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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH
FROM WASHINGTON.

Social Dispatch 10 The N Y. Tribune ,,--
WASHINGTON. Thursday, Aug q, 1871.
Gen. Scott is engaged with the Secretary Vi
in revising the arrangement OF troops io' '"'
and Winter. 1. .,o .,so,v
m. nono.s,;oos with reference to the treaty
with New Granada have been re'uue' .,.,.;o. ,,;th
Minister Mr.. Bowlin, had long con'u'''"0" WIN
Gen Cass Yesterday on the subject 49,.
I'll. Ga, the junior Executive organ THINKS
A.. ,bsrs are thirty-fye Southern Rights Members
Of Conpre.s who may be driven into candestine
opposition by the persistent Remuneration Oh 'ne
Union journals.
10 Tue ASSN WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. 81, 1857,
A Deputy Marshal of Alabama having taken nearly
as 900 from Iovelacs who robbed the mall 10 looo'
and refusing TO restore the money to the several owl"
eis, on the ground that they had not sunceny
raj who has, after reviewing ell the fact' uec'ueo
that the Marshal must deliver 1t to the fostlasteI-
General who by law is the trustee Tor losers In Sucn
cases. -, po,or,, T,oLar of
y;,cin;a Copsul at Liverpool, vice Nathaniel Iisw-
tboTne ,efgt ed; Henry w. Spencer COn'9 al Farls,
vice Rae resigned and John Endlich OF Pennsyl-
vania Consul at Base, vice Lee, deceased; Charles
7 FoI Of Michigan Consul at Aspinwall, vice Tht m
ton. resigned; Ernest Voger OF Virginia Consul at
BsrcelCta, vice Pablo Anguera, ths present incum-
bent; Jacob FoTney Of Pennsylvania, Superintendent
of Indian Affairs for Utah. SO
The Secretary of the Treasury has affirmed the de-
o;,op of The Collector of New York charging duty
Of "a per centum on an article described as an en-
brodered cut velvet slipper upper it being cotton
velvet and over ruling the Collectors assessment OF
"a per cen'um on Gum Benzon or Benjamin, ana ~
on leeches. He decided that the former snail be
charged per cent and the latter be entry free,
The Score tory Of the Treasury has affirmed the de-
csion of the Collector Of Boston that Wood patent,
dry or boiler felt was properly charged per centum,
and felt a the came rate as manufactures of hair not
The Secretary of War has organized an expedition
for the exploration and survey Of the River Colorado
.The command has been assigned 10 First Lieutenant
J. G. Iyes of the Corps of Typographical Engineers,
with directions to traverse the entire unexplored re-
gion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
THE SOUTHERN MAIL.

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Aug. y, IS51.
SOrhern papers from all points as late due have
b en- rctived. They contain Of Importance.
Key West sdyices Of the l4th inst state that the
case oi the bark Pacific was before the Admiralty
Cou,t The value Of the property saved exceeds
s.9 COO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

Total stcck IN this port 4e bales American $4,000 bll,s
Total tim last year. 83 900 balcsAmencsn 500
bales.
The Manchester aket has been quiet throughout the week
the pre- position of ssrs in ds having tendency ocr
tail business Prices Of YARNS and GOODS are however, folly
nsptsf,d. =,
Ike rnvosb change in the weather during The pas. sw
petey stopped all with the hssest end
the Corn Mase las been uru desrrr, Wheat hssiDs sd
yanced la2d y bush Flour Cd Dbl INDIAN Com firm bat
ftho,t change in prices White NBEAT, 96agi red $50
qls n Il D. Canal FLOUR O6@NI6 Philadelphia,
baltimore Ohio sass Csnads 3 ass y bb White
,,5i.n Goa. as 4GI mix and yellow. 96isdT3p quar-
Netting Going TusPESTNE. Ross In good demand Of ~
for quality.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
FAILURE IN DETROIT.

DETROIT, Thursday, Aug q, 1857.
James l.. Lyell, a private banker of twenty-years'
STANDING in this city, closed his doors this afternoon
The suspension of the Ohio Trust Company Is the I'M
mediate cause Of his failure.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
PRIMARY ELECTIONS IN ALBANY.
AIpANy Aup u 1857


The Democratic primary elections were held this
afternoon, and were a pitched battle between the
Haids AID Softs the former coming out victorious.
Rufus w Peckham. the Hard candidate for Judge of
the Third judicial District carried the votes of i3 out
of Al delegates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
RUN UPON THE ALBANY AGENCY OF THE
UNADILLA BANK.

ALBANY, Avg. z, IoJI.
Seventy thousand dollars in notes of the Unadila
Bank were to day presented for redemption to the
Bank Agent in this city, by the Metropolitan Bank.
The notes were promptly redeemed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
REPORTED STEAMBOAT DISASTER.

BALTIMoKE, Ihulsday, August = Ioo'.
The steamer ST. Nicholas left here yesterday even
ing on on excursion to Annapolis. She came in col
Esion with Il vessel in tow OF another steamer Sh 3
was Somewhat damaged, and was run ashore to keep
fiom sinking Toe passengers all safe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
TIE AMERICAS NEWS AT NEw-oRLEANs.

NIwUkLtANS, " ednt sdGy, Aug. 20, Io1l,
The foreign adyiCeS per steamship America, at II al
fax were received at about noon today by tue Ma
t!onai Line and published in the evening editions Of
the associated press exclusively.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

SERIOUS ILLNESS OF HON. G. A. SIMMONS.
NASHVILLE, Thursday, Aug. y, 1857.
The Hon. q. a. Simmons, NJ. c.. while conversing
with iriends on the steps of the Aussble House,
wss strreL With paralysis and lies in insensibe
condition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28
TIE AMERICAS NAILS.

The mails brought BY the Americs from iSv~poSs
resob,s us from Boston at O'Clock ths ncrn,os.
The pepers coban ro!Ling Of importance not coveeed
by The teegrs pho dispatches.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

s.s,t, nMatsPRor. -Upec the cpet.,g OF
- ''r'me Juj c,.l Govt, q. Cone' q, n. III o.
-, =. ,r NV Stssiff msi, g., 'cb'i Is command
~ ne COR. " ks.P s.iocs danng prayers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

FIRE IN WoRTH srREET.-About II O'Clock this
morning fire broke out on the first Hoor Of house Of
i'll fame kept by Frenchman a. No. II woth street.
Damage tIiipg.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-28

Per Ane,icd LIVERPOOL hneu' ~ 1907,
We have no change in the price sol Cotton doe tho
rsst market having been quiet but very steady Ths
ated at 50 6j" bales spectators
taking coo and exporters $3.50 baes TO day the business
called bales and closes firmly at thr following Quotations.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Modern Inventions.

We know invention Of modern times that deserves
or IL destined 70 occupp lgher niche In the temple Of
fame than the discovery invention Of the Vegetable Ep
i.psie Pills for curing Epilepsy, Falling Fits; spasms
Cramps and all the various notifications OF Nervous Dis
ease Dr. Seth S. Hence, of1os Baltimore street. Bst-
more Nd the inventor s certainly entitled TO the best
wishes Of all the benevolent portion Of mankind who
.renee pleasure by the allevlaon Of human suffering
when Dr. Hance first prepared these Pills, he Intended
them solely for Fits Cramps and spasms; but subsequent
experience Satisfactorily proved to him. that In addition to
their remarkable sanatve properties in this ciAss OF dis
eases they exerted perfect control the entire
Gus system Hewas then induced to try them In OF
Neuralgia, Tc-Doloreux Nervous Headache Papitotion
OF Heart Incpien Paralysis, Hystera, Muscular De-
bIity and host Of minor diseases sprlngng from lack
energy In all OF which his antcpatons were
crowned with the most sanguine Persons at dis
tsnee BY writing and sending remittance TO DR.. Hance
n the medicine forwarded by mail 10 their post Of
Gee address, he paying the postage The prices for
single box, So two boxes, S5 $24 per dozen. Iowa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Clarlr's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY-PrePared from a
PrescYiptfoz of Sir J. CLARKE NJ d., Physician
Extraordinary to the QHeeH.
This invaluable medicine is uniiling in the cure Of all
those painful dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution subject It moderates all exeesses and re-
all distractions and speedy may be relied on
To Married Ladies'
It il peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price, One Dollar bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months they are sure to
bring searage but at every other time and in every
other case they perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada,
l. c. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, N. Y.
FUTILE MOSES, Auburn, General Agents.
NIB 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 20, 1856. 44y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

PRo-SLAvERY THUsDER.-The ST. Louis
Leader, fierce pro-slavery Sheet edited by
a renegade Yankee Freesoiler, used the fol-
lowing savage language in relation to the
election ip that city:
There is no use crying over split milk, or
split ink either. The Blair Wimer-Born-
stein-Brown, nti-Benton. Black Republican,
Abolition, soidistant Emancipation party
have carried the city by about 1880 ma
jority--uot 1900, as We generously al
owed yesterday-and much good may it do
them. Their official position is not better
cd, for we are now the STRONGEST WING of
the opposition to Republicanism, and the
Americans are completely disorganized.--
We 1cve gGi'edthe mass Of the Irish vote
this is the healthiest accession that we
could possibly receive.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Served him Right.

We understand man by the name of
MASON went into the School Of Mr.. Rus
SELL, of Clyde one day last week, and made
noise and disturbance, not allowing Mr.. R.
to open his school, as was his custom with
prayer. Mr.. R. did not open the school
that morning Complaint was made agains,
Mr.. MASON, and he was tried before Justice
FEM, on Tuesday, and fined $40 and cost
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
A Gard to the Ladies.

DR.. DupoDco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infAllible
In removing stoppages Irregularities Of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used by the Dr.
for many years. both In France and America with unpAr-
Aeed success every case and he IL urged by many la
dies who used them make thse Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any irregularities what
well preventive TO those ladies' whose health
those snpposng themselves So cautioned against
using these Pills the proprietor responsible
ty after the above admontion although their midness
would prevent any injury to health otherwise, these Pills
recommended Directions accompany each box
g. H. McCULLocH.
Sole agents for Sandusky county, to whom all orders
must be addressed They viii supply the trade at prop
etors prces also send the Pills TO ladies (conhdentiay
and from observaton BY mail receipt of$l through
the Post-ohiee at Fremont Ohio.
Cleveland Kingsley, 81 Ontario street.
Cleveland; o. E. W. Sackrder, Druggist 90 Superior-st
Cleveland; and Beaton Brothers, Detroit St. West Side
Cleveland, Ohio.
N. B. See signature. Duponco-on each boz; no 9TH
er genuine. Forparticulars get ercnlar Of agents.
Feb. 9, lsbT.-2yl'k Broadway Post Once, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
WANTS A CFwrTrTcATr.

Mn. EDrToR:-You will oblige the Coun-
ty Examiners, very much, by publishing the
following letter from Mr. James M. Parker,
Of Hcssyille, who has caused a good deal Of
excitement in that section, because he has
been four times refused certificate TO teach
a common school, on the ground that he
was not qualified. We understand that ma
ny in that vicinity think that we arc prcju-
diced against him. Now, we have no dis
position to injure the reputation of Mr.. p,
but wo believe that il is due TO tho public
and ourselves that this matter be understood,
as he has told that we were bribed to re-
fuse him. We believe that this letter to-
gethcr with several answers given by him
to questions, will satisfy all that he is not
fit to teach any kind of school,
/ suppose You think that am not quail
flied to Teach been You are the allwise
board of Examiners I Hope You will never
Strain Your Oaths any more than You have
for me Sir Shall be with You again and
as have given good Satisfaction Other
places want TO have the people Satisfied
her and Suppose Mr.. T. Finefrock Must
to Said Something against My Examina-
tion for you two gentlemen Said You were
Satisfied
Some Men will do Just rs they please
and others as they can l am bound to
teach whether Iget n certificate or not
J James NJ Parker
/ Shall never Leave Hessvillo
the Swamp until l Ohio
get certificate Yours as it is
The following answers were given by hin
in writing:
Ques.-What is fraction9
Ans,--Unity devided by ITSELF
Qaes-Where is tho Arctic circlcl
Ans.-North of the poles and tho An
ticartic is South of the South poll.
Ques.-What is the Infnitive moodl
Ans.--it is limited by person & numbe
Ques.-How many lenses has tho in
perativo mood9
Ans.-four
Ques.-How many decirnals do you poin
off in the quotientG
Ans.-as meny as are in the Dividend
Devisor
- Ques.-What is bay2
Ans.-It is boldly of water extendin
into the land where ships Anker.
Ques.-Where is cape Farewclll
Ans.-South of africa
The above are specimens of about sever
ty mistakes or blunders which he made i
attempting to answer lSo questions, at tw
examinations.
" GEO. A. STARKWEATHER,
J. B. LOVELAND,
Ill T. P. FINEFROCK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

EI- In the Court of Common Pleas at
Chicago on Saturday, the jury in the case
of William HI. Woodbury. vs.. tho City OF
Chicago, an action for injuries received in
falling into sidewalk mantrap, brought in
a verdict of $4,000, tho full amount Of
the claim.
There is scarce street in our town but
what have straps" upon the sidewalks where.
in man is liable to get foot strained or a
leg broken.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

Free state Mayor In E.eavenworth Ksnsss.
st. Louis, April ls.
Henry J. Adams, Free State, elected
Mayor in Lcayenworth Kansas, by le0 ma
jority over all.
Louisville, April le.
About four inches snow foil hero ycster-
day afternoon and evening. 1t is now
melting, and snow turning 10 rain.
At Nashville tho wind is northeast, with
rain and snow.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
New Testimony In she Burdcn Case.
The Albany Journal of Friday SAYS:

"Dr. Parmly on the stand yesterday in
the Surrogate's Court, testified that he had
very frequently observed through the win
dows of the front bedroom of DR.. Burdelps
house. . map whom from his conduct he sup
posed of course was Mrs. Cunningham's hus-
band and the father of her children-that
he was not Harvey Burdell--that on the
evening of October 2sth last he saw the
man dress himself as he faneied at the time
10 60 on tho stage-costuming himself
Parmly's house is opposite BurdelFs. This
Testimony will have weight"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

This company has issued circular to the
in advance of their annual re-
port. The circular will of course counteract
any malicious attack of the Wall Street ami
mails through the New York Herald:
CLEVELAND d TOLEDO R. R. Co.,
No. 1S William ST., N. Y,
April 10, 1857.
A dividend of four per cent. out Of the
earnings of this road for the last six months
ending April /, has this day been declared,
payable on the 25th inst. The Transfer !
Book will close on the Goth, and open on the
25th inst. BY order Of the Board,
E. B. LfCHFIELD, Treasurer.
In apprising the Stockholders of the div
idend declared as above, it has been deemed
proper to accompany the notice with the
following brief statement:
The undersigned, appointed at the late
meeting of the Board of Directors of this
Company Committee to make tho usual
Examinations as to the financial condition of
the Company, and to prepare a circular to
the Stockholders, in anticipation of the reg
ular report to be made at the Annual meet
ing in June, report: That they entered into
critical examination of the securities Of the
Company held by the Treasurer, and of the
funds of the company in his hands, and the
condition Of his accounts, and that they find
them correct and satisfactory.
They would also state that the securities
of the Company, including the Sinking
Fund and other Bonds, DC, not necessarily
required by the Treasurer in the transaction
of the Company's business, will, at his in
stance, be transferred and placed in the
homo Office at Cleveland.
The Floating Debt of the Company to-
day, is $3s0,oOO.
| The Cash resources on hand in New York
and Ohio are to-day, in round numbers,
$l5O,0O0.
The Company holds real estate not nee
essary for the purposes of the road, now be-
ing disposed of at prices far above cost and
other assets not Immediately available, that
are good, nearly equal to the amount of the
Floating Debt
The road and equipments are in excellent
working condition.
There are no large construction expenses
hereafter to be made.
The following is an approximate statement
ofthe earnings and running expenses of the
road for the six months, ending March 81,
1857.
EARNINGS.
October $119 600 90 January ST. 2l1 81
November l0e 1872 40 February 3e12 00
December u6.l6o IS March, .l2l, $40 %
lotAi y
Net earnings six months ....-..--.- 1906, ,e04 %
Deduct interest on bonds and Floating
l Debt six months ------..--.-...--. SlSS, 900
Six months rent OF the Cleveland Co.
lumbus Cincinnati Railroad Com
pany------ SS,Vo0-iIi,uoO "
Deduct Dividend, April 25-.---------.--- rs lS3,o0s &C
Balance on income account .-----s -seS,o ,oeS 81
From which deduct six months' contribution to
the Sinking Fund 1878 IL
Balance s4s 200 u
The total amount Of Bonds Of the Company
outstanding at this date 50 $50 2oT 6(
Capital Stock ---------.---.-.....-3, 3,3Ss Tl2 81
Total ----.-----.-...-..---s66 50 6s7 go O(
J. b. WARING.
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
Written for the Fremont Journal.
FRIENDSHIP-Li TO NIahala.

FRIENDsHIP-Lines TO Mahala.
NJ THE BARD OF MONT SEAoHAN.
Sacred TO thee, Dear 'HALA conseerate,
Are these poor lines; but may there emanate,
From thence, some radient beam ofmoral good,
To thy sweet spirit; and as lucious food,
Fer prove antepast 10 feast thy mind
Whom happiness thy spirit pantst to hnd.
Friendship, sweet girl Friendships rarely found;
Nor II flourish in terrestrial ground.
It IL Of celestial order, growth and birth;
Naught with II can compare in this blight earth.
IT Is neither netion-nor yet wrought by art;
Its scat is deeply rooted In the heart,
And springs spontaneous from tn ennobled soul,
OF graceful eulture-ofD Divine control.
Mankind to know, their dest'nes 70 descry,
Our own relations, fearful, deep and high,
To that bright spirit world-the Great AM,
Are Hxed prerequisitcs for such becalm
The troubled spirit; and portend that rest
So glorious. Sweet Friendship or the 'soeiate blost,
Bright emblemi Brightest angel of our yearsl
Thy breathing bliss consoles us--dries tears,
Transports the sinking spirit; quells our strife
Brings Joy for sorrow, sweetness to our life.
But who hath seen thy lovely form, or who,
In quest of thee, by searching old earth through,
Hath found thee, the hallowed spot,
Where thy rich social tissues thou hast wrought,
"Liko angel visits, few and far between"
Or flowers that bloom in fancy, but ne'sr seen,
Art thou to tresch'rous OF this dark world,
Where Self her blightsome banner hath unfurlcd.
But to the cultured mind, the genial soul,
The heart enlarged, the will by heavens control
Made plant to each service virtue marks,
To him, who In the sacred cause embarks,
Which gives to all alike, the high, the low,
The great and small, lifes blessings they flow;
To him whose neghbors good he e'er hath sought,
And "sweareth his own hurt and ehangeth not
Who hon'reth virtue, shunneth every wrong,
Is hallowed Friendship, sterling pure and strong,
Congenial; and delights with such to dwell,
And their bright catalogue Of virtues swell.
Wealth, honor, power, and fame make many friend
But misforiunes frown their friendship ends.
None competent for friendship here can be,
But such as in misfortune's poverty,
Mid bowling tempests, stand the rolling food
OF scandal, persecution, cen TO blood,
with him to whom sacred pledge is past,
That by his side wen stand e'er life shall last,
To share the ills the sorrows and the strife,
or tested friends, or bliss and good for life,
As the true Office Of the faithful friend,
| Who, with his own, our sacred interests blend
| To thee, o, 'HALA, would fsin mpart
Like Friendship, for THou'Rr LOCKED WITHIN HEAR
MONT MEAouAM, ILL, April, 1857.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
New York, April ls.

New York, April ls.
Tue correspondent Of the Times, under
dato Of 18th says:
A telcgraphic dispatch from Now orlcrns
just received, states that special messen-
ger had arrived there with news Of the ac-
ceptance Of tho Tchuantepec road, under the
Sloo contract Arrangements for the
Northern wagon road to California are COM
pleted.
Mr.. Campbell, Of the Typographical Blu.
reau has the general charge Of the business
here.
Mr.. Leach is appointed to superintcnd
the main road. Mr.. w. F. Graw the section
from Fort Kearney to City Rock. Mr.. Kirl
has the rest Of the line. Col Noble is con
tinued on the road from Fort Ridgoly tC
the South Pass.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
frsmont Aonrnal,
Local apo 1gisceIIapscus 7Oaitefs.
V Ne that ~ fhs ,oorid pouid rise,
maSt READ ruE EEws and ADVERTISE l" Z"

Aias READ TnE EEws and ADVERTISE" I"
f.c.& }, e. DEAN, are receiving splendid stock Of
entiro new Goods, at No. l, Moore's Block.
GUsDoRF Is home again. with beautiful styles. He is
second to none in styles and prices
&c. DEAN at the Ballvie Factory manufactures wool
On and cotton cloths.
McGEE HAYSEs have boon making great additions
and Improvements in their establishment Door, Blinds
&C., made 70 order.
Miss ELnABErH ALLEN, Milliner. Room in MOOres
Block, up stair.
d. l.. JUNE has white lime.
Or. TvBBs' May and June appointments.
Legal Notice.
Dwelling house 10 rent
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24

A Bro ONE.-The Ashland Times says,
on the 2eth of February last Mr.. Joseph
Meek, of Bloomville township, Richland
County, Ohio, killed black snake measur-
ing feet inches. The skin has been
stuffed and is now on exhibition at the
Mansfield City Museum.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
eT- Or. Roback's .Scand;naaian Blood

NsdeiassAt last in Sweden, tho Ingredients of two
remses that dsinfec the blood Of every corrupt element
have tesn found Dr. Roback has combined them. He Of
srs The result In his Seandiuavian Blood Pury and
Blood Pius They striking the faculty with amase-
men and causing Thousands of the sick to rejoice. In
liver complaint scrofuls, rheumatism,
arrhea In fact all Of disease, not organic they
cure the patient certainly day succeeds darkness
See advertisement. IOWA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-04-24
M A r r I E D,

BY Rev H. Lang on the 18th inst, Mr.. JACOB LoEwES
srEiN of sandusky tp and Mrs FRFDERKA GRABAcH, OF
Riley township.
BY the same the 10th, Mr., JoHS READ and Miss SA
RAN A. LArrIG both Of this township.
BY the same the day, Mr. JouS GRoss and Miss
CArHARISE WOLF, both Of Rice.