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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-01
Prof.. HaskeII,s Electric OIL.

u articles sold BY the undersigned, deliverable any
place in the city free Of charge. When selling the guam
uty their Of dsoou nj is 10 per cent from retail Pces
iparg6-Iy BAUWAN q co.
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Imported Albion

WILL Stand the present season Etmy Stsbles, II -
w miles west Of Gallatin, al IS the season. o.
N the Groom. Mares kept al 81 per week. All 49,
care taken TO prevent accident, but any should III
Or am not responsible Mares that should not prove 10
~ III fosl can be returned newt season gratis
Season ices due January 1859. -
maTlS-Wlm THOHGh h-iLlOl4s
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Ladies' Dress Goods,
Wool! WOOL!

WYE want Three thousand Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool for which We will pay Cash. We want it 10
make Jeans and LInseys.
march ". 81. GORDON 4 CO
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD IN TIE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

TTyHg RESTORATIVE OF PROP. o. WOOD FoR REs-
i TORING hair perfectly aad permanently, has never
vel had a rival volume aftsr volume might
al parts Of the world and from most Intelligent 70
prove thaL tt IS perfect hestorattEei sut read
circular aRd you cannes doubIi read aso me following
II TaE HAIR-Peopls have for centuries been afflicted
win bald heads and Ony remedy heretofore kE9Wn,
abOmInable ~ recent discovery ct
Professor Wood these articles beng last dispensed with,
many persons st patO1lze tnen oee41ae neJ
been often imposed upon b. haif Gonles Of dnar
kinds. To all persons earnestly make the re-
quest they viii ny Agans Tor IN WOODS kestora
i've there suca tang fl. We know OI laay Vac
bald, used article short umel and ner bead 5
eOmplst8y win nlsst and most oeAaaal
curls We Know Of numerous cases where halr
rapidly falling wnieh restored 10 gIeaIer Perec-
dOn thaE 10 ever had been before.
is also Bnout doubt one OF the best articles Tor keep
the hair Ia good condition. maklng son md gosay
dandTud and has proved Ief ne enemy
20 me Ills that HAIR s nsr 70.
Is duty Of every 20 improve their personal ap
pearancs though may dnsr regard % The Of
doing but every viii admit DeGguui head o.
hair, wOman object much 70 Do dear
ed, and anOuid leu untu8d 20
obtain such eOnsdsraElon. WOHAN'I AByocArE Pnlla-
delphia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-01

supply tais wonderful Medicine for the Of Rheu
matsm, nHfress, Piles, COrns and all nervous diseases,
Headaches aud Pains has been received by EWlN, PIN
uLETON g. CO., and by 10. G. BROWN, Nashville, Tenn,
where be ObtsiBed The suffering should purchase
bottle Immediately See Bdversemeu in another column.
HAsKELL-The following testimony IN favor Of DR.,
HaEkells Electric OIL Is ~ nished Us for publication,
Prof. HAsKRLL-DeGr Sir: feel Il 70 be my duty 70 In
fOIm the public through you, what yosT wonderful "E &C.
trc Oil" has my family. Ny wi has been alarm
ug troubled with falling Of the womb and pains IN the back
bought bottle Of your Oil yesterday, and
tOda entirely free pain, and ser ds her waTmes
respects for your and prosperity. have had rheu
pain in my chou ldsrs and arms FOX long time, and
minutes from the time applied your OIL, me pain
all gone. Hstruly dertu remedy for all palms, such
have been suffering with and cheeTully give this
testimonial Of its effects.
G. I. SWIFT, Merritt House.
Sworn and subscribed before this day, 24th Of july
1857. LIBERTY WAITE, Justice o. the Peace.
such testimony tells 'OeT true ale worth columns Of
certificates al over the land, and great way OF.
Try H. ye suffering and afflicted See advertisement In
anolhor column. maTld6Wly.
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CoehoetOnB Ohl0i NOV. ~ loaos
Oh. WOOD & CO.-GaRts: As nave been engaged m
selling your hair Restorative th8 lass for Of your
local agents., a. d. HaGktnsOn and having experienced
beneficial Effects Of Is myself would ike % obtain
BgsHcy for sale OF OnOs Stale IN ths 5st
should you wish make sucn arrangsmgnt, Is an
there nOthRg equal 20 n ths unlled States
restoring the hair been engaged IN tha Drug
business Tor several years. prspara
nar DuI have found nOJnng mai restores me
seerstVe organs lnvIg0rates the scalp yOars
beRg fully coz WINGED your restorative Is yUu
present IL be, would IKE 70 engage 10 The sale H.
| an satisfied Is must sal.
fOurs truly, 3, 7. SfOCkAAN-
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Prices of Flour.

D r, Hauman q Coz FrOPFIetOrs'
J. Z. BAUMAN & CO., Manufacturers OF ROCK CITY
FLOUR, will pay the highest price a. all tmas 70
Wheat and Corn at their Mills, Of Line and CheE
streets, Nashville, Tenn.
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Bank of West Tennessee,
TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION

AT MEMPHIS.
The notes Of this Bank will be redeemed At the Union
Bank Of Tennessee at Nashville. ldtW&W-1
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Negroes for Sale

ON the 20th day Of April aext, I win expose to public
" sale for cash. all tbs Interest ;hat A. Huzgns nas
and the i0lOsng negroes vzs-Jordan, henry Jerry,
samuel John jarvis, Caroline, Susan, Hannah and
garet-Which is supposed 70 be Einth-at me Court
House door Nashville which has been Isvs1 % 70 sat-
isfy sundry executions in my hands.
hsreh Is, 1858. J. A. STANLEY, @. D. c.
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Rates Of Advertising.
TEN LINES or LESS TO CONSTITUTE A SQUARE.
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b. A, FAHNESTOCR'S VERMIFUGE,
Ought be in every family where there children
they are sometimes seEed with commissions, proceeding
the attacks OF worms, when It may be Involvement 70
procure medicine, Il affords speedy relief
sufferer, eXpolhnE the and disehaFging gil
those ievesh and bilious humors frequent in children.
ALEXANDRIA, La, FEB. q, 1854.
Nsssrs. B. 4. FaEnestoek & Co., PIts5urg, Pa.
sold your Your VeTmifugs for the
eight YEARS. It aords pleasure 10 inform you
that have never known medicine universally used
esteemed FOR qualities specific for
received the appreciation Of medical men, and
considered superior any preparation In Test
monas of its virtues could be Riv to any eXteDt by
doctors, planters, and the community IN general,
Truly yOuIs, sc.
EDWARD JOHNSON,
Rapides Parish, La.
sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists
and country merchants hrou ghOut the United States.
~ I'M
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NEW BOOKS.

JOHN YORK & CO.,
Book Sellers, Book Binders aud Blank Book
Manufacturers.
No. Sss Union So, Nashville, Eenn.,
The Gold worshippsrs-authOrO Of wh'tefriarsj
The Maid Of Orleans,
The HiIlOnaire-by Costello;
The Ladder Of GOld-bY Robert Bellj
Acting ProVerbs-by Townsend;
SoWell's POems--24mO-bue and gold;
Parthenia: or Last Days Of Paganism;
Songs and Poems OF the South-by Meek;
Lucy Towards JOurnsl--by Mrs sigourneY;
Debt and Credits A Novel by Bunssn;
Beatrice Cenei: A Novelty Cuerrszzi
Twin Roses Nauative-by Mrs. Richie:
The World Of Mind-by Isaac Tsylorj
How to Behave and how TO Talk;
LiTingstOn's South Africa;
The American Almanac for 1858;
JUST RECEIVED By
JOHN YORK & Co.,
mar % No. 50 Union street.
Digest of the Decisions of the Supreme
Court of Tennessee,
Embracing the VII, vii, TX and Xi vols. Hunpreys
Reports the and II vols. swans Reports, and tue II
and Ill vols. sneed's RepOrts--by H. VALENTINE.
For sale b.
JOHN YORK 81 CO.,
mares No. 80 Union Street.
The Atlantic Monthly, No. 6, for April,
1858. Just received by
JOHN YORK & co.,
msrss Ne. IS Union street.
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~ EAELO8AONa
n-..-..-u-- L. NJ.

MEEPHs IESH-, Nov. 2sLh, 1851.
barsbv certify, Lngt having b-su badly bruised and
sc-lded nv .s explosion Boiler, friend induced
- ~ lrtz ARGUE LinmeuI- Instantly
100000 fo the scalds, and in Eery snJrE Jms, AL
80 - zone IRON ne bruises In weeks veil,
- .,te y, rssrfme ID business.
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]. r. Bauman & Co,

feb 2O-tTiw&Wtd
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Anecdo,c of HnvcIock.

At recent meeting of the shareholder,
Of the Peuinsular and Oriental Steam Nav.
igation Company, the Chairman, alluding
to the loss Of the Erin related the following
anecdote respecting General Havelock -
"On board that ship passenger in private
clothes, was Colonel, now General Have
lock. (Hear) When the vessel struck,
between twelve aud one o'clock in the morn.
ing, half gale of wind blowing at the time,
Colonel Havelock sprung upon the deck
and seeing some confusion, said, in q sharr
military tone that always arrests attention
"Men, be steady, and Ill may be saved bat
if we have confusion, all may be lost. Obey
your orders and think Of nothing cse.Y--
They did so, aud behaved in the most ex
cellont manner, Next day all the lives on
board wcro saved, together with the specie
and mails. (IIcar hcar) On shore i'm
medately Afterwards, Colonel Havcocb
mustered the men, ana said, SNOW, my
men let us return thanks 10 Almighty God
for the mercy He has inst vouehSafcd tous.'
They knclt down, he uttered short prayer
of thanksgiving, and as his (the chairn,au's,
informant, who was oneof the officers of iht
ship, told him, the Colonel then rose ~
and walked away as coolly as though moth
ing had happened"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
MistGllaneous..
Ilnyy rr1E rrEN EEnr.

It said TO be serious thing for girl to
leave mamma, and entrust herself to the
keeping of the man of her heart. No doubt
it is so, but we propose to show that even
the sterner sex cannot surrender up their
singlcncss without some misgivings and
trepi(lation. In the first place, then, the
victim Of matrimony feels that he must sur
render up the companions with whom he
has so long held close communion. His
evenings, instead of being spent socially
with friends, in moonlight drive, or quiet
stroll out of town; at the theatre, the arm
ory, or the engine house; must be devoted
to n charming Young creature whose guile
less young heart must find very different
entertainment from that to which he has
been accustomed.
But this is not ALL He knows that after
he has become bound in the silken cord o
matrimony, (caled silken on account of the
exe.lion required to break it,) he is no lon.
ger welcome visiiant in those circles where
while free, wrcathing smiles and glowing
eyes strove to weave net for his feet. Hc
knows that while 'bachclor is welcome
wherever he goes" married man is re
gardcd rs one dead, and crossed off tn,
books, no longer "availabe" to the fair
In addition To all these unhappy circun
stances lie has become the head of family
Then
"Throng the busy shapes into bis mind"
of moire antique silks, expensive jewelry
and costly shawls--pf butchers, bakers
grocers' and doctors hills--nnd duns fo
debts he never rcaped the benefit of. Like
horse in bark MILL he has a task TO per
form for others. He is no longer free t.
embrace poverty or wealth.
No wonder the young bachelor looks sad
when the houcof his cnthrallmcnt approach
es. No wonder that, with angel at hi
side, he looks woful
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Trains viii stop at stations marked Sonly 20 leave pas
seogcrs or to take them on signal heing made,
Frop Ceyeland-An trains connect AT Toledo directly
andthe West.
The am, trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit
Tho 600 a m and $50 M, trims, connect Mt Tole-
10 with the Toledo Wabash and Western Railroad, for
Fort Wayne Lo1ansPort, Lafayette Danyie Springfield,
Naples. Alton, ST. Louis. Sc.
The 900 A. m and 80 D. m. trains form direct
tons hctwcen Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati,
From Toledo al trains connect at Cleveland with trains
Of the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The $40 am, train connects al Sandusky with trains
Of Mansfield sandasy Railroad for Mansfield Pitts
burgh, &c.
The 40 am, and 520 pm trains connect vt sandusky
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for
Cincinnati Dayton, &e
Trains also connect AT Cleveland with Cleveland and
more. &C. F b. PHILIiPS Supt
ofice c. d T. Railroad,
0S~siaad, Jan. IL, 1ets no .LIssst
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Tho Boston Daily Journal saws Captain
Harrison who is to command the Legia-
THAN. writes that he is in hopes to be in
Portland with his vessel in tho latter part
OF the month Of June. and that he proposes
to remain there with her seven weeks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
r. z. Fmssclr,nn.

Dealer IN Stoves, Tin, Shretlron Coppcr-ware Wash
boards. Plows, &c. have rncned entire new stock
in the Tyler Block Corner of Front and Cglau streets,
anil s1l bn constantly receiving additions. Pafticula
attention viii he given to Jobbng aud Repornr Of every
kind. Call and see me. Oct,l6 1857.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
FREMONT NURSERY

One mile and a quarter south Of Fremont,
Sf4e. UcSt side.
si7NTT@ THE DESIGN OF TIE PROPRIETOR. in com.
-.sl--- mcncing nursery in Fremont, is to culiyntc
Dd keen Tor sale tic best varieties Of Fruit rroes TO he
found nthe counttv The best vurrtips of ornamental
trees, shrubs, &c. will also BE- kept on hard.
superior lot Of arpla pear, cherry teach and ever
green trees selected o other nurseries, will he for sale
tho coming sprnr, nj reasonable prices All trees war
ranttd 10 l,e of the varieties represented.
The citzeus Of Fremont and surrounding country are
respectfully Invited 10 call at the Nursery and xamne
c strinc stock Il arrives and select whatever
may please them Any who want l0rRe orders fcd in tie
sr-irg would do wc TO hand in t orders 10 a. W.
Nnlctc, IN Fremont J. DAY, Proprietor.
Fremont Feb 10, 1888
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Isnr,erts IN silcldon,.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and ShcetIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural implements, stoves, Rags,
Wool Hides, Sheop-pelts Old Coppet Old Stoves, Sc.-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Pease's Brick
Block, No. Is Fremont, Ohio May 20, 1854,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
nnci.lnn-I = tlvcrct,.

Attorneys and Connscllors ut Law. AMI Solicitors "
Chanccry will attend to professional business md LAM
Agency IN ,nlusky aud adjoining counties. Office, 2ud
story slcslanl's lI19es, Fremont
K. r. BCCKLAND. HOMER EVERETT.
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THE vsAu7E.

THE BAD5E.
Nae shoon 10 hide her tiny taos,
Nae stockings on her fert;
Her supple ankles white as snaw,
Or carly blossoms sweet.
Her simple dress Of sprinkled pink,
Her double. dimpled chin,
Herruckered lip and La'my mou'
With nae ane tooth between.
Her cen, sao like her milhcr's cen,
Twa gentle liquid things;
Her fHce is like an angels face
Were glad she has nae wings.
She is tho budding O. our love,
Aeiftic God gie'du us.
We munna love the gift over weel
'Twad be nae blessing thus.
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b. ]. RARTLETr y son.

A TTORNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office to
~ the second story of Nin.' new bnilling, over +.
beTnha,u's Clothing Sto'e. ~ Entrance Croglan
Street All business entrusted 10 them vii he carefully
attended to. II. j. BARTLETT
Fremont. Now %. 1858. J. L. BAl.TIETr.
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Grecnr q Fineirork.

Attorneys ai Trw:wi attend to all business entrusted
TO their care. Odice-Nns Block, Corner of CroEbar
and Main street Fremont, Ohio.
j. l.. GREENE. T. y. FINEFR0CK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

CnoanAN Loner Nh. ~ Independent order of Odd Eel
lows, mecisat OH Fellows Hall in Bucklands Block
every saturday evening b..
FREMONT ENcAMrATNr. No Gi, I.O.OF.. meets in tn,
Hall the 20 and 4th Monday evenings of ever,
month. fI H
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Qoftrn.s.
For the Jourrnl,
PAzNTED BEAuTIES.

I'D AS oLfo "roNr"
a Di1 you eyer tend a pasty, -f e.
No matter wien aud whore
Where the ladies Az were peiRs5
-, h ,.,,
- ~ .. 80
-. ,.,..
r5..,,..,,..,',
I. f ur.
ButI was goinF,o tel you,
was to oAe fthom,
wher, tbcy pl,y'd that hsedatins game
,,.
,..,Js .,,' - ''rr,
S,..
1 ''. '1- 49, -
Instead of.hcr proud rosy lips .i. ..
For nc to give a kiss:
-. And il there % vihing hate So.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12


Charles Bodman, Esq, an estimable citi-
zen of this city, was recently called TO Bal
timore by the death of a relative who be-
queathed to him cash and property to the
amount of sixty thousand dollars, and also
a valuable slave. The cash included ten
thousand dollars in bank. This bequest,
as will appear, was worthily bestowed. Mr..
Bodman, having relatives in Baltimore who
had by accident been reduced to needy cir
cumstances, took Immediate steps to relieve
their wants; and ON the 26th Of February,
the Hon. Charles F. Mayer, of Baltimore,
was, under the direction Of our worthy fel-
low-ctizen, executing the necessary papers,
Transforming Tie 'ehole property-reGl and
.personai-wtb the exception of the negro,
for their use andbeue6t. The slave will be
brought to Cincinnati to be made free
Thus tho hearts of old friends viii be made
glad; the inestimable gift of freedom i.
about to be bestowed upon slave, and W,
are afforded the privilege Of recording thcs,
acts of a true and noble man. Gin. Gag
THE PAcIFIc HOTEL ExAMINArIos.-
The testimony of the porter of the Pacific
Hotel was to the effect that tho alleged mur
derer and ineendiary had said that he sup,
posed Doane had between three and fouI
thousand dollars with him. Tho porter
gave il as his opinion that tho Hotel was
set on fire.
Mr.. Farmer testified to the good charactei
of Mr.. Doane bis former partner, but did
not know Of his having much money in his
possession.
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JUNCTION HOTEL
g.. II, PIERCE. Proprietor,

~. ~ CLfNE, VIIIU, -I----
This ropularfrotel situated Immediately at the juno
ZION Of tho Cleveland and Toledo r. r. With the Mad iv
r. r. has becn taken by its former proprietor, and is
hcing thoroughly rcGtod IN the host STYLE FOR the
Fort and convenience of the travelling community.
Clyde Oct. ., 1866. 36f
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REMARKABLE CIRcuMsrANcE IN CeNEEc-
TIoN WITH THE PACIFIC HoTEI. DIsAsTER.--
The following circumstance is related TO US
by ono Of our prominent citizens who re-
ceived the intelligence by letter from his
wife, now residing in the state of New York.
On the night Of the terrible destruction
Of the Pacific hotel, little brother of Mr..
Henry Rochester, living at homo with his
parents, near Avon, in the state of New York,
awoko somo time after midnight with
screaming and tears, saying thatthe hotel ia
81. LoWs was on fire, and that his brother
Henry ros burning 10 death. So intense
was his alarm and horror that it was with
considerable difficulty he could be quieted,
On the following day at noon the parents
received a telegraphic dispatch from this
city confirming the little boys dream in
every particular Louis Democrat.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter in Frkins, Kegs and
Fancy Boxes.
Western Reserve Butter In Barrels Frkins solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, peaTed and in halves.
Dried and green Apples.
Brooms in large quantities and great variety Of STYLES
for trade and warranted to
purchasers.
Clever Seed in large quantities Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars, Loaf Powdered, Crushed and Clarified
Sugars.
New Orleans and sugar house molaFsps ard svrups.
Coffee. Rice starch Sglcratus soas lrad Pork Lard
Hams Beef cranberies Eggs Flour, Pots and Pearl
Ashes and ull kinds Of Groceries, produce and manu-
featured articles.
Particular attention given to the forwaranr
Mark all goods for sale with owne's initials and w&sep
Alpackages be forwarded, Care W MeD Cincinnati
Ohio May o 1866. ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12

Laing, in his travels in Norway, says
that the horses in that country have very
sensible way of taking their food. Instead
of swilling themselves with pailful Of
water at draught no doubt from the fear
OF not getting any again, and then over
gorging themselves for the. same reason,
they have a bucket of water put down beside
their allowance Of hay. 1t is amusing to
see with what relish they take sip Of tho
ono and mouthfnl of the other alternately,
sometimes only moistening their mouths, as
rational being would do while eating q
dinner Of such dry food. A broken,wind-
ed horse is scarcely ever seen in Norway.
Bills TO BE CoNsIDERED.-That Ohio Is
in danger of being governed too much, Is
evidenced by the vast amount Of Legislative
tinkering reported in the General Assembly.
We learn by the Statesman that l65 bills
have already been introduced in the House
and 81 in tho Senate, making total of
242 bills. And the cry is 'ssiill they come.ls
AN EMerIc. Many lives might be saved
by a knowledge of this receipt: A large tea
spoonful of mustard mixed in tumbler Of
warm water, and swallowed as soon as pos
sible, acts as an emctic, sufficient to remove
all that is lodged in the stomach
1t is tho programme of the south in con-
gress to oppose all compromise on Leoomp-
ton. Kansas must apply for admission un-
der that or similar constitution in orslerto to
receive their votes. M ~
PEAcu PRosPEcr SouTu.-Thc Cincin-
natl Commercial states that majoriiy Of
the fruit growers in that region afe dcplor-
ing the mshap TO the peach crop. The last
warm spell succeeded by sharp, frosty wealth
er killed largo portion Of tho buds.---
Some Of tho fruit raisers express a hope
that tho orchards have partially escaped.
TOLEDO HARpoR.-The Toledo Blade
states that sonndingso of tho riserwilhin the
l city limits, give an average of 500 feet
width Of channel, n which the water is 20
fee: and over in depth. II adds--sIf Uncle
Sam would only do his duty, the port Of
Toledo would be uneqaalled by any inland
harbor in the world" i
Mrs. o. J. Victor, formerly Of Sandusky,
but now Of New York. has been awarded
the highest prize, $3.50 offered By the Louis
vile Courier for the best written story.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-03-12
Harness Makers.

CALt AZ CANF1EI.p BBOTIiEi,S anil you viii hnf
' temenuiu,is lot Of Trimmings at deg eheap prices
Dec.d, 1851. n F
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G. IL. MCCULLOUGH,
EHosssro,,a,I1y.

Dealers in Drues, Mellrine Dysstans, Glass, Paints
Oils, Books, Stationery, tSc., Fremont, Ohio.
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Domestic Nuts Fruits. Groeeriss. and Ynnkee Notions
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June ls, 1855.
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