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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-30
pr, scheuck,s puImonic syrup.-1h

DIR. Seheuck's PaImonic Syrup.-Thi
great medicine cured Dr. J q. SoHESCK, the Propri
stor, of Pulmonary Consumption, when 1t had assn
med its most formidable aspect, and when speedy
death appeared to be inevitable His hysicisIs pro-
bounced his case incuEab!e, when hs commenced the
use of this simple batp0Kerf1 reme5y. His beslth
as restored in very short time, ami no return ID
she disease hae been apprehen'ed for all the symp-
tom.q quickly disappeared, andhis present weight ts
more than two hundred pounds.
Sims his recovery he has devoted his attention e1-
clusiyely to the cure of Consumption and the dis
e,ses vhichare usually complicated with It, and the
.ures effected by his medicines have been very Du-
nerous and truly wonderful. DR.. ScHEScE makes
orof ssional visits to several of the larger cities
weekly where he has lhrge eOncOurss OF patients,
and it is truly astonishing to poor eonsumptiFes
that have to be lifted out of their carriages, and
in & few months healthy, robust persons DR.
SoHENcK's PHlRoRte Syrup. SeG1see Tonic, and
MGndrGke Pills are generally required in curing
Consumption. Full directions accompany each, SO
that any one can take them without seeing Doctor
Schene but when II is convenient it's best to see
him He gives advice free. but for thorough ex-
animation with his Respirometer his fee is three dol
lars.
Sold by sII Druggists and Dealers, price $3.50 per
bottle or so thehslf Dozen Aillettersfor advice
should be addresse to DR.. Sehenek's Principal Office
No. Is North 9th Street, Phlade' Phis, Ps
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PIANOs.-In country where the natural desire
Of the people il to reach the highest point In Aaf IL
svery success to be obtained without the
most arduous labor. Public opinion IL extremely
exseting and not always JUST but often unjust and
cruel criticism has produced the most benescialrs
Sults; the greatest improvements have been made
under continued discousagsments, and In many suc-
sessful Efforts csfeat seemed certain to all except
those eoncernsd. In no one aneh Of art has theirs
been more trials and failures and In single insru-
ment Is there many different parts to perfect In
order to make the whole sucscss the Pian0Fortei
this Is Away attended with grestexpenss requiring
large capital and patient perseverance,. GRovzsTEzs
& Co., 4e9 Broadway, N. z, commenesdmanuf
log Piano, thirtJSiz years ago, and iI one Of the
Oldest houses In the country. They differed from
the rest of the msksrsin this respset-hey aimed to
make the best Instrument, and to sell il for the
smaiiess profit These Pianos to-day cannot be eE-
csisd Their singing quality is PETs sH, and EASILY
retained through the most lengthy passages For
power they ara unparalleled and are celebrated Tor
their great briianey, exquisite touch and elegance
Of style and fnish. (2SH41
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EXTENSIVE FIRE
june & Buokland's stave and
Barrel Factory Destroyed
LOSS $4,000 to $4,000 |
half a Dozen Buildings on Fire! /!
Marrow n.oape Of the R. R Depot.

As we were getting ready to 60 to press
yesterday afternoon, between one and two
o'clock, an alarm Of FIRE was sounded, and a
huge volume Of smoke was seen rising from
the direction Of the Railroad Depot. The
fire proved to be at the extensive Stave and
Barrel Factory Of Messrs. JusE d BUcKLAxD,
which il located near the Depot of the O. d
7. R. R. When the fire was first discovered
smong the shavings on the floor it could
have been put out easily If sufficient water
could have been promptly secured, but that
was impossible, and the flames spread rapid
ly and soon gained irresistible headway
among the light, dry materials. A strong
wind was blowing from the south.weA, and
all efforts to save the buildings were un-
availing. In less than an hour the extensive
works were entirely destroyed.
ORIGIN OF THE FIRE.
The fire started from a spark from the
locomotive Of the train on the Lake Erie d
Louisville r. R. 1t was discovered in a
short time, but the spark had fallen in a pi g
Of shayings, and the flames shot of like
lightning,
OPERATIONS OF TIE FIRE pEPARTHKST.
The fire spread 20 rapidly and the mate.
rials it had to work with were of such a
combustible nature, that it was impossible
for any engines to control it. The several
fire companies were on hand promptly and
worked with will, accomplishing as much
rs it was possible to do " ith the small SUD-
ply Of water and defective hose. They
'aved the Passenger Depot and wood sheds
ind half dozen other buildings in the
oeighbOrhOOd which caught fire while the
actory was burning.
THE LOSS.
The Factory included six or seven build.
ngs all Of which were destroyed.
An immense stock of lumber and finish.
d work was on hand, very little of which
vas saved. The loss will amount to S25,OOO
II $30.OO0-if not more, on which there was
IN insurance of 5000. Although opera
ions 10 the factory had been temporarily
uspended, some forty or fifty men are
brown out of employment.
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THE MATcH on Friday between the Cro-
ghans and Eurekas resulted in a tcore of
lis to 3S, the Eurekss giving the Croghans
an easy whitewash in the third innings.
The Croghans did not play with their usual
spirit at first but did some very good bat
ting before the game closed. The score
shows that the Eurekas were quite mstch
for their opponents in the field, while the
Croghsns led them at the bat. The Eure-
kas have not yet had fair show in match
games, their first and only matches being
played with older and more experienced
clubs
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Postal Contract.
WAsHrNsroH, Aug. II. 1867.

hAshlNuIoNB aug Az tCOfs
Msjor II. W. BuoKLAEp:
Sir-The distance of your Office from the
Railroad station being over eighty rods, re.
lieviDg the company from the duty of de.
hvering mails intoit, and devolving the ex.
pense of such Service on the Department, The
Postmaster General authorizes and instructs
you to advertise by public notice or
otherwise so as best to draw general atten-
ton, for bids to carry the mails between
your Office and the nearest station of the
Cleveland d Toledo Railroad twelve times a
week. AL proposals thus received you viii
forward to this Office unopened and will send
at the same time, o report of your action
in the matter. No contract is required to
be executed, but persons bidding must be
honest and capable, not less than sixteen
years old, and pledged TO serve at least one
year at the price proposed. No more will
be allowed than fair compensation.
G. W. MCCLELLAN.
Second Asst P. NJ Gen.
Sealed proposals for the above contract
will be received at the Post Office in Ere.
mont, Ohio, until Saturday, Sept. 7th 1867.
2w. H. W. BUCKLAND, Pm.
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items left over from last week.l

l. isShhb iCAb OEct IOtn Ncdhsl
AFight.-Last Saturday after the oop-
perhesd mass meeting wa. over, brutal as
sault was msds on FaAxK KErrr "because he
voted for Bucklaud." One of the Coonrods,
who mFde the ssssult, was arresied, TAX
en- before the Mayor and fued IS,
Whether the penalty was made so light, b.
carse KEEPS was Union Irishman or be-
cause his Honor considered the cowardly
assault political offsnse," We don't pre-
tend to say.
The Mayors Court Jury.-A Jury Is
usually regarded as an important body and
ought to be chosen with as little regard to
party views and p"judiees as possible.
Tbs action Of the pro TEN chairman of the
council was therefore especially coutemp.
tibIe, when he sppoin' ed as a committee to
name the juors to serve in he Mayors Court.
rHRKl corPERHED MEMBERS, entirely ignoring
Mr.. Belts and Brush, one of whom as matter
of courtesy, to say nothing more, ought to
have had place on the committee.
Fire Department.-The officers of the
Fire D .partment, since the new elections
stand as follsws:
Capt. A. Youxo, Chief Engineer.
Capt. G. F. WILLIAMS, LIST Assistant.
J. D. GRIFFIN, Cd Assistant.
PAUL KsFRn, Secretary.
NAT. HAYNES, Treasurer.
Rescue II. d L. Company.
FRED. DusyIxe, Foreman.
VIZ HUFFMAN, 1st Asst.
CHAs. BExyErr, 81 Asst.
CHAs. NJ. M SreoxrRY, Secretary.
ADAM HOPES, Treasurer.
Fremont Engine Co. No. I.
s. MocHRoN, Foreman.
G. BELLlSaEs lst Assistant.
CaAs. LASTz, 2 | Asst.
JAo ZnRN, Secretary.
ANoREw MOOSE Treasurer.
lo Pacrson Steam Engine %.
SAMUEL LARI-H, Foreman.
DAVID Orro, lst As slant.
DARWIN CLARK, I'd Asst.
W. SooTr. Secretary
The Ere last " elk, was reminder that
thoroughly organised Fire Department is
necessity, and we hope that no pains will be
spared by the officers and mpn to n Ike the
Department what it should be iu every re-
snert
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Pittsburg. Sept, 4, 1867 7.-MrssHs. Bos1

PIusburg, Sept, 4. 1857 .-NEssRs. Hos1Er
TER SMITH, PittsbuTg, Pa-GsRts: think l Em
only doing the part ofa good tizen when testify
to the great benefits received by me from the
your Stomach Bitters during the last Eve years So
journing for time In the oil regions, in 1891, had
severe bilious attack, which, in connection with
dysper ss, left me in very weak condition. was
.dvisei to try your Bitters. sud, having procured
bottle, found that they worked Ike charm upon
me, eight pounds having been Addsd to my weight in
the spses of one week, and new life seemed 70 have
b.en infused Into my system, much so, that have
teen induced to use them every summer Flnes that
time As tonic, Iihink they are invaluable.
This summer, having had similar attack, land -
before, Dush reduosd although under the treatment
Of an No. physician. was again Obliged to have
reeonrse to tie old Bittsrs, and with the sas good
result, having gained six pounds within few dSyA
purchased half dtssu bottles q few weeks since,
and propose to use them regularly - . tonic.
wiahIna yoa every susesn, remain yOurs. CRATE
huy. WILLIAM KLLEA
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MALARIA EvERXWHERE.-Ra -Ra

MALARIA EVERKWHERE'-h Rarely
h.. .bsre been season as fruitful this Of alar-
ions diseases. Not only the prsiries and in the
valley. of the west; not merely in all the old
asunts of Fever and AgUs ami Bilious Remitsn'
Fever, have these prostrsting diseases been unusu
ally viruIent; but they have extended to towns ano
cities never before infested with them, and have
sveu ascended the mountains and stt2eksd thous-
.nds of people supposed to have been placed by the
lays OF nature above their reach. Hence We are
corlpsled to admit that fearful element perVades
the Universal Air this season, and should at once
resort to the only approved preventive OF its con-
sequences, HosTETTER'S STOMACH 8IFrERS,
tonic so an snti-septic SO perfect, an atera-
i've so irresistible, suds stir,uAnt so pure, thAt
susbes the human system 10 resist and bsieall the
,redisposinE causes Of disease With the eonadenee
that one clothed in incombustibls garments might
move among blasting buildings, the man who arms
niusslf gsinst malaria with this powerful dsfen-
i've medicine may walk feysr seourged district
ssress of itA insalubrious atmosphere. The inter-
and remittents at present general in ali
parts of the country may be but the forerunners OF
desdliez scourge now on its way wsstWardfrom
he FAR East. Prepare tins system with Hostetter'f
Htt.rs for a suecsssful battle with the mephitie
causes of all epidemicS. Rs wise in tina Sold ev-
sryvhsre-CNew York World, Nov o, 1860.
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City Council The council held q
regular meeting on Monday evening all the
members present.
Motion was carried to pay the Journal
bill and Fabing's Till for the building of the
sewer on State Street. BorEFuR moved to
publish the aPpraisements of property on
the line of the Riley road but the motion was
voted down.
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Union Meeting Tonight.

The Uuion vo'ers Of the several wards of
Fremont are requested to meet at the Club
Rooms,
This Friday Evening, at La o'clock.
For the purpose OF organiI ng
UNION CITY CLUB,
and TO make arrangements for the Mass
Meeting on the 10Th of Sept
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Patriotic Leoture-Dn. 81. HoRrO,

Patriotic Lecture --DR. q. HORTON,
from near the Cumberland Gap, a sadly
disabled victim of Rebel barbarity and hate,
leaning upon crutches for support, half dead
and almost blind, and who has suffered
everything but death, and almost that itself,
by the Rebels, will address the citizens OF
Fremont at Union Hall Friday evening Aug.
30, 1867, at O'Clock. The DR.. will relate
his own sad experience during the late
Rebellion, tell what himself and others
suffered and show what it cost to be Union
man among the Rebels. Come one and all.
See and hear him. Admittance free.
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- Pease, Edsin E. Pease. Helen Pesse. Frapeis
Pesss and Hiram l. Pesse you will tak@ notice that
on he 10th dsy Of Ausust, A d. 1857, ". B.
Mcclellan ed in Il q &c of the Cerk Of the Court
Of Common Pleas. OF sandussy County, ohio. bis
petition against them, ale gng that he Is ssissd Of
estate in m aon in the following lands and
tenemsnts, to-vit:
The sou'h fraction Of ssztion three 1s,l towpshIp
four I 81 north range Hfsssn RS. being he saua
'ands orveyed to r. ". 2. MeLsilsn and John 2
by Jesse Prior ard RIB Goa Prior by deed OF
neral warranty dtted Ja- uary 25tb ls.o bling tbs
ons unfividtd bali NJ thereof, that said Mary E.
Pesse, Jshu z. Peass, Edwin Psase, H-len Ps.se.
Francis Peace a. Hiram L. Pesse. as the heirs Al
Law and legal representatives, Of John PeaEe lats
ofSandusky oluoty d. esa-ed, h+vs an estate Of in
herirancs In the said premises, being the one equal
undivided half thereof.
The prayer of said pstition is 10 substanoa that
partition NAV be male % ssid premises, ex-
oepting u e;efr FFee Of land on The south east
oorner of saif south fraction n section three rs on
the saadosky yer, bing the lot on which the Flax
Factory buildings stand. being about three acres Of
land, together With the water power made BY tha
said river in its passage BY and scjoni- FAd east
side Of said section. and including buch E.rip or
ri ce Of land said river bank tue ressionera
ther.iuEf er to he apo,nted shall dsssrmin. to bs
necessary for tn future use of said wa.sr po-sr
They required to said petition by tn aOfh
day OF September 1857 the ssrls will be taken a.
confessed. r. ". 3. NcLELLAN
Slvo By j. L. GREENS SoS. ais stty's.
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Driving Park.-The Driving Park AS
sociation held their annual meeting on
Wednesday, at Judge GREESE's Office for the
election Of officers. The following gentle.
men were elected:
Chas. H. Bell, Prest.; j. R. Bartlett, Vice
Prest.; A. B. Putnam, Secretary; L. W.
Ward, Treasurer. J. L. Greene, Theodore
Olapp 7. Bush, Directors.
The 10th, I1th, and 18th of October were
selected for the Fall meeting.
An exhibit of the finances made favor
able showing. Two hundred dollars will
pay all indebtedness and place the Associa-
tion on a permanent footing.
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Prorp.ritv.-Notvith,t.ndin,tbest the st1i

Prosperity.-Notwithstanding the string.
ncy of the lines, the Uuion Business Col
l'ge of @ eyeland is meeting vi b that suo-
cess which is alike gratifying to it+ fl n Is
and the proprie.Ors. Young men, seeing
the importance of being fully prepared for
the busy times of the coming fall and win
ter. which must follow the abundant crops of
the entire country, are availing themselves
Of the advantages of this favorite institu.
ton. We would say to the young men Of
Fremont 90 and do likewise.
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Croquet.-This pleasant outdoor game
is gaining ifs way into the habits of The
people every season. We hear of croquet
in every town and village. The balls and
msllets have been bought of Eastern
manufacturers, which is all wrong. They
can be made here quite as well. F. J..
NORroS d SoN of this city have turned out
few sets of excellent implements, on
order, and we believe 1t would pay them to
lay in a stock of seasoned timber aud
manufacture enough to supply the demand
next season. They can turn out better
articles andafford them considesa bly, cheap.
er than Eastern manufacturers,
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Treated.-Mr. J"HS TREAT favored US
with rare treat on Monday, in the shape Of
q basket Of luscious peaches from his farm.
It wss none of your little baskets but an old
fashioned big one and filed to scripture
measure, pressed down and running over.
Mr.. TREAr's crop this year is very fine and
be has brought the best peaches we have
seen in the market.
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use RRNNE,s PAIN.KILLINC, MAG

USE RENNE'S PAIN-KILLING MAGIC
OIL.-"It Works Like A chsrm."-Eyery person
10 this town will dad it for their pront well for
their comfort, IL they use RENEE'S PAIN KILL
INC MAGIC Gil when they have Headache, Tooth
ache. Chilblsins, Agus in the Face and Jaws, Lame
Shoulders, Rheumatism, Sciatica, Bruises. Cramps,
Colds, Group. Throat or any pains of this ns-
tnre. The ladies will 6nd Its blessing to re-
lievs their peculisr pains. 1t is one of the best
things to use in family general remedy for
any kind of painful disorder hurt, burn, ever
discovered and It Is clean and delicious to Use
itfreey. Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Gro
GERS. wM RENNE. sole Proprietor and Manufae-
tursr, Pi,tsheld, Mass.
Sold by E. Dillon b Son. st wholesale and retail.
AI5n2lv aow REHSr
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A RESOLUTION


Relative to an Amendment of the C0nsti-
tuition providing for the extension of the
Elective Franchise.
ResoIUed by ths GezersI Assembly Of the St6te qf
Okio Three dfths Of the members elected to each
House agreeing thereto Thatit be and is hereby
proposed to the electors OF this State to voe ut the
next annual October election, upon the approvalor
rejection of the following amendment a. q substi-
tute for the rst section Of the hth article of the
Constitution of this State towit Every male citi-
zen Of the United States. of the Of twenty one
years, who shall have been resident of the State
one year next proceeding the election, and Of the
cJunty township, ward in which he resides, such
time as may be provided BY Law, se-pt such persons
az have borne arms In support of any insurrection
or rebellion against the government Of the United
States or have ed from their places of residence to
avoid being drafted into the military service there
oE or have deserted the military naval service Of
said government In time of war, and have not sub
,equsnty bssn honorsbIy discharged from the same,
shall have the publications. of an elecsor, and be
entitled 70 vote at all elections. Ed A. PARROTT
Speaker of the H use of Representatives.
ANDREW G. McBURNEY,
President of the Senate.
Passsd kprij 8, 1881! l5m6-
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Marine The West arrived Saturday
afternoon and loaded with lumber. Was
ready to leave Tuesday but the water was
too low.
Wade arrived Monday and is loading
with stsves for BrEcELEr and lumber from
W1.T d DANA.
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Our humble province is TO tend the fair
Not less pleasing thought less glorious
care,
Oh, thoughtless lsdiesl even blind to fate,
Too soon you'll find all remedies too late.
Sudden your honors will be snatched away.
And you II forever mourn the luckless day
When you neglected to apply "Barrets's
We etable Hair Restorative" az a preventa-
tive 10 the approaches Of badness and grey
hairs You cannot find such an elegant toi.
let srt'cle elsewhere.
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Enterprise in Education.-No system
of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and give force to the mind than
the dieipline of first class Business Col.
lege. Such an institute is located at Ann
Arbor, NJ chigsn. 1t is worthy of note that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
minating an ephermeral existence, thi.
Institute has kept on steadily advancing ill
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of Pen.
msnship, address
A. o. PARSONS, a. N.
Asa Arbor, &lsb.
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STATE ASSOCIATION OF Bass BALL Play
ERs.-A call has been made for couven-
tion of the B. B. Clubs of the State, to be
held at CLARENDON HorEL Cincinnati, on the
25th of September, for the purpose of form
ing State Association. Each Club will
be entitled to two votes and all are in
vited to send delegates. Our Fremont
Clubs ought to be represented and should
make arrangements at once to send at least
one delegate from each organization.
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WepnbIifauifbe
Wafien-8eria riammluile

Die tsuti&m Burger ron SanbustY
County, ptns untsrldtsp Der partbsi,
Fnp bistmit sinssInrsn. sintr @nfenptr.
lammIuns, wslGs am 10. Sspt. i'm al.
ten Gutr- @runp nbssbaIttn wirb. bei;u.
rotntn.
Der bsritmtt tsuti&e &sbnsr, 6rbr.
5afaursd pDn Cincinnati. uirb bas Boil
In rfutltsr SprnGe aurtren.
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The Advance Tho first number Of
the AdrG"Oe, the new Congregational organ
published at Chicago, has reached us. 1t
fully answers the promise of the projectors
of The enterprise. 1t seems to have been
left, after all, to tha great west to furnish the
religious PER Of the cluntry.
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The Camp Meeting which was begun
at Washington Station, last week, closed.on
Tuesday evening. The grounds were well
fitted up and there was very large atten-
dance, esp cially at the close of the session.
Considerable religious interest was manifest.
ed and it is believed that many souls were
brought into the kingdom.
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The Rurdatt organ-Great Musical

Sensation.-This King of Instruments, iu-
comparable for richness of tone, volume, and
seewiness is on exhibition at e. L. Gross
Music Store. Its superb qualities are pro-
dncing a marked sensation throughout the
musical world and especially at the Paris
Exposition. The organ is a complete
Orchestra in itself-buy it and
"The night shall be full ofmusic,
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents like the Arabs,
And silently steal away
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Stamped 5tationaTy.-one box Of ele-
CANT FreEch Stationery, containing two
quires aud two paoks. one stamped withs
plain letter and one with eolored, will be
sent post paid on receipt Of 81 Is. the regular
retail price. Address
HOLDEN, CLARK & co..
Saws, Cleveland, o..