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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09
MOFFAT'S LIFE PILLS
AND PHENIX BITTERS,
FREMONT, o., THURSDAY, AUG. 8. 1867.

The Most Successful Medicines
in the World.
Established in 1886 by one Of
our most Eminent Physicians,
and now used throughout North
and South America, with more
pleasing results than any other
Medicine In cases Of diseased
Liver, Blood Or Skin, Indiges.
tiOn, COstiveness, Bilious Com.
plants, Rheumatism and Fever
and Ague.
Thousands of certificates are
in our possession, giving detail
ed accounts of perfect CURES
effected by these invaluable
Medicines. They regulate the
System and put all the flnc.
tiOns Of the body in q healthy
condition. 0''is . 'l.'
Sold by all Druggists. White Rowland, Propxi.
etors, Successors to Or. John Motat and DR.. ". q,
Mofat. IS Liberty Street. New York
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Drugs.-The best place to get drugs is at
s. Buckland & Sons. They buy the pure
articles of only reliable dealers and are very.
careful in dealing them out. Our readers
need not fear any accidents from careless
ness if they deal at S. Buckland d Sons.
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Cards.-Before getting your cards printed
in Cleveland or New York call and see what
We are doing In that line. 20
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Younkman.--Ready made clothing can
always be found at Younkman's store op.
pos;te the Postofice. People who come in
to town to buy clothing should not fail to
give him call. 3lw2
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CALEIoF REAL ESTATE BY

- A l. E OF REAL ESTATE BY
~ ORDER OFCoURT.-on the oath day Of August,
at one O'Clock In the afernoon, Ht the door Of
the Court House, in the city of Fremont, county Of
Sandusky, aud State Of Ohio, viii be sold to the
highest bidder, the foloWngr estate as thu pro-
perty Of abigail Entsmingsr, deceased, fo-wit: The
south part Of the south hEf the southeast
of section twenty go township Eve a. range thir-
seen Q2l containing thirty acres Of land, mcre or
less appraised at $500 Also the following piecs or
parcel Of land, towit: Beginning &C the northeast
Of the south half of the northeast quarter Of
section twenty nine CO. township Eve 81 range
thirteen l3) thence Rest eighty (80) rods; thence
sonth twenty ol rods; thence ssst eighty s0) rods
thence north twenty CO. rods to the place Of begin
ming containing ten o) acres Of land, appraised at
$3.50.
Terms OF sALE:-One-third essh in hand, thebsi-
ancs in one and two years, deferred payments to be
est pay able annually. afHaa HHE
DANIEL BAKER
Administrator Of Abigal Bntsmingss, Deed.
By J. L. GREENE 3 Son, his Att,ys. Z aoE9I
July Is, 16e7.-29T4.
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ao.sn, ana New England Passengers, With their
ssggsse. are transferred free cf New York.
Il. rE To pleasure travellers The line Of the Erie
a.Ix.xnreseuts many objects Of interest, passing
~ ths beautiful valleys OF the CAemung, s1s
s.shs1ush. Delaware Aad ksmspo rivers, an ever
ehsarine panorama Of natures besuties commands
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i EGAL NoTICE.-EdNatd ILoua.

EGA1 1NOI1CE.-EdWard Loud
IL ensleger gs. George Frohns and Rachel Frohns,
ct al. In Sandusky Common Pleas- Georgs Frohne
and Rachel Frohne whose place OF residences q IN
known, VIII take notice that the plaintiff on the I0th
day Of July, A. D. 1857, hlsd his petition against
them and others, with the Clerk OF he Court of
Common Pleas Of Ssndusky county, Ohio, alleging
among other things that defsndants on the Gth asT
of Nay, A.D. 1864 inside, executed and delivered %
one John p Eldsrkin their deed Of mortgage, to se-
certain prossory notes Of even date therewith
given by said George Frohne to said John p EIdsr.
kin. the following lands and tener1snts to- vi:
Lots two () three 30 four a. and Eve (5l In Prstt's
addition 70 the town of Hoodyie, county Of eandus-
ky, and State Of Ohio; that plainti tie oEner Of
three Of said notes, for hundred and si-Atr
dollars due May 4th 1867, one for one nadrsd and
eighty dollars dae Nay 4th, 1858, and one sor one
hundred and eighty dollars due May 4th, 1869, an
drawing interest from May 4th, 1866 that said mort
gage deed has become absolufe The prsyer Of ssi o
ttion Il thatsaid be forecosed said land
and tenements sold, and the proceeds arising fror
said sale be applied to the payments of the amou n
due and to become due on said notes and mortra9es
They also notified that they are required To Al
swer said petition By the 2sth day Of August A. D.
1861, or the same viii be taken a. eoafessed
r Aa-Ae J. L. GREENE & SON.
July 10, 1S67.-2sw6. Att'ys for PIsintia,
- - >
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The Second of August.

Base Hall MRfehcs= Fremont ahcad-Dex'
ters heat Fostsfia- Clsrszhan beat Bsclt-
eycs-7Fire Dcpartment-Grend Parade
and Addfesses-The Races az che Driv
Ing Park-Dance I'm the Evening.
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Cooperage.--Barrels at June d Buck
lands.
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.hntsrpriss In Hduostionl.LNo systs,


of education is better adapted TO rouke,
TstrengtHsn and give ioFcs q s6e mind Than
she diciplins of alfrst sclsss Business Dol.
'Iegs.l lsdeh aa institute Is Located 1t Ann
Arbor, Michigan. It . worthy Of note that
while infsriorr 4 gommerccial Colleges are ter
..ninatings an ephermerah existerce, 5this
'Institnts has kept on stesdfi advancing till
to-day il is more prosperous than ever be-
tere. For cirenlar and specimens of Pens
msnship, address : 4 -
~ q i g 8 "a. d. PARSONS, An.
Ann Arbcr, Mich.
81 q ----sssn-@ - -
Ths Burdstt organ -Grsst Musical
sensatisn-This King Of fnstFumsnts, in
comparable for richness of tone, volume, and
seewtness is on exhibition at. E. L, Cross
Music Store. It's superb qualities are pro-
duciDg. a marked sensation throughout the
musical world and especially at the Paris
Expusiti6n. The organ is aNcomplste
Orchestra in itself-buy it and iAl g
aThs night shall be full ofmusic,> !
And the cares that infast the day
Shall fold their tents ikethes Arabs,
Aud silently steai sway" -
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Remember that the place to get barrel
cheap Is at June d Buckland's.
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Excursion. A select Boat ride e1-
cursion is being planned TO come of about
the twentieth. The Eue'aag Star is 10 take
the pleasure seekers 10 the islands in the
morning, and leave them there to enjoy
themselves until the next day.
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EARM. .EOR > sALE,uThe sub:.

ENARMs .EOR a 0SALk,-The sub
- scriber off.rs for sale his fplendid farm OF
So45S acres lying near James Moore's Mil in Bali
Vile and Jackson Townships, with three good barns
two houses, two fine orchards, two good sells and
spring. The farm has about 100 hundred acres of
timbeIed land all under fence and the rest Is all in
ahne utste Of eHltivstion. Price $50 per seFe. APP
nsinS, 900 JEREMIAH LUDEIGs !
TrzRT 0NTTOv
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Repairs.-AFhe Methodist church intend
70 repair their basement room, putting in
new flooring aud dre.seatingit. The sociables
have been not only pleasant but profitable.
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TO CONSUMFH4FES.- advertiser, hay
ing been restorsd health in few weeks by very
simple remedy s .>r havI1g suffered for several
years with ssvsrs lung afsetiOn, and that dread
disesss COnsump. mis- eaxions to make known to
his fellow suffered ths means Of cure. To all who
desire it he will sehd copy Of the prescription
used free of ehsrssa With the directions for pre-
pairing and using the SANG. which they win end a
suREouRE FOR COSsUxsrIos, AsTzxA, BRoSoHrrIs,
oouGHs, COLDS, and all Throat ana Lung Elections.
The only object Of the ssrtissf n sending the Pre-
scriptioD istO benefit tha aietsd and spresd infOr
nation which he conceiles % be nyaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer viii ~ bic remsdy, as 1t will
cost them nothing, and may Prove fflessing. Per-
ties wishing the pTsscsip EE.1, hy return mail,
will please address REV.EDWAHD A. WILSON,
Cv15n20y-sxPl Williamsburg, Kings Co., MY
HesmbOId Extract Buchu and ImPRovED
ROsE WASH cures sscretAnd delicate disorders in all
their stltte expense, lite0r no cha nge in
Diet no observation-disclosures no exposure. Its pleas.
ant in taste and odor iuuediats in its action and
free from sll injurious properties
Nnrehl. 1ssJ.-VI5noY1. ,x-.- f,r.,5 n a... r.
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Shattered Constitutions Restored BY
HELHBoLp,s EITRAoI BUoHu. z u - =

HzLHBoID's EXTRACT BucHv' gFTfhFE eA
ACARD TO THE LADIEs.-DR. DUPoN
COS GOLDEN sPERIOnICAb PILLS FOR FE-
HATES, Gc-one boz is suflcient in removing OBJ
structons and restoring nature to spropsr channel
quietlng the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy
color of health" to the cheek Of the most delicate.
Full and explicit directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box; six boxes, S. Sold BY one Drug
gist in every toFn village, city and hamlet through
out the world, sasUG S5AA,
Sold in Fremsnt BY S. Buckland sOn, Druggists.
sb.ciessbs ssnding them 81 to the POstOface, can
have the pills sent tcOnadsutislly) By mail TO sny
part of the country, free Of postage:
sssId in Foetons ~ Dubois : RobsrN, and By
strong B Armstrong, Cleveland, %. n2s. /.
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DISLEY,S RUCHU is the CURE for pain an
III weakness in the back and loins; aud alifhose
complaints resulting from arrangement of the kid
neys and urinary organs Sold in large bottles by
the druggists. HARRAL, RISLET, L Co., . {
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Ohio vs. john Bust & oatbarine HecLett

Ohio VS. X, Mook-Deleudant discharged.
Suit was brought by MIR. Willie who charged
defendant with running over his child. De-
feDdant waved the right of trial by jury and
was discharged s. - @ 4 q fA't
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Rags want an immense quantity of
old duty rags. Wanted TO pdrOhase I'M
mediately I'm, 4 @ d 6.y4 Q7,46D lbs
of old wornout tornup dirty greasy ragged
greenbacks for which the highest cash price
will be paid in photographs on delivery at
Harris's photograph rooms in Buckland's
new BLOCK opposite the Croghan House.
Every body knows where il is.
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THE FIKEMEN's PARADE.

At one O'Clock the Fire Department was
marshallsd for parade at the Engine House,
the Silver Band, the Fremont Band and the
boys Martial Band furnishing music.
Company No, !, the Rescue Hook q Ladder
Company and the McPhersons with the
Steamer, were out in fun force and full uni
form. The procession was formed by Chief
Engineer, Young the Bands leading followed
By the German Company, the Rescue, aud
the Steamer, and marched up State Street to
Main, up Main to Groghan, up Croghan to
Oak and across to Market and down Market
to Front Street where the ehtire, Department
was ihspectedb by the Mayor and Council,
after which short and pointed addresses were
made by S. BUckLAND Esq, and Mr.. H. w.
WISsLow.o The parade was one Of the finest
ever held in the city, and the excellent ap-
pearance o.. the companies speaks well for
the officers Of the Department and various
organizations, 10 whom the efficiency and
discipline is in great measure due.
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80 nNuOV
House and Lot for Sale.

NrEAR ths FresSyterian Church. viii be sold
IN cheap II sold within the next 80 dsys.. Title
pssfect Enquire at the Shoe Store Of SHERMAN
~ opposite the CroghAn House -, 9tf
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10 Ol'
INNINGS.

.-Z-.---- -
Aher the match of the afternoon was
over practice game of seven innings was
played by the first nine of Club from Tiff
fin and a nine made up mostly from the
Croghan second nine, and a,few players from
the Dexters Eureka Clubs. The game
resulted in a victory for Tiffip, the score
standing 35, to, 3G Tiffin, however, being
white washed twice and running consider
ably behind in tallies until a change in pitch
ers gave them the advantage. The game
was no test of the com psratiye skill of Tiff
fin and Fremont as none, Of the Croghan
"first nine had part and all the players
we're made up of such as were present on
the field at the close of the match. The
visiting Clubs were entertained by our play
ers and in good style, the Buckeyes taking
dinner at the Kessler House, and the Dexters
furnishing the Fostoria Club with refresh
ments at HoKEs on the East Side. After the
afternoon match was over, the ladies of the
West Side invited the Cfoghan Club and
their guests TO an elegant supper on the
grounds Of Mr. BALLoU's place. The tables
were arranged with admirable taste, hand
sOmely decorated with flowers and loaded
with substantials and luxuries to all of which
the appetites Of the players, sharpened by
the manly sport of the field, did am pie
justice. ...-.-.......-....,...-a
The greatest good feeling prevailed
throughout the game, the beaten clubs ac-
cepting their defeat gracefully The de-
cisions of Mr.. PARISH who acted as umpire
for both games gave universal satisfaction,
and the Scores and Marshals were prompt
in the discharge of their duties. The lovers
of Base Ball will look anxiously for the next
match game.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Cocoa Florahin prepared from pure
Cocoa Nut Oil by DR.. e. Dillon d Son is
delightfully."- perfumed and one of the most
elegant Hair Dressings ever presented to the
public. ea,7 .a1r-sfl m1t il ~
---------<+<D,A- f..' ~
DR.. e. Dillon & Son, have just received
splendid stock of Letter, Cap, French Quad
rifle and Commercial Note, which they Of
fer at low rates Also large supply ofSlate
Pencils OIL which they offer inducements to
Dealers ri7 .it-ri i,'l'a'a I'd y''"i -''
Oat Meal and Bermuda Arrow Root of
the best quality can always be had at the
Drug Storeo of DR.. E. Dillon Son
Paints, Oils and Window Glass are al
ways sold at the most reasonable rates at the
Drug Store of DIR. E. Dillon Son.
The best Baking Powder-warranted-is
to be had at the Store Of DR.. E. Dillon d
Son Z - So - So -
q 500 lbs. Fruit Cement for sale by DR.. E.
Dillon d Son.
Tar.-Pure North Carolina Tar in Buckets
for sale by DR.. E. Dillon d Son.
IKtsEg9T1 II TT III ~
, Lnbinls Extracts at Dr.. E. Dillon & Sons
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5 AfTT = VI I'm siT.
Building one.-The very best build
ing Stone can be had at June te Buckland's s
9uarries.
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-
CATARRH SNUFF AND
'TROCHE POWOER,-Ad delightful and pleas
ant catarrh headache, bad breath. hosrss-
hsss, ssthma brOnchitis conshs, deafness, &C., and
all disorders resulting from colds in hesd throat and
vocal organs. This remedy does not dry uR eatatrh
but IOossHs it, frees the head Of all Offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache; allays
and .oothss hebzrning heat in catsrrh; is mild
and Agreeable ialts sfscss thas Il positively eurss
acithost sssssizg. Ass fEocHE POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never rsuseates when swallowed,
instantly gives to the throat savocsl organs dsl,
eious sensation Of eOolus,s aad pyeFt. b the best
VOICE TosIC in the world. Try il! Safe, reliable,
and only S5 GEMS Sold by druggists, mailed free.
Address, COOPER, WILSON & CO, Projectors
Philadslphis- b. PARE, Cincinnati, ohio, and
WEsr L TRUAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
Ivl6u2sy1.l
MALARIA EVERYWHERE.-R Rarely
has there been fruitful as this Of malAr-
ious diseases Not only op the prSiries and in the
valleys Of the vest; not merely IN all the ,eld
.hsunts Of Fever and Agae and Bilious Reuiitent
Fever, have these prostrsting diseases been unusu
ally vrulent; but they have extended to towns and
cities never before infested with them, and have
even ascended the mountains and attacked thous-
snds of people supposed to have been placed by the
laws of nature above their reach. Hence We are
compelled to admit that fearful element rsSVAdes
the Universal Air this season, sad should at once
resort to the only approved preventive of its con-
sequences, H0STETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS,
tonic so pOtsnt an auti-septicso perfect AItsra
tive SO irresistible, anda stimulant so pure, that it
enables the human system 70 resist and bae all the
predsposing causes OF disease. With the confidence
that one clothed in incombustible garments might
move among blszing buildings, the man who arms
himself against malaria with this powerful defen-
sive medicine may walk a fever scourged district
fearless of its insalubrious atmosphere. Thsintsr
mttents and Temittents at present general in al
parts of the country may be but the forerunners of
desdlier seourgs nov on its Esy westward from
the far Esst Prepare thesystem With sl,-stettsr's
Bitters for q successful battle With the mephitie
causes Of all epidemies. Be wise in time. Sold ev
eryWhere-C New York World, Nov 8, 1866.
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s teq8 ASbsftiseReaisT

DENJAMIN HOOPER'S ESTATE.
Ihb eNotics is hereby given that the undersigned
has been duly APPOINTED executor Of the last will
and testament Of Benjamin Hooper, late Of Town
send Township, deceased n,,,,,,
p3lw3. WEI. 3. RUSsELL.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-H. N.
IN Ovsrmyer, Vs.D. King and Brothers-Betore
N. II. Remsbrg T. P. Of Jackson IowaehP, San
daaky county. Ohio .-On the 13th day OF -1ply, A
D. 1867 said Justice issued order Of attachment
in the above action for the sum Of thirty dollars
d. n. OvERnYER- =
Winters Station, Ohio, July 26th, 1857. 3lw5-i
CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-From
~ the pasture Of the subscriber, on the farm Of
James Mcintyre, in Scott Township, Sandnsky
county, o.. two miles south Of Rollsrsville, the
night Of Friday the 18th itsi., two Mares one brown
With whits on both hind feet, seven jean old; the
other gray, white spot on nose. years. old.
Any person giving Information that viii lead to
their recovery will be literally awarded.
July 10, 1851. JOHN STRcNG.
nJ0W3. -
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3 Real Estate Transfer, For the week
ending Saturday, July 10th, 1867. Prepared
by A. F. Gallagher, County Recorder.g71
II. Grave to W. L. Scott, pit. in-lot
81. ll50, Fremont. nt.....-.---.. $500
Roberts d Sheldon to Geo. Hamilton,
40 acres, sec. 6, Scott Township 81, 900
Josiah Rollins to P. Carver, 40 acres
Rice township. hip..-.-........ $3.50
Geo. Green to A. Harmyer, so acres,
Sec 8, Woodville township -..- $275
Edward and Mary J. Loudensleger to ~
o. W. Vallette, in-lots, 225 and ''-
2a9. fremont $4,000
R. P. Buckland to F. S. White, in-lot
1886, Fremont. t..-.-....-....- $4OO
Jonas CLARK to A. H. Sigourney, lot 5,
--E DURAN addition, Clyde. $l25
j L Miller to N @ West, in-lot 545, 3
Fremont $3.50
]. Steinard to Jacob Myers, in-lot 7IS, ~
~ Fremont t----................s. 500
S II Smith TO A Qninn, 40 acres, sec. III ,
IL, Townsend township. g., ,O60
Levi Huber 10 Geo Gust, east u out
lot 132, Fremont 81 400
Henry Stetler to John A Stetler, 80
n, acres, sec 81, York township. 81 400
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The best Baking Powder-warranted-is
to be had at stherStore Of DR.. E. Dillon d
G. - 81 ~ Ezz -
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q 500 lbs. Fruit Cement for sale by DR.. E.
Dillon 4 Son.
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ERRORs OF YOUTH. "A Gentleman who
sufsrsd for years from Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay, and all the sfectsof yOuthfulindiscrstiOn,
will tor.hssaks Of suffering humanity, ssndfreetc
ali Who need it, the receipt and directions for max
inr this simple remedy BY which he cured. Suf-
fsrers Wishing to ptoGt b. thsadIertiser's expert
encs, can do 80 By addressing perfect confdsnce
JOHN B. OGDEN,
i, vi5n2oysxP ssfr : AZ Cedar street, MY
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List of Letters remaining uncalled for
in the Post Office at Fremont, Ohio, on the
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y The delegation was authorized to I'LL va
cancies, should there be any, at the meeting
of the County Convention. -4.
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Tar.-Pure North Carolina Tar in Buckets
for sale by DR.. E. Dillon d Son.
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Probate Court. t.-ORIMINAL CAsEs.-The
following cases came before Judge Dickinson
on Tuesday and were disposed of as fol-
lows: qIF2 q a MI N39
Assault AND BATrERT.-Ohio VS. J.IBlack
Continued .-.
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Black Crcok,-I a peighboring town
an amateur association of boys and girls,
frem five 10 fifteen years Of age lately re-
tired to unfrequented building and per-,
formedthe Black Crook sans coat, sans frocks
sdns everything. The parents found it out
and speedily squelched their histrionic pro-
pensities. DIR. SHAW says that none but
good moral citizens, twenty-One years old
upwards, should be allowed to meddle with
'n' - DiqSA %S Ivy ~ NIT T
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From and after April 29th 1867, Trains will leeve
IN connection with all Western lines, asfolloEs:
FROM ,DUEKlKK ANDS.ALAMANOA-

7,30 A. NJ. Express Mail, from Dunkirk, Daily
81 - feKsspt Sundays). stops at Salamanca 10 %
ss A.. n and connects at Horpellgville and
With thsCorning 8 30 A NJ. Express Nail from
Tlus B1ffslo and srrfvesin New York at 100 A. N.
9,s5P,H. Lisbtning Express, from Salamanca,
fFaa f,(Suudays excepted9 Stops At HoTnellsTiue,
-'s s.z5 p. M, Isppperl intersectiBg with the
2.20 p. N. train lrom Buffalo, and arrives in
New York at 100 .. -. :. -
AIS NJ Ns~ fSrt NJgAt Express, from DunLirk
80 Daily (excspt Snndsys). stops at Salamanca
e.555 p. m; OleAn 7.3S p. m. [SappsrJ; Turn
er's e.56 q. m Bait J and srrIyesIn New York
at 1230 r. NJ, connecting with Afternoon
Trains apd steamers for Boston and New Eng
land Cities. .ffs = I'd ~ rr--N
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09

Oat Meal and Bermuda Arrow Root Of
the best quality can always be had at the
Drug Storeof DR.. E. Dillon & Son
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09

De1ters, IA . 10 "a S Z 3 Is
FostOria, 06 0I IL 4 IL
Fly cstchers, Dexter 9; home runs, Dexter
toria 3.
Time-3 hours Unpire-Frank X. Par
TisB, 5SeorersEM. E. Tyler of the Dexter
Club. and Z. Folks of the EostOria Club.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09

TOT DosIo y DIT II DItIVII u DOH'
Lnbinis Extracts at Di. Z. Dillon 4 Sons
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-08-09

AIltfains run directly through to New Yo1k, loO
miles without change OF Coaches. 51-s5,