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

NTlMs, TILLoTsoN S WHITE, having associated with
~ themselves, ALBERT KING, and MARY +. KING, of
Tuy n. Y, will continue therbusness nndcr the title
of the Bank of Fremont. f. s. WHITE, Cashier
Fremont, Nov. Il. 1856. 42m3
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DIR. TUBBS'
January Appointments.

DR.. II. TUBDSy can be consulted nj his rooms,
FREMO NT-Kpssler's American, Thursday, 90 Jan.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House. Tuesday eth Jan.
TIFFIN-Shswhau House, Friday Both Jan.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lung
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels Kidneys and Spleen, also
Dropsy, Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness Debility Dys
pepsa Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits, Impurities
of the Blood Eruptons Cancers Ulcers and all other VA
riees of Ongstandng complaints both external and in
ternal For ten years Dr. has devoted his entire
time to chronic diseases treating thousands annually,
many of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach In minerals other pOis0ns employed,
NOR does he make sick 10 make ue tear donR TO build
Np The medicines he taken with safety by the most
delicate and patients remain at home, and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. Many
have recovered under the treatment afr friends and ply
scians had given up all hope the ndisputable evidence
of which always be furnished lnvnids however
duccd and desparng invited to cali and may be
sued that encouragement will be given expense in
Cured, without corresponding prospect frecovery
Fits--.heir Durability.
BRAoEvLLE, Trumbu Co., o.. July, 1856
Dr. TUBBs: Sir-Two years ago last April brought my
you to be treated for fits He had had them every
few weeks for year and half BEFORE after prescribed
he had but and has had since then Vaour 9TH
medicines had been used without benefit and family
physician said they never could be cured
Yours, truly, SOLOMON HUBER
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I'm Partition.
,JaSOn Gibbs.

Jason Gibbs,
versus,
Jeremiah Gibbs,
Rachel J. Barkheimer,
Mary Gibbs, and
Ellen j. Gibbs.
NNEIE said jeremiah Gibbs, Rachel j. Barkheimer,
Mary Gibbs, and Ellen j. Gibbs will take notice that
petition filed against them on the twenty-irst day of
October A. d. thousand eight hundred and fifty six in
the court of within and for the county of
Sandusky by Jason Gibbs and pending wherein said
Jason Gibbs demands partition of the following real estate
situate in Sandusky county, Ohio, tO-wit
The southeast quarter of section number nine town
ship number five s, range number sixteen 16 The west
half of the southwest quarter of section number ten TO-
township number five 5, range number sixteen 16 The
south half of the west half Of the southeast quarter OF
section number ten 10, township lumber five 5, range
number sixteen 6 The north half of the half of the
northeast quarter of section number fifteen l5 township
number five s. range number sixteen 10; and also lot
her l. containing ninety 90 acres, and wood lot
Der four a. containing twenty 20 acres numbered and
plated in the report of the commissioners heretofore
pointed to make partition of the estate of Jonas Gibbs
deceased.
And that at the next term of said court the said Jasor
Gibbs will apply order that partition may he made
of said premises. BARTLETT 4 son,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
December 90, 1856. 4sw6-S5,5O
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Notice to Teachers.

TIME Board Of Examiners for Snudusky County will
meet every Saturday at the Union School House, at
o'clock p. NJ. And notice is hereby gren that exTrna
tions will he held at other time In connection with
this we publish part of Section 45 the Ohio School law
and notify Teachers that expect them to be qualified TO
the specified branches "No person shall he cni-
Moved teacher in Primary Common school unless
such person shall have first obtained from said Examiners
or nny two of them certificate Of good moral character
and that he or she is qualified TO teach Orthorrarhy
Reading, Writing Arithmetic, Geography and English
Grammar" GEO. a. STARKWEATlIER,
!. b. LOVELAND,
THGS 2. FINEFROCK,
Fremont Jan. |, 1S57.-49f Examiners.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

violins, cheap and fine guitars, banjoes accordeons
flutes. clarinet tamborines,
Box wood cocoa, ebony and common flies.
Italian English German and violin, guitar banjo
and base vio strings,
Violin hows fine and common tail pieces bridges rosin
clarinet reeds &C., by the dozen or single.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-01-09
LAND FOR SALE.

agNXFN THE subscriber offers for sale
- 113 ACRES OF LAND lying on the Turn
pike west Of Fremont and adjoining the town So Acres
or the whole will he sold. J. +. NANDERCOOK.
Fremont Nov. %, 1856 4lH
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CUTLERY.

Hunting and dirk knives, fine and common,
Fine and cheap pcn pocket jack dog and barlow knives
and all other kinds of knives,
Toy knives and forks for little folks
Extra fine and common razors, very cheap
Embroidery, work and butten hole scissors,
Gents pocket scissors. heavy shears and scissors,
Chean SCISSORS for Peddar by the dozen single pair
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SILVER a. PLATED WARE.

Tea setts gobles and NAPKIN rings,
Ladies' dessert salt mustard table and tea apoons,
Ivory and silver handled butter knives,
Table, dessert and tea knives and forks,
German silver table and tea spoons and butter knives by
the gross, dozen sett.
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As shall again e likely to offer such induce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20
Ctr ErtsIliQcng~

svpors sscorrSe AFsaI rv.r JsRvIs An sg.r Of g
nelsr oeoiy and serious reported 70 yss'o
dsy % hsyirg ooafrtd on SUNDAY night ~ Psri
Je,vi, ard nsisg ooi Ct al sg taa tho sr. Of
resident OF s. pso. thu, hs sad bad, AMI could 81
sne have criminal n'eroeorsc with ihe VIE o. feni
sI.o residen, Of Pert Jesvs These remarks, ..
ssd he has boldly Hsts various sotasions f,r er'd
OF months, While previously tber. had crs'sd css
rtcrshle coaity bet voen The so fa-,nies the Later
tso hety red 10 daye rsoe, The story ROM t7M
ndvi usl sgan ropss,d his ssse,nor, sfotg ias,ei,
rvrtk o. 80 e1ce-orgN nsrtirg rh1fssscr, al o,e
that NJ rosa ooul5 b. Oh GA ,oL5ay evening Uasseo
tSd niae oclek tfc afefef trad fcer ss1tsF
portthdi Nc o. BE railroad assre pass.r Port
letvH, Nptn bs lady snovs ftfergid 70 asp 0scHsi
oose nm sn3 cenan1e1 IL an irfuristed mann
I'm hin DO bad been osc il-,sns tho rep7is
Etgf1 o re- Before ft baf IT, q rspy disoHEFs
O. Tsi9 inio biz face, whco she had bersrrcyO
ceaej IN ier Tor drsst Toe ballet pavsd 5riTs.1 b.
Nps, snnch'nt out fuur teh eatscr tan roof % aiy
mouth On there odEe Iossnuy evSsd .,ll,c,es .us
nc ~u removed y The hc-ps, vbcrs ne row lies 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20


EosroLK, Va Co ls-ssio a. Sumner, from New or
lsns found 70 ads sss put mo HamStn sosas dsnAs Cd
saiscausasous ard Uisasssrs.
sson.a ,s a. sss.
hn7s srd hrs 70 s,scov,r hs leah sics u,od
,c ss enc. ..J ~ s as md sss
,s .:s a. .s ri .S ss,s
p,ad.pi u Aceia the loa;en Of .nf - ndy
Ina srnscn sur sshore Sep. 9, .ii Ksy. ~
.s, pa'.sa pr : sprc. sss,s . s., :.
go,ec che va. BON Az, f u...ns =. go 1855 AK
ousd bo.r .oa,d .hs hsa been IN Hav.ss aay
zone Ssnssy sr as-. ' hr S.i S.s. isa sSs sso
a.s s'io@s .ss '.sd ms aaD' not sans sssid
l,rss of letter Of sessr. Knssel o., Hons xons Tug
s s.r ' .,, Ter, re- e ss he ss Ira .sa
n s:n,.s r%scs 20 :sss' ss va
70 aesmr iron r. rec 20 ssr on ~ Oh 70, Ne Shoals szi
irsu1o ps Ell s,s s..a. -s o.ssrs nom ,ss s-iS
aim raj = rpr sussg % al "a, - b. ~ s,n. 90
.horn have .srsssd her srd hsa ssn blo.ia.
"a Sars ssi srrs 10 the VT, cssi ve..- ship sch c
bossn Cole. slo Hong July ~ nov eaAnshse
HspK rsRopf from irev fov zanzihay heirs ~
Re.-a r abb. =: x. , Z. D. m go," 2. as .ss 49,. on
fssa ns O. s;p!a. II rf.1S ~ S' ia, a',T
:: :, rad. ia :. = ROO use
ne vessel 70 Cor hard rrk,; .sd tawo no .cs
probability The .r y got OF All M c1rs Ns tonri
orwsrSer " d-tc rb- vessel c.rvo 80 frr,ss,
snrse t72en s-fnii-ws: sn- am u-an ssp ma
@n the ..p.e IN Prosiasnsa sst0L Use rop sr~s
us rissS 'g as s ulp.. a. SsSsus he
30 ofre rarodi u Piovi-esee.
icui.r MIG i,val P.,s ~ hanee seo. ltr,- can. snd
lus t.r nds rus.sr ,ser- hers - % tsrn saw.
s.y,d ,'sp ~ johns ~ TIA inst erospao. ose boz,
BsIe oAssrs risnd 90, is srir ossss. o, Rcsn nd.
sss.. IVY e.s.s % l-s % Ws,,es NO ~ s.sr.nr, q
nosrd >. onier siitr.)
scsa May rusa. se,u'or, o.. "a -gchr Mar . 50 OF
su. ~htr. All r on Ia aiel The n,y sho,l 'osnni
r1 Ha~ou Waller ssq seo'eAr, Of soard Of Under
hers)
~ ~ 40 TO-, ~ sad sn !. Be- hs .s
Ie,'s shsrc for 800 ostns OF her vAuc.
scHs DiErosos ., Ia d from Boston lce jisbeom 40.
vo Tss p"sssa y. sSsYSs sa, as
SIS ne-sr ',,s .a.-. ssy -.s "a % s.;e s.ea
On bui st dorchester Nd !. 1881. ssd owned
In nalussore.
rss ,va-,n,p Nashville. Cap, Murray arrived yesterday
from Cna-ieas ws1e again indebted V The genemsnly
purs.r tor papers
sossce IN Mariners.
rnr usIEp srArEs COAST SURVEY.
,s- Ire~uy giving On tue discovery Ct rm,
shosi.-
siHI b&vs he eono- 70 r.rsr, IA ne ;sh o. Ala,
rs, tlrg osp tots r. -, .sssn 10 se eo,st .ov'ey
sas.c IL he pbs "a. aS.oie !, icaSr bo, psusd
rps.ieo, pecs 'neiag MY sir .,heN, on y ore,
Il sp' ,;s'.- w. dog ss vissi usd.y We sr.na.
ms w o. 81 s.rbor srnr ne MS \:
ne'rmtet u be sbh wn o. ba ~ be r.plsced VI bou
delay sad tae rl. pgorpaiy Iasen 70 70 sranino and
wOas fssssctrai y r,aas. authority 10 publsS his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20

7ss csaross state amer req svrs propsy sarG ~ ssd
o.l seAs Tue Asy or Or thu gsssrg here II,
so'atsiy delivered seyssn ap 70 tho aalnorues, "a
await hss nia We have oeea l1fos usa hal ruoAo
'pincp entirely n hss favor, end he Gca 10 oors,dosea
- jasuaalle.
MS. cuHDnaRAs's BAIL The parties VITO are bal For
Mrs. o0nnnsnsn, % ,hs Fene~si Of her rscoxsixAaee
go Hsasss Foster end villa 81. Parry q nos no II be-
Dol 1im sn
A. a. EAraAs's ScHrrzss GUAM w.l hold thsr Arsl
annual sarse excunon on W. dnssssy, 2ls ns ard vii
c.scees 10 Fhn In Surpsta Taae Gas bfsEsy 10
:, nh sSSa., nndss .no can raAIa q JACOB
,h.ls.
Spx CrSrsAL AnSR'oa's rops Ny. 3 Ce-nen n 1877
e",Te ttf.es aise,seO pager 10 das ior ofrnA
ccpo.Yr'ps N. Aepsy cy Mr. Crer seoosed ~ lcs
o. the Central snesicA
A17InT'p sr1ans = Asess nc ~, ssa sinda,
svea'ss - 'hs +rth seryy Beat nsosis having sas
s,'Y On tho View York aide, wo~osn ra-sa xvE iole
respectable appearance jumped or tho sitter
end Of 'hc boat she va- --.:ued ~ TIA ~ .ho
o. son House barge and gtvn IN charge. ~ the Frei
-sra p"'ca vho took her 70 fe%idcyr, No 5ssss
svets Se~ York
CHss6s - iIkn o. fHs FALL nvsR noUrs Lon AM tss
ussdas. OFT ~. ,ne DO ton steamers OF Fal sse'
line I'll lee sNs~ Ysrk .ei clock 2 y. isi,y oe1s
one houi earlier Than heretofore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20


ship Raphael OBJ, Bvt,asr. Aonse' sC-oolps
ss Ga sssn 500 Sst sec sosa 'A''H
ssrs s.riss sarem>, sisma .srn,sn ..tsn.,u Ruser
s: :. s. g 4sYa . :0s rs s%a Co
Ear: 20 salses ssaSssh scssa9a n,S,.s N
scbr Dolphin OBI, roliAas. Gibraltar sna nssx-es-1
scss sa..ry. uuaAe. casr'esoa- xoc-.say. scs 10
sss s asa siao s GINS .,.1ss se "''
9Th, Baltimore, si~'gss h,tnoro-xs lar lord 4 ous
so,r !. Taylos y.ylo, Phi ada'ph.-I Hama
Sleep Pesn:or, Few sr, Prsrsie. os1-s & Baon
ARRIVED
nose Al ss. s se@'s
sucee sion q lester Aa-y pat o. vosSse met aoa,e
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= X ,es pro- YORK s =. ss sss
siso sraS vessel lying close 10 sind supposed scamsr
ss,%sh ass M, ssss s,yssn'h e,sss nr. c ~
sns su gus, saS a.
Ron hence for CHAR. s,on
nd isrrs = -
sss @ sosos J M. .sa IS
s..e,o !;ns avs Is i, = i 100 .ois s'f,.. Ss,p
i: Il !: 4 II y : ~.
80 Esv.ri iion 10, n ior sicai.s ~ '' -
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cs,do The wss tossed from norfolk to sals port ny
s,sss sssA s,s. r !. 9r q =
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r1r F,-oeies iD.n, Br..seu st pomins, CITY, sea IS
"n 1 vt to .; w so.ss % eu.s, ~
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s.s ~ e. a s ~ ten . s:s: w. IL g
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u. Ts's sa.. o. ssI s'sss'a r'''d DC oa'A
nns si,ssw sns Sides % sm tos
brig inoy n;ao,d tof ae~ sSdsr pa ous, Jackson
sss s d. !. s sr iss s os- % .S
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,nl ae,spie eh,ench hc-, the wind The ne os
BRIG s,pav King Bro~u soArs, Sap, ~ nth eo'on, to
p..sss; spranz soreopmss; .a sails snt resovsa
n.n os as ,oa n Ssoo. a''An' 'A''' Wv
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81. 4. ssi., M v sS. s,s.y:
Scar X Se11f, LtLbi@ Ira lots, aFAss
SER 4 PArk-F far4lr Si-,I v eayn
scar Y d. l., nco yv<i 3, 2ds
echr msns,y r'r- srf'au. v'rwsnia days
k~hr . 0onban Sop,r gnsiniA, 4 aaya
echr ~ ~kA0sy, bo-n Vbs,niA 7.Ays
trhr p ttpg . cullen Vi-giais 2nalA
kchr - q ntsr~,r, r,as, Virgin 80 sys.
eebY N 20, o,op n,ro-rs vrsin~ scavs
$. S::ss' a,s% : ys| ..:s 80 e::.
sss:s 80 !, = a : S:ss sy'xxs:si; i,;.a
kchr j r. -cy bahssr, V-sh H. sa "a
eshr Mss~lsn u m-p Virgins 4 6.ys
Err j.ab Al ] m A.. albs VlznlA
Schr - -our ~ y. ( na, ,.gnedriA. 4 days
scDr brsv., -srSnAl Grt rge'Dwu, DC Soaps
pcsr y W oiHss. t,cfiic.zin ~asrsr atm. 20, dny
Echr J ssh-r Tcvn- isl a. IRE l. days
tcsr Isl. D-o~~s Az Bsna ~ ~
Fab, u Dos ado ttone Eo~ion- dsyA
CT Princess. OF II. 90
ssbr Gen a ipGrDas, BTdgsror.
rs.f er.. Va EG fro xre,s OF ship syA Brook
~ sqr-n
aesnsus Am w.b,, Hsz=a,d. Nosson. with sart Lu
tow.
8 eaIe Picimort, viiieafs. Porasad-
ship iarob wesier vel, arrivei lat from Lvcv
yuoI ed Art H. and Is Eacd 70 Taylor hlca lad
% births or deaths on tso pA1go
SAILED
shirs Sorkss,ra, Liverpool; .dAirS, Haua.
Wind duilng The dsy b
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20

Before HnS Jlcge Pusb d,
Wy " = Aavy B5cws JOAN Lsueytd0e and H0sd
n ,.. .. D.syss, ssss@oys ssa ns.as y 0lhst
s'nbr 81 1913 lesvpg real estate valued q sbcu.
sco 900 and senogs, esta~ n reaYs sos same
ssars Samu'lB RugRss Bsrjsn,n 81 n nan ID Jesse
-mrE s.ro aJssio@c CoD.los,ionerI nneel
months aeo 10 bqoi limo The and disposition Of Vi
IN q me deo~ssed The Tos sscssrs repo Ted IN favor
~ sTpoIonios 10 Ms Bswpe third Of he real
hi =, the personal ss.se me pressrs ao IN
cnnls ID ,ha raa.s,oness report admsssurng he
DOVER OF he ~fow isvEe array az souoso Anpeared,
Ne~ss ScYavd and Plat for plaistfs and J W O Ia
srdge, r. tnnum, 9ss e and siDsAa oofeDdaSA %
ton a. Mr. s1lkm.n the Gaze ossponed 70 Thurs
jep newt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-20

Hen Auos V. Bro~n, Postmaster sensrni, VITA HE q,
compisbcd lady asd daughter, hes be- spe ,oss
dsys IA this city, and e tin tom Yesterday tnor 70
t1,n 20 vssbi atom NJ Bro 10 "a io.mste soausinL
sucs % thsi esnsbie and aisiins ushed sfy xrs Va
pfcsdsn, Poll ~ GsDnossee; sod the soSat Cseny,
ptns o NE coming yrtr, the vifa ana the Interesting
fsuty of The P6inas,er gsn raj. n mas tate u
rbsiy orsy u, Gc sminsuty qualified and are eeansd
10 OIL l-asirx part.
Phars a. ia Tirs IN pos,cD- TIE ~ xr Va
son The Usied sss,es mlrss IN Psv,s s S.zur~ sass
ps he vfr tHs onsr pc-l OF Nr7ts ny nrSs n
rs to-srp 10 t,ew r. the r~or,,s Of rns n.
ocotsm PLACED hrt seen New Yofh ane s. saszirs The
Psr'sisp corrc.po ade-t ~ t1e C,iv d,s Esa Uais an
noupces that vr Nssan han gore nat, ~ Or
vyie nd minis MAJ be or,Y -ept W ssuast 81 visH
Leoi OIL A Partc-, 1spt Geo. Glib on, Lieu. w d.
vtipile, nrd ~ sther'srd, U, = from aes Msxlc,
arrived 10 ". Louis On the is,n ire,
ARRIVALS.
In s<srs hip ydibburg from IasRov-Uans pro~n, las
and nfsn'i Fr~rcr Drnraa AID Mis- Isaharn I'm n
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Improved Patent Combined

r f. X AND NOV En-
I'Hls Is truly the Farmers Machine II il more
simple In Its construction, stronger and more du.
rsbe than any other, and Is unaestonabIy the hest
Reaper and Mower ia the World 49, '
- Hundreds OF these Machines have been sold In the
vest, and have given universal satisfaction: and The
demand Tor them the last year proves beyond
question mat they are the favorite Machines with the
Farmers wherever they have become known They
nave been sold in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa. Kentucky,
tennessee, hansas, Arkansas and Missouri ~ Pc -
oruers were received IL ST. Louis for Machines for
france and Switzerland, and after an examination Of
d., OF u'e most celebrated, these selected. 81
me superior advantages In these NachIKes are:
Isl Ii more simple and less liable to get out Of or.
der than any other. 's . ID - b.
I'd Is stronger and will bear faster driving and con.
seqnenty Will do more work than any Machine Of
same width Of cut. 49, : = = =
80 KaEes easier than any other Machine. and men
prefer rak'ngto binding, driving and the "a.
KING Is done bet' than is done by any other achine
the grain being lefieYen and good bundle for bind.
Ing. -. : ,-'7g'','s' -. 4
4th II VIII cut down entangied grain better than any
other Machine Some Farmers say IL will lodged
gram when no other Machine can. -ErE 3 #s.ssg7 L
9th by Tar the ghtest draft Machine made that
the anne width. ~ e@l.-t f.ieE
9TH But little side draft, and weight the necks
OF the horses. Works with lumber tongue, which can
easily be made stG for cutting grass, If desired. > !
by KEITH. ROBINsON 4 CO.
may 4-2td2mw lGaz copy Agents, Burlington.