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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
BIBLE SOCIETY ANNIVERSARY.

The Anniversary meeting of the Sandus-
ky County Bible Society was held at the
Presbyterian Church, of this place, on Sun
day evening, Nov. 1st. The attendance was
very large.
The services were opcnel by the Rev. E.
BUSHNELL, with invocation and reading the
Scriptures, and prayer by Rev. L. HILL.
The report of the Secretary, J. T. CApLEs,
was then read from which we find that the
whole county has been pretty thoroughly
explored; Fremont, by Fremont Female BIZ
bic Society, and the remainder of the coun-
ty by Rev. L. HILL, who had spent ll39
days in the work. The ladies had visited
$50 families, and Mr. Hill 2,238, making
the total number of families visited, 1868.
There we're reported l22 families found
without any part of the Scripture, and 100
families who bad n portion only. There
were sold l67 Bibles and 800 testaments, at
a value of $241 Al. Donated, "a Bibles
and 81 Testamcnts, at value of $l5,66.-
Fifty families refused to receive by purchase
or donation, q Bible or Testament
From tho Treasurer, J. b. G. Downs re
port, the receipts of the Society, from al
sources, amounted to $255,75. The ex
penses of the Society during the year fo
freight on books, book case, &c,, had beel
S22,9s; leaving $232,77, which had bccl
paid over to E. w. SMITH, Agent of tn
American Bible Society," to which Sandus
ky County Bible Society Is auxiliary.
The meeting was then addressed by Rev
JOHN WHEELER, of Baldwin Institute, Be
rea, o., Rev. J. I. CAPLEs, of the Methods
Church; Rev. Z. BUSHNELL, of the Presby
terian Church. Rev. WM. Fulton, Of til
Episcopal Church, and Rev. Mr. Truro,
General Agent of the American Bible S,
ciety The remarks Of each speaker wei
listened to with great deal of interest.
The following named persons were cleo
ed officers for the ensuing year:
President WM. FULroN.
Secretary-Rev. J. T.. CAPLEs.
Treasurer-Mr. J. B. G. Downs.
Auditor-Rev. H. LANG.
Depositary-Mr. OSCAR MlTcHELL.
The services wero closed with singing
i and the bcncdiction pronounced by Rev.
j Hill
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
SALE OF STOCK &C.

H. r. ADAMS, of York Centre, will sell
on his farm on SATURDAY, the 14th
inst, commencing at o'clock A. M, p
200 FIRST quality stock Sheep, part very fat
5 choice Buck Sheep and 8 Buck Lambs
3 Mares, one in foal; all good workers;
yoke six year old Oxen;
yearling Bull, and l Bull Calf;
2 Heifers with Calves at their sides;
Sow and Pigs; Truck Wagon;
1 Buggy; Sod Plow; 2 Harrows;
Lot of Harness, and various other articles
On all sums of IS and upwards months
credit; good security required. A discount
of per cent. on all sums over IS will BE-
made for cash in hand.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
clark,a Female pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY Prepared from n
Prescription Of Sir J. CLARKE NJ d., Physician
Extraordinary to The Queen.
This invaluable medicine is untalng in the cure OF all
those painful dangerous disorders to Which the female
constitution is subject 1t noderes all eXcesses and re-
moves all distractions aud speedy may he relied on
10 Married ladies
Tt peculiarly suited. 1t viii in short tmc bring or
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp of Great Britain, to prevent countorfeits.
g AUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the fret three months, they sure t'
bring rscarriage buatevery other time and in every
other case, they perfectly safe
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
J0B MOSES,
Q4ate l. C. Baldwin Co.. Rochester, n. Y.
n. p. One Dollar and postage stamps epclosed to an
authorized agent will insure bottle of the Pills by re
turn mail.
For sale by C. r. McCULLoCII, Fremont, and by on
druggist in every town in the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2S, 1865 44yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

" He that IN the worid tooHid rise,
hfnst REAr rnE NEWS and ADVERTISE ]"
Administrators sale--Jns Mtchells Estate.
Dissolution Notice.
Rooms 10 Let by r. P. Buckland.
Card OF Or. Banning.
Fluid and Lamps at the Hardware Store,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

woops HAIR REsToRATIvE.-Among all preparations
the hair that bave been introduced as naabe none
has gained the popularity that Prof Woods hsir
Restorative has His Restorative has passed the or
deal of innumerabe fashionable toilets, and the ladies'
wherever they have tested It, It peerless nr
Gle They dnd where the hair Is hnned, thatit creates
fresh growhhat 1t fully restores the vegeative power
of the roots on denuded places aud caused the hores
to shoot forth anewthat dssoves and removes dand
ru gayness restores the hair its original col
or when grayness has ctualy supervcned gives us
re imparts the soness and feasibility of silk to the hair
and keeps always luxuraht healthy and in full yigor
N. Y. Tribune.
Gala hy oil ahie Druqpists. Jlw2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
Legal Notice.


Iaths Probate Court Of Sandushy County 0Aas-
HoRATlo r. ADAMS, Executor Of the last
last viii and testament Of Dyer Carver, de-
ceased, against
WILLIAM TEE, Amos Carver, Dyer Carver,
Amos kathbun, Amanda Rathbun, Alanson 4 y
b. knapp, Ann Knapp, George Carver, zal-
mon I. Carver, Dennis Carver aud the an y
known heirs 0f Ezra Carver, deceased. j
AID Defendants hereby notified that said executoF
y on the 2eh day ofseptember 1857 hed IN said court
petition setting 0f among other things that said
ator in his lifetime entered into written 10 sell
OF land 10 be taken on the sonh half the west
halfsf the northwest quare section number ave
Ia York township in said county, to one Joseph Dash
and agreed tine Of the purchase money 10 make
to said Darr or bis assigns deed In fee simple for aid
land and that the 18th july 1854 said Darh aasped
said eontact to said William Tee, that said Darrh an1 Tee
paid 10 said te.tator large proportion az tho purchase
money afosaid and that nad Tee desires pay e
residue snd receive deed for said land He pys that
said court make order authorizing said excelsior
some other suitable person TO make deed for said land
IN complexion Of said conraet Said dendaDts here
by required t0 plead. dennE 10 said petition
within the tine required By law tis matters herein
contained will be taken as confesssd and order tsen
In pursuance 10 ths prayer therseE Ntft
By B. ?. SMITH, his Attorney,
September 20, 1851. 30Ne ~. ,3fr EFT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
nr. Rohack,s ScandInavian RemIdLes.

Every brings grateful letters from persons cured by
Dr. Robacks Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Many Of
these certificates from individuals who have been sick
for years The of disease were in their blood and
could only reached by those wonderful vegetable anti
septics which act exclusively upon the fluids of the ys
tem expeing every particle of corrupt NATTER and re-
move ali disorders of the stomach Kidneys lungs throat
liver. skin and glands. See advertisement. 41w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
Srsmont sournal.
Local apS NIisceIIaNecus Wattets
Blanks.

We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds OF Justices and various othe
Blans for sale at all times at the Journal OFFICE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
M A r r Z o .
In Elnore. on the 22d ult, by the Rev. o. Higgins,
JOHN LUCkEY, and Mrs. ELIZABETH A. BELL.
DIED

In this place, Sunday evening, Nov 1st Of consump-
sion, Miss MARY JANE TAYLOR, aged 10 years and 2
months.
On Mondsy morning, I'd inst in the east part Of this
township, MARAEife of Erastus Busf aged 50 years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

All descriptions of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the Journal OFFICE,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
TuE Spring is the best time in

the whole year, TO put BLINDS on gour House. They
add to the worth ofyou place. all they cost They pro-
tect your furniture and carpets from being injured by
strong HIGHT 20 say nothing of the cool comfort they Inn
part during the weather They be had on short
notice, by leaving your orders at the Factory Of
April q, 1857. 13tf MCGEE HAYNES
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

CLEVELAND, NOV. 3.
Floursales of SO bbs choice $50 bbls extra
sax; IS bbls superine $3.50.
Wheat-Dull, with considerable decline Sales this
morning of loads good Indiana white at ST. 10 and
do inferior at CSC.
Cort-Sales 1000 bu aAoat at 561Sc.
Oats-Seyeral car loads Offering, but no buyers.
Barlsy-Saes so bu prime at DOC.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

|. Chicago, Oct. 80.
JAS 0, Brayman was yesterday sentenced
70 4 years hard labor in the psDitentiary..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

OuR AnyERTIsEns.

| GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Mail and Ruff Exp IL 0T AM Mail and Chic. Exp 1890 AN
| New York Express Gal Pm Telegraph Exp night lOo
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Cort-Sales 1000 bu anoat at 561Sc.
Oats-Seyeral loads Offering but no buyers.
Barlsy-Sales so bu prime at DOC.
NEW York, Nov. 3.
Flour-Market 6e lower, and more active both for home
consumption and export sales hbs S4 0aS4 90 o
superne State small sales at So O 20 for extra State
small lots choice IS so for superne Wcsern
as so for Wisconsin, Indiana and Ohio Closing
steady Canada -four shade steadier sales $50 bbls
$5l0a6 rs for to choice family and extra Rye
-four and firm at SO, ,26a460.
Wheat-Steady, with fair home trade and export and
eastern demand saes $4,000 bu Chicago spring at COCA
101 for inferior to prime; $500 bu prime red Indiana Al
$1I4; 5000 hu white Ohio private tcrmsi 1000 Mil
club at 81 05 White Mich SIPS
Rye-Scarce and firm at Soc, delivered.
Bariey-Steady, 1000 bu State sold private terms
Cornn demands at better prices sales 900 bu mixed
Western at 755sa70H. Closing firm, with sellers o.
prime paroles below TIC, delivered
oAtDul and lowers sales 42a43c for States 4sa45e fol
Western.
BUFFALO, Oct. 27.
Flour-Quet, favoring buyers sales 900 bu at s. fol
extra.
WheAt-Good demand and steady; sales $4,000 bu Al
Slo for Chicago sPringi l0Sal, 90 for white Indiana
,C0rn-Unchangsd; sales 20 900 at 60c-
,oats-Unchangedi sales 1000 at 34c.
oswEGo, Oct. 81.
Fiour-Quiet.
wheat-Dull; sales 5000 bu. Chicago spring extra a
o0a92c 90 Milwaukee club
Corn-Dull; sales z, 500 bu at o3c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
Special Notices.
IF you want a good nice Fence
-oura vour nreuses. 20 To MCGEE A HAYNES,

around your premises, go TO MCGEE n HAYNES,
who are manufacturing STYLE which is Neat, Dur
able and Cheap It is made in sections, with two and
three rails and can be set up In half the time usually re-
required to build fence You can see samples
at THEIR FACTORY, EAST SIDE OF THR RIVER.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

~ TIE winter trade Of Charleston il reported
to have been very large and profitable.
- There are snuuslly imported into TIE Uaited
States, l3 100000 pounds Of tea from China.
49, Judge NoWin, Of Aabsma, has recently
been ordained TO lie Baptist ministry.
- The mimi able Jake Miller has been elected
President Of the BraEch Bank Of Tennessee at
RogorsViile.
- Mr.. Chsre5 Sumner has travelled all over
New England and 10 Washington, and / ack again,
and now starts off upon q voyage Of three thous-
and miles with his head broken Entirely"
- Don't know ball, dye say? Sure here is
the way you may know him just mind when you
see a group Of co10s lying down in the field and
one OF 'em is a stand n that's hull"
EY- 2. c. Judson, known as Ned Buat
line, has been Convicted and reformed by spirit
uslisml A spiritual pape-, giving an account Of
tie conversion, says " He wss brought to bis
knees, and melted like child. "
o. To some men it is indispensable to be worth
money, for without it they would be worth nothing.
~ Mr.. Hume Of Virgins, WHO was shot By
Colonel Lee at Washington, last week, was the
man who went to Boston to reclaim Anthony
Burns.
~ Large number, of emigrants from Mary
! nd Penusy lVans and Virginia bound West are
C instantly passing through Wheeln,
81 A wesl,hy and quite pretty Jewess of l5
summers, was clandestinely married to al sdm-
ing Gentle, at Albany, las. Wednesday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
~ UPON LINE.

Don the result Of the election in this State next
August depends The permanent asceEderey Of the
democratic party 10 Tennessee. It is plain sailing
for Governor. The nominee Of the convention
which meets On the l55ho Of April will receive the
hearty support of The patty, and will be eleced by
q heavy majority. In two Of TIE Congressional
dissric.s there is some conflict smo1g tie csudi-
dates for nom nation for Congress; but We have
entire confidence that these conflicts viii be bar
moDious'y reconciled and all danger from discords
there dissipa.ed. The singla danger lies in con-
hic;s IN the Legislative districts. Or readers
know ths;, by the sppOrtionment Of 1872, an
apparently iavi1ci5le majority was packed sgainst
tee 6emocrltc p5rty The revolution sgsinst
know -no,aingism las, however, been 50 decided,
that our party has now the strength to elect ma
i5rity in both branches Of the Legislature II We
do uot obtain this msjoFity, it viii be because we
permit rival esPrsnts to throw i away.
Several times lsjsly we have csIed attention to
this mater Il we give our resdsrs "lne upon
IKE, It is because the subject is the fist impoF
torce. We see strong signs of disastrous conflicts
in several quarters which, if not quslled will de-
feat us. We must carry every senatorial and
Representative district which we carried last fail
to secure one majority in the Senate and three in
the House The loss of single Sci atorisl district
pfc-s us In minority in the Senate; and the less
Of two democratic Representatives gives The know
nothiDgs the House. That ambitious sspisants,
becoming srgry and txafed, may ts willing to
risk the defeat OF their party rather thsu give way
to others is not very strange TIE spectacle has
been of.en Witnessed, and with i,s Gi5'sieis We
lave unfortunately bscons too familiar. To such
aapiran.s We make 20 appeal. We write not for
them, bat fer tie unambtiOus mssses, whose IN
terest IS in the succsss Of great measures and the
sscsndeccy Of s great party, and net in the al
.rncemeur Of particular men, They must take
these conflicts, wherever they occur, into the r
own hands, and settle them. Let them remember
that TIE man who, when there Is dsrger Of defeat,
persists in pressing his claims" ConcIusiVely
proves thereby that he has no claims on democratic
consideration and support. He is a traitOr-as
dangerously and IS ef'ectu2ly traitor as though
he were openly to take bloOd-moIey from the
enemy.
We write rot vaguely about possibilities which
n1ag Occur, but IN view of cases which have a.
ready az existence. We make 10 appeal to TIE
men who are urging Themselves as candidstes, for
that wcu'd be useless; hut TO The people Where
ever there is more than one candidate IN the field
taey must hold conventions and nominate strong
men. There Is no other hops Of carrying The Leg
islsture-ao other chance Of cur State legislation
r.lectng the views Of the msjority Of tbs people.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

portion Of the Democracy ef ROane county met =
Kingston Monday, the 9th day Of Mach, 1851 Wien
JOIN GOODMAN Esq was called 70 the Chair, and d. Lu
THER Patterson requested actas Secretary The object
Of the meeting having been explained BY the Chairman in
few brief and appropriate marks the following resou
lions were unanimously adopted:
Resolrei, That the Democracy Of Roaus county have
unabae confdence in tie correctness and wisdom Of The
rdinal principles and policy of Democratic party from the
time Of its inception tie days Of TBoAs JEFFER.oS up
to the present time and That amoBg The principles Of our
party which low demand attention aud defense we
recognise The doctrine of the KansasNebraska act Rev
Tariff strict Constitutional the Constitution of the
United SGte7 aud that all free Jr5He men under our po
Icy of government entitled 70 equal rights and priv
ieges without let 0; hiatAnos on soeolai Of birth or faith
in religion.
ReoIgsI That We approve the Democratic usage Of hO
ding County, District and State Cou7euGors and accor.
dinghy appoint tire following named gentlemen, from the
districts R5aue county, to reprs Mt Us in convention
to be held at Nashville the 18Th proxmo for the pu.
pose Of nominating candidate for Governor:
DR.. L W Jordan II L Patterson
2. W Johnson, Jesse Matocs.
8. John Waller Geo Pckel.
l. John Carter, K DuuCln.
3. Josiah Blair, Daniel Carmichael
6. John " Talafaro, Dr. james OlshaHt.
z Samuel Burnett Jas Gallon
s Sterling Turner, Samuel kels0u.
9. Jas N kinoale, L Mathes
10. E 5 Bailey, Berj Muriey.
L. Jas d Horns5y, W Ellis
-. Kobt kim0rGugh, Suddath.
I8. Thos A Brown, W " MargrLyss
a " l. HsadGick Z McKn1e7.
Is. Thomas GalaheF, Thus Burris
l6 A Cooper, S Phillips.
Or motion the Secretary ordered to transmit copy
Of the proceedings to the Nashville USIox AID AHzRoAs
for publ cttion-vhen the meeting adjourned siRs de-
JoHN GOODMAN, President
NJ LUTHER PATrsRsoN, Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
MAsHINGTON GOsslP.

The Washington Sizr advises the distant public
to place 10 confidence whatever il the thousand
ard che rumors from that oity--of which NEST of
tle Washington (uewspsPsr) correspondence Of
the hour is made up That is, concerning the views
and purposes o. the rev Administration. The
writers, for lack Of facts to write on, are simply
playing their old game Of manufacturing surmises
for the amusement Of distant wonder NOR gers -
Though the Administration is not yet fairly install
led--hss hardly had an opportunity Of gsneing at
half 8 dozen points involved in the discharge of
is manifold duties-each Of these wise-acres an
ncunoes its determination fairly aud fully settled
upon almost al matters and questions Of public in
terestl We have witnessed such ezpostions on
the advent Of each succeeding administration for
the last quarter Of q century, and rarely knew one
Of them TO prove worth the paper on which it was
written
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

C,L E L. GAbDENmRE.-By request se az
LOUNGE the name Of this gentleman IS q candidate
70 represent his district il the Lext Congress OF
the United S.secs. We stated a few days ago
that Co. rleubire and Col. Savage were the
only aspirants for thst position amoug the Dem
o,ratie party. They are both emjns1tiy qualified
fIr Tie p0s-;o7, and b ta hsvs been faithful SER
wants OF TIER party Now it remains fer the
Democracy OF the distr C. t. settle the dispute
upon principles Of justice alone This we hope
they will do 10 uistsnt day.
We MUST HAVE Harmony
-AcNmnUiV5 NsU Era.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
SATURDAY SMALL SCHEME
$4,000 MUM 6ISS-E'Fizes Payable without
Inn
CAPT. Al 8 5,OOO!I
SCHEME



Same as the Royal Lottery Of Cuba-Eith this difference
the Havana Lottery has 35 900 Numberhis has only IS 90
There are Wheels each OF which there placed
two Locks. The SupeTnendents have each keyts the
Locks and the wheels cannot be opened unless both
sent There placed In the wheel Of numbers tin tu5es
containing slips Of paper with the numbers from No. %
0OO In wheel Of prizes there placed tin tubes
containing slips OF paper with the prizes on them ranging
from sI5,3OJtO 500.
When the drawing takes place, which will be in pubc The
wheels unlocked, and after revolving them number Is
drawn Of the wheel OF numbers, and the time
Of the Prize wheel by boys with barred
shoulders and bndfOld5dhe tube is slipped or and
he number held and enrolled that the whole audience
Csn see 1.-THE number then called OF and registered by
the Superuteudeuts. The Prize drawn credited % The
lumber drawn at the time and until all the prizes
drawn copy Of the drawing s then sent 70 the
printers; and after comparison the superntenients certify 20
the correctness Of The drawing These Superntendsuts
sworn 70 perform their duty without fear or favor.
will Be perceived, thai in this PLAN every prize is drawn
out and person must them; drawing
sent every ordering tickets The Prizes pay able
thirty days after the drawing in full without deduction
II , Drawing takes place every Saturday.
? Orders Tor Tickets addressed 10 6. H. WINTER, Box
352, Nashville, will be Immediately attended to.
JAMES E. WINTER,
mar 57-U Manager Macon, G
G. II. WINTER
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22

SCARLET FEVER We understand, from different
sources that scaret fever is prevailing to consid-
cradle extent in most Of the couaties in the neigh
borhood of Memphis, bu. believe it generally to
be of an unusually mild type. A correspondent
says :-lienaphis Eagle and Enquirer.
Perhaps it will interest some Of your readers
to lelrn, that many physicians regard bslaaoRna as
a 'prophy sctic, or preventive of scarlet fever
Tire grains OF the extract Of bsilsdouns is to be
dissolved in an ounce Of pure water aud OF this
solu ion two or three drops may be given twice
day TO e child one year old, and seven or eight
drops TO child from six to ten years Of sge I
know Of many persons who have ried it and have
strong faith ia its efficacy 1t is a very simple
remedy, and csu do no harm I would Ike to see
the virtues OF this medicine as preventive Ofscar-
let fever extensively tested. GALEH.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-03-22
rHANCERY SALE.

Y virtue Of decree Of the Chsncery Court at Nashville
- az its November Term, 1856, IN the Of Geo. S. Fan
admir- vs. manda E. Wharton and others. will on the
4lh day April at The Court Yard gate 10 said city
pose public sale TO The highest bidder the House and Lot
situated spring Church street he late redenco Of T..
r wharton deed said Lot fronts fly feet Church
street and $50 feet to alley 10 feet wde said
alley extending les feet less and Is enclosed BY gate
al each end which belongs said Lot and will sold here
with House two Et0y with nine rooms, besides bath
ROOM store room two servants roOms and Necessary
houses.
TERMs-said House and Lot viii be sold one, and
three vears with the exception Of 500 which will be rs-
uured IN cash. notes well secured and bsnrng interest from
date and lien retained. mrh4-Im e. d. BRlEh, & N.