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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17
Some Of the pamphlets Of the l7th cen

Some Of the pamphlets oi the ''tn ce"'
,ury hal curious titles. wo sulioin few
Of Them: a. most dclcciahlc, sweet per-
ran,e,l no. 'sny Tor the saints to smell at"
~ mir m bellows I" blow oft the dust
cas, r,,,on John Fry" In Cromwell's time,
the author Of book on charity gave the
following title: "An"'hcr-High.heeled
shoe. for dwsrfs ~ holiness" And still
ano,her-"Crmb, Of Comfort Tor tho
Chickens of tho Covenant )" AQuaker In
prison published "a Sigh Of Sorrow Tor the
sinners Of Zion. breailicd out Of hole In
tho wall by an earhen vessel known
among men by tho name Of Samuel FISH,
we Gull ou, from tho catalogue but one
more: The Spiritual Mustard Pot to make
,I,c soul mcese with devotion"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

Somel@ly says our young men need
more timber. l,olll in character and muscle.
Il 10 pretty cer,ain that they don't need any
more brass. Il isn't tho face, 'nI the l'ody
that is defective (; IL isn't In assumption, hat
in reality, that they arc found wanting.
The women. also, have their shor. .co'nings
if our u,odists arc to 10 beiieved. lf the
outlines. which sometimes 50 d light tho
eye and administer to tho artistic taste,
were but known. the charm would depart,
rs Il does nightly with disrobemeni.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

A gentleman, passing along eauseway
between two wasen, asked m irishuan
whom he overlook, II people wero NOT lost
there sometimes, seeing that tbcrs was no
rail TO keep them from falling int "Loa |"
answered Pat; III never knew anybody to
he ioa here In my lie. There have besn
some drosned bot then they wero always
found again."
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

How To MAKE MoLAssEs CANDY. Take
two quars Of West India inolasses, one
pound Of brown sugar, the juice Of Two
large lemons, or ,easpoonihl Of strong cs
scncc Of lemon. Mix tho molasscs "n'l
sugar together, taking care 10 usc The West
India molasscs, which is much the lrsl
Boil to tho consistency required
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

n tho spring pat forth no blosscms. In
summer ,hcrc will be no beauty, and In a,-
tumn no fruit So. u youth b thrown
away without any Improvement, riper years
win be contemplate, and old age misera-
bic.
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Somebody relates a story Of couple Of
boys, who. having been hunting n'i ony'
aud as they drew near home, passed ny tue
old village meeting house. seeing ,o"'e
ohjec, Iierchc,l upop tho aeep'c' one Of 'he
i,oys fired a, IL, and broush, huge owl
,umbIinr to tho srourd. HisyounEer com.
RAMON. shocked a, what seemed an net o'
.oer;lcrs, exclaimed "Oh,. B.ll you've becn
and conc and shot n el'cr'b,m"
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-04-17

When /. gal om wes Is kisscd she looks
surpri.cd. md snys:
.'ilow could you !" - 4.i
To which the swain replies:
p "It will give me great pIcar'rc to sho"
you, ;" and proceeds to give duplicate.
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The Good Oa Times-fiop a Plantation
Managed after the Style Of 1860 Looks IN
ls6S-M. Nasty Finds such an one, and
Reports Theron.
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Misfellauenas.
LIFE YSSTR.IyCE.

LIFE fNSfklNCE.
Hoe One Uoman ~ss BrosVht TO Beiie~e
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

A GOOD GOLD PEN.-MoRToN's Pens
are known the world over. Mr. Morton has
brought the art of gold pen making to the
highest point of perfection. His pens arc
cheaper, in the long run, than steel pens
and are the very best pens manufactured
He resorts to no clap-trap or deception tc
sell them. Every pen of his Ist, I'd and 30
quality is stamped "a. Norton" and mum
bered. The points are warranted six mouths
except against accident. ANY pen stamped
"a Morton" not adapted TO your hand, car
be returned within ten days, and will be re
placed by another See his advertisement
in another column
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

PIANO FoRTEs, Grand Square and
Upright, which are now acknowledged to be
by the leading artistes in this country, s,,-
perior to any other in Amaericd These in
struments possess every modern improve
ment are of the largest size, finished in
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases, embrac.
ing every variety of style. Each has the
full Met1llic Frame, Overstrung Bass, with
or without the sgraffe arrangement. Each
has the French Grand Action, acknowledged
to be superior to any other in rapid execu-
ton. These instruments are all seven, sew
en- and quarter and seven and a third Oc-
taves, CONSTRUCTED Of thoroughly seasoned
wood, and OF the finest and best material.
For great power, singing qualities, sweetness
and purity of tone throughout the entire
register, elegarce of flush, and great dura-
bility, the Piano Fortes of Kraussharr & Co.
and Kindt g. MANI are unsurpassed by any
other makers in the world, and have taken
the highest premium wherever exhibited,
These instruments are for sale at Leppel-
mans Emporium of Music. and are war
rantt equal to Steinway's in every respect t
while they can be sold ten per cent. lower.
He also has Stsinway's, Hallet & Davis's,
W. P. Emerson's, Knabe & Co.'S, ard many
other well known make, which csn be pur-
chased cheaper of him than of travelling
agent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

The Hiiserables cf this bright and cheerful
world are the Dyspeptics. Without good digestion
there neither bs bodily comfort nor mental en-
joynent. Between the stomach and he brain there
Is a close and wonderful alliance. II ths is dis
ordered the other is gloomy, desctei, incapable of
effort, and indifferent to all that makes 1fs agreeable
and feal'hy. Is this a ,nditon that sDy rational
human beiDg is willing 20 endure, when tho means
of csi II n, immediate and permanent relief be
obtained everywhere: The Dyspept:c hes his fate in
his bands. If he chooses TO banish forever the
disorder thst racks his body and distuIbs the mind
with nameless horrors, he has only to step TO the
nearest drug store snd procure a supply OF Hcstet-
ter's Stomach Bitters, No Phase Of Dyspepsia has
ever ystresisted the alterativa, tonic and anti biz
ious operation tf this potent vegetable specific 1t
literally regenerates the lethargic stomach;
into healthy action The GOrmsnt liver; puts t fight
the diFnal fsnces that beset the mird; gently re-
lieves and regulates the well; strengthens the
fsebed nerves; restores the appetit, and makes Il
were, creature Of the desPoIding ard debiii-
tated invalid. Lsdrs who suffer fr, IN ird gostion
have only to take small dose Of this pure vegetable
corrective, once tWic1 dsy, 10 entire ex
eDpton fcom the rains ard penalties Of weak
stomach and that perfect :lnctional regularity,
which but few Of ths Eek uninterrupted epiny.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

The SONG OF TIE SHIRT.-" In these
days of Sewing Machines the pitiful cry OF
starving needle women is seldom heard.
The best ofthe machines is the Wheeler &
Wilson. No family can afford to be without
one. 1t is sold as low as any, and compar-
ison of its merits proves its superiority" So
says Brother Curtis, but be will sell H0ooe
Machine occasionally, when he can get it.
am prepared TO give him one of either the
Florence or Howe, if fail to sew anything
that he does, and then sew what he cd1nOk
j. L. jackson, Agent for the Florence and
Elias Howe, (not the A. B. Howe), the only
genuine Howe Machines have the medallion
of Elias Howe stamped on each machine
Everyone thinking of purchasing Sewing
Machine for family use, or manufacturing,
are requested to call and see these machines
and prove for themselves, the superiority of
any good shuttle machine over all others.
No charges for showing or trying machines.
]. L. JACKSON, St. Clair's Block, Main St
Fremont, o.
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Bellevue Items From the Gosstts

Bellevue Items From the Gazette -
The freseeing of the new M. E. Church has
been completed, The designs are beautiful
and well executed. The Church, when
completed, will be one of which the citizens
of Bellevue may well be proud. -, A great
many of our citizens are selling out prepara-
tory to seeking their fortunes in the growing
West. We are sorry TO lose them, but if
they must go success attend them A man
engaged in the steam saw mill, just west Of
town, narrowly escaped horrible death a
day or two ago. He was at work in the
mill, and accidentally fell on the carriage in
close proximity 10 the saw, but fortunately
the lever by which the machinery is regula-
ted was within his reach, and graspiDg it he
stopped the saw Just as it was about to seize
him
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

DE- E. DILLON IL SoN send greeting
to the public generally with scme of thi
reasons why it viii pay 10 invest money al
their Drug Store:
Ist. Because they have the largest Stoch
of Drugs in Fremont.
2ad. A greater variety of Patent Medicines
and all other kinds of Medicines than Gan
be found at any one Store in Ohio.
Sd. They have incomparably the largest
Stock of Wall Paper and Window Shades in
Fremont
4th. Extensive Dealers in School Books,
States, DC, Books aud all kinds of Station
cry.
5.h. Entirely the largest dealers in White
Lead Paints, Oils, Brushes, and nearly eve
ryihing under the sun used by painters or
in any wise appertainiug to the paint trade.
9Th. 50 to IS per cent. larger stock Of
Window Glass (best brands) than is carri-
ed by any house in Fremont,
7th. Because their ruling aim and effort
is always to keep the best of everything in
their line and their guiding star is quick
sales and small profits.
Sth. The best reason of all is we have the
vouchers in quantity, quality and variety to
correspond with all we say in the nswspa-
pers and viii convince the mast incre1ulous
Gf there be any such) that it will pay and
pay well TO invest money at the Drug Store
Dr. E. Dillon & Son.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

REVOLUTION IN THE ART OF MAKING
BuTTFR.-The invention Of the Dexter Churn
bids fair to reyolutionize the art of butter
making by doing away with all other churns.
1t was patented in May, 1862 and has al
ready worked its way into public favor
The inventor of this churn studied the phil
osophy of producing butter and then con-
structcd the mechanism of his churn accord
ingly. As result, with the double dasher
of the Dexter, he produced butter in from so
seconds to ten minutes and half. Nothing
like it was ever constructed before.
Mr.. VIM Wolfinger, of Fremont, has
bought the right 10 manufacture and sell
these churns in the Counties of Sandusky,
Seneca, Huron, Erie, Lorain, Medina, Sum-
nit, Ashland and Cuyahoga, and has eslab-
lished maaufactory nerr the old Morebouse
warehouse. The churns are sold for $40,
each.
Orders have been received from the fol-
lowing among other persons in this county
and moro are coming in constantly:
Jacob B. Stahl, Ballville /; Conrad Maurer
Washington; David West, jackson John
Rineck, Rice; James Parks, Riley; Geo.
Baker, jackson; VIM. Woodford, Riley
Geo. Reynolds, E. Short, Ballville VIM. T..
Green, Fremont; G. Overmire, Washington;
Thos. Enoch, B. F. Webb, Rice; Jacob
Brough, D. Stall, Riley; Joseph Garp, Jas.
Fenton, Washington s. W. Stewart, Fre-
mont; G. W. Fisher, c. Razall, Jackson
John Olson, Ballvelle B. F. Dean, Wash
ington; A. K'aemer, Oak Harbor.
Chas. Carris is the trailing agent and
will take orders for machines and sub-agen-
cies.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13
REsrOREYoUR sICuT,-svect.c

RESTORE YOUR SIGIIT!-SPectaccs and
Surgical Operations rendered nselesti The inestin-
able blessing of light is made perpetual By the uss
of the new patent improved ivory eye cups Many
Of our most eminent PHYSICIANS Oculists, Students
aud Dvines have had their zht restored and per-
msneutly cured Of l, Impaired Vision. 2 Pres
bYop a, or Far Sightodaess dsthenopia, or Weak
Eyes. 4 phora-Running or watery Eyes s
Sore Eyes. 8 Weakness OF the Retins, or Optic
Nerve. Ophthalm;a, or Inllm ns,iou OF the Eye
and its Appendsges. PhOtophobia, or Intolerance
of Light. 10 Myodesobis seeing moving Fpecs or
floating IL Obscgrity of vision. u Catarscts
Partial Blindness, and the Worst disorders Of the
Eye. Any one eau use the Ivory Eye Cups, with
out the aid Of Doctors or Medicine so as to receive
immediate beneficial results and wear spectsc-
les; or if useiug now, to lay them aside forever,
Over 5000 certificates ofcases where cure pre-
yiously guaranteed, may be at oar Office We
guarantee cure in every else where the directions
are followed, or We Bin refund the money For
sale by Druggists and oculists. To receive cur
Treatise on the Eye, IS pages, BY return mail free
send your igll address to DR.. J. BALL * ca, No.
9lLi5erty St, New York, P O Box 95T.
tSyFor the worst ses OF Ayopia, or Eear-Sight-
edness, our New Myop'c Attachments, easily 3D.
justed and apple to the Ivory Eye Cups. Send fer
Pamphlet. Travelling Agents wsnted-goOd COM
mission pail Selling of the Ivory Eve Cups is a
pleaiant aad hOuoraols en- Dl)yu mt desirable for al
Ladies, Clergymen, Teachers, Students and Farmers
and for all who de ira to make honest living by
an easy employment All persons sEkipg terms to
agents must enclose Is cents TO pay postsgs and cost
Of printing materials containing information for
agents. 6l-5l JB CO.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

The FAMILY SEWING MACHINE is
destined to exert au influence oyer domestic
comfort uuequaled by any other Invention
Of the age, and We know of no machine that
is SO well adapted TO the wants of family as
the Wheel,r & Wilson machine. With one
of these the housekeeper accomplishes in
one hour what it would take her three days
to do by hand. This machine has arrived
at point of perfection, and seemingly needs
no improvements. 1t does light, heavy aud
ornamental work with equal ease and beau
ty. A. j. Curtis agent, at the Millinery
Rooms of Mrs Brockway. 2w
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

No You Don't "A brace of cunning fcl-
lows in New York, representing themselves
to be "AttOrneys and Counsellors," profess
the desire to forward 'rhe ends of Justice, II
by collecting from the proprietors of Gift
Enterprises the prizes justly due the ticket
holder. A remittance Of two dollars is the
preliminary step in the pr oceeding. These
artful dodgers ask us to spread their adver-
tisement before our readers, "the same time
adding any local ideas of our own" The
idea strongly localized in our head is thBt
these fellows are as arrant rogues as those
they pretend to watch, and we caution our
readers against being caught by their trans
parent swindle =
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

Reorgani3ed.-The Mcpherson Steamer
Company is now fully reorganized, and con-
sists of fifty members with officers as fol-
lows: Foreman, J. d. GRIFFIN; Ist Assistant
D. 0rTo I'd Assistant, D. CLARK Engi-
neer, d. PocKMRE Secretary, WIN. H.
ScoTr Treasurer, L. ANDERSEN Captain
OF Hose Cart, "Bummer" J. S. VAN VAL
KENBURGH of The 'sFenian," Tnos. HEARLE-
HI. At the last meeting the Company
adopted resolution urging the City Council
10 comply with the recommendation of the
Chief Engineer by selling the old engine
house and lot, and erecting new house at
the foot of Croghan street.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

WE have frequently called at
tention to the Union Business Institute al
Oberlin, O. 1t seems TO be enjoying fine
success this winter. Good attendance, a
superior class of young men, geDtlemanly
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 information. 6f
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

ARE You INSURED This is an i'm
portant question, and one worthy the imme-
dia'e 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 ENI ERPEIsE INSURANCE COMPANY
offers this full indemnity. Apply TO Ward
q Butman, of Fremont, who are the agents
for circulars and papers showing its condi-
ton and reputation.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13
JACKsON's CArARRH SNUFF AM

JACKSON'S CATARRH SNUFF AND
TROCHE delightful and pleas
ant remedy in cstsrrh headache, bad 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 catsrrh
but LOoseHs it, frees the head of all offensive matter
quickly removing bad breath and headache; allays
and soothes the burning heat in catarrh; is mild
and agreeable is its effects that it positively
pithOHt sHce1iHg. as TROoHE POWDER, is pleasant
to the taste, and never nausestes when swallowed,
instantly gives to the throat ard vocal organs deli
ciOHs sensation Of c00laeIs and comfort Is the best
VOICE Toxic in the world Try it! Safe. reliable,
snd only 35 Sold 10y druggists or mailed free
Address, COOPER, WILSON Il CO. Proprietors
Philsdephis. JoHS D. PARK, Cincinnati, Ohio, and
WEST TEUAx, TOlsco, Ohio, Wholesale Agents.
lVl5u2SyI
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

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 Bucklapd's new
block opposite the Croghan House. Every
body knows where it is, for that is the place
where everybody gees,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

A Dangerous Oil The burning fluid
called Anchor Oil is dangerously infam-
mable substance, and by act of Congress it
is made unlawful to sell or offer it for sale
as an illuminating oil. We notice chat it is
beingI sold in Cleveland to country dealers
at low rate, which enables them to supply
it 10 customers at 25 cents per gallon. A
considerable Quantity has been shipped
West. We would caution dealers and the
community TO have nothing TO do with it.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13

Tragedy in Tiffin.-JOacip ogle, who
removed to Tifin from Fremont last fall,
attempted TO kill his wife and himselfin Tiff
fin last week. The particulars of the affair,
10 brief are these: Ogle is drunken,
worthless character, and his wife has sus-
tanned no better reputation. Wednesday of
last week in drunken fiji Ogle cut his
wifes throat, and then gashed his own.
The screams of the woman brought in the
neighbors; medical aid was sent for, and the
wounds dressed. Neither the man or the
woman were mOrtaily hurt The knife used
was dull one, aud the wounds were ugly,
awkward cuts. Ogle is in Jail in Tifin
awaiting examination.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-03-13
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