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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-01

mot have the honesty to tell the people thai
a law had been passed by the legislature o.
Ohio, but few years ago, to tax the banks
and the Supreme Court of the United
States the tribunal appointed by the con-
stitution for that purpose, had sOlemnly de-
clared that that tax a0ds unconstitutional,
for the reason that no greater tax could be
imposed upon Banks, than was provided
for in their charters, and that your talented
Representative did vote for just such law
again, one that he knew had been declared
unconstitutional and which if passed twenty
times could produce no tax, and that our
Senator aOoa'ld not do so, his desire to play
the demagogue not having mastered his
judg nent.-
What sticklets for the constitution you
are, to declare that when once it has been
violated it shall be violated again. How
often do you want to repeat this act! Now
sir, 1 know you have declared yourself res
ponsi6le for the Editorship of the Messen-
ger, although you dare not say that you
write its Editorial matter. If you could
properly appreciate and understand those
nameless geniuses that surround you and
give moro to the character of the paper
than you do, you would appreciate that
your responsibility" was fearful one; for
whilst you are endeavoring to make COM
munity believe that you really edit the
Messenger, the most stupid of our people
can see the image of pair of haggard un-
principled aspirants, who are using its col
umns for their own peculiar purposes, and
you as their waiting servant. Day after
day these geniuses like spider in his web
watching for flies appropriate a portion of
their time to the sidewalk and the foot of
your stairway, in the propagation of their
falsehoods and ISLANDERS, and in gathering
up and bringing to your columns all man
ner of falsehoods: and forthwith at each
successive issue, we find the fruits of their
labOrs carefully treasured up and put forth
in your paper. Now, my dear sir, before
you again complain of want of Editorial
propriety- and decency, or cry out against
the local influence of the newspapers of
Fremont or threaten to prescribe its citizens,
do you rid yourself of the insect tribe that
hover about yon, write your own Editorials
and not seek to palm upon community as
your own, the productions of others whose
very footprints are as plainly marked and
defined as if Impressed in the sands of the
beach. will leave you for the present
sir, by saying, that address you out of no
i'll will but out of pure sympathy for the
condition of "poor tray"
CLYDE.
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A N ORDINANCE ON SIDEWALKS.

\ Sec l. Be it ordained by the Mayor, Recorder and
Trustees of the village of Fremont that each and every
Scuper ofany lot part of lot situate sd
joining the south side of Napoleon street, between the
Turnpike and the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad shall by
the 1st day of September next furnish all the necessary
tera for and construct good plank Sidewalk in front of
their respective lots parts of lots the south side of
said Napoleon street.
Sec That said sidewalk shall be constructed of good
oak plank not less than two and ahalf inches thick the
walk TO be at least four feet wide and well fastened down.
Sec That If any of the Occupiers Of said lots
parts lots shall refuse neglect to furnish the
essay materials for and construct the walks aforesaid by
the st day ofSepember next the marshal shall proceed
furnish the materials therefor and construct said Side
walks at the expense ofthe parties refusing negectng
to construct the And If said Occupers
shall demand neglect refuse to pay for constructing
said sidewalk and the materials therefor that the expense
thereof may be collected by suit before any officer
having authority to hear and try the same.
B. J. BARTLETT, Mayor.
Attest-ED. NJ. HULBURD, Recorder.
Fremont July p, 1856. 26w3
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ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF

~ EDUCATIONAL meeting of the Board of Educa-
o for Union School District IN Fremont held the 14th
day Of july 1885, they into consideration propri
ETY. ofpurchasng site and building small School House
the West side Of the River for the accommodation
small scholars. They deemed this fndpensaby
necessary from the great number pupils attending the
school rooms already provided In the rooms the west
ward there enrolled last term four hundred and f
teen scholars too many, when equally divided and it
necessary to employ two Assistants yet the advsn
sges could not be attained that would have been IN separ
ate In the east ward there enrolled hum
dred and eighty scholars but those two schools
Quoted without assistants and probably be for year
two to But the number attending the four schools
in the west ward is altogether too great for four teachers
to do ample Justice to their pups and to hire assistants
incurs expense equal TO maintaining additional
school, They therefore deemed their imperative duty to
ask public One Thousand Dollars wherewith pur
chase site and erect small house where il will best
eommodate small schoars and also to request the voters
In said school district to assemble at the Court House on
the 3t day ofthe present month"; between the hours of
m and D. m to cast their votes for against levynR
tax for said amount. and for said purpose.
Under the present School Law the people have many du
ties perform we'll their servants aud there is no
requisite and obligatory than that Of furnishing
sufficient number School Houses where the youth may
educated Although the times rather fight vet we
trust the people will together with liberal spirit and
determination to promote so laudable Undertaking!
By order of the Board, J. Y0UNKMAN,
Fremont, July Is, 1856. 24W2 Secretary
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The WELCOME RAIN has come at last +;
the clouds have poured out bounteous sup
ply-The thirsty earth has quickly drank it
up. The faces of the farmers are nothing
near as long as they we're a week ago, and
the prospects Of the corn and potatoe crops
will be more encOuraging-Thanks for the
bounteous rain.
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Eg Messrs. NMs, LEPPELMAN and
Dom, have cleaned up the street and side
walk in front of their block of new build
ings.
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DR. TUBBS
August Appointments.

Or. II. TUBES eau be consulted at his rooms,
FREMoNT-Kesslers American, Monday, 25th August.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Thursday 2lst Aug.
TIFFIN-Shswhsn House, Tuesday 26th Aug.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat Lungs,
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen, also,
DropSy, Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility Dys-
pepsiG Female Diseases Ague snd Fever Fits Impurities
Of the Blood Euptens Cancers Ulcers and all other
rieties Of complaints both external and IN
ternal For some years Dr. has devoted bis entire
time 70 chronic diseases treating Thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. IN iNerals OF other p0soHs etsyed
does he nks ek TO make et nor tear d0ten 10 bS'ta
NP. The medicines be taken with safety BY the most
delicate and patients may remsn at home and continue
With prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment Ar friends and ply
scsns had given all hope the indisputable evidence
OF which always be furnished Invalids however
dreed and deparns are invited to call and may be as
sred that encouragement viii be given, In
cured without corresponding prospect ofrecovery.
REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.
Dr. H. Tubbs-sir-It is thirteen years that have
been invalid and nearly long patient Of some Of the
best physicians Of Rchand and Wyandot counties. FAN
tnR 10 this driven 70 the Of various patent bal
sans and epectOants which served much TO keep hope
alive without restoring health. When suengs were ex-
Rcripton from you, through desperation than any
eeted expectation Ofrecovey Your requirements were
followed the letter and the result has been far greater
improvement than have before experienced from all
ser modes of treatment combined. That Others may re-
ve ike benefits oaer this for publicasiOn. From the
earliest part Of my sickness until recently have suffered
continually from female diseases and the distressing
symptoms 70 which they give rise Eight years ago was
she subject lung fever and subsequently Of chill fever
since which time have had constant cough, and at times
sNecoheeq considerable quantities Of blood and matter
Night sweats were occasionally so prOfase that mornings
my garments were dripping with perspiration. also
dured much from weakness, Irregular unnat
ural appetite, indigestion pain in my side &c. began
improve after taking your medicine and am
not only changed in strength To person. but am rid
Of the pains cough expeeoratiOn and night sweats and
have q very good appetite and digestion
Upper Sandusky, June, 1855. REBECoA BrDERMor.
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Attachment.

against Sfice of the Peace Of York,
II Carver, Defendant. Stownship, sAndusky Co., o.
the 25d day Of July A. D. 1856 said Justice issued
af forty-nine dollars ITAEsOE n KNAPP
Bellevue, July %, 1856. z7vss
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Fits! Whr PrpmInent.

For long time there was paragraph making Its regular
weekly appearance in columns with the BRIEF but en-
phatic words Fitsl Fs always at the head to some an
offensive aptiou but 50 the benevolent and humane
who could ympathze in of Others Some per
shocked At any indication Of disease and are even
thrown into excitement witnessing heaTse or
con. Such to be pitied. We should always strive
to look disease and death in the face with eamnes
and especially take every opportunity for aleTiang dis
Viewed in this light the advertisements Of s. 5.
HAnee of los Baltimore street. Baltimore Nd possess
certain interest and those who know of any suffering
Epilepsy spass or Fits any kind should feel it pleas
ure to cut out his advertisement in some other way
send word to the afflicted great value of his remedies
They can be sent to any part of the country by mail Price,
IS per box. Two, 5. Twelve, S24. Aw2
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FARM FOR SALE.

TOOacres Of first-rate LAND, lying in
HUI Ottova county, so acres of which are S1def
good cuvation nd the whole enclosed with good fences
20 first quality of timber which is suitable for all
sorts of building purposes and to Barrngers Saw
and Grist MIL On the farm good hewed log buildings
OuthOuses and stable Good water and plenty of It. An
excellent Orchard of Apple, Pear and Cherry trees.
Said Farm will be sold good and favorable terms to
the purchaser Title ndisputabe; possession of the land
given in September. JOHN 0BERST ST.
Bay township, June 27, 1856. 22m2s
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PetitiOn 10 sell Land,

Petition TO sell Land.
Probate Court SaRdusky cOEaty, State Of Ohio.
James W. Stevenson Admr ofl
David Stevenson deceased,
MarT Jane Stevenson,
Joseph Z. Stevenson,
Henry Barnum, and
Charlotte Barnum and others
ITO HENRY BARNUN and Charlotte E. BArnum his
WIFE you hereby notified, that the 3lst day Of
July D. 1856, said Administrator filed his petition in
said Probate Court the object and PRAYER OF which is to
procure o-derof assignment Of dover in and the sale
the LANDS and tenements Of vhc the said David died
SEIZED which consists of the Wet part Of Lot Number
two hundred and thrtyone in the village of Fremont
house and lot contsining half OF land in the
village of Clyde and the middle equal third of the
East part Of the South East Quarter Of Section Number
thirteen. Township four Range sixteen Green Creek
Township the whole tract containing nlnetyhve
OF land.
The said petition will be heard on the fhirteth day OF
August eighteen hundred fifty SIX in said court.
JAMES W. STEVENSON
Admr, of David Stevenson, decd.
Fremont July 31st, 1885, s7w5
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We defy the world produce any medicine which does
not contain Quinne bs Rrsenie mercury any other
norious OF deadly compound to this annoying dis
ease 50 eectusy carters Spanish Mixture. While it
contains the shove named dangerous articles yet
possesses power In relieving and curing Fever and Ague
veh cannot be approached by any Of them separately
in combination It acts specifically the liver, purfes
the blood opens the pores Of the kn and assists nature
70 expe from the system the seeds Of disease what is as
bad the remains of the mineral drugs which clog and
finally destroy the constitution.
See the Of Mr. Longden Of Virginia. he had chis
twice day for three years nothing would relieve him
un he tried Carer Spanish Mixture only three bottles
OF which eectuaIy restored him to health has he had
q return Of the disease since June S0-zlwA
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sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
From Cleveland, the 100 and Dos M 3S0 and 500 m
trains connect at Toledo with trains Of Michigan South
Railroad for Chicago and the West The 100 m and
800 trains connect at Toledo with the Lake Erie Wa
bash and St. Louis Railroad for LOgansport &C.
The 100 and 9O5 m, and eco trains form direct
necons between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton aud
Cincinnati.
From Toledo the 2So and s50a M and SO5 and 500 m
trains connect at Cleveland with trains of the Lake Shore
Road for the Eas-a Monroevie Sandusky with trains
Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad. The 230 and $50
M and 500 trains connect at Clyde Sandusky with
Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad. The 230 and $50
and 305 and 500 trains connect az Cleveland with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad,
E. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office C. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland, July II, 1856. jan.450tf
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fremont Nunrnal.
Local apa 7IisccIIapeCus NafSfs.
LODGE, n

FOUNTAIN LODGE, No. I36, L. o. of C. H.
The friends ofTemperanoe respectfully invited to at
tend public Installation Of Officers at the Hall Of the
Good Tempars Friday evening August lst at O'Clock
An address may be expected. L. GELPIN, W. C.
W.T.. Downs WIS
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FIN SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given that J. L. Greene, administrator Of the
estate Of John WOocut deceased has this day filed his
accounts for the final settlement Of said estate which
counts will be heard the 9th day of August 1856.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Fremont, July 25 1855. 26w3
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Special NOtices.
= Wnpow BL1Nps LNn WIAnoM

Il WINDOW BLINDS IND WINDOW
SHUTTERS which add much TO tine appearance Of your
Dwellings and invaluable in keeping your rooms cool
and preventing the rays Of the from adngyour
carpets, and niuring your furniture are manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory Of MCGEE HAYNES
FRExOxr, O., july 4 1859. 2stf
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FOR the Journal.
Enigma No. A.

I'm found within the hermits cell,
In court and camp always dwell;
But not with men oflaw am found,
Nor soldier, on thepNrade ground. CRowELL.
Muskalunge, July 29th.
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80 BEEF AND MUTTON EA5g-
L & Co.,
wednesday Morning August 9Th,
. choice article of BEEF and MUTTON.
The lovers Of good meat invited call see for
themselves. II No extra charges.
WILSON & co.
Fremont, August, 1856. 27vI
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Tin AL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given that John L. Greene administrator on
the estate of Daniel Moore deceased has this day filed
his accounts for the final settlement of said ests which
accounts will be heard the 9th day Of August 1885,
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Fremont, July Is, 1856 26w3
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FOR rHR JouRSAL.
To the Editor of the messenger.

Ny LORD OF THE SANcTUM:-Not
standing your early heroism, your deer
groaus and wailing through the last number
Of your paper, shows how severely you fell
tho well nerited blows of the JOURNAL; but
your @death-bed" resort to Editorial decen-
cy and local influence, could not fail to ex-
cite mirth. Ny dear sir, wero it not for a
few of the features of your article headed
"Fremont and its Newspapers" 1 should
not deem you worth a passing notice, but
as it is, listen to few plain facts.
Two respectfully conducted newspapers
one of each political faith existed at Ere
mont, to wit: The Democrat and Journal.
They were equal to the patronage, but as
the Democrat could not be converted into a
"Border Rufian" nor made the dirty tool
of clique, the Messenger was started, and
you placed nominally at its head, but in
fact at its tail. That you have been duped,
I think most likely, for God seems to have
done too much for you to have you waste
yourself in such company. One great OBJ
ject of the "Aessenger" was to set up men
and knock them down at pleasuret to mag
nifty and Initiate into full manhood and conse-
quence, such creatures as should hover about
and support it; and so faithfully has this
silly and disgusting game been played that
almost every simpleton who has smiled up
on your undertaking has been dubbed
Gen., Col, Capt. or Esq.
It was certainly amusing to hear you
prate about Editorial decency, decorum, and
local influence of Newspapers, knowing as
you did that not a number of your paper
had issued that was not filed with falsehood
and slander, not only of individuals but
large numbers of persons. You think it a
great sin to have your toes trampled upon,
but deem it perfectly justi6able to revile and
slander the best citizens of Fremont by the
hundred. Do you think it less wrong to
SANDER and abuse men by the hundred than
to do it individuality You know that from
a mere difference of political opinion you
have constantly stuffed the columns of your
paper with such epithets toward the best
citizens of Fremont as "Black Republicans"
aWoolly y-horse party" "Enemies of the ma
tion," "men seeking to dissolve the union"
"liars" " scoundrels" and all such vile ep-
ithets and when hundreds of the most res
pectable portion of the people have met to-
gether to hold political meetings, you have
gloried in vilifying the speakers and char
ging them, with crimes, in denominating
their meetings, dog fights, drunken rab-
bles" and in the very poetic language of
your moral street @Lazar"-fizzles. Not
withstanding all ofthesc styreotyped ISLANDERS
against men by the hundred you get very
nervous and seek to throw yourself back up
on your dignity when the truth as to you,
is but limited at.
Among the men that you have thus re-
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individually, is but limited at
Among the men that you have thus re-
viled are Messrs. -,
and others, and yet, was about to say from
your inpudence, but will refer it to your
agony and suffering, you appeal to them to
save you from the consequences of your in
iquity, and demand of them that they tie
up the hands, and save you from the blows
of the journal" and fthey fail to do so
you threaten them with the fate of "poor
tray" What a monster man-Poor old
Dog. This you demand at their hands, as
you say, for the good of Fremont, R place
which you and those that hover about you
have done more to disgrace than any other
class of people in it.
In your allusiOn to "poor tray" I suppose
you had reference to the fable of the 'dogs
and the villagers; Now whether you have
the virtues of the tabled stray" or not, l
will not undertake to say but that you are
in company with brood of misersble ours,
all the villagers admit, and what destiny
they will ultimately assign you all depends
much upon your future conduct
You say the people of Fremont for the
last five or six years have occupied an hon
orable position, and you ask whether they
want to resume the character of Lower San
dusky again, or whittier tossrid themselves
of bad charaster, they will invoke the
law far change of name. "Now, you are
a beautiful bird to be prating about charac
ter, legal change of name, and Editorial
consistency. Ny dear sir, have you ever
experienced that by an alteration of name,
character is improved? have you the low
dirty impudence to insinuate that the name
of Lower Sandusky was changed to that of
Fremont on account of the bad character of
its people? Did you not know when you
sent forth that sheet that at least fifteen
hundred of the inhabitants of Lower San
dusky were yet residents of Fremont and
among them men and women of the first
character, who have contended with the |
savages and wild beasts, and made home
here governed by principles sufficiently tol-
erent, to admit even as vile a character as
yourself to partake of it. The name, my
dear sir, as you know or ought to know, was
changed on account of there being four
places of the name of fSandusky, which pro-
duced confusion m business and mail mat
ter.
You have labored throughout the spring
and summer, thus far, to the amusement of
all candid observers, to gid tho wings and
initiate the natural vanity of your favorite
Gen., on the tax question, and to disparage |
and revile the Senator from this district;
you have printed and sent forth to the people
column after column of misrepresentation
upon that subject, by which you have delib-
erately sought to mislead them and pro-
duce an improper prejudice upon their
minds. For this purpose you have told
them that'our Senator" had voted to exempt
large sums of capital from taxation whilst
our "talentod" and patriotic Representative,
the "Gen.," had faithfully voted to tar this
capital. Now, my dear sir, why did you
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PINE and POPLAR SIDING.

We manufacturing article of Pine and Poplar Sid
ing Planned and Beveled, which lays perfectly tight joint
every Instance Forchespness beauty Of finish and durA
biity, it can't be beat.
Lumber fitted for Chrnice, Frieze, Corner and Base
boards Castings, Moudings, sc.
Also Fencing of all kinds sawed and made to order
Fence Pekes by the hundred Round Square and Flat
any lenRth dasired.
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REFERENCE FOR THE LADIES.

EINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
hereby given that A. Coles Administrator of the Es-
tate Of l. VandercoOk deceased has this day filed his
counts for the final settlement Of said estate which
counts will be heard on the 23d day Of August 1856
LYMAN GELPIS, Probate Judge.
July 2s, 1856 27w3
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TURNING,

or every description done to order by experienced
workman. We keep hand good assortment Of Bed
Posts Table and Stand Legs Chair Stuff &c. at wholesale
prices Also Wagon Hubs, turned, bored and reemed,
lower thAn they can be procured elsewhere.
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" /" Ae

pLACK and YOUNG HYSON TEAS.
II the best in the market at so cents per pouhd-ca
and try it. For sale bv H. REMSBURG
June 2. left First door south OF the post Office
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Going East, Daily-Saaday, excepted.

NORTHERN DIVISION via sandusky.-GOiag Wet, Daily
Except Sundays,
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Flooring Planned and Matched

to any width and thickness and pGTranted to LAY A
PERFECT FLOOR The advantages in using this kind Of
Flooring that II costs less; makes even floor
and be laid in half the time Thus ecng clear
ing Of 20 per cent Those bringing Flooring from dis
lance to be dressed, will be promptly attended to.
Planning in all its various forms done to order Lumber
planed TO thickness and taken out Of wind.