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Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
NFOR DIS
Family Cathartic Pills,
COMPOUNDED FROl


Pure Vegetable Extracts and put up Glass Cases. Air
Tight, and DiH keep in any climate.
The Family CathGrtieI Pill is gentle but active
Cathartic which the pro- = prietor has used in his
practice more than twenty = years.
The constantly ncreas 5 ling demand from those who,
have long used the Pills land the satisfaction which
all express in regard toll their use has induced me
to place them within the reach Of all.
The Profession we'll know = THAT different Cathartics
act different portions oflE the bowels.
The Family CGthartiolsS Pill has, with due refer
ence to this well establish led fact been compounded
from variety ofthe pures Vegetable Extracts which
act alike every part of = the Amentary Canal and
are oOd and safe in all = ses where Cathartic is
needed, such DerdHges RsHts Of Stomach, SIeepi-
mes Pains in the Back and v LORs COstiUeNess, Pain
and Soreness the phOie body, from sudden cold,
which frequently, if neg ected end in long course
of Fever, Loss of APpetite = Ia Creeping sensation Of
oUer the body. cslessHess Headache Heigh iH fAs
all IHfammatOTy Diseases Worms in Children, or Ad-
ults Pheumatfsa, great = Purifier Of the Blood, and
many diseases to whchlS flesh is heir, too numerous
to mention in this advert ltisement DOsel to 3.
Price, Dimes.
The Liver Inpigorator and Family Cathartie Pills.
etailed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
trade in all the large towns.
S. T. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manufacturer and Propristor.
1856 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Fremont, by S. BUCKLAND,
27yl and G. R. McCULLoCH.
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sANFOR RD'S
LIVER INVIGORATOR,

TT Is COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUNS, and
has become an established fact standard medicine,
known and approved byl a that have used It, and 10
resorted to with conf dence in all diseases for
which it is recommended. lA
II has cured Thousands = within the past two years
who had given up all hopes of relief as the numerous
unsolicited certificates in = my poaition show.
The dose must be adapt led to the temperament Of
the individual taking it, A and used In such quantities
as to act gently on the = Bowels.
Let the dictates of your Judgment guide you in the
use of the Liger IRriQord- tor and it will LiUey
Complaints all Bilious At y tdcks Dyspepsia, Chr0aic
Diarrkea Summer Com " ptaints DyseHeTy. Dropsy,
SOHr Stomach, Habitual- COstiUeRess Ch0ltc, Ch0le
ra ChOIeAG MoTbNs, Chol- era IIaRtuna, F1auisRes,
Jaundice, Female Weak e lResses, and may be used
successfully OrdiHd- :, Try Family Medicine. 1t
will cure SILK Headache las thousands testify,)
in tloeHy minutes, If tioO Or three fedspoOHfuts
taken at the conamsHoemeHfl- of the attack.
AH iCh0 IL iURg IL Their tesimOHyin in its favor
Mir in the mouth p The InUig0rat0r, and spai
lop both together.
Price one Dollar Per Bottle.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-08
Fremont Livery and Sale Stable
DAVID MOORE.

-u THE SUBSCRIBER has just compile
N&AA/ ted his Brick Stable, ll4 BY 20
SY9G>e,- feet, on Front street, below the cToghan
Xlk--2R- House, and IL now putting In a large
number OF the best horses with new and handsome bug
ges and Carriages which he will let to the citizens Of
Fremont on more reasonable terms than other Stable
in town.
Saddle Horses,
Horses with Single Double BuggeE can be had at All
hours, day or night
I have no old Worn out Stock!
Horses kept for sale and any person wanting 10 pur
chase good animal, always and one to suit them
Horses boarded BY the day week reasonable terms
DAVID MOORE,
Fremont, Eeb. 10, lssO.--tk
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ISAAC E. WEST. oHAs. H. McDoUGAL
West & McDougal,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. % Walnut Street,
CINCINNATI, o.

FOR THE PURCHASE AND SALE OF,
Choice Western Reserve Butter in Firkns, Kegs and
Fancy Boxes
Western Reserve Butter in Barrels Firns solid packed
and Rolls wrapped in cloths.
Western Reserve Durham farm imitation of English dairy
and Nutmeg Cheese.
Dried Peaches, peared and In halves.
Dried and green Apples.
Brooms in large quantities and great variety of styles
manucturedexpressly for trade and warranted to
purchasers.
Glover Seed large quantities. Timothy and Flax Seeds
Louisiana Sugars Loaf Powdered Crushed and Clarified
Sugars.
New Orleans and sugar house mOlasses and syrups.
Coffee Rice Starch Saleraus Soaps, Lead, Pork Lard,
Hams Beef Cranberries Eggs; Flour, Pots and Pearl
Ashes and all kinds of Groceries, produce and manu-
factured articles.
Particular attention given to the forwarding business
Mark all goods for with owners initials and W&McD
All packages be forwarded, Care W. Med Cincinnati
Ohio. Sept 2ud, 1s59.-tf.
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WEST BEDFORD, Coshocton Co, May IL 1867.
Mr. II. b. KINesLKY-sir;--I have been selling the
Medicines Of the Graefeubeg Company for the last ten
years. and have invariably found them to give good aats
regularly their tea and coffee and with my trade
they have become staple article MArshairs Uterine
Catholicon medicine that has done great amount OF
good 10 female diseases One lady sold 70 tod that
she had received benefit from bottle than she
did from long course Of medical treatment BY tho most
skillfui physicians Yours truly,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-06-08

CAMPAIGN SoNe.-We copy a capital
campaign song from the pen ofMr stedman ofNew York
author the "Diamond Wedding" &c II written for
the Chicago Press, and rings out grandly.
HONEST ART, OF THE WEST
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DR.. M. A. RITTER,

TTAs removed his Office TO the arst building west
III the old Catholic Church. on Pike Street.
Fremont, June 8, 1852
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CIGAR MANUFACToRY.

FIR MT, OHIO.
r HAVE now completed my arrangements, got my shop
/ in operation, and manufacturing Cigars from the
very best of SPANISH TOBACCO-Havana, Prin-
cpe and Cuba varieties. All persons who wish to pur-
chase are invited to call and examue my stock and see
that use only the best articles Cigars sold at either
Wholesale Retail at lower prices than the quali-
ty can be bought west OF New York. Also all kinds of
CHEWING and SMOKING T0BACCoS kept on hand.
Store the west side of Front Street, door north
of Vallette's Flour Store. II. POSSs
Fremont, April 3d. 1858
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RETAIL PRICES.
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARrroRD, Trumbui Co., Ohio March 7, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing In the Green-
berg Medicines for the past year, and truly ay that
have never offered medicines to the public that have
met with the decided appreciation Of the people like these
particularly the Pills aud Catholicon They will readily
perform all and more than promised for them. have
sodabout ay bottles q the Caholcan the past season,
and hear the best reftlts in every case.
J. H. G. JOHNSON, Medical Agent.
Read what Or. Bushnell gays OF the Graefenberg Mod
cines DR.. B. s physician Of extensive practice and fs
Of the most successful In ths county (frunhu in which
he resides.
This certhes thatI have used the Graeienberg Pills and
Marshais Cathocon, sold here by j. II. Q. johnson In
my practice to my entire satsaction. They are good
medicines. DR.. g. W. BUSHNELL"
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J:L. GREENE & SON.
RucIxIand Il Everett,
Roberts a sheldon.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tin and sheeIron Ware and
Dealers in Stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves Rags
Wool, Hides Sheep-pets, Old Copper od Stoves ST.,
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions Peases Brick
Block No. /, Fremont Ohio. May w. loo4'
, 1860-06-28

- One Of the members ofthe Ravcl Troure,
now performing at Mcvicker's Theatre, Was it,
jured lately By knocking his head against
plate in the hands OF q brother performer. The
plate was broken aud the mans pate slightly
cracked.
, 1860-06-28

ITO RENT.-A Wharfing Lot on
u south Branch. o feet front BY 1s0 feet deep from tie
river 70 franklin STREET. between Van Buren and Harrison
Streets This lot hasa w.a Of The best dtscrpton
wel adapted for Coal stone Luater T.ru. Apply to
Z. C. LARSED, " Washington st.eet nah23bs74 tty 10
, 1860-06-28


Our readers will recolec: that some two
years ago the establishment of one John Hahn,
engaged in the business of dispensing lager
to the few leaerites Of Evanston, was entered BY
4 gang Of young men, with their faces blacken-
cd and their persons otherwise disguised, and
the place was empticd Of its obnoxious liquors,
its owners abused and threatened With condigu
leare the place never more to return.
Although the offence IVES committed On the
10Th of October. 1858, and several indictments
had been found, through errors and other de-
lays, the defendants had not been duly tried TN
til yesterday, when they were brought before
the Circuit Court on an indictment found by the
Grand jury at its June sitting.
The evidence for the prosecution was to the
effect that James Ludlam, Geo. Uuntoon, Ed
ward Russell, Horace Goodrich and J. ".
Morse we're engaged in the preparation Of the
offence and we're the chiefs Of the rioters. 1t
vas also shown that ths rioters entered the
place Of John Hahn in the darkness Of evening,
and that one nj their number previous to any
demonstration, called for }ngsr beer in
German. Whether he paid for it WIS not
shown. The scene that followed we shall not
attempt to describe. The man Hahn was tied
and carried iptp the street, and pistol was
presented to bis breast by one of the rioters,
who, according to the testimony, appeared to
be omnipreeent with that weapon. A general
wreck of the furniture and goods contained in
the shop was made, and then quiet reigned
| again in Evanston. So much for the prose-
cutiup.
The defence, on the other hand, set forth By
most respectable testimony that the riot wss
not half as serious as had been represented, and
that no pistols we're seen, and no force or vio-
lence to speak Of shown, although it vas gen.
orally conceded that Haln's establishment was
! zone the better for the visitation Of the irate
citizens of Evanston.
The case WINS giren to the Jury at abou.
| scyen o'clock, and verdict Was shortly after
wards rendered, finding James Ludlam and
J. ". Morse guilty as charged in the indict-
mcut, and Horace Goodrich, George Huntoon
! and Edward Russell were acquitted. The two
former were required 10 find bail in the sum oi
$500, to appear. on Friday morning to receive
the sentence Of the Court, and the bail wsi
forthcoming,
, 1860-06-28

EFFORTS FOR RECONCILIATION.
The telegraph advises us that the pr'-slav-
cry men are in consultation in Washington,
wish tie expectation Of being able to devise
soma method by which the two wings Of The
old buzzard, pro slavery Democracy, may be
made 10 work together for the purpose Of
beating Lincoln. Tie Republicans in the
rural districts will be quite content to sec an
arrangement made which seems to promise
success to the hostile factions; because, since
the break-up at Baltimore, they have no fear
that anything else than an interpos1tion Of
Providence will snatch the victory from their
grasp. But at present we SEQ no!hipg which
warrants the belief that the effort for recou-
citation is anything more than new scheme
for getting Douglas CT tue track, Of, failing
in that, to ix up for him in all
tna Northern States electoral tickets which
would desert him il the election Of Demo-
cratic President comes around among the pos
sibilities Of the future. The game among them
ell is to get Douglas hide on the fence without
tho necessity Of hanging up their o~n hides
by tho sido Of it. The Herald demonstrates
TO it's oyn sa!isfacticn TINT New York is the
point upon which the Democratic forces must
bo roaccnt!ated; aud Celebrates plan fIr a
yeaud union Of the different squads in that
State now opposed to Lincoln's election. It
yauls an union electoral ticket composed OF
the friends Of Bell, Douglas and breckenridge
upon Which all the odds and ends g.shag
AID bob~tails may unite. Hear what the old
sootcll.laale says:
}}u. how ia This combination electoral ticket
to bc uuuRged? II cacuo: be managed bY the
silly stump poll!:ciaps Of the Breckinridee a:d
Daualas faciijons tor they are no more Disposed
IL suspend fighting each other than the kitkeu-
ny CATS But il mar be n,unaged by the power.
ful cone. c:al classes OF Ibis metropolis whose
busaess interests are go seriously involved in
this* contest. They ecu d readily produce 4
million Vi money in behalf Of the combiucd d
electoral ticket We hnre suggested. A State
con5ensioa Of each Of these parties concerned
uppoint-d at the sane time and place. could ar
range the ticket If adopted, and successful
the electoral vote could be dirided between
Bel, Douglas and Breckenridge, according It
the proportion OF the electoral tickets cas-
headed With their respective names.
This is the on!v remaining cxpedient whereof,
"O'd Abe Lincoln can be defeated; and if IT,
parties opposed TO him reiusc to act upon GU
suggestions, RIO AEals Know that their spirit {.
revenge against euch other has become stronge
than their sense Of duty to the country. fcy
York is the key to the White Louise, and il ut
seized to shu: out Lincoln, it vii! be used to H.
him iu-
If tha. is The only expedient, HONEST o.
Ace Ind better I've ordering his inaugural sui
Of linsey- -woolscy or Kentucky jeans, or any
thing else that may suit lis taste, SO it be {
American manufacture. Brother Bennett an
all tho young Beunetts sl,nll have cards Of in
yitalioa 10 the grand Inauguration Ball
, 1860-06-28

FRr1r Sold nj ScASr MEAsrEE.-It VAS only
a few days ago that we called the attention Of
our readers to tae enormous quantities Of fruit
and berries sold this spring in the city. An.
other point gernain 10 this subject has lasely
arisen. This is the fact that some of our fruit
dealers have had resort to dishonest measures
to enhance their already very handsome profits.
4 box Of berries sold fer aquart contains but a
pint and half. This is certainly not The fault
of the Eastern maker, as any one who pur.
chases them at FIRST hands can vouch. On the
contrary they are made to contain plump
quart, and are cut down at the rim to conform
to the nice ideas Of the dealer on this subject.
The peach baskets which NE purchase, suppos-
ing them to hold half bushel are eaid to con-
tain but twelve quarts. Peaches thus become
dear, it sold reasonably cheap, but when they
brig high price. as they generally do here,
the cheat is certainly Of more importance The
wholesale dealer, il be buys By the 5utA<l and
sells By The box, is certainly perpesrating an
enormous awindle upon those who trade with
him. Let our authorities look into this matter.
Wood is now sold By correct measur-it is just
rs important that fruit aud berries should be
disposed Of in an equally honorable manner.
, 1860-06-28
THE SECESSION.

The friends Of B1eckinridge and Lane, IN
this city, fired one hundred guns last evening
in honor Of the ticket, and made VARIOUS other
demonstrations in the way Of epeecll-mak'ue'
etc. which arc elsewhere noticed at greater
length, We are all Democrats.
, 1860-06-28

zo9r & IT, wa,hbineton hiaee correspondent tel
19tton, will probably expire soon. IN eoan conss<
quence Of Congress having just cut the % nr;es
OF Public Printing down forty per cent. # ths
Republicans had anticipated this, ve think The :
would hsve been less tiercs for reforza,u1 III
particular sbuss, The Gonstit4tion has been
helping Lincoln steadily, and. doubtless, would
do 10 to tbs end.-N. r Zribuae,
, 1860-06-28

TT Hon. E. ". AcComas, Of this city, edit
or Of the Herald, is announced to gire the An
niversafF Address at the Commencement Of
Monmouth College, at Monmouth, this State,
On the 5th of July.
, 1860-06-28
79rcss & Trihut1e


wo regret to hear that the treaty with Mex
;c, failed in the Senate That miserable Mex
ican Republic, deprived Of ali hope Of support
from the United St1tea, will reach new depths
Of anarchy and despair.
, 1860-06-28
The Harmonious Democracy.

Last night at eleven o'clock the Light Guard
Band, accompanied by few of the staunch and
tried rank and file Of the Democracy, pausad
few moments in front of the mansion Of Isaac
Cook, on Wabash avenue, and alter listening to
the delicious strains Of the musicians, Isaac
made his appearance, and in q neat and brief
address gave general history Of the late Balti-
more Convention, rom which he had inst re-
turned. His speech was received with thee
cheers and tiger, after which there was more
music from the Band.
4 gentleman then came forward and 1nt1o-
duced Major Lindsey Of this city, aud be in
dulged in q few remarks, founded upon the
policy Of the Democratic party Of which he
wished to be called member. He repudiated
Squatter Sovereignty and its master, Senator
Douglas. and of the swo said he preferred Re-
publican sovereignty and Congressional inter-
vention in the Territories. These points in bis
speech we're recelred With much applause.
At the conclusion Of Major Lindsey's address
the assembly Was invited within the hospitable
mansion Of Mr.. Cook, where each and every
one had an Opportunity to minister to his bodily
and spiritual wants. More nus1c By the band.
With three cheers for Breckenridge and Lane'
and an abostiEe attempt By drunken man to
follow with three for Douglas, the assemblage
broke IN.
, 1860-06-28
Brcck1nrldEe and Lame at Btnr,
hampton

DHeHAxr7ox, n. r., Juae 27.-0n ths re.
ceipt here Of the news announcing the nomina-
ton Of preckinridge and Lane. salute Of one
mocracy. accompanied With The ringing Of bells
the lighting Of bondres, the letting Oft Of drer
works, and other demonstrations Of rejoicing.
, 1860-06-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

Go to John Jones, ll9 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done:and at prices to suit tbs
tines.
wT T. C. Smith Ge0o., Manufacturers Of
Brass Faucets, Beer tElsnge. and Plumbers 5
Cocks, Brass CASTINGS zhd Copper Work, made
to order, at No. oa5 Washington street
luna
, 1860-06-28

We take pleasure in publishing tue follo@ing
letter from Mr.. E. Cornell. His handsome do.
nation for the relief Of the sutIerers BY the late
tornado, is not the first instance Of his lterali.y
in good cause. During The Kansas troubles
he contributed one thousand dollars towards
the relief Of the Free State people who suffered
ut the hands Of the border ruffians.
There are scores Of people in Kansas who re-
member his timely aid with gratitude, whose
pressing wants we're relieved from his purse in
the terrible winter Of 1861.
I1HAcA, June II, $50.
DEAR COLONEL: I wished to contribute to
the relief Of the sufferers by the recent terrible
tornado in Iowa, und not knowing any body
nearer than Chicago 10 whom l could entrust
the contribution, beg that you will allow ne
10 trouble you with the matter, and that rcll
wilt place the enclosed draft Oh Illinois l. His
siss'pPi Telegraph Co., at Ottawa, Illinois, for
500, where It will be properly used for the ben
ett Of the most worthy sufferers. will recip.
rocate the favor by aiding you in the election
Of uo1est Old Abe Lincoln.
Yours respectfully, Z. CORNELL.
, 1860-06-28

Il ADIscLArxER.-J.S S. Metzger, the proprietor
Of the Hamilton House, hss made report 10 the
Marsha1's Office that no such person as Theo.
dore SeweIl has lately stopped at his house,
consequently no such person could have been
robbed Of sss in small bills, (uuless they we're
eery ANAL indeed.) on Monday. He also offers
reward Of ten dollars for the discovery Of tie
said Theodore Seweil. Tbs police thus far hare
been unable to iud him. He viii probably
Se.well to it that they do not.
, 1860-06-28

ANTONIO DRoT1EEs' Csacus.--This Circus
which has been in full blast here for the last
three days with decided success, goes from
here to Waukegan, kenosha, .Racine, Milwau.
kee, &c-.
, 1860-06-28

pA111's CONCERT AT TIE W1GwAN.-The last
opportunity for our citizens to hear Miss Ade-
lima Patti occurs this evening, when she, along
with Strakosch's Opera Troupe and monster
chorus and orchestra, appear Mt the Wigwam.
Miss Patti has created q sensation here equaled
only by that Of Jenny Lind at New York.
The prices at this concert hare been placed
80 low that erery one can afford to 60.
The entrance for those haying fifty cent aud
one dollar tickets is on Lake street. Those
holding twenty-five cent tickets will only be
admitted on Market street. Tickets are for
sale Mt all the principal music stores, and those
intending to 20 should purchase during the day, ,
to avoid confusion 4. the door in the evening.
, 1860-06-28

tE The people Of Appleton, Wig, are to
rote on the Sd of :. .ly, Us t. whether that city
shal1 Issue its boI.s to aid the extension of the
Chicago d Northwestern Railroad from Oshkosh
to that point.
, 1860-06-28

Rev. Geo. 4. Powers, Of this city, il an
nounced to de1irer an address before the Lite.
rary Societies Of the Illinois State University,
At Springfield, this srsniug.
, 1860-06-28

D Garrison l. Co. are dealing largely in
campaign documents, campaign pictures, etc.
They furnish them 10 agents and the trade st
exceedingly low prices. Read their advertise
Went
, 1860-06-28
THURSDAY. JUNE %, 1860.

70 4 fight occurred at the place where the
one hundred aud I've guns were fred in honor
Of the nomination Of Breckinridge aud Lane,
last evening. Two; inharmonious Democrats
pitched into each others affections with a will,
and one of them val aoo1ed by his opponent.
We hear CT no funsfai Ibis morning, and con-
c!ude the discounted individual has survived.
DAMAGES REcorEnrn-Tm VA1rE OF Hts.
BAND AND Dt11nrEp ATFEc71oSs-1n the breach
Of promise case, Jane Keenan, II. John Trapp.
the jury returned verdict yesterday morning,
giving the defendant }he SUN of $500 as dam
ages-where the sun Of 5000 was claimed
to reeompense her ior the loss Of husband,
ard to eerre Is salre for her wounded affec-
ions.
n A carpet.bas, filed with clothes, which
Was left d: q hutcherR ahop on Adams street
some time since msy be found at the Armory.
, 1860-06-28

!T Niller's Hair 1nvigorater-tbe best il
use. S. T. Hinckley, agent, 302 State street.
;aqn,3uo