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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

HATS AND CAPs.-Honry Lcsher has
made an addition to his former business BY a
largo assortment of Hats aud Caps. He
can now accommodate all with Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, Gloves and Mittens.
Give him call.
The finale Of the crystal palace has come.
The Tribune of the llth, says, "about 500
tons of cast and wrought iron, the last of the
crystal palace, were sold on tho 9th by auc-
tion, tho wrought averaging $40 80 and tho
cast s27 ton.
The Leader says President FinnOy and
wife, left Otsrlin on the l4th for Europe
to be absent until Spring.
A Freight Warehouse for the accommo-
dation of the Fremont and Indiana Rail
road, is now being contracted for. 1t is to
frOat on the river 100 feet.
Horace Greeley passed through this place
iast Saturday night, on his way west. lie
is expected to speak here in few days
We will state the time in our next
The Village Blacksmith can be seen at
csnfeld's Hardware store.
Mr.. Steedman has written his rcsigna-
tion as Public Printer of the House, but
~ithhOlds sending it in for the present.
Stephens of Georgia, is preparing bill
for the admission of Oregon, to which there
Is no apparent opposition.
Moritz SchOsffier, Collector of the port of
Milwaukee, has bOen removed to give place
to Geo. w. Clason. The former is a Doug
las man; the latter villianOusly Lecompton.
Aunt Betsy has said many good things,
among the rest, that newspaper is like a
wife, because every man should have one
ofhis own.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

We know Of invention Of modern times that deserves
or s destined to occupy higher niche in the temple Of
fame, than the discovery invention of the Vegetable
Epilepiic Pills FOR curing Epilepsy Falling Fits spasms
and Cramps and all the various notifications Of Nervous
Disease Dr. Sch S. HaAee of Jos Baltimore street, Bal
tmorc Nd the inventor Is certainty entitled to the best
wishes Of all the benevolent portion Of mankind, who
perienee pleasure by the alienation Of human suffering
When DR.. Hance FIRST prepared these pills he intended
them solely for Fits Cramps and spasms but subsequent
experience satisfactorily proved to him. that in addition
to their remarkable sanive properties in this class Of lis
eases. they exerei perfect control tho
tenn lie then induced tn Try them in cases cf neural
gA, TcDoloreuK Nervous Headache Paliation Of the
Heart 1ncipicnt Paralysis Ilystera, Muscular Debility,
and host Of minor diseases, springiug from lack OF
energy, in all Of which his ancpations were
crowned with tho most sangune Persons at
dictanse, by writing and sending remittance to Dr.
Hance can have the medicine forwarded by mail 10 their
post Office address, he paying the postage Tho prices are
for single box, 49, two boxes So s2i per dozen. We
have given bis address above. 45w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
A Card from DIR. James ,n6.,

Jarrett, Of the NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY
My connection for the past eight wears with the
above Institution Chief Physcian ana a. fs-glTo
years course ofsteady devotion 70 the of Pumo-
nary and It's kindreI diseases together With
my nnriTaled opportunities and Advantage 0 pathoosi-
ei research-aided not little BY perfect stsscn of
SissSA iaAalatsr-hss enabled me 20 arrive n dad
'e direct and successful OF far the
positive and radical Of all diseases Of the 1Area
Langs, AID Air Passagsa BY Inhalation. the sspor
10 the diseased organs aud the ntegument 10 not ID
vse the use Of Medical Inhalation Of any kind to the .
usen OF General freaffneHf and although consider Il
useful adjuVant In tks proper management Of thos-
Iearnl and ofen fatal diseases yet deem it very necss-s
~ that each patient should have the benefit 10th ess
i the above diseases and the high Character f the mat
ts,en over which have long has the honor Pre-
sce are too srll known to need any euloy or oreut
from mo- At the solicitation many private and rnfrs-
sonsl friends through whose Phanthropie aid thsabess
chartty has been long and literally supported and after
due consideration, have concluded make such arrange
ments as will bring the benefits OF my experience and
treatment within the reach Of ALL eonhne mvsslf
a. heretofore, to my Office Hoping therefor. that tho
arrangement will give entire satiseion both my pro-
fessional bethEen and The pablo would respectfully
nornce in conclusion that be c0nssed p<y.o.-
attn orby ieffer all diseases shove, and that the
medicines the same used in the Institution prepared
to suit each individual case IRkalizg Tap0rs Medical
Aaes te &c will be forwarded by express TO any part
Of the United States or the Csnadas TEExs-Nv terrs
OF treatment by letter arc rs follows viz $40 per onth
tnr eaeh patient which win include medicine cnorrh s-
months use also inhane yapor and Inhaling Anna.
rstus Payment follows: 50 TO he paid F~;sess spt
on receipt OF the box Of Nirue and the balance 80 At
sn,is q ths month u the patient ts cured i
nil history Of their ease, and their symptoms full
can be treated as veil by letter as By personal eyAua
msp may rely upon psrmauent ssltt As
be seldom has to treat thirty days LstersfO
sasiss promptly answered. FOR fa.thsr rartiselar- ad
dress 81 JAMES II JARRETT, n D..
No. $50 Broadway cor. Twelfth St. n Y
p $ Physciansaad afAes vzitlns the sity ass re- r
speetfuy invited ts call at the lnfnAry where many
interesting eares he Witnessed and where eur an
PROVED aRParaius for the inhalation Of msdcatedva-
por can be seen and inspected. 5om6-C. 4 Co,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

A Mas SnoT.-On Monday evening on
the cast side Of the river, man by the name
OF Relnhart, was shot by Sylvester Taylor,
a colorsd boy. The ball entered the back
between the eighth and ninth ribs, about
three inches from the spinc on the right
side, and passing through the body lodged
just below the skin in front. The ball was
cut out by DR.. Beaugrand. Tho circum-
stances as near as We can gather them are,
that mob Of men and boys, who ought to
have bsen engaged in a more reputable
business, hsd followed somo colorsd women
a mile or more to tho house Of Taylor, a
colored man. Here they commenced an as
salt, broke the door down, tore scme of the
logs out Of the shanty, tore up tho roof, and
began to break up the furniture Of the house,
whsrupon Sylvester, Taylor's sou, dis
charged gun at the ssssilants. Reinhart
was alive Wednesday morning, though in
very critical condition Tho boy was ar.
rested and placed in Jail.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

The Marion Republican says that two
children were burned up in Richland tp.,
Marion CO., on Friday evening, Sd. In the
afternoon Mrs Head went visiting, taking
two children and leaving two at bone. In
the evening Mr. Head left home to preach iu
the nsighbOrhood, leaving the two children
10 charge of the house. About Z O'Clock
the house was discovered on fire, and with
the children, one ( the other years, wero
burned up. What terrible warning to pa
rents this should be.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

AYsTERIoUs-A Man MIssIxG.-On
Monday last, tho 9Th inst, Samuel Angus,
citizen of RollOrsville, came to Fremont
in company with one of his neighbors to
sell his pork and making few purchases
for his grocery. lie sold his pork but did
not get paid for it. lie had some money
with him, probably less than fifty dollars
On Tuesday afternoon he got intoxicated,
and was last seen about @ o'clock in the
evening on Front street in front of SLomo's
block. There is no little anxiety to know
what has become Of him. His sons and
friends from Rollersrile have been search
ing for him ever since. He was about 65
years of age.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
Ii ANDR ETH'S PILLS!
Purify the BIootis

CONTlNUED pain or uneasiness IN any
Sorgan IS generally cared by doses Of BraR
dreihs Pills Thirty yrars personal experience by the
undersigned fully justify this assertion.
DR.. James Inl Of PotNlam. n. says;-"I have cured
the the most tcporaIe coFtiyeness Of the lowce with
Braudreths pills, whcn every other remedy had failed
and thcpatient given mp to die. skin disess Of
nyuerte and painful character such erysipolas salt
rheum etter aud heat, have eradieted by
their have cured the rheuatc the epileptic the
raralyic and the eonsumptive with these excellent pills
alone
naundice and all affections ofthe liver dyspepsia dys
encfy and diarrhea, pleusy sndden pains snd nfafa
tons female distinctions. ScOrhutc and scrofuous
Routy and neurSlgc aceiona have given to the
of this medicine and now after twenty years expefenre
my estimation in Bandrchs Pills continues TO Increase
OBSTRUCTION.
young lady, beautiful and healthy, took cold which
caused serious obstruction Tor two her health
broken down and her beauty departed At length Bran
dreths Pills tried; eleven doses Of from two tn fur
taken in fifteen days preceding the usual period
Regularity restored and her health and good looks
covered. WORMS.
Brandreths Pills the best vermifuge; they infal
libe. little child, Es years old, for some weeks
dropping; its mother gave It Of Brandreths sugar
coated pills; the next DAY there away worm six
teen inches long and as large childs finger. The
child was well. PLEURlSY.
gentleman, away from home, taken with plcurisy
the inflammation was terrible every breath made him
wrthe with agony. Eight Bfandretbs Pills swal
lowed, and oil applied locally: the pills operated
and the pain relisved plenty of Cruel taken and
RS pills. and the second DAY the patcut cured
Thsse statements should have weight and prevent the
Of poisonous drugs and stop the sad practice Of bleed
ing. 7. II. BRANDRFTH.l b
nal street, Bandreth Building, at 25 ccns per box and
the same susarcoated 10 cents warranted tn keep we'll
IS the plain. Also, sold 10y Us. OI.MSTEAD,
oct % '5s-lm. Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLAEKS
CpVohyntpd Female Pills.

Pr.parsd from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 ths Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailng IN the OF all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the emsls
constitution is subject 1t moderAes all and
all obstrucons, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It Is peculiarly suited. 1t will In short tnie bring or
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Britain, 10 prevent eountsrfeits.
7hess Pis skogld rot BE- taken BY females during tn
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of PrsgHsney, Is Esy ar
10 bring Miscarriage, bat at any other tins s!
safe.
In all Of Nervous and Spinal Affection, Paine IL
the Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight sxertion, PAPita
lion Of the Heart Hyaercs and Whites these Pills will
eaee. when all other have fAie aud although
powerful remedy % not contain iron, esoniel sntnony
tuy thing hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions accompanying sach package.
Sole Agent for Tia. United States snd Csnsda,
JOB MOSES, (I.ate /. C. Bsldrin 4 Coz
MIS-, 90 and postage ssmps sneIoSsd TO any au
toized Agent will insure bottle OF the Ps by return
nlsil.
For sale by C. R. MeCCLLeC4, wholesale and retsil.
Fremont, o. 52yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

Sixth DIVISION, ONO MnIrA.-Wc
learn by the Journal that ]. S. Norton, of
Perysburg has received his commission as
Major General Of the Sixth Division of the
Ohio Volunteer Militia. The Sixth Divis-
ion embraces the counties of Wood, Otta-
wa, Sandusky and Seneca. Major General
Norton is now ready to perform all duties
appsrtaining to his Office. We congratu-
late him on the distinguished honor confer
red upon him, and assure the Militia of tho
Sixth Division that they will find in their
Major General good officer and gentle
manly cempSnion in arms.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
Lieut.. NJ. F. naury, u. $. NJ,

viii speak before the Whittlescy Associ-
alton at NOrwak, this, friday evening"
His subject will be, "Ths Highways and BY
Ways Of the Sea-" This will be the last
time 1t. Maury will speak in this section
this winter, and those Of our citizens who
wish to hesr this distinguished man will do
well to embrace this opportunity. Lecture
commence at u. Persons from the West
can 20 on the evening train, and return the
same night.
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no WARD ASSOCIATION
PHII.ADEIPHIA.


Bs1sroisHt Easiifutiea ssiabshed By special E.dss-
meat for ft< ysef " fhe sick azd dfrsssed eairl<f
- uitA PfrrieHf aad EPidf@ie Di,sssesf =.
TTNTIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in stferr Of ths awfui
aestruefos Of human ife, eausd By HexaaI diseases
ard tie dsepton pFaeieed uPon ne unstnsais VICTIMS
thsf Consulting sapgsss. HAIirAHLE 4cT worthy
their nape 10 open nlspensay F the aseatnent ef thia
ekss of dFeasE. IN all their f0Fns and give MEDICAL
ADVICE eRAfIS toen Who apply By letter, With de-
tfc kel and IN OF extreme poverty to FURNISH
MEDICINES fftEk OF CHARGE. ID 4 nesdIess 10 add
that the Association commands the highest Medical sk
Of the age and viii furnish the most approved modern
treatment
The Directors OF the Association In their Annual cport
anon the restment of Sexual Diseeses for year
ing January lst lssS. express the highest satisfaction
With the wheh had attended the ubrs of Cor
sang Surgeon in the Of Spennaforriea. seuinal
Weakness lnpotenee GonorThGa, elect: eyphilliH the
vice of Onanm Self abus &c. and or6sr tnanncs
Of the plan for the ensuing wear.
The Directors review ef the past. fess assured
that their abors i this sphere Of bensvoiens Effort
been great benefit the 10 the vnrr.
aud they haze resolved to devote thssexnz viii fener
ed zeal ta this inpe tSnt and ufh despsst cau.o
An admirable Report on Speruialorrhan. Semlual
weakness the vice Of 0nanism, NaIturlafian Ssif
abuse ether darases the srxnaI ons ~ The Csn-
FREE oF CHARGE, on receiYt 81 Iuo ~ kAPs fer pos
age- GtheF Reports and Tracts the aatnre and treat
ueuta NJ Setaal diseases dies er cnuInntIy hfnE
published for eratHltiens dhptian and 4il = sat 70
treatment discovered daras the last ssar. q great
value.
1ddres., f~ Report or trsaiusus. NJ. 0EoRoE n oAf
HoUN, consqlnE SaFeson Howard Azso<-@Li1r. to- 3,
South Ninth Street. PhiladslphiA, "a
.r.fs- BY order of the Direeisrs. II IS
GEO. FAIRcHILD Sssrsfavs. =
jane Is. lsss-2iyi.
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New York Ma,ket.

New York, Dec. Is.
FLOCR-Duil and without change; sales Of 600o bbls
at 20a4 so super state; 4905 10 for extr do soa5 10
from to good extra WESTERN 251550 for round
hoop Ohio Canadiln quiet with sales of 400 b At Sac %
GLAIN-Wheat unchAng Sales 5000 bu mixed wvs-
tern at 20 Corn sales 20000 bu at T5a761s for mixed
western Oats firm with good inquiry at 49A55c for state
western and Canadian.
PROVISIoNSPork sales Of 200 bbs at 17AlT 80 for old
and 1915 for new; l375l4 for prime. Beef is the
decline. Bacon quiet Lard is heavy snd dull sales Of
800 bbls Butter is steady at 1890 for Ohio and
l9a2S foe State. Cheese firm at 7,ta9z to quality.
Xhisky--Steady; sales 200 bbls at 26e.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

MAsoNIc-Frcmont Chapter No. Ca
The following are tho officers elect Of Fro
mont Chapter, for 1867
II. P.-L. Garfield;
K.-E. F. HalTord;
Sc. Doncysen;
Capt. H.-M. Gusdorf:
Prime. Sol. +. r. Sebripg;
r. A. Capt.. Doncysen;
G. NJ. Sd Wv. s. Russell;
e. N. I'd V.-N. Crandall;
G. NJ. VI. C. Thompson;
Sec. w. Steele;
Treas-L NJ. Kesler;
Gusrd-O. Mccormick.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17

WoRcEsrEKs QUARro DIcrIoNARy.-
We have received from the publishers Hick-
ling, Swan d Brewer, of Boston, prospec-
tus of this work. 1t will be published in
May, next. in ono volume, qusrto, of about
1900 pages and some 1900 beautiful cuts
and illustrations. 1t will be valuable
work, and will DO delivered to subscribers,
well and substantially bound, for $3.50.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-17
Church Dedication.

The now Methodist Episcopal Church in
Fort Seneca, will be dedicated to the wor-
ship of Almighty God, on Sunday next,
Dec. 10th, 1858. The dedicatory services
TO commence Mt IL o'clock A. NJ. Rev. l..
B. Gurlcy will preach.
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Toledo, Wabash l. Western r. r.
50 @E 10 ssss.s.s
THE ONLY DIRECT ROUTE FROM
TOLEDO TO ST. LOUIS,
Springfield, Naples, Decatur,
ALTON and the WEST.


No change of cars between Toledo and
st. Louis
an and after SUNDAY, Nov. 2sth, 1885, Passenger
I J Trains viii leave TOLEDO as follows:
Mail Express atl.l5A. N.
Freight and Accommodation at 900 p n.
Passeneersby either of these trains go through to ST.
Louis without change OF advantage not possessed
by any other route
These trains make close connections at State Line H.
with the Great Western r. r. for Springfield Naples De-
catur 6c and At F Wayne with Trains of the Ptsburg
Ft WAYNE Chicago Rail Road, for Columbia, Plymouth
and Chicago.
The Il5 A. NJ Train makes close connections at Peru
with Trains Of the Peru indianapolis Rail Road for In
dianapos, and at Indianapolis With all roads leading from
that point.
Leave STATE LINE, H.:
Mail Express al 400 A. N.
Freight and Accommodation at TOO NJ.
These trains make close connections at Toledo with Ex
press Trains Of Cleveland Toledo Rail Road for Cleve
land pnnkirk Buffalo, Albany New York and Boston.
Same Trains alsoconneet at Lafayette with Trains fthe
Lafayette Indianapolis Rail Road for indianapolis Gin
einnat, &c. and at 1T Wayne with Trains OF Pttshurg
~: Wayne Chicago r. r., for Cristline, PttsburF,
Wheeling and Philadelphia
The road is built In the most thorough manner and
there being no change Of makes far the most de-
sirnbie route 70 or from st. Louis
FREIGHT TRAINS run daily between Toledo and State
lime, GEO. II. BURROWS Gen. Supt.
Toledo, Nov. a., 1858.
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THE Truth OUrsPoKEN.-The Mobile
Register, with more frankness than wisdom,
says: "Let the democratic party become, in
its organization, as IL is non IN is ;ssentiH
organization, a southern sectional party"
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s. M. PErriSGftL 4 Co, 11e Nassau st., and ANDREW
WIND, 1888 Nassau st. New York, authorized
Agents for that city Advertisements and subscriptions
for the JouRSAL received At their Offices who're the JorRS-
Al will always be found on file.
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9remunt soutnaI,
Local ana miscellaneous Gaftefs.
Hanks.

We have tho most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages,
quit Clais and all kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks, for sale, at al times the JorhSAL Orrics
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he that IN the nOTid nonld rise,
MHst RgAD THE NEWS and ADVERTISE !"
Agents Wanted.
Now Grocery and Croekery Store.
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Donation Visit.

The friends of Rev. II. Lang, design pay
ing him Donation Visit on Wednesday
evening next, Dec. 22d. All are invited.
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All descriptions Of job Printing neatly and cSped
ously done and reasonable teus II YOU desire any
such work call at the JOrRxAL OFFcR.
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We have a scholarship in the "cleveland and unior
Law College, for full course Of Legal Instruction. which
will sell at bargain. Students graduating at this In
sitution are admitted TO praci In all courts tho State
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DIR. CULVER WE'LL
ON NJ A NHOOD.

Medicai Essay on Nep CerfaiH and Radical Cure of
Spsrmaorrhed. &C. rtthoHi The nse If Internal Med
icines Caufcrfzafion or Mechanical dppHaHoes
JUsr rrBLisifgD the 9th edition, in sealed envelope.
gratis and mailed to any address, postpaid receipt Of
two stamps
This little work. cminang from celebrated nenier of
the medical profession. gives the most important nfor
nation published to all persons entertaining doubts
of their phvsca condition, who ronsrious ~ having
haHarded their health and hapTnesscontainng the par
tcuars nf an entirely and remedy sr Spsra
torru,a or Seminal Weakness Debility Nervousnefs Dc
pr, sion NJ Spirits Loss of Energy asstudc fidity,
Involuntary Seminal discharges, lnpaired Sight aud
Memory Riotrcs and pinples the Pace Piles ndigce
tou Paltnton Of the Heart and Bodily Prostratinn
tho whole systcnt, inducing mpoeucy and mental and
physical neapseity-by means Of which every one may
cure himself privately, and AZ triAing exrensc.
eE'- Address Dr. gH. '. c. KLINE 1st Avenue cor.
10Th street, New York; Post Box No. 1885, 39r3
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GOING EAST GOING wFsT.
BuT Exp. K Mail s.42 AN Chicago Exp. & Mail 3.21 Pm
n. Y Express. =. $50 pm Telegraph li.35 rN
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FARM EOR SALE.

80 TIE subscriber offers for sale his Farm Of ono
ei, hundred and fourteen acres lying the Western
4lAh Reserve and Maumce Road in Green Greek town
ship two and half miles east of Fcmaut. The farm
well fenced and improved, having good house and barn
on IT, good orchard Of young trees, three wells water
and good cstern Seventyve cleared and the
balance in good timber Possession given sale. Title
clear Further information be had bv calling the
subscriber the premises. GEORGE KRIDLER
Fremont Oct. 2ad 1858.