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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07
AttncIlmcnt NOIice,

Bourdctt Wood, Plaintiff,
Josiah F. Eckhart, Defendant
Bsors A.J KWapp Justice of the Peace for York Torn
chip. SaRdusky County, OhiO
ON the 9th day Of November A D. 1858 said Justice
issued order of attachment In the above action ni
the ofsixty dollars interest thereon at ten per cent
from July 18TH 1853 b WOOD.
Bellevue, o., Dec 20, 1853 iowa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07

Pork, has come in like a flood this week. From 400
to 600 hogs day bought the streets the last three
days At 70, noon, Tuesday so teams loaded with hogs
were standing Office. The price has ranged
from s. to $3.50.
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Travelling Agents Wanted.
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w Agents to travel and solicit for AiBGfers
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in It's operation, and less liable get oforder sal
airy of $50 per month with all expenses will he paid
ly luiited number of Agents For conditions and in
sructions in the business address with stamp enclosrd
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Special Notices.

RE- ONO STATE AND UNIoX LAW Col
LEGE-This Institution has been removed 20 Cleveland
Olio Degrees legally conferred, and students upon
may be admitted to practice For Circulars
address nj Cleveland, NJ. 4. KING Secretary.
December O. 1857 47vl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07
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OF TIE
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and Foreign Artists.
Subscriptions will be received up Jan. 1862 On
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subscribers
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90 cents Specimen copies set to those desiring TO sub
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07
TO the Sick.
January Appointments.

NaAuoL APPOINTMENTS
DIR. TUBES win bcin attendance NJ foilowG
FREM0NT--Kcsslcr's Hotel, Tuesday, lIth Janunsy.
NoRwAIK-Amcrican Hounc, Monday, 10Th Jan
fgr C0HsHnaii0n upon all Dissases ofhe Throat Lungs
Heart, Lfrsr, Stomach, BoNeis Kidaeys and Spleen
dis0 Dr9psv Graref Rhennoisfa NeTt 0hsness Eebii-
ug DgsPspsia, fendie Distases dgHs and Fertr, TUs
i@gnrfies g No Hiooi, ErHpiions, Cancers, Wcers,
and all other rorfeics ofJag sfaRdHP complaints bOh
ErierRai aud Internal
For ten wears Dr. Tubts has devoted bis cnirc
time 10 Chronic Diseases, treating Thousands annually,
many o whom had exhausted every other within
reach. u 10 CASE ARE MINERAL or OTHER POisONs
ENrLoYEn son pors ms MAKE SICK TO NAEE WILL, or
TEAR down TO nrlLD Up AGAIN. Tho medicines can be
taken with Hfety BY the most dce. and patients may
rrmana home, aud coutnue With prudence, their ordi-
nary dict and exercise. Hundreds have recovered under
the treatment acrirsnds and physcans had given up All
hope the ndispuiHble evidence of which always he
furnished. invails however reduced or despaing are
Invited to call and may he assured that
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
RAvENvA. o.. Nov 1858.
DIR. ". Trnns-Sir: ] am glad 10 add my testimony a.
the number Of those YOU receiving. u after much
persuasion that consulted you Perhaps this may inhu
ence some other hesitaing invalid to seek rccfa your
hands During the winter Of 1855, reduced as "a
BE- unable, when strouCe To sit at the table. My acc
tion was said 10 he disease NJ the left lung heart and
stomach. The cough was very severe, attended with
shortncss otbreath night sweas and swelling of the feet
aud ankles. Digestion feeble. that could eat
little else than cracker during the winter and for two
eessve wrecks sub'sied on Vi water gum arabic water
alone Sinking turns came nearly every day. and oc
casicnally several In dav dcprving of speech
sometimes sight Also papitation distressing. Th,
heart appeared tn stop NJ imcs causing death like
sotion though the breath gnne tho circulation
arrested Thus suffering incscribahy and to all appear
ance balancing between life and DEATH fingered until
liefwas obtained under your teatmcnt was all tha
time residing In Northheld Summit county where the cir
cnnstances here given known generally am nov
enjoy ing cnmfo' tab, health and though vgorou
mauy able to perform household duties without in
convenience and have walked over two miles, with suffer
ing nothing nnre than ftigue at the time The crca
benefit derived from your treatment and the interest yoi
have manifested for shall be held In grateful
mcmbrance. Respectfully Yours.
MRS. MARY A. BATEHAM.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07

Five or six inches Of snow fell Yesterday
aud last night. Sleigh bells are out
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07

NV opinions, fully communicated YOU Mt your last
session in respect to the Just claims this State upon the
Federal Govenent as well as in respect to the proper
interest Of Ohio in the due administration Of that Govern
question of slavery remain uncha led and need
not be restated
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07
THE GREATEST
Medical Discovery Of the Age.
EVERY KIND OF EIUNrOR,

4 r. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury. has discovered In on,
4 Of our common pasture weeds remedy that cures
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07

Ifweath With steady and prompt attention to legi-
innate Insurance business and the execution Of contracts
IN good iaith have indneoments with the pubc In
leetg their underwteTWe refer them for test Of quail
y aud our claims to Their Farolag to records OF past
services rendering thsir continuance with increasing
ability and facilities in future.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-07
Losses Paid, sIo, ,4s7, ,sI2 s4.

LOSSES rQUrrAuIr Adjusted AND PROMPTLY rAlo.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
Local Affairs.

MURDER IN CARVER CoUNTY.-We learn
that most brutal murder occurred in Car
yer county one day last week. Itappearsa
German, whose name we could not learn,
was living alone on his claim near Young
America, in that county. His neighbors
were surprised in observing that no smoke
issued from his cabin for day or two,
when a nephew of the unfortunate man
visited it, and found his uncle dead in his
chair. Upon examination it was discovered
that he was shot through the heart. At
the time Of the occurrence, it appeared that
he was engaged in Smelling corn, and that
some midday or midnight assassin, stole up
to the window of the cabin, and shot his
unsuspecting victim. Considerable excite
ment prevails in regard to the outrage, and
measures are being taken by the good
citizens of Carver to ferret out the perpe
traitors of this most dastardly murder.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
the speaker should take the monitory

the speaker should take the naonitory
aspects of the subject. Hence the address
was largely of the evils which come from
unconscious imitation. And here was the
point of the address. This the view so
needed by the youth OF cities and it
precisely suited his purpose, and fulfilled the
first application of his subject, to point out
the helps, and remedies for this instructive
conformity to evil around US. 1t, of course,
was necessary to abjure all associations with
it, and thus to break the spells by which
the tempter lures the victim. And here
the stress was justly laid, where sober law
lays it, where all monitory counsel i'm
presses it.
1t was not the purpose of the address to
exhaust the whole subject, or to make all
the applications which suggested themselves.
A hypercritical eye may have detected
asceticism-the small seeds of it. But the
same eye, if it should carefully study the
Proverbs of Solomon, or the Psalms, would
discover they are ascslic in their tendency.
And the Rev. Dr. Bushnell ventured, indeed
to recommend to young men, the ascetieism,
of a private chamber of thought, and
occasional seclusion from base and hurtful
associations. And though be did not say
it in so many words, he may be charged
with recommending a closet Of prayer, as
safe for young men. The mass Of the
hearers of the address would rejoice in an
ascet,cism, which would fill the city with
occasional hermits. That it could be said
of scores of young men, that they were
alone in their private rooms,-and if the
tendency of such addresses is to drive young
men to the austerities and abstinences, and
seclusion of monks, the Y. M. G. A. would
do a good service by pressing Rev. DR.
Bushnell to preach in st. Paul again very
soon.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

MONDAY EVENING. December II, 1853.
We have to notice degree of inactivity in
trade amounting almost to complete stagna-
ton. This is condition of affairs which cam
not be of long duration, as the country is but
poorly supplied with goods, and though coun
try dealers and consumers may defer maxim.
purchases just at present, their wants, sooner
or later, must be supplied, as soon as our
rivers and roads are in condition suited to
the mode of travelling, comm on to the season
in this latitude a marked improvement in bus
mess may reasonably be expected. Receipts
of produce are liberal and prices firm. Our
quotations for flour are for sales from store, of
regular and favorite brands. Sales of flour are
made from wagons on the street at figures
somewhat below those given in our quotations.
As the season has arrived in which the sale
of Furs attracts considerable attention. we give
the current market rates of the different vare-
ties in our quotations. We derive our informa-
ton in regard to the price of Furs from respec-
table dealers, and consider it entirely reliable.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

The LAST FIRST AND THE FIRST LAST
The most striking example of the ups and
downs in the world" is found in the position
assigned the "Senior of the " leading
organ in the new firm organized for con-
Quoting the "Minnesotian and Times" We
sympathize with the Doctor in the humilia-
ton to which he has been subjected in being
the tail of hybrid with such head-we
suppose, however, as in other examples in
natural history, that the sting will be in the
tail. But, o! how "vaulting ambition "
did "oerleap itself "-once candidate for
the United States Senate-now little limo
thy's feeble echo.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

PITTsBURG, Dec. 0.-To-day the District
Court on application of the domestic credi-
tors appointed Sequestator for the Pitts
burg, Fit. Wayne and Chichago r. r. This
action was induced by an appointment of the
Receiver in Ohio, by the U. S. District
Court, upon the application of certain Bond
holders.
CLEVELAND, Sd. D. Edgerton, of
Pittsburgh to-day was appointed Receiver
for the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chica-
90 railroad.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

Spain was chartering steamers and cor
tracing for stores in England, to prosecute
the war against Morocco.
Nothing decisive had yet occurred in
Morocco.
Austria grants full amnesty to all CON-
promised in Italian affairs.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16
Review of the St. Paul Markets,

Prepared expressly this Paper, andcorrected daily By
Beaumont and Gordon, Grocers and Commission Her
chants, Third street.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-12-16

GLASS
l0xl6 to l2xl6 % 00@S4 co
l2xlS to l2x20 =. 4 000S5 10
Per ton, about. .SS@l0 90
IRON
Flat Bar-Fenusylvania
all sizes under Az VI
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
Knnsns Affairs.

After long quiet, war again RACES in Kansas.
Hamilton has marched into Kansas with band
Of Missourians for the purpose OF stealing prop
srty and numbering Free State mon. Montgom-
cry has reorganized his band. and pursued Ham
ilton into Missouri. Failing to get the object Of
his pursuit, he rctNliated upon the Missouri out.
laws by taking such movsable property as came
within his reach, and also liberated quite mum
her Of slaves Tho Governor Of Missouri has ta-
ken active measures TO raise AL armed force to
protect the State against future invasion, and
Gov. Mcdary has put all his soldiers in the field
and called on tho Administration for one thou-
sand more men. Buchanan has ordered the arrest
shd execution Of Montgomery and his followers.
II looks a. much like war in Kansas now as it ey
or has. This Popular Sovereignty democratic Ad-
ministration experiences much difficulty in It's cr
forts 10 teach tue Free State men OF Kansas that
they have no rights which the Missouri ruiIisns
are bound to respect
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

The accounts from Kansas indicate that, in
spite of oil the boasts of the Administration
presses over the pacification of that Territory,
civil war is 10 be renewed there in all its hor,
rors. IL is stated that Hamilton. the leader of
the band Of rufIisns who committed the horrible
murder at Chotcaus Trading Post last May, has
again taken the field, snd is committing new
outrsSes. The defense OF inhabitants against
this invasion from Missouri having been wholly
neglected by tho Federal authositieo, he's boon
taken in hand by the very Captain Montgomery
whom, occordng to recent accounts from
Washington, the Government are determined to
arrest and try os murderer and robber. As the
Federal authorities seem to be powerless to pre-
serve the pearo of the Territory, perhaps they
could not do better than to allow Hamilton and
Montgomery to fight it out Hitherto, at the
moment when Montgomery has been on the
point OF victory, the Government has interfered
just in tune to save Hamilton from the fate he
deserved So far from defending the people OF
Kansas against force and violence. the only
thing yet done has been to prevent them from
defending and righling themselves. Ii is, how
ever stated that in the present instance, some en-
ergy is to be shown. Gov Medary has ordered
| four companies OF dragons TO the scene OF war.
| fare, aud has called out the militia in Linn and
| Bourbon counties, and has sent for arms and
ammunition. 1t may be thnt the Federal Gov
ernment will end its connection with Kanss.
in an honorable manner but--the proof of the
pudding is in the ealing.-N. Y. Tribune.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
The ruurdever and Suicide.

A murderer BY tie name oi SeibDld lately es
capped. with other prisoners, from the Columbus
Tail. On Saturday last---sdys the Columbus
Journal Of 3d--Seibold was heard from as luTk-
ing around brick yard, near Columbus, and the
officers started Tor him. Seibold made for the
woods, aud when the officers were near him.
turned, ond holdngo pistol in each hand, swore
he would shoot the first man who approached.
Sebod sgoin started TO run the officers fol-
lowing shouting whenever an opportunity offer
ed, till the party reached the track of the Cen.
trsl Ohio Rsilrosd, when another halt was
made, and the officers called upon him TO lay
down his arms. This he would not do, saying
he never would be taken alive. Hereupon the
party were reinforced by boy with gun, and
White took good aim and fred away, but the
charge ratified from Seibolds coat like sand
being nothing but fine shot. Again the chase
began, and the doomed man Was pressed 10 the
Railroad bridge crossing Kim creek. which no
crossed aud halted upon The east end saying he
would run no further, and offered the officers tho
amount OF the reward II they would let him 60
NO." said they, I'VE will have you At
this moment a man arrived with rife. which
White took, aud drawing bend called out for
the lust time, "Seibold, will you surrender T'---
The answer was the report Of pistol held in
the murdcrer's own had, with the inuzzle in his
own mouth the hands were thrown sloft and
tho suicide murderer rolled suddenly down the
bank, a corpse.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

DEMocpATs REPl ulArINd PoruLNR Soy
NuoNrY.-Our locoloco friends are great on ma
king loud professions, snl equally noted for
their ability to back down whenever their faith
is tested. Recently nothing could be got out
Of them but Popular Sovereignty, 1t seem
ed 10 constitute their entire stock in trade
aud those who knew as little OF the principles
involved as goose knows o. latin, never failed
when asked any question, to bolch out ropn-
lar Sovereignty Cungtoss is now in session.
and the Republicans have drawn up purely
Popular Sovereignty bill, which authorizes the
people Of the territories to elect all of their Off
cars from Governor down. We shall be disap-
pointed if Congress passes it, Already the 10
cofocos begin to combat the doctrine. Here is
what the Washington correspondent Of the New
York Post says on this subject
"Mr Buchanan is ont again in the Union this
morning, against the proposition of Messrs.
Letter, Kellogg and Morris, that the people Of
the territories have the power 10 elect their own
Governors, Jldgss aud otnccrs. lie says, II
Congress should confer such power that all our
territories will become UtahS, and all their Gov
ernoTs will be Brigham loungs he thinks IT
would cheaper the high prrrogat'veS ot States
to giye the people of the Territories such power
as shall shield them in future against tie Exec
uiive tyranny which has been exercised upon
Kansas II this Is done, he asks have we not
in fact created a new state aud placed itupon
jSll footing of equality with the other States o!
tho UnlOn z
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
eB-The DtfdSct DemSerdt says.

1.-THE names of several prominent Democr ra IS
srs already mentioned in connection with tho
nomination for Governor the coming campaign
--PAvRg THURMAN, MATHEWS, and others
Up this way we arc somewhat indifferent as to
the msn-so that his seIec ction shall be generally
satisfactory to the party, and ho generally cor
rect in his record, views and aims, For our
selves, we could desire that he should be one of
those who have stood steadily and consistently
IN support Of Mr.. BucuANAN, or at least had
kept nIoof from the petty Vaccinations of the
anti Administration Democrats during the last
Winter aud Spring"
What does the Ptrrysburg Democrat say to
that7
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
Loolk Out for HIM

Our agent Col. Bradford, is now out on the
McCutchenvillc mail route, for the purpose OF
closing up tho JoSrnal accounts. We hope all
who can do so will be prepared to pay the small
amount due. Especially do we expect prompt
ness on the part Of those who are owing
for vols 4 and >. Our necessities require the col
lection Of considerable amount, aud we hope
not 10 be disappointed. Mr.. Bradford expects to
visit svory township in the county ms soon as
possible Look out for his coming aud don, turn
him away empty.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

This history Of "HoOFLAND'S GERMAN BIT
TIERS" tho most remarkable Medicine OF the day and
the many cures that have bean porfornsd with Il in
cascs Of LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, NER-
NOUS DEBILITY. and diseases araing from . dis.
ordered liver or stomach places Il among the most
nstonshin. discoveries that has taken place in the
medical world. The dhsaseS TO which these Dittsrs
applicable rrs 40 universal that thsrc are hut few
" friends who may not test their vs1ues in their
families or crcle OF cquainsAuces and provo 10
their tEttfAction that thsrei- at least
dy among ths many advertised medicincS, deserving
the public communication, 1t 10 n fact that. in the
minds Of many persons, a prejudice oIists against
vhatsrc called Patent Eedioinss, hut why should
this prevent you resorns 10 article that has such
OF testimony 20 support AZ HoohandS Ger.
man BttarS1 Physicians prescribe il, Why should
you discard II Judges usaAlly considered mon Of
talent have aud do use /, in their own families
why should you rel 80, it, Clergymeu and those the
most eminent take II; why shonld not YOU Let not
YOUR pre sdioe usuvP your reason to the everlasting
injury Of your health; IL Nsu are sick and require a
medicine try thcsc Bitters.
Thrss Ril.crs ara prepared srd sold hy Pr, q. ".
JSckSon, Ne, AIS Arch Street fhisdephia Pc, and
hy druggists aud storekeepcr in every tswa Snd vii.
lSs in the United States CanadsS, West ladies, nd
South America, as IS ospn per bottle. Bee that the
signature Of G. N, jscSssn is ca the rarper Of each
bottle, sSwl.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
100000

The seven Northwestern States poll hundred
thousand more votes than the fifteen slave States
They cast nearly one-third Of all the votes Of
the Union! After the census of 1860 the North.
west will be the governing power Of the Confed-
oracy. They already cast nearly three times as
many popular votes as the New England States,
- Toledo BLADE.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13

II isR common observation that there are ore
sufferers from debility, smonR Americans, than oAn be
found sm0ng any other civilized nation. Tho reason
10 obvious We take too little exercise aud forget the
wants Of The body in the absorbing pursuits OF bust
nest, In all such ordinary medic ines do but
little good. What required is just such tonic and
invgorator as Dr. lostster has given 20 the world,
In his CELEBRATkp "BITTERSn The weak and
nervous dsnson Of tho counting the exhausted
tolcr upon the shsp board and the prostraed student
or tho midnight lamp. hAvo found wonderful rsgeus.
rStcr in the" BlrrERs" and prefer it to prston
tious, but less eicScious medicines. But IL should
not DO forgotten that the agent which is so magical
in its influence upon frame which 10 msrey debit-
htsd ia equally powerful in sssstin nature 90 sHpel
the most terrible forms OF disease. Who will net
give il trial7
sold by drHggists and dealers everywhere.
A5-See advertisement in snsther eouiumn,
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-01-13
The WesSnHc.

The message Of Governor Chase occupies much
Of our space to-day. II is confined exclusive ly
70 questions of State policy, and they ore ably,
thoroughly, and concisely discussed. All-in-
ell, it is the bes, message that we have ever read;
even democratic editors praise il. OF course it
will be carefully read and preserved.