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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
The louisville Journal on Buchanan.

Prentice's paper Is waging war on the
Democratic nominee, and the Cincinnati plat
form candidates prospects in Kentucky are
becoming sadly shattered thereby, The
editor evidently is posted in precedents and
history, and he rakes up old things with as
! little mercy as herakes down Summers CAB
clifton" speech. 1t seizes upon yong
Bucks "indiscretion7 in being one of a
Committe that reported resolutions so
strongly Anti-Slavery that the South could
not abide by them and fastens them by IN
dubitable testimony upon the candidate who
now declares that Congress has no right to
legislate upon tn" question of Slavery in the
Territories. This expose will have no little
weight in weakening Buchanan's force in
Kentucky.
The Journal follows up its chase of the
game and recurs to the declaration made
by Buchanan; that ''if he had one drop of
Democratic blood in his veins he would let
it out" It says:
We have heard of a number of gentlemen
in various parts of the country, and we be-
lieve one Of them is now \ resident of Louis
vile, who were present and heard the speech
in which, to curry favor with the Federalists,
who were beginning to show some reluctance
to re-eleet him to Congress, Mr.. Buchanan
did declare that che thanked his God he
was not a Democrat-if he believed he had
a drop of Democratic blood in his veins he
would open them and let it out" The Sag
NIGHTS had better give it up and undertake
the impractible task of finding apologies for
the many errors and yoltthtid indiscrettoas
of Ten-Cent Jimmy. They only place him
in still more ridiculous attitudes. They
had better acknowledge at once that they
are mistaken in their candidate, and, as
Banks said of the Union, .let her slide"
With such reception as this "Old Buck"
viii get JucEed off the Broken-ridge without
the least hope of its being able to repair
damages elsewhere. Kentucky gone for
Fillmore or somebody else than Buchanan
his prospect for election, is dark indeed.
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INC nprisinr Of tho people in the North

The uprising of the people in the North
for Free Kansas and Fremont, is having a
decidedly beneficial result upon the Anti
Nebraska members of the House of Repre-
sentatiyes. H. G." writes to the Tribune,
that never before were such majorities Civ
en- there on the side of Freedom as at the
present time, while the Kansas discussion
proceeds. The admission of Free Kansas
is reduced quite to a certainty. Messrs.
Haven, Dunn, Scott, Harrison, Whitney,
Yolk, and Wheeler, all elected as Anti-Ne-
braska men, oppose its admission.-San.
Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

The two American papers in Indiana
County, Penn, the Republican paper of the
county, the three opposition papers of Wash
ington County in the same State, and the
Bucks Co. Latelligencer, an old line Wing
paper, enthusiastically endorse the nomin-
atoms of FREMONT and DAYTON. Indiana
and Washington Counties will protest in
thunder tones, against the aegressions of
the slave-power of the land, and will roll up
tremendous majorities for FREEDOM.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

The Fremont and DAYTON meeting held
in Cincinnati, Monday evening, was another
spontaneous gathering of the masses of that
city. No canon thuudered no music Great
cd trancient excitement, no rockets gleam-
ed through the air, but CHASE was there,
and the people assembled to the number of
1000, prompted by the impulses of their
own hearts. Our Governor was greeted
with repeated cheers of welcome; he spoke
eloquenty of FREMONT and DAYTON, char
acterizing the former rs ga man who new
er says a thing he don't mean, and never
promises a thing he don't perform" Judge
STALLo followed Mr.. CHASE and made a
telling speech.-San. Reg.
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james buchanan.

There is an Arab proverb thatno man can
be called great until he has either "written
a book, built house, or begotten a son.
The nominee has done neither, and being
past his SEVENTEEN year, it is in vain to hope
that he will merit the appellation.-Buek-
enc State.
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Stir the Soil to Keep 1t Moist.

The dryer the weather is the greater the
necessity for plowing and otherwise stirring
the soil about garden and field crops
Keep the soil loose and it viii absorb mois-
turo readily from the atmosphere, and re-
tain it. If allowed to remain hard, it will
de neither Ohio Farmer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
u FusseIman & Co.,

Dealers in Stoves Tn Shee-iron Copper-vare, Wash-
boards Plows &c We have opened entire new stocE
In the TYLER Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
md rsli and see us April p, 1855.
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gudge 1EoadIeE and Fremont.

One Of the most boyish looking men in
the Philadelphia Convention, was Judge
Hoadley, of Cincinnati, though but few
men in that able body more distinctly made
their mark. An old school Democrat, the
warm personal political friend of Governor
Chase, when that gentleman was withdrawn
he promptly threw off his coat and worked
with will for Freedom and Fremont He
had seen the young Pathfinder in New
York. and he just filed the standard meas
ure of the enthusiastic Buckeye Mr.. H.
rallied and led the friends of Gov Chase
to the support of FREMONT, and his short
speeches and hits told with fine effect. He
promised to stump every school district for
the ticket in Old Hamilton, and that she
should be redeemed. He has gone to work
in earnest, and the Young Men of Ohio
will have no ADLER and truer champion in
the coming contest than Judge Hoadley.-
At the recent ratification meeting in Gin
cinnati, he said CZep. Herald
At the Philadelphia Convention, I Ipledg-
cd Ohio to give the Republican ticket a
majority of one hundred thousand-shall
it be done? The multitude, as one voice,
responded "YesT You gave Judge Swan
a majority of seventy-seven thousand, and
twenty-three thousand can be easily rolled
up shall it be done? "Yes," again respon-
ded the assembled voters. Robert Emmett
the Chairman Of the Philadelphia Conven-
ton, says that we are a party of "isms" all
combined into one ism, which is Patriotism.
The Democrats declare that We 90 in for
fusion; [ am for Fusion-the Fusion Of one
man with one woman-of Col. Fremont
with Jessie Benton, but not for the fusion of
celibacy with polygamy, of James Buchan-
an with Brigham Young. We don't want
Shaker President This fall we want an
eleetior-four years ago we had no election
for nothing was elected, for Frank Pierce
has been no President! They say we ride
''wooly horse"-well, if we do we are
sure of one thing, and that is, he can run.
They give us many names, but we can
triumph under any appeHation-and one
name they never can give US whilst James
Buchanan lives, the name of Federah&t-
When Col. Fremont went ont to California
and found the State revolutionHed, he led
or the Freemen under a banner on which
was a white bear, under it conquered and
made that far West State the home of free
dom; and now with the White Bear of the
North, we will grasp the Black Bear of
Slavery. We hear great deal about old
"Buck" like a real buck, but not buck
in name only. I like a buck standing
proudly by the side of his doe, but don't
like one with the dough in his face! AT
Philadelphia, we inaugurated the party of
"Young America" the Young Amer
lea led on by Soule and others of that class
of fllibusters, but that which can grapple
with material ifficultes-which can build
a railroad across our dqnain to the Pacific,
and will not fear to undertake to dig out the
ST. Clair Flats, or to remove distractions
from the channel at St. Louis. And this
party of Young America, with Fremont at
its head will win in the course that is now
begunl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

-. CONGER DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens Of Fremont and VI
cinitv Teeth inserted pivot, gold OF silver pste ana
in the neatest manner - Office in Sharp and Shomo's
Binding, front room upstairs.
Fremont April IS, 1856.
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Greene s. FinetrOrk.

st+a,s At Law: win attend to all business entrusted
10 their care Omce-Nims' Block, Corner Of CroghGI
and Main street, Fremont, Ohio. ,,-
J. L. GREENE. !. 7. ttN hf f'oNh-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin aud sheet-lron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
WI ui5ss Sbeap-pelts Old Copper Old Stoves, Se-
an sorss ~ Genuine Yankee Notions. Peases Brick
plor- No L Fremont, Ohio. AGy - Ao'1'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11

The NoMINAr1oN.-Jam Buchanan has
been nominated for the Presidency by a
Convention that unanimously endorsed the
policy of Douglas, What more does the
North want to know.-DaytoR Gazette.
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FARM FOR SALE.
nne Hundred Acres,
Fremont Picture Gallery.

B. SHARP, successor to II. A. smith, respeSe.niEa E
informs the citizens Of Fremont and yicinl1y' , ne
Is sll taking those fine, cheap Amhrotypes IN ts
or Coudvweather as we as Clear Childrens Ie.uaet
tste in clear weather in seoGHds Patrons ma! rest
assured Of getting perfect miniatures o,-
80 T,strnrtions given in Ambrotvping. Terms rea-
soSae Rooms in Buckeye Hall Buildings opposite Ihe
Post Office. APP" 49,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
PICTURE GAELERK.
A. ID. WILESs
Daguerrean and AmDFoIyplsI'

+ be found at his Gallery at all hours. Pictures
NJ tsten IN Cloudy as a1efl as Clear heather. All are
invited to call and examine specimens Gallery In the 90
story of Minis block, Fremont, Ohio.
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.IuncfiOn Hotel,

s. c. WHITCHER, PRoPRIEToR, CLYDE, o.
Trsty Porters attendance 70 convey baggage to and
from the Cars free Of Charge. Livery Stable Is atach
ed TO the house where horses and carriages can at all
times be had December %, 1854.
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Homeopathy.

Or. J. ". FA1L1NU, having established himself for the
purpose OF practicing Homeopathy i'm this place and VI
cinity would respectfully announce to the public that his
present arrangements will enable those desrous of avail
ing themselves Of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon pront tenon 70 their calls, whether in
or out Of town. = Rooms, in Sharp Shomo Block
" B. Dr.. F pays particular attepnpn to s forms OF
chronic diseases Fremont, April 10, 1855.
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CnnfeId a BROTHER.

Hardware Merchants Allinds Iron and Steel ware,
botb American anu Imported sold at Wholesale OF Re
81 Ever, natteru of Cook Parlor Box Stoves. Ag-
;nltTsl and Farm Implements, Woodeu-ware, Cordagei
oils Paints &C. Belts Block, No. p Fremont, Ohio
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I, O. G.. 4.

ForyrArx LoDGE. No. 1856 Independent Order of Good
Templars meets at their Hail. in buckeye builoing eN
cry FRIDAY evening
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
Daniel LOWery,

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser. Shaving o
Shampooning done at all hours. Shop in the north en
of the Croghan House.
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Masonic.

FoRr STEPHENSON LODGE. No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masons meets at Masonic Hail. in Doncysons Block, on
The lst and Sd Tuesday evenings Of every month.
FREMONT CHAPrER No Ga, Royal Arch Masons, meets
1T the same place on the LIST Friday evening OF every
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CROGHAN HOUSE,
FRANK N. GURNEY, Proprietor.

(Successor 70 J. +. Nandercook)
The CRocHAS House is situated in the central business
portion Of the town. the Pike of Front Street
No exertions on the part Of the proprietor to render me
stay Of guests both pleasant and agreeable shan be spared
h C,rehsn House Omnibus runs to the Depot in con-
ueetion With every train of Cars.
GUESTS conveyed TO and from free Of charge
FREMONT, OHIO.
December 2S, 1855. 4SH
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S. BuckIand * CO.,
Ruc,tIand g Everett,

Dealers in Drugs Medicine, Dys-stus, Glass, Paints
Oils, Books, Stationery, &c, Fremont, Ohio
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DIS. Wilson & SIilwelI,

Fremont, Ohio, residence on Croghan Street nesr the
Court House. FEB; -, I924-
JAs NJ WILSON EIIOS. STEWELL.
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DELTTERED BEFoRR WASHINGTON ASSOCIATION Or LIN
cAsTEE, on TnE ARR oFJrLT, 1sl5- -,s1
By JAMES BUCHANAN. ESQ.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-04-25
A New and Complete
Typographical Map Of Chittcnden
Iouuty

F,TE0M actual measurement by instrumental Sur
ycys through the County by and under the
direction Of H. f. Nallng(Sta Engineers of Mass)
The undersigned having purchased the recent
surveys asc preparing to publish New and Com
j"ctc I,pI ;rnpnicil Map of Chittrudcn County;
Surveys made by an experienced Cri Eae,n,fr.
hll the tublic Roads, locations of Dwellings, Places
OF Worship, Post Offices, school Houses, Country
stores. Hotels, Mills, Shops &c. &c. to be
marked.
The amog ofrropcrty holders generally, arc also
10 lie inserted upon their places in the style of the
Maps Of Chcmung Co. y. Y. Now London County
Conn, Wayne and Ashtalu COS. Ohio by the
same publishers. The villages will be engraved
upon largo scale upon the margin of the map, also
business Directory for each. table of distances
showing the number of miles from one Post Office
touuy other in the County. An highly ornamcntcd
border viii surround the Map. It is all to he En-
rrlvcd Ivy the best artists in this Country, hand
somcly Culorcd aud Mounted and delivered to our
Customers at i'r' Dollars per Copy, which on
count Of IT. limited Sale and immense expense is
considered very reasonable. The Maps are sold by
order, exclusively Ivy the Publishers, and copy
will be left for sale after the work is delivered
We therefore, confidently express the hearty CO.
opoation of the Citizen, of this County.
VIM. J.. BAKER & Co. Publishers.
Post Office address, Worcester, Mass
February, /, 1855. w32wtf
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LEGAL NOTICES.


- ~ IL AN%tNsJ . AsStuhOs
STATE OF VERMONT, ! The Hon the Probate
Oi.rict Of Chitendcn. SIS. Court for tho District Of
Chttcndcn. To all Persons interested in the estate
Of Theron Bradley, Of Essex in the District Of Chit.
tcndcu. Greeting.
WHEREAS, tho Guardian II Theron Bfadlcc. Of
hs-rN, person under guardianship, hath made
apphciti'n to this Court in writing, for license
ana authority to sell all the real estate or hi. said
ward, consisting in Land Warrant I,r one hun.
area ana sixty acres Of land, dated the 9TH day Of
hprli $3.50, and numbered 2lllc, issue from the
Pension Olce Of the United States, to be sold for
the support and maintenance of the said Theron
Bradley.
Aud thcrcupou, the said Court appointed and
assigned the I'd day Of May, AID. IslG and order
that all persons interested be notified Of the time
and place by publishing this ordcr three weeks sue
cessycly, in the burlington Free Press, previous to
said hearing.
TnEnErone, youarc hereby notified, to appear be.
fore said Court, at the Probate Court Rooms on
the third day Of May next, then ami there to make
objections and to show cause why said Land War
rant shout, not be Sold if you see cause.
TWEEN un Ter my hand, at Burlington this 18th Ia =
Of April, A. D. 1856.
WINS ID. FRENCH, Register.
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a. NJ. Bixhv,s Estate.

D. FRENCH, Rsriro.
rpiNrn
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Martha Brisbam,s Estate

STATE OF VERMONT The Probate Court
District of Chittenden IS, for the District of
Cbitienden, To all person interested in the estate
of Martha Brigham Of Essex in the said District,
GREETING.
WHEREAS, application hath been ma lie to
said Court in writing by Rufus Brigham guardian Of
Martha Brigham of Essex aforesaid, a minor, set
ting forth that his said word is seized in her own
right of an interest in the real estate wherco Asa
Davis late of Essex aforesaid deceased died seized
that it would be beneficial to his said ward have
said interest in said real estate sol and praying
said Court to grant him license and authority To-
sell the same at private sale. Whereupon the said
Court assigned the 22th day Of March \, II. ls5G,
at 10 o'clock in the fore at the Probate Rooms in
Burlington in said District for hearing in the prem
that all persons concerned be notified
thereof by publishing the substance said appica-
ton togather with this order three weeks success
slrey in the Burlington Free Press newspaper
printed at said Burlington previous To said day set
for hearing.
Therefore you hereby notified to appear at
the time and place aforesaid, aud show cause if any
you have why aid petition should not be granted.
Given under my hand at burlington in said dis
trict this 10th day of March A. u, 1886.
W. H. FRENCH Ju9cs
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USE DIR. CLOCGH'S
G. o L y NJ u a " PILL S!

EeREPARED by WV RESNE, PittsGcd Mass
u from the purest Gums, Balsams and Vegetable
Extracts without one particle of mineral substance
IN the composition.
Their remarkable success in the cure of the follow
Ing diseases. justify their being mentioned with
prominence:
scoRBurc ERUPTloNs, SALT RuLuM ANp ERYsir-
ELIAS, by their sauotvc and curative effect upon
the fluids that feed the skim they remove all disa-
greeable eruptluns and produce remarkable soft
ness and pureness of the skin and compilations.
RHErNA1IsM ASp Corr, by removing iHfama ton
from the muscles and ligamcnts If the joints,
WORMS, by dslolginc the Shiny matter from the
Bowels, in which these creatures live aud breed.
>CURvY, ULCERS AND Old ~onES, by the erlcct
purity which they give to the Blood.
Dnorsrts ofall kinds by strengthening the Kid
neys and Bladder.
DGAHRHEA, by removing tho sharp, acrd fluids by
which such complaints are occasioncd.
FEvrRs OF ALL KINDS, by restoring to the Blood
regular and healthy circulation.
CosrlvENEss by cleansing the inte-tineS in an
easy and natural manner.
DYSPEPSIA. by cleansing the stomach and 1ntcs-
tines, and creating flow of pure and healthy bile.
Ilatu!cncy, Loss Of Appetite, Palpitation of the
Heart, heartburn and Headache, ! anguor and
Meancholly the prominent symptoms of Dy spcpsia,
will vanish as natural consequence of its cure.
Sometimes two or three Pills will prove a sufficient
purgativc, tit depends upon the systcm); at other
times more are needed. These Pills always safe.
so that no possible harm can follow overdose,
even from 10 TO ~ Pills at timc the continu-
81 use Of from to Pills from day to day. They
are mild, gentle and innocent, but powerful to ex-
pei disease.
Sold by Druggists and dealers in Medicine all
over the County. Price % cents. Boxes for 81.
ORDERS must be addressed to VIM. Rcnne, Proprietor
P'ttshcd, Mass. Sold in 3urln: ton hy TuEo. A.
PECK, @. W. ALLEN, A. C. SPEAR. In Winooski,
5. e. IsHAN. A. B. 4 D. SANDS. n. \. city.
Sept. rs, 1855 dNwly
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nARRtSON'S.
Columbian Tonic Stimulant

WILL cure all Diseases caused by prustration Of
digestive power. Its action is immediate as n
stimulant, to the vital energy to its healthy
force tonic, to sustain and perpetuate that
force till healthy Sccrctons restored and natu-
raj power returns. 1t will remove all mild forms
of Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dyscntery, Bilious
Collie Fever, and Fever and Agus; and in councc-
tion with llarrison's Columbian Vegetable Emetic
will cure the most severe cases of these and
other acute diseases in the shortest possible time
The Dyspcrtic finds immediate relief, and perma-
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monnry affections, it has great restorative efficacy
The achohol and opium ncbratcs will find it
perfect substitute or5oh those discasc-en gendcring
and health destroying articles. It is an exclusive
y vegetable composition and pure tonic and
stimulant, without the slightest diseasing proper-
ty in its composition action on the system The
friends of Temperance then will find it an agent Of
great potcscy in their cause, and that the vtintod
cravings Of diseased appetite under its will
give place to healthy action and natural desires.
II is delicious to tho taste, and grateful to the
sibilitcs of the stomach. 1t may he taken In its
present FORM rich syrup, or in water, making
delightful cvcrngc. As n daily beverage, its de-
iciousncss is dncqualcd by any fermented or alco-
hnlic preparation. 1t prevents as well cures
disease. Its 'e applicable in all seasons, to a
disease, and conditions Of life, and from cx-
treme oriuf1ncy to extreme ofagc. Price 81
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HARRISON'S
Columbian Vegetable EmetiC

fluid gaseous, from all parts of the system.
Besides its cmctic properties, it is cxpccoraut al
tcratiyc and nnulync. It acts in each of its modes
according to nature, relieves the laborng organism
Of diseased matter, and permits free action of its
natural functions to restore strength 1t is the
only safe and certain medicine in all severe forms of
Cholera. Cholera Morbus, Bilious Collie, Dysentery.
Pluri,y aud every other acute disease. 1t has great
remedial power in all chronic diseases. assisted by
the uvi.oratin. and sustaining power Of larrisons
Columbian Tonic Stimulut. cures are certain.
Principles of treatment and directions for use ac-
company each medicine. Price 40 cents.
~ Wholesale Agent for New England, GEO.
". BRIGGS, St1tipncr aud wholesale md retail
dealer in iarr.on's Columbian Inks and American
P,riumcry, 81, Washington Street, opposite the
Adams House, Boston.
AUGUST lth. 1851 wlvcnr