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Proposals for stationery.

DEPARTMENT. stats,
Washington, May "a, 1854.
IN Of he aed eszine and making appropriations for
such objects usually included
eal appropriation bill without authority law, IN and
vide o certain incidental expenses Of departments Offices
August 1872 sealed proposals viii be received at this department
unit O'Clock, the 2st June furnishing such
articles Of stationery required by o from the
let day Of July enumerated 10 the subond schedule and
elmae OF quanu but IL be understood by proposing
that The department 10 be liberty take either less greater
quantity OF any article than speched according 10 lis wants du
ring The year.
Each article 10 be of ie quality and be delivered without
delay when ordered.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SPEECH OF HON. =. A. SMITH,

On the state Of affairs In Kansas delivered in tho House Of
Representatives June 20, 1856
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approx sio0 900, so09 each OF $40 to
$4,000 s4oo 900. Of Sa0 $4,000. Of Saoo TO
500
Whole tickets S2o-,alyes Si0-qnarters s..
ruIes cashed at sght at S per cent discount.
Bills all solvent banks taken al par.
Adawing will he known.
Comnun cations addressed DON RODRIGUEZ of city
Charleston South Cafoina) until the 4h Of July will be
a,hdcd 10.
The above prize was held in Charleston last July.
NEy q lmt
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oh-boun land No 10 66l I60 scres issued
In vor N March, 1885, under the of March, 1855,
pass services IN the 0f 1872 having faed
s'epy gwen that am the soe and ghtfn owner Of
M @ ho having aienated assigned the convey
! V'Ne' o. doing either 20 any person whs,eyer.
AVms-lsvsw JAMES W. BROWN
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gas well established watering place win be opened for vers
N the let Of June under the joint management OF the susse
been leased by OF them for OF The
tasteful arid extensive and all
additions have been made render the hste aeeonmoda
sedy of the first class The springs distant nom The
uoad Wsenton six miles, by graded road The morning
Orange road from Alexandria and from Cor
avie by the branch road with Warenton where
abe coacbes await the arrival OF the Trims Passengers
tNm BALTIMORE Washington ard Alexandra springs
ALL o'clock and from Staunton and Richmond dinnoT
Board months 25 month three $50,
mh s35 and month, $40 month sl2 day,
u Children and servants half price. -
THos. n. p. INGRAM,
Nay 20-eodlm ALEXANDER BAKER
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THOMAS BUCHANAN READ.-Mc.srs. TAYLOR
sAURy received further tie works Of this
ashguishsd poet and artist.
PSms By buchanan Read, illustrated edition, elegantly
sShd Ia Turkey s.,
Pens by Thomas Buchsngn Read. 81.
TIE New Pastoral by Thomas Buchanan Read 81.
The House BY the Poem BY Thomas buchanan Read IS
omL Bookstorr near srcet.
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l.. y. Middleton ,

Dealer IN Ice.
Once and depot southwest and 18th streets.
Feb 37-dGmn
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| v. CALDWELL, Dentist, OF Ntrg,nts, hut more
recently Of Pbadphia, Il located the Pennyva
and lin where he
n ior any needing hts services Tesmona expressing as
hon ffon in reference superiority
and Of tooth ache,
nn of the head and lsws correcting eguary OF
ng teeth beans d-esssd gums, hc be relation
@ skin and Judgment Also, mouths prepared for and artificial
ven inserted IN the best sibls manner.
y u -Graruirous operations for the poor.
Nay l7-tm4
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hEsrAL 40 OrICE.-DR MUNsoN has removed his Office .
lsbs Teodst.t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-28
departments as follows !:
THE ARK.

This valuable monthly devoted to the
principles of Odd Fellowship, is stillpublish-
ed by A. E. GLENN, Grand Secretary Of
tue Order in Ohio, at Columbus. 1t will
enter upon its fourteenth volume on the lst
of January next, and is the Oldest publica-
ton Of the Order. The Ark has done
much to extend the principles of Odd Eel
lowship, and we hope may long continue tc
exert an influence for good upon every com
munity in which it circulates. 1t is issued
promptly on the first Monday of each month
at 81 per year. Those who wish to take
it can leave their names and one dollar al
this office.
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WedicaI Representatives,.

Fora long time certain class Of diseases have bafied
the skin and practice Of the most eminent members Of the
regular medical faculty Foremost among these we might
instance epilepsy orfang Cts. Happily now by the skill
and inventive genius Of eminent chemist of Baltimore
Nd this disease has been brought within the means Of
curs We .ude to the preparation called the Vegetable
Extract Epeptic Pills invented and prepared by Dr. Seth
& H.pce Of los Baltimore street. Baltimore Nd Since
their discovery many persons who had given up All nope
Of ever being cured have been restored to the iu ENJOY
rnent Of health Prominent among these We might note
Mr.. Harrison Lghtfoot Of Huntsville, Ala Mr' Il. mas
suffered as much from epilepsy as any other person IN tue
word never knowing what it was to pass aWeek without
having an attack and often falling in the streets Of Hunts
M a. ;s 1o f1liv restored and has not had at
tac for more than year. Dr. Hances Plus have oeeh
th sure cause Of this cure. These Pills also cure All moo
Factions ~ Kits Spasms and Cramps, 6c and are very
erviceable for persons Of weak nerves Dr. anee se'
them TO anv part Of the country the receipt OF remit
lance Price one box S5 two, IS; twelve, "a Aooes
Seth Hanee 1OS Baltimore street. Baltimore, Ad447-
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Special NOtices.
WnW0IHdg

Recovering from the effects of Fever Bilious diseases or
continued illness Of any kind win find Cartes Span
ish Mixture the only remedy which viii revive their droop
ing constitutions expel all bad humors from the blood
excite the liver to prompt and healthy action and by It's
tonic properties restore the patient to health and vgo
We can only say, TRY IT. single bottle is worth al
the so-caed SarsapariIla in existence II contains ~
NerrnrS Du1n or snv other noxious poisonous arug
and 1 iyp 10 the youngest infant without hesitauon
See the certificate Of wonderful cures srouna 5s oot
More than Eve hundred persons in tho es oi NNO'1
Va can testify to its good elects.
See advertisement. 44W4
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n1arlr,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY PregaTed tro"
prescrf1fion Of SIR J. CLARKE, NJ d., Phys1etdH
Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is uniling in the cure Of al
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
consultation Is subject II moderates all exeesses and re
novcs an obstrurtons and speedy may be relied on
To Married ladies
tits peculiarly suited It win in short time, bring OF
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterleits,
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be tsksn by females that ar
pregnant during the first three months as they are snre
bring on isearrage but at every other time and in ever
other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
1. C. BALDWIN L CO., Rochester, n. Y.
FUTILE / MOSES, Auburn, General Agents.
NB. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorized agent win insure bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail.
For sale BY S. .BUCKLAND CO. Fremont, andby on
druggist in every town in the United Ststes-
Fremont. Nov. Is, 1856. 44yl
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nHERI.rN COLLEGE,.

We have before US the Annual Cata-
logue of this institution for 1867. Ober-
lin College continues to be the principal
School in the West if not in the Union
Its Officers and Teachers are men of the
first standing, as men of reputation, capital,
large experience and the highest attain
ments in knowledge, In looking through
the catalogue we find there are students
from all the Territories and northern States,
with but one from the South; while there
are several from England and Scotland
The number of students in attendance dur
ing the present year, is 1916, in the several
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-28
Eg The Lancaster Gazette gives this

~ The Lancaster Gazette gives this
charming glimpse Of high life in that town
A WoRD TO You've MEN.-Drink freely,
play skilflly, dance gracefully, swear Justify,
dress fashionably, smoke beautifully, and
talk learnedly, and If the past and present
are any criterion for the future, you will be
considered pumpkins" in the uppertendom
of this town.
In all our experience, we have found this
class of "fast young men," as above pictur-
ed, the ones constituting the elite efthe com
munlty in which they reside. The stan.
dard by which responsibility" is establish,
ed and valued has been reversed. True
worth and merit are of little account in these
degenerate days, and the man is voted ar
iqneraBatS who wrote
ssThe sours the standard Of the man.
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r OST IN CLYDE, Sept. 18th, 1856, CALF SKIN WAL
1 4 LET, containing papersas follows:
One note signed nv Vim. H. Willis, dated August 18th,
1856 for SIO36 payable to VIM H. Bacon or bearer, with
endorsement of SlI.5O Sept. 9Th, 1856.
One note signed Lyman Miller, dated February 10TH
1856 drawn for s11O sixty days after date, payable to Wm
II. Bacon or bearer.
One note signed Charles Hoffman dated Sept 9Th, 1856
drawn for S1150 payable five months after date 70 Wn
H. Bacon or bearer. .-' .-r f - ,f
One dollar in paper currency Also number Of notes
and receipts which of value to person but the
owner - ~ to fa AEM. H BACON.
To be left at P. B. Beerys Store, Clyde, Ohio
Sent 26 1856. 35H % -
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re- The Louisville Journal copies from
a private letter the following stanza not in
tended for publication, written by Miss EN-
MA ALICE Brown. Prentice says of it,
"It is, in our opinion, Miltonic in its beauty
and grandeur. When before was such poe
try as this written by a young girl, searcel!
more than childl When in all the histo
ry of poetry?"
"Touare apoet and understand the solemn truths an
glorious morals read as out of Gods sublime Apocalypse
the fading Of the year.
These are the inspirations and the lights
That lead and upward evermore.
We hear sweet voices, far in purple nights,
Call from starry shore
Bebrave, be patient break LIES stubborn soil,
Gods angel holds thee with steadfast hand,
The purple clusters Of the Winters toll
Make beautiful the laudl-
Be brave, he noble, planting among thorns
The future harvests Of thy glorious rights
For loi the fiery pillars of the morns,
Rest on the sunken nights"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-28
DR.. TUBES
December appointments.
DR.. H. TUBBs, can be consulted at his

ur H. TUBBs, can be consulted at his rooms,
FRFNONT-Kessler's American, Tuesday, End Dec
sAyBusKY-st Lawrence House, Saturday, 29th Nov.
TTFFgN-ShaEhan House, "Wednesday, 80 Dec.
Far consultation upon all diseases the Throat Lungs,
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen, also,
rousy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility, DyS-
psp Female Diseases, Ague and Fever, FITS Impurities
81 6e Blood Eruptions Cancers Ulcers and all other "a
rees Of standing complaints, both external ana IN
fernai For ten years DR.. has oevOted ms ehre
time to chronic diseases treating thousands annually
euv Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach IN no siHerGLs other PoisoHs employed
nor does he make siek TO make e nor tear dorm 10 6Ro
An The medicines be taken with safety by the most
With prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment aer friends ana ply
icsns had given up all hope the indisputable evidence
of which can always be furnished lnyalds however re-
dueed and desparing, are invited 70 cali ana may be as
surd that encouragement will be given or expense in
cured without corresponding prospect otreeovery
INSANITY.
To continue the usual variety give this month case
combining mental with physical disease;
- = CUYAHOGA FALLS, July, 1856.
Dr TuBBs-Dear Sir: Seven years ago this month my
on ad been exposed TO wet and came home III and deler-
os We supposed It the effect OF cold, and took means
Il has It For the subsequent eighteen months howev-
n m remained in this condition, exception
of an hour two occasionally For the last SIX nonths
efore yOu constantly insane, His gen.
eral health had also suffered greatly He WAS weak eac
iated and aov We had employed the best skill at home,
and finally took him to Cleveland where he was examined
~ the Faculty Of the Medical College and prescribed for
Their prescription (srchniR seemed too harsh or power
fufor him. and he became worse while using it. We then
came to you. had little faith in his recovery, as the
most noted physcians in this part Of the State had faled
Under your treatment he became perfectly sane ano
reganed his health This took place FIVE years ago and up
10 the present time he enjoys good health and sound mind
Yours respectfully,
JAMES L. GRENELL.
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80 Thn Rnchester A1neric1tn tells a 40.

EE- The Rochester american tells a sto-
ry of a lady in that city whose dress was
stepped upon by a partner in the dance
The skirt was torn, and whalebone thrust
into the circle in a very unseemly manner.
The lady coolly took hold of the article,
drew it from her, walked to the door, and
threw it out, and took her place in the Co
tillion Just in time to ''forward and back"
That lady would walk up to the cannon's
mouth, or the matrimonial altar without
fear or trembling.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-28

E Our city fathers are building upon
upon the top of the Engine House, snug
residence for the belize of Fremont. At
her call the beaux are expected to rally in
stanter. We hope there will be no occasion
for an alarm from her iron tongue.
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attitude / remain yours truly,
MARY ANN C0MST0CK.
HAnlLrox, Ohio. Nov. 10, 1855

HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1855
Dr.. RoBAcK-Desr Sir,-I have read in the newspapers
many effected your Scandinavian Rem
edes but consider my at least interesting
and marvellous any of them. Sofa you
cerned testimonial less is ote consequence
Your fame established and my statement cannot add
your celebrity But for the benefit of fellow creatures
desire to make known the facts When called upon
yOu at the instance OF dear FRIEND the 21st of March
last had been nine years sufferer from catarrh. The
irritation of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes it almost drove crazy IcOuld
not Sleep and free from unpleasant sensations
At various times five different physicians had attended
each treated in his way but of them did
any good. despared Of ever seeing another well day,
and when called at your consultation rooms, had very
little hope of relief By your advise entered Immediate
y upon regular Of yo7r Scandinavian Blood P
fer and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful way in which you spoke and resolved strictly to
follow your direction, In less than week. all the worst
symptoms Of my complaint began to take mider FORM
and continued to improve from week to week until at
the end Of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace of the catarrh had left STILL how
ever continued take the remedies for nearly six weeks
longer because foundth building upmy strength
and fortyng my constitution Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign ola
lapse should be glad to this letter. rthe substance
of it, IN print, for the guidance Of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
For SALE BY-S. BUcKLASD & Co. Fremont; KELLY &
BEACH, Elmore; p B. BEERY, Clyde; C. POWERS Wood
Vile; W. BRADNER, West Milgrove. 4lyIs 80 fri
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Stoves, SrovEs.-Roberts & Sheldon,
Hardware and Stove dealers sold forty-two
stoves to forty-two different individuals last
week. There arc four stove stores in our
place, and they probably sold one hundred
stoves last week
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-28

RE "Madam," said a husband to his
young wife, in a little alteration, which will
somehow happen in the "best of families, y
''when man and his wife have quarreled,
and each considers the other at fault, which
of the two ought to be the first to advance
towards a reconciliation ~ @The best-heart-
ed and wisest of the two" said the wife put
ting up her rosy mouth for a kiss, which
was given with an JUNCTION. She had con-
quered.
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New York Market.

-l-a New \ ork, Nov 70.
1our-s-et heavy; sales 500 bbs at GAG 25 superfne
ts. 6 extra do; 5as 50 super ne western; GO
A. Is extra do Canadian -four quiet and prices nolnAy
the namr; sales $50 bbs- -
Yhoat-Narket opened firm and closed lover sales 90
O00bu at 40 Milwaukee Club; 50 red Illinois, 80
al 5s red Indiana; l, SO airWhite Canadian
Rye--Firm at 90c.
CFrn-Drooping: q, 900 bu mixed western at T3a74c
Oats-Dul at 4sa5lc for state and western.
Pork-Unehanged sales 80 bbls at1 SlalS 80 ness la
I'LL prime.
Beef-Firm, sales so bbls-
Tlsrd-steady AT I2tSaI2zc.
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@ The Sandusky Register, which has
reputation equal to any paper in the State,
has been changed from morning to an
evening paper. The principal reason for
changing the publication hour, is to suit the
mails.
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"rhe soul's the standard Of the man


~- The Express train from Cleveland
on Friday night, the oath, between Clyde
and this place, ran through tree which
had blown across the track. Notwithstand-
ing the tree was about a foot in diameter
the locomotive cut it in two, with but slight
injury to the machinery, and none to tie
train or passengers.
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E We have had several promises of
both wood and money lately, and have still
hope that some one will CRAFTY US in this
respect.
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frsnd@ AanrmI.
local apS aJiscsiIapsous Nattsrs.
OuR AnYERTISERs,

Groceries-A J. Hale Co.
Fall and Winter Clothing-F. Dernham-
Hardware and dStoves-Caneld Brother. Stock in de-
tail next week.
Bethel Iron Store-Carr & Taylor, Sandusky.
Farm for SALE. F. vandercook.
Harry Lutes' Estate-John Koons, Administrator.
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H. M'MILLEN,
MERCHANT TAILOR
~~ ~"#o "o

TTAs just received and is opening beautiful
4. III rietT OF FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Cloths, CGssin,ereS, Vestings, Trimmings,
GENTLEMENs FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising every variety Of the latest most elegant and
desirable patterns.
zszl HATS CAPS, Of all varieties and patterns.
The public are invited to call and examine for them
selves. We shall endeavor please them both in work
and prices. .,
~ Particular attention paid to Cutting, and all work
made up promptly snd warranted to give sasiaction
Clyde, Nov. u, 1856 42m5 II. McIdLLEN.
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Daniel Baker, Administrator OF , r.E. i..f
| William HodgEon,
rs t.
Mary Allen,
Benoni B. Hodgson, 5
| Elijah h. Hodgson, d. 4 .. .t ts r-
Harriet c. HodgsOn,
Isaac Stuart, eE
Eliza u. Stuart, and
/ Amanda L. Hodgson and others.
TNHE said BenOpi B. H0dgson, Elijah H. hodgson, Isaac
| Stuart Eliza NJ Stuart Amanda L. HodgsoD, and Har-
ret Hodeson hereby notified and informed that on
the twentieth day of October A. D. one thoussnd eight
hundred and fty-sx said Admnistratcr fled his petit
tion in the Probate Court in Sandusky County in the
State of Ohio the object and prayer Of which petition is
to obtain an order of said Court for the assignment Of Dow
or 10 Mary Allen widow of said HOdgson, decea1ed and
for the sale Of the undivided half Of the following Real E
tate situated in said county Of Ssndusky, and described
as follows to wit: 1- 70, .l'
beginning at the east quarter post Of section number
taenty-eight 2s in township number FOUR range nun.
Der fourteen IA running thence north the section line
tentvtree % chains and thrtsix So links 20 stake,
thence vest twelve u chains and eightyhve IS links %
stake on the line of Jacob Winters land thence south
tentythree % chains and trsix 36 links 70 stakeon
the centre line east and west through said seeon thence
east twelve u chains and IS links 70 the place
Of beginning containing thirty 80 acres Of land. 4
Said petition win be for hearing in said Court on the
tentynth day Of November, A n. enc thousand eight
hundredand fftyNsix- DANIEL -BAkksS L.+a
Administrator Of William Hodgson, dee d.
October "A, 1885,. SoE6-s$li i2S = sfiit ISIS u
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Ey Senator Douglas was married on
Thursday last in Washington, to Miss Ada
Cuts, of that city. The ceremony was per
formed by Catholic priest.
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Their stock is the most complete,
NOTTCE TO TEACHERS.

TTE Board of Examiners for sandusy county viii meet
| every Saturday at the Union School House. at one
o'clock p NJ and notice is hereby given that examina-
this we publish part section IS ofthe Ohio School law
and notify teachers that expect them to be qualified
TEACH the specified branches NO person shall be
ployed teacher in any primary school unless
such person shall have first obtained from said examiners
or any two Of them certificate of good moral character,
and that he she Is qualified teach 0hogaphy Read
ing Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Gram
mar GEO. A. STAKWERTHER,
J. b. LOVEIAND, Examiners.
30 THOS. P. FINEFROCK.
Fremont Sent g 1850. S5H .-L-
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Or. RoEacI1's scandinavian Remedies

DR.. RckaeIss Scandinavian Remedies
In directing the attention Of readers to Dr. Rohaeks
advertisement have hesitation in saying that all he
claims for his medicines is confirmed by certificates from
All parts Of the West The language Of these certificates
is 40 earnest and grateful and the cures refer to such
variety Of diseases that it would be folly to question the
restorative properties Of the preparations appears
that While botanzing among his native mountains, in
Sweden during visit to that country some years ago. IA
collected arge quatltv Of medical herbs unknown
in this country and by combining tAe liquids and solid
extracts OF those powerful degenerate properties he sue
ceeded in producing his celebrated Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. which said to exercise more beneficial
effect upon the auids Of the human body than any othel
cuatircs in existence Dr. Robacks theory is that all dis
esses originate in the blood and it would seem that the
rapid recovery his patients under course Of these dis
Infeetsnts affords strong presumptye evidence that his
pathology correct Certain it that the celebrity Of his
medicines increase daily and that he has authentic proof
oftheir success in his possession. See Advertisement A.