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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
SellIng off nt Cost.

When man wishes to buy an article he
seeks to get it as reasonable as possible, but
particularly, in as tight times as the present
are, will he go to dealer who says he is
selling at cost! Gentlemen of Fremont and
vicinity are informed that SrADLER, BRoTn-
ER& Co., are now offering their entire stock
of Fashionable Ready-made Clothing at
Cost! Go, buy an entire suit.
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WoNpEnruL. nur TnrE.-

since Dr. James H. Beadc ofuntsville Alabama called
on s and gave permission to publish for the benefit OF
suffering humanity the astonishing cure which had been
effected in the Of his wife, by the OF Dr. Hanccs
Vegetable Fpeptic Pills. He informed us that at the
time his wife commenced using the medicine her system
was entirely prosated by the number Of spasms she
had undergone as reduce her weight to 100 lbs Since
she has been taking the Pills. she has entirely got the
spAsms and has gained N weight and bodily health She
now weighs least 200 s and declares she is In better
enjoyment of health than before in her life Mr.
Beade also related tho Of Mr. Harrison ghtfoot Of
the same town. who entirely cured Of the worst
form Of Epilepsy by these Pills Mr. Lghtfoots ense
bad that he passed week without having an
attack often falling down in the street lie has not had
attack for than year. Mr.. Deade thinks that II
the Pills fail in curing case 1t is for the want Of
proper the part of the person in taking
then he feels assured from observation in the Of
his wife, thatif they taken for sufficient length Of
time they will cure any Sent to any part Of the
country by mail the receipt of remittance. Address
Seth S. Hamce, los Baltimore st., Baltimore Nd Price,
box, SO; two, So: twelve, s24 l0w5
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Special Notices.


Az- Ono STATE AND UNION LAW Cot
lrorrhs Institution has been removed TO Cleveland
ohio Degrees legally conferred and students upon
Graduating may be admitted TO practice. For Circulars
address at Cleveland, n. A. KING, Secretary.
December ., 1857. 45yi
TO THE MIr1ON.--Prof Wood, Of S. Louis, hasafter
years odcep study and uniing research, succeeded in
presenting to the public article superior TO any now In
use and truly It isa wonderful dseoverywe advert to
his Hair Rcstorave the only article that has been com
petey successful In cheating ofhis gray locks remov-
ing danrn itching scrola, &c. II restores the gray
headed 10 more the original beauty adds new ustre
to locks already iusursnt ascns permanently hair that
s already loose falling and many other qualities that
will become known as soon as used
Tho pride Of mankind is singuarly developed In the
Keeping and aranee-ent OF the hair perhaps from the
fact thsti Is The only portion Of tho human body that
can train in any way choose; how important then,
having having this portion left to care that should
all the science hn placed In hands to render
It beautiful permanent. fyou would have beautiful
hair glossy hair hair with its natural color beautifully
preserved to extreme old age don't fail to purchase Woods
Hair RestorAtive.-- DAILY iora STATE Gassiis
Sold By all respectable Druggs,s-12w2
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Now York Market.

April, IA, 1858.
Flour market is hrmer, with moderate demand sales
700 bbs at LOAD is for super sae 425a450 extra state;
0a425 for super western and 425a4s0 for common to
medium extra western.
Canadian Flour dull: sales Of 100 bbls.
RYE Flour at 30Oa370.
Wheat market quet sales OF bush Chicago Spring
atl,00.
Rye dull at 6sa7O.
Barley at 60a70.
Corn and better: sales 900 bush southern
rs for white; 75a76 for yellow.
Oats and better sales at 46a4S for state and Asa
b0fOr Western
Pork market % sales 500 bbls slI 45al7 55 for mess;
and IA 80 for prime.
Beef dul and dropping.
Cut meats rule heavy.
jobbing lots
Butter Is steady at l2alec for ohlo ISa2ic for state.
Cheese far request at Tao.
Whisky dul; sales of 100 bbls at 81.
stocks opened dnl and depressed but closed with
steadness and better inquiry Money call loans are free
iy taken at 4a0 per cent.
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DIR. Tubb's May Appointments



FREMONT, Reeds American, Friday 2lst May.
NORWALk,--American House, Thursday, 10th May.
NOR consultation upon all chronic long standind dis
IL Of every description whether internal eXter-
nal His prompt and unailing attendance at appoint
ments for nine past Is sufficient guaranty Of neg
ry and SUGGEST Giving his entire attention to chronic
diseases, examining and treating many thousands
ally, (among them the most complicated and obdurae TO
oe found In wide extent Of counry his opportunities
ior mating thorough acquaintance with this class Of
msadies have been such few outside the ardest metre
pontan hospitals ever possess The REMEDIES USED
are exclusively from the BOTANIC KINGDOM, all MAR
CofICand OTHER PoIS0Ns BEING REJECTED.
" Patients are Hsoey fatteysd they sEjsasd
70 szRsS's ptAcNf good pro,Yses Of being rsstors[
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LETTER FROM CLYDE.

CLYDE, Aprll 10, 1903.
EDITOR OF JoURNAL:-The last week has
been an illustration of the "uncertain glory
of April days" In the morning all the
beauty and warmth of delightful sunshine
contended for the mastery, and great shad-
ows followed each other over the earth and
under the sun in rapid succession. Then
the unseen element gained the ascondency.
and in the sublime words of the poet
The wind blew,
The dust few,
And raised particular thunder,
With skirts and hoops,
And chicken coops,
And all that sort of plunder.
After the hurricane lulcd, we had fine
April showers; cool evening .ensued, and
this morning everything of vegetable
character all the verdant knobs with
in sight looked grcener and fresher; the
buds displayed their petals and the hal
formed flowers peopOd forth as if to lister
to the merry birds singing praises to HEAVIER
for tho first invigorating and encouraging
April rain.
In our travels around our village, we OBJ
servo that quite a number of shade treei
have recently becn set out before the resi-
dences of many Of our citizens. We alsC
notice evidences Of fine tasto in many yard
where preparations are making for the cul
tivation of shrubbcry and fowers-thos,
delightful reminders of the bounty an(
beauty of nature. The peculiar quality il
the organization of man, which dictates anc
encourages this beautiful custom should new
er be overlooked.
1t shows q feeling of unselfshncss, an,
an uncurdlcd state Of the "milk of human
kindness" Some there are, when spokel
to on tho subject of planting shade trees
reply that they are too old now. That j
selfshnoss. You might just as well sa
you are too old to do anything good, be
ncyolent or humane. Plant them for you
children, your clildren's children or SONS
body's else children's children. You wi
be happier while you Hye, and happier whe
you come to die. Planting shade tree
will put as many soft feathers in your ever
lasting rest as any other good act, aud wi
afford those who come after you many beat
tiful thoughts, comfortable days, and occi
sion many pleasant and grateful remil
Essences of you when you have passed ava
from earth
The election in this township, resulted :
usual in favor of the Republicans; We pole
very large vote for township election
The wheat crop in this part Of the count
looks better than it has looked for nun
Der of years. Marcus.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

In Jackson township Rchland county, Ohio on the $l
inst, Mrs HANNAH H. MARVIN, (our gialdmother,) in
her S5th year.
The subject OF this notice, with her husband, ISAAC
hARyIy removed from Norwalk Conn, in the Of
1917 and settled in Jackson township and resided the
same Farm until the time Of her death, fortyone cars
She was remarkably healthy, and maintained her full
mental powers the end Of her life When last saw
her in November she talked of the scenes Of her youth
and the trials endured in the first years her residence
Richland county, with much yiyidness OF memory,
as il they the Of the present day. Her
remained undmmed, and scarcely gray hair could be
found among her ety locks Isaac MARVIN died in 1880
Al the ago OF 81. Blessed the deawho die in the
Lord
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

In Milan, at the township election H. c.
Jarvis, dcm., and J. J. Penfield Rep, eau
didatcs for township Clerk, had tie vote.
The ccntestants agreed to decide the mat,
Ter by "puIling cuts" Mr. Jarvis being tho
lucky man was declared township clerk,
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ARE YOU SICK.

Then you can't be cured too soon. Don't delay until
your complaint is ineurabe, and then mourn when il is
too late -Four hiths Of all the diseases which people the
church yards might be cured by Ayers Cathartic Pills
taken in season. Don't go dragging through the SPRING
faint sleepy ndtless because your boOds loaded with
bile Don't the headach, heartburn and their kim
dred disorders because your stomach foul Don't pa
rade yourself around the world, covered with pmples
blotches ulcers sores and all any Of the uneean dis
eases of the skim because system wants cleansing
Don't show yourself about, lean haggard all cayed in
because your stomach and bowels need
to healthy action. Ayers Pills set these things right
surely water quenches fire. They purify the body and
blood and restore their tunction into healthy activity
which you feel quick they taken They are
the great medical wonder of the age recognized by all
who know their virtues and many thousands know them.
Take the Cherry Peecraifor cough and the Pills for
all arrangements requiring purgstive medicine.
Preparedby JAMES c, AVER, Practical and Analytical
Chemist Lowell Mass.and sold by druggists and dealer
generally. l0m2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
TO BRIDGE BJruDERs.

EAED Proposals will he received bv the Commission
ers o Sandusly County until the 26 of April NEXT.
at 12 o'clock for building Bridge across sandurtv
River at Balvlle IN conformity with Plan and specid-
cations on fle In the Anditor's Office.
The Masonry To consist Of Two Piers 81 feet IN height
feet on bottom andb feet on top; and abutment.
The superstruriure to consist Of Wooden I.atties
Double Track Bridge 300 feet long and Is feot Yids all
Timber to be White Pine
Bv order OF Commissioners.
Auditors Offrs Wa f. HAYNES Co. Aud.
Fremont, April J. 1858. 10w4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16

Senator Sumner after going to Washing
ton to record his vote against tho Lecomp-
ton villainy, returned to New York, where
he is staying at the Brevoort House, and
spending his time and strength in the way
best calculated to effect a thorough restora-
ton Of his health. His spine still troubles
him aching at quick motions or after pro-
tracted mental oxertion.
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OuR AnVEnTIsERs.

Ne That IN the pord woad rise
Must READ THE NEWS aud ADVERTISER J"
Notice TO the Electors Of the corporation Of Fremont
Prof Woods Fair Restorative.
New Goods al $, p. Mene's
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-04-16
ny-"I DIGEST." such IS the true mean

ing efthe sord "PEPsIN," of the two Greek words
from which derived This is the significant aud ap
proprate title of the TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, or GAS
TRIO JUICE prepared by Dr. J. s. Houghton, of Pha-
dslpha for the indigestion and Dyspepsia 1t is
natures remedy for unhealthy stomach. No art
Of equal its curative powers It renders good
eating perfectly consistent with health See ADVERTISE
.zaent In ano other pait Of this paper. 20y1
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DIss0LuTION.

TINE partnership existing under the ~ Curtis Ra-
] con Co. was dissolved the 1lth day NJ Maroh.
1853 by mutual consent. All claims against said hrm
will be settled by Charles Curtis who snccecds the old
nrm CHARLES CURTIS,
wM VI. BACON,
Clyee, April g. 1883. i0WB D. II. BACON.
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TAKE NOTICE!

Ii persons who have unsettled accounts With ne
either for meat any other tbing will take notice.
that have sold my meat market TO f. VI. uNDKRnLr and
that my accounts "ili ee settled II owe you want 10
II. WILSON.
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TETD uLOoD pUuIFIEV.

welearn that the distinguished and popular inventor
Of those famous Scandinavian Remedies the Blood Pills
and Blood Purifier advertised in business columns
receives nearly many letters by every mail NJ the Trea
suy Department The average is more than 200 per day
His patients scattered the broad West the Southern
States andSew England, said to reach the enormous
and almost incredible aggregate Of lOOooOl by his pa
tsnts We mean those who his preparations their
ONLY MEDICINES. We presume that such connection is
without parallel in Medical history. lows
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BUCKLAND & GRAHAM.

BUCKLAND s. GRAHAM.
GIAIN OF REASONS WHY THE PEOPLE OF FIRE.
~ mont and vicinity should pntrouze them consisting
Of five links, two hooks, and swivel:
lst-Becausc we keep pure and unadulcrated articles
2d-Bccause we keep the largest assortment.
Sd-Because we sell lower than any body else.
ith--Bocause will not he unlersold
5th-Bccause every body knows It,.
6thBccause VIC Keep Drugs, Medicines Paints Oils and
nve-stuifs.
7th-Recausc We keep Books and Stationery.
Sth-Because we keep Yankee Notions.
From Mediterraneans far oTcoast
From Afric's distant strand
We've all the drugs that eer used
To cure the ills Of man.
From fririd zone and nrid plain.
From Rcd Sea and from Black,
We've all the drugs that c'er were used
By doctor or by quack
We've choice eVtracts from various flowers
English and French perfumes
Mognolia's flowers, the roses bud,
From orient flowers that bloom,
Geogrdphicat boundary If of our Plaee Of Business fo
by Young shoe store and ovces hat shop and
Sanduskv River South bv Strikers ready made clothing
store and THIN city West y Fort Stephenson and the
Rocky Mountains
Friends, fellow-ritizens. and countrymen give us
call No. l, BueklaHfs Bioct.
BUCKLAND & GRAHAM.
Fremont, March s. 1858. Cyl
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GALE Of REAL ESTATE by ORDER

~ OF COURT On the nth day Of April A, D.. 1858,
the premises hereinafter described Ia Cyde Ohio Al
O'Clock r. NJ win be sold the following real estate towit:
not number een In Browns addition 10 the village Of
CIV in Sandusy oh.a the property Of Georfs
ebson. deceased subject 70 the widows right Of dover
TERMS. One-third down; one-third in one wear aad
one-third In two years from day of sale Deferred nav
ments to be interest," socuredby notes and moreaeo On
the premises. AMOS FEM
Administrator Of Geo. HobIson. DECD
March H. lsss. Sw5
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DIssOLUTION.

NOTICE Il hereby given that the partnership
~ existing under tho and RI vie Of Barber Ieshey
was Dissolved by mutual consent the goth OF March,
1SbS. Tho accounts due TO and apHns the late firm viii
be settled by Henry Iesher, who will continue the hns
at the old stand NJ A. BARBER
Fremont. April Cd, 1858. I0w4 II. LESHER.
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Car TiInc-LoavIng Fremont.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Buffalo Express Ill AN Nail and Chic. Exp 1882 IN
Mail aud MY. Exp. 6.35 rN Telegraph Exp il3
IN consequence Of the destruction Of the railroad track
at sandusky, tho Northern Division Of the G. 4 T.
road the Express train will via Fremont until further
notice, arriving at Fremont station
GOING EAST. GOING wrsr.
Nor. Div. Express 900 TN Nor Div. Express a. 30 An
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Sale of RonI Esfafa.

BY Ordsr OF csHrf.
David Pool Guardian OF 1
Rosalthe Raymond and
William Raymond, minors. Plohate Court az
Ganduekv CountN
William Raymond and
Rosalthe Raymond.
TN NpurpuAnca Of order Of said Court in ths sbose en-
i titled ease. on the
26th day Of April, 1858, at o'clock, PM,
at the door Of the dwelling house the preuses In said
enuny will be sold tn the highest bidder the following
real estate as the property Of said William Rosaths
The undivided half Of the south quarter Of section
number hre township number four. north of range num-
Der slStesn containing one hundred and yseven
NOR nr less IN Green Greek township, In said county.
TERMS or SALE-One- third cash down: one-tbird In
one and one third in two years with interest seeur
by mortgage on the premises,
DAVID POOL. Guardian Of
William Raymond and R0salthe Isay uond.
BucKLASD & EvEKKrE Att'ys.
March, 23d, 1858. Dw5
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WHITE FISH

Il HAVE FIFTY BARRELS Of White Fish which win
Il exchange for Pork. CaIl at my Wholesale Grocery
Front street. p. CLOSE.
March 26 1858. Off
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M A r RE o.
D.

In the Baptist Church, Norvalk, the l1th by Rev.
Darrow. Mr. GEORGE W. r. RANDOLPH, ofNew Yor
and Miss hOLLIE c. keller, Of Norwalk.
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Guardian sale.

Virtue oFan ordef OF The Probate Court within and
for tie county ofsandnskv Ohio shall offer for sale
the following premises In the township of Jackaon In ths
COUNTY ofSandusky, Ohio,
On tho 2dNday of May, A. d. 1853,
II being twenty land struck Of tho west end Of
the south west quarter Of tho snutheast quarter Of
tion twentysix in township four north nf range
containing twenty acres of land moro or less
WILLIAM II. BACON, Guardian Of
April 2, 1883. lows
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Legal Advertisements.
NOTICE.
Attachment.

Margaret Howard, Pitt, }
agans'
James McGuire, neft.
Before A. J. Knapp Justice OF York township county
of SRndnslv Ohio On the S1si dnv Of Aarc A. n 1885,
said Jnssre issued order in the above
ton for the ofnfy nine hundreths doll
lars MARGARET HOWARD.
April o. 1859. 11w3s
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London Money Market.

From tho Liverpool Times (Cty Article) Feb. col
Money still keeps most abundant but there does NOT
seem the inclination 70 use for commercial purposes
At the Bank the applications continue limited In the dis
count market high class bills continue 10 be negotiated at
AZ 10 az per cent
hc from the Bank OF England for the weok end
ing the f7th Of February gives the following results when
compared with the previous week.
Public depoei. "a $50 s7e. Increase fso3 lss
Other deposits. .1b 7s3 ,23s. Decrease. Az lo7
Rest. .......... ass, All. Increase. s,63s
On the other side Of the account
Government securities go s57 800. Increase fi55 6s2
Other securities ~ 634, ,s73 Decrease ssS ,0i3
Notes unemployed IL 3l3, $40. Increase 396 500
The amount Of notes IN circulation fl9 sos being
decrease Of floo $50 and the stock OF bullion 10 both
departments fl7 ,3Sl ,l61, showing increase Of
f756, ,5o4 when compared with the preceding return
The market for British securities has been in most
satisfactory condition during the present week Consols
have daily continued 10 advance In value Yesterday they
first quoted, for money 97 70 s7, whence thcro
was an Improvement 10 ,s for both money and account
which steadily maintained Hank stock ef OF 226
10 227 Three per Cents 97x " g7K India stock go
10 223 India bonds 2ts 10 30s. premium. Consos
strong nearly the whole OF today, advancing 10 g7k
buyers but giving way little mt the cose 81 rather
sellers for money for the account they at g7 Ex
chequer bills were last quoted at 70 premium bank
stock, 225 10 227 Three per Cents, ps1s 10 gs4.
The following table will show the fluctuations In conso
since the 12th inst
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Markets.
RicHABDsoN, SPENCE & co.'s CIRCULAR.

RICHARDsON, SPENCE & CO.'S CIRCULAR
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 10, 1858
CorroS.-The continuance OF eastery winds, which
keep vessees has caused anxiety TO the trade
from the small aud diminishing stock. and as many have
been Induced TO into the MARKET there has been
brsk demand all the week and prices nave gradually sd
vanced, closing 1sd per ID. desrer than Friday last
business MAnch and good deal has been dong at
very full rates. Madlng Orleans, 916d.; Mobile,
This weeks arrivals ls CONSIST OF 2,2ss bushels wheat,
5437 bbs -FOUR from the States 1850 quarters wheat,
sao4 sacks nour from France 4o40quarters wheat, e71
quarters corn, from the Mediterranean.
Farmers deiverer Of wheat for the week ending last
saturday were 81 ,3e9 quarters at 46s 81. against
lo ea2 quarters, at 5s 3D. 10 the corresponding week
The tone Of Mark ane and other country markets, at
the close OF last and beginning Of this week was rather
pointing ono Holders Of wheat commenced by asking
slightly higher prices hut this resisted by buyers,
ano the trade closed very quiet at previous Flour
very dull indian corn slow Of sale
TodAys market was very duh one, the aendance Of
buyers small and the business done in all articles Of the
most limited character. Wheat, in absence OF transac-
tons, Is quoted pominaly unchanged in value F1ou-
neglected, and prices irregular but generally lover In
dian corn in most limited inquiry; yellow at
previous prices white, under arrivals has declined
Is 10 1s 3D. per ar. We quoewheat, rcd, es. to 5..
would bring about 7s in retail white Ts - IN 81 np TO
7s I'd for best In retail per 70 lbs Flour Phhe1s oha
and BALTIMORE 22s ID 70 23s extra Ohio, via North, IA
TO 25s via New Orleans PTS Western, los Sd 70 2as.
I'd per bbl. Indian corn-Mxed ar yellow, 33s white,
s3s Cd To 33s. 9d. per $50 lbs.
bEkf-Ihe uemanu " very Nnltc1, ana WIN 5Ons ar
rivals and anxiety To sell the part of holders the
market must be quoted weaker Pork continues neglected
and American offered at lower rates. Baconrhe arri
walls are heavy and. coming a small demand quota
tons must be reduced ls per cwt with little business.
Cheese rather inquired for and selling In retail at
full rates Lard has declined g. pcr cwt without lead
ing To any extensive sales.
TAIiow continues steady at late rates. bls b4s Sd
may be given quotation for Butchers Association hero
to day In London the market closes Father better at 53
TO 63s. Cd. spot 53s 3D. u b2I. March FOR p. Y. c.
ResIy.-COrnm mon, firm at ~. Id. TO A. 81
BARK has advanced 10 los for Phaielpeil and ss os
Baltimore
Ors.--Sperm scarce and wanted. No whale here.
Conference.-The demand ha3 quite disappeared and
there Gales 10 report