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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-06-21

fSfke SING, Wesichester County, N. 7.
URsE. j. MArTocK 's:-I am most happy
to Inform you of the benefit have received
from FouE, treatment and Analytical Reme-
dies Sllen called upon you in October,
1858, neither my friends nor myself had any
hope of my recovery | had employed sew
erai physicians, and taken a great deal Of
medicine, but without any benefit. At that
time was obliged to be bolstered up in bed;
| was affected with ,gres. difficulty in breath
ings sfainting, severe pain in my left side over
the region of the heart and dropsy OF the
chest complicated with general dropsy, and
was in very great distress from head to
foo. Besides all this one Of my hands was
contracted and withered, and had been SO for
four years, and had great fiuttering of the
heart and numbness of the extremities. Up
On consulting with you you gave me little
encouragement, but said you would do the
best you could for me. Now, Doctor, am
happy to inform you, am enjoying very
good health my bloating has all left me, and
my hand is completely restored-I can use it
as vel as the other. l feel cannot say too
muchfG favor of your remedies had it not
beea for them / believe I should long since,
beehsinf my grave. / do really advise the
sick tospse your remedies without delay.
Dostof, may you live long to heal the sick. :
-. OATHARINE ROBINSON.
This may certify that the above statemen
my wife has made, is strictly true, and / can
recommend Doctor E. j. Mattocks to the con-
fidence of the people. WrrLIAN RoBINsoN.
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the following vote: Ayes-Beits, Brush, Keller,
Ochs, Quilter and Botefur; nays, none. The balance
Of the report WIS adopted BY the following vote:
| 1yss-Betts, Brush, Keller, 0chs, Quilter; nays
Botefur. e-4.r-f..ff
Mr.. Ochs, from the committee on sidewalks. report
strest south OF John, which was adopted fa
Mr.. Belts from the Finsnes Committee reported In
favor Of account of the Rspublic Printing Co. for
blank books, ETC., for Mayors Office and an account
! Of P. Keefe for removing nuisance, which was
adopted.
Mr. Belts from the Comuittee on Croghan Street
improvements. made Q report which was adopted and
terested therein, Of the proposed improvement. A
proposal of s. Render to build the cserns ordered
BY the Council, was referred to the committee on
cisterns. p 81
A petition Of George Englsr and others, to grade
Sixth Street, referred to committee, consisting
Of Keller, Brush and Ochs.
communication Of the Board OF health in re-
gard 10 certain nusancss received, and the Mar
| shal ordered to remsve and abate the same. 80
% motion of Mr.. Betts, permission granted TO
Mr. J. g. Tyler to onehalf Of the street in front
of bis building now In process of construction, to
temporarily deposit his building materials thereon
On motion OF Mr.. Brush the City Engineer was In
structed to establish the grade Of John Street.
On motion Of Mr.. Brush, the clerk vas instructed
to inform the paties. who hold steam engine bonds,
that the city IL ready to redeem the sams and that
no more interest viii be paid thereon.
On motion Of Mr.. Belts, the anance committee was
instructed 10 negotiate loan at no more than 10
per cent. interest.
A complaint Of A. B. Amsden In rsgardto filing
up of rsvins South side Of State street between
Walnut and Lynn, was referred to Mr.. Ochs.
Council adjourned until Tuesday, June 35th, 1867,
at 7z P.M.
F. WILMER, CLERK. I'D. BOrEFUR, Pres't.
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The MePherson Monu ment.-We haC
the pleasure on Tuesday, Of examining th'
design of Mr.. T. d. Jones, the distinguished
Sculptor, for the monument of GEN, Nc.
PHERsoS, to bs'erected at the Evergreen
Cemetery at Clyde. -
The monument is to be forty feet in high
and of the finest marble. The body, which
is square, is divided in the center by a bant
and is to contain eight panelled faces; one Oi
those will bear the inscription Of the monu-
ment q second the names of those who sub
scribed for the erection, and the others al
relieuo pictures representing important
scenes in the hero's life, among them the
battle of Shiloh, Vicksburg, Resaca, and th.
fatal shot on the memorable July 22nd be.
fore the fortress of Atlanta. Above thii
massive base rises single plain shaft, sur
mounted by an eagle and bearing on iti
three dividing bands the battle record Of
Gen. Mcpherson.
The design is very elegant and will prob
ably be only modified il at all ~'ifse
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New Roads.-At their last session the
County Commissioners decided TO establish
the following roads. One known as ].
Hopners road, running from the center Of
Riley Township, to the line between San
dusky and Ottowa counties. One known
as the VIM. Balding road from the county
road in Washington Township, running
east and west between sections 81 and 81
and terminating in the north and south
county road, and another known as Jacob
Weiksr's road, commencing 80 rods west of
section Is Riley Township, and runniDg
thence north until it intersects the Venice
road. These roads are all to be forty feet
in width. 80 l.tfsst fss-stsf
The Commissioners also appointed viewers
for new road in Scott Township, known as
the D. Babcock road. ..-rs r--.T.sT
The following gentlemen we're appointed
viewers. Jacob Michael, A. P. Gossard, E.
G. Pinney, 1. Evans, Surveyor The Com
missioners made final decision in regard
to Macadamizing the Greensburg road, and
determined to commence the work as soon
as possible
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Mercbant TaiIorinss. THO we'll kno,

Merchant Tailoring.-The well known
Merchant Tailor, Mr.. J. R. Thomas, has open
ed new rooms at No. 2 Fabing's Block inthe
store now occupied by D. G. Smith 1t Cos
Dry goods establishment. He has brought
on choice stock of very fine goods, for the
use of his old customers, and it is his pur-
pose to keep thoroughly posted in The styles
both of patterns and cloths and his well
known reputation as cutter will lose
nothing by his change of base. Mr.. Thomas
also cuts and makes shirts. All those who
want good clothes in fashionable style and
made in the very best manner should call on
Mr.. Thomas.
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Building Societies.-Read the Oorsti-
tuition Of the "Union Building Association
of FremOht on the fourth page Aofsthe
Journal. The wOrkingmen of this country
are beginning to sppreciate the advantages
of this system. In Cleveland, less than si1
months ago, the first association was formed.
Now there are thirteen building and loan
SOCIETIES in that city, with capital stock Of
over three millions Of dollars. The .assOcia-
tiOn Organized in Fremont is open toktOek-
holders living in any part of Sandusky
comfy. For particulars as to stock, de-,
call on D. S. CAMFIELD, at his office in the
Post Office.
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Strawberry Festivals.AThe ladies

Strawberry Festivals. The ladies q
the Presbyterian Church esvs astrawberr5
festival at Birchard Hal last evening, for
the benefit of the church.
We understand that the ladies' of the
Episcopal ChurchRiu9 Kold i farawberry
festival, at Birchafd Hall, in short time.
Also that the Methodist ladies contemplate
having a festival at the first convenient
season. .ElUAA NDl3GO'
And the colOred ladies propose having 8
festival at Birchard Hall next week, 1--WE
believe) to raise funds to apply toward the
erection Of a church building for thu
colored folks.
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FEExoSr. June 10, 1867.

New Advertisemsnt.-Tschumy d
DOncyson are out this week with new ad-
vertisement. They have opened fine rooms
at Tschumy's old stand and have the best
assortment of furniture ever brought to this
market, including some very fine parlor and
chamber suits, Sofas, Tetes-a-Tete, DC. They
are also eDlarging the maDufsctOry by new
machinery. This week, they have receiv-
ed and have in full operation, new mortis-
ing and new teDanting machine, and are
prepared to do planning and matching to or
der on short notice. We are glad to see our
manufacturing establishments enlarging. It
shows the right kind Of enterprise
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q. W. BUoKLAND, P. NJ.

Oard.-The Fremont Band take this
method of returning thanks to the members,
of the several committees, on the late Musi-
cal Tournament, for the thorough manner in
which they performed their srduOus duties /;
to the Marshals for their efficient supervision
of the proceedings to @. Il. BELL, Esq.
and Col. BRIsToL for their excellent man
sgemsnt of the grand Concert; to Mr.. E. l..
Gross for The use of one Of Hallet, Davis d
Cos Pianos and to the Press and People
generally for the aid which they extended
so socordially TO The Band before and during
the Tournament. For the Band,
F. FABiNG.
FREMONT, June 10, 1867.
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Farm for Sale.

FINHE undersigned offers for sale his farm, situated
Il in 5allville township, SAndusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
river containing 90 acres Of land more less over
% acres under good state Of cultivation, 10 Of It
river bottom and the balance timber, situated on
good roads, comfortable houHe, frame barn, buggy
house, good cellar under the house. wood house and
other out door buildings, good wells Of water and
sistern orchard Of 40 large bearing apple trees Of
choics fruit, also pear, peach, plums cherry, and
other summer fruit Also house well situated for
making syrup. For further information enquire Of
the subscriber on the premises.
Q3u6s) JAMES HlETT.
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Hxperienoe.-In dispensing Drugs and
Medicines it is very important that the
greatest care should be taken in putting
them up. Serious accidents are reported
almost daily in our exchange papers resulting
from the carelessnes of some clerk. Our
readers in purchasing drugs aDd medicines,
should always go to men Of experiences who
are known as careful, painstaking men and
then they will be safe from accidents and
impositions, s. BucklandS& Son have had
long experience in the drug and medicine
tukdfss and their reputation as careful and
coaseiantieus men is=beypnd question. No
Oss need fear to trust them in putting up
medicines. E4aJ5 GEtiEgfJ
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T oFFER for sale my Farm of one hundred and
Il sixty scres--lo0 acres Of cleared land, in high
ststs Of enitivation, the balance in heavy timber
lying within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca, and within
fourths Of mile Of good Grist MIL and Saw
Mil. There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses, Wash and SnokeHouse. Cellsr Hpder the
vhbls Oprn Cribs, Barn with shsds, two everfAil-
ingSprings-ohe ferths House and one for the Barn
Spring House, Orchard Of No /, Grated Fruit,
such Apples Cherries, Pears, Ounces, Pesches
For particulars to terms etc., call on or address
JACOB POLTZ.
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4 nESTRABLE PLACEfor SAIE

h-fhe undersigned offers for sale the premises
I'm Fremont nov occupied BY her, known as the old
" "Edgefton rlacs," comprising four Lots Of ground
numbered ss6, 3sEs 5ss and 5se, in one square,
bounded by John, High, Main and Ewing stree ts
The situafion IL high and beautiful and the premis-
esEsaliy desirable any in the city. Yrut trees
aud shrubbery in sbandance. Large dwelling house
Barn and out buildings, vel, cisterns, &C., &c.
Possession given st once. Place 20 be shown At
any time. Terms easy. MRS. JENNIE ENSIGN.
Fremont, Nay l, 1857 lensPd
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LOCAL NOTICES,

TEAL TEAlTEAl-The Great Amer. Tea
Company blown upl-We have this day re-
ceived so chests of choice brands of Tea,
bought at cargo prices, which we now offer
at New York Jobbing rates. We can sell a
good Tea at one dollar per pound, a very
fine Tea at 81 ,25, and a choice Tea at 81, so.
We can also sell the best White Sugar at
16cts per pound, Brown Sugar at 10 to 12115c
per pound-an other goods at the lowest
possible prices, at H p. CLosE's.
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New Warehouss.-HrRMuN 4 WIIsoS
and the MooRE BROTHERs have put up new
warehouse opposite Tscbumy d Doncyson's s
furniture factory. HERMoN d WILSON pro-
pose to deal in produce somewhat this fall,
They are pushing their trade in the Dry
Goods line and if they show the same spirit
in the new branch Of their business some oi
the down street firms will find them active
and energetic rivals. III
The MooRE BROTHERS will use their hall
of the warehouse for storage for -four and
feed.
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New Music.-Mr. E. L. ORoss has oul
thapks for two new peicss of music sCstsh
it on the Fly" dedicated to the Excelsioi
Base Ball GLIB aof Chicago; words by
DISCO, music by L. B. Starkweather,- and
"ofHOw Fast the d4yssre passihgs3 Words
by E. B. Dewing, music by A. Weaver.
For sale at Cross music store. sAAS
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Repairing.-Th roof steeple, de-, Of the
Episcopal Church are undergoing thorough
repairs, The ladies have been accunlating
fund for the purpose for some time and
the work seems likely to be thoroughly
Sones y Z - 2 80"
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n 50 HALF BBLS. DETROIT ALE AND
PORTER, also Bottled Porter and Ale, for
family use. Read the testimonials of some
of the most eminent Physicians of Detroit.
For sale by - P. OtosE.
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Millinery Goods at cost.-Mrs. c. N.
Deal, is selling off her fine stock of Millinery
goods at cost to make room for a new stock.
This is rare opportunity for those in want
e hats, bonnets, French and American
flowers, Ribbons, &c., to purchase these at
low rates.
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New Goods received this Day BY Ex

New Goods received this Day by Ex-
press at VIM. A. Rices Store.-A large line Of
Shawls. --latest styles)j Ladies' Dress Goods,
such as Lawns Grape Marette, Poplins
Ginghams, DC, which will be sold at q
small profit. Call and examine our Goods
before purchasing elsewhere for we win sell
you Goods at bargain, ' .'.7a lad
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Healthy.-sOme LITTLE differences Of Opin-
ion between the Council and Board Of
Health have lately been adjusted satisfae-
torily, and the work Of cleaning the city
seems likely to be done before the hot aunl
mer weather comes on. People who have
neglected their back yards may asweH
clean up now. - 49,
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Marine.-Tke West went out on Fri
day last loaded with lumber from West. d
Dana. The 7as Ohio went out % TnesdAy
loaded with oats and slaves on deck from
Badman. She brought up . load q pine
lumber for Edgertoh on Saturday.
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Window Shades.-The best curtains
and window shades and curtain fixtures can
be found at s. Buckland d Sons. The
cheapest and best in the market can always
be found at the old stand.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Shassefed Constitutions Restored b,
HKbnBoED's EXTRACT P-oHU.

Shastefed Constitutions Restored By
HKIAsoED's EXTRACT P7oHu.
NEkHARIA EVERYWHERE.-R Rarely
has thsre been fruitful this Of mslar-
ousdiseases Not only on the prairies and in the
valIeys-of the west; not merely in all the old
haunts of Fever and Ague and Bilious Remitent
Fever have these prostrating diseases been unusu-
ally Tiruent; but they have extended to towns and
cities never before infested With them, and have
even ascended the mountains and attacked thous-
snds of9eople supposed to have been placed by the
lssS 81 nature above their reach. Hence We are
cefhpelled to admit that fearful element pervades
the sUntsersa Air this season, and should at once
resort 70 the emily approved preventive OF its
seqgshcess HOSTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
tonie potent, an ti-septic pefsct, sters-
Irresistible, anda stiuulsnt so pure, that 1t
enables the human systsm 70 resist and bas all the
predisposing of disease. With the confidence
thatso clothed in incombustible garments might
move among blazing buildings, tho man who arms
hiniself against malaria with this powerful defsn-
sive medicine may walk fever scourgsd district
fearIesspf its nsslubrious atmosphere. The inter-
mittertssnd remittents at present general in all
parts the country may be but the forerunners of
a. 4dsAdlier seourge now on its way westward from
tne lar East. Prepare the system with Hostetter's
Bitters for q successful battle with the nsphitic
causes e ali epidemics. Be wise in time. Sold sv-
eryFhss.-[New York World, Nov. 8, 1866.
TO OONSUMPTIVES.--1f, advertiser, hay
ing been restored to health In few weeks by very
simhls fersedy, after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease COnsumption-is anxious to make knevn to
his Bellow sufferers the means of cure. To all who
desire, it he will send copy OF the prescription
used free of charge,) with the directions for pre-
parisg and using the same, which they win and
suRk oURE FOR CONsUNPrIoS, ASTHMA, BRoScHIrIs,
ooUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and Lung affections.
The only object of the averaer in sending the Pre-
is to. benefit the aicted, and spread infor-
mation~hieh he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopss every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and msy prove blessing. Fer
ties Wishing the prescription, FEEE by return mail,
wilEpEease address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
[yl5u2sy-sMPl Williamsburg, Kings Co., NY
The Glory of Man Is Strength.-Thsrs-
forethe nervous and debiltated should immediately
use HELHROLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
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n.ss.Ln.I,ss1TI-.l,.1,-IfIl,s,,.n.5. u I ~. :.

Dance. Dance. -AsOthst 6f those srisn-
did dances in the big hall Aasbeen- planned
by tho lovers of music aud tbe dance forsths
night of July Sd. The hall is big enough
fer every body ,aseyey body knows and tbt
music will be the best that can be obtained
The arrangements are in good hands and The
public may feel sure that the best Of order
will be preserved.
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How to Can Fruit.-To can fruit and
insure its keeping well, go 10 Buckland &
Sons and buy their fruit cans. They have
them in great varieties of all improved and
approved styles.
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Splendid Pianos. re. l. CRoas has just
received some new Pianos that surpass in
finish, compass and tone any that have eyer
been brought to this market Two Of them
are of HALLEr 4, DAVIS best made, and one
ia small 6ned.toned Piano of Emerson.s s
Manufacture. Thelast is moderate is price
and is a beautiful parlor instrument. Call
and see them.
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WHAEs TBEr MERaHAEnsssA9.-+.Fhe' mer,
chants eyerYgheGre ts who sell lI p , B, Pc Ian Lsqt
no article ever sold gives such universal sat
isfaction 70 customers 70 ,afhey Ike tos have
customers pleased dzrespec The ladies.
They know it is the g sHeusewises' gFayorite
than Soda. - i4''' 80 SIS,
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Hipl hipI Hurrah! for MuNK the CHEAP
clothing man, He sells cheap, buys cheap,
and always suits his customers. He. always
keeps the latest styles and only makes q
living profit. Try him before you go ram
bling all over town for a new suit of clothes
You'll be sure to bring up at MUSKs and you
may as well go there in the first place 4
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Begun--The work on TIE new sever on
the south side ofState Street has commenc-
ed. "Better late than never"
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Invasion.-S Buckland d Son have
made raid on the old style of buying and
selling paints. They now hare their own
brand, put up expressly for their, trade Of
the genuine, simon pure, unadulterated
White lead, and they sell it cheaper than
the same quality can be found elsewhere.
The fact is that the best paints of all grades
and coiors snd for every use can be found at
8. Bucklands d Sons stand. .o,-,,
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The Great Paint Store is unquestion-
ably s. Buckland q Sons. They have a
splendid article of white lead of their own
brand and keep every other color and grade
besides. re3
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THE AMERICAN COMMERCIAL AR
new Work of 2Os pages, for Bus
insss Colleges, Schools, Academies, &c. sconpilsd
with view to the practical illulrAtion Of bzsnsss
rules Giving prscticai business examples of kind
not in Arithmeties nov in use. Involving Cold and
National Currency. The laws for collection OF debts
damages protested bills, and legal rate Of inter-
est every State given. Also rules and tables for
Genital system. Every Teacher. Library and husi.
ne man requires one. To Ds had Of Booksellers /;
u not, address, enclosing Sl-75, fa'tf 81 lat :
2enl NQsaRoYE I WRIaHT, clsv.laad,o
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Enterprise in Education--No system
of education is better adapted to rouse,
strengthen and giseSforce 70 the mind thar
the 'diciplihs Of a FIRST Class Business Col.
lege. Such an institute is located at ,Anr
Arbor, Michigan. ri 1t is worthy of note thai
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter.
minating an ephermerai existehcesss this
Institute has kept on steadily advaneiugtil
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of Pen
mansbip, address
0D = NOA. CHARS ONSSA.IM
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County Fair.-see Premium List, on
lat page, Of the NEXT annual Fsir Of the San
dusky County Agricultural Society, to be
held in Frenost on the ID, ID and 4th days
Of October 1867. - III AAA
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For Sale.

A NICE HOME and one acre of Land, with fruit
IA trees and dout-buIldings in the eity of Fremont,
very cheap and long time for payments; also about
= Of acre on Water street, ia Fremont suitable
or any manufacturing establishment, and near the
usiness portion OF town Enquire Of D. L. JUNE.
Fremont, Jan 1e, 1S67-3H
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ANOTHER LOT Of those eerated Crack
ers, milk and cream Crackers, and tea Buis-
cut, just received and for sale by P, Close.
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Beautiful Instruments.-Got to the Mu-
sic and Jeweiry Store Of CRoss,. and see the
nice 5-octaye Melodeons at 1880 each. sd
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FLOURi FLOUR FLOURIl-IO0 bb l.
more -four Just received, little cheaper, 70
sale by. P. oEosE!