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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-12-11

Ovrorp, s.-N q court "a Probate, held AZ
Paris. within AVID fir the county ~ ONf.rd, ON
the ihiri TUESDAY az November. 4. u 1851.
C,NRAI GERRY ENecutnN ~ the lat viii
= rni rrstimsut n Dawn GRAY, late 1t
Buv0fsll. in 1i County, lfrrl'ri, hayiog Zee.
ss0'rl hrr 6.,i account ct administration oi che
Estate oi said deceased ur allowance.
Orivri, That che ud E>sa,nS give notice
io ~ rar'ln' interested, Nv causing cop, 90 this
urirr o. o. Published three weeks sIcrs..i,s, ia
The ON'd Democrat, printed a' Pare, that they
mu arp@1r atPr1b o. court 0, o. hriiBt Tp shbfg
i1 All r1uui, ON che seventeenth dsy a. December
r->f, re n1r uf che rTrk in tIs i.rH1H1. ,ui shaN
r,use 10 they have, Why lhe stno sIIpli not l1
HlLWgl
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LOST.

4 TOWN ORDER. iuvl hy ihe Sr'ec,men
\ I.tl-k payable 10 che suI.-fibsr, bf
the .1n pi ols hIlirri hi,-.i> dollars lrI ihidy.
onr .1's. date iua l9l 1851, anl nimhaIsI
one brrl..l 1ri n1. tlll)
al p..sIl. ar. r....Il.I against PURCHASING
.aid o.IsI, as prrmsl has been stopped 90 The
same. :. II. SAWYER.
Bplnr. Pond, Nov. 10, 1857. II
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Nn,l,r of Tnrcrln.nrc.

WHEREAS, ISAAC HlN, II Ggr' lwgg' j. %
w the County ct Oyib.i, b, b. dr.'l oi MOI
gage dated Nauh 81, \. y. 1888 ani recorded
with ONipud ErruuIs. BOOK %, Pag' hl. convey
81 Go ms the Doc Ut aal So. >, - che - l''ns'' ~
DE north Pact of GucnwpIl, cNcrpi"' i'f'N'ignr
acfr, of ths north cod oi siii "'' 10 .'. u'e 'ne
.,.,,.,..t ~ +, --.t,in note 1T htll m.niilnel ~
.,lI r1,.f,,-s; 1rI whereas th' cUlIiiion oi 'n1
claim urr-.I.urr 10 The
.,ms agfrraby 10 che statute IN sU-h case. made
inl provided. THOMAS Iho'htN'
Paris, Nov. %, 1857. "
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u. II. BABBITT's BEST
6 \ L Il f. q T u S !

I prepared rutirsl, d.lsnrpt from other sllera.
| tus. Al the dflrtrri1us matter rNtrciei ~
.#,hp manner as o. yrpiu,s bread, biscuit, and
go kills ui cake, u.th1I, containing particle OF
Sli.ffrs when ihs Bead ~ Cake b. baked, there
o., urr.'urIrs Wholesome results. Lyep particle
I'd ~.I.tir. #. tniH r.l o. e. tni p1ss~s thtough
Ga. Ir-.I rr hlsrlit while baking, consequently
trtb,H- rrul,iu. it common salt, water and Hour.
NYu utH readily perceive by the tatte u his sale
f,tus ih q 10 b. c1tiur, different i'm othci salrra
Co.,. When 500 puicha-c one paper you should
lkc ibr 90 paper sIth 700, ini d. very c'ft,ul
ani 20 the nest cNar'ly llke thr Grst, (name and
picture. ~ i.iri .oli bread. With gla's eheUe..
riu. wairi un ihe top, "a. Nou src IN The bill.)
toll direction. lu5 making Bread with Sour
Mix sui C,eim Tartar. snd ~ Minds ~ Pasirvi
aI.p isr mikiug Soda Water; also directions &c
maxim. ScilliE pokdcrs: sill accompany each
uckpgc. II. Y. BABBlrr,
o. AMI - Washington Street, NeS York,
% and p India Street. Boston.
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r. "a. Rp. Ttsals N. Bor-, Jsigs u Pr5ii,
frH. Casft Of Orffi.
V'liC rctifll anil Representation u JOHN
] WALkEV, Gprl1p of IloUN 4 llrU.
say, oflprir.I. il Ga Cu'fF Hi oNurl, mIlrr,
respectful, sbrts. that ths lI minor d. seized
and pusaf . 1i certain rrl' .s'l'c situated iI The
iHuH uf r1ls. 1rf druuhsI e., uI'ouss one
undivided bali nf all the lIlluys anil Do un
which iley ti1Hd. at Sluh Pane, hshnglg o.
be- bic il'l.f. Warren iirrH,, ih'i hls MT been
80 aut 90 ll,np,h -. llrrsey sidlN OF the mid
" frrrn. a ..lsrl
That e,II estate be- ulprllrr'ivr n 90, bsr.ft 10
H.l miru-, ril thIti vIl hr 1r t16 .1'rI..i Il
d, VI uirr .llf CO., stnr shlrii o. % aHI che
pru.,i. rrt.Ht rHl .'-uHi ol interest. &C.
th-frfrr Ials ,urf honor that be- miy hr 90.
ihH..I arl .rHarI .grrl', 10 sv 90 Fai
fr.'|r H...' .Ht.. on. fH.. '...I.iri rr
estate. H. s..h rr.f. ,I.ts DO 500. opinion mas o.
......u. A'uall f.srrgI.r.', Submitted.
JOHN WALKER.
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BRILLIANT PROSPECTUS !
FOURTH YEAR oI THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION,
Gallery OF Paintings !
Pur,h1.rIsta oo.tof slsoo0Ol
Am ruWCgs' WORLD RENOWNED
STATUE or THE GREEK SLNNEl

Gerurbr.rI .r siN th11nni il.lrs, With sever.
40 brrI.rI Hfr.. ur.ls D' Nr. rrr.afr-s. S-i'r.
Tore BHi uruHs.s. rruHHss II. 'IruIuus 90 'H
avtHIri o. fhr .-'Hr.ir.r u. fhr CHsnrrH .'u
Nrt Association. uhr srnarr,HH h-HrH tHa 2-.H ~
trnry. lsh-. Hf th el t.rr tbe awards val flkr
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THOMAS a. BROWN. Lir


o'rnrn, Nat.1u 81 rtu.srr l-Hatru,,.
within IrI ilr tha raYI'y ui Os.rI. 600 che
IIi.' lHsHlt Ht Nuyrm'~f, s u. I-Ig
ltrEiIlN rNir1lElI. GutfI,,B Of "a
rI"s o.. LAW, 90 GUstI, u pII
EHr..F, u."r.. aB,I.G lIrsrHtrti bic tB,I Hr..aHt
off gH.iitr.Hfp 90 .l,I Npd g.. alhvtrr..
nUuTrIu, That IHr enid GHHHIr,g fiy,
r.'.r. fnH' r.IYns i.irr,.fr., ODD rtu.fu. sary
H.f..... Poo Goo Is puH'.arI three vr,i surrr.s.
r,r.f iH IHr O,nul peu1r#lf, prrfrI ai rtr..
fI.'fh.suHl r.H.lr 9tp Probate ,lurf ta lrr rIf
,f rH.s.ir nfi ,aHrl,, on tHr 3 IussIp, %
u. .#I.. n.,f,Ht9 of fbr clock irth. arrrrrr.
tr' .hrr rrr.. Ol au, th-, al,rJ vH, ths .lns
.A.... ..t I, l..u.a.
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aIsrH.l AaIs,r rnN

l.. +. ATwOOD'S BITTERS,
o.. uIsr p1luilr rru,..I, i1r J,uuii,c, DNspcp-
s.f. sI' 81. IIsrlar. IHriITHt o. SuuHg aud ~um-
r.. U.H.r of C.uurr. i,iv cot ,nit,lpH.'
rrrlssr uHar without tlr .igoatur~ ~ l.. T..
ATWOOD. lN2O
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Freedom Notice.

SSNShA A'N
NOTICE ). hereby giyen. that have given
y iny spn. N,RsH'tL NUrr, h.. time q
act ani trade inr hins-i,; 1Hi chat shall claim
anue uI hi. vstr.. lr T,y 1l, drbt. ot h,s COZ
tracing. au. fI.. u..
THOMAS J. WHITE.
DiNdeld, nov. %, 1851. u
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
ROLL OF HONOR-APRIL.
During the month Of April tho following
names and sums were entered upon the Roll
support Your County Paper.


The following article is taken from the
Ohio State Journal, and We place it in our
columns for the particular benefit of those
who think they ought to get their county
newspaper for even less than they pay for
the city weeklics:
"In every county in Ohio there are at
least two newspapers published, generally
one of each political party. As a general
thing they are poorly supported. The cdi-
tor has to be printer, clerk and pressman
He can i'll afford TO devote much of his time
to the mere editing of the paper. He de-
ponds more upon "the jobs" which are bro't
to his Office, for support, than upon tho in
come derived directly from his paper If
the Republicans and Democrats in each Of
the counties would each subscribe and pay
in advance for their county papers, they
would do good work to themselves, their
families, their parties, and the printer. 1t
is the local press of the several counties
which, after all, has the most influence upon
the county elections, and it is shame that
they are not moro generously supported.
GAS it is, the profits of the profession are
confined chiefly to the large cities like New
York, Cincinnati, DC. The Tribune weekly
has very extensive circulation in Ohio, and
vet it seldom contains as much information
of real use to the subscribers as the well con-
Quoted county papers. Tho city papers
print large editions. They derive large
revenue from their immense advertising
patronage. They are thus enabled to have
large corps of editors to take charge of the
various departments of the paper. There
are upwards of forty persons engaged in cd
iting the Daily Tribune, exclusive of their
foreign correspondents. We presume that
thero are not less than ten or q dozen per.
sons engaged in the same way upon the
Gazette and Commercial of CINCINNATI
In this way they are able to make much
better paper than the country editor can pos
sibly expect to make, who not only has tc
make his own selections, write his own edi
torial, but set up, print off and mail his pa
pers. Ifthe county papers were supported
with sufficient liberality, as they ought t.
be, to permit the editor to devote his who'll
time to the editorial department, the peopl'
of tho counties would be great gamers b,
lit. AS affairs now stand, we can only hop
that an effort will be made in each count,
in the State to increase the subscription list
of the local papers"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
For the Journal.
L THINK OF THE PAST.

For the Journal.
THINK OF THE PAST.
BY ELBRIGE ELwooD.
think of the past, think OF the past,
As onward mid strife go,
When earthly hopes are fading fast
And the tide ofmy life ebbs low;
Then the tear will gush from the crystal fount,
And thesgh unbidden rise,
And fancy her magical pinions mount,
To seek more genial skies.
think of the past think OF the past,
When mingling with the gay,
When the tide of my life ebbs quick and fast,
And time gides swiftly away;
Then ever-constant memory lifts,
The vale OF other years,
And childhood's mingled joys and griefs,
Re-echo in my ears
think OF the past think Of the past,
When storms bowling around,
When my heart is chilled by the wintry blast,
And snow-aakes cover the ground;
Then the scenes Of the school-room, never forgot,
Come clustering round my mind,
And the Teacher, o, forget him not,
Shall place in my memory find
think OF the past, think OF the past,
While musing in sadness alone,
When a shadow Of gloom is cast
And my heart has cause to moan;
It Ia then that I think OF one who is gone,
And it brings me sigh of regret
For though We were parted at life's early morn,
I Ieherish her memory yet.
CLYDE, April. 1857.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Latest Connterfeit..

lOs on the Chemung Canal Bank, FL
mira, N. Y, raised from 2s-vig. milkmaid
and cows-Indian on the left.
2os on the Wi1iomsburgh City Bank,
N. Y, raised from 1s-vig. a steamboat,
sailor with flag on the left.
los on tho Mechanics Bank, Newark,
altered from 1s-vig man, hammer and
anvil.
los on the Bowery Bank, New York
Wig. spread eagle; altered from lower de-
nomination.
5s on the Northern Bank, Providence,
R. l., altered from smaller denomination
wig. female seated on rock with shield,
ships in the distance.
los on the Peoples Bank, New York
City-vig. locomotive, cars, &c.-portrait
on right end.
2s on the Union Bank, Boston, Mass,
sltered-vig. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on
right end, Jefferson on left.
5s on the RoHstone Bank, Fitchburg,
Mass.-vig. eagle ON n shield in upper left
corner-V in the center, female and on
the right.
los on the Traders Bank Newport, r.
l., arc in circulation, which arc said to have
counterfeit signitures-vig. marine view
X, 10 and girl on tho right, X and Indian
with bow on the left.
los on the PdwtuckaVay Bank, Epping,
N. H., raised from ls-yig Indian with a
horse on each side-eage and shield on
the left, Indian female and child on the
right.
3s on the Farmers and Mechanics,
Bank, Burlington, Vt.-vig. female, barrels,
ship, Washington on each end.
5s on the Mechanics Bank, Brooklyn,
N. Y raised from 2s-vig. sailor at tho
wheel.
2os on the Citizens Bank, Woonsockett,
R. l., raised-vig. two females.
5s on the Union Bank, Haverhill, Mass,
altored-vig. steamboat-fcmale on the
right, boy and girl on the left.
Is on the Peoples Bank. North Provi-
dencc R. l., altered-vig. female, sheaf of
grain, plow, &c,-sailor on the right, me-
chanics on tho left.
EE sos & zoos on the Bank of the Re
public, New York City-photographed-
are in circulation. Thew are easily detected
by an application of the preparation hereto
fore noticed by us.
5s on the Exchange Bank, Hartford
Conn.-vig. two females, flags, shield and
eagle.
5s on tho Exchange Bank, Providence
R. I.-vig. female in frame-Washingtor
and horse on the right, Bank building OIL
the left.
1son tho Citizens Bank, New York City
altered from Citizens Bank, D. C.-vig
female and anvil-female on tho right end
5s on the Union Bank, New York Cit,
Wig. two wheels of lathe-work in the cen
tre-portrait of Pierce on the right-femal
on the left.-Thompsons Reporter.
BANKS THAT HAVE CLosED.-Thompso
detector, of May, states, that the time fo
redemption of the Patchin Bank of Buffalo
and Queen City Bank having expired the,
are classscd among the closed, and thos
holding notes must look for redemption t
the last owners of the banks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Epilepsy or Falling Fits.

We believe we cannot do TENDERS more important
sse than BY again calling their attention to that most
remarkable prepsrNc discovered by Dr. Seth s. Hance
OF Baltimore Nd which possesses the power Of alevis
Ting and crrng that horrid visitation Of manEpiepsy,
or Fng Fits. In recommending this preparation TO our
readers do with conviction that not degrad-
ing our columns to puff a patent medicine, but
are placing before them discovery, which, fully known
would probably 10 alleviate human suffering, than
any invention Of modern times Dr. Hanee In asking us
70 notice his preparation favoraby in editorial de-
parment sent for perusal number Of letters from
persons who have used his Plis and have been cured
thereby All OF them speak In the most grateful and eoo-
sstic One great advantage this medicine possess
os the fact that II be transported through the mall
thereby aordng every opportunity Of dealing d.
recy with the inventor and also precuding all possbil-
ity being imposed bya counterfeit spurious mi
tsaon Dr. Hance pays the postage his Pills to any
part Of the country and will forward them by return o
mall receipt Of remittance. His prices as fol-
lows One box, IS; two s5 twelve s24. All orders for
the medicine should be addressed to Seth s. Hance los
Baltimore street, Baltimore, Md.-Gaiett' laws
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
rsr On Sabbath last. during the

EE On Sabbath last, during the morn
ing service at the Presbyterian church, in
this place, beautiful dove few into the
house. After circling around few times,
and finding itself a prisoner, it settled itself
upon the stove-pipe to the left of tho pulpit
and remained quietly until the close of the
services.
In the afternoon, just at the commence
ment of tho communion service, pure
white dove flew into the church, and re-
manned until the congregation were dismiss
ed. A rare and beautiful incident
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Installation.

The Prcsbytery Of Huron will meet on
Tuesday next at o'clock in the afternoon,
at the Presbyterian Church of this place, to
install the Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor
Sermon by the Rev. w. s. KENNEDY, Of
Sandusky; Charge to the Pastor, by the
Rev. G. H. TAYLOR, of Huron; Charge to
the People, by the Rev. JAMES Ellis, Of
Cleveland. The public are invited to attend.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Notice..

The SoANDINAvAN REMEDIEs.-Mer-
chants or Druggists applying for Agencies
for my Remedies will please give their coun-
ty, and shipping directions in full. I am
daily in receipt of many applications for
Agencies which do not give these particu-
lars, thereby causing delay and misdirec-
tion of tho box. DIR. G. w. ROBACK,
No. 6 East 4th Street, Cincinnati, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
DIR. TUBBS'
May and June Appointments.

DR.. II. TUBBS, viii be In attendance follows:
FREMONT. Kessler's American, Monday, LIST June
SANDUSKY, st. Lawrence House, Friday, 10Th May.
TIFFlN, ShAwhan House, Tuesday, I'd June.
THOR consultation upon all diseases ofthe Throat Lungs
IL Heart Liver Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and Spleen,
also, Dropsy, Gravel Rheumatism Nervousness Debility
Dyspepsia Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impu
other varieties long standing complaints both external
and internal.
For some ten years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time
chronic diseases treating Thousands annually, many OF
In mineral other posOns employed does
As make sick TO MAKE we tear dom 90 bald again
The medicines be taken with safety by the most deli
cate aud 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 up all hope the ndisputsbls evidence Of which
always be furnished Invads however reduced de-
spang, invited 10 call and may be assured that
encouragement will he given expense incurred without
corresponding prospect of recovery,
HEART DISEASE.
Affections of this vital organ being generally thought
incurable subon the following from old resident Of
Seneca county, Ohio:
Butternut Ridge, seneea co., Nov, 1850.
DR.. Tubbs-DeAr Sir; My son, Simon Jackson, having
been restored to health by treatment Of graf
itude YOU well desire to benefit others makes II
my duty to certify to yourself and the public generally that
he afflicted with acute Rheumatic Affection reault
fthe heart with violent papation For weeks he was
unable to lie down At ALL and everything which had been
done for him Of avail, whatever were about
deapaing entirely Of his recovery But am happy 70
that remedies and treatment were entirely sue
cessfu eecting radical and there has heen no
turn Of that disease up to this time which Is about
ent servant JOSEPH JACKSON.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
SHlasIlsUp.

We learn that the night train going west
from Toledo, on Tuesday night on the
Michigan Southern Road, ran over COW
near Adrian, throwing off and smashing up
several cars, killing five persons instantly,
and injuring several more.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

p. B. BEERY & Co., of Clyde, are now
receiving their Spring purchases. Their
styles of goods are very beautiful, and arc
offered at low rates. They have adopted
the cash system. Read their advertisement.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

The storm which set in on Monday morn
sing, continued until Tuesday night with
scarcely an intermissiou. More water prob
ably fell during Monday than had fallen in
the same length of time for years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
FurIne Companv No. 4.

Will meet at the Engine House on Tues
day evening next, May IL. A full attend
ance is requstcd as business of importance
will be transacted. BY order of the Fore
man. R. B. HINELINE Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Dr. Roback,s Theory ana Practice.

Itwould that DR.. Roback's "Scandinayian Rene
dies have taken the highest rank among the standard
medicines ofthe day. His theory s that In whatever
an disease may show ITSELF its roots in the blood
Hence his famous Swedish curatives the Blood Purifier
and the Blood Pills designed to act specifically upon
the sanguneous fluid. Ono thing cannot be disputed,
they produce most sautary effects in apparently
hopeless cases. individuals who have suffered for years
from dyspepsia scrofus eruptions Of the skim bronchitis
asthms general prosraon liver complaint, rheumatism,
neuralgia and many other distressing maladies report
themselves, their signatures radically cured
by course OF these remedies The claims Of Dr. Robacks
advertisements therefore supported by competent
proof See advertisement, 14w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

I E9- Messrs. Nnas u TnLoTsoN's new
tessel, Ben Flint, Capt. FLINT, started from
this port, on her first trip yesterday after
poon. She carried out about $4,000 bush
lis Of corn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
M A RRIE d ,

In Cleveland Tuesday the 9th instant by RI Rev.
SON, both of this place.
On the 26th April by Rev. II. Lang, Mr. JoHN MoRRI-
son, OF Ballville and Miss ELIZABETH Huss, Of Green
Creek.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

AN OLD OFFICE HoLDER.-Col Harri-
son, U. S. Consul at Kingston Jamica, is s5
years old, and was appointed by Gen.
Washington,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Hook Ladder.

Rescue Hook & Ladder Co., No. ], will
meet at the Engine House on Tuesday eve
ming, May 18th. BY order of Foreman.
H. w. BUcKLAND, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
A Card to the Ladies.

Or. Duponco's GOLDEN FEMALE PILLS are infable
In removing stoppages Irregularities of the
These Pills are nothing but have been used by the Dr.
for many years. both In France and America with unpar
aeled in every and he is urged by many la
dies who have used them to make thse Pills public for the
aevation ofthose suffering from any Irregularities what
ever as well preventive to those ladies whose health
will not permit increase Of family Pregnant females
or those supposng themselves So cautioned against
using these Pills ss the proprietor responsible
ty after the above admontion although their ldness
would injury to health; otherwise these Pills
are recommended Directions accompany each box
Price, 81. Sold wholesale and RETAIL by
@. r. McCULLOCH.
Sole agents for Sandusky county, to whom all orders
must be addressed They will supply the trade at propr
etors prices also send the Pills to ladies (conhdensly
and free from observatory by receipt 81 through
the Post-ofice at Fremont, Ohio.
Cleveland Agents-Edward Kngsley, 81 Ontario street,
Cleveland; o. F. W. Sackrider Druggist 90 Superiorst,
Cleveland; and Benton Brothers, Detroit ST. West Side
Cleveland, Ohio.
N. B. See slgnAture-J Duponco-on each box; 9TH
er genuine. Forpartculars get circular Of agents.
J. DUPONCO, Proprietor.
Feb Q, IS57.-2y1sh broadway Post Office, n. Y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08

Eg The schooner Fremont, Capt. HAM
MoSD, left this port, on Wednesday, for Buff
ielo. She carried out some 5000 bushels
okQats.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-05-08
Notice.

n BETS CO. having Quit .ths Mercantile business
~. anxious 70 pp their books and acconnis,
and hope that all indebted 10 either By note bsdk
account will call Al ocs end ssttle imsdssteiy
You viii hnd once In the second story build
ing formerly occupied BY ue- D bEfId CO.
fremont April 10. 1857. l26
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wATsON's
$40 Family Sewing Machine.

UtoUNTY AND TOWNSHIP RIGHTS,
Ofor Using and Vendiag this Invcntion,
may be by early application to the undersigned
who has the agency Of the counties Of
Huron, Sandusky, Ottowa, Erie and Lorain,
Inquiries by mail as 10 terms Sc, win reeeIve prompt
attention, JOHN KEENAN,
April II, 1857. i2ms Norwalk, Ohio.
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A Brgr OF
Broken and Unourrent Banks.


We DO not undertake TO all broken and uneurrent
paper but TO give that which frequently offered
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Coming Harvest.

The slothu beginning to rub their eyes, and to real
Ie that they must "wake up" and run, loose their
chances In the for riches
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DARTIAL LSErTLEMENT.--Noticeis is hereby given, that
A. J. Dickinson administrator Of the estate George
Grant deceased has this filed his in the
bate Court in and for sandusky County, Ohio for par
tal settlement Of said estate which accounts will bo
hearing on the Both day OF May, 1887.
LYMAN GELPIN,
May 2, 1851 15w3s Probate Judge
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the whole year, TO pat BLINDS your House. They
sdd to the worth ofyour place, all they cost They pro-
tect your furniture and carpets from being injured by
strong light say nothing Of the cool comfort they i'm
part during the warm weather They can be had short
notice, by leaving your orders al the Factory Of
AprIi "a 1851, 13u MCGEE 4 HlyNFs