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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-11

Lost a Horse Thomas Persons, Of
Townsend, allowed hired hand to take a
valuable horse to go TO Sandusky, on the Ist
inst, 10 see the show. After the show, the
hired man and two others started for home,
but got into q drain on Fulton street. Per-
sons horse fell into the drain and broke his
neck. The horse was valued at $225.
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Plum VanangO Co., Pa, Dec. is 1855,

DR- SAGE d Co., Buffalo. NY.
Gentlemen:-Youre excellent Oatarrh Reme-
dy has aeconplished for my wife more than
we gould have believed WitHoat having tried
it. We bad given up ell hope Of ever effec-
ting 9 cure in her case. We had already
tried a luost every other remedy proposed
by the medical faculty. without he least
benefit, some really we're an injury. Her
sense Of SnleA a0ds destroyed, 'snd her vision
becoming much ipjured from the disease
having produced closure OF the 'stear duct, {"
and even the ssnssg Of fssl was n1uch IMPAIR
ed. With the use Of three boxes only, of
your Remedy, I believe The Catarrh is eIStire-
ly healed. What great work it has done
in driving away the dark broodiag dispair
that had settled on oas minds, IsEall ever
recon- mend your oalarrh Remedy 10 all
with whom meet al c1ed With dread disease.
Yours truly,
DR.. Sage's Remedy viii Be ssnt to any
address by mail, OF tecsipt Of sixty cents.
Address r, V. PIERoE, M. D., Buffalo.
N. Y. For sale by most Druealsts every
where, 23-2l
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Or. h Y. Pierce. o: Buffalo, proprietor
of DR.. Sage'S Catarrb Remedy, has recently
purchased the Rural Home newspaper. 1t
is an eight page monthly, filed with miscsl-
lsueOus and agricultural matter of iterest,
and published at the low price Of 50 cents
ner Year -.
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"Tis True sipity, pity It's true that
mankind will pass unheeded the warning
symptoms Of disease aud neglect the reme-
dies to resore health, until disease has So far
advanced that tits often impossible to OBJ
tain relief. We have been shown the formula
Of JudsoR's Mountain Herb Pills and believe
them to be the best and simplest of modi-
clnes for bilious diseases, Liver COMPLAINTS.
Female Irregularities, DC. They are pre-
pared with great caution and will save MANY
q doctors bill if used in time. AS an uni
yersal family medicine. they are unsurpassed.
Give the Mountain Herb Pills faif trial and
We Earrant you will never bewithoat them.
Sold by all dealers. 1926
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Another Innocent Notwithstanding
the frequent exposures Of the tricks of con
idence men, by the press, these swiudlers
still ply their vocation, are still on the look
out scf lhe unWsFy and unsuspeeting. We
can only secopnl for the existence of these
dupes, upon the ground that some men are
cOnstitutiOnally so parimOnious aud Diggard-
ly that they regard money invested in a
newspaper, as SO much of their substance
thrown away or wasted, and their families
grow up ignorant, gpsOphisticated, and un-
acqeai6ted with the ways df the WofIa. Tbs
moment they are allowed 10 90 out Of sight
of home they fall victims TO the wiles of the
the sharper, the black-leg, or the confidence
man. We were led 10 these reflections by
an occurrence which came to. light on the
eastern, bopnd train on Friday evening hst.
We bad gone some distance beyond Clyde,
when an innocent looking individual came
into the car and inquired Of the conductor,
If he had seen a certain large man-whOm
he described-On the train. Suspecting the
nature ofthe case at once from the unsophis-
ticsied appearance Of his questioner, the con-
ductor enquired what was The matter well
he had loaned the man all the money he
had, $40 aud some cents, and he was to make
II all right on the train" So, he wanted 10
find him, which was not be wondered at.
Conductor informed him he should have
known better than TO lend his money TO a
stranger, and that he might as we'll make
up his mind that he had been swindlcd; ad-
ding, we thought, a caustic sarcasm in the
expression, "youwould have been more eau
tiOus in lending your money 10 any of your
friends.' We learned from the unfortunate
that he lived in Iowa, had stopped off at
Clyde TO look around, when the plausible
gentleman commenced talking to him SO
friendly, and all at once another man came
up and wanted freight bill settled at once.
fcourse plausible gentleman hadn't the
change, couldn't Greeny loan it to him till
they gesD Cevelandi He would get
draft cashed there and would repay him
with interest. Was going on the same train
with him. Greeny loaned him the
money, and--that was the last it. When
will people Learnt II is often a hazardous
experiment to loan money TO friends, al
ways a rash, foolish and inexcusable mistake
to loan il to strangers.
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The firm of Foster, Olmstead d Co., at
FOstOria, shipped 700 bbls. eggs and 425
kegs butter during the past few weeks A
branch store at West Independence, in the
same time, sent of 80 bbls. eggs and IS kegs
butter,
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To oheat the printer, is regarded sby
some people a small matter; but honest
ps5s,le regarditsas very mean and small
business. To sabscrib for andread news
paper devoted to the interests Of a cOmmuni.
ty,. aud then try to sneak out without pay
ing for it,shOws very bad character
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LOST.

On Saturday afternoon last, between the
POstOfice, in Fremont, and the former resi-
dence of Mr.. Engler, on the Morrison State
ROad, Lady g Pocket Rook, containing SIS
in money, one Note Of $2T, one Note Of $40
and Silver Knife. The finder win be suit
able rewarded by returning it to the Office
the Fremont Journal "a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-11

There seems TO be a swarm Of sneak
thieves, pick-pOckets, and burglars, in our
community of late. Scarcely day passes
but we hear of some theft being committed.
During the past week quite a number of
clothes lines have been robbed of the clothes
left out after dark, carpets have been carried
off; and, in fact, It is unsafe to allow anything
to remain out after night fall.
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Ames, at Clyde, has just received Mrs.
Holmes and Mrs. Southwortb's last works,
Ethelbyues', Mistake and the Changed
Brides, and they are for rent at his library.
Also, several of Miss Mulbsck's Historical
Novels, New Books received every week.
Gall and get one. - Ee
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On the outside Of this weeks paper will
be found letter from Bellevue, which was
crowded out last week, owing to press of
other matter, and letter from Clyde, which,
owing to delay in the mail, did not reach US
till about ready for press. Both will be
found interesting. Our correspondents will
accept this as our excuse"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-11

Real Estate Transfers Tor the week
ending Saturday, June 5, 1863, prepared
by W. ". SrIEE Recorders =
4 John Renshles 70 John SchilL in lot.No.
Col, FremOnt.4~- -. =. .-.s.. S710.
Elizabeth Pickett to Christian Gasser, II
acres in sec ), Green Creek .-....S 500.
Abigail s. Haynes to Simon P. Mepp. in
lots No 1864 and 1865 and part of out lot
No. l42, Fremont. ....s... .---5-- - $500
Anna NJ. Kline t. Simon n. EIeue, aru.
divided a of out lot No. 157, Fremgnf $500
Henry n. Drown to Freeman and Enos
Grocer, so acres in sec 80 and 80, Green
Oreek =. - - --.--- ----@------S SI2G0
Simon P. Meng to Flavel S. White. east
part of lot No. $50, Fremont ---. $500.
James w Reed 10 Harlow Robinson, 10
acres in sec l 5 and %, Green Greek. $25OO.
Jane E. CLARK to Jacob Bowman, part of
out lots No. AZ and AZ, Fremont. : $4,000.
Simon P. Meng to stephen Sargent east
part of in lot No. 257, Fremont $500.
Conrad Wenner to Lawrence Wede, in lot
No. $40, Fremont. $3.50.
D. f. Hardness to John Gross, in lot No.
= = . . = sAlOUs
Timothy Brown to James Paine, y acres
in sec %, Green Greek $1,000.
q Andrew Snyder to Ernst Lohr, 40 acres
IN see29 Washington AZ. $500.
Levi Martin TO Lucian Hull, part of Sw
a sec 30, jackson ---..-. $1,000
Sheriff Russell to Peter KimbsIl, part of
sec No. "a, Green Greek $l254.
Rufus Norton to Oliver D. Voorhies, 50
acres ip sec 25, Jackson .S77O.
Samuel s, and John Shuts to. Frederick
and Emma Clinki so acres in sec IS Bali
Tilie------ So $4,000.
David Stout to Michael Stout 81 acres in
sec 36, Green Creek,s-... ss-.....- $3.50.
Eli Hansbarger to Avery P. Harrington,
40 acres in sec 26, Washington ----.- $500.
Leonard Adler 70 Garrett Emch, u acres
in sec Ia and 10, ROodyille. $685..
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4 AJ'2 assortment Of Dye iSE6s at j
T. EeRRsaW d Cos, including Alum,
Blue VTtriOt, Copperqs, Brazil Wood,
Red Wood Log Ro6cS, FHstic, Nader,
Extract of Log Wood, also -AaGliAe
COIOrs comprising, Red Green, Blue,
Purple and YelLow.
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On the Outside of this weeks Journal
will be found piece of poetry by Miriam
Merle, which, We think, would do no dis
creditstO a more pretentious author. We
hope to hear from our fair correspondent
often. gag
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-06-11

MoRsE's Indian RooT PILLs.-We give
you in this medicine the result of a lifetime
Of study aud trial; before this Medicine all
others are but nostrums. They are made
Rom simple Roots, aud are the best medicine
IN the world for all Bilious diseases, Female
Irregularities, Headaches, indigestion, Liver
Complaints, &c. They purify the blood, re-
move al obstruOtions, cleanse the skin Of all
pimples and blOtches, and are perfectly sure
aud safe in their operations. We ask you to
use them because We know their virtues.
Trial Is the TOuchstOne by which TO prove
them worthy. Use Morse's Indian Root
Pills For sale BY all dealers. 1929
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The uzoursion of the Rescue h. d L.
Co.. of this city, to the Ialands, on Monday
last, was pleasant affair to all who partici-
pated. The morning openedyery cool which
deferred many from going, and the crowd on
the boat barely numbered 200 pereons. All
spssk IN praise Of she arrangements made for
the congsl tie excursioaists, and it is to
be regretted that 50 few Of our citizens took
part in the ride The receipts. we learn, viii
hardly cover expenses.
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styawl,errvF FestivaI,-Fremc

strawberry VaI.-FremQnt Lodge
10. G. T., viii give Strawberry Supper,
at the residence Of Mrs. Pesses on Tuesday
night next. AS this will be the first oppOr-
tunity afforded our citizens to enjoy this
luxury of dish of Strawberries, the attend
snce win doubtless be large. A pleasant
time is anticipated. -
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ID. y, DilloR-Ohice Prsctitioner-
has on hand large assortment Of Medicines
AID otheEaEtisleS for dispensing sufficient
for the treatment of every class and variety
of disease. Regular Office hours from 9 A
n. till 3 P. M. at al other hours (when not
in his oficel can usually be found at his
home situated on the same lot adjacent to
the Court House. Frepont, Qhip. Dr. F
Dilloa, z-- l4T-2b.
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Ran Away.-As Mr.. Belts, was driving
down Market street, on Monday morning
last, with two ladies and basket of provis-
ions, intending to join the excursion to the
islands, his horse took fright and ran away,
tumbling out the occupants of the buggy.
Fortunately none of them we're hurt the
horse was soon caughts and they proceeded
on THAR vav.
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Herne sFbiaf AyTssfs6 on s,nd,,

Horse Thief Arrestsd.-On Sunday
night last, D, s. June, of this city, hitched
his horse and buggy in front of thinner
mans, on Front street, but soon after
noticed they were missing. Obtaining a
livery rig he was about starting In pursuit,
when he noticed his property being driven
toward the bridge. As soon as possible he
Followed and succeeded in overtaking the
thief on Van Doren's hill, east side. He re-
covered his property and captured the thief
who was placed in custody of the authorities.
His name is Hslters. On Monday he was
bound over for trial al next term of Court.
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Burglary.-AbOutt three O'Clock, on Sun
day morning last the residence of H. R,
Shomo, on Market street, was broken into
by thieves and robbed of between fifty and
sixty dollars in money. While the thieves
were engaged in their work, Mrs. S. was
reused By the noise, and while yet but hall
awake, felt some one feeling under her Pill
low. She struck the arm of the robber, then
screamed, which awakened Mr.. S., who
jumped out Of bed, and followed the retreat
ing burglar, but he escaped. Meanwhile
Mrs. s., had lighted lamp, and as she
thought she bad heard two persons, Mr.. S.,
made search up stairs, but finding no one,
returned TO the dining room, and while con-
versiDg With his wife, man with his face
blackened approached them from his hiding
place, with a revolver in one hand and a
knife in the other. As he neared them he
said Get out Of my way, or you are a dead
man, 'ahd leveled his revolver at Mr.. Shomo's
breast. Mrs. S., screamed and ran out of the
front door, making an Outcry to arouse the
Deighbors. Mr.. s., being uuarmsd, fell
back, allowing the rascal to pass, then ran
after him Immediately, but could not succeed
in Overtaking him, in the darkness. These
rascsls must have been watching Mr.. SbomO,
during the day before, and saw that he was
so busy in his store that he did not get time
10 make deposit in the bank, as is his
daily custom, and they evidently expected
larger haul. The money stolen, they obtain
ed from his pocket book, but they missed
roll of nearly $500, which was nbder his
pillow. One Of the robbers LEFT bis boots
and hat behind him in his hight. The opera
tiens Of this gang Of robbers and throats,
should warn our citizens to be prepared to
give them fitting reception, when they make
their calls. We should consider it no crime to
rid society of a few of these human hyenas.
Let every citizen be prepared and on the
lockout for thsm.s-A = ~
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Important to Retail Dealers in Cigars
There having been some doubt as 10 the
right of retail dealers 10 take cigars from
stamped boxes aud place them IL showcases
for exhibition and sale, the Assessor Of the
10th Ohio District addressed letter of in.
quiry to the Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue and received the following reply
TIRE AsURER's DEPT, ,OFFicE OF IST. REVENUE,
WASHINGTON, May %, 1859. y
Sir To your inquiry in your letter of
the 18th inst, whether retail dealers in cigars
can take their cigars from stamped boxes and
put them in show-ca for sale, / reply that
It has been decided by this office that dealers
can only sell at retail from boxes properly
stamped, and that removing the cigars from
the box to the show case and retailing there
from is not complying with the law Cigars
found exposed for sale in showcases, having
been removed from the box, would be liable
to seizure, and if seized the burden of show
ing that the cigars had paid the tax would
rest upon the dealer. t71F
Very respectfully, ae1af EFF
L w DOrrGIAE Den Com
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Mayors Court.-on Monday last R. S.
Burgess, John Mulrain and James O'Don-
nell, were before the Mayor for drunkenness.
His honor fined the first named go, and The
others 81 each, Expensive tippling.
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From the n. Y. ReYiev.J
4. - .Rlnnnn.

The best Piano made in the United States
Is undoubtedly the Kraushasr. During th,
short space Of six y6ars Il has been awarded
20 less than 81 gold and silver premiums
The music-loVing people are invited to cal
at the COmpany's show rooms, No. IIg
HouHtOn street. and examine the splendid
instrument on exhibition for 8. few days.-
They were made for parties in Europe, and
viii go out in the next steamer
The Kraushaar Piano is represented in
Northern Ohio, By our friend LePpslman.
Call and examine them at his Emporium O
music. 23,25
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Council Procaadinra


Council Proceedings. Council met
pursuant to adjournment. Preseut-Bell
Belts, Cores, Haynes, Horn aud Sheldon.
CLERK being absent, Mr.. Haynes was ap-
pointed to act in his place. Minutes of pre-
vious meeting read, corrected and approved.
Improvement committee made reports in
regard to the construction of culverts, cross
ings, DC.
City Engineer instructed, by motion, to
establish a grade for the street and bitches
on CrOgban street, from Arch to Front St.
Petition to continue the grade of Clover
street through TO Johns street. was referred
to committee on Improvements.
Petition from Engine Company No, 2, in
favor Of constructing an engine house in the
Third Ward, referred TO fire. department
committee. ~ 9aEa@ sssB 81
An ordinance supplementary to an Ordin-
ance, 70 punish certain Offences against the
good order of the city of Fremont, read first
time, and referred to committee consisting
of Belts, Sheldon and Haynes.
Ordered that the culvert Petitioned for by
June and Buckland, be constructed six feet
wide in the clear and five feet high.
Petition to grade Fulton street, read and
referred to committee on PUBLIC improve
ments. Also a petition TO grade Johns
street to Buckland avenue. ss -.ss Il
Moved that city engineer be instructed to
establish grade on Ohio avenue to con-
form to profile on file in Clerks Office
Adopted. ~u
sundry motions fforS Che cIsaaibg Of bitches,
laying of crossings DC, referred to proper
committees. Jd lt5h iE& 7
Moved that the clerk be required to re-
cord the prOfles accepted for establishing
the grades of streets, DC, with the proceed
ings of council. Also, that city solicitor
be required to report an ordiuance.in regard |
TO the establishment Of grades Also, that
city solicitor be required TO prepare an or
dinanco in regard to licensing auctioneers
and peddlerg iJ-i - a'Ild
Committee appointed to confer with County
in regard to obtaining the use
Of old jail for lookup, reported that the
were willing 70 allow it to
be used for such purpose,
Bills foEisbor presentp aud clerk ordered
10 draw checks for the same
Moved that the finance commfite, be in
structed 10 negotiate loan of $1,000 from
First National Bank, for payment of labor
PTS, Council adjourned.
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Wool, as yet, does not move very freely
What has been brought in has sold for 30 to
40 cents per pound. Several very choice
lots, brought "A cents. By next week, it is
thought, it will commence 10 move actiYelH.
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Jusr RrcE1yED. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling a one
Shilling pei yard, Also Three cases Of
those splendid Domestic Flnnnsls. Manu-
;fsct1red from WOOls of our own Selections
which We are selling at great bargaips.
D. Gsr4in Z Co.
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The Name of the pedlar murdered at
WhitehOuse, Lucas county last week was
Feltonheimer. The murderer's name is
Meyer. He was arrested, en- the Sd near
Waterville, by ex-sheriff, Dodd, and lodged
in jail at Toledo. He is reported as dead
beat, we'll known in the locality where the
rnrYdar vros cornp,;ffaJ
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Ran Away.-A pony attached to a bug

Han away pony attached to bug
gy, belonging to Mr.. Taylor of Greencreek
took fright, and broke from its fastening, OIL
Front street, on Tuesday last. In turning
round, the buggy was Overset, one of The
shafts broken and, the contents spilled il
the street. The horse ran across Cfoghan
street with the buggy dragging at its heels,
and jumped across hitching rail, on which
he lodged. He was immediately caught,
and relieved from his uneasy resting place.
His hind legs were cut in number of places
but not seriously hurt.
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osEFuARY.

DIEU. Of CONSUMPTION, Fat the residence Of
her father, Mr.. David Vandersall, Of Scott
township, on the 18th ult., EMMA, wife Of s.
5. LONG, in the 2lst year Of her age
She leaves a child, a kind husband and
many friends to mourn her loss. Mrs. Long
was respected and loved by all who knew
her, and, not only for her amiablsness Of
character, but also for her many christian
virtues. -
When disease fastened itsslf upon her,
and anxious friends saw theiEIoved one, like
flower, withering in the sprns-sime Of
life; when the skiglof physicians failed, and
when she knew that she would die, she
could say, at is veil with ne" Leaning
on The arm of her Saviour, beresigusd NOR
tally to death in the hope Of glorious
resqEssetiOn, and her pure spirit asoaght the
the bosom of her Father and her God" Of
her we can say:
Thou art gene, like star has gone,
When clouds obscure the sky;
Yet We know that far beyond
Its glory beams on high. K.
''BarTett's'' Renowned Hair Restorative.
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Personal.-Gen. 1. R. Sherwood secrs-
taHy Of State, was in our city last week, on a
short visit. He was looking well.
Midshipman John Gsrvin, is eDjoing a
short release from duties and studies, and is
visiting with his friends, at his place.
We acknowledge a call, on Saturday
lasl, from friends DeWolfe, of the Findlsy
JefersOnjan, and S. W. Thomas, of the Fos-
tOria Ne10S. Sorry We were not here to re-
ceivs them, but shall be happy to have them
call again.
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The Bethel Sabbath School, of Toledo
is in our city to-day, (Thursday,) aud are
having very pleasant reunion with the
Sabbath Schools Ofthls place, in S. Orchards
grave.
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cry respectfully, 1e51s se1di
J. W. DoUeLAs, Dep. Com.

The Fostoria Neags tells of a man living
one mile north of that town. named Abra-
ham Slater, hogives his age as one hun
dred and six years. and is quite smart. He
is now living with his second wife to whom
he has been married about nine years; his
youngest child is six months old, of which
he is very proud and takes great pride in
exhibiting. When asked the age Of his old
est child, he replied he could not remember
exactly, but thought about go. During the
Revolutionary war, ne lived near Stony
Point, New York, and distinctly remembers
the storming of that Fortress by General
Wayne. He converses very intelligently,
but appears at times somewhat forgetful, but
remembers things that occurred sO.aDd 90
years ago better than what has occurred
within few years past. He says his rea-
sons for marrying young woman was that
he thought he might sometime become old
and need some one to take care of him. He
makes baskets for a living but is in very
destitute circumstances. -