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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11
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Extra hcavy and fne gold Fob cAal.s.
silver Fob ehaina, sisvsr Cs1s ChAiBz
Hesyy and lLsht gsld e-Tb eias e and medium qua;
itold fob keyss Geld guard keys,
Gold locket seals single and tnulls Gold fob buekss
Gold vest keys, new stj les Gold lockef ksys
Mosaic slseze and eollsr talttcus Gid racket kew
Gold and stone do
Plain gold sleeve buttons snd Hliit ssuds
Cameo shirt studs, Plain gold coisa- batfsrs
Gold Slides fine and common Iaies Sleeve Buftsna
Coral snaps, plain gold snaps, Of every variety,
Diamond breast pins, Eigfeen 10 Thyve dollars eaab
Diamond ngerngs Eighteen TO Tventy yye dollars aAeh
tents cluster pima California dianopds,
Masonic Pins Osd FelloEs piaa
Mechanics Pins Tirerneusn Pins
Hook and Ladder companys Pins,
Fine gold 16 carat esr-ings ear-rors 16 ard ls car ~
Cheap Gold drops and rings Plated eardrops and rings
Fine Eine gold ii iSsoSehss S Cog and plated eha1r
Gold box pins single and double. Gents box Pins
Cameo set pin and rings Mosaic set pin & riaaa.
Cameo and Mosaic rings and pms, single,
Gold rings Solid Il and Is cras fne; gold Ioekst Liza
Regard rings: locket seal rings; fne sesie rings,
Cheap scale ringr,
GntTings and pins BY the gross OF dozer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11

T0ys and N0tiOHs.
Any quantity offne toys both wood, metal &c,
Dolls, Laughing Doll heads, India rubber do1heads
Miniature sets Of Carpenters tools,
Toy watches, a large assortment, Buekskfn pazsesy
Hair pins, by the pound, or any quantity,
shawl Pins BY the gross, dozen single one,
Lather boxes and brushes, Silver Spectaeles.
Blue and green single and double glass
Speetacles. Goggles and Eve .rotertorn.
Silver Spectacles; German Silver do BY ther
gross, dozen, single pair
Imitation cornelian rings, very cheap By The
dozen. Cheap Sewing Birds 81 per sosen
And thousand other articles that have uefthsr
time nor space to mention. :
Country merchants and dealers viii do veil to ca and
examine my stock before purchasing elsewhere ss Win
sell goods liberal terms Be- had any where this
side Of New York.
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Gnns and AecOulrements.


Extra fine Doublebarreed stub and twist brd guns ffo
$50 to 500 each,
Fine English twist, double ducking guns
Extra heavy, double dueking guns Is to 20 lbs werht
warranted to kill at 20 rods,
Double guns, rife and shot,
Cheap double guns Eight to Twelve dollars each,
Fine and common single guns,
Boys guns, very cheap, Fine single rides
Good common guns, well manufactured and finished
Cheap brass pocket pistols, Aliens Rerolre-s
Colts repeating pistols,
Self-eoeking single-barreled pocket pistola
Selfcoc ting doube-barreled pocket pistoa
Fine aRa common game-bags,
Double and single shot belts and pouches
Fine Dixan and a-haf two and a-haf 70 duck easkv
Fine and common pistol and rife tasks,
Dixan's double, spring graduated shot ehargers
Ely patent wire cartridges Horn roEdcr easks.
Rifle and shot gun wormeTs, Ely's gun Waddinr,
Waldrons gun wadding, Patent cap holdera
Powder horns all sizes Flask E5rfnrH
Fine steel gun tubes, Gun eieanerx
Rife and shot gun wormers, Brass mould
Rod tips open and closed ends, Iron naoulds
Nfpple wrtneaes and all kinds main spring.
Huntsmans drawhasks and drinking cups,
Star Caps, warranted perfectly wsterprooE 90 cents v
1000 Hat Caps, s. d. CSps. Rubber gun cases,
Ribbed and smooth S. B. Caps II any quzptttY.
Shot chszgcr SPRINGS, Lever changers, ke. de-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11

90 do Ohio Life ms h Trust Co. SFk Cinc'ti $500 90
Is do Mech Trad's Blk Stock Jersey City, 500 90
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-04-11

Wade Butchers hollow ground Rszou foR SehsFS on1y
WastenhOm's hollow ground, extra hne,
Wsstenholn's rattlers, splendid articfe.
Cheap razors ofevsry make and quality,
All kinds Of American Shears and Scissors
Ladies' Pen knives, dne and common,
Gentlcmen's Knives, fine and common,
Jack Knives, Hunting Eniveb
Dirk Knives Dog Knives Barlow EnfFSs.
pouble-edged Dirk Knives,
Enameled-handled ScissorI
Embroidery Scisso0,
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
From IIurONe.

New York, Sept 3.-The steamer Persia
arrived about o'clock this \. NJ, left Liv-
erpool on the 23d about o'clock =. NJ;
saw the Arabia at 80 p. NJ. bound for
liverpool The Ericsson arrived out the
18th and sailed again for New York on the
cath with % passengers.
The British Parliament had been further
prorogued until Nov. 13.
No political news except that Deisrael 5
leadership was becoming distastcful 10 hi.
followers.
The london T,mss eJtOria'ly approves OF
Mr.. Narcy's reasoning on the subject OF
privatecring.
Napoleon is at Deanitz; he is said to DC
uroinr claims Of Prince Pierre B6napoft to
the throne Of the Danuccian Kingdom, un1
to be considering what title to bestow upon
the American defendants Of jerome.
The harvest in France is consideted fully
an average one.
/ II is said that the Emperor Of Russia gave
/ his consent to the title Of MaakOH being
, bestowed upon peissier.
There was brilliant celebration in honor
/ Of the twentyfrst years peaceful reign IN
/ Holland. The government Of Holland has
refused assent to the principle Of arbitra-
tons before resort to arms commenced by
the Paris Congress
/ From Spain there is nothing of iInpor-
lance. tranquility prevailed.
The difficulty with Mexico was said still
to be settled
\ doubtful report was current that France
and EHg'ani had addressed an uitimatun
to the King Of Naples, and that in the
event of refusal TO comply with their de-
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mind between his father and the minister,

mind. between his father and the minister,
two as near and dear friends as the child
could have, was enough to carry sorrow to
the hearts of this family. Either the father
or the minister had uttered an untruth, and
let which might be the guilty party, the sad
consequences were terrible enough to either.
The father preserved his integrity IN the
eyes of his child, whilst the Rev. Mr.. Roy
fell to the deepest depths of iniainy, by his
careless recapitulation Of the base calumnics
of venal and corrupt party press. When
Mr. Roy comes to sender an account of his
Stewardship he will find that that sermon
and that child's wrongs will be weighed in
the same balance. IF the seeds Of ISFIDEI.I-
TY here sown, in this young child's heart,
should ripen and bring forth fruit, will not
the sower reap fearful harvest Of thorns
and thistIcs?
The great bulwagk Of our nation consists
in the unity of its members. View it either
in a political or religious bearing, and still it
is the same. Separate The nation in political
feeling, and you DO the same in religious
one Let republicans or democrats be de-
nounced by our clergymep, and you weaken
. the ties Of christian sympathy, and eiiectu-
ally exclude one or the other from your
/ churches and your affairs. Henry Ward
/ Beccher may amusc his idle hours by writ
/ ing and preaching his fabulous stories Of his
Dog Noble and the Empty Hole" and still
there are many men just as good citizens and
christians as he is, that differ with him.
/ They will teach their children as they thinl;
best, and duty, sad bu, imperative, re-
/ quires them to shun the seeds of inidelty
that may be sOwn in their tender hear is by a
( sad prostitution OF the sacred desk, by clos
/ Ing the door of the house of God to them,
at least, until the sober reason and common
sense once more have sway, end decent
respect is paid TO those who may differ with
the pastor in the political topics Of the day.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

We should be sorry to see Mr. Buchan-
an elected, because lac is in favor Of preserv-
ing the obnoxious institutions as they exist
and the unity Of the States. There is no
safety for European monarichical govern
mentS, if the progressive spirit of the Dem
ocracy Of the United States is allowed to
succeed. Elect Fremont, and the first
blow to the separation of the United States
is effected. ~
The Post is parading the above daily in
its columns, as copied from the London
Chronicle. After careful examination, we
think we may say with tolerable certainty,
that c extract is wrctched forgery, and
that nothing of the kind has ever appeared
in the London Chronicle. If the editor Of
the Post viii send US copy of the London
Chronicle containing the above, we shouldn't
mind sending the editor of the Post new
hat BostoR atlas.
We sent the paper over to our friend by
the porter. and hereby acknowledge the re-
ceipt of an order for Il new hat-B0stOa
Post
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Ii. c. Cook--The Governor, and State
Finances.

now can any republican, who believes
:, mat D'v, Matteson has plundered the State
III the manner represented by the
lineage Democrat, vote to elect Mr.. Cook
again TO the State Senate Has he not in
his report to the Senate exhonaratea The
Governor from all these charges and falsi
fed every word that Long John has ,,,oroa
against him: Is it not well known ,I,.. ,r-
Cook stood ready at the proper time To yo.o
for the Governor as Senator, and that he ,yas
only prevented from doing so by the oppo.
sition of his confederates, and the timely
withdrawal of Lincoln.
Is he not now, and has he not been, ever
since the adjournment of the legislature, in
the employ of the Governor in business
way? lie republican. Yes, as long as
they have favors to bestow, and honors to
grant, and no longerl Welcome, thrice
welcome to all such renegades and trick
sters. To esq
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
..Richmena,, IN tn Fielt.

We this week announce the name Of Mr.
Strain, Of the city of La Sale, as a candi-
date for the Office of prosecuting attorney in
this district. We believe Mr. s has also a
law partner in business, and we should like
to know if he is to divide the profits Of the
Office and engage cases on the other side
Should Mr.. Strain be elected the state will
pay him for prosecuting criminals, and she
does not want his partner in business to take
the other side and defend every scoundrel
that may come along, even if he has money
to pay the requisite fee. Come gentlemen,
speak out, and let the voters know all about
this matter. In case the democrats don't
geta chance to vote for some one that has no
partner, we would recommend that they
bring out some national man, who can de-
feat both the republican candidates just as
easily as either of them single-handed.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

ALL HAIL 10 TIE PRAIRIE SrArr,-If there
ever was time that doubt existed as to
the vote Of this State being cast for Bucban-
an and Richardson, it is now dispelIed. We
have the most cheering news from all quarters
The North will more than hold its own,
whilst the middle and the South will roll
up such heavy majority as will astonish
even our most .sanguIne friends. Illinois is
safe for the democracy by thousands, and all
candid men admit il.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
Republican Plumber.

No more convincing argument Of the pro.
ffigacy of the Republican party can be found
than the simple fact that the moment they
get power they go to plundcring the nations
treasury The members Of the present re-
publican congress have increased their own
pay from eight to about sixteen dollars per
day, or in other words have doubled their
pay from what it was when they were elect
ed They refused to vote supplies to our
army, but the dear souls took good care Of
themselves.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

BELiFsfr.E. ILI.. Aug. ,. 1876.
Ny DFAH >IE:-I write you for the pur-
pose Of eu4u.r.ng simply whether you re-
member th- circumstances Of my bearing "a
challenge from Major Richardson, then my
colleague from this State in the EIou-- nf
Representatives, % Won ut Washington. II
Was. ! think. Ia tn winter Of lS5n-Jl. /
ara aot certain whether It was challenge
"a s''uteiv; or whether it was not. de-
handing rctraction or apology " something
ike that. presume YOU viii remember the
f.r-s and WI! inform me
Twin tel you cau1id,y why want the
information. Richardson and mvsc'f are
competitors for the office Of Governor. Our
constitution - very severe on 5us. one. WHO
shall have sent or accepted a challenge. or
fought duel. T. has had the want If man
illness to bring out against me my affair with
JET Davis. want this as an OFFSET Tam,
name shall no, be used. Please Jet me hear
..uG yal early. Yours,
wv. II. EIsSE1I
Hon. T. T. OLus.
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At n Fremont Meeting, held few nights

At Fremont Meeting, held few nights
since at Marion, in this county, Mr.. P
moved that all Fillmore men then present
should retire while Fremont Club was be-
ing organized Mr. " also moved that
the democrats should leave the house After
the Fillmore men anu Democrats had re-
tired, the count was taken and it was found
that THREE Fremont men were left, be-
sides the two champions of Black Republic
anism from this place. Go it, Fusionism =
Urbaaa Iaian.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

SIGNS OF THE CAMPAIGN-Not q single
member of Gen. Harrison's cabinet supports
Fremont, and bit one of Gen. Taylor's All
the ex-presidents Of the republic are against
Fremont. The adopted son and heir of
jackson is defending Buchanan. The son
and son-in-law of Harrison, these of Hen
ry Clay and Daniel Webster, are also all for
Buchanan. And SO is Gen. Leslie Coombs,
of KY, the noted wing orator and bosom
friend of Clay.-Det,oit Free Press.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

NOT so FAsr.-The Springfield Journal
recommends Judge Lockwood as republican
candidate for 1t. Governor, in place Of Mr..
Hoffman. Long John" not having been
consulted therefore this nomination needs
ratification. If John says the word and all
the other fusion papers in Chicago will fall
III line, and the work is done.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

ANOTHER HEArY VRRDIcr.-A Mr. Ward
has recovered of the Buffalo add Erie Rail-
road company SS,9s5 for the burning of his
hotel and furniture which, he claims was set
on fire by Goals blown from one of the
Company's locomotives
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SUGAR GoING DowN.-The last New York
Erening Post says that sugar continues to
decline. Prices are nominal, but full one
half cent per pound has been conceded to
buyers. A cargo of Demarara and Antigua
sugars, the first article from these British
colonies this season, sold at n cents.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

Lone JOINS" instructions to Loveioy
are being carried out to the letter. They
say at Joliet that he drinks "lager beer
most beautifully; and at Mokena the
b'hoys" insist that he drinks a brandy
punch quite handsomely. All accounts
agree that he is a beautiful drinker for a new
beginner! Go it Parson. Go it Loveioy!
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

Gen Scott has declared to his friends
against Fremont for President, but refuses to
commit himself for or against Fillmore
Great efforts have undoubtedly been made to
induce him to declare for Film ore, but his
profound silence shows that his sympathies
are not in that direction
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

SHOOTING AFrRAY At PRINcEToy.-Ne no.
tice by thclsst Dsuocrat that its editor, Mr.
c. y. PINE, has had s'lirmsh with Nj
Levi North, the mayor of that city Mr..
Pine being live democrat, and allie to "hoa
his own row." found it necessary to chastiSe
the mayor by giving him a few kicks and
cuffs, on the sidewalks in that city. lnmc-
diately after the aiiray the heroic mayor fired
a pistol shot at Mr.. Pine, the ball passing
through his coat sleeve. lie took good care
to fire at a time when Mr. p had his back
turned and out of his reach. The mayor
now talks of going to Kansas, as he is a
good shot at deod marks, but trembles too
much at lire ones.
Wonder if Lovejoy furnished the powder
and ball out of the Kansas aid magazine:
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New Grocery Store.

THE subscriber has opened for the sale OF Gro
q ccres, Wooden, Willow and Stone Ware, in Walker
Hckihgs new brick building, La Sale st. Family
supplies OF all the best varieties with Fish, and
Fruit in their will be kept constantly hand
Having become the Agent for the sale of the Aqueduct
MINIS dOur particular attention will be paid To its quali-
ty. Graham Flour. Indian Meal Cracked Wheat, Bran
and Shorts will also be for sale, All orders promptly at
tended to and delivered. JAMES X. MElGS.
OTTAWA Sertenber g. 1886.
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Is IT so ?-LovEJoy, in his speech at the
Ottawa nominating convention, gave the as
surance to his friends that he would get a
majority in every county in the district Is
this so? What have the democrats to say to
this vain Boosting. Can he get a majority in
either Of them? We think not. Let the
true men of our national Union rally, and
triumphanty defeat this northern disunion-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06
The Grea. Mass Meeting at Morris.

just as we were going to press the dele
CATION from this place returned from Morris.
They represent the meeting as immense
not less than Is to 10000. Judge Douglas,
John Van Buren,, Francis Grund, and others
addressed the immense crowd.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

We notice that the y. Y NeraH, a vio-
lent Fremont paper, is Specializing already
about Mr.. Buchanan's cabinet, and gives a
list Of three different members OF it. So
fully convinced are al! candid men as to his
election, that man doubling it would be
regarded quite curiosity in New York city
The excitement is only kept up for the pur-
pose Of clccting such men as Lovcoy to
congress.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

WESTERN SCuooL.-We discover, from g
circular before US, that Prof l.. Umlauf, who
is favorably known in this community as an
misunderstanding fought in Poghkeepsie
and Newburgh-is about to open Female
Seminary at Ottawa, Illinois. Prof o. is a
ripe scholar. (the master Of several langua-
ges,) gentleman in his demeanor, honera-
bic in his dealings and he has our best
wishes for heppy and prosperous future in
his western home.-Pouahheepsie, n. 4.
Examiner tta.E
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Nine-tenths of the olive oil in the country
lard oil. 1t is purified by sal-soda, and is
about equal to olive oil for the table or for
other purposes.
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STATE or ILLINOIS,, In Srns founty ana a., tsrcme
Court herect. 10 Nocember Term, 100 hA ,h W.
How ~ lanes L. Danes, Julia Ann Lamb, John y.
Lamb Mary J. Lamb. Catherine Lamb, CARA A.
Lamb George VI Lamb, Julia Lamb, ana Martina Ii.
Iamb-In ChaHcery. - 49, -
YT appearing affidavit on ME IN the ONCE oil tho
/ clerk of the circuit court for said county, that the
AIMED Janes Danes Is resident of this state
an the complainant having filed his bill OF complaint
herein and summons having been issued thereon
ding to law.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given to the said James
L. Danes unless shall personally be and appear
before the circuit of said county, first day
of thereof to he holden the house
in OTTAWA in said county, the second Monday In No.
vember next, and plead, demr except to said
complanant's bill, the will be taken as confessed
against You by default, and the and thngs
therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
"r1 J. r. NASH, Ckerf.
BUSHNELL GRAY, comphs. solicitors. ssp6
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TSisEIESTEFs'S
Intelligence and Real Estate

nFRSONS wanting Farm Hands Clerks Warehouse
L Men Mechanics. Cooks for Hotels. Barkecpers,
Bows for stores, Girls for Housew0rk, Chamber Maids,
Nurses &c, &C, be supplied by calling AT this Office
Situations obtained for wanting work
collections maze; land sold rented obtained for
those who want buy All persons having pro-
perry sell VIII do well TO call. All business
done promptly this office. Main st. IIossack's Row
Ottawa, September 6. 1876.
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child Of one of our citizen says the All
bany knickerLor~cr, was lately baptized
with water brought from the river ia which
John the baptist bap.iscd the Saviour Of tn,
world.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

81 don't care so much about the bugs"
said Mr. Wormey to the head of the gen.
tcel private family in which he resides, "but
the fact is, marm haven't got the blood to
spare; you see that yourself"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-09-06

NEW STATE.-It is proposed by some OF
the Minnesota press to call her the =" Gopher
State" after her admission into the union.
Others nrefer tn coIl her the "North Star"
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i ours truly,

EDSCN =. tLDS.
Here we have Bissc.l admitting his own
lnc'igibiljty, and making through his news
papers = false allegation against his compcti-
tor. After he has accused Richardson OF
getting into fight in n gambling hell. -
and of having sent challenge to DR. Odds.
he writes 10 Olds for testimony to cover up
his own talsehood Bat the correspondence
djscloscs more; it shows that BisSc'i, being
the " friend OF Richardson, knew that the
transaction did not occur in a - gambling
he'll, as was alleged, and therefore that the
assertion was w.lful. or to use his own eX-
preston. vile. vil!ainous miSrCprcsenta-
ton" The reader will see how eilcctually
Bisseils . Offset is knocked down; how his;
attempt to defend his own ineligibilitv bv
alleging his opponent to be no better situated
than himself, utterly fails him
We do not envy his feelings when he reads
this correspondence. How abiectlv mean he
must feel himself to be, when the public is
informed that Col. BiSsell acted as the
. friend of Richai dson in duel, which,
for the purpose of making it disgusting, he
falsely stated had its origin in Il - gambling
hell." The exalted Bssell going around
bearing the challenge of man who, he
says, got excited by his losses in "a gam
bling hell.' Poor, pious Bissell moral and
exemplary EisseiI the low companion and
brothel friend of gambling hell" bully.
But this correspondence shows that Bssell
uttered a falsehood when ne stated that any
challenge took place, and uttered still baser
falsehood when he maliciously and most We
nomously stated that the quarrel took place
in gambling hell Poor dupe! He has
gone into the Fusion party; and to cover up
his first false position he has been continual
" involving himself in all manner of diff
culties.