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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-23
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TIERS! Physicians prescribe It; why should yo7
discard it, Judges usually considered men Of Al
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your reason to the everlasting Of your health.
Il you are sick, and require medicine, Try these
Bisters,
When the bodily energies are worn out By an1-
iety and need stimulant, this Is the best that an
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herbs and roots, which prevent it from fsyering the
blood; and hence it does not produce . mere tenn
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Japanese 0hiokens.-In Clyde, this
county, lives old Tom Granger, jolly soul
brimfull Of wit, who has something original
for everybody, Tom keeps saloon in that
village. and has it stored with living curiOsi-
ties, for the edifcation of his friends and
patrons. Not long since westward bound
train was detained some minutes at the
station and to while away the dull time a
finely dressed eastern oity-bred OOupls took
stroll up town to see the sights of q
western place. Passing Tom Granger's
shanty, the lady 3 attention was attracted by
pair of owls sitting in the window. With
a Woman's curiosity she entered, and in
Qulred what they were.
aThose beautiful birds in the window,
madaml those are rare specimens of japanese
chickens; they were imported about year
since expressly for me, at great expense
and are the only ones in existence in this
country
''Iudeed," said the lady, "are they a
profitable kidd to raise2"
''Pro6tablel'' said Tom, YOU'D think so,
if you had 'em. Why, madam, they will
actpslly lay ell dsyi'
''Wonderfull' quoth the lady, shave you
any eggs to SELF
"Yes, madaw, I have few left which !
might be persuaded to part with; will you
have them? They are only fty cents apiecei
wonderfully cheap madam"
AhoE q moHent's consultation wi b her
husband, the IadS concluded she would take
siz, and handed Ton fhree dgllurs, receiving
in return si1 ducks eggs, from which she
expects, in the course Of human events, to
! raise Japanese eAisksnS
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CLYDE.


i CLYDE Ohio. July 2lst 1863.
EDITOR JOURNAL;-We notice the CLYDE
OOrnet Band propose to give an excursion to
the Islands of Lake Erie the 4th of August.
Our band has worked hard to qualify itself
to please our citizens, and now we trust
when We can do them service by going
with them to the Islands, there will be uni
versal turn out. Let all go that possibly
can. Eft}t II. 1i5 i,o2s1zs
"Uncle Toms Cabin, on last Friday and
Saturday nights, was great success There
certainly can not be better Uncle Tom -"
than Mr.. Boswortb, aud Mrs. B. as Aunt
ophella" was equally as good The other
paris, sustained by the = Excelsior Club"
were well rendered throughout the whole
play, and we think every one who attended
both nights were well repaid for time and
money. We also are pleased to learn that
the Club with the assistance of Mr.. and Mrs.
BOsWOrth will soon put upon the stage the
Drama: "Therese, or the Orphan Girl Of
Geneva and farce Jumbo June"
We have no doubt but the next entertain
ment will be a SUCCESS and that they will be
we'll patronized
Business has been quite dull for a few
days, owing no doubt to the fact that far
mers are all busy harvesting. D.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-23

A Valuable Book.-Laws of Business
for all the States of the Union, with forms
and directions for all transactions, by Theop-
hilus Parsons, Ii, D., Prof of Law in
Harvard University. NATIONAL PUBLISHING
Co., Publishers, Cincinnati, Ohio.
We believe we are fully justified in pro-
nOunciDg this q mastery work of its kind
quite unlike and far superior to anything in
the shape Of business lao book for general
,sss that has hitherto been seen. 1t places
within the reach and within the clear appre-
hensiOn of every intelligent business man
snd woman-especially Of every young man
or wonien--a complete statement Of all the
rules, fOrms, and principles of the laws Of
business
1t is work of wonderful comprehensive
ness, of style remarkable Tor perspi icuiitt7.
and Of authority undOubted.
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Real Estate Transfers for the week
ending Saturday, July 18th, 1869, prepared
by w. W. STINE, Recorder
Tbaddeus Ball to E. Loudenslager, 3
acres in sec y, Sandusky.---.--..... $500.
Bishop Rappe to Marico H. Haynes, In
lots No. Isl Fremont ,,,,..,.....SI,OO 600
Leonard Adler to William Keil. In-lots
No. 5, 6, and Is, WoodvilIe- 200,
Jonathan StierwaIt to Anna NJ, Hineline,
In-lOt No. 95l, Fremont, 81, 400
Wm. Boyer 70 Edmund o ~o.,oua3
acres in sec 81, Wasbi-,,,to. NOoisy' sG e6H ~
Lo"'o bradshaw to J. N. .&E.B. Tucker
mao SO acres in sec 2F-Rice .--.--- s., 600,
Samuel Meyer to Albert Streeter 40 acres
In sec ~ Hork-------.-------S2, 800,
Chas. Powers to Jno. W. Sandwich. ia
acres in Sec. 2l.sI6, Woodville- Sc 500,
Julius CHASER to Michael Wolf 90 acres
IN sec ), Rice 500,
L. Q. RaWsOn 70 Phillip POss, Iu-lOt No.
b26O, Fremont $500,
E. H. Underhil 10 Charlotte Platte.
north x of out lot No. I56, Fremont 81 400,
R. W. d B. Mcclellan to Margaret W.
Krebs, south p of In.lots No. l, 426 & ], ,427,
fremont S450
Cornelius Dultz to Peter K. Krolzer. IS
acres in Sec. 81. Washington $500,
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| The Tifin l&ar uayF large delegation Of
young folks have determined on coming to
Fremont, on the ID of August to participate
in the festivities of the day. That's right
Come along and We viii try and make it
pleasant to you all
Mrs. Sanders, wife of J. Sanders, of Wood
vile. this county, died suddenly on the
night of the 18th inst. She had retired in
her usual health and in the morning was
discovered by her husband, dead. Sup
posed to have been heart disease. Her age
was Sixty-theee years.
A 'ROsecrans Guard should be organized
by the Democracy Of this city at once, and
it should be their duty to keep alive, at
public meetings, the memory Of the active
part taken by Democrats in putting down
the rebellion. We suggest the name of Al.
Tyler for Sergeant Of the Guard.
H. W. Wiuslow is announced as Demo-
cratic candidate for Representative; J. P.
Elderkin. Jr., for Treasurer; A. B. Pntnam
for Prosecuting Attorney; H. R. FinefrOck
and DR.. F. Wilmer for Probate Judge, and
J. h. McArdle for Auditor +; while we have
seven different persons announced for Sher-
if,
The city council of Richmond. Ind, has
fixed the license for retailing spiritu0us
liquors in that city, st $500 per annum.-
Half that tax imposed upon the retailers in
this city would soon pay OF our city indebt-
sdness, which is nearly $40 900. The coun-
cil however, should not scs hastily 10 the
msttsr; say they begin with tax Of but
$IeO.
Stephen eirard once said, ~ have always
considered advertising, literally aud long, to
be the great medium Of success in business,
and prelude to wealth. And 1 have made
it an invariable rule, too, to advertise in the
dullest time. as we'll az the busiest; long ex-
perience having taught me that money thus
spent Is we'll laid out; as by keeping my
business continually before the public, it has
secured me many sales that 1 would other
wise have lost
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BERWICK, OHIO, July {

BERWIoKI UHI0, July 2Ist 1868.
Mr. EDIToR-RSnd Sir:-In haste pen
you this note. will address your citizens
on next Monday evening, the 26th, at the
Court House. | will assume all on myself
and lift the vail. JIM,
From the above it viii be seen that ].
H. the Wisest philosopher, the humble, self.
sacrificing martyr, upon whose broad shoul-
ders rests the terrible pressure he martyr
like asssumeS, viii soon be With US. Great
isl. NJ Remember he will lift the vail,
assume the pressure, and enlighten the ham
lighted citiEeuS Of this place at the Court
House on Monday sVeniug next E
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a New md Beautiful Chromo.-T

a New and Beautiful Chrome, The
reputation of the National Oil Portraits, is
sued by Howe d Middleton. and known as
Middleten'a National Oil Portraits, is es-
tablished upon an enduring basis, No finer
works of the kind have ever been issued by
any publisher and they are so we'll appre-
ciated that they embslIish the walls of every
house in the land whose proprietor aPpreci-
ates fine paintings. Howe d Middleton,
have just issued a new Chrome, entitled
Z. Christ Blessing Little Children" 1t is
very handsome in cOlOrs, and in design isr
excels the ordinary engrsvings on the same
subject. II represents mother and four
children gathered about the Saviour, who is
seated facing the spectator, holding the
plump babe in one arm and resting His hand
upon the head Of another child which leans
upon his knee. The cOloring and the dra-
perry are in keeping with those prevalent in
the age in which the Saviour lived.
Mr.. Huntington, who is agent FOR the sale
Of these pictures, is now eancussiug our city,
and win remain for few days, in order to
give our citizens an opportunity to procure
this charming picture, or any other in the
catalogue of Howe d Middlstou's publica-
tions. % 30.
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Tbe arape - sanda.Er Ia.


The Grape cEop.-The Sanddsky Reg
istsr says: AFTER careful inquiry we are
able to state that the grape crop on on the
Islands is more promising that it was a week
ago. On Kelley's island some vineyards
promise no return, Ottsrs nearly fun crop
and others a third Of crop. At Pst-in-Bay
the crop promises even better, and the
growers are feeling encouraged. We think
it viii be found that except in few instances
our correspondents were too easily discOur-
aged by the serious blow the crop received
from the bad weather during the first week
in July, and from the fact that mildew made
its appearances so rapidly on the morning Of
Friday, July 9.
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A New and Cheap Barometer.-The
Muscatine Journal says a cup of coffee is a
sure barometer, if you allow the sugar to
drop to the bottom Of cup and watch the
bubbles arise without disturbing the coffee.
If the bubbles collect in the middle, the
weather win be fns; If they adhere to the
cup, forming ring, it viii be rainy, and If
the bubbles separate, without assuming any
fixed position, chaDgeable weather way be
expected.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-07-23

Help Wanted, from all sections, there
comes up one general complaint that farmers
want more help. The rains have interfered
with farm work very much, and that which
should have been done a month ago is still
undOne. The weather continues unfavorsble
and If farmers, would ssve theircro extra
laborefs must be procured to work while
the sun shines. Large wages are paid, and
in some localities mechanics, Sand all who
can swing scythe or bind q shesf, have
gone into the fields to assist in saving the
crops. Every one who can do so should
turn out and help the farmers for week or
two. Many have gone out Of this city to
work in the harvest field, and others should
follow their example.
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why Not FreEa ont 7-Almost every
town known to us of the impOrthnes and
population Of Fremont, possesses the very
convenient commodity Of 8 regular market.
Why cau'tweG Many cities have abolished
their Market Houses, and hold market on
the side ofcerlain streets, as designated by
proper authority. In this way Fremont
could be well supplied with good and fresh
marketing without any additional expense.
We hope our ''City Paps" will give this
matter some attention, and if practicable
put it in operation at an early day.
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"She never told her love, but let
concealment, like worm i the bud feed on
her damssk cheek" Poor thing she was
to be pitied. Yet his clothes always sat on
him aErv. His coat was too tight, his vest
was too loose, sud his pants were dragging
in the mud, and-she E7auld not have him.
ReasOni he did not buy his clOss'es Of NJ
DryfOos. Young men take warning and buy
Of Dryfoos.
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List of Letters remaining in the Post
Office at Fremont, on the 18th of July, 1869.
Crago 4 Gilbert; ThOs Dunbar; Francis
Dearverson; P o Eastman; John Elevstone;
Russ Hall; h Hanson; N A Newman, Thos
Syrang; Solomon Ssger; Nathanial sager;
Miss Mary sprud; Mrs. L Stafford; Peter
Warner.
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The Crops, from all parts of the country
we hear the same hopeful accounts of the
crops. Wheat was never better and corn in
the main, notwithstanding the wet weather
is doing well. We hear several fields that
have been abandoned, because the wet
would not permit the corn to be worked un-
til the grass and weeds had full possession,
but these cases are scarcely common.
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Demorest's Magazine for August
This isreally the gem of the ladies month,
lies. It's patterns and fashions are Away
fresh, full, and original, and its reading
matter varied, and full of practical interest
$500 per year, with premium. Publica
tion Office, s3S Broadway, New York.
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Demorests Young America.-The
brightest and best of all the juvenile maga-
zines. Mr.. Demorest understands this
Certainly this little magazine combines more
instruction of the very best kind, with
amusement, than any magazine we ever saw.
$I.5O per year, with premium. Publica-
ton Office, s38 Broadway, New York.
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The Atlantic Monthly, for August is
at'hand. The Atlantic is lowell known to
need any cOmmendation from US. 1t is a
favorite the country over. Terms 400 per
year. Address Fields, osgoOd & 90; Boston,
Mass.
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LitteII's Living Age.-This is week.
ly magazine published for the last twenty
five years by Messsrs. Littell d Gay, 90
Broom street, Boston, Mass. 1t contains
the choicest selections of miscellaneous
reading matter, and is valuable work for
all. The price of the ''Living Age" is eight
dollars year, and is well worth double that
amount, as each number contains over sixty
closely printed pages.
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Repaired foot walks on the bridge,
at this place, have been relaid with new
flooring It has long been needed, and ped
estrians now crossing the bridge, can do so
in safety. The city, we learn, have to bear
one half of the expense, the lesees of the
road (Western Reserve and Maumee) paying
the other half
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soldiers' Orphans Roms.-Thsre will
be a meeting at the N. E. Church, on Sun
day evening, July 95th, 1863, to hear the
claims of sOldiers' orphans presented. The
pastors Of the several churches in this city
will Join with their congregations in the
service. Everybody invited. JA
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Tltons Journal Of horticulture and
Floral Magazine for July has arrived
Should be in the hands of every florist
fruit grower and gardener in the country,
Terms $500 per year. Address TiltOn
Co., Boston, Mass.
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Wood,a HougehoId Maze.

Woods Household Magazine, fol-
July, is on our table. The contents are
classified by departments, and contain many
interesting facts. It is the largest one dol
lar Magazine published and the edition for
July reaches over 100, 600 copies. Terms
81 90 per year. Address s. s. Wood, New
burgh New York.
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HOUSES AND LOT FOR SALE.-The
underEigned offers for sale, two dwelling
houses and lot situated on Water street,
opposite Downs Mil. One Of the houses
is in excellent condition and very conVen-
lent VIII be sold low, and on reasonable
terms, or bargain viii be given 70 a cash
purchases. Apply to
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The Ladys Friend. The August mum.
Der of this ''queen of MOnthlies" is at
hand. As its name indicates tits the Lady's
Friend, and should be in the hands of all
Terms $3.50 per year Deacon & Peterson
Philadelphia Pa. st-.
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To the Sunday School Teachers of
sandusky County,. Tuokerman, Cor.
Secretary ofthe State Sunday School Union
will be in Fremont, on Saturday, July 3Ist,
and will hold a Sunday School Teachers
Institute, at the Episcopal Church, com
mepciug at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon. There
will also be an afternoon session. Sunday
School Teachers from all parts of the county
are invited to be in attendance. 1t is hoped
that every school in the county win be re-
presented by its Superintendent and Teach
ers, to whom the Sunday School Teachers
of Fremont give cordial invitation 10 par-
take of their hospitalities during the day.
@. R. MoCULLeoH,
Presit Sanduskv In & 9 Union =
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rha nHannfantnrar and Rnilde

The Manufacturer and Builder for
July, an illustrated monthly of 80 large
quarta pages, has been received. 1t is de-
voted to the practical interests of industrial
progress, and should be in the hands Of
every man from the mechanic to the profess
sOr. Terms 81. so per year. Address Western
& Co., Publishers, 81 Park Row, New York.
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Preslt. sandusky Co. s. 5. Union

@The Brides Fate" by Mrs. South
worth, ''Oaste" by S, dney A. Story, Coates
Ajar" by Mrs. Phelps Ava, thespstE Esiie
BY Bella ]. Spencer, and "Unele Toms
Cabin, +" by Mrs. ssove, have been reeisved
By A D Ames at Clyde for b Circulating
Library They, with many stAsFs are iOS
rent
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a full assortment Of Dye IStssfs at J.
T. Lanwan d Cos, including Alilns,
Blue VItriol, COpperas, Brazil Wood,
Red Wood Log Wood Fastie Nader,
Extract Of Log Wood, also Anuline
CoIOrs comprising, Red Green, Blue,
Purple and Ksl1OaV.
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A DMINIsTRAFRIx SALE

0a1AG4Ol OlIsAI0lA SALE "
n REAL ESTATE
In pursuance Of an order granted bF the Probate
Court Of sandusky county, Ohio, wiz oasr l0E
sale at public action,
Monday, August 18th, 1859
ct 10 O'Clock in the forenoon upon the preu,igs. -
following described real estate, situate in as
Ohio, tO-Eit:- 7-'.-'- : =
Thirty iSOl acres Of land OF Of The vest end ~
the north part of the north east qRarter Of fhaeto
Of range fifteen tl5}
appraised a. 3l,I5S. W ral p.
IgRlas OF sALE:-Ons third in hand. sad one
snl u enc year and one thrd in two years nom
DAY q sue with interest. The payment to be se-
cured oy mortgage upon the premises sold. -.
s-, LAVINA SIBRELI,
ADMIR-. Of W, Il. SibIell, deceased.
J. L. Greene, her Atty. 99-SS
= July l6, 1859.
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AgeUsTUs Q. CALDWELL

JUST RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
Shirting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases Of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
featured from Wools Of our own Selections
which We are selling at great bargains.
Cd. Garvin & 90.
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Godey's Lady's Book, for Augustus I
at hand, Every Body likes it and every lad
in the land should take IT, One copy on
year $500 Address L, A. Cooley, PhilA
delphia, Pa, -
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aBarrst.,s, free from dirt and gum.

You want an elegant suit of clothes,
do you Wen go to Crane d Wykes.
They are the tsilOrs you are in seach of, fit
ting you to perfection and charging low
prices. Their stock embraces always the
newest fashions in both costly and inexPen-
sivs fabrics. Stop in and give them an order ;
you can't do better. 2S-iy
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Ousr 200 Pats.s.rns of Val Paper,
witk Borders to match, also "ies as
sortnsent Of WTndOaO Shades, at .. z.
Lanmaa q Cos. Call and see item
before 5uving eEsewksrs.
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You can buy better styles of Wall
Paper aad at lower prices at Bucklands,
than nsy place in the city.
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The attention of Carpenters and Builders
is called to the advertisement of the Build
ing committee Of the new Presbyterian
Church - 7t5HiJsi
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'.Barre.t'a' is highly perfumed.

Or MTEREsT TO EvERYBoDY.-An
persons needing Water Lime, will find il to
their interest to buy at the Warehouse. The
very best brand Of Akron Water Lime Is
sold BY J. L. RawsOn & Co., at $1.5O per
barrel. Save your money and buy at the
Warehouse. 29f.
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H. R shomO is selling Boots and
Shoes cheaper than any other house in Fre-
mont, next door 20 the Post Office. 81
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You can buy a better and richer
Cigar at Bueklsnds than any where else in
the city.
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You can buy purer White Lead at
8ucklands and at lower prices than any
place in Fremont.
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Another lot Of those splendid speCta-
Glsa and eye glasses just received at LePPelr
mans. He Is selling them cheaper Than
they can be bought elsewhere. $3.50