incurred the extent of the means on hand
for the further prosecution Of the work, and its
present condition.
An unhappy difference Of opinion between their
Daily American organ., 1856-03-03
A FEW FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE!
:" q. HOOD. 4lS. PennsyIvania ave.

He nue., between Four-and-a-half and (~~3a
Sixth streets, Washington has on hand very RIas
good stock Of superior Gold and Silver esGas4a
Watches aso an extensive assortment of very rich,
fine, and fashionable Gold Jewelty He has a good
stock of Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains, Gold
Lockets, Seals, Keys, and complete assortment Of
Spectaces. .s
Every description of pure Silverware manufactured
to order in the best style ,t
He has also good variety of Silver.plated Goods
and Fancy Articles, and is determined to run off this
in the next thirty days and will therefore Offer them
at such unprecedented low prices that no permanent
or transient dealer Though they pretend to sell at
cost shall or can sell as cheap either here or else
where. ~
Please call at the sign of the large Spread Eagle
and large Watch. mar l--dlwif