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Past Unionisn,.

It's a wen-settled truth that past
, morality does not justify present Trans
preston, A violation of moral law Is
but poorly excused by precedent cor
rectness of department, and a SIN De-
comes none the less criminal because IL
is committed by one whose past conduct
has been blameless. What is true as
rule of morality, is equally true when APP
piled to the civil duties Of a citizen. fast
LOYALTY does not atone for present trea'
son. Years of devotion to his govern
ment cannot make man patriotic If
thereafter he assails the laws and life OF
his country. In view of these facts, the
claims to former loyalty set up by the
Radicals throughout the country might
all be allowed without mitigating in the
least tue disloyalty of theirprese COURSE
what they may hare been has but little
to do with what they are Ronci what they
may hare done cannot justify what they
are noU doing. On the contrary, an as
sault upon the Government is more GEN.
surable if committed by those who claim
TO have been its defenders the crimiuality
of the treason is intensified by the trait
oT's boast ofpast devotion to his country
whatever may have been done by the
Radicals toward perpetuatiDg this Gov
erDment Is more shan oVeroalsnceo oy
theirpresent efforts to snbYertltand they
cannot exteDuate their guu6 Oy present
ing arecord to which their 2cts are con-
tinually giving the a. Tono purpose do
they claim TO be 'lu,,'s' men, when they
seek to destrc5 o." Union of which the
Constitution IL III" base ana suPPlanV IL
with 4 Union founded IN fraud, pinned
together by baTnneti and perpetuated
by force. To no purpose DO they claim
to be loyal to the Constitution, when
they trample upon that instrument, at
the bidding Of party expediency,
and prostitute It's provisions to the
base purposes Of corruption and
usurpatien. Union men and loyal men,
in the true sense of the terms, never
permitconsideratiops Of selfiuterest to
control them in tho administration OF
goverrGrant. and houest men who are
F,;+L4r, n their duties. makeno dlScrim-
;.o+ion for selfish PURPOSES, in dispensing
4ha benefits which this rerublc was dc
o,oned 10 confer. Whatever they may
-, themselves. the men who by their
1aois,a+ion arenerpetuatinc the disunion
- +hasa Stotes are "as much opposed to
-. $50 n rannbIica. institutions and
- -v,,,,b ira; ors 70 tbis Covernmeu,
-, uub, f,,,ob+ a,oirs+ !, IN
-. s.1an n1,4.,o.ncb c11n h. tyg,t
"A y ,bs+ta- would 5,rs 10 eonale
man who have raponneed poliEca
- 10, !, tlosa Who have IN. er
800 tnon, Tho former bsv, baar
-. ..,,..t.,.... 49,,
, "-O' -.
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NOTHING is more TO he desired than

NOTHING is more to be desired than a
good appetite, and to have the food
digest well, the stomach and bowels in
perfect order, which renders good health
certain and enduring When the appe-
tite fails, the stomach is sour and foul,
the bowels in IN abnormal condition.
Take Goes Dyspeptic Cure at once. II lis
most excellent medicine, gives great
satisfaction and is sure in its results
whenever taken according to directions
We bid our friends try it with confidence.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-08-10

THE Louisville Courier has return
from sixty.nine Of the one hundred and
ten counties in Kentucky; which gives
Duvall 1927 majority, Only five coun.
ties have given Disunion majorities.
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TIE patriots in he Senate Increased
their pay to $1,000 per year, leaving the
mOnstrous mileage charges as they are.
This will add 100000 year Or the ex-
pense of the Senate, and $500, 900 IA the
House
a ca,' fox the yeas aud nays Gn this
.o,luu ,,aS made and Was immediately
-0ur'rh,I BY cIIes 81. Don't cuu't
TIE .NMciy Senate i. ra iu la,r the
IaJC . -.l urr, the l-urlr attn this
mon t,.u- '..NIItIoI la the current eA.
.tu. a- ct the Government We trust
when thls mater goes 10 The Hons that
zone Iehtauus man may bc tuur' who
Vii insist npon direct personal vote
We hsy- seen no better Illustration than
this ut the utter shanelessness of Con
grcss and its entire disregard OF tho in
trrusts of economy aud the well being
of the country -NCp FORK Commercial
4drcriiST
Thus said Republican organ when
che Increase of salaries WAS pending be-
fore the Rump House. The action of
that body was even more contemplate
and cpwardly than that of the Senate
In order ~ avoid direct personal vote,
they tackled it upon the Soldiers Bounty
bill, 80 that they could say they must
vote for an increase Of their own salaries
in order to carry the latter. This pre-
tense was fraud and lie, and was ONLY
Intended to cover up their tracks. Who
can have any respect for body which
is guilty of such q disreputable perform
ance!
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The sherinnlty,
EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:
The following call upon our fellow citizen
THOMAS p. SHaLLcRoss, Rsd., to allow the use
of his name in connection with the office OF
Sheriff of Ohio county, was signed BY over four
hundred German voters Of this vicinity. Please
publish the same, and much oblige
400 GERMAN VOTERS.
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EDITORS OF THE REGISTER:

EDIroRs.o THE REGISTER:
Please announce the name of Z. A. BARRA,
BINO, as an independent candidate for Sheriff
of Ohio county subject to no Convention, and
oblige his many friends,
aug6.te. The WHOLE PEOPLE'
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Mrs. WinsIoW's Queen Hair
Restorative.

i all others inasmuch rs it is a compound. of
all and only such Ingredients as experience has
proved TO be effcacious In restoring gray hair
to its natural color; arrestng premature decay
and fhe falling out of tho hjlir changing dry
and why hair TO moist, soft and glossy ringlets;
invfgorating the scalp and curing all its hu-
moJs graduating scuT and dandrutf, and pro-
noting the growth Of the hair Sold Wholesale
and rotail by EDMUND BOOKING.
Nc ], Odd Fellows II all
Wheeling, W. Va,
Manufacture Of Bookings Unri5allo Il Bal :.
ing Powder. iy2
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Mr. EDITOR: ,,,,
didate for County Recorder subject 70 the oe'
cision of the Democratic Convention:
MANY FRIENDS.
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EDITORS oF REGISTER;
Please announce Mr.. SAMUEL ID: GREEN,
as candidate for the office of County treasurer
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention. MANY NOAGh"
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10 I1omaa 2. ShaZIeross. Esq.

To Thomas p. ShQI!eT0Ss, Esq.
SIR. The undersigned citizens of Ohio county
having confidence in your devotion to the true
interests of all men, and your ability to dis
charge impartialy and fairly the duties Of Sher.
iff of our county, request you TO allow your name
to be used as a candidate for that Office.
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The Election in Ohio,

The Chicago Tribune has an estinato
of the State elections this fall, which, ac-
cordirg to its figures, are to be largely
for the radicals. We can only judge OF
its reliability from the figures on Ohio,
which it puts down at 35,000for the rad
icals, who are to carry all the Congress
men, except two or three. This con-
viuces us that the Tribune man has no
know ledge of what he guesses at in any
Of the States. ...,
Those best informed IN political mat
ters in Ohio, observe the same sign that
proceeded the election IL 1862, when the
Republicaus carried five members to the
Democrats fourteen The quarrel be-
tween the Presidents friends and the
military leaders at that time created a
feeling that entirely destroyed the Re-
publioans and the Republican Congress.
There is the same general want of conf
dence in those who have been trying to
regulate affairs.
The Republicans will. we preSua {,
carry tie three Congressional Districts
in the Western Reserve If they carry
any Congressman outside OF that terri
tory, it will be after the closest contest,
and by their good luck.
There is much in the signs OF the times
to indicate a Waterloo defeat 10 the
radicals, not only in Ohio, but in al the
Northern States The chances ale thai
very few of the Jacobins will be returned
to Congress Cincinnati Enquirer
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7bs Democratic and Conservative '

The Democratic and CONSERVATIVE voters OF
the city under the call of the County Execu'
tive Committee, wiz meet in the City Town
ships neat Saturday evening at O'clock for the
purpose of appointing FIVE DELEGATES from
each Township to represent them in the County
County Convention, to be held at the Court
House on Saturday, August Is. The Primary
Meetings will be held at the following places;
Washington First ware aG Civ Hail
Madison , 20 Conf House.
q Iyn}{or 8Yvz.. e -. Fourth Ward Hose House.
Scntra H..-Fifth Ward School House.
Webstor Sixth Ward School House.
Ritehie .---..------..---.-'--'O "A .' AA'''
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For Treasurer.

EDITORS Or THE REGISTER
Please announce ISRAEL HPDEGRAFF as
a candidate for the Office of County Treasurer,
subject to the decision of the Democratic Con-
vention, r-eEtr, VOIEho
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For treasurer.

EDITORS OF THE REGISTER
Please announce the name Of a. A. ALL
SON, Esq, as candidate for County Treasurer,
subject To the decision of tho Democratic
County Convention. The PEOPLE. .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
THEwAREuOUsE FIRE.

On Tuesday Even'g Geo. Tindall's Warehouse
was entirely consumed by fire, with its contents.
The latter consisted of 300 bushels of oats, zoo
bushels wheat, and quantity of corn belonging
GA. Gusdorf, and some grain belonging to 9TH
er parties Mr.. Gusdorfsinsurance was 81 OOC
which fully covers his loss. The insurance on
the Warehouse was $4,000, about half Mr.. Tin.
dall's loss.
The Mcpherson Steam Fire Engine Company
is entitled to great credit for its untiring efforts
at this fire. Notwithstanding the bad roads
the Company pulled the engine down to the
fire, and continued to work until four O'Clock
the next morning. The fire under the great
mass of fallen timbers, covered by grain, was
not easily reached, and broke out again on We'd
nesday. Col. Nat. Haynes generously furnished
q team to draw the steamer down again, when
the fire was completely extinguished.
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" VSE TWE BEST g.

DR. CLOCKS EXCELS SIOR HAIR RESTORER
the preparation for the hair offered to the
pubic and the only posessH ALT nRsTis claimsd
for it, 1t restores gray hair its original c7lor Gks
hair eso on bald heads when the dseaseis heredi-
of turning gray sick headache aud all diseases
of the scalp causes harsh ruy hair to become beautiful
ly soft and iuIariaHty gioss7 Il is elegantly peuaed
and ALL that be detireG for dressrg 1t coataits
NO sugar Of LEAD Other mineral SO iHroEs to the
heal and hair and Of hich most preparations in Il
market composed but purely uegsLGble compound
We challenge the OrlG to produce instance whore Il
Restorer has failed when used according to di ectons
Hair ohis Is with marvellous rapidly restored
to all its pristine beauty by Its is not dye but BY
supplying the secretion Of the Capillary Gland acts as
Restorer. Among the Thousands who have used it. we
have yet to learn of who is not perfectly satisfied
with its results Mothers whose chldrsns hair is harsh
and cry thin and scaat will ind by using the Restor-
er it will Immediately improve and may bs dressed In
any position dssirsd-thus laying the foundation for
good head of hair so desirable in after life. The pro-
ed by the high sounding prsense of the numerous pre-
psrations with which the market has been filed for
few years past but such entire does he place
In the mrts of his RsstOrer that he offers in al cases
to refund the money after thorough iaI Of teO bottles
If it alsto give perfect satisfaction single trial will
convince the most scepical of its merits Sold by all
druggists at 100 per bottle, six bottles for $780,
|, y DR.F. B. CLOCK, Proprietor, 4
l. rI3y11 Manchester, n, H..
| q RrcKt AYn & Soys Agents. Fremont Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
HIGHWAY ROBBERY.

On Thursday evening of last week DR.. S. A.
Orwig, of Winters Station, was robbed on the
street of 50 400, under the following circum-
stances: He had ;bcen to the, house of Mr..
Thomas, inthe northwest part Of the town, and
coming away had reached the hollow at the
crossing of the L. E. d L. R. R., when he met
two men coming up the track. One of them
said, How are you, DoctOr2 ;" aud commenced
asking him some other question, while the other
passed on and turning struck the doctor on the
head. When he recovered his consciousness, he
was lying with ibis head downward on the rail-
road track, and his feet on the sidewalk. He
had come to town that day to bid off piece o1
land to be sold at auction. He made bids on
the land, but it ran up to higher mark thar
he had eopclndedto go, apd was sold to another
party. This statement is substantially asgiVer
by the Doctor himself; and we have confirma
tory evidence of its correctness. No clue hal
been obtained ofthe perpetrators of the robbery
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
THE FIGHT.

A row that came near proving quite serious
occurred at the polls on Monday. There had
been some difficulty between Wm.0 Herbster
and Jakey Stiner and others. On the latter Of
fering his vote, the former challenged it on the
ground of minority, Stiner used hard words
whereat Herbster made fol. the other, but a col
lision was prevented by bystanders. Subse-
quently, deliberately planned attack was made
upon Herbster by Stiner, Jas. Dougherty VIM.
Wilson, ct al Dougherty stepped up to Herb
ster and began cursing him, and while his at
tention was thus directed, Stiner slipped up and
struck him severe blow on the head with a
stone. This was a signal for general assault,
and Dougherty, Stiner, Wilson and others, as
many seemingly as could get at him, piled up
on Herbster together. The latter drew re-
volver and fired two or three times, one charge
taking eff ct on Edmund Keefe. who was shot
through the calf of the leg. The latter we un-
derstand. was in no way engaged in the melee
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
CURE FOR RENGBONE.

To the Farmers and HOrsemen it is n Gold
AIine The Medicine he had tor trihs the ring
bone can be removed bod yfrom Horses in three days
time The action of tbs medicine Is simple and child
can use it. The meiicne kills the Ringbone and the
rJots out with all the roots suspended leaving
nothing of the disease and itls simple sore to heal
When healed the leg ispefeety smooth and would new
er show that disease had been around It, The atfa
urep not curing this disease heretofore HIS been from
insbty to the ROOTS hsnce it would again.
This medicine only affects the Ring and it out
roots and all The medicine be had of Mr. DAVID
WEST, next door to eKessler Eouss or he will
move them just as owners wish. -.-.
Over one huudred testimonials have been received
from men this State that have sound and smooth
limbed horsss that Rngooned ard of value pre-
vious to removal
Fremont, ApriI6, 1s66 -l4w1.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
M ARRTED-

On the 29th ult, by Rev. II. Lang, at the
Lutheran Church, Mr.. CHEIsToPHER HINTz, and
Miss ANNA POWERS, both of this vicinity. az
By the same, on the same day, at theresidence
of the bride father. Mr.. Geo, Fry Mr.. FRAN
CTS WINTERS, of Winters Station, and MISS
SAMANTHA Fry, of jackson township. -
l/At the residence of the brides mother, in Of
sego. Michigan, on the 28th of March, 1866, by
the Rev. John jackson, Mr.. E. H. SIMKINs, for
merly of Fremont to Miss NJ @. BELcHER, OF
Ofrnnrn !. Il
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
NEW ADvERTIsEmENTs.

Letter La, II R. Sk0ne
Liadssys IzEreSeS Blood SsareA,rj StHsr' Lee
Pills; SsusrS HernafsRe. r. z seiis's r Co. . =
Calkias Griffin r Co.'S USiOn Busises' Is'titrts.
House and Lo, for Sale Mrs. Topping.
Platte Sl4te Roofing Josiah Chsnes.
Ha1tsa--A Girl 10 do Houses rk. II R. shoRs.
Sash, Doors, Blinds ete., MAJ. Haynes.
Planing Machine for Sale. Nat. HayHes
Victory or Death, DR.. Chidester.
House apd Lot for Sale, John L. Greens.
Ore for Ringbons, Dapid West. E Ta So
Quarterly Report Of First National Baat Of Frsn'Ht
Final Settlement Henry Keeling.
Final Setn izent Eliza Wagner.
Bartlett !Sesisg Machine Page BrOIhtrs. q. .
Prepare to Consxer, o. CrOok'sr Co. t-i'f
Special Notice. John Ryan.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Fe-rick Allen God Medsl "a e-sius is as heal ny as
+ha unrest -four; ri prove gr' st saSi' IN that ar
r Is pe-rlia'y aA-pfad to henrft veaS ftom'chs N
dyspsptic pers1rs is much more heathy an er"no%ea
t an baking powders, AMI 'eati' pref re- TO V. 80. "
s"od They are rniststeu- i the q N tes y,
Try It Yost of the Groeers have it. Have the Gcl'
AsAal br nonN. --tt-l - -
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

NEW ExpR Ess COMPASY.-A Merchants Ex-
press Company has lately been organized,
with capital of fifteen millions of dollars, and
it is said will soon be ready to commence ope-
rat;ons The stock has beeu mostly subscribed
by prominent business men along the lines on
which it runs, throughout the country.
Citizens of Fremont have taken stock to the
amonnt Of twenty thousand dollars.
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TranEfeers Of Resi Estate.

4
For the week ending March 81, 1866, pre-
pared by A. F. GALLAeHER, County Recorder:
VIM Parker to J NJ Lane, 10 acres, Green
Greek, section 10, sl,lOO
F Chandler to W Spung, so acres,
Green Creek, section II, 1,5O0
section ., 1000
section "a, 1000
section 81, 1900
L Ayers to JKiukler 90 acres, Washing
ton, section 81, 500
A Richards to NJ Close, lot 2s3, Clyde, 100
W B Clock 10 J George, lots 27l and 3O4,
Clyde, 2oO
H Baker, Admir-. to o N Mallernee, 90
eE, Clvde '1 ~ 1870
R Sparks to Harding 20 acres, York, 80
Iss R Bellevue - 1000
JL Ames to s Chapman, lots 327 and
32S, Clyde 2Oo
s4a fremont % ~ 1000
section G 30. D - ~ 2,4OO
D Ickes EXT, to s Hamburger, 24O acres,
Washington, section 30, 9,oOO
R Smith to M Rathbun, lot "A, s add. to
Clyde rl24
NJ Rathbun to A Smith, " '
Clyde, 42o
L Smith to Horseback, &c -
Clyde, oUo
E Horseback to A Smith, lots 29s and
part 292, Clyde, oOo
E J Leppelman to Barker, lots 80 and -,
"a, Fremont, a., loOo
j CLARK to Lewis lot in and d add.
A selvey 10 o d S selyey, 10 acres,
Townsend, section %, 6OO
O Grn to A Stark, 10 acres, Townsend, -
section 26, quo
Tarner 4 Smith to Bush, Sc acres, San
dnsky, section 81, 22OO
A Hershberger to W h jackson, lot II, ,oo
Clyde, l'soo
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

VIZ Male at Fema at SIS 10 81 so
wv per month to sell the Celebras I'd COMMON SENSE
FAMILY SEWING MACHINE Price SIS 90 his Tnachine
will do all kinds of work equal to tue high priced Ma
chimes, ard is the only practical and reliable Cheapew
ing Msrhire in the world Serd for descriptive Circulars
Address SECOND CO., Chicago, H., Cleveland, O.
Principal flee, No. Custom House Place, Chicago,
Illinois Tl2mT1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

The Clyde Times reads a lecture to the Union
men of Fremont about carelessness and lack OF
organization at the late election, Hadn't our
neighbor better look after the Soto 100 Union
men in Green Creek who. stayed at home last
Monday2 -,-Z .,-+. f,-rrtr.-.~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Without doubt the coming summer will be si;kly
prudent person viii party his blood and
from 1t the sluggishnsss and visted matter which in
dlces disease Dr. Crooks Vegetable Extract is thus
grest promoter health and also very reliable fr Rheu
matsm the removal of Scrofuls Trade supplied ~
E. Dillon 4 Son. s%ti ID .tt Cl4u41
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

See the advertisement elsewhere of Town
Lots for sale, by Chas. Boyer. These lots are
very desirable, and can be bonght at a bargain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
ROOTy ROOT! ROOT!

hbAU READ
RooT's PEsTAoHISE preserves ths life of the Hair
chsngest from gray to its original color in three weeks
prevents the hair romalng-is the best article fol
dressing the hair found in msrket-wil surely
move danruf and all diseases of the scalp-is de-
gltfuly perfumed, hsdness, and will not stair
the skin We tell hs sory quickly, and tell true
when say lis perfect Restorer and Dressing
Combined No other prepa -ation for the hair con-
tsrs Pestachio Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
C ,fs9i ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Sole Pfoprietors
ll0yl.l E"i- Springfield, Mass.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

We are indebted to Messrs w. W. Ross and
F. NJ CHM for the interesting report of the
Teachers Institute, in this issue. ..ra
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

The vote for Town Hall in Clyde, on Mon
day, failed by majority of five.) The friends
of the measure are confident of carrying it next
year. Fr
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SELLING AT COST.

The subscriber takes this way to inform the
public that he offers his entire stock of Hats
Caps and Gents Furnishing, Goods at COST
This offer is made only for thirty days to come.
,34agr6faH 'ai9m1.i ~. B. swItsoS,
Erap,ont March 10 '66
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
--rrW TFLRCRApH OFFICE,.

Mr.. W. L. Butman. agent of the consolidated
Union Telegraph Line, has now splendid Of
fee in n ms Block. His facilities are greatly
enlarged and cannot fail TO result satisfactorily
to those who haveoccasion to require their use.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Frrsr PREMIUM over all competitors was
awarded in the fall of 1865, to the Organs and
Melodeons sold W. O. Lunt, Fostoria. o. Send
for a circular. s-'i'+i.' t''i't'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
THE PLASTIC SLATE ROOFING,

Advertised in another column of the JOURNAL,
is undoubtedly the best material for the purpose
ever used. We shall have, more to say Of it
hereafter. .fyy tf.C,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06
LIFE! LIFE! LIFE!

% DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE DROPS will cure Dptheria Cough s,
Bronchitis Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu's
ga Agus in the FACE, Headache Toothacha, Bruiser,
Sprains, Chilbaius Group, Cods, Fever and Aguc
and Cholera in single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full dre:tio1s for
oRRIN SKINNER Il CO., Proprietors,
---' --sa--- springdel5, Mass.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

Builders should examine the Plastic Roofing
See advertisement. J. CHANCE, Licensee.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-06

.gaRRIAGE AND CELIBACY. An essay
wi of warning and instruction for young men. Also,
DISEASES and Abuses which penn lnently Prostrste the
vital Powers with sure means OF relief Ssnt Free OF
charge ia sealsa letter Gelopss. Address, Dr.. ].
SKIILiN HoUGaT0N, Howard Association, Phi adel-
Dhia, Pa. i.--- U Syl .