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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

SAD AccIDENr.-0n Saturday the IL ,35
A.. NJ. Express train from Toledo, was run
into by the construction, train on the Frc-
mont Il Indiana road at the depot in our
our town. The locomotive struck tho
second aclass car smashing it up Two
cars were thrown from the track, two first
class ears uninjured. A brakeman on the
G. & I. train was pretty badly, though not
dangerously hurt, having an arm broken
and his head cut somn. Four or five pas
scngers were slightly injured. From what
we can learn the accident seems to be the
result Of carclessnoss on tho part Of the
Engineer on tho F. IL /, Roud. Tho con-
struction train ION the time ofthe G. d T.
road,) was coming up a heavy grade and
round a curve witha large load of iron,-
and of course with all steam on AS soon
as tho Engineer saw the G. d T. train he
reversed his engine, but the heavy load oi
iron crowded the engine on, and when il
struck was movingyery slow, and would
have como to stand still in twenty feet
farther. The engineer and a young lad
jumped off when they saw there would be
a collision. The construction engine i.
smashed up--a total wreck. 1t seems al
most miracle that there was not a grea
loss of life. The damage to engine ant
cars is from $4,000 to $4,000.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK's
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J.. Clarke, W. D.,
PhysieiaH Extraordinary 10 Ms Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailing the cure Of all
those painful and dangerous diseases which the female
constitution is subject It moderates all sxcc,s and re-
all distractions and speedy may relied on
10 MARRIED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suited. 1t wil In a short time bring on
the monthly period withreguiarity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears ths Gorernen;
Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent eouutcrfeits.
These PHs should not be trkeN by females during n.
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, as ihey ar.
sure 10 bring Miscarriage bHt at Guy other time The,
safe t' .'f l--id
In all cases Of Nervous aud Spinal Affection, Paine In
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion PalTita
ton OF The Heart ystericks an Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed and although
apow@ful remedy do not contain iron mony
or any thing huftfui to the Constitution.
Fulldirections accompanying each package
Sole Agent for the Guited States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, Qate i G. Baldwin < Coz
n. B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any au
thplzed Agent, will insure bottle Of the Pfishy rctui1
fnait
For saieby C. r. MccULLoc1, wholesale and retail.
Frcmont, o., 52yl t. 49,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
New York NIarIse,.

Now York, iIec. |.
FLOUR-A shale 6rtnof; salos of 900 bbls at 4,20@
440 for super state 475d405 for extra state; 4S05 IL
for TO western; 5359550 for shipping hrands
px round hoop Ohio. Canadian flour Is also irmer.-
Sales 300 bbls at sOOG025. Rye Flour steady $3.50
40,
GRAfN-Wheat very duh with only small sales with
prices which aue in favor Of buyers Corn is duh and
Oats steady ut 4s85S for state western and Canadian
Ryeis quiet and unehangcd.-- ttrta,
PRDyISI0Ss-Pork quiet and steady so les6f 3ndbls
at 17,60Gls00 for old and uew mess; l3,5O63 10 for
prime Beef lsqulet but unchanged. Cut meats iirmer
800 city cared buns at ha IL taoysnt, saes 100
ibis at i0 including coo bills May and June de-
livery 1856 Butter and Cheese ia steady and unchanged
WHIsKY-Stehdy at "a. r
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HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS.


Beaeeoleat IasEton established BY special EHdss-
Uezf, for the relief f lAe siek distsssed afflicted
itgf frih pirHisAf aRd Hpfdsmie Diseases, -f,.,sr
|1tIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in yiew of the awfvi
destruction Of human lfe oAlaed by Nex ha tseases
and the deception peticed npon the victims
Of such dseases BY uaeks several years ago directed
their Consulting nsa OH ARTTARlE kCT worthy
class ef disehseE IN all their fok and TO gfve MEDC
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter with de-
seption OF their condition, (age occupation habits Of
& SSF sss oS 3 EssFe Sisa - saa
that the Assoestiep commands the highest Medical sk
OF the age, and viii furnish the most approved modern
treatnlentll n raisst sllF ~ rffiit-f'N LssH
The Dreetossef the Associaipn their Annua Report
hS Janasr Isl ISIS esprsss ne siss.s
with the had abors Of the Con-
weAksss impotsnce. Gonoirhaa, elect; syphss, TIE
vice OF o1anlsta ot ause No. and order eonth
OF the same plan for The ens9pg yeay,l : .laeiss2
The Directors review of the past feel assured
that hsh laborsin this sphere Of benevolent eort have
been Of afflicted esPeciayts young.
ed zel 70 TIN vpf important and maeh despised cause
An sdmtnbie Report on Sporuiatorrbes. Or Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of 0uanist Mnstufhation, Self
sbnee ana other Diseases q the Aeaag eae n thepoe
snlting surgeon VII be sentby mall IN sealed envcopeD
FREE OF Gil ARG rs on receipt pf1wQ STAMPS tor pos
tage Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
noht Of sexual dseasea diet &e are oonstsnty being
published for gratuous diStrbatio, and win be sent *
the Affected Sone ofths remedies and methods n
treatnent discovered during the last year are % great
Address Cor or or treatment Te oEoRSE r. ckia
H0UN Consulting surgeon, Howard Aasoekficn, No. y
South kintir street rbil.eelphia, Pa. Z saai't-ss
.ts il ny order of the Directors tfli ~ - t1t
- AltAA. EzRAD. HEARTWELI, Pfssidsal
GEO. FAlROIiiLD, Seercfafy,r
June lS lS5s-2iyl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
!" ! A card from DR.. Iamea na,

n ~ Il
Jarrett. Of the NEW YORK LUNG INFiRlfaRY.
Af sannfctipP for The past eight years with the
c,re q S,es E5yseiSn and twelve
nary S9psqppiop aud rs kindred diseases together With
my unrIvai,ed opportunities and advantage Of patholog
ea TeseHrei-ai not little By perfsct systsrA of
hiedieaI Ihaiaiionhas enabled me To arrive AZ a s
airecf and successful OF treatment for the
fHngs, and 4r-PassdQss By inbaiation the yana,
and curative properties ofnedicihe are directly ddrssed
yse s Sse # SMs Mss afd s not
c!usion Of General rsSms: and although copsider it
and sea & % es9psF g Of those
y Jnat sah patient should havet tho benefit Of both gss
- .h .g oeg. Treatment The SUCCESS Of treatment
ten over which hara so long had tho honor to pre-
s are TOO wsi known to need any euogy comment
from me- e solicitation Of many private and prues-
sona friends through whose philanhropic aid the above
charity has been long and literally supported and ntsr
due consideration have eoped make such arrange
ments as will bring the benefits of my experience and
treatment withinth reach Of ALL and conne myso
arrangement win entire sasaction both TO my pro-
essonal brethren and the public would respectfy nn-
nonnee in conclusion That eaa n0S BE- consulted person
atty or by letter, all diseases above and that the
medicnes the sumo as used in the instnten prepared
70 sult each indivdasl case iqssss Yapers Msdesl
OF the United States or the CsnAdas Nv tarms
OF treatment by letter are follows yiz Si2 per mouth
for each patient, which win include medicine enbugh for
one months use, vapor and Inhalng Appa-
rayment as follows 50 to be peid 10 Express agent
I ~ he eSx o. Msdsns and the balance 80 at
entirely satisfied with the treatment Patents i ciyih
M history OF their case and their symptoms in fnl
can be treated well by letter by personal
tion. Persons ayang themselves Of Dr. Jarretts treat
may rely upon inuediate and permanent reliei a.
advice promptly answered. For rtBer pstrrisr. a1
dress li LYJA JAMES MaJARIsfTT, NJ. D., T
p. .sPhysiesns ana hsrs Visiting The CIV Arc
speeiinf iRfted TO call Of the inrmAry, yhcie Iuany
proved sss for ss o SSis
por can b9 seen and inspected. aowo-C, Co.,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
TIE GREATEsT
Medical Discovery ofths Age.
MFR. KENNEDY Of FtoSbury, hae dlsc6ssrtd M On
Iflof op'conppoh psstuge seeas arepedf that cures
EVERY KIND OF rTVjF.Ou.

E'AA AiSD OE HUMOR,
From the norst Scrgnla Hopn 10 common PiNpie.
lie has triediti over eleven snrrs and never
Giled cxrPpt III e caSes tbotf thuner linorS H"bss
in his POSSESSION hundred certificates Of ii,
TSdpahis af6 warranted 10 cure mIfsno S,rc n,dntb
unc or thrct bottles viii cure the worst Of Pmpes
." Tro S,e nr ,et ,,,e ,o,,le. ,v,i, .,o..
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure tic wnrst cankc Il,
the ri.o moSils y or @ stomach ..yal .s..-.s....
ki2l Of E2Spe2s, g ..i.fs yqs4 s,lJ 10 laa.
T,.a, ,a hn,,L,. oro ,,o,,,. ~, q. IL, -. .L,
b% , ~ n sure lihitg at1he ears
-Four to SIX bottles arc warranted to cure eorpt and
funnnng Ulcers, .s,4e. lsgs-'I-.8
one bottle viii cure scily erpiion Of thc skin. F.,
or tnrec nott'eS are warranted to cure the worst
h'nu NJ u rl.n,EN9pms, u \. 1900 =
desperate case Of rheumatism. il.e
Three or iour bottles are warranted to cure altRheu
JS S"t.cs VIII cure the worst csc Of scrofulR
and apeficet Is Warranted when Vie above quantity i
N'N' riro1f li i1r'--- poI-,,,-u, -
DEAN MApAN-Tie reput,t;o,, ~ 10 1,, J., HaSs i
in snri si ki. ~ h,I o tae Mesea DiseoY;
by Tho virc Of an SI e. ~ WI e5ol'.hea "a
need not say any thing onihs suicet as the most skill
lphysieahs ana careful Druggists inthe
'4 ale m una.ihous .i Gus inlts ~, praise
n hteslnns ~ Arlcai DlScoYeyY to your notice. do
m WI. , Il . m ol lscmralNe uower in relieving
a 9 eeiia lnnsI oi those disFses to which you are
To an aectianate ihotbe eAeruSiAups dSens'
Do Nurs;,,,r e.. ys,n,,
,, Ii, ,-'''Hl y 81 81 . y """ss,,s gfrb
cures h ny miracle; your own temper Is restored "a
~ uan @ s"sethes anu y9ur he from short and fret
iu maps tocnn and sweet sinlbers md the Medical Dis
coyery becomes fountain of blessings 10 your HUSBAND
ana n3nsrhod'
In the moTe advanced stages OF .t-l -r
Canker,
II extends 70 The stomach cors{n s41
fr - ~ - - 80 'atf
Which is nothing but carkcr the stomach; then TO the
iniestines and nos r'T FFf =
creating sinking, gone feeling nnda indr.repc. ,vor =,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

ROLL OF rsoN0I:-NoyEMnnn

All moneys received on subscription to
the FREMoNr JouRNAL are placed in this
list. Any one corfhavo their name in the
Iaon Of Honor, by subscribiug and paying
in advance, or by paying up back arcaragos.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

We will send any one Of tho 80 Nigga,
zines for 1850, to the person sending us
the bOst Carriers address of not less than
$50 nor mors than 200 Hncs, to be handed
INDY tho 25d inst
L- A-,..s-.. =,
SUDDEN DEArn.-on Saturday night
goth, WELLS ALLEN, farmer Of Madison
township, 10 this county, died very suddenly,
under tho following circumstances, as VIC
learn from &c. Thompson, Esq, Of Rollers
vile. Mr.. Alien had boon spending the
evening with a neighbor returned homo
and retired for tho night about 0 o'clock in
his usual health. At1l O'Clock his wife
was awakcnodby his hatd breathing, she
spoke to him but receiving no answer sho
arose, struck a light and aronsed tho faini-
ly, bat he died in about five minutcs--
Some three years since his right arm and
side wero partially paralizcd, but he had al
most recovered from It's effects. On tho af
ternoon previous TO his death ho had
shaved himself and walked about mile tC
lrtvc his likeness takon. Mr.. Allou was {
worthy and respected man, and had been {
member Of fhoN eff6ohf Legislature, hay
ing removed from that State 40 SanclpstS
C5tmty4abeut Eve years since. His dcatl
was without doubt appoplcxy ;-agcd 6r
years. Ho leaves wifo and five children
To mourn his losG. l-u-- NJ
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03


- Htfhai IL helporidaoonN rises
@ Must REyb THE Ngws aud ADvgRrisE ~
Nodteal Noiec--siri. y, Nl'Smseiiyh.D .uA
Public Sale.
DIR. Tubbs' January Appointments
.wanted--A cauvasstr for tiie Scientific Artisan
C.&T. Railroad TinieTaMe'
Toledo, Wabash & Western I,ailroad Time Table.
Peruvian Syrup, Sold by McCuoch.
STEHIgN GaRARp, was ono Of tho richest
men of the United States, and ho left a
munifcont bequest 70 his native city, PltiIa-
delphia, to build AM eorphnngAsylHm which
bears bis natue. y The following IS his tcsti-
inony in regard to ADVERTISING !'qa f''S
!d1hurc always cobsidered 9adrertising-
lbOraly aud long--to be thoygreas rSdi-
una Of sectess in business and tho, pralaic
to wealth. | have made it an inyariablc
rule, too, to advertise in The dullest times
a long experience having Taught mo that
money thus spent swell laid out; as by
keeping my business continually before the
public it has secured me many sales that
would otherwise have lost"
Those who adgertise in tbc. JovRxAu rrt
sure Of having their business widely circu
lated and universally read.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
BRANDRETH's PILLS,
Purify aTtc TRIOntj. 14

NONTINUED- pain or runcRsinc in ant
Sorganis enelly cared 5 ene or iaore doses Of Bru
dreths Fills Thirty years personal experience by TIL
undets gnedfuy iaslify this assertion fa
Dr. Janlos Lull, Qf Posain, " says."I have cptc,
le te most drploIbe cpstiyencssof the bowels Wit
and the patient given up to die skin disass Of al
nycteg eind painful chaiattr. such erysireas, sal
rhGnm tetter and summer heat have eracaied b,
their have cured the Rheumatic the epleptic Hu
paraytic aud the tese excellent plb
alone - H - . - ~
IN Indcc aud all affections the liver dvspepsa dy &
eafcry. tnd diarrhoa, rctrisv, sudden r nn inaui
tons female obsinctinns scnrutic and scrof1us. ut
gotS and neural eicHl ctions have given way tb the
of this medicine and now, after twenty ytar experience
estimation In Drnndrotfs Pis cbutinues 10 icfeaso
OBSTRUCTION.
young lady beautiful apd healthy, took gold, which
caused selous Obstruction for years; her health was
broken down and her beauty defated. At length Bran
Ietbs Pillswsrc ted; eeTeh t'Res, Of mn twUtoIvpr
taken in fifteen days proceeding the usual perod
covered WORMS.
Branreths Pills the best yer1nfuge they are inh
hlt. Alittlc cd, six years old, for some weeks was
Dropping It's ,nether gaYe \ 7"f sfsuStts Sugar
coated pills; the next day there away six
teen inches long, ard htrcr ciiills hhsef Tht
child was we'll. PLEURISY. il.fa 5s.fa~
gentleman, away from ioue, was taken with pleursy
the nGnmation was terrible every breath made hiu
jwrithe with agony Eight Brandrths Piils swat
lowed, and oil applied locally; the pills operated
six pills. and the second day tile patient cured
These statements sbOuld have weight aud prevent tn,
OF poisonous drugs, stop tho sadpracee bleed
ing, 3. ,, ,,,.e III -, B, BRA ANDRET!l.
nal street. Bradreth Duilng, at rs cents per box;
the same rs cents Warranted to keen ms wei
as the ul,dn. Also, sold by j. S. .OIMSTEaDa
oct. % 'Js-lm. Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

Tho Ne,U York Post, is one Of the
stauuchest Republican papers Published in
tho East. Should any of our friends after
subscribing for the JoURNAL wish to take
another paper, we advise them 10 send for
the ~ " Posi-. Sec advertisement on
4th page. isslf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

English prices current often speak of the
price of wheat per quarter. Torcduce this
to barrels, multiply the price by seven and
divide by twelve, and it will give the price,
at the same rate, by the barrel Thus II
wheat is qnoted at 5Gs.a quarter, multiply
i56iby and divide IL, and it gives the
price--32s. Sd. barrel I ELIn
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PublIcnihIis.


Na'"oa'9 A'ep's" lOr octooer' Con
Ien.S-MemoirS oil tho Court OF England
during tho hog'qcysls IL to l92o; ira
OF Mad'lino smith, EdInburg' june 1851
History OF Ancient Pottery; M. Grzott'
Historical Memoirs; Contributors to the
fhliosoPny. Of 'slon; Eafis o. Kildare k and
Ihsir Ancestors; Studies OF Homer and the
f1omerlc ago. uuy Livingstone Or Thor
Iougn; London Cotton rlant; Edinburgh
heView and MIR. Froude's History BY L.
scott @ ", ~ Fniton street, Now I ork.-
S3 per year. os,na
B1dekwood for Novembcris is also received
IN, pn,vrnn Mo,,r1,, n,,,;ao,;.., =,
voted % ,bo ,rnoo.r,r;o -, oon,a;n;no. ,,oo
ful and ;ns,ructivs tnosIodoo for on !, 4
ororto &c 40 ,So5,os hon,,t;e,,,,, ,.;n,oS
and illustrated Pc H.rr,, {, .HHn,;na,a,
NJ snrroo .tron, No., va. 41s LII
fyyioso1r 'OfTr ~ - -'rYi 1S P''
II - u :
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I.hc Elkhart IfMeS. riHes lnotorietY |


The Elkhart Pines gives anotoriety to
one of its "la.e' subscribers in This wisc:
I'D. Jennings, an old and tfied subscriber
has returned his paper to this office, marked
"not wantcd.9 We suppose he cart afford
to suRportttgPross any longer, having TAX
en- the paper over two years and paid the
enormous sum of O00$. If there are any
more such subscribers we should Ike to
know it, the sooner the better. We would
throw our hat so high that it would never
see the ground again, and give all tho old
boots we've got, to SEQ law passed iufliCi-
ing just punishment on tho man { y who
will cheat the printer. He deserves to be
run through one Of Hoo's double cylinder
presses, then put into papcr-lnill and re-
duced to pulp and then fed to tho logs.-
We doubt whether they would eat him, and
if they did would be sure to run mad"
Some three or four persons who have
formerly taken the JotRN4h, and left with
out paying for it are with marked copy
of this notice. hereby notified, unless they
arrange their indebtedness at this Office
within thirty days, their names will be pub
lished in full in tho JoUREAL for January
7th. The money can be sent by mail at
ourrisk. rE T@ -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

1t will doubtless be reeolIeetod that the
Kansas Legislature passed law in April
last, changing the scat Of Goyernnsut to
Minnsola- Attorney General Black has re-
Gently declared ibis Ilaw void, ana that Le-
compton must remain the capitol during
the existence Of the Territorial Government. /.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS why

HoLLowAY's sW oRMC CoNFBCTIoNs.- by
givc your children nauseous and unwholcsomc Worm
Medicines vixen you have this delicious preparation Of
Sugar. that all children cravei They contain comel;
they purely Vegetables they fail to cSre Worms
where they exist and TO improve the health all cases
lollowsys the original and only snfc and reliable Worm
Connection now before the public t.a-s
Propnetors--Jol Holloway < cowicn, 80 South
Fifth Street, Philadelphia. trn
Sold in Fremont, by DUCKIAND GRAHAM, and
c. r. McCrLLo0H. Nov.6. 1868. yls
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

the Raw. FIN. Ewing, pastor Of tho
Presbyterian church at Bloomington, ILL.,,
has recently Inherited fortune ofSlOo,OOo.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

TEcnNIcAAL WoRps.-In reading we
frequently como across words with which
we are unacquainted, and which are neces-
sary to give us full idea of the subject
TO obyiate this difficulty, wo give diini-
milton of some of the most common words
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
SpScial Notiees.

ATLANTIC MoNrnLY.-7This popular mag
asine published by Phillips, Sampson Co.. Boston, Mass,
Is gaining accbrit acquired by tt few Mon,ilesin the
Union Its articles purely American, aud noterroV-
cd from English authors itcontans i2s pages monthly,
andis furnished at owPrce ofs3 per year. We WI
for $3.50 furnish all new sut%cribeas With the AriNrc
MONTHLY aud tho FREnoNr JorRsaL one year 50 you
viii be getting our paper r gfy esht@ Hand tn the
names. N a.r june, 1903
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

We have scholarship in the "Clcvcland and Union
iev%Con6e.1Nt afulicotss optcya Insrutton Which
will sell alta bargain Students graduating at this In
stitution are smiits tac,ee iha,teouris the State.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03
NJ w S. DEPOT.
FARM FOR SALE.

fFs THE subscriber offers for sale his Farm of one
% hundred an'l fourteen acres lying on the Western
ship two aida half pIek east Of Fremont The farm Is
vel fenced and improved having good house aud barn
ont 5000 dorch7r Of yeung trees, three wells bf water
balance IN good timber Possession given on sale Title
clear Further information be had y calling on the
SUBSCRIBER on the premises. GEORGE KRlDLER.
Fremont,'oct ed 1858. 81 .pfB aF F[gs8'a 4
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QUIZ ARyTls,TIsEKs.

aaS ssi sA AS tssSo rRgp RpgS Si SfsE 81 ri
Ny Express. Ss9 20 glI TelcgrWhETp' 4ll.a' n
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

DU eiT Asepes. on Jh
/ s. ". PErriSGiIL Co 1lg Nassau st., aud ANDREW
VIVID, 133 Nassau ST. New York, authorized
Agents for that city. Advertisements and sulscrptiohs
fot aeg6c GAL rcec Il a tc aiees wheret the Joots.
n viii ai~eys,e fsunSfon nc. au 2 ~ na
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

ID EAEMBER the place to get your LAMPS, FLUIDS
Il \ and wlCkiNG, j. az cANRIELb d BR0THBRs.
kroalopt sept, "a, 1865, ftTn' m %
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The Grcnt Cnrc.

Efs- ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine tat should bc every family. See advertise
ment In another column. s2vl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-12-03

FREMONT, Judy 9, 1893. cfrf-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1858-02-05
Iron tie No n.m.,fFsb ISL

ARRIVAL OF CALHOUN, CATO, CARR, CREAM
ER, JACK HENDERSON, &C., N THEIR De
PARTURE FOR WASHINGTON WITH TIL
FRAUDULENT RETURNS.
The notorious John Calhoun, the equally
infamous Judge Cato, Carr, the quasi repre-
sentative IN Congress, Dreamer the treasur-
err elect, and two or three others, body guard:
to Calhoun, reached this city yesterday
morning, on the steamer Ogden from Wes-
ton. They are bound for Washington with
the returns of the late Kansas election in
their pockets. Some of them (who were
able) started OH east yesterday evening.
AS we are not at all in the confidence OF
these dighitaries, we are not able to get
a peep at the returns, and cannot crafty our
readers this morning WITH any of the partic.
ulars Of that beautiiu legerdemain by which
John Calhoun manufactured a pro-slavery
victory in a territory where n!ne-teuths Of
the voters are free soil.
Calhoun and Carr were heard to remark
yesterday. in general conversation, that the
pro-slavery ticket was elected by fifteen han
dred majority! Mr.. Carr said his own ma
jority would be nine hundred, and that the
PAO-ShufS1 ~ HohS OoN ANJOH N
Senate, while the House is u tie. In the
case of a confirmation of the report that Sto'
yer the Senator from Leavenworlh, was dead
the Senate will also be u lie.
Calhoun, while in this city yesterday, was
under the special tow and surveillance OF
one or two of the federal office holders. He
is described as a stout, no bearded, red-fa,
ced individual, with a considerable flavor oil
whisky about his person.
We bad almost forgotten to mention Jack
Henderson's arrival. Jack goes hand in
hand with Calhoun, except that his calibre
for whisky falls a little short. Poor Jack,
though perfectly satisfied with his c%onfne-
ment at Lawrence (Jim Lane'a men wanted
to catch hin out and hang him0 no sooner
gets off on habeas corpus than he quits the
territory and starts for Washington, congrat-
ulating himself. doubtless, on the safety OF
his neck, and anticipating great reward from
MIR. Buchanan, with whom it will be remem-
bered, he is on the most intimate and cont.
Dental terms.