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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-10
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TIE WANT OF Centuries SUPPLIED.

The WANT OF CENTURIES SUPPLIED
For centuries the vegetable and mineral kingdoms were
searched In vain for a remedy that would sxpel acute
disease without exhausing the strength Of the patient
by violent purgaton last It would seem, the MANTLE
hour and the medicine have burst upon the world. Dr.
Robsck's inostimabe SCANDINAVIAN BLooD Pills, are
achieving the supposed impossibty They strengthen
the systcm and forty the constitution while they ami
hlae not only tho symptoms Of disease, but its seeds in
the blood In this important work. the BLoop PURIFIER
s also said to be powerful auxiliary See advertise
pisnt. 32s4
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At Granville Licking Co, o.. Thursday evening, od
Inst, Of congestion Of The lungs, ASA GURNEY father Of
lRASK n. GuRNEY of this place. aged "a years.
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and eSpedl.
ousy done and reasonable terms. II you desire any
such work call at the Journal OfrIcE.
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Fremont SOurnal.
Local ane Miscellaneous Wattefs.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgage
Qu Claims and all kinds Of Justices, and various Other
Blanks for sale At all times At The Journal OFrIcR.
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We have scholarship in the "Cleveand and Onion
Law College for aull course OF Legal Instruction. which
win sell alta bargain. Students graduating at this In
s,uon admitted practice in all OF the State.
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Attachment.

ALEXANDER w. STEM and
Edward y. Tenchnrd
Partners by the firm name Of
A. NJ Stem & Co., Plaintiffs;
Gilbert G. TdrpI'on and
Francis n. Wilcox
Partners by the firm of
Edgerton < Wilcox, Defendants.
TIVE said Francis H. Wilcox Of the State ot New York,
will take notice that tho above named plaintiffs
the twenty dav nj Julv. A. D. eighteen hundred
and y-eigh filed their petition in the Court of Com.
mon Pleas Of the County Of sandusly, State of Ohio.
against the above named defendants setting forth that
the said defendants indebted to the said plaintiffs for
goods and nerchan ize, in the Of THREE hun
dred and siStythree dollars and eigycirh cents and
interest hundred and sixty five dollars twenty
cents thereof from August nineteenth eighteen hundred
and ffiy-eght and interest hundred and ninety
eight dollars sixtyeig cents from September fifth eirh-
teen hundred and ftveig: and PRAYING Judgment for
said amount and interest. Also that order of Attach
ment has hccn allowed and issued and served In said
cause, against the property of said defendants
And the said Wilcox is further notified that lie requr-
cd 10 appear and said petition before the
thrteth dav of October eighteen hundred and fftyeieht
or Judgment will e entered according TO the prayer of said
petition, against tho said defendants.
Al STEM L CO..
Bv BrcKLANp ( EVERETT their Attorneys.
August "a, 1858. 3lv7 $7,45
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Special Notices.
AT1Arrro MoSrnLr.--This popular mag.

ArLANTIc MoNTBLY.--This popular mag
.rue published by Phillips Sampson Co.. Boston, Mass
Is gaining celebrity acquired by but few Monhiesn the
Union. Its articles purely American, and not borrow
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NoSrHLY and the FREMONT JouRSAL one year. so yon
will be getting paper for Nty centI Hand IN the
names. June, 1858.
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AT- ONO STATE AND UN1oN LAW COL
ireE-Thls 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. hlNOi secretary
pccctnber O. 1887. 47y1
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Car Time-Leaving Fremont.

EAST. GOING WEST.
Fast EXP Mail. b.0i AN Chicago Express. 1903 An
Buffalo Express. ll23 AN West Exp. Mail. 7l4 pm
n. Y. Express. 6.37 Pm Telegraph Exp q2G ~
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Notice.

A GUSDoRF, wishes to notify his Gus
"A. toners and friends tha, bis
Store ,ciH be closed from all business.
on THURSDAY and FRIDAY, Sept OH and I 9th; Also,
on SATURDAY the 18Th day Of September, these days
being annual Jewish HOLY DAYS.
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Eg ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
msiicinc that should be In every family See advertise
ment In another column. 32yl
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Passengers from Way Stations on Southern Division
East ofCde, viii take Chicago Express TO Clyde where
they will connect with Extra Toledo and go directly
10 Sandusky without change of cars.
Returning, same passengers will take 545 p. W. Train
from SRndusky connecting AZ Clyde with MY Eprcss which
will on days of Fair make all the stops Fast Of Clyde.
Train will leave CLYDE. Rt Las NJ for Sandusky a6-
ter drrtudl of Traih, leariAg Toledo al 1000 4. NJ
Train will leave SRndusky at 100 Z. NJ connecting
With Express, reaching Toledo at 1895 N.
Tickets for Sule at all stations 10 and
from SnDdusky, mt HALF FARE.
If Fares paid IN Cars Except Stations where
tickets are sold,) full price will be charged.
32w2 E. PHILLIPS, supt.
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l2 81 " ziljllss: s.I..;sss ;ssss:g . I i .stsi
All Railroad Line for Detroit.
Cleveland and Toledo Railroad

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.--On On and after Monday, June
IS, 1858, trains will run Ns follows;
SOUTHERN DIVISION, via Norwalk.-G0iHg Vest, Daily
Except Sunday.
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Attachment.

Court Of Common Pleas SandVsky Comfy, State Of
Edward lambert William II. Major.
William A. Banist~r and Thomas W. Gibson
Partners by the Arm name of
Edward Lambert Co., Plaintiffs
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INKS, Of every kind that are worth using,
Il eanhe found AT MccuLLocHsN
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generally
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
A Card from Col. rorney.

The Washington Union and the New
York Herald are particularly savage under
the whitening expose Col. Forncy made Of
the dupleity of President Buchanan in his
Tarrytown speech. Their course has drawn
out card from Col f. He says that
when he made that speech he expected TO
be abundantly traduced and misreproscnted
by these papers, and has not been disap-
pointed He adds:
An Administration which l assisted, not
inconsiderably, to elevate to the power
which it has basely abused, has not hesitat-
ed to make an honest difference of opinion
the pretext for a prescription extending to
my business and to my most intimate rela-
tions; and l am not surprised at the spirit
which my remarks at Tarrytown have Gre
ated in that quarter. This is to state that
shall calmly await the accumulation of all
the accusations of the Administration and
its agents, when, in my own way, and in my
own good time, will prove all that / have
written and spoken rs to the gross betrayal
Of great principle and solemn pledge, and
still further establish the justice and the
strength of the position of THE PREss and
of myself
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
THE TRAITOR HALL.

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
REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS.
When this is answered, or an answer re-
fused, then this other question:
WHY DO YOU NOW PLEDGE YOURSELF To
VOTE CONTRARY FROM THAT, AND CONTRARY
TO THE PRINCIPLES AND PLATFORM oE YOUR
PARTY, TO ADMIT KANSAS NEXT WINTER WITH
OUT REGARD TO her ERPoPULATIoN.
Hall is the servant Of the people, make
him answer, and let his answer come 10 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 a rep
utattion for truth and veracity, and good Sc
curity that ho will do as he agrees, other
wise the Republican, or any other party ex.
cept his own, will survive all his attacks.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

'OncO by Pierce-they had mono of them
projected slavery so well as Mr. Buchanan.
His policy seems to have met tho views Of
the fire-eaters Of South Carolina as just
the thing. The democratic party" under
his lead was the very organization which
could be relied upon to carry out Southern
principles and in the greatest degree pro.
mote the interests Of Shareholders.
Wo call upon the voters of Ohio to noto
well whit we have said and to weigh the
testimony we have given, aud then il they
can support party which advocates such
principles as we have described, and as we
have proved that thcy do advocate, all we
say is--so be it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
me Th!se ,EoIn.. in Dougla., oresa---

Tho Three Points In Douglas, Greed---
Liar, Aboiitionist, Amaigamatlonist.
Judge Palmer, of Illinois, in an oif.hsnd
speech, made in Macoupin county, curriod
down short horse Douglas thus:
Fellow-cIizcns, (said Mr.. Palmor) you
have listened with unusual attention to the
convincing argument Of your old friend Mr..
Lincoln. You havo seen tho line drawn
between the nigger driving dogmas Of tho
Sham Democracy and the conservative prin-
ciples Of the Wing and Republican parties
Of Illinois. You cannot but admit that the
philosophy and the law which carry niggers
into Nebraska and drive white mon out, are
equally potent to bring them into Macoupin
County and crowd tho free laborer away
from bis own home here. Now what is
Douglas reply, when VIC hold up the dan
gers and donounce tho agitators Of this pro-
slavery stormi "You are an AJolitionist."
What, when we tell him that up to Jannary,
1854, tho country was at peace, and that
the strife and dscord Of the past four years,
including the very Lccompton Constitution
that has split bis own party, were precipita-
Jeu Dy his rcpehl vi luo miSSouTl OObprO-
misei "You are an AboitioRist." What,
when VIC remind him that that Compromise
was "a sacred thing, akin to the Constitu-
ton, and that no ruthless hand would ever
be found to disturb itp "You are an A5o-
Htionist." What, when We say the first
bloodshcd in our political his history, sane
toned by law and encouraged by the Army
of the United States, proceeded from his
fatal Nebraska bill "You are an A6oli-
GoniSt." What, when we urge that the
Dred Scott decision drags niggers into all
the Territories in spite of the protesting peo-
pie of those territoriesG "You are an dbo-
htion 1molgamationist" What, when we
show that nineteen-twenticths Of all the
of races proceeds from the
slave system which he seeks to lug into
Kansas and Nebraskal "You are d--d
Black Republican Amdlgamationist"-
What, when we tell him that popular
sovereignty is ground to powder under the
heel Of tho Supreme Court in the Dred
Scott decisions "1JoHtionist, ABOLITION
1sr, ABOLITIONIST." And that is all.
The campaign on the Douglas side is now
reduced to three words:--Liar, Abolitionist,
Amalgamationist.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17

Fitch, Mr.. Buchanan's District Attorney
for Illinois made a speech at Springfield, on
Tuesday He was very severe upon Doug
las. In the course of his speech speaking
of Kansas and the English Bill, he said;
Tho provision of that bill will prohibit her
admission until she obtain the ratio of rep
resentation heretofore required in svery
other State. Tile present administration,
and The entire Democratic party of the
States, stand pledged to maintain those pro
visions. There will then arise another con-
flict between the Democracy and tho Abo-
lition hordes, similar to the one waged last
winter. Whore will Senator Douglas then
standi With or against the bill! Not
having heard an expression of opinion from
that eminent gentleman within tho past
twcnty-four hours, cannot say certainly.
But supposing that no will have consistency
enough to then oppose what he now de-
nounccs; his Freeport speech distinctly an
nounces that he will then be found with
Seward and Hale in their warfare upon the
Administration and the party.
There is not National Democrat in the
Union in view of this result who can advo-
cate the reelection Of this tumultuous and
discordant Senator.
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nepubl,cnu county Conven,,op.


On Saturday last tho Republicans Of
Sandushy county met ut tho Court House
in Fremont, at Ia o'clock and proceeded
to organize by electing WM. L. LAY, Of
Green Creek, Chairman, and l. NJ. KELLER,
Secretary.
On motion a committee on credentials
consisting Of T. Clapp, @. NJ. Tillotsou and
N. CraudOll wero appointed.
On motion, C. G. Sanford, C. w. Page
and Chas Shuts we're appointed COM
mittse on apportionmont.
On motion, adjourned till l o'clock
AFTERNOON SEssIoN.-The committee
on credentials reported that all tho Repub-
licans Of the several townships present, be
considered delegates, aud that they bo au-
thorizcd TO cast the number of votes that
their township was entitled to. Carried.
The committee on apportionnent report
ed the following ss the basis of representa-
ton. That there be one vote for every fif.
teen votes, and one vote for every fraction
over six votes cast for Gov. Chase last fall /;
which vonld orivo
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HOW WOULD HALL vOTE'

Hall voted for the English swindle, which
is infinitely worse than the naked Lecomp-
ton bill, and ho now pretends that he will
vote for the admission Of Kansas with hor
present number of inhabitants, il she pre-:
sents constitution ratified by the people.
But il is plain to see that he will not do 80,
for he has given his adherence to the fol-
lowing resolution Of the Democratic Conven-
ton, at Columbus, adopted on the goth of
July, which reads thus
ResolVed, That in the future we arc op-
posed TO the admission of q now State into
the Union until the population thereof shall
equal the ratio for a Representative in
Congress-
The ratio alluded to in this resolution is
93,340 inhabitants now, and viii, be l20,-
600 in 1850. Now when Hall tells tho
people that he will do contrary to that res
olution, be is simply stating that which he
does not intond to do. He will vote with
his party on every question; and they intend
to enforce this resolution so far as Kansas is
concerned.
Hall went to Washington pledged to in
troduce bill for the repeal of the $4,000
Congressman salary. Hon. did he keep
that pledge3 He will deceive the people
in tho Kansas matter in tho same way if he
has an opportunity. Voters of tho ninth
district, put your feet upon his neck and
give him no farther chance to cheat and de-
fraud you.
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which report was adopted.
The names of candidates wero then an.
nounced to the convention, rs follows:
CoMMIssIoNER.--W f. Lay, of Green
Creek; I. j. Carlton, of York; and Jesse
Emerson Of Bnllvillc.
lSFIRMARY DIREcToR.- Rearick,
Of Sandusky, and Seneca Hit, of York, for
long term. Jesse Emerson and D. M.
Chambcrlin, of Ballville, for short term.
REooRDER.-R. B. Hinoline, J. B. King
and David Younkman, of Sandusky.
SURvEYoR.-J. w. Hiett, of Ballville,
and j. Evans, of Sandusky.
The convention then proceeded to vote,
which resulted as follows:
For Commissioncr-WILLrAM L. LAY.
Infrmary Direc., L. T.-WILLrAM REAR1cK
S.T.-JEssE EMERSON.
Recorder-R. B. HINELINE.
Surveyor-JoHN w. HIETr.
These nominations were all made unani-
nous.
On motion, the chairman appointed the
following persons the central committee
for the ensuing year. l. M. Keeler, Thoo
Clapp, II. r. Adams, G. G. Eaton and D.
l.. June.
The business of the convention having
been concluded, the chairman appointed
committee to wait upon JOHN CAREY,
candidate for Congress, and introduce him
to the convention. He was accompanied
by Hon G. w. LEI1u, of Wyandot county,
who first addressed the people. Judge
CAREY then spoke about thrcc-fourtlIs of
an hour and presented the true issue be-
tween tho parties in such a manner as to
win the respect and good opinion of all
democrats as we'll as republicans. He did
not seek to build up the cause which repub-
licans advocate, by tradueing the democrats
or his opponent, Judge Hall. But he gave
plain statement of facts, and then advised
thom as freemcn, as men, whose right it
was TO hold their representatives responsible,
to vote for men who expressed this feeling
of responsibility.
Judge CAREY will address the people Of
this county next week, at times and places
as announced in another column of our pa
He is the peoples man, and we have not a
doubt but he will be elected.
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Carey Opposed to Hsigh Tnxe..

Judge Carey, the peoples candidate for
Congress, is opposed to high taxes, which
oppress the farmer and mechanic. He is
a farmer and henco he knows how to sym
psthise with them. When the Pittsburgh
u Fit. Wayne r. R. was projected no op-
posed tho townships, in his county, taking
stock, for the simple reason that it would
increase their taxes, which were already too
heavy; and many a tax-riden farmer has
since thanked him for his wise COUNSEL
He has earned his money by his own labor,
and hence he knows its value. 1t would
indeed be an honor to have such a represen-
tative in the councils of the nation,-- 7y6in
Tribune.
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QUESTIONS FOR HALL ro ANswEr

If 10000 inhabitants are enough for n
Slave State, why should they not be enough
for Free State?
What "ncw light" did you receive, when
you deserted Douglas and his friends
and went over TO tho Administration, when
your friends were urging you to stand firm
How much of the 100000 corruption
fund was used in buying your vote for Lc-
comton?
Had you not pledged yourself to stand
by the Crittenden- Montgomery Bill to the
last
How can you reconcile your vote on the
English swindlo, with your pledges before
and after the clectionl
How much sleep did you loose at Wssh-
ington, in trying to have the $4,000 salary
law repealed?
You voted for the English brbe to make
Kansas Slave State. Now, why do Won
oppose her admission rs a Free State on
! the same conditions?
Are you not afraid Of the responsibility
of your vote, and the issue you yourself have
creatcdl If not why this dodging and
squiriniug9
Why did you interfere against Dr. M
Collum, in the Tifin Post Office AFFAIR."
1f6n Tribune.
To which we would add, Why did you
interfere to have Frank Bell, route agent on
the c. & I. Railroad, and j. B Bush, post
master at Clyde, removed; and also take
steps TO have Chas. Powers, postmaster at
Woodvilc, removed?
The editor Of the Sandusky County
Democrat has consented to put Halls name
in his paper, yet we know ho is not very
anxious for his reelection, and believes that
Halls defeat will be better for his party,
than to have him elected.
John Carey will never deceive the people
of this district. They are determined to
elect him, and leave the traitor Hall, at
home.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-09-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

HON. JOHN CAREY, Republican can
didate for Congress in this district, will nd
dress his fellow citizens at the following
places:
Fostoria, goth inst, afternoon;
Bettsyille, goth inst, evening;
Fremont, 2lst, in the evening;
Rollcrsville, 22d, afternoon;
Hcssville, 23d, evening;
Elmore, oath, afternoon;
Clyde, 25th, afternoon.
We hope our friends at the different
places will see to it and have place pre-
pared for the meeting, and sec that general
notice is given. Let the farmers and work
ing mon turn out and have talk with one
Of thcir own kind of men.
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THE CONSTITUTION OF KANsAs.-Judge
Conway, one Of the leading Free State
men Of Kansas, has written an elaborate
letter which is published in the Lawrence
Republican, to show that there is no need
of another constitutional convention. The
Leavenworth Free Constitution was sub
mitted to the people and adopted, and now
by the terms of the act of the Legislature,
it will be sent TO Congress next session, and
the question Of admission thus presented.
Probably this view of the case will be adop-
ted in the Territory. The Congressional
struggle of next winter will therefore turn
upon the Leavenworth Constitution.