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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
ITEHIS.


About 3 o'clock in the afternoon of the
23d inst, distinct shock of an earthquake
was felt throughout the western part Of the
State of New York.
A large sugar refinery was burned in Gin
cinnati on the 23d, loss about $4,000.
The steamship VanderJW sailed for Liv-
crpool on Saturday with 800 passengers,
but no specie.
Henry Ward Beecher delivered two lee
lures in Cleveland last week.
Trains on the Cleveland & Toledo rail
road are now running heavily loaded. They
have reduced the speed, increased the fare,
and cut off many of their employees,
| On the first page of our paper will be
found an account of the Chicago fire. The
number of lives lost has been ascertain
ed to be twenty-five.
At HitchcockvilIe, Ct., few evenings
since, at corn husking, 200 bushels were
husked, 40 girls kissed, 5 ''engaged," and
everybody at home before 10 o'clock. Hitch
cockyile must be a nice place to live in.
| The Governors Of Pennsylvania, New
York, New Hampshire, and Maryland have
appointed the 26th of November as Thanks
giving Day. The Governor of Maine has
appointed Nov. 10. We had hoped that
the Chief Magistrates of all the States il
the Union would have selected the same
day, thus making the sacred old Home Fes
tival truly National. 1t is meet that song
of praise and thanksgiving should ascend il
unison from tho Lakes TO the Gulf, from tn
Atlantic to the Pacific.
Hon. Pierre Soule is now lying extreme
ly sick at his residence in New Orleans, wit
disease in the throat contracted durini
n his late visit to Mexico,
Tho steamer Persia is expected to brin
100000 in specie from Europe, so W
"a learn from the Baltic. The Persia wa
)" due at New York Wednesday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
THOUGHTS roR rEan r1,IEs.

The business men of Fremont have for
many years maintained an envable repu-
tation for fair dealing, enterprise and re-
sponsibility. They have now fallen upon
times that will put all these qualities to the
test, and we are happy to believe that we
never had body of business men better
able-o maintain the wel-earned reputation
of our town We have 10 exiting" mon
among us. Our bankers are "solid' men,
Our merchants are careful and Independent
Our mechanics are industrious and provi-
dent. Taken as body the people of FIRE.
mont live strictly within their means, do
business on their own capital, and do not
carry more sail than ballast,
a few suggestions, however, may be use
ful, and VIC trust will be taken in good part.
1t seems inevitable that money will grow
scarcer for the next six months. Very little
produce will be sold for cash, and there will
bo a constant stream going out to pay debts
already incurred in New York and else
where. The banks also viii be preparing
for the resumption Of specie payments, and
must Of course diminish their circulation to
prepare for such an event. Prices will
therefore gradually fall much nearer to q
specie level than they have been for many
years In view of these facts what is Tho
policy of prudent and careful business men
l. Enter into no speculations, no matte
what hope Of gain may allure. Form nj
new engagements, but prepare by all IN
) means in your reach to fulfill those alread
!. formed 4
! 2. Collect the debts due you as fast a
t possible, having regard for the wPlGro {
i your debtor as well as your own. If 20
; cannot get cash, get something that you ca
Q turn to cash, or make some turn that wi
: : answer your purpose as well.
T. 8. Be thoroughly satisfied if you ca
le make the ends sfor the next year.
5. Profit should be n1eeh less an object vii
'r you than ease or safety.
!, A. Pay your own debts as fast as pos
.. bic, whether due or not. This course W
help You and the men you owe, and W
hasten the return of better times.
= These four short rules would enablo i
q people of Sandusky county TO pass throul
4 any financial storm unharmed. 1t canu'
however, be expected that all will heed I
We counsel thus given, for it is written, ga W
~ ~ man foreseeth the evil and hideth hims'
2. but the simple pass on and are Furnishes
,a- = =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
Rsmoval Of Gov. walker.

Il is rumored in the city that the officers
in the army stationed in Kansas have petit
toned the President for the removal of
GOV. Walker, on account Of bis Interference
with tho troops to induce tRsssp. TO vote at
the late election. Certainly HsHonduct
was reprehensible in the extreme, M de-
serves the strongest condemnation. We
doubt, however, whether the President will
have the grit to remove him after such an
evidence Of 'deyotion to the South" OuI
correspondence from Kansas shows the
grossest frauds in tho elections in Kansas
Those who wish to see a specimen of the
manner in which the "squatter sovereignty
doctrine is carried out, cannot do bette
than read these letters.--St. Louis Demo
crat, Ang. %.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

CARE OF THE HEALTH.-Would mothers
when they visit the burial place of the
dead and read, in the marble inscriptions,
the age of those who died at a period of
life, when by judicious training, they
might have been the centre and JOY Of the
domestic circlc-but reflect that mistaken
pride, or possibly an unconscious ignorance
of the laws of health and of life, are has
tening their own much loved ones to like
premature end--then might those to whom
their education is entrusted, indulge the
pleasing hope, that these now young and
beautiful daughters will be restrained from
a course of fashionable follies, while through
the plastic influence of education-physicd,
intellectual, moral--they shall become as
"corner stones, polished after the similitud'
of palace"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
FROM UTAH.

81. Louis, Oct. 90
The Republican publishes a discourse de-
livered by Heber G. Kimball, of Salt Lake
City, August 3oih, in which strong grounds
was taken against Government determina-
ton expressed to resist troops to tho last
extremity. The women and children are
called upon to arm themselves. The peo-
pie generally are exhorted to lay up grain
and otherwise prepare for conflict
During discourse Kimball says: We are
the Kingdom of God and the state we vii
have Brigham Young for Governor just s.
long as he lives. Brigham Young made {
speech equally bold in declarations of hos
tility against the United States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

sPuReEoN.- distinguished preacher
recently exhibited his eccentricity on a bap-
tislnal occasion. After leading the first
down into the water, he said, "My brother
upon a profession of thy faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ, | do Japtize thee into the
name of tho Father, and of the Son, and
of the Holy Spirit" Of the second he
said, 81 do io,merse thee" Ofthe third, %
do dip thee" OF the fourth, ~ do pl,tng,
thee.pOf the fifth, 81 do baptize, imnaerse
dip, plunge thee,p otc. Then turning to hi
congregation, he added, "Friends when pat
ents are given according 10 merit, | shall &c
one for my translation"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
ErrEcrs OF THE aPAN1c" AT the SourH

EFFECTS OF THE "PANIc" AT THE South,
DISPATCHES from the South state that the
pressure upon cotton, tobacco and "niggers,
IS fearful. The prices of negroes, in Vir-
ginia, have fallen thirty-throe per cent, and
no sales at that; and the Washington %
| C) Republican says that the price of ne
groes in that city has fallen 25 per cent, and
adds: "The South will feel this crisis later
but not less severely than the Northerr
States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

PEEssYLyASIA.---In the thirty counties
officially reported at IIarrisburgh, the vote
isasfolIows: Wilmot s9,3s5; Packer 1885,
O86 Havkhurst 24,7e4. fremont 1874;
Buchanan 157,62e: Fillmore 62,225.
IEeIsLAruar@ The Democrats will have
Just about two thirds Of the new Legislature
and the republicans one-third The Senate
stands: Democrats, 21; Republicans IL
The House stands: Democrats 81; Re
ppblicans. 33.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

This table should be cut out and prcscr-
ed for future reference. Republicans in
SMALL cars, Democrats in Roman, Ameri-
cans in halic, & Independent.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
The Great Beautifier,
So Long UnsuccessfulIy sought,
FOUND At LAST!

TIOR It permauenily gray hair to its original
N colori covers uNurianty the bald head removes all
tions; makes the hair soft healthy and glossy and viii
preserve II to any mnai age fby mag
ic all botches, &c from the face. and all neuralgia
and nervous headache. See circular and the following
Dover n. H. Feb q 1857
Prof o. J. Wood Il Co.--Gents: Within few DAYS we
have received many orders aud calls for Prof o. J.
Woods Hair Restorative, that to day compelled to
send Boston for quantity the dozen YOU forwarded
Euerg bottle hare sold 10 hare produced
customers and the appreciation and patronage 10
receives rom We most substantial ana worthy csens OF
vicinity fully convince that 1t is most valuable
preparation. Send US, may be gross of 81
size; and dozen 81 si2e and believe yours very
specially (SigneD DANIEL LATfIRoP & co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co.. No, Nov. 49, 1856.
FROF @. WO0D-Dear Sir: Some time as
induced to Of your Hair Restorative and
its Effects wonderful, iec it duty to YOU
and the afflicted to report it, Our little sons bead for
time had been perfectly covered with Sores and
called 1t scad head The hair almost entirely on in
consequence, when fi"nd seeing his suerings advised
to your Restorative did with little hope OF
success but to surprise, and that of all friends
very few applications removed the disease entirely, and
aud luxurnt crop Of hair started ont and
say that our boy, has healthy scalp and
fore and do hereby recommend your Restorative per-
feet remedy for all diseases Of the scalp and hair We
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTIIAM
SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM.
Gardiner. Maine, June o. 1855
PRF. o. j. WOOD-Dear Sir I have used two bottles Of
Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly say that
is the greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and
changing the Hair. Before using il
ty My har has attained its gina color You can
it to the world without the least fear my
! care was OF the worst kind.
Yours respectfully DANIEL N. MURPHY.
I oil wOOD & co. Propretors, 3l2 broadway, New
York. tiu the great New York Wire Railing Establish
mrnt) Iii Market ST. St. Louis Mo- sold by all
good Druggists. 23ni6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
SIinneaota ana Iowa EicctIon..

Telegraph reports from Chicago of the
9th state, complete returns give Sibley
Democratic candidate for Governor, 1873
majority. A large number of Indians yo-
ted in the Pembina district.
Official returns from 46 counties in Iowa,
give Lowe, Republican, 2,237 ahead.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30


Interesting TO comfy Trcasurcrs and
collectors.
OFFICE or THE TREASURER OF STATE,
Columbus, Ohio Oct 10, 1851. I
Owing to tho arrangement in the curren-
cy of tho country, have received letters
from large portion Of tho County Trcnsu-
rcrs and Collectors of the State, request
ing instructions as to the kind Of currency
that should be received for public dues
a suspension of specie payments having
taken place in almost every State in the
Union, deem ii my duty 90 direct County
Treasurers and Collectors not TO receive any
bank paper except the State Bank of Ohio,
and Independent and Stock Banks of this
State. A. p. STONE, Treasurer.
MONEY BankuhIc at the Esauk of Frcmon',
OCTOBER 90, 1857
An Ohio except clinton Bank Columhns and City Bank
Cincinnati.
81 Kentucky, except Ashland, and old broken banks
All vir-inin except Kanawho, and Trans -neghany
AL Pennsylvania except, Merchants and Manufactur-
iltclAscri DUNK oi
Pennsylvania and New Castle.
The following comprise the Eastern Banks nor TAKEN
nt present The list isliablo to change almost daly;
Now York-Niagara River Bank, Tonawanda; Aeicul-
tural Bank, Herhimer County; peirmans Bank, New
port; Ontario Bank Utica; Bank fOrleans Abion Rec
iprocity Bank, Bualo snototfs Harbor Bunk Buffalo,
Yates Co. Bank, Pen Yam; Huguenot Bank, New Palz;
Medina Bank Medina; Troy City Rank, Troy; Central
Bank NewYork Utica; Hamilton Exchange Bank Greene
Maiue-canton, South China Exchange, Bangor; Mar
ntme Bapgor MonsumRver; Hocbland; Ellsworth, Ellis
worth; Hancock EIsworthi Hallowe, Hallowclli and
Sanford
New Hampshire e-Exter Bank, Exter.
Massachusetts, Western Bank, Springfield.
yermont-st. Adams, St. Adams; South Royalton;
STARK, Benngton; DANNY, Dandy.
ConncctiCut-Bridgeport City, Bridgeport; Exchange,
Hartford; Charter Oak Tortford Hartford Co.. Hartford;
Mercantile arford Wooster Danbury; Hsttcrs Bethel;
Pahquiolue Danbury Colchester Colchester Merchants
Exchange, Bridrcport North American, Seymour; Paw
catuck, Pawcatuck Thompson, Thompson; Windham
County, Brookyni Woodbury., Woodbury. Uncas; ouin-
nobog
All Rhode Island refuse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

Food is necessary, it sustains life, but it
should be of a proper quality and taken in
proper quantities and with regularity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery of the Age.
AYR KENNEDY, Of Roxbury, has discovered in on,
INl OF onr common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND or IsUMOR,

n
EVERY KIND OF IsUMOR,
/ From the sOrsi Serqfnia doom 10 common Pimple.
He has tried u in over eleven hundred cases and nevc
FILLED exceptin two cases, (bot thunder humor) He eha
now IN his possession hundred certificates Of III
value, all within twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles warranted to nursing sore mouth
One or three bottles viii cure the worst kind Of Pimple'
Two or three bottles win clear the system Of biles
Two bottles are warranted TO cure the worst canker in
Three TO hyc bottles warranted 70 cure the worst
kind Of Erysipclns.
One 20 two bottles are warranted 20 cure all huor en-
the Eyes.
Two bottles warranted to cure running at the ears
and blochcs among the hair
-Four to S lqtles arc warranted TO corrupt and
One bottle will cure scaly eruption of the skin.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the worst
kind Of ringworms.
Two or three bottles warranted to cure the most
desperate case Of rheumatism.
Three four bottles are warranted to salt Rhcun
benefit is always exporcnced from the first bottle
and perfect cure warranted when the above quantity is
taken.
DEAR MADAM,-The reputation or the Medical Discov-
cry in curing all kinds of humors, Is well established
by tho unanimous voice Of al who bsyp used It,
need not say thing the subject MS tho most skill
u physicians and the most careful Druggists the coun-
Try hfe unanimons inits praise.
In presenting the Medical Discovery to your notice do
with ul knowledge Of its curative power in relieving
ALL and curing most Of those diseases To which you
unfortunate ~ SO liable That most excruciRting disease
to m ailoctionate mother,
Nursing Sore Mouth,
| 7, ,,,ros nc ~ i,. O. ,,,;.o,,,. - -. - ,
its natural s,esinlss a r 1t . r h ~ @ s. 70
e., na, g. - an, - ~ u ~ , % ul, i s,io,t h'u It- re
cover, becomes G,tsi or L"ssi,s ', -, 'e ~.
J ana household ~ " 's'''e' W 9'ui AuSoanu
I In tbc r,rrs' a,,,,coa s4o,o. ~
Cahker,
it extends to the stomach, causing
uBysorpSir.
mt;,, =; .,,z -. -, -
] - 'B o't oanNer on tie estonachi then TO the
Kidneys,
r-eaiipr n sfplirr ,,o,o c,o,f,,,. .,i = ;,,a.. 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

From CleveAnd-An trains connect at Toledo, directly
With trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The 55 and the 53o pm trains make oiec eonneo
tions with trains for Detroit.
The s55 m, and $50 m, trains, connect at Tole
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Naples. Alton ST. Louis, &c.
The $50 and 030 p. trains form direct eonnee
tions between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
Of thr Cleveland and Eric road for the East
The $40 IN, train connects at Monroeyle with trains
Of Mansfield & Sandusky Railroad for Mansfield fi'is-
burgh, &c. al ...,
Tie $40 am and $50 pm irnins connect az oyqe win
Mad River and Lake Eric Hairoad for Cneinna
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleyeand ana
Pittshurgh r. r. for Pitsburgh, Philadelnhia balti-
more, &c. f. b. fhiLihF9' supp
| SLSs SIsyeI.nd. Ia oet. IA, 1857 jAnI, ,ls57u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

fremont ana Indiana Railroad.
The first lot Of iron rails for the Fremont
and Indiana Railroad, arrived by the @. d
IN. K. r. on Thursday morning.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

Annexed we give the abstract ofyotes at
the late election. For the adoption Of the
Bank Charter and Constitutional Amend
monts tho vote was slight.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

Trains will stop at stations marked y only to leave pas
sengers, or TO take them on signal being made.
Trains will stop stations marked w, only 10 leave pas
sengers from Grafton or Cleveland
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

And the whole wellfenced. good House Well kc-
Terms, reasonable. Possession given imn,ediatev FOR
further particulars, inquire Of c. n DEAL
Fremont, Oct. 80, 1857. 4o,f Ohio House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
FARM FOR SALE.


Fi@11E THE subscriber has small farm of "a acres
t1tbtH one and fourth miles NEST of CLYDE, about
~ iuorods south Of the turnpike and close by
- MINIMUM Saw MN 10 ncres nrn u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

DR.. II. TUBES viii he IN attendance as follows
FREMONT Knssle,'s Amciicap Thursday 81 Dee.
TiFFIN, Shawlan House, Friday 4lh Dec.
L. L.. "a
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30

Money panic in Europef--7ne dmsricon
Horse PSforess Vietoriowi- Further
from Indiar--1rrivdl of S35O,000 IN
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-10-30
Going East, Daily sundays Excepted.

NORTHERN DIVISION, via sandusky.-G0ing West, Daily
Sundays Ercepted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-07
Senator Sumner.

A correspondent OF the n. Y. Times,
writing from Washington, says that Mr.
Summers protracted absence from hi;
seat in consequence of continued debili-
ty, the effect of the fearful blows inflicted
upon him by the rufian Brooks, is much
regretted in the Washington circles, leg
is~lative, social, and diplomatic, in all oil
which he has been a decided favorite.-
The feelings against his assailant, though
not expressed in a way TO attract atten-
ton OF a casual visitor, is nevertheless
strong and deep. He is looked upon by
the mass, even with those who treat him
with the respect which ought to be COM
manded by the Office he fills, with feel
ings of detesta;ion and adherence.
In this connection the same writer tells
the following bit of gossip:
Some days ago Brooks met in the Ro.
tunda of the Capitol a Massachusetts,
lady with whom he was formerly on ex-
c%ellent relations. She had not been in
Washington before, however, since the
Sumner assault. Approaching her, Mr..
Brooks bowed politely and familiarity,
when the lady vindicated the spilit Of
the true woman. who knows how to re-
buke a wrong which has become nation
al, by turning coldly from him without
returning his recognition. A gentleman
who Witnessed the transaction describes
Brooks confusion and modification as
most humiIiatirg. If gentlemen and Ia
dies will all have the moral courage thus
to rebuke r~ufianism at all times by re-
fusing association with it, it will soon be
at a discount.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-07
A Sectional Candidate

James Buchanan, the boosted National
candidate has failed to carry a single
Northern State by a majority vote. Mr..
Fillmore certainly ought to commence
dissolving the Union at once. on the ba-
sis of his Albany speech. Buchanan's
election is more sectional than Fremont's
could have been. Buchanan has car
ried all the Slave States except one
Fremont all the Free States except four.
Fremont's majority in the Free States is
nearly three hundred thousand. Blu.
chanan's majority in the Slave States is
less than one hundred aud seventy FIVE
thousand.
1t is a poor rule that won't work both
ways. Buchanan has all his majorities
in the South /; hence he is a sectional
President. and sectional Presidents, says
Mr.. Fillmore. should not be tolerated.
Fillmore TO the rescue
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-07
A New Argument.

The heaviest tax in our Postage Sys-
tenn is the time wasted in going TO the
Post Office. One man in four who call
for letters at the Post Office window gets
one the other three get their walk for
nothing. A man living a mile from The
Post Office, whittier he goes twice a day,
estimates his loss of time at sixty two
working days 40 hours eachl in a yearl
Ii a day laborer, at the lowest wages,
this Is fifty dollars a year taken right out
of his pocket. If Il merchant in ordinary
business, il costs him several hundred.
In England, where all letters are deliv-
eroG' You take no useless steps, for you
never go TO the Post Office; aud the post.
man takes none, for he never goes except
where he has something TO carry.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1857-01-07
! Important from Kansas-AbOut Making
that Tertiary a Slave State.

A gentleman who left Kansas on the
17th ult., says that the impression is rap
idly gaining ground in the Territory. that
the Bogus Legislature which meets on
the 9Th Of January will, among its first
acts, authorize the calling of a Conven.
ton for the purpose of framing a Consti-
tuition. He is apprehensive. that, as
soon as this is done. the troubles which
have agitated the country will be re-
newed by Missouri, for the purpose Of
insuring a pro-slavery majority in that
body, and that the scene which were
Witnessed in all previous elections will be
again enacted. 1t is thought in the
Territory that the Constitution with its
pro- slavery clause is already prepared !;
and that by little indecent haste it may
be sent to Congress before the inaugu
ration Of Mr.. Buchanan. The unlortu-
nate, but still necessary position of the
Free State men which forbids them to
recognize. even by indirection. the action
of the Bogus Legislature, will make the
execution of this scheme 10 relieve the
incoming Administration of all responsi
bility for what may now happen in Kan
sas, comparatively easy They will not,
if a Convention is called, go TO the polls.
when is members are TO be chosen; and
hence, as in the last election for mem
bers of the Legislature, the Bufians will
meet with no opposition. We have long
been aware of the anxiety of Mr.. Blu,
cEanan's leading friends, TO saddle the
continuation Of this Kansas iniquity upon
Pierce. who is responsible for It's incep-
tion and progress, but we were not aware
that their plans were so near successful
execution /; and even now, we were not
without hope hat our informant is mis-.
taken, or that. if he is correct in his in
formation. the shortness of the time left
TO the conspirators for the work Of fast.
ening Slavery upon the Territory may
yet compel them 10 desist.- Uicogo
Tribune.