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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04


Soon after the opening of the House Sat
urday morning, Messrs. Van Worries and
Amber created considerable amusement by
raising question of privilege, and reading
from tho New Lisbon Patriot, Democrat
ic paper, certain articles scoriating the Leg
islature, and proposing resolutions of expul-
sion from the State, for twitting on facts.
Mr.. Collins proposed to tender tho editor a
leather medal Mr. Andrews suggested
that committee, to consist Of Mcssrs. Van
Worries and Amber, be appointed, to con
fer with the Probate Judge # Columbiana
county as to the propriely of taking the cd
itor of said paper to the Lunatic Asylum.
Mr.. Bailey introduced bill for the i'm
provement of the breed of horses.
Mr.. Welsh. offered resolution, which
was agreed to, requesting the Judiciary
Committee to examine and report what
legislative action, if any, is necessary to Sc.
cure the redemption Of the outstanding
circulation of the Canal Bank of Cleveland.
Mr.. Bagley introduced a resolution, rcqui.
ring tho committee on Medical Colleges, to
visit Cincinnati for the purpose of investiga-
ting into the propriety of separating the
Cincinnati Commercial Hospital and the
the Ohio Medical College, which was lait
on the table for discussion. Journal 31st
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04

A party from Western Missouri have re-
turned 10 that placs from Kansas, having
captured seveFal runaway negroes, and Dr.,
Day and son; charged with aiding their es-
cape. The latter arc now in jail 10 Platte
City. Summary punishment having been
threatened, there is some talk Of demonl
stnnliop in their favor. General Lane is
sxpecsed tosnight. e q
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04
ENTEREsr AGAIN.


The Cincinnati Gazette well says: The
money msggot is at work again in the
heads Of Ourlcgislators. They are trying to
repeal The Zen per cent,Iaw. We confess
we are not wise eneugh to say whether its
repeal would benefit the state Or not. But
the Solens at Columbus eyidentl7 think
they understand the matter. One thing,
however shakes oyrl faith 10 their wisdom
Each new Legislature thinks itself wiser
Ihan les predecessor, and allie 10 sci this
whole matter right. In Indiana they are
trying 70 pass a ten per cent, law, while in
this State they arc trying to repeal oue.--
Where Is the wise Is there so great a
difference then between US and our neigh
boring State that ten per cent. is right there
and wrong herel Who can toll In New
England the legal rate ofinterest is six per
cenk--in NswY YOrkseynu-- Ohio(dow)lo
lin Wisconsin l2-in California whatever
may be agreed on, In England and IIol-
land all laws relating tointerest are repealed
aud tho nate Is as much. a matter Of bar.
gain as anything else sfhore then a rato
ofintefest which Is proper 70 take, and
only thatl II 50 whati siat al
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04

BY reference to tho Legislative Sdrnma.
~, !. win be noticed that our representa-
tive; T. P. Finehock, presented resolution
fayoringI The acquisition d, Cuba, BY The
atosiing plan pfcpnssdsin 'oVhgvesss sandid'
strueneg our sePFeseotalises % vote forlssid
ssc,ooo,ooo Bit A few dA5s since, Mt.
7. asked for ipsigssiious fIops bis sepsiilu-
eassi Is regard 70 tbe sale Of tho public
works, bus in this eassag gyaah Nholesals
robbery, he goes il Bind, s6d stainst Gle
wishes Of moe tebshsof she intelligent 90
sf sahd0sly County 'fea' 'Ses'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04
COFFIN ROOM.

where kept all sizes and styles Of Collins from Epien.
did to plain He keeps good Hearse for the convey.
ance Of the dead,
II viii be tho aim Of the proprietor Of this Establish.
ment 20 maintain the welknown reputation OF his work
t-a- AT the old stand ID Building on Croghan street
Fremont, Jan. IS, 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04

-7--1 - - ~ fW TI1FIIl- JNIl. 1I : y
The extensive Bolt works Of Plants Man
Co, at PlantsyilIe in the town
Of Sopthipgtop, we're desIroyed by Gre this
luornine Loss ons hundred thousand dol
lars The building and contests vere M
aursd fpr sixty-fFe Thousand dollars Tie
Gre IS believed 10 have been fhe work Of de-
sIep Two hundred men have bcep ihrown
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04

Washington, Jan. 30.
a letter received bere from Chill, dated
Dee. 2eih. says that Senor Urmenta, Sec
rctefy of State, has made convention with
NJ 43ieief. u s. Minister, subicetihe tie
snip MAeedssfs elaim tU the arbitration of
The King of nc BeIgiaps. Itbas been ap-
proted n bj the Senate and House Of Rep-
resentatives. The compromise about the
Ffankiin is now Law and NJ. Bialer jgonld
receive the 81 1000 agreed upon before .the
Istof JanuaFy These claims are Of many
years Shading.
The r. N. GeperaI estimates that about
amilIion Of dollars are necessary for The
transportation Of tho mails between tbs
united States and foreign countries and
from New Ypk to New Orleans and san
Francisco ard haek tor The next fiscal year.
Ths largest peFt oi the service 5 ta,bs paid
With ths sea qAd lalept poslsges. No new
lines gre feeopyaspflcd. -. 49,,
paSoq Won Croft, fiss Prussian Miaster.
VII fetaFn y fhis country by the nest
sleef4eE - be egnyai sas a5t expected
uptli June, z IS hot iqprqbable that o,se
dfppnSlIslions toward Ceha have crsatad
aqipe ppeasincss siih lhe lsurcheab pewers.
Nashinespil, Jan, ~.
NJ Blehanau bas DEL eflnined 10. r@saorn
Jud4a SiBflaif 81 Dtah. Should il be. proved
that he charged lhe Grand Jary thar sho
Appn1,s s48Ie liniise b lsaNls.isa 8lsf ~
llaseS pesstcd ~ ilIs P&,ilSngs ps6tla,n
sioa, t1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-02-04

vassiug the votes for Comptroller Of tho,
Treasury was passed. 80
The select committee to which was re-
ferred the House joint resolution to adjourn
SINE die on the 10th Of February, reported
thai owing to the the fact that the dofalca-
tion investigating committee would be able
toreport in about month, and that many
matters have been brought before the Leg.
islature Of much importance TO the people
Of Ohio, which demanded careful consider
arion, it was inexpedient, at this time, to
fix upon any specific day for adjournment
The Joint resolution which passed tho
House last session, rolatiye TO securing uni
formity in the election returns, was adopted.
Mr.. Ohristy, from tho Committee on Mu,
nieipal corporations, to whom was referred
petitions from residents of Cleveland, Zanes-
vile, Springfield ard other cities, praying
the Legislature TO pass a law excluding
farming lands within the corporation limits
from aperous taxation, reported against the
prayer of the petitioners giving tho opin-
ION that nlcha a law could not be passed
adder tha question. The report was laid
on fhe table, and ordered 70 be printed.
Mr. Ambler's hill, fixing the tims for
holding District and Common Pleas Courts,
was passed This bill makes 30 change in
thecliins already fixed by the Judges.
sThs Senate bill to allbwlcoRnty commits
sionafs 10 rednoaii the, width ybf eouRty
roads, was indefinitely ypnstponeda The
following bills were intfodaeed;a 3 q
BY Mg Hitchcock, to give Probate Court,
e6nearfonl jufsdictiou With Common Plea.
Courts IN ceftAia eases. aciea ia9igt9 y
Nj. Fipefr6sk pFesented the memorial d
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

REAL ESTATE following have
been entered upon the Recorders books within the
past week:
Oct. 2, ls5s-Thos. MunsOn to Peter Probeck.
Part of sub lot 95 in Barber and Lords allotment,
Cleveland City, West Side, having 65 feet front on
Hanover street. Consultation $500.
Feb. %, Is59-Magdalena Steinbrenner to Chris
tian Hege. The north halfof sub lot % in J. A. &
F. Grangers allotment of part of ten acre lots 54 and
55. Consideration S1,Ol5.
Feb, lS59-Robert Mcfarland to W. H. Bur
ridge The west part of sub lot l in J. A. & F.
Changers allotment of ten acre lots 81 and S. haV.
ing so feet front Euclid ST., and ls9 l2 feet deep
Consideration Sl,OO
Jan. 81, Is59-Philo ScoViIle to Henry P L.
Muchen. Sub lot rs in P Scovilles allotment o.
part of ten acre lots 80 and S5 having so feet front
on north side of Scovile Avenue and ls5 feet deep
Consideration $500.
Feb. Is, ls59-Selena B. Childs to Outhwait
Blackwell. Eighty feet front on the north side o
st. Clair streets, commencing PSI feet west of thu
west line of Water st. Consideration 81 $50 25
Feb. 81, Is59-Saml Newberry, by Sheriff, to
James Fitch and John T. Newton. Part of ten
acre lots So and 54 having 60 feet front on Prospect
street and extending half way to Euclid ST. Con
sideration $3.50.
Feb. 3, ls59-H. P. Weddell lease to Geo. P
Smith and James PanneIl Sixty-six feet front OF
Superior St, aud $50 feet deep to Long ST., for L
years. Rent $1,000 per year and taxes.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

| PRosPECTs FOR l859-The business season of
1859 will open much more favorably, if we may
judge from present indications than did that of
1858. The Lake is now, at the first of March, free
from ice, and at this late period there is little dan
ger of its becoming again obstructed this season
The Lake lines Of Steamers will soon be making
their trips to and fro. The Detroit boats, general
ly the first to commence the season and the last to
be hanled off in the fal will commence their regu
lar daily trips between the two cities, within two
weeks, unless some unforeseen cause prevents. The
Cleveland and Buffalo line or rather lines, will be
ready TO convey passengers at an early day. We
learn from good authority that there are expected
to be four magnificent steamers upon this route,
which will be unsurpassed for comfort, safety, and
elegance. One of these boats is about being
launched at Detroit and will be ready for service
about the 18th of April.
The Lake Superior line will be filed with the
large and staunch side wheel steamer North Star,
and the screw steamers Iron City and Northern
Light. All of these boats have been tested and
provedto be just such crafts as are needed and ap
preciated upon that route. Those who, during the
past season, took passage upon either of these
boats will not fail to recommend them to their
friends.
Beside the above steamers, large number Of
first class prOpellers will ply between Cleveland
and all important lake cities, giving unsurpassed
facilities for feightng business, of which present
appearances indicate very large amount to be
done.
The canal too is now open-a month or more
earlier than in some previous years Already has
one boat arrived at this port per canal and bust
ness upon that important thorOughfare will receive
an early impetus, the beneficial effects of which
will be felt during the summer
An air of activity pervades our ship yards and
docks, where steam and sailing crafts are being
oyerhaued, repaired, painted and rugged, prepara.
tory to an early resumption of business.
We notice that in various parts of the city, the
necessary excavations are commenced for the cree
tion of the contemplated business blocks. This,
while it adds TO the appearance of our city, and
shows the faith in the good time coming" of our en-
terprising land holders, will furnish employment
for vast number of mechanics and artizans, who
in turn, will turn their wages over to the retail deal
ers on whom the jobbers are dependent for their
success
We ehave but one serious sign of any drawback
to the general prosperity during the year. That
sign is the too pleasant weather with which we are
blessed.CO We fear for the fruit crop of the COM
ing fall. Unless this month, and especially the
earlier part of it, shall lie cold, there will be great
danger of the warm sun causing the buds TO spring
forth to be killed by after frosts. We can however,
\ but wait and hope that all things may work to-
gether for the universal good and with that hope,
we viii look forward cheerGuIly to the season Of
1859
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03
,11Bpsifiairs & 5nrgruus.
One Hundred Dollars Premium
DIR. GIBSON
Professor of Medicine and ElectrOpathy


And celebrated for curing Chrome Diseases.
HAS ARRIVED IN CLEVELAND
l. and opened Ocs upstairs Bank street. oppo-
site the Wedde House. and next dOorto the Herald Print
ing Office where ne will remain for few Netks, with
4 to making permanent Local ION. These who
suffering any chrpnic lingering diseases have
the certain and xpeditisus the
nGval Of physical arrangements than any that has
been offered 20 this community The combined skill ef
the Medical World has hitherto frled to remove many
forms VI disease which he will cure ormake
No Charge for Services tehich are not successful,
according to an opinion which will be given when the pa
Dollars 10 any Physician the world who equal bis
the treatment OF Dyspepsa, Neuralgia Nervous
Consumption, ScrOfua, rheumatism, White Swelling
Wthered liUbs Blindness, affection OF the Sight
from diseases of the optic and all diseases peculiar
10 FemLes Also the following DISEASES OF THE
treatment by all classes of Medical Men, treated
by Dr. G. with degree Of certainty amounting to mahe-
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ton SOening of the Braindseases which chaTac-
teliZed by loss of memory failing Of sight melancholy and
confused state of mind loss of ambition mental energy
and general aversion TO activity all Of which symptoms
certain finally terminate idiOcy insanity sui
eide.
DR. c. will forfeit One Hunlred Dollars in case Of f1re
to remove any Of the last named diseases
He hopes this notice Will be sufficient guaranty with
the and very respectable and favorable reersu
and testimonials he can produce to tho thousands who
suffering the above Diseases that they can now
positively their health receive handsome prem
umin case offaiure.
No charge for consultation. Call early if you desire
complete cpre of your disease
Office hoars-9 O'Clock to o'clock daily, Sundays ex-
cepted- feb.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

RUNAwAY.-Yesterday morning as a German,
whose name we were unable 10 learn, was driving
a horse attached to lumber wagon, across the
railroad track at the foot of Water street hill, the
horse took fright at passing locomotive and ran
down Bath street The boards Of the wagon being
loose so separated that the driver slipped almost
upon the heels of the horse who was running and
kicking. As the horse turned the corner Of River
street, the man jumped, but struck his head upon
one of the ties of the railroad track, cutting it
verely. He was also struck on the leg by the
wheel. He was conveyed to his home on the West
Cida
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

POLICE CoURT-March 2d.-Rosanna Murray
made her appearance III court on charge of va
gancy. She was, as usual, accompanied by her
little boy, who is very pretty little fellow of about
seven years. She plead not guilty of the charge,
and had mo witnesses except meself and Johnny
Her own appearance was witness enough without
the aid of more. She declared that the policemen
could not let honest woman step out after seven
o'clock without taking her up for vagrancy She
had merely stopped on stoop for Johnny to gel
something TO eat in the house and was "unlawfully
fetched up" She persisted in relating to the court
how she had lived and what she had done for the
last six months, and was going on swimmingy,
when she was stopped by the Judges sentence to
"pay costs and be imprisoned ten days" She took
the matter calmly and thanking him for his kind
ness, remarked that she twas going home" What
home and what life for her boy.
Several cases were continued until this morning
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03
MORNING LEADER.
KATY PEAsE, OF UTICA


There is but on earth l love,
And that is K-T-P's;
Without her, wheresO'er rove,
My heart is i'll at Els.
She dwells beyond the deep blue C,
In lovely U-T-K,
York State-3000 miles or more
From Cal-i-for-ni-A.
Venus might NV her charms,
When decked in RIA;
And then TO paint her rs & O's,
'Twere idle to S-A!
Her cheeks RIO 2 as the morn,
Her teeth as white as pearl;
To fill ones love with X-T-C,
Oh she is just the girl
The I-V green climbs at her door,
The sweet P blossoms there;
Ofall the flowers that ever blow,
My KIT is most fair.
l do not wish to lavish MT praise,
Through wild KS of love;
But, oh worship her next to
Inc O-E-1 ABOVE.
Though former joys R dead to me,
That once held so DIR,
will not mourn their sad DIX,
Nor shed single T-R.
And though MFG am,
As everybody C's,
/ ask but one TO PIT me,
And that is k-T-P's.
Her smile or sympathy would soon
My N-R-G restore,
And make me something ike the man
l used to B B-4.
Not given 2QP-D-T,
Yet I've enough of fpelf;
But still F-M-I-N-S I'm grown,
And careless of myself.
My coat and vest R CD now,
My pants let in the breeze;
Life's turbid stream runs &c cold,
UnWarmed by K-T-P's.
APosTROPHE.
KOS me, K-T-as l live,
hope you soon C;
And then, if if'mOther" don't object,
Y-married we will B
And then prepare, my charming l,
2vamose U-T-K;
For we viii go OIO,
Or else 2 I-0-A.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

This invention is on exhibition at the Paint and Glass
Warehouse Of 7. DENHAM, No. 80 Public Square.
County and State Rights 0r sale by the atentees deczi
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

That STOLEN PROPERTY.-we are requested to
say that the miscellaneous lot of goods which were
found in the possession of FsuIhaber, Leberley and
Weis belong to persons in other places who travel
ed through Cleveland, and not TO citizens here
Consequently, those residents of the city who have
lost anything need not take the trouble ofoverhaul
ing those goods in search of the missing articles.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

FANNY KEMBLE.-The celebrated dramatist will
give Shaksperean readings in this city on the 2sth
and sOth of March and April lst. She has, she
says, given her last readings before New York
audience.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03
New Books.

T IFE OF DOUGLASS JERROLD,
IL Biographies by Arago ID Series Manual of Chess
by Kenny. Queens of Scotland vol VII, The Old Plana-
tOn by Hungerford, The New Priest, Poems by Fanny
Kemble Butler Miss COopers Mount Vernon Letter For
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SpenccrIaIl System
PRACTICAL PENMANSHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

IN which Letters are introduced by
Il analysis and synihesiS and progressively graded 10
the Of schools and pupils of every class. Each
book contains luc Iules and entfc instructions app
cable to ach letter andcOpy HAT sny intelligent
efficiently lmpa instruct 10 the learner acquire
= teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF TIE SEVERAL BOOKS, VIZ:
No I-Contans eight erent letters with their simple
conbinatians Explanations are plainly written
above each copy
No 0Coniains different letters and affords additional
practice on the let Book l. The FIRST two
books embrace al he short. contracted let
tiers and designed iOr beginners anu poor Wi
trrs
M the u long or extended letters intrOduc-
ed by principles. analysis and syhthesis.
No. 4-Enhrsres he capitals. which are introduced BY
principles and ana lysis, IN connection with words
and combinations best calculated 10 pro iuce good
foim oraerand facility Of execution
No. 5-COntas embrs cling all the capitals and
small letters, aftoIiing substantial practice on all
the principles and ru.es given in the preceding
M 6-Contains short Business Forms of every day
in business. bookkeeping, &c., and is an lntIo-
No 7-B5ok of correct Business Forms, embracing Due
Bills. Receipts, Orders, Notes. Drafts Set If ET-
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M S-Ladiss' Book of approved notifications of the
System, designed 10 impart plain, rapid and
beautiful Epistolary hand
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books l. 2 and g. aid the pupi
in acquiring that free use of the fingers and tdre
arm essent al to easy and rapid execution OF tn
contracted and extended letters
No 2-TO be used in connection wlh the higher number
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movement required TO execute the advanced cop
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
THURSDAY MORNING, MAR. 8, 1859
PLAIN Ann nRNANIENrAI. PRINTING

r. Plain and Ornamental Printing of every descrpIie
dOno at the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Office,
onthe latest improved and rapid steam presses, in tho
best STYLE short notice. and reasonable rates Par
ticuar attention paid to blank work Every description
of ndng DONE especially Blank Books gers, Journ
ais Sales Books. Receiving Books SC. &C
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03
Burning 6Ini0.

N0TIGE.-EXCELSIOR BRECK-
IN ENRlDGE COAL AND CARBON OILS The
undersigned would to those who in coal and carbon
oils, that he has made sneh arrangements will enable
him 70 furnish those who buy Lamps him, with good
an article Of
COAL AND CARBON OILS,
As there manufactured in the cuuutryhy the barrel or
gallon. Flud, Coal, Carbon and Keresine LAMPS Tor
ale at wholesale At New York pFcssreight added No.
OntAnost. nov22 X LAN,
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03

n For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-03


AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He is preparedto usually without medcine) the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, VIZ
BRONCHITIS; with irritable throat and weakness and
hOarseness of voice in speaking and singing.
WEAKNESS OF THE CHEST with cough bleeding at
the lungs, PAIN shorness of breath and papaion Of
ARRANGEMENT OF THE STOMACH; with fndiges-
ton acidy sense of COLLAPSE fantness dull dragging
pains the sides and a gone" feeling which are az
gravGtod rtcting the body
WEAKNESS AND FALLING OF THE BOWELS;
with constipation chronic darhea, prolapsus ami and
piles. = -
incontnent and painful urinatiOns
SEMINAL WEAKNESSES; which If not arrested so
generally end TO insanity and physical ruin.
SPINAL DERANGEmENTS;W with curvature, ,inequali-
ties Of the hips and shoulders, Ungracefu gait and pain
and weakness of the back which, If not arrested tend TO
their increase and TO consumption.
HERNIA; radical cure effected ION principe) by
means of his combination Brace Truss.
DERANGEMENT OF THE LOWER EXTREbII-
TIES with coldnsss numbness heaEiness and swelling
standing
The dropping Of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder bades and atness of the chest
which indicative of early consumption, pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPORTERS attention of ladies' IS IN
Skirt Supporter by which Of the above affections NAV
be prevented and relieved the form and bearing Of the
body improved and the weight skirts held away from
the stomach Invads out Of the city should immune
letter when Dr. B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited to his suTg-
cal devices.
Lady in attendance upon Ladies. - declO