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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21
Medical Irnpossibilities.

For long time certain class of diseases have bafied
the skill practice of the most eminent members of the
regular medical faculty Foremost among these we might
Instance epilepsy falling cts. Happily now by the skill
inventive genius of eminent chemist of Baltimore
Nd this disease has been brought within the means of
We aude to the preparation called the vEeET ABLE
EXTRACT EPEPTIc PILLS, invented and prepared by Dr.
SETH S. HANcE, of 1os Baltimore street, Baltimore, Nd
Since their discovery many persons who had given up all
hopes being cured have been restored to the full
enjoyment Of health Prominent among these we might
enumerate Mr. Harrison Lightoot of Huntsville Aaba-
ma. Mr. l.. has suffered much from Epilepsy, as any
other person in the word knowing what was to
pass week without having attack and often falling in
the of Huntsville He is fully restored and
has not been attacked for than year. Dr. Hances
Pills have been the of this These pills
also very servicesbc for persons Of weak Dr.
Hance sends them any part of the country the
ceipt Of remittance Price, box, 81 two, $5 twelve
s24 Address Seth s. Hance, los Baltimore street. Balt
more Md. 2Sw4
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Dissatisraction Among the Jews.

The Pittsburgh Gazette Of the 18th says: {:
Some of the most respectable gentlemen
of the Israelitish descent now living and do.
ing business in this city have signed call
for a meeting to be held this evening at their
synagogue, to take the Treaty made and
concluded by our late administration, be-
tween the United States and Switzerland,
excluding all Israclites from the benefits de-
rived from this Treaty to the citizens of tho
Union, into consideration.
They declare that rs a body they consid-
or tho treaty unconstitutional, and that the
late administration has inflicted great
wrong upon them, and given them just
ground for complaint, they being ga peacea
Die, loyal and law-abidipg part Of this Re
public" and citizens of the United States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

Col. Forney, in his new paper, the PhiIa-
delphia Evening Press, says of the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor Of Massachu-
sets :-"Who knows but Mr.. Banks may
set up his own Presidential standards He
made capital speaker of the House; he
sailed through all the troubles of his party
with much tact; and he was so generally
impartial that Mr.. Aiken, of South Carroll
ma offered the resolution complimenting him
Rely on it, he has an eye on the White
House"
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DEATH AaoNo OUR SrArHsMEK.--Mcss-

DEATH AEoNo OUR SrATEsMEN.--Mcss-
rs. Marcy and Dobbin, two of President
Pierce's Cabinet have died since his retire.
ment and Postmaster General Campbell
has buried his wife. Out of fifty-ninc
members of the Senate during the last Con-
eress no less than five Gayo already passed
away: Messrs. Clayton, of Delaware; Bell,
of New Hampshire; Adams, o. MisslsslP-
pi; Butler, Of South Carolina; and Rusk,
of Texas, who was elcted President pro
tempore of the Senate at the close Of his
term. Rarely do we find 50 large an
amount Of mortality in so short time in
a political family, ...
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,Gs- Victims Of Rhcumatism, read this

cLEARpoRr, Fairfield Co., o., June 4, 1857
Dr. c. W. Roback No. 8, East Fourth Street, Cincinnati"
o. Dear sir:-Ths spring hired to work on farm dur
ing the summer but became severely afflicted with
Rheumatism and II disabled me mnch that was com
PEELED qutwork After being confined to my room for
me procured of your agents at this place. Me'sr
Abbott Sons bottle of your Scandinavian Blood Pur
fer box your Blood Pa andafter the use them
was restored to perfect health One bottle Of your Blood
Purifier and one box your Blood Pills performed per-
feet cure Being satisfied that is invaluable remedy,
send you this published II you think proper that
others similarly afflicted may have the benefit of my expe-
qience 27vb SILAS SPRINGER.
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In sandusIsy Common Pleas.

In sanduslky Common Pleas.
Lewis D. Williams,
Stephen NJ. Stewart ct. al. -rs
stephen NJ. Stewart Martha Stewart Michael McArdIe
Angene McArdle, LoTanzo d. wiiiia1ns Alexander
Williams Edward Williams, Harrison williams
John Williams John Grayeyes Francis Cot
ter, Betsey Cotter, Martha Wlama, and
the unknown heirs of James Williams, deceased
WILL TAKE NOTICE. that petition was hed against
w them the thirteenth day Of July eighteen hun.
dred and hy-Rcyen, In the Court OF Common Pleas with
In and for the county of Sandusky State Of Ohio by Lewis
Williams demands partition Of the following real estate
known and described Wana Reserve in section mum.
In the county Of fSanduk Ohio containing one hundred
and sixty acres OF land aud at the next term Of said Court
partition may be made Of said premises setting on and
signing to him seyentyave and 62l thereof
BY him held In seveFaty and setting OF and the
dover Of Martha Williams widow Of Alexander Williams
deceased. D. j. RARTIFTT SON -
July Is, 1857. fswf Attys for Plaintiff.
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mARKETs.

New YORK, Aug. 19-Flour dun and lower; $3.50 State
TO $50 for extra Wheat dull and declining 3a6c less;
red 160 white 1So Corn steady s5aS6c. Oats dull 6sa6s
Pork 25, so mess, p so prime.
OswEGo, Aug, Is-wheat. l,42 Milwaukee Club, l,3o
Chicago spring. Al Ill winter. Corn, active, TTa7Sc
BUFFALO, Aug l9.-Flour decidedly lower 26Ae rs
offer l,6o. Corn fat holders asking 7o buyers offer rs.
Oats, new SO.
CHICAGO, Aug. 1s.Wheatttl doing No. l, rs deliv
cred at mill, No 10 in store. Corn buyers 73c Of
fered ffea on board.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

The Trustees of Mississippi College have
honored Rev. DR.. Wayland-for many years
President of Brown University the first
Baptist Institution in this country-with
tho following resolution:
RESOLVED, That the Trustees Of Mississippi
College do hereby condemn the teachings
of DR.. Wayland, in his "Moral Science" on
the subject of African Slavery, and that the
Faculty of the College be requested to dis
continue the use of Wayland's Moral Science
as text book.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years of age, having lost
his Father two Brothers, Daughter Son-in-law neph
and Neces, by that dreadful disease Consumption,
and suffering with Cough himself determined to visit
the East Indies Egypt and JAPAN where he discovered
Prepsntire and Certain Cure for Colds Coughs, Bron-
cough cured Immediately; he returned cured his rel
atve who inherited the disease and in connection with
his son. have employed It in their practice curing thou
pose of rescung many Of his suffering fellow beings
possible he is sending the recipe to all who wish It for 10
cens three pay the postage and the balance print
ing. Address Dr. Heath, lol Spring street, opposite St.
Nicholas Hotel, New York. 20n3
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Car Timc-Leaving Fremont.
For the Journal.
0TENE FIELD rs THE wORLD.O

"TEHE FIELD Is THE WORLD.o
"The harvest truly is penteous but the laborers
ew."-MatthAw TX; 81.
seei the harvest field is ripcning,
Ready for the reapers hand;
And the precious sheaves must be-
Gathered te the better land.
Hear ye not the solemn mandate,
Floating from the realms Of lightl
"work while yet the day is with you,
For too quickly comes the night"
Stand ye not thus idly dreaming,
For the Savior speaks to you
Bids you work now in His harvest
i" For the laborers are few"
Leave the path of worldly pleasure,
Strive to do your Masters will;
Strive to win from Him blessing,
Strive your duty to fulfill.
Take no thought for food or raiment,
Think not what the morrow brings,
For your heavenly Father knoweth,
Ye have need Of all these things
He doth clothe the fields with verdure,
He doth feed the fowls OF air;
How much more then, DER His children,
viii He keep watchful care.
Faint not, though thy way be clouded,
For the weary soul shall rest;
And rich reward awaits you,
In the mansions of the blest. KATE CLAIR.
FREMONT, AUGUST, 1867.
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IL collision took place Long Island Sound, on
the morning Of the 15h between steamboat and pro-
pellor the latter sinking almost instantly Thirteen lives
were lost rr fter.I
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Special Notices.
liz you want a good nice Fence
T,4r Spring is the best time in
AEaIDIGEST," such Is he ,,,,,

ing Of the cord "PEPsIN," or of the two Greek words
from which Is derived This ste significant and an
propriate title of the TRUE DIG sTIvE FLUID. or GAS
TRIO JUICE, prepared by ~ J. s. Houghton, of Pha-
delpha, for the cure Of Indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t
natures own remedy Tor an unhealthy stomach No art
Of man can equal Its curative powers It renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health See advertise
ment in another part of this paper. 2oyl
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8rsmont AonrnaI.
Local ana NTiscsIlapSoQs Dattsfs.
Mercantile CnIlore.

Wehave Scholarship in one Of the most popular Mer
camille Colleges Of the country, which so will sell on ia
vorable terms. Call at tho JouRNAL oyY,or
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.JOb Printing.

All descriptions of Job Printing neatly and exped
uodsly done and reasonable terms. If you desire
/ such work call at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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JUDAS IscAR1oT AND THE MEDIuM.-The
following intelligence from tho spirit-land,
will undoubtedly be interesting to the faith
full in our midst. The communication was
made by Mrs. Porter of New York city,
to Wall street broker:
Judas states that he betrayed his Master for the money
because he poor and needed IT. further that ne
eeived II from the high priest about eleven O'Clock in the
evening; that he born in Jerusalem 1862 years ago.
that he lived ye years after the Cruchxion then
choked upon chair.-M Y. Post.
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Rlnn,,s.

we nave the most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgages
Qu Oaims ana all krds Of Justices, and various other
Blanks for sale at all times at the JouRNAL orrIoE
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Passengers at Bellevue and Monrocvc wishing to take
Telegraph Express viii go to Norwalk on Freight.
Trains will stop at stations marked n only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them on signal being made.
Trains will stop at stations marknd W. only leave pas
scngcrs from Grafton Cleveland.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-08-21

From Ceveland-An trains connect at Toledo, directly
with trains of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The s35 am, and $40 p M, trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo, Wabash and Western Railroad, for
Fort Wayne Logansport, Lafayette Danve Springfield
Naples, Alton st. Louis, &c.
The 440 and 835 and $40 p trains form direct
connections between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton
and Cincinnati.
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East
The $50 m, train connects at Monroeve with trains
of Mansfield Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield Pitts
burgh, &c.
The $50 and $50 M, and 455 trains, connect at
Clyde Sandusky, with Mad River and Lake Erie Rail-
road, for Cincinnati Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh r. R., for Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, Balt-
more, &c. f. D. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Office c. & T. Railroad,
Cleveland, July 2S, 1857 jan.1, ,1S57tf
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Clothing.
professional Notices.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNIONS,
" SOFT COREs NAILS GROWING INTO THE ELESH,
AND EVERY DISORDER OF The fEET wlTHUuT
CUTTING or WITHOUT CAUSING THE SLIGHTEST
PAIN a. n ., p.u NJ.
Chopedist Majesty the King Of Bavars and on sew
sra of Europe having been specially invited 70
NewYork to attend distinguished families itsnds re-
from, 10 O'clock o. m at No a Amity st. between Wooster
COPIES TESTIMONIALS
From His Majesty. the King OF Bavaria
Mr. Schosser extracted several Corns from His Mses
tvs feet without giving the least pain"
y Certified by comm aud Of His Majesty,
BARON Won FOLLEE
From their Royal Hghnsssss the Princes Carl ana Auton o
Hohen zollerl Sgmarinsen.
"M shosse completely cured the Corns OF Their hoyG
the Princes of Hohenzolern Sigmannsen WIN
great dexerty and without the least pain ~ csnm1G :"
their Royal Hsbnesses." SCnAErhA
From N. A. Dsstrshsn, esq OF New Orleans La
M Schosse extracted two Corns for me IN nve MN
utes and without giving the sishtest pain, o-,
N A. DEsTREHAN, OF New Orleans.
Paris, August %. 1855"
certify that NJ Schosser has extracted for me number Of
Corns without psn. n L. MAooN
In addition 10 the well authenticated Testimonials,
nsnv more In his possession snong when are sew
ss from families Of America whom ne cured
Paris, can be BY fsvorng him with call Ms once
Observe No A Amy between Wooster and ThompsoA'
SITS New York .,
n BIO professional come cton with any person
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THE TRIBUNE MANIAC for
Il 1857,
In addition to the usual Calendar Pages and Astronomical
Calculations, contains:
VERY FULL AND COMPLETE ELECTION RETURNS
by States Congressional Districts aud Counties for 1856
fully compared with the returns Of former years
THE IMPORTANT ACTS OF CONGRESS, condensed
THE GOVERNMENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
LIST OF MEMBERS OF THE LAST CONGRESS, and
Of the next as far as elected classified politically.
A CONCISE STATEMENT OF THE DOINGS IN KAN
SAS during the past year.
ANACCOUNT OF THE REMARKABLE CONTEST FOR
SPEAKER Of the House of Representatives.
AN ARTICLE ON THE STATE OF EUROPE.
AN ACCOUNT OF THE MOVEMENTS OF GENERAL
WALKER aid his FillbuteT Companions in Nicaragua.
A CLASslFIEDtLIsT OF THE GOVERNORS OF THE
STATES Times Of Holding Elections Meeting Of Legsa'
lures &c.
THE PLATFORM OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY, with
statement those Of the DEMOCRATIC and AMER
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Sales bp Autiion.
N. WILSON. kTotioneer

UCTION NOTICE.-Maenifnent HOUSE,
"A HOLD FURNITURE contained In the four story resi-
fth For public for CASH
on TUESDAY July lo ocock the entire content. Of 'sd
hou.. cop.,tpg part Ot ,osiy Rosewood ssv.nocaye
Piano Porte, richly ipad with pe.r two up~or rosewood
Psro sp,. satin sDo two rs.wcod suites
Pier and Oval French pste Mirrors heavy lace Wisdow Cur
aud Comics rosewood Secretary bookc.se hned with
essant rosewood Etsserrs with plate sss ooors
and back velvet and Brussels Csrpet. essRt nina yssts
Ormolu Clocks Psrian and Bsue Figures costy vi Paint
inss smbscbg various subjects together with large and
vssy Of DuiDgroom Furniture osk Extension
Tables II 10 and IS feet. China Tea and Dinner Sets ivory and
pesr Cutlery Silver Ware cous.iog Of Tes and Dinner Ser
Wee Caster ssve Spoons Forks Cake Bske.s hesvy cfys
ta-cut Gas Ware &c. Also all the Bedroom Furniture,
which he costly description richly carved rosewood
aud mahogany Bdeads Bureau. aud Nssbands TO ustch ;
n.sDfc. Mt Fr- ch China Toilet Sets B hair Messe-
Bo,ers and Pillows silk satin aid NsIscles sed spreat
bedroom Carpets Mirrors Clocks stair Crp,ts Oh Cloths,
rosewood bronze Hall Stand Basement Fafnitnre ke,
hole Of which mostly mso- 20 order aud Of the
beet description. The above sal1 IL positive. :
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Boar6 an6 Rooms.

BOARDING at 45, AZ and 49 East Broadway
Room, for Gentlemen their Wives also for single Cen
trmen Families visiting the city, from s. to 81 80 per day
DOOMS-With or without breakfast, can be had
II in the house No. 81 West 18th st. Bath In the house
ReferencesreQured
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fine Arts.

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Il vooa Inv PRICES PATENT PROCESS. suitable for
craving furnished at short notice. at No 80 Faton fourth
floor. 49, ID WATKINS . ".
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TVyHE CASE of DRIED SCOTT has been con-
densed into large, compact Pamphlet Of o4 pages sid
/. now for sale this Office. This pamphlet contains:
l. The Case, made up for and submitted TO the u u
preme Court; 49,. s.---s2t---. -a- .f~ 80
- The Judgment as rendered by Chief Judge fancy with
his Opinion in full the various matters in dispute;
Ill The Substance varying Points Of the wholly or par
tally concurring Opinions and Points OF Justices
Wayne Nelson, GIer, Daniel, Campbell and Cafron;
w The Substance Points of Justice Mceans dissenting
Opinion;
" The dissenting Opinion in full Of Justice Curtis
VI An Analysis Of the Points Ruled and the Opinions de-
Evered
VII The Report and Resolves with reference to this Decision
of the Legislature of our State.
Price, IS singy five copies for 81; twelve for So
SIS per hundred.
We respectfully solicit orders from all Of whatever sect or
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boud be considered by the American People
Address GREELEY Il McELRATH,
Tribune Office New York.
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nj. A. M. MEawIs, Aootsueer
DY BANGS, BROTHER d CO.-Tnde Sale
~ Rooms, No. Is P1kIrow.


I AND for SALE at PUBLIC AUCTION, in
~ the town of Rye, Westehs County consisting Of
Lots from to eseh lying on the Old Bo.tca Post
Road between the villages Of Rye and Port Chsst- Tnis
hand Of the Carpenter fsru much Improved and In
good part the farm thrr. Fruit and
Fores, Trees The land elevated and commands exsa
Of the and Lcns Island sound one half mile
dissnt The above win be- sd the highest bidder to close
up the purchase made by the undermined q The above Farm
The place the premises the 18th day Of JAY
at II O'Clock Gentlemen nom the city taking New Haven
Cars at O'Clock and stopping ct Rye Port Chester
depot will find sges take them 10 the ground In time TO
view the the sale Terms Of Sseo per cent on
day and Is In - day aer ct which nne sood
Wssntee DEEDS win be given bsaoce on Bond ard M"rssse
3to 6ysGs THoMAS beS iit,vxnporu
For further information inquire at the Office Of ABENDRorH
BROTHERS. Nos. lt9 and III Beekman-st New-fork
TINRADE SALE Of ~, 0JO eases BOOTS, SHOES
and BROGANS, at Asction. Oh elk months eredit-On
THURSDAY, July l6 1857 ct o'clock al store OF AAhVN
CHAPLIN Nos 1863 III ITS Of Boston-bORIN0
Phil LIPS Auctoneers.-Wi be sold at Public Auction
10 Coo eases Boots Shoes snd Broans comprising general
sornent Of fresh manufactured aud sessonsoe Goods sa,oea
10 ~, southern Western and New EnslsHd Trade b.fsi
nyil.se. viii Be given where there Dupcste TEsMss
An bills over 2ce months satisfactory notes under S11
cash per cent Catalogues and samples fesoy of
ination Monday Morning, July Is
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pleasure Extensions.


GRAND EXCURSION to FORT HAMILTON.
~ Pare II certs.-Tbe STATEN ISLAND FERRY
BOATS, South Fery lesyins at aud 10 Y
snd6 o. M connecting at Quarantine Landing with the FORT
HAMILTON FERRY t8! Hl m. III n ~, 6lpp.
The boat leaves Fort Hamilton for staten Island al a. 81 III
% a. 81 81 n connecting 10 all her tips with the Staten
Island boats Tor New.Yok. Stages at Fort Hamilton for
Greenwood aud Brooklyn Boats be procured at fort
Hsioi,on for fishing, sailing &c.
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mo STEAMBOAT OWNERS and BUILDERS.

no STEAMBOAT OWNERS and BUILDERS.
i "GRIFFITHS PATENT SCREW PROPELLER"
The attention Of Steamboat Owners and Builders psrticu
larry invited to the -. .-u.
GRF At SUPERIORITY OF GRIFFITHS PROPELLER
over n. Others used in the propulsion Of Steam Vessels
Many and various experiments have been made to est this
proreler against the very best in use;
lNb i'm ALL CASES 1T HAS COME OFF VICTORIOUS
II can be set to any desired pitch 10 efficient for given
,f,. Of blade little vibration to the Of the
vessel gives high results for the amount Of applied and
o6 brt little resistance when the vessel under sl only
TFRMs FOR ITS INTRODUCTION AND USE LIBERAL
For further Information spplyto
CHARLES w. COPELAND
Sole Agent for the United States,
No sc Broadway New YORK.