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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

in form and in substance, and therefore in
admissible. We 60 behind them and in
quire into the facts only for Che purpose Of
asccrtaining whether by these valid objec-
tions TO the mere returns, our rejection Of
them will have tho effect Of defeating the
will Of the people, sought to be fairly ex-
pressed at the polls. In the event of such
consequences, we might hesitate to reject a
vote upon any defect Of form, however cs
scntial in law. But in the present case, we
feel ourselves bound 20 adhere 10 the very
letter Of the law, ia order 70 defeat gross
md palpable fraud. The consideration that
our own party by this decision, will loose
the majority in the Legislative Assembly
docs not make our duty in the premises less
solemn and Imperative. The elective fran
cbise would he utterly valueless, and free
government itself would receive a deadly
blow, if 50 great an outrage as this could
DO shielded under tho cover of nero forms
and tcchnicalitics, We cannot consent, in
any manner, to give the sanction Of our re-
spective official positions to any such trans
action. Nor can We feel justified to relieve
ourselves of the proper responsibility of oul
offices, in case where there is no valid re-
turn, by submitting the question to the
Legislative Assembly, and in that very act
giving the parties that might claim to be
chose by this spurious vote, the power tC
decide upon thoir own election.
In view of the condition of tho affairs il
Kansas for several years past, of the effort
so long made to put in operation here rev
olutionary government, and of the fact tha
this effort was suspended under the belle
that the political difficulties of this terrific
ry might at length be fatty adjusted at tht
polls; if that adjustment should now b.
defeated and the people deprived of thei
Irghtful power under the laws of Congress
by fictitious returns of votes never given, i
is our solemn conviction that the pacifcatiol
of Kansas, through the exercise Of tho elec
tive franchise would become impracticablc
and that civil war would Immediately be re
commenced in this territory, extending W
fear, to adjacent States, and subiecting th
government Of the Union to imminent pei
il.
Because, therefore, the paper now undo
examination is not one of the original po
books, by law required to be returned, an
from the absence of the oath prscribed b
! the territorial statutes for the judges of eleC
: ton, the returns being thus clearly invalic
and as we believe fictitious and simulated
: VIC have under the circumstances no alte
native but to reject the whole return frol
: the Oxford precinct and to give the certif
> Gates to those who appear to have bee
elected by virtue Of tho other regular r.
turns. r. J. WALKER,
Governor Of Kansas Territory.
FRED. p. STANTON, Sec'y.
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FREMONT: OHIO.
THANKSGIVING.
Proclamation by the Governor.

In accordance with venerable usage, aud in compi-
with just public sentiment invite The people
Ohio observe THunspAr the Goth day Of the preseut
month Of November day Of Public Thanksgiving to
ALMIGHTY Con.
To Hw who hath visited the Earth and blessed It aud
made II very frui'ful:--
To HIN, who hath crowned tho year with Ills goodness,
making our valleys stand thick with corn, and allng
our barns with plcniy;-
To HIN, who hath greatly blessed in the increase Of
the ground and In the gathering In Of the fruits thereof
To Ifs, who hath defended from the pcscnce that
waketh In darkness and from the sickness that destroy
eth at noonday;-
To HIN, who hath given peace in all borders pro-
ected alike from foreign invasion, and from internal
connection
To HIN, let ALL assembling In places OF public
ship gathering around domestic atars present sincere
offerings Of humble alteration and grateful praise;
beug thn as being needy have received abundantly o
His bounty, ought we cheerfuly TO give OF abund
TO them who need; and invoking earnestly His gra
cious favor that may walk before HIM. continually in
the way of His commandments TO the end that His bless
ing may remain upon and upon children and upon
the good land which He hath given us, forever.
~ Given at the city Of Columbus, under my hand
SEAL and tho Great Seal Of the State Of Ohio this
~ ond day Of November, A. D., 1857.
BY the Governor, s. P. CHASE.
J. II. BAKER, Secretary Of State
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DIR. TUBES
December Appointments.
Dr. II. TUBES, wfii be in attendance as follows:

Dr. II. TUBES, VIII be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT, Kessler's American, Thursday Sd Dec
TIFFIN, shawhan House, Friday 4th Dec.
NoRWALK, American House, Wednesday 2d Dec
NOR consultation upon all diseases the Throat Lungs
Iicart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and Spleen,
Dyspcpsa Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impu
rifles of the Blood, Erupons, Cancers Ulcers and all
other varieties long standing complaints both external
and internal.
chronic Diseases treating thousands annually many of
whom had exhausted every other within reach
mineral other poisOhs employed does
he make sick 10 make NELL tear d0pR 10 build up again.
cate and patients remain at home and continue with
prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many have
covered under the treatment after friends and physicians
had given all hope, the indsputabe evidence of which
always be furnished nyaids however reduced de-
sparing, invited to call and may be assured that
encouragement will be given expense incurred without
a corresponding prospect Of recovery,
nY Those afflicted with RheumaIism kindred afIee-
tons, will do well to read the following from Mr. Caskey:
BELLEFoUNrAINE, o., Feb 1857.
This may certify that have been subject to pains
and lameness of back Ave years. Last
mer il increased that disabled from work entirely
for time and finally got bad that could not rise
from tho loOr get any rest when laid in bed For
weeks meals taken while lying the carpet
where remained day aud night. In this condition DIR.
Tubhs found me, when called last August had before at
of whom thought IT Neuralgia, the other undec
ded what call It, cannot that any benefit de-
rived from either. | afterwards consulted third one
who declined treating he thought medicines would dc
me good.
Within two weeks after commencing Dr. Tubbs treat
ment found relief and able to my work
engaged In running stationary engine at the Raj
Road depot where at all times be found. My health
Winter have not suffered in the least from my old com
plant. JOHN CASKEY.
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The TURNPKE.-Mr. JOSEPH LANGEN-
DERFER, Superintendent of the Maumee and
Western Reserve Road, has been for
some time at work on the road, having
gone over nearly its whole length, thorough
ly repairing it. Mr.. L. found the road in
very bad condition, the effect of the contract
system adopted by the locofOcos. From
the bridge to the foot Of the hill on the east
side of the river, six inches of stone has beer
put on. The road is now in better condi
ton than it has been in six years. Mr.. i
is just the man to have charge ofthe road
Mr.. HowARD, Engineer on this divis
ion of the Public Works was in town Wed
nesday last. He has been over the road t.
see that the repairs are properly made.
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wisconsin Election.

MILWAUKEE,, NOV. 3.
The following are all the returns yet re-
ceived of the State election to-day:
Knenosha co., 8 towns Cross, Dem, for
Gov. maj. Racine CO., l town, Randall,
Rep. 1877 maj; Waukesha CO., 5 towns,
Randall 2s1 maj; Jefferson CO., 3 towns,
Cross 2s5 maj; Dodge CO., 1o5 maj. for
Randall; Fon du Lac co.; town, Cross
126 maj; Rock co., towns, Randall, 4s9
maj, Columbia CO., towns, Cross 121 maj
Walworth CO., 2 towns, 279 maj. for Ran
dali; Crawford CO., town, Gross 55 maj.
Milwaukee co-City and three towns, 3,026
maj. for Gross; Dane co--Madison City and
three towns, Cross maj. 80.
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Border human Election Frandn.

The manner in which the pro-slavery men
of Kansas had marked out and pursued in
order to elect pro-slavery Legislature, in
that Territory is set forth by Leavcnworth
City correspondent. He states that the bo-
gus returns of Oxford precinct, johnson Co.,
we're exhibited by Gov. Walker at Law
roncc as curiosity. They were written
out in one handwriting, and the slip of pa
yer measured fifty-four feet in length. All
the names except one hundred and twenty,
we're copied from civilians Cincinnati Di-
rectory," those commencing with the same
letter following each other regularly as they
do upon the pages of that book. This, we
think it will be conceded, is decidedly rich
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Dayton, May 9th, 1855.

The ARK, for November is on our table.
With this number closes the fourteenth
year of this excellent work. 1t has been
published by Bro. ALEX. E. GLENN, Grand
Secretary of the Order of Ohio, for the
whole time. 1t has become almost indispen.
sable to the Order having outlived doz-
en- or more publications of the same nature
1t is devoted mainly to the doings of the
brotherhood, and should be read by every
Odd Fellow. Published at Columbus, o.
monthly, at 81 per year. We will receive
and forward subscriptions.
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The Great Beautifer,
SO Long UnsuccessfuIIy Sought,
FOUND AT LAST!

NOR II restores permanently gray hair TO its original
II coor luxurantly the bald head. removes all
dnndruG itching and all scrofua scald head and all erup-
Ons; makes the hair soft healthy and glossy; and Will
preserve it to any mmagnabe age removes fby mag
c all blotches, &c. from the face and all neuralgia
and nervous headache See circular and the following
Dover, N. H.. Feb. 2, 1857.
Prof. O. j. Wood 4 Co.-Gents: Within few days We
have received so many orders and calls Prof o. J.
Woods Hair Restorative that to day compelled to
send to Boston for quantity (he dozen you forwarded
being all sold) while might order quantity from you.
Euerp bottle hare sold 10 hare produced Tires
customers, and the appreciation and patronage 1t
receives from the most substantial and worthy citizens OF
vicinity fully convince that 1t Is most valuable
preparation Send may he gross OF 81
size and one dozen 81 size; and believe yours very
spectfuly, (SgnedD DANIEL LATHROP co.
Hickory Grove st. Charles Co., No., Nov. TO- 1856.
PROF. o. J. W0oD-Dehr Sir; Some time last summer
induced to Of your Hair Restorative and
its effects wonderful feel it duty to you
and the afflicted, to report it, Our little sons head far
time had been perfectly covered with sores and
called II scald head The hair almost entirely of in
consequences when friend seeing his suerings advised
us TO use your Restorative, did with little hope OF
but TO surprise, and that OF all friends,
very few applications removed the disease entirely, and
and duxurant crop of hair started out and
say that our boy, has healthy scalp, and
fore and do hereby recommend your Restorative per-
feet remedy for all diseases the scalp and hair We
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGlNBOTHAA.
Gardiner. Maine. June %, 1855.
PRE-. O. j. W0OD-Dear Sr have used two hotties OF
Professor Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say that
is the greatest discovery Of the age for restoring and
changing the Hair Before using II was man OF seven
ty My hair has attainedits original color. You can
it to the world without the least fear my
case one of the worst kind .
| OF. WOOD CO., Proprietors 3l2 broadway, New
York, lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish.
ment) aud ia Market ST.. St. Louis No. Aud sold by al
good Druggists. 23me
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DR.. RANNTNcpa oARn-


nR BANNING would inform those iaborinE under vo-
cal Pulmonary, Digestive, Spinal, and especially
Hernia and Female Weaknesses, Piles and Constipation
that he s prepared by Of original and rational
treatment (chieny cchanical) 10 give immediate inn
porant relief the rational idea that these malades
the result Of muscular debility and mechanical dis
placement ofthe parts concerned than Of primary disease
lie may be consulted gAtuitously At the rsidencc Of
Mr. Evans on Croghan street until Saturday evening IA.
BY means of these braces feeble ladies usually
blcd to attend their domestic Affairs.
See opinions Of eminent medical meni
The undersigned have examined Dr. Bannng's novel
views the mechanical pathology Of many affections Of
the vscera and believe them TO be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention Of the medical profession
VALENrINE MoTT NJ. ID.
]. KEARNY RoDdRRs, NJ. ID.
From Prof. Dickson, Of Charleston, s. G.
The principle which Dr. Banning has 80 ngeniously
carried out seems to widely applicable to large class
Of Of suffering and debility In both sexcs
SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, NJ n.
fully concur in the above, JAS. JERvEY, NJ. d.
From Prof Goddard, Of Philadelphia,
have examined Dr. Bannng's instrument for the telie
OF weakness, requiring mechanical support and having
also made practical experiment Of the same aston
isheda ut the results would accordingly recommend III
use TO the serious consideration Of the medical profession
PAUL p. GoDDARD, NJ. ID.
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money Rankablo a, Inc Bank Of Fremont,


NOVEMBER 0, 1857.
All Ohio, except clinton Bank Columbus and city Rank
Cincinnati. ~
All Kentucky, except Ashland and old broken banks
All Virginia, except Kanswha, and Trans-Alleghany
Allrcnusylvania, except Merchants md ManuMctus-
ersP,tsburgh Warren Cos Iancascri Erie City; Bank Of
Pennsylvania, and New Castle.
The following comprise the Eastern Banks NOT rAxrN
at present The list islabe TO change almost daily:
New York-Niagara River Bank, Tonnwanda; Agrieui-
tural Bank, lTcrkimer County, Darymars Bank, New
port; Ontario Bank Utica; Bank Orleans Aboni Rec
iprocity Bank Buffalo; sacketts Harbor Bank, Buffalo,
Yates Co. nanl Pen Yam: Huguenot Bank New Paltz
Medina Bank, Medina; Troy City Bank, Troy; Central
Bank NcwYork, Uiica Hamilton Exchange Bank Greene
Maine-Canton, South China; Exchange, Bangor; Mar
atimc bangor; MonsumRiver Rockand; Ellsworth Els
worth; Hancock, Ellsworth I1allowell, IIallowell snt
Sanford.
New lampshire--Exior Bank, Exter.
Massachusetts, Western Bank Springfield
vermont-st Abans ST. Adams; South Royalton
stark, Bennington; Dandy, DANNY.
Observation-Disclosures City bridgeport; Exchange
Hartford; Charter Oak Hartford Hartford Co.. Hartford
Mercantile Hartford; Wooster Danbury IIatters Bethel
Pahquoque Danbury; Colcestor Colchester Merchants
Exchange, bridgeport; North american, Seymour; Paw
catuck, Pawcatuck; Thompson Thompson; windhan
County, Brooklyn; Woodbury., Woodbury.; Uneas; Quin
nebog.
All Rhode Island refuse
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
Minnesota Election.

The 81. Paul Minnesotidn of Oct. 2sth
publishes the vote for Governor corrected
according to the latest advices." The to-
tails are Ramsey 1887; Sibley bib
1t says there is no longer doubt that Ram
sey is elected by small though decisive
and sufficient majority. The same paper
claims that the political character Of the
Legislature is still undecided, and expresses
hope that the Republicans have majority
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06
St. Louis. Nov.

Dates from Lecompton to Oct. 22d, state
that Gov. Walker has issued another proc
lamation relative to tho votes returned from
MCGEE county, which are thrown out for
the same reasons that governed his action
in relation to Oxford District in johnson
county.
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dues, and taxes :
ILLINOIS BANKs.-The following Illinois
Banks have also filed additional security:

Alton Bank; Agricultural Bank; Bank of Bloomington
Bank Of Elgn Bank OF Galena Bank Of Napierville
Bank of Northern Ilinois Bank Of Pike County: Bank
of Peru Bank Of Quincy Central Bank Peoria; City B'k
of Ottawa; Chicago Bank; Edgar County Bank; +. l.
Tinkham Co.'s Bank Farmers and Traders Bank La
fayette Bank; Marion Bank Mclean County Bank; Mer
chants and Drovers Bank; National Bank; Prairie State
Bank; Rail- nd Bank Southern Bank Of Illinois, Grey
ville State Bank Illinois, Shawneetown Warren County
Bank Frontier Bank; Citizens Bank; international Bk;
Cravv
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massachusetts ElectIom.

Boston, Nov. 8.
The vote of Boston gives Banks 4,217
Gardiner 5,074; Beach 4,243. GARDENERS
plurality, e57.
There are 80 cities and towns heard
from; Banks, 24,3oo; Gardiner, $4,000;
Beach, $4,000 Indications are favorable
for large Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature.
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Hoes I'm Cincinnati.
The Gazette of the 27tb thus report

sale OF 500 hogs effected to-day at IS per 100 lbs
net deliverable from the lst To the 10th of December.-
This clear decline OF 50 per 100 lbs from the prices
rent about the LIST of Aug gust Packing operation will
commence in this city weather avoriug about the 5 Of
November. But for the Of the pane prices
would have opened at ST. II thought they may
to - At present every thing avors low range
prces but the market will be governed by the
OF financial affairs II Is difficult present to form rea-
BILE opinion as to the future.
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Elizabethtown, KY, March 9th, 1856.
DR.. b. p. Banning:
Dear Sir:-Our little patient, Maggie
Wintersmith, with incipient huneh back
and lateral curvature of the spine-whom
treated for months with counter rritants,
the recumbcnt posture, &c,--a treatment
which amounted to cruelty, with but slight,
if any benefit, has been almost entirely re-
levcd in the last few weeks, by the appli-
cation of your Spring, Spinal, Shoulder,
and Body Brace. These appliances have
acted like charm, in relieving physical
and mental suffering. She is free from pain
and is as cheerful as morning lark. The
success of your novel treatment in Spinal
distortion, and disease, should entitlc you to
be considered bcncfactor of your profes
sion, and race.
Respectfully and truly your friend.
B. r. YOUNG.
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HASEMANN RRooSvEETED TO COMMON sESsE.--At a
meeting of sptuasts invalid was brought forward
dreadlly afflicted with ucerous scroua that all the doc
tors had failed to II proposed TO appeal to he
sprtlaud for advise and Homeopathic physician
interrogated the departed spirit of Hanemann "a
what remedy should be taken Loud and distinct rap
audible to the whole audience, told of Ayers Ca
t-k-a-r-f-i-e P-i-LEs.--Homer IN. " Whig
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

Mr.. @. CALLIeAN, formerly conductor
on the G. d T. Railroad, has been appoint
ed ticket agent at Monroeville for the g. d
T. and S. M. & N. Railroad, in place o.
Mr.. Rory, who resigned. Mr.. G. viii make
first rate officer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-06

Garfield q Brother have bought and
brought on by order of the Town Council,
a beautiful toned fire bell, to be placed in
the new engine house. Weight 42o lbs
Manufactured by Jones, Hitchcock & Co.
of Troy, New York.
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AS WE ToLp TuEM-A Know Notl

AS WE ToLD THEM-A Know Nothing
correspondent of the Hancock Courier,
speaks of their fusing with the locofoco par
ty, at the late election in the following
style:
Those Americans who have endeavored 10 their hon
and credit by cnging to principles they have adopted in
good itand of their free will and and het
the balance Of power and rather than be forced into the
principles of agamation equality with and al
the dsagreeabe evils incident to aboionsm they natu
rally accept the only relief oiered-and vote the Demo
cratic ticket.
We hope they will no longer hang around
the Republican party, but come out and
avow themselves locofocos. The man who
could write such sentence, has but littlc
of the spirit of freedom left, and no regarC
for the truth.
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Teaoherg' Convention.

The Teachers Convention of Sandusky
County, will meet in Fremont at the Union
School House, on Saturday, the l4th Of
November, at l o'clock, P. M. Il
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Gov. CHAsE.-The Washington Era, in
speaking of the Ohio election and the re-
election of our present talented Governor,
says:
ssrhe more Mr. Chase known, the more he commends
himself to tho People The opposition unserupuous
and basey attempted 10 him down under the odium OF
defalcafion Of which Of their Party guilty,
but which first discovered under his Administration
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A new Post Office, 0tsego, has been es-
tablished at the village of ostego, ten
miles west of Perysburg, Wood county
%. w. PESxooK is tho Post Master.
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A Gard.

The members of the Young Mems Ly-
ceum are requested 10 meet at Lyceum
Hall next Monday evening, Business of
importance before the association. Full
attendance desired. l. b. SHARP,
Sec'y pro tenn.