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NEW York Sept. lS.-It il stated that the Cen.
tral America took on board, previous to leaving
liavaiia specie to tn. amount nf SGuIGbD If
this be so, and the amour, already on boli d Ire
ccivcd at Panama be c'nrec;ly reported, 81
6uO,oOn she would have total, Oh ireiyi, alone
Of $2,2Vy,pO0. Add to ,hi. s3uy.,d; as IA.
amount in the hands Of pas.enger-, aud the grand
total would reach two and a half mIlionr
1t Is asceria'ned that three fiil. Of the y,ii On
ooard the iil-!aici steamer Centra, America i,
insured III London. The balance win vessel AND
cargo. is insured here. The Underwriters here
propose to pay the insurance on the gold q,
once.
The calamity is the principal topic If conver
sat'on here to-day, and it is truly n melancholy
occurrence Stocks are lower in consequence OF
| the disaster.
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once.
The calamity is the principal topic If conver
sation here to-day, and it is truly melancholy
occurrence. Stocks are lower in consequence OF
the disaster.
-ird6 Streds.-At an agricultural fair in Lex.
lngton, Kentucky, few DAYS since Mr A. Kc.ne
Richards of Georgetown, Kentucky, exhibited
his splendid Arabian hurses Mokiadi, Massoud,
and Seaklowre, and two Arabian mares All
the best racers i'll Europe and America are said
to be derived originally from Ara bian stock, and
hence 10 improve the American breed of horses.
It is deemed best To go TO the Arabian stock .ei:
instead of importing English descendants thereof
these kentucky Arabians ere bred bv the Be.
d"uins. One Of them, Massoud rich chesnut,
htteen hands high, has great action and pow er.
and is SAID t" be altogether Of The finest hor.
SEES ever seen i'll this country.-Sfotes.
Later Foreign Ners-An English paper
gives place, us an American item, 10 the f,l.
lowing:
"All the Atlantic cities are now swarminp
with ragged and starving heroes or cut.throais,
the last survivors of Walkers Nicaraguan army
They are mostly native Americans, and in state
Of extreme dcstitution."
We have recently seen many "native AmerI.
cans in State street. in "a state Of extreme des.
titution," but don't think any of them ever went
to Nicaragua.-Boston Post
Tile Central Ameyica-Among those lost bv
the late disaster to the Central America, were
John V. Dobbin, Of North Carolina, n Purser in
the Navy, and his brother. James c. Dobhn;
Judge Mansen, of San Francisco; MIR. Burcl,, The
San Diego mail contractor; and Capt. VIM L.
tlernden, the commander of the unfortunate
vessel Mcssrs. Chlds IIowes, Ridley and Louk,
left Savannah this morning in the steamer Ala.
bama for Now York. Mr.. Frederick is sick.
and remains at Savannah.
Dcfraudimg the -ReVenue-George S. Abra-
ham, n custom. house broker, special agent for
Barring Brothers, has been arrested at Boston,
charged with forging invoices, thereby defraud.
ing the United States revenue. 1t is alleged that
he altered the figures of the invoices to swear
to their correctness ut the custom house. and
after the duties were paid restored thrm-
The goods were then sent TO New York impor-
ters, who paid the bills he pockcting The differ
ence
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
CIark's Female Pills.

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY--Prspared from n
Prescription Of Sir J. CLARKE, NJ. d.. PhysieiaH
Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing in the Of all
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the female
constitution is subject II moderates all and
all obstructions and speedy may be relied
To Married Ladies
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price, One Dollar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain, to prcventeounterfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females that are
pregnant during the frat three months hoy to
bring searGgs but atevery other time and In every
other case, they are perfectly safe.
Sole agents for the United States and Canada
JOB MOSES,
(Late I. C. Baldwin & Co.. Rochester, N. Y.
N B. One Dollar and postage stamps enclosed any
authorized agent, Will insure bottle of the Pills by
turn mail.
For sale by c. r. McCULLOCH, Fremont, and by one
druggist In every town in the United States.
Fremont, Nov. 2S 1856. 44y1
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Eg- The wheat crop looks remarkabl,

EE- The wheat crop looks remarkably
well, and in few days will be ready for the
cradle. We have seen several pieces, which
we think will not fall below 80 bushels to
the acre, and would not bc surprised to see
a yield of 35 bushels. Every berry is
plump, every head is full, and VIC have
not heard of man who has seen wevil
this seasom That "good time coming"
when -four will be less than SO per barrel,
(almost beyond the reach of printer,) we
trust is near at hand.
The corn under this favorable weather is
coming on rapidly. Many pieces will be
light and somo will be good for fodder
only. From present appearances the crop
will be an average one.
Potatoes look well. Double the number
of acres were planted this spring that has
ever been raised in this county in any previ-
Gus year.
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IL The best evidence to stranger of the prosperity Of
the business men of town, ia to them advertising
what they do and what they sell.
ry Monday night we visited with violent thun-
der storm.
tY We still take Seneca County money for all dues at
this Office.
~ In these days Of patent medicines, when the adver
tsers proclaim their almost powers and cures
think II people determined to he humbugged it
medicines have become standard remedies and
lied upon In another column will be found the advertise
ment Of A. Langworthys Western Remedies prepared by
himself at Fnday and said To be very valuable They
are gaining good and reputation wherever they
are introduced. Read advertisement.
tR' An incident "not put down in the BILL" of
board the Bay City her excursion trip
Put-in-bay the 4th, learn by the Register Two
cousins Lors 81 and Deos Bishop by justice Rob
Catherine Miller, The parties from Huron county
fR The Sabbath Adventists will hold tent meeting at
Green Springs, commencing tomorrow llth and contu-
ing through the Sabbath.
tY- The oswego Times says, the Zimmerman Bank Of
Canada closed few days ago. and its notes not rccev
ed at the Banks on this side Of the Lake.
o 1t has been very currently reported in this section
that the Treasurer Delaware county, deEulter fol
Ooo butaccordng statements In the Journa
and Statssman there is no deficiency at all.
t-Y- The new Drug Store-Wooster Buckland--at No
l, Buckands Block, is being filled up with stock o.
drugs, books, stationery, &c.
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PRESERVATION OF THE HAIR--In all ages

PRESENTATION OF THE HARM all ages,
and among almost all tribes of men, beautiful head Of
hair has BEEN and still h regarded the farest ornament
Of the res works Of the Creator. The patcan danes
and damses Of ancient and modern Rome bestowed that at
tenon upon the hair which has added the crownng beau
TO the chef Of the sculptor and the painter and
lady and indeed gentleman Of modern times is
mindful Of this exquisite shield and lovely ornament Of the
To maiden beauty is the finishing touch; to man
hood Is the symbol and warrant Of strength and nobility
to-day In the days Of the patrarchs indeed such 1t al
ways has been and always will be.
But unable 70 Withstand the Ills Of time and
e often happens that through disease and misfortune
become gray early life and bald before reach the
full grace Of woman hood the full stature Of manhood
Then II is that much may the gray
locks and the wisdom OF bald heads among the
honored remnants Of the generation Of three and ten
know that gray hairs venerable than
beautiful while bald heads neither the the
other but the contrary quite the Of both
and impose upon many social and sanitary dsadvana
ges and discomforts.
Then Il that the man who can relieve us Of the misor
tune restore the eecy locks to their original color
and growth becomes real friend and beneActor, by the
force this single exhibition of his genius and skill And
much opposed to empircsm, and empiric VIZ
insuctvey regard the preenSons Of every proposing
to accomplish such miraculous work. until have
the triumph Of his undertaking; nevertheless
pleasure, resting upon absolute knowledge of ts
merits TO recommend Professor Woods Hair Restoratv,
the best article Of the kind with which acquan
ted and which has done, under observation. al
that 1t claims everything implied in its
This article in short will restore gray hair TO its orgna
color add to its growth and beauty wherever bgh
disease has checked that growth marred that beauty
This has been proven In family within few weeks
and in other related to u.s. without th
knowledge Of the proprietor. We have only to add tina
this most valuable article for sale by the proprietor
No. 312 Broadway-Nep York Ners Sold by all respec
table Druggists. 23w2
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NERVOUS DIsEAsEs CoNrRoLLEp AND

the various Ills that deract the enjoy
ment OF human fe most of them may be traced to dis.
ordered condition Of the system The horrors
Epilepsy Falling Sickness arise in this
Our readers may remember severel occasions
before have alluded to the wonderful cures modify
cations OF Fits made by the Vegetable Extract Epeptic
f invented and prepared by Seth Haaos Of los Bal
timore Street. baltimore Nd We feel fully satisfied that
these Pills have cured of the most stubborn
Epilepsy, well the mder forms OF Fits, such
Cramps, Spasms &c. We record the fact, that
persons Will end these Pills equally ecacous in curing
every form Of debiy;-no matter whether mani
tested in the acute and form Of Neuralgia Tic
Dooreux Nervous Headache, the misery of dyspepss
orIndigestion the suerngs of Rheumatism Gout tn,
melancholy hslcination of depressed spirits hysera
their effects will be equally happy and certain. Persons IL
the country write to the ventor and have the med
cine forwarded to them by mail The prices are, box
$3 two boxes S5 twelve boxes sea- and sent any par
Of the country free of postage. Direct your communca
tions to SETH HAsoE los Baltimore street. Baltimore
Maryland. 23w5
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EE The London Quarterly for April
and Blaekrood for June have been receiv-
ed. Those who want good substantial read
ing, can find it in these works. The foul
Reviews and Blackwood can be had for $40
Leonard Scott & Co, publishers, 70 Fulton
street, N. Y.
The Ark for July is upon our table. The
value of this work is well known by the
Order whose interest it faithfully labors tc
exemplify.
The Masonic Review, for July has also
come to hand. 1t is now in its 18th vol
ume, having been during the whole time
edited and published by G. Moore; and tc
the efficient labors of the Review, the fra
ternity in the west, are greatly indebted
Published at Cincinnati, for 81 per year.
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A Card to the I.adiea

Or. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infallible
IN removing soppages Irregularities of the
These Pills nothing new but have been used bv the Dr.
for many years both in France and America with unpar
need success in every and he is urged by many la
dies who have used them to make thse Pills public the
alienation OF those suffering from any irregularities what
ever as well as preventive to those ladies whose health
viii not permit an increase of family Pregnant females
or those supnosng Themselves cautioned against
nsing these Pills the pronetor responsible
ity after the above admonition although their mdness
would prevent injury to heath otherwise these Pills
are recommended. Directions accompany each box
Price, 81. Sold wholesale and retail, by
c. r. McCULLOCH.
Sole agents for sandusky county to whom all orders
must be addressed They viii supply the trade propr
etors prices also send the Pills to ladies' (condentay
and free from obseraon) by mail receipt through
the Post-ofice at Fremont Ohio.
Cleveland Agens-Edward Kingsley 81 Ontario street.
Cleveland; o. +. W. sackder, Druggist 90 superiorst
Cleveland, Ohio.
n B. See sgnature-J. Duponco-on each box; 9TH
er genuine. Forparticulars get circular Of agents.
]. DUPONC0. Proprietor.
Feb. q, ls57.-2yl'K Broadway Post Once, N. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10
The Fourth.

The eighty-frst anniversary Of our Ma
tional holiday passed off with but little ex-
citemcnt in our town. "OLp CRooHANn
talked some, and although this veteran bears
honorable scars Of tho war Of 1878, its
voice is as strong as when it spoke to Proc
tor and his Indian allies, with such sangui-
nary result. The Methodist Sabbath
School had picnic in grove adjoining
town, which was very pleasant affair.
There was grand picnic and dance Mt
Green Springs and Sabbath School cele-
bration at Bettsville.
Many Of our citizens visited Cleveland,
Norwalk, Toledo, and Sandusky, where
their citizens celebrated after the old Fourth
Of July order, with orations dinner, toasts
etc.
AT Norwalk, the Pioneers Of tho Fire
Lands, had a celebration, where We had the
pleasure Of taking by the hand, many o.
our old friends, the first settlers of Huron
county. Some 5000 to 10000 persons
were present. An able and beautiful ora
ton was delivered by Hon. ELurHURot
Cooke, of Sandusky, who spoke with great
strength and vigor, upwards Of an hour
although more than seventy winters have
passed over his head. A sumptuous Dime
was spread in one of the Railroad buildings
to which several hundred sat down, afte
which followed toasts, speeches, repartee, etc
In the evening fine display of fire work
was made. 1t was the most pleasant fourtl
of July celebration VIC have ever witnessed
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EE The Cleveland Herald Of Tuesday
evening has the following -

"The d1bnt Of Miss Fitzgerald last evening very
successful affair. Tho theatre filled with highly
spectacle and Intelligent audience The fair dsbnanfe was
greeted with enthusiastic applause and showers Of bou
quet her first appearance and the applause
tinued throughout the performance. The character
eeted that OF judy oTrot In the Irish drama of Ire
land 1t is Miss Ftzgeralds delivery of the words
scented all the archness Of the speeches and richness OF the
brogue In perfection. The embarrassment consequent up
first appearance hndered her from using the action
necessary TO the due rendering Of her part but doubt
few nights will her ather ease and enable her to
throw of her timidy. On the whole her attempt
complete success and predict that Miss Fitzgerald will
make a name among our actresses in light comedy. .
Mr. Fitzgerald and his daughter called before the
curtain last evening and the former made short speech
thanks for the reception they had received
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FOURTH OF JULY ODE.
DR. RoBACK's GREETING


Hail glorious day, beneath whose azure sky,
giant nation from the womb of Time
First sprung to life, and Liberty on high,
To admIiug world by right divine
Claimed the newborn as hers, willie tyranny
Covered beneath that suns resplendant rays,
Which blazed propitious on land 81 free
As men and angels Mingled hymns of praise.
All hail, Columbia; DER the rolling waves
Thy stars and stripes In many afearful fight
Have hosted proudly, while thy sons SO brave,
Nobly have battled for thy rights and fame,
Winning from despots Of the olden world
Fear and respect; long may thy name
Beam with bright hope, thy flag be aye unfurled.
But not in sanguinary wars red path,
No, rather in the cause of peace and joy
Not groans of anguish, but the merry laugh
Should welcome to our land the blue-eyed boy,
The CO., of Love, and Cornucopia's horn
Be emptied on tny hills and valcs SO free,
Thus may thy children greet the natal morn
OF fair Columbia and Of Liborty.
Ruddy checked health with blessed joyous train
OF happy fancies, still shall bless the land;
From Roback's Swedish herbs aie. direful pain
Dyspepsias baiiled, and the trembling hand
OF the poor nervous wretch no longer shakes;
From his famed Scandinavian remedies
Fever and rgue quail, while health awakes,
And dire disease, with all its horrors, flies.
Corrupted blood, pure as the limpid stream,
Soon meath their magic influence crosses free;
The dull Dvspeptic's eve with bealthful CLEAN
sparSles AMI rings the laugh injolty.
Neuralgia, too, in all its horrid guse,
Is cured ms certain as that day succeeds
To darksome night; and thus as surely fec
All lung complaints before his remedy.
Yet one moro agent in the glorious strife
OF battelng Death, is called up at his will
Another new and joyous lease Of life
Is brought by his Blood Purifier and Pill
To all who have acquired the horrid taint,
Acute or chronic, as II changed to be
| OF diseased liver. Quickly the complaint
Shall ay, and leave that organ whole and free.
Thus having to my patrons proclaimed
The hcalth-inspiring virtues which possess
Those medicines throughout the land, famed
As having thousands upon thousands blessed,
bid you all adieu; and may this day
Be ever cherished by the free and brave,
And Freedom sun, with bright and genial ray,
Still glide the stars which DER us proudly wave.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

A RETIRED PHYSICIAN, rs years Of age having lost
"A his Father two Brother Daughter Son-ln-law neph-
ews and Nieces BY that dreadfu disease Consumption
and suffering with Cough himself determined 10 vsi
the East Indies Egypt and Japan whore he dlsocEerd
ftsgsniivs and Csrsata cNrs tcr Colds ccuGbs BSn.
cough cured Immediately, he returns eud hs ref
atves who inherited the disease aud IN eonnecsion With
lands OF cases hJ For the par-
pose Of rescalpg 90 many o hl auug fellow beings
possibe he a sending the recipe 70 All who wish Il for 10
Ing Address Dr. Heath loi Spring street. opposite ST.
Nioholas Hotel. Nov Yoxk. 2om3
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VIeoRous OLD AoE.-An old gentle
man of 70 years, living in the west part of
this county, walked to town, distance of Is
miles, on Tuesday morning last. Having
accomplished his business, about noon, he
started for home on foot saying he must
get there by four o'clock. There are few
men now in tho prime of life, who arc
able to cope with this veteran Of four score
wears.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

COMPLIMENTARY TO DOUGLAS The New
York Day Book says that Senator Douglas
has been subscriber TO the Day Book for
the last four years, and in his last speech not
only advances precisely the same ideas, but
does so in almost its identical language
What he says about the mixed races of
South America, and the deterioration of the
blood in hybrids and mongrcls, are simple
extracts from the Day Book"
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OUR ADYERTIsERs.

t'VFtu
hHst READ THE NEWS and ADVERTISE 4"
Stadler Brother Co., OF Cincinnati, have purchased
the stock Of Clothing NJ Dryoos Co.. and will contn-
the clothing business at the old stand They have the
latest styles.
hDryfoos Co.. give notice to all indebted to them to
pay up Immediately.
Robert earns, Carriage trimmer, Window curtain and
Paper hanger and Upholstering generally.
Little Joint, Bellevue, selling their great stock o.
Clothingat cost, for cash.
DR.. Tubbs appointments for August
G. l.. t. Railroad change OF time table.
Administrator on John +. Myerholts estate.
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EE BY reference to the time table it
will be seen the running Of the cars is again
changed. The Fremont accommodation
train is taken of, and the mail goes east
early in the morning.
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IA DoUoLAsITE IN TRoUBLE."- Under
this caption the Southern Minoisan states
that Dickinson recently Democratic Regis
ter of tho Land Office at Kaskaskia, has
boen arrested and held to bail in the sum
of FIVE hundred dollars on charge of burg
larry, at Pinkeyville, the county seat of Per-
ry county, in that State.
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Eg- Who will tell usl We have been
asked if thcre is to be any celebration by
the citizens of Fremont, on the coming sec
ond of August. We cannot answer the
question.
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~ We understand that Dr. RAwsoS, the persevering
and ndefagabc President of the Fremont and Indiana r.
r. has succeeded In purchasing the iron for the whole
route, very favorable terms and the completion of the
road at early day may therefore be set down
From this place to Fnda the route is graded and the
iron for this portion Is to be delivered this fall
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-10

The London Times thinks that our gov
ernment was, sperhaps, wise in giving the
Mormons rope.1 The Louisville Journal
wittily adds SIT was certainly foolish in
not keeping hold of one end Of it,
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nEaI DIGESTp such isthe ty,te moan.

sse qfhs pord 'PEPsIN," or of the two Greek words
from which Is derived This Is the significant and ap
propriate title Of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared by Dr. J. 8. Hcuehtcn Of Phila-
eiphia for the Indigestion and Dyspepsia. is
natures own remedy for unhealthy stomach. No III
Of equal Its curative powers. II renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health See advertise
ment in another part Of this paper, 2oyl
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Car TIme-Leaving rrcmon,.

GE- We have new carrier, and should
any of our patrons be passed by, they will
please give us notice.
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DARTIAL SETTLEMENT. Notice Is hereby given that
Isaac Henerchs administrator Of the estate Of Daniel
Henek late Sandusky county, deceased has this day
Tied In the Probate Court his accounts for partial settle
ent said estate Which will be r hearing the 18th
day Of Jul, ID 1881. LYMAN GELPiN. Pro. Judge.
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local apo miscellaneous Naitefs.


We have Scholarship In Of the most popular Mer
camille Colleges Of the country, which we will sell on IA
vorable terms. Call at the Journal oFrIoE
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We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all Kinds OF Justices and various other
Hanks for sale, at all times at the JoURNAL OFFICE.
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Job Printing.

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and ezpcdi-
ousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the Journal oFsicE.
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WANTED!
DE EDS
Dissolution.

VNHE partnership heretofore existing between p B.
Il Beery and Benz r.. Bacon, under the and style
Of b. Beey Co.. this day dissolved by mutual
sent Their business win be elosed BY p b. Beery at the
Office OF Drs. Eaton and Luse. p. b. BERRY,
Clyde, June rs, 1857. BE. BACON.
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Five hundred and thirty-seven Mormons,
from Europe arrived in Philadelphia on Fri.
day, on their way to Salt Lake. A great
number Of the party wore females.