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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-12
New York, Nov. S

NSW 1Othj iNON. o.
The Piccolomini excitement continues
unahated. There is another crushing
house at tho Academy tonight. Four
Thousand tickets were disposed of this morn
ing within two hours after the office was
opened. Many were obtained BY specula-
tors and resold at exorbitant prices.
The members of the Castleton, Staten
Island, Board of Health, five in number,
have been arrested and held to bail for hav-
ing voted for the resolution declaring the
Quarantine nuisance and calling upon tho
psoplo to abate it. The amount of bail de-
mahdsd was $500, 600 for each member.
A complaint has also been served upon
the Board Of Supervisors of the County ol
Richmond, by the Board of Emigration
demanding judgement for S25o,ooo that
being the amount of damages arising from
tho Quarantine outrages.
Ray Tompkins, held for examination on
charge of arson and riot in the matter oi
the Quarantine outrages, has boen dis
charged. ----------
Robert Willis, the Broadway Gambler,
was committed to prison to-day on the
CuotSs VI ulutucf iitefto tkdihSt nun IcCcut-
ly by his servant girl. There is no clue
yet TO tho name of the person murdered.
Mr.. Bustsad, counself for Willis, got out a
writ Of fhabeus corpus and brought the pris-
oner this afternoon before Judge Russell
who Immediately discharged him.
Two muderers, Thos. Mulroe and Jas
Mccormick, both sentcndsd TO be hung or
tho 18th of December, escaped from Sins
Sing -prison on Saturday night and have
not yet been retaken. -----.
A private despatch from New Orlean:
says that on the 5th inst, the yellow fevel
had entirely subsidized at Galveston. 81 Z
gfoS New York, Nov. 8.
Snow and rain has boon falling her,
since early in the morning.
sSss Boston Nov. s.
Hon. Josiah Quincy was seriously injured
by being run over in fremont street thi
Pm,
- e5 Boston, Nov. 8.
The injury to Hon. Josiah Quincy, Sr
last night, was much less severe than a
first reported, He will probably be abou
in a day or two as usual.
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BENSON-STtBbINS.-At lie residence
Of the brides fl hYr IN this village On Thurs
dNy morning. 3lst ultiIno., by Rev {. N. ri X =
Isaac BsNso>. Esq. Membc: of Assembly from
lt.s G.sri~t % Miss Laura ECGsNIA only
d ugI;.. Of 2. \ >tcbbins, Esq, all of this
placr.
Again the Bachelor Club are called upon
10 chant the requiem Of one Of their brother
hood-thiS lime the chiefest Of them al!-and
We 10 shout the anthems of new made Ben
cdict Joy go with the happy couple, and
may their days of happiness number many
years. Ar. Benson and his excellent vie
viii spead tacir honeymoon at Harrisburg
where lie returns 10 represent the good peopI-
Of =, Li,Ls Potter" in the State Council.-E9
Jo-&yAl.
WATER5-wBEAN.-A: Oisona. Jaanary
!. 1858. -. David r. ~. I.+u MIR ALMoA
WATERS, Of Clinton Co. t5 Mss .GNgs WREAy.
Of Abbott Township n this county
Aatrimony seems to have broken ont in
this county-we learn of several additional
cases to those above We hope it will confine
It's ravages to those who can appreciate the
Printer, as III these cases.-ilD. JovRxAL.7
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Farm of 200 At's, cQztain'g iron lsad.

These shares will be sold at 80 essh, as3
Il numbered certificate to any one making apPG-
cation. Onc-half of the purchase money viii
be required before the division when the nBn,-
bcrod certificate viii be giyen--tbe other hAlr
before the delivery of the deed, after the d.
vision. Thus it wilt be perceived that each
sUhscri3tr or purchaser is sure Of getting q
, two-acre lot at very triGing price, whilst a.
! the same time he has chance of getting 8
cqlRabts firm. The division 10 take place on
tue first day of March, 1855, unless the shGros
should al be disposed Of before said time
Dae notice will be given when and where tho
division viii be made, SO that those who de-
sire can be present
These lands arc surrounded by some Of the
most famous hauleTal springs IN the Stats, and
are in the midsl of deeply picturesque ard
magnificent country. The title is good, hav-
ing lately been conveyed by the Safe to the
present proprietor. Some portions OF toe
tract are well timbered, and othsr portions
contain iron, lead and coal. 1t possesses r
strong and good soil, like most landa III the
Valley. The two-acre lots arc all in one body
ia a central and eligible portion of the tract
These lands are sold AT p price below .so!r
fUtual eest. in order TO Induce settlement. Pcr
ccrtl icatcs. circulars &c, apply 20
J. D. GANGEWER.
ETAgelts Wanted. Bethlehem, Pa.74
Also for sale. in Western Virginia, Fsrras
partly improved AZ from 5 to S35 per acre,
according 10 location and improvements.
I0:34-5t. .....a- -.r.v
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so Of every agent, copy OF the engraving Of
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Lin'e Giri Shot LyHsr Poymqtr-Wc
sr. Informed ira. very distressing aeci-
dent occurred in Bingham Township, iu
ra'. county, Saturday last, by WHICH the
isfr Of very interesting little girl named
Elizabeth Warner Was taken. lcs and a
htsie boy nam.l Eolney Sacket, were
playing together, and the boy, by some
lEoaas getting his fathers gun into his
hands, pointed j; at = dog and snapped it.
bu- there being no cap on it, it did not
20 Of lie then went into the house and
getting cap put it on the tube. On
coming out, h. pointed the gun at the 1t
'.@ glrl saying, III shoot you - pulled
NC gun of, and the girl Was almost in
SANITY corpse. We lave not learned
al the particulars Ct the case, but We are
.A4ormcd that the boy seems IL be utterly
lAoInereat a. 10 the deed, without realiz-
'"e 'he great crime he has accidentally
oHa'''ted MI! eore Of our frten Is in
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PROSPECTUS.
DAILY TELEGRAPH FOR THE SESSION.

FENIE HorrisLuTg DcIy Telegraph Is now in
il the second year Of It's existence 1t was
started last fall rather as an experiment. and
has succeeded beyond the most sanguine ex-
pcctations Of its publishers. Ii has gradually
won It's way to public favor, until It has placed
Itself upon . firm and sure basis, and is now
one Of the permanent Institutions Of the
Capital. II has been specially conducted in
all its departments with eye single TO the
public good, and its gradual and steady in
crease Of pdtronag2, has been gratifying eyi-
denS@ Of the public appreciation Of the labors
aF the pchGshers TO make il what il IS, a rela-
bic record Of tAc public events Of the day, To-
cal and general. II shall he the effort Of the
publishers 10 continue i IN the spirit IN which
il has thus Gtr bscQ condu>tsd. 70 add to its
general and local interest, ana e merit Its
steadily Increasing patronage.
During the approaching session Of the Leg
islature, il is our intention 10 make s!,e DAILG
TELEGRAPH correct and reliable exponent Of
the doia.s of the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
With this view, corps o. competent Report
crs will be employed IN aach House. and j full
comPlcte and accurate report Of the proceed
ings will be given every day UP to the adjourn
ment o{ the noc4iue sessions, embracing The
details OF the business of the sessions. sketches
- '1' - 80 '-Ak 1sN'-' CIV L']~- ~2tiih
questions, ana Such editorial comments a the
Importance OF lnc SuoJscts, ana the!r bearing
upg,l 'i' P"'''C lti'e'e''S h'"! 2Hs5es''
tne course o. s'e paper VII ne i"'e"y 1tH-
ruI u L'sI".' nc hIS' o. 'He epl'CFS Deths 10
scsT i'tl ana lN '-1'A aee3''1'9 oi me ooha"
% t'I' ~ eSe"t"t''tS q ule pe"lAe, lealIne
'I'I goIs,l'utNIs 20 yuuoe o. Tue "c'ioh oi le!F
P"b4ic SCI Fal,a lOI '"cihsc4'es' on the review
oi 'Ae prGcseo!nES' as 'ney are IAiiI! presented
70 ID I1eln "lt'lSh our columns
re session WIZ. - one @ more 'hlH o1aih-
"i' importance. INC eer'h cement OF INC cur
rsh,'y. anu 'Ae P''"i'"f Fosi'ioa o. 'ae BANKS
MI efeiEe, OF ~ IL i''S'' VIII excite, nucI It-
iSlaiAoh: '0U WILL ia consideration OF us I'M
Portant behSAe upon inc genera! business
prosperity, pe i tHest''n ol absorbing Pu0Ac
interest. j sh4! 'e our province to present
t. the readers OF tle sI<gfap' iuit anQ 4mpAr-
tai records OF the legislation upon TINS anu ali
other subjects.
Owing to the der&ngencNL OF business a1airs
generally, Incorporated companies ior manu-
iact"' lAs, lnin!ng ana other PURPOSES, Wi! also
require much legislation, ana All PsFS9i's IN
'ercSle" 'Aereil cannot i'Ii 10 ne benthtca y
d o''fei"l very Gay Iea"ths oI 'ne proceedings
III ou-L4 Su'JtCNS-
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AS 1T SHOULD BE.

FEVuE subscriber keeps cosntantly on haa4
q ready made, all articles commonly used.
IN his hnc OF basiness, by the people, such 81
Plows, Coulters, Sleigh-Shoes, Clevises Of al
kinds, Picks, Grub-Hoes. Drag Teeth, Wedges
lirah-Iiooks Neck-Y okcs. NhippIetrees. Har-
rows. &c, Also Horse and o1-Sbocs by the
quantity. 80 that any person who may wis!s
their horse or cattle shsd, need have no delay
ANY article In 10 line made 10 order OF skagi
notice.
Shop ou Main ST: north end Of the Borough.
l0:23-3, DAVID b. BROWE>
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SEND For IT.

The most suFerbly iilustrsted Magazine ever
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& HOMESTEAD FOR Sle,
923 Farms for Sale I'm the Valley
0fVirsinia at $40 Each. f.

FEN1ESE Fsrms are situated in Bete:ourt
Il county, Western Virginia, in one Of tks
Asaihsst regions tn lie gsrla, as has been deH-
0psIrated BY recent statistics. 'Ths northern
portion of the tract lies within Eve miles "
kanawha and James River Canal the soutSr
ern portion within eight miles of the Virgins
and Tennessee railroad. The main road frqla
>..7castle to Sweet Springs runs through tss
ceptr- # it, These farms will be soid sv
subsc7ipt;or. The tract will be divided in:a
s23 .hare,, rans s~ink as follors:
Farm cf 200 At'>, cQztain'g iron lad.
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$4,000 III W0REs cF LET.

Il addition 10 the superb engraving of TIE
LAST SUFFER-. Which will be prescAtcd to
every tLree-doii"r subscriber for 1875. the
the publishers nave completed arrangements
for the distribution. ON the 25th day Of De-
ccmber. 1898, of a series OF splendid works Of
art, consisting Of one hundred rich and rare
Oil Paintings, valued at from Sl00 TO 81 900
sech. Also, 2,UoU magnificent otcel-Plata Ea-
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Raphael Morghen, aher Leonardo L.. Yinci,
and IS the largest stecl-pla;e engraving ever
executed in tbs country, being three times
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The first impressions Of this engraving are
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WORKS OF ART,
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AGENTS GETTING RICH!I.

The union of EMERSON'S MAGAZINE and
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secured for il >. combination OF literary and
artistic talent probably unri Ta'ed by sny 9TH
er magazine in the world. During tic first
Mouth. the sale in the trade and demand from
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THE GOLDEN PRIZE
FOR
Illustrated 1853. illustrated

TIE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE Is
one of the largest and best literary pApel1 Of
the day. An Imperial Quarto containing EIGHT
FACES, OR FORTY COLUMNS, of entertaining mat
ter: and ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
a Gift worth from 80 cents to
$500 90 in gold, will be pre-
sented to each subscriber i1anae-
diately On receipt of the sub
SCRIP tion money.
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TIE POTTER COUNTY TEACHERS AS
SOCIATION.-Wi!i hold its first regUisr meet
ing, at the School House in Lewisviile, on
Thursday and Friday, the 28th and 18th inst.
0iIinal orations viii be del rered, by NeSsrs.
Orlando J. Rccs sud George W Grig>by, and
say Nill he read - Misses Sarah NJ. Lyman
and r1len L. Bird 4 Coran;ittce has been ar-
pointed 70 repor, 70 the Associati-;9. questions
ior d scus'ioa and arrange tins order 81 b0si-
nSss. Thcic report viii be prcsenl>d, on IT,
lnsraing o. tlc .;-s- day. 1t ii. priAci,a,: Of
panctG"lity bc carried oft, by the Teachers.
Al! the Friends Il Education are e srnestly So
licitcd - ..ttcGd AMI become mtmber> OF the
Association. Nm. i. MONROE, Sec.
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Profanity is the mark ola Fool.-Ee.
Verify that is true; bnt then a great
many men have been branded in mistake.
The world might be regarded as peoplcd
a'igh fools if We accepted the above max
la literally, 10, there are none who ase
moi in some uIanner profinc.
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Go0Il ann Countg.

We are having some fine sleighing now,
aud business is beginning to look up a
little hereabouts, after a long sleep caused
bv the recent financial crisis.
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C1T we ask all our readers to give the
poem On the Sidewalk" a careful peru
sal, 1t is an excellent production. There
Is considerable merit in the poems of Gail
Hamilton, and the editors Of the National
Era, deserve much credit for securing his
valued pen TO their columns.
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EUd Ly The Fa2iiag Gf'a Trce.-Ws
learn taat q young man named John u
rich was killed near Gcrnania, in Abbott
township, On the 2Sth ultimo., by tree
sf:shing upon him while chopPinsin in the
.Toyds. lie was a yo2ng man, German
sye believe, and lad no relations in this
.-oi4try.
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CAUDLE COUPLE1S

Conceived and Charmingly Carolled.
JrST = PUELTSHED! sI7-
HUSBAND vs. WIFE:
AQUAIST, QUEER, QCIzZICAL
RFsY OFsO CKETY.
Which viii come home 70 every fsrnily mar
after he has paid sixty cents for It.
iyEvHE MATRIMONIAL RELATIONS arc sa-
4 tirically treated in this poem, with lu-
NOR and felicity Of manner egualling the bes.
riIarts VI number of GREAT Authors. Ey
N..trimofja! Relations the public must not uu
derstand the wiie's country cousins but those
q, Mysterious bonds which are composed Of we'd
ding rings and bracslct5, and clssped With
bill AT Stcwarts.
II will be remarked by Il Discerning Publis,
,i.at The title Of this volume, Husband v~ssI
Wife, possesses 3 double valus--- @
II CAN BIZ READ EITHER WAY.l.l
As Husband versus Wife, or "wife rr,as
Husband thing that has keon nsper Lef,>rs
attempted IN LlterGtgrS
This Poem (which is written by sn author
yNIvEEsALLY rSowS t. his publishers touches
apon ALL THE TOPICS OF MODERN 5oCl-
ETY..
SWIFT
was, as is universally Acknowledged, ksu.
orst of the first class but ''the race is not
'lvays to the Swift" as is prooveu by h.s be-
ing sutstripped in his own line by---bless
rs W had nearly betrayed the authors sdas,
for the cor "talment OF which We aro
UNDER BONDS Or $4,000,
until we shall hs,e sold Fifty Editions, afeI
which he viii have AZ objection 70 receive
proposals from Country EZ'Ribitor, relative t"
the admission cf delighted ~e..e - si..t
cf him, at 50 muck q hesi.
HcsBAEp Is sWmE-bumoroas, sa.i.icsl, pa
tAet.c. and Pgrch&seabje--is ra
Steadily Illustrated ,ritl: tourteen cls-
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Some of the cuts being .trus.s nj the prsvsi!t>g
folieS Of Tic the day.
HusBASR ". WIsB is remarkable FOR b,iag
AEBIDBA TRQCS,
that Is, it takes both sides Of the qusstiSn, -
that Husbands perceive the SATIRE on wives
and Wives on Husbands, which Ia it.slf l.
triumph Of skiA.
As a work Of art, this is by far tb7 n osi c,s-
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ing designs. it cannos fail OF having ~s cI.TlA-
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New YORK. le:2S-S..
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numbers already Issued Of the consolidated
work aIe universally conceded to have sur
passed. in the richness of its literary contents,
ard the beauty and profuseness of their picto-
rIal Illustrations any magazine eyer before
issued from the American press Encoura ged
by these evidences of favor, tue publishers
have determined TO commence the new volume
in january with still additional attractions,
aad TO Offer such inducements TO Subscribers
as cannot fail to place it, in circulation, at the
head OF American magazines. With this view
they now Announce the following splendid
programme They have purchased that su-
perb ard eps!ly stael-nlate engraving.
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u. have received the December and
January numbers Of Lrpers Noya@ins.
The January number Is particularly well
filled 1ith interesting reading and illus
lr-.ions. 1t has an illustrated article on
" ldicwild - the home Of n. z. Willis,
and which tAat fue poet pronounees in
tie Ho0,s Journal to be true picture,
both in spirit and letter.
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Tia Ro,ds.-TAe knit hoods nov
vy-n b young Ialies are very pretty and
luch warmer w should think than the
present style Of bonnets or apologies for
tounets. TLey have more to recommend
;nen than beauty. they are cheap, and
that in these tight times Is something =
They should be generally adopted.
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Bingham be kiad enough 70 furnish Us
with the particulars. We would be.glad
! to have our frieads in the various section.
of the county furnish US with brief ac-
counts Of all occurrences of local interest.
| Good Cheer for LamJcrn,ea.- There
is verylittle reason for our Sinnemahoning
lumbermen to suspend operations this
winter OH account Of hard times-on the
contrary they have every reason for ac-
tive operations. We hope there will be
general accommodation among business
men in order that this county may real
ize some of the benefits to be derived
from the following good-chcer given by
the N'dd2et0wn (Pa) Journal:
ave have made it our business to
sound our lumbermcn in regard to the
amount Of lumber on hand, and find that
rhcy have pretty generally sold of, and,
that they intend to lay III heavy supply
in the Spring, which they say will be
necessary to meet the demand. Our Saw
Mills are running every day, and the en-
tire stock now on hand will be run
through aboGt the holidays. From this
it is evident that the demand for timber
at our market will be as grest ifnot great
eF than at any former time The CRY Of
hard tirucs has but little effect on our
istnbcr merchants
An extension of credit no,c will doubt
lcss aid in bringing considerable money
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