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Silver WeddnsCake Knives PIE Knives, Fish Knives PICK
Fork Ice Cream Knives Fruit Knives Butter Knives Chill
drens Sets via Knife Fork and Spoon Silver Cups Napkin
Rings &c.
Watches Cock and Jewey repaired at lsss than the usual
prices Watches and Jewelry taken in eIeh.nse
GEO. &. ALLEN
Importer az Witches and Jewelry wholesale and retail
No u w ll-.t. l.eeond aooIl near Broadway. N v.
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EEFr OFF the WRINK LES.
N -cARICATUREs In THE NETWORK PIcAYUNE,
H. MICH ADO ABOUT NOTHING; Or. DoesERKY
.sp NAEcEs ARKEsrNe ALL VAeEUN FILLIsUsTERs.
n: MORE OF THE HOOP MOVEMENT; How TO GET
THROUGH TIGHr PLACES
Sd: PHILANDER DoBBsi THE MoxSrSe AFTER NV
Years. 49,. -. -... -.
RACES CARS Sc adapted TO the HoOpsd Pettieoss be-
eide Twey Columns spicy Reading Jokes and the
non Of the humorous story Of DAVID pUFFICks Price
cauts Sold everywhere.
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ID D u G. T. d p X / G. + s .
IL WATCHES, yEWELRY, DIAMONDS AND SILVER

WARE, HULIDA1
The undersigned for the last eighteen well known
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prices the quality than any other in York Pha
delphia other city will send by mail
WATCHES JEWELRY, &c,
TO parts Of the United States free Of charge All goods
aned represented Orders by mail postpaid faithfully at
tended to.
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\ OST-Last Sunday morning, in Grandst,
IL somewhere between the Of sheriff and RhsesA
. email GOLD EYE-0LAss. Ths finder viii Be rewarded,
and WI receive the hsnhs Of the BY leaving IL No II
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W-YORK. THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1856

l. hANh LLSLlE llLl SlhAlLD NJ w .
PAPER supplied 70 dealers and others By The Agents
ROSS, JONES fCUsEY No. i03 Sassag-st-, n. Y, All
No Is Clak Chicago Peelo cents By mail port free OF
receipt Of Pnee
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EOUND-A small sum of Money in 4th-av., on
NewYeafs Day II nd describes the
tcrls have IL by applying TO kobEkI hoDEN No 100
coat
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EOUND-On Saturday evening, Dec. %, an
Il OPERA GLASS. Inquire Of WILLIAM C. Russell, No.
la Broadway
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Cost an6 founo.

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IL MAN wanted mperintend the Work Of Farm An the
central portion Of this State; also three four AsSSTANTS
also GARDENER who understands the Fruit Trees
Industrious rhewd and trustworthy Americans, careful Of
their and capable OF making themselves
generally use full NAV prompt pay cash good treat
nheut and permanent employment Address FARMER, cara
of Mr. Hale at Journal Of Commerce Ofice Newfors,
with definite Of qualifications aud References
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-15

Fl CONGER, DESrKL SuRGEoS' respecllulls. 80 =;
i,r,1T services to the ctizens Of Fremont anu y
.i5 Teeth asserted on uiyo gold or silver PiSle l
~ sstestmlnner r- Office il Sharp aud ohoii'
r hiding front room upstairs
Fren,ont April is, 1856.
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Grand Rally.
FREMONT AND DAYTON MASS RATTFT-
CATION AT SANnIfSEI Y

OAAAUN AT SANDUsAEs
In compliance with the request Of the Young Mems
Fremont Club in Northern Ohio the Republican State
Central Committee has appointed GRAND RALLY Of
the Friends of Free Territory Free Speech and Of FRE-
MONT and DAYTON, at sANDUSKY, Erie County, Oh
WEDNESDAY, THE 1OTH OF. SEPTEMBER, NEXT.
This day is the Anniversary Of the great Naval Battle on
Lake Erie wherein the Young Hero PERRY imnortalzed
himself and shed Good Of glory upon his country
fit oeeasionfor frcemen to assemble and to renew their
VOWS of attachment to Freedom and to the Union The
State Central Committee win leave tie election Of orator.
to the Young Mems Fremont Club Of sandusy under the
auspices Of which this Convention wiz be held. Let oar
friends in Northern Ohio especially note this announce
ment, and prepare to respond as the Importance Of the e-
sis demands By order Of the State Central Committee
WAI. DENNISoN, JR., Ch'n.
W. T. BAsCoM, Sec'y. -l--------- ---------
Columbus o., August I'd IS55..
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Eg- "South Cardinals address to her
sons" is versed in the Post. 1t concludes
with the appropriate appeal:
The land that brings forth ono Calhoun
Exhausts its crop of brains;
But you have bowie-knives instead,
And guta-percha canes.
Then grasp your guta-percha clubs,
Approach with quiet tread;
Don't argue with the catif wretch,
But-knock him on the head,
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"a Peep .behind the Curtaina.

The Post Office Department turnea iHtoas
E2eetloneer5ag Institution = ri
The Postmaster Of this place will not de-ls
liver the JoURSA1 to its subscribers, at hi5ii
Office. @ REMOVE HIM.
H We eal the attention Of the people
10 tbs document below. -i,-
@RELR NE, CAsssUs, on SINK s-t
The Buehananites are calling for ''helps7
The loud pulsa;ions Of the public heart fotl,
Freedom and Fremont alarm them; heneeg
the call for money, embodied in the follow
ing circular forwarded to us bg . Postmas-
ter who received It: s
PHIyATE. -
10 the Postnsaster Of .-
Dear Sir-A; a private consultation Of
the leading democrats Of the Union held III
this city Immediately upon the. adjourn.
nent Of the Cincinnati convention, 1t. was,
recommended that each postmaster be Ts-
qpested to contribute al amount proportion,
ate to the receipts Of their respective Offices.
/ Upon examining the returns Of the post Of
fee department it IS found that your pro-
portion will be three dollars which you
iYilI confer a favor by rcmiiting By return
mail. The principal object inlnakihg these
collections. is to throw into tho doubtful
States on Immensely quantity Of speeches and
documents in favor Of the policy of the dem.
oeratic party, and also 70 assist in .defraying
the expenses -of speskes that viii b e,n-
Z ployed during tHecoinirg canvass, sYouwiIt
/ therefore perceive that eYery Postmaster.
/ WHO WISHES FOR a .CONTINUJ-
/ ANCE OF HIS OFFICIAL POSITION,
/ will fnd It for his interest t0suse. EVERY
( EFFORT TO BRING ABOUT so De-
/ SIRABLE, 4 RESULT s.-s-.- -
/ G9- Postmasters ares appealed to be-
III. eaaSe they are considered the repre-
E9 sentatiyes Of the party in their respeet-
Bay- i've localities, and being the recipients
EaE Of the patronage Of the administration,
! Ha5- it is but jVst That they SHOULD
/ Bg COMPLY. WITH ITS DEMANDS.
Please send Us the ua1le of some reliable
leading democrat in your town whom We
can cenf' r with hereafter. Address, -.
ltr- FERRIN NJ. BROWN, Jun.--
/ Washington City, D. e. 1855. 0rfT
Instead of sending the sthree dollars to
Washington, as requested, the gentleman
addressed sent it to US to pay fot ten cop
les of the Campaign Journal. This may
be taken as significant '-sign Of the times
albany Evening Journal
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,vr,rv Lopez, No, 1856 Iadependcnt Order o. 1000 @
Trmglars meets st their Hail. in ''boeAes
erv Fridsv evening
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CROGHAN HOUSE,
FREMONT, OHIO
!. -.--
.ahcndore CIapp,

Manufacturer Of Confectionery and dealer in toTeig an
r.stic Nnts Frtfits groceries, and Yankee Nouols
Prneipe and Havana Cisars. Main street, Fremont o.
Iune 10 1885.
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u p. FusseIz7au q Co.,

Dealers in Stoves Tin, Sheet-lron eg toek
=; t5e rrier Blocs Corner Of Front and Crogl IN
aud shall be constantly receiving If ,er,
attention viii be given TO Joooihs anu mil 81 1850
kind Call and see US
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Daniel LOWery,

Fashionable Barber and Hair Dresser shaving .
Shampooning done at all hours Shop in the nofIh en-
Of the Croghan House.
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Homeopathy.

Dr. J. W. FAILING, having established hlmseh LOT Wy
r-nose Of nracticnr Homeopathy in this place and Vi
cnitv would respectfully announce to the punic lhal M
-sent arrangements will enable those deslrous OF sNi
mo themselves Of Homeopathic treatment, TO rely WIN
tant upon prompt attention to their calls whether IN
or out Of town. ~" Rooms in Sharp K Shomo Bock,
b. DR.. F. pays particular stteptpn 10 an ioT5s o'
chronic diseases. treInoh5 Aprl @'' low
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RnI,erfs Il sheldOM.

,rf,eturers Of Copper Tin and sheetlren ware, & an
r1es in stoves Agricultural Implements ~ Stoves Js rs
Wool Hides, Sheep-pelts, om OSPRS. rease's Brick
1io,t No / Fremont, Ohio. ny =,
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Mas Ratiaoatian convsation!


The Republican State Central Copfttee Of Ohio highly
approve of the call made by Committee ef Young Men
from vafious parts Of the State for mass meeting Of thu
friends ofFREMONT and DAYTON at the city Of DAYTON,
on the soth day of July After consultation it has been
thought expedien to hold other conventions Of similar
character at prominent points the State Wether-
fore announce that ass Conventions viii be held as fol-
lows:
AtCHILLIGoTHE on Wednesday, the Goth august
AtMASsILLON on Wednesday, the27th Angus.
The Committee are in espOndence with distinguished
speakers OF our own and other States and the persons who
will address the above meetings viii be announced at an
early day These Conventions intended to interfere
with the series of meetings in every county in Oo
which are now being arranged and which win in due time
be announced
The gallant young Fremont of Ohio are esiros Of
demonstrating their regard for our cause and our eandi-
dates in suitable to the Importance Of the coca
sion The campaign is open Ohio will still vndieste
her proud position as the Banner State for Freedom Let
ourfriends at the several points above named regpond
the crisis demands By order Of the Committee
VIZ. DENNISON, Jr., Chm.
". 7. BAsCOM, Sec'y.
Columbus, July s, 1856 fa
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p. .R, BEERY. Clyde, o..

Jrhlole anil rqtnil dealer in staple and iancy DTl
Goods Ladies Dress Goods shawls, clothing, boots a
kboes. tbe largest assortment at the lowest pces'
CLYDE o, May % 1855. Hu
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Greenr s. FineirOrk.

,...s at law: win attend to all business en-
4, tSci- c5re 5ace-Nims' Block, Corner oi N'os'''
and Main street. Fremont, Ohio - =, ,-rN-FrRoCK.
J. L. GREENE. -
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Masonic.

-rour srrpuENsox LoDBE No. 225, Free and Aeeeptea
Assoss meets At Masonic Hail. in Doneysons biocA' On
a. Ist and 81 TUESDAY evenings of every MONTH
-FRrxovr CHApfER, No O. Royal Arch Masons, meet.
=. tb same place on the 1st Friday evening oi every
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PFCPURE G1BbER Y.
A. ID. WILES,
Dannlerreian and Ambrotyplst.

DagutII5I9IlI '1''Vl
TWILL be found at his Gallery At All ,I,og5s- noa5s All are
to MI and examine specimens Gallery IN the %
story Of Nims' block, Fremont, ONO
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roauAx LoDeE No 70 Independent order Of o1S p
Rows meets at Odd Fellows Hail. III
every Saturday evening. -
'rRruoNr ExoAxPyEST. No g. Loci meets IN l eis
- = AN On the "a and 4th Monday evenings OF every
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& Rne,lI,nd & o..
nnc..Ionf 81 EvoreII,

Dealers in Drugs, Medicine, Dgs-stuls Glass ram
Oils, Books Stationery, &c, Fremont unlo'
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ISAAC E. WEST. CHAs. II. McDoUGAL.
West & McDougal,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No % Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI O.

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter, in Firkins Kegs and
Fancy Boxes.
Western Reserve Butter In Barrels Firkins solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, peared and IL halves.
Dried aud green Apples.
Broom in large quantities. and great variety of styles
manuflcuredexpressy for trade and warranted to
purchasers.
Clover Seed in large quantities. Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
Sugars.
New Orleans and sugar house molasses and syrups.
Coffee Rice. Starch Saleratus Soaps Lead Pork Lard
IL ms Beef Cranberries, Eggs; Flour, Pots and Pearl
Asn-s and all kinds Of Groceries, produce and
factured articles.
Particular attention given to the forwarding business
Mark all goods for sale with owners initials and WIcD
All packages to be forwarded Care W & Med, Cincinnati
Ohio. May 9, 1856. ly
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JUnc,iOu Hotel,

s. c. wHITCHER, PRoPRIEToR, CLYDE, o.
Trusty Porers attendance to convey baggage TO ana
81 n the bouse where horses and carriages can at all
81 80 70 W NJ S'19' December 20, 1854.
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Fremont Ohio resleuce on croshan Sree. ng IA t-
Court House. --,,os s--fi WELL
JAS. W. WILSON. Illus 80
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CONFECTIONERY!

G. G.. Eaton.
Pbvs,,,,n and surgeon. CLYDE, OHIO
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SlsytrE-why Extend it,

The great principal is, and ever will re.
main in force, that men are By nature frss.--
Contirsatal Congress 1873.
II is conceded on all hands, tha, the right
to be free can never be alienated.-C On q
tnzeEtai Congress.
Il is among ny first wishes 10 see some
piaR adopted, BY which Slavery in this
country may be abolished By law Gsorqs
Washington.
Slavery is dark spot en- the facs Of the
nstion.--Laf1ystte,
Slavery il contrary TO the law OF nature
and OF nalionE- Wm. Wirt.
Slavery is rapugnant to the principles Of
Christianity: Il prostates every benevolent
and just principle gi action IN the human
esrt.-Rtctard Risi
We should transmit to posterty cur ab-
horence Of S,ayery. Patrict Henry.
TIE way, hope, Is preparing, under the
auspices Of Heaven, for total smancipa.
tion.--JsfsrEoE.
Even the earth Itself, which teens with
p.ofusion under the cUlt!Ysling hand Of the
iresb0rn iabUrer, shrinks into barreuness
from the contafninar,ng sweat Of z slave. --
noatssqgRE.
The South now maintains that Slarsry is
rfghi, nature, and Hscs5sary, and dos not
dspssd upon difference Of oomylszl0n. The
laws Of the slave States jRs.ify the holding
Of WHITE MEN in bondage Richmond
Examiner.
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DR.. w. u. BLAlN,
OF NEW YORK,
0CJJL,TNT AND AURIST.

4 rs permanently ioestsa sN1es Island on ILLINOIS
street opposite Island Cay Hotel, who're ho will
10 happy 10 all psrsoas xsss with diseases OF The
Gss and Lar
Having asvoti years "a this special branch OF
Ills profession trusts that he relieve many who have
given up IN despair with AmauIosis the symptoms OF
wRlch weakness OF sight, imaginary objects noauns
before the eye objects appear obseurd by ei0nd or Ia
tiaess, flashes Of tight, enlargement OF the pupil Sc
Cataract ia whieA the lens turn white and prevents
the rays 81 kht passing through IL opthamh OF inna-
nation, Near sight, Weakness Of vision, sEabsmas or
s4uintlaE wrll as Do~neSs IN its various Forms
Having received from Paris tn new aud wonderful
epthsGusoope, with which enabled 20 look into
he depths tEe eye and the Interior A. clearly -
the uGt- aud thereby ascertain the exact state VI tbs
tir sud relIna 10 AuSr1sis tie lens In lnep1
euE Cstaast, Also tie Illuminated speealum Tor sx
aiming tie sawell several new medical prrIa
lot culinE opeciy of the eornea or aim over the
eye without the use OF the knife or csasiics.
10 prevent imposition, pC. b. deems II prudent TO
state that bs Is regular Physician Being graduate
the University Il Vermont also II the NSv York op
taslme Hospital ami bis s.eesss as an oeulst Is AZ
lE6utAhle q the perfection to which he has breus the
Of nei2aed yapors in the treatment d diseases OF
sac efS. -
p, s.-nr b will dsyoIe aportiou Of his time 10 the
lssatgusut u chronic diseases especially OF the threat
aud luuee, hsyng cured himself Of Consumption after
large part II Ills right lung lost by disease, well
AZ nany Others IN sllke sandasn. oniee hours from
nlne 10 four.
- - ~, - n, . yeeF IastT