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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
Dr. Schenck's Mandrake Pills,
A Substitute for Calomel,

These Pills are composed of various roots, having
the power toreax the sscretcns ofthsiyer prompt
ly and esctualy IS blus pill or mercury without
producing any Of thOssdisagreeable dangerous eff
fects which often follow the use of the latter. -
In all bilious disorders these Pills may be used with
e,nHdsncs they promote the discharge Of vitiated
bile, and hose obsrucons from the liver and
hillary ducts, which are the cause Of bilious aee-
tiona in gsneraf Fz7 n ~
sczsscz's j. H.xDrAKr PItls leurs sscE Hesdachs,
and all disorders Of the Liver indicated by sallow
skin, costsd tongue, eostiyensss. rewsipess, and
thatth liver is in tArpid obstructed condition
In short these Pills may BE used with advantage in
all cases when purgstive Alterstivs medicine Is
required.
Please observe, when purchasing that the two like
nesses Of the Doctor, when in the last stage Of
Consumption, andths other as he nov IS psrfees
health are on the G0vernmsnt stamp.
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kl.rre 6 pp. dircniar, giving Information Of the
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Deaths.


I On Thursday, July 25th, 1867, al his res.
ideuce in Riley Township, Mr.. MARTIN
ZEIGLER, aged 70 years. The funeral SER
vices were held on, Friday afternoon, and the
remains were inferred at Fausts Burial
'i''"' .Itss .sssI - sz5L
Of consumption, on the 18th inst, in Yoik
5Tow1ship, Sandusky 90. Miss Mar EtfsA-
BEra GARDNER, Oldest daughter Of John
Gardner deceased, aged % years, Z months
and q days. ny } = y VI - s-'L
The funeral services were held IN the st.
Padl's German Reformed Ghurchs md c6ne
Quoted by the Pastor, Rev Eli Keller.
The burial took place on the family grave
ward, amid avery laTgs concourse of rsls-
tiyes and sympathizing friends. ..eaEE1 y
ssBlessed are the dead which die in the
Lord
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The following is the scor,

T .vaa'sEtfPsoh o,oh sAssFssP'sel j. 5SS !.
Wilcox, Ist b. 3 13 Munger, c,.-5 A
Downs ' p p:..:ii 70 70 Parker, P.aisas:&i 81 Bs )
Landgrsf, c..I.2 II Colmaasd ID h.. s5sb2
+ tCpoke, ID D. IL Hatfield lst b. .3a 3
Whitacher, l. f--2 9kEsten, ss,as.a .isszlsz4
Huffman, r. ia 6iodell 1af- ,sss=sl4 3
Half, c. f.------5 slOarrolls 50 f@1..-4 a
Wilson, s. .s----2 HiHaFrison, =, off, o. D
l. MtssHwsT ssissa g-s-.
T .ea o5sl - o.,i1SSs bis7 s4sw ssroTTrs - -
| lSNtlkess sssss s,-sa a,;Ez
lst I'd. Sd. 4th 5th 9Th 9Th Slh 9th
rCrOghans; Il Sl5s s. "a sk.iss AZ 81 =
A'FF'TTI'"PAG&,SS5 SSfs
Flycatches, 3; Fly balls missed, 3; Fouls
caught 4; Fouls missed, 81 Fouls struck, f6s
Ont on fouls, g; Home runs, S; Bases on
called balls, ]; fBaplksn on 4-,zyx ~,
MoPHERscN.
II Flycstches, 3; Flys missed, II; Fouls
caught 5gfeuls Risseds YFpulsstruck,1
Out on fouls, 3; Home runs, 0;Bases osa CALI
ed balls, 0; Baulks, 1.
lQnpiss 81. TATEsoss,, z T. Of the E. Eureka, isltas
Ciub,1sl sif' 10 SBssss sss s-osssq esf - . ixr
| ScoIersszW. H. Asns Eyss, ,of. the Crogbalil.i T.
JPHs EExaAs,r of The cPhersonl5uae
ne score was announced " sne umpire. and
three hearty cheers given by the McPber-
sons for the. wiprjps club, toasHich.the Gro
ghans- were not backward in giving response,
81 - sss
IN
/. Ia -, .i,f'S 4 49T'TS't 34,TTf, GpptIHl Gppt
az SSi ~ T IlH 1iu .ne oe''
80 ,at;nr IT, a.ss., es,, 80 rle me, nei-
tsr..;n;r,,s ,ts;, ,-u,c.s.f,a - s:a1r., "a m
,Ic.t, III u bas,,;t ,re,FlE JIkJffeftS
Artor tbs game w.s ov., u. ,.d;o 49,.
"a both cIubs an ;nv;,.tion % . .nnn.e - -
,bssy bad 49, GSr;etlv nlsnnodf anJ Es;.t -
handsomely spread in ,bs .h,dv sran"d. % as
kNr Norton Russell,s nI.ea. sIs,. o s:a.oo. -
from the fsid a.HfS;s, 1ba bsst = 49,
royramme was ent;rsIv nnaxp..,S s
was 9Sn anrAbIIeses;sted q Iss;ttd aFc5fI5t,ins3y rss
due 70 the umn;ro NJ r.. 49, 60 .
and the Marsbals for tbe ba,monv .nd Ca.
May III the game. -. -
Ne bo,,e. dat. fh;sr Ls;,,. s,,s,s d. a -.
name the clnbss sw;llf III Nav ,oa.,hor MI
Clyde boys have. .,the. m usols, to .e,av the s
oroghans a close game and we hope they
will try again. =.
Base Ball Mstoh.-Tbe bass and
most exciting match Of the se.son v.s n,.vad
on SATURDAY Afternoon on tbe- Croobsu
Grounds bv tbe. Actiyes and fbe; Solipners
tbe la,tSrk kwiin,n,iane bv a score 81 oato ~ -
! game of siT ianings We a,,;vsd ,nlv !,
,;me TO see the Last two ;ss;ars ~ ,ys.s
surn,;sed ,t the number af ,.fns ~, 6 4
1aciallv "a the mart Of lI,s ,,;vsss 800 sn.ss
.ava o,.d L;s !. N;,a,, ,-;t,, tts s,v;I,
= veteran and the f;elders and 1.sa. = :, ,sra
m to ali The nro;nts 81 sSs E g e sassss, ii
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! eselsr rFO2sT1'T'YEs - : 1Ssas' Ss7s.P#s'

IL lats Of the town of Toledo, in the County Of
TaPa and State Of Iowa and whose present plaes Of
residence Is unknowb. rs nosifed that Mary Ann
oiliard did on the oath day Of June 1857, fls her
petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and for the county Of sanda.-
~ and Stale Of Ohio, charging tho ezid Jo1a Gliard
With ednhery, with ons whose nsre = Unknown.
Gil lard; which petition will bs for hearing at the
next term of said Court. Dated this 2lth day Of
Jure, A. D. 1867.
MARY ANN GiLLIARD.
By HoRD & CKAKCs, her Attorneys. q
JunS2s, Kse7.-2sWo: 2sF a
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Commercial mntters.
Fremont Market.

Q sDFREMoNT, o., THURSDAY, AUG. I, 1857. .a-'
: > 5Gorrectsd By D. DsGarxin q Coz ss7sss
IWheat-s1.S5 to $1.ss.
lCorn-s75c bushsI.
2 Rye-$1 90 bushel.
Oats-52c. bushel. u
. BuckWheat (grAin)-sIo. ' bushsI.
Flax Seed-Sl IS ' busheI.
. Timsthy seed-eh 6o@2 90 2 bushei,s ~ .
clover Seed 4sS % Y buahsl.t Il & S1 I
wool-s5@43e.T Tib.
Hay-ss Fun.
Corrected by p Close.
Flour SO Oe@<I1 90 Ssbbl. - ss,ssvsl q
LARD 100, 2 10 By the kes 1lo. p 10 st zstsil.
smoked meats-HAms, sleetsRe y ms lshoui-
dsrs, 1sc. m; Dried Bsef, f,zOd.v b. - ssoE -
Butter-l1e. Yib
Eggs-llo. dozen
Cheese-I2@1so. 10.
Potatoes-75 bushsl.iF
ID rIed ApPles-4 to 90. ID.
Beeswax-25c. ' ID.
sait-Fine, sacs, Zoe; y bbl., - so Coarse,
Ooffss-RIO, 2e@27c. y ID; Jsvs, ss@4oc. y ID
Tea-s5@Sl 90 ID.
sugar-conmOn, by the barrel, ib-, l2k
el4c ;, White. ls@iso- +tb., ~ tthqIetl
Rice-12xe. y ID.
Mackerci-ss 90 O $40 Os y X bbI.: 81 sev
Kit.
Fremont Lime e-2oe ' bush.- esis -
ssss sFremous Fish 1knrket. -i5ssssss
eoRREoTEDBY 7--f.--.>-.--....-..-.P.o P CLOSE.
Catfish = 2, 2, s.'s-l is'-,s. IS 90 ' Rbl.
White Fish 500 do -
Bass 80 do
Red Horse 400 do
5ssa Eremoah Lanaber Markes., "a
CoRREcrED BY - ',.- BISKLEY.
Pipe slaves e1s Z sasiT assz sslassza 4 ~
! One Inch and a hail sas.@7. .zsss s4svN
One Inch and quarter a 1"
Oa:lsss On: ls.s e Rsd6 z,5aosa % %.
CORRECTED BY Y..,.--.-..,s..---C.sE sEDGERT0G.
Lamber- ---,-
! White Ash, SIS GOWN
Poplar, 20 90 do
! Cottonwood, IA 90 do
Pine, clear. e4@56 90 do
/ do Common 20 90 do
Shingles
Oak $5@s7 GOV N
/ Pine 4s0@e 80 do
Lath-
( Pine -ci eatossa aa- 500 q vM
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sav.,s ~ tb-os, .nd n;;,ths,,;ta, 4. QUICK.

Severe sore throat and Diptheria is quick
y cured by using Renne's Magic Oil freely.
ASwatbe the neck with three or four thick
nesses Of flannel and keep it wet with Magic
Oil; .gargle the throat MIXED with water, or
take ) little clear, and swallow slowly-fol-
slow up this until cured. E. Dillon d Son.
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ibg the Alateness Of the season the large
retail house of !. P Sherwood, is constant
u crowded with customers. This house
continues to purchase large lots Of Summer
goods and to sell them at about half the
price others are charging. They have the
sale of the Pacific Lawnswh they retail
at Ie cts. Sherwood has Just made 8 large
purchase of Manchester Shirts and Drawers
which he is retailing at 75c. q pair. ssisa ss1i
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Remember that the place to get barrels
cheap is at June q uckland s. a szsissist,

,3oSEssFF7Ts w. 7sl--l -7litzi =
The Burdstt organ--Great Musical
SensationA A4his King Of instruments, in
comparable for richness Of tone, volume, and
seewtness is on exhibition at E. I. Cross
Music StOres superb aualities are pro-
ducing a marked sensation. throughout the
musical world and especially at the Paris
Exposition. The organ is complete
Orchestrainsitself=buy ID aud--=='==s=
"The night shall be full ofmusic,
And the cares that infest the day
Shall fold their tents,like the. Arabs, n
| And silently steal away.U SAS
An Kinds of bsrrelsg frkins kegs DC,
from the best tight work to the cheapest
made at June d, Bucklapd's. q. * ~
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s'She's beautiful Her raven curls.
Have broken hearts in euvious girls. !"

i A voman's chief attraction Lies, in her
beautiful, soft sad silken hair. sBafrett,s
Vegetable Hair Restorative" will render the
rcoarsest and most ottre hair soft and silken.
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CTRAYED FROM THE SUB

STRAYED FROM THE SUB
~ scriber abozt June 10Th, 1857, brown Morgan
mare colt, one year old, few white hairs on Que
loot and small white spot in forehesd- She straysd
With another horse from Scott Township and vas
LAST seen ct Greensburg- It il supposed that shs
left the other horse 1t RavBon's farm near Fremont
as the other horse jumped into Of the fields and
was found there alone. reasonable reward WIN
he paid for information left ct the JOURNAL ofies
or with ms as to where she may be found.
SAMUEL ROCKWELL.
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A Suggestion-The Agricultural Socie-
ties Of several of our counties are offering
handsome premiums to the ''best Base Ball
Club" Ailively base ball match or two would
draw" and the Fair Ground could be east.
ly prepared for the contest, What say the
Directors Of the ssndusky County Agricul-
tural Society? u "a - 9. salsasa q llsa sEs z
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A -
9 Attention, rirsmsn The Fire De-
Partmentof the City Of Fremont are hereby
Notified to hold themselves I'M readiness for
Parade and inspection on, the Second Of
August The members Of the Engine and
Hook d Ladder Companies will assemble at
their Engine Houses promptly at one clock
in the afternoon Of August ID. From 2 to 3
o'clock p. NJ. the Department wiz parade
through the streets. At3P.M. the Mayor
and Council and City Officers will inspect
the Department on Front street, 8 - - I
The Ez-Ohief Engineer and Assistants are
invited 70 attend and participate. :. -. 2 =
3 BY order Of -. -. = - = !
? PAUL KNERR, - YOUNG
: Secretary. Chief Engineer.
n29-3w. - - : : - = ~ = .
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Youngman's store.-Ths best place d

get your ready made clothing is at Z,
Youngman' s nearly opposite the Post Office.
1t will well. repayzthos ofsour readers
who are buying clothing TO call ON him and
see what he can do. yHeis also doing fine
work in the Merchant Tailoring hues Take
our advice and give him call.7q 5ow2.s,s
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GALE OF,REAErESTATEBYroR.
t0-DEa OF GoUKT--oa the loth d = or Anzust,
1857, at O'Clock. Ia the afternoon, ut the door
ofthe Coast Honse, II ths Ctr of ersm61s Sa1das
the following real estate as The properly of Isaac
swami deceased, to-wit The Hsst part Of f.ctiunal
section number ibrrtssn ~ n towRship annbss
I'VE ts1 rangs 1umber fftesn (i5. eoataini1s afty<
two acres and sxtytxo hundr edths ofan sqre land
Heisencuubsrs4o Of dover, Appraised at $500 n0a II
ETzRNs on s4LE-0ner third down, onss third u ons
year and one-third in two years, with dntsrest on
deferred payments, and to bs secured BY mortgage.
SARAH SWANK,
Administratrix Of the estate ofIsaao swami, Decd
! SErenens, Julys, lse772sws.a a AEH&
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DR.. e. Dillon & Son have just received
splepdid stock Of Letter Gap, French auad-
rifle and Commercial Note, which they Of
fer at low rates. Also large supply of Slate
Pencils on which they offer inducements to
dealers.
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STRAYED Or 'STOLEN.AFrouIl
- the pasture Of the snbscrissr, On the farm cf
county, o., two miles south OF Rollersviis On ~
night Of Friday the 12th itsf fHs mas6s oss brown
with white on both HAD feet, pears OLD; The
otner gray, white spot on nose years old.
Any person giving information that win lead to
their recozery win be libszlly raws-dsd. 80
nssas. anly - r' r'''' Or 'oHN s1Fose. as
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.clsvei.nd5 o lhe rlaoe.-iil 81. .voall, 81

Cleveland Is the Placs.-It. would
hardly seem necessary 10 urge upon the
public attsutions Clsyeian3, ,,as a placsRhsrs
the young men Of the country win find ii TO
their interest to 60 for the purpose Of get
ting a business education, were they pro
perly posted in regard to the facilities to be
obtained, and were it not that SO many 9TH
er claims were urgently set up in behalf of
other schools.
Cleveland is indeed one of the most des-
itable points that can be selected to resort to,
for the purpose of attending Business Col
leges JItis csntralaud easy Of access, IL is
a city Of eighty thousand zinRabitants, and
certainly young men viii find advantages
for improvement there that cannot be had in
smaller cities, If you would get into busi-
ness 60 where business is dose.s How Is II
about facilitiesf 80 isssIisl - ;ss
Messrs FELTON, & Bigel6w' Of the Union
Business College since their consolidation,
occupy rooms superior to anything in the
country. The Business Department for
convenience in all the appointments necess.
ary to conduct actual practice, is unexcellsd.
The course flstudy and the efficiency with
which it is taught, they acknowledge no sup
erior. Their Writing Department affords
Unusual facilities while the advantages for
learning TelegraphiDg are most. excellent,
the estudenss having tual'praetice on al line
leading out Of the city,, 49,, ,.,,- = -
One thing is certain; if young meu zat-
lend the Union Business College of Clese-
land, they are sure of getting good busi-
ness education, and full value for all expen-
diture of time and money.
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sEIrH FouR MErALLIc QuAIlz,cAr1ess- a
man may be pretty sure Of earthly suesess.
These are Gold in, his pocket. Silver ia his
tongue, Brass in his face and hon in his
heart.
But foz atomic appetizsz, and a. zenk1s
stimulfnt there is reliable siftus in Plan
itation Bittsrs Nd article has ever been 20
Popular OF done half SO much good. Lei III
who hags not already tried this great stome
achics ct once tess iss quality. W. Under
stand tbat the Druggists and 4E0cere of thie
section are selling vast qpsntitiets and that
scarcely family Is without i. SHk
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Ito Travel-Mr. A. NJ. ANDERSON has
Just receited a 5Hnifissiofi to AtrsfSefSot the'
New York house Of Stevens q Son, Dealers
il Coffee, spices, dc. Mr.. ANDERSON is one
Of the most euterPrising young business men
we have, eyer had in the city and win make
Unsuccessful travelling agent ylH1 ,'fao ,ssIis
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wadsworth can sen you anything in
the crockery and glass ware line cheaper
than it can be bought this side of Cleveland.
Try him. ,zassssa hssesae srzsfa eszirss.sz
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The Time for Buidinr..-Nio,v . ttbstl

The Time for Bulding.AN5ow that bar.
vest is nearly over, men who are intending
to build this fall are beginning to look about
for ssuaterials. eSuch spsrsonswills find the
best building stone for Foundations walls,
window caps and siils, dc., &C., at June &
Buckland stone quarry, near the Depot.
This eutszprising firm have made prspara-
tions q supply the demand for building
stOns which is sure 70 be large this fall, and
have good supply on hand at this time,
Builders, contractors anduleEe1ys ilody else
who intends to put up a ,hsnse viii utrS well
40 seethsuE before buying elsewhere and
paying two Iprices1sa stars YES ~ .sfs
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Enterprise in Educ alton. No system
Of education is,1better ladaptedutoarouse,a
strengthenand give eforces 70 the mind than
the dicipline of FIRST class Business Col
lege. Such an institute is located a, Ann
Arbor, Michigan Itis worthy of mote that
while inferior Commercial Colleges are ter
rninating an ephermeral existence, this
Institute has kept on steadily advancing till
to-day it is more prosperous than ever be-
fore. For circular and specimens of PEN
- a.. O. PARSONS a. M 81. 50.
~ !? 81 I.la..s9 s.s9,t-., =. Ann Arbor, Mich.
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lAocident-A darirhfefaf n

Accident-A daaghter Of Mr.. Frederick
Shoenfeldof Elmore, bad her arm broken
badly on Saturday last while. playing with
tie machine for raising stone to the piers oi
the new bridge. Several other children were
playing with her and come chsnce her
Atm was caught between the cog whesls.
- HlYaM -a-In ..iIllaI onFIl
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NOTICE.-THE STOCKHOLD-
ers ofGreea Springs Hygsisn Home Company
are nereby not6sd that tier a111sg elsction Of os
ncsrs VII be held al Green Springs, o. Tuesday,
august otn, 1857, at O'Clock p NJ All are request
ed to be present. r SNITH Prn.ft
Daniel stinchcomb, sec'v. n3o-va
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ARRsOLUTI0N ~ sssszzsf
Relative 10 an Amendment Of the csustE-
tution providing for the extension Of the
Elective FFanchfxe. fefH

Resolued By the General assembly Of tAs state q
Okf0 Ithree-ffths Of the gaembers slected 70 eece
House agreeing thereto, rhatit be and 10 hereby
proposed 70 the electors Of this State to vote ~ ne
next annual October election, upon the sppresalor
rejection Of the following amendment ss s1os.i-
tuts for thsfst section Of the ffth srtcle q the
Consultation Of this Stzte, to-Wit Every male ei.l
zen of the United States, of the age OF twent oae
-vsaTs Who shaiI havs been resident Of the state
one year nsztprsessding the slseti9n' s1e Oi S .es
county township or ward in which he resides, saen
lime s NAV bs provided BY Law, enespt such persons
as have borne in support Of any
a. rebeIifou szafnst the government OF the unttca
nr hsye fed from their places Of residsnce 10
avoid being dratsd into the military service tns,s-
of or have deserted the military or nsvsl q
s.id government in time Of war, and have nof aee-
ssaaentIy been honorsbly dischsrgsdlrom thes.me.
,kaI AaTs Of sn slscr9f 20 3
s--'f'S s-'f'S spesksr 81 he Hoa.s o. HsPzsss1ss:ifsa<
ANDREW G. .HeBUREEY.
- Frszifslt of the BanAts-
Passed Krritss issl; s1zal~ lsns-
q s.ss ~ sys s~Fz,azspzsst sss a. ssaf ssF
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

On the night Of July 27th, 1866, Mf: I. X.
FARvER, Of Winter's Slatiops aged 81 years.
oTMr. 1. h. FAEvER, is no more. On the
evening o. he 9th Of Jply he was Kicked
by horse and fatally injured, He died at
one O'Clock 9fsthe following night Mr..
FARvEa was shighly esteemed citizen and
his loss will be much felt By the entire COM
munity., -
nIsEEF,s BU0HRU Is tie ounss tor pain an
~ weakness In the hack and loiaa; aud al thosl
gmpiaintsEssultinG from dsrHneemsEt Of ths hid.
1sys ard ufinArygfaknss scltnins siEzge hottlas b
- q Hllotsskis Drae esistss ill chambsf sta \. J
.szFF-4sst s. vsz. .,sGSSy
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

THE STATE VI OhlO,
OFFICE OF Las SsCzErARY On STATE }
WILLIAM HENRY sMITHs ShC hCH-!7sc'
HlTARY OF the State Of Chic, DO hers1y eel ~
ton, passed 81 the General Assembly Of the sssse
of Ohio, the 9Th day Of April, A. y. Ioo'' sAAsn
from the original rolls on ale in fhis cmce.
Iatestimsny Fhersos lsess I'll ~ crs.t ~
r. al al the SEQ Of Ohio, atColamhus, the
y - - sts day of April 4. .: 1857: =
s.-z--, n 49, WILLIAM AsHkNHt shiL5, =
Secretary ef Stste.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

Lubrioating oil for mowers, srespers,
threshing machines, &C., d., at s. Buckland
= - S---rAt-- 80
q Don s,sa Hs.e.ss.s.. :. tes~ g = sa'.Ss1.
> Building Stone of the best quality at
june & Bucklandss 80 ssas1Ssab iliE y;izstz'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

tiele-~supsr;or to 6ologue and half tEs|
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02
stsamhoat Landing near the Bridge

stsamhoatL Landing near the Bridge
In FrsmontATo clear the river, erect the
dock, de-, many laborers will be required,
male and female, as cooks, Jchambermaids
milIiners, ssamstressss, lsboriug men, fsfm-
efs, merchants, doctors, lawyers and mechan-
ics Of al trades, classes and professions. The
work VIII soon be completed when We viii
all take a jolly ride gupsto Harris's Photo-'
grsph1 Rooms, ID. Buekland.s s. new block,
where we can get first class photographs of
any size, from the card picture up: -,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-02

Rsnted.-Ths FOOlBa Q il ia iFFabing dsHeim's
Block, lately vacated BY 7. |. Barker, has
been rented to parties from Seneca County,
" hO propose to open . Provision Store and
Produce Warehouse.