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Cod Liver Oil ,YeIlv.

The y. 7. Academy 0. AfcI.e GRITTY tlal Il cootn,nA
g. BET e<nt Ut Eure Cod Liver Oh.
l.Taa 1T. established fac, ,.sat Oils, tn 10 a.a.}s-
e must betransfosu!e Ito eEau.s don u .h- stomach
.t-Thsstn most afthe c:Acs IN WncA Cod Liver Oh u
prescribed. the s0ac5 oftae 2ate abtla r1ope. con.
cn 10 make emulsfse al the amoutt oil taken. au1
tnas Srea: part and scnesvsihe oil yaatsa
ot uudixesfst. and noFe:atlye. THU easily
raced In the detectlcna.)
a-rAat my cod Liver o JerY bstsy compeund Of oil
sagaz Is enu..on OF tself Il 10 eunt3 With
a!tqa!d: which takes pace il retheA thy no.
l1aEA. whatever tt enndttoa nay be.
4h-Tt14in in whxn lhe Physician Cod 1yef
Oil to ba pre-cbsJ specific otherwise. mp Jelly b
more rea5e than ii crude o!. because being .od Il
1ustrenn Int xtouaet to undeEto ehc natural pocesa
o dktatlon and assimilation. when the contrary tbs
ldqta oil viii pass % luopesaare Ii the stnE4eb Aaova
waysta mose Or tsashe Gate = zen ~ ot = Indicated
Coz ves Oil Jelly c1udx oil. 70 os aekacwex-
ID u positive and 4neoni e.tshtetact. Sad W
iTl+lY PE$TUN * Cu.. o. Lake Etreex-
, 1860-04-21

TRUSTEES SALE.-Whereas.
l. Enoch 3. Stevens md El!z beth H. St.vyrs hf,-.e
of the t.t of CheaEo County Of Cook md ST T. ~ III
did, hs twentysixth day OF Janna7 il ihs -sr
Of Lus thousand eight hunr1.: ant dity ntne
and deliver to he undersigned Joha n UunhsT
Trustee. Deed OF Trust Of the prxuset he{uia er d.
sebed to the nenf certain prpIttorY nots
t1ce bY the sd Enoth B. Steveu1 and tho Inarea thr
o., aud also al and every Indebtedness. or Liability xhth
he Ad Epoch T. Stevena then owed any lime thxF
a:ser might Or be liable to Pay to tbs Me,chan,
note bond. blu Of e1chanee d. aee ptsnee. edofss
pssa Il rsuf eeass da.s aa ths ri! 1h d.Y or
~ 1 Cook County. Luaos In boox IL Of DeedG PaS~
IT ~ h'e.etote dtas h.riax been made IN ths payent
~ not. secured hy aslI Deed OF TFuA And
;t9s oahI hhIavtnS eesn a:e to me The f7al hodes
I'd sy s.a I p sa a.! a4,A"5ty gNtta t. n.s IN
Yay is i raa ~ ratstsy. ~ stht day Of
S1,1 II as eefa der Of Honse. n aid
1st =, sn IT. psr nsats fot ~ ptoe
'1x I'd oni9k IN ~ cpuof{ ot Cook and q no
sh.es ~ snd t. .entyten1 f:t IN Raek farsT4.o fx
bered:- ani equity Of redemption OF ths sad Enoeh
and asEsns thezrn. ' -0eA "e's
{nty~: II
, 1860-04-21

tho wonderful perfection 70 which L. ohs~adt Gate
mirage. a. Bachelors n ~ Las brought tie n2nutAc
lure II Wigs and To1pea invited 10 vat his Wig and
Hal Tying Rooms at No. 100 Lake street, and esa,ins
tee urIoua productions Of as- No scrutiny can detect
thc q ci ho tie nAu17l when adjusted TO The head.
, 1860-04-21

CTATE OF ILLINOIS, County
lsso. Wl:am H. ae-Ee<nd ~ Ttsamss j. i: :2laasv.
Las!aa AektnstEy b!s vtrs I,nashan ClarS i;rfxe T.
and LavRa xeKns.r hi< vr iva Of ed, ten :l sassvs
e.ued havx ben aed III ue t1et Of CLERK VI I'D
~, II y. Mckln.tss lar7aa AcKIrstEt. b.,
wife shss the complainant uet :* bin conp st
G,yo Maies T. T. nd ID summons ,.sspan l.ssei
Out n IL Against sxt ltfent raatv the
er:t Monday cf ny a<.t. ~ as + y f. requires.
xd *urer"r CONT q tsot coans, ne !. Aay .: .h
on The al.t Mcpay of Msy ls. aud Head. an.<sr At
temuE to tte sad complaint ol efc mpa Tic .aav aud
,hs nat ~ .ad things ;ssrs!. enart asa 'a." 's r
>'" '. ~ '''',' - w.. II. klNrAEt. c'~rk.
TRUSTEES SALE.-W hereas
l. Ma!eom Mcneil and j hn W. Fraser hav. rnsLe de-
r4u: in the payment Ct th 7rels<py oos~s txce,~ py
aSe 70 .se osr Il j.s4ut. ra On tho NV
.sy q J.1u:y A. p ~ w.sa h!ssst 4 III per Ct nj
he s,her 'r ve hun ri and c,x.ty tire ,sts ana
sh!rtyth1eA eenss said MI s.n+d y de- Of t:,nt
cuiea b. :ajd MsNes.l md FrASr Il lns- With ,ald
to u% number l9n IL ho&k number ore s,ire.s
sui tl1ll In the scprn Scun Autu III the ely Of
thsG xh ,ne tnois1aax, nd ,et,ssn
ecrer of .a6 County. Ia honk Isl deeds. ra9ra.
M ss :n ~
tuu of the legal hoarr sast the
r. s ssta Y s'y 4 ss Ri At sa e1
e. the highest bttsr tae atet* dcevd prem aes
.nast the macy due uFu said rfom.s,x n"s.. ~"h In
i:som S". Il Metropolitan Block; Tr:s. "a.
, 1860-04-21

II On Tueslny last freight train cau.e in
collision with construction train OIL the Grand
Trunk Railway, smashing both engines, killing
one man and seriously injuring fifteen others.
, 1860-04-21

gS4 Heal the Sick.-Diseases cf the
Bowels and Stomach sways caused BY ee depoa,ts Of
hns asses LEFT BY had Impure blood tn those tmpor-
ssat oEana and the poisonous uatoi IN shls viisied
nood acting on the system mikes loo weak throw OF
ah matter by the natural caanneh suy u carried on
VET e1can pottnn- So ats: darthoeA ant dJscntAry.
cole. cosEeness bAd lah. indlseatint foss Of
appetite be1clzE Of wind ~ the stomach ETC. To cure ali
te'e tho dood tho lie and mutt te perfectly pure a9d
eean then you cannot be kck. thost uSe of 3UDsoN
MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS Will delight you. lou vii
stel with surprise eE mighty poxct aud te willing to say
With the red man Of the wesl trulg they the mighty
healer.~
, 1860-04-21

FYNHAE3LC KHYGNL
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, 1860-04-21

S.@6os t.V9a *9k1ss 1:'o. y. IpIsl10tt1
nNTNJTEyrp Ar1H.E, nv~rt,v ~,

L D-AAAASAD = Ae&AA oAk - NOllIE.
n The undet> Kped having hen iu,v appn.n..t, ~
n;nafx ot she t.ste Of kl!.ha T7es, d-ctastd
II Court Of sad couaty bas t~t r 3tst Monsy n Jnas
next. II ass faa Ctust then t ee hxt faf H. ur~
teatment md Audna1pa Of Al caIos sk1ats tad afaf,
wheh tine u the Court House In Ghlea, Iii psrsots
having any ealms 44lust said estate, seues;rt K: rt
.ent tne %a1ue for attustmfnt- 1
SARAH ELIZABETH TRACE
AdMIn.Atra3F,x,
Dated Anrf 18th E6t anif,J-ss1 iS.'.r
, 1860-04-21

for asl 4la The States Of W+oonsa 1owA aaf 3Iln1s
ges% within the shove Stases vitaon' having t.st
ranged with and by and Will b direct
in:r upon EXCLUSIVE ttshts md thzt
- nt a'e assed Of AnT stal dfzaasd proper
acA :EsmeGlate redless-
VI taye nude extensive arronxements with the most
ctsh!sed manufacture thereby can tny AupplF tie
increasing rent7nd With the tett Qaa,9s OF lhe~a Tipped
bress s She's from sso4s u Eh4gn. t1ch paif Of
which viii be etsmp~t Or labelled With our name-
Ht shall Feeoxnsze Tipped k'o<aa within either the
atovs Sta4 but such arc thus Asapel and supplied
Ne will wara+t IN a1l Instances pair At ehd's eup
pertipped shoext0 Out and oftentMe thtee
four pairs OF equal Quality without tlpA 0 be shown bE
fe mstnE Actual a~erAse s,rtng tu thu consumer Of
eartwo hund Ell pr CEN.
We a the xlt (cpt escu.lye) for the aale these
patented Eoos Into at territory Of the o~Eer1 Of the patent
and are IN no av snhtctsd oa patent epmston Of dye
to 1es.n md haf rsr crnt p.a II III dta*f asascrs
Roos within the Stsss Ct 1unns Mich K1n and 1pdt.aa
to avAnt1xes unts this paen aud the duality E
goods will be unsnEpassed hy apy srck IN the Eton
~h e ~e aim. qua}ftv c.n.essd to ooes II enm2<tins
We shall 1re und,vided .tienoa Ia this branch Of
business IN connection With general Cock And Eespeef
fy solicit orders fer uur goods aad ue respect for our
H&ht&.
ota~:s Cklcaso and elsewhere. Outside the States Of
Wisconsin, Iowa and Mnat.et1, wto stvc1ae themselves
a. 1.en.s Ier the aale ef
NrTCuELLs PATENT METALLIC TIPPED GOODS.
state that Ii sJeh aectces do extend 10 IN anJ
way whsev FTpp.1in to the - Of aid goods within the
Stlss Ct Wt&cans.a, Iowa and Mlnna+ota
ap&b3c3 in WADsEURrH K u Ellis.
4 1@@ 777
, 1860-04-21
Banktng ann Qr1tbange,
'HOFFMANN q GELPCKE,
20 B.G.1:HER$, '''

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~ Il 46 EAHALF,K erx2FR,
Parr;~-
@@1AIAA4l6 department
1,.,,.,,. ~1..,.., -
c,,g y 1s'ea e. on r. Cuseni Account from p1
fnten.st Pq"oIs en t,snae ~ eo,esp1adsnt, On n 1
srsc.i ~ @ Ga only 9e allowed n asea whe7e
in,".e. III r. II specified date on Which
'1'@'es' WILL " A'"ea'
AnGs DEPARTMENT..
Cv1dcates Of Depos;ts iSsntd Infetts4 Iseeseo ana
vii u allowed % deposits o tbs desrr.j ~. ~ efIs th
ads payable % teasad III Il H. fsne, !.
, 1860-04-21
frtBura1lU. .

'TT0pE .TNCnR ANFE HnAfp3v-
Fl W II AAo1 1s1AAs0a WILL
:" OF MTzo'lnEaC1s H. l.
c.-h 4~rff~1 A. Ef nm
NA9A ~@P4"@A
All pad In and securely invested Th!4 Company lnsutes
against LOSE Oh DAMAGE ~ f1KE % Tho most IT,
vosahle tez1na. -AppIyto HAVEN q HAfhIch: Agents,
~ Lake sueet. Chlasp- felS60 "
~-
h1EW ENGLAND f1ftE AND
.1N MAERz 1EsraAscf cexrAH1'
OF KxRTFURU. EH-t.t.EETxGUT.
A4sea Jan. J. u
TnHrranrA caiu4t T,o1S fv FfrR.
HUBBARD L HUGT- Agents, CL1eaxo.
iyl4.lr:Ais3 Car f,tA1x .n.i soata .ttI s11tais
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H1TAKER CITY, lNS, COMPLY
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!%DLUYTO.1..

PsrAap4 every who IS p:sfaz neaF ~ H as ,1s
Ik sfRE aa Fass ae ID ssis1 Fase1
aeaf, aeH WeerTn Na!k;G. there u no paee In the
Is. 1:ese sueh Gi.a y q seh 9oo4 sy g gen -
- az ssn .hnTn 1h{o1ka the HOUSE. sd tha syxe3o
e;~ fns!5: has Gennon.tated such saustA:
H., s;.a1-rrs a3d ci:izeas that the EAZAAk Is rHe
nisc 10 dpd IN endes. VARIETY Of dae Tos: a1seles
E-ncx Go.cs Fatens Med!esnea pertpmesJ, ete, etc
, 1860-04-21

N&m qualifications.
PAPER7 STATIONERY,
BLANK BOOZE DHALHRs,
s. e. GRlGGS r. CO.,
80 Al LAKE sTHEET,
Wish to call the a.tenton 9. the
Trade and Retail Purchasers,
To their hsavy s.oek.o:
/: STAPLE STATIONERY.
OF BLANK BOOKS their stock comprises csery rar~
etY Of style and pcr. Books also rae to order acr anT
pattern.
OF PAPERS they can ahgw the finest stock In the e1sy,
from the bet mills In the country.
The dsGestut grades Of F1 r4per, Keco.d Legal. B1
and Foessp Letter. bath Note and Billet. with Print and
Manila rape.s Always On hs.d.
OF ENVELOPES. they win be happy to show their lage
stock aad extensive assortment Of style quality and prices.
, 1860-04-21
en- ae1xu n

PK+4-FGFS q. H0FF.Mk3.H.
Consul cf the Gsznd pueay OF saxeyemar The nch1..
af and aad the IRE city Of F.aui.
foE and By special act Of several States authG7ed to
for for1nes cltizeEs Of AUSTRIA RAIDER. BAVARIA
n A,ASgvEK, hEssIA. NASSAU, PRUSSIA, SASONT'
WlKTEABERG. OLDESBEKG Sc ias7cAx1v
, 1860-04-21

~ AIN ELEVATOR AND
~ KAxxaoc1x-uzStnx sentet tbs Gr.in E!s1atot
an3 Ta1eao1se formerly occupied BY Gthbs Griffin Co.,
ou tte Of Fankln and SoEta Water streets N
cpv pseLased do Kenetai Storage and Etev1tnE bust.
ntsa md Io!ctt tho paisoIaGe friends and The pub
u xrnrfa!sT h..htS3G4p HIRAM WHEELER
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
sANDUsKY COUNTY FAIR,

The ninth annual Fair Of tho Sandusky County Agri-
cultural Society will be held the socetys Grounds
Fremont Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the 3D.
Sd and 4th days of October, 1850.
The Premium List with the Committees attached and
Regulations be obtained at the Drug Store of Stephen
Buckland, Treasurer.
The Grounds Halls, Stalls &c. will be putin fine order
for the occasion.
From the rapid increase of population and their mani
fest desire to elevate the standard of Agriculture in the
county we expect mammoth Fair and much larger
turn out of the people than before had In this county
The intelligent awarding Committees selected from Diff
eren parts Of the county, viii doubt be fully appreei-
Ated by exhibitors.
The Committee appointed to htup Floral Hail. arrange
and Supentend portion ofits eontents with the aid OF
those Ladies and Gentlemen proveral for their useful
in that direction guarantees In that depart
ment
The Board congratulate the citizens Of the county in
their participation in Annual Fas and expect
the coming Fair will present them unusual opportun
BILE anmas the products OF the FARM the orchard the
garden the various kinds Of machinery; agricultural
household implements, &c.
The Marshas, with the aid of efficient Police, will
be the Grounds to aid the people, preserve order Ant
execute the directions Of the Board.
James VAstte PRESIDENT James Parks, Vice President
s. BucklAnd, Treas. Managers La O. RawsOn, W. b
Lemon, Charles Powers, Jacob Winters and NJ. Wright.
WIN. Z. HAYNES, Sec'y.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
Fremont GIee Club.

Want time and space in columns last week pre-
vented us from noticing the Glee Club desired.
About the time of the organza ton of the Wide Awakes
here, HENRY HATFIELD, LEWIS HATFIELD, s. A WooD,
Mr.. SMITH, H. H. NELSON, and SAMUEL GARVIN, all wor-
thy young of town. organized the Fremont Glee
Club and have patriocay and eectuay exerted them
selves to make meetings attractive. We by
the effect of their singing the crowds where they CO.
and the compliments of those who singers that their
performances Of high order.
We noticed at woodve that the strangers and Locos
outside the meeting would all hasten into the crowd to
cheer the Gee Club and sten with breathess silence
long as they sang.
gentlemen deserve much credit not only for their
geod singing but for their berat in turning out and
sstng to spread good Republican sentiments Let the
Republicans appreciate that their good singing rende
meetings attractive and orderly while at the
time IL has powerful influence the mind and heart
Three cheers for UNCLE ABEs Singers.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
Tho state nebt.

The Commissioners of the Sinking Fund
of the State of Ohio have advertised in the
New York papers for a loan of $6,4OO,OO0
to meet the debt of the State. The New
York Tribune says:
The credit and resources of Ohio are O.
quail to those of any other State, and her
Stocks are desirable securities for investment.
The debt of the State was first authorized
by the act of 1925, and by subsequent legis-
lation during the construction of the public
works, was increased to about $4,000,
The'presentde debt of the state is $l4,247, ,242,
of which $780, 900 will mature to be paid
next March by taxes now levied for that
purpose; and the sinking fund established
by the constitution will pay the whole debt
in thirty years, while the action of the Leg
islature last year indicated disposition to
anticipate the operation ofthe constitutional
fund. The taxable value of the property Of
the State Of Ohio is about 5000, 100000
and the entire debt of the State is less than
one and six-tenths per cent. on this value.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
murIlnRame ana DoueIna.

Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,, recent
ly put Senator Douglas 10 tight place in
replying TO some of the reckless misrepre-
sentations Of the Republicans by Mr.. D. on
the stump. 1t appears that Mr.. Burlin-
game, Of Massachusetts,, who was also at
one time quite intimate with Senator Doug
las, has felt himself justified in relating
some Of the conversations that passed be-
tween them. The provocation or justifca-
ton is in the recent unfairness of Mr.. Doug
las towards those Republicans who associat-
ed with him in the Lecompton contest.
In recent speech Of the Hon. ADson
Burlngame, at Belfast, Maine, he referred
to his confidential relations with MIR. Doug
las. Upon this matter, writes Belfast
correspondent of the Bangor Union, / give
you Mr.. Burlingame's own language. He
said:
"Colfax, Frank Blair, and myself have
had frequent private interviews with Mr..
Douglas in his own house. On those oc-
cssons Mr.. Douglas freely made use of ex-
pressions of the deepest indignation against
Southern dictation." l also had private
interview with Mr.. Douglas, Continued Mr..
Burlingame,) on the occasion of his late
visit to Boston. Mr.. Douglas then made
use of this language: "Buringame, am
elected Senator for six years; have got
Joe Lanes head in the basket, and shall
soon have Slidelrs, Brights and Fitch's.-
Won't it be splendid sight, Burlingame
too see McDougal returned from California
Baker from Oregon, and Douglas and 'Old
Abe all at Washington together-for the
next President is to come from Illinois !"
Mr.. Burlingame then exhortcd the Doug
las men to vote for Lincoln, both to revenge
the wrongs done their favorite by the South
ern Democracy, and to carry out Mr.. Doug
las wishes-"for," said Mr.. B., "what elst
than the election OF Lincoln could Mr.
Douglas had in view when, in his recen
speech at Rocky Point, r. l., he declared
that he never on earth, would agree to
union with the Breckenridge mon9" "This,
said Mr.. B., "means the election of Lincoln
and nothing else"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
OUR SCHOOLS.

By the kindness of J. B. Loveland, we
are informed that the Union Schools Of
Fremont, will commence the Fall term on
Monday, Sept. 18th. The list of teachers
is full, and they are as follows:
Rev. E. BUSHNELL, ,Sup'tand teacher of Latin
]. B. LovELAND, High School.
E. SAURs, Central Grammar.
G. G. Swan, Intermediate, East side.
Miss X. PITT, Central intermediate.
M. DERAN, Central Secondary.
B. MAXWELL, Central Primary.
N. GRAVES, Croghansville hill, eastside
G. NORTON, Primary, Wood Street.
o. BARTLETT, Primary, East side.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07

Insist upon the issue, and keep the greaa
principle of popular government, as advo-
Gated by Douglas, prominently before the
people.-Dem. Paper.
The "great principle" that the slave hold
or can carry his human property wherever
the Ohio farmer can take his horse or OK
and be protected to the same extent. Sc
Douglas says. If the people of Territory
cannot prohibit the holding of horses ant
oxen as property neither can they prohibi
the holding of slaves as property. DON
forget that, as the basis of popular SOY
ereignty. y."-iSanduSky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07

AT meeting in Brunswick, N. j., few
days ago, Hon. ]. Morrison Harris, of Mary
land, spoke as follows:
"When Abraham Lincoln is elected,
what practical thing is he to do in come
ton with slavery9 l believe the first act of
his administration will be to nationalze
the party. He will endeavor to strengthen
it South, and make it acceptable there
Great applause from the Republicans. Is
there Republican who would vote for him
if he didn't believe he would make his ad-
ministration national one Why then don't
you make it party of the country before
the elections l have no fears of the Repub-
lican party. have mingled in Congress
for years with Republicans, and haven't
heard the first man of them say that they
were going to interfere with the institution
of slavery"
Senator Douglas said of Lincoln: ale is
the ablest lawyer in Illinois, and the smart
est stump speaker in the Union; an earnst
and an honest man who believes what he
processes, and will carry out what he
undertakes"
Put this along side of the articles in the
Loco papers trying to make Lincoln out
just nobody at ALL and ridiculing him de-
cause he once mauled rails.
Ex-Gov Houston, who heads the Doug
las Electoral ticket for Alabama, in his
message to she Legislature, in 1857, uses
the following language: eve hare every
thing to gain and nothing to lose By dis
solUing every tie that binds as to the Con-
federacy" Nearly every Disunionist in the
South supports Douglas.
Senator Seward gave the true theory Of
the case, when on being recently asked in
relation to the Union movement in New
York against Lincoln, he replied, that
"the more they unite, the more they won't
carry it,"
In Portland, as Mr. Douglas in his speech
was deploring the agitation of the negro
question, some impertinent fellow cried out
"Who begun itanewp Of course Douglas
didn't hear the enquiry.
Fifteen thousand people were in Council
at Richmond, Ia, on the 23d inst, and
we're addressed by Gov. Chase, Judge
Martin and Judge Carey Of Ohio. The
greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
In his Norfolk speech, Judge Douglas
virtually acknowledges tho election Of
Lincoln by the people.
CHANGED SIDEs.-Three of the Douglas
electors in Alabama, Messrs. Balling Hall
A. E. Cltherall and Clemens, have re.
nounced the squatter sovereignty cause and
declared for Breckinridge and Lane. The
Fayetteville Caroliaian says that D. N
Mckay, one of the sub-electors on the Bel
ticket in that district, declares his intention
to support Breckinridge.
The Springfield (Mass.) Republican says
that trains over the Rutland and Washing
ton Railroad are considerably impeded in
their passage by the myriads of grasshop
pers that lodge on the railroad track, and
are crushed beneath the giant wheels of the
engine. The track is rendered so slippery
and greasy by the crushed mass, that it il
almost impossible for any Roadway to bt
made on the up-grades.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07

"HoLcoMp" PEAoH.-Thomas Holcomb,
of Riley township, brought to town on Fri
day last, mammoth yellow peach, perfect
in formation, which measured eleven and
one-haf inches IN circumference. Compe-
tition is defied.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
Persons afflicted with Fever and Agu

Persons afflicted with Fever and Ague
should spare either time trouble expense, to pro-
cure DR.. HosrKTrERs Celebrated Biters whose beneh
cent effects upon the system has been clearly proved to
those who have been stricken down in short space Of
time by this dreadful curse whose cheeks and
eagre and whose nghts seepess and restless and
whose eyes dim and sunken with death staring them
in the face this compound must prove blessing snatch
ing them It were from the mouth Of the grave. None
know It's true value until they have tested It. When
all others faed those Btters have restored the suf
fers to pristine health Their popularity in all the west
southern parts introduce them to all ami
lies Sold by druggists and dealers generally everywhere
See advertisement in another column 35w5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
CLAIMS ana NIggers.

In the address recently issued by the
Breckinridge National Executive Commit
tee, occurs the following passage:
''To concilate Republican votes, he has
INDUCED in vulgar flings at the South. He
prefers the CLAIMS of Rhode Island TO the
niggers of the South. 4 HAVE MUCH MORE
ToNDNEss FOR YOUR oLAMs THAN l HAVE
FOR THEIR NIGeERs.' These things have
sunk deep into the hearts Of the american
democracy, ETC."
What thingsG Not the CLAIMS certainly,
for they sink deep into the stomGchs of the
American Democracy.-Bn6alO Com.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07

If any Of our village subscribers should
be overlooked in the distribution of the
JOURNAL in the next two or three weeks, we
would thank them to let us know of it. We
have a new Carrier, but he will soon learn
the route and deliver the papers all right.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-09-07
SAVE YOUR HoRsne.-aWe take Q

SAVE YOUR HoRsEs.--"We take great
pleasure in recommending the Dfust0Hg LiHimsRt
valuable and indispensable article for Sprans Scratches
Sores, Gads Horses Our have used IL for
we're Burns, Bruises Sores, Stiff Joints and Rheumatic
Palms. and all say it acts like magic We other
Liniment. J. ". HEWETT,
Foreman for American, Harndens and Wells Co.'s
Express.
Gentlemen:-"h had negro man worth 81 200 who took
cold from bad hurt, and useless for year,
had used every thing could hear Of without benefit,
until tried the Mustang Linment It has perfectly
ed him, and car now take the above price for him.
Respectfully yours, JAMES D0RANCE.
Every planter eamster and family should have this in
valuable article Sold by all respectable dealers every
where. BARNES PARK, Proprietors,
35w5 New York.
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Eg- The Sandusky County Agricultur-
al Society aCiU hold their annual Fair, on
the Society's Grounds, on the I'd, 3rd and
4M days Of October nert.