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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
Ottawa County Republican Conventlo


Ottawa County Republican Convention.
The Republicans of Ottawa county met
in convention at Hartford, Sept. 4th Each
township was represented by full dolcga,
ton.
The meeting was organized by nomina-
ting Ira S. butcher Chairman Of tho meet
ing, and A. B. Rude, Secretary.
The meeting then adjourned for dinner
and consultation, after which they met and
proceeded to business.
A motion was made and carried that the
delegates proceed to ballot for Sheriff.
John Jenney received % votes and w. S.
Wood 1s. A motion was made and car
carried that John Jenney be declared the
unanimous nominee of the convention.
On motion, James Rice, of Harris town
ship was unanimously nominated for Coun-
ty Commissioner.
A motion was made and carried that the
delegate. proceed to ballot for Treasurer.
VIM. Kelley received l3 votes and Shalon
Gordon received 90 votes, and tho latter
was declared, on motion, to be the unani-
nous nominee of the convention.
DR.. J. II. Price, Of Port Clinton, was NOM
mated for Coroner by acclamation.
A motion was made and carried that the
delegates from each township hand in the
names of their candidates for assessors, re-
spectively, so that they might be printed on
the ticket.
The following preamble and resolution
wore offered by Geo. Wight, and adopted
by tho unanimous vote of the convention
WHEREAS, A misunderstanding did oc-
cur at our Judicial Convention, at which
Samuel I. Worcester was nominated and
believing that the delegates from this coun-
ty acted in good faith in said convention,
Resolved, That in Samuel 4. Worcester
VIC recognize a man in every respect capa-
bic, aud that this convention concur in his
nomination for the office Of District Judge
On motion, County Central Committee
of three was appointed, to wit, Henry J.
Miller, Geo. Wight and VIM. Kelley.
On motion of Henry ]. Miller, it was
agreed that the Ottawa Democrat be re-
quested TO publish the proceedings of this
convention, and that they also be published
in the Sandusky Register and Fremont
Journal.
IRA S. BUTCHER, Prcs't.
A. b. RUDE, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

Our friends will see that our ticket is
now complete, State, Congressional, Judic-
ial and county. Every name on it is wor-
thy to be sustained by the voters of Sandus-
ky county. Let there be no apathy mani
tested, but take right hold of tho work as
though you were in earnest, do all that an
honorable man in just cause may do, and
we have not the least doubt you may be
successful in the contest, and elect every
man on tho ticket. Republicans into your
hands the charge is given.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

1t is said in Anti-Lecompton circles at
Washington that Senator Green and the
St. Louis Republican will support Senator
Douglas.
Here is another evidence that Douglas
docs not intend to practice what he is
preaching now in Illinois. The South
would never give its support to any one
who is not fully pledged to carry out pro
slavery doctrines.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

The Chicago Press and Tribune publish
es the following SAD. extract from let
ter written by Judge Douglas to tho Hon.
U. +. Linder:
For Gods sake, Linder come up into the
Northern part of the State and help me-
Every dog in the State is let loose after me
from the bulldog Trumbull to the small
est canine quadppcd that has kennel in
Illinois"
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A Card from DR.. James N

4 Garrett, of the NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.
My connection for the past eight years with the
years course ostendy devotion to the Of Pulmo
Consumption and its kindred Diseases together with
unrvalled opportunities and advantage of patholOe
cal research-aided not little 10y perfect system of
Medical InhaiaiiOn-Iss enabled me to arrive at dcc
sve direct and successful of treatment for the
positive and radical of all diseases Of the Throat
LHngs, and zy- Passages. by 1nhslation, the vapor
and curative properties medicines directly addressed
to the diseased organs and the ntegument do not ad
wise the Of Medical Inhalation of any kind the cx
clusion of General treatment; and although consider 1t
useful adlnvant in the proper management of those
fearful and often fatal diseases deem very
that each patient should have the benefit of both gem
erd and Local treatment The success of treatment
in the above diseases and the high character of the Ins
tuition which have long had the honor pre-
side, are too well known to need eulogy
from At the solicitation Of many private and profess
siona friends through whose panthropic aid the above
charity has been long and literally supported and after
due consideration have concluded make such arrange
ments will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach of ALL and not conine myself
arrangement will give entire satisfnction both pro-
fessiona brethren and the pnbc IwouId resnectiIy an
nounce in conclusiOn that be consulted person
ally or by letter all diseases above, and that the
medicines the used in the Institution prepared
to suit each individual case, Iahaing Yapors Medical
Inhdrs &C. &c. will be forwarded by express any part
Of thc United States the Canadas. TERMsMy terms
for each patient, which viii include medicine enough
one months use; also nhang vapor and nhaling Appa-
receipt of the box OF Medicine balance So at
the expiration of the month"; If the patient or is
entirely satiscdwith the treatment Patients, by giving
full history of their case, and their symptoms in full
can be treated we'll by letter by personal examina
ment may rely upon immediate and permanent relief
he seldom has to treat thirty days Letters
advice promptly answered For further PARTICULARS sd-
dress JAMES NJ. JARRETT, NJ. D.
No. $50 Broadway, cor Twelfth ST., N. Y.
p 8. Physicians and others visiting the city are .
spocfuly nvitedto to call at the lnrmary where many
interesting he witnessed, and where
Pr0red apparatus for the inhalation of medcated
por can be seen and inspected Some--C. & Co.,
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nd- AL thn Firnman,s SLate Pnrnde at

RE- At the Firemen's State Parade, at
Cleveland, on the 9th, the members Of the
FirO Department of that city did considera-
bic towards sustaining the reputation they
earned at Fremont on tho I'd of August.
The Firemen of this city saw enough of
them on that day to decline the acceptance
of their hospitality. We presume that the
members in other cities are now satisfied
that there was some truth in what was said
about than in the Blade. If Cleveland
expects to preserve name for decency, she
had better keep her Firemen in tho back
ground-or at least portion of them.--
That there are respectable men in the ranks
there, we do not doubt, hut that rowdies
form by far too great Il portion of it we
feel certain. BLADE.
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LECOmPTON w. HALL.

The democracy of this county are asked
to help elect this renegade, that he may go
to Washington and again betray the cause
Of frcesoil and free men. For our own part
We would fifty times rather vote for one of
the men who went clean through with the
administration, in this dirty and rascally
LccoInptou business. We prefer nm out
right knaye, at any time, to smooth faced
hypocrite, who has his mouth full Of good
professions, but only waits the right mo-
ment to soil himself for the best possible
price. We have no doubt many democrats
will vote for this double-faccd scamp, with
much tho same reservation that was ancient
" made by one who bowed down to an idol
against his will-"Lord forgive thy servant
in this thing" This man whose backbone
is whitewool and his face dough, after llay-
ing betrayed his constituents, by voting for
a bill which offered to Kansas the privilege
Of immediate entrance to the Union, with a
alaYc constitution, but shut her out with a
free one, e,--this man has the impudence to
demand reelection at the hands of the
people Of this district. There is not a man
in the district who understands the matter
who does not despiso the English bill and
all its abettors. 1t is claimed, indeed, that
under il the people of Kansas wero allowed
to vote on their acceptance or rejection Of
Lecompton, privilege which that demo-
cratic ~ document denied them. On this
ground Mr.. Lecompton Hall places his de-
fence for voting for this sinking scheme,
which Douglas fought TO the bitter end and
now spits upon. Lacking the courage to
fght the Lecompton scheme through, as
Forney and Douglas have done, he caved
in on proposition TO the people of Kansas
20 take Uncle Sans acres and come in at
once as a slave state with 4O,ooo inhabit-
ants, or 60 without the acres and stay out
till the Lecompton democracy chose TO let
her in. Faughl the scent Of such man
ofends every honest mans nostrils.
THE PROSPECT IN THE DISTRICT.
From all the intelligence we hayc from
the various counties Of this Congressional
District, we have no hesitation 10 saying
that the prospect for the election of Judge
Carey Is frst-rate. In every township in
the District there are Democrats who noyer
faltered before. who not only refuse to vote
for Hail. but declare they WILL vote for bis
opponent. They are disgusted with tho
formers dishonest, inconsistent course on
the Lesompton question, and his entire sac
ridce OF that manly independence which
should ebaraeterise the representative of a
free people, and they are determined to vote
fcz man who will not bend the knee 10
corrupt and prohigate executive. Let the
opponents OF that executive do their whole
duty. and the old IXth will be represented
in The next Congress by MAS and FREE.
nAs.-Aarion RepsJiieon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
Maine Election.

The Telegraph reports another Republi-
can victory in Maine. Morrill,, (Republican,)
is reelected by an increased majority
Our friends havo chosen five Congressman,
one, lin the Sd district) being in Doubt
The Legislature will bO strongly Republican.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

The AMERICAN BOARD OF MIssIoNs.-
The American Board of Missions closed the
session at Detroit on Friday Morning. The
present officers of the Board were unani-
mously rolectcd. Philadelphia was select
cd as the place, and the lst Tuesday of Oc-
tober, 1859, tho time of tho next annual
meeting.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
Demoern,s Remember.

That Judge Hall considers one Southern
STAKEHOLDER equal to three northern white
men, or else why did be vote to admit Kan.
Sas with slave constitution, and $4,000
inhabitants, but in the same bill prohibit her
admission rs free state until she acquires
a population of 93,O0O.--Renton Repatb.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

I. L. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

Thousands who have made use OF this great remedy
believe il Is far superior parRtan now known
for the cure Of Consumpton Cngls and Colds Asthma,
Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood Pain and Soreness Of the
Breast oarseness Hopping Cough Group Phthisc etc.
Some Of the effected by this medicine are OF most
surprising and wonderful character that have
been given by eminent physicians incura5le for
One case is that respectable physician.
WHO pronounced incurable by physicians,
Two cases OF twenty years standing. None there
fore, however long they have been afflicted should de-
spar until they have given this great remedy trial.
We believe, in coughs aud colds II Is almost, II
not quite, nl ibe aud IL nint out Of twenty,
selected proiscuously from among those who are con.
sidered dangerous and ncurabie II will effect cure. II
taken with perfect safety by persons OF the most
delicate constitution. IL Is pure vegetable, and is
pleasant healthy, aud invigUrAting tonic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE
Petition for n;vOrcc.

COSrt Co"no" Pleas SaHdUsty County, State Of Ohio
Michael Hammer Ann Hammer.
TIME said Ann Hammer is hereby notified that the said
Michael Hammer has fled his petition against her in
said Court stating therein that he and said were law
vlly married at said county the the FIRST day of March
1857 That said Ann about the first of September 1887
wfuly abandoned petitioner Of said county That she
committed adultery at said county the frat Septen
be 1851 aud at divers other times between that time and
the fifth OF said month"; with person whose name and res
dence h unknown to him; and that she has left the State
of Ohio ard that he does not know where she is That
said has wully absented herself from ever
since the first Of September 1857 and has wholly wully
neglected and refused to perform any Of her married du
ties. The petitioner prays for divorce which the petit
toner will demand at the next term of said Court which
commences the 18th of November, 1858.
MICHAEL HAMMER.
BY b. ]. BARTLETT Sox, Att'ys.
September 3, 1883. 32w6 S4,s6
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NEW 8 DEPOT.

N e WS ID Z r q Il.
LII the principal Papers and Magazines received week
N ly and monthly and kept Tor sale at tMccULLOcHs.
The Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly,
Harper's Weekly,
Harpers Magazine,
Flag of Our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial.
New York Weekly Tribune.
Porter's Spirit of the Times.
Fremont, May ss, IsSss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

BREvIrY THE Soul OF Wrr-The Cen
trdl Democrat new Douglas organ estab-
lishsd at Peoria, Illinois, ran out after n
thirteen days race.
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EE We hope epery one WW read the
speech Of Col. JoHS w. FoRSEY, printed
on the first page.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
New Orleans, Sept. 10,
Deaths by fover yesterday 81.
New Orleans, Sept. IL.
Deaths by Fever yesterday So.

Springfield, ILL.,, Sept. 10.
Judge Brcese of this State, publishes a
letter in the Missouri Republican on the
subject of Illinois politics, in which he de-
nies that he is not candidate for the SEN
ate. Also the assertion that he supports
Douglas. He denounces all disorganizers
and consprators against the honor and in
tegrity of the Democratic party, and says
he will follow that party and no single
person.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

From a Mercl,dnt 0f G'rliop, D.. O,L. o. 1855.
DEAR SR My wife haa been afflicted tive years with
cough and last fall she lay IN bed, not expected TO live
She had used Jayues ENpect0raut, Eyerwort ani Tar
and God Liver Oil. Her physician could do nothing
more for her She then commenced taking your Cough
and Cnnsumption Syrup. aud after using five bottles
was able todo her work again have also given it TO
other members OF my family for severe coughs and
colds. Its effects have been such that have concluded
II i the hest medicine now IN use My grandson
afflicted with disease of the lungs for which the doc
tors could do nothing. One bottle Of your Syrup has
also cured him. blacksmith IN this place was afflicted
in the tn he unable to work One bottle
Of the Syrup heneted him muGh that he Is at work
again. have doubt another bottle will perfect the
cure. would recommend those who are similarly af
hiUted 70 ,se no time Ia giving this medicine trial
RespecllulY YouTs. b. NJ BARTOW.
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Dissolution of Copartnership.
To the Sick.
October Appointments. A
DIR. TUBES win be in attendance as follow,

DIR. TEBBS viii be in attendance as follows:
FREMoNT-Kesslers Hotel, Tuesday 9th October.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House, Monday, 4th October.
For Consultation upon all Diseases oChe Throat Lungs
Heart, Lieer Stomach, BOosls, Kidneys and Spleen
Also, Drcpsg Grarsi Rheumatism Nervousness De5H-
Hy Dyspepsia, Female Diseases Agvs and Fsusr, Fis
Impurities ef hs BLOOD ErHptiOEs, Cancers Ulcers,
and all oher raretie long stGndiHg complaints both
External and Internal.
For some ten years. DIR. Tubhs has devoted his entire
time TO Chronic Diseases treating Thousands annually
many of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. IN no CASE ARE MINERAL OTHER PoIsONs
EMPLOYED NOR DOES HR MAKE WELL,
TEAR DOWN Build UP AGAIN The medicines can be
taken with safety by the most delicate, and patients
remain at home and continue with prudence their ordf
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment after friends and physicians had given all
hope, the indspuabe evidence of which always bs
furnished lnyaids, however reduced desparing,
invited TO CALL and may assured that
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

Urbana, Champaign Co. o., August, 1893.
DIR. TUBBS-Dear Sir: Some time since / obtained q
prescription from you little four years
old. Prom early infancy the child has had swellings,
pain and almost constant discharges from his ears attend
ed with partial deafness Since using your medicines the
discharges which very offensive have ceased and the
hearing restored. My health had been poor for
greatly afflicted with indigestion, had neth-
or strength energy ambition; heart would throb vio
lently breathing depressed and for two months before
seeing you, cough distressing. At time Of my first
call at room, required considerable effort to get
about and sweat profusey from little exertion. The
weather warm yet much to my surprise, strength
gained rapidly, much that began TO work some,
and Of late have labored steadily also gained
pounds In aesh the lrat month Having experienced so
decided improvement myself (thA too after years in
eectua treatment befoe and equally good effects
upon several of my neighbors eonseentiousy and
cheerfuly recommend your treatment TO ell who may be
unfortunate as 10 suffer have done.
reside two miles west of fAechanicsburgh where have
been for the last twenty years.
Yours truly, eALBERr MOODY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
Boston Snnt IL

DO5Ion, sept, I.
The 2:30 p. NJ train for Fall River ran
into freight train yesterday near North
Braintrec, slightly injuring Jas. Simmons,
Esq, Benjamin Gleason, Baggage Master,
Chas. F. Lathrop, of Easton, a passenger,
and Thomas E. Bechor, fireman. Three
freight cars were badly smashed; a number
of cattle were badly wounded; and several
hogsheads of whale oil stovo. The loss is
about $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

The Fremont Union Schools will COM
,cncc on Monday next, Goth instant,
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RaIIroad Acclden,.
Pittsburrb. Sent II.

Pittsburgh, Sept IL.
The rumors Of the railroad accident near
Stoubenvllo are greatly exaggerated. A
dispatch from James G.. Morris, Secretary
Of Steubonvile and Indiana Railroad, says
the bridge broken near the first tunnel will
be ready for passing to day. All the pas
sengers went of this morning except one
man, who had both legs broken. Conduc-
tor Mooney had severe flesh cut on his
head. The Baggage Master was also
slightly hurt. James Fleming and Engn-
Ger off duty, also badly hurt. Other pas
songers were slightly injured but arc able
to leave.
ADDrTIoNAL-Auother dispatch Just re-
ceivod says the accident occurred seventeen
miles west of Steubenville. Crossing n
bridge car and rear engine jumped the
track, knocking out main timbers, the
bridge gave way, baggage and front passen-
ger car went down with the bridge ton or
twelve feet, rear end remaining up. Seats
in rear car broke from thor fastenugs.-
The following persons were injured:
Mooney, conductor, head cut; Roach,
Louisville, both legs broken; +. J. Cornell,
baggage master, wrist sprained; Rev. Wat
son, Amsterdam, ankle sprained. Joseph
Jacobs, Maysville, KY; Andrew Anderson,
Harrison county; Mrs. Wainwright, N. j.. !;
d. G. Gill, of Dayton; Mrs. Meredith,
Xenia, O.; Miss Lyons, Elizabethtown, NJ. /;
DIR. Allen, Bollcvillc, Arkansas River; s. j.
Humphrey and lady, Newark, o.; w. H.
Moore, of Milton, Ind; ]. p. Draper, Dan
vile, ILL.,; Capt. w. T. Barr, Pittsburgh; !;
Oliver Ornsby, Vevay, Ind, and many
others who refused to give their names, were
severely bruised and otherwise slightly in
jured. James Fleming, of GAINESVILLE, was
fatally injured.
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Ike Of Member Of tho indiana Legislature

S9vsi-Messrs A Fisher Co, of Ligonier, Ind, say:
lo1r me iicines valuable and very popular here.
Your Cough and Consumption Syrup, especially, has
dlhe great deal nf gool. A. Pancake, Esq., represent
atlNe from NObl- county. confined TO his bed with
eonsnnPtinn Ills physician and friends beieysd that
he could never recover, and must die. Through
the instrumentay uf I'll, Syrup he has been restored
g the enjoyment OF good health. OF Martin Lee,
Esq Of that vicinity, afflicted with lang Fever.
which lelt him with dangerous cough that baihed the
skill OF their physcians lie took this Syrup, and was
soon restored tO his acoustic ned health.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

IRA S. BUTCHER, Pros't.
A. b. RUDE, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

lhe instrumentay OF I'll, syrup he has been restored
g the enjoyment OF good health. OF Martin Lee,
Esq Of that vicinity, afflicted with lang Fever.
which left him with dangerous cough that baiiied the
skill OF their physicians lie tpnk this Syrup, and
soon restored to his acoustic ned health.
Rem 7rllnble Case of Hs, editary CONSUMPTION.
This certlhes that my wife afflicted about eight
months with every symptom OF cousumptinn. She spit
We had expectation OF her .Oyery her father
and three sisters had died with consumption. and
her disease was eyideuiy similar to theirs After she
had been confined to her bed about four weeks con.
and Consumption Syrup. This very soon cured her
cough aud restored her to perfect health which she has
enjoyed with little Interruption nearly six years.
IL also relieved me OF deepy-seated. dangerous
cough aud splitting of blood. JACOB PULSE.
tnnf skSkUA %.
Cugh and Pain in the Side of Five Years.
Standing Gu ed. I was afflicted with a cough and
pain in nv side and breast hye years During three
employed four OF i've physicians who were unable TO
give any relief My disease considered incuTa
Bile Fortunately took ST johns Cough and Consump
ton Syrup, which has restored me 10 perfect health
lent appetite. JOHN NJ. klltCliEk, Tihin, o.
Iniaut red-Yhen my child was a few weeks DID,
Il took severe cold. which settled upon its lungs The
mean time, tn, hopping cough. We gave IL great va
riey Of medicines of which OF any apparent
benefit. was hntlly infuced from the strong recon-
Cough and Consumption Syrup which very soon effected
q cure. J, FLAUHHER, Fort BAH. ".
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. who will furnish ~.
Johns Amanacs gratis. j. l.. st. John A Co., lllnn
City, o. General Agents for the Western states
Agents in Fremont,
BUCKLAND d GRAHAM, and
G. r. McCULLOCH. 34yl
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which would givo