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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

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6nlIv In every part Of the world end the acoverer aud
ropretor fearlGssly procaims it to be
uNEOU l. Il ID
rcgeHCrdtOr and fet0rer ot wasted on lnel unctons
HuCmugs' Life ENhi9raut suuull ue ueu " al heIN,
rs persons as ~ sthiul',9 ", -
oS, % ana WI NOT piouu0e '' ''''''i Nv"
it Ve Grand Tonic and will give relief in Dyspep-
novate the stomach to degree Of perfect health, aud
onish Dvsreuga forever
me a9ed should be certain make Huchi g's Lifo Er
arsnt household g"a % @ IT. "i an 5PnII KEN s a
ltl N H tLeir 1isfinp ioy II moi ony
W ,Ne M ~ ,'a ,s rsuliv an in nt,bg
Du Ri thtss gfo We bspn reiucpd A., n
f vitv NV abuse misfortune or ordinary
icITes Nrmattsr what the cause of the mpotency of
9y human orga9 this superb L'afa"' wi" remove the
5l5ct ~ % uo I ~ ~ rt stoull he ,eod nv an my
Nv. diS,IdeTsi nerves stomach liver muscular
W ~ aroiee5 te nave IN sn,Ies and contains
pot oTa0gs a Grain or atom OF niaerai substance
Females afflicted with houenuess will discover in
Hutchlng' kNhlaluhl INC IealiAa' u 'hel I"PeS VI '
teTmty Mo and ooor,ocbable nrppprat tion is for
rms heni1i ~ T u ~ tIITSti5N S ~ M i'd Cham
Dy me f[2peSo % II NV ~ hU a. oIdcI i6d be % adde's
ed TO htm Sent by express eyGryWhere o9e large 9oIe
81; sh nl-ILHS IgI p ell Nv w VI l,Ier- -e
T-{Y7 HutchuUs' ldie lGXhllaraut ls a reluVe
80 r r,n,roo c5n ,le and u,uunble exceUeuce For
ii nsS,n,,s troses no mnttet how produced IL
S5nsiderei an inniibe pecifc it's also a afc
ions ceulerng liver stomach brain ~ mission
g st9 STOW stfeS H. NiaHty anu p"Sslo'' "oi'S' S
0y VIM E,ske CeNelanl..
HUTruINas' LIFE EXUlIARANT One dose
- ~ ~ 5Ii'o'r.aai,la and disIrsssius ELECTS uf
Wind r ~ tniepce md the moInent te stomach cceiyes
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

NOTICE Persons having made any change in
their business, place of business, firm, name, resi-
dence or boarding place, since the first of last
March or been missed in the canvassng will please
call at our office immediately, so as to make the
necessary corrections in the City Directory about
to be issued
j. II, WlLLISTON a co.
No. 20 Atwater Building.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
Fare Reduced via Pi.,.burgh and Philndel

Time as quick as any other route. ... ....
Tickets for sale at the Union Office, in the We'd.
dell House, also at the depot at the Cleveland and
Pittsburgh Railroad Office.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13


THE REsoUE TRiAL.--The long agony Is over
for the present. After six weeks Of almost ubiu,ef
rup,ed examination aud arguing, two Of the "rcs-
cuers" are tried convicted and sentenced full
report ofyesierdays procec cdings viii be found on
another page. The remarks Of tho defendant,
Charles Langston were noticeable for their force,
clearness, oarnestness rhetoric. logic aud truth
No speech has been made in tte long course Of
these trials that so appealed In ITSELF to the hearts
Of the hearers as his. There was power and sol
emnity to il which could not but be felt by all,
whether friends or enemies to She coored race
He, at loAst was a NAN
On Judge Andrews Union saving speech We
make no comments here. Let the people read il
and judge.
Tn, Court meets tomorrow for general mo-
tions and adjourns to July.
ERIE SUNDAY AvENUE.-In your report Of the
Council proceedings yesterday you say Of "Pet
tions." "Of residents upon Eric street asking that
the street be sprnked every Saturday afternoon
during the warm weather at the expense Of the
city. Referred to Committee On Streets"
Some Of the persons who signed that petition do
not live on Erie street There are directly on Erie
street eight churches and nine churches on side
streets but a few rods from Erie seventeen
churches in all. The population passing sew
eral times Of Sunday on this principal avenue on
that day is many thousands. A very large num-
Der of persons besides visit every Sunday the Gem
tery.on Erie street. that great congregation Of the
dead Of 10000, to visit the graves of departed
friends, The large number Of carriages aud vChi.
cles passing that street on Sunday makes a con.
,tant cloud of dust. Is II asking too much that
every Saturday afternoon aud evening Erie street
should be sprinkled from Ohio TO Lake or Superior
streets at the public expense of only three or four
dollars a week aud thus have very pleasant, ex-
hiIerating atmosphere,
CITIZEN
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTIspnTENTs

W. @. Yatos-United states Express Compuny.
TuJ lor, Giiswold, & Co -Umb elias.
a. s Gardner-Freuc China
Fare R'ducod-Buslness Notice
J. + Kee'or business Notice.
Dr. Tubbs May aud June APP iutmeats
Geo. Woo D. Cleveland Theatre.
Rottberg Hausmann-Yaukee Motions
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
A Good Tree is Known 10y its Fruits
so is A ...r.
Good Physician by his Successful Work.
TO the Consumptve aud all those who are suffer-
ing with disease of the Throat Lungs,
Heart, Liver, and Stomach.
Oud announce tu the peopo 0l Cleveland and vicinity
that he hns uik en an
once No. II3 Ontario streer.

Na"NN we 10 ~ nAANNAs
All who are suffering nom tho No Ipnled diseases OF
uthGi complicated UUuplaiut Ut years ttuuulug,
urmed that thuy can consult the Doctor 10 FREE OF
CHARGE.
u hoped tuut win despair OF cure, uutil they
have given the Indian Herb Doctors Modriuu iur and
ulthtul trul
Ed During The Doctors trayolgin Europe West Indies
East iudes sOuh Amofcn, aud tho Uutud States, he has
bHOu the Instrument in Gods hand To restore tn health and
ygor Thousands who yon up and pronounced lncQr
able by the most eminent Old School physcanh, may,
more thousands who were uu The verge of the gave htt
n1w LIVING MONUMENTS tu the indian Herb nuotoTs
SIKH aud successful treatment aud daily tNC aiming
Besse be ln day when INST wa aud nprtook Of The
| Ind an H0ru DuCtH Medicine. "
Rcmu9o aud advice Tree, Tho poor shal
! rlhomllN IpmruI'' tol
| rB- Take Notice very "Wednesday aud Enlny. Dr. ly
can be cunsutu at the Bunkln House. Pear lsreet
| West SilH)
! ~ Onoe Houts- rrlm A. M.toGP.M.
| dagIl dHw In
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

naor of uuupproachanle and immltable exceence For
al nervous diseases matter how produced II mus he
0nsile red an innll specfc also cure for ac
a1ns ceulerlng IN liver stomach brain It's mission
is 20 streng b. vitality and physical ability Sod
aiy m CtevClunu.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
That Professor Woods Hair Restorative
WILL pRESRVE INFALIIRIV

-, Tue W0ioth aud color ui the hotr usod Two or
store tn gray, cover the bald wi natdies on ofnnent
the han; make hmofe sof aud beautml than any DIX
age STAT smen, Judges. AttorneyF d. ctor CIeTeymrf
Professional men and Geutle ahd ldios " ali cns,es
all over tho would bear ,aimpuythut wo do not saw loo
much in us favor Read tue foli6wins and infce' -" WIZ
HICKORY GHOvg 81 Charles Co. Mo- Nov iq 1851
PROP o. WooD-Desr sir; some lime l1it summer
'thects were wonderful ieol our duty 10 you and
we tnrird % report &C.
Our lnue sous head Tor suns Tins had been psrfriv
GoyeI5a Win Sorts, and sms called n yca'd h, ad The
r almost entirely ycamo Oh qucuce when fe n
seeing hi sphgrngsl advised TO ,our Rnsoraiive
and that OF all our friends very few ap ions removed
lhe disease entirely and new aud uKuraut orp uf hair
healthysCalp and as luruuart cr D oil hif Al M sr
CHILD, We can thereto an do hurelv onmoid v,r
keSl0Iatye, as perfect REMEDY for al dsesos Of the
GEO W. HIGGINBOTHAM
SARAH A. MGGINBUTHAM
PRoF woop-Dcar sir Mvhair had. for several ye,.,,
been becoming Ga tutufely gray, accompanied hy IA M
sary IN dressi, it Wien comust ced usiur your ia ir
Restorative about two months " as IN that copdto.
II hbsturned TO It's natural color ami assumed sofuess
and uste Rea 90 be preferred those pred ucpd hV mo
i3n o OF o. any other prep9leou have ever used
reeHfd as AMI dsponsahe article reverv ladies toilet
whether 10 be used Hair Restorative or fr the ebo
purpose OF dressing " beauplug he har have pcr-
pertoiining all that Is claimed for q
cincinnati ." Feb lO' 1881 ll3 Third st.
PRoF. wooD-Dear Sir BY the advice OF friend of
niue, who had been using your Hair Restoruya 1 was
iuduced 10 tfy IT, had the fe, some me ust NAV nnd
nearly ogoIy ntr n my head came Now my hair has
who are uiCled have been would induce mo To give
THIS public acknowedgemenl Of tho benefit nave
\ ours respectfully.
A. X, JACOBS
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

Lg The aged can have health renewed by
Hutrhiugs Lie ENharant which is ipiaihble as relu
yeunn and win restore wasted strength with mlgl"ui
promu and wonderful permnuonce FoT oid ana zee
boperuns has not sequal sofa ny WIN fl1As CeVc
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13

L-g@ Hutchmgs' Lite Exhilarant is quick and
oectua curing ths worst aud most ag eases o.
Dvspepsia KIDD Con piuts aud all other arrangement
Of he om,h and bowel aud will reyive IN niolancho
and s,aklv inuld ny y, Sold Nv Wnl Eiske Ceyol1nl
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
Special Notices.

R' For Gas F5ts -es dnd F,niag-AYPiy
Fog, Easoorh 8 Co., iO5 and iOI Superior street.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-05-13
Dr. BrunOn's Bitters

To Hoht Keepers, Restaurants, DruggiSt
GrocerS and the Pubtc.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
slnre Cn.es IN Wn.hIne,on.

Readers will rccollect tho recent case in
which man was imprisoned for harboring
his own son Ho was liberated by the
kindness of an anti-Slavery gentleman re-
siding in Washington, who became his bail
for the horrible crime in the sum Of So, 900!
Sodom never stood in greater need Of
publication by fire than does the Federal
capital, to rid it Of the "sum Of all vilainics.
A late Washington letter relates the fol.
lowing:
Two or three weeks since, a poor old
slave woman was suddenly sold in Wash.
ington for the Southern market. She was
in great distress, and went to white wo-
man who had long known her and told her
tale. The listener was widow, and poor,
but she without moments hesitation, mort
gagged the cottage she lived in, which was
the entire amount of her worldly treasure,
mortgaged the cottage to nearly its full val
ne, and set the slave free, Such an act,
occurring in soma countries, would make
the woman world renowned. In this land
sho will be set down as a fanatic but we
may be very sure that she has treasure laid
up in Heaven.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
H o W ARD Assoo1Arroas
BenetotsBf iHsfiffioH ssfabiithsf ~ spfodl paasr
fnf, for the reiisf a Tar sirk AVID dtfresssd frfl
rita PirlLleAf and Erifsrhlc Illtsna., l1-'---
PIIIIAf1EI.PHIA

Bensreiesf lHslifsfien sstablsheS ~ sptdai R.dsr
"tnt for fhe yesf af fAe sict AVID dfresssd nGifrl
RITA Firaieaf aad Epidemic Dffssss5.
fIulE NOW ARD ASSOCIATION. IL view Of fhe s-sui
obstruction of human fe, caused By acxuai dissasss
end the deception prariecd uron the unfornnts ~fi
ihHir Consulting surgeon HART ABLE 1cT offhv
thrir name to open nspensary the treafer Of fs
ca o dttesses IN all their FORMS and 70 give MEDICAL
M aie II shNti- % ~ who apry BY letter, With ~
life, Sci and IN of extreme poverty Ia TIIRNfeF
MEDICINES FREE Of CHARGE. Il is needless 70 slid
that tho Assocstion commands the highest Medical si
o. me are and viii furnish the most approved modern
The Directors o tbr tsorAtior IN thgir Annual eu.s4
upon The ,rcauen ~ Sexu.l Diseaef for the wear end
Ing January is 1879 express The highest tlsn
With the surcess which had attended the lanrs Of fhe Cs
,nlung surgeon 10 the cute Of sprrnstorfha Seminal
weakness, lmpotcnce 1onprrhPs elect; svphillia TIE
vice Of Onanis or Self abuse &c. and order
OF the same Plan fer The ensuiur rear
Tho Directors rrsview of The past feel prurpA
THAT their sbors 10 ie shee Of benevoent effort hsyo
been of great bencGt TO the Athlete 70 M oun
and they have resovedt devote thsnseiTns ith rns
co zeal n this very important and much dcspised eauns
An admirable Report 9perfnatorrhun. or Seminal
WeARness, the vice Of onansm, Marturhaffen er Sea
as' ana other dseasrpV the sexual organs hy the Con-
FREE OF CItABGE receipt Of TTO SrAsfrs FOR ios-
tAge Other Reports and Tracts on thp nnturp and tra
ment OF SEXUAL dfeasee diet &c are conetsntle beine
published for Eratons dstrbution, and will Be sent 70
treatment discovered during the last year are of RroAS
vAlnr ' - 49,
Addres' for Report or Treatment DR. /. sKiIfIN
HOJGHTON, Acting snrfeon, Howard Association Na
South Ninth Street Philadelphia IA.
by order NJ the nirectnrp
EZRAD HEARTwEf1, Presi1saf
GEO FAinCHfID. SseretarT.
June IS, lsse-2iyi.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
HUrCHuNsON CONCERT.

The Hutchinson Family will give n Con-
cert at Brchord Hall, on Tuesday evening,
Feb. 92d, 1859. Asa, one of the "Hutchin-
son Brothers" his wife and little son, com
pose the troupe and are said to give capi-
tai entertainments. They were travelling
by private conveyance, in Illinois, giving
concerts when the press informed them Of
the calamity that had overtaken the family,
in the death of Judson, ono Of the trio Of
brothers. They are now On their way east
by the overland route. 1t is perhaps due
to them to say, but rather delicate mat
ter to touch upon, it they had not been in
the far West at the time the sad news
reached them that their concerts would
have been indefinitely postponed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

DEArH OF Mas. WoRDswoRrH. Mrs.
Wordsworth, widow of the poet, died on
the 18th ult The London Daily News
says:
There was something mournful in the
lingering of this aged lady-blind, deaf and
bereaved in her latter years; but she was
not mournful any moro than she was in
sensible. Age did not blunt her feelings,
nor desden her interests in the events of the
day. 1t seems not so very long ago that
she said that the worst of living in such a
place (as the Lake district) was its making
one unwilling to 60. 1t was too beautiful
to let one be ready to leave it. Within q
few years the beloved daughter has gone,
snd thsn the aged husband, and then the
son-in-law, and then the devoted friend, Mr..
Wordswortb's publisher, Mr. Moxon, who
paid his duty occasionally by the side of her
chair; then she became blind and deaf
Still her cheerfulness was indcmitable.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

FATHER AND DAUGHTER, Portraiture
from Life, by Frederika Bremen. / vol.
cloth; sent FREQ of postage on receipt Of
$i,25. Address, T. B. Peterson & Broth
ers, So6 Chestnut Street Philadelphia
This book Of $50 pages has been put before
the American public in an unparalleled
short time. In the short space Of forty.
eight hours after tho work was received,
three tons Of paper were manufactured ex-
pressly for the book, the type we're set-ths
whole stereotypod, and an edition Of 5000
printed, bound, and ready for salo. No book
Of its size was ever got out so soon. 1t will
have large sale.
PStsrsOn's Complete Coin Book, is the
most full and perfect coin chart we have
ever seen. Every subscriber to Petersons'
Bank Note DetsetOr is supplied with copy
gratis. The Detector is published monthly
for 81, and ssmi-monthly for 50 per year.
7. B. Peterson & Brothers, soe Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
The american Frsemason for December,
after two months travel has come to hand.
Published by j. F. Brennan, 22l Centre
street, New York, at SO per year.
The Printer for February. Published
by Henry & Huntington, No. l, Spruce
street, New York, at 81 per year. It is a
valuable work, and should be in every well
regulated printing office.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
Kined while RobhIng his own House.


Killed while Robhing his own House.
The Milwaukee Sentinel gives the fol-
lowing
We learn that on Wednesday or Thurs
day night last the Treasurer Of the town
of Erin, Washington county, whose name
we believe was Whaling, was shot dead,
while attempting to rob bis own house. 1t
appears that he had collected some twelve
or fifteen hundred dollars of the town taxes,
and left home in the afternoon, telling his
wife that he should be gone all night
Toward evening travelling pOdlar applied
at the house for nights lodging. The
wife at firstrefused to admit him, but finally
yielded with much reluctance to his request.
Some time iu the night the pedlar was
awakened by the noise of men breaking in
to his room. Taking them for robbers, he
drew pistol and fred at them. One fell,
and two fed. Lights being procured, the
dead body of man, with blaekened face
and otherwise disguised, was found upon
the floor. Upon further examination it
proved to be the proprietor of the house
himself, who had resorted TO this stratngem
to stoal the tsT-money collected, aud had
met with this terrible rotributionl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

Mr.. Corcoran, who expended from $l0,-
900 TO $4,000 to elect Buchanan, never
crosses tho threshold of the White House {;
while it is whispered along the avenue that
John r. Thomson, Of New Jersey, ono of
his most faithful adherents, has at last be-
come disgusted with the hollow. heartedness
Of the Executive. The Washington cor
respondent of the Philadelphia Press says
that no man can BE- pointed out DhO is sin
esrely attached to James Buchanan,
either IN Washington, or elsewhere. At
his own home in Lancaster, he has scarcely
. friend. Hardly Lancaster face is ever
seen at the White House, and none of the
men who are known 10 have adhered to
the fortunes OF the President in those dark
days when he crouched at their feet beg
ging for their support What the oondi-
ton Of affairs is IN Philadelphia | need not
repeat. Even the people who hold offices
under him, while they may fear, do not ad-
ruirs or esteem him; and Of those who do
not hold office, scarcely one can be found
among those who were proud TO be called
his friends three years ago, who does not
express sorrow or indignation at the course
ne has pursued. In Washington, venture
10 assert that the President cannot point To
an honest personal friend Messrs. Bright
and slidell are supposed to be the nearest
20 him, and yst.thos who know these qeu-
tlsmen, shrug their shoulders at the slight.
est suggestion Of any cordiality between
shem and the head Of the Government.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

FoR Pixies PEAK.-T Three of our citizens,
NJ. Barber, S. Shannon and Mr.. Aonzo
start this week for the Pixies Peak gold
diggings. Others we understand are to fol
low soon
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

The Hardin County Republican, enter
ing on its 18th volume, last week came out
in new dress. Such improvement in
country papers, is evidence of their prosper
ity.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
A TIA MENT.
IA Common Pleas, SaHdusky County, State Of OHIO.
Leverett Alcott and Bennett W. Horton
Partners by the firm name Of
Aleott b Horton Plaintiffs,

Aleott horton, Plaintiffs,
Gilbert q. Edgerton and Frapcis H. Wilcox
Partners BY the firm name Of
Edgertou Wilcox, Defendants.
THE said Francis H. Wilcox, Of the State of New YORK.
10 hereby notihed that the above named plaintiffs the
tweny-eigh day Of July A. D. eighteen hundred and e.
yeight filed their petition against the said defendants
In the Court ofCommon Pleas Of sandusky County, IN said
state oOhio settng forth that the said defendants
indebted to the said plaintiffs account for goods,
wares and merchandise in the Of three hundred and
ninetyslx dollars and nineteen cents portion Of which
account due and portion to become due And asking
Judgment In favor Of plaintiffs against the said
Tor the sum OF three hundred and nnetysx dollars and
nineteen cents and interest thiry-seven dollars and
eighteen cents theTeofom May nth eighteen hundred
and bhy.eght; and Eixtythree dollars aud twenty
cents thereof from March eleventh. eighteen hundred and
hyeight; on orythree dollars fyeieht cents thereof
from August twsnty-ninth, eighteen hundred and fty
eight on eightyEeyen dollars orynne cents thereof
from September seventh eighteen hundred and fifty
ana on one hundred and sKy-fouT dollars and seventy
our cents thereof nom Octobertoureenth eighteen hun
dred and dfty-eight.
And the said Francis n Wilcox Is further notified 70 pp-
pear IN said Court and said petition before
the fifth day OF March, eighteen hundred and ay-nins
OF Judgment will be entered against him according TO the
prayer OF aaid petitioners the next Of said CouFt
thereafter. ALC0rT HORTON,
by lakeland Everett their Attorneys
Fremont January "A, 1889. blW7-Ss,25
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
HEALTH WITHOUT PHYs1c;
4 Prige Essnu on Nernun2 DiSnnl

a Prise Essay on Nervous Diseases
Just published, the 2Sth thousand IN sealed envelope
price 10 cents or sent postpaid by the Publishers for
3 stamps; MEDICAL ESSAY on THE PHYSICAL tx
HAusroN AND DECAY Of the frame from Indulgence In
lection and the injurious consequences of Mercury VITA
the modern Means Of cRre
BY R. j. CUIVERwELL. ". D.,
Member Of the Royal college Of Surgeons DC. Ec &c
nP- Spsrmat0rrh9a, Seminal Emissions Nervous
Debility Impotency Loss Of Energy Depression ofsprts
ndty Diseases Of the Sexual Organs and Impediments
10 Marriage generally are promptly and eectually cured
by the Authors novel and ST successful mode of treat
ment by of which the Invalid regain pristine
health without having TO dangerous sxpeuB-
i've medicines
From the London Lancet"7Ae best treatise ersr it-
fen Of vital ipoytaAce 0 loeH aoorkv the
AUTHORS eIalted reputation.
Address the Puhlishers c. j. C. KLINE Co. Ist Ave-
nue., cor. 10Th St., Post Box 1886 New York City Inns
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

SIN. FErrNoiLL 4 Co, 11s Nassau st., and AsDHEw
WIND, SO Nassau at. New York, are our authorized
Agents for that city Advertisements and subscriptions
the JouRsAL received their Offices whore the JouRs
Al will always bo found on nle.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
1rtmout gournaL ri
IccaI anN AllseeIIaNeaus Waiiets.


We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgage
Quit cais and all Kinds Of Justices and various other
Blanks. for sale NJ siItines al the JouRSAL OFFICE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18
MAR RlEp

On the 18Th, At st. Johns Church Fremont hy Rev. j..
Dornbirer, Mr. GEo. Roos and Miss wLHKINISA FREDER-
IoA DAEKRR.
BY the same, at the place. Mr. liESRY A. HiLLER
and Mise BARBARA ELLEN HOFFMAN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

" re that IN fhe pOrid could riss
Must READ NEWS and ADVERTISER" :"
Home Insurance Company, n, W. h. Mcclellan, Agent
Attachment Notice.
Geo. Houses Estate, Ira Benedict, Administrator.
Dr. Tubbs March Appointments.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

We have scholarship in the "cleveland and Union
Law College," for ao courue Of Legal Instruction. which
will sell sts bargain Students graduating At this In
sttutou admitted to practice In all tho sste
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-18

lNTERMARRIAeE or Cousins IN INDIANA.
"A bill has been introduced in the Indi-
ana Senate declaring all marriages between
first cousins contracted after the lst Of July
next void. The bill also Furnishes Clerk
who shall issue license or Magistrate OF
Minister, who shall marry persons so con
nected The indianapolis Citizen says
thOre is large majority in favor of the bill
and that it will undoubtedly pass.