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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
Guardinn,s Sale.
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the p,

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Pro
bate Court Of Sandusky county Ohio made the four
teenth day ofDeccmber A. D. eighteen hundred and fifty
nine, in the case of Jacob Bum, Guardian of George Gil
bert Anna Gilbert Mary Gilbert, Lucinda Gilbert Quincy
Gilbert Martha Gilbert, Madison Gilbert, and jefferson
Gilbert, against his wards the undersigned will, at
oclock T. NJ on Monday the 10th day Of January A. D.
eighteen hundred and sixty at the door Of the Court
House. in Sandnsky county, offer at public sale, the fol
lowing described real estate situate in Sanusky county
Ohio, to wit;
The southeast part Of the west half Of the south-eas
quarter OF section number twenty township number
four, range number seventeen, being bounded tn,
north by the Tiln and Sandusky State road the
by Heorgo Donadsons thirty tract the south by til,
section line the east by the line running nortl
and south through said quarter section, containing hr,
acres, or near that quantity.
Also another tract described follows to wit: The eas
half of the northeast quarter of section number thirty
in township number four range number seventeen con
tanning eighty acres of land, more or less.
Terms Of salc third down, balance in ten equal
nua payments with interest be paid annually and nj
secured by mortgage on the premises.
JACOB BUNN,
Guardian Of the heirs Of Perry Gilbert dec.
December II, lSJo.-4Swj.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
A MILITARY suggestion.

"Let us arml" said South Carolina paper few days
since But just here dculty suggests itself paper
Published at Raleigh in the adjoining State. The latter
discovers that south Of Delaware there Is not powder
mill IN the Union, is there mandatory of arms OF
cannon south Of Harpers Ferry How then will the South
arm Buy them Of the Northi Not at all, for she has
struck for nonintorcourse with this section If Louis
Napoeon's proposition for general European disarma
ment Is consented to- perhaps they naugurate thei
talked Of diTect trade by buying Of the second
hand guns used in the late Italian War. That patriotic
body the Southern Commercial Convention, should mee
at such crisis as this aud advise the South what Is bes
for her in the premises.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
Kentucky Nennfor.

The caucus of the Democratic members
of the kentucky Legislature have nomina-
ted the Hon. John c. Breckonridc for U. S.
Senator from that State. He will be chos.
en- of course. So the Vice President has
six years of office in prospect, provided al
ways the Southern democracy do not dis.
solve the Union.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16


Extensive preparations making for the approaching
executions. Nineteen companies Of military
duty guard is stationed at every street corner and
roads, and picket guards patrong the surround
ing country Six companies announced on their
way here. Citizens passing from one part Of town to
another, are often brought TO halt and marched to
the ruard-house If unable TO give the eountersign.
and Copeland will be hung at eleven o'clock in the
morning; Cook and Coppic at three in the afternoon All
Their bodies will be given to friends claimed The town
is quiet and there rumors and excitement
Military discipline is kept up If encompassed by be-
seigng army The people looking forward to Sxemp-
ton from military surveillance with greatpeasure When
the civil government is restored there will be quite u-
bee The people would willingly consent to Stevens and
HaEett spending the balance Of their days in the Penten-
ary rather than have another military sege at their
ecution.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
Pugh Puttimg IIimscIR Forward.

The very first Of Mr. Pugh in the Senate was tC
sgnaze his devotion to the Slave power by volunteering
have the expenses of the late military tomoolery
Gov. Wise paid out Of the National Treasury This for
wardness excited about the disgust in Southern and
Northern minds. Ar. Wade very pontedly inquired n
Mr. Pugh after the Senate adjourned fhis object IN max
ing the tender stop INTEREST," Mr. Pugh unahl,
10 suggest any better Ohio re0ces that the de-
spsable doughee s on his last political legs-Leader
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
To-Day

Ateleven O'clock this forenoon (Dec. 16)
GREEN and COPELAND, and at 8 o'clock this
afternoon, Cook and CoPPIc will be murdered
on a Virginia scaffold; martyrs to the cause
of liberty. Gov. Wise has slargely increased
the military force at Charlestown, and citi-
zens can scarcely go two squares from their
own door without being arrested. Several
Northern merchants and business men have
been driven from the State, for fear they
were going to incIte an insurrection or res
cue of the prisoners. Will Gov. Wise
breathe any freer after he has strangled
these men?
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
PROSPECTUS
PROSPECTUS
THE
CLEVELAND MORNING LEADER

E. COWLEs & CO., Publishersi J. A. HARRIS, Editor.
Price One Dollar In Clubs:
The Name Of each subscriber priueH each copy.
NOW IS THE TINE SUBSCRIBE.
TINHE YEAR OF 1860 Is DESTINED TO BETTE MOST
eyentiul known in the history Of country. That
wear will witness the election Of Republican President
That year will be pregnant with stirring The most
exciting presidential election probably held in this
country will then take place Hence that year will be the
year when good newspaper viii be appreciated by read
ing community.
The LEADER will support the Republican nominee for
President whoever he may be- and will labor with all Its
might to help his election. In order 10 sustain
TO do Il is necessary that Republican friends should
give their aid by helping to extend its circulation
II Is needless for to speak Of the principles advocated
BY the LEADER IL speaks for itself Suffice II for to
say that the OF the LEADER in the future will
the same as II has always been II will oppose Locooco-
Ism in all its hybrid shape II will oppose the extension
Of Slavery into Territory free and II will advocate
the repeal of the infamous Fugitive Slave Law.
With this reteratOn Of our principles, leave IL with
friends TO exert themseyee to extend the sphere
usefulness of the LEADER by getting clubs and ncreas-
ing its circulation.
The LEADER will excel heretofore in its depart
ment The latest intelligence will be received by tee-
graph and transferred 10 rs column.
TERMS OF THE WEEKLY LEADER.
alfn
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
Kenuodys NedicaI Djscoperv Scarce

ly day passes that do not hear Of wonderful
performed 10y this popular medicine and while we
have been writing this short notice, gentleman, Mr. j.
l.. Clarke, residing at No. % Lowell street Boston has
looked in upon us and finding that penning an
year. he had been completely cured of very
Of Scrou that broke out in large punches upon his neck
and that too by using bottles There is not humor
that exists but this medicine viii it speedily
then its value, is the height Of folly in the afflicted to
DELAY obtaining it.
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THE OHIO FARMER.
A11O l. ALO-
VOL. N.
1860.
1880,

With January l. 1860, expect to enter the Ninth
Volume of The Ohio Farmer. We encouraged BY the
kindness of ieader during the past eight years. to ap
peal once to good will and good They have in
creased our subscription list from fifty up to fifteen thou
sandand tits not presumptuous in beeyehat the real
merits Of the Farmer have had something to do with this
increase we can only say that we are thankful for the
past and that wish to upon the continued good
will towards enterprise and PROMISE by the aid of old
friends, to make the Farmer worthy than ever Of
their support.
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HOUSE.
HOUSE.
Wacut~rrox nacpp,bop IN

WAsHIyGToy, December 10.
In the House to-day, the discussion principally con
fined to the resolution of Mr. Hickman to adopt the plu
raity rule for the election Of Speaker and the objects OF
the Republican party Democrats relieved themselves Of
great deal Of Unon saving buncombe, and occupied the
time Of the House almost exclusively.
Morris and Kellogg, of Illinois, apologised to the House
for their begereu demonstrations Of the day before
The House then adjourned without taking vote for
Snnnknr.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
.srhe Inpending CrIsIs.,,

The book which has just now created such
q muss in the House Of Representatives,
was written BY H. R. Helper, of North
Carolina, aud is addressed TO southeruers.
The work has now been published some
time, and the sales have been somewhat lin
tied. But the prO-slayery men Of the
South have within che past two weeks done
more 10 extend its circulation tLan its au-
thor could have done 10 teu years. Every
body is epquiring foF Helpers "InPsHda9
Crisisn The N. Y. Post of the 10th says
that "a now edition Of twenty five thousand
copies Ok the Compendium Of Helpers I'm
pending Crisis is 10 press, and will be ready
III few days" We advise every one Of
our friends TO get copy and read IT, There
are 10 il insormountabie objections to the
slavery Institution, and the South have
opened their eyes to the impending crisis
now presenting itself to them,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

. SENATOR BRowN.-We learn from pri-
vatc letter to gentleman in jackson that
Senator Brown, of this State, made a speech
in that place a few days since, in which he
made use of the following extraordinary
language: "Seward is a highway robber,
Douglas thief and Buchanan is Worse
than either Of Mem,"-Macon Miss J
Star.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

Mr.. kim, ofNew York. preseneda petition from Dam
el F. Iieman Mayor of New York city, and 103 others,
avorng the Fassagc Of the Homestead Bill and opposing
monopoly Of the public land
Mr. Mason's ofNirgina) resolution to appoint com
mttee Of inveson to inquire into the Harers Ferry in
vasion, then up.
The day used up in discussion, and the Senate ad
jOurned without taking vote on the resolution
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

WASHINGTON, December l2.
The discussion in the House to-day in the same
strain Of that Of yesterday There appears to be settled
determination the Democratic side Of the House to
put of organization long possible in hopes that
something turn to secure the success OF their
didate for Speaker. Let them take the responsibility.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

New BANK AT CoLUMBUs.--The Fact
states that Bank about to be started in Columbus
10 be called the Farmers Bank. II will control heavy
apito and will be exclusively under the management Of
Columbus capitalists.
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Regular Terms in Advance.

ACub of five subscribers at Ss will entte the person
getting it up to copy for six months Club Of en at
SIS, TO copy for one year
LIZ Old subscribers, who wish to their subscrp-
TONS can do so ut any time by getting Subscriber
and sending $780, which will pay both for year
IL Subscriptions may commence at any time Papers
will be sent to as many Offices as desired.
Address THO. BROWN, Cleveland o.
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HOUSE.

WASHINGTON December 13.
The debate Of day continuation of yesterdays
discussion Mr. Sickles made speech in defence Of the
Administration, and admOuished the North that they
were lnincng the cnsntry TO fearful condition.
Without taking vote for Speaker the House adjourned
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
STATE OF ONO, EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
GOIunurq neo I 1870


SIR; Yours Of the 23d ult postmarked Goth together
with copy Of Of the date addressed by you
the President were received yesterday. No intelligence
other than that contained in these letters reached
Of any such preparations described IN them aud the
letters themselves convey such Information respect
TO place persons snecessary TO enable the author
ties Of the State in the absence OF other intelligence
nterpose with any certainty effect Whenever il shall
be made To appear either BY evidence transmitted by you
otherwise that unlawful combination being formed
by any persons at any place In Ohio for the Invasion
OF Virginia for the commission Of crimes against her
people Il will undoubtedly become the duty Of the Exec
utve whatever power he may possess to break up
such combinations and defeat their unlawful purpose and
that duty, 81 need not be doubted, will be promptly per-
formed
observe with deep regret ntimaton in your letter
that necessity may compel the authorities Of Virginia to
pursue the invaders Of herursdeton into the territories
Of adjoining States II is to be hoped that crcumstan
ces Will arise creating In their opinion such necessity
Laws Of the United States, well a. the laws Of Ohio,
indicate the mode In which charged with crime In
another State and escaping into Ohio, be demanded
aud must be surendered and the people Of this State
viii require from her authorities the punctua iulhlment
Of every Obligation other members Of the Union. They
cannot consent however 10 the INVASION Of heI territory
by armed bodies from other States for the purpose
OF pursuing and arresting fugiiiyes fromj Justice
s, = CHASE.
Fis Fxeeliopoy HENRY WISE 6c &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

An extra copy given to the geter up Of the Club for his
trouble when a club reaches high fifty copies, a
IrWeeky will be giyeni and when II reaches 100 copy
ofthe Daily Leader will be River.
Those getting up clubs VII Ssh for sample copies will
please write for them.
TERMS OF THE TRI-MEEKLY LEADER.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
Guardians sale.

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of
the Probate Court Of the county of sandusy State Of
Ohio made on the twenty-sxh day Of November, A. D.
eghteen-hundred and 6fty-Aine IN the ease of Hugh
Mars guardian Of William Hunter Elizabeth Mars, and
Franklin Mars against the said wards, the undersigned
will the thirty yhrst day Of December, A. d. eighteen
hundred and fynine at ten O'clock NJ at the Door Of
the Court House IN Sandasky cousty aforesaid offer at
public sale the following described real estate situated in
said county, TO wit:
The equal yided ye twefths pa Of the southeast
quarter Of the southeast quarter OF section number ele
ven In township number five, range number fourteen,
containing forty Of land excepting hereto
fore sold out Of the northwest corner thereof
Terms sale one-third down day OF sale onethird
n six months and Onethrd ia year from date of sale
with interest deferred payments to be secured by uoteB
and mortgage on the premises.
HUGH MARS, Guardian.
November goth, ls5o-46w5.
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Letter of GOV. Chase TO Gov. wise.

The Ohio Statesman has indulged in the
most yillainous abuse of Gov. Chase, based
on telegraphic despatch touching letter
from the Governor of Ohio to the Govern
or of Virginia. Here is the letter ITSELF
and if il is not just the thing for the occa-
sion we should like to know what would be /:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16

A MAHxoyH cAvE,--Ths sAying ia of
stephen a. Douglas
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-16
A PItIablc sight-A Douglas Democrat
GIOryiug I'm his shame.

A Pltiable SiRht-A Douglas Democrat
GlOrying in his shame.
The debate in the House 90 the 9TH, in
which Mr. Logan, the Douglas leader from
Illinois, was the prominent participant was
partially reported by telegraph, and some
idea given Of the temper and policy ofthe
"Little Giant" We have now the official
report Of that debate in the Washington
Globe, which furnishes several very rich and
racy points not before given. We have
room only for the following precious sample
of uumixed doughfacery and sycophancy:
Mr.. LoeAS-And further let me say uis-and here
demand that II any gentleman can controyert II he shall
portion Of this Conedeaey where the Republicans
Aboonists, as We call them IN Iilinois-the term is,
however, somewhat modified when get here in Con-
grcsshave, good citizens, arrested Hgdire save
and returned him 10 his master
Ne. kiIooRE, (Republicanl That is true.
Mr.. LoGAN-T have no doubt off Sir, arc there not
hundreds and hundreds Of fugitive slaves passing through
Ohio and Illinois and the great Northwestern States who
belong to the constituency Of those people here presen-
ting the Southern States this side Of the ousel Why
is It, ifyou good Consttution-ovng citizens loyal to
the Constitution, You love the Union and the Consitu-
ton; why Is It, say that you will not do Justice to these
by taking their fuves and returning them to their
masters the Constitution and statutes require? Why,
gentlemen do you not do il Yet you say, "Oh we viii
take right from you southern that you are entitled
to under the Constitution gtire that has been
arrested in RiiEoi' OF IN any 9 me WessrH Statesana
call Illinois Western State for am ashamed to longer
call II Northern state-hds been made by DEMOCRATS
IN Illinois the Democrats hare all that work 10 do tog
eaH the "dirty oork Cfhe Democratic party 10 eatea
fugitive saUes for the Southern people We are nng
TO perform that "dty york. do not consider It dis,
graceful 10 perform p0rk "rty not dirty, phich
Is in accordance ih tie laps Of he land aud the CoHstt-
fHon Of he country and calculated TO assist men IN re-
eeriBg that phich Is their right guaranteed 10 them I'M
der the Constitution and lars Of the land
What say Northern Democrats to this
How do you like the exhibition here made
of you and your leaders, Are you, really,
the only ones in all the North, who arc ca
ger to besmear yourselves in this "dirty
work. 7" Is that the highest test of Demo
cracy ~ Toledo Blode.
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lE rR1.wEEKLY LEADER

i. cowLEs 4 CO., Cleveland o.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16
BOOTS 6 SHOES
GROCERY, BAKERY AND
G o. NJ ECTIONE { RY,

Main Street, Bloomsbury, one door below Iron
Street.
THE undersigned respectfully inform the
citizens OF Bloomsbury, and the public in
general, that they have formed partnership
nnder the name and firm of Moyet s. Shell
don, and have just opened in their spacious
new Sore House, the
GROCERY, BAKERY g. CONVECTION.
ERY BUSINESS,
On an extensive scale in all their various de.
parlments, and il great pariel es, where they
will always be pleased TO meet their friends
and administer to their creature comforts.
Their groceries are all fresh, and of the
choicest kinds, have been selected with
much care, and will be sold for Dash, al The
"lowesl living prices"
Their Bakery is entirely new, constructed
after the most modern Improvements aud
will be under The superinlendence of "mas.
ter woTkmen."
Their confectionery is manufactured by
themselves with care aud cleanlIness--and
cannot be- surpassed by The most improved
imporalions.
OYSTER SALOON AND RESTAURANT.
They have also fitted up most magnificent
Restaurant and Oyster Saloon, occupy ing the
entire space OF the (up sluirs) second floor,
with splinter new fixtures and fnishings,
where they will be happy TO serve their Gus.
TONERS with choice Oysters, Wholesale and
retail.
N. IA Lahies' Saloon separated from
the General Restaurant, has also been pre-
pared for their special accommodation.
ALBERT MOVER,
f. M. SHELDON.
Boomsburg, Oct. 27, 1858.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYSIC:
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ION and Decay of the frame from Indul.
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Members of the Royal College OF Surgeons,
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~ Sperma'orrhGa, or Seminal Emiss.
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means of which the Invalid can regain
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For FEMALEs.-It is lamentabls fact
that go large number of Females are af-
liicted with Irregularities, either refused or
suppressed, which rapidly and surely under
mine their health, shorten their lives, and
oluimes render Them un6, for those duties
in life for which an all-wise Creator has
formed them. This state of things need not
exist when DR. WHEATING's FEMALE REGU-
LATiNG PILLS are so sure 10 bring relief
They are composed OF materials, harmless
10 the most delicate constitution, put eff
crht i'll The highest degree in eradicaling
that train Of diseases incident 10 the sex,
originating from irregularities. They are
no Nostrum, but claim for themselves vir.
tues resulting from the nse of those most
valued remedies prescribed by the highest
medical authority, Ancient or Modern.
Many Females give way to dependency,
imagining themselves in a confirmed de-
cline. To such we would confidently re-
commend these PILLS, believing If there is
power in any remedy 10 effect perma-
nent cure, mat blessing will ensue from
their use. They are manufactured only by
J E. Bower, cor. I'd & Race streets, Phila-
delpha. None genuine wIinoul his written
signature upon each bcx. Price 81 90.
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1859-03-16

WAGON MAKIEG.-This is branch of bus.
mess which is more extensive than is thought
% be, because the work, when turned out,
is al once put 10 common use, until the say.
sing, Hcommon as wagon" has attained
much nse. Still il is branch of business
that just as essential as any carried on
indeed % The farmer, it is as indispensable
as isa house. Being indispensable, it at
once makee The necessity great for having
one that has al the strength with combined
lightness, neeazeary 10 make it last. To
make it last. To this end much improve
ment has beeu made in the manufacturing
and style of ihb azticle. In this place are
several shops, afnong which We are pariic-
ularly directing our mind to those of SLOAN
g. Son and S. A. WILSON, on Main and Mar
ket Streets, who turn out I great number OF
wagons each year, all of'whieh will pass
muster anywhere, and as evidence OF which
those wanting TO purchase wagon will do
well TO call and examine their specimens
on hand. q