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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
Political lnfelliqepcc.
,'..e., r,o,,, rexn.-EndIan ousrase-, Sc.

u,nfnst Eror,, Texns-Hndinn outrates, &C
late napers from Texas have tho follow
;ro. Ufbc experiments made this year Of
wbeat-orowing in middle Texas have suc
ceodcd wclI, black prairie land being deem
cd tho best, producing upward Of twenty
bushels Of heavy wheat to the acre
Strange as il may appear, VIC may and can
have in this region, sugar-cano and wheat,
cotton and tobacco, corn and oats, oranges
and apples, all growing upon the same plan
tation. And shortly, the camel, the OK, the
mule, merino and cashmere will be seen gra-
zinQ together on the prairics Of Texas"
Tho San Antonio Herald Of the 18th ha;
the following paragraphs:
at is rumored that threo Of the murder
ers Of Mrs. Garaza wero arrested at Corpus
Christi, and that while on their way to thi'
place, OF the scene of the murder, they were
put to death. The report is not credited
however, rs a reward Of $500 being Offered
for the apprehension of the murderers, 1t is
thought that the captors would have brough
them to San Antonio"
The Herald of the 9Th contains tho fol
lowing letter from Thomas's Ranch, Atasco
50 county, dated June 10:
"About nine o'clock last night runner
came to my house after powder and lead
statiug that about two O clock that day
Thursday, the 11th,) there came five lndi
ans, splendidly mounted, to the house o
a Mr.. Watson, who lives on the San Mgue
at the Laredo crossing about fifty mile
south of San Antonio, and Mr.. Watson be
ing absent, took his wife and four childrcl
prisoners. Aftercutting the hair from Mrs
Watson's head, they took their prisoner
and put off They were observed by
Mexican near by, who discovering the Indi
an, had concealed himself.
al have been dealing out powder anC
lead ever since l heard the news, Z IL O
clock this morning. suppose that befor,
this time there are at least forty Of our citi
zens after them in full pursuit.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
'ratitude ] remain yours truly,
8lARY ANN C0MSTOCK.
HAMILTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1856.


DR. RoBAcK-Dear Sir,-I have read in the newspapers
many accounts of cures by Scandinavian Rem
edes but consider my at least interesting
and marvellous any Of them. So far as you con-
cerned testimonial more less is oftle consequence.
Your fame is established and statement cannot add to
celebrity But for the benefit of my fellow creatures
desire TO make known the facts. When called upon
you the instance of dear FRIEND the 21st 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 FIVE different physicians had attended me-
each treated me in his way but of them did
any good. despared of ever seeing another well day.
and when called at your consultation rooms had very
little hope of relief BY your advise entered Immediate
y upon regular Of Scandinavian Blood Pu-
fcr and Blood Pills. encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful in which you spoke and resolved strictly to
follow your direction In less than week, all the worst
symptoms Of my complaint began to take mlder form,
and continued to improve from week TO week until at
the end of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace of the catarrh had left Sti how
ever continued to take the remedies nearly six weeks
longer, because found they building strength
and fortifying my constitution. Six months have passed
since the cure was finished and have had sign Of
lapse should be glad to this letter. the substance
oft, in print for the guidance of others.
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS CO0CH.
For SALE BY-C. r. MccuLLooH, Fremont; KELLY /
BEACH, Emore; P. b, BEERY, Clyde; G. POwERs Wood
vile; W. BRADNER, West Milgrove. 4lyls
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24

At tho commencement at Antioch Col
lege, a few days since, Hon. Horace Mann,
President of the institution. stated, in a
dinner speech, that he had within the past
few weeks, received letter from young
man in Indiana, who had been invited to
deliver Fourth of July Grafton, asking
him (Mr. Mann)sto write his speech for
him, closing application by offering 5000
for the production.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL


COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARSENEss, INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
and the relief of consumptiye patients in advanced
stages Of the disease
We need not speak to the public Of its virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of tho
American States, its wonderful pulmonary
plants have made it already known Nay few tho
families in any civilized country this continent without
personal experience of its eects and fewer yet the
communities any where which have not among them
living trophy of its victory the subtle aud dan
gerous diseases of the throat and lungs. While IL Is tho
powerful andote yet known to man for the fermi
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary organs it
is also the pleasanest and safest remedy that be
ployed for infants and young persons Parents should
have it in store against the nsdious enemy that steals
upon them unprepared We have abundant grounds TO
believe tho CHERRY PEcToRAL more lives by the
sumptons 1t prevents than those it Keep II by
yon, and your colds while they durable,
ect them until no human skill can master the inexorabe
canker that fastened the yals, eats your 4e away
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders and
they know too the virtues of this remedy, need not
than them it is still made the best il
be- We spare cost care, toll TO produce II tho
most perfect possible and thus afford those who rely
1t the best agent which skill furnish for their
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Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
e o. AND SOLD By ~ -
Sold by c. Il. McCULLOCH, and ]. f. WOOSTER
Fremont, and by Druggists generally. -
Nov 10, lS55.-43yl
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And all other kinds Of styles at the retail prices
To the purchasers OF our pens present numbered
ticket every dollars worth purchased which entities
the holder by extra payment Of % cents each tick
ct TO premium varying In value from 81 TO s100 The
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Gold Guard chains for Ladies' Locket Bracelets Gents
Gold Fob and Vest Chains, Thimbles Breaspins,
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Wehave been in operation for three thousands
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or 81. =
CLEVELAND, Ohio, Dec. 6, 1855.
DR., RoBACK-Dear Sir,-I should indeed be ungratefu

DR.. RoBACK-Dear Sir,-I should indeed be ungrateful
fI failed to reply to your letter of the 10th ut enqung
the affect of your remedies in my You say you do
not wish to publish reply but simply to learn for
satisfaction what the Scandinavian Remedies have
done for But, my dear sir, wish you to make my
statement public not only just tribute to your
s but for the benefit of Others who may be suffering
suffered and might be cured as have been cured. For
than six years, you aware, endured conn-
maryrdom from the combined effect of chronic dys
pepsia liver complaint, constipation and most deplora
BILE condition of the system. During that time
employed the best physicians in the West and three times
visited New York for the purpose of consulting the most
eminent medical men in that city All was useless de-
SPARED ofrccovering health, and almost wished for
DEATH 1t at this time your advertisement caught my
eyes, and determined fororn hope, to try your
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills. Only five
months have elapsed since uncorked the first bottle and
took the first pill Three words will tell the result,
oe yes in better health than recolect having enjoyed
since my childhood. My recovery, under Providence,
to you. believe have paid you about thrty-fve
dollars for medicine and had every dollar been hundred
they would have been cheap.
With deep gratitude remain yours truly,
MAHY ANN C0AlSTOCK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-07-24
Health and Long Life for All
mr.. Robaclx,s scandinavian Remedies.

last the grand object OF Medical Science is attained
N Dr. Robacks Scandinavian Remedies actually perform
what thousands promised but accomplished They
purge from the blood the corrupt particles which create
and feed disease The basis Of all the solid portions OF the
body is the blood and If that fluid is pure the whole
ganization must necessarily be vigorous hardy and health
full Hence in the preparation and combination of the in
gradients of his famous Scandinavian Remedies Dr. Ro
backs great object to produce medicine which shod
dsiRfec the blood in all He succeeded and the con-
sequence that the operation of his Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Blood Pills. upon almost every species of dis
ease like that of water upon the devOuring element lit
orally exnguishing the maady Persons suffering from
debility from childhood find vgor infused into them
by these wonderful feengthening restoratives. They
perfect regulate the bowels promote Sleep nygorte the
reproductive organs in both sexes control all disorders OF
the liver Sores boils, tumors and all skin Diseases
and by mpartng to the vital uidnew elements of health
literally make life pleasure, instead of the wearisome
probation which it must always be to the invalid These
remedies composed solely ofSweedsh herbs ofrare med
cnal virtue, before introduced in the practice OF
pharmacy. Physcions of the highest note in Europe,
certified to the value of the medicines and they have
never yet been administered without being followed by
marked 1t is impossible to enumerae in ad-
vetisemen tenth of the complaints for which they
nfaabe. Suffice II to say that there is disorder of
any organ unless by maormaton for which they
not adapted and for the simple that they act
directly upon the element which renews, feeds and
tains all organs, viz, the vENous BLOOD.
Make of the genuine articles by purchasing only OF
self No. 6. East Fourth Cincinnati where he may be con-
suited by letter well personally, in all complicated
and difficult cases.
Price of the Scandinavian Blood PURIFIER 81 per bottle,
So per hafdoz Pills. 25 cents per box five boxes
for 81.
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DR.. j. s.. HOUGHTON'S
PEPSIN.
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TJNHE TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GASTRIC JUICE,
prepared from Rennet, after the directions of Baron
Iebg the great Physiological Chemist by j. s. HoUGH-
TON ~ ID, Philadelphia, Pa.
This is NATURES OWN REMEDY, for unhealthy
stomach. No art Of man equal its curative powers.
1t contains NO ALCOHOL. BIrTERs, ACIDS, or
GUS DRUGS Is extremely agreeable to the TASTE and
may be taken by the most feeble patients who cannot
water cracker without acute distress Beware of DRUG
Call the Agent and get Descriptive Circular gratis
giving large amount of scientific evidence, from Lebgs
Animal Chemistry; Dr. Combe's Physiology of Digesoni
Dr. Pereira Food and Diet; Or, John W, Draper, Of
New York University; Prof Dungllsons Physlologyi-
Prof Sman OF Yale CCllege DR.. Carpenters Physio0-
gy; &c together with reports of CURES from all partso
the United States, "
t1 Sold BY all druggists and dealers In medicines
Price, ONE DOLLAR per bottle.
Pepsn powder sept BY mail, postpaid on receipt OF
ONE DOLLAR. soldby G. r MccULlOCH,
June IL, 1857 1y, Fremont, q.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

The ARTEslAN WELL.--The new bore has reached
the depth of 760 feet, and is progressing we'll The
Improvements implements and machinery suggested
by the experience of Maj. Weton, with the use of
steam power have facilitated operations to rare pro.
gress far beyond what effected in the first WELL
But one drawback or delay of any Importance has oc-
Cured, which the breaking of chisel in the well
some two weeks since, occasoning some difficulty,
which has now been removed.
The discharge from the first well continues in guam
to pipe supplying the Charleston Hotel an accom-
mediation pipe has been fitted to pump and trough
in Meeting street, few steps above Wentworth street.
and promises great benefit. 1t has been found that
horses soon become fond of the water, and the opn
ion Of verymen and others interested is that it is Pc
cularly wholesome for them 1t has also been found
to be advantageous water for household purposes and
especially for washing and bathing.
the ensuing summer? IT Charleston Courier, list
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26


The RAT POISONING CAsE.-More Nystery.-The
editor Of the Day Book, who was at the National
Hotel at the time of the Inauguration rejects the rat
theory, aud sums up careful article reviewing the
whole case as follows: 81 s..- "-l - ? "
" Horace H Day, ESQ.,, is now lying very low in this
city. He was boarder there, and no doubt is
affected precisely as Mrs. Adams. daughter of
of Dr.. Marcy. DR.. Leon has several patients, IN
GLIDING child OF the writer who is very low. That
we have all been poisoned by some substance daily
administered to US in the food is beyond question.
What that substance was, how or by whom admins
tered, remains a mystery. The propnetors of the
house, we are satisfied, have used every effort and
means in their power to find the cause of this
profound mystery as to any in the land"
And the National Intellgencer thinks that the evil
is not yet eradicated from the establishment y and
may extend itself and involve consequences far more
serious than any that have yet occurred?'
Are there Borgias in Washington?
.n N. Y. Mirror, 18th.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26
Arrivals at the rrincipnI Hotels Yesterday.

ST. CHARLES. &c D Cook, Daniel Ganter. Ky, Jack
Marks Bayou Sara: Gnpt IempleSon o Wyan Young La;
Ga Para Stevens Boston; VIM Hookr and lady New YORK.
BrchgleI Geo A Mobiei Chas nnger Pa; Spoogr and
lady, Conn; John oRe and Miss Mary Greeoe Miss
sally Greene q Parker, Mobiles Robert GresnwEgh o
ThoS Brent Lpuisve d Myers, Texas; II NJ keary, Las
WIN Keary and SON. La; VI Dun, gne Harding. Phlade
phia; James y Stewart Miss; Miss Edwards, Master
Edwards, La, A. Finley, Baton Rouge DR. A Roberts.
Lake Provdence " " jenkins and lady, St Marys Thos
HILL Miss Wm Nils daughter Texas, A l. Tarbof Texas;
W Pner Georgia; Breedell Jr, St Louis Geo Page
Miss; DIR Thornhull Iron Mountain; Green, Miss,
CITY. .Wm Grimes, Red river J Chambers wife, child
and Texas; Miss sale Chambers, Va; John Jan
Tenn; Skates, Mobile; GEiiIs Rodney Thos Clements
Al4xa dra La Thos Hatch aud lady, Lake Providence
NJ StackPoe N o; II Block W Block, Chester. Iii, W "
Smith, kN II II Hatch Ln Thos Gavin, Genreys Miss; :
Drake and lady Miss; Lewis Hisel and lsdy, II
Brumley John Richards, Ar5hee W L Carton, Peter
AaTceles Bntitr Waiter Brahau La, Miss Mary Segy;s
and servant! S Seyys Ashland, Miss.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26
WEDNESDAY EVENING,

Sunset, March Is, 1s57.}
Editors Crescent I have just finished witnessing
the eclipse, which magnificent; at the point of
first contact, unfortunately, it was cloudy but after
wards it cleared off and you could easily see the
as it were making her way into the sun, and when
about three-fourths through, they both sunk What
was most remarkable the distinctness with which
the mountains in the moon could be seen against the
body of the SUM- standing out in clear relief and show
ing that there is no atmosphere in the moon confirm
ing former theories. One mountain in particular,
about three degrees above the lower link showed
very distinct Those who took the trouble to go to
the lake, Or climb to the housetop were well repaid
Yours truly, AN OBSERVER.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

SpIRITuALIsM-In the police court yesterday, be-
fore Judge Russell, Samuel W. Gray and Mrs Philan
Upham were brought up to answer to the charge of
saulted Josephine Augusta Gray, by intiictng upon
her sundry cold showerbaths, by force and violence
and by fastening her limbs to board thereby stop
ping the circulation of the blood, and causing death
Fixed IN this manner she had to lie perfectly straight
being unable move either her hands or arms in any
direction. This instrument of torture is now in the
hands Of the police. The father states that he was
directed by the spirits y to inhict punishment upon
the child He is man upwards Of fifty years old
and has been employed as lamp-lghter by the city
of South Boston. Mrs. Upham is about the same age
TBoston Atlas
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

The DRED SCOTT DECIsION.-The Abolition jour-
nails, after heartily abusing the scoundres'' of the
u $. Supreme Court, rapidly coming to the con-
cusion-that big scoundrels as they are, they have
ted States. AS even in New York, we have been de-
Gliding all that for years, by refusing to let negroes
intermarry with our chdren-have kept them off our
j1ries and mtia-kicked them out Of railroad cars,
churches, grave yards aud free schools-why call
Judges scoundres for legally carrying out our own
practical decisions Nevertheless the Court will be
denounced as bar-room politicians and as set of
scoundrels, just as bitterly as ever. IN Y. Express
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

ANOTHER ARRowsMIrH-We think q Canadian
journalist has no excuse for being as stupidity igno
rant OF American affairs as his brethren in England
Read the following article from the Ingersol Chron
Gle, Canada West, of the 9th inst
The Homicide inthe Y. S. Senate-Another of those
dreadful scenes by which the federal nation has gained
ltSelf bad reputation has occurred. personal at
uaek pelng made upon a member of the Senate he
defended himself with deadly weapon, and sent the
assaant at once to his account" Atrocious as the
act may seem at first, and reprehensble as done in
deilance OF the law, we of opinion that it took
place under strongly eNtenuatng, if not justiiable
circumstances. Ii there be any one thing more than
another that the constitution Of society must hold s
cred to man, it is certainly his own person. We
are lar from drawing the conclusion hence that he is
at liberty in all circumstances to take the life of one
VINO deerllnedly and aForethought invades that per-
son. Inc law Is open for redress, although, in
OPINION, 1t ought to be made far more stringent than
1t Is IN reference to such cases. But in this instance
we presume that the homicide aimed simply at the
preservation of his own life, which, after the case OF
Mr. SUMNER he might expect to be endangered by the
brutality OF the assailant to the last degree If So
we think he must stand acquitted in the court of bis
own conscience and ought to be and will be in that of
his country 1t is time these bullyngs were put down
we can hardly wonder regret that one of its emi.
nent practitioners should thus have been prostrate in
his attempt even though the nterposer was the mes.
| senger of death.
The writer evidently alludes to the murder of Mr.
David Hume by D. C. Lee, in tie Pension Office, and
this renders it apparent that he did not know the dif
ference between the Pension Department and the
| United States Senate,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

A MODEL CoRoNER.-One of the charges preferred
for the removal of Coroner Connery of New York, in
consequence of the manner in which he conducted
the Bnrdel Inquest that he, the Coroner caused
her to be stripped entirely Naked for the purpose OF
searching her. and this in the presence of the
three other men and lady. day or two after this
shameful occurrence, the following note appeared in
the New York papers, signed by Mrs Cunningham
as the wife Of DR.. Burde
This is to certify that the examination of my per
son, by Mr. Woodward, was conducted in the most
delicate manner. There was no indecent exposure
and 1t was at my request that it was done.
Wednesday, Feb. 4th, 1851 E. A. BURDELL
Mrs c. declares that she did not write this note
but that Immediately after the affair." in her confusion
and excitement, she signed paper without knowing
its contents She was not permitted, during the in.
vestgation to see the paper she had signed to con-
verse with her friends, nor to read the newspapers
consequently she not aware of the publication.
reporter of the New York Express held con-
versation with her. from which we extract the follow
ing:
Reporter-1 perceive, Madam that your counsel
has, among other accusations, preferred charge
against Coroner Connery to the effect that he caused
you to be stripped naked in the presence of two other
men, who were not medical men,
Mrs. C.-That is correct, sir; can assure you
sir, that was ordered to strip myself that was
stripped down to my toes and stood in perfectly
nude state before Deputy John, officer Dr.. Wood
ward, and lady who permitted to remain in the
room at my special request. >
1repeat, sir, that l was stripped down to my toes,
and stood perfectly nude in the presence of Dr. Wood
ward. John, Connery, an officer and the lady have
mentioned, and for woman ofmy age and the moth
er of so many children to be so treated you may I'M
agine how felt, but cannot describe it.
Now is it possible for any Coroner to institute a
more searching investigation than this? For such
extraordinary zeal in the cause of justice he should
have been stripped himself not only of his office but
of his garments, and tanned " thoroughly with a
very durable cowhde.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

IN AT THE DEATH.-The late Josiah Sears prided
himself upon never having paid money to lawyers
during his life. The lawyers are congratuating
themselves, however with the hope of realizing some
tng oy ms Geath ior 5hey hnd his Wll WI SO, SO loosely
Some dozen different versions of it are already sug-
gested One lawyer suggests that Mr.. Sears has left
the profession vested estate 1t is calculated that
if the son lives to be fifty years of age and if the
wishes of the testaor are in every respect carried out
the property will amount at the time to $4,000 00O
The can at no time of his life receive more than
$4,000 year out OF the income [Boston Journal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-03-26

Clarion Of the l4th inst. says:
We have had return of regular winter weather
during the present week A killing frost fell on
Wednesday night, and the ground froze to the depth
of half an inch. Thursday night it seeted in good
style, the sleet remaining on the roofs of the houses
until nearly II o'clock yesterday. The fruit is all
supposed to be kiled-so too with the forward gar
dens, while we hear planters who have corn in the
ground talk of plowing up and replanting.