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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

Fashionable Tiss, shiEts HAts b Caps
At J. Strauss, Ne. new blSek.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

: You are wanted at the NeS York
dry goods store Of Hellman and Strauss,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

The question: has BEEN spsaied.y ssksd u
how we eau aiford to lay cut 30 t8ueh M sd-
,rpytispe;-this notice aluRe eJ-tlpg (tccotd-
inc 10 tle clIculaUon OF Use paper nom Hge
-sS9ts "a one dollar per iiue. feVpe 90 hOt
axe iuto cSasIdtrauon that tbIs s.ngie HO-
slo, ,s red by st leSst three mii.i0us Ui Pe1-
ME of whom At is sale " . thst Que l. eu'
Fietb are sfH etcd with SICK Headache, Ia
digestion. VI aome bilious complaint and
thus learn that ~RhiuIeseys Dep psia
Cure" is warranted 10 cure them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

sheep and Wool in the Great
West Fhs Publlsher 81 me Western RW-
raj Is unremItnng ia his eG0rts toward max
ing that journal sal more popular than
heretofore. AUoug .i-e new features for
Is7O.is 10 be a S4gep md ool Department,
10 be edited by He.. d. M. GARLAND, Presl-
dent OF ,he IilinOls Wool Growers AssOcia-
uon. thau wliOas tbeie Is 20 sellenlan IN the
West better acquainted win ne wants aud
iule est oi sheep a4id wool growers.
The sui c, a lisius sns' P, lie best
breess or Zoe lt al, ..uu kitdnld qoesio 8,
will uol oaly ts oi-cass, %, but tne wo9l and
wJo.cl iBtsfus.s In general - tue market
prIces anu best ines and modes Of selling
w,,o;-wili also ltceiye . mi share OF atteu-
ton. Mr. Garlaa.d' publications emipent-
In III hifu IoI tne ths cHai aigs VI TINS Depart
Inspt, sud VIC csu.s T4luia,e our iaImeTs that
they are 10 have Tue beuent Vi this exPerl-
encs aud judgment
fbi. Is oat Que oi he numerous attractive
features vi lhas greaS Fra aud Family
y eekiy. Ths saosGuPt price Is only
50 10 pes ) e4., aud specimen copies are sent
tree UI eaa. -, % 4d.-.e- sing Il n +. Lew
Is, Publisher HssterFf.Urat Chicago, III.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

Elegant Msrinos at Cost at Hellman
and Strauss.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

8 For OhOies 0O6fs4tiOnsry go To-
P. Close.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

Here is something nice for Holiday
Presents. Go to ". A. Rice & Bros and
bog srSsl Thread Lace Handkerchief and
ooliss. Price fson 4s, % to $500. - .
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

A BYLEEDID prise for the ladies. The finest,
most pleasing and costly PARLOR ENGRAVING
SFsz Paohshsd IN America presented as premium
70 essh subscriber.
rHR rnRkEL. rHR nsNrRRnAINnrr
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

fashionable SPlaid" Dress goods at
v. 4. Rice, d Bros.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24

Dress Goods at cost at Hellman and
stEsssl, J l,IJVI OH
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-24
LOCAL NoTIcEs.

-. .OSA6 49, ltSGSs
The fellowiug articles just received
at ths Hardware Store -,-
OF
OHAS. n. DILLON.
PRUNING SAWS EF
lttsslA z COW CHAINS . 'dA
oi'ao DOG COLLARS
sygtf TOY SAD IRONS Fu
FLUTIEG IRONS
s.5 PIHKIEG IRONS 7so5 'E-1
SARDINE KNIVES
FIRE STANDS .2EJOIZ.
At YOunRmans.
The shades of night were falling fast,
As up our streets 4 veteran patssd, = d b
No one could tell from Fhses hs eEze,
BE muttersd but single Bams
.Yaal Twas YoUNGMAN.
viii not stop the veteran cried.
In buy'ng clothes take a pride; o--
OF YOIns1sdn have always bought
Your surely saiSsd to dot
@ Al YoUNGMANs.
Opposite the PostOfiee. s5 ..57-l
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f1VF& Our Dyes we warrant to b thssbssst.a that
PTHNT MRDICINRS ..6ss. Esassa ...;s! sEsy' FiE Y.

~@a Weafe the Agensfor the Great 9. 6. Tea Co
RAAy andsel better Tess at lower prices than can
0eSSe be afforded by other dealers
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The fellowipg articles just received,
at ths Hardware Store
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-15

ToW, 4AL1Rsr-Ws have an No. / second hanA opsa
j. Two Seated buggy, Michigan mAks which We VIII ~
cheap ~ SunM. " r. n. bnvIND %,
y My ~ Exchanss NH. ]
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81 -
M OAItsAcE SALE.-Publn notice b hereby CIV
On Incs wnefees; ueorge Cas,ns tnma l. Calk.
1oei OF the county OF - Hale and State Of
tentn Gay December is, and Med Tor record In aid
SOSn o on tns lon day December and recorded In
Do9K ~. OF page y? IN the reco9oeFs once Of
~ county o. a clie m which and ~ whloa nd mort
aeea ths seia Seorge =, Calk'ns, Emnss CaM and
.o~ Cahns 9d convey unto one Aexandsr n etroass
the real e'sase Hereinafter described, - a. purpose u
securing nve pfomsory notes bearing syen daee VIII the
saiS mTrYge executed by the sad =. CAikins
order Of AeSsnde! strouse for the snm ewo thcsssa
seven nnndrSa and ninssyexnt eoass yaYsble
~ tne borrowing 70 WIZ Vne me ~ hnnorsd And
nvvssven ana ts-ivv oonaIs. one I've enms NOM date
one ior same s@ou9x ~ y Olr dass, eusfcr
s,oun an Sua 4 ~ ~. one ~ sane
1npuht que IN ~ smon eaes ~ Scetr ssne epelnt
dsS ~ weye gos5ae 4S1 -. v9 int:.er - pper
eent. per annuM q wech sasd NOES cord.
mortgage deed u2on ~ nuo~tng zeal late, to
wy: Block nuHsss sSs1e laSa u Days addition to
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-15

Again-a Washington dispatch ON Wednesday
says:
The Spanish legation here has received aevs
from Havana that the distribution of the new
Spanish troops throughout Cuba has given the
rebellion very serious blow; that the action of
this government in OBTAINING the Quaker CITY.
and It's persistent refusal to recognise the beiiS
erency Of the insurgents, will materially haaten
the end of the rebellion, which ~ Svnnish
officials prophesy will not last, any way, until
the LIST Of July. "t
Next day another dispatch says: N,
Private advices from Cub, in business oirsls..
and free from al sensational olaptrap. are deoi.
dedly favorable to the revolutionasts. and A.
vate dispatch from Washington says that uaIess
the federal administration takes more 'deeidsd
steps TO maintain neutrality, the Spanish Minis.
ter VIII demand his passports. ~
The World says, in two weeks, il all the nj.
busters who have sailed from the q. 3. fr Cabs
reach there, Gen. Jordan, who d 70 take eoA.
mand Of them, win have q well equipped and
provisioned army Of $4,000 men. Cspt Gen.
Du!ce, on the same day, sends dispatch 70 the
Spanish minister at Warrington annouucing}he
final suppression Of the rebellionl Amid 6nch
contradictions, who can tell anything sbout Tie
instruction in Cuba?
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-15

EeH sAEu. "A Tavern with ssioon--w md o,
inA aood location In The city of OsAWa vOe sale oAS
for particulars inquire ut this ONCE may 1-ew.
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leas will continue the business heretofore, At ths
OLD ssAd. snsS my cav Tns LOUIS H1aD.
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Paper and Envelopes
alfsa est SN lAa~ egV IFggal n l,1gdS ~ u
7 fl8 r. 5Aa OSMAN & HAPE1EAN, 81
Ne. 10 La Sale St.

STAxH oR19kRyoDo, La SlIar Co-ss..Cssut,
~ Court thereof. to &ptcmov Trm, 1Sse-Ls Chanoyv. -
Ellen Fnnsll r.. Robert Finnsl-Bill for Divorce
appearing from an affidavit file in tho office Of tAe
Clerk Of add eOst that d deedant, Kobes. Pnns =
NOT resident Is sad este and d complansnt hsvine
sled bill OF complaint n said court on de "a
thereof on the h day Of May 1869, herein and ,um
mems having bean issasd thsseea according to law
fAne that unless you personally hs and appssr Leo,s
said court at said term thsreO tobs held at the Conn Housc
OTTAWA m said county, the first Monday of sptsnSsr
abl and plead answer, demur except to said BIN ~
same viii be taken for confessed against you and ths ma
tiers and hngs therein prayed for secrred accordingly
nstas "A. b. MOORE Ols,k L
y. 9. CaAMPiIS, COmplainant'a Solicitor -. Sl
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UDDnWEs-A ga Two Otsry BtioA fISsss' oII on.
Avenue within ten minutes walk eetho Court HonSe
~ roeaN and geedcsllAn vor psrticsiSrs M.
quxS OF SAL nays BURKE HERNAN.
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F3xs4. PUBLIC NcnO01s.
Following is an abstract Of the superintend.
sDss report for the school month ending May 2.
.issrss s.lss = 9.
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TRY! TRY!
ID .llF1s1s e1 81 .astt eFa
q 70 Dr. q. ANDERSON,S aui W
BLOOD p URIFYING MEDICINE!

Purely vegetable.
Il gives entire satisfaction when thoroughly tried.
Also Ague Dyons khsumatic aud Nsurslgh Eminent and
FOR sale by and all othss drrgxisssin the CITY,
Alse made and sold Wholesale % lincoln Avenue,
cnieago, ILL., s#sF 80 nay 15-1m.
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On motion Of Calnne 1 ! q

On motion Of Calkia "a
ordered. That the approttiatisa Of 1900 made
,or grading Spring street, DssdsassalerItl =
=. Of the city Surveyor, SupervissE &
City Assra;s 1ssss . % ~. with
. ,a~ ana ordina2ee somnitiss ia rsiation to dam
9 CITY, w:::s r. II srs, y 2 y
t.x. Wa.s y The dsseys pipes Of said o.
On mstios' e tsasiss. rsSdn wss SSe,,v.d and
referred 10 committee en streets and alleys for 70.
port g cerneh = next beesi6b. affyEI ia
~ Tns aSnowns report vas s,bpstsd committee
10 M Acyor and Aidsmm efaas Gsy of Ottapa
* Sssssx A:.s"S'.s .M...g!0-ISuQ
respectfully ssli ths stsntis CIV council to
me iact stated in their report Of April 18th, 1859
that ehe necessary expendtures ofthe present Yea,
wosEd exceed the probable revenue, biased 1pon
the same yalustioa and percentage Of taxation 81
win be required to pay int sssSs % Sosdsd e.
ceS'edness. and appropriations. already ordered,
aad assesspsuts for sewers and Other improve.
lectsd ' -" W eo''
We would, in view Of this fact. r,eamm.,a .h..
the Mayor and 6nanss eonmittee s. authSr;sad -
negotiate with the city Treasurer, or some other
party Tor ~ advance q the necessary sunns AZ
m ms1 Ss shove rsf'rsa 10 = secession
Your eonmittee would further recenmend th..
y the Pay amending he city ehsrter, suthorising
me city ccuuetl 70 levy tax not sxceednr twelve
Mis- on the dollar, on all the real and DersonaI
properly ssessseds within Tie city limits. has not
os:n passed by NE sgisl.turs that the !.uaton
asary amount for the expenditures estimated for
'ne current municipal year may b realised.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

The turnip crop in this State, says
IL 4P@<a<1 n.ssq1, il sprodt'bls one
to the farmer. Turn:ps are good food
tor nan and beast. They should be
sowed at any time from the goth Of
Ap1s tsa the 41l0sh of August: Ru:a
bag.s should be put 10 the ground by
the middle of July 10 Minnesota
Farmers who have sheep should s'w
Ap,PRa,iesoai,i.sss sasaa = .o=trea'
The sheep to at least two good hearty
meals every week from December to
April. His sheep will be all the better
for it. ~ z -:
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Says the Miooe.pcli. Tribune i:
st. Paul, s.. 6, Anlth.oey, Minneapolis,
Anoks, Sauk Rapids add St. Cloud
= xodt1lEbs greatly zbe,sdttsd-' # the
country cast Of the Mississippi and
wet Of St. Cseix could be filed with
farmers. There is no reason Why it
shoal hnM Alnlsefo!t ::on the part
Of these places would succeed 10 he
end. 1.-THE soil Is not as good Is it is
farther vest, good crops can be raised
Issisffos 4 3saai3 Z
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SIZED WHEAT - SEED WHEAT!

WYE CALLaTHE ATTENTION OF OUR
NV Farmers TO- Geo. A. Deitz's large list
Of TIE best Winter Seed Wheat in this
country. NJ. Deitz has. selected twenty
Varieties out Of over one hundred on his
Seed Wheat Experimental Farm, near
Cham ersburg, Pa, and now offers them
for sale. .Wesadvise every tfar,ne- ID send
for the Experimental Farm. Journal, in
which Q deacr. ption and price List are given !
Mr.: Deitz will send one copy :. free TO all
who send for it. Address H..
ssls33 ssssS}] m y,q*1 /. GEO .A.tDEITZ, -
n47,2m ,a}aza.t az. Chanbersburg, Pa.
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EV!l F RY
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MAN :
+ Fl ] s ). .
.OW N
PRINTER. ADAMS ]! i PRESS'co,
- >~AAs 4-AVo 81 MmrrAv street.
NEW YORK.

NE" YORK,
SE1 An. More Vaiaabio than Cod {.
% o6fs b.: sss si.s
'T1EiIKTY YEARS. Experiences In Tie
J. Treatment OF Chrontc and Sexual
Dtsea9esjeA-F Physiological Vlseef AertloG--The
cheapest bo0k ever Aiuisg nearly 800
pages and 130 fine plates and engravings Of the al
stony Of the human organs in state Of health and
disease, nth treatise early errors, its deporable
consequences Upon the mind and BODY, with the an
cessfal mode of cure, shown hy report of cases
treated truthful sdviser to the married andthose
contemplating marriage deabss oftheir
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Lane, Albany, n. X. The aatlor my DO consulted
npou Asy tho diseases spon which his books tro t.
either personally BY MAIL and medicines seut to any
part OF the world. .
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Farm for Ss.Ie.a

49, rs. u
THE undersigned offers for sale good
j farm Of LOO acres,o on the north end Of
Maine Prairie, about - :ss.s21:I ls:s4sfr i
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST: CLOUD.
Sixty acres are tim Der, The balance pr al
zie and meadow, and the whole enclosed
with agoodfence;tb irtyacreshein under
cultivation. aOnthe p1emisesissa 52;s;=
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE
with stables. gransry and storehouse, two
geod,xells, and other improvements.- This
farmis directly on the main roadfrom,S ST.
Cloud, Ito Forest City, and will be sold
cheap. Inquire a,this Office, or Of q
zxz svs.ss .as = J: s. DAM,
~. On the premises. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24

liz Bie hrtA zeoud,y, where the
Crawford County system Of nominations
prevails, the papers contain over \ col
umn OF announcements from people
tfko ta1t 6f6ces:A We move that the
came style works up this way.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-06-24
AIOTICE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE

M VIM IAANO VFT1C&V n
IN St. Cloud, MIMI, June 10. 1850 ~'+S !" FL
Complaint having Geen entered at dis oa5cs nv
Carl fausen against Richard Mealy for al.anaon.
ing his HOMESTEAD Entry, No. 1857 dated July oIth
1865, upon the 8 II ne section 30 fovs.Iip lei:
range IS, in M0nOngah County, Mimi With a vie, to-
the cancellation Of sad entry the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this tfee ON thu 39rH
DAY or JULY, 1869, at O'Clock In the afternoon ia
respond and furnish testimony concerning said aeoei
abandonment. 1asz5$C. A. GILMAN kextstrr.
junel'-6wa II. C. BURBANK, Receiver.
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The undersigned has just erected 49S
a large and commodious stable on the cor:
ner Of Lake Street and Perry Place, oppo
site Clark's store, near the Central House,
which he has filed with livery stock, com:
prising number Of >e~a,Y
FINE HORSES,
Suitable for either riding or driving, and >
variety Of geo. .s'S' 49, ,,
psi AND SOME" BUG GIEs
For single or double team. 49, .''-'..
oComnlodious; elegant carriages for pleas
ure parties always ready. 50: IL = ~:::o4
All orders for teams, for Excursions, Fu-
nerals or a Journey will be attended to
promptly ga ~;,2 ~: :! "~~ y
, ., His stock; is. of the best kind, and he
=! - L: 3. s1LsBY.
! ST. Cloud. June 23d, 1869. v6n49
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AZ our Northern winters are 80 sc.

AZ our Northern winters are 30 &C.
vs,s o. winter wheat, it 10 . considers
Jon Of eminent importance e inpfess
some Of th. v.rietiasss IF spring wheat,
- that our wheat may 70 growa By
sowing The seed in tho spring rather
than in the .usunn.s 1iae Sre sever,l
.xesllo.t varieties Of spring whc I
which would yield many bushels Of i've
gain per acre, aud produce rs !chol' q,
-four as winter gsaiu, @srd.the seed In =
provsd for few successive Seasons, as
ii might be, BY careful selection Of The
best heads, aud ~ q rejection Of the
half r,pened aud impertec.ly developed
kernels. ...a,,x.. ....e.r
One great trouble with on. wheat
growing farmers has been Tor long
period, aud even now is attributable to
poor seed aud to iojudioious manage
ment With seed. gram from year to year.
Instead Of impr wing the seed, the en-
tire management has been most e1ectu-
a in causing the variety sown to deteri-
crate so that after few years, its idsa--
tity h.s disappeared. RorzsAns rsaasa
ths grain that is known ID oar States
. certain variety Willie very unite M
product Of another Shts that bears The
same nauc. -. - : s: sss
In some sections q the oooaery, The
China Tea spring wheat Is esl,iyated
With the mos satisfactory results, Wiki
in other localities the .saristy that I,
known by tins name i.sessinated g Il:
most worthless. And Ibis ii true :ol
most Of the other varieties. Itsisa rare
thing to end the seed Of ally variety
kept separate s,tJm iuferior kinds Of
grain ; the entire crop being usually
thrashed together as if the grain wert
all Of one kind or equal quality. Wher
seed-time arrives, the seed must be tax
en- from 'uch,sr,id u can, 30 obtained
And, in most instances, the, poor ker
neh that arc utterly unit for seed an
sown wisa the expectation of raising .
fair crop from gram that has hthus .
seriously degener.ted. 1t would b
just Is sensible to slaughter al th|
beautiful Devous. Durhams and Here
fords on which our farmers depend fol
the desired improvements III their'herdi
Of neat cattle, and attempt 10 propagate
beautiful cows abd bu,]ocks from til,
most inferior scrubs Like will produc,
like ., we'll 10 the vegetable - lin. tn
animal Aiogdom. Many farmers uo'
rear steers that will sell for 500 euci
when they are thrse years old, BY tn
expenditure Of the same amount o
money and means that were rsquis t.
to raise steers Of the native breed, tina
would sell for only $50 at the same age
The same facts win kold god With re
gard to se~d wheat, or any other grain
In some localities the seed has bee,
allowed to degenerate to such an extent
aud the cultivation has been 50 Inferior
that farmers can rot get paying crop
Consequently, the wheat is donounecd
when IT,. entire fault exists in the maj,
agement Of the t,llers of tue soil. Their
i. no plausible reason why sced:whea
should degenerate aud a good varie',
never would cetoriorate were it raise
on one farm for q long succession Q
jean psox,ded paper care were exe'
ste4in sssing the heat seed from yea
to year.-Hcarth and Home. -
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apr296wf II, c. BURBiEK Rsr.;~.-

NOTICE-U.S LAND OFFICE. ST. c10rD M,Nx
~ Nay ~ 1853.
Complaint having been entered at this osaee bx
johannes Larsen against Andrew Anderson for aban
don,nE his Homestead Entry No. l2l4 dated August
t &C. ds0' upon .ox .ne r.
Minnesota, With view to the cspcela.ion Of .sii
entry: ne SAID parties are hereby sommoned to ap-
!. 16a.s TVS enee On tho Sra DAY OF JULY, 1867,
testimony CONCERNING said alleged abandonment :.
=. -: So. G A: GILMAN. Register,
maY@'- ewi <:H.C. BURBANK. Receiver
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