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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
DIR. TUBES
November Appointments,

Dr., H TUBBS, can be consulted at his rooms,
F.REMeNT-Ressler's American Monday, Sd Nov.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Tuesday, 4th Nov
SANDUSkY-St Lawrence House, Wednesday, 30th Oct.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen also,
BrOpeys Gravel RheumAtism Nervousness Debility Dys
pepsA Female Bsesses Ague and FeFeT Fits Impurities
OF the Blood Erupons, Cancers Ulcers and all other
retes Of ongstsnding complaints beth external and in
terna For ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time TO chronic diseases treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted other within
reach IA minerals other psisOns employed
does he make sick make 1e fsSr d0VH 10 bId
Hp The medicines be taken with safety by the most
delicate and patients may remain at hOme and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment aer friends EBd ply
OF which always be furnished. lnvalds however re-
duced and despairng invited to call and may be
sured that encouragement viii be given, expense in
CURED, without corresponding prospect ofrecovey
MORE EVIDENCE AT HOME.
CLYDE, O.. July o. 1856.
months have elapsed since my wife discontinued the
OF your medicine. happy to sav that she Is again
restored to health Her condition truly distressing
and one that will not attempt fully "a descrbe Her
greatest suffering proceeded from disease Of the throat
and lungs dsOrdered state Of the liver nervous prosr
ton and general debility Her health has been declining
for several years. until she reduced to mere skeleton
and her life despared OF by her Friends The best phvsi
clans in the county old SCHOOL, employed to little
purpose, and they told she must die Hearing
you, she desired to make effort and did s0-
On receiving your first prescription she able to sit
but part Of the day The change great and truly graf
flying to us both She applied for medicine but twice a
ter obtaining the rt and happy to state that by
the blessing God through your instumentaty she
She endures hardshps with less fatigue. You
dispose Of this statement you proper for
benefit and the cause Of humanity.
Yours, respectfully, J. o. FORBES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
fremont aournaI.
Local anN miscellaneous AGattets.


FOR THE JOURNAL.
OUR COUNTY FAIR.
The Weather.
Had DR.. RAwsoN sent anote,
Or but : word had said,
It could not more pleasant been,
II to his order made.
The Stock.
The DurhGms and the DeUons too,
Were there in all their pride;
Compard with these, old Cheesedom
VIII have to stand aside.
The noble and the useful Horse,
Obedient to the hand;
With speed and metal both combin'd,
Drew crowds around the stand.
And to attract the curious ones
To call forth the Boys cheers,
Sir Jack was there, with MElsish look,
And his long, erect ears.
The SEfolks also in their pens,
They look'd both sleek and fair;
Aproof they were attended to,
With SHUTS and MAsoNseare.
TAs Poultry.
The ShaagAais too with varied plume,
OF POultry, led the van;
And all eoncurred that MASON is,
The real Shanghai mani
Floral Hall.
But FLORAL HALL what shall say
Oft artistic skilli
Here WOMAN did her taste display,
And art obeyd her will
Ladies EqHestTiaHisz.
The riding eli thought very good
No accident nor swOons;
And tho each well performd her part,
Miss SEAMAN took the sPOOaA
TGlediofOry.
But time would fail, to tell of all
The products rich and rare;
Suffice it that-we all are proud,
or our SANDUsKY FAIR.
By courtesy Of DR. R.,
I had ticket free;
And when the next FAIR shall come round,
May be there to seel !"
MUsKALUSGE. CRowELL.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
At a recent RELIGIOUS eonference held In

At recent religious conference held in
Bradford, Maine, a resolution was passed to
the effect that every Northern man who
knowingly takes sides with the slave power
ISLANDERS the institutions of his fathers, and
bellies his mother, and is worthy to live
among slaves and perhaps if he were to feel
the lash of the slave, it might teach him a
lesson on Freedom which he has failed to
learn By living among freemen.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

Trains will stop st stations marked only 70 leave pas
sengers, or te take them signal being made;
From Cleveland, the $40 and sos NJ, $50 and 600
m trains, connect at Toledo with trains Of Hichi-
gan Southern Railroad for Chicago and the West. The
6l0 and coop m. trains connect at Toledo with the
Toledo, Wabash and Western Rairosd, for Logansport
Lafayette, &c. &c. The 6l0 q and 500 p trains
form direct connections between Cleveland and SPRING
field, Dayton and Cincinnati.
From Toledo, the23O and ESQ m and $40 and SEQ NJ
trains connect at Cleveland With trains Of the Lake Shore
Road for the Eas-at MonroevilIe sandnsy with trans
OF Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad The 230 an and 500
pm trains, connect at Sandusky with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad. The $40 and 500 trains con-
meet at Cleveland with the splendid steamers
Western Metropolis and S0Stksra Miehig6l,
for Buffalo. The 2SO and 950 m and $40 and 500 Nd
trains connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and Pftts-
burgh Railroad. E A. PHILLIPS Sent
Office G. L T. Railroad,
Cleveland, Sept %, 1856. jsn.F50a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

E9- al stand" said Western Demo
cratic orator, ''on the broad platform of the
principles of '98, and palsied be my arm if
1 desert 'um" You stand on nothing of
the kind p interrupted little shoemaker in
the crowd, "you stand in my boots that you
never paid me for, and l want the money"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
NOTICE 10 TEACHERS.

NHE Board of Examiners for Sandusy county will meet
4 every Saturday st the Union School House. at one
o'clock p NJ and notice is hereby given that examna-
tions will be held at other time In connection with
this publish part section IS of the Ohio School law
and notify teachers that expect them to be qualified TO
TEACH the specified branches "NO person shall be en-
ployed eacherin any primary common school unless
such person shall have first obtained from said examiners
or any two OF them, certificate Of good character
and hathe she is qualified to teach 0rthography Read
ing, Writing Arithmetic Geography and English Gram
mar" GEO. A. STAKWERTHER,
FRANCIS HENDRICKS, Examiners.
TH0S- P. FINEFROCK.
Fremont, Sept. 26, 1856 35d
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DIR, Y. SLOCUM.

Walls himself of the opportunity announce to the
N citizens Of Fremont and those of Sandusky County,
that he has 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
tion 1.-THE country All kinds Sores such as Mklegs
Feversores Scad and Feons without cutting them
OPEN There will be the srictest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call.
Fremont Sept. 5, 1856. 32d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
New Goods.

P. B. BEERY, of Clyde, wishes to inform
his numerous customers, and the people in
general, that that he is now receiving his
fall puchase of beautiful and fashionable
goods. They are also very cheap, and he
has enough for everybody.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

THAT SERENADE with which we were fa-
vored few nights since was very fine
The musicians will please accept our thanks,
and may music and melody ever abide with
them and theirs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
DR.. GRIsWoLD's
n e w II E M EDY FOR
FEVER AND AILGIIEl

TT is seldom that we find it consistent with our sense
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
proyement 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 he has confidence in his remedy he would not risk
his character with it. Moreover he has experience
in the treatment of Maaral diseases which has seldom
fallen to the lot Of any physician in the duties surgeon
to hospital the sthmus of Panama. and believe is
the author of work that country, with number of
treatises medical subjects 1t is believe, the first
instance in which of decided ability, has entered
the with medicine Dealers and if he effect
good establish any standard of quality in these COM
mOdities 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 Fever and Ague
country renders popular remedy for this disease
BILE to every one not only desirable but necessary nde
pendent of the serious consequences of AGUE health
its effects upon the pecuniay interests ofa community
such to make every property holder dread its visitation
Of the worst Of scourges The remedy prepar
ed by Dr. D. GRIswoLD is believed by those that have
used to be the nearest specific of any thing known
1t said TO fail in aesting the Ague within twen
tyfour hours and few repitOns will prevent the dis
ease returning.
For sale by S. BUCKLAND co. sole Agents for Fremont
August l, sc. 2Tm4
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LOSTl $500 REWARD!

T OSTIN CLYDE, Sept. 18th, 1856, CALF SKIN WAL
j 4 LET, containing papers as follows:
One note signed by VIM. H. Willis dated August 10Th,
1885, SIO3s6 payable Wm H. Bacon bearer with
endorsement of S11.50 Sept 9Th, 1856.
One note signed Lyman Miller dated February 18th,
1885, drawn for S11O sixty days after date payable to VIM
II. Bacon bearer
One note signed Charles Hoffman, dated Sept 9th, 1856
drawn for Sll5O payable five months after date to VIM
II. Bacon or bearer.
One dollar in paper currency. Also number of notes
and receipts which of value to any person but the
owner. WM II. BACON.
To be left at P. B. Beery's Store, Clyde, Ohio.
Sept %, 1856. 95d
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

FOR THE JOURNAL.
AN ACROSTIC ON THE DEFEATED.
Jog on, my braves, the day is ours
Although the sky at present lowers;
Make haste my boys, do not delay,
Each IoorkiRg-maH win get his psy,
Sure, he shall-TKN CENTS dayl
Buy up the NIGGERs sell them too,
Up--the poor fagitire pursue;
Catch him, and take him to the South;
Hide him well, and gag his mouth
And doom him to living grave;
None to rescue, none to save;
And call on DOUGLAS PIERCE and SHANNON
Nor fail TO vote for JAMES BUcuANASl
October 9, 1856. CRowELL.
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Eg On our fourth page will be found a
complete list of the entries at the late Fair.
Next week we hope to publish the list of
premiums awarded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

On the 9TH ult, by Rev. H. Lang, WASHINGTON PRICE,
and Miss CATHARISE REITz, 10th Of York.
By the same the sh inst, Mr.. CHAsLBs kSAUss, Of
Erie, and Miss ELIZA J. JoFP, Of Seneca county.
Alse by Rev. H. Lang the I5tn ins l., Ar. JOHN NJ
CLoUB and Miss MARY SINPKISs all Of Fremont.
In Scott on the 10TH By Rev Mr. Fay Mr. Francis II.
GINN Of Athens Co.. o., and Miss MILLAsoS o. PoPE Of
Scott.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
SID CASUALTY.

A son of JAMES SHANNON, of this town
was instantly killed at the cider mill of Ami
Williams, on Wednesday morning, the 18th.
His head was caught between the sweep
and post taking the top of his head off
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
GriSWOld'S Malarian AntidOte.
The Great Fever and AgUe Med.
icinp Of the Age

TNHIS great Remedy will be found a specific for all the
common forms Of Aliasmatic Diseases, especially Fe-
yer and Ague, Dumb Ague, Bilious Fever Liver Com
pains Jaundice Bilious Darrhea and enlarged Spleen
The Malarian Antidote is Scientific preparation simple
and safe in composition but prompt and certain in its
fecs 1t originated in of the great valleys the west
and cost the labor observation and experience of twenty
practice amid the masmatc atmosphere Othe west
Hence its adaptation to the diseases climate and consu
tiOns 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. il Is most emnhatically q westcrn remedy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
Attachment,
ISAAC SHARP "

ISAAC SHARP, VS.. ]. N. CROSBY.
NOTICE is hereby given that the third day of Oc-
tober 1885, order of attachment was issued in the
above case, by f. F. Dickinson Justice of the Peace
andfOr Sandusk township and county, Ohio for the
OF one hundred and twenty dollars and twenty dol
lars probable COSTS which has been served and returned
and continued for trial by said Justice to the 18th ay Of
November, 1856, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ.
ISAAC SHARP
Oct. 9, 1856. S7wS B. J. BARTLETT Sov, Atpys
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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
Ohio, to assemble in their Townships and Wards at the
usual places of holding elections TUESDAY, being the
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A. D., 1856, and then
T'Uenty-tbree Electors Of President, and
Vice President of the United States
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. affixed, at Columbus this nineteenth day of Sep
tember, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and x and of the Independence of the
United States the eghty-frst
By the Governor: S. P. CHASE.
J. H. BAKER, Secretary of State. 36w6.
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~ The Missouri Reporter. a Fillmor

TS Inc MISSOURI Hep0TteT, Fillmore
paper, of Sept. 26th says:
Our hotels are crowded with travellers,
among whom are great many Southern
ers who are awaiting the election in Kansas,
intending to vote and then return to the
South.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
NINAL SETTLEMENT-Not

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 estate which accounts will
be for hearing Oct. 25th. A. D. 1856.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17
TOHN B. GINN'S ESTATE-Notice is

- hereby given that the subscriber has been duly ap
pointed and qualified administrator on the estate of
John B. Ginn late of Sandusky county, Ohio, deceased
Fremont, Oct 9. 1856 s7wa --1--- -
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GriSK0ld,S Billions Pills.

NEY the best and safest Family Pills now 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
ic good under all circumstances where physc is needed
and particularly so when bilious.
Prepared only by GRISWOLD & BALLARD, Druggists
Circleville, Ohio. Sold by S. BUCKLAND & CO, Ere
mont, Ohio. Aug. Is 1855. Gems
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Blank, Deeds. MOrtgaees,

Qut-caims, Contracts &c. kept on hand or printedto
ordsr at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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MOTION HOT Ell
G.L PIERCE, Proprietor.

CL1UE, UHIU, "
This popular Hotel situated Immediately at the juno
ton Of the Cleveland and Toledo R. R. with the Mad Riv
R. r. has been taken by its former proprietor and is
being thoroughly re6tted in the best STYLE for the
fort and convenience of the travelling community.
Clyde Oct. 3, 1856. 36tf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-17

GAWS.-Mill, Cross-eut Hand and Wood Saws for sale
- low at the Stove and Hardware Store Of
ROBERTS &SHELDON.
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Taxes for 1856.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
SANDUSKY COUNTY.

TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, I, F. R..
i 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
in each of the townships and in
towns of said county. And that
for the purpose of receiving taxes The Du-
plicate will be open at my Office in Fro
mont, on the 18th day of September, 1856.
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Manufactured by Hall & Allen Mansfield o. Wholesale and Retail


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par to ut
This Mill awarded the first the Ohio State
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Fremont 10y SEBRING d ELLlNWOOD, Agents
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True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-09
Henry's Wish.

Il wish 1 was afraid of one thing said
Henry, as he was standing by the win
dow in his mothers room.
what is that one thing!' she enquired.
/ wish | was afraid 10 do wrong ,
he answered.
4 am afraid to do wrong said his little
brother Charles, who was standing by
his side.
why are you afraid!' p asked his moth
er.
lam afraid you will find me OUT he
replied.
'Are you never afraid of that 2 In
quired Mrs. Howard of Henry.
Sometimes I am; but generally when
! have done wrong make up my mind to
tell you about it,
That is always right my child. :He
that con(esseth and torsaketh his sins,
the Bible tells us, shall find mercy
Il generally tell you too said Charles.
Il hope you always will, for if you tell
me when you have done wrong, you will
be much less liable to do SO again."
Mrs, Howard remembered that Charles
often came to her, and, in whisper, or
low tone of voice, told her Of some i'm.
propriety, almost always closing with the
remark, : ] thought had better tell you.
She always encouraged this confidence,
for she knew it would do much to keer
her dear boys from impure influences, and
her most earnest desire for her children
was that they might be pure in heart
fearing nothing SO much as sin.
Children may succeed in hiding theil
sins from The knowledge of their parents
but they cannot hide them from the eye
of God, nor from their own consciences.
They should be afraid of sin because
they know it is wrong, and if unrepen,ed
will ruin their souls. Dear child, are you
afraid to sin -!
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-09

vuice of thunder. You know me, un.
derstand! l hold your life at my mercy,
and moments hesitation will be punish
ed with DEATH
Il obey slammered the Chevalier.
In good time! Your twenty lhous,
and francs are in that secretary; take
theM!'
Permit me to decline your offer
An imperious gesture over the false
modesty which the Chrvalier expressed,
and like a man who declines for forms
sake.
But said he, the secretary is locked
'Open it,
'rhcre is no key in it,
Break the lock, them
What you wish me To-"
Break the lock, or I'll shoo, YOU
The pistol was again presented, as an
argument which admitted no reply. Gae-
ton obeyed.
1t is well = said the count. Take
that package of bank-notes they are
yours. Have you a pocket-book p
Yes
What does il contain 2
Some papers-elterS addressed TO
me-
Let your pocket book fall in front of
the secretary you have broken OPEN
What p
: l must have proof which will convict
YOU
But, sir, mean to have here all The
evidences of burglary. l mean that
the robber shall be known. Robber or
death Choose! All your choice is
made. was sure you would be reason
able Now you are about to fly. You
will 60 before me. I do not quit you un-
til you are league from Baden. For
the rest make yourself easy. 1-wM Mro
turn late, and viii! enter no complaint till
tomorrow. You may easily escape pur
suit, and if my protection becomes neces
sary, reckon on me. Begone!'
After this adventure, which made 6
great noise, Helen could no longer doubt
Gaeton was banished from her mind and
she married one of her cousins, captain in
a regiment of cavalry, in The service o
The Emperor of Austria.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1856-07-09
The Giant and Death.

There lived once upon a time, a Giant,
who was very strong and very kind
hearted. Every day he went out seeking
what good he might accomplish for men.
One morning as he walked abroad, he
met one whom he knew was Death
Death was attended by a female with
wild eyes, haggard cheeks. altenuated
form and Ialtering step, and who modned
incoherenlIy 10 herself.
Hold, Death. cried the Giant, Il must
fight with thee to-day
But Death, as he slowly advanced, re-
piled, mo, cannot stop, | have much
work to do ere the sun SETS
Thou evil one,' cried the Giant, 'hold
Twill at least delay thy footsteps, and re-
tard the desolation thou earliest with
thee. love mankind, therefore do |
hate ;hec, thou fearful one y
But Death only answered. Il must not
linger here, many wait for my coming TO-
day, and would mourn if larred.'
Now, surely, thou liest, said the Gi-
ant, for all men fear thee, the evil and
the good, and at the distant echo of thy
footsteps they weep, and mourn, and pray
TO be delivered from thee. When they
paint thee, it is always in black, and
with a horrible counienance.'
No. sighed Death, The good do no
fear me; they fear, rather, my servants
One Of them is called Fever; she goes
with me this morning. See how wiI
her eyes are and now pale her cheeks
I sing sweet songs of joy and hope to tn,
sick man, but her eyes glare upon hin
50 fercely, and she raves SO madIy, tha
he cannot hear my voice. Hunger ant
Cold are twin brother and sister, and al
ways 20 together. often bring will
me beautiful pictures of green fields
where the warm sun ever shines, AM
where the palm trees grow, but Cold lay
her icy fingers upon the heart, and Hun
ger cries with his loud voice, so tina
men can see none of the beautiful vision.
of promise that paint. My servants
truly, are fearful. Strive with them i
thou wouldst benefit mankind, but troubl,
not me; for when come alone, | COM
very gently
i cannot strive with thee to-day re
piled the Giant, for feel my strength
already wane as speak with thee ye
/ would make one request. | have
friend, young, beautiful and pious.
know that thou must come to him on
day, even as thou dost to all men bu
come without thy fearful attendants /;
and Dealh answered, ut shall be a
thou wilt, and one thing more will prom
ise thee; | will not go 10 him until h
shall call me himself"
] Thus they parted, and the giant CAV
his young friend all worldly treasure
and rejoiced to behold his'happiness.
But one day he CHANGED 10 meet III
young man, and there was cloud on hi
brow. -" Is all we'll with thee :" sal
the giant. 800 M