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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL
IL ESTATE
February p, 1867,

btpJ amin Mock and Henry In the P7osa.e Co,ft
NOOK as sxt eutors Of the fo- the Couaty OF san
last Will and Testarenkt dusky in the Stats Of
Of Charey Norris, deed. z Ohio, Petition for an
order to seU Re.I
Mary Parker and others. ! Estate
In pursuance Of order made by said Court in tbs,
Sb-ve entitled eaufe wi the 2Sth day of NaIeh
- IL. 1908, at ten eOek. A u at the coor az IN,
Court Houss in FIR mont in ssid county OF n f- sal
to the highest bidder but at not less th.n txoti-s
the appraised value of the same; tie 70 lovinq a-
scrbsd Real Estate, situate in the county of Saadn
ky and S,ste Of Ohio;
Tie south quaFter Of the south ives. uuarta-
Ct section twenty C20I. townsh D four I4I uor:h.
RAJ sc s9yeutesn II east; 4lsl strip Of Ian tysp.
y hive % rodsxi1s OF the west rf the south
west OF the souIh~sast qosrtsr Of said sec
tlon twenty L2Ol above mentioned Also a psrt Of
the Northeast quarter Of the Northwest 0uarter or
section tF nty nine (29 IN the township aud range
apoFs mentioned and bounded as fOlloxs-hczinnin-
at the north east corner of the northwest a1lrse T
eaid aeei2n twenty nine t29I rlnaPg therci south
SKY l6O reds, lhsrce west eighty SOl rods thence
north sixty 1901 rods, thence e S. eighy rods 10 The
piAce Of bsgInIpg Said Several tracis eotnaiuing
eighty one ceres OF land more less szcuberad b.
and subject 70 homestead Sssigled therein to the
widow and minor children OF said Chancsy Norris,
decea 3D. and up IN tbs folloEing terms ef payment.
20 wi: Onsthicd of the puroha5e 5e money TO BE- paid
in hand On the day OF SALE and tbs b.iance in two
4qlal lnsta snss at six sid twelve months ~
speciivey- he deferred payments to be seco-ed bv
mortsags on ths pTeEis. sold
BFNJAhlN NOOK s-d HENRY NOOK
as Executors ef the lss. viii and Trstamezt OF
Chancey Norris, q, ceased.
Feb 2S. 1865 lPiSs 75I J X HOSP. Atty.
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The Pork Trade of Fremont.-The
pork season commenced about the last Of
November and closed about the first Of
March. A. GUsDoRF packed about 5000
hogs. the average weight of which was 200
ibs., and the yield of lard, including head
lard, 26 lbs, TO the hog. The average
weigh of the hogs was % tbs less this year
than last, and the average of lard was 10 lbs
to the hog less this year than last. The
price of pork per hundred averaged about
$500. Mr.. GUsDoRF also shipped few
small hogs to Cleveland. g
Messrs. D.,GAREIN & Co., bought about
1000 hogs, shipped all but 200 or 800 which
were sold at retail. Their average price was
$500 ls esss5, g4i.s.,s
Messrs. RkTNEs q ENGLER boGght about
1900 hogs, shipping the bulk cf them.
Messrs. SNYDER d Co, also bought few
hundred. The price per hundred paid by
all the dealers ranged from 800 to $3.50,
the average being about $500.
Taking into account the number bought
by butchers and private parties, the number
of hogs brought TO Fremont the last serson,
would be from 1900 to 5000; averaging
in weight 200 lbs per head, and in price
about $500 per hundred would make the
smonnt of money handled in the pork trade
from $I25, 900 to $4,000. /
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Na,u Enrin. Hon.a :

New Engine House.-In calling atten-
ton to the communication of N. E. TYLER,
Chief Engineer of the Fire Department, pub
lished in this weeks Journal, we take occas-
ion to heartily commend the suggestions
broached in regard to the selling of the en-
CINE house and premises, and the building
of new house at the foot of Croghan street.
The present engine house certainly is too
small to accommodate the increased ma
chinery and facilities of the Department, and
it cannot be enlarged because no adjacent
ground can be bought The lot on which
the engine house stands is worth surely 500
a foot, and ought to bring from $4,000 to
$1,000, building included. The proceeds Of
the sale would be amply sufficient to erect
a commodiOus building on ground that be-
longs to the city, at the foot of croghan
street, from whence the steamer would not
have to be moved to throw water on any fire
in Front street, between Garrison and State
streets. A tower for the preservation of the
hose, rooms for the machines, offices for the
City Council and Mayor and hall for fire.
mems meetings, could all be provided in
such building. We think the suggestion
is worthy the serious consideration of our
citizens, and would hereby invite communi-
cations on the subject. A general expression
of opinion will result in definite action.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
--77T7 y - II rs
No 81 Udiden Lane.


lVc,e York, Dec. II, 1867.
In my Card CT Nov. l, 1857, stated
that, - for the purpose gilmore fully
sHpFsiyin@ tjie wants OF the public,
asiG la OFfsssr so iSreVe d { tfnscru pu-
Ions dealers from ISaiIIaino of 1nfe-
rior and worthless goods as the
Morton Gold Pens, j shall here
after sell no goods at wholesale
except only 50 duly appointed and
authorized Aaents,3 etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised 10 appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired 2. reputation for@ honesty,
responsibility, and probity- men in
whose word the public have learned to
cpiaco coni lcrce. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment of my
pens, and to sell them at my published
prices. Thus tho public are supplied
9 by them with just such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get a full equivatent for the money
pGid.
place to place, or canvass the country,
SO that all who want a Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
None need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount "To Clubs" being
SUFFICIENT jnducement to all others.
A MORTON.
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The Temperance Lecture.-E. P.
SLADE, Esq, of Cleveland, a reformed drunk
ard, lectured on temperance, at Bircbard
Hall last Friday evening, to large audience.
His lecture was very fine effort, showing
him to be man Of education and extensive
information, and was different from the or
dinary run of such lectures in marked alb
sence of story telling and attempts at wit
The lecturer'sexperience had been too seri-
Gus and melancholy to admit of fun. His
description of the delirium tremens was
probably overweight, but may have been
true in the main. Mr.. SLADE is fair speak
er, and we sincerely trust such talents as he
possesses will continue to be put to a good
use.
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"MULEBAcK."-Git eout!-Appleton
d. Co., amt in the army line. Miss Louisa's
great historical novels, which are finding
their way to the shelves of good many
private libraries in this neighborhood, may
be had of D. Appleton & Co., N. Y, on
receipt of retail price. Also of book dealers
generally.
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SHOULD you ever take notion to
have some of the incest kind of photographs
taken, promptly put up and warranted to
please, you should go right straight to- Har-
ris Photograph Rooms, in Bucklar DIS new
block opposite the Croghan House. Every
body knows where it is, for that is the place
where everybody goes.
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ITCHl ITCa!l ETCHl!!

SCRATCH SCRATCH II SCRATCH ! ! |
INFRoM 10 TO As HOURS
Wheaton's Ointme mt cures the Itch.
Wheaton Ointment cures Salt Rheum.
Wheatons Ointment cures letter.
Wheaton's Ointme LIT cures BARRIERS Itch.
Whe atoms Ointment cures Old Sorss.
Wheaton's Ointment cures every kind of Humor
hEeMsgic
Price 50eents box; by mail go esnts. Address
WEEKS & POTTER 10. Ito WsIhiugton street,
Boston, Mass. 'F-a =
For sale by al druggists. as-yl. sRs.
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We are glad to learn that Col Henry c..
Deming, who was much d stiuguished in the
last Congress for his eloquence and power iu
debate, and who was greatly instrumental
in procuring the passage of the act creating
the Office Of Lieutenant General, has been
engaged for some time on Life of General
Grant. The terms of intimacy and con-
fidence which subsist between the eloquent
author and Grant and his friends-W Wash
burn, of ILL.,, Gov. Yates and others-give
him greater facilities in his labor than any
other writer could have. Those who have
seen portions of the manuscript speak of it
as being written with great power ard of
absorbing interest This will probably be
the Life Of Grant, for wide and general cir
culation. We learn that it will be publish.
ed by s. s, Scranton & Co, Hartford, CT,
and the National Publishing Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

INVENTIONS for which late patents
have been allowed through the office of
Burridge & Co., Cleveland, o.
Smith d Olds, Fence; A. Dunlap, Head
Rest Glass, Schneider d. Rosner, Bridge
A. Frazer, Fence G. G. Lyman, Animal
Trap; M. Walton. Churn Rhodes d Car
roll, Railroad Oar Chair ]. W. Adams,
Grain Dryer; E. Stiles, Fence G. McWil-
liams, Sheep Shed; J. S. Spelman, Churn ;
Brooks d. Munson, Pumps and Measure /;
E. Shopbell, Slot Machine; D. H Humphrey
Fence g. b. Lupton, Window and Door
G. Febles, Sheep Rack and Trough; E.
Shopbell, Lifting Jack.
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Debility nnd EmRciatiOn both result from
the lack of ability to convert the food into nutriment
How necessary, thea, for those suffering frc1n these
alarming symptoms to Immediately resort to RENE dy
that will strengthen the stomach and digestive or
gans. For, this desirable object has been
accomplished, the health improves, and this patient
res1mes his usual persoasl appearances. HOSTEL
TER'S STOMACH BITTERS have attained world
wide popularity in su-h cases. and have been pyovtn
the best and safest of removing constipation tonBg
the stomach giving energy to the liver, and relieving
every symptom of nervousness and depression o
spirits Its chesriUg and beneficial effects are highly
spoken of By Thousands wSo to 1t their restor-
ton to health No restorative in the annals of ed
icine has attained the sa1s popularity in the short
space of time his bsen bfore the public or has won
the high endorsements accorded to this excellent
tonic Many other preparations, purporting to b.
corre,tiyes and restoratiyes have been introduced
snd haYs persisted one b. one, while the p5puarlty
of fHostetters Stomach Bitters continues to increase
and is now reCogEized as standard household medi
cine, The success which SttsnJs the use of the Bit
ters eviness at once its virtues in cases fdelibity
and diseases Of ths stomach. Certificates, almost
without numbsr. have besn published, attesting its
truly miraculous power in removing painful and fear
ful diseases. And at this time it ssems idls to do
than call attention to the grelt remedy of the
age, in order to awaken public attention to its excel
lence- It is he only preparation of ths kind that Is
reliable in all csses it is therefore worthy of the
consideration ofthe afa ,ctel.
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We have frequently called at
tention to the Union Business Institute at
Oberlin, o. 1t seems to be enjoying fine
success this winter. Good attendance, a
superior class of young men, gentlemanly
and intelligent, the course of,instruction
more thorough than usual, and enthusiasm
in all its departments. A Normal Department
for teachers will be introduced first of April
Send for circular and inform1tion. 6-tf.
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A CARD TO THE LADIES.-DR. DUPON
cos GOLDEN PERIODICAL PILLS FOR FE-
MATES, &c.-0ne box is sufficient in removing OBJ
structions restoring nature tots proper channel
quieting the nerves and bringing back the "Rosy
color ofhealth" to the cheek of the most delicate
Full and citdirections accompany each box.
Price 81 per box; six boxes S.. Sold by one Drug
gistin every town, village city and dhamlet through
out the world,
Sold in Fremantby s. Buekland 4 Son, Druggists
Ladies, by sending them 81 to the PostofHce, can
have the pills sent (cOnhdentially) by mairtO any
part ofthe country, free of postage.
Sold in Fostoria By Dubois l. Roberts and BY
Strong Armstrong, CleVelsnd,o. n29.
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Clyde.-We gather the following items
from the TSnses:-A sash, door and blind
factory is soon to be established in Clyde by
some Eastern capitalists.
The Fireland's Pioneer Historical Asso-
citation will hold its quarterly session at
Clyde, Ohio, ON Wednesday, March 11th
1868. All the old settlers of the county,,
are earnestly invited TO attend and bring
along their items of interest. The Society
at its iast meeting appointed the following
gentlemen as a committee of arrangements;
Rev. f. Y. Karner, Rev. Geo. r. Brown,
Col. G. G. Eaton, Capt. J. NJ. Lennon, Capt
R.f. Patrick, c. ". Page, Esq. @. Hunter,
Esq. Norton Russell, Esq. and John Buck
fngham, Esq.
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Marria9es.

Feb. 24tb, 1868, by Rev. Il. Lang, Mr..
JOHN GLEASON, and Miss JANE HUss.
By the same, Feb. 9th, 1868. Mr.. IRA W.
KRoTzER, and Mrs. LYDIA A. LANTz, both. of
Woodville Township.
By the same, same date, Mr.. JACOB H.
HOFFMAN, and Miss ANNA RceERs, both of
Rice Tp.
At the residence OF the brides father,
Nelson Tucker, Esq, by Rev. L. Hill, on
the 9th Feb, 1868, Mr.. JOHN PARISH and
Miss MARY E. Tucker, all of Sandusky Co.,
Ohio.
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The NAUTCH GIRL-A New SToRY.-The
New York Evening Post says: We shall
begin, in the next number of the Euening
Post, new serial tale, entitled ''The Nautch
Girl-A tale of the Indian Ocean." 1t will
appear reglarly, being printed from the COM
pleted manuscript of the author, in our pos
session. "The Nautch Girl'' is a story of
American adventure in some of The o5scurer
parts of the East Irdau seas, told by par
ticipant in the scenes described; it has novel
situations, aud describes new strange man.
ners ard customs; it is essentially sea sto.
ry, "the Nautch Girl" being the name of a
clipper schooner, smuggler. The story is
copyrighted by US, and will appear only in
the Weekly and Semi Weekly Erening
Post. 1t will run through our columns for
several months, and will, we believe, rlesss
our readers.
The Euening Post contains, in addition to
its editorials, interesting literary, miscella-
neous and art selections and contributions,
full produc and market reports, and every
thing else that should be found in first
class family newspaper. Subscription
Price: Weekly, 81; Semi Weekly, 81 For
So so a year we send the Weekly -E'Vening
Post and the Ameican Agric1lt,irid For
So yesr we send the Weekly EUening Post
and the RiUersids Magazine. For 81 year
we send the Weekly Erening Post, Amer
icdn AgriculLorist and Riverside Magazine.
For S4 year we send the Semi Weekly
Evening Post and either the american Agri-
cultltriSt or Rtuerside Magazine. Address
" The Evenirg Post, New York.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

Odds and Ends of Items.-Snow should
be cleaned from roofs, pavements and cross
ings promptly, to prevent accidents.
The days length this month will in
crease one hour and sixteen minutes.
March did not only come in like roar
ing lion: but like a whole menagerie let
loose upon barn full of prey.
The evening meetings at the Methodist
church are well attended and growing in
interest.
--Oounterfeits of the five cent nickel
pieces are in circulation. The work is poor
ly executed and their worthlessness can be
detected at glance. -,
The City Council, at their meeting last
Monday evening. resolved to hold no more
regular meetings until the last of the month.
We learn that the Bellevue Lodge of
Good Templars will attend the anniversary
Festival of the Fremont Lodge on the 26th
inst.
The Fire Company on the East side
have named their Engine aCol. NAT
HAYNES"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

The WHEELER AND WILSON SEWING
MACHINE combines all tie cool features Ct
all the other machines and many excellent
qualities besides. 1t is also afforded low.
No family ought to get along without a
Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Machine Call
at the Millinery Store of Mrs. Brockway,
corner Front and Garrison Streets, and exam
inc these machines, A. L. Curtis, Agent.
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A Card.-FREMoNT, March Sd, 1865.
EDS. JoURxAL: Permit me through the
columns of your paper TO publish the follow
1ng card:
return my thanks TO the Fire Company,
s'City of Fremont, No. g. for the honor cou-
ferred, in the nams selected by them for
their engine. Approaching their friendship
and motives, it will ever be my aim and de-
sire 10 assist and defend the noble boys of
the "City of Fremont, No. 3" as well as The
entire Fire Department of Fremont.
Respectfully, NAT HAYNES.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

ARE You INSURED ?-This is an inn
portant question, and one worthy the imme-
diate consideration of every householder.
Before getting your property insured, it is
important that the risk should be placed in a
reliable company, with full guaranty that
your policy will be promptly paid in case Of
loss. The ENTERPRISE INSURANCE COMPANY
offers this full indeGqity. Apply to Ward
d Butman, of Fremont, who are the agents
for circulars and papers showing its condi-
tion and reputation.
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A Mandatory that Will Pay,-In
this wooden country" any branch of man
ufactures whose raw ,tbatefaltisI wood, will
undoubtedly pay. We would suggest the
formation Of company for the establishment
of an Oar Mil in Fremont. The kind Of
timber used is the grey or white ash, of all
sizes, from l2 inches in diameter TO the larg-
est, and varies from to 25 feet in length.
The process OF manufacture is simple and
economical, and the profits large. The goods
find a ready market East, aud are always in
demand.
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Grant Meeting at Elmore.-The
Ituion men of Elmore opened the campaign
last week by holding rOusing GRANT meet
;ne The report of proceedings reached us
inst too late to fe printed in our last issue,
~ We Give it 10 this. The Elmore boys are
heartily in favor of "old Unconditional
Surrender"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

Personal.-Mr. /. SHARr, of Kansas
formerly of this city, has been elected one
of the delegates from that State to the
Democratic National Convention.
Rev. ]. B. THOMPSON removes this week
to Sidney, Ohio, having been chosen pastor
of the Reformed church of that place.
The delay caused by the late storm
made the mails very heavy when they
reached the Post Office; especially the male,
so long on the road, that was safely delivered
to assistant. WILL. H. TorrEN on Monday
nightl A timely accession to the clerical
force of the Office.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-06

Mason & HoADLY's new method for
the Piano Forte-Rronounced by~our most
eminent teachers to be the best and most
complete work published-can be had at
Leppelman's Emporium of Music.
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JACKSON's CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROCHE POWDEK.-Adel delightful pleas
ant remedy in catarrh headache, bsd BREATH hosrse
ness, asthma, bronchitis, coughs, deafness, &C. and
all disorders resulting from colds in head throat and
vocal organs. This remedy does not dry up catarrh
but l0OseHs it, frees the head of ell offensive matter,
quickly removing bad breath and headache; slIays
and soothes the burning heat in catarrh is mild
and agreeable is it's effects that it positively cures
icithout sHeetiHg. AS TRoOHE POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste and never nsuseates; when swallowed,
instantly gives to the throat and vocal organs deli
ciOus sensation of c00ness and comfort. Is the best
VOICE TOXIC in the world Try it'll Safe, reliable,
Address, COOPER, WILSON & co, Proprietors
Philadelphia. JOHN D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST TRUAx, Toledo, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
1yI5u29yl /
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A Card-Mr. d Mrs. WYKEs desire TO ex-
press their appreciation of the kind and
generous donation visit, of the members OF
M. K. Church and other friends at the
Parsonage, Feb. 9th and I7th, and CRATE
fully acknowledge the receipt of $lO5.0O, in
jGreeubacks anJi valuables, as a substantial
expression of their copfience and good will.
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A Card.-The ladies of st. Psups church
tender their sincere thanks to Messrs.
RoBERrs & SHELDON, THOMPSON d Co. and
Mr.. M. BRooKwAY for favors and services
rendered in aid of their festival on Tuesday
evening. Also to the citizens of Fremont
generally for their very liberal patronage.
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Fatal Accident.--Just as We were going
ito press we learned that JAMES WALDoN, a
laboring baar, was killed yesterday morn;ng
by the bursting of the balance wheel of a
port ible saw nil. The accident happened
near CHAs. CLAPP's. The unfortunate man
leaves family living near Green Springs.
He survived about an hour after the ac-
cident.
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We have male sFecial c)ntract with the Howe
ewing Machine Company to furnish thsir world-re
nowned machins a. Premium for new Subscribers to
THE EPEND ENT
during tie present year. Any person who viii send
US the namss oftwenty -four yearly subscribers,
at regular subscription price, (sse terms as above)
will be pres eEted with OF these celebrated ma
chimes the lowest price of which $50. 1t will be
picked and shipped BY express, or otherwise. as di
. c.ed.
We simply want the names with the money! CT
"a persons Who do not take ourpspr, AID who really
4bscribe for Il; they may be sent one at tins, tr
pntogsther; thcy may be at one p)st-Ofies, more
han one-#e only particular that they should be
bora fde neT subscribe ~
ANY one person subscribing for 81 years. or any two
persons for IL years. any three persons for years.
will be entitled to the macbiGe under above offer.
Persons intending 20 take advantage of this ofTsr
and sending the subscribers names the obtain
them, will please state in ch il stxrcs that they are
sent on this aoeoCnt.
All subscriptions sent under this fer must begin
with the number C our paper next after the receipt
of the money.
Reuittance5 must be made ~ post-oHice money
oldsr, bank cheeS, or express (psidl.