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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
sorofnIa and salt Rheum,

or Forr Years Standing Cured by Carfers Spanish
AfirtErs. ,er,
Wooster, Wayne CO., O., Dec l, 1858.
sessrs. Bennet Beers: Gentlemen-Haring for four
years past been suffering with scrola in its worst form,
without finding relief from our best physicians was So
Heited by friend to try cArter's Spanish Mixture It
gives me pleasure s4te that before finishing the hrst
bottle the disease relaxed then ordered two more bot
ties and with heartfelt gratitude state to you the TACT
that two bottles Of your excellent preparation has entirely
cured me.
The third bottle gave to friend who had been suffer
tur With salt rheum for length Of time and he like my
self owes his restoration health to the virtues Of Car
tors Spanish Mixture YOu at liberty to use this let
ter In any way you may think proper II it win benefit the
Dee es.-Ssws JOSEPH ROBINSON.
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w A Petersburgh paper says in select
circles of Richmond society a new dance,
bearing the name of "The Persian Ring, )"
has just been introduced. It is somewhat
amusing, and may be imagined from the
following description:-
Ii begins by some six or eight couples
waltzing: chair is suddenly introduced in
to the centre, in which the first gentleman
seats his partner. He then leads up and
presents each of the other gentlemen in sue
cession. If the lady rejects, the discarded
retircs behind the chair; but when the
"right man." as the saying goes, arrives,
she springs up, the tone and accent of the
music are accelerated, and off she waltzes
with the elected-the rest seize their part
ners, and the circle is continued. All in
turn go through the process. Three chairs
are then placed. A lady-in succession
is seated between two bearers, who imme
diately solicit her reluctant regard, till al
length she gives herself to one, and Waiting
is resumed. A gentleman is then seated
in centre chair, hood winked, and lad,
takes the place on each side. In this per
plexity of choice, the Tantalus of the mirtE
remains, till by a sudden resolution he de
cides for right or left, uncovers the eyes, anC
waltzes away with the chance directed part
ner, followed as before by the rest Thc
chairs are now placed triangulary dos do
and three ladies arc thus seated, TIL,
youths pace around them in circle, til
each of the fair ones throws her handker
chief, and away they again whirl. The mel
then appear to deliver to each, but to one
alone is given a ring, and tho dance con
cludes by the ladies passing hand in hanC
through arches made by the extended arm.
of the gentlemen, and each seizes his part
ner, and once more swings around the circle
We have learned that this dance will be in
troduced in all the chief fashionable shops
of the coming season.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Special Notices.
Renevolenoe.

We do not think person evinee more benevolent
trait of character than being moved at the distress and su
serng of Others and furthermore anxious to do all IN
their power to alleviate by every possible means human
suffering In this view Of the do not know now the
humane and benevolent can do action more In accord
ance With their panthropic views, than by calling the
attention ofther afflicted friends and acqusintanccs to the
-. bst Dr. Seth s. Han.e los Baltimore street Bal
.ore Nd has discovered preparation which is put up
n be trn OF Pill that has specific action for curing
nilensv or railing Fits spasms, cramps, and all forms
oSneTvous diseases Among those who have een Ferma-
noflv cured we might mention member Of the family OF
James H. Beade Huntsville, Ala Mr.. NJ ? Sledge Cabin
Point surry county Va; and Mr.. W. p ligon, Grenada
Mss We might 20 enumcrating number of others,
until We had entirely filled Up this column of our paper
INIT We think we have said Sufficient TO satisfy every per
son that the subject under consideration is one Of vital i'm
povtance TO every one. Readerl If you well man or
woman and have need Of remedy, perhsps yon know
some erson who not equally best yourself so, cut
ont tS notice and send to him or to her. viii cost
YOU lut little trouble and probably It viii make you IN
struueptal in curing poor afflicted mortal OF tN'
dreadful visitation Epilepsy, falling sickness
Dr. Hance sends his pills bY mail free OF postage TO al
parts Of the world the receipt Of remittance His
n-iccs are one box &3 two IS; twelve, S24 We have
pyiren his address above. 5sw2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Dr. Robaok,s Success.

We have always been inclined To receive with doubt the
Aecounts of wonderful in desperate cses, with which
the propretors Of patent medicines accustomed to
nsh their advertisements but the effects produced by the
Scandinavian Remedies OF this distinguished Swede
notorious simply verified by direct personal tes
ony put doubt and suspicion out of the question.
The cures reported by the patients themselves
prehend complaints dyspepsia bilious disorders
Ets rheumatism and almost every species Of disease az
fecfing the stomach the skin and the organs Of respiration
Under these circumstances have objection in
giving such important facts publicity IN columns.
Hamlet says; There is heaven and earth than is
dreamed Of in your philosophy and every day convinces
that the science Of medicine is not the exclusive prop
ery Of the faculty. Dr. Robsek has acquired fame and
fortune by his successful treatment ofisease and his blood
purifier and blood pills in general demand See adver
tiscment.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Sale of Real Estate.

BY order ofthe Probate Court of sSndusSy County.
TTTHL BE SOLD, on the premises, on
w Saturday. January 17th, 1857,
at o'clock in the afternoon the following Real Estate a
the property of Wm- Hodgson deceased:
The undivided half cf the following described tract OF
land beginning at the east quarter post section member
tEeny-eight IS in township number four range num-
Der fourteen a. running thence north the section line
twenythree % chains and thirysx So links to stake
thence west twelve u chainsand eighty-Fe IS links
stake the line Of Jacob Winters land, thence south
twenty % chains and thirysx SO links stake on
the centre line east and west through said econ thence
east twelve u chains egtyve IS links 10 the place
Of beginning, containing thirty 30 OF land in all
Sadand win be sold subject to the dover right thereon Of
Mary Allen, late Mary HodgsOn, widow Of William Hodz-
son, deceased.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third down. one-third in nine
months and one-third in eighteen months from day Of
sale with interest deferred payments and secured BY
mortgage the premises. DANIEL BAKER.
Administrator Of VIM. Hodgson, deceased.
Dec Il 1850 laws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
w On Sunday and Monday old Wint,

Eg On Sunday and Monday old Winter
gave small specimen of what he can do,
when he tries. He blew some of his Wild
est, keenest blasts, and sent them to parlors
and firesides of the wealthy and proud,
with as little ceremony, as he manifested
when intruding himself into tho shivering
circle at the poor mans hearth. Aye, the
old fellow is no respecter of persons. He
bites alike the check of the pretty maiden
and the wrinkled matron; pinches the nose
of the boisterous youth and tottering old
man, and smiles at their frowns. And a
merry old fellow is he, too. He piles the
snow around our doors, and puffs it in at ev-
cry little crack and Granny, from garret to
cellar; robes the shrubs, the trees, the
whole landscape with garments of purity
cold, though, as the charity of man; bridg-
es the rivers, ponds and lakes and locks up
tightly the source of the little brooks. He
is also an artist of the first class He pat
erns not after human art and skill, but
sketches on our window panes the most fan
ciful Of airy castles, to be melted away by
the genial warmth that glows from the
hearth-stOnc. Monday night at o'clock
the mercury sunk to zero-the coldest VIC
have had. The weather has since modera-
ted and is quite pleasant now.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

ADvERT1srNe.-The Albany Transcript
says that although the advertising rates Of
the New York Tribune are 81 to 81, so per
line, there are persons-wide awake, bus
iness men, who believe and know by exper-
ience, that advertising is profitable to them
who have from 10 TO 800 lines in each is
sue of that paper. The Illinois Central
Land Co., pay the Tribune from $4,000 to
$4,000 annually, and they must think it
pays, or they would not continue such an
expense from year TO year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

ExAMPLEs.-The Rochester Democrat
speaks of the extensive manufacturing estab-
hshment of E. Burroughs, of that city, who,
six years ago, paid $3.50, the half of his
entire capital, for an advertisement.
We know Of respectable gentleman in
Monroe county, who, many years ago saved
cord of wood. in advance, for his first years
subscription for a newspaper. He is now
In his ripe and vigorous old age, worth a
quarter of million of dollars.-Al6any
Journal.
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9rement aonrnaI.
Local apo NisceIiapecus Naffefs.
The Carriers New years Address.

We would say to the patrons of the
journal, that we have been permitted to
look over the New Years Greeting of our
Carrier Boy. 1t is good thing. Remem-
Der, now, how faithfully he has delivered
you the news, for the year past. Through
pleasant or stormy weather he has never
failed. Just search your pockets and put
by QUARTER, to lay in his palm, when
he shall deliver his New Years ditty.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

BLACKwooD's MAGAZINE AND THE Brit
IsH REvIEws.-In another column will be
found the advertisement of these valuable
and well-known British Magazines. They
are re-published in New York, and are furn-
ished at much less price than by British
publishers. The four Reviews and Black
wood can be had of L. Scott and Co., 70
Fulton Street, N. Y, for SO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

SUICIDE OF A WoMAN.-The Seneca Id
vertiser of the 10th inst, says: The wife
of Mr.. Joseph Recmc, residing near Flat
Rock, Thompson township, in this county,
committed suicide on Sabbath last, by
jumping into well. She was much hurt
by her fall, and when found was perfectly
insensible, and died in few moments.-
She was laboring under nervous disease,
which is supposed to have driven her to the
act.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
Stammering
CAN BE CURED.
There S ao pqin or SMqical operation q


Ihere IS no pam or Surglcal operation at
tending 1t!
E great beauty of it is that it will cure children at
hye years of age and adults at any age By following
my treatment 1t is impossible to stutter will convince
any one that has this mpediment of speech that by fol-
fails The many hundreds through the land are as
tonshed at its quick results Remember this is entirely
new system and Of your cannon ball or INITIATING
systems DR.. CRISTY, by DR.. J. McADOO
Those afflicted with rheumatism Neuralgia or any
Nervous disease be relieved of these pains almost in
santy. Coughs, Bronchitis, Fits, and all Female Com
treated Those wishing to be restored to health
VIII call and see me the 9th Of January st KESSLERS
AMERICAN. szR Be sure and call on the above day
DR. ]. McADOO.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

TALL SHOOTING IN THE EAsT.-A sports
man in East Weymouth, Miss, killed four
wild geese at at one shot in pond where
they had lit to rest. The Niagara, N. Y,
Gazette says boy snapped his flint gun at
six wild ducks in pond in that vicinity; it
didn't 60 Oft but as he tooki it up to fix the
lock, the ducks rose and the piece discharged
itself, and killed every one of them.-Bos-
ton Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

EE About o'clock Monday evening
our streets rcsounded with the cry of fire
it proved, most fortunately, to be but the
burning out of a chimney, in the Tyler
block. The boys were promptly on hand
with the amachine."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
BANK OF FREMONT.
DIR. TUBBS
January Appointments.

DR.. Fl. TUBBS, can be consulted at his rooms,
FREM0NT-Kessler's American, Thursday % JAM
SANDUSkf-St. Lawrence House, Tuesday 27th Jan.
TIFFIN-ShawhsnH House, Friday 30th Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lungs
Heart Liver, Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen also
DrOpsy Gravel rheumatism Nervousness Debility Dya-
pepsa Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities
of the Blood ErupOns Cancers Ulcers and all other
reties Of Ongstanding complaints both external
tern. For ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases treating thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted every other within
reach In minerals other pOsOHs employed
does he make sick to make pe dOcz to bnd
up The medicines be taken with safety by the most
delicte and patients may remain at home and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment friends and ply
scians had given up all hope the ndisputble evidence
Of which always be furnished. InN is however re-
duced and desparing, invited to call may be
sured that encouragement will be given expense in
CURED without corresponding prospect of recovery
Fits--thcfr Durability.
BRACEvILLE TrumbuIl Co., o.. July 1885,
DR.. TUBEs: Sir-Two years ago last April brought nv
son To to be treated for fits He had had them evPry
few weeks for year and half BEFORE after you prescribed
he had but and has had since them Vaour 9TH
medicines had been used without benefit and our family
physician said they could be cured.
Yours, truly, SOLOMON HURER
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

g The attendance at the Lecture vas
not as large as was anticipated, owing to
the other gatherings in town. Thereeeipts
did not quite meet the expenditures, yet, we
understand, the Young Men are not dis
heartened in their efforts to have other lee
lures here this winter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

H Large quantities of Pork arrive in
our market daily. The quality is better
than that brought in first. Prices have ad-
vanced somewhat from last weeks figures.
$500 and $6,l2 has been paid for the best.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

MoRsE's ODEoN THEATRICAL TROUPE,
have beech playing at Birchard Hall, this
week. They make their last appearance to-
morrow Saturday evening.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

R At VALLETTE's News Depot you
can get Ballou's Pictorial and the Flag of
Our Union, for January 3, 1857. He keeps
all the late Papers and the principal month
ly Magazines.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

H~ Father Mathew the great apostle
of Temperance, whose name is reverently
spoken by thousands, who have abandoned
intoxicating liquors through his labors, died
in Cork, on the 9th inst.
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GOingEast.

Trains viii stop at stations marked only TO leave pss
sengers, or to take them signal being made.
Trains viii stop at stations marknd W. only TO leave pas
sengers from Grafton or Cleveland.
FIom Cleveland-An trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 500 m, and 800 M, trains connect at Toledo
with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad FOR Fort
Wayne Logansport Lafayette Danville Springfield Ma
PIES Alton, st. Louis, &c.
The 500 and 500 p. trains form direct connee-
tons between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Gin
cinnat
From Toledo, the 225 and 500 m trains connect at
Cleveland with trains Of the Lake Shore Road the East
The 925 m, and $50 trains connect at Monroe lie
or orSandusky with trains Of Mansfield and Sandusky R. R.
for Mansfield, Pittsburgh, &C.
The 225 m, and $50 trains, connect at sandusky
with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for Cincinnati
Dayton, &c.
The 225 and e25 M trains connect at Cleveland with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh R. R., for Pittsburgh Phadel-
phia, Baltimore &c. E. B. PHILLIPS Sunit
Office c. & 7. Railroad,
Cleveland, Nov. p, 1856. ian. .P5Otf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

w Chrisfs Church, the Episcopal Ca
thedral on Notre Dame street, Montreal, was
burned on the 10th inst. The loss is $780,
O0O-insured for $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26


Written for the Fremont Journal
The Festival OF Thursday Evening, d
ccmber G1th, 1856.
BY Ida, OF GREEN SPRINGS.
DEDICATED TO THE LADIES OF THE FR
MONT RELIEF SOCIETY
III could rouse my sIumbering harp,
I'd quickly wake its strings,
And play happy, cheerful lay,
About the Festal scenes.
fdloEe In soft melody,
simple song To breathe:
In as glad tones, all true and sweet
AS the beauties of that eve.
Ahi yes, I'd gladly touch the lvre.
II could only bring
Without discord, sweet, glad notes
From each neglected string.
I'd like to sing about that eve,
Oh, yesl I'd love to tell
About the brilliant Thursday night
The happy Festival.
How gay-winged Fancy noated there,
On glittering wings OF light;
As the dear counsellor of those
Who made the so bright;
And how the angel OF the flowers
Had borne in his garlands fair,
And that the blossoms sweetly smiled,
Atth' Festal Supper there.
rdlove to breathe happy note
Der each fair Festal gem,
Which beheld in child-Iike joy,
Never to see again.
That little Cottage covered DER
So beautifully with moss
IthoughtI never, neEer'd seen,
Such charming little House.
And then, the stately pyramid,
So mOdestly arrayd,-
Like sweet bride, when snowy veil
Flows DER her brow, to shade.
It made me think of heavenly things
Earh TIhite and shiningfo
Ike the fair robes of angel bands
Which pHrer ones behold.
And then, that cunning little Doll.
Pure-standing with such grace,
Holding her banner high, that we
Might all the letters trace
- And tn motto WAS touching too
Ah it floats around me vet
Cast thy bread upon the waters
This hope FL not forget.
And when the signal rap was given,
That supper was at hand,
Nnteena whisper in the Hail.
OF that large crowd so grand.
But all was silent, till PRAYER
From tn Minister arose
Asking blessing from that fount
Whence peace forever nows.
Twas mingled scene Of beauty rare,
A sacred spell Of jov
That fingered Ger the tables there
lowering the slightest toy;
And like a sweet, enchanting spell,
II fingers round me yet,
As though 'twere flowers from fairy-lapd
Which one cannot forget.
Inc theme was noble, true and kind,
And we know that Heavens smile,
Was beaming DER with tender love-
That evening all the while.
For eveEy one who entered there,
Before they passed the door,
hnew that their money safe would 20,
To bless the humble poor.
The brightest blessings cannot heIp,
But rest upon that band
OF Ladies, who so promptly lent
Forth such generous hand
In making the bright Festival.
With an object and an aim
Ah, who could do like this on earth,
And not blessing claim.
FREMONT, Dec. 18th. 1856
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New York Market.

New York Market.
New York, Dee D.
Fiour-Market steady sales 1000 bbs at Sc 3OaS6 50
uper state; 665s5 extra do: 630s6 60 super western;
B70a7 Is extra do. Canadian dull; sales At 640a675
Wheat-Steady small sales red winter Illinois at 81 so.
Rve-Held at 92c.
Corn-HeaTy; sales 10000 ba mixed western at 6sa72c.
in store and delivered.
0ate-Quiet.
Pork-Firm; sales 200 Bbls 1sOOals,G2 mess; l6,5Oa
17,50prime.
Beef-Firm and unchanged: sales 200 bhs.
IAri-Steady: sales 200 bhIs al u i<al21Sc.
Whiskey-Ssles $50 bbls at soc.
stocks-Lover and duh. Money very stringent to-day,
and 10 active demand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

COUNTRY PREss.-The Albany Jowna
well says
We consider it a matter of the highest
political and social consequence that the
country Newspapers of the State of New
York should be strengthened and maintain
ed. 1t will be an evil day in the history Of
our civilization, when an aggrandized City
Press crushes tho rural Journalist that
dayshall ever come. The very best thought,
the very wisest impulse, of the great muni-
eipal hot-bed, where millions of every grade
and temper chafe daily together, cannot
proftably be taken at the fresides of our
farm-houses in exchange for the spirit and
simple wisdom of rural Democracy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26
HI. M'MILLEN,
NJ MERCHANT TAILOR.

@N~ !" "9 0@
TTAs Just received and is now opening beautiar ~
II riety Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
Cloths, Cassinseres, Hestings, IFinminQs,
GENTLE8IES's FURNISHING GOODS,
comprising every variety Of the latest most elegant ss
desirable patterns
HATS CAPS, Of all varieties and patterns
The public invited to call and examine for them
selves We shah endeavor to please them both in work
and prices.
IL Particular attention paid to Cutting and al work
Clyde, Nov. r. 1859. Ems H. McIILLEN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-12-26

The Cleveland Leader of the Esd says
Yesterday morning, as the Express Train
going west on the Cleveland & Toledo
Railroad, was nearing the station at Am
herst, the wheel of the rear car broke, throw
ing the car from the track and injuring sew
eral passengers by bruises and contusions,
though none seriously. The car itself was
pretty badly broken. The wheel was prob
ably defective.
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THE YOUNG MEMS LYCEUM.
x Morse's Odeon Theatre,

VIII give Benefit for the Young Mems Ly.
ceum, at Birchard Hall, this friday even
ing. The play will be
UNCLE TOM'S CABIN.o
Tickets, 25 Cents.
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FIN AL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
Il hereby given John IT. Iebhie administrator on the
estate Of Frederick Sampson, deceased has this day filed
his accounts in Proate Court for the final settlement
said estate which accounts will he for hearing on the d
day Of January, 1887. LYMAN GELPIN,
Fremont Dec. 6, 1856 4sw3s Probate Judge.
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