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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10
fremunt gournal.
Local anN llisceIIaneous Mattefs.
An Incident.

jealous Buchanier of this town. returning Wednesday
night from the Cleveland Convention, took seat in the
beside Fremont lady Of course the merits Of
candidates discussed The Buchaner declared that
majority in the of his party, to which the lady
would assent 1t agreed to test the matter and
the gentleman proposed that the Fremonters take oil then
boots; the lady said no, the Fremont gentlemen will
please take of their hats when instantly all in front do
ed their beavers; and voice in the back end Of the
ssid look Miss see there any Buchanan here
all hats were waving The lady then proposed that the
Buchanan men take of their hats. Not solitary head
was uncovered until the lady ralying the gentleman fol
thus forsakng his candidate raised his hat for him.
Cheers were then proposed for FREMONT, JESSIE.
friend, which were given with will.
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THE COUNTY FAIR.

The exhibition this year was very fine,
exceeding our antcipations, although the
list of entries in some of the departments
was not as large as could have been made.
The frstday's attendance was rather small.
On second day, by the estimate of the Off
GERS, there must have been from 5000 to
5000 in attendance. We had made com
plete list of the entries from the Secretary's
book, but are obliged to omit its publication
this week.
This exhibition we think will be a great
stimulus to our Agricultural friends, and
all others interested in the Society's object
and aim-that is improvement and advance
ment. The list of entries will be published
next week.
An address was delivered at one o'clock
in the afternoon of Thursday, by the Rev.
G. R. BRowN, of Clyde, and was listened to
with much interest, by the large company.
The receipts as shown by the Treasurer's
book, for the three days, amounted to the
sum of $685. O3.
The weather was delightful, and every
thing passed off pleasantly, without acci-
dent or casualty.
IN FLORAL HALL.
The exhibition was very fine, embracing
needle work, of every conceivable variety,
worsted work, netting, drawings, with pen
ell, and paintings in oil colors, were hung
in rich profnsion upon the sides of the hall.
In the centre was a large pyramid about
twenty feet in height, adorned with moss,
evergreens, and beautiful flowers.
We noticed among the various articles
and old chair, brought in by Mr.. E. J. Lep-
pelman, which came from England in 1910.
Also an old book brought in by Hon. S.
Haford, beings collection of sermons deliv-
cred in 1900 and imprinted by Richard
Badger in London, 1884 This book is in
excellent preservation, and has been in Mr..
Haford's family for several generations.
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Legal Advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE.


E. B. PERKINS,
versus
Samuel W Grwig, and
Willard J. Cole.
SAMUEL ". oIwIG, u The State Of Michigan, viii
~ take notice, that Ehpram B. Perkns II the county of
Huron in the State of Ohio did the twenty da
OF August year OF Our Lord eighteen hundred and hft
six, file his pcttonfn the court Of pleas. within
and for the county Of Sandusky in the State Of Ohia
against the said Samuel W Org and Willard j. Cole de-
fendans, setting forth that the said Samuel W. 0rwg
gave mortgage TO the said f. B. Perkins on land sa
tenements lying in the county Of Sandusky in the State
Of Ohio and in the township Of Green Creek and desc
ed as follows, to wit
Lot numberfourteen az and rod wide Of the east
side Of lot number fifteen 5 In Beeys addition 70 Cen
trevie survey. Said liue taking OF rod wide from
the cast side Of lot number fifteen 5 to continue
lot number thirtyone ( to the alley between lots num-
bers thrty-one f31) and thirty-tEo (32) in Browns
addition to the village Of Cyde the length Of said line b.
ing eleven rods eight feet the front line tine SaB
dusy City and Indiana Railroad to be four rods to
the payment Of Eve hundred and fifty dollars S5J0O0y
according to certain notes referred to in sd mortgage and
that since the giving Of the said mortgage the other DO
fendant claims interest in said land under the said
Orwig and praying that said Samuel w. 0rig may paw
said sum Of five hundred and fifty dollars together with
interest thereon from March eighteenth eighteen hun
dred and 6fythree that said premises ny be sold to
pay the SAME.
And the said Samuel W. OrEg notified that he isrp
quired to appear and said petition before the
third Saturday after the tenth day Of October next
Sept 5, 1856. a2wes7,25 Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Teachers Association.

The Teachers and friends of Education
in Sandusky county, are cordially invited tc
meet in Fremont at the Union School,
House on Saturday the 18th inst, for the
purpose of taking into consideration the re-
ola County Teachers Association,
and for discussing the best methods Of
teaching the common English Branches,
and elevating the standard of common
schools in our County.
By request of many Teachers.
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l.. LepPelnan,

Wishes to inform the people of this com
munity that he has made an addition to his
business by establishing Gun-smith shop
in the second story of lis new brick building
Guns of all kinds will be manufactured OIL
repaired on the shortest notice.
He will also remove his stock of watches
jewelry, fancy goods, &c, to his new store
in a few days, where he is in hopes of seeing
bis numerous friends and customers.
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DR.. GRIsWoLD's
n E w II ME- DY FOR
FEVER AND AUGUE!

IT seldom that find it consistent with our sense Of
duty to offer any statement in favor Of Popular Rene
dies. This preparation, however, to parake Of
entire character, and glad to chronicle any i'm
provement in Popular Medication. In the first place the
proprietor Of it is regular physician daily attending to
the duties Of general practice, which is guarantee
that has confidence in his remedy he would risk
his character with it. Moreover he has had experiences
in the treatment of Maaal diseases which has seldom
fallen to the lot of any physician in the duties Of surgeon
to hospital the Ishmus Of Panama; and believe Is
the author of work that country with number Of
treatises medical subjects II is, believe, the first
instance in which Of decided ability has entered
the with medicine Dealers and if he effect any
good establish any standard Of quality in these
modtes, he certainly will do the public service
We why good remedy for Fever and Ague
may not be practically useful and know of nothing Of
the kind that offers evidence Of the intrinsic merit
than this The great prevalence Of Fever and Aue in
country renders popular remedy for this disease
bic every one not only desirable but necessary hide
pendent Of the serious consequences Of AGUE on health
its effects upon the pecunary interests Ofa community
such TO make every property holder dread its visitation
of the worst of scourges. The remedy prepar
ed by Dr. D. GRIswOID is believed by those that have
used it. be the nearest specific Of any thing Known
1t is said to fail in arresng the Ague within TWEEN
tyour hours and few repititons will prevent the dis
ease ever returning.
Forsae BY s BUCKLAND co. sole Ageusfor Fremont.
August l, SO. 27m4
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Good News from California.

California, if we may place any conf
dence in the judgement of weIl-inforned
persons, and if the latest indications do not
deceive US, is likely to go for Fremont.
The Republicans have nominated for Con-
gress, Ira P. Rakin of San Francisco, South
ern District; Thomas Cox of Plumas, North
ern District. Lewis G. Gum, formerly of
Philadelphia, where he was we'll known as
an Abolitionist, is on the Fremont electoral
ticket.
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Black Hawk Morgan.

The attention of the Farmers this county and all 9TH
who derous to improve the stock OF their horses
called to the advertisement in the JOURNAL Of this
beautiful and Thoroughbred horse. He the Fair
Grounds this week and much admired; diploma was
awarded to him. and be acknowledged to be the best
horse exhibited but as he is owned in Vermont could
be enteredfor premium. OF this stock Of horses,
their power of endurance strength speed beauty and
good disposition it is not necessary for to speak
Go and look at the horse.
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LOST! $500 REWARD!

7 OSTIN CLYDE, Sept. 18th, 1856, CALF SKIN WAL
i 4 LET, containing papers as follows:
One note signed by VIM. H. Willis, dated August 18th,
1885, for SlOS36 payable to Wm H Bacon or bearer with
endorsement Of Sl1.50 Sept. 9th, 1856
One note signed Lyman Miller, dated February 15th
1856 drawn for sl1O sixty days after date payable to VIM
H. Bacon or bearer.
One signed Charles Hoffman, dated Sept 9th, 1885,
drawn for Sl150 payable five months after date to VIM
H. Bacon bearer.
One dollar in paper currency. Also number of notes
receipts which of value to any person but the
owner. WM- H. BACON.
To be left at P. B. Beery's Store, Clyde, Ohio.
Sept. % 1856. 35tf
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DIR. Z. SLOCUM,

Walls himself of the opportunity announce to the
IA citizens Of Fremont and those Of Sandnsky County,
that he removed from his late residence on Main street
to the first street west Of the jail where he is
ready to wait upon his old customers and all who wish TO
be cured of the different diseases that prevail in this
tion of the country All kinds of Sores such Hkegs
Feyersnres Scdhead and Felons without cutting them
open There viii be the stctest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call
Fremont Sept. 5, 1856 32tf
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A Fremont man in Freeport, Illinois, off
ers the Buchanan presses in that State, to
pay them the price for advertising, if they
will let him fill one column in each issue
with genuine extracts from the sayings of
Washington, Jefferson, Madison, Jackson,
and other distinguished statesmen. The
Buchanan papers in that vincity can't spare
room for such advertisements!
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Now Goods.

D. Belts & Co. having just received
their fall and winter stock of Goods. They
ask their patrons to call and examine them,
knowing they cannot be other than pleased
with prices and styles.
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Trains will stop at stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
From Cleveland, the $40 and 9.O5 a. m. $50, and 500
m, trains connect at Toledo with trains Of Aichi-
610 and coop m tains connect at Toledo with the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad for LOgansport
Lafayette, &c. &c. The 610 a. m. and 600 D. trains
form direct connections between Cleveland and SPRING
field Dayton and Cincinnati.
From Toledo, the 230 and $50 m and $40 and 500
trains connect at Cleveland with trains of the Lake Shore
Roadfor the East-a Monroevile Sandusy with trains
of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad. The 230 500
pm trains, connect at Saudusky, with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad The $40 and 500 m trains con-
meet at Cleveland with the splendid steamers
Western Metropolis and Southern MiehigSH,
for Buffalo. The go and $50 am, and $40 and 500 m
trains connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and Pitts
burgh Railroad. E. 4. PHILLIPS. Seu't
Office c. T. Railroad, .
Cleveland, Sept. 20, 1856. jan.E50tf
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PROCLAMATION.

T SALMON P. CHASE, Governor of the State of Ohio,
do hereby notify the qualified electors of the State of
0ho assemble in their Townships and Wards, at the
usual places of holding elections TUESDAY being the
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1885, and then
TVenty-tbree Electors of President, and
Vice President of the United States.
in pursuance of the Constitution and Laws of the United
States and of this State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF have hereunto set my hand and
caused the Great Seal of the State of Ohio to be
sEAL.1 Affixed at Columbus this nineteenth day of Sep
tember, in the year of our Lord, thousand
eight hundred and 6fyx and of the Independence of the
United States the eghty-frst
By the Governor: s. p. CHASE.
J. II. BAKER, Secretary of State. S6w6.
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New CIothing Store.

SrRIcKER BROTHER, are new opening large and fine
assortment Readyade Clothing, in the Store lately
occupied by Mr. L. LEPPELMAN, Jewelry Store They
also have fine assortment of cloth and will make any
garment order with despatch always giving their Gus
tomers-FIrs. Drop in, gentlemen.
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A letter from Kenton, O., says the Re
publican cause is prospering finely in that
county. Every day liberal free-thinkers
were leaving the Democratic ranks.
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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 sun from adingyour
carpets and inuring your furniture manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory of MCGEE HAYNES.
Fpr,ro,- n J,lv 1894 o3tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-10

Hon. JOSEPH MITCHELL, whom the Bos-
ton "Old Line Wings" nominated for State
Auditor, has come out for FREMONT and
DAYTON.
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NOTICE no TEACHERS.

TTHE Board Of Examiners for Sandusky county viii meet
every Saturday at the Union School House, at ons
O'clock P. NJ and notice is hereby given that sxana
tons viii be held at other time In connection With
this publish part Of section IS ofths Ohio School law
and notify teachers that expect them TO be qd6sd 10
TEACH the specified branches tNo person shall be en-
ployed teaeherin any primary school unless
such person shall have first obtained from said examiners
any two Of them certificate Of coed moral Character
and thathe or she is qualified teach Orhozsphy Read
ing, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography and English Gram
mar" GEO. A. STAKWERTHER
FRANCIS HENDRICKS, Examiners.
THOS. P. FINEFROCK.
Fremont, Sept 26, 1856. 35f
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Taxes for 1856.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
SANDUSKY COUNTY.

TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, I, J. F. R.
/ SEBRING, Treasurer of said County,
hereby notify the Taxpayers thereof that
the rate of taxation for the year 1856, is
correctly stated in the following table, show
ing the number of CENTS levied on EV-
ERY HUNDRED DOLLARS of taxable
property in each of the townships and in
corporated towns of said county. And that
for the purpose of receiving taxes Che Du-
plicate will be open at my Office in Fre-
mont, on the 18th day of September, 1856.
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The Duration of sIavery.

4 recent dialogue at the White ,Sulpher
Springs.-Gov. Wise, of Va.-If Fremont
is elected and inaugurated, I say that the
institution of slavery will not last twenty
years.
Chancellor -, of Miss.-And l say
that if he is elected and not inaugurated,
slavery will not last ten years.
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JUNCTION Ell,
G.L. PIERCE, Proprietor,

CLYDE, OHIO,
This popular Hotel situated Immediately at the juno
ton Of the Cleveland and Toledo R. R. with the Mad Riv
er r. R. been taken by its former proprietor and is
being thoroughly retted in the best STYLE for the
fort and convenience of the travelling community.
Clyde, Oct. 3, 1856. 36d
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GriSWOId'S Malarian AntidOte,
The Great Fever and Ague Med
icine of the Age.

icine of the Age.
FIIS great Remedy viii be found specific for all the
common forms Of Masmatic Diseases, especially Fe-
and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever, Liver Com
psints Jaundice Bilious Diarrhea and enlarged Spleen
The Maarian Antidote is Scientific preparation simple
and safe in composition but prompt and certain in its Of
fects 1t originated in of the great valleys Of the west
and cost the labor observation and experience Of twenty
years practice amid the miasmatc atmosphere othe west
Hence its adaptation to the diseases climate and eonstu
tons Of the Mississippi valley and tributaries renders
infinitely superior to all the trash got in the east BY
those who know little nothing about the climate Of the
west. 1t is most emphatically western remedy.
GriSEOIdS Bilious Pills,
HEY of the best and safest Family Pills. IN
use, adapted to the climate diseases and constitution
they exist in the west and south They just what
they pretend to be- good safe and thorough family phys
e good under all circumstances, where physe is needed
and particularly so when billions.
Prepared only BY GRISWoLD BALLARD, Druggists,
CircleviIle, Ohio. Sold by S. BUcKLAND CO., Ere
mont Ohio. Aug. Is, 1855 2emS
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DIVORCE.

Lewis Garfield, } Petition pending in the Court Of
vs. Common Pleas of Sandusky County,
Abigail Garfield. Ohio
The said defendant Abigai Is hereby notified that the
plaintiff Lewis will take depositons in this at The
Office Of John c. Andrews, Esq No &C. Court Street. In
the city Of Boston and State Of Massachusetts, the
10th day of October A. d. 1885, between the hours Of
o'clock, A. n, and o'clock P. NJ. Of said day.
LEWIS CANFIELD,
BY B. J. Bartlett Son. his Attys.
Fremont, Sept 24th, 1856. 35w3
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Attachment.

ISAAC SHARP, vs. J. NJ. CROSBY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the third dsy Of Oe-
tober 1856, order of attachment issued in the
above case by E. F. Dickinson, Justice Of the Peace in
andfOr Sandusky township and county, Ohio for the
Of one hundred and twenty-five dollars and twenty dol
lars probable COSTS which has been served and returned
and continued for trial by said Justice the 18th day Of
November, 1856 at 10 O'Clock, A NJ
ISAAC SHARP,
Oct 9, 1856 s7ws B. J. BARTLErT & Sos, Atrys.
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JUNE & GELPIN.
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.

AUTUMR ARRANGEA1ENT.-On and after Wednesday,
Oct 1st, 1885, passenger trains will run as folowf
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via NorwaIk-Goiag West. Dailv
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Holm B. GINN'S ESTATE.-Notice 4

- hereby given that the subscriber has been duly sp
pointed and qualified administrator the estate Of
John B. Ginn late ofSandusky county Ohio deceased
FRANCIS II. CHM, Admir-.
Fremont. Oct 9, 1856. 37ws
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Holm KARsHNERs EsT4TE-No

- ee is hereby given that the subscriber has this day
been appointed and qualified Executor of the estate Of
John Ksrshner late Of Sandusky county Ohio deceased
Sept. 10, 1856. S5wSs DANIEL KARSHNER.
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NEW FIRM! NEW STORE!
.N eW Goods!
S. P. MENG & CO.,
No. l, Birchard Block.
w eral, that we are NOW
READY TO SEE THEM!
Our Stock is being received daily, and for the
past week we have been opening out
AN ENTIRE NEW AND CLEAN
Stock Of Goods!
Bought for Cash, which we are bound and
WILL SELL CHEAP!
We do not intend to build up trade on CAS- but will
show FACTS and FIGURES, and
Demonstrate the matter on the Counter.
COME AND SEE Us:
We will be most happy to wait upon you at ALL tmssi
WE ARE SELLING,
Piles of Debages Plain and Figured Delanes, Mottled
Poplins &c. all at one Shilling per yard. Yard
Wide Sheetngs, and fine fast colored
Prints going fast at sixpencei
Best Rio Coffee at one shilling per pound Beautiful
Brown Sugar at only TEN Centsi
TONS OF GROCERIES,
At the Lowest Possible Figures!
100 pieces, satinets, Twodes, Jeans, &C.;
HATS and CAPS;
BOOTS and SHOES;
BONNETS, latest styles;
WOODEN-WARE;
HARDWARE;
CROCKERY;
GLASS; NAILS;
PAINT; OILS; &C.; in fact we have
ALMOST EVERYTHING,
To make up general assortment. Having taken much
time and pains in the selection of the above stock
Of Goods, we feel able to recommend them
with confidence; We ask all the
people who are in the
habit OF buying their goods in this market to call at our
Establishment and make examination
OF OUR STOCK AND PRICES!
Confidently hoping to
MAKE IT FOR YOUR INTEREST, |
As well as our own. We have bought our Goods LOW,
and we determined to sell them as Low az
they can possibly be sold.
Our Motto is
SMALL PROFITS and QUICK SALES
Q "A = Fl!
FOR. ALL KINDS OF PRODUCE.
s. p. MENG & co.
FREMONT, Sept. 15 1856.
Just received; few tons Swede's Iron,
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The State Journal induIges in a poe

The State Journal INDUCES in a poetic
vein thus:
NURSERY RHYMES FOR YOUNG FREMoNTERs.
"Who goes herep
"a Buchaneerw
eWhat dye wantp
"Cuba dearT
What dye oferT
"Ostend notesw
"Get you gone, you'll get no votes"
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Township
asawoIe in said CunEB set h It in the fLOwngb
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The Wisconsin says that of the $500
members Of the Fremont Club in Milwau-
kee, 700 are German Democrats and, 400
Americans who voted for Pierce in 1852.
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eP' - low O'"' OA-'iHA n ArNSi1HNH1--
FINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice IS
l. hereby given that Tunis Slater, administrator Of
Abel Slater deceased has this day fled in the Office Of the
Probate Court of Sandusky County, Ohio his accounts
for the final settlement ofsaid estate which accounts win
be for hearing Oct. 25th. A. D. 1856.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
October l, 1856. 36w3