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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31
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FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.

FOR CHILDREN TEETHING.
Which greatly facilitates the process Of eethnr by soft
enng the gums, reducing all Jnnammation--w aliay all
| PAIN aud spasmodicatiOn, and is
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon notherF it will give
| RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have pu up and sold this article for 10 years
and can in confidence and truth of it, what have
never heen able to say of any other medicine. NEVER
! HAS 1T FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO EF-
! Feet CURE, when timely used. Never did We know
instance of dissatisfaction by any who used it, On
the contrary, all are delighted with its operations and
speak In terms oil highest conmendation OF its magical
effects and medical virtues. We sgeak In this manner
''wHAT WE KNOW" after ten years experience and
PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION PoR the FULFILLMENT OF WHAT
WE HERE DECLARR. In almost every Instance where the
infant suffering from pain and exhaustion relief will be
found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the syrup ad
mnistered
This valuable preparation is the PRESCRIPTION of one or
the most experienced and sklfu in New England
and has beep uCed with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS IN
THOUSANDS OF CASES.
1t not only relieves the child from pain but inyooraes
the stomach and bowels corrects acdity: gives tone
and energy the whole system It will almost instany
relieve GRIPPING IN THE BOWELS AND WIND collie
and overcome commissions, which, IL speedily reme-
died end in DEATH We believe he the best and srssf
remedy in the pord, for fDYSENTERY and DIAR-
RHubA, in children whether it arises from teetlnnC or
from any other cause. We would say to every mother
who hasa child suffering from any of the foregoing com
paints-do not let preudiees the prejudice of
others stand between your suffering child and the relief
that viii be SURE, yes ABSOLUTELY SURE-to follow
the use OF the medicine, II timely used. Fu directions
for using, will accompany each bottle None genuine
unless the fac-simile of CURTIS PERKINS, New York
is on the outside wrapper.
Price 25 cents bottle
Sold by Druggists throughout the world and by G n
McCulloeh, and s. Buckand, Fremont. Oct l2 go 4Oyl
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mn D ES- R~ VA. E- R
LIFE PILLS G PHOENIX BITTERs

These MEDICINES have now been before the ppb,c o,
period Of THIRTY YEARS, and during that time have
maintained high character in almost part of the
GLOBE for their extraordinary and immediate power
storing perfect health TO persons suffering under nearly
every kind Of disease to which the human frame is liable
The following are among the distressing variety Of hu-
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GRAEFENBEKG
L AMELY MEDICINES
DRu1AIT nnTnrn
HOME TESTIMONY.

HARTFORD, Trumbull Co., Ohio, March Z, 1857.
hereby certify that have been dealing the Graefeu
berg Medicines for the past year, and truly say that
have offered any medicines to the public that have
met with the decided appreciation of the people like these
particularly the Pills and.Catholcon. They will readily
perform all and more than Is promised for them have
soldabout fifty bottles ofthe Cathocan the past season
and hear the best results in every case.
j. II. C.. JOHNSON, Medical Agent,
Read what Dr. Bushnell says of the Graefenberr Medi.
cnes DR.. D. is physician Of extensive practice and ia
Of the most successful In the county rumbul In which
he resides.
This cerfes that have used the GraefenberE Pills and
harshals Catholicon sold here by j. H. c. johnson 10
practice, to my entire satisfaction. They are good
medicines DR.. e. W. BUSHNELL"
Hartford, N. n Mare =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-05-31

Heavy Black Silks,
Bayadere Silks,
Figured and India Silks,
Figured Merinoes,
Plain Merinoes,
English Merinoes,
Figured Wool Delaines,
Plain Wool Delaines,
Nous. Delaines,
zappias,
Travelling Goods, Cashmeres, Plaids, We
lours, Pol dc Chevros, Alpaccas, ETC., etc.
Shawls! Shawls!
large aud splendid stock ofshawls Of all descriptions
and prices:
Single and Double Brocha Shawls,
Silk Shawl5,
Reversible Shawls,
Thibet Shawls,
Cheneille Shawls,
Bay State shawis etc. etc, together with eudesl
riety Of
Ladies' Scarfs, Embroidery, Hosiery,
and thousand other things which, five we're to enumer
ate, would require volume large the Five Books Of
Moses. Our Stock Of
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liable. Such for example the following: Consump.
non bronchitis, lndgesl ~ tion, Dyspepsia Loss o
Apetite, faintness, Nervl v onsncss, Iraabty Men.
tagia falptaton oil theI Q Heart, Melancholy Hypo
cWh1riai ,Nlght SweAts,l l. Languor, Gddiness, and
an that class OF diseases, = fearfully fatal IL una
iehued TO an time, called q Female WeGkResses aao
nTegetHines. Also Iiv - Ter Complaints Diseases OF
the hdneys Scalding or - ncontinence Of the Urina.
~ organs, rain the Back, n Side and between h
oh0uldets predisposition - TO slight Colds Hacking
and continued cough, El ~ Imaciaton nj m . III ~ u
Dlea'llnE anu lhueeu we III might enumeTate many
more sun, but we have ~ space only 10 say, it will
not only cure the debility IL Following chills and fever
but prevent all attacks an - rising from Miasnoti y;
uenc,s anu cure the d - lease at once IL already at
ueheu anu MS IL acts al recty and petsstently up-
on tne binary system = rousing the Liver tn action
promoting, in fact, all the y excretiops and secreon
OF te system ~ VIII nfal y libby prevent any serious
con- equencesfoowngu M lon change OF climate and
waer hence all travellers " should have bottio i't
Them and all should take tablespoonful at least before
gestve organs should be in the hands Of all persons Of
sedentary habits, students ministers literary men Ana
an laiies not accustomed t. much out door exercise
should always use it, they will they will find an
able, pleasant and efficient remedy In iIs
rob them ofther beauty for beauty cannot exbis With
out health and health cannot exhis while the above r
Mothers Relief Taken month or two heforc ftn roi
trial she will PASS the dreadful period with perfect
ana safety 1Aersts no mistake about it, this Cordial is
an ICE claim tOT IL. Mothers trVi, And IN vou No an
peal TO detect the illness or decline NOT only of
daughters before it be late but also your sons
husbandsi for while tho former from false decacy often
goes uown 10 premature grave rather than let their
uon be known in time the latter often 80 mixed up
with the excitement Of business that If II were mot m
You thcy too would travel in the nath
I'll too late to arrest their fatal fall ut tbe ,nobor G
always veilant and to you confidently appea for NC
are sure your failing affection will nnerrnpv int
you TO Professor Woods Restorative Cordial and Blood
In time OF need. 0. J. WOOD, Proprietor 444 Brood
way, NV York, and ia Market street ST. Lo1is. Mo
nq sold by All good Druggists Price s1per bottle Sold
In Fremont me & by s. BUCKLAND and C. Il. McCULLOCH.
Oct. r. 1860. 40y1.
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rheodOre CIapp,

Manufacturer and dealer IN Foreign ant
Domestic Nuts Fruits Grocercs and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana Cisars. Main street, Fremont o.
Jane 10. 1895. 'iif
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Do you take the FREMoET JoURNAL4 Il
Oosts but q, 30 per year, Sspt BY mail
, 1861-07-11
THE SEZ PERCEs MINES.

We cory the following interesting facts rela-
tive to these mines from the Portland AireTtiSer
Of the I'd inst In few words it conveys com
p!etc information Of a highly gratifying nature {:
We have cnnvCrscl with several gentlemen
recently dOwu from the NcZ Pcrcrs mines fer
the purpose Of procuring new supplies Of
gn"ds for that quarter, and others who are on
their way home to harvest their crops, when
tLey intend returning who without exception,
pronounce the minrS what they are represented
10 lie. About fur thousand Claims have alreaC y
/ cen prusVvctud, recorded, and on u large pro-
lorl!Un Of them the OwngrS are actively at work I;
some mining, others opening thcir claims,
and busy, with an encouraging prospect before
them. laeIe is some complaint existing about
ra'tirs holding more claims than the mining
avs allow--many Of which have become iiaIl.
to t r,tak"n because they have not been opened
AMI worked by the time specified.
II has been estimated that IL all the claims
on Rhodes Creek which have been taken up
wet opened and worked, the monthly product,
according to the average yield.uf the claims al
ready being worked, would be million Of dollars
u month. On this creek the miners are real
izing from Sl2 to $25 per day, AM in one in
stance, a citizen Of Tualdlin countv, whose
name we Iow forget, was making $40 per day
lie was in his riChtst dirt CiaimS on this
creek arc held at from $500 to 81 900 and up
wards. Mining is carried on as high up as ten
allies, from the mouth. Tn Canal curh all a.
wok are doing well, but the claims do u I
yield as h ndsomcly y,taS thCs' Oh Rhode ,
Greek. Some ten miles up the guIch is already
GAINED. Its average yield may be set down at
$l2 per dIv TO the man. Miners are at work
on the Orc i'ino for a distance Of twenty two
nils, aud are averaging about SIS per day to
the man.
a friend writes us: "All the machinery pc
culiar to river mining in California is now, oI
curing this summer will be brought into use in
working the claims in these mines. The dig.
gings ave drcp-irom eight to twelve feet-,the
country is flat aud the cnrrcnt wheel and pump
J., necc, sary in every instance TO drain the claims.
Fumes will probably soon be used lor the PuI-
pose o turning the water from its natural
channel, and thereby enable the miner to got
into the beds Of the creeks"
Not less than finy thousand dollars from The sc
mines had reached the Dallcs and Portland At
last accounts, and large amounts were IN transita
Miners were coming in from different parts Of
California, and one party had arrived all The way
from Washoe
, 1861-07-11
PUGET SOUND HERALD.
STEILAcooM. w. T.,
Thursday Evening, July IL, 1861.

THE FOuETE.-This day passed OF in an unu.
sually quiet manner in Sieilacoom. A salute oil
thir,y.four guns were fired at the garrison in
the morning, under the direction Of Capt
Woodruff, the eommandaDt; and dance was
gotten up at night in the new Masonic Hall, by
the COuldn'tgetaway Society, which is pro.
hOuneed one Of the most agreeable affairs Of the
kind that has ever taken place here. During
the day no display was made beyond the unflrl.
Ing Of flags at the stores and on board the U.
S. Steamer Massachusetts,, which laid at Keaeh's
wharf
, 1861-07-11

A REScoSrEr.-we Learn by letter from
Jacksonville, says the Portland Adrertiser of
the 9th inst, that on Saturday last an alterca-
ton occurred between Mr.. O'Meara and Mr
Denhnger, Of the ScHtiael, relative to an article
which appeared in that paper, in which the for
mer slapped the latter in the face, when the in
reference Of bystanders prevented further DEM
onstrations. They met on the day following
without any belgerent acts on either side until
they had passed each other, when Denlnger
turned with large knife in his hand and stabb,
O'Meaa in the back, above the kidneys; as the
latter turned, he received another cut On the
head which caused him to stagger, as he recov-
cred, he drew his pistol-a small iive-shooter-
which Denlingcr wrenched from him and shot
him three times-tbe first shot causing a slight
wound on the LEFT side, under the arm; the Sec.
ond crossing the left wrist, disabling that arm
aud the third in the thigh, causing only flesh
wound. The wounds are al painful but not
considered mortal there was considerable
feeling exhibited between the friends Of the par
ties about the aiIIay.
, 1861-07-11

The PRAmIE FARMER.-Mr. W. W. Corbett
has become associated with IL. D. Emery in the
editorial management Of this increasingly pop.
nlar Western Agricultural, Horticultural and
Home Paper No paper is doing 50 much for
the diff IsiOu Of such information as is needed
among the p ople as this, and It deserves place
at every farmers iireside. les articles on prac-
tical Agriculture and Horticulture, Stock breed
ing and management, the Dairy and Household,
tle application Of the popular sciences to every
day farm life, with good digest Of News OI
The day, are all excellent and Instructive. The
publishers will send it sfngly until January,
1s62, for one dollar, or in clubs Of Eve for four
dollars. Address Emery & Co., Chicago, III.
, 1861-07-11

Garfelde's plurality in CLARK County. -. S

Total plurality for Wallace. ce.............S .Ss9
If We add to the above Walace's majority over
Garfeldein in Sawamish County, estimated at about
ifty, with additional returns from below, Qrom
Claim, Island and Snohomish Counties) certain
to be in his favor, we may safely place bis plu-
rality, in round numbers, at 450. The few re-
turns received from points south Of Thurston
County are encouraging, as indicative Of the
right feeling on Columbia River. There, as here,
tho contest is between Wallace and Gar6elde
many Democrats doubtless having voted for the
former, to defeat the latter, who otherwise would
have voted for Lander.
In King County the entire Republican ticket
was elected.
Pierce County elected the entire Democratic
ticket, except Delegate.
From other counties we have not sufficient re.
turns to be able 10 state what tickets succeeded.
, 1861-07-11

FORTRESS MONROE This place is cal'el a
"fortress." The other defensive works COM
manding the harbors Of the country are styled
FIOrts" The latter are simply defensive works,
with accommodations for only their working and
active force while fortress is stronghold ar
ranged for the accommodation and protection Of
a large garrison, and whence they may issue for
oT,nsive as well as defensive operations. Mon
roe is the only fortress in the country.
, 1861-07-11

The Delaware Republican says: A lady who
l. well informed as TO the sentiments and feelings
Of the free cOlored aud slave population Of
Charleston, whence she had just returned, states
hat the blacks are unanimous in the desire for
insurrection, h there is the slightest chance for il
being ~ 'ccssiuL Thsya all believe that the army
Of the North is coming down to set them free. TN
the plantations there Is - much apprehension
I at the hos, axes, and all othsr implements
thlt are likely 10 be made available As weapons,
are locked up at nigh, 10 prevent their being
ussd by the slaves.
, 1861-07-11

day Of greater interest to cur people than
ev'n that whi,h gave birth to IT, nation was
Monday last, tha Sth instant. Nr.,r LcG,rc did
an election here ca'i,t such cncrey and dctc,-
mina,icn, ami Oh M :ou0cr occasion were such
strenuo S efforts made for the success Of the re-.
speciiye tickets NJ fair means were elctuntricL
. to gain vote ror either side
Wallace and Tarfcllc have no caas, - re-.
proach their friends here: the friends cf the
| latter, especially, worked TX, beaver, for h;n,
from the ay cf lis nomination to IL, Closing Of
the polls on election day. However bad the
cause in which they Iahorei. We cannot Lat com.
mend them for their Fidelity 10 H. oar only re.
| greet Is tina; such mcn were not engaged in hct
| ter cause. We question seriously whether Gar
. lielde had such ardent supporters in any other
county in the Territory. Judge Lander was not
so fortunate. Though ten votes were cast for
him, there was seemingly no effort made 10 Sc
cure them, and it is a matter Of some surprise
that he Obtaincd even that small number.
The contest for the Legislature was conducted
rather by the candidates themselves than by
their friends. In the canvass jus, closed for the
first time in this county, the candidates both
branches Of the Legislature were compelled to
come out and define their positions throughout
the town and the country; public meetings for
that purpose being specially called. At these
meetings the claims Of the rival candidates
were contested with much warmth, but with
good feeling on all sides. Frank Clark, ESQ.,,
Councilman elect for this district, accomplished
miracles for the success Of his ( ckct His two
opponents NesSrs. Meeker and Parkinson
rested neither night nor day in their efforts to
defeat him but he proved more than match
for them, as the result shows.
Thus much of the election in the county of
Pierce. In Thurston County the Republicans
s EN- to have carried everything by storm. The
vote polled for Col. Wallace astouishes every.
body here. The friends Of the Colonel in that
county may justly be proud Of their victory-it
is indeed a triumph as unlocked for as it is graz
tilying. What the result has b,en in the mines,
whittier all eyes are now turned with hopes and
fears, il is difficult to conjecture. We incline to
the opinion, however that neither Gariielde nor
Lander can overcome there the plurality with
which Wallace leaves the Sound. We also be.
ieve that Wallace's plurality will be increased
BY the returns from Cowlilz, Chehalis and Lewis
Counties, and that he will leave Clark County
with at least four hundred and fifty votes ahead.
In the Nez Perces mines the Colonel had, to our
knowledge, several warm personal friends prior
TO the commencement Of the canvass. These
, 1861-07-11

PErERsox's MAeAzEE.--Ihe Jhy number Of
this popular Monthiy is already on our table
10 addition to the usual list Of Stories, Poetry,
Household Receipts, Steel Engrayings, Fashion
Plates. and Patterns for the Work Table, it con-
tlins Two spendid ColOsed Patterns, one Of
which Is "sIars and Stripes Bed.Quilt.
Every lady ought 70 have number, SO as to
work one Of these Quilts. As new volume
begins with July, this is good opportunity to
subscribe. The price Of Peterson is only two
doEars s-year, or dollar less than magazines
Of is class. lis jusi Gle one, therefore, for The
fimes. TO clubs, the terms are cheaper still,
viz: three copies for five dollars. or eight cop.
ios for Zen dollars, nth subsrb Premium to tie
r4pn gs,tiag Up ths cub. Address Charles J.
PolrrsOns 800 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
Specimens sent gratis 10 persons dssirous Of
getting clubs.
, 1861-07-11

Some weeks ago some members Of the Protes !.
ant Episcopal church IN Bellcvillc, n. j., raised
the National flag ON their church ediiiee, in the
Rector, Rev. Mir. Sherman. The lattr, on his
return, expressed his disapproval Of the act, q
tending to dgsecraie tho house Of God. The
yestry refused to haul down the flag, wh,r.upon
the rev. gentleman gave in his resignation, which
was accepted without debate.
, 1861-07-11

AMMUNITION ToR THE CANPAIGN-The tcle.
graph reports that Leland STAFFORD, Republican,
zyd the State Central Committee TO draw on
him TO the amount Of $4,000, 10 publish cam.
paign papers, and delray other necessary ex.
penses Of the campaign.
, 1861-07-11
go ACRES OF LAND
For Sale.

TNO BE SOLD nv PUBLIC AUCTION. ON FRI.
the rreuises,'
An that piece parcel ~ LanA containing GO acres and
known The LATOrE Lani claim, susie French PrA.
Fe in Pcrce Co. ". T. bounded on tie south by oravelcs
eaim, on The east - psiAa's claim, ani on the north by
Bufer's ciam.
TERMS af ssleio er cent on Dag % sale. oncaf uhsn
he sale Il e1narmed and the baianc- In monhs rood
security. - -
Adnraar q, he Tsisis Loni. Isisur dcccsa.e sud
Guardian of minor rhiifsn.
steiaeoani, June slsi. tssi. -
, 1861-07-11

UNCLE SANS FARM-In the United States
there are 1ls, s,Os2, ,6l4 acres Of land improved in
farms; unimproved, lsO,55s,OOo. Cash value
Of farms in the United States, $s,2sl ,575, ,456 |;
cash value Of implements used $l5l ,5s7, ,6ss /;
number of horses used, 4,3s6,7ls number Of
asses and mules, 559,33f; working oxen, l.
70o,744 namber Of sheep, a1,7ss,s2O; nun
Der Of swine, 4O,S54,2lS. Value Of live stock,
$544, ,1sO,516; Of animals slaughtered, $l11,-
70S, ,l42 Of orchard products, s7,72S,1se.
, 1861-07-11

A Mule WITH A CoLT.-The San Jose Mercury
says: A mule passed throurh this city on Sun
day morning last with foal by her side, which,
from unquestionable evidence, Is the actual, le
climate, bona .fde progeny of said mule She
was in company with drove Of cattle from the
lower county, belonging to Major Hcnsley. One
or two instances Of the kind are on record, but
they are very rare. Henry Clay, we believe,
owned mule that brought forth a colt. An
other case occurred in Texas some years ago.
, 1861-07-11

Nsw Fsao-srAn.-On Wednesday, Sd inst,
Mr. Philip Ksaeh had aag staff erected in iont
q biz new storp. on which has since foaied the
Stars and Stripes in al their g'cry. Mr.. Kea h
, sound ioihe core on the Union, and no,lirg
ahosi q ihs biggest stnG and The finest flag in
- IVA uogli Do ior him.
, 1861-07-11

sIA-cnrER or BrARs.-IIenry =. chafln, vi o
lives near San Rafael, Cal, lately caught be r
iia trap. lie has caught, within the last tbrts
years, thirtyf5ur bears asd one lion
, 1861-07-11

PArRIoTic-Tbe Common Council Of the city
of Boston have voted to dispense with the usual
Fourth Of July dinner, and to appropriate the
amount (about $4,000 to the destitute families
Of volunteer soldiers.
, 1861-07-11

FmE.-At shout ? o'clock, on Thursday last,
1thr Inst,' q Ere was discovered in new build.
ing owned BY Mr.. D. V. waldrOn, on the hill
back Of the town. Only few moments elapsed
before the entire structure was reduced oashes.
The building was erected for slaughter house,
but had not yet been occupied, and no doubt
exists q IL having been malciousy set on iire.
, 1861-07-11

NEw GoCDs.-By the Pettsr. from Port Town.
send, Mr.. Reach received twenty five tons e
desirable new goods from San Francisco, en-
braeing every variety Of groceries, wines and
liquors. hardware, &c, &C., which now await
customers Il will be seen by his advertise
meni, in the appropriate column, that Mr. Z.
Aseher has also received large assortment, Of
new soods- Nov Is the thu to get supplies.
Don'tWait until they are al gone.
, 1861-07-11

DnowSrr.-A young man named JasOb
Huntingdon vas drowned in crossing the Cow.
litz river. On the % instant
, 1861-07-11
100 ACRES OF LAND
For sale.

rTNO re SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, ON FRI.
DAY, the 12h day Of July next At u O'Clock NJ the
premises that piece parcel Of land containing 100 acres
belonging TO Isaac nasiian, Jr. a minor.
THIS portion Of the Dasan Donation Claim adiolnng
Grayers claim French Prairie, In Pierce Coubty w. T.
Terms-O day of sale, halt wtn the sale
confined, and thu balance In sx months, good security.
MM. u. WOOD,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Rosae Basan deceased and
Gasrlian Of Isaac Bastinn, Jr. minor.
stelacoom, W. T June 2is, is6l rs
, 1861-07-11

The bcsi purifier of the blood, Halls Sarsa
r.riila, yellow Dock and lodiic Of Potass.
, 1861-07-11

New BocK.-Tae enterprising publishers, II.
H. Bancroft & Co., Of San Francisco, sre in the
receipt by each steamer Of catalogues Of new
b,Oks. The following is the list to arrive by
, 1861-07-11

HoLLowAY's oISrNENr.-lleadache,l lassitudc,
drowsiness, singing in the ears, dimness of sight,
tingling or numbncss Of the skin, should be
regarded as fcrerunners Of some dreadful NAL.
ady. As life is valued, not moment should
be lost in opposing these symptoms. BY these
small but silent steps, paralysis appreciates I;
many know It's frequency all dread its vista.
ton none Of either sex, either young or old,
can claim exemption from this terrible disease,
and unless the fist symptoms be successfully
met, a long series of suflsrings must follow.
lis reputation as 4 powerful anlido,e 70 d.seas.
which disaolcs both mind and body. and con.
demns the object of il 10 sort Of living death.