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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL.

For the rapid cure Of Coughs Colds Hoarseness Bron-
chits, whooping Cough, Asthma and consumption, is
universally known the best remedy yet discovered
for every variety Of pulmonary disease So wide Is the
hed OF Its usefulness and the Of its
cures that almost every section othe country abonds IN
persons pubchy known, who have been restored from
alarming and desperate diseases Of the lungs its
use. When tried its superiority every other
medicine Of Its kind is too apparent 10 escape observation
and where itsytues known the public longer hes
ate what antidote TO employ for the distressing
gerons affections Of the pulmonary organs which incl
dent TO climate BY Its timely many, nay almost
attacks Of disease upon the lungs and throat
rested and thus saved many Thousands every year
premature grave. No family should be without It, and
those who do neglect TO provide themselves with remedy
which wards on this dangerous class Of diseases will
to depore it when Il Is too late Proofs the
prsng efficacy ofthe Cherry Pectorai need not be given
To the American peoplethey have living proofs in ese
neghhorhood. But those who wish To read the state
ent Of those whose whole health has been restored
whose lives have been saved by Its use will find them in
my American Almanac, which the agents below named
have to furnish gratis for every one.
Prepared BY Dr. J. G. AVER, Lowell. Mass And sold
by g r. hccULL0cH and DUCKLAND a GRAHAM
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25

FRUIT JARs.--In putting up fruit for win
ter use the great difficulty has been to get
good alright can or jar which at the Same
time of being seryiccable will answer for
more than ono season. When good cans
are used, and care had in putting the fruit
in, it will keep for years in its natural fresh
ness. The great dcsideratum has been
found, and fruit jars are now made which
arc as near perfection as can be, they arc
glazed with pure flint glass SO that there j:
no danger of poison, and they will last fol
years. Buckland & Graham and c. R.
McCulloch keep them--pints, quarts, three
pints, and two quarts. Get them in time
they are going fast.
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A CARD.

We would return our sincere thanks to the citizens
Fremont for their kind regards and the assistance
dered to us towards making up part of loss at the
late fire. We thank you kindly and shall endcsvor to re-
member that "a friend In need is friend indeed"
MIR. & MRS. wM CADY.
MISS. J. L. THOMPSON.
FREMONT June a. 1855
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" he that In the n0rid pouid rise,
Must READ THE NRws and ADVERTISE !"
Fremont and Indiana Railroad Election.
Ditch Notice.
@. W. PaFe-Law Card-Clyde, Ohio.
Websters Qunrto Dictionary.
BoerhAve's Holland Bitters.
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WANTED.

pooK AGENTS, In every part of the United States TO
SELL by subscription variety ofatractiye and high
ly valuable Family Books.
Besides our large list Of splendid Subscription Books
we publish and keep constantly hand extensive sup
ply OF smaller cheap books for pedders and the trade
generally. Wekeep also good supply OF Stationery.
Extra Inducements offered to Canvassers and Psdderl
Apply In person, or address. inclosing stamp.
CONS celumbrs-o
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Scholarship.

We have a scholarship in the "Cleveland and Union
Law College," for full of Legal Instruction. which
will sell ata bargain Students graduating at this In
situon admitted practice In all the Slate
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Buffalo market.

Buffalo, June 23.
Flour, sales OF 600 bb at 4l2a425 extra wis; 4a5a
$50 extra Ohio and Mich. Wheat, buyers over ia
Oats to arrive 80. Whisky zoe.
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nAA There will be meeting Of tie
az O&Gs&s Daughters Of Rebekah at Odd Eel
&Ie<I1y sSAsC lows Hall, on Friday evening
Ss-A1 -s1bFCss)p June 25th. The brethren ant
sisters are cordially invited to attend.
BY order Of the Lodge,
JOHN FLAUGHER, secy.
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re- Ono STATE AND UNION LAW Coll
Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio Degrees are legally conferred and students upon
Graduating may be admitted to practice. For Circulars
address at Cleveland, NJ A. KING, Secretary
December Q, 1857. 47y1
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lob Printing,

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and exped-
tiousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the Journal 0FFicR.
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O. IN nerfiaI.
PORT OF FREMONT.
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTUREs-R. PERRY, Report

ARRIVED.
June 2l, scow AddaiH Trenton, Mich Dashney, Master
Schr Ben Flint, Buffalo, Flint, ="
Steamr Island Queen, Sandusky, Orr,
%, Schr TFhip, Marblehead.
Schr - - Port Huron.
Steam Tug North Star, sandusky.
Steamer leland Queen, Kelley's Island, Orr.
DEPARTURES.
June %, Steamer Island Queen, Orr; Put-in-Bay.
"a Schr Ben Flint Flint; Buffalo
Scow Addaia, Dashney; Trenton.
Steamer IslaRd Queen, Orr; Ottawa City.
"a Schr Whip, Buffalo.
Steamer North Star, Sandusky.
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Special NCtices.
r,.,Nr,o MoNrulv.--This popular mag.

ATLANTIC MoSrHLY.--This popular mag
arue published BY Phillips Sampson Co.. Boston, Mass
Is gaining celebrity acquired by but Few Monthlie'n tho
Union its articles arc purely American and not borrow
cd FROM English authors Iccntans 1913 pages monthly
and is furnished at helow price of 80 per year Wew
for $3.50 furnish all subscribeOs with the ATLANTIC
NoNrmr and the FRKnoSr JoURNAL one year 80 you
-. June 1858.
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CLEVELAND INFIRMARy

V,HERE are in this Institution charge upon ths
IL City, number Of
Likely Boys and Gi,ls ineIsdiag Iaats rAo~ ths Di
recfors 1iu bind 20 serVics,
until they become Of age, with suitable persons, upoE
tates Trustees OF their town that they suitable
persons to have the and TO bring up such children
Application may te made 70
r. HUssEY,
Acting Director inhrmsry, clsvsinnA. o.
Nsy rs, 1sss. 1efnes
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The Union Prayer Meeting will DO held
at the Methodist Church, on Sunday ove'g.
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Buckland and Graham have Soda
fountain in their drug store
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mr. Time-Leaving Prem,
OuR AnYERTIsERs.

GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Buffalo Express 20 Pm Mall and Chic. EXP 1908 AN
Mail and MY Exp. 6S7 AN Telegraph Exp. e27 Pm
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t-TALMosT EVERYBODY HAS HEARD OF MANN's
AGUE BAISAM-The attention of our numerous readers
Is directed to the advertisement found in another cooumn
of this paper of the high estimation that is placed upon
this the greatest remedy kHorn 10 modern science We
have never known any other medicine win large a
share ofpubc confidence in short time this has
DONE may be allowed to judge by what read but
this should be sufficient, particularly when such
testimonials coming from Of undoubted veracity,
from all parts of the country There is doubt lat that
It of the greatest discoveries in the medical world
and deserves the appreciation and esteem Of readers
and the public. Sold BY all good druggists. IOWA
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-06-25

r good looking friend Of ours who is on this side
forty though somewhat hoaryhcaded, while absent from
the city afew days. used Prof Woods Hair Restorative
and on his return called to see his Ady-ove, but wns
amused to find she did not recognize him and
ly determined TO pass for cousin of hmsef but was
eventually chagrned to find thahe was suppanng his
former self in the affections Of lady which caused him
to make himself known but the lady s says that she
likes the counterfeit better than the original insists that
he continue df necessarily to use the Hair Restorative
To be had Of the druggists.-St. Louis Herald.
Sold by ali good druggists. 22w2
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Limited Co-Partncrs,,;D.

JNHE undersigned have this day formed limited Co.
partnership for the purpose Of praeticng Medicine
and Surgery in Fremont and vicinity. Said copartner-
ship TO last until the lst September, 1858.
N. A. RITTER, NJ D.
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CIGAR MANUFAOToRY.

Il n T. w ~ ~ " II l. ".
HAVE now completed my arrangements, got my shop
In operation, and am manufacturing Cigars from the
cipe and Cuba varieties All persons who wish to pur-
chase are invited to call and examiue my stock and
that use only the best articles Cigars sold at either
Wholesale or Retail, at lower prices than the qua
" can be bought west Of New York. Also all kinds Of
CHEWING and SMOKING T0BACCOS kept on hand.
Store the side of Front Street. one door north
Of Vallette's Flour Store p. POSS.
Fremont April 80, 1858
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Or. Roback's scandinavian Remedies.
The triumphs of these irresistible specifics mark new
epoch in the conflict which has long been wagcd by
Medical Science with disease and DEATH Dr. Robscks
Scandinavian Blood Purifier and Blood Pills embrace with
in the scope Of their remedial action the whole circle OF
diseases Their inventor asserts, that in all cases where
the shadows oimpending death has not already fallen
on the patient may be effected by these medicines
They operate in the right way and upon the very sources
of ofvitaythe elements Of the blood It is In the veins
that the great struggle between the virus Of disease and
the principle of vitality carried the poison devil
talizes the blood death ensuesor the sacred book
has it, the life is in the blood" Now TO this poison
this principle which underlies the symptoms of
all malades-the Scandinavian remedies a sovereign
nntdote Hence their Of Pulmonary complaints,
scrofuN affections of the Stomach and Liver disorders of
the Bowels, etc. permanent They do not temporEc
with complaint they eradicate It. With these remarks,
which justified to the facts we invite attention
10 Dr. Robacks advertisements. IOWA
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REBEKAH MEETING.

FREMONT, June %, 1858.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07
WATER movEmENr-mAss MEETING,

The mass meeting advertised to take place
at Horntos on next Saturday, January 9th,
should be attended by every citizen residing
within the limits Of the Hornitos, Quartzburg
and Indian Gulch mining districts. The all
important question Of whether we are to have
water to enable miners to successfully con-
tnue their operations within the above named
districts, by means of water.dtch from the
main Merced River to the head of Burns
creek, is to be discussed, and decisive meas
ures taken to obtain that much desired object.
The feasibility of the proposed route and the
expense of constructing the ditch, should be
brought before the meeting without exaggera-
ton, and concluded upon. Let the meeting
be governed with the determination that the
people can and will accomplish their purpose,
and the project is insured of success. With
the commencement Of the enterprise by the
people, capitalists will soon follow with their
assistance, to complete the work. Nothing
then, in fact, is wanting but the organization OF
the people to bring into our midst the desired
-water-having the effect to enrich,
at the same time, the miner, merchant, me-
chanc and farmer.
AS we have heretofore freely discussed this
subject we shall say nothing further at pres.
ent-leavng it to the determination of the peo-
pie on Saturday evening next, feeling confident,
as we do, that they will then meet en- masse /;
a project to obtain the much needed supply
of water.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

STAGEs-MAn DAYS CnAYGED.-Stages are
now making trips every day between this place
and Stockton, Sunday included, running alter
nate days via La Grange to Knights Ferry,
and via Smelling, Dickenson's Ferry, etc. This
will make a change of days each week in the
arrival and departures of our mails-none be-
ing carried on Sundays-as we receive but
three mails from Stockton per week and those
by way of Smelling This week three mails
arrive at this place from Mariposa and Stock
ton on the same days, viz: on Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday nights, and next week
change to Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
If the Mail Agent will please to notice this
fact, he would find an excellent opportunity to
furnish the citizens of Mariposa County with a
daily mail from Stockton, and render his wis
dom proverbial. 1t is strange that we have
not been favored with daily mail long ere
this, as the practicability of so doing is SO
feasible We should like to hear from the
Mail Agents head quarters on this subject.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

SAN Francisco Posr 0FFIcE-Hutchng'
Magazine, for January, contains the following
The number of stamps and envelopes sold
monthly at the San Francisco Post Office will
about average-of one cent stamps, $4,000;
three cents, 27 900; ten cents, $4,000; twelve
cents, 800. Ofstamped envelopes, three cents,
10000, (of which Wells, Fargo & Co. use
nearly 100,0o per month";; six cents, 300; ten
cents, $4,000. This statement, it should be
remembered, is principally for the city of San
Francisco alone, inasmuch as the principal in
terror offices obtain their supplies of stamps
and envelopes direct from the General Post
Office, Washington.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

THEATRrcALs.-During the past week, our
town has been favored with exhibitions from
two theatrical troupes, who attracted good
houses The leading performers in the GAL
bertine" troupe possessed merit, but the alb
sence of stage machinery, etc. rendered their
exhibitions imperfect, and without satisfaction.
The "Grayes" troupe gave the most entire
satisfaction, and should they at any future day
again favor this place with visit, we promise
them crowded houses This company is by
far the best we have yet had among us and
deserves more than a passing notice, bat as
we have not seen cast of the pieces present
cd, we are unable to particularzc. The songs,
and dance were also excellent.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

ure and closing Of the transit route by the San Juan
between the two oceans.
The leader Of the recent expedition was arrested
New Orleans, but was discharged on giving bail for
his appearance in the insufficient sum Of two thousand
dollars.
commend the whole subject to the serious attention
of Congress- believing that our duty and interest
as well as our national character, require that we
should adopt such measures as will be efectua in re-
straning citizens from committing such outiages
A very interesting relation of affairs in the
Territory of Utah, from its organization to the
delivery of the Message, is given, in which is
the following passage:
The people of Utah. almost exclusively, belong to
this church, NlomonD and, believing with anatical
spirit that he brigham Young) is Governor of the
Territory by divine appointment, they obey his com
mands sf these were direct revelations from Heaven.
IT, therefore, he chooses that his Government shall
come into collision with the Government of the United
States, the members of the Mormon church will yield
implicit obedience to his WILL Unfortunately existing
facts leave but little doubt that such is his determine
ton. Without entering upon a minute history of
occurrences it is sufficient to say that all the officers
of the United States judicial and executive with the
single exception of two Indian agents, have found it
necessary for their own personal safety to withdraw
from the Territory, aud there no longer remains any
Government in Utah but the despotsm of Brigham
Young. This being the condition of affairs in the
Territory, could not mistake the path Of duty As
Chief Executive Magistrate, was bound to restore
the supremacy of the Constitution and laws within its
limits In order to effect this purpose appointed
new Governor and other Federal officers for Utah. and
sent with them military force for their protection
and to aid posse cotats, in of need in the
execution Of the laws.
With the religious opinions Of the Mormons,
all interference is disclaimed, and the Presi-
dent asserts that the troops accompanying
Gov. Cumming are for the purpose alone of
supporting the legally appointed officers of the
Territory. A recommendation is made that
a Territorial Government be established over
Arizona, in connection with portion of New
Mexico A military road across the Plains is
recommended, and Pacific Railroad also IA
vorably spoken Of, the opinion being expressed
that it is clearly within the power of Congress
to assist in the great enterprise, though, for
many reasons, it is deemed improper for the
Government to take the entire matter in hand.
The financial affairs are fully set forth, show
ing the healthy state of the public Treasury.
The Message concludes with very praise
worthy determination by the President to ap-
prove no bills that have not been carefully ex-
aDined by him.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

TuLARE VOLUNTEERS. company ofeighty.
four mounted riflemen have been enlisted in
Tulare County for the Mormon war, and theil
services will be at once offered to the Governor
of this State. On the 26th ult. the company
organized by clccting the following named per
sons as officers: Captain, A. II. Mitchell; Isl
Lieutenants, R. b. Sagely, WIN. Gouveneul
Morris; 2nd Lieut., JohnL. Wilson Brvt. Enc
Lieut., Thomas Condor, Jr. The non-commis
stoned officers have also been elected, and the
company is ready to proceed to Utah forth
with.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

MoNsrRosIrY. double calf, or two calves
in one, or one in two, was born in this town
last week. Nature no doubt had intended to
produce twin calves, but somehow or other,
they became united. They were joined from
the forehead to near the hips, and were covered
with one continuous hide, although there
were two distinct sets of ribs, the external,
only, being well developed. There was but
one heart; one aorta (bifurcating); one COM
mon cavity for the brain; two sets Of intes-
tines, but the whole abdominal cavity was com
mon to both; two mouths; four eyes eight
legs etc. 1t is queer freak of nature, and is
now being stuffed for exhibition.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

OPPOSITION s.-Announcements
are made in the San Francisco papers, that the
Nicaragua Line will despatch steamer for
Panama on the Goth January. The Times
says preparations are already entered upon for
putting the Sierra Nevada and the Orizaba in
order for the trip. The boats until such time
as the affairs of the Nicaragua transit route
shall be arranged, and peace restored TO that
country, will run by the way of Panama.
This is a matter of general congratulation, in
asmuch as the public may now look for re-
ducton of prices, as well as more courteous
treatment, than they have for some time past
been accustomed to receive at the hands Of
the Mail Line. We trust the public are not
again to be disappointed in regard to the start
ing Of the opposition-a thing that has SO often
happened, that we cannot suppress all misgiv-
ings Notwithstanding the positive assurance
of the agent, and the fact that the work Of
fitting up the boats has already commenced
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07

From GuAYMAs.-The Mexican schooner
Alerta, twenty-five days from Guaymas, ar
rived at San Francisco last week, bringing in
formation that Gen. Pasquare had sent out 1870
men to fight Gen Gandara, who captured
them, took away their arms, and then set them
free; that General Gandara was at Aqua Cali
ente with 500 Indians and 200 Mexicans, and
was about to march upon Guaymas. The in
habitants Of that place were making every
preparation to receive him, such as fortifying
the town, raising companies, ETC.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-07
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

At Probate Court begun and held for the County
aforesaid, at the Court House in Visaa on Monday,
December twentyeighth, 1857
ESTATE OF A. J. LowRANcE, DECEASED.
1t appearing upon the petition of the Administrator
herein that there is not sufficient personal estate in
bis hands to pay the allowance to the family; the
debts outstanding against the ceased, and the ex-
penses OF administration, and that 1t is necessary to
sell the entire real estate of deceased for the payment
of such debts
II is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
the estate of decedent appear before this Court the
fourth Monday in January next, and show cause, if
any they can, why order should not be granted to
the Administrator to sell so much of the real estate Of
decedent as shall be necessary to pay such debts and
that this order be published in the MAmPosA DEMO
GRAFT at Hornitos.
In testimony whereof, hereto set my hand as Clerk
of said Court at my office in yisalia the twentyeghth
day OF December, 1851
jan74w +. f. CALHOUN, CLERK.