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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13
The Elyria Democrat of last week, in

The Elyria Democrat of last week, in
giving some account Of the sentence of n
young man named WALLACE, to 3 years
in the Pcnitcntiary, for manslaughtcr, COM
mitcd, we think, ina doggcrv, and growing
ont Of doggcry influence, closes the article
with the following pertinent and suggestive
remarks:
"Bv the laws Of our State, we hang for
murder, but the murder Of the hopes the
prospects and the happiness of families,
seems to be no offence We punish for
theft, but he who steals the character and
reputation ef father. husband aud n
brother, the affections of hu banl for his
wife, the cndcarmcntS due from him to his
little children, is alert, untouched and un-
pursued by the officers of the law. We
punish also for arson, but he who burns up
the finer feelings of humanity, burns the hu-
man soul out Of its prison home, and leaves
tho human skeleton as the cnsigna of n
pro6igate life, and the indication of an in
ward rcmorsc, does not receive one visit
from the guardians of morals and society.
As lnng a< this dircful traffic continues with
this unpauSing progress, so long will your
jalS be filled, your shcriffs and clerks, your
magistrates and lawyers be fed at the OK
pensc of the hard and honest working citl-
zens of the country. And upon the other
hand check or destroy this inhuman traffic,
and, at once, your jails would become va
cant, your penitcnliarlcs would be nearly
tenantlesS, burthcnsome taxes greatly re.
duccd, society would be better, character no
longer commodity, and thousands of the
now unhappy, would hallow the day on
which they were restored to their hitherto
remote happiness, and redeemed from the
d"Solation Of u wrctched and ignohle home.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13

A noble example is recorded of Mr.. So
Ion Longworthy, of the banking house of
Longworthy g. Brothers, the wealthiest firm
in Iowa aud who nre large ronl oetato own
crs and landlords in Debuque, who day
or two since visited all bis tenants occupy
ing stores and dwellings in the city, and vol
UNFAIRLY reduced their rents 33t per cent,
and in one instance remtted $40 on rent
past due.
This paragraph ought to be copied in ev-
cry paper in the land, and in this day Of
cheap bread, cheap labor, and scarcity Of
money, rents should be on corresponding
level.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13
Fits! why Prominent.

For long time there paragraph making It's regu-
lar weekly appearance In columns with the brief but
emphatic words "Fsl Fisv always at the head, TO some
offensive caption but not TO the benevolent and hu.
mane who could sympathize in the sorrows OF others
Some shocked at Indication OF disease and
even thrown into excitement on witnessing
hearse coffin suchare to be pited We should always
strive to look disease and death in the face with cam
ness and especially take every opportunity for alcvatng
disease Viewed In this light the advertisements of s. s.
IIaucc, OF los Baltimore street, Baltimore Nd, possess
certain interest and those who know Of any suffering
from Epilepsy Spasns, Fits nf any kind, should feel II
pleasure TO out his advertisement in Other
way send word to the afflicted Of the great value Of his
remedies They be sent TO part Of the country by
mail Price, 50, per box Two, SIS. Twelve go.
Ityd
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DIR. TUBES
December Appointments.

Dr. II. TUBBS win be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT. Kcsslei's American, Thursday Sd Dee.
TlFFIN, Shawhan House, Friday 4th Dec.
NoRWALR, American House, "Wednesday 2d Dec.
T Or consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lungs
Il Heart, Liver, Stomach. Bowels Kidneys and Spleen
Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and ever, Fits mpn-
titles Of the Blood, Erupons, Cancers Ulcers. and all
other varieties Of long standing complaints both external
and internal.
For SONG ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time to
chronic diseascs treating thousands annually many of
whom had exhausted every other within reach
IN mineral other p0soRs epoped does
ne make sick TO make ueH tear dorm build again
The medicines can he taken with safety by the most deli
cate and patients may remain at home and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise. MANY have re-
covered under the treatment after fiends and physicians
had given up all hope the ndiSnutae evidence Of which
always he furnished lnv however reduced or do
sairing invited To call and may lie assured that
will he given orexpesc incurred without
corresponding prospect Of recovery,
uY Those afflicted with Rheumatism or kindred aGec-
tons VIII do we'll to read the following from Mr. caskey:
BELLEForxTAIyR. o.. Feb, 1851.
This certify that have been subject In pains
and amoness OF the hack. for Eve six Last
mer IL increased that disabled from work entirely
for some time, and finally got 50 bal that could rise
from the floor, get rest when laid in he'd For
two weeks meals taken while living the earpet
where remained day and night In this condition Dr.
Tuhhs found me- when called last August had before at
different times been under treatment of two phvsicans-
of whom thought 1t Neuralgia the other was undec
ded what to call it. cannot that benefit was de-
rived from either. afterwards consulted third one
who declined treating as be thought medicines would do
me no good II
Within two weeks after commencing Dr. Tubbs treat
ment found relief and was able In work.
am engaged In running stationary engine the Rail
Road depot. where at all times be found Nv health
Winter have not suffered In heleast from my old com
Paint' Af At y JOHN CASKEY.
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The MoRMoNs.-Brigbam Young is call
ing in his followers from all quarters, TO bear
hand in the anticipated struggle with tho
United States. Late advices from Carson
Valley, California, the largest Mormon set
slcment outside of Utah Territory, confirm
n rumor heretofore received, of the exodus
hence of tho saints, at command of their
prophet. A letter from the village of &C.
noa, Carson Valley, dated September II,
says:
The Mormons making preparations 20 leave for tho
Great Salt Lake; they will leave here In ahuut ten day
and will have in their train hundred wagons
Their farms have been purchased by immigrants coming
the plains this Tile immigration this wear u
immense The Waller is alive with men, and chill.
drcn and animals, who have lust arrived over the pains
Tho ipg alton this year will reach full twcnty thous
and and probably thirty. Two-thirds are women ant
children.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13

The Derby Plains Importing Company
shipped large collection of stock from Liv-
crpool, October I'd. The horses numbered
twelve, including two celebrated racers
Mickey Free and Bonny Scotland. The
latter was shipped for th" stables Of Capt.
Cornish, New York. Four of the most
approved French draught horses were in
the lot. Also thoroughbred mare from
the stecd of Sir Tatton Sykes The stock
altogether is of great valnc, some of the
horses being valued as high as 1000
guineas.-- CleyelaRd Herald.
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CosMoPoLIrAN ART rJouRNAL-This work
has now entered upon its second year. 1t
IS very much enlarged and bcauti6ed. The
December number contains 81 pages beau
tiful letter press three columns to the page.
The character Of the articles is a sufficient
guarantee Of the warm reception it will have
throughout the country. In its table of
contents are Al different articles, and 80 il
Illustrations, some of which aret very fine
To subscribers Of the Cosmopolitan Associ-
citation this'work is free, to al others 50 in
advance Address C. l.. Derby, Actuary
of G. A. A., 54s Broadway, W. a-a.
Mr.. OSCAR MIrcuELL, has been appoint
ed Honorary Member for Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13

CLEVELAND. Nov 10.
Fruitssee Of 80 barrels Green Apples at 81, bh
Flour-Sles of 200 Jbs order to 60 forward at 81 IS
hb.
wheat-4s les of two loads MEDITERRANEAN at SIC;
1900 bus do from store Mt s5c load from store
95c- and one car choice Ind. red at 90c.
CornSaes 0f 27O0 bus from store at 53e, bus do
ut and other parcels on private terms The market
datss,les of 500 bus az 90. m truck and a1Ise from
store; also 1000 bus free board at 3lc.
Rye-Slle OF one load private term.
l CINCINNATI Nov. 0.
FlourThe market did not undergo change to-day:
the demand is moderate. The sales comprise 16OO bbs
S43l45O for supenc and extra, and 81 cod white
Cheese-Market dull. sales of 900 boxes at DC.
oil-Sale Of 10 bb's Iinseed at 53c
Buttersaies OF 40 bbis roll at l7a2oc the latter for
wheatsales Of $50 bus prime white ssc and $50 do
fair at Sjc market firm with fair demand.
steady at 3sa4Oc.
Rye-There san improved demand for prime rye and
this description will command 5saoo on arrival.
New York Nov 10.
FlourSaket Sc better in grades with fair de-
qury Of 2i0oD hbs 7Oa4 superne State:
S5l520 for extra do; s4S04 90 for superne western
s5aS9o for common to medium extra western, market
closing quiet and frm Canadian -four unchanged; sales
Of o0obbls a. for common to choice extra. Rye
hour duh at So 50a4, so.
wheat-In moderate supply With fair demand; the mar.
ket is bu0vant sales of 5000 bus 06a9Tc for Chicago
spring; sllol7 iorrcd Ohio ndInd and sls3or white
Ryeower salCs Of 5000 bus at 72c for Canadian and
75c delivered for Northern.
Barley aud Barley Malt-Unchanged.
Corn-Scarce shade bettcr sales 2s 900 bus mxd
western at TSc delivered.
oats-Du at l2a44c for State and 4sa45 for western
BUFFALO, Nov. 10.
FlerActive and unchanged; sales ef 0)0 bills at al
for Upper Lake. S7a5 for extra Ohio
Ind and Mich.
wheat-Funer sales Of 10000 bus at 19asOc for Chlca
spring. ssas4 for Milwaukee club sll2al is for white
corp-steady; sales Of 10000 bus at sOc
joatsTfiTperi sales Of 5000 bus at SSe anoAt. q.
oswEGo, Nov. 10.
whest.scAdyi sales Of 1000 bus at s7.1assc for Chi
Corn-Du
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SALE OF STOCK &c.

II. R. ADAMS, of York Centre, will sell
on his farm on Tomorrow tho 14th
inst, commencing at 0 o'clock A. M, ~
200 frstquality stock Sheep, part very fat
8 choice Back Sheep and Buck Lambs
3 Mares, one in foal; all good workers;
yoke six year old Oxen;
yearling Bull, and Bull Calf;
2 Hefcrs with Calves at their sidcs; ;
l Sow and Pigs; Truck Wagon;
l Buggy; Sod Plow; Harrows;
Lot Of Harness, and various other articles
On all sums of IS and upwards 8 months
credit; goodsecurity required. A discount
OF 8 per cent. on all sums over % viii 10
made for cash in hand. = -fr' - r
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4 Dead Sure Thing.

Tho Cincinnati Commercial tells yarn
about two ladies travelling from st. Louis
to Cincinnati, ono of whom was asked by a
fellow traveller with whom conversation
had been opened if she was married.
81 was married. sighed the blooming
dame "but alas know not if nv my hus-
he dead or alive, heard that he was acei-
dcntally killed in Pittsburgh, few weeks
ago, ane | am now going there to ascertain
whether the report he true or false"
"Well Eve got dead sure thing on my
husband" remarked the other lady, "for |
saw him buried five weeks ago"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13
FARM FOR SALE.
Under Good Cultivation.
The Great Bcautifer,
SO Long TnsmcccssfuIIy Sought, -,
FOUND AT LAST!

NOR it perm tncnily gray hair its original
rnr: covers luvuriantlv the hald head. all
I1ndru itching and all scroiua scald head and all
tnus; makes the hair soft healthy and glossy: will
preserve il to mmagnabe age, fbv mag
ic all hlnchrs Nc from the face and all neuralgia
and nervous headache. See circular and the following
Dover, y. H., Feb ., 1857
Prof o. ]. Wood ( Co.-Gents Within n few DAYS we
have received many orders ard calls for p Of q. j.
Woods Hair Restorative, that to day compelled
send tn Boston for quantity he dozen You forwarded
Euey bottle hare sold To hare prOiRred three
four and the APPRECIATION and patronage
receives from the most substantial and worthy citizens Of
our vicinity, fully convince that It is most valuable
preparation. Send u.s. may one gross of 81
ze and one dozen 81 size; and believe very
specially, (SigneD DANIEL LATHROP 4 co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co., No.. Nov. 10, 1856
PROF o. j. W0OD-Dear Sir: Some time 'aSt summer
We were induced To some your Hair and
its effects wonderful, feel II duty
and the afflicted to report it, Our little sons head for
time had been perfectly covered with and
called il scsld head The hair almost entirely off
consequence, when friend, seeing his suerngs advised
US to your Restorative. did with little hope OF
success but to surprise and that of all friends
few applications removed the disease entirely and
aud luxuinnt crop Of hair started out and
can say that our boy has healthy scalp and
luxurant ofhair any other child We there
fore, and do hereby recommend Restorative as n per-
feet remedy for all diseases the scap hair We are
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTHAM,
| SARAH A. HIGGINBOTHAM
Gardiner. Maine, June %, 1855.
PRF. o. J. wO0D-ncar Sir; have used bottles of
the greatest discovery Of the age restoring and
Changing the Hair Before using il Iwas Of
". My hair has attainedits original color. You
recommend il TO the world without the least fear my
case Of the worst kind
Yours respectfully, DANIEL n. MURPHY.
O.J WOOD a CO.. Proprietors. sI2 broadway, New
mrn and ia Market St. St. Louis No. Aud sold by all
good Druggists. 23m6
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Ey- Mrs. L. L. DEMING, and OssIAN
E. DODGE, will sing at Birchard Hall this
evening. 1t will be a rich treat to the lov-
ers of music in our town. Tho reputation
of each is well known in Fremont.
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EY- Will some of our patrons who have
promised us wood bring it along-now

AssIoNMENT.-Fountain Lodge, 10. CT.
No. 1875, Of this place, made an assignment
of its effects on Friday evening, 9th, for the
benefit of its creditors. The stock is at a
premium. ]. B. Van Doren, Assignee.
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A Bet OF KIss.-The Cincinnati En-
,u;rer of Nov. lst. has the follovinc item

"Abr1utifn and lovely woman, the wife Of promi-
nent Republican in Toledo, arrived In this city yeser
day 20 pay f kiss that Chase would be elected by
n majority Of FIVE thousand, which bet she made with
welknOwn Democratic lawyer residing Fourth street
According to the agreement the loser TO
NIL the way to the other and pay the Indebtedness by the
st of November which condition she ulGlled by arriving
and procrrns payment yesterday-hus anticipating the
snnciLed nerind hN dAN.n ----
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nz- DLGEST.n snch she true mean.

ing of The isord 'EPSIN or of the two Greek words
from which Il Is derived This is the significant and APP
propriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared by Dr. j. s. Houghton, of Phia
dephis the ofIndgestion and Dyspepsia. Its
natures remedy for unhealthy stomach No art
Of man can equal it's curative powers II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health. See advertise
lnent in ano tlcr mart of this paper. 2Oy1
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E1J- This afternoon at o'clock DIR. Ban
ming gives his last ecture--To THE LADIES.
This evening Mrs. Dcmming and Mr..
Dodge give concert at Birchard Hall.
Tomorrow, Saturday evening, the SEQ
vile Family give concert at Minis Hall.
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ES- Maj. FRANK GURNEy, of the Gro
ghan House, served up for his guests, on
Tuesday noon, one OF the monsters of the
deep-a hugo MuSkalunge-wcighiug Al
pounds. and measuring 4 feet inches in
length. That's what we call some fish.
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he that Ia The rOrld noud rise
Mast READ rnE NEWS and ADVERTISE |"
DR.. J. c. Ayres' Medicines.
DR.. Roback's Scandinavian Remedies.
Probate Notiees--Guardians Settlements.
Concert at Birchard Hail.
Attachment Notice.
Dernham sold out to c. Simon & Sons, Por, Clinton.
MCGEE Haynes. cSee Adv. Columns
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Terrible E1pIeRIon Of a Lard Tank, In

The Alton Courier Of the 2nd inst, has
an account Of an explosion Of a lard tank
in tho slaughter house Of John Smith, Esq.
Il occurred soon after the steam was lot into
the tank. 1t tore the building "a brick one)
all to pieces, seriously injuring a watchman,
and slightly, an engineer, in the buildings;
also killing sixteen head Of cattle. Tho
Courier says:
"wha was the immediate of the exploding Of the
talk it Is difficult TO say. Whether Il was owing
great of stea to defect in the Iron Of which
Il was constructed still further think. 60 the
sudden generation of gus Of knd, by the heating u
the bones heads, &c. with which 1t hed Is ontel,
unccrtain"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13

Ex.-Rev. U. CLARK, of Auburn, N. Y,
will speak on tho Facts, and Philosophy of
Spirituaitm, at the Court House at I o'clock
on Monday evening.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-13

Northern Bank, Kentucky, ono dollar
bills altered TO tens, very skilhhly, arc in
Look out for them!. Also for
Ohio State Bank Twos altered 10 Twontios.
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An descriptions q job Printing neatly and expedi
osly done and reasonable terms. If you desire an
such work cali at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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The following letter, evidently intended
for the "R"tircd Physician" was found ly-
ing around loose.
KoNEYFRocK, Orgus %, 1857.
Doctur II. James.
L see by yre advurtizement in the nuse-
papers that yure sands nv life have neerly
run owt. ] had no idec sand wus SO skccrce
n yure naiberhud. we have gat big land
here about tn mile long where cny qwanti.
ty NV sand ken be Dug NV & ewscd very
extcncive for bilding purposes, Ef yu ar
most owt i wude like tu git Order tn ship
yu sum moro very cheepe. the sand is
not so Fine mabee as sum yuve ccen.-
But cf va vii bio in the nuscpapers & git
the eduturs tn say it was guide it wude du
First rate. how mutch wudc yu yews in
yere d. how mutch wudc yu give Hogs
he'd fur it and pay the Frate?
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iSrepuut aournat tQll
allAGl - 1LLUA
Local aOo MiscsIIaNsOus Naifcfs.


We have the most beautiful forms of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justices and various othei
Blanks for sale AZ all times at the JoURSAL OFFICE.
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yurcs respectfully,

IL, Is. SMITH
?. S. VIII don't yu save tko Sand wen
it runs owt d. yews it agane? Ef VI, wud
micks sum mulasses with the sand it wood
ent Ran. owt so fast. Fl. b. S, isl 04
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Sptcai 7lofices! III
woOps MN rrrroRlrrr.-AmOns Al, preparations

wopps HAtn observation-disclosures Al rrcparasionsi
for the hair that have been ntoduccda infasbe, none
has galnod the popularity that Prof Woods Hair
Restorative has His Restorative hap passed tho or
deal Of lpnumcrpblc fashionable toilets and the ladies'
whcrever thcS ha stcd H. prosounec Ito pceAess ar't
Cle They GAd wcre tio iait sthnned thatlt crceesa
fresh growththAt fully restores the vegc,avo power
Of the roots the dennded places and caused the brcs
10 shoot forth It dssOlyes and dand
r prevents restores the hair to its original col
or when urayness has actually supcryened gives rich
tre impar, the softncs and heNiby Of slk 10 the hair
and keeps 1t aysluxufant healthy and In full vlgor
NJ T. Tribane.
sold by all respectable Druggists. Avg ltfft
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STATE MILITARY CoNvExTroN.-A State
Military Consention, to becomposed of the
commissioned officers Of the State, is to be
held at Columbus on the third Tuesday in
January, 1858; all officers to appear in full
dress uniform appropriate to their rank.
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Teachers, Convention.

The Teachers Convention Of Sandusky
County, will meet in Fremont at the Union
School House, on Saturday, the l4th of
November, at o'clock, P. NJ.
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Scrofila or consumption, frequently sue
ceeds . depressed state Of the nervous sys-
tenn. ~ HalN sesTF sFHsf
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DIR. I.obncIs,s scnndinnvlan memIdIes.

DIR. Igoback's scandinavian hemidies.
Every mail brings grateful letters from persons euredby
DR.. Robscks Blood Purifier and Blood Pills Many OF
these certificates are from individuals who have been sick
for years. The seeds of disease in their blood, and
could only reachedby these wonderful vegetable anti
septics which act exclusively upon the fluids Of the ys-
tem expeipg every particle of corrupt matter and re-
move all disorders OF the stomach Kidneys lungs throat
liver skin and glands. See advertisement 4lw4
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