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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11
The American Horses in England.

Priorcss made her second appearance on
the English Turf, at Lewes, on August IL,
for the Sussux County Cup; single dash
of two miles; Goodwood Cup weights con-
ditions To this race, there were sixteen
subscribers, including some four or five Of
the best horses on the English Turf. We
suhioin the result of the race
The Sussux Cup, value $1,000 0he sur
plus in specic,) by subscription of $50 each,
with $3.50 added; three year olds, los lbs
four, l24 lbs; five, l31 lbs. six and aged
1873 lbs. Goodwood Cup conditions, will
the additional proviso that the winner of the
Goodwood Cup, in the present year shall
carry I lbs, in lieu of Q lbs. extra Two
miles; 10 subs.
Mr. j. S. Douglass' Tournament by Touclstone years.
105 lbs (Fordham) m).--------------.----..
Mr.. c. sncwirg's Poestar years, 127 lbs Olatmanl-
Mr.. Howsrds Chevaier d1ndustlie, years, 1O5 lls,
Mr.. Ten Broecks PrioresF, Years, LOG his. charon)
Mr. Parker's Alice, years, lO6 lbs, (Adams)
Timo of the race not given in our tele
graphic report.
1t will be seen by the above that Charl
ton, the celcbrated English jockey, VIII
won the late Derby and the Oaks, viii
Blink Bonny, has been taken in Mr.. Tel
Brocck's service.
We shall be in receipt of full and vcr
batim rcport.--Porter's Spirit.
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Resolutions adopted by The Free state
Men at GrasshOpper Falls.

WHEREAS, it is of tho most vital i,npor-
tance to the people of Kansas, that the ter
ritorial government should be controlled by
the bona-fide citizens thereof and
WHEREAS, Gov. Walker has repeatedly
pledged himself that the people of Kansas
should have full aud fair vote before inn
partial Judges, at the election to be held on
the first Monday in October next, for dele
gate to Congress, and members of the terri
torial Legislature and other officers; there
fore - d t-. asiaag. tr
Resolved, That the people of Kansas, in
mass convention assembled, agree to partic-
ipate In said election. .,--,. ~,
Resolved, That in thus acting we rely up
on the faithful fultilment of the pledge ot
Gov. Walker, and that we, as heretofore
protest against the enactments forced upon
us by the votes of the people of Missouri
Resolved, That the mass convention pro-
ceed to appoint committee to wait upon
the territorial authorities and urgently insis'
upon revision aud correction Of the wicked
apportionment endeavored to be forced up
on the people of Kansas, to govern the Sc
lection Of members of the territorial legis
lature. r,.t..- tr
Resoived, That Gen. James II. Lane b.
authorized and requested to tender to Gov
Walker tho force organized by him iinde
the resolution passed by the convention
held at Topeka, on the 18th July last, to b
used for the protection of the ballot box.
RsolOed. That this mass convention ex
press their unsIterable determination TO ad
here to the Topeka constitution and govern
ment and that all our action shall be poih
ted toward setting thai government il
motion in legitimate manner, at an earl
day.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11

New MATERIAL FOR BALLAsTINe PRAI-
RTE RAILRoADs.--Gravel or broken stone in
many places is difficult to get. Expert
ments have been mado by tho Ohio and Mis-
sisippi Railroad Company with burnt clay
for ballast. Tho officers Of the Road are
now satisfied that clay, properly burned with
coal screenings, will provo the best, as it is
the cheapest material. 1t is thought the
Ohio and Mississippi Road can be thorough
ly balasted with this material, which raises
no dust and costs but so cents per cubic
yard.-M Y. Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11

PAYNE's CnIEF SHAM.7-The Cleveland
Leades says that Payne declared "to take
the negro from Africa and enslave him in
the South, was an act Of humanity, mas
muehas he was thereby brought uadsrth az
f,4snce of CHRIsTIAsIry and ClvILIzATlos r
This is the great sham Of all such men.
II follows, of course, that the moro negroes
we can bring from Africa, and make slaves
OF, the betterl The Southern Convention
passed a resolution in favor of tho Slave
Trade; and Payne is supporting il in Ohio.
That is right. Let the Sham Democracy
take their seats in tho car where they be-
long.
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A DREss REFORM CoNvENTIoN.-Mi
Hancock, the Secretary ofthc Cayuga Dress
Reform Society, publishes tho proceedings
of convention of tho reformers, held at
Auburn, on Thursday of last week. The
following resolutions were adopted:
Resotved, that as health is closely allied
to dress we, as reformers, adopt and lend
our aid to carry into common use short skirts,
loose waists, minus the whalebone, and any
style which we deem comfortable and
hoalthful. re vr s eFD
Rssolved, That we regard Paris fashions
as a nuisance and that we, as American
free-born women do discard them as such.
The convention adjourned to meet at
Skaneateles, N. Y, November 18th, when a
adrcss reform balr' is to be given. ~,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11

Work STOPPED on THE HoosAc Tunnel
The North Adams Transcript says that
work upon the Hoosac Tunnel has been sus-
pended since the 18th inst, owing TO the
contractors not having received from the
Troy and Greenfield Railroad Company the
aid agreed upon, and being unwilling to
use their private means in carrying on the
work to any further extent, having already
expended nearly $25o,O0o, They have
penetrated The mountain 1000 fect-720
feet from the eastern end, and 410 faat
from the western cnd--bcsidcs having com
peted heavy amount of open rock cutting
in both approaches, and nearly prepared
the rock for receiving the rails to the state
line. The report that gold has been found
in the tunnel is a hoax. FtI
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The Cleveland Leader Of Tuesday says:

ave have received paper signed by
nearly 400 foreigners Of this city, who say
therein, that they have heretofore unani-
mously voted the Democratic ticket, but that
they shall stay aVay from the polls thistaH,
alleging as reason tho election and APP
pointment Of Know Nothings to office by
the DeipocFatio party and the Administers
tion.p q.
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REGULATIONS.

Awarding committees requested to meet at the soc
etys at o'clock p. Of the first day Of tho fair
at which time vacancies will be filled. Committees must
report their awards in writing by o'clock p Of the
second day.
Exhibitors must have their articles the fair ground
and entered on the premium list the first day Of the
fair and card will be furnished by the secretary TO be
placed the article No animal article be
ed until three o'clock D. M, Of the third day without
permission from the executive committee Live stock
tered ON the books ON the first day. be brought in to-
tho ground up to nine o'clock a. of the second day
Premiums will be paid in money silver ware agricultural
papers or books ut the discretion Of the board Of directors
Manufactured articles must have been made in the county
within year next proceeding the fair except those No
seventeen. No premium will he awarded any animal
or article without merit whether there is competition
not At half past two o'clock p of the second day the
horse ring will be given up to the ladies' to exercise their
skill in riding and driving The people will then appoint
the awarding committee announce the amount and kind
of premium, and by voluntary contribution from their
own liberal pocket pay the At o'clock p of
the third day. the members OF the society will meet nj the
committees tent and then elect officers for the 1858,
to wit; president, vice president secretary,
treasurer and five managers who will hold their offices
for one year from and after January LIST, 1858.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11

Manufacturers of Copper Tin sheet-iron Ware and
Dealers in stores Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags,
Al sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Peasc'r Brick
Block No /, Fremont Ohio. MAY 90 1854
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r. p. FusseImnn a Co.

Dealers in Stoves, Tin Sheet-Iron, Copperware wash
boards Flows, Se We have opened entire new stock
In the Tyler Block Corner Of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will be given TO Jobng and Repairing Of
kind. Call and see us. April 81, 1855.
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CanieId a Brotbcr.

Hardware Merchants. All llknds Of Iron and Stee ware
birth American and Imported; sold at Wholesale or Re
tail. Every pattern OF Cook, Paror Box Stoves Ar
rcultural aud Farm Implements Wooden ware coriaVe
Oils, Paints &c, Bolts Block, No. 2, Fremont Ohio
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Masonic.

FORT SrEpHEvsoN LODGE No 225, Free and Accepted
Masons, meets At Masonic Hail. in Doncysonr Block on
the LIST and Sd Tuesday evenings of every month.
FEEMoST CHAPTER, No. g. Rcval Arch Masons, meets
at the same place, the LIST Friday ercnng ofevery
month.
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however, confidently believed that this acci-
dent will provo but a temporary obstacle
to success, and that tho knowledge baiucd
by the failure will rebound to tie ultimate
benefit Of tho enterprise
"Wo must in strict parlance, call the en-.
terprisc "a failGre," but VIC may be sure
that 1t IS ore of those failures by which in
this world grent successes have always been
attained. When we consider the courage
which could undertake this Herculean fact,
the calm confidence with which it was en-
tered upon, the astonishing mechanical skill
shown in the manufacture of the cable, the
wonderful discoveries of natural laws which
rendered such n trial anything more than
merely laughahe, we arc almost as proud
of our ago rs it everything had gone on
smoothly, and the lightning wero now leap
| ing from continent to continent.
"Of course it is certain that many fail
ures like that which it is our painful duty
this morning to record would not lead to
the abandonment oftho magnificent project
The secret of its success will be discovered
by the philosophic eye in its very imitation
We shall have further trials-how many nc
ono can foretell--but every one of then
will teach us something, and will hasten the
final triumph. 1t is not the habit of the
present time to give up tho contest, when il
is bafiled in the solution of a problcm. W.
shall have continual improvements in th'
manufacture Of cables and the method o
running them out. If the clements prov,
again and again inauspicious, the happy mo
ment will at length come, when tho strug
y gle for mastery will be decided in favor c
the human will, which has already almos
annhilated time and space. The ccntur
e. which has perfected the steam engine, III
n locomotive and tho telegraph, will finall
conquer all accidents and accomplish tn
most wonderful scientific enterprise tn
world ever witnessed. AT this moment, n
ono will be unwilling to take heart from tn
old legend of Robert Bruce and the spide
If we arc compelled twelve times to thro
our thin metallic thread over the Atlanti
without securing it, be sure that upon IL
thirteenth trial the victory will be ours"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11

Illinois this season, will produce two hum
dred and eight millions of grain, more than
ten bushels for every man, woman, and
child in the United States. ''ts'3 20
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-09-11
BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF
RICH GLOSSY HAIR,
Completely Preserved, TO the
Greatest Age.


Nd who that Ia gray that would not have it restored
oformer color; or bald but would have the CROWN
restored, or troubled with dsnd,uu and itching G%t wg
other eruptons but would be cured with sick head
ache (neuragis but would be cured rem9ye
all pimples from the face and skin Prof Wnods laire-
Ann Arbor Nov. ., 1Sji.
Prof o. j. wood-Dear Sir: have heard much said Of
the wonderful effects your Hair Restorative hut having
been 20 often ceated by qnscery and qnac nostrnms,
hair dves Ne was disposed 10 place YOUR Restorative in
the same category with the thousand and loudly trum-
peted qack remedies until met you in Lawrence county,
months since when gave such assurance as
induced the trialof your Restorative in my amly6st
by my good wife, whose hair had become very thin and
entirely white and before exhausting Of your large
bottles her hair restored nearly TO its original beau
l brown COLOR and had thickened and become beautiful
and glossy upon and entirely the heads she eontn-
10 IT, not simply because Of It's boauting effects
upon tho hair of its healthful influence upon
the head and mind Others Of my family anf iends
using Restorative with the happiest effects there
forc nv srptiism and oub;s IN reference 10 s eiarac
tsr and yahe are entirely remoye and can and do most
cordially conAdentiay recommend Its nse by all who
would have their hair restored from white gray (bv
OF sckness age to original color and beauty
and by all Young persons would have their hnr beau
tifu aud glossy Very truly and grstEfSlly ySn,s
Friend Wood--It was a long time after saw yen at
Blissfed before got the battle Of Restorative for which
you me an order upon sopr agent In Detroit and
Aa test Of Its power IL has done all you
ed me it would do and others Of my family and friends
having witnessed its effects using and recon-
mending others entitled to the highest
sideration you claim for H. Again, respectfully and
truly yours, SOLOMON MANN.
lsfl 'a Carlisle nI June 2s, 1852.
j have used Prof o. j. Woods Hair Restorative, and
have admired its wonderful effects. Ny hair beeo-
ing thought prematnre gray but by the use OF bis
doubt, permanently so. 8. BREssE, ex-senator, US.
o. j. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway, N. ",
lin the great Y Wire Railing Establishmen') and ia
Market street st Louis Mo.
Fremont jay a siIS s51, p al good Druggists ss~s
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Rucklanh M Ever.t

Attorneys and Counseors at Law, and Solicitors in
Chancery viii attend to professional business and Land
Agency in Sandngky and adjoining counties ONCE 2nd
story Buckands Block, Fremont
r. p. BuCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT
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Grecnc N Finefrnrlk.

Attorneys at Law; will attend all busincss entrusted
TO their care. omce-Nims' Block Corner Of Croghan
and Main street. Fremont, Ohio.
J. l.. GREENE. T. p. FINEFRoCK
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4. q. O.. II
Roberts * Sheldon.

FOUNTAIN LoDGE, No. l3s Independent Order Of C;oot
Tempiars meets at their Hall in buckeye Building
cry Friday evening. ..a.- -
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pnsam' s N.s, Sar., .'n ,, ot 'ss' ne Ia
10 he charged double the above rate
Advertisements should be marked with the number Of
nserons they will be continued until ordered out and
charged accordingly.
JOB PRINTING,
Ofsl kinds neatly and expeously executed, and that
too, To the full satisfaction of our patrons.
t. u. BLANKS, .i-H
ofal descriptions kept hand will be printed
W hours notice. ISAAC VI. KELLER,
Editor and Proprietor Fremont Journal.
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Articles In this class be entered for premium by the
person owning nnd using them though not made in the
county or within the last year.
dpdrdag Commitfee-Barnhart Kline. John s. Gard
rcr, Samuel Fenimore G. c. Canhed, D. A. Roberts.
No 1a Li.Ldcrn
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CEoGHNS 1oDGE, No. H. Independent order Of Odd Eel
lows, meets At Odd Fellows' Hall, In BuckAnds Block
every Saturday evening.
FRENoNT ENcAMPNESr. No. 81, I0.O.F. meets in the
same Hall the I'd and 4th Monday evenings of every
month,
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Tho first printing press in America was
set up and worked at Cambridge, Massa-
chusetts, in 1929. N'e'' ''t'.
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From cleveland-All trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad, for Chicago
and the West.
The s35 m, and $40 M, trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad for
Sort Wayne Ioganspnrt Lafayette Danville Springfield
Naples. Alton, ST. Louis, &c.
The 4i0 aud S35 and $40 M trains form direct
connections between Cleveland and Springfield Dayton
and Cincinnati. .r-
Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland With trains
of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The 80 train, connects at Monroeve with trains
Of Msnsfeld Sandusky Railroad, for Mansfield, Pitts
burch. &c.
The $50 and $50 and 455 trains, connect At
Clyde Sandusky, with Mad River aud Lake Erie Rail-
road. for Cincinnati Dayton, &c.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
littshursh r. r. for Pittsburgh, PliIldrphia, Hati-
more, &c l.. II. PHILLIPS, Supt
Office c. 4 T. Railroad
Cleveland, July 2s, 1857. 1au.l, l,lSdI'f
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B. ]. BARTLETT q SON.

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office 10
"a the second story OF Minis new building over y.
Dernham's Clothing Store. 60 Entrance on Croghan
Street All business entrusted them will be carefully
attended to. D. j. RARTIETT
Fremont, Nov. "a, 1855. J. r. BARTLETT.
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PRICE or ADNIISsIoN

Any person paying dollar will become a member
which will admit himself aud family with their article,
for exhibition and carriage without other Fee No pcrsor
will be permitted 10 take any article the fair ground
take any horse carriage thereon without paying the e
Mn hill na nhf aiafnd
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UpholsterY,, \,
Fitch's Gallery of Ait

sbrsttYss, Degve,rsotrss and Photographs fatsr q
superior style Aso Poytraifs pairisd Ltfs siss,r'
the'Jsom ihs sitter, orren aspsyssofgpes ass safi,
Jarfior ~errasfsd IN all cssss. 4, !. .t ~ -
have la,y purehrsed The stock fxturss &e belonging
to the 4. ID Wtes' rotn In Ming block and fha coftin
nc the buspesg At thr rae place. whore ebaiI ie hsuuv
70 attend 70 tlinae who favor me with Acail.
Instruction given In Anbrotypine also ID PsFtsat kad
Landscape painting. M W. FITCH.
Fremont, Oct. 81, 1859. toyi a 5sa.
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THE TELEGRApu GABLE.

The New York Tribune says at is
however, confidently believed that this acci-
dent will provo but temporary obstacle
to success, and that tho knowledge taincd
by the failure will rebound to tie ultimate
benefit of tho enterprise
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AWardiRg COmmittee.-S. Birchard, Miss NJ. Raymond,
Miss =. Norton, Miss N. Justice Miss Julia Kridler.
No. 81 Promiscaons tnenHmerated articles. -
All articles entered In tlls No. not being embracedi in
the foreg ding list will be submitted to the awarding
mttee who In their discretion may recommend premiums
AeardiRg Committee.-R. w. B. Mcclellan, Wm. E.
Haynes, p. b. Beery, Charles Powers.
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No. -lRseeHany
The ORDINANcE OF 's7.-A new steam

dnardiHg Commitfes.-Dr. J. ". Wilson, Or. g. r.
AeCuoch, DrT. Stwel, DR.. p. Beaugrand, Dr. Failing
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PREMIUMS FOL, TIE ANNUAL FAIR
OF THE
Sandusky 60. agricultural Society.
Tc be held In Fremont on
wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
u, 18th, 10th October, 1857.

The following members Of the hoard have been appoint
cd committee to supenend tho following departments
the mir ground during the fair.
Cdtfle-JAcoB WINTERS.
HOrses-JAMEs PARKS
Farmer's and Mechanics HdlL-DANlEL SMITH.
Floral Hall-PETER KING.
Tho Board OF Managers will have an Office on the fair
grounds where committees resort for instructions and
10 make M thrr rpnorts .
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No. l2-shecp-Fine wooled.
No. l3-Sheep-Middle wooled.
No. l4-Ciass ID, Spins.

Premiums Nos IL and Is same as No. IL.
Awarding Committee-Ou Nos. H. IL, and 13.--O. L.
Minis, o. A. Roberts P. C. Dean, y. A. Barnard, William
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FURNITUR El

PuI ultuIe Vdio hvUtus, 1t
New Stock aud very Low Prices.
J. ". STEVENSON, Henid inform
y. - the public that he has on hsndsndk
E' Essae.sa , MzNUFIcIOEINs,
Stoo of Furniture Ever ofsred
In this place. Among which u,sy be found
Sofas and Tables, .Is-r
Bureaus and Bedsteads, ,-s
Of every variety OF style, quality and prios ffnot on
hand will be manufactured as desired
g R a 8 ID s. a
He has lust received extensive stock Of Cane Flag and
Wood Seat CHAIRS Of various styles which be selling
at Loser Prices than before offered In this part Of
the Coantry. .'s r~
Coffin Ware Room.
In connection he also hes Coffin Ware Room, where Nn
be kept hand Cons OF all szes and syles Persons In
the country, may be Of obtaining such they may
want without delay. lie has very nice HEARSE which
will accompany his consns when desired.
e-F- Manulactory and Ware Room on Croghan street,
third building from Front street
J. w. STEVENSON.
Fremont, Nov. 80, is55-voll. nol.N
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1857-12-30

Patent Medicines for there arc so many ng.nj
GUS snares in tho columns Of the public plrnts
to catch aud rob the unwary sufferers, that mil.
lions have their constitutions ruined by tho vile
compounds OF quack doctors or the equally poi
sonous hostrunls vended as Patent Medicines
1 have carefully analyzed many of the sc.calleo
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them
contain Corrosive Subnatc, which Ia one o,
the strongest preparations OF mercury, and
deadly poison. which, Instead OF curing the dis
case, disahles the system for life.
Three fourtiis of the patent nos;runis now in
use are put up by uaprinciplcd and ignorau; r.'t.
sons who do not understand even the alphabet
OF the matcria mcdica, and are equally as dcsti.
tate of aay hn 1w!etige os the I:uiian ys,un
having ole object OILY in view, and that L
make money regG diess of Consequences
Irregularities and all diseases of males nm
females treated on principles established b
twenty ycars of practice, and sanctioned h
thousan Is OF the most remarkable cares. Mel
clhos With full directions sent TO any part of IA
United States or Caaadas, by patients comm,
nicatinS their symptoms by letter. Busime.
corIesp Indencc strictly confidential All lcttc
asking advice must contain II postage stamp.
Address, j. SuMMERyILLE, Al. ID
Box No SO
Office No. 1871 Fflbcrt ST., old No. 100. Below
Twelfth, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. % 1897 4l-lv.