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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
OPP I-iTIuN CANDIDATES

The Richmond IPh'g favors opposition
candidates for Governor &c, to be brougb,
BY consultation Of the people With the Cen.
trail Committee at Richmond. i, give, ,b.
names fihe following geu,lemen-
Westill have W. q Rive.. of Aftermath
George w Summers Of Kanawh.;
William Ballard Preston Of Mon,gom.rx
Alexander ii III. Stewart and John Il
Baldwin Of Augusta
John NJ. Borls, of L ichmoud
John 5. Pendletou, Of Culpeper
William l. Gog:in Of Bedford
David Seymour, Of HARDY;
John Janney, of Loudouu;
Allen /. Capertou Of Monroe
BenJamln johnson Barbour, of Orange
Robert \ Conrad, OF Winchester
Philip -. George Cooke, of Powhat,u
inomas ) riournoy, VI ;isiif..
Wyndbsm Robertson. of Abingdon
Alexander Rives, Of Albetmarie
Alexander X. Bote!er, Of Jeaersop
Samuel Price. of Greenbri.r
Raleigh 7. Daniel, W. ii. VI ofarl,pd, and
Ps.cby X. Uraltan, Of edmond:
j. ii Chandler, of Norfolk
10. VI Speed, aud Francis b. Dcane. Of
LyrcbLurg;
WIN. Martin, Of Henry;
James 4 Johusou, Of Bedford and ,
host OF other gallant aud glorious leader.
too numerous to mention
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
THE OPPOSITION T,,Kur.

The universal sentiment of the wLiy
press seems to be in favor Of ticket to pu,
the Hon. JONI LErcmER, and us associate.
to the top Of their speed. In addition to
the names first suggested by tho Richmond
Wing. several prominent and popular one.
have been presented, to which the reader
will give stteo,ioa. The Lynchburg vir.
g'nia1 speaks out upon the subj ct, aud the
names /, presents are we'll known 70 the
State In the meanwhile let no wbig com
NIT himself to the Petersburg nom inees. IN.
der the absurd idea that We are no, to Fave
contest. In 1910 We came within 1892
votes OF beating tho Wanting Democracy.
10 lSiS, ewrre beaten but about 400 and
We needed only the ten or twenty votes Of
the lazy ones in each county, who remained
at home, to have secured glorious triumph
10 1851, upon the Abolition clan Or against
Summers, many Wings Of E..tern yirgiui,
declining TO vote, We were only beaten some
three thousand 1t is we'll known tia, in
1855, when Gov Wise va, permitted to
roam over the State, unoppo,ed. thousands
OF wings refused to vote, because they would
not be Transferred bodily to ATTY new party
They considered tho old Wing name aud
doctrine good enough, and refused to fpb,
under Any other banner.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
WANTS.

Our oeishbor Of the SPIRIT appear, :, !.
much to want in view Of the approach.
Holy dsys, and se uu,, his call mon
patrons may not pass unhsedsd, bu,il
they may so Oil MP 'he measure ofbi, nee...
ties that be may be enabled to do ID. e.,,,,
thins to"srd' US, as be h.. promised.
We trust our patrons will not forge, >,
Some Of them have never yet don, So
'hOusa "e have often been tempted to ehus.
them With having memories . little tr,.,S
srOu', Others Ne have ioos sioes given o,,.
IS iosi-to sense Of our necessities ssd 4.
'er'' Remember, Christians come, IA.
once year, and but . little more thn
week remains before tina, j,you. time a..
really hyOa would win for yourself "p,E.
and plsee"--no- is the time to do il.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
nov. HEsRY BIp,>crs

~ the session Of the County Com,
berkeley County, on Monday III. I3,, n.
e,mher, u vas announced that III. f,,.,.,
IL" late Hon. iiENEv Btp,>cEg .ou,J
10 tue Court House during the rece.,-l
give expression To their feelings in ref,-.s
to The recent lamenied death Of tina, d..
gu.,hsd gentleman TIE meeting
~ pursuance OF this announcement -,
motion, Col. j b A NADENBur -
wa called TO the Chair. aud p. L.,
requested 10 act a. Secretary
JoHN Is hoGE, Esq ,hea stated Il.
lrct oi tue meeting, aud in a few gr,,f :,
eloquent remarks pref.ced the introtp.,.
OF tue folio~ing resolutions. ia Which =.
raii he VhnIy esssyed to give sIpr,...,.
tue deep feeling which pervsde. TIL. com
hhy They were cordially socoud.tt,
mund Pendleion, E,a and x,,, a..
unanimously adopted
iho citizen. Il the county Of Be,.-.
have assembled, although knowing foil =.
that The voice Of praise ca nno, be br.,i b,
The nuil sold car Of dss,h, aud that ID, a,
guige oi euiogy however earnest and ,,b,,,.
~li awaken no response 10 the heart ,b,,t
s'''iea ioreVer--cannot peuit thu, n, "a
Hest opportunity for their As.smLl %
pass, without giving formal uIter.ucs 10 ,,..
deep grief on tie sudden .ud uutl,.
death Of the Hon. Henry Bsdipg.r.
lie il therefore, Resolved
Tbatthey bear wiling testimony 70 g.
great Patriotism, sbility and sdr'iiy o
which Hon HENRr BCDiSoER ful6llrI g.
h,gh public trusts cor6dsd to hun
That IN his death, Virgins has Loaf . n
aud loyal son, and her dearest rigbts.u4
ieres's, bold sod eloquent d,fsnd..
That ubile painfully lauentiug ib,,
memory OF bb msuy virtues pov son.-
mains TO them, ths7 will ever recall
"'nfuidi pleasure, the frank ADD seyi, b.
'Hfo' bigb'tObsd character aBd R.Il.nt,
eh'fAIf'c bearing, which made Henry
gr slusys uslcoms TO every hs,rt =.
home IN tEeir midst
s. That While they be.it.t. to int.
Sihia Tho sacred circle Of bis bsr,,,.
hou'ehould. they venture To give ,rs,~
''on to their Pr, foaad syRpsthy -i,b d.
nearest snd dearest 10 hi, heart. Who a.,
'os%im best, u al on earth no. moufs 81,
most
'. That copy Of these resolution, ,irt
tsd ny this meeting be transmitted 10 vi
pyd'pgef' sod tbst It's proceeding. b, d. /
i med 20 the papers Of this Coogr,"
10 motion the meeting adiourssd
j Is. A NADENBOCsH CA1 Z
7 Il HasEisoS Secretary +
=, s"ock,So Scoops Ia Maroon ,....a
Va on Tuesday last, Mt,J y
uu1g her ipfaht etiii suI then / -, 4,
She 80. insane
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
me rlar, GoI>G NAP.

Iho prescription Of Senator Dough-, BY
'he dominant party N the Senate. ~ reu,ov.
'"s him from tie eharmAn.bip Of the Com.
mitiee on Territories i cousiIsrei BY hi.
friends as The making II him Il look, que.
r''e ADD childish, aud i deemed unSortby
OF the Scostcr. WLo pretend to such lof,i.
ness OF barring as to despi.e small thing.
50 Tar from being mor,i6 d DOugla. will Lo
g''t'hed, because the shaft at persecution
must ialI harmless at bis feet I,uilI rou.e
thousands 70 bis support, Who heretofore
we're altogether Indifferent, and som. who
were sbsolutely opposed to bin
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
oPPo.IIiux TItkEr.

ss'es Of the Wig paper. are EXPIRE"
ing . preference for candidate, to give the
Democracy = chase over the fields Of tho Old
Dominion. We heartily secoud the motion
aud ~b'l'; We are ~il!iog to give hearty
support to any ticket agreed upon, &c are
able to point to Jefferson County a. eontsiu.
ing at least two eminent men, advantageous.
ly known througbout the State. Who would
40 honor to the Com mon wealth in any tru.,
eop6ded to them Reader, glance over the
names suggested BY the Wing aud see VIA,
40 array Of talent the old Wing party can
yet present The sD,Lslsvsry gun i. spiked
The Democracy are wiling to endorse the
endorsed Of the Rutiuer sdlres-an srsu.
msn' against slavery which Leteher declared
to be 'unapsverable'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
LAReE Hoos

NJ sAHvst woopr Of tb, town. ,l.,,b.
tered h'e hogs, on Monday morning .b,s.
we're equal 10 weigh: to any Of .hich ~, h.,
heard during the Pres-u, season. though III,
dbl not realize the expectation, Of p.nv
looked a: them IN the pen. Their weight >.
'P-c''riy were <oet 3ol 365 SIS s..
Aggregate weight, ISM. Hard to be., CO..
'd-rinr the high rice of COM syru.
HTMrs, Woody will .ee.p, our than.
Tor link Of Sausage frou the M.muo,g
Hogs. May her Porksrs never weigh LEI,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
MORE BRIGHT oPPosIrIox Lights.

~hhough OF pretending to name in our
issue OF yesterday tut portion Of the gal.
ant Opposition leaders in Virginia, vet We
Inadvertently omitted few in our cnum..
,sncn who are among the brightest Of tb.
Irlgh' and the trucsi Of the true. There j.
voc o'I Wheel horse OF Piitsylvanis. Vim.
cent Witcher; Valentine W sop,b,II .,
Aibemarle Robert l. Scott. Of F.a.ui.r -.
host within himself Wood Bouidtp. 81
charlotte Robert Saunders, Of Williams.
burg Samuel Watts Of Port.mou,b Jane,
French STROLLER, Of Culpepcr, Andrsr
muu'er Of Jefferson Juo r Thornton. Of
rnnee Edward; Jim :. Garlic, Of The
N naoANh. district, aud many Others still
ine ruin ~, no party in any Safe has
more really able men and effective ,n.,i,,.
Than the OpPosiiion party IN virgiors W.
bsve ample material fos score or two Of far
ao'er ''ekets thau the Copper head one
nomiba'Sd at Petersburg -RpAnond IyArr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
ID arrIe d.

% th- 81 iH.' 5Y Re- W q gzg
= hIBEAkDaaI c~HOi lNEM sTfrH
:. 10 ~. he,#.r
l1 Bern sIe CIsfts cs1hfy IN 40 b. .-s.
ks8 VI ~I.sr CIA5 Il uANsOrE
-. -hfys a. NJ. NATTt O. s-
NJ Aa'shar l-isf. ~ Jsasfsss eo4s.t
o. Ws.hiagfoa ely % ne ~ 80. t.Fsr
Hm' H fyn~ SYDNEY A LEBaRt.
ts...i.s ssd Mtss EMlt.Ys. 8FgFS I#
's' o.. h',oss Cree. Esd Efsld1s8Ft.S
% ne 10 is.' byib. Rev O ag,,r
~ WHITE. 4 NJ sat MARY o.
81 " assshisf u Joseph NssI 81, 49,
cuuntV
o. Pslnyfs No ~ Ssv g,.s- y
~ MyERs sfCissisasg 20 NJ, THst
IA " ssarh'srOf NJ. JoAa p E.s,
'i ~tsphsffs tosr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16

Every p'rsn' Who would max. glad II.
A''''' Of b. little ones should give Bl.,.
'ns call lie - Supplying his.slf With
everything that can satisfy The sppstns o,
ssIshttb eye IL soald b. = poor Cb,;.,
mss s''hoasths help II Blessing sotb,ok
81 the Oh ldfen--sSd sbsir observation. a..
vOrtby % sonsiderstiou.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
Virginia free Dress.
BY GALLAHER & co.
RSDlY MORNING,
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE
For Cong -ess,
ALEXANDER 4. BOTELER ESQ,
PoR rms CoSoasssroSAL Dr.r,,er
M0N EN WANTED.

We want Money and must have /, to buy
Corn, Pork, Bet, Hood, and last, though
not least to pay orr dcdts. We do not give
this Is an idle duu-ve mean What we say
and we trust those ind, bted will net force
US to the necessity ef comp cling payment.
GALLAHER & CO.
]" The above notice having been bu,
partially regarded, We VII be r.luct,Itly
obliged to pre.s payment At all hazard,
Dec Is 1858
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
NArIONal. Rirl.E,.

The above 10 tbe name ofs new .ili,.r,
company raised .. Harper. Ferry. Abo..
20 name. have been ENROLLED and % .l,,
too held for officers resulting 4. follo,,
q W cHAMBERS.-C.p,.is
+ NJ. BorrLxA-lst Lieut.;
WV. McDANIEL.--2d Lieut.;
S V. iAsrs,-sd Lieu,
From the selection Of officers, and "a.
hne material composing the comp,p, ..
feel assured that 1t will prove one Of, t..
best IN tbs State, and afford p,id. to -.
county Of jefferson Let the CON p,ny 1t
form At once at least by the pa ~ yc,,-
airy and the meantime 20 through Am
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
Qua jan.

We have co desire, whstsver to vi.i. a..
jail but freud vbo be. recently been there
iniorn' ~ that r. ncatoe.. cIe.otin...
snd hrslthful sppesrsnce u - a model !.
siiiu'ion Of the kiud NJ james W Jo,e.
the keeper deserves much credit f,r a.. Al
mirfbie msuucr 10 which be- di.chargc. IA.
duiI's -- HInshs,ie, Ti. g,a,aa
ssn'ibie 10 the h.i oar friend
Ma, anticipating au biiug place ia the
public building ~ Winchester. du,i,g n.
e'ming holidays ~ some juvenile IN Ii.c,s
itoo vhieh msv probably bsf,l bin. d, .,r,
''arirg Mr Joues, ,be keeper, Ike very
sensible mao Doc stay % there. Do, com.
spend Christmas uitb a.. q. you Ioou on,
boary locks oil keep you GU, of mischief -
% come doHn--0ut neigbLof Of the S,y4
v'Il rot bsr' yoa Tor giving publicity toli,
having been ia the Poor bouss ~ b,,,d.,h.
h,' Turkey sbich be uill feed you 90
should none u our friends send q, on. r.,
The o. ssion
BTWe learn bat Mr.. MmisH. uho q,
nouucsd 90 ihis pspef some too veet. szo
thst be u0lli rsopsn TIE Bsuyvi.ls 10.
70 be-. oyuo.ulsi - abandon ths de. Al.
together - Chfks J8yFaI
Fef.ou' Vis,Iiug BsrrJrlle oil 61i ,om.
Portable secou,m ,dstions 9Th W. &. Boz.
- -ho keeps booss sfP-ivais Entst,sis.
msJt Ne b issn sbhz ng ssutlsmsa "a
svstg ,gartiealu Those Is.r,ug 'aa n &C..
e,nmo5tNloo' can BE- attended 70 ~ Nr.
HasSosp 1I' door -bo j. also very ausa
tive 10 bis HosN Hbi..' q. .ts~-- So
"a sts give EfsTssN "a.
Zee Placed sa4sr 49,,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16

The joyous 'eason Of Christians !, .Inou
b'ts aSi g behooVss ell TO loot sbou, r.,
su'''bls CHS for mother, sues,hssrt f,;.s5
we refer cur readers to Ihs choice selection
OF hri''@ss Goods to b. fousd q, n. .,o,,,
Of p. u CAsFBEtL, ADD G. T.. BrtLsr A
90 These gsH'lsssD have ,Sppli.d ,1.m.
selves eosa'dally add eth TIER sosssloa,S
care sbd good tsst.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16

% ~ ltfh ~ Nov - Ctssss sasst
SAhAh HARDEsfY ~ "a. sbis 20.
sEe
70 sssnf s'lsiosn % iks siA issf ~
EfiiEN- casnft q Jas s.spssss
eyed sscst 1syssfs
% FffisY ~ S5A or Mr. wl4i
hAN s'is q NJ J1ta Ssssnss To-
.sIIr
AFss hfisf iIasss NJ NESTLE =
hEfALD sifssf NJ l.-sts lIss'1
- i's"'-''- SssTatss sgsd ~ 20
49, .ta,raE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16

We learn that Nr. JSo II. AItr.,,
'''asA'srsd' fsv days ago. a 69s 4
ss,sssd GOO pounds whsl trsmsa q,
LEX Of ssasass @sss hsvs b.sa m.Asf,e.
," hog'h'P Wssdsr b,u long {, 80
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
RICHARD 90. RANsoS

This gentleman died Ia Covinston K,
a's month. Mr. X formerly resided
'h'' county He was 4. gentleman in .v..
relation u life, and endeared Lim.elfvb..
ever he vas known A just tribute t.
memory By his friends in kep,uet ,~sp..
h'hed last week. The death Of .ush , m,
Is not only severe lo.s to his family, bu. :.
the whole community where be resided
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
FOX CONVERSION.

lie Frederieksburg HrJaiL, 10 rsspops.
70 se'll from the Richmond Way upon
The Opposition Party Of Virgins to hr ing
forSird ticket in opposition 10 the Demo.
sfa''e Nominees Of the Petsr'burs Convsn.
The Wing publishes splendid g.l,.v n
nahts from which o. choose our .tatdsTd.
men Of gebins q POSER q states
".n'"'Pi Of ehafso'ef Asd elaIaltec
g. There - not 9, bilemsn namsI on ib.
h', but roold confer dignity on The ofire
anl Tould ehosffaily command our suppo,,
bntEe haVe our pref rsncss aud uould mu.b
nae 70 support tie iollosiug ticket II which
ue are prepared 20 speak 10 dslail should
occasion demand
ToH GovrEvoE.
ANDhEW HUNTER Of Jeasrson
Toa LiEUr CovERsoa.
bD"ARD 7 ia YLOK Of King G,o,Rs
,.. ToR ATTORNEY GtSERAL,
JOHN " SPEED q Lysebb rig"
The stsuhtoS SDscato, s.y.
We take the liberty Of sus9s,tioS . tel
thH loots 70 Ne about right-msntaliy.
P0lfisaIIJ soi gsograp really tisks, 9TH
uh'eh pe should gointo the contest hopeful
% aehisVing mueh, sbd certain Of nskipg
most eTsditsbis Sight We therefore ,sv
g,s' a. our choice, 10 The event Of determis.
ed opPosiiioa--
For GOvsrnsr,
ALFfaNDEs X BorELrn. of Jsastson.
Fer Li,uieBsbt Governor,
sAa o. PRIcE 0fGfssbbfier
For Attorney Gebsrsl,
AHTHuR 4 hosEisoS, u Eiehnoad'
~ Tue Frs5.riek (NJ) usrslJ STATE,
ga AsssTs, JoAb A : ovsl & Co Of ths,
sssetL isnd rot Move A. Co 81 BaH,i,
Sss York lave Obtained the oostrset 70,
Ss,ahd'ngs sa@ Assoss The Po,onss river At
Ha'psrs Ferry.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
CBsI-rMas cooD..

"''haiIfa'hi'h ths dstsii-d ssras,s o. n. =,
pa's A'd inrfo'sncn h or MI papsr
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16
HATlOSAL ARn .lT AT HA1SI1s1TS1v

The ''t'msis o. approprisnon p,. s.s,.s D., a..
s-cft's'y q Var fOr The Hl,p.,, F,,,, -
W 'hs nsft hscai tssfs
For Ne nasa'sctau ofArms s,oo ~,
'np o''@ea" 6IisO
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1858-12-16

s"ocEiSo Scoops Ia Marion 90.
VS. Oh Tuesday last, Mr,J y
uu'g her Infant etiii s1I then / -, a..
She "a. hmm
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13
pefcnt OF Ernnk p. Frlair.

The 81. Louis papers announce the de-
feat of Hon. F. P. BLAIR the Republican
Representative in Congress from that city,
who was a candidate for recollection. The
St. Louis Democra. gives it up in tho
terms following
TIE SrRuGGLE OF YEsTERDAY.--The re-
suit of the election in our city yesterday,
discloses that the free soil vote Of ST. Louis
county has divided itself into its original
component parts, that is-Domocratic and
Whig-the former going for Mr.. Blair, the
latter for Mr.. Breckenridge, 0he Know
Nothing candidate) and thus perhaps, en-
failing defeat upon both. Tho vote is the
largest ever polled 10 this city, and from the
complexion Of the polls at certain precincts,
it is evident that much fraudulent voting
was perpetrated. This is known to havo
been the case to certain extent for rowing
parties Of nationals throughout the day
promenaded from ward to ward, uoting as
they weRt. Again tho sction of corrupt
county court imposed upon US Judges of,
election, large majority of whom wero in,
tho interest of a pro-slavery majority, and
thus no check was had upon the election,
such as would have resulted from fair So
lection of one from each party. If to this
we add the unsparing uso of treasury money.
scattered with reckless profusion in every
place OF low resort throughout tho city, we-
shall not have so much cause TO wonder that
the party of the President has succeeded in,
polling something over six thousand votes.
This result, it is needless to say, has been
both unexpected and disastrous. Our con-
fidence was never firrncr than on yesterday,
for we could not conceive it possible that
men having the interest Of great cause at
heart, could draw off and stand aloof upon
a third candidate 0fthe effect the cleo
ton is likely TO exert upon Missouri at homo
and abroad, we can only conjecture; but
fear that a plurality triumph will be accept
ed in the most unfavorable light against US.
From lands end to lands end, the newswill
be telegraphed rs confirming the policy of
James Buchanan, and certainly our State.
Iif avoided by emmigration, will drop back
into the ruts of stagnation from which the
victories Of tho last two years had only par
TALLY relieved it. E s sso q ~
In the resume of the campaign, wo can
but feel that where the battle was fought it,
was done gallantly. Forown part, we have
contested every foot of ground, every point
of argument every legitimate appliance Of
political warfare. Ifdefeated, we have on
ly to say that it is part Of the fortune
that attends every prolonged contest. We
do not for that reason either despair or SUR
render. We have unfurled the flag for $50;
! and come veal como woe, this Journal will
not strike its eolors in tho conflict We
shall fight for the last plank in the ship
and run up the ensign ir a gunboat if need
, be. r. &C. t t..s-,.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13

Trains viii stop at stations marked 4 only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them or signal being made.
From Clevclsnd-Al trains connect at Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
andth West.
The $50 am trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
Tie $50 m. anS 600 p m trains, connect at Tole-
do with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne, LoganSpor Lafayette Danyille, Springfield
Naulcs Alton, st. Louis &c.
The $50 aud 600 p trains form direct connec-
tions between Cleveland and. Springfield, Dayton and
Ciucinnqt
From Toledo all trains connect at Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
Tho 1000 train, connects at Monrocvile with trains
Of Mansfield sandusky RAILROAD, for Mansfield, Pitts
hurgh, &c.
The 1900 am, and $50 p m trains, connect at Clyde
with Saudusky Dayton Cincinnati Railroad for Cincin-
natl, Dayton, Ne.
Trains also connect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Il. r., for Pittsburgh Philadephia Bati-
more, Sc. E. b. PHILLIPS, Sup't
Office g. 4 T. Railroad,
Cleveland, June p, 1853. jan.I, 1851
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13
a Sign In the Utah Beave

a Sign In tho Utah IBeavens--A Sword.
The following is communication in the
Salt Lake Ne,gs of the latest date received: !:
"This morning, at twenty minutes past
o'clock, We saw most singular appearance
in the meridian over this city. A red
stream of light issued from the heavens, as
though the sun was enyelopcd in cloud.
1t resenbled the tail of comet, but in
few moments assumed the shape of sword
of massive dimensions, lying horizontally
and pointing duo cast. The shape was
quite perfect, the hilt much brighter than
the blade, and varigated like a rainbow
The moon stood southwest. There was a
ring formed around it of a reddish color,
not so bright as the sword, through which
ran two lines forming cross, the one point
ing to the earth extending, apparently, about
two feet below the circle. On the west
side of the circle therewas smaller sword,
of fainter colors, pointing northwest.
This appearance was kept up for fifteen
minutes, without any alteration, after which
the ring around the moon assumed the
shape of belt, and then disappeared. The
color Of the sword then grew lighter; after
which this magnificent sight disappeared al
gether at "A N wo
Tho atmosphere was perfectly calm, and
the moon shone out as beautifully as ever
II is impossible to describe tho awfully
grand appearance of this singular spectacle
the sword hanging over this almost de-
serted city with its point ominously. extend
ing toward the east while the silence OF
death reigued all around. .ial9 4D Fl
JOHN NJ. BRowSIR, J. ". LONG,
LEO HAwKISG, G. CLEMENTS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13
CLEVELAND 1NFIRMARY.

VNHERE are in this Institution a charge upon the
i City, number Of ...t .at-r s
Likely Boys and Girls, Including IHfanfs ho The D
TeetOrs i7iH bind 90 ssTpios,
until they Lecomc Of age with suitable persons upon
their producing testimonials from the Cerpymen Mngs
trates astces Of their town that they are suitable
persons 20 have the or and to brngup children
Application may be made TO
" r. IiuSSFY,
Acting Director Inhrmary, Cleveland, o.
May Is, 1853 lomos Z"
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Rnhcrts & Sheldon.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and ShcctIron Ware, and
Dealers In Stoves Agrcatura Implements Stoves, Rags
Wool Hid $, Shecp-pelts Old Copper, Old Stoves, &c-
All sorts of rcnuinc Yanlsee Notions Pchscs Brick
Block, No. !, Fremont, Ohio 4, Nay2p, lS04'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-08-13

PHYSICIAN AND SURG I1ON,
yJNENDERS lis PROFESSIONAL SERVICES to the cit
liens Of Fremont and vicinity Hating been for TwEN-
TY-FIvE in extensive practice in this and the AIau
lnce valleys with all the disras
as of the Weston Country. Particular attention given 10
all Chronic Female Diseases. For the last years
have given special cutiou 10 the study and practice
Homeolathy Special attention given TO NIL cases ol Sur
gcrv and of the Eye
n-E1- OFFlCE-One door south of the Post Onlce, up
stairs. ResileuccCorner of Garrison and Church street
Fremont, July 6, 1855
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b. j. BARTLETT 4 SOC,

A TTORNEYS AT LAW. have removed their Office to
n the second story ~ Niuic new building, z.
Dernham's Clothing store. y" Entrance Croghan
Street. All business entrusted to them viii he e,rvally
3 attended to. i. J. BARTLETT,
Fremont Nov. q 1856. J. r. BARTLETT.
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CnuTcld & BrotI,rr.

Hardware Merchants. AnkindsofGron and steel werc
both American and mnnott sold at Wholesale or Re-
tail Every nnttern Of Cook parlor BoN Stoves. Ag-
rienural and Farm Imnlcmens, Woodon-whre. Cotdage
oils Paints, &C., Belts Block, No. >, Fremont, Ohio