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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

KANsAs-The Fitchburg Repize publish
es a letter from one of the Free State pris-
oners at Lecompton, in which tho writer
says that Col. T1rUs, who has charge of the
prisoners, "has offered any one his liberty
and a free passage to join Gen. Walker in
Nicaragua"
@Last Monday was election day; the Mis-
souri, rufians came over and voted as usual j;
the militia who guard us voted twice each,
and they own it, and own that they are Mis-
sourians, and do not intend to settle here,
yet they are fed and clothed by the United
States. They say they came to Oipe ont
Laurence. They are very ignorant and a
poor looking set. They are now expecting
Congress to grant 16O acres Of land to them
at the next session for their services"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21
FAM111An LEcrnREs 1N HrnH ScHooLs

FAMILIAR LECTURES IN HIGH SCHOOLS
An effort being made to for the young persons at
tending the High School, the advantage of of fa
mar lectures upon scientific commercial and other top
les practical Importance. number Of literary cit
izens friends of our schools and gentlemen from abroad
have kindly consented to furnish these lectures free
The Importance of lectures in the advanced stages Of
education is apparent single lecture may contain in
formation that it has cost long life Of large experience
and extended research acquire II is intended that
exercises OF Friday afternoon. They will occur for the
present in two weeks commencing at the close O the
afternoon recess at fifteen minutes after three o'clock
precisely The first will be delivered by the Rev Mr. Rt
ter. tomorrow afternoon commencing above: Subject
'The Plan of Life" The public cordially invited to
attend. JOHN EATON, Jr., Sup of Pub. Schools.
Toledo, Nov. 1s, 1856
This lecture came off as announced, and
was largely attended by the citizens, VINO
were highly pleased with the plan. We
would call the attention of our Superintend-
ent, the Board of Education of Fremont, and
the citizens who arc interested in the ad-
vancement of our youth, to the extract
above. If such an idea can be carried out
in Toledo, why may it not be introduced in
Fremont. We think it would be highly in
structive and suggest its trial. There are
several of our citizens who are capable, and
we doubt not, willing to take part in such
exercises.
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The Free Northwest.

The only black spot in the great territory
shielded from Slavery by the Ordinance Of
'87 is Indiana. Ohio, Michigan, Illinois,
Wisconsin, and Iowa, have, with New York
and New England, piled up noble MAORI
ties for Freedom and Fremont. The farther
Northwest, the purer the political atmos-
phere, the First Illinois Congressional Dis
trict giving Fremont eleven thousand fUe
Hundred majority! the Second, twelve thous-
and three hundred and ninetyJiOe! the
Third, siz thousand three hundred and ten d!
and the Fourth three thousand and taCenty! !
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

@ The Toledo Blade says one of their
most extensive manufacturers is about to
introduce into his establishment. the appa-
ratus that has been found so effectual in
England for abolishing the smoke nuisance.
As this invention saves from II to 25 per
cent for fuel, and is at the same time the
means of giving increased comfort by abol-
ishing an intolerable nuisance, we have no
doubt it will be adopted by manufacturers
as soon as they see it tested.
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Fever and Aaue

Cured without usng Quinine Ascnic Mercury, Opium
any the poisonous drugs dangerous compounds gen.
orally resored to by suffers from this long drawn, most
affecting and annoying Of all diseases by resortng to Car
ters Spanish Mixture which contains Of the above
deeteious substances but eectually and fully by
acting specifically the Liver and the Skim purifying
the blood and eKpeling the remains Of old medicines with
which the system has been clogged opening the pores o
the body and allowing nature to assist itself in breaking
up the disease, and recuperatng its energies.
See the Of Mr.. John Longdon Of Va; he had fixed
and chronic Ague and Fever chis twice dav for three
years. Nothing permanently cured him until he tried
Carters Spanish Mixture BOTTLES of which perfectly
stored him to health; has he had chill SINCE He is
only of thousand who has experienced the life
renewing effects of this valuable purifier of the boOd0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

"Wth respect to trimming, black velvet is mos
generally used both in onamenng dresses mantles anC
bonnets Fancy trimmings numerous, and divers
fed In point of STYLE that is impossible to the
different varieties They very much used for fronts
skirts.
"Flounces maintain their sway, and vary In number
from about FIVE to three
'sleeves are made very short; those with pufs ant
hounces are mostly in vogue.
Taeta robes very much the fashion at the present
and mado with ounccs of the MATERIAL especial
prepared for the purpose edged with velvet fringe
"As yet but few coaks have made their appearance
Those most suitable to the small size and
posed of grey cloth They of circular FORM and are
trimmed with several rows Of ornamental ribbon Rows
Of velvet have also very pretty effect"
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In Partition.


Jason Gibbs,
versus,
jeremiah Gibbs,
Elizabeth ]. Barkheimer,
Mary Gibbs, and
Ellen j. Gibbs.
FTNHE said jeremiah Gibbs Elizabeth j. Barkheimer
Mary Gibbs, and Ellen j. Gibbs, will take notice that a
petition filed against them the twentv-rst day of
October A. d. thousand eight hundred and
the court of common pleas within and for the county
Sanduskv by Jason Gibbs and pending wherein said
Jason Gibbs demands partition of the following real estate
situate in Sandusky county, Ohio to-wit:
The southeast quarter of section number nine town
ship number five ), range number sixteen I6 The west
half of the southwest quarter Of section number TO-
township number FIVE s. range number sixteen I6. The
south half of the west half of the southeast quarter
section number ten 10, township humber five s. range
number sixteen 16 The north half of the half of
northeast quarter of section number fifteen 15 township
number five range number sixteen 16 and Also lot
ber l. containing ninety 90 acres and wood lot
Der four A. containing twenty 20 acres numbered and
plated in the report Of the commissioners heretofore ap
pointed to make partition of the estate of Jonas Gibbs
deceased.
And that the next term of said court the said Jason
Gibbs will apply for order that partition may be made
Of said premises. BARTLETT SON,
Plaintiff 3 Attornsys.
October "a, 1855 seve-s5to
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Going East.

Trains viii stop at Stations marked only to leave pas
sengers or to take them on signal being made.
Trains will stop at stations marind W. only leave pas
sengers from Grafton or Cleveland.
From Cleveland the 800 and 9.O5 a. M, and 600
m, trains connect at Toledo with trains of Achi-
gan Southern Railroad for Chicago and the West The
500 and 600p m trains, connect at Toledo with the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, for Logansport
Lafayette, &c. &c. The 500 a. m. and GOO p trains
form direct connections between Cleveland and SPRING
field, DAYTON and Cincinnati.
From Toledo the lbs and 925 m and 3.45 and $50
trains connect at Cleveland with trains Of the Lake Shore
Road for the Eas-at Monroeve Sandusky with trains
ofMansfeld and Sandusy Railroad. The 225 and 20
pm trains, connect at Sandusky, with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad. The 225 and 925 and 345 and
$50 pm trains connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh R. r. E. B. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office c. K T. Railroad
Cleveland, Oct 81, 1855. janF50tf
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Petition to Sell Land.


Daniel Baker, Administrator of
William Hodgson,
Mary Allen,
Benoni B. Hodgson,
Elijah II. Hodgson,
Harriet c. Hodgson,
Isaac Stuart,
Eliza N. Stuart, and
Amanda L. Hodgson and others.
FTNHE said Benon B. Hodgson, Elijah H. Hodgson Isaac
/ Stuart Eliza NJ. Stuart Amanda L. Hodgson and Har-
net C. Hodgson hereby notified and informed that
the twentieth day of October, A n, thousand eight
hundred and fy-sx said Administrator filed his petit
ton in the Probate Court in Sandusky County, in the
State of Ohio the object and prayer Of which petition is
to obtain order of said Court for the assignment of Dow
to Mary Allen, widow of said Hodgson deceased and
for tho sale of the undivided half of the following Real
tate situated in said county Of Sandusky and described
as follows to wit:
Beginning at the east quarter post of section number
twentyeight 2S, in township number four range
Der fourteen H. running thence north the section line
twentythree % chains and thrysix So links stake
thence west twelve II chains and eighyve IS links to
stake the line of Jacob Winters land thence south
twenyhree % chains and thrtysix Sc links stake on
the centre line east and west through said section thence
easttweve II chains and eghtyfv IS links to the place
of ofbeginnDg, containing thirty 80 acres of land
Said petition will be for hearing in said Court the
twentyninth day of November A. D. thousand eight
hundred and ffty-six. DANIEL BAKER
Administrator of William Hodgson, decd.
Octobar JS56
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

The THREE WAsHBURNEs.-Every one of
the three Washburne's is reelected. Israel
in Maine by 5000; Cadwallader c., in
Wisconsin by 5000; and EIihu B., in Hi
nois by 1851 maj. They are all true
men and their constituents could not have
done better Chicago Tribune.
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LOST! $500 REWARD!

T OsTIN CLYDE, Sept. 15th 1856, CALF SKIN WAL
/ LET, containing papersas follows:
One note signed by Wn. H. Willis dated August 18th
1885, for s0S36 payable to VIM. IT, Bacon bearer with
endorsement of s11.50 Sept. 9Th, 1856.
One note signed Lyman Miller, dated February 18th
1856 drawn for SlIO sixty days after date payable to VIM
II. Bacon bearer.
One note signed Charles Hoffman, dated Sept 9Th 1856
drawn for Sl.50, payable five months after date to VIM
H. Bacon bearer.
One dollar in paper currency Also number OF notes
and receipts which of value any person but the
owner Wh H. BAUM
To be left at P. B. Beery's Store, Clyde, Ohio.
Sept. Is, 1856. 35tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

A HAPPY FIREsIDE-Home is the resi-
dencc not merely of the body but of the
heart; it is place for the affections to un-
fold and develop themselves; for children to
play in; for husband and wife to toll smil.
ingly together, and make life a blessing
The object Of all ambition should be to be
happy at home, if we are not happy else
where. 1t is the best proof of the virtues Of
family circle, to see a happy fresido.
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Legal Notice.

John s. TYLER Plaintiff sgainEt
Joseph T. Moss, defendant.
TTyHE said defendant Joseph Moss is hereby notified
that the plant John 5. Tyler. did the 9th day Of
October 1885, file his petition in the Court Of Common
Pleas within and for SanduEky County Ohio against Nun
setting forth that the said Moss indebted to plaintiff in
the sum owo hundred and seventy dollars with interest
thereon at ten per cent per anDu from the 2Sd Day Of
Nav 1850: which said debt is secured by two proSsoy
notes in writing given by defendant tn plaintiff and pray
ing that plaintiff may have judgment for the said two hun
red and seventy dollars with the interest thereon as
aforesaid That an order Of attachment and notice OF
nishment has been duly issued served and returned
The Aeendanti is also notified that he is required to a
pear said petition on OF before the 6t day Of
December, 1856 BARTLETT x sun,
Oct III. 1855. 3sw6 Plaintiffs ATTY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

The French steamship Lyonise from
New York to Havre, was run into by the
bark Adrfatic on the second night out
There were l55 souls on board, 8 only are
known to be saved.
The steamship Superior was lost on the
night of the 29th on Lake Superior, and 35
lives lost.
A propeller has gone down on Lake On
tarib, and not soul escaped to tell the
tale of horror
The propeller Toledo was wrecked on
Lake Michigan a few days since, and 81 hui
man beings found watery grave.
Eg- Lady Byron, widow of the poet, has
evinced her sympathy for the sufferers in
Kansas, by transmitting to the Committee,
through Mrs. Stowe, Eos ($325) with the
following note:
"October, Is, 1855.
@Dear Mrs Stowe-Wil you undertake. in Transmitting
my subscription towards the relief of the sufferers in Kan
piled To the purpose Of providing ans It is however,
intended as expression of sympathy with those who
resisted oppression at the hazard of life and property
and cannot but hope that such sympathy felt as warm
ly by many here as by
"Yours, most truly,
IA. T. NorL BYRON"
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Special Notices.



ofa the various ills that detrae from the enjoyment Of
human life most Of them may be traced to disordered
ion of the system The horrors of Epilepsy
Falling Sickness arise in most from this Our
readers may remember several occasions before we
have alluded to the wonderful cures notifications Of
Fts made by the Vegetable Extract Epepc Pills invent
ed and prepared by Dr. Seth Hanee of los Bamorest
Baltimore Nd We feel fully satisfied that these Pills
have cured the most stubborn cases Of Epilepsy as well
the mderfoms ofts such as severe Cramps, Spasns
SC Wenow record the fact that persons will find these
Pills equally eccous in curing every form Of nervous de-
btv no matter whether manifested in the acute and
cruciatnq form of neuralgia tic-dooreux, nervous
headache the misery of indigestion, the suerngs of
rheumatism gout the melancholy hallucinSon OF de-
pressed spirits orhysteria their effects will be equally hap
py and certain. Persons in the country write to the
inventor and have the medicine forwarded to them by
mail The prices are one box sS two boxes s.; twelve
boxes S sent to any part Of the country free OF pos
tSge Direct your communications to Seth 3 lance lOe
Baltimore street Baltimore, Nd. 42-2
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nr. RnbacIk,s scandinavian Remedies.


In directing the attention Of readers to Dr. Robseks
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 so and grateful and the cures refer to such
variety of diseases that it would be folly question the
restorative properties of the preparations 1t appears
tlat while botanizng among his native mountains, in
swe1en during visit to that country years ago. hs
collected Alarge quantity of medical herbs unknown
In this country, and by combining the liquids and solid
extracts Of those powerful degenerate properties he
ceeded in producing his celebrated Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills. which are said to exercise beneficial
effect upon the fluids of the human body than any other
curatves in existence, Dr. Robacs theory is that all dis
cases originate in the blood and it would that the
rapid recovery OF his PATIENTS under of these dis
nfectants affords strong presumptve evidence that lis
pathology is correct Certain tits that the celebrity ofhs
medicines increase daily and that he has authentic proofs
ofteir success in his possession. See Advertisement 44
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21
New York Market.

New York, Nov. 10
Wheat-sSles OF Chicago spring at Sl,3S; red winter
IND, at g., So; white Canadian 81, ,6oas1, ,65.
Rye-Stesdy at S2RS7c.
Corn-Better. Sales 1000 bu at Zoe.
POrk-Market easier Sales $50 bbs Sl7a1S rs for
SI7,22 for prime.
LArd-Shnde better, 12s12lzc
Whiskey-Lower, 30}&a3le.
Money easy and in fair demand at ? cent on call.
Stocks easier and in fair demand.
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DR.. GRISWoLD'S
NEW REMEDY FOR
FEVER AND AUGUEi

TT is seldom that find it consistent with our 4
duty to offer any statement in favor of Popular Rene
dies This preparation, however to psrake Of a
entire character, and glad to chronicle I'M
prOvemen in Popular Medication. In the first place the
proprietor of it is regular physician daily attending 70
the duties of general PRACTICE which is some guarantees
that has confidence in his remedy or he would not risk
his character with it. Moreover he has had experiences
in the Maaria diseases which has seldom
fallen to The lot Of any physician in the duties Of surgeon
to hospital the sthmus Of Panama; and we believe s
the author of work that country, with number Of
treatises on medical subjects It is believe, the hrst
instance in which of decided ability has entered
the arena with medicine dealers, and he effect any
good or establish any standard of quality in these
modities he certainly will do the public service
We see no reason why good remedy for Fever and Ague
may not be practically useful and know Of nothing q
kind that offers evidence Of the intrinsic merit
than this The great prevalence OfFever and Ague in our
country renders popular remedy for this disease aecessa
bic to every not only desirable but necessary nde-
pendent of the serious consequences Of AGuE on health,
its effects upon the pecuniary interests oa community
such to make every property holder dread its vistaon
of the worst Of scourges The new remedy prepaf
ed by Dr. c. D. GRIswoLD is believed BY those that have
used it, to be the specific of thing Known
It said To fail in arresng the Ague within TWEEN
tyfour hours and few repititions viii prevent the dis
ease returning.
For sale by s. BUCKLAND co. sole Asntstc9 Frsnopt
August J. ID 2fm4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

Webelicve in calling things by their proper
Acting this very principle U. s. officer not thou
sand miles from this place. Sunday morning last had
his (most appropriately coat of embszoned his
Office doora flask of whisey, and pot of lager beer
'Nothing is secret that shall not be made manifest"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

GE The exhibition of the Young Mems
Lyceum Wednesday evening, passed of finely, each
acting their part WELL aud with great satisfaction to the
large audience They gave another exhibition last
ing, with change of programme.
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But there are

number Of energetic, enterprsing young men in
town, who have formed association called the Young
Mems Iyceum and hold weekly meetings at their Hall in
Moores building From the spirit which they have
sted in conducting the Association believe the germ
permanency is plainly shadowed forth by them and
should not be surprised If this their small beginning,
with the spirit of perseverance, ultimated in the
foundation of lasting Literary Society for town.
Let them keep sharp for the rocks upon which
two Library Associations have split We believe there is
a abrightfuture for the Young Mems Lyceum.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21
For the Ladies'.

Gg The papers report that Hon. S. A
Douglas to be married in Washington, yesterday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-11-21

HENRY FAUSEY Sr'.s, ESTATE
Notice hereby given that the subscriber has been
duly appointed and qualified executor of the estate OF
Henry Fausey ST., late Of Sandusky county, Ohio de-
ceased. HENRY FAUSEY, JR.
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@@M M
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT-o and after Monday, Nov.
Sd, 1856, passenger trains win run as follows
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via NUrwalk.-GOing West, Daily,
Ercept Sunday.
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.nANIEL SCHOCKS ESTATE.-No-
L. tice is hereby given that the subscribers have been
duly appointed and qualified administrators of the Es
tate of Daniel schoc late of Sandusy county Ohio de-
ceased. HENRY SCH0Ck,
Nov T. 1888 Avg JOHN Y0UNKAAE.
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nE Mr. Sapduskv Reoiater. we tbank

ES MT oandusky hegaSEeT, we thanK
you for the words spoken our favor 1t affords pleas
to have friends readers-spesk in
attering terms of humble, unassuming sheet. 1t
costs great deal Of labor and many thoughts and
when send it out into the world it must stand upon
own merits, and speak for itself.
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LOWEST CASH PRICES.
NOTICE TO TEACHERS.

NHE Board ofExaminers for Sandusy county will meet
every Saturday at the Union School House, at one
O'Clock p NJ; and notice is hereby given that examina
tions will be held at other time In connection with
this publish part section As the Ohio School law
and notify teachers that expect them to be qualified Tc
TEACH the specified branches "No person shall be
poyed a teacherin any primary school unesr
such person shall have first obtained from said examiners
or any of them certificate of good moral character
and that he she qualified to teach OhogTaphy Read
Ing Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Gram
mar" GEO. A. sTAKWERTHER,)
]. R. LOVELAND, Examiners
THos. P. FNEFRooK.
Fremont Sept -, 1873. S6S
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fremmt Sonrnal,
Local ana liscsIIapeous Natfets.
OUR ADvERTTSERS.

Cloak and Dress Making, by Miss Emma Meachau.
Oysters by the can at Clapp's.
Removal-Law Notice, B. ]. Bartlett Son.
Final Settlement.
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WILLIAM ABLES' ESTATE.-No-
tice is hereby given that the subscriber has been
duly appointed and qualified Administrators with the
Will annexed ofthe Estate of William Ables late of San
dusky county, Ohio. deceased MARY ABLES.
Nov 1875 1w3s