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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

VI IIIFt, nOIu NHUINIOT OF INC NNIlONS TInE,
The untaught minstrel now presumes TO sing.
Thou modern Cesar Of Coumha's shore,
ENpositor Of FREEDOMS sacred lore,
Tried, steadfast leader Of that Spartan band,
Who fight for Liberty o'or ALL the land,
Like some huge mountain clilf thy noble form
Stands out 10 brave the desolating storm;
Or, like Gods barrier to old oceans flow,
90 Thus far, no farther shalt thou dare to got"
Zen thus, thy voice the serpent holds in thrall
Whose Shiny face is upon us all.
Though oft assailed nought tames thy iron will,
At thy command, proud Slayery's sun stands still.
ScOrn hatreds streams oft art thou forced to stem
("Men cruelty their Gods, then worship them").
Like Bunker's prophet on its base secure,
AS firm thou standest ready to endure,
Though hghtnings flash about thy hoary head,
Thy stepsas firm as Roman war horse tread,
Thy name is written not yielding sand,
IT is writ on HEARTS throughout thy native land
And this tho prayer from every Frecman's mouth,
From East to West, from West TO farthest north,
"God bless OhiOi long 10 her preserve,
THE DAUNTLEss LEADER OF THE OLD RRsERvKl"
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M A r r E D,
rREmONr pRHCE CURRENT.

On the Goth ult, by Rev. =, Garrs, Mr.. DAVID HLoT
and Miss CATHARINE NOSES, all OF Sandusl;y county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

A contractor in Brooklyn, n. Y, engag-
cd to fill certain lots in the 9Th ward not
long ago, which were covered with water to
the depth of several feet. He waited until
the water was frozen and then filled them
up, and received hispay from the city before
the trick was discovered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
CUTLERY.

Hunting and dirk knives. fnr and common,
Fine and cheap ren pocket lack dog and barlow knve
and all other kinds Of knives.
Tov knives and forks for little folks,
Extra fine aud common razors, very cheap,
Embroidery work and butten hole scissors
Gents pocket scissors heavy shears and scissors,
Cheap scissors for Peddas by the dozen or single pair
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
nANK OT FREMONT.

NvIMs, rIIIOrsoN & WHITE, having associated with
~ themselves ALBERT KING. and MARY f. KING, o
fully s. y will crntihue their business under the titl'
Of the Bank Of Fremont. T. 5. WHITE, Cashier.
Fremont, Nov II, 1865. f2m3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
MUSICAL INsTUMENTs.

Violins, cheap and fine. rui ars banoes, accordeons
flutes. clarinet, tamborines
BoN-wood cocoa, ebony and common ffes.
Italian, English German and VIOLIN guitar banjo
and base viol strings
Violin bows fine and common tail pieces bridges rosin
clarinet reeds, &c by the dozen or single.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

SLEIGH BELLS,
EOR the Million, at
! u Jan. 4, 1857 sARFfELDia.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
GUNS AND ACCOUTREMENTs

Double barrelcd extra heavy ducking guns
Fine twist owling pieces back action and bar locks
rantedin every respect.
Cheap double barrelled guns. from ss to sl2 each,
Single barrel guns from s., so 10 s6 each,
Fine steel barrel rifles, style,
Double guns with rifle and shot barrel,
Rifles manufactured to order by experienced workmen in
my employ,
shot gun TASKS, &. TO- 10, 16 and 90 ounce,
Wad cutters shot bags aud belts, nippe wrenches,
| Gun covers. wards, rife TASKS pistol TASKS,
Bullet monlds, single and double. powder horns
Flv's waterproof cans genuine s. B. waterproof caps
| 8. b. cans, warranted full count,
| Percussion pills. good article,
| Pocket companions leather for buntsmen. nc
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

Treasurcr's Report.
Received on membership, S 3,75
Amount Of money by dona-
tions, 5O,s8
Amount sales Of Bibles and
Testamcnts, 1919
Total, $65,42
Paid Depositury for Bibles
and Testamcnts, $l5,69
Pad for Secretary and Trea-
surcr's books, so
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
GUN SMITHS, MATERIAL

roekel companions, leather caps Tor huntsmen, &C.
GUN SMITHS MATERIALS.
German silver and brass gun mountings,
Forward action gun locks with hook and swivel,
Do. do with steel insides,
Back action do. steel nsides
English nipples large and small,
Do. fine steel assorted twist reversed tubes,
German nipples assorted
Plugs and NIPPLES, cocks triggers, filed
Forged and filed tumbers rights and efs with hook and
swlvels; forged and FLED steel tumblers do.
sears Sears springs: Forged tail pins,
Bolts, bolt looms, wire loops, swivels,
Triggers, and trigger plates, brecchp Plus,
Tumbler pins and nuts,
Forward and hack action main springs rights
and lefts; Powder flask springs,
Shot charger springs,
Gun wormers, single and double,
Brass capped wormers for rifles,
Rod tips brsss and iron.
Bullet moulds, assorted, from size 40 to 25o
wad cutters from No. 7toso,
Sheet German silver, Sheet brass; Flints,
Nipple wrenches steel and Iron
Intide slide for shot chargers,
Powder flask chargers assorted sizes with
other articles too Numerous to menfi0H.
NOTIONS AND FANCY GOODS.
German silverspe Cheap specs and cases,
German silver, tin and morocco spec cases,
Hair pins by the III. or box Shawl and diaperpins,
Bead, ivory and steel rings,
German silver thmbes,
Steel, brass, iron, and plated thlmbles by the
gross, dozen, or single
Belts ana belt buckles
Sewing birds, 2, 5, and shlllings each,
Gilt rencils, jet bracelets,
Imitation cornelian rings,
Pearlportmonies and card cases,
Fine morocco, leathar, and calf skin portmonias,
Buckskin purses with and without clasps fine
Four gross cheap purses for peddlars
Retcues, tooth brushes, pocket combs,
Fine ivory combs, all sizes and In any quantity,
Wooden combs, crochet needles, emery bags
Pearl and ivory shirt buttons, =
Pen holders guta perch cork screws,
Buffalo horn pocket combs, kew rings,
Load nepciia. lat and 2 ounlf.y.
Carpenters penes gilt snaps,
Amber, beads, satin beads. coral beads
Seed coral and white coral beads, ink stands,
German silver curb chains steel fob chains,
Agate and coneliAn coat buttons, Harmonious,
Snufand tobacco boxes pocket mirrors,
Cheap and fine chalk lines, glasses,
Cards, money belts, staps,
German pipes, cornean sleeve buttons &c
all of which will sell 10 peddars and dealers prices
that will make II for their interest to call.
TOYS.
have hne assortment Of toys for little folks. that
I tOW sell cheaper
than can he bought elsewhere in town Just give me a
call and II do not suyou in quantity quality and prices
II will be no fault ofmine.
Also hne assortment Of r a.tr.
KATES,
with and without straps, very cheap. Also,
PISTOLS and REVOLVERs,
Of Colts and Aliens patent H NNf s
LEWIS LEPPELMAN.
Fremont, Des.5, 1855,
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1857-02-06

...s. ... Notice
IN relation 10 e RenoUaI Of he Land Office from Benica
10 San Francisco IN California.
IN accordance with provisions Of the Congress
IAN authouzins changes iando
hereby declared
fof public lands
OF California will he removed the city ofSAs
early period al practicable
Further precise time
register and receiver Benicia iaud Office
Given under hand the city Of Washington, this 10th day Of
January, A. D. 1857
By order Of the PRESIDENT
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the Lans Once
Jan l7--law6w IIntei. .aStarI
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The DO person viii be booss uElts'
ne payment ofthe Subscription be maae soysnoe.
DISTANT ney BY IsteI ina
9 which viii BE- paid BY ahd all sk assumed b5 ourselves las
safs Iransnisi,oi. f.f st-s et 5000
The UATkY "A gK blsh ~ weekly during es 49,
sions q Cong and semi eek y during the recess
sabept for Tsrod less year viii be received %
terms pToPoFtioLed 10 the
17-PosraAsTERs authorized agents ana
By sending DAILY subsebe $50 enclosed.
iled a COPY erafir
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Proposals for 4 rmy suppl S.
Once Of Army clothlns and Equipags,
PHILADKIPaIA, febfual

II
EAED PROPOSALS. invite and Will be received al his
ohco until 10 O'Clock the 10Th day Of March next ior
furnishing by following ARMY 6UPPLiEs AND ma
rEkAs deliverable the United siau Clothing and Equpage
Depot tschuykin ArenaIl 10 quantities required, via
5000 yads ia dark blue lndgo wool ed CLOTH for caps and
bands, weighing about ~ ounces yard.
yards dark blue ud wool dyed iwied cloth weighing
"a ounces per yard.
$1,000 yards Ga hdg dyedl twed CLOTH weighing
~ ounces per yard.
1900 yards dark blue ndgo dyed cotton and wool flannel
weighing a oanc per yard.
67ooo yards white aanne eoon and woo weigh q
per yard.
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John III. Buthrnann,

Importer and Dealer in Wines, Brandies, &C.,
Pennsylvania avenue, side, ~ Streets
As in store avery choice of champagne quarts
III and pnts, Of the desirable brands. N
Aisn sparkling ST. Sherry
Tenerfe Sicily, Rhine Mosse French Wines
wite Cognac, scheidam rum, vhiskey,
American wh-sey Carscoa snisere and his PREPARATION
widchery brandy, hlaekberry juice, stomach btiers.
Aso, genuine sbnthe Rirschwassef, and Havsna cigars
Dec ii-lufwfm 7''
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I OSr LAND MAkKANT---The public are nori6cd
Ii No. Il,7o0 for
1885, wiam November
Once directed 10 Allan Lawrencevic, Georgia. who
informs received having
nv
therefore losr assigned
s issue his
hereby apply for duplicate of
the Pensions, public
alpr sor fhr lost warrant. JAMES CRUISE,
WILLIAMSON CRUISE.
Nee aO-fawfw
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No. bT2.1
BY the President OF the United States.

I'm pursuance flaw FRANKLIN PIERCE,
public undementoned Offices,
se % = s PsGS n e ~.
the following named townships, viz:
North Of Of The h principal meTdan
Townships nnety-nine N M hundred OF range
Townships ninety eight ninety niac and one hundred Of range
Townships ninety eight ninety nne and hundred Of
townships nneiynine hundred, Of thten.
Townships and hundred Of fourteen
Townships ninety nine asd one hundred of range bieen
Township one hundred Of range seventeen.
and :" ns ons ha@d Of
Townships ninety tour ninety five ninety s,s ninety seven
land Office FORT DODGE, commencing Monday,
s fourth sGy e My as, for ,hs asgos o ths public lands
Of ne and Of the h principal median
Townships ninety four. ninety hve ninety ninety
Tovnstps ninety our nineydve ninety Six ninety seven
ninety nine and one hundred of range gni r
Townships ninety FOUR ninety and one hundred OF range
township one hundred Of range tDoenty-eisht.
Township hundred, of range tpeHty nne
AT SIOUX CITY, commencing Monday,
within the following nansd townships, vizi
North of the base line Of nm prineipa eridiun.
Township rinsy -four, Of range a4isty5o~
Township ninety five, Of range fhhty-sir
townships ninety ninety sevep range triy
Township .S Sf @ Of
Township nineysix' Of Of Iarse {orfy r, three %
township nipey- six, Of range Joriy.fse.
Townships nineyh and ninstysix OF range forfysir
hips Eve and nineysix, of range forysereH
fractional townships ninety four, ninety hve and ninesS, OF
range Jorfyeight.
Lands appropriated by schools, military,
together with those a.wamp and oyeraowcd lands
unfit
"An enable the State of Arkansas and other
sep,emSe as 1850, ri BE- excluded from ns saie
The offering lands will be commenced the days
appointed in the order in which they adve
whole shall have been offered and the sales thus
Closed u, no sale shall kept and
pvate of the lands will be admitted until after the
expiration offh two weeks . =
d,y o. Deccnser Domni thousand eight hundred
6oy sir FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President;
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissionqr Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right pre- enptou of
within townships above
required establish the satisfaction Of the
and receiver Of the land ONCE and make therefor
after seeing fh uotr and before the day
public sale OF the lands
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Onice
The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Louisiana ard ssren,h area,
Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE 4 CO., Bankers.
Collections all tbs cities Unon Marine and hrs
risks effected In all the principal Offices IN the
Dec so-damt
I DSr LAND wAkRANT.-The public are norfcd
Ii boanty No. Loo for acres March,
william
mailed
Once, directed T. Allan Lawrenceve, Georgia. who
has received a. u not having been received
other subozed ~,
LOST, said
the said William Cruise has died. and his heirs aaw
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army bankets woo gray with letters U. hia
inches in length, in ,be esne) 70 be feet os g. and
i-et inches wide each blanket weigh pounds
450o half stoekng properly made OF good
bound aeece WOOL aud with double aud twisted yarn 10
sSf weighs pounds per dozen.
pomroons engineers dr. re artillery
and infantry.
annn.
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NO. bI3.I
Notice
In relation 10 the Roaopal Of the Land Office from Genesee
10 East Saginau, in Mehigan.
IN ACCORDANCE the provsous OF the aci Of Congress- en-
titled can authorizing changes The location
ces, approved March - 1883 IL hereby declared
that land Office for the public
Michigan, viii be e. ST
said Staie egTiy period practicable.
Further notice the time Of
he register receiver Of the Genesee Office
Given under hand the city Washington
January, A. d. 1857.
BY order Of the President;
TIl0s, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Offcc.
Jan l6--law6w TInt and
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Orders for tickets and the
shove splendid lotteries win receive attention nna
an account OF each drawing will be Immediately over
TO all who order -
Address P.J. BUCKLEY, Agent
Jan iT Wilmington, Delaware,
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

The Congressional Bank,
Corner Of Loaisiana and ssrenth arro,
Washington City.
EDWARD JARDINE CO., Bankers
Collections Un,on and FIRE
risks effected in all the principal Offices IN the
United Stntcs and Canada.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-12-23
MOFFATS LIFE PILLS
AND
Phoenix Bitters.

fEHE BEST FAMILY MEDICINE NOW BEFORE
4 the public, for the cure of ScrOfula, III
GERS, Sctirvy, or EruptiOns' of the Skin
Fever and Agne, Dyspepsia, DrOpsy
and in fact most all diseases soon yield totheir
curative properties. ssf = - = s9t1 fTeif sfs
ea It has been computed that during the last
twenty.fve years upwards Of Four NH
Hons Of persons have been benefited by the
use Of these medicines; fact which speaks
volumes in favor of thsircusAtive properties
. single trial will place them beyond the reach
of competition in the estimate OF every patient.
BY their use the BLOOD IS RESTORED TO,A
.HEALTHy STATE and freed from sliimpsy-
itiss. The system il not reduced during their
operation, but invigorated, anda they require
no restraint from business or pleasure. 49, i
) The afflicted haze In these snedicinessa remedy
that ssii do for them oil that a,edicins caa pos
sibiy effect - sail szsii Tsoii As1sf.,g hs5ss ,t
80 - so estPREPAREDe BY Il as5g etfts.
dkfg W. B. MOFFATs N d. sl5osss
no 70 s5kE8 s69 q Proprietor, New York. "a.
al .sE.is AND FOR SALE BY s,4si. w.Isss
sdJNoa m. .K1RKBRIDE, w Woods6eld, Ohio.
'iRocts IA, ls51 .-llyaL tAzissa .sl.w tat %
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THE sPIRIT= OF DEN 9 AqCz r
In whose name tossd

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AUDITORS OFFICE, MONROE COUNTY, O.,

= 1UUI7UKs = OFfIcE MONK0E UuuNIi u !
November as 1857.
entitled "An prescribing the
County March 23 1s40 amendato Acts
the
lo parts foregoing list much thereof will be
will be sold the
of Monroe County Ohio, the
JANU4RY, 1885,
shall be paid before
quantity Sold
for the
purchaser will entitled deed from the Auditor Of the
redeemed within that time
- JOHN S. HOLIDAY. Aud. II. o.
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MUAsse Name Tored

La eai
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''lLANDs and TOWN LOTS
FOR TAKES. -

The floxing is ast of Lands and Town Lots and Parts
Of Lots within the county Of Monroe and State Of Ohio re-
turned delinquent by Frederick Khler Treasurer and Col
ler ST said County for the Taxes of 1885, with thirty per
enalty thereon which added the simple taxes of
remaining due and unpaid on the third Monday Of
November 1851. a4H s.se8aa-sas 49, ae...l
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-12-23

PETITION FOR PARTITION. s,
TpHRAIM TREMBLY, David iTrembly, Elisa
~ beth Trembly and Jemima Trembly, will
take notice fisat = petition. was, flsd against
them.on the 9Th day of October, A. D.slsk7,
in the Court Of Common Pleas, within end for
the county sofs Monroe and State. ef Ohio, by
Eliel Headlsy, ~ the Guardian of Maxgsret Il
Tremhly, and. Ia enoH. pending. Sahsrein said
Elisl Headley - such Guardian, demands par-
tition of the following real estate, to wia s.Ss
The north wcat quarter sf tlse north west
quarter Of section three, Of township FIVE, of
range FIVE, containing forty acres. sAlso the
south part of the south west tqnarter of sestion
four in said township and range, containing
| Ihfty-nine lacress Also the east half sof the
north east quarter Of section nine, tovnship
and range aforesaid. h.Sss sas Il isk
And that at the next term of said Court, the
said Eliel, Headley as Guardian aforesaid, will
apply for an order that partition May be,made
Of said premises. ELIEL HEADLEY .as..sssa
!. Guardian Of II. 3. Jrsmhly.sa
~ Nov. 4, ls57.--6x.
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NOTICE.
Attachment Notice. !.

4 Attachment Notice IA
William ShepRara, Plaintiff, REFORE John
against ss IL BeardmorS, =
Moses Sheppard and Laben' Justice Of the
Sheppard, Defendants. Peace Of Wash
Ington township. Monroe county, Ohio, on the
30th day Of Sept. 1857, said Justice issued an
order of attachment in the above case, for the
sum Of one hundred and sixty nine dollars
and thirteen cents. Said case is set for hear
ing on the 21st day Of Nov, 1887, at l'o'cl6ck
P. M. of said day. - u 4s7l Z sal " n
~ s9i WILLIAM SHEPPARD, Plaintiff =
Oct. 2T, 1s57.-3w.p pa. ~ s3ie" = sa.a
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN,
~ that an Election will be held On
WEDNESDAY tie an Of NorcmJcr,
nea, in the several Election Districts Of
Montgomery county, at the usual places
of holding elections in said Districts, for
the purpose Of clccting the following
officers, to wit:
One Governor, one Comptroller Of the
Treasury, one Lottery Commissioner,
one Commissioner of the Land Office
one Member Of Congress for the Sixth
Congressional District; one Senator for
Montgomery county, two Delegates to
the General Assembly Of Maryland
also, five County Commissioner, one
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Montgo-
merry county, one Register of Wills for
Montgomery county, two Sherias, ono
County Surveyor; also, three justices
of the Peace, two Constables and ono
Supervisor of Public Roads for each
Election District Of Montgomery county.
s. BROWNING,
Sheriff Of Montgomery County.
oct It's
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1857-10-02
PUBLIC SAL.

EpY VIRTUE Of an Order from the
ED Orphans' Court of Montgomery
County, the subscriber. Executor of
HENRY GRIFFIN, of T., late of said
county, deceased, will offer ut public
salc, on WEDNESDAY, the 21a of
Octote r aert, at the late residence of said
deceased, i'll Cracklin District, in said
county, all the Personal Property Eek
cept the Nagrocs) Of said deceased, con
sistins in part as follows:
HORSES, CATTLE, SHEEP g. HOGS.
Seven head of HORSES, Ten head of
CATTLE, Fourteen head of SHEEP
Thirty head of HOGS.
FARMING UTENSILS - such as
Plows. liarrows, Cultiyators, Wagon
and Wagon Gear, Hoes, Scythes and
Cradles, &c,
Lot of Wheat in the straw, and loi
cleaned; Lot of Corn, old and new.
HOUSEHOLD & KITCHEN FupNITuRE--
to wit: Beds, Bodstcads and Furniture
Tables, Chairs, Bureau, Looking Glassc.
Ne, &c., with a great many other anti
Giles too tedious to enumcrate.
TERMS OF SAIE.-A credit Of 81,
months will he given on all sums owe
Ten Dollars, the purchaser or purchas
ers giving note with approved security
bearing interest from the day of sale
all sums of Ten Dollars and under, cash
No property to be removed until til
terms are complied with
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
oct It's Executor.