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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-08-31
A Valuable BOOK,

4 HISTORY of all Religions, with ac-
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DO You want a Farm

( NALL ON BUCKLAND g EVERETT,
~ Fremont, Ohio They have for sale amongst other
lands, the E. ~ Sec. T. 4 R. 10, containing 500
known as the
Wilkes Farm, on Green Greek,
about three miles east Of Fremont which will, oGers
suit be sold In so lots, altogether purchasers
may desire.
Also 20 acre and 20 acre tract near the same which
will be separately sold For further particular Apply Al
tho oiice OF the undersigned, at Fremont, o.,
BUcKLAND& EvBRErTs
! August 8, lse0.-3lwL
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All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
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such work call at the JOURNAL OFFicK.
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FOR SALE.
Sale Of Real Estate.

BY order Of Court.
ON THE 1st day Of September, A. d.,
~ 1860, at o'clock In the afternoon at the door ofhe
Court House, In the village Of Fremont, and county Of
Sandusky State of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bid
der the following real estate the property Of William
Beebe deceased, 10 wits
The half Of the south quarter Of section
Der twentyour township number five, range number six
teen containing eighty OF land appraised at two
thousand dollars.
The southwest quarter Of the southeast quarter,
Of section number twentyfour, township number FIVE,
range number SIXTEEN containing forty Of land
or less appraised at six hundred dollars.
Also the southwest quarter Of the northeast quarter
Of section number twenty -four, township number Eve
range number SIXTEEN containing forty ofand ap
praised at hundred and fifty dollars.
Also the north quarter of south east quarter Of
tion number twenty four township number Ave- range
number SIXTEEN containing forty Of land
less appraised at six hundred dollars.
TERMS OF SALE-0ne third down, third In one
year. and third in two years. with interest," deferred
payments to be secured by mortgage the premises
| f. A. BEEBE,
Administrator Of William Beebe, decd.
| Fremont, August LIST, 1s60.-30w5.
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We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds Mortgages
Quit Claims and oil kinds Of Justices, and various othe
Blanks, for sale at all times at the JouRSAL OFFICE
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A new paper has been started in Detroit
called the Democrat, which supports Breck,
inridgo aud Lane.
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That the Receipts should be given up and the Corn dis
posed Of portion Of the Corn is heating, one-fourth
cent per be charged for every 20 days storage
said having been stored and tickets retained without
our consent. l. <. AMsDEN, Gen. Agent.
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A CARD.

DIR. JOHN B. RICE, would respectfully an
nouneo that he has resumed the practice Of Medicine and
Surgery During his absence he has enjoyed unsurpassed
facilities both College and Hospital in the City Of Phia-
delphis; aud in the New York Eye Innrmary.
I-y- oace, as formerly. April 9, 1900.
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Car TImc-Lcaving Fremont.


GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Bun Exp Mail .535 AN Mail l.---..----....-9 -9.12 AN
n Y Express 49, -6.07 Pm Western Express -905 pm
On the Fremont and Indiana Road for Findlsy, daily
except Sundays, at 9.15 o'clock a. IN.
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Do you. take. the FREMoNr,JoURNAL9 /
costs but 81 per year, sent by mail
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Special 1lOtices.
HenIthI Health!

Use Old DR.. Dellenbaugh's Celebrated
@ ERIN N I'M p II o " T. ID
SaRar Coated, 1Hii Bilious Liver and Blood Pills,
warranted purely vegetable The bcst Family Pill now
before the public.
Pries-25 Cents per Bor.
DIR. DELLENBAUoH, Cleveland, Proprietor.
For Sale by OR. TCULLoCH, Fremont
Frcmopt Aprt 2oth ls0O.-l5yl
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M "A r r f ID,
On the 2sth, by NJ E. Tyler Esq, CONRAD HISS, and
MisB CATHARISB 0vKRHYRR.
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THIS REMEDY is in the form Of Su-
j. gar Coated Pills, warranted FREE from Qunine,
Arsenic, Strychune, any POISON, and authorize
our agents TO WARRANT A CURE in every case OF FE-
YER AND AGUE, when taken according TO directions.
For by all Druggists.
s. NJ. STRONG CO., Proprietors,
Cleveland, O.
III STRONG & ARMSTRONG, Wholesale Agents, l6e
Surerior Street. Cleveland, o.
Pinot s BuCKLAND, Agent for Fremont.
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Fremont Warehouse Company's
CORN RECEIPTS.

DARTIEs holding Receipts Of older date than
i July 18th, 1860 will please
TAKE NOTTCE
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Great Republican Mass Meeting at Indi-
900 to $4,000 Real Live
Republicans in Council-7OOO or 5000
Vide AwakeS IN uniform wih Torches
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

OLD AoE.-How beautiful is old age! The sun
il ever brightest when it is about to sink below
the horizon and hide its radiant brow behind the
curtains of q peaceful sleep. 1t is in the evening
that the nightingale aings its sweetest song, and
it is autumn-tme that nature is ripesl, and looks
most golden and beautiful how can it be then
that the sunset Of life should be less Joyous and
cheerful than it's meridss Jan Everybody says that
old age is evil and everybody believes it, too,
for he has had the words drilled into his mind a
thousand times, but how many have found that
the fear Of i'll exceeds the i'll we fearo and that
the enjoyment of life suffers no dimnution from
the increase Of years.
Age is mighty thing. 1t has trumphed over
tho trials of life, and flushed with victory it
awaits it's reward. From bloodess lips, the youth.
as he sits gazing into the wrinkled features, and
lack lustre eyes before him, hears the expe-
riences Of the past he is warned Of the shoals
and quicksands Of life, aud directed TO the nobest
channels. and heeds the warning. Thus age is
mighty again, for into the hot blood of rising gen.
erations it sends its own genius, and directs its
course.
Age is a holy thing it is the sanctuary Of all
welspent lives, it is the temple at the top Of the
ladder of existence. where tottering limbs and
wearied hearts may find repose; whence they may
look back without regret upon the great world
they are so to leave, with smiles of encourage
ment to those who are still struggling amidst the
stormy waves Of fortune and then turn and gase
with yearning eyes upon the portals of that won
drous spirit realsn, that will ." nnrn-' an !.
give them entrance IL t.. ., , - y, ,.e l. d.
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MEDICINES. &C
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HARrroRp, February Cd. 1860.

My DEAR SIR: | thank you earnestly for the
letter of the last survivor of thai patriot band who
nobly marched from the Ancient Dominion to the
mid Of Massachusetts in 1875 1t is indeed very
kind Of you to send me such precious gift, which
shall be preserved with my most treasured auto
graphs.
| recolleet no incident in our Revolutionary
history more graphic in its character than that
with which you haze ~ eoquently closed your
speech If tho 2jlh ult. The poem mentioned in
your note is entirely ut your disposal, and am
yours, with great respect, l.. IL. SIGouRNEY.
Hon. ALEx. K. Bo1ElER, uf Virginia.
House of Representatives.
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q THE subscriber has just received the largest and
"a best stock q WATCHES AND JEwELRY that he has
- which may be found Gold and silver Watches Chans
Fob and ves Earngs Breaspina Bracelets Finger Ringa
Neck Chains, and the best lot of SPECTACLES @Aa
Steel, silver and Gold, among which is the Ia x N
patent the best offered the pubca Of which he
Invites the attention of his friends md the public generally
.e.-.s shML. nINT,nDIE.
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2ailg Viraiaian.
An Incident of l776.

The beautiful incident of our Revolutionary
history 80 touchingly related by the Hon. Mr.
Boteler, of Virginia, in his speech in the House
of Representatives the 25th ut.. interested the
esteemed Mrs. Sigourney, of Connecticut, deep
ly that she gave to the story the attractive form
of poetry. for the graccs Of which her fine genius
is so widely known. and has so often been excm-
plifed in our columns. Many friends, having
perused the eiusion in tho hands OF Mr.. Botocr,
insisted on giving it to the public through the In.
tellRencor. aud it is therefore suhjoined together
with her letter to Mr.. Boelor, consenting to its
publication. National bteiiigcaccr.
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Very Large and Beautiful Stock of Clothing
MCKINNEY & co,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GrOCerS and Gen'i Commission Merchants,

Bahk SQunTe, Main Street, T.! !ncIibnrg, Va
M are HOW in receipt o our Spring stock of Groceries,
w Iron, Steel staple Dr, Goods, DO. consisting OF
tuba, Orleans and coffee sugars, various grades
Loaf, Crushed, Granuated uld Powdered sugar;
lagura, Rio. Java, Mocha and Santos Cofce
sperm, Wax AIamanHc aid TAllow Candles;
Brown and Fancy soaps, 'arious brands
Teas Golden Chop Imperial Plantation Delicious Ooiong &c
spices of ever. kind sole Leather good and damaged pure
Cider Vinegar Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt Cotton Yarns
MI Nos, Nrginia and Western cured Bacon No Halifax
errings, in whole and half barrels; No. and Mackere In
Kits No Peruvian tnnnu Old Dominion Nails English
ii Iron; Bntd Hoop nnd Sheet Iron; Norway Nail Rods &c
asst shear and Bistered Steel Wagon Boxes all
.etcr with general assortment Of Staple Dry Gos such
No. and bznaburg Iicacci and Brown Shirtings and
iheetings, Buraps Pantnnaon Linen tottoa,s Striped
'zaburgs, Prints Gghams Ne. &c. 10 which they
uy ask examinations from their friends and the public gen
rally.
rN Particular attention paid 10 consignments of all kinds OF
Eounlry PrOdnct. april 2Odts.
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AN INCIDENT OF lT75.

AN INCIDENT OF lT75.
gathering In Nirginias wales,
Mid summers -.sr,ci green,
Where talr Potomac sparkling flows
Its irngcd hanks between;
For echoes from New Englands hills
of strirc anl danger came,
And IENu,'s clolucncc had -tirr'd
Mems souls like living flame.
Then FROM the throng, with patriot zeal,
Stood foitlI n noble band,
Twice sixty dauntlcss volunteers
Enlisted heart and hand
Theirs was no prompting thirst OF fame,
OF gitlcring gold no greed.
For Massachusetts ~ was the cry,
For Boston :" in their need.
And each To cnch n sacred vow
Made mid the parting pain,
When hfiy years avn, had sped
To seek ii,n spot again;
Those that the shan Of Death might spare,
beneath ,on oak trees shade,
Should meet beside thr diamond SPRING
such solemn trystc they made.
Oh. there was sorrow meath The roof
OF many household tent,
And burning tears fell thick and fast
When from their homes they went;
But TO their little ones they said,
And badc them well take heed,
"Hearea ,ciH not smie on those pho JdH
7oheip Mejr brothors' need"
Hundreds OF miles, DER rock md stone,
Through forests thorny breast,
Der bridgelcsS streams, DER tracklcss wilds,
With patient toll they presi,
While ever in their secret soui
Gleamd an unfallcring creed
Like polc-siar Of their weary course,
10 h6ip air b,othets' need"
The King Of men, oppressed with caro-,
Rode forth nj closing day,
And saw Nirginias armed host
Approach in firm array,
And knew the bearing Of their chief
Who, on the fatal plain,
Had fought with him by Brnddock's sido
When blood fell down like rain.
Then, leaping from his lofty stecd,
He clnspd him to his breast,
And one by one, each soldiers hand
With greeting forvor prest.
Why WIS the eye Of Washington
suiTus'd with gushing tcary
WI. hen''d that hcro's heart so high
That never lhroi b'd with fear?
lie read Gods bcssin.: IN the love
Of that irnurHa band;
lie narh Il the triumph through the gloom
That wr"pp'd mn infant land;
Perchancc, will his prophetic glance
Who esst on Nebo stood,
Bclcd q glorious realm unfold
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WATCHES AND JEwELRY.

A PPLE BRANDY.-Pure Country Apple Brandy, on &C
"A sgnment-for sale low by JAMES BOYD co
feb 14-ts
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CA MP. s T a Pile y &; co.
Al rHE Old STAND CAMP, co.,
No. Bridge St, near Depot Com Exchange.
(AND NO DRAYAGE FROM CANAl.)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL CROCERS,
Communication and For,cdrdiag Merchants
LWAfs Keep large and complete assortment oi
"A DRY Goops AND GROCERIES, WINES IIQUoRs
KINDS, Doors Su"Es HArs &c. &c, which lowest
prices Fairness aud bcrn. in dealing rule orders
hed upon same terms II present and goods safely
and delivered as required In the COMMISSION AND FOX.
WARDlNG Department. SPACIOUS HOUSE Possesses
peror advantages as 10 location Ia the centre trade
and hns always enjoyed liberal patronage For the manifesto
on towards us o large Increase In this branch bus
ness thank friends and them HAT their
shall receive our personal attention In instance
We sell Tobacco aud other description of Produce and
are prepared 10 make rs prompt and favorable returns
House in The city or State. CAMP, STAPLES Il GO.
sWsACKS for Grain furnished heretofore
We have large Yard for IL MBER aud experienced
hand To measure same Jan ll-ts G.. :. " 90,
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-03-08

THE HUMAN FACE DivINE.-It has been well
said that no face can be called ugly if lit mp with
a smile of good temper. Jeremy Collier qdaintly
remarks: "Smiles are much more becoming than
frowns; if. therefore, people have a mind to be
handsome they must not be peevish and untoward."
He continues: "What can be more Significant
than the sudden flushing and confusion of blush.
than the sparklngs OF rage, and the lightninzs OF
a smile! Tho soul is, as it we're, visible upon
these occasions; the passions ebb and flow in the
cheeks and are much better distinguished in their
progress than the change Of air in westher-glass
A face well furnished out by nature, and little
disciplined. has q great deal Of rhetoric in it. A
graceful presence bespeaks acceptance, giyss q
force to language, and helps to convince by look
and posture. The countenanoe 90 ems designed
not only for ornament, but fur information. The
passions there displayed make way for commsron
and communication, and help to let one man into
the sentiments and affections Of anoaher. Hsrs
joy and grief, resolution and fear, naodssty. and
concet. inclination. indifference. and disrpst, are
made legible. The character 4 fairsst and best
marked in Children, and: those who are unpracti-
ced in the little hypocrisiss Of conversation; for
when nature has learned to put 90 art aud dis
',sr. 3" 'e"r II is not easily read" 800
|. t....Ah deniei that some, like Taiiey -an :.
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The Eyes.

An eve can threaten like the londed gun, or can
insult like kissing or kicking or in its altered
mood, by means Of kindness can make the heart
dance with joy. The eye obcys exactly the action
OF tho mind. When thought strikes up. the
vision ia fixed. and remains looking at distance
in cnumeratng names of persons or countres--as
Franco, Spain, Britain. or Germary-the eye
winks Mt each new name. There is an honesty
in the eyes which the mouth does not participate
IN. "rhc artist" as Michael Angelo said. "nust
his measure in his eye" Eyes are bold rs Hons--
bold. running, lcaping They speak all languages
they need no encyclopedia to aid in the rnterpre;
aion Of their language. they respect neither rank
nor fortune, virtue nor sex, but they 90 through
nni through you in u moment Of time. You can
read in the eyes OF your companion, while you
talk with him, whether your argument hits,
though his tongue will not confess it. There is n
look by which u man tells you he is going 10 say
IL good thing. md look which says when he has
said it. .'tpH
Vain and forgotten all tho fine offers Of
hospitality. il there is no holiday in the eye How
many inclinntions are avowei by the eye, thongh
the lips dissemble? How often does one come
from a company in which it may easily happen
he has said nothing: that no i'm portant remark has
been addressed to him, md yet, in bis sympathy
with The company, he seems not to have sense Of
this fact, for a stream Of light has been flowing
into him and out OF him through his eyes. As soon
men are Of their centers the eyes show 1t. There
are eyes, to be sure, that gives no more admission
into the man than blue berries. There Are liquid
and deep wells that man might fall into; there
are asking eyes, and asserting eyes. and prowling
eyes, and eyes full of faith and some Of good and
some of sinister omen. The power Of eyes to
charm down insanity or beasts is q power behind
the eyes, that must be victory achieved in tho
will before it can be suggested to the organ; but
the man at peace unity with himself would
move through men and nature commanding all
things by the eye alone. The reason men do not
obey is, that they see the mud at the bottom of
our eyes, Whoever looked on the hero would
consent to his will being served; he woald be
obeyed.--R w Emerson