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MRS PARFINGroN lNsULTEp.-Tke White
Mountsils of New Hampshire are evidently
a great institution-very high. heavy frosts,
beautiful views, four dollar dinners. But
the practical eye of a certain renowned
Drake saw these smootbed-faced rocks. and
thereupon adorned and Yariegated the Bride
path to the Tip Top House with his familiar
s. T.-l660-- Plantation Bitters. This rails
ed the ire of the Mrs. Par.ingtons compos-
ing the Legislature of the Granite State,
who got their wise beads together, outlaw ed
Or. Drak ke, snI mads it a penal offence to
ply the artistic brush on their beloved hills.
Verify, the fiue arts are at discount in New
Hampshire. Query. Did Drake pay then
for this splendid advertisement VI
MAssolIA WArEs.--A delightful toilet
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LIST OF LETTERS remaining unca1led for
in the Post Office at Frteaafon',' Ohio, on the
3lst of-Octa.i fAfl. s1nfntnA u 'etnhIir
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"WnIIE THE 5LaHr HoIDs ouT To suRS'
there is chance for restoration of heatsh.
If, therefore, the constitution has been weak
ened by, disease or eXcess-the nerves shat.
tered-the stomach weakehedAth appetite
gone, and all the world appears gloomy
pour some fresh oil into your lamp, in the
shape of Plantation Bitters, which wi make
the flame of life again burn brightly, and
illuminate once wretched existencle. Fo
ladies it is an elegant and gentle s,imulaDt,
exactly such as they require. Many fam
lilies viii not be without 1t. 1t has an i'm
nense sale throughout the world 49w2H
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organs. Melodeans and Pianos rent Il

Organs, Melodeans and Pianos torrent
by the month or year, the rent 10 be appli-
ed to payment if purchaser is made, at Lep-
pelman9s new Music Emporium, Fremont
.-a ..t u 1ssu 44w2
= a New Thing who have
always been annoyed by badly fitting shirts
Iesn no" go 10 R. THoMas, in Russell's
Block, and get them cut to order with a GER
tainty that they viii fit. TnoMAs' system
of cutting is the best ever invented We
have. tried him ard know whereof we affirm.
The Stock,-A large stocks of clocks
just received and for sale cheap, at H. j.
zmmerman's next door to Leshers, See
adv't in another column. 2w
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W. w. ANGER,
Attorney and CounsejiOrsat1 law, Eahd Solic-

W. w. ANGER,
Attorney and Counselor al 1ass sahd Solic-
itor in Chapcery, Lower Sandusky.
OF the Medical fraternity, we find that
Drs. WILSON and STILwELL associated them
selves in practice on the 5ih of Aug 1889
The other physicians here were j. b. oHAa-
| BERLAIS, BRAINARD and Doe, LA QUIEoN
| RAwsoN aud PETER BEAUGEASD The res
direction of tho following card of one Of
the Physicians will carry many of our citi-
zens iu imagination back to the good old
times" the rivalries ar animosities of which
have long since been put at rest:
."FEEzoE Gifrzsss: ,Ass + am about TO
| leave our Town to ospend the winter in z ND
adelphia, wish it understood that 1 have
not retired from the practise of Physic and
Surgery but that on my return | intend to
devote, my especial care TO. my professional
duties, It's to mea subject of deep iregret
that l am compelled to say to my employers
and especially to those who. have for many
years reposed in mf1 their confidence as a
| physician, and entrusted to my counsel and
| advice the care of themselves and their
IdI0llleS III ItUCS Vi anu
danger, that |, shall be, absent during the
ensuing winter, and that they, iii medical
advice is needed) will be compelled to seek
it elsewere. In this | mean no disrespect to
the many learned gentlemen of our Town.
but that in hours of sickness and danger no
prescription however scientific and good
will compensate for the consolation, counsel
care and attention. of a good family physi
clan. .AsI am intending 10 ! pend he vim
ter solel in irnt,fovihg aiyself in my mo
.fession, hope the Temporary Inconvenience
will be compensated by my future useful
ness, and that my frierds will deem this a
sufficient apology for my temporary absence
"Lower Sandusky DecHie, 1639,F
We think the religious Interests of the
place were not regarded as of the first
Importance, for IN all these papers the
name of but one minister is mentioned.
that of Rev. FERRIS FITCH, pastor of the
Presbyterian Church. II
The Business 81 the place was cOndbefed
by the following persons: Merchants-A.
b. Brown. B. L., Caplesn 4, Co.,iB. & F.
Meeker. j. Magee, Olmsted d Harris, j. K
Glenn, G. ]. Pettibone, R. H. Haywood, etc.
Grocers-A.' MOrebOjd6sep, a. s. g. Ballard
Tailors-M. Kingsbury, Doud l. Harrihg-
TOP, Aenaes QuipgolG 3ssD gy1otg0A
Tin Shop-P. P. FusselmspnIq moi
/ Oil Mill-Bid ell &tDement.rg "a,
Jewelsr-wm. Gallup. = "'a ! . mo =
Saddler-J. c. H. MOntgetDefyF F''ii'iJ
!. Drug StOre-o. g. AcGuuoeh.1 bEoI
! The Hotel, ,wsre,thel q.his MEAufiop House,
kept at different times BY Elias Corbin, and
NJ. Bump; the Western House, by G. "A.
Harrison, afterwards by ira 16amieid |; and
the Northern Exchange, by P1P!!Fassslush
and VIM. Fields. .s5roA bnC sanH
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MAGNOLIA WAIgR.--A delightful toilet
article-superior TO Cologne and at half the
cost 49w2
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Edited bv GEORGE RIPLEY aud CHAS.
A. DANA, sided by a numerous select
coIps of writer's, in all branches of Art,
Science and Eiteratare. aAun oil
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kr.H. .hegs lexTs 70 say TO the cihxena q Fremont
ead vicinity that having for Eaaoy Years been A<Esy
engaged IN the AasicGf Inst1ument trsds ia the
Great West, with headquarters at Cleveland, having
the very best facilities for furnishing good and rs-
able Instruments and vould be pssssd to hear from
the musical public In this locality, and takes good
pleasure in referring to Nessrs. WILCox Gasxxs Of
the Journal.
Hs1 ss'i
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ITCHt ITCH!. TIGHT!

IrrThe Glory of iEau Is StreugtlB.-There
fore the nervous and deblita+ed i'm n1ediztel
use HELMpOLp'a EHTRACT DruaU. - = --.l-l- -
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BRADBURY PLANO

Ia fsvorits with Us, and having dealt largely ia
this beautiful instrument for many years, W1 take
great pleasure In recommending II to patrons,
and with an assortment from over 20 other good
New York and Boston makers. We have unsquaisd
advantages In the West r. ssi
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Manhood aud Youthful VigOr are re-
gained by HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BUCHU.
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FOREIGN.


PARIS, June 25.-Victor Hugo has ad-
dressed apOwerful appeal to Juarez, Of
Mexico, invoking him to spare the life
of Macmillan, and insisting that the
most suitable punishment of the foreign
p~otentate would be that Of living by the
mercy OF the republic.
LONDON, June 26-COusOls closed at
944. Erie, 400 Illinois Central, 793.
ROME, June 26.-The cholera has bro
ken u in this city, and it is reported
that the epidemic has appearedin Cicily.
LIVERPOOL, June 2a.-Cotton closed
dull, sales 10,009 bales ~uplands, lid /;
Orleans, lid, a decline Of I'd on the lat
Ter. Breadstuffs are generally unchanged.
Corn lower, new mixed western 38s Sd.
FLORENCE, June 25.-The feeling now
prevailing in Italy against the Roman
Catholic clergy is very bitter. On Mon
day, at the festival of St. John, the
patron saint at Florence, the people re-
fused to Join the eoclesissties in its ob.
servanee, for the 70 son that the priests
refused to celebrate the national festival
Of free Italy some two months ago.
ROME, Iuns 26.-There are already
assembled Ia this city over go Catholic
p~relates, aTchbishops and bisbops. and
1000 priests, who have nurneved
from their sees at the esll Of the holy
father. to be prssept az the celebration Of
the eighteen hundredth anniversary of
st. Peters martyrdom. Crowds are
coming from all parts of the world. The
bishops from the United States who have
already arrived, are lodged in different
converts within the city. Great prepa-
are making for the festival of
Saturday and the service Of Sunday.
Peters church will be illuminated on
the eve of that Jay.
LONDON, June 28.-rhe steamer Nora,
with the cable to connect Cuba with
Florida, sailed yesterday. She is ex.
pected to reach there in twenty-One
days.
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The New York Times, RAY1IoEn's
Radical iouraali says, Of the Attorney
Generals opinion
The attorney general has argued the
case with very great ability-but he has
argued il like g lawyer, and as IL none
but legal points were involved in its de-
cision. We confess that, in the main,
we deem his argument conclusive. Upon
legal grounds il VIII moi be easy for any
Ons 10 answer 1t. But it is not a uues-
ton to be decided on legal grounds alone.
Other considerations Of still graver con-
sequence are involved. The question is
Il of public policy, and il must be de-
cided pROn grounds Of the public well
fare. a.
Thus the rights of the People Of the
South and the powers OF their military
masters are not TO be a~scertained by the
law, and legal rules of construction Of
acts of Congress but by "other consid-
erstions and public policy" This is
simply revolutionary ana INFAMOUS.
The reign of Law is ended, then, and
that of other considerations and
" public policy " hss begun 1t is too
true. The law and the Constitution are
mere worthless paper; and the people
have no rights, and the courts corrupted
by prejudice and passion and bsser mo
lives even than these, are but false
prophets Of BAAL, unrighteous msgis-
Jrates, the shame and scandal aGsdP
times, upon all political guassinery was :
to the great praFpIes Gu " 49,
There is no longer any HCSlr
stitutional " liberty.
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MARKETs

C1NoINNN June 26.-FIour frmer
family, So 3 90. Wheat steady
No. l, g 70. g irregular, 75979C
Oats dull, Csc. Rye, SSsed-9 90 Whisky
steady, SOC in bond. PoiJecrse
S21 25; bulk shouldersdrmed.
Zoe; bacon shouldepfe List" exeeg,~~ rs
clear rib sides, 1l4 selear sides, 12l
hams, &c lower sugar cured, l66l64
plain, l34@l4c. Coffee steady, 25Girl
Sugar firm raw, l2@I5e; Iraned
l76l7}o.
New ORLEANS, June 26.-Cotton dull
sales 1850 bales; low middIing 24@245e
receipts AS bales; expoE tB26lA Tn,
stock Of LOUISIANA II against uses Il
2 sa51@u' WIN oH1oL. prOs.nl lIaue
Cuba l29l4e. Molass leraI in IL Flour
quiet but firm supeThne-S-1lsol9l0 81
Xxx Sll so. Corn in good demand and
l00l6e higher yellow and mixed 95e(9
81. Wheat 81 l0(9l Is. Oats firm al
.749S5c. Pork dull at S23G23 25. Ster-
499522. New York sight s@4c pre-
= LOUISVILLE, June 26.-TObaeco, sales
of 332 hhds lugs at 81 20; selections s225O.
SupeThne -four $500. Corn, 76@7Sc.
Oats, 75c. Wheat, s.. Mess pork, S2l
tuJ-L - nACon HnUulAttIHf JNNtHEtt kAthtu
clear sides, l24e. Lard, ll8cG12c for
~tierees. Raw whisky, g IS; bond, SOC.
Cotton, 224c.
NEW YORK, June 26-COttOn heavy
and unchanged; sales 1900 bales uplands,
26026Ic. Flour, 15@25c better; super
fine state and western, 81 SOFAS SO.
Whiskey, S6S40c in bond. Oats, dull at
78@79e. Corn dull, 81 O9@1 II for new
mixed western. Pork duh, S2l@9 80.
Money is rather more active at 3G6c
for call loans. Sterling dali at 92Gl0s.
Gold 13S. The Prussia took out Sl52, 600
in specie. Governments are a shade
better. Stocks were intensely excited
throughout the day new Tennessee
bonds 67A. Receipts at the s-nb-treasury
S4l59,O25 including for customs, SSl3,-
600 and gold notes, $4,000; payments,
81. 236, l02 balance, 81, S20,S9O SO.
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Ieadest thy fatheriaDd, which shall live
when our bones have long ornmble Into
dust; that fatherland ia which v 4 are
sworn TO love, not only the heetinf mo
ment Of the present. but also tie nm
c~hsngeable past and The arnro aching
future Do not lead the nation 10 Z
station from which she cao neyer more
become mistress Of her fUture. lam he.
come gray in the sch COL of suffering
rich IN experience, under the pressure Of
years, under grief aud d~esDondenev. No
personal interest, no bitterness. no sp1r-
ring OF ambition to play a great part.
speaks through my voice For I
have nothing to expeet. nothing
to wish, either from YOU or from
he nation. But in my breast lives
With youthful energy, and will until nv
deatn live, b sense of duty toward my
fatherlana. This sense Of duty conn
PEELED me to this discourse. Forgive it
for the source from which Il spranP. If
! may not carry 70 my grave tile satisfac-
ton OF success, let me at least take with
me thither a hope for the future OF my
country. Lead her not to such sacrifices
IS may rob me even of this last hope !
/ know that Cassandra's role in an I'M
thankful M WEIGH thou, however,
the remembrance that CdssaRdra aDas
right LOUIS KossUTH,
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LOUISVILLE, June 2e.-The river is
canal.
WASHINGTON, June 2s.-Dr. William
lanes, formerly postmaster, died last
nlght, aged seyenty-eIght years.
ADJOURNED meeting OF the judiciary
committee Is delayed until tomorrow,
when all the members are expected.
Only two were here TO-DAY.
In Surratt's trial, Col. Henry w smith
testified to having arrested Mrs. Surratt
and Payne at the residence of the latter.
Ten. Grant testified that he had an
interview with Jacob Thompson at MIL
iiken's bend, Louisiana, in 1868. The
witness was asked what Thomson said.
The defense objected to the question.
ana ~eonsIderabie argument ensued. The
design OF the prosecution was to prove
that thompson was connected with
the prisoner in the distributlon Of
money. The testimony YVES admitted
but 1t only appeared that Thompson said
he was an acting officer for one of the
generals in Vicksburg, but did not
understand hat he held a commission
Chas. Dawson, s clerk 10 the National
MOTEL IN 1865, testified to finding among
some OF Booths baggage left there on
april l4th, a card marked J.. HARRIS
Surratt. The card was produced1 US
not offered in evidence. A letter signed
Leon, addressed to Booth, aud in refer
ence to a speculation, was found in the
hotel, and which was given as evidence
in the conspiracy trial, was offered in
evidence, to which the defense took K
ceptions.
r. c. Morgan testified as to tie arrest
Of Mrs. Surratt aud Payne on the night
of April 18th. He was with Csl-fh
but the testimony Of the two varied.
Mrs. Hidspith testified relative to the
letters found in the street cars in New
York after which tbs court adjourned.
PHILADELPHIA, June GA meeting
of the merchants, bankers and citizens
has been called for tomorrow to make
arrangements for a suitable reception of
the president on his return from the east.
New YORK, June 26.-The steamer
Columbia, from Havana the 2sth, has
arrived. Smuggling was still prevalent.
Several large failures bad occurred.
There had been 29S cases of yellow fever
the island.
In the supreme court to-day a decision
was given, compelling Edwin Forrest to
pay alimony IRON a suit instituted many
years ago.
There are rumors of four failures in
Liverpool
ST. LOUIS, June pa fire at Council
Iowa, on last Monday destroyed
an entire block Of buildings, including
the NORpdrea Office. Loss $500 900.
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LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES
FrJSLTTY to the Constitution in its uuC
extent and meaning Obedience to anC
maintenance Of all laws, State and Ma
tioual. constituGonalIy enacted.
RESISTANCE TO Tyranny, Usurpation
zn5 OpDression, Of one man or many
and to all encroaehments upon herights
of freemen OF Of States, OF upon the just
and Constitutional prerogadves Of any
DEPARTMENT Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION OF disfrsnchised citizens
70 sn rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the eoiOred
race of all the rights Of freemen.
No REPUDLATIoN by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT of Military Des-
potisms, no enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of he writ OF Haneas
Corpus. no slaying Of citizens by Mill
tsrv Commissions, no Settres de cachet'
in time 81 peace.
sreICT sUBoRD1NATIoE Of the Military
30 TIE Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
dent 20 prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of ali that be has done
to defend the Constitution and to main
aain the rightful supremacy Of the civil
and charity and allowance for
what he has left undOue or done amiss.
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AxoruER oUrRAep

The United States are surely devoid Of
the sense OF shame. Commander LIE
ROY, it seems has lately taken upon
himself to prevent General SANTA ANNA
from landing in Mexico. Whist have the
United States to do with Mexico
JUAREz is not President of the Republic.
His term Of Office expired long ago, and
ORTRGA was his lawful successor, and
President, If any one is lawfully so.
And if JUAREz is President, what have
the United States to do with the disputes
between him and other chiefuans?
The Chicago Times says
Whether Gen. Santa Anna, in pro-
claiming himself emperor Of Mexico,
with the concurrence of the United
States, or Commander Leroy, 10 taking
Santa Anna by the ear and ordering him
10 leave Mexican waters, in the name Of
the United States, exhibited the greater
amount Of cool jmpudenee, it would be
difficult to decide. -
There is not supposed to be any inter
national law prohibiting Santa Anna, or
any other man. from proclaiming him
SCH Cal bCAtA VI NAFAAthf VIII VI WAlhblAL.
the concurrence of the United States.
There is certainly no law of this country,
and 40 treaty between this country and
Mexico, which requires or authorizes an
American naval officer to prevent the
landing Of Santa Anna in Mexico, as an
emperoro or as anything else.
In ordering Santa Anna to quit
Mexican waters, Commander Leroy ex-
ceeded his duty as an officer, and was
guilty of an act Of personal outrage
against a citizen OF a foreign country,
returning TO that country. His conduct
was Of 8 piece with that of another too
offcious American officer, whoprevented
Gen. Ortega from entering his own
country at Matamorus.
There is but one theory on which the
conduct of these American military nd
naval guardians OF Mexico car hsJusti-
ned, ana that is, that Mexico Ha terri
tory or the United States. III be S ter
rit0ry Of the United States, il Is time
that the federal congress SHOULD be de-
visiug a plan forl its reconstruction. If
it be not 8 territory of the United states,
If is time that the federal government
-houlG INSTRUCT United States military
AID naval officials TO mind tueif ~
business snd interfere less with the busi-
ness Of Mexico.
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The inflated self.importance Of some
Of the New York journals is ludierous.
The following paragraph from the New
York Herald is a fair sample. Note the
closing sentence "Let as have g ran
som, BY all means soa cannot dford TO
educate a royal flibustern II is as rich
as the Tfibathe's h~ectoring the President,
and staggering about what Congress
will do, if he dares to act in accordance
with the Attorney Generals opinion:
By the cable dispatches it is rumored
in Para that Juarez has exscted an
enormous ransom for Macmillan. We
it l. 50; for Mexico will require if
teen or twenty million dollars 20 pay or
the original English, French and Span
ish debts. The amount demanded would
leave them a small surplus with which
10 start the machinery OF the republican
government, and pay g small pro-
of the damages effected by
the wholesale pillage of the country by
Marshal Bazaine, the French, and the
ex emperor. Let US have q ransom, by
al means We cannot afford to educate
a royal dlibuster unless his family will
pay for his schooling after ne graduates.
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triets. as well as DISTINGUISHING all men.
WIN fought or legislsted or laboured for
( or sympathized with the South,-J ~ey
can eomuioada mgjorfg Of three Joartas
III each House OF the Baep over the
P~residenes veto. We hope they may.
The sooner the whole game is played
ont. de better. They may even depose
de President by 3 revolutionary ses7of
mere power. They cannot iD1peaoh him
sr he House Committed has determined
fbst there are not sufficient grounds for
that.
But. so long rs he is President, and
srcKLEs and SHERIDAN are officers Of
The army holding Military commands,
the Commander in-Chief of the army
cannot be deprived Of his constitutional
power over his subslterns. To DO that,
Congress is powerless.
The President hsg submitted to indig-
mites enough at the hands Of Congress,
and the part that lac is playing under its
edicis is humiliating enough. He will
certainly not submit to be bearded and
defed by his subalterns. He ought to
teach them that he is as vet thsir Su-
perior, aud that they must obey his
orders aud not criticise them. II An
DREW JACKSON were living and Presi.
dent be would know how 70 aet-and IL
ANDREW JOHNSON were to relieve both
SHERIDAN and SICKLRs, and order one
on a campaign against the Indians, and
the other to Utah, their estimate Of their
own Importance would probably 6esome-
what diminished. During Mr.. BUCHAN-
ANS administration, we remember, Con-
gress made an appropriation for condnu-
ing the work on the Capitol or Wash
ipgton Aqueduct (which, we do not re-
member, and attached to it a condition
that the money should only be expended
in case Captain MONTGOMERY c. MEIGs
were continued as architect of the work.
But Mr.. BUCHANAN contemptuOussy dis
regarded this unconstitutional attempt
to interfere with his powers over officers
Of the army, and defeated Captain
METos' little plan, by ordering him on
other service and the work went on,
and the money was expended An
DREW JOHNSON ought TO have st least
as much nerve Does he not know that
TO submit to one encToschment and one
insult ia to invite another ? If ne would.
but show his teeth a little, SHERIDAN
would perhaps "regret TO differ with the
Presidentn more than he now does.
The experiment is worth trying, at any
rate.
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Everything is, so it seems, already set
tied, aud the parliament onlysummOnsd
IN order to e%nregisteF the Jd6 dccompH.
], however, recognize il this Jda GccoDl-
III the death Of the nation, aud because
Irecognize this I feel it 70 be my duty to
break my silence. not ia cortendon, but
in the name Of God, Of the fatberland,
and 81 pOsterity. to appeal p~sssionstely
70 tbeel Look around thee With q lofty,
staia9manlike glance, ahd sleigh the
eiel consequences to saseh thoa