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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
E. B. PERKINS,
versus
Samuel ". Orwig, and
Willard ]. Cole.

h. b. HEkhlNSy
Samuel ". Orwig and
willard J. Cole.
GAMUEL W. ORWIG, Of the State Of Michigan. viii
take notice. that Ehprim B. Perkins of the county Of
Huron in the State Of Ohio did the twentythird day
nf August year of Our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty
SIX file his petition in the court Of pleas within
and for the county of Sandusky in the State of Ohio
against the said Samuel w. Orwg and Willard J. Cole
fendants setting forth that the said Samuel w. Owi-
gave mortgage to the said F. B. Perkins lands and
tenemens lying in the county Of Sandusky in the State
of Ohio and in the township of Green Creek and descb
ed as follows, tn wit
Lot number fourteen G and one rod wide off the east
side Of lot number fifteen Q5 in Beery addition to Cen
treville Said line taking off rod wide from
the east side Of lot number fifteen 5 to continue
lot numberthirtyone 3 to the alley between lots
bers thirty-one (31) and thrtytwo (32) in Browns
addition to the village of Cyde the length of said lire be-
ing eleven rods and eight feet the front line tine San
dusky City and Indiana Rroad 10 he four rods secure
the payment of five hundred and fifty dollars $3.50
according tn certain notes referred to In said mortgage
that since the giving Of the said mortgage the other de-
fendant claims interest in said land under the said
Orwig; and PRAYING that said Samuel W. 0rwg may pay
said Of FIVE hundred and fifty dollars together with
interest thereon from March eighteenth eighteen hun
ded and tythree that said premises my be sold
pay the same.
And the said Samuel W. Orwg is notified that he is
quired to appear and said petition before the
third Saturday after the tenth day Of October next
c. EDGFRTON,
Sept 5, 1855. a2w6s725 PlaintiH's Attorney.
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vvonderfuL but True.

few days since Mr.. James H Beadle, oi Aun'svihe'
Alabama called and gave US permission to publish
for the benefit of suffering humanity the astonishing cure
which had been effected in the Of his wife by the use
ofDr Hsnces vegetable Epeptie pills. he informed US,
that at the time his wife commenced using the medicine
her system entirely prosFsted by the number of
spasms she had undergone to reduce her weight to 100
pounds Since she has been taking the pills she has en-
rey got over the spsss and has gained in health and
bodily strength She weighs at least 200 pounds and
declares she In better enjoyment of health than ever be-
fore in her I Mr. Beadle also related the case OF Mr.
Harrison Lghtoot Of the town. who has been en-
trey of the worst form of Epilepsy By these same
pills Mr. Lightfoots so bad that he never pass
ed ee without having an attack often falling down in
the street He has not had attack for more than year
Mr. Besde thinks that il the Pills ever fail in curing case
Il m z the want of proper perseverance, on the part the
person taking them he feels assured from ohserv-
ton in the case OF his WIFE that they taken for suf-
hcent length of time, they will cure any case Sent to
any part Of the country by mail on the receipt Of remit
tAnce Address s. s. Hance, los Baltimore street. Bsl-
more Nd. Price, one box, IS, two s5 twelve S24 s22
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g The Washington correspondent of
the New York Post says that Robert J.
Walker, ex-Secretary of the Treasury under
Polk, recently visited Wheatland to consult
the Platform now living there with view,
it is said, of seeing what is to be done with
California. The writer says:
at is important TO know Mr. Buchanan's
position thereon. before the Democratic par
ty in that State takes sides for or against
the Vigilance Committee. Ex Senator Gwin,
/ understand, has written to Walker that
California will secede from the Union ifany
attempt be made by the President to check
the doings of the Vigilance Committee
IL Is also understood that Senator Weller,
who has been severely attacked by the
Committees organs, is equally strong on
the other side"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05

~ Col. GEORGE WASHINGTON CLICK,
is chosen by the locos of this county, as
candidate for Congress, over both Messrs
E. F. Dickinson and Gen. John L. Greene.
We don't doubt that this is consoling to the
old fathers of the party. The reasons are,
Mr.. Click is too active for his sleepy compe-
titors, and besides he is the truer embodi-
ment of demoralized democracy. If Mr..
G. should receive the District nomination
also, and be really the candidate, it viii be
diyerting to witness the effect on some peo-
hereabouts. 1t is thought some will be too
sick to vote for him. But no danger of that,
he carries the Douglas lash, and will apply
it too, to all recreant partisans. I
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Banks or No Banks.

The voters of this county should remem-
Der tho act which was passed by the legisla-
ture last winter to provide for additional
Bank capital in this State. The act DOES
NOT become law unless the majority of the
voters of the State SO decide at the next
election. Every voter who is in favor of
this act should write on his ticket, "For
the Bank Charter" Every ballot githo,a
such endorsement counts against the laW.-
itis highly necessary that we should have
more bank capital, our vazt and increasing
business demands it and we hope to see
the vote largely in favor of the act passed
last winter.
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Cheering InteIIiEence.

A correspondent of the Sandusky Reg.
ister writes:
"I have Just returned from a tour through
Seneca and part of Crawford counties, and
can report skies bright and prospects good
there for our noble cause" Hon. Cooper
K. Watson will do good service in canvass
ing his district when he is released from
his Congressional duties. The Pro-Slav.
cry party may count on its utter defeat il
those old strongholds of Democracy. Skies
are BRIGHT!
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FaIsehOOds. Only.

Henry Ward Beecher, the fearless editor
of the New York Independent, in late
number of his paper says:
"This campaign is to be one of eminent
and abounding falsehood. 1t will rain and
hail lies. They will come like gnais and
locusts, like frogs and murrain. Let no
man be alarmed, Col. Fremont from this
time till November will walk in storm of
fire and birthstone, and nothing will prevent
his being consumed but that which preserv-
ed Shadrach, MeShaeh, and Abedncgo-
God will preserve him." -.
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Free Soil Americans, Read

Donelson, the North American candidate
for Vice President made the following dec
laration in the Convention which nominated
him:
81 live at the South and am oUner Of
more than one hundred SLAVES, and
LOVE THE INSTITUTION AS WARM
LY AS ANY MAN BORN NORTH OF
MASON AND DIXON'S LINEp
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Testimony of DIR. O. Butcher.

Green Bank, Pocahontas CO., April 10, 1886.
Gentemen-Some few months since patient applied to
me for medical advice, afflicted with secondary form
Of syphilis e had been under the charge Of two ply
icisn without deriving relie) commenced using the
regular remedies Of the profession brit the disease stub
borny resisted sly efforts. The reputation Of Carters
Spanish Mixture having reached me- and being personally
acquainted With yourselves determined TO give it trial
did So and in short time its good effects evident
and three hotties red him. As an act Of Justice to suffer
fng humanity cannot withhold testimony 70 its viz
tues IN Alternative and prompt puryer Of the blood and
take pleasure recommending It 10 the profession and the
public generally. Yours, respectfully,
S2wS o. BUTCHER, N. D.
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Fire in Kenton.

A fire broke out in the office of the Ken
ton Republican, on Saturday morning, the
3Oth, entirely consuming the printing office,
together with the post Office, and several
stOres,shOps and offices. We hope, Phoenix
like, the Republican, will rise from its ashes
to do battle in the cause of Freedom.
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nE The Fremont Journal attamntod n

~ The Fremont Journal attempted to
be witty at our expense last week. Its ar
ticle had not even the poor merit of origin
ality about it.-IIffn -Aduertiser.
Who informed you it was not original?
We made no attempt at wit; simply telling
the truth was sufficient.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05

OF REAL ESTATE, By order of Court.
~ Will be sold to the highest bidder at o'clock P NJ
On Saturday, the 4th day of October, a. D., 1856,
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Local an0 Miscellaneous Nattets.
Groceries at Wholesale.

We would call the attention of all who
wish to make great bargains in Groceries,
to the Sale of James Mitchells deceased,
large and splendid stock. The sale will
commence on Saturday, the 18th of Sep
tember, at 9 o'clock A. M.
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Walls himself of the opportunity to announce to the
citizens of Fremont, and those Of Sandusky County,
that he removed from his late residence Main street
to the first street west of the Jail where he is now
ready to wait upon his old customers and all who wish TO
be cured Of the different diseases that prevail in this
ton of the country. All kinds of Sores such klegs,
Feversores cad-heRd and Feons without cutting them
OPEN There viii be the srcest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call.
Fremont Sept. 5, 1856. 32G
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legal A0bcffisepcOfs.
Administrators snIe.

of REAL ESTATE, By order of Court.
~ Win be sold to the highest bidder at o'clock P. NJ
On Saturday, the 4th day of October, a. D., 1885,
at the door of the School House. at Covins Corners
York township sandusky county, o., the following Real
Estate, to-wit:
The west half of the southeast quarter Of section mum
her sixteen 16) township number four a. range num-
ber seventeen 7 Also, the south half of the hal
Of the northeast quarter township number four az
aforesaid Also the south half OF the east half Of tht
northeast quarter, township number ~ &c-, last
aforesaid Also two of the south end of the wes
half of the north half of the northeast quarter of
ship number four az &c, last aforesaid. All of thC
above mentioned parcels containing hundred and fifty
eight and seventy one hundredths 5S 79100
Of land. Beginning at stake FIVE chains and fifty links
east from the northwest of section number twe
tytwO (22,l township number four a. range number
seventeen 7 running thence south twenty-seven chains
27) and siXtyfve links 5 thence east fourteen chains
and fifty links (50) thence north twentyseven chains M
and sixyve links (6 thence west fourteen chains 14)
and fifty links (50) to the place Of beginning; the
being part Of the west half Of the northwest quarter
said section containing forty (49 acres.
Also other tract Of land bounded as follows be-
ginning at post the north line Of section number
twenty-five (22) in township number four a. north o
range number seventeen Q79 five chains () and thirty
eight links 3S) east from the northwest of sC
section number twenty-five (22) and running thence
south twenty chains (20) and fftynne links (59) to
post thence west the north line Of Philemon Waltz
land seventeen chains 40 and eightytwo links (S to
post in the line of Abner Minis land in section TWEEN
ty-one M thence north by said Minis land twenty chain
COY and links 9) to post in the north line
section number twentyone CID thence by the north lin
Of section number wenty-one 2 east seventeen chain
and sixysix links 1867 to the place Of beginning con
tanng thrtysix acres and sixty one-hundredths of al
acre (36 60-100) of land more or less.
Also other tract Of land described as follows: Com
mencing at the northwest corner of land herptofor
decided by Martha Barker to Philemon Waltz in sector
number twentyone 2l running thence east seventeen
chains % and eghty-two links (S2) into section nun
ber TWENTY-FIVE ) thence south chains m and ter
links 0) thence west and parallel with said north line
seventeen chains 90 eghtytwo links 2) thence nortl
chains az and ten links 10 to the place of begin
seventeen On containing twelve acres and sixtyye one
hundreds az 65-1OO) acres Of land, more OF less.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-thrd down. one-third In one
and onehrd in two years. with interest to be secured BY
mortgage. SAMUEL M0YER,
Administrator If John Meyer deceased,
September s, 1856. 32w5ST,75
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A Gard.

P. B. Beery returns his warmest regards
to the citizens of Clyde for their prompt
and efficient service in saving my residence
from being entirely consumed by fire this
morning.
Clyde, Tuesday, Sept. 2nd, 1856.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05
GriSWOld'S Malarian AntidOte,
The Great Fever and Ague Ned
icine of the Age,

THIS great Remedy will he found specific for all the
i forms Of Miismatic Diseases especially Fe-
yer and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
plans Janndice Bilious Darrhea and enlarged Spleen.
The Malarian AntidOte is Scientific preparation simple
and safe in composition hut prompt and certain in its eff
tects Il originated in Of the great valleys of the west
and cost the labor. observation and experience of twenty
practice amid the masmaic atmosphere ofthe west
Hcnce its aanton tn the diseases climate cOnstitu-
Ons of the Mississippi valley and tributaries renders it
infinitely superior to all the trash got up the east by
those who know little nothing about the climate of the
west. II is most ennhaticallv western remedy.
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Trains viii stop at stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made
From Cleveland, the 61O and 8 O5 m, $50 and 500 m
trains connect at Toledo with trains Of Michigan South
ern Railroad for Chicago and the West. Tie 610 m and
600 pm trains connecat Toledo with the Lake Erie Wa
bash andSt Louis Railroad for Loganspnr Lafayette &c
The 61O and 600 trains form direct connections
between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Cincinnati
From Toledo the 250 and 9-50 and 05 and 90 m
trains connect at Ceveandwh rains of the Lake Shore
Road for the Eas-at Mnnroeve Sanduskv with trains
ofMansfed and SanduSkv Raroad The 230 am. and 500
pm trains connect at Clyde Sandnskv with Mad River
and Lake Erie Railroad. The 230 and $50 n m and sos
and 800 trims connect at Cleveland with Cleveland
and Pittsburgh Railroad.
E. B. PHILLIPS, Supt.
Office C. & 7. Railroad
Cleveland Aug. Q. 1866, { iEu,gCU1
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Fire I'm Clyde.

The dwelling house of Mr.. P. B. Beery
in Clyde took fire on the morning of the
End, but by timely discovery and prompt
assistance the flames were soon extinguish-
ed. Loss $50 to 500 to building and
furniture for which Mr.. B. was insured.
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Fremont Fublic schools.

The Schools of this village will com
mence on Monday Sept Sth, and it is very
desirable that all who expect to attend du
ring the coming terms should enter at thu
opening of school,
GEo. A. SrARKwE ATHER, Sup't.
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Died,

In this place on the morning Of tine SOth ANNETTE,
daughter Of JONI NJ and SARAH A. SMITH, aged l3 years.
On the 1st inst Of woopug-cough, ALICE o., daugh-
ter fla and BERiNTHA ANN SMITH, aged 10 months.
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INDIA, Book, plain and dotted Swiss
i plain and check Cambria, Jaconet, Bobinet and Cap
Lace. D B L co
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FREMoNT

Monday Sept. 18th; doors open at 2 and Z
o'clock, P. NJ Performance to commence half an hour s
ter opening. IL Admission Is cents; no half price.
viii also exhibit at Toledo Sept 13; Sandusy CITY I63
Honroe7e II; New Haven 49, Bucyrus 19 NanEReld 20;
Ashland .; Wellington %; Elyria q and Cleveland -
and %. J. W. BANKER, Agent
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James W Stevenson Admr. Off
David Stevenson deceased,
Mary Jane Stevenson,
Joseph E. Stevenson,
Henry Rarnum and
Chariot Barnum and others
TTI0 HENRY BARNUN and Charlotte E. Barnum his
WIFE you hereby notified that the 3lst day of
July D. 1885, said Administrator filed his petition in
said Probate Court tine object and prayer of which is
procure order of assignment of dover and the sale
the lands and tenemens, of which the said David died
seized which consists of the West part of Lot Number
two hundred and thiry-One, in the village of Fremont
house and lot containing 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 Greek
Township the whole tract containing ninetyfve acres
of land.
The said petition will be heard the thirtieth day
August eighteen hundred fifty six in said court
JAMES W. STEVENSON,
Admir-. of David Stevenson, decd.
Fremont July 3fst 1856. 27w5
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DARTIAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is

i hereby given that Mary Vandercook administrators
of the estate Abram Vandercook deceased has this day
filed the office of the probate court in and for the county
Sandusy and State of Ohio her accounts fo- the par
ta settlement of said estate which accounts wb heard
on the 18th of Sept. 1856. LYMAN GELPIN,
August 90 1856. 303 Probate Judge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05

A DMINIsTRATORs SALE OF RE.

|
n AL ESTATE, By order of Probate Court of Sandus
/ XIV county, Ohio.
On the fourth day of October 1885, at o'clock P NJ.
st the door of the Court House in Fremont Sandusky
county, Ohio. will be sold to the highest bidder the follow
ing property Of Ezra Eversoe, deceased situate in San
dusky county, Ohio, to-wit:
The undivided fve-sevenths ST Of the north half o
the southwest quarter = section four4 township five
fourteen H. except the following described piece
which has been set of and assigned to Anna EversOe
her dover estate in said premises tn Wit commencing al
the southwest ofthe north half of the south
west quarter of section four township FIVE s. range
fourteen H. and running thence east with variation
two and half 2S degrees south fifteen Is chains and
twenty-five hundredths 25IOO thence north one degree
east five chains thence west fifteen Is chains TWENTY-FIVE
hundredths 25100; thence south FIVE chains with the
county road to the place Of beginning containing seven
and fve-eights q acres Of land.
TERMS OF SALE -One-third in hand and the balance
in two equal annual paymeuts-deferred payments to be
securedby mortgage on the premises with interest at ten
per cent. ISAAC EVERSOLE,
Aug. %, 1856 Silva Admir- Ezra Eversole.
John PRIOR'S ESTATE.-Notice is
- hereby given that letters of Executorshp have been
issued by the Probate Court of Sandusky county, Ohio
Edmond o. Cooley on the estate of John Prior late Of
Ballvile township, in said county. deceased
,u.. % ,oss EDMOND o. COOLEY.
WILLIAM RICE'S SESTATE.-Notice
is hereby given that the undersigned has this day
been appointed Administration the estate of William
Rice deceased hate of Jackson township Sandnsk
August 25, 1856. 31w3s
ISAAC FICKES ESTATE.-Notice is
hereby given that D. P Hurlbut has been appointed
and qualified as administrator the Estate Of Isaac
Fickes late of Sandusky county, deceased.
Madison tp, Aug. &C. 1856. 3lw8sSl
JAMES MITCHELLS ESTATE.-No-
- tice is hereby given that the subscribers have been ap
pointed and qualified Administrators with the will an
nexed the estate Of James MITCHELL late of Ssndusky
county deceased All persons indebted to the estate will
be required to make immediate payment.
r. P. BUCKLAND,
ISAAC E. WEST,
Fremont, Aug. p, 1856 SOw3 Administrators
GALE OF REAL ESTATE, by order of
- Probate Court-On the 2Ofh day Of September 1885,
at O'Clock in the afternoon at the door of the court
house in Fremont Sandusky county Ohio will be sold to
the highest bidder the following Real ae as the prop
erty of Elisha W. Rowland. deceased, tO-wit:
The east part Of the east half of the southwest quarter
of section number one in township number four north of
range number fifteen, containing about forty acres Of land
appraised at 81 600. !
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third cash in hand, one-third
in nine months, and onethird in eighteen months from
iay ofsae the deferred payments to be secured BY note
and mortgage on the premises.
H. EVERETT, Admir-.
FEeuUus Aug. q, 1865 SVw5. r H0wIau6.
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WHITE and DeBerage Embroidered
w Robes, beautiful patterns DBECO
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rains will stop at stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made.
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FIGURED, Plain Moire Antique and
Black Parasol 20 per cent cheaper than before
offered in this market DB&CO
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pALM Leaf LeghOrn, Panama, Wool,
Il Felt, Mapped and Angola Hats DB co
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STRAW Trimmings, Rouches, Wreaths,
~ and Artifcials just received DBkCO
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Special NOtices.

re- WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW
sHurrERs which add much to the appearance of your
Dwellings and invaluable in keeping your rooms cool
and preventing the rays of the from fadingyour
carpets and inuring your furniture, manufactured
at short notice in superior manner at the steam SASH
FACTORY Of MCGEE & HAYNES.
FREuoNr O. July 4 1856 23tf
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THE Spring Style of Silk Hats have
Il arrived DB&CO
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MIS-. NJ. r. bEMISS.
II. Mrs B. resided during her sickness and while
der treatment in Munson, Geauga County, o., where her
father Mr.. Chester Miller, still remains.
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RLACK, Moire Antique, Changable Bro
II cade Plaid and Striped Silks large assortment Just
received aed very cheap DB&CO
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GriSwOId'S Bilious Pills.

TlIEY of the best and safest Family Pills now in
use adapted to the climate diseases, and constitution
they exist in the and south They just what
they pretend to be- good safe and thorough family phys
ic good under all circumstances where physic is needed
and particularly when bilious.
Prepared only by GRISWOI.D & BALLARD, Druggists,
Circleville, Ohio. Sold by S. BUCkLAND CO.. FIRE.
mont, Ohio. Aug. 10, 1856. 29m3
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GILT, Rosewood and Mahogony Look
" ing Glasses and Mirrors DB&Co
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T AIDES Silk Channel Caters, Bronzed,
1/Kid, Morocco and Calf Shoes, Ladies' Buskins and
Slippers large assortment just received very cheap
L