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3ufanmen5eiebter Sprup BON Mi[pfiri6en |
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B0ie Buben. = Sci Gem Sdulbaule
in ai8quitbltr. nabe 6apetteltr. treiber id
4benb8 iunse Strplde berun1, bic nit Steinen
t%perfen. GOr8eitern Abeno pudte Die Yoli3ei
enolld einen n~erlel6en beirt SdOpfe nnp Die
officer baben 8eiepl, auf 8leide Weile itet8
I'M WIeeerholun8sfaQe ein3ulGreiten .-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
Reason and Common Sense.

Our readers may remember have several occasions
spoken in very eulogstc terms Of preparation which
Dr. SETH s. HAScE of los Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Md has discovered for the Of Epieptic Fits Now
in doing So have been actused by the very best
tveh Wis: the alienation Of human suffering From cir
eumsances which have lately to knowledge, we
fear there is certain class Of persons who disposed to
try this remedy In a manner weaude to
the fact Of selecting particular in town where
perhaps there six eight cases. and trying one
Now perhaps the selected might be the only
Of the whole number that it would not This is
neither doing themselves the medicine justice. a
dozen persons stricken down with cholera in
town neghborhood, would they all send for physi-
clan, would only employ him, and wait and see II
he cured the first PATIENT Thst plan Of procedure would
he most sbsurd SO in the Of Dr. Hsnees remedy,
every who has Fits should try it reasonable length
Of time. 1t will not in day week nothing worth
doing be accomplished at What easily DONE
ia easily undonc. The growth Of time enduring. From
the most respectable testimony have examined feel
assured that by proper in this remedy nine
of Epilepsy out of ten may be cured The Pills
sent by nail free of postage TO any part Of the world
Price: box s3 two IS; twelve sH You will fnd the
address above. isw5
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Eire Depnrtnlent.

EDITOR JoURNAL:-Tho following sys-
tenn was adopted by the Fire Department
of Fremont, on Tuesday evening, January
18th, 1858, for ringing Engine House bell
FoR MEETINGS OF Engine COMPANY, No
six slow strokes, pause, two strokes, a
pause, and three strokes and a pause; with
a repetition of the same strokes and pauses.
For MEETINGS OF Hook & LADDER Co.
-Four slow strokes, pause, one stroke, a
pause, aud six slow strokes and pause
with repetition of the same strokes and
pauses.
For FIRE OR AN ALARM OF FIRE.-ThC
Engine House bell will be rung continual,
without stops or pauses.
MoRRIs E. TYLER, Sec.
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noLL OF HONoR-DECEmnER.


Saturday night, January 3D. about 10
o'clock, flames were seen bursting out of tho
back part of the building lately occupied by
Mr.. JoYcE, as hat msnufactory, in the
row of buildings known as the Tyler block.
The alarm being given the fire was put out
in moment II tUdS tie Dork of an IN
cendiaryi and was the boldest attempt we
have ever known to be made, and in ninety
nine cases out OF hundred would have
been successful. A small piece of board
with four nails driven into it, and a candle
placed upright between the nails, was placed
in pssteboard cap box. In the bottom
of the box Was a quantity Of cotton and hat
ters' wool saturated with spirits of turpen-
tine. The box was placed against the side
of the building and train so made that
the fire would go directly into the ceiling
The candle was so placed and lighted as to
burn down to the cotton and turpentine by
midnight or thcreabouts, and thus the flames
would have time to be beyond control be
fore aid could be had. But providentially
the scheme failed. The heat from the can
die, and gas generated by the turpentine
caused the iguition of this highly inflamabl'
mass much sooner than was expected anC
at an hour when many persons were on th'
street, going home.
| 1t is thought upon which we can scarce
ly allow our mind to rest for moment, tha
there is in this community person VIII
will thus, in the night time, apply the in
cendiary torch to our stores or dwellings,
Still il is truth. The attempt has bee
made, and we know not how soon it may b
repeated, or whose building may next b
fired; and 40 far as this act is concerned
the incendiary is as guilty rs though th
attempt had been successful, and there
no place outside of a penitentiary that is to
good for him. Every citizen should be o
: guard. Ten or fifteen minutes later notl
ing could have stopped the flames, and tn
entire square, ten or twelve buildings, mul
have been laid in ashes The fro comps
MES on going to the engine house, foun
their apparatus all saarled up, and it wa
some time before it could be got out
Whether this also, was the work of the il
cendisry, we cannot say, though it looks yer
much like it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
IRON CIRCULAR.

bANnVtt1t UtcrtIlNcT IHIt IoUF'
GEH1s:-In addressing you this Circular, we would men
tion that since waiting you with our last there has
been an advance Bar Iron Nails and Glass; and in the
midst Of enlargement by connecting the Sheet lro
Spring and Axle trade with the business there has
red an extraordinary crisis In the financial aafs Of the
country which puts quctus check on the whole bust
ness community.
In view of this monetary csamiy, we oerat wholesale
entire stock ofFencing, Finishing Wrought Annealed
and Cut Nails Cast and Spring Steel for Sleigh Shoes
sheetIron Pipe Shell Boxes Cast Sleigh Shoes Wagon
Hubbs, &C., &C., at about Cost for Cash.
Our Stock ofIron is large and complete; also, heavy
Stock Of Sheet Iron. We offer Pipe Boxes cheaper than
they can be bought and transported from the East wsg
on Hubbs supplied in large small quantities. at Manu-
facturers prices. We prepared to h your orders
promptly and grateful for trade heretofore extended TO
werespecfuy solicit your further orders and remain
A5m2 Truly yours CARR e. co.
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The Fish Trade.

We were surprised, when told, the Other
day, Of the quantity Of fresh fish shipped
from this place to Cincinnati, during the
past few weeks. We therefore asked Mr.
Caul, and he gave us the following as ship
ped by CAUL & SNYDER, since the last o
October, about ten weeks. 25,536 BIB.
hard ish,--pike, pickernl and muskalunge
and 774 bbs soft fish-bass, &C.; besides
suppling tho market Of our own town.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
DIR. Robaok's Constituents.

We learn that the distinguished and popular inventor
OF those famous Scsudins Remedies, the Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier advertised in business columns
receives nearly many letters by every mail the rea-
suy Department The is than 200 per isy
His patients scattered the broad West the Southern
States and New England said TO reach the
and almost incredible aggregate Of 1oOOOO BY his pa
tents those who his preparations as theii
ONLY MEDICINES We presume that such connection il
without parallel in Medical history 4ow5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

THE GERMANS IN KANsAs.-The Cru
sader of Freedom, published in Doniphan
Kansas, says there are between six and eight
Thousand Germans in that territory, not one
in hundred of whom arc pro-slavery men
They sustain one good German newspaper
the Kansas Zeifun0.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
Cauardian,a Sale of Land.

DY order of the Probate Court of Delaware county, o.
Id the goth day of January A. D., 1858, at the door
OF the Court House In said county, guardn Of Chan
ming L. Petbone, will offer at public vendue the undivi-
ded Seventh part of the west half Of the southeast
quarter Of section number twenyegh township number
ioar range number seventeen, containing eighty acres
and situated in Sandusky county Ohio"
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third OF purchase money the
DAY OF sale and the residue in and years with In
terest, and secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE W. LITTLE,
BY RxD EATON, his Att'ys
Delaware, Ohio, Dec. 0, lS4T. 47w4 Pr Fees s225
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15

CLEVELAND & TOLEDO r. R.-The a.
mount of the freight business of this Road,
this winter has been very large. The fol-
lowing are the amounts Of several items
carried east over this road during the six
months ending Dec. 3lst:
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sandu.ky County Agricultural society.

SAAuhSAA1 Oouhty ~
At the late annual meeting of this Socle-
ty, DR.. La @. Rawson was elected Presi-
dent for 1858. AT that meeting no Vice
President was elected. In December, the
State Agricultural Society met at Colum-
bus, and the Doctor was elected one of its
Board of Directors, which rendered it nee.
essary for him to resign the Office of Presi-
dent of our County Society. An election
was held on the I'd instant TO fill these va
cancies. Tho officers of the Society fol
1858, arc
President-JAMEs VALLETTE, Ballville
Vice Pres.-JAMEs PARKS, Riley;
Directors-JAcoB WINTERS, Jackson;
U. B. LEMON, Townsend;
ALoNzo THoRP, Green Creek
CHAs. Powers, Woodville;
La. @. RAwsoN, Sandusky;
Secretary-DANIEL CAPPER, 4"
Treasurer--STRPHEN BUoKLAND
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Attachment.

Samuel A. Taylor, Plaintiff, againstl
James williamson defendant.
DEFoRE A. J. KNAPP, Justice Of the Peace ofYo
ID township Sanduaky county, Ohio, tho 9th day OF
January A. D. 1885, said Justice of the Peace issued an
order of Attachment In the above action for the
ten and seventy Ave one-hundTedths dollars.
Bellevue, Jan. II, 1858. siwsf =
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" Ne that in the cOrld ponid rise,
MHst READ THg NEWS aud ADVERTISE Z"
Notice in partition.
DR.. Tubbs appointments for January.
Notice in attachment
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-01-15
The Great Beautifier,
SO Long UnsuccessfuIIy Sought,
FOUND AT LAST!

N0R II restores permanently gray hair TO its original
II color; covers luNnrinntly the bald head, all
tons makes the hair soft, heSlthy and glossy and win
preserve 1t TO sny imus strsble Sge ifhy mag
e all bntches Sc from the face and all neuragis
aud nervous headache. See circular and the following,
Dover, y. H., Feb. 2, 1857.
Prof o. J. Wood 4 Co.-Geuts Within few DAYS We
have received many oterr and calls for Prof o. j.
Woods Hair Restorative, that to day compelled to
send TO Boston for qusutty 1.-THE dozen you forwarded
being all sold1 while might order squanty from you
bottle hare sold to haze produced three
far customers and the appreciation and patronage it
receives from the most substantial and worthy citizens Of
vicinity fully convince US that 10 is most valuable
preparation. Send he gross of 81
size; and dozen 81 size and believe yours very
specially (Signed) DANIEL LATTIROP co.
Hickory Grove, st. Charles Co.. No., Nov 10, 1856
PROF.. O. j. WOOD-Dear Sir: Some time last summer
induced to of your Hair Restorative and
Its effects wonderful, feel IL duty to you
and the afflicted to report it, Our little sons head for
;ime had been perfectly covered with aud
called II scad head The hair almost entirely of in
consequence, when friend, seeing his snengs, advised
10 Restorative, did with little hope OF
success but to our SURPRISE and that of all friends
very few applications removed the disease entirely and
aud luNuant crop of hair started out and
say that our boy has as healthy scalp aud
fore and do hereby recommend your Restorative per-
feet remedy for all diseases If the scalp and hair
yours respectfully, GEORGE W. HlGGINB0THAM,
SARAH A. HlGGINBOTHAM
| Gardiner, Maine June %, 1855.
PRF. o. j. WOOD-Desr Sir: Ihsve used two bottles OF
Professor Woods Hair Restorative and truly that
is the greatest discovery OF the for restoring aud
changing the Hair Before using II was man of seven
ty NY hair has attained its original color You
recomcM the world without the least fear as nv
case was one OF the worst kind.
O.J. WOOD CO., PROJECTORS, 3l2 Broadway, New
York. lin the great New York Wire Railing Establish
ment and ia Market St. St. Louis Mo- And sold by all
good Druggists. 2Sms
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Fremont EncampInent.

Fremont EncamPnent.
The following persons were installed Of
ficers of Fremont Encampment No 81, 1.
o. o. F., on Monday evening last;
C.P.-O.R. MoCULLooH;
s. VS.. BUoKLAND;
H, P. ID. w. KREBs;
Scribe. r. BARTLETT
Tress.-THEo, CLAPP;
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At Green springs, Dec 3ls by Rev Jno. McKesn, Mr..
JAMES G. PATToY Of Chicago Ill., and Miss FANNY BELL,
sof the former place.
DIED.
In BucyruH o., Saturday the 9th inst Of consump~
ton MRS JANE SHRENK relic Of the late John Shreuk OF
this place, aged 81 years.
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.Job printing.

All INSCRIPTIONS Of job Printing neatly and expedi-
uonsy ano ond on reasonable terms If you desire any
such York call at the JOURNAL oFricR.
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Pcof HAYES, State Chemist Of Massachusetts, says they
the best of all pills. and annexed the who
. tify that DIR. Hayes knows:
Ii. J. GARDNER Governor of Mass
EMORY WAsnBUHN, EX-Go,erpor of Mass.
SIMEON BRowS, Lieut. Governor Of Mass.
IF. NJ WRIGHT, Secretary Of State of Mass.
4JoHS b. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bishop of Boston.
Prof JoHS TORREY, of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons, New York City.
Dr. c. T. JACKSON Geoiogst Of the Public Lands OF the
United States,
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men thai nrc Men.
Among the d.easc. ans Pln has curaa w.h as0nI,hl

Among the diseases this Pill has cured with astonishing
rAptity, may mention
Costiveness, bilious Complaints Rheumatism, Dropsy,
Heartburn Headache arising from foul stomach, Nausea
indigestion Morbid nacton Of the bowels and pains aris-
ing hererom Flstuency, Loss Of appetite all Uoerous
and cuaneoua diseases which require evacusnt edi-
cine Serofua Kings Evil They also by purifying the
blood and stimulating the system many complaints
which IL wonld not be supposed they could paeh such
bilty Dergugement of the liver aud kidneys, Gout, and
other kindred complaints Erising from low state of thu
body obsructions OF its fdncons. They the best
Purgative medicine discovered, and you will have tC
sus them but once TO know it.
Prepared by Dr. j. G. AVER, Lowell Mass, and sold by
every respectable Druggist in New England. 42m2
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GOING EAsr. GOING WEST
Fremont Accom-. T30 AN Mail and Chic. Exp 1905 PN
Mail and MY. Exp. Gao Pm
t Persons desirous Of going west will observe there
Is now hut one train a day.