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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
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as Solder ard Statesman. An accurate History
vol Of $50 pages finely illustrated. AGENTS will 6ud
this the Book to sell at the PRESENT time. The
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Agents viii see the advantage Of dealing directly with
the publishers: Eor circulars and Terms, address
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DRODUoBs perfrct and permanent oafea Of the
u worst cases Of catArrh. "Cold In tho Had
Coriza and Catarrhal Headache, Hundreds Of fes-
dmonials- from well known citizens and enfnsnt
physicians who have used It In their private practices
sbundantly tessifv. I- = l'f3-it
For Sale BY s. 5ucklsnd L Son and O. r. McCal-
loch. Fremonf; J. W. Luce and Rushton 4 Mead.
Clyde, and druggiEfs gsnsr Ally. s'ti ss65
Price 30 cents per package A liberal discount to
Druggists. We vii send the Remedy to any address
ey mai on reesipt Of uatorn SO cent Frae.iosei
Currency Note and one three cent postage stamp.
-Four pacSsgss to 3drPss E - o. postsxs free.
e-Jl Address DR.. SAGE 4 Co., RufEaIo n Y.
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Csaal Advertisements. uiadtsi.

A TTACHMENT NOEICE.-R. O.,
IA Csples, Plsintif. vs.. Drury 6. Bush, DefsEd-
ant-Before N. & Tyler, Justics ofthe Praoe Of Sam
dusky Township. Sandusky county, Ohio On the
10th day OF April, 1888, said Justice issued an
order OF in the ahoEe sdtien ths sum
ofsixty nine dollars and ninety five cents.
sid Hl l'1 ldi fa f9ns RC CAPLES. si
Fremont, May ,1S6s. 1s-2o--pfs2 40 N la-ll g..
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Last Sensation !

Truth stranger than hstioni What saw and
heard, or TEN NIGHTS BEHIND THE SCENES IN
CHICAGO. The most startling and int nt,res.ing book
ever published. Over Three Bundred pages finely
illustrated. Ten Thousand copies already sold Sent
to any address, post-paid. receipt OF 81 90, by
lens ]. u. H.SIAH0NS CO.,
Box 5e23, Chicago, III,
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A TTACHMENT NOTICEaDru,,,1 ~

A TTACHMENT NOTICE.-Drury
"A G. Bush, nonresident Of ths. Sta of obia
win take notice that the 23d day of February A.
D. 1858, Charles Foster, Charles w. Foster and
charles Olmsted, partners under the irm name Of
Foster Oimsted Co., fled their petition in the Of
nee Of the Clerk of the Courtof Common Pleas, With
IN and for the county Of Sandusky In the State of
Ohio, claiming that the said Drury G. Bush l. in
debt to me s1id nrm of Foster, Ofmsted b o.,
ON two sev sral promissary notes In the sum of
Slol46, AID asking Judgment againsta hin for that
sum with interest from the 22d day Of February.
D. 1888. :
A writ Of attachment has been issued in the said
action sgsinst the goods, ehattes and effects of the
said Drury @. Bush, In said county Of Sandusky
J. z. HORD,
Atty for Foster, Olmstead / Co.
April q 1858. ... l&-le-ufa 80
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
2se Patent Metallic .p
White Wire Clothes-Lines !!

THIS is en- entirely new quality of Wire, and pos
sesses the following remarkable advantages over al
FIRsT-It has q coating which prevents it from
ever corrodiHgo or turning from It's white color.
sEcoSD-ft Feed neyer be taken in
TH4ED-It wiz last 6fly esrss 8.e
FoURTH-You cannot load i. heavy enough with
clothes tc break it,, St
FIETH-It does not diseolor the clothes ff rrf
sIxTH-Clothes DO not freeze to it.
sKvRxrH-Iti is cheaper than any other line.
This sneellent Velothc3-i1e cost but THREE
CENTS AFOOT.
The undersgnedts the general agent for the sale of
It In this locality Buy OF him when hs calls on you.
S H.G. 0VERAIER.
Fremont, FEB I, 1858, 6m2
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WANTED. AGENTS. ss5 20 s2OO

WANTED, AGENTS, ssl ss9 na5:R, 1S ss9o ss:es.
where, male and female, to Introduce the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sewing Machine
This machine will stitch, hea fell, tuck, qaiIt cord
bind braid and EN- roideI in most superior manner
win pay $1,000 for any mrchine that will sew a
stronger, more beautiful more elastic seam than
ours. 1t makes the sElastic Lo Stitch Eyery
second stitch can be cut, and still the cloth cannot
be pulled apart without tearing it. We pay sgents
from SO to 500 per month ana expenses, OF com
mission from which twice that amount can be made.
Address sEcoEB Co., Pittsburgh, Pa, or Boston,
Mass. -
CAUTION.-Do not be imposed upon by other
parties psinipg OF worthless cast-i-on machines
nneer the same name otherwise. Ours il the only
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08

Is in receipt of an important official docu-
ment, signed by the Professors of the
Medical College of Breslau, Prussia,
embodying the result of an
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
18th daytof NIay,'1ssss

Ono, will ttar for ssiest pabhe suetinn, ON the
q 18th day Of May, $685. %
at 10 O'Clock in the fofshoon, upon the prsissi the
following described real estate situated in the county
of Sandusky and State Of Ohio, to wit:
U So much sfthe south half Of the north-eestquarter
Of section twenty nine (29) township six (6 range
four4en IA as lies north ard east Of the Cleveiafd
Toledo Railroad ex ptpg ten Qo) acres OF Of the
south end thereof heretofore conveyed BY John Con-
nsr and wife 10 Solomon QcinI and sisc excepting
much OF the north part thereof IS was conveyed
April 8, 1861, by John Connor and wits andJohn J.
Carter and wifs to Oliver 'DudIeJro The premises
eren described containing Forty Acres Of land more
less and encumbeEsd By the obligation to maintain
fences on the r. lndariss Of said Railroad. 80 49,
Appraised value 81, 800. -'tf '''-
TERzs OF SALE--Ons-ihird in hand, one-third in
nire months and one third in eighteen months from
the day CT sale, with interest. Tue paynsDts TO be
secured By mortgage upon the premises Eold. Il,
WILLIAM BoGGS.
Administrator of John Connor. d. Cd.
April Is, 1888. ltd
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08

IN petition win Be presented to the Uonnniission1
ers of sandusky county, at theirJun Session, A. D.
1868, to lay out and establish public highway COM
meneing on tae west line of Townsend township in
Sandusky county, where the State road said
townFhip lire in section thirty IN Townsend town
ship, at the Blacksmith shop of Joseph Dean, and
runnirg thence north on the township line between
the Townships Of Riley and Townsend to Sandnsky
Bay. d,-r 1e-2opd 7. Z. PoAER0Y.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
pETITIoN FOR D1voRC(IEl.s' C(IEl q

Ann E. HObbell, PItG s4s' ~
D. Hass.ii. sss'I.' D.ri. 'as'''''1' Com. Plea.
This defendant, whose plses Of residences Is un-
kno vn, will taEe no ics that the plaintiff has Hled
in tbs Clerks ofics OF the Court Of Common Pess
OF Sandusky county, Ohio her petit ION axainst him,
praying to be divorced from hin; charging that he
hiss been wilfully absent from petitioner for more
than three years last past; thss lie Ia required to
ansv'r said petition or before the 18th daY of
May. 1883, - JL. GREENE 4 SON
Mseh H. 1858. l2-td 1gu PlFs Atty'ss Is
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Price. 25 Cents.
DIR, RADWAY

HIGH ENDORSEMENT FROM THE
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF PRUSSIA.
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lOOFING SLAVE.
w A N r "a ID

RIO MAKE An ARRANGEMENT With
Il one good man in each county, 10 sell by sAun.
pe new and useful article that body uses and
will buy. For terms address Rev. W. &C. FINK,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
i,atsnH altoaIens:
/ Ayers Cathartio Pills. "a
For all the, purposes of a Lax.
alive MeAfcfua VII

csthartie, nor vas eyer any 5siors u ,
universally adopted into use, iu svsry
and among all classes, as this mild
bpt efficient purgativs Pill. The
obvious reason is, thatit 10 = more
reliable and far more sffectual rem
edy than any other. Those who have
lit, know that Ii cured them:
thofe who have not, know that II
cures their nsighbors and frisndr,
and alknow that Ehat 1t does once
It does alEays-that il never fails
through any fault or neglect Of its
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upon Thousands Of certificates Of
their remarkable cures o. fths follow
ing complaints, but such cures are
known In every neighborhood. snd
we-1eednJtPrblish theu.- Adapted
to all ages and cor ditions In an
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08

GREATEST Curiosity of the 10th
VI Century Wonderful Electric Fish
IL plszses all By mail for 10 cts and stamp; for
2bc Address the inventor, NATHAN Hall, West
Miubary. Mas. ~ Agents wanted In every pat Of
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08

WANTED, Immediately, Agents
W to sell my new Pasen: Advertising Stamps
rare chance for making money offered. For par
land, o.
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DDREss TO THRNRRvoUs aNDDp-I

E. Dillon & Sen, g. BdcETznd son;spd BY C.R.
sCnlloeh, Frement,0 o., and BY drug ests ssd DIAL
srs in medicir e;eTerYvh vhere--,'.,--,' = s7yIsE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-05-08
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.

e THE Faculty of the College state in their
report that after careful and minute eranina-
tsoa, they have the honor to state that g the
pills are not only free from every substance
Injurious to health, but are composed wholly
of substances and elements promotive Of
digestion, and certain at the same time to
act favorably upon the nervous system, &C.,
&c. They state, further, that the injurious
rumors set aaoat by the Prussian apothe-
carries originated !" in mean spirit of trade
jealousy, excited by the great celebrity at
tanned by the Pills within a very brief
period" l1'
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Great Oriental Tea Co.,

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the same terms 70 6gents though 6esliDg directly
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may desire We also pay agsnts the same commits
sions as allowed by tine company. Blank form Of
order, with picelist and The Tea Cup, sent to any
address. PARKER & CO,
Nos 9s h 100 Sr7nrer ST. Boston
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Thomas r. Agnew,

&0S CAPITAL only required to
R~J commenea the very ProftsBls business Of
Stencil Cutting. Tools and stock Of the best quality
aud all necessary information furnished n j. KKf-
CALF sos, loi Union St., Boston, Mass.
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HPLEASE EXAMINE. H
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mentioned below, can have the rse- -l
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Signed on behalf of the College,
DIR. PHIL. THEOBALD WERNER
Director Of the Polytechnic BarsaH.
DR.. HEsSE, First ASsistaHt.
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Law CARDS.
B. L. D. GUFFY,

ATTORNEY a II Law
~, vAND~ FQTARY -PFBkLea T
Ofaee on the- corner of Mainland Thiro
Streets, in Walkers new building,
iei3 EVA SsVILLE, IND.
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The Franklin Brick Machine

Is guaranteed, with eight men and tvs
horses, 10 make $500 TO $500 hrSt-clas
BrlcEs per hour; and by steam, 1000 Il
Z 90 per hour, according TO the facilities
Tor removing them. 1 otter 10 demonstrate
these facts by machines constantly WORK.
ing in this city. y. W. job SON Agent
81 Woodward Avenue, Detroit Mich.
fe2O d2m 1P
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-13
THE IMPEACHMENT OF ANDREW
rIOIINEDN.


The impeachment OF the Acting Presi.
dent is progressing ne surely as the force ol
Time aud Fate can carry It, Never, per.
haps, has tIero been recorded such nna
Watty Of opinion az to IFS Justice aud pro-
rriey' However much partisan spult
may move III his lavor there is, novorlhc'
less, the deep aud latent conviction, that
ANDREw jbiNSoNS oihciol record IL dls'
grace to the American people, aud its his
tory will bc blot on our annals III all com.
lns time HIS drunken dobauchcrA, ms
political ueachciyi his vulgar cummings his
corrupt use OF tho vast patronage within
lIts gill his dlehonorabIe attempt to make
tlols OF men subordinate ~ position but
hus superior III moraI5' MS usnrpauon OF
authority n"' MS w'IIIul violation OF law !
al these lra''s OF character conplnod win
'Wscr"pulo"s n"''s"''y ol u'sP"S'.'on,
i"uica'e 'he posSeSelon ny MN o' he low
FAt luah'eS oI hoart ana oI "'n", ana
Which, II deVe'oPe" uhuer any o'n'r 'oih
81 government tnah 'hot oI 'ncso oh'lou
H's'es' "o"'n nave p'acou Nun !" '''o 'oro'
most rank oI perhdlouS 'yrahiS'
bad ana d'sGrHcciu' AZ MS record may be,
Yet thls nation ana ago VIII manifest It's
Iedeem'ng power lho eN'' has It's anu
d"'e' Never, III iho history "i the world
las tie moral iorcc oil any PcopIo pcen s"
iHIly exhibited as ~ tho act oI lnpcachlnG
lhe Tfes'de"'' wh'on IL now III progress
nat wh'rh IN o'"er nations Is accomplished
o"'J ny Tue am oi war ana 'he clash OF
arms Spr'Hu'hg dc0'h ahu ueSo''''oh III 'tS
N"ke' IL nero performed ny INC magical
lm~er OF mora' 'otco' III "oeulehce TO 'no
hehcs'S OF TIE law INC embryo Dictator
d'scendh It ON his assumed elevation, ana
hclore The h'Gh tribunal OF the nation pleads
guilty, or not gniily' |" u'e l"n'''
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-13
SUMMARY OF NEWS.

TUE Prince of Wales will soon nuke ~
visit to Ireland, where he is to be made
Knight of the Order of St. Patrick.
TnG Illicit distilers in East Tennessee
killed two United States soldiers who were
sent to aid rcYcuae olliccr i'll arrestlng a
swiudlcr.
DEPARTURES from Ahyssinia say King
Taeodnrus has arrived in the immediate
nee hborhood of Magdaa with his troops
AMI war material The advance of the
B itsh expedition was steadily pushing
ahead under General Napier, aud Mt last nc
counts was two days march beyond the
The village of Attcrgat
HAVANA, M,rcA o. The mail steamer has
arrived from Vera Cruz.
The trials OF the persons alleged to have
been engaged in the late conspiracy Ia
overthrow the Juart2 government are pro
grcssiuc. The plan vas TO ASA Snnto the
memb rs of JuarcI cabinet, ovcico ne the
regiment stationed At the pla e. rob the trea
sury and indulge in scenes Of rapine AMI
murder
Troops have been dispatched to qucll the
revolution at Ma2aDln.
The affairs of Cnrtyz & Co., New York
agents for tho Mexican loan have been sat
| islactorily settled. Mr. rert of that firm il
passenger 10y the steamer and will sal
| for New York Tuesday next.
Everything is quiet in the Ne Xican Re
/ public
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BILL IL AN EXTRA LEVY OF
TAXES.

1t il highly important that the bill pre-.
scntcd to the State Legislature, for power
to levy an extra amount of tax to cover
tho county Indebtedness, should speedily
pass. Auditor NEWTON informs us that the
largo discount now male on County or.
ders bears very hard on the poor work
Ing man. As a measure of justice and ne
cessity we really hope there will be no Sc
r'ors opposition to the passage of the
measure, 1t viii be impracticobe for the
amount realized from such levy to be
applied to any other purposes than the one
We would, therefore, respectfully urge the
sending of petitions to the Legislature to
induce its passage.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-13

BE Sure yOu nre Right then Go Ahead.
Whatever slmrNlhy may exist among
Tire Republicans Of this county, for or
against Tie removal of the county seat of one
thing we may rest assured, our Democrat c
friends are kocnly alive to the advantage
which may result to them from the clement
uf discord. 1t is well kuown to them that
in political scusc, in this county, they
have nothing to lose and everything to
gain. It, therefore, behoovcs IT'S as party
to insist on speedy settlement oG local
difficulties, 10y a vote of the people and the re-
striction of any official power, the propricty
" which may exhibit the shadow Of doubt
We may always afford to do right, and that
in the end will be sure to win. We must
again Insist on "A prompt aud unreservcd
reference to the people of all matters Of
Importance in which taxation is involved.
If the tax is voted by the people, we are
ST.. Without their sanction, we are
in danger therefore, VIC again say to the
Commissioners tho people. You
have called on them to vote the tax for In.
Urinary purposes do not attempt to deny
them that right i'll the erection of county
buildings
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1868-03-13

Jefferson Davis is here. All tho fire
companies, as they passed. tho ST. Charles
Hotel gave him repeated cheers. As they
pu sell General llaucocks headquarters
they took oil their hats, and their bands
p'aycd tho "Bounio Blno Flag" But sin
out of thirty companies carried the flag ot
the United States. Great Indignation is
expressed Ivy the loyal citizsas, and fears
are entertained OF trouble.
1t il plain enough that treason il still
rampant, aud that patriotism 10 tho old ilaS
is at u discount. Reconstruction is evidently
necessary, but it is not that which con
cctleS all to virulont rebels, aud c.rioriS all
from loyal mon. If treason is at u premium
and patriotism is alta discount, it is high
time tho order Of things were chan sed
How much of this condition OF matters is
duo 10 tho policy of JOHNSON, il is hard to
state, Int we may really hopo the end OF
his power aud policy is nigh. We trus
the firm hand and Just action of some better
man will soon I've manifest,