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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
APhHsiOIOgical View of Marriage.
THE oHEApIsr hook EVER PrBLIsHED.

Containing nearly three hvndred pages and $50 fne
plates and engrRvings Of the Anatomy OF the human
Organs in state Of Health aud Disease, with q
treatise Early Errors,ts Deplorabe Conssqueuces
upon the Mind and body, with the Authors Plan Of
Cure, shown by the report Of casss treated. A
truthful adviser TO the married and those conpemlat.
ing marIisg~ who entertain doubts of their physical
condition Sent free of postage to any address, on
receipt Of 25 cents iu stamps postal currency, by
addressing Or. La Croix, No 81 Maiden Lane, n
bany, N. Y. The au thor may be consulted upon any
Of the diseases upon which his book treats, eithsr
personally or By mail Medicines sent to any part Of
the world.
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which were aggravated By the scrofulous eonamina-
ton until they painfully sfiisting, have been
radically cured in such great plumbers in almost
every section of the country that the pablo scarcely
need to be informed Of its virtues or uses.
fSc-ofafous poison il one OF the most destructive
enemies Of our race Often, this unseen and unfelt
tenant Of the organism sdsTmiDes the constitutions
aud invite the attack of eBfsetlinz fatal diseases,
without exciting suspicion Of its presence. Again,
seems 70 breed infection throughout the body and
then, on some favorable occasion, rapidly develop
to enc or other Of its hdeous FORMS either tbs
surface or among the Yitsla In the latter tubercles
M be suddenly deposited in the lungs heart,
tunors formed in the liver, or Il shows is preeenes
of efuptions on The skin, or foul uleerEtions on
some parts Of the body, Hence the occasional
Of bottle of this Sartapkria is advisable, when
no active symytoms Of the disease sppear- PerscBs
cted with rhs following complaints generally find
iumediate relief and, at length, cure, By the Of
This Sarsaparlls: St. Anthonys Fire, Rose or Ery-
sfpeIss letter; Salt R. cum, Seald Head, Rngworm,
Sore Eyes Sore Ears, and other eruptons or visible
forms Of Scrofu lous disease. Also IN the Heart Dis
ease, Fits Epiiepsy, Neuralgia, and the vaTieus
Ulcsrous affections of-ths muscular and nervous
systems.
Z isvphilis or venereal and Nsrcurial Diseases are
ca1sd BY 1t though long time is repaired for subdu
ing thfse obstinate maladies by any medicine. But
long continued use or this medicine will the
complaint Let corI hoes or dites, Uterine Ulcer
atoms, and Female Disestes. are commonly soon
eyed and ultimately cured by its purifying and in
vIgoratirg effect. Minute Directions for esch Gaze
are four in our Almanae, EuPpled gratis. Rheums-
tsm and Gout, when caused oJ aecumufAtioDs OF eX-
trsneous matters the blood eld quickly to it. a.
also Liver Complaints, TOrpdty, Congestion or In
faIuatiun II the Liver and Jauhdice, when arising
as they cftep do, from tie ranking poisons in ths
lood. This Sarsspsrilla IL great restoTer for the
strength and vigor. OF the syBten. Those who are
J EDguid an Listess, Despondent, Sleepless, and
troubled with Nervous Apprehsssi0ns or Fesrs, OF
sby Of the sffeetions syDptonate Of Weakness will
End immediate relief and convincing evidence Of tI
restorative power upon trial.
, . ggsts sG PREPARED BY
/; 8dl DR.J. C. AVER b CO., Lowell, Mass.
, - Practical and Analytical Chemists.
& FOB SALE BY
i g. Buckiand & Son; E. Dillon Son, and G. r.
HcCulloch, Fremont, o., and by all druggists and
dealers in medicine everywhere. 36y1sw
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A Morin Tale Wdrra'sted purely 1'e-
gitoble, and none genuine ontess sign
edby the PROPRIETOR. .pfg 10,
by Petroleum V. Nasby, p. NJ, (Which is
Postmaster.)
CHAP. |.
1t wuzin Moo York city, that gay
metropolis, the sect Nv luxury and re-
finement, and the home NV John Nor.
risey and the black Crook.
Thither he'd | come. after o how
many days NV tiresome walkin ez the
rear guard NV drove NV the cattle NV
thousand hills NV western Pennsyl-
vany. wuz in Moo York, and on Brod-
way wuka site! The rumblin, jumblin,
mass NV wagons and stages and coach
es! the sidewalks filed with a hurryin
mass, the rich, the poor, the high, the
low, the proud, the humble, the aged,
the youthful! eri 1ea
gazed into the wjnder NV drug
store. Fatal gael Unfortuit look.
That look he'd an inAooence onto my
fucher life.
Wst did see
A card. .,aaa. s .cH
Thus it red: "Barrett's Hair Restor-
alive! J" with picter Nv man with
thin, gray lox afore usin it, and the
ssme man with heavy hair ez black cez
Poe's stately raven Nv the days Nv yore,
after yoosiH it.'rf sa9shoisk5 sr's1o
Only this and onthin more. 81. % @o
1t wus enutf. Ny hair wuz gray. 1
bought bottle and applied it ez by
directions on the wrapper.
87' a'-'a CHAR. II.
: Home agiu home agin! from a fur
rim shore, | WIZ on the threshold NV
my hcmestid, which WIZ a home to me,
humble though it wuz. Looizer Jane,
the wife, Nv my buzzum Nuz at the gate
a gosspin with her nabor ez wuz her
wont.
'Looizer Janep shreebtaLo aseya2
Sir" sed she in a surprised tone.
"fIs," hist ], sis this the taeatment
5 fond husband receevee on his return to
the buzzum Nv his family'
Husband. 700! is't possible!
Where is them gray loxl Hast grown
young agin, ez when in manhood's
prime thou woodst and won mel 1t
cannot be,-and yit,-tbat breath. 1t
is it is" and she swoondid al my feet.
The children | he'd more trouble with,
hut they finally acknowledged me. The
nose wuz the feeclrer they took hold
sur; that was unchanged.
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REGUL a ITO n S

Ist Evidence of good moral character will be re-
q uired OF all candidates. Ha 80
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printed questions and written answers required
Sd. Candidates averaging 96 per cent Of correct
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Those failing 70 average IS isr cent. Of correct
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5th. No candidate, Aitsf EFfoEd faisurf. will be
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Eaeh candidate is required BY law to pay Ely
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stamped envelope with the clerk ofths board. Sta
tionary will be furnished by the board.
+ n. CHM
JB. LOYELAND Examiners.
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From snd after Aug. 25th, ls6I, Trains will leave
70 connection with all western lines, ssfollovt;
FROM DUNKIRk AND DSALAIIANCA-
RyNev Yorkti from Union DePotE;
7,3O 4. H. EzErsss Mail, from Dunkirk, Daily
(exespt sSundays). stoPs at Salamanca 10 90
s4 NJ sia connects AZ Hornellsvillei and
rifh thsC Corning 500 NJ. Express Mail from
HuasIo EHd srrivesin New York st 100 A. N.
2.35 IN. Lightpiag Express, from Salamanca
(Saudsys exceptsd9 Stopstst rs prns lisvtllei
5.25 .. M, Supper1 inferbectirg> pith the
go p. u,strsiRfrom BHGAlo, and arrives in
New Yorkxt roo =. N.
At5P M Nep York Rickt ELPress, from Dunkirk
nsily (excsptsundsyst stopsat salamanca
s55 D. n: .plsan 1.Sb P. m. Supper I; Turn
er's 956 a. me eBAEt sndArrivesi In NsW York
Al l2SO 7. NJ, e0luectiDg with Afternoon
Trsips'aud Steamers for Boston and New Eng
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a50Pg CINCINNATI Express. from Dunkirk, fsnn-
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m aud connects at HOrnrlsvilie with the y 70
p m. Train from Bu1do, arriving in New
York SIS p M.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-11-01
THE INDIAN LINIMENT.

As relief ready; killer Of pain, taken in
wardly, outwardly applied, has no equal. For the
rel fand cure Of Rheumatic and Neuralgia Affections
Sprains Bruises &c 1T is unequRled 1t is also mos;
tficaei0us, taken nEsrdly, IN the cure OF Cholera,
Cramps and Pains in the Stomach, Diarrhoea, Dys-
eutery Cholera Morbus, Cholera Infantum, 6,., and
is without exception tbs most wonderful Panaeea
the world affords. Nc family should be without IL
ETery Traveller by land or ssa should have bottle
Miners and FsIasers residing at 3 distanee from
physicians should keep it constantly on hand. In
case of ecicentS, and sudden attacks of Stomach
Complaints, its value cannot be estimated. Inquire
for gsjor LareE Indian Lin inent, and take no
other Price 50 cts. per bottle. For sale at whole
sale and reiaiIhy Delnzs Barnes Co, q Park Row
New York; Gale Robinson. 1856 Greenwich st., n.
Y;F.. G. Wells, ls2 Fulton st, N Z; ; Chss Critten-
den, IS 9th Avenue, " Y, aud BY respectable drug
gists Throughout the world. None genuine unless
signt by John Thomas Lane, and counteysigned BY
It. Lsre X Co., proPrietors, 1853 Broadway n Y.
Send for Circular.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this excellent
enjoys, is derived from its
cures, many Of shich are truly mar
velous. lnveterzte csees of ScTof-
ulors disease, where the system
seemed saturated with corruption
have been pur, r,6ed and cured b. 1t
EE, ctions and disorders
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THE CELEBRATED
ESTEY COTTAGE ORGANS

T.. E.tey x Co., Bra.ueboro, VI, the original In-
rentofs ard Manufacturers Comtiaing more per-
ieciions thsn AMI other IN the world. Rare taken
the III prtrnisms at all The principal Fairs IN thF
eon1tIF, q. 10: '- -
80. Washington ST Boston, AZ BssoIas st., &.
~ IS No. 7th e, PkiI2 il5 E-ndolf ss Chicago
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nAInrs FOR FARMERS.
The Richest Man in the World.

EXTRACT OF A LITTER FROM BARON SOLOMON ROTH
CHILD.
PARIS, Sth April, 1854, 25 Rue Fauby, st. BOnore.
Will you be kind enough to have forwarded to me
here zoo bottles Of your Indian Lininent; ifyou will
send at the same time the account, l will forward
you the amount through Aessrs Belmont Co.,
New York.
Baron Solomon Rothchi, u having recommended to
many of his friends Major Lanes LINlMENT, and
they being desrous to procure it, he should advise
him to establish depot in Paris.
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t40u E,UPFALO-By New York lime from
Depot Cor. Exchange and Nishigan Streets
S.45 An. ken Y0rk kQsg E5PTe,s, tSGndAys e1
ceptedJ. Stops a horneisyl.e Is, "I n;nai :; M
turner's 7.55 p. m. lSupFer:l and arrives IN
Ee9 York at 1880 II. Oonaeets at Great
Dend With the Delaxare, LackAwanna and
western Rsilroadfor Philadelphia, Baltimore,
and Washington.
500 T. NJ. Express Mail. via Avon and Hornels-
vile Daily, except Sundays}. Arrives in New
Ynrk A. "a. A. II. Connects at ElmirS with
Northern -Centrsl Railway for harris sonrghl
,tPhilsdelphis, Baltimore, Washington and
points Sorth. fs.r,
a-ao p NJ Liykfniag E1ersss, Sundays excepted,
stops st Aernelsyille 5.ZS ?. N. tsuppst.
and srrives in Mex York 90 A. N Connects
81 e. ssr-sy Sss Jtrssy 2 RairoaG fef Biitimors and
Washington, and at New \ oTk Eiih 6ornipg
Express Train for Boston and Ns~ England
--Citiss,-----
o,o NJ Ger York Night ErPress, Daity. stops
q. Portare % D. IN. supper lnterseclngSt
9orneIIeyiIle wIth the 4.l5 7. 4, train from
1uaLirk, and arrives in New ork at lz.SO n
I1.ao p NJ EsinmH' sas9rs, 60 p.
3Bfft); FatBeFs IloP m Dine1 and !; arrive. rive.
~ Eitb Nor .hern Central Railway for Harris
,a faiisdeIphis, Baltimore, Washington,
a6s;.ei-ts South at Crest Bend with Della
ware, L.ackaTsn.DSS - YeTS TeTd ritS Afternoon
sc.ins and steamers for Boston and Ne"
Ser England cities
o.,- o,e Train East Sunday. leaTing b1na-
,.eS,oP - and reaching Hsz York at l2-oVf- A
ao.,or and New England Passengers, With their
er..s sretrausferred free Of char ge in New Yofk-
rpTo pleasure travellers tue line OF the Erle
e.S.v rrasorts many objects 81 in,eLesl, P@sslng
s,.o,,at tbs hesutifui valleys Of the Chemung, Sus-
nsbsnnak, Delaware and Rnmapo rivers, Hn ever
shsugiug pauSrEma Of naiures peausief eonf"nus
attention. = - - - - "a = AZ
-ur-Rrsr .SENriLAIEp AEp NosT LuxuRIors
SIEEPING COACH-E :
rx IN THE n oRED III
so,ofarsns sslDight trains0n this rsbEsS;a -
n,r-sre checked through, and fare slvAy ~. loE
a. hy any other Rones- "
- ;.L 81, T,ekefs pia Erie Rat!ray, ,wh ioh can
h.,,,ised II all Offices in the West
and Sssihrysst, 1u..xtt 80
HI. HIDDLEy e. s..astSS.s n s.s2,t. :
- 9eulSuPt. 1ehih MES Ass4E
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hPaic6i IseicipeS
} sa,,vr !E"H
GREaT NEW ENGLAK
WHITE PINE ooMPoUt...
THE WHITE PINE COMPOUND

Cures sore throat.c coughs, dTptSeria, brt n
ehitis, splitting Of blood, and pulmonary affections
generally Iii remarkable remedy fOI kidney COM
pRints disbsies dcu lfy Of Yoiding ariDe bleeding
from he kidney and bladder, gravel and other
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All trains run directly through TO New YoJk, 46o
miles, Without change of Coactes.
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The Fremont Pf,n llt Journal,
SHOPPING,

r
She stood beside the cQunter,-
The day he'll neer forget,
She thought the nuslins dearer
Than any she'd seen yet fH
We watched her playful fingers
The silks and satins toss
The clerks looked quite uneasy,
And nodded at the boss. ..
"Show me some velvet ribbon,
Barege and satin turk"
She said, Il waut to purchasel
Then gave the goods Jerk
The clerk was ell OBEDIENCE
He travelled Ton his shape; :" 1
At length, with hesitation, 1-f
She bought yard of tape.
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THE WHITE PINE COmPOUND.

? GEORGE v. SWEET, N. D., Proprietor
Prepared at the New England Botanical Depot. IOs
HaroIFr Street, Boston, under the supervision Of
Rev J. W. Poland.
q, Strong SArpstrong, Cleveland, Ohio, and Benton
Myers, Garfield, 0hin, Wholesale Agents.
For sale by all Druggists IN Fremont.
March is, 1867 (hd col Y15 NIL yI-sp new
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Singer & Howe Machines

including the heavy Singer manufacturing machine
for Shoemskers and Tsilors. shall be happy to ac-
cowDiodatr any one in want of machine, to aay Of
the above styles. which can conddentally recon-
mend as the best in the market.
,...--.,-t J.L. JACKSON,
WAEREx's OLD STAND ST. CLAI rs BLOCK.
FREMONT, OHIO.
June rs, lso7.-2oJ1.
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Always on haod or MADE IN order st short notice
Tk5y also are Agents for Eikk,s Patent Metal
itc Burial Casc, .hieh Il mate of impeTshahl
11sfeFisis with besutifal 6nish. st
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
TmADnEUs srnvRNs DELAWARE.

THADDEUs STEVENS IN DELAWARE.
The friends aud admirers of the great
American Statesman and advocate of Uni
versa Liberty-THApDEus STEVENS, will
learn with pleasure that the agent ior the
sale of the best likeness extant of Mr.. Ste
vens, is now in this city, ready to take sub
scriptions for copies of the picture. The
portrait Is somewhat of match picture TO
Marshall's Lincoln, but is in its general ex-
ecution far superior TO that celebrated work
OF art. II combines in its artistic scope the
advantages OF line, siipple and me2zotint
beauty, and throws the features of the noble
advocate of human rights and human liber-
ty prominently before the eye in bold and
striking accuracy. This portrait has been
gotten up at great expensc-the engraving
alone, by Sartain of Philadelphia, costing
about $4,000. 1t is sold only By subscription
and may now be had of the agent for Della
ware, at No. 512 East Seventh street, in this
city. No friend OF Republican Liberty
should be without copy of this beautiful
likeness of as great and noble statesman
as ever trod the halls Of legislation in this
or any other country. The Philadelphia
E'ress in describing the picture, says -
"This picture, which, under the high au-
thority OF Mr.. Stevens himself, is pronounc-
ed the best likeness OF the man ever obtain
ed, is brought out in an unusually handsome
and attractive style. The engraving itself,
Of an uncommonly large size, is set in an
oval, surrounded by spandrel enriched
with intricate ornamentatiOn, the inner mem'
ber OF which next TO the portrait forms an
oak wreath. The engraving is on STEEL in
the mixed styles of line, stipple, and mezzo
| tint. The spandrel is rather dark, evidently
for the purpose OF bringing out aud impart
ing luminous appearance TO the light oil
the face. Those who have known Mr. Ste
vens intimately and in his off-duty moments
will at once recognize the power and eX
preston of this portrait. 1t represents thu
man. The set of the jaws, the pose of til,
head, the searching judicial cast of the eye
as if weighing in the balance what it rest
on, are all faithfully and powerfully repro
ducedn
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-08-13
cRlmEs AVN uAsuALrrEs.

man named Wood, keeper of Navy
Yard boarding house, ct Memphis, Tenn,
while attempting o shoot one Haugh on
Wednesday .ield, hot his wife through
the head. He was arrested and is now in
jail.
On Thursday night IA party of Indians
threw train off the truck at Plain Creek
station, Kansas. The engineer, fireman and
brakeman Were killed by the shock, and
seven other persons were sCalped afterwards.
pair of horses backed off precpice al
81, Anthony's Falls the other day, making
clean tall ofeighty feet. They arose, shook
off the gravel, and resumed their days work
as II nothing Ind happened; at least that is
the story.
water spout recently burst at Gandal
yara, Mexico, destroying large number of
lives and an imalense amount of property.
The storm of the I'd instant seems to have
been disastrous on the ocean. Captain Quin,
OF the bark Oakhdge, from Philadelphia ior
Boston, has arrived at New York, having
been taken from raft His vessel founder
ed, and he is the only one saved out of crew
ol nine, the rest all having persisted Other
disasters are also reported by late arrivals
at Fort Monroe
A small boiler at the foundry of Martin,
Pollock Il Co., manufacturers of hydraulic
pipe, on Ninth street below wharton, Phila-
delphia exploded on Friday afternoon about
4 o'clock. Jacob Gibson was killed; NJ.
Mcknight and John A. Pollock were badly
injured. All three men were members Ol
the firm. The establishment was pretty
well wrecked, and an adjoining house, oc.
cupied by Hezekiah Lewis, butcher, was
badly shattered.
Several machine shops turning works and
r d. Hills Theatre, at Bangor Me-, were
destroyed by fire on Friday morning Losi
about $35, 200; no insurance.
The steamer Gem burst her boiler head
in tho Illinois river near Naples on Tuesday
Two men were killed, and two were severel,
injured.
The heavy rains Of Thursday caused con
siderable damage to property IN Manayunk
Germantown and West Philadelphia.
Henry j. Murray, clerk in the post -otiic'
at Boston, has been held to bail for stealing
money from letters,
A Washington dispatch TO the New York
Times, states that a conspiracy to rescue
John H. Surrstt has been discovered. and
that the supposed ringleader has been ar
rested
The cable brings us tidings OF frightiul
ruiboad calamity in Ireland. AT Brayhead
Wicklow, AN express train of eight cars ran
of the track and plunged into the sea- and
thirty passengers were killed outright.
Samuel Marvin, a well known citizen of
Lanea ter Pa, and assistant assessor OF in
tcrnal revenue in that district, died a few
evenings slnce, from the effects of chill re-
ceiNed while bathing