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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-07-25
The Great Thirty-fhree.

what has caused this great commotion g'
Somebody must have been running pole
into the insects nest. They go buzzing
about, mad as a swarm of yellow jackets.
Let 'em rage for the present. Should any
of them survive the Presidential election,
the Fremont boys will quietly deposit wet
blanket over the den and thus release them
from suffering.
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REPUBLICAN CLUB.
Tuesday Evening, July %.


Club met D. L. JUNE in the chair. The
various committees on the 9th of August
convention reported progress. Every thing
promises well for tremendous gathering
of the People.
On motion, the Club proceeded to ap-
point Vice Presidents for the Club, one from
each township in the county, as follows:
Sandusky-Nelson R. Tucker,
Green Creek-Rev. Geo. R. Brown,
Ballville-B. W. Lewis,
York;. B. Mugg,
Townsend-Orlin Silva,
Jackson-C. G. Green,
Scott-Daniel Baker,
Washington-Samuel Skinner,
Rice-E. o. Cooley
Riley-James Beebe,
Woodville-S. G.. Baker,
Madison. E. Dean.
Mr.. Everett introduced the following
which was unanimously adopted:
Resolved, That we recommend and re-
quest all the Republicans of Sandusky Co.
to meet at the usual place of holding Flee
tions, in their respective Townships, on
Thursday evening July 9lst, 1856, at 6
o'clock P. NJ, and organize by the appoint
ment of President and Secretary, and
such committees as may be deemed proper,
anil to report the officers anlcommittoo> to
4. EVERETT Corresponding Secretary Of thi4
Club.
Mr.. EVERETT said, We recommend this
for the two fold purpose of ensuring a more
full attendance by townships at the Con-
vention on the 9th of August, to be held
here, as well as be the better prepared to
stay the onward march of slavery and ruff
fianism at the approaching elections.
The Glee Club favored the meeting with
several songs. Remarks were made by Mr..
Buckland, June and Gelpin.
Mr.. Everett was insjtel to ai,lress the
Club on Tuesday evening next.
Adjourned with three cheers for FIRE.
MONT and DAYTON.
l. N. KELLER, Sec.
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AN ORDINANCE ON SIDEWALKS.

A Sec. l. Be it or4iced by the Miyor Recorder and
Trustees Of the village Of Fremont that each and every
occuIir any lot part of lot situate ad
joining the south side Of NAPOLEON street between the
Tntnpke and the Cleveland AID Toledo Rsilrold shall
th Isl day of ofSeptemher next furnish ~ the
teisfo- and construct good plank Sidewalk j. front ci
their respective lots parts Of lots the south sid Of
said Napoleon street.
Sec. 3 That ssI sidewalk shall be constructed of Cro!
oak plank not less than aad a-haf inches thick
walk % be a esst fonr feet wide and well fastened d0wr
S 3. That if of the occupes of Id lots,
parts oflo's shall refuse neglect to nuish the
materials for and construct the walks afO"tsd by
the lst day Of fSepcmher next the marshal ssi proce 70
furnish the materls therefor aud construct said Side
wzks at the expense Of parties refusing negcnE
70 construct the And if sid OErers o-cnirrs
sla demand neglect refuse pay fo- cousfrJong
said sidewalk and the materials therefor that the expense
thepofmay be collected ofthem iy suit hfrc any officer
having authority t0 hear and try the
p. J. BARTLETT, Mayer.
Att"st-ED. VI. HULPrRD Recorder.
Fremont July q, 1856. 2fw3
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GoMm3fciai.
PORT OF FREMONT.

PREPARED ToR rHE JOURNAL By I'd. n. HuLsuRD.
Arrived,
July Ie Schr Freont Flint Buffalo, $50 bbls salt, NinE
& Tilotson: 20 tons marble, Smith Is Bush.
+" Schr Yern0nf, Slackford Buffalo; cargo.
{" Schr Planet Reed. Tonswandx: no csrya.
July 2 : B. Island Queen Kelley, Sandusky; mdze for
5. BuckaBd & Co; J. T. Webster: L. Abbott; A.
Gusiorf; A. Morehouse; s " Reed; II. Bleteberi
J. Bauman, and J. & II. Isesher.
J=ly2 Sehr REsh Gould, Buffalo, $50 ibis salt, Nims6T
Cleared,
July % schr Fremont Flint Buffalo; $500 bu oats 500 bu
rye Minis Tiotson; 22S bu rye LOO bu oats A.
Gusdorf: casks ashes. bhls 5000 lbs scrap
iron, Roberts sheldon; casks ashes MessTs King.
+" 5. B. LSlGad Queen, Kelley. Sandusky; 5000 lbs
WOOL Mrssrs King; 13 hlf bbs 6sh, p Close, and the
Schr Fremont in tow.
sehr Vermont sIackford Buffalo 90 600 lipe slaves
fnr HRrbeck.
Planet, Reed, TonawAnda; 1000 P stsves HOsmer.
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l. N. KELLER, Sec.
w One of the mo,t horrible Railro

EE One of the most horrible Railroad
collisions that has ever happened in our
country, occurred on the North Pennsylvania
Road, on the 18th. The killed AMI serious
ly wounded number over one hundred. Il
was all through the culpable carelcssuess
of the conductor. When he saw the result
of his rccklessnes%, he committed suicide by
taking arsenic.
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ORDINANCE OF THE BOARD OF


~ EDUCATION.-AtA meeting of the Board ef E,iucs
ton for Union School District in Fremont held the lit!
lay of july 1855 they took into consideration the pYop
ETY. ofpurchssng ste and huii:ing small School HOUSE
the West side Of the River for the accommodation o
small scholars. They deemed this inGis s4hiy
sssry, from the great number Of uils stteiig thu
school already proa ied. In he Il n,
vard there enrolled last term four hundd and
teen scholars too manv when eau4ly divided and 1t BE-
could not he atined that would have been in srpar-
te In the east ward there enrolled hun
ired and eighty holr but those two schools
Quoted without assistants and probably bp for
But the number sttNncirC the four schools
in the west ward altogether too great for four teachers
70 do ample justice tO thei pupils and 70 hire assistants
incurs expense equal 10 msi1tgiuDg additional
school, They therefore deemed Il ei imperative duty
x ofhe nuhlic One Thousand Dnllsrs wcrewith ur-
chase site and erect small house where it Will best
rnnmodate small SCHOLARS and also 10 request she voters
II ssi1 school district 70 assemble ~ the Cau ousa
the 3lt .v ofthe present month between the hours of
and m. IN cast thoi- votes fr against levy ing
! tax for said amount and fo- said uurpos'.
Under the present School Law the ecrle have d-
tbs to perform Rswl their servants and there is
requisite and obligatory than that If furnishing
sufficient number of School Houses where the youth msy
no educated Although the tios are rather tight vet
trust the people win tocethe With liberal spirit and
Elimination to promote laudahle Undertaking.
Rv order of the Posrd J. Y0UNKM AN
Fremont, July Is, 1856. 2iw2 Secretary.
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rover and AQue-An InfaIible Cure

We defy the world 20 produce any medicine which does
not contain quinne bark srsenic, mercury any other
noxious or deadly compound to this annoying dis
sase 90 eectusly Carers Spanish Mixture. While it
contains none the above named dangerous Articles yet
possesses power in relieving and curing Fever and Ague
which cannot be approached by any Of them separately or
In combination It acts specifically the liver, purfcs
She blood opens the pores of the skim and assists nature
TO exp from the system seeds Of disease what is as
bad the remains Of the mineral drugs which clog and
finally destroy the constitution.
See the cure Mr. Longden Of vlrgna. he had chills
twice ay for three years nothing would relieve him
un ne tried Carte Spanish Mixture only three bottles
ofhich eetuslv restored him to hesh nor has he had
8 return Of the disease since. June So-2lW4
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BUREING OF THE NORTHERN INDIANA
The destruction of this splendid steamer,
which was caused by fire on Thursday the
18th inst. is one of the most thrilling cssu-
alities that has occurred in many months.
Twenty-six lives arc known to have been
loSk
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FINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notiee is
hereby given that ). L. Greene administrator " the
estate Of John Woolcutt deceased tis DAY led his
sccnunts for the final settlement Of sail esa.e which
counts viii be heard the 9th dav e August, lSS5
LYMAN GFLPIS, Probate Judge.
Fremont July 25 1856 26w3
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Trains VIII Stop at stations marked only 70 leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made.
From Cleveland the 700 and 9O5 m, $50 and 100 m
trSns connect at Toledo with trains Of Michigan South
ern Rilroad for Chicago and the West. Tie 7 and
6O0pm trains connect at Toledo with the Lake Erie Wa
bash and ST. Louis Railroad for Loganspot lafayette &c
The 700 and 9O5 M and 600 trains form direct
nect1ns hetween Cleveland and Springfield Dayton
Cincinnati.
From Toledo, the 2so and $50 n and 3O5 and 500 m
trains connect at Cleveland with trains of the lake Shore
Road for the East-a onrneville Sandusky with trains
Of Mansfield and Sandusy Railroad. The go and $50
m and 90 trains connect at Clyde Sandusky with
Mad Rvr- and ake Erie Rsflrcsd. The 2Sn and 80 m
ard 305 and 500 trims at Cleveland with
Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroad.
Z. B. PHILLIPS, Sup't.
Office e. 4 T. Rsilrosd
Cleveland. July Il 1886. n.4'5cff
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Special NOfices.
RE WMDow BL1NDs AND WNDow

~ ANDOW OAANDS AMI WAoDOh
sEUrrERs which add much 70 the appearance Of your
Dwellings and invaluable In keeping your cool
and preventing the rays the from fadngyOur
carpets and injurng your furniture, manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory Of MCGEE HAYNES.
FREMONT, o., July 4. 1855 2stf
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LUMBER Yard!

And intend to keep constantly hand good assortment
arDry Lumber stthc lowest cash prices.
would all the 4ttnton Of Carpenters, builders and
others VII" hRilig TO the facilities here offered tc
tl,-Tn 70 procure their mateI readily, and at lowe
price than elsewhere.
Those living in the county will find that they
TINE and MONEY by getting their work done here
rz- Call and examine our work and prices beforeyou
commence to build.
AL orders by mail promptly attended to- and at uniform
prices. MCGEE HAYNES.
July 4th 1856.
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married..

At the Croghan House. in Fremont, July 1lth, 1856 BY
F. F. Dickinson ESQ., NJ. r. V Cook and Miss ELIZABETH
z. CORSELI, both Of Green Greek.
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iEAKEN UP by the subscriber, in Green
l. Greek the lSt inst, sorrr mare 10 to - years
old low in Fh and with her uder natural sn that II
necessary To lance it. The Is requested - pay
charges and take her away. F. ). OVEN.
Green Creek July 25 1856. 26v3
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PINE and POPLAR SIDING.

We manufacturing article of Pine and Poplar Sid
ing Planed and Beveed which lays pereetiy tight joint
when put This Siding has given perfect satisfaction in
every instance For cheapness beauty Of finish snd dura
biity, it can't be beat.
Lumber atted for Cornice, Frieze, Corner and Base
boards, Castings, M0uldngs, SC
Also Fencing Of all kinds sawed and made to order
Pekets by the hundred Round Square and Flat Of
ANY length desired.
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-CALE OF REAL ESTATE-On S.

GALE OF REAL ESTATE.-On Sat
~ arday, the 26th day Of July, H. d., 1885,
= o'clock in the afternoon at the door Of the Court
Iousa in Fremont Ohio the following described real
tgte to-vit:
red and ffty in the village Of Fremont Chic and des-
bed follows to-wt Situate in the southeast corner
NJ said lot with front Of Twenty-Five feet Front street.
and extending herefrom y-seven feet the west
hack end being also twenty two feet wide.
TERNs-One third the day of sale one-third in one
year and oDe id in two years. with interest deferred
payments and secured by mortgage the premises.
ROBERT s. RICE Admir-
Of Robert II. Caldwell, deceased.
Fremont July 4, 1856. 23w4
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FARM For SAFE.

IOOacres of first-rate L ND, lying in
Il OO Ottnwa county, 81 Of which are under
rood cultivation and the whole enclosed With good fences
20 rst quality OF imber which is sutihle for AL
n-ts Of building purposes and near IN BaTrngers Saw
and rist Min. On the farm good heRri log bindings
'ut-horses and stable. GoodwEter and plenty If it. An
'Neellent Orchard OF Apple, Pear and Cherry trees
Said Farm viii he sold good favorable terms to
he pl-chasrr Title indisputable; OF the land
-iv"n in September. JOHN OBERST, Sr.
Bay township June q, 1856. 22m2S
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TURNING,

or every description done TO order by experienced
workman. We Keep hand good assortment of Bed
Posts Table and Stand Legs Chair Stuff &c. at wholesale
prices. Also Wagon Hubs turned, bored and reeIned
lower than they can be nrocured elsewhere.
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sash, Doors, Blinds, Window
and Door FRAMES.

To this department Of business pay particular at
tenton. It is under the direction Of experienced work
men, with the aid OF bew and superior machinery,
manufacturing Doors Sash, Blinds &c, OUT OF SEAS
DNED LUMBER ONLY. viii len will warrant equal t.
Any inside in the STATE and to give perfect satisfaction
no pay. Ia eoaneetion with the above we keepa
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Gaiag East, Sundays excepted.

NoETHERN DlvisoN via. SAndusky y Going Ees, daily
Er5ept Sundays.
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EINAL SETTLEMENT.-Notice is
L hereby given that John l. Greene adrnl~isrstNr IN
the estate Of Daniel Moore, deceased es t:s lay Sled
his accounts for the ua settlement Of sail estat- Thch
accounts will hesrd the 9th day Of August 1885.
LYMAN GELPIN PROBATE Jucge.
Fremont, July 25, 1856 Cows
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to any width and thickness and sOarTanted to LAY
PERFECT FLOOR The advantages in using this knd Of
Flooring are that it costs less; makes floor
and can be laid in half the time. Thus ecting clear
ing Of 20 per cent Those bringing Flooring from dis
tsnce TO be dressed, will be promptly attended to.
Planning in all its various forms done 70 order Lumber
nlnned 70 q thickness and taken out Of wind.
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McGee & Haynes
STEAM PLANNING MILL, AND
SASH FACTORY,
FRENOVT OHIO.

Hard times made EASY by buying your Lumber worked
and ready to put up, at the above establishment
TTAYING recently made extensive additions and i'm
provements in machinery to meet the constantly in
creasing demands for work. better prepsr-
ed than BEFORE 20 furnish orders for all kind of
terials with despateh. Poplar. Pine Ash and Oak
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w The following letter which we ex-
tract from the Sandusky Mirror is refu-
tation of the charge that Hon. ELISHA
WmTrLEsEY had "come out for Buchanan
and Breekenridgan
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University OF Louisiana.

1 MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.
THE annual Course OF Lectures in this department
l. will commence on AoxDk7, NOVEMBER 18th, 1856
and will terminate IN the ensuing March.
flames Ionea III. D.. Professor OF Practice Of Haicne
! J. L, RidGeH, il. Dt Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, VI. D., Professor OF Surgery.
A. Fl. Censs, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics.
GustsFus Mott. " D, Professor OF Materia Medica
j. c. p Underestimate NJ d. Professor nj Anatomy.
Thomas Hunt, NJ. D Professor Of Physiology and Pa
thoiogy.
Gilbert s. Vance, " D., Demonstra;or Of Anatomy
The rooms for Disserting will be open ON the third
MonGay ia October.
The Faculty Visiting Physicians and Surgeons
Of the Charity Hospital, and attend this institution
from NDyem1er to April.
The students accompany the professors in their Wis
It's, and free Of expense enjoy extraordinary practical
advantages
There are during the season about eight hundred
persons prescribed fof daily.
Preliminary - the course. Lectures IN be delivered
daily in the Amphi:h@atre Of the Hospital from the
first Monday in Noyetaber. Clinical Medicine and
Ssrgery. Association and Percussion and other sub
ects, without arr charge TO students.
THOMAS HUNT, VI. D., Dean.
The administrators Of the Charity Hospital elect an
1ualy, in April. fourteen resident students, who are
By the institution.
New Orleans. July g. I-56-6a
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Drugs and Medicines.
He returns his sincere thanks IL

~~- the public fer the liberal patron
age bestowed OF his establishment during the las
year, and respectfully socits continuance of the
same. His stock is entirely FRESH and and
selected in ID best markets, and with regard
purity will defy Competition. From long experience
in tie business he with confidence recommend
EVERY Article vended from his establishment to be
Pure. Fresh and UnadHltersted. 1t shall not be his
fault the intercourse with his patrons shall not be
beneficial and satisfactory both parties His ample
facilities for business gives him great advantages
which he is willing to share with his customers BY
furnishing every article in his line at largely reduced
prices.
Call and examine his stock and prices and sse If he
cannot convince you that the prices of Medicines has
not advanced since he commenced business in hreve-
port. At no time will his be without courpe-
tent person IN charge: and bills parcels packages &c
put uo With neatness. care and despatch.
I-PhysIcians prescriptions accurately compounded
from the purest medicines and with great care ut all
hours, day night marchl2
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Plantation, Road and all other kinds Of w.
horses and oxen; Cane Wagons and Carts ~ s'ts
and timber Wheels, with and without orIss. -, q
house and steamboat Trucks; Jersey and R,aaa
Wagons; baggage and other carts for horses ~
en; haRdearss wheeIbarrows of every descrin,oa -.
ali other articles in the wheelwright line made $ anu
best seasoned materials, and warranted IA he
10 any other manufacture, which will be sold =, ,.a,,
prices and lower than by any other esahsbnaa,
IN the southern Country. Purchasers will find !, ~,
their interest cali and examine our STOCK befo.
chasing elsewhere. We use none bp, b.et L.,
hBbs and bent felloes. PHELPS, CARR & ca :
nov s, 1854 40, q and a Psrdido 81, n O,lesn,
\. B. We keep constantly on hand LARGE asso,,
ment Of Drays and Carts from the mandatory of i
Coleman & Son, PhilddeIphia y -
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Pain in the hide.
Patent Medicines.

DULL's Sarsapari!Ia; Sands Sarsaparilla; Rad
- ways Ready Relief; Arabian and Mustang Lin
n1ent: yer's Cherry Pectora!: Perry Davis Pain Kill
er; Rushton's Cod Liver O Dalley's magical pain
ex1ractor Volts Schedam Schnapps: McAiis.er's all
healing ointment; HoIioway's ointment and pills. Mot
fats life pills and phoenix bitters; Browns Jamaica
ginger India choIagoRue: Hollands German bitters
New England cough syrup Bryan's pulmonic waters;
Bateman;s drops; Hays pile ointment; Lees, Bran
dreths, Jaynes, and Wrrht's Indian vegetable pills;
Godfrey's carmina,ive balsam hair tonic and vermi-
fuge; Fahnestock's yermifuge, and all other patent
medicines usually kept in the southern country. For
sale by my30J VIM BALL.
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Male and Female Institute.

situated on Texas street, one block northeast Of tn
! Academy, directly Opposite Mr.. Randall, carpente
shop, will be open for he reception Of scholars OF
Monday. l5th QfSeptsrnber, 1856.
The course of instruction will embrace the French
English and Spanish languages, the Greek, Latin anc
German, being excluded for the first year only) viii
spelling reading parsnd and conversing in those three
useful ihioufs: also MitcheIE's Geo9raphy and
the use Of the globes, Davies Arithmetic, Geometry
Agebrs and Surveying, Ancient and Modern History
Composition, Execution and Penmanship; Book keep
ing and commercial transactions, which will prepare
every scholar already advanced in his studies for the
counting -rOom.
The academic gear will consis, Of single session
Oh ten months, without any vacation, except few
days at Easter and Christmas.
Tine number of pupils will be limited and none can
be received for q shorter time than FIVE months.
No deduction made for loss of time, except in case
OF protracted sickness. a-=.-
French lady, enlinentiy qualified to teach her
own language al also whiting, sewing and embrode-
~ has been engaged 10 assist in the female depart
rncnt, which will be entifely separated from the male
school.
The Young Ladies belonging to the institute will,
therefore, na'e constant and daily opportunity Of
speaking the French language.
Mrs +. Ballot, pupil Of the celebrated Madame
Pleyei, in Paris will superintend the Music Depart
nent room tpr that purpose will soon be erected
within the premise. Of the Institute
Additional Instructors will be procured 50 soon as
the number Of pupils can warrant the expense
TEEas:
For tuition in the above branches without extra charge
Tor any OF them-rnonthly in advance, ......a5 90
For music on the piano, guitar or accordeon t.
month"; in adsance with use Of Instruments 0O
For fuel, ink, steel pens, slate pencils, etc, from
each pupil, for the whole session-payable on
| w
he best Of town references giyeh, on application to
he subscriber. s. BERNARD /
Shreveport, August 90, 1856.