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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

CRUELrr.-Every day the PHILADELPHIA
Press paradcs the following "Banquo's
Ghost" extract from letter written by Sen.
ator BIoLER to Secretary STANTON ofyKan-
sas. 1t was dated, Aug. IA, 1877
snake my special regards to Gov. Walk.
err and say to him that HE HAS THE PopU-
LAR HEART WITH HIM THROUGHOUT THE
SOUTH. Should hsprogramme succeed,
HE WILL HAVE THE MOST EYvIABLE pRoMIN
ENoE, OF ANY MAN IN THE NATION. IHt
administration is a lille weok IN the lkness
and wiaces under the Southern Mpder
lM Mey must stand np 70 Tie work." -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Th,sverass annual expenditure. undor Adam. wa.

| such was the average of expenditures
under previous administrations, whilst under
Pierce they increased in 1855 to s56,3e5,-
500; in 1856 to 500, l72,4o2; whilst il
1857, being the first year Of Buchanan.
administration, they had risen to the enor
nous sum Of over SEvENTY-oNE Millions
of dollars. But even this is thrown into
the shade by the indisputsble fact that the
appropriations of the last session of Con.
gress amounted to ONE HUNDRED MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS; and this, too, in
time of peace, and with falling revenue
rendering it all but certain that the PUBLIC
DEBT which on the Sth of December last
amounted to $25,l6l,154, will be increased
this year by the addition Of more than $780,
100000. Well may our citizens look with
astonishment and alarm on such condition
of affairs. Contrast it with the administra-
ton of Con. jackson, who with the revenues
at no time exceeding in the average $780,
100000, yet paid all tho legitimate ex.
penditures of tho government besides ex-
tinguishing more than s50,0oo,O0O of tho
pHblic debt; whilst Buchanan with more
than .Jffty millions of revenue per annum,
YET INCREASES THE PUBLIC DEBT by AN
EQUAL AMOUNT. -i'
Nor will this result be regarded with sur
prise, when VIC contemplate some of the
objects Of expenditure to which this vast
outlay is devoted. In 1910 the pay for
messengers and other employees of the
House Of Representatives amounted to $42.-
SOP; in 1857 it had risen to Sl56,OO0.--
In 1910 the expenses of Presidents salary,
house, garden and grounds, amounted to
S29,165; in 1857 they had increased to
nearly 100000. The printing for the 26th
Congress amounted to Ssl90,864; whilst
that for the 33d Congress famous for the
repeal Of the Missouri compromise( amount-
ed to S3,025,S27, or more than $4,000 for
each member of tho Senate and House of
Representatives. A CuStom-house is now
in process of erection at New Orleans, and
another at Chlrlestou. To the former 81
925.25s, and to the latter 81, 100000, has
already been appropriated. Here then is
nearly FIVE MILLIONS OF DOLLARS, spent on
two government buildings, without the
completion of either; whilst tho expense Of
collecting the revenue under Buchanan is
81, 100000 more per annum now, than it
was only four years ago The expcn,cs.for
the Army which in 1910 were S7,095, ,267,
in 1857 had increased to $19,I59, so; ;
whilst the present year will no doubt wit
moss an increase of ss.OOo,0oo, over the
latter sum. The miscellaneous expendi-
lures Of the Government endless collec-
tion Of jobs and contracts which in 1910
were $2,575,35l, had in S57 risen TO the
enormous sum Of Sls,946,ls9. hi. sf-.i
This is an extravaganza the people, de-
sire to see rebuked and stopped. To COM
mence on it the people must begin in their
own county affairs. Judge CAREY the Re-
publican candidate for Congress is in favor
of this reformation aud the voters of this
District will do well to elect him. -.--
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

FIFTEEN HUNDRED BorTLEs PER DAY
Yes, reader, this is tho average amount of
the daily sales of Renaedy's Medical Dis
cppery, As a gentleman remarked to us a
few DAYS since. (and he is the proprietor of
ono of the most popular medicines Of the
day "Mr. Remedy is doing four times as
much business as any proprietor of patent
medicines in, tho country And do you
think tho community would spend such an
immense amount of money for an article If
it did not possess claims Of superior ma
turea No; every bottle that is sold teH..
One bottle cures the Scrofula--the next
the Rheumatism; and thus it is that this
great destroyer of humors has gained SO
exalted position in tho estimation of the
public. 90 '" bar ioin 9H1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Thc DIGfesence.

idJoHs CAREY. the peoples canaidate for
Congress, is aplhonest, hard working far
mer who earns the bread ho eats, by the
sweat Of his brow, while his opponent,
Lawrence w. Hall, issa littIe, dapper-
dandyied 9filow who naver did ~ DAYS
work in his iifsssbrIt has thus far made bis
living BY holding Office. Which will ys
choose L ksnson Repu5heos, 'cf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Our County Fair.

During the past week there could moi
have been less than 5000 to 6,ooo person,
from Saudusky County in attendance OF
tho State Fair They saw there many
things which will excite their ambition
which they will strive to equal if not to ex
Gel, in the exhibition of the Seventh Aunua
Fair, Of the Sandusky County Agriculture
Society, which will he held in Fremont, or
the 9th, 9TH and 9th days of October. We
hope every farmer, and every mechanic, o.
whatever trade orcallng, and every produc
er, will be prepared to enter and exhibit
specimens of tbcircrops, their cattle, horses
sheep, hogs, &C., and of their own skill and
handiwork. We desire to see the ladies
bring in tho butter, cheese, wool, yarn, DC.
which belong peculiarly to their own sphere
in the household. Let tho young ladies
present the skill Of their needle work.
By so doing, and all young and old feeling
an interest in the undertaking, the County
Fair may this year be complete and sue
cessful one. Come every one to the Fair
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Land Appraisers.

We want the Republicans in each town
ship to send in tho names of their candi.
dates for Land Appraiser, so that we may
publish them.
Sandusky-SAMuEL THOMPSON.
York-H. R. ADAMS.
Townsend--C. G. SANFORD. ..f
Ballvillo-IsAAc MAuRER.
Jackson NATHANIEL HEAroN. ....
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
An Anti-Slavery Candidate for Governor
of Virginia.,


The following card appears in the adyer-
tising department of Richmond, Va, news
paper:
To the people Of Virginid:
l hereby proclaim myself candidate for
the office Of Governor Of the State Of Vir-
ginia, and shall urge, with whatever ability
| possess, the wisdom Of accepting one hun
dred million acres of the public land, the
money accruing therefrom to be applied to
the gradual extinction of slavery, by pur-
chasing the young slaves and their emigrs-
tion beyond tho United States. Had Vir-
ginia applied the hundred millions Of acres
that she gave TO the United States in 7S7,
to this purpose, the banks Of her majestic
rivers would now be tecming with a thrifty
white population, and strewed with cities,
villages and cottages She would, among
all of tho States of the Federal Union, hayo
been first in agriculture, first in commerce,
and first in manufacture. Give mo but
fair field to combat my rivals l ask no
other favor-and the triumph shall be mine.
= Your sery't, ever faithful and true, ...
HENRY ABRAM.
Mr. Abram writes note to the New
York Evenin9 Post, that he will receive
such vote as will astonish everybody but
himself. s.-f ...r isl. tt.. ..-r .'..-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

and DEnurATEr; and will cure COWS of giving BLoopY
MILK They also increase the quantity OF milk when the
cows general condition is bad The proprie has been
assured that they superior to any hing else in
OF liuow Horn Care SHOULD he exercised that You oh
tain st Johns genuine Powders, and suer not your
selves to be hrnburRed with the assertion that come
thing else Is just as good.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

MIR. James Ward. dealer in horses widely known in
Northwestern OhG says; have made use of !. \: st.
Johns Condit P.wders for COul h. nistenptr, WHut
of Appetiie etc consider them I'm article OF g eat
value, ami the hest horse medicine with which am
quaincd was some time since At the HveTy-sttbe Of
tnel Cuminps of Naumce City, and found his hOrsrs
fifteen IN number afflicted with cough ADVISED him
ten Gays learned he had ollOwed my advice, and that
his horses were then perfectly we'll
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Republican NIcetInr.

olJoHs CAREY, candidate for Congress will
address his fellow citizens Mt I
Elmorc, this friday afternoon, o'clock,
Green Springs, Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock, m rata
Clyde, Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

Hollow Herr, Fto.-I have used St. Johns Condi-
ton Powers seyera years FOR tOrses and cattle. and
have uud them exec lent in listeuper. and the other
purposes for which trey recommended. | h4ye
found them great medicine for cattle having the II J.
low Horn bore the horn. open the hole occasionally,
aud feed them St Johns Condition Powders. have
frequently given them to cows tha became diseased,
and tailed in giving milk. These Powders have always
s4on effected cure, and made them give their milk.
SPkINGyuIE, Ohio, SAMUEL YOUNG,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

a =
My horse was worked and driven hard, tnAt he
seemed completely ont nd used up II I've " iked
a few yards. he would irruibe all lie eemel
iirely worthless aud about to die. gave him vari us
mrdicines nu' Z ey were q no heneit finally gave
him | l.. ST. johns CONDlTION POWDERS. lie
rapidly r. proved until he hecaue perfectly we'll
sold him for OUT hun,led dollars. p. .SLAlMAKER.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
DETRoIT. Sent 91

The balloon which carried off Thurston,
aronaut on Thursday last came down a
hours afterwards near Babtste Creek, G. w.
Thurston was seen upon it short time
before it was secured, and is probably now
in the marshes near Lake st Clair
Search is being made for him, and great
excitement pervades the whole country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
Balloon ascension.

ADRIAN, MIcH, Sept. TO.
Messrs. Bannister & Thurston made a
splendid balloon ascension from here to-day,
landing near Knights Station, eighteen
miles west of Toledo. By some mistake in
alighting, tho balloon re-asccnded in a
north-easterly direction, carrying Mr..
Thurston sustaining himself by tho rigging.
~. ADRIAN, Mich, Sept. II.
Mr.. Thurston, the eronaut, who was
carried off by his balloon yesterday, after
the basket and netting we're removed, he
holding to the uninhated portion, and seat
cd on the valve-board, was seen yesterday,
at quarter past ono, p. m., high up in
the direction of Maiden, G. W., as aseer-
tanned by compass bearings by parties OBJ
serving him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
PAINsvIILLE, Sept. 1s.

AlHsNllLLE' orpt'. lo.,H
J. w. GRAY, Editor Of tho PlOia Dealer
and EEPost Master, of Cleveland, was
this day unanimously nominated for Con-
gross, BY the Democrats of the 10Th Dis
trict. 1I ,1t Gf Halaag aa@
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

COMPLETE REPUBLICAN TRIUMPH IN
MANE.-Further advices from Maine indi.
cate the reelection of Gov. morrill, by from
5000 to 5000 majority, and the choice o.
all six Republicans to Congress. The del
egation from Maine to the Thirty-sixth
Co ngrcss will be as follows; 7f'
LET District - noy;ol II So,no.., r. 10 =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

Z, Dyspeptic Women .Notice.-B BERnAvE's
HOLLAND BITTEBs has cured me of Dyspep-
sia BY using it,only one week. j recon-
mend it confidently to all suffering from
this disease. }a@ '-feI a3ls l' n2ll,01
s2ii CLARA z. SCHUCHMAN. . .i4
Pittsburgh, Oct "a. 1856. ausa sdi iaI
(Mrs. S. is the wife Of the. noted Litho-
grapher)
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
-s a To tlhc Sick.
ns October Appointments.
DIR. TUBES WIN be in attendance as follows

DIR. TUBES WIN be in attendance as follows
FREMoNT-KessleTs Hotel, Tuesday 9th October.
N0RWALK-American House, Monday, 9TH October
For CohsuHd,oR upon all Diseases offhe Throat Lungs
Heart Lirer, Stomach Boleels, Ridaeys and Spleen
4lso DTopsy, Grarei RheHmatism, Nerronsness DebiI
y, Dypepsia, Female Diseases, Ague and Eeser EIis
Impurities Of ths RioOd, ErHpiioHs Cancers Ulcers
Gnd az Gher rGreftes Of long Standing complaints, bOh
External and IHtefRdi.
For ten years DR.. Tubbs has deToted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases treating thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach, lN NO CASE ARE NNRRAL on OTHER PoIsOSs
TEAR Down TO BUILD UP AGAIN The medicines can be
taken with safety by the delicate, and patens
renal at home aud continue with prudence their prdi
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment after friends and had given up ali
hope the indputaLe evidence of which can always he
urqshed inalids, however reduced or desphSng, are
Invited TO call, and may he assured that
viii b. given or expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery. 4'
ma, Lrbana Champaign Co. o August, 1858,
Dr. TUBBS-Degr Sir; Some time since obtained a
Prescription from YOU for my selfand little four years
oig From early Infancy, the child has bad swengs,
pain and almost constant discharges from his ears attend
ed with partial deafness Since using yonr medicines the
discharges which were vfry Offensive have eessed and the
hearing restored NY own health had been poor year
or m0oyas greatly Afflicted with indigestion had neith-
er strength energy or amhtion heart would fhrob vo-
eny breathing depressed, and for two months before
seeing you, cough distressing. At time or my first
call at yonrrnom, II reqursd considerable eort to get
AhoVi.And sweat proiusey from little eNertion The
weather was warm yet much TO my surpTise strength
gained r1puy so much that soon began TO work
aud Of late have abond steadily. also gained seven
pounds in hesh tue first month"; Having experienced
decided Improvement myself (thp too after years in
npon several OF my neighors can conscentinusly and
eheerniy recommend your treatment TO all who may be
unfortunate as 70 suffer as have dope;
Yours truly, ALBERT MOODY,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
''rHE KANSAS QUESTION SETTLED,

sSTHE KANSAS QUESTION SETTLED, ),
So say the democratic papers, and glad
indeed would they be TO make it true. If
reasserted assertions that il is settled would
settle that vexed question, it would be set
tied indeed. Tho democratic party is in
the condition of the miserable wretch who
had dead body chained to him and was
compelled to carry II till it dropped off by
by decay. The people of Kansas have kill
ed Lecompton, but the dead and sinking
carcass is chained to the democratic party,
and carry it they must till it falls off with
very rottenness. The stencil of the purify
ing carcass is not moro offensive TO anvbody
than to the democracy themselves, but there
Is no getting rid of it. Lecompton is set
tied. Not even James Buchanan dare at
tempt to revive it. But the Kansas ques-
tion is not settled; nor will it be till the
black democracy have beon compelled to
admit Kansas as free state with the popu.
lation she now has. This will be a bitter
dose but it must be swallowed. When this
is accomplished, the people win have a
small matter to settle with the men who
have been carrying on this war against the
people of Kansas. Every man of them
from James Buchanan down to that sink
L. w. Hall must have the brand of the peo-
pies hate fixed ON him. These men must
be sunk out of sight beneath the popular
curse. Party drill may for time sustain
them, but their doom viii not be less GER
tain Or terrible because of the delay. The
people Of the free states will at length dis.
tinguish between the men who stand firmly
for freedom, and the men who under any
pretencs betray it. Such sneaks as L. w
Hall will at last find their level. Then
and not till then will the Kansas question
be finally settled. ia'.Ioo }att3 lii8
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

Bloody " Tx, Etc AIR, james oronkete, Omar,
Ohio. says: had a horse badly afflicted with dis EN-.
per. ard gave lialSt john Condition Powters They
nprraed like cluirn, eff citing q cure in few days.
They given 4" COWS in neghhnriood with exec
lent elr ct. Purifying 'heir ho'l aud improving cir
c'udiiiau ElCaty TO uCreH their quantity Of
milk One hat the gtgct which cause ed her to give
bloody milk cure WAS soon effected with these Pow
lrr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

From Col. Albert Pike, III. c. from
4rkdhsds,
i1 WASHINGTON, D. C. juno II, 1856 O
Il have used two bottles of your BGTAavss
Holland Bitters, aud have found it overy
useful in case Of Indigestion and Headache,
and recommend it to all who need pleas
ant and cfiicacious remedy and valuable
tonic. q .a"'- 1870 2 a4' = i9. .'t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

This victory also insures the return by
the newly elected Republican Legislature
of William P. Fcssenden to the Senate of
the United States. aoI 900 -5dU Ha
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
THE THsTroR R.TI

Let the question be put to Hall at every
point in the District, and by every press
kept standing till after the election.
WHY DID YOU VOTE LAST SESSION OF CON.
eREss TO. KEEP KANSAS OUT OF THE UNION
TILL SHE HAS SUFFICIENT POPULATION FOR A
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS-. - 81
When this is answered, or an answer re-
fused, then this other question - as7
WHY DO YOU NOW PLEDGE YOURSELF TO
VOTE CONTRARY FROM THAT, AND CONTRARY
TO THE PRINCIPLES AND PLATFORM OF YOUR
PARTY, TO ADMIT KANSAS NEXT WINTER WITH.
OUT REGARD TO HERPoPULATIoN.
Hall is tho servant Of the people, make
him answer, and let his answer come to the
eyes and ears of every voter in the District.
He has promised to visit this region again,
for the especial purpose of damaging the
opposition. We suggest that he bring
along with him some testimonials Of rep
utattion for truth and vcracity, and good Sc
curity that he will do as he agrees, other
wise the Republican, or any other party cx.
cept his own, will survive all his attacks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24
A GREAT HORSE AND CATTLE
MEDICINE.

/. L. st. ] ohn's
Condition Pow
d RS These
powders are held
in very high esti.
nation for horses,
in cases Of DIS
TEMPER Loss
OF APPETITE,
HIDE BOUND.
Y Elbow WA
TER. STIFF CON-
= l. AIN T. etc.
They are excel
lent for cattle
- -. =.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-24

" H From aresilent Qf Pailale'plta. Pt.
When travelling at the West had valuable horse
attacked With inil ,mmaion of the unEs. Ills cough
was worse iinn have ever known human bring or
creaiure have Ills iug ing w"lid sometimes awaken
curable, aud would have taken lnrty dollars for him.
lprnturei som Of L. ST, JOHNS CONDITION POW
DEliS. Htd gave him They effected thor ugh
and now 8lue him al 4210 wish to carry them
always with me wlHn Tavelin with my own eain' and
wonii rtc3mme d others to d9 50 h.ve made use of
'O''-' . ''' '',''''' 9. q. SYKES.
Ma a. NswNAs prapri, tor Of livery,sable. T.ffn.
9a s@S an ia M @ a FHe y pb ERs sEss! re-
that ne my horses have utvrrs suffered with dtelnper
around me phree OF my hssses were rerey attacked
with 4cnngh during the yence Of dist mper in he
Tny yybS MEG fPS,WS is & as
cured them perfectly Ia two days.
Ma. WILLIAM RXrGH, merchant, Evansport Ohio.
writes Auy.. 1851: am about out 81 your Condition
Powders. THEY give the satisfaction Of any horse
medGine eyer sold If youean send me a snpD5. do
= Hors nearly Dead with Distemper.--Mr. J.. y.
Nye Reed Township, SENECA Co, u. had q horse
sts s6 2 siea e. as s 5 to @ Toss s i, f %
snecsd by Ewing him three papers Of ST. Johns Cond
horse doctor cured horse that seemed used up and
about to die-as he would not eat by giving the Pow
ders. prepared by puttng them for short time 10 boil
This Is The onIy way they can be adinistered when te
horse will not eat
Sold by all Medicine Dealers who will furnish st.
Ssp ATans Srss for The a Term ssate Go Tn
Agents in Fremont,
- BUCKLAND d GRAHAM, and h.
Q. X. McCULLOCH. 34yl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-09-04

Rortipetts, Wiaoeird uuo @1crrvspcinc.
100 VterEe 6GS i'm Eaoen uno I'M 3ODauG ppruntet enc
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Sfp. 1872 unO t3a 23et Qpmbatoar,
II. ipc Sburen DttG UUn 6anDUtrttta6e.
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SRrGufeit ltnD $seiOenOeu !
DIR. Swayne's
51iamnlenJeIeeter Sprup bon gBilbfirI9cn
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