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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-26

Humbug.-Some advertising agent has
been around Plymouth, Richland county,
lately, getting up business Directory, in
circular form, for the cards on which he
charged his victims from Ss to $ls; and
then did not furnish them with one-third
the number Of circulars he had agreed to,
One of the victims of the ''dodge" holds
forth in the columns of the Advertiser, last
week, as follows:
A man claiming to represent ]. T. Smith
& Co.,, Publishers, Of Indianapolis, Indiana,
visited our place about one month since, and
solicited cards for Business Directory and
Hotel Register. He succeeded in picking
up between one and two hundred dollars,
and the necessary number Of cards. He re-
turned about ten days ago with less s.than
one-half the number of cards and circulars
which he agreed to furnish, and managed
adroitly enough to collect his bill for the
entire amount lSg Shich he had contracted.
The work WSs not done in satisfactory
manner, several iudicrUus mistakes occur
ring. We have since ascertsined that the
work could have been executed at the Id
VersiSsr Office, in Plymouth, in much better
manner, and at less than one-half the ex-
pense, and satisfaction guaranteed.
NoRAL.-WOrk for your own interest by
patrODizing home Industry of every de-
sctiptiou, furnishing business for those that
will furnish business for you-keep money
at home, building up your own place, and
obtain just what you pay for, as men who
intend making home in 8 locality do not
generally misrepresent. This is what we
intend to do hereafter. A. VICTIM.
There is but one point in the above to
which we would particularly call the atten-
ton Of our business men; /. e., the import
ance of having your work done at home.
These foreign agents find their way into your
Offices, and talk about the capacity Of their
establishments, and facilities for doing
work. and then get work from you at high
er prices than you could have the same done
at home. Remember this:-The wages and
expenses Of these agents have to
to be paid, and they calculate to charge you
enough for the work they do for you to
cover thsse expenses, aud they do It every
time. Two parties are thus injured; you
pay more than you could get the work done
for at home, and the home Offices, which are
helping to build up the town, are deprived
Of the work which legitimately belongs to
them. As to facilities and capacities we
have all they can boast Of, and wecan do the
work as well. We have added a number of
neW fonts of type to our previously large
stock, and have just set up one of the hand
somest and fastest little card, bill and letter.
head presses in the State, and design to
further improve our Office SO that we can do
every style and variety of work. If there
fore, one of these runners should dun you
for job, give him to understand that you
have Offices here that can DO all such work.
Gall up and see us, and if you want to see
our little Fairy Press at work, we shall take
pleasure in exhibiting it to you.
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BUCHU,
From DispensatOry Of the United states.I
DIOSHA CRENATA-BUOHU ERAVF

From DispensatOTy Of the United StateaI
DI0SHA CRENATA-BUOHU LEAVES
PRoPERr1Es.-Their odor is strong, iifhlsiye. and
somewhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, aud an
1 alOgous Of mint.
MEDICAL PRoPR1Er1xs AND UsEs-Buehu Ieassv
are gently stimulant, with a peculiar tendency to
l the Urinary Organs.
| They are given in complaints Of the Urinary fr-
gans, such as Gravel Chronic CataTrh Of the Blad-
L der, Morbid Irritation Of the Bladder and UTsthr-
Diseases Of the Prostrate Gland and Retention AZ
Inccntnence Of the Urine, from loss OF tonein the
1 parts concerned IN its evacuation. Yheremedy has
/ also been recommended in Dyspepsia, Chrpnie
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Drruss
HELNBOLD's EXTRACT RUCHu is used By r,srsops
rom the ages Of Is to 25, and from IS to S. or IN
the decline or change Oflife; after COnfnemeut On
labor Pains; Bed-W citing in children.
In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Of
Buchu Is unequaled BY any other remedy As ID
Chlorosis or RstentiOn, IETegularity, Painfui1e-s
OF Suppression Of CUSTOMARY EFac1atious TTIr,.--
ated OF sciFrhous state Of tae Uterus, LeueorFbss
or Whites.
DISEASES OF THE BLAppER, KnSr4s. eutvp,
AND DRoPsICAL SWELLEGs.-Ihis medicine in
ereases the power Of Digestion, and exetes the An
soTbents into healthy action b. which Eatery or
CalcareOus dispositions. and all Unnstural In
largements are reduced, well as Pain and Inham-
nation.
aE1snoLD's EXTRACT BucHU has curel -everv
case of Diabetes in which It has been giyen Irri-
tatiOn Of the Neck Of the Bladder, and Tnaraation
Of the Kidneys, liberation Of the kidneYs and
Bladder, Retention Of Urine, Diseases Of the Pros
oluue N Aalculu6s
Brick Dust Deposit, and Mueus OF Milky Dis
charges, and Tor enfeebled and delicate oonstitTi-
tons, Of both sexes, attended with the following
symptoms; IndispOsition to Exertion, Loss o.
Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves, Trembling, Horror Of Disease, Wake
fulness, Dimness Of Vision; Pain in the Back Hot
Hands, Flushing Of the Body, nryness Of she s<in .
Eruption on the Face, Pallid Countenanoe, UuiTsr.
sal Lasstude Of the Mlsclar Systym, sc, 30
HELlTBoLnis EIrRAcT BUCHU IS Idurrtie an7'
Blood PURIFYING and cures all dieases arisinqr51
habits Of dissipation, excesses and imprudenses 7
life, impurities Of the Blood, &c, supereeiinR Co
pabis in affections for which It Is used, gueh a.
GOnOErh@a, Gleets Of long standing, and 5yphiii-
TIC AfectOns-n these diseases, used in connection
with HELlfBoID's RosE VASE
Sold BY an Druggists and dealers avsrywhsra
Beware o. Counterfeits Ask for Heimbold's
lake no otner Prlee, 4 Is per bottle, siz bot
lies for g 80, Delivered to any address. Describe
al communications. address
Il. T. HEL4BoLD, s94 Broadway, New York.
~ None are genuine unless done up in steel-en.
lTaved Wrapper, with fac-simile q ny Cksmieal
" haIehonse, and signed
i'lm H.F HELlBOLn
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Grand National Peace Jubilse.-On
the 18th, 10th and 18th of June, Boston is to
be the scene off Grand Musical Festival, OF
Peace Jubilee, in which it is expected
twenty thousand musicians will participate.
In view of this fact, musical publication
to be continued five months has been estab-
lished, the February No. of which is before
US. 1t is proposed to issue the March and
April Nos. together, and in it will be given
from fifty to one hundred pages of OratOriO
music, such as will be used at the Festival.
Twenty thousand copies will be sent free to
the different musical associations throughout
the country that design participating in the
Jubilee. Single copies will be supplied for
so cents each. Address Geo. Coolidge, No.
3, Milk street, Boston.
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sanduEky Couaty Fsaehsrs' InSti-
tuts.-Ths fourth annual meeting Of the
Sandusky County Teachers Institute vii
be held in the High School Room, Brsuohs.
Ohio, beginning Monday, April 5sh at 9
o'clock A. NJ and continue Eve days.
Prof A. Schuyler Of BeFss; R. " Steven
SOD, Sup't of the EOrWalk Public schools
aud other eOmpslsat instructors wiz be pre-
sent du;i1g the week. A public lecture VII
be given every evening. A fee Of twenty.
five cents viii be charged to help defaY sx-
penses. We hOp9 to sse every teacbsr in
the county present The County Eamiu-
srs will hold an examination at ths close Of
the Institute. By order Of ths Executive
Committee. -
1914 FIN. e1uu, secy.
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Attempted 10 Commit Suicide.

~ SOAnAA1S NA3SA-NS' a
man named Cady went into the drug store
of @. R. McOulloch, on Saturday last and
purchased an ounce of opium. he then
asked for drink of brandy, but was refus-
ed, He then left, and about noon entered a
restaurant and while eating, took out the
opium and proceeded to eat it. Being no.
ticed, he said he had taken it to put an end
to his life, whereupOn physician was call
ed in and succeeded in relieving him of the
poisonous mass. He was then taken to Jail
and locked up for a short time. On Mon
day he attempted TO procure more opium,
but failed. While in the drug store he as
serted that he formerly lived in Fremont;
that he had been in the regular army and
had Just been paid off; that while absent in
the army his wife had been seduced from
him and is now living with her seducer in
Cleveland; that he was going to Cleveland,
and would kill his wife and her sedueer and
then put an end to himself He said further
that his mother was a widow, was rich, and
lived in Bellevue, Ohio. But little credit
was given TO his story.
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AMnIarlons nTonfh.-

A MalaTiOus mOnth.-MaEeh, that gives Is
new President, is also the inaugural month Of
many harrassing disorders. EntangIed in its fosa
are the seeds of coughs oolds and Of that alterna-
ton of frigidity and fire, more widely known than
admired, called fever and ague. The only way 70
avoid these "litte unpleasantnesses" is to render
the system strong enough to fight OF the atmospher-
ic poison that produces them and the best way to
endOW it with this repellent power is to tone it with
HOSTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
If a Eay-farer were credibly informed that ruff
fan was waiting at the next corner, be would
doubtless turn in his tracks, and take safer routs
TO his destination. With Just about the same
amount of trouble, the attacks Of diseases prevalent
at this season may be evaded. Nay, the trouble
win be less, for drug stores lie in every ones route
and every respectable druggist in the Union keeps
on baud Hostetter's Bitter. The article ia stapls
Of trade, and it would be as easy to ind groosry
without sugar, the store Of an aposhecary Eith-
out this popular tonic remedy.
In view Of the experience Of the nation with re-
gard to the article, during the space Of twenty
years. it seems almost unnecessary to recapitulate
its merits to Americans. But as our population ia
increasing at the rate Of couple Of milionsa rear
in the natural way and BY immigration, it may be
as well to hint to the rising generation and new ar
rivals, Gthe old stettlers know all about it, thst
HOstetter's Stomach Bitterz is the most wholesome
and potent vegetable tonieever manufactured; that
it is specific for debility, dyspepsia biiousness,
and miasmatic fevers; that it prevents as well as
cures, the complaints and their complications; that
it is not nbad to take aud is Absolutely harmless
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Severely Injured.-Mr. D. Loweth,
principal miller, at the mills of Higbee,
Harris d Co., of Bellevue, was severely in
jured in the shoulder, on the 18th inst. 1t
appears that the machine for packing -four
in barrels, which is funnel absped, and in
which large auger revolyes, had gotten
out of order. 10 attempting to ascertain the
trouble, says the Gazette, Mr.. LOweth put
his arm between the suger and the side Of
the funnel. In an instant, almost, his coat
became fastened 10 the anger which drew
him round and round, by the arps some
thirty or forty times before the machinery
could be stopped, and the unfortunate man
released, DR., GOOdsOn dressed his wound.
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The Ottawa County Union says that
Henry BredehOef of Danburry township,
hat county, was severely injured in the left
arm, on the 10th inst, by the bursting of a
gun which he was firing at some wild geese.
Also, that John Posket, of Port Clinton, lost
two fingers in theeaw mill, at that place, on
the 18th, while getting log 10 position
His hand was caught in the friction wheels.
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]. N. Van Gorden, of Portage, Wood
county, was arrested, on the 18th, on a
charge of arson, in burning a building in
which was contained a stock Of goods be-
longing to himself and brother-in-law
named John Dewitt. The examination was
TO take place on the 18th. So says the
Bowling Green Sentinel
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RELIABLE,

A rare opportunity is now presented for
obtaining all kids of first class silver-ware
jsweiry, DC, at their cost of production
The large jeEelry establishment of Hogan
& Wade at Cleveland, in order to facilitate a
change of partners, has advertised to sell
at and below cost for few week ANY articles
in their immense stock Of nearly a quarter
of million. Now is your time.
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Onward, Capt. Mayne Reid's Monthly
continues to grow more attractive. The
April number is handsomely embelished,
literally supplied with choice literature and
acceptable to the young or old. Three dol
lars per year. Address Carleton, publisher,
497 Broadway, New York.
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Arnautka Spring Wheat.-we have
received a quantity of Arnautka Spring
Wheat from the Department of Agriculture,
which we desire to place in the hands Of
some one of our farmer friends who will give
it far test, and report the result to US, after
harvest. This wheat has been imported from
odessa, Russia, and may prove very yalu-
able article, for spring sowing.
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stormy.-March has SO far proven a Yery
stormy period, and seems disposed to main-
tain it reputation 10 the close. Monday
morning last, it commenced showing and
continued the entire day and into the night,
part of the time showing very hard. It"came
in like lion" and manifest tendency to 60
out the same way.
Since the above was in type change
has ''cOme Ger the spirit of it's DREAM" and
the weather is now as " soft and gentle as
cooling dove"
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To Supervisors.-A law recently passed
by the Legislature, makes It the duty o.
Supervisors TO remove drift wood in tbeil
respective districts. If Supervisors viii be
Op the alert in times Of high water, much o.
the accumulation of drift eau be prevented,
and many bridges saHad.
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The Atlantic Monty for April contains
a continuation of MalbOne, an OldpOrt Ro-
nance, the Autobiography of 9 Shaker, Run
Wild, A Strange Arrival, How we Grow in
the Great Northwest, A Ride with Mad
Horse in Freight Car, and other interest
ing articles. Subscription price, 81 per
year. Address Fields, Osgood & Co, Boston.
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Last services.-The congregation of the
Presbyterian Church, of Fremont, expect to
occupy their church sdifce for the last time
next Sabbath. The work of demolition,
preparatory to laying the foundation Of the
new building, is to be commenced, next
week. Sabbath morning tie usual services
will be held, and in the evening the monthly
concert of the Sunday School. During the
summer, aud until the basement of the new
structure is finished, the congregation sxpeet
to worship in Birchard Hail..
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Gold Discovered in Stark Comfy.

Gold Discovered in Stark Comfy
We learn from the Democrat that considera.
bic excitement prezails in Washington town.
ship, Stark county, owing to the discovery
of a yellow glitteFing substance conAdentIy
believed to be gold, on the farm of Casper
Belz. Mr.. Belz has refused $500 for one
acre of his land, satisfied that the precious
metal exists in ABUNDANCE on his place. Mr..
Belz's place is on the road leading from
Freeburg to Winchester and some six miles
south of Mt. Union. r
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Peterson's Magazine.-The April
number of this charming periodical is before
US, replete with th1se attractions both in en-
bellisbment and literature, that have w9n for
it the well-deserved aPPellation Of "Tbe
L. dies FavOrite." An exquisite engraving
in the present number is entitled Grand
fathers Pipe" Every department is ably
conducted.
Terms-Two Dollars per annum; three
copies S4 80; tour copies, Six Dollars. Ad.
dress Charles J. Peterson, 906 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
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The Galaxy for April Contains the con-
tinnstion of Charles Reads new Story "Put
Yourselfin His Place" "The Great Danger
of the Republic, by E. Darwin Smith, To
Marry or not 10 Marry, The Exile World Of
London, Susan Fielding, and nanny other
we'll written articles This is one of the most
readable Magazines published. Price 81, 90
per year. The journal and GALAXY will be
furnished for $780, or we will furnish the
GALAXY free 10 any person obtaining for US
EIGHT new Subscribers.
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Election Tiokets.--We are prepared to
print election tickets on short notice aud al
low rates. Let the various township CON-
mittees see that they have their tickets
printed. They are more convenient than
written ones, cost but trife, and are much
less trouble to count out.
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"Tall oaks from little acorns grow,
Large stEeapas from little fountains fOW. y
Seven years ago the Plantation Bitters
were but little known. To-day there is not
q nook or corner Of our land where they are
bot found and ussd. The sale has reached
the enormous number of Five Millions of
Bottles Rnnnally, and it is constantly in
creasing. 1t only shows what cea be done
with 8 really good medicine, and sytemat-
ic course Of making it known. Perhaps no
medicine in the world was ever so deserved
ly popular a. the Plantation Bitters. Go
where you viii, among the rich or poor, and
you win always find these Bitter in use
Their merit bas become an established fact,
nndlwe cordially recommend them in cases
Of dy1pepsis, loss of appetite, chills and
fsVer, headache, DC.
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Waiting for Thee is the title of neat
and pretty song just issued from Wbitney's
Palace of Music, Toledo. The words are by
Charlie Howard; Music by O. T. DOndor
Price 40 cents for which it will be sent pre-
Maid.
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The Matter King-This fine lecture
was delivered by Prof. Richards, on Monday
night last, to a small but very attentive
audience. The storm which had been raging
all day, and was particularly heavy in the
evening, conspired to render the attendance
slim. But for that circumstance the Hall
would, doubtless, have been crowded. For
a scientific lecture, it possessed great beau
ty, of diction, and was delivered iu pleasing
and impressive manner. His many expert
ments were brilliant, and demonstrative Of
the regal title which he claimed for The sub
ject of his lecture-Oxygen.
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JusT TIE THNe.-PersOns suffering from
that implacabls disease, Oatarrh, should by
t6oronSR ,Id yE OSg 4sirrn tfs Te@eqy en- E
before the public but afsw years, yet already
ranks as the standard remedy for diseases Of
the nasal and upper air passages, and we
5S1, p,sJ 5s 1rOnrie,Or O1se OI 1TOTS PioTco wnO
n. D., Of Buffalo, N Y, as will be seen by
his advertisement offers a standing reward
Of $500 for case Of oaiarrh that he cannot
cure. For sale by most Druggists every
where. Sent by mail for Sixty Gents
PORtiGc .JdeksoRiGH. l3-I4.
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The nleraland Hnrald :

The Cleveland Herald says there is c6ar
named johnson going about the country
taking orders for tea and sugar from thu
farmers of that and adjoining counties. The
goods were to be delivered within ten days
after the order was taken, but as the time
has passed, and the articles have not bsen
heard Of the affair smells loudly of fswindls.
Our farmer should be on their guard, as our
neighborhood may be visited by him.
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REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.

The Republican Voters-of York Tp., are
requested to meet at York Centre, on Sstur-
day the Sd day OfApril, 1859 for the purpose
of nominating Candidates for The several
township offices, and also Candidate for
Justice of the Peace. MeetiDgat2 P. n.
70 BY ORDER OF TP. OEE. OoM.
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marriaaes.

March 18th 1869, by Rev. Wm. s. Paul, at
bis residence in Clyde, O., Mr.. FREDEnIcK
CEIEK, 10 Miss EhlIA A. SEUTTs.
March sd, 1863, by Rev. L. Hill, at his
residence in FremOBt Mr.. JANEs E. WIeH-
Art, Of Ssndusky County, Ohio. and Miss
tina LuTz, of Seneca County, Ohio.
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The Ladies' of the Presbyterian Church,
of this place, have had Mite Society orga.
niEed for about three years past, and have
accumulated fund of eight hurdred and
seventy five dollars. Last week they met
at the residence of H. W. Buckland, and BY
vote determined to expend the same and al
subsequent contributions, in furnishing the
new church about to beibuilt. A. Il. Miller,
D. S. Oamfeld and J. 7. Lanman, were ap-
pointed trustees of the fund. which is to be
loaned, on good security, until needed by the
society. ,.r-, ....--
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pALLvIILn ToWNsH1P

The Republicans of Ballville Tp., will
meet at the Babyon School House, at one
o'clock P. NJ, on Friday, next, April ID,
for the purpose of nominating candidates for
Township Offices. - Con-.
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JusT REcElvED. Five Bales HeaNy
Shirting, which We are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three s-Of
those splendid Domestic FlanBsls. Manu-
factured from WoOls of our own Selections
which-We are selling at great bargains.
D. GaFvin & 90.
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Cooley, for April, is very fine number,
and just the thing for ladies, for whom it is
especially designed. Besides the steel en-
craving Down in the Meadow, the fashion
plates, the patterns, and the music, WHICH
The ladies always look at first, there are
charming stories and instructive lessops,-
By all means get Cooley. Terms $500 per
year, or two copies for $500. Address L.
A. Cooley, 1913 Chestnut street, Philadel-
phia, Penn. -.
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roWNsHTp cAmcns

The Republican Electors of Ssndusky
Township are requested to meet At the Club
Club Room, in Buckland's old Block, on
Friday afternoon, April "a, at o'clock to
place In nomination candidates for the vari-
ous township officers.
Rv or3aY oF 0orn
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Choice Extracts for Cakes, Pies Pud-
dings &c. comprising the following aavOrs,
Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Orange, Rose,
Eectarine, Almond and Raspberry. FOr
sale BY J. 7. LaBmsn & Co.
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A House of Oards.-This fue novel was
originally issued in Littell's Living Age. It
is now published in pamphlet form, and Of
fered for sale at IS cts. To lovers of light
literature this work will prove very interest
ing. Address Litten L Gay, Boston, or ap-
ply at the Book Stores.