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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-02
The PRlSrrso BUSINESS BEATS THE Dsv,

The PRINTING BUSINESS BEATS THE DEv-
ia young man who ardcntly desired
wealth was visited by his Satanic Majesty,
who tempted him to promise his soul for
eternity, if he could be supplied on this
earth with all the money he could use
The bargan was concluded-the devil was
to supply the money and was at last to have
the soul, unless the young man could spend
more money than the devil could furnish
Years passed away--tho man married and
was cxtravagant in his living built palaces,
specuatod wi,lly-lost and gave away for
tunes, and yet his Golfers were always full.
He turned politician, and brbed his way to
power and fame, without reducing his pile
of gold. He became "fillibu,tcr' and fit
ted out ships and armies, but his banker
honored all his drafts. He went to ST. Paul
to live, and paid the usual rates of interest
for all the money he could borrow, but
though the devil made wry faces when he
came to pay the bills, yet they were all
paid. One expcdicnt after another failed
the devil counted the time, only two years,
that he must wait for the soul, and Knocked
the efforts of the despairing man. Ono
more trial was resolved upon-the man
started a newspaper! The devil growled at
the bills at the end of the first quarter, was
savage in six months, melancholy in nine,
and broke, ''dead broke,p at tho end of a
year. So the newspaper went down and
tho soul was saved
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Thc Calliopo Coning.

This latest and in respects the greatest Of Musical
wonders rs to be exhibited in Fremont oh Wednesday
The novel and Interesting application of steam in
the production Of music is all the absorbing excitement
In the cxhibon world this season. creating great
sAon wherever It appcarshousands pouring in from all
parts Of the country to the places where the Caope is
announced to play.
The instrument is owned by Messrs. Nixon 4 Kemp,
proptors OF tho The Great Eastern Circus who have Oh
thaincd from the patenec the exclusive right Of playing
It in the State of Ohio or its performances and the
amount OF harmony which this colossal Steam Orchestra
produces while PLAYING OF its fvorte airs there
divers and conflicting opinions. Those having a good
musical car say they charmed with is performance
while the uninitiated In the concord OF sonns
such grand scale inclined to believe that the notes
Of the Caope would sound best at great distance off,
But all agree upon point that it is the greatest OF
musical curiosities
The Circus Company of Mcssrs. Nixon Kemp is every
where spoken of the very best organized in the Uni
ted States Its principal members comprise the native
performers Of Eve different nations among which are
party Of Chinese Juggcrs and band Of Arabian Aero
bats containing Of the accomplished artists in
their line in the world.
Another feature in the outside exhibition is the
sion by young lady rll Louise) upon siugSe wire to
distance of two three hundred feet and flight
ful elevation from the ground MI Louise said have
been the first who achieved this feat and so far cx
Gel her imtaor both in skill grace aud courage never
having met with the slightest accident duag her peror
mances.
Tho Caope will play inside the great circus tent where
the works Of this musical wonders are to be thrown
open to the inspection Of the audence and any young
lady who wishes to try her SKILL has the managers invita-
ton to play upon it, 1t played with finger board, the
same as a piano forte. 90
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ClarIz,s Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.-Prepared (roni n
Prescription Of Sir j. cLARKE NJ d., Physician
ErfraOrdinary 10 the QaesH
This invaluable medicine is unfaling In the cure of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject II moderates all and
all distractions and speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies'
II is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price, One Dollar bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain TO prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These fills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the FIRST three mouths they snre to
bring earrags; but at every other time and in
other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
r.tr JOB MOSES,
(I.ata l. G. Baldwin l. Coz Rochester, N. Y.
". B. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent will insure bottle OF the Pills by
turn mail.
For sale by C. r. MccULLoCH, Fremont, and by one
druggist In every town in the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2S, 1856. 44y1
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DIR. TUBBs'
October Appointments.

Dr. II. TUBBS, will be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT. Reeds American, Saturday. cath Oct.
sANDUsKY. st. Lawrence Hotel, ThuTsday, ed Oct.
NORWAIK, American House, Friday, 23d Oct.
TtFFIN, Shawhan House Monday Goth Oct.
A mistake Of day made in Sept appointment, by
vhichrnAny disappointed Such mistake will not
be likely to again.1
NOR consultation upon all diseases the Throat Lungs
II Heart Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and Spleen,
also Dropsy, Gravel Rheumatism NervotSne-s Debility,
Dyspepsia Female Dseasas Ague and ever Fits, Impu
rifles Of the Blood EruponE Cancers Ulcers and all
other varieties long standing complaints both external
and internal. t.t
For some ten ycas Dr. T. has devoted his entire time to
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually, many OF
whom had exhausted other within reach
IN mineral oher poisons employed does
he make sick make peH tear dozen 10 bHd up again
The medicines he taken with safety by the most deli
cate patients may renan NJ home and continue with
prudence thdir ordinary dict and exercise Many have
covered under te treatment after lends and physicians
had given up all hope the insputabe evidence Of which
always be furnished Invalds however reduced de-
spairinC invited to call and may he assured that
encouragement will he given expense incurred without
corresponding prospect of recovery,
Invads should read the following from Rev. !. NJ. Chap
mani
To ALL WHOM IT MAY coxcERS:-A OF duty TO
common suffering humanity prompts me, through the op
porunity given by DIR rubbs to submit the following
brief statement: have been suffering for several year
from dyspepsia, torpid liver and bowels and severe nnt
nervous depression. tested the full power of aopath
remedies prescribed by the best p scians at hand and tC
some extent the hydropatlc and homeopathic Treatment
without any sensible benefit. Having observed the effect
Of pr Tubbs treatment 10 ntherof acquaintance
especially utn The Wtc OF younger brother who haf
Ilcd to feeble constitutiOn) severe cough which ar
rnnscd fears m pulmonary cosumptnn,f concluded tC
consult him myself ffe prescribed for when IL
emancatcd and wretchcd condition nndI freely affirm
that unexpectedly Ia myself speedily benefited Il
great degree endure heavy aud continuous la
bor have been able for the last years cheer
fully commend the Dr. to sufferers from chronic disease
Pastor Baptist Church. Streetsboro, Portage CO.. o.
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CHANGING THE NAMES OF STEAMERs.--
The Philadelphia Press has an article
against changing the names of vessels cs.
pccially steamers. An old or ill-conStructcd
vessel, which has been unfortunate, is dis
gused with new paint and new numc, and
those who would not have entrusted their
persons 10 the vessel under It's former name,
are cntrapped on board by the new disguise.
1t is curious coincidence that the two
steamers lost in the gale of the 18th had
thus been disguised The Geo. Law had
taken the name of the Central america,
and the Norfolk, which foundcrcd in Ches-
apcakc Bay, was the PenobScot.
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A Gard to the Ladies.

DR.. Duponeos GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infallibls
IN removng stoppages irregularities Of the
hese Pills nothing but have been used by the DIR
for psny years both In FL zee and America with unpar
AeleS success In case and he il urged by many la
dies who have used them 70 make hse Pills public for ths
SievA ion suffering from rregolsrities what
aver "a we'll preventive to those ladies' whose health
win moi DC init an increase Of family. Pregnant females
or those supp asing themselves cautioned against
using pills as the assumes no responsible
would prevent any ny TO health; otherwise these Pills
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price, 81 Sold Wholesale aga 's K K. MecuLLocH
Sole agents for sandssky eoun:y, 70 whom all orders
must be nddressed They will supply the trahe ~ propri-
etors prlces also send the Pills 70 ladies eonndentiay
and free rom pbseyaton BY paon reeept ofsl through
the Post-olicr at Fremont. Ohm. ..
Cleveland Agents-Edward Kingsley, 81 Ontario street
clsveisnd o. y. W. saeknder, Druggts 90 superorst-
cievesnd and Benton Brothers, Detroit st. west s'ae
N. B. See signAtare-J. Daponeoen eaehbox; no 9TH
or genuine Forpartieular. get circular q agents @
Feb. e,is5J.-eylsK Brosaway Post 0ass. \. z.
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BANKS sUsPENDED.

The Banks in Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Providence, R. l., some in Pittsburg; all
Wheeling, Va, and many in other places,
have suspended specie payments. Our Ohio
banks remain firm. There is much excite
mcnt in the country. 1t is the opinion of
men best informed that nearly all the old
and well established bauks will soon resume
again. Our advice to persons holding any
of tho suspended moneyis to 'posscss their
souls in patience" for while. Their mon
ey will undoubtedly be good again.
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Demon s. CainHeld Plaintiff,
Reuben II. Richmond,
Cynthia Richmond
Roxana Camneld and
Mary Cnmheld, Defendants.
TtHE said Reuben IT, Richmond, and Cynthia Richmond,
his wife, non-resients of the State of Ohio, hereby
notified that the 2Sth day OF August A. D. 1857 the
said Demon S. Cameld filed his petition in said Court
against them and the other above named defendants which
is pending, wherein said Demon s. Camheld claims
inlo number $40 in the village Of Fremont Sandusky
county, State Of Ohio, subject to the dover right of said
Rnxana Camfeld. That said Cynthia Richmond, wife Of
said Reuben Richmond, and said Mary Camfeld ten
ants in with petitioner and each entitled to
one-third thereof, subject tn said dover right,
Said petition further sets forth and claims that with the
consent and Of the said Cynthia and Reuben
and Roxana have made lasting and vauables on said
lot tn the value of One Thousand Dollars That
from the condition and form Of said lot though dover cnu
be assigned therein cannot be divided suectto dover
without material injury thereto and loss in the value
thereof
The prayer Of said petition is that said Roxana Camhe
have her proper dover said premises OF to her that
said promises subject TO said dover be sold and the pro-
ceeds applied to repay said Roxana two-hrds Of five
hundred dollars advanced by her improvements and
reimburse said Demon s. Cameld five hundred dollars fol
his advances towards said improvements and the residue
divided equally to said Cynthia, Mary and Demon s. Cam
field and other proper relief.
That said defendants further notified that unless
they SAID petition before the 4th DAY of
vembcr next judgment will he taken against them BY de-
fault, according to the PRAYER thereof
BUCKLAND 4 EVERETT,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Fremont, August 2S, 1857. 3lwT
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Fremont, March 81, 1851.
WARRE EMS
Ohio Criminal Law and Forms.

SECOND EDITION.
Enlarged and rsrissd 70 sHt the Statutes Of 1857.
JUSTICES ofthe Peace and Mayors are authorized 10
purchase this work out Of the fines they may collect
EXTRACTS FROM RECOMMENDATIONS.
81 would not be without II for ten times its prce."M.
wADDLE, Justice Peace and Mayor isborough Ohio
"The system observed in arranging the statutes prece
admirably adapted to It's Objects r. TAYLOR, Common
Pleas Judge.
No library In Ohio Ia complete without It, and no Jus
ice Of the peace Mayor should attempt 70 administer
mon %To p 3asisSa 81 the suc Mayors. &c. /, viii be of al
most indispensable necessity whilst to Prosecuting Attor
and the Bar GENERALLY II will prove highly convent
ent."-JosIAu Sc0rT, Supreme Judge.
@Magstrates will especially hnd II Of great value in the
discharge OF their dutes while Its exposition Of the Law
private cizenB. sfokKk Judge Of Superior Court OF
Cincinnati.
It much needed by Justices and ATTORNEYS Of Ohio
generAllyJ. BRNHERhoFs and o. BowKS, Sup. Judges.
al have examined the work with considerable care and
sxprescd the opinion that II l. exceedingly bfaeea-
JoHs W. 0AKLFY, Com Pleas Judge.
rhe work Il Of great practical value not bnly TO Jus
consahes and other oeers, but to the Lawyer tho
well read In criminal udence"-HiHAN GRIswoLp,
Chairman judiciary committee O.S. Senate.
cit should he In the hands Of all Justices Prosecutors
aud those engngedin any wise In imnal proecedngs
v. y. HoFFMAs, Common Pleas Judge.
81 regard the work worthy Of place In the library
of LAWYER In ohio; and which should be owned
and eaFefav sndsdby every Justice 0f the Peace In the
State who expects 20 aid in the enforcement Of the Cm
nal law. "--wx sAnflE Com: Peas Judre
~ have no doubt that II Warrens Ohio Criminal Law
and Forms supplied 10 all Jnsies and Mayors
who have criminal business hefnre them II would sayc
more costs 10 the county teasues every year than the
sspersect furnishing thems-"a LAwhKscE, Common
spill ssi ,s;iss~. sS Cen Agent Bsisssasirs s%s
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EE If you have any bank notes and arc
afraid they win be worthless tomorrow by
bursting up, we would just intimate that al
most any kind of paper money is taken at
this office-whcn offered.
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The Teachers Association Of sandusy county will hold
it's next meeting at Clyde, Saturday Oct 1oik at p.
NJ Teachers and friends Of education members Of the
Association respectfully invited TO attend.
The object Of the Association s to give young Teachers
and those wishing to become Teachers the experience
the older by the hearing Of addresses lectures essays and
dscussons The following is the question for discussion
"should the most talented teacher DO placed in eharg'
Of the High or Primary SCHOOL,"
j. H. LOyELAND Sec'y
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Tho London Christian Spectator snys rs
n general rule, We believe American ihco-
logical writer's to he better vcrscd in mod
ern languages and moro deeply read in an
cirnt literature; in other words, better and
ADLER scholars, than the majority of theo-
logical writers in this country.
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The Tax Duplicate.

Is now in the hands Of tho Treasurer,
and the citizens throughout the county can
now pay their taxes. In these days Of
bank breaking il is best to get rid fall for
eign paper money, and q good way is to 60
settle with the treasurer. fAftGbe
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nY We omit this week list Of broken and uncur-
rent Banks The suspension of specie payments is
tenSve that would be easier to say what take
SAFELY than what canrot. The Ohio, Ind, and KY.
Banks stand firm so far.
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Petition for Partition.
Court of Common Pleas Sdadasky County, Ohio.
DRCRY GALE, Plaintiff,
rersHs
Henry Gale,
Benja Gale, and
Pope Gale, Defendants


TVtHE said Henry Gale Benjamin Gale, and Pope Gale,
will take notice that petition filed against them
the second day OF September A. D. 1857 In the Court
of Common Pleas within and for the County Of Sandusky
by Drury Gale and Is pending wherein said Drury
Gale demands partition of the following real estate situate
the county Of Sandusky and State of Ohio and known
and described as 20 wit;
Commencing nnetyeight rods and fifth east Of the
section corner of section number twenty seven, the
south line Of said section from thence rnnning north one
hundred and sixty rods thence east tn the Reserve tne to
the south line aforesaid thence west to the place ~ begin
ming containing four uf land less. Also
commencing at the northeast Of the west part of
the south quarter Of the said section number twenty
township four north OF range number sixteen
thence running west seyentyve rods thence south thr
our rods to the centre Of the road leading from Lay
Hi ggns MILL thence south fortyone and three fourths
degrees along the centre Of said road hundred
sixteen rods and twenyfour links to the east line of sad
west part thence north hundred and twenty
rods TO the place of beginning. vi. 49,
Also the east part Of the south quarter Of the
Seneca Reserve In section township number
four north Orange number sixteen containing mine
and nnety-nne one e-hundreth OF land Except
twelve OF m the west part ~ the eas part the north
nar o the west part Of the quarter OF section
number twenty-scvcn township number four, range
her sixteen, containing twenty six acres Of land
The lot hereby conveyed Is bounded follows to wit:
On the north and the west by lands nbw owned by Gam
uel Chaplin, the south nv the County Road and
the east by line running north and south from said Cha
pin lands to the County Rnad aforesaid and sufficient
distance east of the west line and parallel Herewith 10
him to be by him held in seycray seventeen and onehs
thereof and that at the next term o said Court the
said Drury Gale will apply for order that partition may
be made OF said premises accordingly.
B. J. BARTLETT a SON.
September 4, 1857. S2we. Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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Ey The Sandusky County agricultural
Fair, will be held in Fremont, on Wcducs-
day, Thursday and Friday tho l4tb, 18th
and 10th Of this month.
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OUR ApYERTIsERs.

a. Hs that IN ihs worid ponid rise, ..s.
Must REAb fIIE NEWS aad ADVERTISE !" q =.
Legal Notice, in Probate Court
To whom II may concern.
Gunsmithing by l.. Leppelman.
Fremont Hat and Cap Mandatory,
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M A r r | e D.

On the ~ Sept, by the Rev s. s. Huston, Mr. DE WITT
KREl,S. of this place, and Miss BELLE c. GORDON, Of
Rushrille, y. Y.
In Townsend Tursay the 2al or Sept by c. a. SAM
f,rd. Esd, WILLIAM MILLER, of Townsend, and Miss
ELIZABETH HEISEY, of the same place.
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9rsinont scnrnal.
Local ans miscellaneous Naifefs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various other
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Together with two other important laws
will found on the first page. They should
be read by every voter before the election.
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and exped
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire an,
such work call al the JOURNAL OrYIcE.
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James MithcheIl,s Estate.

Sale Of Real Estate by Order Of Court
an the Sd day of October o'clock 10 the after.
noon, at the door OF the Court House In Fremont
husky Co.. Ohio, will be offered for sale TO the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate, towit: In lot Num-
her Two Hundred and Seventy Seven, in the Village Of
Fremont including the and elegant two story brick
Store building thereon. BY order Of Court 1t may he
sold for s30OO but little than onelaf its apPras-
ed value.
TERMS OF SALE.-0ne-thifd down; one-third in
twelve months, and onethird in eighteen months SC.
ouredby mortgage on the premises.
X. Z. BUCKLAND,l
ISAAC 4. WEST, (
Administrators Of James Mitchell dec
Fremont, Sept. 4, 1857. 32w5
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FRosr. = On Monday and Tuesday nights
there wero severe frosts. Corn is ripcned
sufficiently, so that no loss will be sustained.
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Sale of Real Estate.

BY order Of Probate Court, sandusky County, Ohio.
ON Saturday the 10Th day of October,
/1s57, al o'clock, NJ, at the dwelling house the
premises hereafter described, In Madison township Sam
dushy county, Ohio will he sold the following real estate
as the property Of Isaac Fickes deceased, 10 wit:
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Anosi ersrybody has heard Of floods Hair Re'tord
tire That the word Restoratye" in this is no mis-
nomer we have the testimony Of individuals whose eleva
ted position in the country well their ACKNOWLEDGED
and honorable characters gentlemen, render whatever
they publicly In the last degree reliable Several Of
these have sisd personally the har preparation
sepeakiug and certify to It's amazing efficacy the most
public possible. Tceir certificates be seen at
the pIoprieors Depot sl2 Broadway New York and once
and properly appreciated have no hesitation in
saying they will impress conviction the most skeptca
mind. Woods Hair Restorative is doubtless the best
ticle OF its kind ever yet produced,
tR- II does not dye, but gives life, health and beauty
to the dccaying falling and dead restoring by magic
that which supposed TO be rrecoyeraby lost Heads
nearly bald and others nearly white daily being chang
ed to their pristine beauty and faces covered with pimpies
rendered smooth infants and blushing as
rosc all by the Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative. For
sale ia Market street. and by all Druggiss Chicago
Time. Sold by all Druggists. 35w2
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Notice to Teachers.
Ditch Notice.

ISRAEL THOMPSON, you are hereby
notified that the trustees Of Madison township, San
dusy county will meet the 18th day Of October at the
house Of Adam Moses in said township and enter the
following Described premises for the purposc Of locating
ditch across the same, towit; The northeast quarter
the quarter Of section number eleven town
shin numbdr Eve, range thirteen.
Madison township, Sept 10, 1857. 33w4s
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Containing eighty acres, and being

The south half of the southwest quarter of section
Der thirteen in township number i've north of range
Der thirteen containing eighty of land less
in Sandusky county State Of Ohio subject to the dover
of Elizabeth Fckcs, widow Appraised at five hundred
dollars.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onc-third down: one-third In nine
months and third In eighteen months deferred pay
mcns to he interest from day of sale and
ed mortgage Of the premises must he given tn
the same. D. p. HURLBUT,
Aug. 2s 1857. Admir- of Isaac Fickes, decd.
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shall also se at the same time and place and the
terms above specified the dover Of said Elizabeth
Fckes, being the life of twentysi and sxty-sx
hundcdths oil of the west end Of said lot which
dover has hecn conveyed to in trust for said estate
Also Corn. Buck wheat and hay the crops of the place.
terms Of which viii he made known at time Of sale.
Aug. 2S, lS57-5lw5 d. p HURLBCT, Trustee.