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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-10-03
Great Hnqlish Remedy.

Sir JAMES CLARKEs CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Clarke Md.
Physician extraordinary to the Queen This invaluable
Medicine is unang in the of ali those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution.
Itmoderaes all excesses all distractions and
brings the monthly period with regularity These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to
nnement; they forty the constitution and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother perform her
duties with safety TO herself and her child.
These Pills should Not Be taken by females iErHg the
first trss oHthsC Of pregnancy they sHTs to bring
miscarriage bnt at any other time they are safe
In all cases OF nervous and spinal affections, pain in the
back and limbs heaviness fatigue slight exertOn,
palpitation Of the heart owness of spirits Mysteries, sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases occasoned
BY disOrdered system these ps will affect when all
other means have failed although powerful remedy,
do not contain iron calome anmony any other min
ersl Full directions accompanying each bottle. Price,
in the United States and Canada, One Dollar.
Sole agents FOR this country,
/ c. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, y. Y.
TUUTTLE MOSES, Auburn, N Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
y. B. 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any athOriz
ed agent viii insure bottle Of the Pills by return mail.
Cor sale by 5. BUCKLAND & 80, Fremont, and by
one druggist in every town in the United States.
May 50, 1856. s4yl
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The Fillmore Meeting,

On the street Saturday afternoon, wa.
attended by ALL the members of the party
in town and by the leading members of the
locofoco party. Including Fillmore men,
Buchaniers and Republicans, there were from
$50 to 200. Capt CUTTER, of Cincinnati
held forth, for some time to the passing
crowd. We do not think be was capable Of
convincing any one that they should vote
for Fillmore, and thus aid in the election of
Buchanan and fastening Slavery as a per-
manent institution upon the Territories
The Captain spoke in the most scathing
manner of Mr.. Pierce and his administra-
ton, which caused a locofoco to groan terri
bly,. Intelligent people however, under
stand this Fillmore movement, it is only to
bolster up Buchanan. 1t will not count
and DAYTON are the choice
of the masses.
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No more use for Tonic mixtures ouinine, Fowlers So
luton Arsenic Mercury any of the vsnous or naus-
eous compounds which only relieves one disease to I'M
pnt another more deadly and which sends its unhappy
victims finally with wrecked and broken constitution
TO an early grave Try Csters Spanish Mixture, which
contains Of these dangerous drugs but by act
ing specifically the Liver, purifying the blood and
enabling nature to ecupese its exhausted energies by
opening the pores ofthe skin and expeingfrOm the body
all impurities and old medicines which clog and retard its
free operation More than thousand persons have
been cured by Carers Spanish Mixture, after everything
else had sgnAy failed As sample Of its remarkable
effects, Messrs. Davis & Hicks, of Auaugave, Ala,
writes us that it cured gentleman Of Chronic Fever and
Ague which all the efforts Of physicians aud
could not subdue He only took three bottles They say
It sells very rapidly and maintains its high reputation AL
through the country 36w4.
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HON. c. x. WATSON.

Spoke to an attentive and intelligent au-
dience of about two hundred, at the Court
House on Monday evening. The remarks
of Mr.. WATSON were such as carried con-
viction of their truthfulness to the minds Of
his hearers. We wish every voter of San
dusky county could have heard him. 1t
was the speech of the campaign in this sec
ton. Mr.. WATSON spoke of the matters of
thelast House of Representatives, and gave a
true and unvarnished statement of the dom
ineering, iron rule which has been swayed
over that branch of Congress, by the pres
ent Administration, for the sole and only
purpose of degrading American Freemen
and extending the curse of Slavery. We
have not room to speak of his address fur
ther, than say that the people heard him
and were satisfied that for the furtherance
of the cause of Freedom Mr.. WATSON should
be. returned to Congress, AND THEY
WILL DOIT!
At the close, three cheers were given for
Mr.. W; three for the GIee Club, and three
for FREMONT and DAYTON. Push on
the column.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


E. B. PERKINS,
Samuel W. Orwig, ard
Willard J. Cole.
GAMUEL W, ORwIG, Of the State Of Michigan, viii
- take notice. tht Ehpim B. Perkins Of the county Of
Huron In the State II Ohio. did the twcny-hird daT
nf August year Of Our Lord eighteen hundred and y
six file his petition in the court Of common pleas ifin
and for the county Of Sanusky IN the STATE Of Ohio,
against the said Samuel W. 0rwg and " lizard j. Cole. de-
fendaDts, setting forth that the sid Satnue " 0rWi
gave mortgage to the sid p r. Perkins Lands and
tenements tng In the county of Sandusky in the State
o Ohio snd in the township Of Green Creek and describ
ed as follows, to wit
lot number fourteen 4 and ore rod vide OF the east
side Of lot number fifteen 5 in Beerys addition 70 Gem
treve survey. Said line taking of rod wide from
the east side Of lot number fteen 5 continue across
lot number thrtyone 3) 70 the alley between lots
hers thrty-one cd and thirty-two (22) in Browns
addition to the village Of Cyde the length Of said line be-
ing eleven rods and eight feet the front line on the Sau
6usky City snd Indiana Ralroad be four rods secure
the payment Of five hundred spd fifty dollars fS5o00l
according tn certsn notes referred to in said mortgage and
that since the giving OF The said mOrt9Rge the other de-
fendaDt claims interest In said land under the said
0rg; and PRAYING that said Samuel W. Orig may pay
said sum of five hundred and fifty dollars together Effh
Interest thereon from March eighteenth eighteen hun
dred and ffyhree that said premises my be sold to
pay the same.
And the said Samuel w. Orig ia notified that ne il ne
qutpd to appear and answer ssid petition on before the
third Saturday after the tenth day Of October next
c. EDGERT0N,
Sent OIL 32yGSf % plaintiFfa Atfarnpr. e
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Legal advertisements.

IA REAL ESTATE. By orler of Courf

OF REAL ESTATE, By order Of Court.
" viii be sold to the highest bidder o'clock P n,
on SetArdog, tlf IA day II Oeto5sr A. D., 1886
at the door of tue School House. GOWNS Corners in
YSr tnFn-hip sandushy eoenty o. the follozisg Rel
The west half Of the ssuih-sasf ,sarr qf seftOn nuH
br sixteen tl6 township number fo0r ~ Iarge nua
Der seventeen sl Also, The south half II the Hgst a
l the northeast quartet tosnship numher fouf ~
aforesaid Also, the south haf of the east half Of the
northeast qutrsIs township number 90 kc. AZ laxt
afor s1fd Also OF the south md Of The sfst
bali Of The north slf Of the northeast quarter ~ torB-
ship number four (4J &c, last aforcss. ~ the
above mentioned parcels containing hundred
eight and seveny-nine hurdTedths i55 79l00l
Of lard. Beginning at stake Eve chains and FIFTY links
east from the north-west corner section number teD-
tytNo t22) township number four q range humber
seventeen 7) running thence south twenty chains
and fifty links (60 thence NORTH twenty chains III
and sixty links 65) thence west fourteen chains 4
and fifty links 0j to the place Of bcgnhfng the
being part Of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of
said section enuaaiuing forty tf0} aeies.
Also, one other tract ef land bounded follows, be-
ginning at post on the north line Of section number
twenty-five 229 In township number four ~ north Of
range number seventeen 79 rp chains l} and thirty
eight links ISL cast from the north-west ler Of said
section BuDIber twenty-five (22I and running thence
south twenty ehains COZ and ffy-niae links $50 a
post thence west on the north line OF Philemon Wslf,
land seventeen chains n y and iehT-tuo links flfs
post in the east ne Of Abncr Ns land in section
tyone f2l thence north hv sid Nis land twenty ehas
section number twentyone 2 thence by the north ns
Of section number tEenty-onc f2 east seventeen ehans
ana kiNtfSN ph le) 70 lle place OF beginning, con-
tanning thirtvsix and sixty onehundredths OF an
acre. (36 6o1Oo) Of land. more orless
Also other tract of land described follows; Com
mereing n the north-rst Of laHd heretofore
decided by Martha Barker Philemon Waltz IN section
number twentyone 21l runnRg tferce esFt seventeen
chains % and eehtytwo links (s2) into section nun
Der tweuty-tvo f theme soath eains "a and ten
links G thence wes snd parxiel with said north lire
seventeen chains On eighty links 62 theme north
seven chains ~ and ten links l to the place Of bcgin-
ming in township nuler four t north Of rnge number
seventeen q n enntsUiug tlTe and sixty-ve one
1 hundreds 40 6l-I If01 qrro< n lard
TERMS OF SALE.-fne-thiri down one-thirs 10 one,
and one-tfrd In two years. with interest IN be serurcd
mortgage. SAMUEL HOYER,
AdniniStratGT If John Meyer, Diseased
September 5, 1859. S2w5$7,75
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Junction Hotel.

G. L. PIERCE, PROPRIETOR, CLYDE, o.
This popular Hotel, situated Immediately
at the junction of the c. q T. R. R., with
the Mad River R. R., has been taken by its
former proprietor and is being thoroughly
reftted, in the best style, for the comfort
and convenience of the travelling community.
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EXPERIMENTATION

r SALMON P, CHASE, Governor of the State Of Ohio
do hereby notify the qualified electors Of the State
OhiO to assemble in their townships and Wards thu
usual places of holding elections TUESDAY being th
FOURTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, A D., 1856, and ther
and there to proceed as the law directs, to elect
I'Wenty-tkree Electors of President, ana
Vice President of the United States.
in pursuance of the Consultation Laws OF the Untet
States and Of this State.
IS TESTIMONY WHEREoF have hereunto set nv hand
caused the Great Seal Of the State Of Ohio to bs
lsEAL.1 Affixed at Columbus this nineteenth day of Sep
tember, in the year Of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred and 6x and Of the Independence of the
United States the eighty-frst.
BY the Governor: S. P. CHASE.
J. H. BAKER, Secretary Of State. S6w6.
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CountV Fair,

The annual Fair of Sandusky county, will
be held on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thurs
day of next week. From the arrangements
which have been made and from what we
have heard in conversation with the farmers
we conclude the exhibition will be superior
to any previous Fair.
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ONthe lst day Of November A. D. 1856 st 3oeloek in
" the afternoon, st the doorof the Court House IN Fre
mont SanduEky County, Ohio will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate the property Of David
Stevenson, deceased, to Wit:
The west part Of not number two hundred and thirty
one in the village Of Fremont Sandusy county and State
Of Ohio. Said west part being bounded as follows By
line across said lot fourrods from aud the west n
thereof and being part and parcel thereof four rods
wide of Of the West end subject she life estate therein
Of Mary Jane Stevenson.
Also the following other piece parcel Of land IN the
village Of Clyde, in Sandusky County and State Of Ohio,
to Tit
Being part Of the east half of the south east quarter Of
section number fourteen, township number four north
OF range number sixteen, commencing twenty feet from
the centre Of the South Ridge Road running south from
Hamers Corners thence soth degrees east ten rodss
thence north 6fty-one degrees Eve rods and eighteen
nundredths: thence north two degrees west rodss
thence north tvone degrees east Te rods and eighteen
hundredths TO the place Of beginning containing one
fourth ofan acre; on which said Mary J. Stevenson has
life estate, subject to which said lot viii be sold.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third down, one third N nins
months and third in eighteen months; deferred paS
ments TO be secured by notes and mortgage the pres
es. JAMES W. STEVENSON,
Admr David Stevenson, decd
Sept. 24th, 1855. 35S5
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A Buchaneer paper in one of the South
ern States IS credited BY the English jour
mails with the following highly compliment
tary notice of Mr.. Buchanan.
possessing in and of himself tho keen
sight and penetration Of the eagle, the
strength of purpose of the lion, and the
magnanfmity and courtesy of a polished
eourtesan." That will do.
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The Toledo Blade

Printing Office, has been purchased by
CLARK WAGeoNER, late of the Sandusky
Register and G.T.STUART, Esq, of Norwalk,
o. We now look for the Blade to be made
one of the best papers in Ohio. 1t will ad-
vocate Republican principles.
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Holm KARSHNER'S ESTATE-No-
EIN NAL SUPERINTENDENT Is
DR, l,. sLnCrM.

VAltS hInse Of the opportunity TO announce to the
a citizens Of FREMONT ana those 0f Saudusky COUNTY,
to the first street west Of the Jail where he is nov
ready to vaIt upon his old customers and all who wf To-
be cured Of the different diseases that prevail 10 this
on Of the country. All kinds of Sores such as Mk-legs
Feversnyes Scaldhoad and Feons without cutting them
open There viii he the srctest attention paid 70 those
who may favor him With call.
Fremont, Sept. 5, 1856. S2d
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Eg Judge HALL, has resigned his judge
ship for the privilege of running for Con
gross against Hon. c. K WATSON. He is
sure to be beaten, and can therefore make
his arrangements accordingly.
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To the Public.

Mr.. A. GUsDoRF wishes to notify his
friends and customers that his store will be
closed, and that he will do no business on
Thursday, the 9th October, it being the
DaY of Atonement
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Now Goods.

Mr.. A. GUsDoRF has just returned from
New York with an extensive assortment of
new and fashionable Goods, to which the
of his customers and the whole
is invited.
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SbeeiaI NOfiees.

RZ- WINDOW BLINDS AND WINDOW
Dwellings aud invaluable in keeping your cool
and preventing the rays Of the sun from Adingyour
carpets ard inurng your furniture, manufactured
at short notice in superior at the Steam Sash
Factory of MCGEE HAYNES.
FRr,roST n Inlv 1854 28tf
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New Firm.

By reference to advertisement it will be
observed that Messrs. C. B. & E. B. KING
have sold their stock of Goods to Mr. DAVID
GARv1N, by whom the business will hereaf
ter be conducted,
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what,s the matter az rhe Post Ofnce1

What is the reason that documents mail
ed by Senator BuckIand, at Columbus last
winter, to N. R. Tucker and VIM. Fields,
were not delivered till few days ago!
Such is the fact. Can tho Postmaster
explain?
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j UNC TION HOT e Il +,
G. L. PIERCE, Proprietor,
CLYDE OHIO

CLYDE, OHIO,
This popular Hotel situated Immediately At the juno
ton Of the Cleveland and Toledo R. R. with the Mad Riv
R. B. has been taken by its former proprietor and is
being thoroughly retted In the best style for the
fort and convenience Of the travelling community.
Civde Oct. 8 1856 36tf
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Married,

In Fiudsy the 2eth inst by Rev. W. J. Wells Mr.
HgSRI BRoWS, Attorney At Law. Auditor of Hancock
NAB F. STILES daughter Of Hugh Newell, Esq, all Of
Findlav.
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$685..

The above figures show the net Republi-
can gain in Maine, over the vote of last year.
The name of "freedoln shriekers" in that
State is "lepion."
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Died.

After lingering illness, Sept 2sd, 1856 at South Nil
ford Indians Mrs Mary shobe, vile Of Thompson ShObe
formerly OF this county
Purity Goodness and meeness were her earthly Jewels
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GOiHgEast.

Trains will stop at stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them signal being made
From Cleveland, the 6lO and COS a. u $50, 600 and
6.45 m trains connect at Toledo with trains of Aichi
gan Southern RairOad for Chicago and the West The
$40 and COOP m trains connect at Toledo with the
Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad, for Logansport,
Lafayette, &c, &C.
The 610a and 600p. m. trains form direct
ons between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and Gin
cinnati.
Toledo, the $50 and $50 m and $40 and 500 m
trains connect at Cleveland with trains of the Lake Shore
Road for the East-at Monroeve Sandusy with trains
of Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad The 23O and 500
pm trains, connect at Sandusky, with Mad River and
Lake Erie Railroad. The $50 and $50 m and $40 and
900 trains connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Railroad.
E. B. PHILLIPS, Supt.
Office c. L T. Railroad
Cleveland, Aug. 0, 1855. jan.9bQtf
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DIR. TUBES
November Appointments.

DR.. H. TUBBs, can be consulted at his rooms,
FREM0NT-kessler's American, Monday, sd Nov.
TFF1N-ShaWhan House, Tuesday, 4th Nov
SANDUSKH-St- Lawrence House, Wednesday, Both Oct.
For consultation upon all diseases Of the Throat Longs
Heart Liver, Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen also
Dropsy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility, Dys-
pepss Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities
Of the Blood Erupons Cancers Ulcers and all other
retes Of longsanding complaints both external and in
ternA For some ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases, treating thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach n minerals other DOis0Hs employed
nor does he make sick 10 make pe tear d0R build
E The medicines be taken with safety by the most
delcate and patients remain at home and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have under the treatment aer friends and ply
sicsns ao given up all hope the indsputabe evidence
Of which can always be furnished Invalids however re-
enes ana aespairing are invited 10 call and may be
Eured that encouragement will be piyeD or eense in,
Cured, without corresponding prospect 6f =eeovery
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DR.. GRISW WoLD's
II E w r E Nj E DY FOR
FEVER AND AUGTJE!

TT is seldom that find it consistent with our sense Of
duty to offer any statementin favor Of Popular Rerp
dies This preparation, however, seems partake Of an
entire character, and glad to chronicle any IN
provement in Popular Medication In the frst place the
proprietor Of Il is regular physician daily attending TO
the duties of general practice which Is some xsaxses
that he has confidence IN hsrssdy he would not rs
his character with it Moreover be has had an expe-enc
in the treatment of Malaal dseases which has sedop
fallen to the lot Of any physician in the duties surgeon
to hospital the IshmuB Of Panama. and believe s
the author Of work that country with number OF
treatises medical subjects. II IS We believe the frst
instance in which Of deeided ability, has entered
the with medicine dealers and he can effect any
good establish any standard Of quality IN these COM
modities be certainly will do the public some service
We reason why good remedy for Fever and AEae
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 Ague in our
country renders popular remedy for this disease accessa
bic every one, not only desirable but neccssary hide
pendent of the serious consequences Of AeE on heaIf
It's sses upon the peeuniary interests ofa Community
such to make every property holder dread IS vstion
Of the worst OF scorrges. The remedy prepar
ed by Dr. c. D. GRIswoLD is believed by those fhat have
used It, to be the nearest specific Of ady thing known
II said to never fail in arresting the Ague within teu-
tfour hours anda few repititons viii prevent the dis
ease ever returning.
Forsale BY s. BUcKLAND co. sole Ageutsfor Fremont
August !, SO. Pima
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frmopt gunrml,
local ana NisceIIaQSous NJatfcfs.

Eg- Call at the office of A. J. KNAPP,
Bsllspas, Ohio, aad get Republican Document lei
her ia English or German laHgIdges)res Of charge
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. to take effect Monday, Sept
sth, 1856; passenger trains viii run daily, as follows
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk.-GOiag Vest Daily,
SUNDAYS eIreDfeI
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MORE EVIDENCE AT HOME.

DR.. TUBBs-SIR: have delayed writing until several
months have elapsed since my wife discontinued the e
Of your medicine. happy TO say that she is again
restored to health Her condition truly distressing
and one that win not attempt fully to describe Her
greatest suffering proceeded from disease Of the throat
and lungs disOrdered state the liver nervous prostr
tion and general debility Her health has been declining
FOR several years until she reduced to skeleton
and her life despared Of by her friends The best physi
clans in the county (od schoo employed to little
or no purpose and they told she must die Hearing Of
yon, she desired to make effort and did So
On receiving first prescription she able tn sit up
but part OF the day The change great and truly graf
Tying 70 ue both She applied for medicine but twice az
ter obtaining the hs and happy to state that by
the blessing Of Tod instrumentaty she now
enjoys better health than she has the last fifteen wears
She enduTss hardships with less fatigue You can
dispose Of this statement you probr for your own
benefit and the cause Of humanity -
Yours respectfully, J. o. FoRBFs
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Taxes for 1856.
NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF
SANDUSKY COUNTY.

SANDUSKY COUNTY.
TN PURSUANCE OF LAW, 1, ]. F. R.
L 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 Fre-
mont, on the 18th day Of September, 1856.
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Gg N. B.-My Spring Stock will be on
in couple of weeks will then be able to supply Ped
dars and others with complete assortment Of Notions
Cheap Jewelry, &c, at
Prices L0Eer than then Be had any here this side of
the City Of HsU York.
L. LEPPELMAN.