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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09
Ruried AIiYe-AImosf.

We learn by friend that Mr. DANIEL
STERNs, of Madison township in this county
who has been i'll with fever for some time
to all appearances, died on Friday after
noon last. His burial was to take place on
Sunday afternoon. All the necessary ar
rangements were made, friends assembled
to pay the last tribute of respect to their
deceased neighbor, and the minister was in
waiting to offer the consultations of the Cos
pei to the afflicted family. The coffin was
then brought and the body was being placed
therein when one of the assistants observed
that it felt a little warm, and, strange as it
may seem, in a few minutes Mr.. SrERNs
was sitting up; the friends who had assem-
bled for funeral, went home more happy
than if they had attended wedding. Mr..
5. we learn is in fair way of recovery from
his sickness. This Is another warning
against hasty burials. How horrible the
contemplation of the words, "Buried Alive"
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A VERY SMALL AcT-ANorHER HEAD
OFF.-William Wickham, fatherof the &C.
itor of this paper who has held the Office
of Post Master in the town of Sodus, Wayne
county, New York, for tortyfo'u' years
without intermission, has recently beep re-
moved. The office IS worth to the incum-
bent, fifty dollars year perhaps.
The old gentleman, (Mr. w is now
nearly so years Of age, and 50 much has he
stood aloof from politics of late years, that
we cannot tell to which party he belongs;
but this we will say if he despised the pres
ent Administration as heartily as we DO, we
ought not to be astoniShed at his removal.
A man who has held Office under Madison,
Monroe, Adams, Jackson, and their worthy
SUCCESSORS, can hardly be considered prop
er person to hold office under Pierce.
Noroalk Reflector
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Special Notices.
Norvnus DIseases Controlled ana Conc

Nervous Diseases Controlled and Con-
quered.-Ofan all the various ills that detraet from the
enjoyment of human life most Of them may be traced to
dsordered condition Of the system. The horrors
ofepepsy, falling sickness arise IN most cases from this
Our readers may remember several occasions
before have alluded to the wonderful cures, modi-
cations Of Fits made by the Vegetable Extract Epieptie
Pills invented and preparedb by Dr. Seth s ancc Of los
Baltimore street. Baltimore, Nd. We feel fully satisfied
that these Pills have cured some 6 the most stubborn Ca
Of Epilepsy well the milder form Of Fits, such as
severe cramps spass &c We now record the fact, thai
persons will hnd these Pills equally ecscous in curing
every form Of nervous debitno matter whether ma
tested in the and excrecating form Of Nrurssa
Tc-DOlerux orsNervous Headache the misery Of yspe
sia Indigestion the suerngs Of rheumatism or tout
the melancholy haucnaion 81 depressed spirits lys-
teria their effects viii eequay happy and certain Ter
in the country write TO the inventor ana havt
the medicine forwarded to thei ~ MALL The prices are
one box So two boxes IS, twelve boxes 4 and sem 70
any part Of the country, free ofposage Direct your COM
muncaons 10 Seth S. Hance, los Baltimore street Ial
timOre, Nd. 4SN-
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GREAT ENGLLSH RELEDT-


.p FENAIE Pills. Pr9eoied b. ROyal Letters
Patent. -.-H---
DREPARED from prescription Of Sir James Clark NJ
D. Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen. THIS IN
valuable Medicine is uuflling in the cure OF al those
painful and dangerous diseases ncdentto eenaie CON
stitution It moderaes all exeesse removes al onstrue-
tons and brings the monthly period with regularity
These Pills should be used two or three weeks previous to
confinement they orfy the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother TO perform
her duties with safety TO herself and child
Tess Pfs should NOT be taken Bg Females duTiRg the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they are SIRE 10
briHg Miscarriage, but at azg other time are safe
In all cases Of and spinal affections, pain in the
e,1ck and limbs hearuess, fatigue on slight exertion pal
pittion Of the heart loWness OF spirits mysteries ite
and all the painful diseases OccasOned by disordeFed
system these Pills viii effect when all other means
have failed and although powerful remedy do not con-
tSin iron calomel rntimony any other mineral
Full directions accompanying each paeSage FFee IN
the United States and Cansda, Ono Dollar.
l. c. BALDWIN & CO, Rochester, y. \.
B. 81 enclosed 10 the general agent viii ensure 4
bottle OF the Pills By return mail For sale in Fremont
by ). BUChbAND * 70,
And bv Druggists generally. 34y1
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New Advertisements.

They have got about fourteen wagon loads, Of Straw
Goods be the same more or less at Head Quarters GO
L. Lcppelman makes bow to the ladies and gentlemen
in want Of JeNvelrr, Watches SiY.r ware, &c, Which
things we hinted at last week.
West aIcDdga' Commission Merchants, ofCincinnsH
send general Notice Of their business TO whel
they invite the attention persons doing business in that
part of the State.
T. r. Becry Of Clvde has been enaring his Store an'
is receiving immense stock Of spring goods OF al
kinds Capital good bargains be nae at l3eeTys.
little produce money viii uy abig pile at his store
Drs. IeIIrunn Duftnn Oculists and Aurists y York
The statements of deafness made by them truly
wonderful Those thus afflicted may st hope for relief
Read the advertisement.
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Neuralgia Cured.

Read what Mr.. Boyden says; No medicine ever had GER
tRcates from such respectable sources as Carriers Spanish
Nixture Mr. + Boyen, Of the original lropristors
of the Astor House. York. and for number Of yels
Of the Exchange Hotel Richmond Va was cured of Sc
we're attack Of Neuralgia by Carters Spanish NiKhTe-
The rapid and perfect effected in his BY this val
uable medicine arrested his attention and excited his adj
mimt;on he recommended il to Others afflicted witt va
retDf diseases and in every instance effected.
He has seen it Age and Fever Rheumatism Liver
Complaint Dvspes Fevers, violent Coughs, and cases
which were said to he confirmed Consumption. and nearly
every other disease for which it is used He remarks II is
difficult TO know what disease it viii not rlieve or cure
and blood purifier, and Spring and Fall medieino he
All OCCASIONS and BELIEVES It 10 be tine most valuable rem
edy extant. l2E4
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Nav Appointments.

DR.. H. TUBBS WILDE in attendance at his room,
FRENONT-Kesser's American, "wednesday, 14th NIay.
TIFFINShawhan House, Thursday and Friday forenoon,
18th and 10Th May.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Saturday 16th May,
NOR consultation upon all chronic long standing
diseases whatever; especially those Of the Lungs,
LIVER Kidneys and Spleen Impurities of the Blood sc.
Dr. T. has not only the experience acquired by treating
many thouss Of Cases, but enahcd to furnish refer
enccs to satisfy any who may be disposed exaninc
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u. p. BalIcr & Co. Cincinnati.

In publishing the card ofthis n in paper last wecA
We gave them the Of II. P B. Co.. the correction
of which wish to call attention to. While in Cncin
nat afew days since took alook through this esa
lishment and indeed surprised to extcn
size stock Of Groceries, and The regularity and dcspatel
with which business attended to. B. P Baker, tho
senior partner for several years associated with Mr.
Stem with whom many in this section acquainted
Hqvng been engaged in the Wholesale Grocery and Com
mission business in Cincinnati for several years. they
we prepared to receive orders and supply the wants
merchants out Of the city We believe it will be for the
interest Of our merchants to form their acquaintance.
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The Greatest Book Tor Accents.

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April 26, 1886. live -
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Court OF Common Pleas.


CoNzty Of SGHdasky, and STATE q Ono
Robert Clapp, Plainti1, ~
against
Robert Z Clapp,
Clara A. Clapp,
Charlotte Clapp, Defendants J ~
TNEE said Robert f. ClNpp Claria A. ClaFp and Char
lotte Capp hereby notified that the said Robert
Capp the 25d day of April A. 1855 fled in the Of
fee of the Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Sanus
Ky County, Ohio his petition against hen therein setting
forth that he has legal title to and Is seized in fee simple
Of an equal undivided half of the following premises
( to wit:
Tw nty of land of Of the south end ofthe east
half of the northwest quarter of section number eeven
township number four, range number sxeen also forty
acres of land eff of the north end Of the east M
southwest quarter Of section number eleven township
number foEE, range nu1beE sixteen IN SandusBy County,
Ohio.
And that at the June term, A. D. 1856 Of said Court OF
Common Pleas application will be made by said Robert
Clapp for partition Of said premises setting OIL and
signing to him one eanal half thereof in severaliy.
By BARTLETT & son, his Attys.
April 25, 1856 I8w6
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Fremont Picture Gallery.

T b. SHARP, successor 10 II. a. Smith, respectfully
informs the citizens OF Fremont and vicaity, thst hc
istill taking those fine cheap Ambroypes in the Rooms
Cloudy weather wen as Clear Children's Pictures
taken in clear weather in too seconds Patrons may rest
assured of getting perfect miniatures.
~ Instructions given in Amhrotypinc. Terms. rca-
sonabIe Rooms in Buckeye Hall Buildings. opposite the
Post Office. April ls-l2m3
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0ulINHstU Y,
Homer Everett, Plaintiff, 1-ef # 1tl D.
Charles G. Eaton, rr 80
Mary H. Eaton and --
Georgr S Eaton, Defendants ! a.1-
~ GORGE s. EATON nonresident, defendant in this
cause is notified that the 2lth day of April 1856
Homer Everett fled in the Court Of Common Pleas Of
SanduskE county, petition inst him. to obtain judi
ment against said Charles g. Eaton, for the amount due
on two promsory notes for the of $3.50 each and
also the sale ofm0rtgaged premises in county Of San
dsky to secure the same which notes and mortgage were
given and payable tn said George s Eaton order, and
assigned and transferred to said Everett.
Aud the said George s. Eaton is further notified to
said petioa before the 18th day Of june 1856
or Judgment will he entered dcnznded.
BUCKLAND & EVERETT, Attys. for Pif-
April Is, 1856 1916
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09
Gy- Speaking Of grogshops and I'M

Eg Speaking of grogshops and intemp-
erancc, the Sandusky Register says: awe
rather guess, from the number of drunken
men we meet on our streets, that there arc
some "coffce houses" in our midst which
sell bad liquor"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09

@ Herr DRIEsBAcH & Co.'S. Circus and
Menagarie will be in town on Monday May
18th. Elephant, monkeys and all can be
seen for quarter. Hitch up the old mare
father, mother and all are going to the show.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09
Gunrdinn.s Sale.

GTEAM MILL WORK.-Chimneys and Breechng for
lCSteam Mills, Copper Pipe, &C. manufactured at ali
times by p. p. FUSSEIMAN & co.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-05-09

GTOVES.-Ala large assortment of Albany
~ Buffalo, and Cleveland Cooking and Parlor Stoves at
prices Hhich can't be beat, for sale by
=. P. FUSSELMAN K co.
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BE- Major BRowN's Mammoth Collosse-
um, is in town, and can be seen this after
noon and evening. Lovers of gymnastic
feats, burlesques, sentimental, comic and ne
gro songs, will have a rich treat.
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6rtmont aoQrRal.
IccaI aao lGiscsIianoops 46attcfs.
ION of Momor-ApriI.

Receipts on subscription for April have
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sandusI5y County Agricultural society

SandusISy County Agricultural society.
We have in our hands the Premium List
for the 5th annual Fair of this society, which
we shall publish next week.
The officers for the present year are,
Prcsidont-LA g. RAwsox.
Vice President-W. S. RUSSELL.
Treasurcr-C. R. McCuLLocH.
Seeretary-D. CAPPER.
Managers JAMES VALLErTE, SAMUEL
SKINNER, MARTIN WmGur, n. P. BuDsEYE
and Paul TEw.
The Fair Grounds which had been some
what damaged by high water this spring
have been put in order and seeded down
The Fair will be held on the lst % and
Sd days of October.
RArN-A soaking rain set in on Tuesday
forenoon, and poured out a deIuge of wa
ter on the dry and thirsty ground. How it
makes the wheat; rye and grass look up
These crops never looked more favorable in
the spring than they now do. Vegetation
Of all kinds is coming forward rapidly.
= The Journal SAYS: #
Our Fremont IN trict report is always corrected by
MeSsrs G. b. a f. b KCSG, at "fI,ad Quarters"
That Is right follow oar lead, and you will do some
thing yet.-lHesSehgeT.
"FoIlow your lead! Follow the lead Of
a man that don't know a barrow from sow
Follow the lead of man who bought a
pair Of ganders to raise flock of geese
The Messenger copied our market table;
gets it corrected where we always have
had our report corrected, and says, 'follow
our lead, and you will do something yet. y
Verify the Messenger mans impudence Is
only surpassed by his ignorance.
Gg- Its our opinion the address to s'Thc
Aged Bard" would not look well in print.
By- Major BRowN's Mammoth Collosse-
um, is in town, and can be seen this after
noon and evening. Lovers of gymnastic
feats, burlesques, sentimental, comic and ne
CrrO SODCrs vi have n rich troot
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Cont OF C0mmn pleas.

Saadrsky Conrfy Sfate gf Ohio
Homer Everett, Plaintiff, a1s
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N EW SPRING obs.
EIIII. SIIppIIEl
Willion Shear

William Shear
HH AS received his full supplies of SPRING
"a n GOODS, comprising large assortment
! Of new and beautiful styles of Fancy and Staple
articles, suitable for the present season, among
which are
Paris Printed Organdies ard Jaconet Muslins,
at very low prices;
Plain Colored Challics and Rich Printed Ba.
reyes;
Plain Bareges and Grape Maretz, Of beautiful
colors
English and Frcncl, Prints and Brilliantcs, of
new and beautiful styles;
Ladies Spring and Summer Silks of the latest
styles;
Plain Black Silks, of superior quality and at
very low prices;
Superior Black Silks. without lustre, for La
dies Mourning Dresses
lnrin's Summer Black BomLazines, and Black
Chalics;
Plain Black Grape Maretz and Black Barcges
for Ladies' Mourning Dresses;
Superior Mourning Ginghams, of new and
beautiful styles;
Mourning MusIins and Plain Black lawns;
English Black Grapes and Ladies' Mourning
Wells;
Ladies' Mourning Cnllars and Undcrslecves;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Basqucs of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered Muslin Collars and Tn
dersccvcs;
Jaconct and Swiss Muslin Bands Insertings
Real Thread md Valcncicnncs Lace Edgings
and Insertngs
Ladies' Spring and Summer Mantillas, of new
and beautiful styles;
Ladies' Embroidered and Scoloped Linen
Cambria Iandkerche(s
Ladies' Wide Iiem-stitch Linen Cambrc
Iiandkerchiefs, for Mourning
superior Linen Cambrcs and French Lawns
Superior Paid Nainsook and Dotted Swiss
Muslins;
Plain Swiss Null, Nainsools and ,1aconct Mus
lins. Mt very low prices;
Plain White Organdy and Tarlatan Muslius,
Of extra width;
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Inns, for covering Chandeliers and Looking
Glasses;
Superior A Irsl, Linens and l2-4 Linen
ShcetnCS;
Damask and Table Diapers, of superior quality;
1luckahncks and Scotch Diapers, for Towels:
l2-4 Alendule and Hamilton Bieacl,cd Sheet
ngs;
A full supply of Blcached and Brown Shirt
ings, OF the best make;
y large supply of articles suitable for Servants
wear:
Ma,ionna Mixtures, IIimalaya I.',strcs. md MI
wool Debege, Of the best style for Ladies' Tray
cling Dresses;
a complete assortment of Ladies', Gentlemen,
Misses. Youth and Childrcn's Hosiery;
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ladies Embroidered Marscillcs and Corded
Skirts
Superior Mnrseilles Lancaster and Allcndae
Quilts;
Cotton Osnaburgs and Georgia Stripes, at the
lowest prices;
With great variety Of other articles, suitable
for Family and Plantation ,ise, aud all of which
will he sold at very low prices for ensi,. Tile
public are respectfully requested to call and ex.
anime the assortment.
Augusta, April so, 1856. Q If
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III. WILSON
The South Carolina Agriculturist.

THE Executive Committee Of the Slate Agri-
cultural Society Of South Carolina, having
selected the subscriber to edit their paper, a
prospectus is now issued in compliance with their
instructions. This journal will be devoted to
Agriculture, Horticulture, Natural Science, Ru-
raj Taste, Architecture and Art. the Mechanical
and Manufacturing interest, aud all the pursuits
pertaining to general improvement II will nlso
contain n faithful transcript Of the organization
and proceedings Of the Society, Essays and
Communications from the hest writer's in the
State. and n monthly summary of the spirit of
the Agricultural press. All subjects devoted to
the improvement of the mind, the soil, stock, and
domestic comfort. find ready admission into its
columns, and such contributors are specially
desired. The work will he printed in beautiful
new and fair type, OH fine white paper, will, n
tinted cover, and will contain thirty two pages
per month. The publication will commence on
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lished an additional advertising sheet as n sup
plemcnt, in which limited number of adver-
tiserncnts will lie inserted
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Editor "South Carolina Ag.culturist,
March 10. 1856. 4S Columbia, S. G.
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Jackson Street Hospital and Surgical
INFIRMARY FOR NEGROES,

AUGUSTA, GA.
THE Undersigned would respectfully call the
l. attention Of Planters and Slave.owners
generally. to their complete and extensive eslab-
lshment in Augusta, Ga for the accommoda-
ton of NEGROES requiring SURGICAL OP-
ERATIONS or Trea,ncnt in CHRONIC DIS
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