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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

ssrnt1ux the smoun, sacrifice " DO made aud h.zds
= q ns 0r s u .,. O. .v9Is @ Tss
No Acuscd Of vastly more Consequence han extent u
Me dnsVon 81 A.i term The mind shrlDks from ontes
phrnx l length shn " fellow ater enierng TINT sepui
chre,he progress n time soluucn OF sessone,
Of ia that o,nor woridand for moe,
ps,pSses ' .ss sI5,sy y, = sns n P, me
p~ce Toe chances tf convctou, then, are OF the 6
lmeovAsce In calculating DE probability OF once appear
apos for trial In compliance win bond Tho facts
eass presented by mo prosecution aro hat The accused
afcr fesplnr pregnancy for sccont time, foaad 10
~ s % "hsa es 81 somS s.s ns
o6svvDs q herself aud Or. Bdrds ne had previously
uA,neo W Be the sic e ~ surdel, who was then do.
o<Aeed bs ring considerable estate, which, n ~eye
he vt,e .od ie we're their obd II ~ould he enied 70
,nhey me Int part fro tho evidonoe tne pro-
= m,ss c,sI m oo behalf of ~. estate Of tns
screas,d Dr. Busdel and The arsi sres, question 10,
lhn frsuduleu, production o soh''d i..ey p.eendos
q taye bcVn born cf parents ~ho'e ohld would be
ns,ei 10 Inherit vita the nieni thereby " n.escept he
Toe ,ue.,ion .ccm. W divide itself into several
J. was n fraraulep, proc ucaion of the ch,d9
DID abe fasely pretend ihsi h was born Of certain
Would child OF tso parents Of =ho ,he presondcd
-ss horn be entitled to lpborW -
Wa her intention by this fraudulent prodoc Ion 70
First was tbe prouucon n this enid under the OR
cupeisnccs frs1c In a~Y w-s any fraud 10 s. perce
tsaedf wss any fraud attempted .. hsi time II toere
:. ss.@p,sI; pPsfsss wso Or vss ~ mi. preducoa
q tho child defrtuded or atempAei n be deirsuded2
WASTE IN 10 Ia Aoutssnc, or Captain speShu, or nspec
'w Diks 70 whom she said, IN 20 thsr inquiries,
nn sM her childs The child was there and was oar
ved h'her directly ~ 'ndrecy, by her Bot she bed
frece 20 statement OF csm respecting except 70 ans scr
osfnh qnesnns proposed v hes, and n she had tbs
nooaal"ta mat y ~" Tie offspring Of herseN sud Or
Burcell, ov not that 10 ould be matoral she ia.
terdtd probably A. semo future ms W psrpulrse fraud
S Aamp one, ami hbls child msy have been provided
Nt the purp-r as means or instrumest 10 no upei
II ~ sceo nplshment She Intended ~ a future time
issudnery 70 produce that chn and to assort s rights
- mo oT.pvDs Of heren and Or Burde 70 the property
len ny him me had made such claim. howcvoy. and
seems q nc cutie ecab,ci u he fr~dusnf production
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cKNTREyTLLR oOURss l.. f.--TRoTTEG.
kcupAr, Sept 7-MAch saoo, mile hesa best ,hrss IN
ave, 10 Wssona
va MsRobcrts named a r. Little san,. q 1
n kehoe named . 3. Nmrod .................2 q
Tine, 26e-sNl-25ok-7tok
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-09

city FoNtlcH-
MIrnG OF rHs wIIsos sxALL DBL BaArEs At
rAMMAkY HALL.

CITY Politics.
MuIrno OF rHu wIIsos sxALL DBL BeArEs At
rAAAAsY HALL.
inc dskkates to the Syracuse Democratic Hiats Cpu-
venson elected under tho call Of the WILSON Small Dso-
crasc Republican General oommitise held . ssetipg q
hmnany Ball on ruesday mornng ten O'Clock 10 eleos
q delegate and alternate q, largo
On meeting bel ng called 70 order judge Jos,ah sutn
erland wss appointed Chairman, and smith Ely Jr Be-
cretary.
The following dele gates reported presented .ses,
credentiais ana we're aCoordiRgv admiHed-
Dis Dek10s Dis DsLoais.
1. James Leonard. o. F. 8. A BooIe.
a. N. Harris. 10 u Hwackhauoy.
g. Fitzgerald. IL AIox Proudht
T. G. CavAnsgh. IL John ke,,y.
8. HAtnody. ID. Peter Duly.
g. Peter Ora -ford. IA. VIM. Hcn,ire
7. H. horspge. J6. smith Ely Jr
>. p smi 10. Jos,Ah Sutherland
TIE fourth and Thirteenth districts contested;
Ssx however decided In favor OF CavanAgh FOR Tho
Fourth, end Peter Duffy foe ,be rhlrcenih.
An eis con for . aeiegAe and siternats ~ largo
next proceeded skh, which uted ia the unsald,ous
CHOICE OF the Hen Fernando Wood delegate, sud
Horace Clark sltorasts. Tno eonvsntsoA men sd-
jnurI ed W meet In Syracuse.
Alderman John Clancey was elected on Monday night
by the Cooper Committee . delegate from tho second
district, and korsa l. Ha, ris alternata
Quite number OF tn, Cooper delegates len for Syra-
cuse last evening among them aiAh RyndeFs. The re-
DArder will no doubt lcA .hls Aftef noon.
THE SAVAGE COMMITTEE ELECTION or psLEaA ArsS
TO BYRAJUsE.
meeting o. tho Savage Committee was bold In .he
front rsrlor Of rsmmany Hossl last eyenisg-John Y
savage Jr In the chair ma committee Adopted series
Of resolutions pitching tho Wilson Email Ca nmitee
and upnoiaipg tho GoopeS Com nee real genuine
sid Simon organization Of Inc democratic pary In
thls city Tho df gGes nssruossd givo way
70 the wihoD Small men ~ syracuse, bn tho Cooper
from tho field and return oii iamaany Hall rue rsI
loving deli gates we're electet 10 represent The oommeo
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hUrREMx cOURr.
nefnKa Hon Indsa Eo.osnu


sET s-in he matter of Richard Gambling -Cs7nsei
spr'ed on behalf Of the relsors and ssed TIA; Judge
Davies bad granted writ Of ocrtor.yi In hs Of
Riohrd G,m7lirr, and be ssscd for wYs similar Kind
In ,he eases q rns other rss,ors fer -nom he ~s
ianed me JSdge SAD be must delsy his determination
IN ihs mater unsh Wednesday nhis day.
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MR.. sichiss ana the Dsvlin matfsr.
Tne following ,sasp vin spsAk for ssemsslvss,

Law DsrARYxpT, Crrr oy Nsv Yosx,
Ov11cr yorssu 10 rrs uosruaros,
No 2sT BanADwAr, Sept Z, lss1-5 PM
Hos DAsrt T. slcun;-ny dear Sr-Jn rcsagn 70
my efIoe ,hi srernoon fcund v. &C orpAnyins nose
ooucs op pouneiy In vind,caron f neeied) OF
Jour Of The o,unsel representing the oy Ia
in ..os Of The sentiments % spsy ssprs.ed by NJ srs
oy; and anboush cannot sec him shs evening, may
...aSs.s n, ,a o.ses rssa, soOp, ''n'''
''''0''' "' : ''''' ~ Rica'D BUSTED
MospaY. Sept !, 1857.
RcHlsp BrssSp, r-Q:-Hr DrlR ss--I mink de
wolves upon sreIocstes OF Mr. sohles ths Devhn
controversy publicly 10 dsspprovc the unss, nputaon
en- his Hdeily coarsel In that matter. Tne accurate
dspsy ed superior ability In advocating only the rights
Of city those Of ~. Devn stucc hs a: u nva,ou
nsss @ess . SsYss ss s5.sue q ,so Ssrou.
pocecoinss ncldcn, 10 the Street strife, Mr.
ooncr, Nj sckles, yyu and have scled Win cneenu
snd rnvaryirg unsnmHy. And " " rrocor 10 say tina
kr. scses no, only been promp, In attending the
conferences for -bcn tho controversy called put hes
eve possbs manner lowud OBJ aiming the co pIese and
hrnoraoe success which We believe tha our clients are
s~'ed. You're, very suy, Asss Il BRADY
Commissioners sr HesIth-Inspsction os ves-
o,rEcs Conssuowus oS HxnrH, |
Posr cr Ssw YopE, sept 7, 1857
Resolved, That she Inspector OF Vessels bs and he 70
and every vessel cargo this port bet ~een me ars
day Of Aprl ma dsy o. Noyrmber me CARO- Of
vhicn snsn oons1 IN Nnoe ~ In part OF fruit, colon
-tc coffee, raSs, hemp. hldss, skin,, bones horss
sugar and molAsses or c1soes Of vessels carrying pas
enso ~. sm N. 70 s ssn & port r.,asd ho-ovsr @ ssa
Qunaninc.
Resolved That the attention OF ,he inspectors Of vc~ses
be caliei section H. uuc ist, Of the Hsl,h ~s and
,ba, he hercny drecad 70 make ne reports therein
quired -
Arproved By hk homer the Msyrr, seps g. 1861
WAITER y. OoSCKLiN,
Clerk 10 Commissioners Of Bcalsh.
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Injunction on . Lis. Iusurunc. Policy.
suPsRios cousr--sfBcfAL rsax.
Before Hon. Jacs. ps~~

svpr s-Predefet r. lee "a a. Nan Aassrn IL. ra.l
cwpdny and CpAeisa za,ir AppIIcs VOC Va. N .de
behalf Of cerisin creditors Of Tho la,e Jose,a T.,lcs
~rcet C,mm ssiouer for Injunction 10 restrain the x.a
haitian ll'e lnsusrce Company rom payinr sad OpbeHa
mshf -ldow ~ The dereAsed from yecesvcs IS eco
Ismsersy rjunenon usnsd, ressFpAsls she ish ses
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

The Springfield Republican, in lhc'coursc
of some remarks on this fruitful theme, cx-
presses some views in exact accordance with
our own. The concluding paragraph is SO
apt and truthful, that we are tempted to
quote:
There is an idea which seems growing in
to prevalence, that does entire injustice to
the marriage relation, and tramples upon
the essential principle. True marriage is
an equal partnership, in which men and wo-
men agree to share an equal lot. A wo-
man who marries with the idea that she be-
comes thing to be petted, dressed and
pampered, at the expense of her husband,
and that she owes no duties to him, except
to receive and entertain his COMPANY, and
spend his money, is no better in fact-tho'
she may be in law-and has no higheryiew
of marriage, than if she were his mistress.
When marriage becomes degraded to this
point, will there not be many men who will
simply consult the comparative cost of le-
gal and illicit marriage.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
Clark's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Prepared from ,
Prescription Of Sir ]. CLARKE, ". d., PhystcidH
Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unl!ng in the cure of al
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject 1t moderaes eSeesscs and re-
moves all oJsructlons speedy may be relied on
TO Married Ladies
IT is peculiarly suited. 1t will In short time bring or
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price. One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to preycntcounteririts
CAUTION.
These Pills should not he taken By females that mr.
pregnant, during The first three months as thoyare sure
bring on iscarriage hut every other time and in ever
other case they are perfectly safe.
Solo agents for the Uuited States and Canada
l. C. BALDWIN & CO, Rochester, NJ y
FUTILE & MOSES, Auburn, General Agents
NIB One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to an
authorized agent will insure bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail.
For sale by S. BUCKLAND & co, Fremont, andby on
druggist in every town in the United States.
Fremont Nov. 2S, 1856. 44yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
A Liquor Establish ment SsDried ups by
the Ladies'.

We learn from tho Athens Democrat
that fellow by the name of Becker having
established groggery in Albany, Athens
Co., much to the detriment of the morals
and peace of the place, and several prosecu-
tions against him having fallen to the
ground through bubbles and quirks of the
law, the ladies resolved to take the matter
in hand. Accordingly, one day in Beckers
absence, they they turned out headed by an
old lady sixty years of age, and armed with
sledgcs, hammers, etc, marched into the rum
hole in battle array, and proceeded to smash
jugs, bottles, barrels, kegs, ETC., in fine style,
Becker has sloped to parts unknown. Serv-
ed him right Cleveland Leader.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
DIR. IsohacIk,s scandinavian Remedies.

directing the attention of our readers to Dr. RoOacks
advertisement have no hesitation in saying that all he
claims for his medicines is confirmed by certificates from
all parts the West The language Of these certificates
is so earnest and grateful and the cures refer to such
variety of diseases that II would be folly oquestion the
restorative properties of the preparations 1t appc"'s
that while botanizng among his native mountains, in
Sweden during visit to that country years ago. h5
collected large quantity medical herbs unknown
in this country and by combining the liquids and solid
extracts of those powerful degenerate properties, he sue
ceeded producing his celebrated Blood Purifier and
Blood Pills which said to exercise more beneficial
effect unon the fluids of the human body than any other
cratives in existence. Dr. Roacks theory is TINT all dis
eases originate in the blood, and it would seem that the
rnpd recovery Of his patients under OF these dis
infectants affords strong presumptive evidence mat ms
pathology correct Certain tits that the celebrity
medicines increase daily and that he has authentic proofs
their sncces in his p0ssession See Adverisment W.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
BenevolenCe.

We do not think person eyince more benevolent
trait character than being moved at the distress ana SUI
ferng Of Others furthermore anxious TO do all In
their power to alleviate by every possible means human
suffering this view of the do not know how the
humane and benevolent do action In accord
ance with their philanthropc views than by calling the
attention Of their afflicted friends and acquananccs to the
iact that Dr. Seth s. Hance, Of los Baltimore street, BAL
tmore Nd has discovered preparation, which Is put up
In the form ofa Pill that has specific action tor curing
Epilepsy Falling Fits spasms, cramps ana all iorns
of nervous diseases Among those who have been pera
nently cured might mention member OF the family OF
James H. Bcade Huntsville, Ala, Mr. NJ p Slcdge, Cabin
Point Surry county, Va; and Mr.. W. p. lgon Grenada
Niss We might go enumerating number oil others,
until we had entirely filled up this column OF our paper
but we think have said sufficient to satisfy every per
son the subject under consideration is one OF vital inn
portance to every one Reader II you well man or
woman and have need Of remedy perhaps You know
some person who is not equally bes as yourself so cut
out this notice and send i to him TO her. will cost
you little trouble and probably II will make you in
srumenal in curing poor afflicted mortal of that
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
prices are; box, So; two sj twelve s2i. We have
given his address above. 29w2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

At the residence of o. h. MINIS Esd, Jan lst, by KY
F. s White, Mr.. ARTHUR D. DOWNS, and MISS COkA
MITCHELL, all of Fremont.
The lovely bride is probably known to many oil our read
ers MS Cora" under which signature she has contbuted
to Western literature many sweet tender and wemany po
ems eyincing most refined taste and delicate ancy ana
gentle earnest acctionate soul full OF fair Ideals ana
oye-raurht dreams; all of which it is our wish she may
realize in this union with heart kindred to her own
For the Iarkcyed Sappho, of Glendale lshe formerly
resided Mt the latter pace bespeak Of fortune the
brightest Future trusting it may ever shower
upon her path and spangle her nights with the most u
cent stars Nav Wedlock be Rway beautiful to her. and as
her DAYS sparkle on be reflected back upon her IN lovely
coors the prism of her past experience MAY her
sweet and mnstering service in the temple OF HNme
neer dim the ustrc of her eyes radiant as 'rsts ors
which Homer sngs tinge her check with hue css
lovely: nor steal an atom of from the Aphrodi
can lip that beamed and blushcd and trcmhed as IN the
davs when she touched her harp like the cbin maid ac
other hearts paused in their thohng to hear the
music of her Tyre Cincinnati Times.
On the goth ult., by Rev II. Lang Mr.. PHILIP BISGEL
and Miss CArmARINE JACOBS. both of Bellevue
By the same on the day, CHARLES IITzENBERGER
and Miss CATnARINE MoHR, 10th late of Germany.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
scrofula and Salt Rheum,

OF -Four IcVs' Standing CHrof By CdTIeTs NPd"lSH
Mixture. ,o-o
Wooster, Wayne CO., o., Dec l, 1853
Messrs. Dennet e. Beers: Gentemeu-Iiaving for four
years past suffering with scrofua in its worst to
without finding relief from best physicians, was So
lcited by friend to try Carters Spanish Mixture 1t
gives me pleasure state that before finishing the first
bottle tho disease relaxed then ordered two more bot
ties and with heartfelt gratitude state to you the fact
that two bottles of your excellent preparation entirely
cured me.
The third bottle gave to friend who had been suffer
ing with salt rheum for length of time, and he lils' my
self owes his restoration to health the virtues Of Car
ters Spanish Mixture You are at liberty to this lot
ter in any way you may think proper il Will benefit tho
Dec % -4Sw4 JOSEPH ROBINSON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Gg" We hold that it is right under all
circumstances, when convinced of an error
of opinion or Judgment frankly to acknowl-
edge the same. By reference to an affi-
davit made before a proper officer, of this
town, we are led to believe that we were
misinformed as to the persons who disturb
ed the republican meeting last summer
We therefore give our postmaster the bene-
fit Of this statement with the belief that he
has been wrongfully represented.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Ey~ When business men neglect their
first great interest so much as to fail to
ADVERTISE and let the world see they
have goods and wares for SALE or the raw
material for manufacture. their wives should
"take the responsibility" and inform the
public what their lords are about. They
being joint partners, must of course have a
strong desire for success. It's good doctrine,
true doctrine, and such doctrine rs entities
them to our thanks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
Legal Notice.

Sandusky County, State Of Ohio, Court Common Pleas
La Quino Rawson, Plaintiff,
Faycte II. Caldwell, and
Christian Doncyson, Defendants }
TNAYETTE II. CALDWELL, is hereby notified, that, on
II the fourth day of October, A. D. eighteen hundred
and Hfty said In Quino Rawson filed petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Sandusky County, and State OF
Ohio against him and Christian Doncyson the object
which is to obtain judgment and order of sale
note and mortgage given by said Fayette CALDWELL ia
said Rawson. Said petition asks iudgmnnt for the
two hundred and twenty and thrty-two one-hun
dredths dollars and interest annually thereon from the
thirteenth day of September eighteen hundred and fifty
sin at ten per cent The morgaged premises descrb
ed follows to wit:
Beginning fifty feet west of the southea of LOT
number designated the recorded plat OF
the of Sandusky which also number hundred
and ninety in the town of Fremont; thence
ninety ee thence north to the north line of said lott
thence east ninety eet thence south to the place begin
ming Said defendant is notified to said petition
on or before the seventh day of March, 1857.
BUCkLAND & EVERETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fremont, Dec, 90 1856. 4Sw8s7,Oo
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Now York Market.


Flour-arket dull and dropping; sales So 5a0 80 super
State; 10 extra do 620a6 so super wcstern boOa
7O extra WESTERN closing quite heavy Canadian duh at
630a7,62.
Wheat-Market rules in favor of buyers with only mod
crate demand sales 10000 at l7a 0for white southern
Il T6a1 rs for white Canadian go for red Jersey
Rye-Fun at 96a9S C; small sales.
Barley-Sales 500 bu at 13lA.
CornHeavy sales 900 bu at 69a7Oc in store and de-
lyered, for mixed Westean.
Oats-Steady at 47a5Oc for state and western.
Pork-Quiet sales 1937a1950 old mess; 2Oa20 IL new
mess Il, 90 prime
Dressed hogs-Active at S4aSAc.
Whiskey-Dul, 261sc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
Sale of Real Estate.

By order ofthe Probate Court Of sandusky County
EKTIII. BE soLD on the premises, iqnl aaa
w Saturday. January l7M, lS57sa3
at O'Clock In the afternoon the following Real Estate
the property ofwm Hodgson deceased: - 'i.AI
The undivided half Ct the following described tract OF
twentv-eirht 2s In township number toar range
ber fourteen IA running thence north the section line
twenty-ree 23 chains and thirtyAx 80 links to STAKE,
thence west tuve ~ chains and eghtyhye 80 links "
stake on the line of jacob Winters land thence south
% chains and thrysix So links 10 staks
the centre ine west through said section; hence
twelve IL chains eighty s5 links TO the place
OF beginning containing thirty 30 Of land. in ALL
Mary Ailen late Mary Hodgson, widow Of William Hodg-
son, deceased. itl 4f.5li ifa Il tl.iI.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-third down. 0ne~third In nine
months and one-third in eghteen months nom day Of
sale vithn deferred pAgnents and secured -
mortgage on the premises. DANIEL BAkEh.
Dec. ~, 1883. COWS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Eg"A seamless bag" manufactory has
Just been established at Cleveland, Ii will
turn out from 1000 to 1900 per day
Grain sacks of two bushels capacity, are sold
for $3s hundred-hour bags holding a
half barrel for $l0,5O per hundred, and the
quarter barrel sacks at $6.75 per hundred.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

re-" Sec the advertisements of Messrs.
Reed & Close; they are doing a strong bu-
siness, and are dcsirous to let the people
know all about it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Ggg- At last the snow has come, and the
sleighing is toIerably good. Those who
are fond of the article, and can afford tho
expense generally go it. All manner of
vehicles, on runners, with II quadrupcd at
tached, go dashng through our streets at
2,40 speed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

BE- Large quantities of Pork have been
brought to our market during the week pa {.
The quality is improyed,-anl buyers have
paid higher prices. sG.25 to $G.77 was
paid Oh Thursday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

TIE Ice CRop, is now being put up
We do not remember to have seen prctticr
and clearer blocks Of this "cold comfort"
slowed away for Summer use, than is being
taken from our river.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Esy- Our carrier desires to thank the pat
rons of the JOURNAL, for the kind manner
in which he was received by them on New
Years day.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

Exy~ Thursday morning the mercury was
at zero at o'clock--by far the coldcrst
morning this winter. On Monday evening
the 18th ult., the mercury was also at zero
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
Eg- The following satirical passage We
extract from the Carriers Address to the
patrons of the Toledo Blade.

Could Adam from those heights look down
Upon a modern Christian town,
And, glancing here and there perceive,
The daughters of his simple Eve,
What admiration would he feel,
At such Out-works of bone and steei
Smothered in lounces wide and rare,
With hat just resting on the hair,
While gems and lace and art-made flowers,
Garnished the ramparts and the towers,
And ribbed and hoOped aud swelled around
The rustling fabric sweeps the ground"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

GFs- A bill abolishing all usuary laws
has passed the Lower House, of the Iowa
Legislature, and will most probably pass
the Senate.
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Special Notices.
Notice.

rINHE PEW HOLDERS, in the Presb terian Church
ROOM of the Church, on
Friday Evening, IAN. I6, 1857,
at o'clock for reyaluation Of the pews. fall attend
ance Is desired. J. B. STAiiil ,,t
c, II. McCULIOCH
q. G. CANFIEID.
Ian O 1897 bOw2 Trustees
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09

TNINAL SETTLEMENT.--Notice is hereby given that
Il James Barker, Guardian of Joshua Powell, has this
day filed his accounts in Probate Court for the final set
tement of said Guardianship which accounts will be for
hearing on the 10th day of January, A, D., 1857.
LYMAN GELPIN, Probate Judge.
Dec. 49, ls56-47w3s