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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

HoWGRD AssooTArIcN.-Ata meeting of the Howard
Association of Philadelphia, held Tuesday, Dec 2sh
1855, ]. sKfLLIN HoUeHToN, NJ D., elected Acting
Surgeon of the Association and II ordered that here
aor all correspondence OF the Association be conducted
BY the Acting surgeon instead othe Consulting Surgeon
and that all advertisements of the Association be SO chan
Esd 10 give notice of this vote to the public.
DR.. GEORGE X. CALHOUN still retains his position a.
Consulting Physician aad enjoys the fullest conadence
the Association In ali respects The object Of the change
is merely to relieve Dr. Calhoun of very aborous dnty
which interferes materially with his professional abors
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

There will be Donation Party at Sum
ner's Hall, Bellevue, on Thursday evening,
February Sd, for the benefit of Rev. U.
RIcHARDs. Ministers and Members of sis
ter Churches, and friends generally, arc cor
daily invited by the COMMITTEE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

We see the Columbus journal is publishing 6sby au-
thority the laws of the present session. We would re-
mind those who have control OF this matter In the differ
ent counties that II there any in publishing the
such publication should promptly follow their passage.
ClepelaNd Herald.
The laws that have been published il
this county have usually been delayed sew
eral months. 1t strikes us that they ought
to be given to the people Immediately or
their passage.
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Probate Court.

BY the kindness Of JOHN BELL, Judge Of
the Probate Court, of Sandusky County
we are enabled to give the following items
of transactions in his Court for 1858:
NumberMarriage licenses granted, ls9
Number Administrators appointed, 81
Number Wills proved, 10
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N E w s DE P o T.

IL the principal Papers and Magazines received week
n ly and monthly, aud kept Tor sale at MoCCLLocns
Tho Cincinnati Daily Gazette,
The New York Ledger,
The New York Weekly,
Harper's Weekly,
Harper's Magazine,
Flag of Our Union,
Ballou's Pictorial,
New York Weekly Tribune,
Porter's Spirit of the Times,
Wayerly Magazine,
Gazette of Fashion,
Frank Leslie,
Gleason's line of Battle Ship.
Fremont, May %, 1852
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

Some OF Judge Douglas recently friends bitterly
denounced his course in going into the administration
Saturday. They consider II complete surren
der Of his into the hands ohs enemies
He has backed down completely, and
now goes the administration policy, even to
voting for the sso,oOo,ooo appropriation to
be placed in the hands of Mr. Buchanan for
the purchase of Cuba.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

v Tie ThdT N INC NOFIu oONtn Tfstl
Must READ TIE NEws and ADVERTISED"
Fremont and Indiana Railroad.
CabiNet Ware Rooms. ]. W Stevenson has large aud
beautiful assortment Of Furniture Sofas Lounges, Blu
reaus, &C., ssod can be got in any Eastern city
Wagon Making John r Moore still continues at his
old stand. His Wagons can't be beat.
Three Dwelling Houses for Sale Rent. Apply to ].
F. Wooster, Tifnn, 0.
Road Notice.
Attachment Notices.
Health without Phytic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

ANOTHER PAssENoER.-A Hlikely" thou
sand dollar nigger, from Maysyills, KY,
passed through here last Saturday evening,
toward the North Star. Several of our
citizens endangered the pefpetuity Of the
Union, by contributing to aid his escape
CoHneGm Reporter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

A CHANeE.-Mr. j. B. B. DICKINSON,
who for the past year has been editor and
proprietor of the Messenger, has retired
from the paper, having sold the establish
msnt to Mr.. JOHN P. FoUIKE, who has this
week taken possession of it, being editor
and proprietor
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MARI RIEn

On Saturday evening Jan Is, by c. G. Sanford, ESD,
Mr. LEvANr MAY and Mrs CTNTH1AMAT, all of Townsend
On the 2oth by Rev. Lang, Mr.. cHAs. W. scnoESrELD
and Miss RosINA FRY.
By the same, on the 25th, Mr.. REuBES HErrYER and
Miss MARY TINDALL, both of Ballville.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

We have scholarship in the "Cieveland and Union
Law College, for full course Of legal Instruction. which
we win sell bargain Students graduating at this n-
titution adttedto practice in all ofthe state
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Our Agents.

g. NJ. PErrfSotL Co. 1le Nassau st., and ANDREW
wISp, 1888 Nassau st. New York, authorized
gents for that city Advertisements and subscriptions
the JouRS received at their Offices whore tho JouRS-
AL viii always be found on file.
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ReIIgIous notice.

There will be preaching at the Presbytc-
rian Church, this friday evening, o'clock
1t expected that Rev. ] EELs, of Cleve.
land, will preach at the same place on Tues
day evening of next week, at o'clock.
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Look out for the CarsI

The track of the Fremont and Indiana
Railroad is laid down some distance beyond
tho depot at Fostoria. Passenger and freight
GERS will be put on Tuesday, Feb. 1st.
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ITEMS.

FIRE NEAR REPUBLIc.-The house Of Mr..
Norman Benham, brother of f. Don. Ben
ham, tho Express agent at this place, was
entirely destroyed by fire, near Republic, on
Thursday, the 18th inst. A chimney of
the house having burnt out during the
morning Mr.. B. paid particular attention to
tho progress of the fire, and after feeling
satisfied that no harm would result from it,
started to Republic with load of wood
Soon after his wife hearing strange crack
ling noise up stairs, went up to ascertain tho
cause, when she found the whole upper por-
tion of the house in flames. No one being
near to come TO her assistance, the building
with nearly all its contents was consumed
Loss about 81 Ty6Fn Advertiser.
JuDsoN HUTcHNsoN's LAST WORDS
Tho last words of Judsou Hutchinson pre-
vious to his hanging himself, were the fol-
lowing singular rhymes written on a box
made by one of his nephews:
"This is Henry's box
1t caused him many knocks;
would say the box cover
The box to cover over,
He made it with his tools;
He is not one Of the fools
That goes without any rules,
Like me, one of the mules"
We are informed that runaway negro
was caught in Black Hawk few days ago,
with the hand of white man in his pocket.
The negro confessed that he exhumed the
body and cut the hand off the dead mans
arm, to act as charm in keeping tho dogs
from following his track, and on his con.
fession he was hung. A white silk glove
was on the hand whom it was found, So
says the Vicksburg Sun.
In Executive session in the U. S. Senate,
on the Esd an exciting discussion took place
between Douglas and Fitch. 1t is feared
duel may follow.
The Washington Union declares that the
administration during the past year has ex
hibited ."unpdrGHsled energy, activity and
economy. This is most true, for
"None but itself can be its parallel"
Capt. Mckinley, formerly editor of the
Holmes county Farmer, and more recently
Captain in the Mexican war, died sudden
ly at Otsego, in Wood county, on the Sat
urday before New Years. He had contract
cd habits Of intemperance in Mexico, and al
Otsego, having met with copgenial friends
be sat down 10 play at cards with them
and fell dead With the cards in his hands
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28
NaturnIIzcd Citizens.

Mr.. JAMES N. SMITH, Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas, has given US the number
of persons naturalizsd in this county, dur
ing the year 1858, as follows:-
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FrRmont gonrraI.
Local apO miscellaneous Wattsfs.


We have tho most boautif lsms Of Deeds, Mortgages
Quit Claims oil kinds Of Justices, and various Other
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

Al descriptions Of Jot Printing neaty and ezpedi
tousy done and reasonable terms II you desire any
such work call at the Journal oTFicE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

Of our town for the past few weeks has
been very brisk, exceeding that of any pre-
vious season. We have taken the pains to
get the figures from the principal buyers
and they foot up, to-wit--
A. Gusdorf, 1900 hogs.
D. Garvin & Co., ------ 1900
D. Belts & Co., o.,.--------1soo
A. Morehousc, packed, -2ooo
Other dealers and citizens 1000
Making total of 1000 hogs. A large
portion of the number packed by Mr.. More.
house, were bought by D. Garvin d Co., in
addition to the number stated by thcm.--
The hogs would average in price about $ll
head, which would make about $4,000
paid out for pork in our town. We doubt
whether there is townSin this section ot
the State that can show better figures.
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Cox's SpnHou BOILED DowN.-The
Springfield (Mass.l Republicans letter says !:


Springfield (Mass.) Republicans letter says
Washington, Jan. 49,
Cox, Of Ohio, vain, good,natured little
fellow, got off terrible flibustering spcach
yesterday. Shall give you the essence Of
his spoechi Here it is '"Gentlemen, /,
Cox, of Columbus, Ohio, believe in stealing
Cuba--in stealing Mcxico--in stealing
Nicaragua. Whys that We can get cheap
sugar from Cuba-bccause we want Mexi-
co and Central America. We've right
to take what we want. Who's afeard Of
England9 We can whip her all to smash
in any pleasant summers day. Who's
afeard of Francei France be hanged. We
are an awful nation--we are--and l, Cox,
Of Columbus, am terrible fellow"
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Next state FoIr n ZaucsvIIIe,

Tho State Board of Agriculture in ses.
sion at Columbus, on the 25th, decided to
hold the State Fair for 1859, at GAINESVILLE
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IMPORTANT TO FARMERS!
vANDEMARK's PATENT
SELF-FASTENING FENCE!

THOR the purpose of speedily introducing vandemarks
il SefFastening Fence to public notice. will take the
following reduced terms;
Right for farm $500 Clubs often, each 81 so
Clubs of fye each . 800 Clubs of twenty, each, 200
Persons getting up clubs the above terms and furn-
ishug the and number Of acres with the township
and county Of the subscribers shall have the deeds furn
shcd by return mail that they bo delivered to the
subscribers and the money collected and forwarded TO me-
dcductng twenty per cent to the getterup Of the club
The undersigned will employ number of nctiyo Agents
to sell rights to whom he will give twenty per cent
the avails of all sales. AARON COLLIER.
FosToRIA December 10, 1858. 45tf.
B. Forfurther particulars enquire at the Journal
0FFfCE. A. c.
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FARM FOR SALE.

ISA THE subscriber olIers for sale his Farm Of one
ht hundred and fourteen acres lying the Western
kel Reserve and Maumee Road, In Green Greek town
ship, two and half miles east Of Fremont The farm il
well fenced and improved having good house and barn
on it, good orchard OF fyoung trees three wells of water
and good estern Seventy cleared and the
balance in good timber Possession given sale. Title
clear, Further information be had by calling the
subscriber on the premises GEORGE KRIDLER
Fremont, Oct. 22d 1858,
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Wednesday last was beautiful day
The weather being pleasant and genial a
May.
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T- Another Pittsburgher to

tY Another Pittsburgher testiying to the wonderful
curative powers of BGRHAvE's HOLLAND BiTrERs. Mr.
Jacob White, Third Street, below Market, says
For year past have been afflicted very seriously witt
dyspepsia that my stomach refused TO retar
anything; have tried almost every remedy, and the
linen Of several physicians, but without alienation, unit
began the Of BerhaVes Holland Btters, and hav
found relief almost amounting to a cure found {
scAeous in removing the extreme debility oceasioned b.
this disease and generally tonic it has few equal
and no superior"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-01-28

OUR ADVERTISERS.

GOING EAST. GOING wEsr.
Buff EXP. Mail SAG AN Chicago Exp. 4 Mail 3.2i PN
n. Y. Express $50 fsi Telegraph Exp. ll.s5 rM
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Travelling Agents Wanted.
PERMANENT EMPLOYMENT,

VTTE wish to engagea limited number Of responsible
w Agents IN travel and solicit orders for Ainatsrs
Patent First Premium Eileen and TtHty.fre Dollar
Family Seieing Machnestho very best low priced Ma
chine in the Market and fully equal to the high priced
ones it is the most simple in les construction, reliable
in its operation and ess liable to get out Of order sal
Of $50 per month with all expenses will be paid TO
limited number Of Agents. For conditions and in-
structions in the business address, with stamp enclosed
NJ. DAGGETT & CO.,
IA 47wo Eo.A Wilson Lane, Boston, Mass.
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Alcott Horton, Plaintiffs,
Gilbert G. Edgerton and Francis II. Wilcox,
Partners by the firm name Of
Edgerton II Wilcox, Defendants.
TIE said Francis H. Wilcox, of the State of New York
is hereby notified that the above named plaintiffs the
twenty-eght day ofJuly A. D. eighteen hundred and f
yeight filed their petition against the said defendants
in the Court ofCommon Pleas OF Sandusy County in sale
State oOhio setting forth that the said defendants
indebted to the said plaintiffs account for goods
wares and merchandise in the of three hundred
ninetysix dollars and nineteen cents portion Of which
account due, and portion to become due Aud asking
judgment In favor plaintiffs against the said defendants
for the Of three hundred and nnety-sx dollars and
nineteen cents and interest thiryseven dollars
eighteen cents thereOffrom May fh eighteen hundred
and fftyeght; and sixtythree dollars and twent,
cents thereof from March eleventh. eighteen hundred
ty eight; orythree dollars fy-cigh cents thereo
from August twenty-ninth eighteen hundred and fifty
eight; cightyseven dollars ory-nine cents thcreo
fc September seventh. eighteen hundred and
and one ehundred and sxtyour dollars and seventy
four cents thereof from eighteen hun
dred and ffty-eight.
And the said Francis n. Wilcox is further notified to ap
pear In said Court and said petition before
the fifth day of March, eighteen hundred and ftypine
judgment will be entered against him according to the
prayer Of said petitioners the next of said Cour
thereafter. ALCoTT HORTON,
BY Buckland Everett, their Attorneys,
Fremont, January IA, 1859. 5lw7-ss,25
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500 RUsITELS
r o R EIG NJ
To the Sick.
January Appointments

DIR. TUBES VIII be in attendance an follovs;
FREMoNT-Kessler's Hotel Monday, 18th February.
NoRWALK--Ameriesn House, Tuesday, 18th Feb
Tor Consultation upon oil Diseases ofke Throat Lungs
Heart, Liper, St0indh, BOtocls RfdNcvs and Spleen
Also, Dropsy. Grdrs Rheumatism, Nervousness Bebii-
IT, Dyspepsia Female Diseases dgHe and Fecer Fits
TmpRries n the Blood. Erupiions, Cancers Ulcers,
aada giher rariess ofioHg saading complaints, beth
External and Internal.
For ten years. DR.. TuLbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating Thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other within
reach IN NO CASE ARE MINRRAL on OTHER PotsoSs
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HB MAKE SICK TO MAKE WELL, OR
TEAR DOWN TO uUiLD AGAIN The medicines can be
taken With safety by the docae patients may
remain at home and continue with prudence their ordi-
nary diet and exercise Hundreds haze recovered under
the treatment alter friends and physicians had given up
hope, the indisputabe evidence Of which always be
furnished lnvalids however reduced desparing are
invited 60 call and may be assured that
will be given or expense incurred, without correspond
ing prospect Of recovery.
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CLYDE, o., July %, 1856
DIR. TrBD5--Sn; have delayed writing until several
months have elapsed since my wife discontinued the
Of your medicine. am happy 10 say that she gain
stored TO health Her rcondon peculiarly distressing
and one that will not attempt fully 10 describe lei
greatest suderiugs proceeded from disease Of her throat
aud lungs dsordeed state of the liver prostra
on and general debility Her health has been declining
for many years, until she reduced to skeleton
and her life despaged Of BY her friends The best phys-
clans In the county (od SCHOOL, employed TO little
YOU she desired to make effort, aud did co.
On receiving your first prescriptions she able to sit up
but part Of the day.
The change great and truly gratifying to both
She applied for medicine but twice after obtaining the
first and happy to state that by the blessing God
through your fundamentally, she now enjoys better
health than she has for the last fifteen years She endures
more hardships with essatgue. You dispose ofthl
statement proper for your benefit and the
cause Of humanity.
Yours, respectfully, J. o, FORBES.
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CONFECTIONERYI

CONFECTIONERY
AM daily manufacturing at my Confectionery, on
l the corner of Front and Market streets
Candies of Every description,
and In every descrbable shape and pattern All Confec
tioneres sold by manuiacturedfrom steam refined
White Sugar and not from the n. Orleans sugar
the great portion Of Of the Candies sold in this part
of the country.
ordersfor any amountless than 5000 pounds can be
dlled onapplication. THEODORE CLAPP.
Fremont, June "a, 1885.
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QEn MONTH, AND ALL EXPENSES PAID. AN
Sp,(U AGENT isNanted In every toen aud county in
the unedSetes TO engage IN respectable and easy bu-
sncss by which tic above PROFITS may be ccrtanlv rralz
ed. For further particulars, address DIR J. HENRY
WARNER corner Broome and Mercer streets, New York
CITY. enclosing one postage stamp 52mo0
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ArLANrfc MoNTHLY.--This popular mag

ATLANIIU NIUNIIIIIf NJ r 70
.rlne published by Phillips Sampson Co., Boston, hass
"a rniuns celebrity acquired by but few Nonthesin the
Onion Its articles purely American and not borrow
ed from English authors. Itccnteius l2s pages monthly
sndls furnished at thelow price Of 50 per year Wew
for ss so furnish an subserbeas with the ATLANTIC
NoSruIr and the FRrxoSr JouHSAL one year, so you
viii DO getting paper Tor ig cents Hand In the
usmes. June, 1853
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wANTEDi

A COMPETENT MAN, who can furnish references sat.
n sfaetory TO the Editor Of the Frem0H Journal to
Canvass the of Fremont and vicinity for subscribers
TO the SCIENTIFIC ARTISAN, Published at Gin
cinnati Commission lhera Address for particulars.
American Patent Company, Cincinnati, o. 4svs
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spseIaI Notices.

asg- ANDERsoN's VEGETABLE ELIXIR is
medicine that should be every family See advertise
snent in another column. S2yl
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CERTIFICATE OF pR, HAYES.
tits we'll known that the medicinal effect OF The Pr0tox
de OF Iron Is lost by avery brief exposure to air. and
that TO maintain solution Of Protoxde Of Iron, without
further oxidation, has been deemed impossible
In the Peruvian Syrup this desirable point Il STAINED
by COMBINATION ~ WAY BEFoRK UNKNowN; and this 80
luton may replace an the proto carboniteS ctntea aud
tartrates OF The Materia Medica A. A. HAYES, NJ, D.,
Assayer to tho State df Massachusetts.
10 Doyls:on Street, Boston.
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INKS, Of every kind that are worth using,
l oszhsiouna AZ KscrLLoca's
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ATTAc H NJ E N T

Z = OVHINHUH TUB, nuHnusFy COUNTY, oIdEt
Levorett Acott and Bennett W. Horton,
Partners by the firm name of
Alcott & Horton, Plaintiffs,
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W, J, MILLER, Clyde. aud by Druggists generally.
44yl
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25

FY- The Eleetioa.--There was pretty full
vote cast at the Charter Election yesterday
The contest between Mr.. Sweeney and Captain
Wilson was close, though the latter succeeded by
some fifteen or twenty votes. aud is, therefore.
our future Mayor. Smith Mcdonald for City
s.rgeaht, John C. Porter for Clerk, james NJ.
Hall for Superintendent of Water Works, and
Henry Sharp for Street Commissioner are
elected by majOrities ranging from two to seven
hundred. s5-as So
Owing to a bunglcd piece of work, the poll
books at the Court House could not be made to
balance, and the consequence is we cannot give
the official vote of the city. The following is
the result, leaving out the Third Ward Those
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-01-25
BY TELEGIAPH.

ciScHsATi Jan. 2IAetivs demend for Flour; 1000 bb.
st fS,lV5 30 for rhae. Whisky opened nominal and
Mess PO active demand chiefly % an contracts; isO bbs
sold 4lI,I5dl5. Bacon sides sf lard buoyGn; 1000
kegs at l2 bbs held at llH. MoasSes active 81. SUI
and Coffee nrm, full rates. Exchange very searce =
prem. for Eastern. Money abundant and easy.
IJNEW YoRE, jan 9iFlour buoyAnt; 500 bbB
g 70 for sAte $G365 for Ohio and a5,IO590 for
SOUTHERN Wheat has advancing tendency. Pork Arm
at SiI62 for old ness o5 for do; and sl8
IS el3r 80 for prime. Whisky heavy AT 2T92I9.
BALTINoRE jan 24.-Piour Arm at 1913 for Ohio and
Howard ST. Wheat In demand r. SliUl, On for white
and l 9S for red. Corn dull; yellow I61S white l+a
rs Provisions have advancing tendency but the quota
lions are unchanged. WHISKY dull at 2I5Sa9s