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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-11
The Rennhlieans.

of this town had good time at Sharp shomos Block
last Saturday evening The meeting not called until
O'Clock in the afternoon and Their was crowded.
Before organizing three cheers given for Fremont
and DAYTON and for the Freedom loving members Of the
House Of Representatives who had voted AYE the Kan
sas Free State Bill, which passed on the 3dinst-
On motion WM. n MORGAN called to the Chair and
J.R. BARTLETT, Esq, elected Secretary.
R. P BUcKLASD being called for addressed the meeting
in excellent STYLE showing the wrongs and outages which
had been inflicted upon the Free State of that Terrific
~ with the completely Of the present ruling power
washington; and that the great strife in the coming
test was between FREEDOM and SLAVERY; and tina
Buchanan had given assurances to the Border Rufans an'
Shareholders that he in favor Of carrying out all Of th
designs of Pierce Douglas Co., to make it Slave State
Speecheswere also made by B. J. BARTLETT and HoMEi
EVERETT The cheering which frequently interrupted
the Speakers showed that the people were awakened to thu
importance Ofputng Freedom principles in the ascendant
onmoton committee appointed by the Chair to re
port at the next meeting permanent officers for the Ere
mont FREMONT and DAYTON CLUB.
With three cheers for Republican nominees the meeting
adjourned to meet again Friday evening, July 11th
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Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window
and RbnNr Er;IIEleN
LUMBER YARD!
DIR. TUERS'
July AnnOintmentS.

Or. II. TUBES. can -br consulted at lis rooms,
FREAONr-krSsler's American, Wednesday 23d July,
S.NNDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Satufda, 18th July.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Thursday oath July.
For consultation upon all disets of the Threat Lungs,
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels kidneys Spleen, also,
DroIsy Gravel Rheumatism, NervousHcss DEBILITY D. s.
pcTsia, Female Diseases Ague and Fever It's, lmpuri
of thc Blood Erufious Cancers Ulcers and all other
etis Of ongstaudiug complaints both external and in
eIna For ten wears Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousaHds annually,
many Of whom had exhausted every Other within
reach IN minerals ether P0Sos eEPLogeG
does he make SICK 10 make Ee tear dOTa 10 build
Hp The medicines he taken with ssleyly the most
delicate and patients remain at home, and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment Eer friends and pHy
Of which always be furnished lnvalids however
duccd and deSpainc invited to call and may be
urcd tat encouragement viii be given. expense in
Cured, without corresponding prospect of recovery
EVIDENCE FROM ERIE CorNTY.-FITs, THEIR CURARuITY
Marcarettg, Erie Co., o., June 1856
Dr.. TrBRs-Dear Sir: called at your about two
years with who had been subject to Fits EIi
psy for eight years The times varied hut the average
was about a week, becoming somewhat harder and
frequent before you him. He also had slight
snasms. causing him to stop moving speaking for
moment and which occurred several times daY. We
dared not trust him em sight in the fields about
the house. at any time or six Of the eight years he
taking remedies Of kind almost constantly and vet
they were growing worse Five six physicians were
engaged who gave about many kinds If treatment
Considering the uSeessneSs of all that had DONE the
effects of your medicine almost miracle He ha.
had but two fits since you first him. and fO than
a wear not single indication Of He has
since performed labor than before in his life
free from iitahity Instead Of constant watch
ing he has 0aueyed alone to distant stste, with lit
tie concern as though he had never been dis asrd
Jaly 4. YouIs truly, IRA BARNES
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Card.
CLYDE. Julv 9Th 1S56.

CLYDE, July 5th 1856.
EDITOR JoURyAL:-Through the medium of your paper,
desire to return my grateful acknowledgements the
Democratic Messenger for the very aterng notice taken
Of myself in the last of that sheet MAY he live
thousand years and his shadow never grow less"
G. R. BROWN.
P.s. would be highly gratifed to have the Catholic
Priest from Fremont orany other place. Clyde and
speak the full sentiments of his the snect of Sa-
very and Drunkenness orupon any other subject he may
chooses he shall be welcome to the use of my Church. and
have good hearing and will further assure him. that
there shall be fare up about either in The JOURNAL
nor in Clyde but he shall be treated gentleman and
Christian. G.RB
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In Mansfield. O.. Thursday July 3d. by Rev. Dr. s A.
Bronson ORvIIE J. VICToR, of the Editors Of the
SGadnskg Register, and META VICTORIA FULLER
In this place the 4th inst, by Rev l. NJ Pounds Mr.
WILLIAM Goss and Miss SARAH L. BLANDos both Of Wood
County.
In this place. on the Sth Hst by Rev n. Lang at the
residence Of Or. Wilmer, Mr. JACoB AGNER, and Miss
WILHELNIEA FRENzEl both of the City Of New York
In Fremont onthe 9th. by Rev F. Hcndrieks NoRToS
WILDER and Miss ELIZA SHuTrs, both Of York township
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We defy the world produce any medicine which does
not contain unne bark arsenic, mercury or any other
noxious or deadly cosnpound, to this annoying dis
ease so eeetusy Carriers Spanish Mixture. While it
contains none of the above named dangerous articles yet
possesses power in relieving and curing Fever and Ague
which cannot be approached by any of them sparay or
in combination 1t acts specifically the iver purfes
the blood opens the pores Of the skin and assists nature
to expe from the system the seeds Of disease or what as
bad the remains of the mineral drugs, which clog and
finally destroy the constitution.
See the cure Mr.. Longden Of Virginia lie had chis
twice day for three years. nothing would relieve him
until he tried Carriers Spanish Mixture only three bottles
of which restored him health. has he had
a return of the disease since. June 2O-2lW4
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For long time there was paragraph making its regular
weekly appearance in our columns with the brief but en-
phatie words Fisl Fsr always at the head to some an
offensive caption but not the beneoentand humane
who could sympaze in the of Others Some per-
shocked any indication Of disease and are even
thrown into excitement witnessing hearse OF
coffin. Such to be ptied. We should always strive
to look disease and death in the face with eamnes
and especially take every opportunity for aevating DIS
ease. Viewed in this light the advertisements OF ; ,
Hance of los Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd possess
certain interest and those who know Of any one suffering
Epilepsy spasms Fits Of any kind pleas
ure to cut out his advertisement or in some other way
send word to the afflicted of the great value of his remedies
They can be sent any part Of the country by mail Price,
IS per box. Two, 5. Twelve, S24 24W2
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GomMGfcii4l
PORT OF FREMONT.

PREPARED ron THE IoURSAI Bv ED. n. HULBuRD.
Arrived,
July g. Schr Rash Could. Bullalo. no cargo.
S. B. Island Queen, Orr, Saudusky; mdze for A
Gusderf; J. Hales and c. Snook.
Schr Planet Reed. Touawandr: cargo.
7Scpw Fashion. st. Johu Saudusky; cargn.
S. B. Island Queea Orr, Sandusky: 25 hf hsr fish
Sherwood; so cedar posts Ssndusky co.
Cleared,
July Scow Fremont, Flint Buffalo; 10000 blk walnu
lumber, J. II. Head
Rrsh Could Buffalo: ZOO tk walnut lumb
erm0Ht Slsckford, Buffalo; so 900 p. stavel
F. H. Clark: y 600 ii rtaves, J. Hos;ner.
S. B. Biaad Queen, Orr with the scheaners Pre-
lpcni. Rush and Vermont in tow.
{" Island Queen, Orr, Sandusyy.
scow Fashion, s.. John, Sandusby GOO ?. staves
st. John.
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Young America in FremOnt-Their Do
inEs on the Fourth.

There being notice paid to the day by the people in
town on the FOURTH the boys took the matter in hand
meeting was called in the afternoon the American Flag
stretched the street. patriotic speeches were made
resolutions passed. committees appointed; funds raised
when the meeting adjourned to meet again at o'clock to
have torch-light procession.
At the hour they again mustered over an hundred in
NUMBER each with unghted torch in hand after sew
ea rounds of patriotic cheers the torches were lighted
and procession moved through of the streets and
then gathered around stand erected the corner Of
Front and Croghan streets. They called to order and
addressed by Mr. NJ F. TYLER President of the day After
which they addressedby II. EVERETT G. W. GLIcK
and B. J. BARTLETT Esqs With three cheers they then
adjourned. pleased to good order and de-
manifested by the young gentlemen and as they
have commenced, may they and always celebrate
the day Country delyeance from yrannys thra
dom in a sensible manner Tire Ia Yoang -imerica,
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-" The Buehanering sheet down street is informed
that the JoURyAL said that Buchanan "was mem
Der of the Hartford Convention We ask the editor he
did not know he uttering fse0d when he wrote it?
But we do assert and the Messenger DARE NOT DENY
IT, that James Buchanan WAS A FEDERALIST. "JeG-
ersonian Democrats VIII please make note of this.
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The old folks talking Of Excursion to the Is
lands with Capt ORR of the Island Queen Tuesday the
18th. We will warrant them good tmeproyided, al
ways that sea-sicl. O. L. NINs and Gen. BELL
we are told have the matter in charge Those who want
are taken.
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NOTICE.-The co-partnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers is this day
dissolved by mutual consent All demands due to the
late firms of Mcclellan & BcGee and Mcclellan, Lake Co..
to be paid unto R. W. B. Mcclellan and all demands
against said firms will be paid by him.
R. W. B. McLLLAN.
Fremont, June %, 1856. ]. MciEE. $3.50
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10 Great preparations being made for the Young
Mems State Rsdhcation Meeting, which oa Day
ton On the 30h Of ts month. The Young men of Ere
mont should be well represented at Dayton Let some
steps be taken in the matter immediately
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Flour quiet for want of stock Sales 200 bbls at Sc 5 FOL
good Wisconsin; S62567, for common to extra Ohio
Wheat-Chicsgo Spring held at I,85.
Corn-Sales Il 900 bu sound OF 4c.
Oats-Sales 5000 bushels TO arrive at Csc.
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~ We have heard that BIRcHARD HALL, was to b,
opened and publicly dedicated on the 22 instantu h
auspices of the Library Association Rev Dr. THoNrsOy
of Delaware, is to deliver the Address.
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Receipts on subscription for the month Of
Jnne. There are many of our patrons who
have failed to respond to our call and their
own duty. We hope they will remember
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On Sat.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On Sat
~ urday, the 2fth day gf Jsly. Il. 2, 1856,
at O'Clock in the afternoon, tho doc, of the Court
House in Fremont Ohio. the following described real
tate to-Wit:
One equs undivided half part Of lol number two hum
dred and fifty, in the village Of Fremont Ohio and des-
cihed follows, toit Situate in the southeast
of said lot with front of twenwo feet Front street.
and extending west therefrom tyseven feet the west
back end being also twenty. two feet wide.
TERNs.-One- third the day of sale one-third in one
year. and onethrd in two years. with interest deferred
payments, and secured by mortgage the premises.
ROBERT s. RICE Admir-
of Robert II. CALDWELL deceased.
Fremont, July 4, 1856. 23w4
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Special Nofices.
Rg- WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW

R WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW
sHurrERs which add much to the appearance Of your
Dwellings invaluable in keeping your cool
and preventing the rays of the from dingyOur
carpets and njuring your furniture manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory of MCGEE & HAYNES.
FRENoSr o. Julv 1896. 93tf
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Why are twice eleven like twice ten p
Ans.-Because twice eleven are twenty
two, and twice ten are twenty, too.
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~" Considerable of fight was got up Front street
Tuesday afternoon and three minutes it
"free one" and a number "ptched in" More men were
knocked down than before in short time,
but like corks the stream they would up again. The
Marshal made his appearance and with the help Of
outsiders three eoveys marched up to the county
boarding house. They examined before Justice E. F.
DICKINSON on Wednesday and after hearing plead guilty,
and were fined from SO $50 eaeh and sentenced from
one to five dnvs ON bread and water.
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ES The boys seeing what can be done for cele-
baon Of the 2d of August the anniversary of the siege Of
Fort Stephenson and the brilliant victory ofCo CRoGHAN.
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Attest: Ed. H. HUIBURD, Recorder.

AN ORDINANCE, prohibiting Bonfres, Fireworks &c.
CtEC. l. Be it ordained By the Mayor Recorder and
- Trustees Of the tOoR Of LOWer SandusLy That from
and after the taking effect of this ordinance any person
persons who shall burn any shavings any other
busble material; make bonfire fires; shoot recrack-
throw rebals make any other exhibition of fire.
performance in the street of Lower Sandusky shall upon
conviction thereof pay any of not less than One
than Five Dollars and costs of suit at the discretion
of the Mayor Provided. that nothing herein contained
shall be construed to prevent hacksmiths from MAX
ing fires in front of their shops necessary to the pEosecu
ton Of their business.
SEC p This ordinance shall take effect from and after
the 18th day Of June A. D.. 1916.
Passed May 80, a. D., 1s46.
CORNELIUS LETCHER Mayor.
.. W. RAHwsER, Recorder.
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DOAD NOTICE.-Thero will be a petit

DOAD NOTlCE-Therc will be petit
tion presented TO the Ccuuty Commissioners ii San
lBskv county, a regular session PRAYING for the
location and establishment of much Of County Road
may be Sandusky county. on the following route
Commencing the line between Thomas Demass and
Lewis furue's and, and about onefourth of mile west
Of Ess Saw Mil, which is Big Mud Creek, thence due
south the said line between Dcmass and Gurues land
and continu in the direction to the line of Of
towa and Ssnduskv Counties and thence in the i
recton till it intersecs the road leading from Fremont to
Port Clinton near is supposed to the present resi-
dence of Mrs. Beardsley, in Rice township Sandusky
county. June p, ll56 22w4$
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From Cleveland the $50 and s.45 M 345 $50 and
945 trains connect at Toledo with trains of Michigan
Southern Railroad. for Chicago and the west.
The $50 and $50 trains form direct connections
between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Cincinnati
From Toledo the the 23O and 80 m and 800 aud4 50
trains connect at Cleveland withtrains of the Lake
Shore Road for the east at Monroeve Sandusky with
trains Of Mansfield and Sanduskv Rail Road.
The $50 a m and $50 m trains connect at Clyde or
Sandusky with Mad River and Lake Er1e Rail Road
The 230 and 0 80 m and 800 and $50 m trains con-
meet at Cleveland with Cleveland and Pittsburgh Rail Road
E. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office c. & T. Railroad
Cleveland, May IA, 1858. jan.+5etf
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E Front street, below Croghan, has had good, thcl
dressing stone, which is eatiHprovcment. We sug
gest that the Mayor call the attention of the Marshal 1--WE
have done it. to that hole in the culyer Of Front
andthe Pike Would not be cheaper for the cor
poration fix before gets leg broke than a
terwards?
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We go in for 'ample room and verge enough"
Dem0crafic Ness

In the above the editor quotes much he thinks fol
his service Here the whole Of the sentence which we
suggest they adopt as motto: "Ample and verge
suoueh. the characters of hell to trace"
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fremmt gunrnal,
Local aQ6 NiscciIaQeous Nattcfs.
New Advertisements.
Roll of HOnOr-June,

Book Auction at Sharp & shomo's block.
Or. A Mohawk Notice.
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hereby certify the above he true COPY Of sad Or
dnanc taken from the records Of tc VILLAGE IF Fremont
23w3 ED. VI. HULBURD, Recorder
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McGee & Haynes
STEAM planning MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY.
FREMONT OHIO.

M VI Wv Il OL4A "
Hard times made EASY, by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment
HAvING recently made extensive additions and i'm
provements in machinerg to meet the constantly in
cTeasing demadsfor work, better prepar-
ed than before to furnish orders for all kinds Of
tcrials with despatch. Poplar, Pine, Ash and Oak
Flooring Pl;,Hed and Matched
to any width and thickness, and redrranted to LAY 4
PERFECT FLOOR The advantages in using this kind #
Flooring that it costs less makes floor
and be laid in half the time. Thus ecng clear
ing Of 20 PER cent Those bringing Flooring from dis
tance to be dressed, viii be promptly attended to.
Planning in all its various forms done to order. Lumber
planed to a thickness and taken out Of wind.
PINE and POPLAR SIDING.
are manufacturing new article Of Pine Poplar Sid
ing Ianed and Beyeled, which lays perery tgh joiHt
when put ThsSidng has given perfect satisfaction in
every instance For cheapnes beauty Of finish and dur
bility, it can't be beat.
Lumber fitted for Cornice, Frieze, Corner and Base
boards, Castings MoulGings &c.
Also Fencing of all kinds sawed and made to order
Fence Pcket by the hundred Round, Square and Flat of
any length desired.
TURNING,
OF every description done TO order by experienced
workman. We keep on hand good assortment of Bed
Posts Table and Stand legs Chair Stuff Se. at Wholesale
prices Also Wagon Hubs turned, bored and reemed,
lower than they can be procured elsewhere.
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Window
and sbOOr FRAMES.
To this department Of our business pay particular at
tention Il is under the direction Of experienced work
men, with the aid Of new and superior machinery,
manufacturing Doors SASH Blinds, 6e, OUT OF AS
ONED LUMBER ONLY. which we will warrant equal to
any made in the STATE and to give perfect satisfaction
pay In connection with the above keepa
LU NJ BER ARD!
And intend to keep constantly hand good assortment
of Dry Lumber at the lowest cash prices.
We onld call the attention of Carpenters builders anl
others who are building to the facilities here offered to
Them procure their material readily, and at lower
price than elsewhere.
Those living in the county viii find hst they save
TINE and MONEY 10y getting their work done here
t7 Call and examine work and prices before you
commence to build.
All orders by mail promptly attended to- and at uniform
prices MCGEE HAYNES.
July 4th, 1856.
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Flooring Plnned and Matched
PINE and POPLAR SIDING.
TURNING,

Of every description done TO order by experienced
workman. We keep hand good assortment Of Bed
Posts Table and Stand legs Chair Stuff ne. at Wholesale
prices Also Wagon Hubs, turned, bored and reemed,
lower than they can be procured elsewhere
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FARNI FOR SALE.

EINAL SETTLEMENT-Notice is
L hereby given that n r. Tucker administrator the
estate Of Elizabeth Walters, deceased, has this day fled
his accounts for the final settlement of said estate which
accounts will be heard the 18th day of july 1856.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Fremont June 90, 1856. 22w3
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RIRD CAGES and LANTERNS, of all
- prices and patterns at ju27 CANFIELD's.
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EHY NETS. A. great variety, selling
l. cheap at june q CANFIELD's.
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Going East.

Trains viii stop ut stons marked only tn leave pas
sengers, to take them signal being made.
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