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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

AN EXAMPLE FOR BUcHANAN.-Judge
Porter, of Pennsylvania, appointed to the
Supreme bench, of the State by the Gov
eraor, has como to tho very sensible copchi-
sion that the people have passed upon his
case atthe recent election, and in resigning
his Office ho says: a j H"i at'f'a q
"It is plain that the people Of Pounsyl-
vania prefer another person as Judge of
their Supreme Court. In these circumstan-
ces, it seems to me a simple dictate Of del
icaey and proprietg 70 retire from Office"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

,SrRETcnNG TuNGs,--An impatient
Welchman called to his wife, "Come, como,
isn't the breakfast readyl I've had moth
ing since yesterday, and tomorrow viii, bO
the third dnyr This is equal to the call
ing Of the string housewife, who reused
her maid at four o'clock, and with "Comc
Bridget get up Here It's Monday morn,
ing. To,morrow's Tuesday next day:
Wednesday-half the week gone, and moth
in0 done yet !"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
HOW TO ORDER BY MAIL.

.l O. HOW TO ORDER BY MAIL. 4 1. Il '..
Direct letter to Mr.. NJ. T. Wallace Brooklyn n Y,
put into the letter dollar pay three cents postage,
your letter viii not be sent from your post Office state
which kind Of the essences want Pulmonary Puri-
ina and what State County and Town you u sent
to. WhenI receive your letter will mail you package
containing bottle and viii pay the postage then it
will be carried to your post Office ke letter. .-,1
n. t. wALLAcE's REFRRENcEs.
Persons who do not live where there agent will de-
sire to orderly mail and before sending ME money In
payment will want to now u Twill return the medicine
after receive the money; and to satisfy such persons
fer TO the following we'll known gentlemen who have
known and my business transactions for more thgr
twenty years, and who will not hesitate say that vii
do as have agreed to do, and will send the medicine
above stated ] refer to
Tire Hon. George W. Patterson Ex-Iieuteuant, Govern
OF of the State Of New York. e. t-.' f.stil ..d..f
c.. Nudge Esq, General Agent OF the Brooklyn Cit
Bible anti Tract Societies. VI si5r 4lsii .lf-f
@. punnpg, Esq, Cashier of the sonth Brooklyn say
ines Bank. gii iiff H1frN ~ 4Ei iHa ~ 1r'Ie
Joseph Petet Es President of the Fire H.
surance Co., 40 Wall Street. New York. s'fl 'taf
Curtis 4 Baker, Wholesale China and Crockery Mer
chants. l49 Chambers Street. New York. lst - i.lrs
e1r Direct all letters 10 NJ. 7. Wallace Brooklyn, n.
Oct. 90 1858. 40e.o.w.1y iliul t.r
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

From the New York Tribune.
We have always been rather skeptical
about The success of inventions for ploving
By steam. ard ahOrqfofo shall not, We hope,
be accused ofahy undue Enthusiasm in say
ing thatprcsent appearances Indicate c'itlrc
success, not only in Effective work, butjn an
economical point Of view; that is, in such
fields as can be had upon the western prni-
ries The Chicago journal Of agriculture,
9f9cg2l, has auIpecpuntof atrial with
Hawkes. machine, thstlookA worry encotirag-
ing to success. The plows are attached TO
frame on the locomotive, that can be lift
ed up by the. .cunddctor while steaming tc
the field, or while turning about at the ends
of burrows. TheulAnd plo@ed is described
as moist; that is, Nat wet PrSirisip wei
weather; and in dry weather.. n'soar
d" 1t is baked as hard as a brick yard, ow.
ing to the long drouth and tho treading o.
the cattle all the year. "A harder, tougher
piece Of prairie il wonld be difficult to select
interscctcd frequently byiwagon roads, and
roughened by ant-hills and craw-fsh. The
'plow steamer made light work Of IT,, and
travelled ut a rate wcfootmeu could not wei
keep up with. Atthe rate This steam plov
works, it is evident it VIII pay, first rate. L
employs two mon, burns little wood O.
coal, and can carn from two to three dollar
an hour; and can work from IL to IA hour
day as wol as notl"
The engine is driven by two men, one o
whom acts as fireman, end hoists the plow'
at the onds of tho furrows. The inventor
j. W. Hawkes., says: nb,lo,a,aah
{" We stepped off in a straight line 44t
yards, then started the engine with 81,
plows attached, which cut feet inches il
breadth, and made the through inside o
four minutes. Tho throughs were repeated
seven times, and found to average four min
utes in each through, making twouty-eigh
minutes while in motion; allowing one min
ute at each end for turning, would max
thirty-five minutes in the whole operation
Whom done, the plowed ground measures
44G yards in length ISL yards in width
being about one and onc-half acres ploweC
in thirty-five minutes" faf,rssg
Only half the power of tho engine wa
required to do the work; and it seems tha
it can be used for any other work, when no
wanted for blowing; and where there is a
excess Of power, as in this trial, q harrow 9
a sowing machine could be attached an
taken along at the same timo. The ms
chino is to be tried upon old ground, and
it succeeds as well there as upon the har
prairie, its adaptabiiity to prairie farnin
may be set down as proved. We have som
slight fears that it win not be match fs
oxen, when it comes to prairie mud7wallov
ing. We still hope, however, that, as
great iplow-horse, it. will provo allathat
now anticipated. AS a farm 1aborcr, v
: consider the steam-enginc indispensable
whether it'plows7 or not. ao 74oi .su 9'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Having hoard definitely from Iowa ! vs. y
arc now ready 10 post the books ef Che
October ELECTIONS with regard to Member.
~ fCon 81 q f4cy stand Etfips Z. .oalA :-
ps,ow ,1sHssSssSs s@Sss e "a iia 6pfsss
TDs,ssasalyspAassls aioIiiss bslssi essog osss)oo
sgasssl s. ~. ~. ssisaa2ss9 sssla3s idaiz aeb
SSS'e Florlaa Caroline ~ s.i,aiil lal2sas
4eNs5 I,isss -,ESgsls snes. .sepd 7sssE si5
.ElisEHuiai 81 aid oSg hszgi2avg Slessssid
RpshspAf @9i ssx,a asi 70 sopgil illap 81 bses h
j, This blow vel allowed up jh NeYeIpber
secures an Opposition Hepsc. New York
Massachusetts, Michigsn, IIipois, Wiseon
sin, and Delaware vote next smonths-rN
y. Tribune. ss.n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Judge Caroy's majority in the Niuth Dis
triet is lot. As specimen of the popu-
laritJ 81 the two men We would say Han
rau behind his ticket in every county in the
District In Crawford, he ran behind the
state ticket about $50 votes, while in Wy
andot, Carey ran ahead Of tho State tick
ct about the same number This is the
way they ran at their respective homes, and
shows how their neighbors esteem them.
Z : - ,.I ...
ssThey shalt Nave trheir Reward.Y
The Lecomptop Congressman have dis
covered that il is one thing to sell them
selves and their constituents for the gold
and praises Of @ corrupt administration, and
quito another to convince those constituents
that they deserve reelection. AT Wash
ngton, with the gold glisteping in their
eyes and the Establishments Of men in pow
er sounding in their ears, all seemed smooth
enough They thought to bamboozle their
districts as easily as the administrator had
v
bamboozled them. But whom they return
ed among the people they found the scene
amazingly changed. They could not con
vince tho people Of their wisdom or homes
ty in voting for Lecompton pure and sim
pie, or for the English fraud. The great
body Of these men will have leave, last
4"
ing leave, TO stay at home. Will congress.
men ever learn any thing. The republi-
cans elected Watson. He voted for the
thicying bill which doubled his own wages,
and thc people dropped him like hot po-
tato, The democrats sent Hall. He voted
for the English bill against what ho knew
to be the will Of his constituents, as well
as against all right and justice, aud he also
is turned out to grass. NJ Alfthis isperfectly
right; and we here say chat if our new rep
rescntatisc goes in for any similar perform
ancc, We trust the. people will also give him
his reward. If dishonest congressman ro
ceive their dues as promptly as Hall has
done, the nieanest of them would. be honest
for their own safety 5'A '.'
We bid Mr.. Lecompton w. Hall long
last farewell. We trust his political grav,
will bo left undisturbed; and we can Sc,
no motive that either friends or foes can
have to bring his fostering remains to the
| licht Of day. -e ELL H.-.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Tho President. chooses to keep his own
counsels. II is said ho has blocked the
main features Of hismcssage, without deign-
ing to consult with the Cabinet on the
subject. dr8
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

p An 0Ptnos OF. CoN9REss. -r-Mr. Gurley,
Republican, elected 10 Congress in cinein-
natl, was formerly Uniyersalst minister.
One Of his opponents was trying to per-
suade an old Methodist not to vote for him.
'sDo you think you are fnrthering the cause
Of religion said he, sby voting fora Uni
versalistr--one who does not believe in a
hellg" qYes," was the old Methodist's re-
ply; "if by the time Mr.. Gurley has been
in Congress a year he docs not believe
there is hell, then don't understand tho
present Administration. q | shall vote for
him. naal d ils rsa-em bas ssas
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

-- : = :
The pro-slayery papers conccde the
House to, tho Republicans, but claim four
majority in the Senate. o,r.:z5, oit
Gen. Shields term in the q, s. Senate
expires tho 4th of March next, and his sue
cessor should be chosen by the present Leg
islature elect. But it is indeed doubtful il
such thing bo done, if, in fact, that body
shall ever hold q session, the Democrats,
true to their rule or ruin policy fearing o
triumph Of The Republicans in the coming
election, passed law postpoping the next
meeting OF the Legislature two years, wi-
less called together Jyne. Gorsrnor, aoho Is
Democrat. This was done aftcr thciI
failure to roclect Shields in advance Of the
election BY the people Immediately proceed
ieg tho expiration Of his term. !. But mat
tiers viii eventually be made right in Min
nesota. It is essentially a Rcpublicar
State. And thero is this comforting fact
that Shields is done for at any rate, at leas
so far as tho people arc concerned.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
nfln,,eso,n-.shleld. pone E,cr.

The Republicans have a majority Of 81,
in the Minnesota House, and tho Democrat.
amajority Of three in tho Senate-Repub.
Iicari majority on joint ballot, three. ST
Paul Tines Of the 2lst foots up as follows
'ie'eN'aae Republicans. Democrats.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

FoR SnAME.l--Sincc the nomination Of
John Carey by the Republicans of this Dis.
trict the sneaking Advertiser has not ceased
to utter the most hagrant falsehoods against
him, while at the same time he knew they
were false. Now that tho people Of the
District have condemned Mr.. Hall and .hi'
course in Congress, and elected Mr.. x Carey
by amajority of over 1900 since last fall
the Lecompton postmaster editor continues
his Infamous assaults. In his last publica
ten he says:- 4. rss sft gnaA
"NoTrcE,-The Democratic party of the Ninth Con
gressona District hereby notify John Carey Of Wyando
County that thoy wifi dispense with his services Com
gresham in 1860. The small majority by which he VA
squeezed into Congress indicates that he isto be year
Ing AZ r Hc Zee 5fi 3ra a"a'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
wALLAoE's PULMONARY ESSENCE

is preparation of vegetable medicines concentrated into
pure essences, by Mr. NJ. r. Wallace, who the nrst
and proprietor for twelve yees OF Brspts
Pulmonary Balsan and Drant's Blood Purfyer; during
that time Brants Pulmonary Balsam cured thousands
persons who afflicted With the strongly marked
symptoms OF cosumption NJ the lungs Many cured
after they in the last stages Of that tsl disease.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
All RaiIroad tine for Dstroit,

fSf-. ,u,,, ,s-,T ,Ts-zasrt.+s.s-,rp-sz-7
e. - l " ~
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
Change of SUMMER ARR GEAIENT-on and after
Monday, October 1lth, 1858, trains will daily,
Except Sundays, as follows;a "a III sa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Az -Pennsylyania COngressmen. ogom
In the ,, y. TriSaae Of the 2ad, we find
ihs ofieialsote fors Gongressmah iaatheir
Ftespectissdistficts in Pebnss slsahiall Their
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
wAI1AcE's prIMoNAny rssEYcE

Is compound preparation, possessing all the active med
ca virtues that were in Brnnts Pulmonary Basam, and
also all the curative efficacy Of Pears Basn OF Iife
The healing virtues Of both these great remedies
pounded together and made into medicines this
pound makes medicine wichis the most certain and
Consumption; Chronic Coughs, Whoopiug Coughs Bron-
citis Asthma Bleeding the Lungs Pains in the Breast
and Side, and all pulmonary compiAnts.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
no ANY rosr orFIcE

In the States except Caornia) That is If there
Is agency person in the town that hai It Tor sale,
them II be ordered directed below and will be sent
by mail to e purchasers post Office perfectly safe for the
bottle is put into tin case which Is covered With paper,
1.-The postage twentyfour cents which Is paid BY u.s.
when II is mailed. q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

wilyou suffer day after day without hope when by try
ing the healing efficacy of this Pulmonary Essence you
can he cnred 1t possesses all the medicines that have
cnred and win cure. WiliSerofua, Rennatism and sucf
diseases continuc when bottle OF the Purifying Fs
will in many casss effect cure. will be sent by
mail IL there is agent. r. r. -
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
made TO druggists and merchants who buy to sci
again.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
CONSUMPTION CURED.

nNEo of the greatest improvements has been made in
thc featuring and selling Vegetable Medicines;
by this the medicines Of six bottles which,
when prepared in the old way cost the six dol
lars only costs dollar and IL Is prepared that
the pure medicine to make six bottles can be sent 20 the
purchaseT nv 1nail-f1 rftfftHlf aflif t'A
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
And again:

"Ju,lge Carey has written 10 Horace Greeley know
which is the best tdrerH "a. stop at in Washington-
The Judge thinks his term begins The frst Monday
December. Why don't he ask his 'commttee,'"
Such imputations fall harmless at tho
feetof Judge Caroy. Tho intelligent vo-
tors of the Ninth District, will give their
verdict two years hence as to the worthiness
Of the man they have honorsd with theil
votes. Z Cease, then, your traducing, Mr.
Do,fntdster THE People RULE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

L ttf nasT New York, Oct. 26. ni
The Grand Jury indictments found
against public officers, comprise five against
Charles Deylcn, ,ex-strect Commissioner,
for conspiracy and obthiping goods under
false prctonces -four against Chas. Turner,
ex-Deputy Street Commissioner for conspir-
acy and lnisdemeanpr; two against Jas, Tur-
ey, ex-Strcot Commissioner. Like offence
two against Jno. Fitzpatrick, contractor;
two against Jho. B. Smith, late Deputy
Comptroller; also, against F. P. Vidal and
Peter II. Dryer, City Surveyors, Enoch
Dean late President of the Bowcry Bank
and Jno. Mclean ox-Councilnan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Has also becncufed lathe proportion Of seventy out
hundred persons by Dr. Pears Balsam OF Life, DR..
Pears was an eminent physician and mebero of The Med
ca Society in the city Of London. These
ported IN book Of Medical Reports published by Dr. CAL
houn and association ofreguar Physicians in hiadel-
phin, Pom. -flrH .sH.H f|.'.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

Here is five dollars saved to the conser because this
he only huvs the pure Medicine and docs not have to
at the rate ofEeit to Ten Dollars gallon for molas-
es aud water, as he does lave to pay the old way.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

nNE of the greatest improvements has been made in
Othc featuring and selling Vegetable Mediciues
by this imp the medicines Of six bottles, which,
when prepared in the old way, cost the consumer six dol
lars only costs dollar and is prepared, that
pprcbaUer pS av 70 MAKE SIX VV''es' can Ve
.a3f9isit bir flltsl-l l1 i.art niI ..
lr,at TO ANY, PDST OFFICE
In the United States (exeep Californa) That If there
% rse .ss tGS THAT s q IT III ,S
by mail to the purchasers post Office perfectly sN for the
bottle is put into tin css which Is covered With paper
and directed like letter The package weighs four ounces
vbpn # ;s %eeS 0e"'' "''0" Is p''u 0' u.s.
fI2I nWALLAOES PULMONARY ESSENCE
is preparation Of vegetable medicines concentrated into
pure essences, by Mr.. NJ r. Wallace WHO was the nrs
PmImonary psissn' and f,r"nts Blood PSrif,er; during
that time Brants Pulmonary Balsam CURED thousands Of
persons who afflicted With the most strongly marked
SYMPTOMS OF o. the lungs, Many were cured
=,
CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS
Has also becncufed attic proportion Of seventy out of
one hundred persons by Dr. Pears Balsam Of life Dr.
Pears was In eminent physician and embet of The Med
ica Ssciety the city London These cures are
ported In book of Medical Reports published by Dr. Cal
hou and nm association Of regular Physicians in hadel-
phin Pom. -fl-o sH.s iIlf
a
:. cornonnd nran.r,,or n
ca virtues that we're in frants Pumonary Basam and
also all the curative efcncy OF Pears Basnrn OF
The healing virtues both these great remedies are com
pounded together made into one medicine this com
pound makes medicine whichts the most certain
nnaiing cure ior IN the world ~ will curs
Cphsniiptoni S1,to'ekougIs !" hoePi,g S9ugns proh
a 81 a ~ s'y ~ ..Ss, y, IN Wy i'fs
anu "iue' ""u a." Pu'"io"''9 eonPiapu's' ..i.,H,.
WALLACE's BLOOD PURIFYING ESSENCE
is an improvement on srants Blood iuffyer possess
es', ~ e ~ 's m si,e ull,ysr, i. MiSl
re - -. Iee,sNtisns
~. ~ S.yu y, ~ - G I'M ~ 80 - s ~ s ~
Rheumatism, Chronic Fever and Ggue Fever sores. pys
pepsia and all Impurities Of the blood, from whatsoeve
cause or origin such derangements may como. -
H..s q. ,.,,,,-v. ,,r,,, ,-,,,. ,-,s.-,.... r.1 3
iHhSb MhpiOAlbD hSsbNCES
arc the pure strong virtues Of bar- roots and plants
TteyHre not mixed will water, bat are coneentRte
distng and chemical processes Into their strongest
'''''is |'''sS = S4i'S' 4uA"''' f-tf-..s
| ONE HUNDRED, AND TEN DOSES
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
wALLACE's DLooD PURIFYING EssENcE

is Improvement Brants Blood Puffyer II possess-
all the purifying medcations Of i3rnn Puryer which
improVedby several other purifying fredi-atious
swaraned to perfectly cure the very worst Serpfra @
ter the body and limbs are covered with Ulcers
Rheumatism, Chronic Fever and Ague Fever Sores, Dys
pepsR and all impurities Of the blood, from Whatsoever
cause origin such derangemehts may como. -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
PLAIN DIRECTIONS
CONSUMPTFVESI

sent with every bottle Of essence that any person
reduce 1t Tablespoonful doses, which will not
more than fifteen twenty cents TO reduce SIX bottles
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
SIX RorrLEa

large Drants Balsam each spoonful this reduect
medicine will have in 1t curative healing efficacy
than there is in spoonful of Brants Balsa two
spoonfus Of Extract of Sarsapara and the six bottles
thus prepared, costs only
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29
Eastou, MarchIl7thr y 7sl,1l

Received the contents of the aboye.,lsg,
M ,rit ,-o,,ibra JACOB OBB, Inkeeper. D.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

QUY YOUR HATS and GAPS Of
soct, %. 3mo a JOYCE.
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feoria, H., Oet. 70.
Great excitement existsh here on account Of
the failure Of Curtiss q Co, Bankers Of this
city. Threats arc made Of mobbing the
banking house and the private residences Of
the methbers Of tho firm, The military
have been notified to be 10 readiness for
any attack. !is lFa' taai H'oLs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

One drop of these has more pure medical
strength and efficacy in it, than fifty Drops Of Brnt's Bal
sam, orone hundd drops of the extracts Of Sarapas
fifty to one hundred times oIasscs and water thar
there is pure medicine IN them. " n
Dilute and reduce each of the hundred and doses
in bottle to tablespoonful Doses like the doses of Bran
Baisar: the essence so reduced will fill
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

az Shop opposite sapdusky, Mansaeld Newark Rail
SiiS ost 0sG4i u. sSi Vseniava asat3
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

AN INTERESTING ExPERIMENT.--T
Washington SfGtes says, 'Mr. Clancy Jones
appeared to be 50 confident of recollection
that he actually said, in this city, he pas
going 10 run only 10 sbOi0 Mr.. Buchanan
hon easy ii nas 10 be elected as an 4dmi'a-
istyation Democrat" Tho result of this in
teresting experiment is told by the official
returns which shows that Mr., Jones is do
feated. ,-i ~ ~. ~. .eog
We never knew = more striking exem-
pliication OF the oldlmaxim that some OK
hepo begets another than ip the case Of
Of Henry Clay and his son Jmr-LOyispiUe
yowneia uafag - .esria,fl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-10-29

George Peabody of London has added
$500, 900 to the Peabody Institute fund,
for the erection of the edifce now going up
in this city. This with his previous gift to
the Institute, makes moro than half mil
lion of dollars. 'hh