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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

Who WILL NOT HEED ITl-We find the
following in the Athens Messenger, of last
week:
"Judgc Louisstreet, tho newly elected
President of the South Carolina CoIlego,
thus sets forth the value of newspaper:
"Small is the sum that is required to pat
ronize the newspaper, and most amply re-
munerated is the patron. l care not how
humble and unprotending the gazette which
he takes, it is next to impossible to avoid
putting into it something that is worth the
subscription price. Every parent whose
son is off from home, at school, should sup
ply him with paper. still remember
what difference there was between those of
my schoolmates who had, and those who
had not free access to newspapers. Other
things being equal, tho first werc decidedly
superior to the last in dobate and comno-
sition at least. The reason is plain, thew
had command of more facts. Youth will
peruse newspapers with delight, when thew
will read nothing olse."
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
Notice to Teachers.

IyHE Board Of Examiners Of sandusly County. h.r,s,
notify Teachers and others concerned tkrt te- M
meet at the Union School House. in Fremont e,rr
day save the second Saturday In each month At ocsli
r NJ, TO examine candidates for certiacatea
On account win certificates be Granted s...ns "a a.
tiTneE above specified. ~ 49,
In connection with this publish part Of Section a.
Of the Ohio School law notify Tsaehsrs that s sx
eet them 10 be geaited the spshsd bransbes
person shall be employed teacher IN any Prsry
V1mnon school unless such person shall have ns
ee from Aaid Examinerss two Of them csrsncats
81 good moral character and that he she l. 10
ssrSs o,a leading "ss athmetis esoE
G. C. W00LLARu
WM. FULT0N ffF
- Beard " k11niaas
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
The Wasbipoton corrcsnondent of n

The Washington correspondent of tho
Chicago Tines, who is said to be private
secretary of Senator Douglas, writes under
date of the 10th inst, that
The South and the Administration are
now deliberately and with malice preponse,
striving TO crush the will of tho majority in
Kansas. The country so understands it.
Mason tells us directly and without circum-
locution, that inquiry shall not be had if he
can prevent it, and the majority in the Sen
ate second him with their votes.
And he adds, "even Pugh of Ohio obeys
the lash of the hoary-headcd old whppcr-iin
from Virginia"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
Hat and Cap Store,
ON MAIN STREET,
DIR. TUBBS,
March Appointments. A
DR.. H. TUBBs, win be in attendance as follc

Dr. II. TUBBs will be in attendance as follows:
FREMONT. Reeds American, Wednesday 18th March
NoRWALK, American House, Tuesday, 10th March.
EoR consultation upon all diseases ofthe Throat Lungs
H. Heart, Liver, Stomach, Bowels Kidneys and spleen
also, Dropsy Gravel, Rheumatism Nervousness DEBILITY
Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits ImpI
ues OF the bood, Eruptons, Cancers, Ulcers, and all
other varieties long standing complaints both external
and internal.
For years Dr. T. has devoted his entire time TO
chronic diseases, treating thousands annually many o
whom had exhausted every other resource within
I no case mineral other oisoas ealoved nor dos,
he make siek TO make soe or tear do,en f bld IN an
The medicines can be taken with safety by the most deli
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 up all hope the ndisputae evidence Of which
can always be furnished. vaids however reduced or de-
sPong, arc nyi9eS Wit to call and may be assured that
aeorresponding prospect of recovery,
PLEASE To READ THIS.
DR. TuBBs, SIR;-Hoping It may encourage some de-
sparing invalid to seek reeffrom suffering give below
the facts iny own case You first prescribed for me In
Sept lS55 had been suffering four years from conn-
cation of diseases and impurities Of the blood The last
three years excepting few weeks had been kept pris
oner and at that time was too feeble to sit up in chair
long enough TO have my bed arranged could stand
upright my feet My suerings were without inteTmis
sion and at times very great Debility and arrangement
seemed TO prevade the entire system All that kind
friends and an attentive physician could do had been done
for me, had also used different kinds of paent medeene
winch acted as paatves but failed to accomplish the de-
n1d object From the time commenced your treatment
there was gradual improvement AT the end OF a few
weeks Wss able to sit up hour at time and In six
poTement was rapdhaye since been able To ourn-
ey west and am now enjoying good degree Of health
se that 70 your treatment under the blessing Of God
am ihaeDtea Tor life and comfortable health.
Yours with much respect
Willow Grove, Iowa, Nav, 1857. 80 - '''A'i''
Mrs b. resided during her sickness and ubile pnd.,
sasster Miller, stll remains Nv
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
Death of Judge kane.

John X. Kane, Judge of the District
Court of the United States for the Eastern
District of Pennsylvania, died at Philadel-
phia on the 2lst. In 1s45 he was appoint
ed Judge by President Polk. He acted
the unjust Judge in the case of Passmore
Williamson, who had commenced a suit
against him for false Imprisonment, which
of course, was terminated by Judge Kane's
death. The deceased was the father of DR.
Elisha Kont Kane, the Arctic Explorer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
Legal Notice.

Court Of Common Pleas Of ss.dzsEy cs..iy, oase.
David Gallagher,
i
Seth r. Ballard,
Andrew Ballard
George W. Ballard.
al
9 AID Andrew Ballard and George W Ballard who ara
non-resdents Of tho State of Ohio are hereby noted
Gallagher filed in the Court Of Common Pleas
County, Ohio his petition against them and others The
substance and prayer of which petition is to obtain iud
ment against said Seth r. Ballard for the sum Of Five
1850 and the sale Of the following lands and tsnemsus
mortaged to secure the payment OF the same to wit:
The north half of the southeast quarter Of
oeroureen; and the northwest quarter Of the south
number four range number thirteen containing one hum
dred and twenty less in Sandnsky county
Ohio Said petition further sets forth and alleges that
said Andrew Ballard has mortgage q part OF said
premises to the payment Ave promissory notes
for hundred dollars each dated May 1854 and bear
ing interest and that fifty dollars more has been Maid
teereon, That said George w. Ballard also had mort
gage on part OF said premises to the Of
hundred dollars which has been fully paid but satisfnc
ure Of said mortgage Is not entered the there
Of And that James Justice executor Austin b. Tay
the payment OF ytwo dollars interest at ten
per cent from Oct cs, 1855.
Said petition prays Judgment against said Seth r. Hal
lard for i've hundred dollars and interest from November
ments made their respective claims II any, andtk
amount due thereon; that the liens on sad
see be ascerained and their priority and order be deca-
ed BY the Court for the sale OF said lands and
for other proper relef. 80 -
And the said Andrew Ballard and George W Ballard arc
further notified that 3hey required answer said
titon before the Goth day or March Is5s a. n r.
fault judgment win be taken according 10 the Of
said petition. BUCKLAND SEVERITY
January 20, 1893. owl Attys. for Pl6L
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

PROF. WOODS HAIR REsToRAT1vE.-In our adver-
vertising columns is to bo found ayeiseme Of this
popular restorative We know nothing OF It's merits save
what read but that is sufficient particularly when we
such testimony OF its efficacy the following which
we clip from the Ottawa Free Trader:
.Iaying tried successively sundry highly recommended
hair tonics' own half denuded crown, we about
os all confidence in nostrums Of that sort until about
week ago we distinguished politician Of this State
whom had three years ago with thin hair, and as
gray a rat but now boasng fine head Of hair as
could wish. We demanded the secret ohs improved
appearance when he readily accouned for by ascbing
1t to the virtues Of Prof Woods Hair Restorative. VIC
shall try that noxt.-Roek Rirer Democrat.
Sold by all respectable Druggists. 3W2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
oun NArrovAL DrsonDrn-Dn. RopAcK's

UUR n ATIoNAL DI5oKDEN-D ItOBAON .
CunEs--The American stomach is tormeniing organ
II generally out OF order The reason is obvious The
driving man business has not tme will notNke time
properly to mascae lis food. He bolts It, and as bad
habits are catching all classes follow his example Hence
dyspepsia with all its complications-hence Indigestion,
liver complaints aud disorders Of the bowels in all their
various phases Against these and hundred other COM
plants DR.. Roback waging DISCRIMINATING warfare
His weapons are the famous Blood Pills and Blood Pur-
fer and they arc rressable The OF these Med
icnes has astonishing in nm age Of scientific
miracles They do not aieriate they eriingpish disor-
der The agony, the fever the debility, the dependency
which characterize Affections Of the digestive and
tive organs vanish under the influence of these prepaa
tons The constitution itself to acquire new ener
gy under their operation We the sick every where
read Dr. Robaes Advertisements and give his Blood Pills
and Blood Purinera fair trial. Eva
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
The weather IS still cold. There win


The weather is still cold. There will be
no lack of leo next summer. Sleighing is
splendid; livery horses havo norest neither
nights or Sundays. All kinds of country
produce is now rushing to market as the
roads arc in capital order. Wood comes in
freely, tho tie printer gets Jm lille. The
nights are clear and beautiful. 90! it's
great delight of shiny night" &c.
Should any of our friends want a paper
containing all the sporting intelligence, and
withal most excellent family paper, suited
to the wants of tho mechanic farmer or la
boring man, they will find Porters Spirit
cfMe Times, just the thing. Published at
346 and 34s Broadway, N Y, at SO per
year in advance. After you have subscrib-
cd and paid for the Fremont JOURNAL, send
and get Porter's Spirit.
BLAcKwooD AND TIE BRITISH REVIEWS.
These standard works arc soon to COM
mence the new year rs follows:
Tho North British Review, May, 1868.
=" Edinburg &" July,
/" London Quarterly July,
{" Westminster /" July, Z"
and Blackwood, July,
TERMs.-Blackwood or any one Of tho
Reviews, So a year; Blackwood and one
Rcview-or any two Reviews, SIS. The
| four Reviews So. Blackwood and the four
Reviews, $40.
POSTAGE, which should be paid quarterly
in advance, on the foar Reviews and Black
wood to any postohice in the United States,
only 80 cents year. Namely, IA cents a
year on each Review, and "a cents year on
Blackwood. Address,
L. SCOTT & CO., Publishers,
81 Gold-st, cor. Fulton, New York.
THE LAST AND BEsr.-Tho old scdate
Hartford Courant is responsible for the fol-
lowing side-splittcr:
A first rate joke took place quite lately
in our Court room. A woman was testify.
ing in behalf of her son, and swore "that he
had worked on farm ever since he was
born."
The lawyer who cross examined her, said
-"You assort that your son has worked on
a farm ever since he was born9"
81 do"
"What did ho do the first year2"
"He malked"
The lawyer evaporated
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
MARRIED.

By Rev. II. Lang:
Now 18th, 1883, Mr., JoHN sHiLL and Mrs \. NJ HELD.
Dec 1lth, " " eEo. EIGESLAuB and Miss RACHEL
EBERHARD.
JAM 3D. 1858, Mr. JONI BOWER and Miss JANE SnoEyrRID
Jan. 10TH q" JoHS KoEcHLR and CHRrsrIASA Ross
FIELDER
Jan. 2lst. " HENRY BEILER and " MARY Paul.
Feb. 11th. F" CHRIS. scHwAB and {" BARBARA TscHu.
Feb. 18th, " " ADAM KIsrLER and " ELvIRA BERGER
Feb: 4" JAcon FiSsrERwALD and Miss FANNY
MILLER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

We have a scholarship in the "Cleveland and Union
Law College, for full Of Legal Instruction. which
wc wlsell at bargain. Students graduating at this u
stiuon admitted TO practice in all courts the State
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
fremont gournal.
Local aOo miscellaneous Natefs.


We have the most beautiful forms ofDeeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds Of Justice and various Other
Banks for sale at all timcsat the JouRSAL OFfior.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
Legal Notice.
csNrl cf Common Pleas Of SandHsky Cssafy, Ohis
Campbell Us, ;, k'''l's' In nr.-.i.loa.

c'srt Of Common Pleas Of Sandnsky Cesnty, ohts,
Campbell ;. Keating,
In Parfifiou
Reuben cuduev, ct al. 0A'
ID EuBEN CuDNEY. Simeon Cudney, Joshua Gibson.
hiswife Eliza Gibson Amos Stephens his wife Laura
Stephens, Augustus. .Woey, hs wSo Mary woiGey and
Oliver Hayden, will take notice that petition was ed
against them the Goth day Of January A. d. 1885 in
the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the County OF
Sandnsky, by Campbell s. Keatng and now pending
wherein said Campbell s. Keating demands partition of
the following real estate situate in the County Of ofsanus
Ky and State of Ohio and described ract one hundred
and sixty six the plot Of the survey section
number eleven, township number four north OF range
number sixteen twenty OF OF the north end
said tract, and also
Excepting much OF said tract as Is contained In ths
following bounds to wit: Commencing az the
corner Of said tract thence running north two and half
degrees west onehundred and rods and ten
ty-one links; thence north lightweight degrees essA
twenty rods and twenty-five links; thence south two
and fdegees east hundred and ory-sx rods ana
thirteen links; thence north seventythree and quarter
degrees west twenty-seyen rods and nine links to this
place ofbegnning And that at the next term Of said
Court the said Campbell Heating will apply an order
that PARTITION may be made Of said promises setting OF
and assigning to him onethird part thereof TO Reuben
Cudney Simeon Cudney, Joshua Gibson in right Of his
Wife Amos Stephens in right of his wife, Augustus Wolf
in right OF bis wife, each oneeighth part thereof and
to Oliver Hayden one-twenty-fourth part thareof
CAMPBEIIS. KEATING,
By b. J. Bartlett 4 Son, his AtYya.
January 20, 1883. lw6
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

He that in the ieorid ooufd rise,
Must READ THE NEws and ADVERTISE 4"
c. j. Messer, sandusky, manufacturer Of Corn Shelter
and Cleaners, Thrashng Machines Horse Powers, &C.
Notice to Builders, by the Lutheran Society.
Kesslcr House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expod-
tiousy done and reasonable es If you desire nm,
such work call At the Journal OFFioR.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
SOCIAL N0tices.

av- Ono STATE AND UNION LAW Coli
r,s gnstitu,ion has been removed TO Cleveland,
oo peerees are legally conferred, and students upon
r.duasnr may be admitted 70 practice. For Circulars
address at Cleveland, H. A. KING secretary
december 0, 1857. s1y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26
More Than 100000 Bottles
SOLD IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN nNH XEan

NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.
TTNHE RESTORATIVE OF PROF. o. j. WOOD FOR
4 restorns hair perfectly and permanently has never
vet had rival volume alter volume might be giton from
al nafts oi the world and from tho most intelligent to
prove that Is perfect Resf0rarcs but read the ccu-
Tar and you cannot doubt; read also the following.
t Tng Hain.-people have for centuries teen aolic.
ted with heads and the only remedy heretofore known
has been those abpninable wigs By discovery
wt but great many persons still patronze them. be-
cause they have been often imposed upon by Hair
les Of different kns To all such persons earnestly
make The request that they will try again. for in
Woods Restorative there Is such thing rs fail We
know OF lady wn was bald who used the article short
time, and hor hcnds covered completely with the
tniest and most beauliful curs imaginable We know Of
numerous where hair rapidly falling out which
restored In greater nrofuson than II had been be-
Iis also without doubt one Of tho besartces for keep
ing the hair Ia good condon, making i soft and glossy,
removing dandu and has proved itself the greatest en-
emy TO all the Ills that the hair Is heir TO.
lt Is the duty Of every to improve their personal a
pearance though some may differ In regard TO tho Of
doing ~; but every will admit that beautiful bead
Of hair either In man or woman. an object much to be
desired and There TINT should bo left untiod
to obtain such consideration.-[ EomGH's idcocate.
o. !. WOOD Co.--Gents: As1 have boon engaged in
selling your Hair decorative the last for Of
your local agents R NJ aeksoh aud having experience
ed the beneficial effects Of IL myself would Like % OS
an agency for the State Of Ohio state in the West
should you wish TO make such Arrangement, as am
convinced hai there Is nothing e9Rai 10 ia Tie Uaited
Stdit for restorng The hair. lave been engaged in the
Drug business for several years, and have sold various
for the hair but have found nothing that
stores the secee organs invgoraes the scalp we'll
as fully nced that your what
you represent oh would like TO engage in the sale Of
it, Tor / am satisfied it must sell. Yours truly,
S. 7. ST0CKMAN.
PROF. o. J. WOOD Co.--Gcnts. Having realized tho
good effects Of your Hair Restorative wish to state
finding my hair growing thin we'll as gray was Undue
ed from what read aud heard to try the article prepared
by to promote its growth and change its coors as
was In youth both Of which IL has effected completely
In the operation have used nearly three bottles.
Yours &c, JAMES FRANCIS.
O. J. WOOD Co., Proprietors, 32 Broadway New
York. lin the great NJ Y Wire Railing EsalIishment)
and ia Market s st. Louis, Mo. And sold by all good
Druggists
Fremont, o.. ymS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-02-26

The snow thavsd very much yesterday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08

The last London circular Of T. +. Sattcrthwait
SAYS
We have 10 note a largely increased inquiry for
American securities In London during the past week.
New York and Erie bonds ami Michigan Central bonds
have been IN stroDg demand at advanced rates. Sew
York Central shares have 70 90 the pay ment OF
per dividend and tho satisfactory emeDt OF
pue account Illinois Central shares quiet at former
rates, closing firm nj to discount
The last London circular Of 0sgood Field says:-
No alteration has been made this seek 10 rate by
the directors Of the Bank of England but the Bank Of
France has reduced ts terms from TO cent Gold
continues accumulate the bank vaults add there rs
every prospect Of the stock of bullion reaching twenty
Millions before any drain occurs 10 exceed the arrivals.
The cbeapncss and abundance OF money good de-
mand for American securities, which have again tended
upwards In price.
The gross earnings Of the Galena and Chicago
Railroad Company for the month Of February, 1858.
amounted to ST. 74 55 against s67,257 so for the
same month last year-showing an increase Of
1886 IS.
The gross earnings of the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy Railroad Company for January and Febru-
airy, this year. amounted TO sl3i ,5S7 65, against
sl20,s3O 7s for the same time last year-showing an
Increase this year of si0y556 90.
We learn that the board Of directors Of the Har-
lem Railroad have resolved 10 close their present
Offices in Pine street and concentrate their business
at their depot buildings at Twenty-sixth street-a
measure by which both economy and convenience, il
Ia thought will be subserved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-08

b
err was qte ~ VII sales OF about 600 zoo bar
reis witbro the range OF figures given above Rye
-four sold IL small way, ut quotations., Corr
meal was unchanged. wNeat-rhe market was nrm
and sales modc:nte The transactions embraced about
$500 bshes inc.tded in which were 500 bushels red
Southern at 81 90 Loco DO WHITE Kentucky at 81 u.s. C
do red Ohio Al 81 o. and 500 DO red To- 20
Corn-The sales ere,aced about 2ouOo 80 900 bushels
included IL which wcrs 10 zoo Bushels jersey yellow in
the cock for export at csc 5000 90 Southern white
esc and other lots ranr'ng from NC $50. Rye was
auies s9c Tie for good IN prim,> Northera. Oats
were steady ut 4tc a 46c., s47o. asked.
CoxE rather hrmer with sales Of it5 bags Jsmsca
at l2%c., 1856 do. Marscabo 1t l2hc. 13c, 10 do Rio
at IL Sc, And 10 do at 1Ollc st4Xc
CoTroNTbs sses embraced about ,D0Va 200 bales,
closing al about liysc for mild ing uplands -.
HAy.-Tbe market firm with W about 800
bales for shipment at 65c Too.
MoLAsus = The market continued firm. W n sales of
15o bbs New Orleans, at 32c 3St 20 do Cu>s nusce
vado, at 23c. and 20 co cayed. AT 2ic
NAVAL ScoRsSales Of eco bbs spirits turpenti
made at 4To about 900 bbs rosin al ~ SO
per $40 lbs delivered, and about 2OS 3eo bSis Ncrh
county crude tlrpentne sold at 20 SIX per 2S lbs
Wilmington tar sold ut 81 25.
0ns. Crude whale in better demsnd at the enzt-
ward With sales At New Bedford Of some 500 bbls. "a
lots, at t3c. 531Sc cash and time Cruae sperm
firm al 81 25 per gallon Red oil Il n and active
$50; prime Western winter worth sc months
Palm oil good demAnt with sales free; sales at the
eastward ~ Cernpbeue was at Arc SOC and flu d
at 4ec. 4sc. Iallow OIL was selling q. 1ac
PROVISIONS -PuriS-1he market brmer, and more
active with sales OF 500 600 bbls ncu ing SIC
SIS ST. osng at the latter figure and pune ~ Si3 l6
Wnile a. inc close Slo % asked. Btpt good
demand, while sales embraced about 100 $50 bbls in
cluong country prime az 50 10 S. with little be had
at the inside, except Of common quaiv and at $40
$lI; repaekec Western 3l2 SO TO- and extra ditto
at $is $l4 co. Beef hams firm with sales $7 so
a SO; prime quiet at S2i SIS. Cut mea-
steady, with OF about $50 packages reported
including shoulders at &c 6s4c., aoo hams al
$50. lard steady with sales Of 200 so bbs
tieTces a. 95sc 10hc, bacon hrn es1c g1kc;
butter irmer, and prime diaries plenty sales OF
State max ing 1T t5c Csc, Add oaio do l2c. n
lie. Cheese hrmer, with sales at &c loo
SUGARS The market ccLtiuued nrul and closed with
The embraced 600 200 hhda. Cuba mlscov ADO
and New Orleans ranging at &C., 4bc has a6hc. for
the former. ana at ba,c. a o &c for the latter.