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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-04-03
The JOURNAL
a BREAD and surrp- =

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The window shut
but saw st' ers 10 front were closed,
Ano knee Lining the CLEAN Of the light,
AsI = my Bessie had supper ready,
i, came homo from my work tonight.
Work all done for the day again,
And never an ugly care in my breast,
etoopd 10 peep thro' crack in the shutter,
Thinking was ever a man more blest
The tea-kettle singing a song on the stove,
The cloth all laid, with plates for four,
And there was Maggie holding the baby,
And Tommy playing along the floor.
And Bessie, dear Bessie, my darling wife,
Stood turning the eggs in the spider frying;
Aud the clock ticking away on the bureau,
Ard pussy cat under the stove lying.
Well, l was fool for sure to-day,
4 looking at Congressman Biggs 90 by,
And getting in envy Of him with his plenty,
And thinking him all 30 much richer than
He's got a big house of his own, know,
And money to buy him dozen more,
But be couldn't buy what's round my table;
When supper is eating there's plates for
four.
Bessie, and Maggie, and Tommy-all mine |
And the house and the furniture in it too:
Bless your brown eyes said ], my Bessie,
What wouldn't Biggs give for wife like
you.
With that / opened the door and sent
Ny dinner pail rolling along the floor,
Why, John, cries Bessie: 'Holloa, shouts
Tom;
Come in, said Maggie and shut the
door,
Why, mother, says /, with a fathers 10Y
A stroking my dear little girls hair,
Who's this young woman that all on a
sudden
Has got 30 afraid Of bit of air
It's the baby, papa says my curly heGd,
So for baby and all one good smack,
And then. to the supper, with him 10 his
cradle
A winkiDg contentedty, on his back.
Then thought again of Congressman Biggs
With his riches and honor aud all he's got
As looked at Bessie, 50 clean and cheerful,
A pouring the tea from the bright tin-pot.
And Tommy is eating his bread and butter,
And Maggie, my grille, is eating hers,
And breathe prayer to Him in Heaven,
He never will give them home that's
worse.
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M ASTER COMMISSIONERS
1915 Master Commissioner, n ,s.ndasEy' y Co j,
MASTER COMMISSIONERS

M A s 7 E K COMMISSIONERS
Roberts & Sheldon, ? PlaintiHs, In sandusky
against
Jackson Quisno, ct al Defendants. Common Pleas
Notice is hereby given that will offer for sale at
public auction, at the door Of the Court House in
Fremont on
Saturday, the 11th day of April, 1868,
At one o'clock p. N. of said day, the following
Real Estate, to-wit: "Bsginning at the southwest
of the north west quarter of section twelve
I12l, Township hye 81, raogs fifteen ll5J in San
dusky county, Ohio, running thence north TI1<
degrees, east 12l 80 rods to the banks Of the San
dusky River; thence with the course of the stream
downwards to point which measured on line
and q degrees west 146 RODS TO point the west
line of said section twelve Il2l; thence running
south the section line 7S05 rods to the place Of
beginning, containing 66. 10 scres exceptTg there
from piece of land 76 rods long and ~ wide
heretofore conveyed by E. H. Underhiil and wife to
Mary E. Berry By deed dated November 26th, 1868
Also piece of land beginning at the quarter sec
tion corner on the ins between sections IL and II
and running theucs south one degree west 24.25
chains 70 the bank Of the Sandusky River; thence
with the descending stream to = corner the bank
from which post bears north u degrees west leo
links said post being witnessed by willow tree IL
inches in dismster bearing south - degrees west;
l44 cks from the the line runs north II &C.
grees west % so chains to the place Of beginning,
containing forty six of land less; the
whole containing about 90 acres" Taken as the
property Of jackson Q1isno, ct al, on an order OF
sale in favor of Roberts & Sheldon, issued the
Court of Common Pleas Of SandDsky county Ohio,
and to me directed az Master Commissioner OF said
Court
Appraised at $1,000.
l.. GREENE, Jr.,
J.R BARTLETT, Master Commissioner.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Fremont, o., March 4, 1seS. 10td
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CURE FOR Hoe CHoLERA.-To one
peck of corn, saturated with water, put
one ounce of spirits of turpeutine, half
an ounce pulverized saltpetre, and one
pound of u1slaked lime, all stirred mi
nutely together. This will answer for
twenty hogs A proportionate quanti-
ty for less or greater Dumber.
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WASHING PRNTs..-To a sufficient
quantity of hot water for washing a
dress, add teaspoonfull of beef's gall.
Let the dress remain thus few min
utes, then cool enough to wash out like
other prints Rinse Immediately in
cold water, and dry as quickly as pos
sible in the open air. Ifthere are spots
to be removed apply soap when dry.
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GRIppLE GREAsING.-It is stated that
a griddle may be prepared for baking
cakes without the use of grease. Cut 8
turnip in two parts and pass one over
the warm griddle. 1t answers the pur-
pose of grease, without its disagreesble
smell.
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The Toledo Blade says We have
heard much of large returns of invest
ments in grapes, but none equal to
those given by a grower whose vine
ward is located on the Maumee river,
aud about five miles below Toledo. His
profits last year from fruit and cuttings
sold from a single acre are given at
S5,20O.
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Sows EATING PIes.-A friend in.
forms us that sows may be cured Of
their pig-eatiDg propensity by giving
them a good sized piece of salt fat
pork. One piece is usually enough,
though two may sometimes be required.
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w. A. SMITH,
CIV EN- c | N e E r,
No. I29 Summit Street,
Cov,s Nrv Rr11n1xc TaIadO n

DPLANS, SURVEYS AND ESTIMATES MADE ON
| all works of construction. Including Railroads,
Bridges nsma. ETcNvati rs ( Embankmente. Draw
ings of all kinds of Mach merry snl Nm Work fur
niphed to orier. Surveys accurately msds of city
property and country estates
REFERENCES ~ ToIGDO CHIc:--J. D. CooK, Com
mission Merchant, No. ] Hoard OF Trade Rooms.
KING BROTHERS, Commission Merchants. A. L..
BACEUs, Cummiszion Merchant d. A. COLLINS,
Engineer Toledo, Wabash Il Western Railway, lQif:
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A correspondent of the Scientific
american recommends onions as a
specific against epidemics. Not as an
escuIent, but sliced and kept in sick
room, where they viii absorb any
atmospheric poison. They should be
replaced by fresh ones every hour. 1t
is noticed that in the room of a small
pox patient they will blister and decom-
pose with great rapidity, but will pre-
vent the spread of the disease. Their
application has also proved effective in
the case of snake-bites.
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CABBAGE IN BAG.-Cabbage cut
up and boiled in bag like pudding
is superior to that prepared in the Gus
toulary way. 1t is tenderer and Of
hetter favor.
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HOUSE AND LOT For SALE

Il l. The Undersigned offers for sale her residence
situated West State Street. opposite the residences
Of J. Hord, Esq. There on the premises a
good Fl isme house, frame barn wood house and
other out-houses, we'll OF never failing water,
2ooi cstern, &C.; also choice lot OF fruit trees.
Terms reasonable. For further particulars enquire
90 the premises. Mrs, J. C. u, MONTGOMERY,
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K5Y;XTyHW
7 gHIEId;]lI

DRODUCES perfect and permanent cures Of the
L worst cases of C&tarrh. "Cold In the Head''
CoriEa and Catarrhal Headache, Hundreds Of Tes
! timonisls from well known citizens and eminent
physicians who have used it in their private prsctics
sbundantly testify.
For Sale by 5. BuckIand 4 Son snd G, r. NcCul-
| loch. Fremon'; J. W. Luce and Rushton Mead,
Clyde, and druggists generally.
Price so cents per package liberal discount to
Druggists. We vii send the Remedy to any address
b. mail on receipt Of untorn 50 cent Fractional
Currency Note and ors three cent postage stamp.
-Four pscksg to address for 81 CO. postage fes.
cyl Address DE-. SAGE & CO., Buffalo. n. 7.
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If an acorn be suspended by piece
of thread to within half an inch of
some water, contained in hyacinth
glass, and so permitted to remain with
out being disturbed, it will in few
months burst and throw a root down
into the water, and shoot upward its
tapering stem, with beautiful little
green leaves. A Ayoung oak tree, grow
ing in this way on mantel-shelf of a
room, is a very interesting object.
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no LADIEs.-Your attention is

JHNO AAD1DOs- our dlteuIIOH 10
called to the most eficsci0us remedies ever
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Chrome Thermal Female Pills have been used for mp.
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nr Harvey's Golden Female Pills, Price Five Dol
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servGiion receipt Of the money.
will also send illustrated and confidential cir
uIzr to Ladies' application address
J. BRYAN, 4. D SO BrosdwAp. NY,
4ItOI7. JcIco
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For Sale.

A NICE HOME and one acre oiLzud, with fruit
a trees and dout-buIldings, in the city ofFremont,
very cheap ard long time for payments; also about
y Of an acre On Water5treet. in Fremont, suitable
orauy manufacturing establishment. and near the
usiness portion OF town. Enquire of D. JUNE.
FremontJanI IS67-3tf
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A writer in the Wisconsin Farmer
makes currsnt and gooseberry cuttings
grow without fail by sticking the lower
end into small potatoe boiled until
nearly cooked through. The potatoe
furnishes moisture enough for the slips
until the roots are large enough to
gather moisture from the soil
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TAPPINFSS OR MISERY

APPINESS Uh MISEhI.-
IL The victim Of youthful ndiserston destroys
Els happiness ruins his prospects for social enjoy
meat msrrisge and the pursuit business and ends
his life in misery; but by the timely Of the long
tried and faithful remedy BelPs Specific Pills he may
recover his health. Mike therefore delay in usrg
this remedy. II gives speedy relefsnd will ef-
feet oure in all cases of Seminal Weakness Ennis
sions PHI sical and Nervous Debility and derange-
ments of the urinary organs Positive benefit is de-
rived by using sirgle box. 1t is entirely vegetable
and harmless and no change of diet Is neet ssSry
whilst using them.
Prise One Dollar per boz with full directions
Sold by Druggists generally. In places where they
cannot be proeuT ed viii send by mail post paid and
secureirom observation on receipt of the money.
Address j. BRYAN, MD.
8l9 Broadway. New York.
Private and confidential circulars will be sent to
gentlemen fre . of G harge. "A to II.
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"Now, then, my hearties," said a
gallant captain, "you have a tough
battle before you. Fight like heroes
till your powder is gone, then runl Pm
little lame, and III start no1C."
There is a man out West whose
memory is SO short that it only reaches
to his knees, consequently, he never
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]. L. JACKSON, Agent,

The best Machine Needles, Oil, Silk and Cotton for
Sale.
Also, Agent for the LAMB, the latest improved
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lsrrhOes, but one mild dose i.
a DDREss 70 THENERvOUsAND De.

E.Dillcn h Son, S. Buckland & Son; and By C. r.
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Read the following report of Committee st the
Fair ofthe American Institute:
The Florence Sewing Machine is decided to be the
best exhibition 1t must also be stated incident
ally that this is better than any other of its class
known to the Judges. Its merits are:
First-Good materials and thorough workman
ship.
Se;ond.-Aore absolute novelty than marks the
usual improvements in Sewing Machines.
Third.-The ingenious arrangements for adjusting
the thread, during the passage Of the shuttle, and
the gathering up of it in the finish of the stitch.
Fourth.-The Reversible Feed.
Fifth.-The variety Of work which can be done
upon it.
We, therefore, decide that it receive the award o
6rst class. WIN. PRATT,
IRA L. CADY,
LII. KNOWLES.
This is TO certify that the foregoing is true
tract from the report Of the Jury on Sewing Ma
chimes, at the Annual Fair, 1867.
JOHN W. CHAMBERS,
Secretary Board ofManagers.
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11affnt Me1ieines.

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, (as the case may
require,) were administered
when pain Or uneasincss or
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be exterminated from the sys-
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Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, rheumatism, Neu-
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FEW MINUTES yield to the
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Sudden Colds, Coughs, Influenza, Dip
liberia, Hoarseness, Sore Throat, Chills, Fever
and Ague, Mercurial Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&c, &C., take from four to six of Railways
Pills, and also take teaspoonful of the
Ready Relief in glass of warm water, sweet
ened with sugar or honey; bathe the throat,
head and chest with Ready Relief, (if Ague
or Intermittent Fever, bathe the spine also,) }
II, the morning unu will be curad.
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Tools and Implements,
which consist in part Of
Combination Steel Plow,
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Cultivators,
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Clothes Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears 81 Wool Twine,
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Together with complete stock of
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House and Barn Trimmings
Builders d Farmers Hardware
STOVE s.
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
All Of which we offer at
Prices which defy Competition.
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
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Mower and Reaper
Cider Mills,
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Our Tin Shop,
Is in order, and will fill your orders
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THE FLORENCE

Making it does, four different stitches, and hav-
of work than sny other FAMILY sewing Machine. and
selling at corresponding prices with other first class
machines which only make one kind Of stitch, and do
not have the Reversible Feed, commends itself on
the most critical examination. not only account
of its simplicity, durability and beauty, but the
most perfect invention for executing any kind Of
family sewing now done by machinery in the world.
For samples Observing and Descriptive Circulars
address,
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Always on hand or made to order at short notice
Thy also are Agents for FEsk's Patent Ne;al-
lie Burial Case, which is made of imperishable
materials with beautiful finish.
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TSCHUMY & DONCYSON,

Have also enlarged their Manufacturing establish
ment, putting in new machinery and are now pre-
pared to do all sorts of
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-07-09

THE UNDIsPUrED SUPERIORITY OF the
medicinal virtues of Roback's Blood Pills.
stomach Bitters and blood Puriicr over all
other remedies prepared TO relieve suffering
huEaRity, il shown in many ways. but espe.
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over Ae country take active interest in intro
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iiends while, at the same time, 1t is quite ~
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is obvious. They are in positions to see the
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Llver Complaint and all distractions Of the
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.cathartic medicine can be employed. While
the Bitters, by their gentle tonic, stlmolanI
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"a trial, aud the Blood Purifier acknowledged
30 be one OF the best remedies TO search ou'
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aud Skin Diseases and to purify the bloui eN-
tant; hence the people must naturally give
their voice in favor OF remedies which effect
so much real good IN the world. b.
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