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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26


The Buffalo Commercil Advertiser sage
that q very Important decision has been
made BY Jodgo welles, Of the Supreme
Court Of New York. The particulars Of
the case are as follows:
In the year 1851, the Trustees Of 81. Pc.
ter's Society in Rochester, Brought suit
against John Timon, Bishop Of Buffalo, and
others, to recover their church property, then
held in fee by the Bishop. Some forty days
were occupied in taking evidence before the
referees, as to the spiritual and legal powers
of the Catholic clergy, and tho force Of tho
canons Of the church. Itwas argued before
Justice Selden, of the Supreme Court. Jus.
tico Selden decided al the points save one
in favor of the plaintiffs A new argument
was had in June $50, before Justice Welles,
who has Just decided in favor of the plaintiff
throughout. Thus the Trustees hold the
temporalities of the church by law, and
against the canons. This is gratifying re-
suit, as showing that the power of the
Romish hierarchy is not to be exerted by q
priesthood directly possessed Of an enormous
estate. 1t would have been humiliating, il
in the protestant state of New York, the
priesthood should possess powers recently
taken from them in Mexico, and for many
years denied them in other countries.
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the matter but these attacks came now and
then, breaking in upon the sports ef child
hood, and planting thorns Of apprehension
in the sleepless pillow Of their parents.
~ saw the mother, aud though tho hus.
band laughingly declared that, while he had
been growing old, bis wife had grown young
er and prettier than ever, marked how
sallow she was, and how perfectly spiritless
she seemed, more like an automaton than q
living, breathing mother, with heart full
Of love for her husband and children, and
hands and voice ever on the alert to render
their home scenes tho brightest on this side
of Heaven; and 1 felt that she too had
changed.
"l wonder il they really have enough 4
live upon comfortablel was my next sppre
hension; perhaps, they require more nour
ishing dclicacios than they are able to pro
cure; and silently watched them.
No that can't be the case,' l said 10 my
self, as / saw tho husband purchase nice
steaks, poultry aud oysters. 'Hc spends
enough on their table TO nourish them, but
vet he grows most uncomfortably thin un.
ucf u, Nudt 10 tuo UldtpoTI
"At length ono Of his own cordial, hear
warm invitations to take scat Mt his tablt
revealed the mystery to me. The bread
the bread it all lay in tho bread Such
heavy, woody material could not force
myself to swallow. At first supposed il
the result Of some late change in help, and
expected TO SEQ it Danish, with an apology
from the lady of the house, and some blame
such as is suitable in company, bestowed
upon that new servant Put instead o
that the hostess, took slice and breaking
| it remarked this girl makes better breaC
than the last one did, if she always sue
ceeds as well as this, / shall be quite salts
fed with her. / looked up 10 see smile
implying tho opposite Of what her words
Ipurported, but she was serious, and found
with all ner accomplishments she had failed
to learn what constituted good bread.
"No wonder that her husband had growr
thin, when he had so long lacked nourishine
food. That general debility which check
cd his energies and dimmed his fine intel
lcct, was the result of the slow poison he
had taken into his system; and that wife
who fancicd she loved him well enough To
die for him, had, thrice day, administered
that poison, in the shape of the bad bread
she offered him.
"As l said before, l am an old man; and
I dare say my nephew thinks me crotchety
one, but l must say again, if you would be
vigorous and healthful, act your part well
among men, and enjoy the life with which
your Creator has blessed you. Don't take
unto yourself wife who does not know
when bread is good"
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The following table shows the weight ol
Of a bushel of produce as established by a
law passed by the Legislature of the State
OF New York, April, 10, 1851:
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SPEED OF HoRsEs vs CATTLE.-A be,
was made the other day between two far.
mers about the speed of horses and oxen
with the same load and same distance; the
distance travelled WAS % kilomC ters (aboui
IL miles, four-horse team was put into s
wagon loaded with 10000 lbs, of beet-rooi
pulp. The oxen we're two yoke, with the
same load. The horses beat them only
seven minutes, and would themselves have
bcen beaten, had thoy not been the best in
the country. Time: h. m, h. 8 m.
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] remain yours truly,
MARY ANN C0MST0CK.



On. RoBAcK-Dear sir-I have read in the newspapers
many accounts Of cures effected Scandinavian Rem
edies but consider my at least interesting
and marvellous any Of them. So far you
cerned testimonial more less Is oftte consequence
Your fame Is established and my statement add
celebrity. Bat for the benefit OF fellow
desire to make known the facts. When called upon
you at the instance OF dear friend the 2is of March
last had been nine years sufferer from catarrh The
irritation of the and membrane of the head
intense that sometimes Il almost drove crazy could
not Sleep and free from unpleasant sensations
At various times Eve different had me-
each treated me in his way, but of them did
good despared of ever seeing another we'll day.
and when called at your consultation rooms had very
little hope Of relief BY your advise Ientered
y upon regular Of Scandinavian Blood Puri-
fer and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful in which you spoke and resolved strictly
follow your direction. In less than week. all the worst
symptoms OF my complaint began to take milder FORM
and continued to improve from week to week until
the end Of three months, my head entirely relieved
and every trace Of the catarrh had left me- Sti how
ever continued to take the remedies for nearly six weeks
longer, because found they building up my strength
and fortifyng my constitution Six months have passed
since the finished, and have had sign Of re
lapse should be glad to this letter the substance
oft in print. for the guidance of othere.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH.
For SALE NC. R. MccuLLocH, Fremont; KELLY a
BEACH. Elmorc; p. p, BEgRy, CLYDE; C. POWERS Wood
vile; W. BRADsKR, West Milgrove. 4lyls
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SNAKE-B rE-REMEDY.-Take and apply
alum dissolved 10 water. Dose, one table
spoonfal--repeat quite often but lessen the
dose. Then mako an alum curd and apply
to the wound, changing quite often until the
surface becomes white. have KIN own this
remedy applied with success. Ifit is ap-
piled Immediately, the person bitten will
experience but little pain, and will be al
work in half an hour. Every person should
carry alum in his pocket in the summer sea.
son.
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PRIcE OF ESTATES AT THE SourH.-An
estate recently purchased by Texas SUI
gar planter comprising one league of land
Of which 500 arces are in cultivation, with
fine sugar house and machinery, 1900
head ofcattle, rs mules and horses, together
with all the farming utensils complete for a
sugar plantation, and n negroes. The pres
ent growing crop of sugar was sold with the
estate for which $4,000 was paid.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

fOE THE RAPID CURE Of
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENEss, INFLUs
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, wHOOPIN0
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA. IN.
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and for the relief Of consumptve patients In advanced
stages Of the disease sT
We need not speak to the public Of its virtues
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of the
American States, Its wonderful Of pulmonary com.
plants have made 1t already known Nay few are the
families In any civilized country this continent Without
some personal experience Of Its eects fewer vel the
communities any where which have not among theu.
some living trophy Of its victory the subtle and dan.
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs While Il 4 the
most powerful antidote yet known to man for the frmk
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary IL
also the peasantest and safest remedy that can be en-.
Poyed ior Infants and Young Parents should
have n IN store against the insldous enemy that steaS
upon them unprepared. We have abundant grounds 70
believe thu CHERr PEcToRAL lives by the com
sunptinns prevents than those it Keep ii By
you and cure ycur cous t-y s"..- nor neg
lect them until no human skill the ne
capker that fastened the vitak eats yoar LIE aeav
An know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorers and a.
more than TO assure them it ia s made the best i a.
be- We spare no cost care, toll Irodues Il ia
most perfect possible and thus afford those who res On
the best agent which % furnish for their cure
PREPARED BY DIR. J. C. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, MasA
AND SOLD BP
Sold BY c. Il. MccULLOCH, and J. r. WOOSTER
Fremont, and by Dragyists generally, Z. =, ~
Nov 10, is5S.-4SyI -.
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REMEDY FOR THE BoTrs.-Take from the
foreleg of the horse the scab that grows on
the inside Of the arm of the leg, pound il
fine, and put it into pint of spirits of gin
if you can get it; put it iuto bottle and
turn it down the throat of the horse, tho bolts
will "let CO." as it is termed, Immediately
and the horse will eat in fiyo minutes The
above is sure remedy.
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B Al LLV L E
r A C. O r Y,
AT
BIlvilIe, saRdusky County, o.

FTHE subscriber takes this method Of informing the
citizens OF Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has retted his machinery in the best ORDER proposes
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.||. MIMWs |
20, s.sr..s rnothsr, tel me, pray.
Why az ths dew-drops gone 70 roonl
cpnid sh,y net stay TN close Of day, t
10 twinhls on the howery spray,
Or On the nsids I'm noon"
slfychiid. 'tis said such hssutsous thlnga
Too often loved with vain excsrr.
Are swept away " sngsl-wiaes.
Before contamination clinsr
10 their pure iovelineus. M ~.
,.sshoid ych rninbsv. brigitsnins yet,
~ when u, ningled hucs srs given.
qsofs are the dew-drops, grandiy ses
In arosplendant coronet
Upon thu brow Of Heaven.
eNo earthly stain can reach them there.
Woven with sunbeans there they shine,
A transient vision Of the air.
But yet symbol pnre and fair,
Ofiove and peace divine"
The boy iook'd upward into space
with eager and enqulring eyes.
And DER his sweet and thoughtfui hes,
Game = faint glory, and grace
Transmitted from the skies.
with the last odorous sigh Of Nay,
That child beneath the flowers was laid;
Like dew, his spirit pasSd away.
To mingle in eternal day.
with angels perfect made.
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BY an almost unanimous vote. the Bap-
tist Association Of Virginia on Monday re.
solved to.withdrpy their .counteuspce and
support from the American Tract Society,
in consequence Of is recent action 10 reIa-
Ition to tho slavery question. ,.,f ~
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Although in draining land thoroughly
your purse may be drained, yet the full crops
that follow will soon fill it again.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-06-26
- AYERS
~ Cathartic Pills,

~ CathartlC flilS,
~ (SUGAR COATED,J
Au MADE 10
CLEANSE THE BLOOD AND CURE THE SICK.
Invalids, Fathers, Mothers, Physisssnss
Philanthropists, read their Effects,
and Judge OF their Virtues.
FOR THE CURE OF
Headache, Sick Headache, Foul Stomach.
DE-. J. c. AVER. Sir; have been repeatedly cured os
Of your pills 1t from foul stomach which
they cleanse II they will othes they Do
Yours with great respect, ED w. PREDLE
Clerk Of Steamer Clarion.
Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints.
DEPARTMENT OF TaE INTERIOR,
WARRINGTON, ID. c., 7 Feb, 1856
e have used your Pills in my general and hospital
practice since you made tem and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cathartic we employ Their rsgu
lang action the rr quick and decided, consequent
ly they admirable remedy for arrangements OF that
srgan. Indeed have seldom found Of bioGs die
obstinate that it did not readily yield to them
Fratcrnaly yours AL0Nz0 BALL. N. d,
Physicisn ef fne Marine Aoriisi
Dysentery, Relax, and Worms. s.
Posr OFFICE, HAaIl.sD, LIy Co., MIcn Nov. 1e lsss.
DIR. Aver: Your Pills the perfection Of medicine.
They have done my wife more good than can tell yeu.
She had isen sick and ping away for months. Vent
,% 70 Ss .op cured s
by expeng large quantities OF worms dead from her
body They afterwards cured her and two children
Of bloody dysonery One Of neighbos had II bad and
my wife cured him with two doses Of your Pills while
his and To-. .nch t;ns .,,,o,t b.ins cursJ sntir.v
even then such ,nsirine A. yo,,rr Sbicb 4. sctnsy
FOOD and honsst will he nri,sd here " "' '
GEo. J. GRIFFIN, festmaser
INDIGESTION and Impurity of the Blood.
-. D. = y -. n,.,s. - -, -, -.
Dp Ayr,. bay. used xour PHI, With .x,,.o,I;n.r-
in my family and among those called to visit
In dsress To regulate the organs Of digestion and purify
the blood they are the very best remedy have ever
known, and can confidently recommend thsn TO my
friends. Yours, j. v. HIMEs
WARSAW, WYOMING Co.. n Y, Oct "a, 1855
DEAR Sh am using your Catharttc Pills In my pras
ce, and hnd them excellent purgative to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains Of the blood
JOHN @. MBACHAM, n. D.
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HOUSE u n CON ssl IN "

vryIIE uadersigssd, W 1,,siidsr fakss skls
IL method of inior1iss 90 ;sise.. u ii sAoxI
RArips aud ths public senerkily, that b. d ,loss
prepared 10 do all kinds u work in his Hue; Id
best style, on the shortest notice. and on
able terms as amy other mechanic this side IF New
York His experience ia House building leads him
n,,n;ty exactly, iii ereetine their buildings Az
Having provided hinsclf with sufficient assistance,
he willbc cuahled 10 contract. or the erection 81
seye,aI Kings n, the same time and hes conf
dent that he can complete them AS speedily and n a.
satisfactory 4 mannersas any other baiider IN the
Territory He il ready 70 take all sorts Of jobs y
b;s line iron, the largest 10 The smallest, and vii
finish them plain OF IN the mist fashionable style
10 suit customers. AiIpersons who may want ~,
work done BY Carpenters and Joiners. will do vel
ito give me call before engaging their work to an.
fother person JOSEPH Fosi En-. 2
Sauk Rapids. August i, 1855 S7f 55ti q
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ST. PAUL CITY MARBLE MANU-
FACTORY. .g
AMERICAN AND ITALIAN MARBLE
TNiE undersigned beg leave 10 inform. the in

TIME undersigned beg leave 10 inform the IN
u habi,ants Of ST. Paul and surrounding
countfs that they have just received and have con.
.taa,ly on hand a large supply OF American and
itaan Marble. They DOW offer Tor sale Monuments,
Tomb S.anes, and furniture, Mantels, Paint Stones,
etc, al their tnlatactary Opposite the Post o'tice,
St. An,hsaw street They will make as good terms
as can e made west Of Detroit tor the sane quantity
of work give them cal. before purchasing else
Where. AMIDON AND JACKSON.
As Alscontracts made with their agents for mar
ablcNosk will be filed strictly according % agree
ment. @ # h7Au III
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EXCHANGE AND LAND OFFICE.
TRACY q FARNHAM,,
EXCHANGE BROKERS AND
e "a ST B a. GLE 81 &c.
SAINT ANTHONY, MINNESOTA.

made. Estate E1chunge for
u sale at current rates. Eastern drafts and
certificates Of depcsite cashed. Current Bank
notes received on deposiles. Gold for sale. In
.erest allowed on special deposits. Lands, Town
and wild lands for sale. Houses TO
rent, etc etc. All persons haeng Real Estate
for sale a, ~. Or o M,hHs TO invited to
We would suggest TO strangers coming here
with money to purchase Real Estate, that BY con-
sultsng US they can ascertain What lands are Tor
sale in The vicinity, price etc. and when desired,
we will act as agents for the. purchase Of such :"
lands, which we can generally buy on more tAvo-
rable terms than strangers.
Persons wishing to make investments, can dc
$50 through cur agency as fasorahiy as IL here
themselves.
MONEY INVESTED IN REAL ESTATE.
We will invest money in Real Estate, for the
first three hundred dollars, at FIVE per cent. or'
the yestment, and three per cent Cd all sums
over that and will give, without charge, tufi
and accurate descriptions the ands--the quail
lty Of the soil--propartion Of prairie and timber
land, water, etc. and the probable profitable
ness Of the invcstment--wii also act as agen. for
the payment of taxes. zf#4* ~
I LOCATION OF LAND WARRANTS.
! We will enter government, lands for cap asts
land sell the same, when desired for one half Of
1.-THE profits, and share the losses equally. By
this course we should be equally interested, with
the capitalist in securing choice pieces OF land.
fOfwe will buy government lands, and enter into
/ a written obligation TO take them five years from
date Of entry, at hundred per cent adrance on
The original cost, or loose all claim for our ser
yices-,hus realizing twenty per cent per annum
10 capitalists for the use Of their money. For
4 lands entered in this manner, ask nothing I'LL
the expiration Of the FIVE years For personally
selecting and entering government land we
charge I2t cents. per acre.
! Eastern Drafts, or Certificates of Deposit, re-
ceived in payment for lands.
I TRACY & FARNHAM.
/ EFERENC ES '7'.'
! Hon. G. FL Dooittle, Utica, N. Y. a.a
! Hon John Human. Mayer of Utica, N
! Messrs Clark and Richardson, do do
|. Hon e w Leavenworsh, See State, Albany, Y.
/ Hon Dan Pratt, Jus Sup Court, Syracuse, N
| Hon Israel Huntington, DO
Messrs Ely. CIapp & Barnes, New York
! VIM ii Woodbury., Esq ~...s ~-asss .-,...
! Samuel w Putnam. Esq, Brooklyn, Y.
Hiram X Jerome, Esq, Rochester, NY
I, Henry L., Fish, Esq -
saxton R Gavir, Esq, Lyons, Y
Charles Clark, Esq, Buffalo, N Y '--
George c Seelye, Esq. Geneva, Y.
ST, Anthony, April. yf
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r 5 4 r A Y I!

1SAME into the enclosure Of the subscriber so,1e
NJ Two o. three months since IA Iasge Red Or
Que horn 4 little tapped hole 4hrangh the centre
Of each horn, and both ears cropped white spot
on his belly near the hind legs The Of said
OK can have him BY calling on the undersigned at his
residence, nearly opposite Lower ST. Cloud, or at
Philip Beauprs's opposite Sauk Rapids, paying
charges and taking him away. +. BEAtDREAU
Sauk Rapid., Dec Is, 1856. 6liS
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

ASSESSMENT NOTICE. y
INT Office i hereby given to The stoekkoldsr.
LIN Of the Watab Bridge. that an assessment
OF yA per eent on all the capital stock Of said Co
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10 she Treasurerof said Co. on before Monaay the
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SOMETHING NEW ron EVERYBODY !,

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years, and with accurate knowledge Of the wants
Of his customers, he is prepared to supply WE'LL and
with satisfaction 10 purchasers, as regards prices
and qualities of goods, all articles in the line Of
DRY GOODS, LIGHT HARDWARE, CLOTH
ING, &C., &c. s#
His stock has hecn bought on such terms "a en-
ahles hin to compete with any in the trade and he
wishes il unpersfood that, unlike any other estah-
shment 10 Saint Poul. he can li,rnish iran his own
storeH, COMPLETE Ourris FOR IMMiGRAhTs,
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