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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
The weather-High water.-The win.

The Weather-High Water.-The win
dows of heaven have been wide open for nearly
forty days, and the deluge is upon us. We'd
nesday, however, the rain slackened, the sun
came out beautifully, and-although there
was nc bow of promise-it may perhaps be safe
to guess that the storm is over. Not so with
the flood. Sandusky river and its tributaries
are booming, but up to the time of going to
press. Thursday noon) the water is reced-
sing Old settlers say it is nearly up to the
high water mark of Al. Valleys everyw here
are inundated, and the corn and wheat in the
fields will suffer extensive damage. From up
the river we learn that in the neighborhood of
the old Treat and Decker farms more than 1000
acres of land is under water. Near Wolf creek
the houses OF JOHN HALTER, THos WICKERT
HIRAM Pool, and others are completely sur
rounded. In Mr.. TURNER'S wheat field above
Wolf creek, the water is deep enough to swim
horse. One abutment of the Tindall bridge, at
the saw mill, is gone, and fears were entertain
ed that the whole bridge would be carried
away. Fences, loose rails and wood have been
swept off; small bridges and culverts are gone,
and in many places the roads are impossible
for wagons. The river is three feet higher than
it was last week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
The Great Union Meeting Last Friday


The ardor of the Union people of this county
is not easily dampened. Threatening skies and
a raw atmosphere last Friday morning did not
deter them from pouring into town to greet the
Southern Loyalists who spoke Lere on that day.
What we should have done with the tremendous
crowd that would have been here had the wealth
er not been so fearfully inclement for a week
previous, it is difficult to say. As it was, the
town was full and presented a lively appear
ance. At an early hour the band. after playing
few selections in Union Hall, started to meet
the Ballville delegation, which appeared at the
upper end of Front steeet. This delegation
consisted Of thirty eight wagons, chock full of
live Union men and women. The first vehicle
in the procession was car astefully hung with
evergreens, and bearing the motto on each side
in large letters ''LIBERTY THRoUGHouT The
WORLD On raised platform on top stood
handsome young woman-Miss NETTIE NEAsoN
representing the Goddess of Liberty holding
the American flag. The next, drawn by eight
horses, was car decorated with evergreens and
flowers, containing thirty-six young ladies ap-
propriately dressed TO symbol the States of the
Union. In another wagon was the drum corps,
which performed familiar music to the ears Of
the Boys in Blue" As the procession passed
through the streets the sidewalks were lined
with enthusiastic crowds who cheered vocifer-
ously. Other delegations from the country
came in afterwards, and the crowd repaired to
the depot. The forenoon train brought the
Southern loyalists and other speakers, and they
were escorted into the city for dinner, At half
past one, P. NJ, the people assembled in the
Park, where the meeting was to lake place
Speeches were made by Judge PATTERSON, of
Tennessee; Gen. DAVIS, and Gen. WALKER.
We have not space to give even the briefest
synopsis of their speeches. 1t is enough to say
that they were eminently satisfactory, as evil
denced by the manifestations of applause with
which they were received. Over the entrance
to the Park was formed an arch, upon which
was streamer bearing the words ''WELcoME
LoYALIsrs, FIRM, TRIED AND TRUE !" The stand
was rooted and enclosed on three sides with
flowers and branches and Aanked with appro-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

Gard from the Soldiers of WoodvilIe.-
We the undersigned, citizen soldiers of Wood
vile, o. and vicinity, do fully endorse the
proceedings of the Soldiers Convention held at
Sandusky City. Sept. 18th, 1866, for the pur-
pose of sending delegates to the National Sol
diers Convention to be held at Pittsburgh, Sept.
25tb, 1866:
A Nuhfer Capt T2nd OWE; ;JG Nuhfer,
lst Lieut. 72nd OV V !; L Rupert, Ist Sergt
72nd o V VI; GAlbert Sergt 72nd OVV /:
W Duke, Sergt 72nd OV VI; NJ Rees, End
Lieut. 72nd OWL; J Houseman. 72nd OVV
I; J Vanettan, 72nd o V V I; A vanettan, Sd
O V V |; W Keil, Corpl 72nd o V VI: S
Clifford, Sd o V G; 7 Sevialls; Sergt Sd o
V G; o NJ Harms. Corpl Sd OVC; W Benedict,
Sd OV @; W OWN, Dorpl Sd o Y c; OWN.
Sergt 68th OV Y 1; J Duke, End OWL: ]
Anderson, 2st OV G; H Anderson, q s A: H
Kellogg, 18th Ill V l; o Kellogg, 68th o V /:
NJ Burgomeister, 68th OVI; W Miller. 68th o
VI; J Sanders, Sd OVI; H Harplr, 6Sth OV
I; Hsrple, Sergt 69th o VI; Look, Mus
6sth o V L; Al Ogle, 9th OVO; NJ Duke,
169th 0 V 1; Sanders, l69th OV I; ] Ander.
son. l69th o Y /; A Hubbard, 10th o VI; J
Krotzer l69th OV L; A Osborne, 53dOVYI;
J Osborne, SD OVFI ]; Jas Osborn, SD o Y
/; H s Fisher, Tooth Y l; E Sanders, lst
Leiut l69th OYl; b Yearting I'd OWE; H
Woerner, 18th u ST.
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Farm & Mill Property for Sale.

VNHE subscriber having located Ia Missouri, -
Il offers for sale his FARM. in WoodriIle, near ;l
ly mile southwest OF tte village, and contains
about 225 acres, wall improved under the best ou
tivaon. It has two fAms dwelling houses, two baras
and otbor nec ssary buildings, good fences and two
best In this past Of the country. No man who wants
YARN can find better
Abo, No. GIist Mil, with all the modern ruuroys.
ments con aims two Of burrs and al nseassarr a.
ehinery to do good work.
Ais, good SAW MILL
These mills are run oy an excellent vstsr-povsr. Ths
dam 70 nearly new, very substantial svsry ay m.
sxeelled.
viii sell the whole togsthsr or In three marta To rit
purchasers. This property Be bought On tis rnTt
reasonable terms, especially for cash. For further pat
ticulars, address VIC HENRfOKH
Woodvills, Sept. 7tb, lso6-8sv4s.
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Nj "A r r I Il ID ,

On the 25th of September, 1866, by Rev. H.
Lang, Mr.. JOHN ENGEL, of Bellevue and Miss
ELIZABETH LEHR, of this vicinity.
On the 23d inst, by Rev. Jos. B. Thompson,
Mr.. GEORGE Fox, to Miss MARY S1vETs, all of
Sandusky county, Ohio.
On the 18th of September, at the residence
of the brides father, in Madison Township, by
Rev. NJ. Long, Mr.. DANIEL GARN and Miss SA-
RAH MosEs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
Farm and Personal Property at
Auction.

OE the premises, Oct 17h, 1s6s the subscriber iiv
" ing miles west of Fremont, and n milee north Of
the pke in the Bowus settlement will oesrfor sale his
Farm embracing 56H 43 under cultivation
There Is good frame House, Barn. Corn House and 9TH
sold at private sale prsEousy II be sold at public auc
don on Wednesday, 0ct. IL, together with head
az head Of Hogs tons Hay, lot Of Oats sheEf Il
acres Of good Corn In shock, Wagons and Plows
double Harness, most new Household aud Kitchen
Furnitare with other articles too numerous TO mention
Terms-One third down for Farm, balaucs In years
On personal property under S. eash; over s. Twelve
months credit. Six per cent. on for cash
Sept 81, 1s6e.-SsW3pd. JAcOB.HAINES,
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Be on the Alert! Danger
is at Hand!

This has been siekiy season. The medical faculty
prophesy evil In the future. They think pesencs is on
the wing for America Suppose this is to be true WI
is the best defense againstit: RED0UBLED NERVOUS
VIGOR This ia the only protection against PANIC
well as against the PRINCIPLE OF INFECTION. Why
do those who predict the epidemic propose an sde
quate preventive There Is one; tonic, nervine and
Alternative competent to shield the system against The
subtle elements of disease whether they float hther on
the winds from distant lsnds rise like vapor from our
soil incorporated with the universal fluid. This
ONE PREVENTIVE, cf which there is no duplicate A.
mong the compounds either of the Old World or the
New, Is
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERs.
Remember that it is specific for all the complaiuta
which lay the system open to vistatons of deadly ep
denies. you dyspepc, it renews the vgor Of your
digestive powers gives you appetite and restores Your
cheerfuness you nervous, 1t inYigorates every
fibre of your nervous syse from the base OF the BRAIN
where it begins, to the ities where it terminates
If you bilious, it dsciplines your unruy liver and
brings the action of that organ into hsmoay with the
laws of health 1t is in short invigorsnt and atera
tive powerful that Nature with Hosetters Bters for
her ally bid defiance alike TO native malaria and
foreign Infection If this enemy hear Of this disease
which is 5esolsting Europe is really bound hthsrward
tehooves the prudent to pat their armOr to clohe
themselves with invulnerability human means
will permit by preparing the system for resistance with
this pure vegetable antidote. C3Sm41
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
Hol For California |

4 NY PERSON NOT wishing 70 20 to California can
IA make good srBIKs by calling the subscrber a.
be IL determined to give bargain In huTfpr
his fsr known the Shubel Reynolds Far) sitatsd
about two and half miles south OF from tie aour
isbing village Of Clyde, and about Fs and half nile.
south Of east from the City of Fremont containing III
Of land, 81 under fence and the remainder
tmbered. There is the pFsnises good frame house
containing six large rooms, besides i've smaller ones
such buttery, bed and psntriss also tive zood
barns and good wells Of neverailinS Va
ter, good cstern also plenty Of pure running E1rin1
water for stock. About so large bearing apple tree
peach trees plumb and cherry trees also about thres
hundred budsd peach trees, large enough to set IN the
Spring.
Also another tract of land of about twentyous nersu
lsyiBg nearly southwest from the Depot at Cyde Tbsra
ls this piece Of land good frame house - rool a.
Hsp, we'll finished, also twentyfour i've large apps-
trees, which bear choice fruit also about teptT-6va
small set four years. all Of the choicest kinds Of
fruit also lot OF peach pear plumb and cherry trees
and sugar orchard Of about 90 large maple trees and to
make the little place Desirable still there is bsa
tifu spring pouring out It's 'ee-cold water within few
feet Of the dwelling house. making such an inviting re-
treat hot summers day beneath the large snraadn
branches Of Ancient Beech and Willow which over.
shadows the Spring.
The above described places viii be sold together. or
separately, to suit purchasers. For terms and furthe-
particulars enquire at the JOURNAL Office.
8. N. REYNOLDS
Aug. z. 1s66.-n32m6-
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BETTsvILLE, SENECA COUNTY, O.
Where Bettsville is-Characteristics of the
mprOvOments-POlitica Matters,

Where Bettsville isCharacteristics ot the
lnprOvOnents-POlitical Matters,
Correspondence of the Fremont Weekly Journal
If you don't know anything about Bettsyille,
l will tell you. 1t is fourishing little village
situated on the banks of Wolf Creek, in Liberty
Township, Seneca Co. And is noted for Union
voters, enterprise and morality. Our enterpri.
sing townsman Jacob Schuster, has under con-
struction large steam spoke factory and ma
chine shop.
Gen. VIM. H. Gibson, made one of his elo-
quent speeches here last Saturday to a very
large crowd of Union men, and some GODS that
sat on the fence, which was as close as they
could stand fire.
We have about 50 votes Al for the old War
rier Gen. Buckland, and for the copperhead
candidate. Send us Mr. Fenny or Capt. P, and
we will increase our Al to SO. Just one more
such speech as Capt. P. made at Winters Sta
ton or Fenny made in Crawford County, will
do the work.
Liberty is good for go majority for the old
warrior.
A SUBSCRIBER.
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Notice to Teachers OF Common
SchO0Ta

rTlHg Board of Examiners for Saudu,kv eou,tv Ill,
hold sessions for examination Of cznGidatsa a fba
High School Building In Fremont on the following Avs.
11ths December Ist and l6th January 18th and 2s.h
Examinations vii begin At IL NJ No candidate vii IA
allowed to enter the class after p " Each caadidats
Ia required BY law to pay ny cents condition of
srlnAtionI and should prepared with uan4r sr6
peus, and lsass stamped ettar envelope VITA the Claf
Of the Board. -
Candidates viii please take notice that the s sani-..
that they may b examined IN the Thsosy AID Prsccs o
Teaching. -
TM. WALLACE ROSS.
j. B. LoVELAND, Fxsriusr,.
+. M. CHM
Fremont Sent II I966-37f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

DR.. E. Dillon & Son have new supply of
Window Shades and Wall Paper for the Fall
trade. A heavy stock of School Books, Writ
ing Paper, Envelopes and stationery of every
kind. For beauty of polish and saving of Ia
Dor the Rising Sun Stove Polish, the best in
the world, for sale by DR.. E. Dillon d Son. TwI
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d IE d.

In this city, Sept. Goth, 1866, of congestise
.chills, WILLIAM N. MORGAN aged go years,
months and days.
In this city, Sept. Doth, WILLIE, infant son
of Thomas and Evaline Hern. .o.... ..
In this city, Sept. oath, 1866, ELSIE ].
daughter of Jesse s. and Jane A. Van Ness,
aged 16 years and months.
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PLEASURE EXCURSION.
The Island Queen.-C0mforts and Incidents Of
the afl.-Put-in-Bay.-John Browns sons.
Calls at kelleys and JohnsOn's Islands,
J. s. BRoADwELL,
A. B. FRENCH,
]. LENNON,

Correspondence Fremont Weekly JournaI.1
TOWNSEND, Sept. 18th, 1866.
The first of the week witnessed the planning
of pleasure excursion on the Island Queen in
which all who wished might participate and
unite in having general good time. All due
preparations being made, Wednesday was chos.
en- as the festive day. Five A. NJ. found q
goodly group waiting at the York Station 70,
the iron horse to convey them to the Bay CITY.
At 81 the shrill whsle of the little Steamer
Island Queen sounded. An hour later found u.
almost silently gliding over the CLASSY waves,
leaving the city far in the receding distance.
All was joy and hilarity, the day exceed.
ingly lovely, the pleasure-Eeekers thropging
the deck, thinking admiringly Of
"a life on the Oceans wave,
A home on the rolling deep"
But alas, with few change came over tho
spirit of their dreams and the deck i, ex.
changed for bunk in the ecabin-unfortunatelv
the writer was one of the trio and having taken
quarters below, was soon very forciblu reminded
of that portion of sacred History recorded in
the book of Jonah, I'd chapter, 10th verse. But
as the familiar adage has "a silver lining to
every cloud, SO had the excursion a bright
spot to every participant At12M landed at
Put-in-Bay and repaired to the grove, there to
enjoy feast of good things. Earth's green
carpet furnished welcome table on which was
soon spread the gathered viands, and meath the
shady cover, the contents of the well filed
baskets were pleasantly dispatched.
will not attempt description of the Island.
A few attractive residences and a church ara
situated near the Landing, giving it home like
air. Two sons' of "Old John Brown" reside
here-owning large farms decorated with beau.
tiful dwellings.
2 o'clock and we are homeward bound. Max
ing short calls at kelleys and Johnson's Island
reached Sandusky at 5H p M Tesv;na
sandusky on the $40 train, 81 o'clock found
US safely ensconsced at home, feeling that one
more bright spot had been added to the manv
oases in life's pathway, around which memory
loves TO linger. ONE OF THE ExcURsroN1srs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
ROOT ROOT ROOT

hEAU hEAU .
RooT's PEsrACHINE preserves the life of the Hair
changes from gray to its original color in hres weeks
prevents the hair from aing-is the best article for
dressing the hair found In market-wi surely re-
dandru and all diseases of the scalp-s de-
lightfuy perfumed, badness, and w not stain
the skin. We tell the story quickly, and tell it true,
when we say tis perfect RestOrer and Dressing
Combined. No other preparation for the hair con.
tains Pestachio Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER l. CO., Sole Proprietors,
ll0y11 Springfield, Mass.
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U. 8. EXCISE TAX,
OFyIoE OF COLLECTOR OF IKTYRsAL REvEyux.
For the 9Th District OF Ohio.
N0RWATR n aanf 1k Iaaa

OFTIoE OF COLLECTOR OF ISTYRsAL REvKyuEl
For the 18th District Of Ohio.
NcRvALK, o. Sept Is, 1866
NOTICE Is hereby gven that the Assessor of this ds
1N trict having rendered 10 ne bis annual Cosston
List commencing Nay lst 1885, Of all persons Iabe Ia
the payment Of the United 6ates Duties tncudfug for
Licenses on Incomes, Carriages. Silver Plata 60
fore all persons hahs to the payment Of such Duties and
Iax In said District within the County Of SancuskY a1d
State Of Ohio, hereby notified that the same have be-
come due and payable, and all persons who shall neglect
30th day of September 1866 will be liable to pav tn
csntum additional upon the amount thereof
For the purpose OF receiving Baid Duties snd szss In
sendusky County the Deputy Collector for said county
will at his cce at the county Eeat during bnsis
koars, until the soth cay of September, 1885
JOHN 2. DEWEY, Collector.
G. o. TnLoTsoS, Deputy Collector for sandusFV Co !
Fremont 0fdos-A. Bank Of FrsmoDt. r2Tv3 !
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Harmon L. Smith

Eermon & smith.-We would call the at
tention of our readers to the extensive assort-
ment of new Dry Goods, that this firm are now
daily receiving. Their stock is all new and Sc
lected with great care, and Judging from the
amount of goods they are selling the prices
must be very low. One of the firm has Just
returned from New York
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Divorce Notice.
NINA Fletcher vs. Lumuel Fletche

Emma Fletcher VI. bumuei Fletcher.
THE said Lemuel Fletcher, whose rss,d.ncs In IN.
Il said Plaintiff Is unknown, is Dsfsbv lnotissd thet
the sAid Emma Fletcher did the I5ti ay OF AuruEt
1906 file her petition in the Office of the Clerk OF te
Court OF Common Pleas within and for the -ounty 3
Sandusky and state Of Ohio charging the said LemueI
Fletcher with gross neglecs of duty habtua drunken
ness ana Wul aosence for three years. asking that
she may be divorced from the said Ierue Fletcher with
reasonable amount Of sliony and shs custody cfthsr
minor children EMMA FLETCHER.
By O. ". PAGE, her Attorney,
Aug. II, ls66.-3Ss6. '.-..s.-e. --e
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To Communities.

The adverter having been restored to health in few
weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered fol
years with lung Affection that dread
disease Consumpton-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire it, he wilt send copy of the pre-
scription used ee of charge with the directions for
preparing and using the same. which they will find
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
COUGHS COLDS, and all throat and Lung affections The
only object of the advertiser sending the prescription
Is to benefit the afflicted and spread information which
coDceves to be invaluable and hopes every sufferer
will try his remedy, 1t will cost them nothing and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, BY return
mail, will please address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
T53y11 WILLIAMSBURG, Kings Co., NY
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Railroad Swamped.-Trains on the Lake
Erie d Louisville R. R. from this city are tenn
porarily prevented from running by the high
water. The switch at this point is inundated,
with an engine on it which cannot be got off
until the water recedes, which will probably be
hxz fo oaorrou
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

A Card To InVallds.-A Clergyman, while rs-
siding in South America missionary, discovered
eafe and simple remedy for the ofNervous Weak
ness Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal
Ornaus and the whole train disorders brought on By
banefu and vicious habits. Great numbers have been
already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by de-
sre to benefit ths afflicted and unfortunate will send
the recise for preparing and using this medicine In
sealed envelope TO aoy who needs it. free Of charge
Please inclose postpaid envelope, addressed your
self Address, JOSEPH T. INhAN
t35yl Station D, Bible House, N. Y. City
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Divorce Notice.

Elizabeth Stevens vs.. Reuben Stevens, In Sandusky
County Court Of Common Pleas.
TIE said Reuben stevens of Aspiavall. EsmhAhsa
Il County, Nebrasks, Is hereby notified, Elizabeth
Stevens did on the 18th day Of August A. D. 1866 6Ia
her petition for divorce in the Office Of the Clerk OF tA
Court Of Common Pleas within and for the county on
Sandusky and State of Ohio, charging the said Reuben
Stevens with aduitry with Deborah L. Gilbert and
charging him with habuAl drunkenness for three wears
last past. ELIZABETH STEVENS
By q. EyERKTr, her Attorney.
AuT. IL lS66-83w7
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Sept. 26, 1866.

Ministerial.-The NJ. =. Conference, re-
Gently held at Mansfield, made the following
appointments in the Sandusky District:
Geo. W. Breckenridge, Presiding Elder.
Tifin, A. J. Lyon; Sandusky, W. D. God
man; Republic, N. s. Worden, and one to be
supplied; Bellevue, G. A. Inghes; Monroeville,
Elmore T. Warner; Norwslk, Alonzo R. Pal
mer; Perkins, ]. t. Phelps; Milan, Andrew
Pollock; East Townsend, P. P. Stroupe; Clyde
John S. Broadwell; Port Clinton, Anson p
Jones, and B. A. Disney; Melmore, Geo. Nc
Killips, and Orlando Pearce; Fairfield, Luke
s. johnson; Centreton, Daniel NJ Conant; New
London, James A. Kellam; Bass Islands Mis-.
sion to be supplied.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

Pilfering,-One G. Richards, living in Green
Greek, this county, fellow of poor reputation,
was caught stealing pair of boots last Wednes-
day evening, from box at the door of Smith
Bros, this city. He was arrested, and was to
have his trial yesterday afternoon before Justice
D;ckinson
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

A New Express Co.-D. W. KRKBs,
Agent, announces that the Merchants Union
Express Company will open an office for busi-
ness in Fremont next Monday. Packages will
be delivered fres-a new and desirable feature
in the carrying business in this location.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

Aeentlsman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
bity Premature Decay, and all the effects Of YOUTH u
indscretion WILL for the sake Of suffering hu manity
send free all who need it, the receipt and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he cured. Suf
ferers Wishing profit BY the sdvsrtssrs experience
can do SO by addressing JOHN B. OGDEN,
52yll No. Is Chambers st., New York.
tsFromn March 16, 1se6.-I1t.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-09-28

Hoot & Meng, from their head quarters in
Buckland's New Block, have issued manifesto
declaring their policy, which is, that they have
a magnificent stock of Boots and Shoes, and
are bound to sell the same to the public at prices
that cannot fail to be satisfactory. 1t is pol
icy erybody can endorse.