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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
l.. W. HAIL

srREADIsG TIE SLAVE DRIVERS NET TO
cArcn NORTHERN DouGuF4cE DEMOCRATS.
Lecompton W. Hall attended and nd
dressed the democratic county convention
at this place ON Saturday last, and We at
tended and listened. He admitted that he
voted for the English bill, and solemnly
and publicly pledged himself to vote for tho
admission of Kansas without regard to the
population of that territory, if at the next
session Of congress she presented constitu-
ton approved and ratified by a majority Of
the people. This is the substance of his
speech, tho other parts were made up Of the
ordinary democratic demagoguc's tvaddlc.
This declaration proves him to be false
hearted, unprincipled weathercock politi-
clan. lie is ready to do anything to serve
the slave trading aristocracy, and to say any
thing 10 obtain another opportunity 10 be-
tray his constituents.
Ho voted for tho English bill with its cor
rupt bribc and threat, and by that act SOL
emnlv declared and voted under his official
oath that IL Kansas did not accept the Lc-
compton constitution and the bribe, she
should not bo admitted ms n state till she
had population sufficient 10 have repro
sentative in congress- which is 03,340.-
Was ho an honest democrat when he voted
sol Ho now tells tho people, thai not
wthstanding his party declares that no state
shall hereafter be admitted vnless il has The
number of mhabitonts snfcientto enaiRe ii
to representative ia congress, notwith-
standing this is one Of the lately invented
planks in the democratic platform on which
he stands, notwithstanding the democratic
party are unit and everywhere the same,
he will next winter, if he has chance,
override all these things, spit upon tho dem
oerntic platform, repeal himself and vote
that he was dirty Cog and a liar last win
ter, by admitting Kansas without regard to
the number OF inhabitants.
Is he honest nowl We say TO tho peo-
pie, beware Of such man
fit was right, as 10 voted last winter, to
tell Kansas that sho should not come in till
her population was 9S,34o, why does he
not, like man, como out now and defend
that vote? Why docs he now, like q
sncaking coward, endeavor TO procure votes
by promising on tho stump, to do exactly
contrary TO what he has already dono in vi
olation Of what ho knew to he the will and
wish of his constituents. We honestly be
lieye this statement is cody contrivcd
Predetermined lie, and that the man who
utiers il does 50 for tho express purpose o.
dccciying honest democrats again. We be
lieve he is tho hireling agent Of the corrup
aris,ocracy which has ruled this country fo
the last five years, by acts, so tyrannica
and outrageous, that within the Same tim'
no parallel can be found on the globe. W.
say to honest men Of ovcry party, beware
Of this man Hall lIo stands before 70,
self stultiied, treacherous demagOgue
who puts on and puts off political principle
with more facility than you can pair o
slippers, and yet has the sudaeity to stan'
fnrih and claim your votes for the sake q
the party whose very platform he rerudi
sies. Again VIC say h,'rare of 4oH'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
Illinois mud Indiana.

Tho Chicago Herald, Mr.. Buchanan's
faithful organ, says:
We arc bound, under any circumstances,
to make this fight to the cnd Stephen A.
Douglas cannot be reelected TO tho Senate.
Saltpctro cannot save him. The people Of
Washington may RELY confidently on this.
Mr. Douglas will not bo allowed to triumph
over Mr.. Buchanan.
An Anti-Lecompton Democratic letter
writer at Washington reports:
Tho nows from Indiana, is not good for
the Leeomptonitos. Tho Democrats who
stand by popular sovereignty refuse TO yield,
and oven the indianapolis Sentinel, the Le-
compton State paper, speaks most gloomily
ofthc future, after, having talked the other
way for weeks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

How Lewis D. Campbell was Nominated.
The Republican Convention for tho Third
Congressional District Of Ohio, composed
Of the counties Of Butler, Prcblo and Mont
gomery, was held on Tuesday last and the
result has heretofore bcen announced by
telegraph. The nomination Of LOWS d.
Campbell was unanimously made, rs ap-
pears by the concise and graphic account Of
tho Cincinnati Gazette. After the organic.
alton was effected:
Mr.. Thomas Moore, Of Butler, then NOV
cd that each county should consult imme-
dately, and name at once its candidate for
Congress- Carried. IS
Mr.. Beckett then mounted scat and an.
nounced "Butler county will meet in this
corner" The other counties mot in other
corners.
In few momonts the Chair said: "Is
Montgomery ready to rcport9'
X. A. Parrot rose and said: "Montgom-
cry is unit and casts her 49 votcs for Lew
is D. Campbell" Great applause
Butler was next callcd-Dr. Edward
Kimball responded: "Butlcr casts her 26
votes for Lewis d. Campbell"
Preble was then called and M. B. Chad
wick said: "Proble casts her "a votes for
Lewis D. Campbell"
Mr.. Moore, of Butler, moved that Lewis
D. Campbell receive the unanimous nomin.
alton of this Convention.
A Delegate-HO's got that already.
Chair--Thats so, but some Of these gen.
temen want mn opportunity to shout. Iput
the motion--say aye; now holler
Your reporter cannot attempt to give the
hollering, it beggared all description.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

Why does not the Democrat give utter.
ance to its chagrin over the denomination
Of Hall! Mr. Halls name is put up, but
without single word Of approval. Is tho
Democrat an advocate for tho reelection Of
the man who betrayed the trust of the pco-
pie of the Ninth District Remember vo-
tiers Of Sandusky, Farmer JouN CAREY of
Wyandot, is the Republican candidate for
Congress. lie will never betray your trust
Then vote for him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

The Democratic county convention in
this place on Saturday last, re-nominated
Mr.. Orwig for Commissioner, Snyder for
Recorder Clapp for surveyor, and Bean
grand and Nudge for Infrmsry Directors.
There was much ill-will manifested by the
disappointed candidates. Such men as
Amcs, Rife, and Deal, must not expect any
of the party crumbs-but they must pote
right.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
A cn.tom House osflccr Undertaking 90
Dictate u Little TOO Much nj Once.

a Cnstom House Orficcr Undertaking 90
Dictate u Little too Much nj Once.
OF course the postmaster and custom
house officer tho latter Of whom Is recent
importation from Boston, were 10 attend
ance at the county convention last Saturday,
to SEQ that things were done according TO
the will Of James the lst Tho Boston gem
lleman had year ago, in the organization
Of a county central committee, constructed
nice little ladder to climb into office upon
when hc might be ready. Some Of the old
soldiers Of the party noticed the coutrivanco
and determined to spoil it by a re-orgAniza-
ton Of the central committee on the old
plan. The office holder Mt onco saw the
movement would spoil bis ladder and upset
his milk pail. Fired at once with patriotic
zeal for the people, and fearing thcirrights
would be trampled down and squattcr SOW
croignty damaged, he arose and addressed
the convention in laundering strain of clio
qucnce that brought the house up, not do,cn.
All were on their feet and rushed to the
president and the speaker. Curlod lips
and faces pale with excitement were close
up together in front Of the speakers chair,
forming conclusive proof that democracy
is ni" For whio confusion rcignod
supreme and the contest seemed doubtful
Some good hits were made. Among other
good and true things Mr.. Mcintyre, Of Green
Creek, said to tho Boston gentleman, "Wo'll
SEQ il YOU have everything your own way;
the democratic party has had trouble enough
with you alreAdyl' This was the trucst
thing said there that day.
The fact is it was skirni.h between the
Douglas and Buchanan adherents, and the
Douglasites triumphcd. Botcfur's ladder
was taken down and broken in pieces, and
his supremacy in guiding the party des-
troyed at single charge of tho Flaughcr-
ties. "Such is greatness" Poor Botefur.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

HON. JOHN CAREY, Republican can
didate for Congress in this district, will ad-
dress his fellow citizens at tho following
places;
Fostoria, 20th inst;
Fremont, 2lst, in the evening;
Rollersyillc, 22d, afternoon;
Hessvillc, 23d, evening;
Elmorc, cath, afternoon;
Clyde, 25th, afternoon.
We hope our friends at the different
places will SEQ to it and have place pre-.
pared for The meeting, and SEQ that general
notice is given. Let the farmers and work
ing men turn out and have q talk with one
Of their own kind of men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

! Ono FEMALE CoLLEeE-A New PREs.
IDKNT.-The proprietors of the Ohio Fs-
male College have elected 10 its Presidency
Rev. Henry N. Day, of Hudson, O.. former
| ly of New Haven, CT. Mr.. D. was for
many years professor in Western Reserve
College, and stands in tho foremost rank
among the scholars and educators of our
country.
He is n man Of practical tact and energy,
and of thorough culture and erudition. He
will enter upon the duties Of his office in
the maturity OF his powers, and with an OK
perienco of trimming the Young, of more
than n score Of years. We congratulate
the friends and patrons of the College upon
the accession of Prof Day, and believe
that under his Presidency il will attain to
a higher position even than it now occupies,
as nm institution for the thorough education
Of the daughters Of our l,nd.
Prof. Day will enter upon the duties Of
the Presidency at the next session, Sept. 6.
- Christian Herald
A REMEDY FOR Observation-Disclosures
Holland Bitters is now the most simple, de-
lightfu and effectual remedy, for dyspepsia,
before the public. Many of our most wor-
thy citizens testify to its efficacy. To persons
subject to nervous, and sick headache, it is
a valuable medicine.
Tho Quarantine Buildings and the dwell
ings of tho physicians and officers at Staten
Island were burned by an infiriatcd mob
of more than 1000 men on the nights Of
tho lst and Sd. Several lives lost in consc-
quence of the exposure Of tho patients
the loss of property is very large.
To-day is the great celebration at Putin
Bay. Wo regret exceedingly that Fremont
has SO few representatives there.
At the Democratic Judicial Convention,
in this place on Thursday last, lIoratio
Wildman, Esq, Of Sandusky was nomins-
ted for Judge.
Rats, Roaches, Bugr, insects, DC.
Hhat tie druggists say:
Cardington, O., June 22d, 1851.
DEAR SIR.-I received doz No. Rat,
Roach, DC. Exterminator from You, and it is
all gone. 1t sells like hot cakes, giving
general satisfaction. Yours, DC,
GEO. ROSE.
ES- See Costars advertisement in anoth-
tr column.
KILLED BY RocKEr.-During the At
antic Telegraph jubilee, at Galesburg, Hi
nois, on tho lst, rocket discharged hori-
zontslly through accident, struck an elderly
lady, and killed her instantly. Rockets arc
dangerous playthngs at best
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

We state for the information of that por-
tion of tho democracy who read tho JOUR-
MAI. that the fight between the Democrat
and Messenger is growing de,perate every
day. The Democrat is now on top, and
by well directed blows, persstingly given,
and no reircating it may soon be able to
crow over the defeated disorganizer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
Attachment.
Stevenson ct al. vs.. Pardon McNitt.

Joseph f, Stevenson ct al, VS.. Pardon McNitt.
T n ATTACHMENT. before F.. =. Dickinson, Justice Of
the Peace Of Sandusky township, the 2Sth day Of
August 1885, order Of attachment issued in the
above entitled cause for the Of hundred dollars
which has been duly served and returned said will
be for bearing the 18th day ofoctober neNt 10 O'Clock
in the forenoon.
September 10, 1858. 33W3.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
, A Gard from DR.. James M.
Jarrett, of the NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY. |
My connection for the past eight years with the
nhnxn Institution rs Chinf Phrsininn and tr..lre

Jarrett, of the NEW YORK LUNG INFIRMARY.
4 My connection for the past eight years with the
above Institution, as CHIEF Physician and twelve
years ufstcadv devotion to the of Pulmo-
nary Consumption and III kindred diseases together with
unrivaed opportunities and advantage of PATHOLOGY
cal research-ndcd little by perfect system Of
Medical IhaiutioH-has enabled me to arrive at deci
ve direct, and successful of treatment for the
positive and radical Of all diseases of the Throat
Lungs and AirPassageS BY Inhalation, the vapor
and curative properties medicines directly addressed
to the diseased organs and the integunent do not nd
wise the of Medical Inhalation Of any kind the
cuson of Genera! ieGEeRt; and, although consider 1t
useful adjnvant in the proper management of those
fearful aud often na Diseases yet deem 1t very
y that each patient should have the benefit Of both gen
erdi and Loca treatment The success of my treatment
in the above diseases and the high character of the Ins
tuition over which have long had the honor to pre-
side are too well known to need any eulOgy comment
from me- At the solicitation Of many private and profess
sioa Friends through whose phianthropc aid the above
charity has been long and literally supported, and after
due consideration Ihave concluded to make such arrange
ments will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment within the reach of ALL and not cOnfnc myself
heretofore 10 my Office Hoping therefore that the
arrangement viii give entire satisfaction both TO my pro-
Fessional brethren and the public would resnrcfy an
nounce conclusion that can nolc be consulted person
ally or By letter. all diseases above and that the
medicines the same ms used in the Institution prepared
to suit each individual IakaiHg PdpOrs, ediral
IHhaers &c Sc viii be forwarded by express to any part
Of the United states the Canadas. TERMsMy terms
OF treatment by letter follows Wis Sl2 per month
for each patient which will include medicine enough for
one months use also nhling Vapor and Inhaling Appa
on receipt OF the box q W he and the balance 80 at
the gsticn of the month"; If the patient be cured
entirely satisfied with the treatment Patients by giving
be treated we'll by letter by personal examina
ton Persons avling themselves OF Dr. Jarretts treat
m mt may ely upon Immediate and permanent relief as
he seldom has treat thirty days Letters for
advice promptly answered. For further partsn9rs ad-
dress JAMES NJ. JARRETT, NJ. D.,
No $50 Broadway, cor. Twelfth ST., N. Y.
T. s. Physicians and others visiting the city n
spcctfully invited to call at the nrnary, where many
interesting he Witnessed and where i'm
prorsd apparatus for the inhalation of medicaied va
por besesn and inspected. 9Om6-C.& Co.,
81
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Petition for nivorco.

Ceuri Common Pleas, SandSsky County, State Of Ohio
Michael Hammer Ann Hammer.
NIE said Ann Hammer is hereby notified that the said
Michael Hammer has hled his petition against her in
said Court stating therein that he and said Ann were law
y married at said county the the first day Of March,
1851 That said Ann about the drst Of September, 1857
wifullv abandoned petitioner Of said cogntv That she
committed adultery at said county the first sepc
ber 1851 and at divers ohernc between that time and
the fifth Of said month"; with person whose and
idcnce unknown to him. and that she has left the State
Of Ohio and that he does not know where she IS That
said Ann has wilny absentcd herself from
since the first Of September 1857 and hns wholly wilfuy
neglected and refused to perform any Of her married du
ties The petitioner prays for divorce which the peti-
TONER will demand at the next OF said Court which
commences on the 10Th OF November, 1858.
MICHAEL HAMMER.
BY D. ]. BARTLETT 4 SoS, Attn.
September ), 1858. S2w6 $4,s5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

!
How HARMoNIoUs.-Onc Of the richest
scenes which we have witnessed this many
day, came off in tho Democratic county
Convention on Saturday last. j.. would
have been fit subject for the pOncil Of a
Hogar;h. After the squabbling over the
Offices was ended, FLAUGHER man made
a motion that tho President, (who by the
way is strong Anti-Botefur disciple) ap.
point County Central Committee
Whereupon with blood and thunder rago
the Boston Stock Man sprang TO bis feet,
determined TO crush the rebels who dare
wag tongue against an idea he had in
corporporated into tho platform Of Sandus-
ky county democracy. He was determined
to sustain the principles of Popular Sover-
dignity, even to the shedding of bis precious
Democratic blood Then commenced a
scene. Fifty voices yelling fifty different
projects, All rushed to the arena, and the
Flaugher men and Botofur men were each
determined TO carry their point. Motion
on motion was made, calls Of order, for ad-
jcurnmcnt, speech from Hall-impreca-
tions, threats, &C., but Botcfur's voice rose
high above them all. In the midst ofwhich
the high priest Of Green Creek addressed
him with "We'll SEQ if you bavs everything
your own way, the democratic party have
had trouble enough with you already" Tho
President finally put tho motion 10 appoint
n Central Committee, and amid yells of
eyes" and "no' declared the motion carried.
The Flaugher men triumphcd, Poor Bote-
fur was kicked. Discounted, crest fallen,
his body-guard gathered round, and tried
to comfort him. Redder yet the beet face
glowed, then livid, then pale; alas, dead
cock was in the pit. The convention ad-
journed, and Hall comm,nced his speech.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
HON. JOHN CAREY,

UUK NANDtDNNb TUX NONUHESS.
Will be present at the County Convention
ut the Court House tomorrow, tho l1th,
and speak to his fellow citizens. Turn out
and hear him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
GRAND CONCERT.

.N51a MR.. f. ". FOOTE, assisted by MISS JENNIE
IA Ay PIERCE, Soprano and Mr.. =. II. PEASF Pian-
kll ist. will give Concert of Vocal and Instrument
* al Music on MONDAY EVE, Sept 18th 1858, at
TIRCHARD HALL.
The entertainment will consist Of Songs Duets and Tr-
os and entertaining. Doors open T. concert TO
commence at7Ii o'clock. Admission 20 cents.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

DR.. I. W. WOODS thankful for past patronage takes
this method Of Informing his friends and the public that
he still continues the practice Of Medicine and Surgery In
the room adjoining the one occupied by Drs Ritter
Woods, and Immediately over Buckland Graams Drug
Store where he he found at all hou of the day and
night prepared to attend to all calls he may be favored
with. 7. W. WOODS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
Dissolution of Copartnership.
Sept. LIST, 1s5
J'.En Nnftpa

TTNHE copartncrship heretofore existing between Drs
Ritter Woods this day dissolved by limitation.
NJ. A. RITTER,
Sent. lst, lSbS. I. ". WOODS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

p. WARS TIE MArTERl-The last edition
Of the collectors organ almost goes crszy
over the nomination Of Hall. Tho Demo
,eyat puts up the name but is mum rs to
whether he will support him. Tho Nee
sthger will soon undertake to again read
The Democrat out Of the party, unless he
shows his hand. But
Honest JoHS CAREY. the Miller of Wy
andot will grind the traitor Hall TO powder.
The people, the farmers, the laborcrs, the
mechanics, the honest frcemcn Of this dis
trict arc determined to vote for and elect
troo man. Heres to you ions CAREY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10

The Republican county c'nscniion will
be held al the Cour, House, 10 morrow,
Saturday, the i1,h inst tc noininsir county
pffieefs i ees 'ei OF 4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
Republican Meeting.

AT a republican meeting held at tho En-
giuc House, on Tuesday afternoon, Capt.
SAMUEL THoNpsoH, was nominated for dis
,rict Assessor. This We consider good So
lection, and we feel confident he can be
elected
The following delegates were appointed
80 the County Convention which will meet
at the Court House tomorrow, Saturday
NJ IL o'clock in the forenoon.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
To the Sick.
October Appointments.

DIR. TUBES viii be in attendance follows;
FREMoNT-Kesser's Hotel, Tuesday 5th October.
NORWALK-Ameriean House, Monday, 4th October.
For Consultation upon oil Diseases erhe Throat Luags,
Heart Lioer, Stomach. ROTets, KidHeys and Spleen.
Also Dropsy. Gr0bel RheHmafisR Nervousness DSbii-
ny, Dyspepsia. Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits,
Impurities ef the BiOOL ErHpiions, Cancers Ulcers,
and all oAer rareiies Of long Standing complaints both
ELteraal and Internal
For ten years. DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other within
reach. In NO CASE ARR MINERAL OR OTHER Pososs
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HR MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL, OR
TEAR down TO BUILp Up AGAls. The medicines can be
taken with safety by the delicate and patients may
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment after friends and had given up all
hope, the indspuabe evidence Of which always he
furnished. Invads, however reduced despairng.
will be given expense incurred WfthoutA correspond
ing prospect OF recovery.
Urbana, Champaign ca. q . August. 1858.
DR.. TUBBS-Dear Sir; Some time since obtained a
prescription from you for myself and little four
old. From early Infancy the child has had swellngs
pain and almost constant discharges from his ears attend
ed with partial deafness. Since using incidence the
discharges which very offensive have ceased and the
hearing restored My health had been for
greatly afflicted with indigestion had neith-
strength, energy ambition; heart would throb yo-
lenty breathing depressed and for two months before
seeing YOU cough distressing. At time Of my first
call at roOm II required considerable effort to get
about and sweat profusey from little exsrtion The
weather warm, yet much TO NV surprise, strength
gained rapidly much that soon began TO work some
and Of late have abored steadily. also gained sever
pounds 10 feEh the rst month. Having experienced
decided improvement myself hai, too, after years in
eectua treatment belere) aud equally good effects
upon several Of my neghbors, eonseientousy ant
shecIiy recommend your treatment TO all who may be
unfortunA as 10 suffer As have done.
reside two miles west Of Neehancsburgh where hn
ieen for the last twenty ysars
Yours tral4, ALBERT MOODY.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
TuE rnAIr0n Hall.

Lot the question DO put to Hall at every
point in the District, and by every press
kept standing I'LL after tho election.
WHY DID vou VOTE LAST SESSION OF CON
GREss. TO KEEP KANSAS oUr or THE UNION
TILL SIZE HAS SUFFICIENT POPULATION FOR A
REPRESENTATIVES, IN CONGRESS.
When this is answered, or an answer re-
fused, then this other question:
why no You NOW PLEDGE YOURSELF TO
VOTE CONTRARY FROM THAT, AND CONTRARY
TO THE PRINCIPLES AND PLATFORM oE YOUR
rARrY. TO ADMIT KANSAS NEXT WINTER WITH
OUT REGARD TO nERPorULATIoN
Hall is the servant Of the people, make
him answer, and let his answer come 10 the
eyes and ears Of every voter in tho District
He has promised to visit this region again,
for tho especial purpose Of damaging the
opposition. We suggest that lie bring
along with him some testimonials Of rep
utattion for truth and vcraci,y, ard good SO.
curity that he will do rs he ngrecs, other
wise the Republican, or any other party cx.
cept his own, will survive all his attacks.