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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16
AUCTION sAHHs.
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FUTURE VS..
BY Robt. b. Lyme, Auct'r.

SALE OF STOCK OF M9RsEs, Gov cows,
sf t.$'s.
WIS., niles %isS ksS%osa II a:s Ssa !, i
9eioot a, H,s stast 81 Hor:s. Cows, Plantation
Utensils; embracing an excellent Wheat Reaper,
Sale will be positive and without limit reserve.
noia known R Ra a1y Z, lyme. Auet.
L ON UNION HILL.-Pursuant to the proyI-
slons Of deed OF trust, executed by Philip Wat
G hs ds Of
csy Gs ohs the Esd day
the property conveyed BY the aforesaid deed, and
therein ad certain G ns on Union
of Richmond. fronting thirty five feet on the vest
side Of Scott street and running back between par
No 5, square No, ,asess; as de:.snated il a deed
A. Carrins ton, dated 18Th Of MAY, lsl5u
On the Lot is small Framed DWELLING
TRRNs.-Cash, as to $3.50; the remainder of the
purchase money on SrsaI; OF months for which
added from the day of sale, and deed of tiu't to
THOS. ]. EVANS, Trustee,
Sale conducted by Ro. B. LYME, Auct'r.
no l3-dtd
ExECUTOR,S SALE OF a XALUABLE
- FARM IN HENRICO COUNTY. IL MlLES
BELOW THE CITY OF RICHMOND, ON TIE
NEW CHARLES CITY ROAD, CONTAINING
ABOUT 800 ACRES OF LAND, TOGETH
WITH THE STOCK OF HORSES, SEVERAL
OF WHICH ARE YOUNG AND VERY VAL
UABLE.1 COWS HOGS, PLANTATION UTEN-
SILS. CROPS OF CORN, shUCKs, FODDER,
STRAW, &c, AT AUCTlON.-I will as The Elk
ecutor of John Bracket. deceased, sell on U ES-
DAY, the 18th of December 1860. at his late resi-
dence, at the hour of ii O'Clock, tif fair II not,
the next fair day hereafter, that valuable FARM
upon which the said Bracket resided at the time
of his death situated as described above contain
ing about 500 acres of land, half cleared portion
of which ID meadow, very rich and productive
1 he balance of the land is we set IN pine and
oak. The Improvements consist OF 3 framed
dwelling. containing or rooms; kitchen, negro
quarters. barn, stable, carriage house, &c. The
location is considered very healthy and society
good convenient to churches and mills. And I'M
mediately after the sale OF the Farm, will be sold
the stock of Horses, Cows, Ho IS, Plantation Uten-
sIls, Carriage and Harness nearly new,I House
hold and Kitchen Furniture, crops Of Corn, Shucks
Fodder, Straw. &c.
TERMS OF SALK.-For the land, one third cash;
balance credit Of one, two and tn ee years
to bear interest from day of sale. which is to be
paid semi annually. For personal property. all
sums OF twenty dollars ard under, cash sums
over twenty dollars, SIX months credit, for sp
proved paper, to be given before property IL de-
uVered. WILLIAM BRACKEIT,
Ex'or of John Bracket. deceased.
Sale conducted by Ro b LYME, Auct. inc Is I'd
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VIRGINIA SAVINGS BANK

Chartered BY tAs LEGISLATURE Of Va
Monty received on deposit in sums of FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards, on which interest ~ the
rate of six per centum per anLum paid for sums
remaining six months or longer; for shorter pe-
riods interest a: the rate of per centnm.
The whole Joint stock bound for the deposits.
Deposits received and certificates issued by the
Cashier. T. b. SFARKE, at the store OF b.
Spence, corner of Man and Governor streets.
Richmond, Va.
r, II. SrARKE. Cashier,
90 A-l2m DAVID BAKER. T., Secretary.
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pa o l. a n ION 1851
AMERICAN EAGLE
ILLUMINATING

p Il y Z l. a n A ION ISSU Z d.
AMERICAN EAGLE
FOR BURNING cOAL-soid only BY sio'S'
Having been on exhibition a. t.,, assha mo
Fair, II received the attention AID praise Of the
best Judges.
Is P fssysd " s. 3; .sss
tom and can Be rssslsiss % heat mere
'''' sA'' Q" ana sAf s6U III 'p&t'Ss Ss at
s,avs and TlnMsrs Manaisetory,
no b-nt No. rs lain street.
ONDON DOCK BRANDY, PURE LON
wHJsKi Pm R0 Ti., sRAsp sY. &c; a,
ses,s, Tu.osloosa. MonenEshsis, Peter Hanssfs,
sGoTcH AND IRISH WISELY.
p, sRANDY1Jas Hcnnesses otard; Dupuy Co..
rIseif, Sastl,sn Co. sAzarse, Weak coxnae,
fSs,Ti w, yis,n si! sFrLs and PEACH BRANDY.
MsdsiIs PoIt; snd shs.., WINES.
'aa $ sosssrs aii;' :s sss ,sss,l p
EatsH BuTTER.-i have made s,,,,,.
orenss ceaaty New York aud .. ,S oal b. OF
vsle,. Maryland; and Of the V,rsis,s Fsrnsrs
FRESH BUTTER. Throas d these arrsnssmerts
ifi'i and ss =. !: .s.s se.
sale .ss , rsss g. eS Pfs' sst irs ysols
&C S@dim Ss.. cor. fr,ssI no sna cow .i,.
SPOISM GOD HOUSE,
:, RICHMOND, VA
This new Hotel ss 'he corner ~ Main ana an
streets, Just flushed snd elegantly furnished !.
now open for the accommodation Of Guests
The location 10 the bcst IN the cty ana sysrv
effort viii b made to please the patrons Of The
House,
have secured the service. of NJ. T. ". HOW
noe-B JOSEPH H. cRENSAAw.
GoNn-GUNs5GUNs,- Ihsys, ',ere lArss
anu very complete stock Of GUNS; also, smith
Wssson,s SEvkN.sHOOTkRs; sAarps's very
small foUk,SHO.TERS; Colrs, Aliens. saa
SPORTING 6eons and AMMUNITION. Of III
kinds all of which Will h sold ~ the ewest pos-
:,sis siisss n examination Il ny .!sGs
Gan- Maker. Main street. hslov The Maries.
90 7s~lm
MANCHESTER SCALE WORKS.-we
~ have % hand from the shove factory, PIAr-
Also. COUNTER SCAI.ES OF ever, vssiss,. and
% agents far the manufacturers are prepared 70
take OFdefD for railroad tvAak aenat nnA vrcr~~
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srHAMBoArs, sHrpprrc r.

AkE JfNf i ! i FS Sti Ef% YORK,
Gfs. FFTff ssSYs ,Ss s S
;, Passengers are requested to be So board in Qua
Passage to New York, meals and state -roon IN
Passase To- Nasnt sa Rasa a. :, " r.
to .hs hour q "'alOos NJ, fR hiqByHieYsy and up
TO da, send for therg oods
Tickets ana berths secured at our Office. q, On
Freight fol Boston taken at moderate ,.,..,,
forwarded with dis patch. ia'os ana
NB-Ths ROANOKE nh Il hos bs bs WATSON l.,
gay "a SnippeIs are therefore requested to avail
s eh' S S 'fb 5. b.
TTfc SPECIAL NOTTCE.-The RO1.
$500 NoK b rs temporarily Withdrawn from
fsa SP So That p, The Y3 ,sd
afr at s.sfy SATURDAY TUEsDAY
no9-st LUDLAM & WATSON.
NsS ,ia F9 s.s, NV NV s0RLgANs.--The snpe-
A IP. SEs sass sa M sch1 JULIA MAINE
tion OF Ter cargo gagged and going on board. vii
a aS to 1G no s ds 81 For
Is The S sesr f1oSsiI 12 YES XEssEL
no-,oa IL now loading, and having the greater
POI ioh OF her cargo engaged, will sail with hi
patch: For balance of freight, apply to
no Us DAVID VIM. CURRIE
kaS FOR LIVERPOOL. RICHMOND
<SaSA AND LIVERPOOL PACKETL INE~Ihe
= !. :. hrst ship OF. this line, the VIRGINIA
"a "a r, Captaln M CoLE, will load at this por,
ioT tLlyerpooI on or about the 10th of next month
Shippers Will bear in mind that by special act OF
o Ie ~ flour can be pesd on tins ship
A large part of her freJg bt is alreaf, enpagad -
For balance of freight apply to
oc 29-ts DAWN A. VIM CyRpIE
tier NOTICE.-UNION STEAMSHIP
SLLEG LINE consequence of some neces-
-r-. sary repairs to The Steamship VIR
GIN A., she will be taken of the line until abOu,
the 10th inst, and notice will be given when she
Will resume her regular trips.
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A- Home Manufacture.-Aem infal.
LlBLE BAKING 0WDEk-the beet and cheap
est preparation for making biscuit, Bread Pastry,
Batter and ck~h heat Cakes, etc. For sale by
Druggists and Grocers generally.
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~ Baths, Baths, Baths.
HOT, COLD AND SHOWER BATHS,
can be mad daily, from O'Clock A. nj until 10 r.
M, ut the American Hair Cutting Shaving, Sham
booming and Bathing Saloon, under the American
Hote entrance on 18th street, Single Bath Is cts.
Eve tickets for 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-11-16

N To Medical Students Dissectins
CASES of various sty leg and prices, for sale very
cheap at EDWARD +. R0BINSON'S,
NJ M-am Ith and Franklin ats
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M To GrOc-rs.-The attention Of sr0cerrss
and I'D, merchants generally, is called e sEMPLE
ticle, aud superior 10 most of the kind before the
public.
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At the same time and place, will offer
the stock of HORSES. CATTLE, SHEEP and
HOGS upon the place the crops of CORN. FOD-
DER. TOBACCO. &c the FARMING NIPPLE
MENTS. and HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN
FURNITURE, upon the usual terms for such
sales. JOS. v. HOBS0h,
no 5-dtds Executor of Mary T. Hobson.
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n 'oh AhpcTaEcAKY AND DRUGGIST,
Market Place, Franklin St..
Keeps constantly on hnpd large p sHpply nj q
PPhnufD," KER0SfNE OIL PAINT BRUSHES,
HAIR BRUSH rs, CLOTH BR UsHES. TOILET
ARTlCL LIS, PERFUMERY, FANCY GOODS.
AC.. &C,
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zfEff NOTICE.-UN MON STEAMSHIP
&LLEG LINE consequence of some peces-
sary repairs to The Steamship VlR
yin a.. she Will be taken of the line until about
the 10th INST, and notice will be given when she
will resume her regular trips
no l3--ls c. p CARDOZO Agept
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MUSES.
\ A u g

supply #
be intends
Cofisrs ST.
31 ctBn
! rs CENTS;
81, worth
and new
mInatlOH,
ed. Also,
Just re-
ed HdkB.
. at SIZE,
ID Hdtn
emstitCh-
FOCs other
MI be sold
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THE WILCOX GIBBS SEWING MA
l. CHINE received the highest premium at the
Safe Agricultural Fair, 0ctOUer 27lh, 1860, and is
GOOD Family SEWING MACHINE Price Sa5 to
S8y. JOHN A. BELVIN,
Belvin's Block, on 18th and Governor SITS.
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At the same time and place. will be sold all the
HOUSEHOLD and KITCHEN FURNITURE,
CROPS, STOCK and FARMING EMS
of every description, belonging to the estate of
John Taey, dec d..
Terms On day Of sale. B. TALLEY.
no lin" Administrator.
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A UCTION-HORSES. MULES, cows. &c
"A Viii be sold at the Horse Lot, on Council
Chamber Hill. on SAL URDAY next, 18th INST,
commencing at 10 O'Clock, several saddle and
work HOSES. Several good work MULES, tw O
Mich COWS and CALVES. one Buggy, nearly
new. one Furniture Wagon, entirely new. city
made, two Carts and Harness.
M
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- GOLD.
his thlIra'
!, Crochet
Cottonss'
scriptloHat
d bosts. o.
.oomrewhbsa.
iDs Yellow the
We aons'
yoAdst.
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NOTICE TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Won
f. A. WILLIAMS, Treasurer.
C!arksvile, Va, Oct. %, 1860. no l-2awlm

w NJ. CUTIE, No. 100 Broad street, between
~ 6th and 9Th manufacturer of STEAM RE-
FINED, FRENCH, and FANCY CANDIES, of
al descriptions Wholesale and retail, and dealer
ana CIGARS, of every variety, respectfully IN
El's The public to examine his new and beautli vi
sock City and country merchants wall had It 10
tAsl' interest To examine his goods before puT-
CHASING else where, he ieels satisfied he can of
le' rs sreat inducements as can be had by their
Purchasing North no Is -diIstJa"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23
GEO. W. HIGGINBOTHAM,
SARAH A. HIGGlNB0THAM


Cincinnati, o. Feb. 10, 1857.
PROP WooD-D Dear Sir; Ny hair had for several years
been becoming prematurey gray accompanied by harsh
which rendered the constant application Of oil
sary in dressingi it. When commenced using your Hair
Restorative about two months it was in that condition;
and having continued its till within the last three
weeks IL has turned to its natural color and assumed
sOlness and usre greatly tn be preferred to those pro-
duced by the application Of oils any other preparation
have used regard it indispensable article
for ladys toilet, whether to be used Hair Reso
ratiye for the simple purpose Of dressing beauy
ing The hair You have permission to refer to all who
entertain any doubt of its performing all that is claimed
for It. MRS G. SYMONDS,
ia Third Street.
WELLINGTON, No. Dec. s, 1857.
PRoF. WooD.-Dcar Sir: BY the advice or friend OF
mine, who had been using your Hair Restorative, was
induced to try it, had the fever, some time last May,
and nearly every hair in nay head came out. Now my
hair has in thicker than It ever Nothing
but a duty and sympathy that feel to communicate to
others who afflicted have been, would induce
give this gment the b, De6t have received
from Prot. Woods Hair Restorative
Yauts Respectfully. A. II. JACOBS.
The Restorative is put up in bottles Of sizes, Wis large,
medium and SMALL the small holds y pint, and retas
for dollar bottles the medium holds at least twen
ty per in proportion than the small etais tor
two dollars bottle; the large holds quart 30 per cent
more in proportion and retails for SO II bottle.
o. J. WOOD Il co. Proprietors 512 Broadway, New
York. lin the great n Y Wire Railing Esabsment,)
and III Market St.. st. Louis, Mo.
And sold by all good druggists and fancy goods dealers
Sold in Fremont by BUCKLAND & GRAHAM,
2T-y1 and c. K. MCCULLOCH.
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Tho Census.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Tribune says the Census Bu-
reau is preparing instructions to the mar
shals and assistants in taking the census
The Chamber of Commerce in New York
have urged that special attention be given
to commercial statistics, but they are not
deemed of much importance. Internal
commerce will be carefully taken. The
lowest estimate Of the cost of taking the
census this year is Sl,5OO,oOO. It will
probably reach 100000. 1t is the pur-
pose Of Superintendent, Kennedy to com
plete the returns, if possible, as early as
the first of October, which will be ample
time for Congress TO enact an Appropriation
law early next session.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

While Congress is providing that "all
matter carried by mail shall be paid for"
it would be we'll to provide also that all
which is paid for shall be carried.
The Government now takes money from
people for carrying letters and papers, upon
the false pretense that they will be deliv-
cred as addressed, and then authorizes set
of irresponsible spies TO steal and burn
them on the way If private individual
did do this he would be prosecuted, and
deservedly, for swindling. How does it
differ from it'll
If there is to be class of letters and
publications which the Government will
not carry, let it announce the fact and de-
cline to receive such matter at It's Post Of
fees. But it is downright dishonesty fol
it 10 poke. the money and then refuse tc
do the service for which the money was
paid.-ABGny Evening Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

The work of rcnovating the mansion Of
Washington, at Mount Vernon, has been
commenced, and will be completed in July.
Malcolm Cameron has introduced a bill
in the Canadian Legislature to prohibit the
sale of liquors throughout that Province.
The Mayor of Pittsburgh has decided
that the prize system adopted by the gift
book stores, is violation of the lottery act
The election held in Nebraska for tho
purport of choosing delegates to Conven-
tion to form a Constitution, preparatory to
application for admission into the Union
as State, has resulted in the success of
the Republicans, who have secured major
ity of the members.
One of the oil wells in Pennsylvania is
owned by Mr.. Evans, blacksmith, and a
poor man. He prosecuted the work of bor-
ing himself, and struck vein of oil at a
distance of seventy feet He has been Of
fered, it is said, $4,000 for his well, but
has declined selling on these terms.
The widow of the gallant and eccentric
Col. David Crockett, died lately in johnson
county, Texas, of apoplexy, in her 74th
year.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

Little Rogue.
Twas sitting beside
Ny destined bride,
One still, sentimental dayi
elbow long" saldI,
aButto make you cry,
And I'd kiss the bright tears away"
Fair Cisely blushed,
Her voice grew hushed,
And thought she would cry 10 10 surei
But she lisped 10 me,
Pouting prettily,
"Preventiou Is better than curei'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23
HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

IL ~ w IA ~ - Il y ~ ~ IA L i OANs
PHILADELPHIA
ReHeUoleEt Institution established by special EHd0p
meH for The relief Of The sick and distressed afflicted
Nth VirHtcHt and Epidemic Diseases.
VNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view of the awful
destruction of human life caused by Sexual diseases
several ago directed their Consulting Surgeon to
open Dispensary for the treatment of this class Of dis
eases, in all their forms, and to give MEDICAL ADVICE
GRATIS to all who apply by letter. with description Of
their condition. Gage, occupation habits Of life &c and,
in cases Of extreme poverty, TO FURNISH MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE.
The Directors Of the Association in their late Annual
Report express the highest satisfaction with the
which has attended the abors of their Surgeons in the
cure of SpematorrhGa, Seminal Weakness, Gonorrhea,
Gleot Syphilis the vice Of 0nanism SelfAbuse Dis
Of the Kidneys and Bladder &c. and order contn-
uance of the same plan for the ensuing year.
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhea, Seminal
Weakness, the vice Of Onanism Nasturbation Self
abuse other diseases of the sexual organs by the Con-
sulting Surgeon will be sent by mail lin sealed enveope
FREE OF CHARGE, receipt of TWO STAMPS for pos
tage.
Address, for Report or treatment DR.. j. SKII.IlN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No 2
south Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 24y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

speech of the Immortal Blake, OF JEFF
fersOn Co., the PrOminent Leader OF the
nil 10 Prohibit slavery in Kansas-
Made I'm the House of Representatives,
January 31st, 1850.
Mn. SPEAKER:-I am sorry that this
farce have got into this House. 1t ar a
farce. l consider it nuthin but farce
This bill have been got up to drive some
on us to the wall, and pin us thar. They
mean to do it. This ar all nonsense. /
acknowledge when they git at me with
such nonsense they can git me thar
(great applause.)
Mr.. Speaker: They may call me pro-
slavery man, but am not a pro-slavery
mani Slavery ar here; it ar here by the
Constitution of the U. S; it ar here by the
Supreme Court of tho U. S; il ar here by
power higher than u.s. shall vote agn
the bill jist for them ar reasons thar. Tire
mendous applause.)
Mr.. Speaker: The Lowseyanny treaty
peribts slavery here. The treaty pcrvides
that slavery shall remain in all them ar ter
ritories formed out NV it, ontil they come
onto the union of independent and sovrn
States
Mr.. Speaker: Tn in favor Of Squatter
Sovrinty. Tn Squatter Sovrinty man
myself. The Democratic party ar a Squat
ter Sovrinty party; and aint skeered out
Of it. You may pass law upon law, and
you can't never enforce your law, nor free a
single nigger 1t can't be law, nor skeer
the great Democratic party. (Laughter)
Mr.. Speaker: The Organic Act don't al
low that slavery ar to be abolished Sla-
very have no right to be abolished here
The Constitution perhibits it. Ar 70 gwyn
to repudiate it9 What ar you here fur 3
What ar you dowing here? What ar all
this nonsense fur9 Ar you gwyin to re-
peal the Constitution of the U. S? Are
you gwyne to repudrate the Organic Act
Are you gwyne to desolve the Union9-
Tremendous applause.)
Mr.. Speaker: You have no right to re-
peal the Constitution You have no right
to desoIve the Unionl! You have no right
to repudiate the Organic act!l Whar ar
the irrepressible conflict? 1t ar in this
house. 1t have been brought here by the
Republican party. loud chcers) Mr..
Speaker: What ar you here fur3 What ar
you getting three dollars day fur? am
here to look arter the financial affairs Of the
country. You come here to look arter the
puritical affairs. So your gyne to make
me vote agin it because I'm a Democrat
! shall not do so because I'm Democrat,
but because I oppose such nonsense you
cant enforce. The treaty of Lowsyanna
pertects it. You may go an tell my con-
stituwacy that I'm pro-slavery man, be.
cause voted agin abolishin slavery; but
will tell them haiu't the power, and the,
will believe me. Tremendous applause
and laughter from the House and lobby.)
The honorable gentleman, on closing tn
above brief and lucid remarks, turned yer,
complacently, and magnanimously proposed
to the Speaker that he should have per
mission to address a few remarks to th
lobby, but the Speaker under the inhumal
stringent rules, was forced to deny him the
privilege, and the all-impatient lobby wer,
forced to forego the pleasure of listening t.
his able remarks and eloquent appeals.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

Christian Werm, residing in the South
West part of Venice tp., committed suicide
on Friday last by shooting himself in the
head. He took down the gun after dinner
and said he was going out TO kill squirrels,
but when fow rods from the house, he put
the mnzzle to bis chin and pulled the trigger.
The gun went of, lodging the contents in
bis brain and killing him instantly. The
cause is said 70 be Temporary arrangement,
induced by peeuniary embarrassment. He
leaves a wife and children. 7i6ia Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23

An Ohio court has given $4,000 DANA
ges to a Mrs. Brush, to be paid by one Pc
Ter Lawson, who sold her husband liquor,
under the influence of which he chopped
off one Of his wife's feet. The court ruled
that for injuries done by any one while
drunk, the rum-seller was liable. This is q
righteous judgment. Were the rule made
Of general application, there would be a tri-
fe Of broken glass in many establishments
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Fremont Journal.


DY oRoRoE ". RIVED.
Mothoueht saw, along the sounding shore,
The Genius ofAmeriea; she stood
Like Palius with her Egis, looking o'er,
Stern eyed and vigilaut, the briny food
That broke and sprayed her sandals "Ho she cried,
With voice Of mighty volume, deep and loud,
Like pent-up thunder speaking from cloud;
aye ahiect nations on the other side,
GrOaning beneath the fetters ofmy foe
Old Tyranny, q finyour hearts a glow
ofnght, lingering spark ofLiberty
Chimney amid the ashes, faint and low,
Come Ger the deep, assert your rights and be,
In this my chosen seat what God designed yeFree r.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-03-23
SAN ORD'S
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The Family Cdtharticl IPH is gentle but active
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The Family Caiharticss Pm has, with due refer
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from variety the purest = Vegetable Extracts which
act alike every part offs lthe Amenarv Canal, and
rood and safe In all en- r ses where Cathartic is
needed, such DerdRge = lReHts of Stomach Sieepi-
Pains in The Back and LoiHs COstirehess Pain
and Soreness OUerh the phOe body, from sudden cold,
which frequently IL ncg-S eeted end in long urse
of Fever Loss of Appee II Ia Creeping sensation of
the body ResiessHess Hendnrhe beight in the
all IRfammaiOry Diseases = WOTms in ChiIdreR or Ad-
uls, Rheumatism, great = Purifier of the BioOd and
diseases to which - flesh is heir. too
to mention in this advert ltisement. Dose to g.
Price, 3 Dimes.
The LiUer IaUigOTdtor and Family Cdihartic Pills are
retaed by Druggists generally and sold wholesale by the
trade in all the large towns.
S. Y. w. SANFORD, M. D.,
Manuficturerand Proprietor
335 Broadway, New York.
Sold in Fremont, by BUCKLANn a. GRAHAM,
27y1 and G. r. McCULLoCH.