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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
Protection of Birds nnd Game.

True sportsmen need no law to restrain
them from wantonly destroying the song
sters of the wood at any time, or game for
the table out of season. Not so with the
thoughtless boys and many of mature years,
who seem to regard every wild creature
that flies or runs as meet for death without
"bencfit of clergy" Such has been the
havoc among birds Of the most useful char
acter in the destruction of insects that in
jure grain fields and fruit crops, and of the
birds and beasts that afford palatable food
for man in due season, that the Legislatures
Of most of the Western States have passed
stringent game laws. The General Assem-
bly, of Ohio was numerously petitioned last
winter from all quarters for a similar law,
and an act was passed which took effect on
the first of May, that every owner of gun
should heed.
The Ohio Game Law provides as follows:
SEC. l. 1t shall be unlawful for any per-
son, at any time, to kill, or injure, or to pur-
sue, with such intent, on the premises of an
other, or on the public highway, or the pub
lie common, any Sparrow, Robin, Blue-bird,
Martin, Thrush, Mocking- bird, Swallow,
Meadow Lark, Oriole, Red-bird, or Cat-bird /;
or at any time after the first day of Febru-
airy and before the 18th day of September,
to kill or injurc or to pursue with such in
tent any Dove, wild Rabbit or Hare, yell
low Hammer or Flicker, except on the
premises of the person so killing, injuring,
or pursuing: Provided that nothing herein
shall be held to prevent the killing or cap
ocG IL. IL. >c
Sec. 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any per
son, al any time after the 1st day of Febru-
airy, and before the 18th day of September,
to catch, kill or destroy, or to pursue with
such intent any wild Turkey, Quail, or Vir-
ginia Partridge, rugged Grouse or Pheasant,
pinneted Grouse or Prairie Chicken, Wood
cock or wild Deer, or at any time after the
lst day of May and before the 18th day Of
September, to catch, kill or destroy, or to
pursue with such intent, any wild Goose,
Wood Duck, Teal or other wild Duck; or to
have in his possession, or expose to sale, any
of the birds or game mention in this act
during the season when the killing, injuring
or pursuing of the same is herein prohibited
Sec. 8. 1t shall he unlawful. for anv per.
son to destroy or disturb the eggs of any
birds protected by this act.
The penalty for violation of the first and
third sections is fine of from two to ten
dollars for each offence, and costs of prose.
cution; violation Of the second section fine
from five to fifteen dollars for each offence
with costs of prosecution. Prosecutions un.
er this act, shall be in the name of the State
of Ohio, before any Justice of the Peace, ol
other officer or court having jurisdiction
and all fines imposed or collected in sucl
cases, shall be paid into the County Treas
ury for the benefit of Common Schools.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
A Card to the Ladies.

DR.. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infaIble
In removing stoppages Irregularities of the
These Pills nothing but have been used by the Dr.
for many years. both in France and America with unpar
aeed success in and he is urged by many la
dies who have used them hse Pills public for the
alienation OF those suffering from any Irregularities what
ever as well as preventive to those ladies whose health
will not permit increase of family. Pregnant females
or those supposng themselves So cautioned against
using these Pills the proprietor responsible
ity after the above admonition although their mdness
would prevent any injury to health otherwise, these Pills
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price, 81. Sold wholesale and retail, BY
G. r. McCULLOCH.
Sole agents for Sandusky county to whom all orders
must be addressed They will supply the trade propr-
etos prces also send the Pills to ladies (cnn6dentay
and free from observatory by mail receipt 81 through
the Post-ofhce at Fremont, Ohio.
Cleveland Agents-EdwRrd Kingsley, 81 Ontario street.
Cleveland; o. r. W. Saekrder Druggist, 90 Superor-st
Cleveland, Ohio.
N.B. See sgnature-J. Duponeo-on each box; no 9TH
er genuine. For particulars get circular of agents.
J. DUPONC0, Proprietor.
Feb. Q, lsS7.-2y1sh Broadway Post Office, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
DIED.


In Milan, o., May 9th, 1867, Of apoplexy, Mr.. ISRAEL
wAGGosER aged 81 years. father OF of the proprieors
of the Toledo Blade.
On the Sd day of May 1857 the residence OF c. W.
Foster ESQ., Fostora Ohio H. g. Beknap, aged 27 years
As man and citizen, the deceased held in high
esteem and his untmely death is sincerely regretted BY
the entire community.
The following preamble and resolutions adopted
by Fostoria Lodge, l. o. o. F.. No. 3e5;
WHKREAs, The deceased was most active and Jealous
member of the O. O. r. Of FoBtoria Lodge No. 306 Fos-
'toria, Ohio,
RESOLVED, That the death OF beloved brother, H.
s. Bellknap regard loss, which will be long and
severely felt by the community in which he lived and the
fraternity atlarge, and especially by the Lodge Of
which he was a member.
RESOLVED That we all, with accord offer the be-
reaved friends OF deceased brother wArmest
pathies in their Affections and would offer aword of con-
ISOLATION, did we know how.
RESOLVED, That small tribute of respect to de-
ceased brother the members of Fostora Lodge No 35
the usual badge Of mourning for thirty days. and
that hall and the furniture of Lodge be clothed in
mourning for the same period Of time.
RESOLVED That's copy of the foregoing preamble and
these resolutions be inserted upon the minutes of this
Lo ge and that certified copy Of the be transmit
ted TO the friends of the deceased brother.
JACoB FRiroHER, sec'y JOEL HALE N. G.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
nr. nnhneIz,a rheorr nnd PractIcc.

It would seem that DR.. Robacks Scandinavian Reme-
dies have taken the highest rank among the standard
medicines ofthe day. His theory is that In whatever
ran disease may show ITSELF its in the blood
Hence his famous Swedish curatves the Blood Purifier
and the Blood Pills designed to act specifically upon
the sanguineous aud. One thing cannot be disputed
they produce most salutary effects in apparently
hopeless Individuals who have suffered for years
from dyspepsia scrofua eruptions of the skim broncs
asthma general prostraton, liver complaint rheumatism
neuralgia and many other distressing maladies report
theuselves their signatures radically cured
y course Of these remedies. The claims of Dr. Robacks
advertisements are therefore supported by competent
proof See advertisement. laws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

E% R. P. BUoKLAND, Esq, has had the
upsightly cornice which has heretofore MARI
cd the appearance of his building removed,
(the block in which our Office is situated }
and is having ittastefully rebuilt and painted.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

PERsoNAL.--G. w. CLICK Esq, has loca-
ted in Sandusky City, wherc he intends
practicing his profession-thc law. Mr.
CLICK is favorably known as lawyer and
politician. Success to you, George, in every
thing except your politics.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

And all other kinds Of STYLES at tho retail prices.
To the purchasers Of our pens present numbered
ticket on every dollars worth purchased which entities
the holder by extra payment of25 cents each tick
ct to premium varying in value from 81 70 800. The
premiums consist Of various articles OF ewcry viz: Gold
and Silver Watches Silver Goblets Silver Fruit Baskets
Gold Guard chains for Ladies', 1ockets Bracelets Cents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains Thimbles Breastpins, Ear
drops Studs Rings Crosses, &c. kc Of which sell
less than 81 Country purchasers may rely being
fairly dealt with regards the prizes as II they them
selvea present.
been In operation for three years and thousands
have bought Of u.s. and have learned that any
dissatisfied. This plan affords every oppor
unity OF obtaining gold watch other article Of
jewelrg, for trining ALI pens, pencil cases.
&c. are manufactured by ourselves with great care and
we offer them at precisely the prices asked In all
other stores in the city To agents offer the most ad
vantageous offers and every energetic person do well
by working for We wish agents In every place In the
country, and persons who would like TO become SUCH will
please to address and will send them printed clrcu
lars Of prices terms &c We have stated periods for
distribution The moment pen is purchased, the the
purchaser s entitled to receive his premium on the
ment OF 26 cents extra.
All orders by mail should he addressed
MERRICK, BENTON DEAN,
1856 Broadway, New York
N B: Gold pens re-pointed In superior manner En-
close the pen and 80 cents In p o. Stamps and the pen
will be re pointed and returned postpaid. 15m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

Investigations into the natures of the
malndy, which has lately been so fatal TO
the hogs IN the southern and middle por-
ton of the State, have brought to light the
fact, that in one barrel Of whiskey manufac-
tured at tho distilleries, there is strichnine
enough TO kill thirty men,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

AJEwELLER IN FREMoNT.-Mr. LEPPEL-
NAN has procured the services of an expe-
rienecd worker in gold and silver. This is
what has been needed here. Heretofore
when our citizens wished to have work man.
ufactured after their own taste they had to
go to Cleveland or some Of the cities. See
advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

NART1N AlfEs' EsTATE.-Notice is hereby given
wi that the aubscrber has been appointed and quAh
ed ~ administrator the estate Of Martin Ames late
Sandusky county, deceased. Dated at Fremont the "a
day OF May, ls55.-15w3 STEPHEN n. EMERSON
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

~ BErrs CO. having quit the Msreaniils busiosss
ID are anxious 10 close up their hooks and aenonns
and We hone that all indebted either by note OF book
You viii and our once In ths second story ssms h9l5
ing gformeriy occupied BY N. u. BEtf8 = CO.
fr1nsnS April 10. 1857. iba
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
M A r. RTE D,

On the 18th instant at the Presbyterian Church in this
yplsce by the Rev. E. Bushnell, Mr. ISAAC N. KELLER
Editor of this paper and Miss JANETTE ELLIOT all of
Fremont.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
frsmont AonrnaI.
Local ana 1GisceIIapecus Naffefs.
OUR ADVERTISERS.

He that IN TIE rorid sOHid rise,
Must READ THE NEWS and ADvKRTIsRi"
l.. Leppelman-New Jeweller.
Changers Commercial College.
Board Of EducatioD--Tax TO be voted.
George Hebisens Estate-Administor appointment.
Jas. Mtehel's Estato-sale Of house and lot.
RS. Rice son-Physicians and Surgeons.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
BROADWAY GOLD PEN
MANUFACTURING COMPANY.

Office, No. sS5, Broadway, NJ y.
EouRTH Quarterly Sale Of Gold and Silver watches,
IL Geld Watch Chains Jocsets, Bracelets, &c, &c.
list Of Retail Prices Of Peas, &C.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15

NN-------- ---"---- --~HA~@ ~
In addition TO the foregoing the corporation contact
ed with John gecseman 10 build house for the old roR
han Gun for the Of 6s soI00 dollars which enfm
not been audited bat the Treasurer has paid the su o.
hfty dollars IT, which should be deducfer from the
T.. NJ HuLBURD,
April 30, 1851 laws Recorder
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Water Lime, 81
CAN BE FOUND AT THE
HARDWARE STORE OF
ROBERTS & SHELDON.
February ~. 1857.
Legal Notice.
February 81. 1851.

THRAsTUS b. WffrCHER, viii take Dotioe that WIN.
10 lam Hamer Of the county Of eandusky In the siata
Of Ohio did the twenty day Of April A d. 1851
Ole ha petition In the Court Of Common Pleas Within
and for the county OF eandusky, and State Of Ohio
against the said Erastus b. Whitches and Charles j. Or
too defendants setting forth that The said Erartns D.
Whitcher gave mortgage to the 1aid william Harner o
the following Real Estate situate In the county Of San
dusky and State OF Ohio bonndad ane described - pa
Of the west half Of the northwest quarter Of section
ber thirteen township four range sixteen oonfnoncr
where the east line ofUnion street in the of Center
ve In said county, intorrecs the south line Of the Wscl
ern Reserve and Mauee turnpike theneo eAgsFy along
the south line Of said turnpike un n interseos the s
line Of the sandnsky City kIndana rsiroAd thsEcs sou
westerly along the west line Of said railroad the north
limo OF lot number nine thence IN wegtsriy diFeciiee
along the line ofsad lot number nine nunbar ten
I'll intarseets the east line Of Union srsct thencs IN
noFheasery direction along the east line of said union
street TO the place Of beginning containing and one
hafaere ofand more less; aso lot number twenty
In Hamers addition to the town o. Csutsrfle In said
township and county 10 the payment or sixteen
hundred dollars according 10 certain note referred - N
said mortgage and that since the giving OF ead mortgage
the said Charles J. Oron has purchased said property
the thereof and praying that the ed Eraa
tus b. Whtcher pay aid nov claimed To b doe
Of seventeen handred and dollars and
eens with interest," from April hrst eiehtssu hum
dIed and that said premises may bs sold 70
nav the same and the said EraHus Whitoher Il notfs1
that required TO appear and petition %
the thirteenth day of June eighteen and
hfty-ssven. BY ID. J. BAKTLEff SON
AprilsA 1881. lsws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
DER. TURR0
May and June Appointments.

may anu june appointments.
DR.. II. TUBBs, will be in attendance as follows;
FREMONT. Kcssler's American, Monday, 1st June.
sANDUSRY, st. Lawrence House. Friday, 29tb May.
TIFFlN, Shawhan House, Tuesday, I'd June.
NOR consultation upon all diseases ofthe Throat LunRs
I Heart, Liver Stomach Bowels, Kidneys, and Spleen,
also, DrOpsy Gravel Rheumatism Nervousness Debility
Dyspepsia Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impn
rites OF the Blood Eruptions, Cancers Ulcers and all
and internal.
For years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time 10
chronic diseases, treating Thousands annually, many Of
whom had exhausted every other within reach
In mineral other pOsOns employed does
he make sek TO make peH tear dOpA to build ain
The medicines can be 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
covered under the treatment after friends and PHYSICIANS
had given up all hope the indspuabe evidence Of which
always be furnished InvAids however reduced
spairng invited TO CALL and may be assured that
encouragement will be given expense incurred without
corresponding prospect Of recovery,
HEART DISEASE.
Affections Of this vital organ being generally though
ncurable subon the following from old resident Of
Seneca county, Ohio;
Butternut Ridge, Seneca CO.. Nov, 1856
DIR. Tubbs-Dear Sir; My son, Simon Jackson having
been restored to health by treatment Of graf
tude In you well desire to benefit others makes Il
duty to certify to and the public generally that
he was afflicted with acute Rheumatic Affection result
ofthe heart with violent palpion. For weeks ne was
unable to lie down at ALL and everything which had been
aene for him was OF no avail, whatever, about
despsirng entirely OF his recovery But am happy TO
say tnaF your remedies and treatment entirely
eessia sneetdne radical cure; and there has heen
turn OF That disease TO this time which is about
sn' n'serTsns JOSEPH JACKSON,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
Speciai lotices.

Ii you want a good nice Fence
around your premises, go to McGEE a. HAYNES,
who manufacturing style which Is Neal, Dur
able and cAsap II Is made in sections, with two and
thros rails, and be set up in hathe time usually
required 10 build common fence You see samples
at THEIR FACTORY, EAST srpRoy raE RIVER.
THE Spring is the best time in
Me whole year, 10 pNt BLINDS o. yOur House. They
add TO the worth ofyour place. all they cost They pro-
tsct y6f furtthre xud carpets from being injured by
strong light my nothing Of the cool comfort they i'm
part daring the weather They be had short
notice, by leaving your orders at the Factory OF
April "a, 1851, 13u MCGEE n HAYNES.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-15
A LIST OF
Broken and Unourrent Banks
BIT =. 6. WHITE, CASHIER BANK OF FREMONT.

We do not undertake to all broken and uncureni
aper, but to give that which is most frequently offered
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
Il O B T., r II l. 70 N S
CAPTIVITY.

[MrGrSNEss' "Oi-inachson" has sketch OF
the lite Of RosERr LYON, one Of the heroes OF
the Indian Wars of the Revolution. A son
Of that r, bert Lyon. bearing The same name.
is residing in Lewsburg, in good health and
sound memory, at the age of seventy years.
He has heard SO often from his fathers lips
his narrative, ,'ha, he is sure Of the correctness
Of the following sketch, which he has furnished
for the Caronicie. a son and grandson Of
Robert Lyon the elder, each bearing the same
name, are on record at Washington among
here furnished is verified by JAMES Rem, Sr.,
OF Poltsgrove, who was intimately acquainted
with Mr. lyon.-rhe perusal of Mr.Meginness'
work will call attention 10 errcrs and elucda,e
facts tending 10 perfect our history.l
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
sS-THE U. S. SENATORS chosen th


aS-THE U. S. SENATORS chosen thi!
year are as follows:
Maine Hannibal Hamlin for the long
term, and Amos Nourse for the short term
Both Republicans. No change.
Massachusetts, Charles Sumner, Rep,
reelected, only scattering votes against
him.
Rhode Island. James F.Simmons, Rep,
in place of Charles T. James, Dem.
New York Preston King, Rep, by an
overwhelming maj. in place Of Hamilton
Fish, oldline Wing.
Mchynn. Zachariah Chandler, Rep,
in place of Gen. Cass. Chandler had So
votes, and Cass -. Alas for "squat,er
sovereignty"
Isany|cania. Simon Cameron, Rep,
in place of Richard Brodhead, Dem.
Dciarare Mr.. Bayard for the long
term, Mr. Bates for the short term, to fill
the vacancy Of MIR. Clayton, Am. Both,
Dcm.
Florida. Mallory, Dem, reelected.
Missouri. j. s. Green, Dem, for the
short term in place of Atchison, Dem,
and Gov Trusten Polk, Dem, in place Of
Mr. Geyer, old line Whig.
Lpa Mr.. Harlan, Rap, re- elected by
so maj.
Wisconsin James r. Doolittle, Rep,
in place of Gen. Dodge, Dem.
Iniiana. Two to choose, the Dem. last
year being in minority aud refused to 90
into an election. This year the Rep. pur-
sued the same course. Less than quo
rum of each House met and choose Messrs.
Bright and Fitch, Dem. BY the decision
of the U. s. Senate in the case Of Mr.. Har-
Ian Of Iowa, tha. body can not admit these
gentlemen, as not simply one but both
branches lacked quorum.
CuHtornia has two to elect.
sG-It is worthy of note that not sim
gle Senator of Free State who took par.
in passing the Kansas Nebraska Bill Of
1854, has been reelected. The North
has lost no opportunity to visit, upon those
architects of dscord, condign punishment,
1t is lesson which will live in history. 1t
should serve as an everlasting warning that
public treachery is sure, in the end, to
meet retribution
Lewisburg chronicle. [volume] (Lewisburg, Pa.) 1850-1859, 1857-02-13
Nlidlinburg Correspondence
To tho Editors Of the Lewisburg Chronicle:
MIPVJINRITRG Feb = 1881

To tho Editors Of the Lewisburg Chronicle:
MIFFLINBURG, Feb. 5, 1887.
MEssRs EDITORS Since tho Star i
"under cloud" and can not reflect tn
light and progress Of this pleasant villag
abroad, | presume few ''peucilipgs Illus
trative of the scenes enacted here, and th
lights aud shades which fit across the pub
lie mind, will be welcome to you and you
kind readers.
! On Monday evening last, we were mos
pleasiugly entertained in the Presbyterian
Church, with lecture delivered by Prof
Stoddard, on the subject Of Education
The Prof. in his preliminary remarks, III
tinated be did not know what points tC
dwell upon, but that his object was to hi
education, and amusipgly illustrated his
position by an anecdote. An intoxicated
father and his son were hunting squirrels
The son fired at one three times with no
other effect than to drive him higher on
the tree. The old man, chagrined at the
i'll success Of lis boy, took the gun, ner-
vously, raised it up, and staggering and
shaking, fired! Down came the squirrel,
and in triumph the old man declared that
was the way to do it. ayes, but, "exclaim-
cd the young hopeful, "dad, you aimed all
over the tree, and could not help hitting
him" The Prof happily hit his mark
with an eloquent, brilliant, broadside fire,
but, We assure our readers, unlike the old
hunter, he was perfectly sober. Such men
and such lectures can not fail to promote
the great cause of education, and VIC assure
the Prof. his effort was gratifying and ap-
preciated by many, Notwithstanding all our
old fogies and bachelors conspired to vote
down the prcjec. Of building lew school
house at recen: town meeting.
Rev. Mr.. Black has protracted the meet
ing iu the NJ. L. Church, since its dediea-
ton, and number have been converted.
Rev. Mr.. Dashiell, Of your place last night
preached from the text, "W hat can it
profit man if he gain the whole world
and lose his own soul ?"
John Snyder, residing at Orwig's mill,
the other day while engaged in splitting
rails, met with serious accident. A wood
en- wedge driven into frosted log, few
out with great force, hitting him in the
face it broke iu his upper jaw, cut cash
through aside Of bis nose, and bruised the
entire right side of bis face, shockingly.
DR.. A. j. Crotzer was called and with his
usual skill dressed the wound, and We learn
Mr.. Snyder is doing we'll.
A laudable spirit of progress has been
aroused in MifHinburg, and augurs well
for the improvement Of our naturally beau
tiful place. Two new Churches, steam
Touring mill, a new school house, and a
number of fine large dwelling houses, will
undoubtedly ego up during the year in
proof of our assertion.
Yours respectfully, RT.