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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03
LOCAL NOTICES..

Dearest Charlie-The follow ing note
was picked up in the street on Wednesday.
DEAREST CHARLIE--I am in despair
Rally 1 had no thought of offer,iing you.
The young gentleman with whom you saw
me at the play was cousin from the coun-
try. 1 send you as a,birthday present a
beautiful coat and lovely pair of pants
which bought at MUNks clothing store.
How proud shall be to see you wear them.
Call and see me very soon.
Your affectionate
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Tbe old Stand Is. auckland, q SONS

The old Stand b. 6uckland. d Sons
Drug Store old a7d Of s. BUCK
LAND d SoN has been taking on new dress
this week in the shape of new paint, new
signsand thorough inside renovation which
makes it look 70 bright and CHEEKY that even
its old friends-and they are legion-would
scarcely know it, and the signs of enterprise
do not end here. The proprietors have been
making large additions to their stock, this
spring with view to the better accomoda-
tious of customers. In the line of Paints,
for example, they have fine stock and are
doing large trade. They keep the very
best brands and sell at low prices. They
have an excellent article of white lead with
their own trade mark, ground and put up
especially for them 1t is strictly pure and
the painters who have used it speak well of
it. Those who are buying paints this spring
will do well to try it.
Their Wall Paper Department has been
restocked this spring, and contains very
handsome patterns of all grades and prices.
In this line they cannot fail TO suit customers.
Their stock of Drugs and Medicines, Patent
aud Proprietary Medicines is always good
as everv body knows, and will be fully kept
up the coming season. The best Perfumer-
les, Fancy and Toilet soaps, Ladies Baskets,
Toys. and miscellaneous articles, will be
found in great variety and abundance.
We-must not fail to mention their excellent
stock of school books. miscellaneous books,
stationery and blank books, which is always
well kept up. Our readers who favor the
BuoKLANDs with their patronage will get
their goods at reasonable prices, will always
be fairly dealt with, and may feel sure that
what they buy is what il is represented to be.
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Marriaaes.

April 2sth 1867, by the Rev Fl. Lang,
Mr.. JOHN HETaIoH and Miss. BARE ARA
GAHU, both of Rice TIP.
At the residence Of Mr.. Chaplin in Clyde
March 25th by the Rev. J. 8, Broadwll Mr..
G. B. JOSEPH and Miss MATE CLEVELAND.
At the residence of Mr.. Keefer in Green
Greek March 29 bv the same Mr.. E. W..
SMITH aud Miss EMMA SMITH.
At the parsonage in Clyde by the same
April 29th Mr. B. o. LESLIE and Miss MAG
GLE Ames.
April % at the Methodist Parsonage by
the Rev. j. Wykes Mr.. FRANK FLUMMERFELT
to Miss LUCY WICK ERT both of Ballville.
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The New Dry Goods Stored. O.
Smith & Co.-Major SMITH, late of the firm
of Herman Smith d Wilson, returned from
New York yesterday. He has bought a
splendid stock of New Goods at exceed
ingly low prices and will open store in
the vacant rooms in Fabing & Helms New
Block early next week. His stock consists
Of complete general assortment of Dry Goods
staple and fancy, and will be especially full
in ladies dress goods and trimmings, DC &c.
The new company will appear in our adver-
Using columns next week and meantime let
every body call and see what can be found
at the new store.
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Musical Institute Those of our lovers
of music who want more thorough music
al training than can be had in the ordinary
way will please take notice of the card of Mr..
John Zundel in another column. The West
ern Musical Institute will give the best pos
sible advantages for voice culture and the
study of harmony, thorough Bass and COM
position. Private lessons will be given in
voice culture, on the organ or piano. Mr.
ZUNDEL has had large experience as 9
teacher and for ID years was leader and or
ganist in Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. Es-
pecial attention will be given to those who
wish to prepare themselves for teaching
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Commercial Matters.
Fremont Market.
JOURNAL OFFICE, FRsM ONT, o., f,

JOURNAL OFFICE, FREM ONT, OIL
Thurs lay, April Is. 1851.
Whent-No. ], 81 60; No.2, 81 80; No. 8, 81
Flourish 50@sIs so bbl.
COrn-S5c Tbushsl for shelled 75c bushsl
n the ear.
Rye-75@SOc. bushel.
Outs-54.. bushsl.
Buekwheut (grain)-T6c. ? bushel.
Flax seed=s2 90 ? busheI.-
Timothy Seea-s2 t0@2 So ? OusheL
Glover Seed-$7 OO@1 IS , blshel.
Dressed HOgs-$7 5c@f7 rs cwt.
Lard-IO'. ID BY the keg; 121sc. Tfb at retail.
Smoked Meats-Hams, l21fcts. ' ID; Shoul-
ders, 10c. , ID ; Dried Beef zoe. ID.
PouItry-Turkies, 81 90, 81 5O9s2 90 apiece
Chickens l2@l5c. apiece, live dressed S@lOc ID.
Butser-2O@25s. ID
EEgs-l5@I7i dczsn
Chease-I5@21e. ID.
POtatoes-6t@7Oc. , bushel
OniOns-4O@5Oc = Dushsl.
Green AppIes-5O@75o. ? bushel.
Dried APpIes-Si. p ID.
BeeswaX-25c. ' ID.
WoOI-a5@55c ? 10.
Salt-Fine, sack, 25c ? bbl., 81 60 Coarse,
bbl-, 50
FueI-WOOd, y cord, So OO@s4 90; Coal $40 ,
Tun delivered.
COffee-Rio, 2s@27c. ? ib; Java, 4O@i5c. ' IL
Tea-s5@sl 60 ? ib.
Sugar-eommon, by the barrel, ? b., 10, l21I
@I4c; White, 15@16c. 70.
Rice-11c. ? ID.
MaekereI-S9 90 q $40 Oe ? u bbl.: 81 SO y
Kit.
Fremont Lime-2Oc bush
Hay-S6 co q 50 90 TTun.
Maple Sugar-l2K@l5s
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A Philadelphia special says: The real
estate market is generally excited. All de-
scriptiOn Of property is being pushed up for
sale in view of the expected financial crash
in the fall. All sorts of property bring good
prices, but a decline has SET in, and it will be
hard to check 1t. Rents are reduced some
what for small houses.
A dispatch from Nebraska states that a
mail party from Fort Phil KearDey to Fort
Laramie, in charge of Mr.. Van Valley, q
government scout, with an escort of SER
geant and twelve men of the ID U. 8. Cav
airy were killed, scalped and mutilated by
Indians eighteen miles from Fort Reno. Not
a man ESCAPED the massacre. Es
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CURcULIo.-A Williamsport (PenD.) pa
per has the following relative TO cure for
the curculio in plums: "Mr. EvendeD, the
well known gardener Of this city, says the
following has been rested and found to b. a
sure preventive of the attack Of the cur
culio on plum trees. II is simple and easily
tried: Take quantity of corn cobs, wind a
wire around them, terminating in hook at
the end of the cobs; then dip them into gas
tar until they are well saturatled. Hang q
dozen or more on tree, and no curculio will
disturb the tree. Try it"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

Something New.-Giumaugh's Patent
Marble Restorative.-All marble exposed to
the weather is liable TO turn black, gather
moss, &c. By use of this new preparation
all dirt and spots will be removed, and the
tomb stones will be as good as new. Mr.. g,
E. Barber is cleaning up old tomb stones in
Saudusky and Ottawa counties. Now is the
time to improve your cemeteries. There is
no better excuse nOlo for letting your friends
tomb stones remain dark and unsightly than
your house. Apply to g. E Barber, Fre-
mont, O., or leave orders at Cross Jewelry,
and Music Store. - IL W 2.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
sCHENCx,s sEawEED ToNIC.


This medicine, inventsd BY Dr. J. q. SCHRSCK, Of
Philadelphia is intended to dissolve the food and
make itintO chyme the rst process o. digestion. BJ
cleansing the stomach with Scheneks Mandrake Pills.
the Tonic restores the appetite, and food that
could not be eaten before ng il will be easily di-
gsstsd. '-ts-is n
Consumption cannot be cured BY schenck's Pull
monic Syrup unless the stomach aud liver is made
healthy and the appetite restored, hence tbs Tome
and Pills are required in nearly every case Of con
sumption half dozen bottles OF the Seswesd Tonic
and three or four boxes of the Mandrake Pills win
cure any ordinary case Of dyspepsia.
DR.. scHENoK makes pro sssional visits in New
York, Boston, and at his principal Cice in Phisdsl
pSia every week. See daily papers of each place, or
his pamphlet on consumption for his days for vista
ton.
Please ask for, DIR. schen'k's Mandrake Pills." and
observe that the two hkenesses Of the Doctor are
the are on the sovornmsnt ssAmp-one when In the
last stage of Consumption, and the other in his pres
ent health.
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WHAT INDUSTRY WILL Du.-UndeF this
head the Waco (Texas) Register has the
following, which boys and young men in the
country should read and heed:-Last year .
Young man living near this place, 1Alber,
Sears, rented piece of good land, hired one
good old freedman, and with his own hands
went to work to cultivate the soil. q.
worked manfully and well. Aud now fT
the fruits of his industryj-He has gathered
gallons Of nolnsses from sorghum. he also
has some pork 10 spare. He has sold sixteen
hundred bushels OF corn for 81 200 in gold,
obtained $500 for his molasses, and his cation
is good for 81 800 more-nsking in all 50,
300. he was at some trifling extra expense
during cotton picking time"
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The Ballville Factory. @. DEAN is
now prepared to do Cardiug and Spinning
wool for families at reasonable prices at his
Factory at Ballville all wools should be
thoroughly cleansed before they are brought
to the Factory.
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PoErIcALLY ISsPIRED.-An enthusiastic
gentleman recently married, has perpetrated
the following;
There is not in this world happier life
Than to sit by the stove and tickle your
wife; #Et.fs
Taste the sweet of her lips in moment
of g!ee.
And twist the cats tail as she jumps on
your knee.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

Leather and Findings.-The SMITH
BRorHERs have complete stock of LEATH-
ER AND FINDINGS which they are selling very
low. By special arrangement with heavy
leather firm they are enabled TO sell at
slight advance from manufacturers prices and
lower than can be found elsewhere in the
market
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Fire.-The fires, this spring in this
county have been mostly confined to farm
er's houses and barns which stand IN an
isolated position. But there is need of es-
pecial care in town, where every building
is more or less exposed by others which
stand close by, and when an extensive fire
involves the loss of great amount of prop
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Ifyou may wish an easy shave,
As good as barber ever gave,
Just call at my Shaving Saloon,
At morn. at eve, or busy noon.
1 cut and dress the hair with grace,
To suit the contour of the face.
My room is neat and towels clean.
Scissors sharp and Razors keen,
And every thing l think you'll find,
To suit the place and please the mind
All my art and skill can do,
If you II just call I'll do for you.
NJ. BRocKwAY.
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THE LATEST ARRIVAL G. A. Deal
has lust received an entire stock NEw
GooDs in the Millinery Line, embracing
everything neat and pretty in straw goods,
the latest style of bonnets, hats, children's s
hats, French and American plumes, and
handsome trimmings of all kinds. She has
some very neat styles of spring bonnets
which she would be glad to show to her old
and new customers. The good quality Of
work sent out by Mrs. DEAL's shop is well
known and she has bought her goods al
such rates that she cannot be undersold.
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Manufactures.
The Wagon and Carriage MRnuinetOry
nf r.. p. NInOFe.

Another branch of manufacturing fol which
every facility is close at hand, and which can
be carried on with peculiar advantages here
in Fremont, is WAGON AND CARRIAGE MAKING.
The best of timber and lumber for the pur-
pose can be had cheap, and the advantages
of the low pr ces of labor and the facilities
for shipment, when the home market is over
stocked, are of the greatest Importance. Mr..
]. P. MOORE has been engaged in this branch
of manufacturing for more than sixteen years,
and has constantly kept enlarging the ca
pacity of his establishment for work and bis
facilities for doing first class work, until he
has CARRIAGE Factory which will do the
firest work, gives employ ment to Ii hands
and turns out yearly about 100 wagons and
carriages. Mr.. MOORE has always taken
great care in the selection of timber and
lumber, using only the best and that only
when properly seasoned, and wagons and
and carriages of his make have, as a conse-
quence an excellent reputation wherever
they have been used. He employs only
good workmen and then gives his personal
attention to the business, and allows no poor
work to be sent out from the shop.
His stock of wagons and carriages is larger
this spring than ever before, and his show
rooms are all full. 1t includes several
double wagons, double carriages, single top
buggies, and open buggies. In the line ol
fine carriages, both open and top, there is
good variety, all built in the latest styles.
In top buggies, Mr.. MOORE uses Grants
Patent Top adjuster, which fasteus the TOP
in its place securely, and yet is SO arranged
that by moving lever the top may be
entirely removed, leaving a neat open car
riage. This is the best contrivance for the
purpose we have ever seen and must super
cede all others. Besides the manufacture o.
wagons and carriages, repairing is also done
at these shops at short notice and all kinds
ofcarriage painting and trimming. The pres.
eat size of his building being too limited fol
his growing business, Mr.. MOORE proposes
to build an addition fronting on Water Street
and will then enlarge his show room to
double its present size.
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Farm for Sale.

I1HE undersiened offers for sale his fArInr situated
L IN Ballvinc township. ssndusky county, Ohio,
four miles southwest Of Fremont on the Sandusky
liver oontainiug 90 acres of land more or less, over
81 ares upder good state Of cultivation, 10 OF 1t
river bottom and the balance tinbsr, situated on
GOOD roads. comfortable house, frame barn, buggy
house, good cellar under the house. 1000 house Ane
cstern an orchard Of 20 large bearing apple treas Of
choice fruit; also pear. peach, plum: cherry, aud
other summer fruit. Also house we'll situated foI
mafiuq syrup. For further information enquire of
the subscriber on the premises -. ,,,,nr
nSn6el JAMES hAsif.
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The LATEST STYLE.--The latest style of
wedding invitations are described as fol-
lows: Instead of single pair of wedding
cards, as iormerly, the envelope now con-
aims one card, with the names of the father
and mother of the bride, and with those of
the parents of the bridegroom; then the Mr..
and Mrs. card, then the maiden card of The
bride, and The bridegroom; then the invita-
tion on embl blssad note paper for the church,
and finally the card giving invitation to the
receptions.
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erty

Quarterly Meeting The Third Quar-
terly Meeting of the N. L. Church will be
held next Saturday and Sunday, May third
and forth, Elder BRADLEY officiating, COM
mencing at 2 O'Clock, Saturday afternoon.
Love feast Sunday morning at O'Clock.
Sacrament of the Lords supper will be ad-
miustrated Immediately after the morning
service. In the evening special service will
be held for Sabbath Schools singing, ad-
dresses and other religious exercises. A full
house is invited.
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Brevets-Gen. BUoKLAND secured the
following Brevet appointments for officers Of
his district, who particularly distinguished
themselves in the service.
Col. Lewis Zahm, Sd Ohio Cavalery, Bre-
vet Brigadier Gen. U. S. V.
Maj. S. A. J. Snyder 72nd Ohio Vol.
Inft. Brevet 1t. Col. U. s. V.
1t. D. NJ. Harkness, 72nd Ohio Vol. Bre-
vet Captain, U. S. v.
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Splendid Pianos.--E. L. GRoss has just
received some new Pianos that surpass in
finish, compass and tone any that have, ever
been brought to this market. Two OF them
are of HALLEr & DAVIS best made, and one
is small fned toned Piano of Emerson's s
Manufacture. The last is moderate is price
and is beautiful parlor instrument. Gall
and see them.
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Farnn for Sale.

yUyHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale his Farm, sit
rstsd In jackson township, sandutky county, ".
eieht miles southwest Of Fremont, and three miies
northwest Of Winters Station, ON the LAae hrle
Inris-iIls Railroad Il contains about 50 acres OF
land fy 10 sixty of which is under goocs ultyaeon,
ths balance timber; new frame house, uPSsros oi
hundred fruit trees, two wells OF
.fsr. ana ali necessary buildings. all new FOR terms
and other particulars inquire at the Journal once
Sue no-''as 49, u ~ Nh REMSBURG.
v.s % Iae- Qn2 winters Station r. o
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Fire Proof-we just have been shown
a sample of SrovE PIPE that is fire proofand
when putup is firm and permanent and not
liable to fall down. The joints are screwed
together in a neat style and the expense of
this kind of pipe is no greater than that put
to- ether in the cid way. Mr.. ADAMS the
inventor is stopping at the KEssLER HOUSE,
and as soon as his agent arrives will offer for
sale the right of the State. Here is chance
for some of our enterprising Hardware men.
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The Increase of Wages.-yhe City
Council have decided that the wages of the
laborers on the street shall be increased 25
CENTS PER DAY. We see no reason for doing
this while WADswoRTH is selling the best
assortment of Crockery and Glassware at
fifty per cent less than it was ever sold in this
market before. He frames pictures hand
somely for almost nothing, and dosn't
charge any thing for showing his goods.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

Base Ball.-Every effort should be made
early this season to form Base Ball Club.
We have as good material for one as any
other city in Ohio, and why should we neg
lect it as was done last summer, and allow
the Cleveland, Toledo and many other Clubs
to go unwhipped, Taylor, stir the boys up.
Warren d Co., keep regulation Balls and
Willow Bats.
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The New Bonnet.AThe new spring
bonnets are. beginning to appear. Here are
dessriptiors of two styles: The BLACK
Crook" is of French straw, with coropet of
heIiotropc, cape inverted and dangling, With
straw pendants. The "Ooronation" has an
elessted mont as abe hahdesindieatss, and a
wreath extending far ppdn the shoulder with
floating lace Designed 10 be lightly caught
upon the waterfall The BRAY hat is said
tc be by far the most becoming shape among
the round hats, made of English straw and
studded with crystal nails.
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L. Youngman,i st. olair's Block. has 'reg
ceived and is receiying weekly one of the
best selected Stocks of Spring and Summer
Goods, consisting of the latest styles of
Ready Made Clothing, Cassim ers, Cloths
and Linens, also Furnishing Goods, great
variety, all at reduced prices. hssf tt.
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An Indian Relio.-A party Of sports
men who were down the river few days
since discovered a mound which contained
several remarkable Indian relics among
which was pair of mOccasins which had
been preserved, for probably hundreds of
years. The boots and shoes made and sold
at Sherman d Cos store on State Street are
made of Just as good material and out last
ali common work. Try them.
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Dooley Brothers Baking Powder is
said to be the most expensive manufactured
in the United States. But nothing can
touch it in quality. Hotels, Boarding Houses
and private families are regularly supplied
by Warren d Co., agents for this city.
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Farm for Sale.

r OFFER for sale my Farm Of one hundred ana
| sIxty acres-1Oe acres Of cleared land in nigh
state Oh cultivation, the balance In heavy tmoer-
Ivire within thirty rods Of Fort Seneca and within
A-s fcurthF Of mile Of good Griet Mill and Saw
Mil There are on the farm, two good Dwelling
Houses. wash and SuokeHouse. CellEr under the
,hcle. Ooru Cribs Barn with Sheds, two neverfsil-
a.. snr;nos-one forthe House and one for the Earn
-Sprinr House, Orchard Of No l, Grated Fruit
ruck a. Apples Cherries Pears, Ounces ehes &C.
For perticulnrs as to terms ETC.. call on OF aodress
Al Hort Seneca PostofRce, Seneca county. Ohio,
- JACOB PULTZ.
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Fire in Riley Township.-WM SAN
FoRD's log barn on the East Side of the road
was burned to the ground on Friday. Very
little was saved, and good moving machine
and several other agricultural implements
consumed. On Sunday, about noon, another
barn. on the West Side of the road and be-
longing to Mr.. SANFORD was also burned.
Both fires were undoubtedly the work Of an
incendiarY
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Another Fire.-The dwelling house OF
Mr. N B. Tucker, in Rice Township, was
burnt down last Friday forenoon. The fire
caught from the burning out of kitchen
chimney. The loss is estimated at 81 200
on the house, and $500 on the furniture.
No Insurance. e...
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-05-03

Unsurpassed Enterprise.-It has been
a subject of those engaged in business edu-
cation, and indeed among business men,
generally, how and why, the Business Col
leges at Hillsdale, Mich, and oberlin, Ohio,
met with such unerdmpled success. The
truth is-and we commend their example to
our advertisers-the energetic and Justly
popular proprietors of these Institutions do
all they advertise. They don't believe that
"blowing" and deception pay. This ac-
counts for a success unparalleled in the his.
tory Of Business Colleges. IT,
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Fairbanks

eTON HAY SCALE, for sale cheap, just the size
, for farmers. Also, a small Steam Engine, with
Bofler aud fixtures suitable for saving wood making
Sorghum, &c. X. W. B. hoLELbAN.
FTemout March T. Is67-l0mQ.