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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04
rpys.-Coroner HiIIs held an lnquest

DEATH ny BURSs.-Coroner Hills held 90 inquest
M No 49l Seventh avenue on the body Of James McCahy
child months aud days old who died from tho snec
Of On the Goth ult the deceased Wa Len done m
the child to the stove from which his clothes caught eis
the with all possible hate but not gate The
child badly burned and from the effects Of which sssn sn
sued ON Monday The Jury rendered verdict dessh ~
the brsp superndnced b. severe bgEnA sscl
dsnsy received by his clothes takns hfs on the a Oh oc
tober 1857 ct No. "a Seventh avenue" '.ll
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advertisement

THE CRYSTAL PALACE AND TIE GREAT FAIR.
two days more 90 you have opportunity The
Exhibition will postiy ely close FRIDAY EVENING.
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BROOKE YN ITEMS.

Attention Is called to q Railroad meeting At the
MAYORS Offee ct O'Clock this afternoon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

Yesterday morning charged with pAius the pocket Of
Frepchsn nsmed julius Cslpspt In pesnosy strest q
containing q. Officer Ms who sesed ne
picIpock-t found % of the money Tho accused denied
stssrg the money. He said he picked up In the street
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Me0irdl.
NENUINE HAARLEM OIL--Inpor'ed "
IN CHARLES q LITTLE Co,

NENJINE HARLEM 1L-Inpof'e" "
N CHARLES g LITTLE "a Co.
"a for s,le st sheir Hardware stoIes
Nos. 80 and ~ Fs'tonsI'
Il Wholesale end retail .a .na hen, for sale a. the
Ihs S ns.,ly century the stores nsn,1l diins
- a. =. Ar If60 Persons ssing TINS ,s,'
csosJ 49,. 81, upon getting the senuioe G.lcle.
"PT NR0T.Ds EXTRACT of BUCHU -
1Es enI D.s Extract Of Bucha cures Gravel a, .
HgLMBOLD's Extrsct Of Buchs cures D'''' " WV
DsaITMBoLDs Extract Of BDchs cures Diseases Oh inc
AIR2MBOLDs Extract Of Buchu cure. Dropsy;,
uFTEpOTD Extract Of Buchu for 0t nera "ennoss:
HELMBOLDs Esusct Of Buehu Tor diseases Sf"s 1--WE
Extract Of Bucbu Tor ali diseases arising from
HIIMBoLDs Extract Of Buchu for all diseases arising ITO"
HEIMBoLDs Extract fBuchu fr Secret and Delicate DIS
HELMBoLDs Extract Of Buchu Is taken BY male ana 10
"snmrrMnOIps Extract OF Bschu for Loss Of Memory
HYIMBOLDS Extract Of Bpcbu for Los on \.
BELMBULDs Extract Of Buehc for universal A''''' "
Ss IMRoIDs EItrsC. Of Buehu for Nervous and DeStf
'ss1 rWRcIp,s Extract Of Buchu for Dmness OF Vision
HEIMBOLDs Extract Of Buona ior piincm'y Of ofea'n
mHELxBoLDs Extract Of Buchu for Weak Nerves and
Extract of Buchu for Wskefulness
BELMBOLDs Extract Of Buehu for all Distressing All
HELMBOLDs Extract OF Buohu price OIL per bottle, de-
ll.ered 10 any address. Address letters,
DEPOT No 50 South l0th-st below Chestnut ct Philadelphia
Sofa by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Beware OF coun
tsvfsitsL Cures guaranteed
HEGEMAN, CLARK Co, Agents, Broadway, N. Y.
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NETWORK sUPREME coURT;.IsAAC p ?:

Move You hereby Summoned and required to an
sw,r the this seon which viii Be hed m the Of
g. ~ ths sl II the CITY and County Of York. at the
Ci., Han In the City NsYs and 10 servo copy OF
snsw to the said the subscree 1t their Of
GO No Is wall street in se City Of New York, within
twsp, a.ys after service Of this summons on ycu ez
A.e Of the day of such service and you fah 70 s1sre
~ .ajd cosnpisint aforesaid the pansn In
tbs win tahe Judgment against you for the sam o. Two
Hundred sod Thirty three Dollars and Fifty six Cr with In
res twenty seventh Of July one thousand sight
hundred sy ssv beside tbe costs Of THIS
Oetebtr Q 1887 kCUDDER CARTER,
- - wv. I' Plsiatf's Attorneys
The oopsnt this action duly fed in the oce Of the
q October 1887 SCUDDER CARTER, Bltfrs Attys
ola lsvsw We'd .... ......
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

FATAL RESULT OF FALL-On Monday aftsr-
noon sss filter named William Alexander, who was en-
upon the third Of the house No 80 Third avenue
lost bis balance 10 the ground thereby
cevins injuries which re'u'sd in almost insssnt death His
remains were taken Up and conveyed 10 the Pre-
cinct Police Station where Coroner Gamble notified 10
hold inquest
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~ 4. sUPhEME COUhl.-HoraSo ID. CfaF
N lin. William ii. Asilen. Daue II ConckhnR Nsthsuaei
Miller and Henry Stone against David Thomas and Edward
Doson-sunmop fer demand contrast -tCom not
ITO the DEFENDANTS above named: You are hereby
sunuoned and require the complaint IN THE action
Which WIN be tiled the ocs Of the Clerk Of he City aud
County Of New Yok tho City Hall in the City Of Nsw York
and copy of the said complaint the
ssbscber ss their Office No Ill Broadway 10 the Gay
York within ~ enty dsys after the service OF this
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and
AL said complaint within the aforesaid the
plaintiff, in this action win take against you for the
-. az thereon from the tba day Of
0eober 1857 beside the essts Of this action Dated New
York, October s. 1857 ...r ,,,.
PisintiHs Attorneys.
TIE ecupls In the above entitled action filed in the
ocs of the Clerk the City and County OF Nov York ere
aid on the uxth day Of October 1851 = . -
~-' BARNEY HUMPHREY 4 BUTLER.
o.<s t.vsvW Plaintiff Atterneya
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-04

FArAL AccrDEsr.-The AGO Nsw.H Haven trsi
from New York, on Monday, while going on II
switch at Greenwich, Conn, ran against Isssc Lery,
who was standing the track, ipjurns HIN 70 ser-
ously that he expired at O'clock He wss Prsssan
by birth, and was said to be partially dsrsassd hs
had every opportunity to get out Of the way, a. the
locomotive can be at the distance Of mile mon
Greenwich.
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NEw-YORK SUPREME C0gRT, City and md

NEW-YORK SUPREME COURT, City and
~ County Of New York.--ELBERT HOOGLAkD aud
ERAEK II. WEST sgt A. H0uGH To tho defendant t
yes summoned and required 70 snsweI e SON
ssn, As action, which viii be fled In the oes Of the
Cerh the Cay and County Of NewYt and to serve COPY
e ysss the ssd complaint on the 'e.er6er 2. S,s
oGes No. le6 Broadway in the City OF New YORK within
twenty sr the service hereof exclusive OF the DAY
q ssch service; and you fail TO the said ecnpsst
vss the tpe aforesaid the psDtfs In this action viii take
assignment sanst for the Of Two hundred sad twenty
too soss and stysiI cents with interest from the hss dsy
Of kovtpes one Thousand eht hundred and hysx besides
0s cost OF TINS September H. 1857
80 - Wh T. CURTIS, Plsintifs Attorney.
Pie eompaint IN this eo,ion of Clerk
ef the City End CcuHy Of on the day
81 September, 1901 VIM. CURTIS,
80 iswewW PLAINTIFF Attorney
CUPREME COURT.-CHARLES TAYLOR
~ sssina JOHN T. DAVIS and ROBERT MORRISON
easnsn Cor . money demand ON contract To JOHN r.
DAVIS and ROBERT MORRlSON-Sirs; You are bereb,
senmcned 10 the complaint In this action which
~ hezewsh served up,a and serve of
ssu ppm Office No. - Wall street. city o New
Is within twenty days after the service hereof exclusive
oe ss9 uch srsice; and you fail 10 answer the complaint
he Plaintiff win take judgment against 700 for the
500 OF Two thousand dosrs with from the seventh
eey OF MY enc thousand eight hundred and y besides
The sess VI ths sctioe Dtted September o. 1857
MANN RODMAN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
The amended complaint IN the above action was filed Ia the
eee o the Ccik Of the County Of Now York m the City Hall
% lswlOwW AZ ar
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
pOIitital aptdli0ents..


The following advertisement is cut from
a North Carolina paper, and presents a Gu
rious illustration of slaveholding law and
slaveholdng manners; jus.
Estate Of N, Carolina, Jones County
Wherens, complaint upon oath has this day
been made TO US, Adoniiah Mcdaniel and
John N. Nyman, two Of the Justices of tho
Peace of said county, by Franklin B. Har-
rison OF said county, planter that, certain
male slave belonging to him, named Sam
hath absented himselffrom his masters ser
vices, and is lurking about said county, com.
hitting acts Of felony and other misdeeds
These are, therefore, in the name of the
State, TO command the said slave forthwith
to surrender himself and return homo to hi.
master; and we do hereby require the Sher
if of said County of Joues to make diligen
search and pursuit after the said slav'
and him having found, TO apprehcnd an,
secure, so that he may be conveyed to hi
said master, or otherwise discharged as tn
law directs; and the said Sheriff is herebr
authorized and empowered to raise and tax,
with him such power of his county as h
shall think fit for apprehendiug the sal,
slave; and we do hereby, by virtue of tn
Act of Assembly in such ease provided, in
innate and declare that if the said slave
named Sam, doth not surrender himself an,
return home Immediately after the publica
tion of these prescuts, that any person maj
kill and destroy the said slave, By sue
means as he or they may think fit, w;thoa
accusation or Impeachment of any crime o
offence for so doing and acithom incurrin
any penalty and forfeiture thereby. T
+ "Given under our handsa and seals the got
day of September, A. D., 1856.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

Let no freeman shaken his efforts in fer
reting out the liberty men of our State and
forwarding their names to this office. Let
them be enrolled with the real chiualry of
the State and enjoy the freedom that our
fathers intended for the children of Ameri-
ca. 1t is time for the non shareholders of
Kentucky to think Of their own rights and
to inquire why it is that so many working
men in Kentucky cannot read or write.--
They have studied the interests of tho slave
holders until they have lost sight of their
own. The whole cry is that the slavehold-
er's interest is in danger, and all the nom
shareholders are set down as nobody--they
are considered in the common "hue and cry'
as mere dogs to chase negroes and vote
Shareholders into office--as men who live
not for their own comfort but that of Others
-7who ask for no schools, no intelligence,
no knowledge of law or the effect of good OF
bad legislation Such are easily trained To
damn an Abolionist; to banish the frec
schools of the Safe; to cut off their own
hopes of elevation andcrown Slaveholdine
oligarehy Kinglover all the fools of the land
1t is now time for tho honest FREQ men
and laborers of Kentucky to think of their
own rights and their own elevation. 0.
Send on the names of free men and LEI
Kentucky know her strength Kentucky
must be free, and her people intelligent
Nesoport Ne,os. a, D. aRl 4 bat.-a'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
No Bidders.

The power-press and steam engine Of the
Free Democratic printing establishment at
Milwaukee was offered for sale by the Unit
ed States Marshal to satisfy Judgment rc-
covered against s. B. Booth for aiding in the
escape of the slave belonging to Mr.. Garland
of Missouri. The press went for 1925 and
the engine for rs; the first appraised at
50, 400, and the latter at 5000, no compet-
itors bidding. Mr.. Booth Immediately re-
plevied the property under the Personal
Liberty Bill' lately passed by the Wiscon-
sin Legislature, and which law is founded
upon the decision by the Supreme Court Of
that State, to tho effect that the Fugitive
Slave Law is unconstitutional. .sf'aWf
The day is at hand when the Courts in
all the Free States win decide that law to
be unconstitutional and when no lawyer,
who values his reputation, win pretend To
sustain its validity. Party drill, and Pro
slavery tyranny over the tinid, manufacture
ed those judicial decisions, and those legal
opinions which on the passage Of that .in-
famous act declared il 10 be constitutional,
and when, men shall return TO a better mind,
those decisions and opinions vii! be laughed
at.- CRevelaad Herald, sg.,e a-,4. v-e 4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
Prospect OF Emanclpa.ion In pIi.aour


Prospect of Emancipation I'm Missouri.
The st. Louis Democrat, of the 18th,
speaking of the vote of tho Legislature Of
Missouri upon the subject Of emancipation,
holds the following encouraging language
According to the, census Just takeu,
there are several counties which have very
few slaves, and one or two which have none,
lfall themembers who voted for the resolu,
tion were as frank as Mr., MCGEE, we arc con,
fident that We would have learned that many
counties were misrepreseRted in that vote,
AS it is, the result is satisfactory to the
friends Of emancipation, and gives them .
firm fnothold il the State, The question
was sprung without any concert between
them, without any preparation op their part
and at q time when not only Missouri, but
}he United States, are under the domina-
tion Of the pcopagppdists and pcrpetnators
Of slavery, and yet i appears that ,opesfiflh
Of our population Is favorable to emancipa-
ton. When the merits Of the question are
understood land they cannot fail to be IN,
derstood IN a short time) ope-tifth of our
population win not BE- opposed 10 il.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
From washington.

rf Washington, Feb. 2S. %
After a long debate, Smith, of Va, offer
ed the following as substitute for the Com
mittee's resolution-"There has been no
sufficient evidence elected by the Commit
tee who were charged with and have report
ed in case of Welch, and no further proceed
ings should be had against him." .ss
Adopted, by ll9 against 40. Adjourned.
The Senate adopted, after five hours de-
bate, an amendment authorizing the Post
master General 10 contract for the convey
ance of the entire letter mail from the Miss
issippi to San Francisco. in four horse coach
es at a cost not exceeding 100000 per
aDnum for service monthly; $450,oo0 for
service weekly; or 100000 for semi-week-
| ly service. The contractors to h&e a right
to 800 acres of land at each point necessary
for a station, not nearer than ten miles from
each other. II
Among other amendments, one appro-
priating S23, 900 for inland mail service was
adopted. .Its,.g s,r
The Washington territory bill passed.
Adjourned. ,ar = ..s,ji.t5f
David Hume, Of Va, proceeded TO tho
Pension office this morning, to demand tho
retraction of the charge by D.. G. Lee, o
clerk in that Office, that no Hume had pick
ed Lees pocket at the Presidents reception
last night. baa ogrs1o
Lee declined to retract, when Hume
struck him with stick. Lee therenpon
shot him dead with pistol, and soon after
gave himself up to the officers. Great OK
citement prevails, particularly in the west
end Of the Government department. -
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? fsis Eesss ]is,s. ION, szan.s.. s'.s' :

~ ~ <',ss New York. Feb. 27
a special dispatch q tho Tribune, from
Lecomptou, Feb. 10Th, gives the foi-
lowing version Of the recent affairs ia Kan
sas. ..' .''i ~ 800 .S
An affray, took place here las, night, Il,
which Sheriff Sherrod was killed and ihress
other inen were wounded. A meeting u
Geafy's friends was held st The capital tp
sustain his course, and express their. disapp
probation Of the recent Outrage on him
Sherrod. and his friends cainc armed 10
break il up. When the resolutions we're
read, Shrrrod declared that any ono voting
for them wns liar and acow6rd. The ex1
element grew intense. ShcTfod drew his
pistol and fred, wounding d man named
Slicphard. Miscellaneous shooting then
began, and was continued for some time
Mr.. Shcrrod was shot through tho head By
a young man named Jones who came from
Pennsylvania with the Governor. Shep,
hard has two bullets ia his thigh and d
wound on his head. Two others are sliohE
" wounded The Sherrod men seeing tiat
they woaid be overpowcrctl offered no ,io-
lcnce after Sherrod fell. Young Jones was
arrested by a bogus sheriff, and after tlie
meeting was thus broken up, Gov. Geary
called out the troops to prevent his being
lynched. The Governor also orranzied n
company TO defend himself, but. disbanded
it Mt dark last night. More violence IS ap-
pretended, rs great excitement still prevals-
The Legislature has passed Territorial
election law, based on the caucus which pro.
vidcd for the constitutional convention; only
those who may he in the territory in April,
and whose names shall be registered, arc
10 vote at the next October election,
The Governor has sent in no moro vctoes.
Letters to the Missouri Republican, from
Wcstport, Feb. 2lst, confirm previous re-
, ports Of the difficulties in Kansas. y. .Aa'
Both houses Of the Kansas Legislature
have passed Bank Bill, establishing pa
rent bank and six branches.
, Gov Polk, of Mo, resigned Yesterday.
and started immediately for Washington. Y
The Station agent at Jefferson City.
named Parker and Conductors Pride and
Abbott, of the Pacific Railroad CO., were
arrested yesterday, charged with embeszling
funds of the company. $4,000 has bcenrc-
, covered. a @isa
Tho Steamer John Bell was sunk in the
, Arkansas River a few days ago. She had
on board 600 bales ofcotton, which was most.
, ly saved. If hi = d.lslw mesa
The steamer Hope with a thousand bales
OF cotton, sunk in Red River last Friday
After throwing 500 bales overheard, the
boat was righted, and went down the river
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
"a. MCDANIEL, Up. SEAL.
81. N. HYMAN, Up" SEAL.
500 90 REwARn.

SlUU w REWARD. s.
81 will give Fifty Dollars for the apprc-
hension and delivery of tho said boy to inc,
or lodge him in any Jail in the State so that
l get him, or Ono Hundred Dollars for his
head. I. B. HARRISON"
"Oct. lst, '56-56-tf. na
Fifty Dollars for the person Of .thc said
boy" Sam, but one hundred dollars for his
head, the killing of him, "wiihout incur
ring any penalty or forfeiture thereby" be,
ing fully authorized in legal document un.
der the hands and seals of two justices Of
the peace! Even if Sam reads the news.
papers and the above proclamation should
come to his knowledge, no reasonable man
would advise him to give himself up under
it. II is not so much the danger if he did
so, of being whipped to death by the ami
able Mr.. F. B. Harrison, who is evidently in
q considerable state of excitement, as the
certainty that in a community that tolcrates
the publication Of such advertisements there
must be plenty of sportsmen who would
jump at the chance of shooting negro, to
say nothing of the hundred dollars to be
got by doing so; and there is no time limi-
ted within which he is to deliver himself
up, this right of killing without incurrine
any penalty or forfeiture must be consider
ed as accruing from the very issue of the
proclamation. However, there is no re-
striction on the way of doing the deed, the
volunteer exccutioner under this act being
allowed the choice of "any means" that may
be thought fit,-N Y Tribune. "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
Ainendmenss 70 me ConssisusIol.. 4

Mr. Parsons from the comnittec on
amendments to tho Consultation, reported
last Saturday resolutions for amendments
to the Constitution in five pafticulArs io The
first is IN fayor ofahnual instead Of bienhisl
sessions of the legislature; the second for
the reorganization Of the courts, providing
a Court OF Errors, c.,---the third IN refer
cnce to the taxation Of banks---the foaFth
in reference to corporations; and the fifth
in reference to the election Of Senators and
Representatives TO the Legislature, ia which
provision is made for having single districts,
and the mode Of apportionment Is laid down.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

Walls himself of the opportunity to announce TO the
citizens of Fremont and those of Sandasky County
removed from his late residence Main street
the frat street west of the jail where he is now
ready wait upon his old customers ad all who wish to
be cured of the different diseases that prevail in this
ton of the country Alkins of Sores, such Mik-egs
Scd head pnd Feons. without cutting them
obeh There stricest attention paid to those
who may favor him with call. v--y@s5s
Fremont, Sept 5, 1856. 32n
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DcnisfrY.

K. J.CONGER, DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his services the citizens Of Fremont and vi
cinity Teeth inserted pivot gold silver p te and
10 the neatestma -. Office in Sharp and shomos
Building, front upstairs.
Fremont April 1S, 1866.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
NInsnmic.

FoRr srEfHExsoS Lopez. No g25, Free ana hccep'eu
Masona meets al Masonic Hail. in Doucysons Block, on
the ist and Sd Tuesday evenings Of every month";
FRsmoSr CnArrhh No. o., Royal Arch Mnsons, meets
At the place, the LIST Friday evening e'e'
month. ..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
r. P. Fussel.mnn & &C.,

Dealers in Stoves, Tin Sheetron, Copper-ware Wash
boards Pl0ws Sc We have opened entire stock
In the Tyler Block Corner of Front and Oroghan streets
and sha be constantly receiving additions Particular
attention will he given to Jobbing and Repairing OF every
lind CalInnd ssle'u .r 80 April 81, 1865.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

Manufacturers of Copper Tin and sheetron Ware and
Deaf lrs in stoves Agricultural Implements stoves rags
Wool Hides, Sheep-pelts Old Copper old 7loySs g.
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Peasea Brlck
Rluuk No. 1. Fremont, Ohio May ~, loO4'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
B. /. BARTLETT & son,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their office to
A the second story of Nims' building, over f.
Dernham's Ciothing Store. t7- Entrance on Croghan
Street All business entrusted to them will he carefully
.ftended 10 Esill b. j. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov "a 1865 j. r. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

White hair is the chalk with which time
keeps sseoses=-=two, three or four score, as
the case may be--on msp's head, geis
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

dqWe paint our lives in frescc. The soft
and facile plaster of the moment harden.
under every stroke of the brush into eterna
rock. i u9. iinii4ia W3a ,Nld -Hdah kot
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

We should consider integrity as of more
Importance than oaths; or observe tho pur--
port of what thou promised, more strictly
than an oath. 'Weae
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
4. q. q. II.
ROBERTS * sheldon.

FouSr AIN LODGE No. ise, Independent Order OF iooc
Templars meets at their Hail. in Buckeye Building, ev
efy Friday evening .l
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06

We should be cautious how we indulge in
the feelings Of a yirtuoas Indignation. 1t is
the handsome brother Of anger and hatred,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
4. o. o. F.

ckoouss IobeE, No H. Independent order Of ODD Eel
lows meets at Odd Fellows Hail. in bucRlai'o pioeA
every Saturday evening. .t ,.,a.,.........
FREMoSr ExcAMPMENT No %, I.0.o.F, meets IN tns
same Hall the ID and 4th Monday evenings oil every
month. - .-ta..t...-t IrLl III
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-06
Homeopathy.

Dr. j. W. FAILING, having established himsclf for the
purpose of practicng Homeopathy In this place and VI
cnity would respectfully tn the public that his
present arrangements will enable those esirous OF avail
Ing themselves OF Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon promrt attention To their calls whether in
or out Of town. y Rooms in Sharp Shomos Block,
NIB, Dr. r. pays particular atteptpn tn all forms OF
sbronic Diseases 20 Fremont, April TO- 1850.