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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14
About Newspapers.

What about them7 Well there are many
things about them, so many things said and
done about them that are inconsikteBt aud
contradictory that if one were to undertake
to write down half of them a whole news
paper wouldn't hold the tenth part Not
having more than half "a column, e-shsl
content Ourselves with feWof them. 8
lis clearly determined to the satisfaction
of eli the world, who never edited a news
paper, that no person eVerTdid edit one who
knew anything about bis business; and thst
every person else is Just about as nearly per-
feet for that sort of work, if he would only
care to do it, as No. Waltham watch is a
perfect time keeper. Every person reads
newspapers, and every person criticises
them. Every persen looks down upon them
from high tsbleland of absolute perfection,
when the mental and moral atmosphere is of
the purest, and when the vision is never OBJ
scured or impaired by psssionj prejudice or
folly and every person wags his head wise
ly but deprecatingly at the unaccouatable
shortcomings of the conductors of journals,
1t is a little peculiar, though, that each
one occupies bis own peculiartsbleland, and
while he sees 50 petbiug thatis vholly wrong
and ubiusti6able in journal, be is Just as
likely to approve what was condemned by
some other one, whose Judgment, like bis
own, could not possibly be mistaken. Like
Sam Wel'es Shepherd, each one has bis par
ticular vanity, and it is the failure to steer
your newspaper craft clear of all of them |
that causes confusion and trouble. One per-
son has political vanity, as sacred to him,
it may be, sc bis religion. His party is his |
King and he believes his party can do no |
wrong. The party to which he IS opposed |
Il ?. l.
ince of q journal, measured by mis- rule, is /
surely simple enough, if not very satisfy yiug |
to person who has more than one idea. 1t /
is just to commend every thing that is done
in the name of the one, and condemn all /
that is done in the name Of the other. An
other has literary vanity, which his news
paper fails 70 crafty, he Fion't care for
politics atalIA Pdniea psriies may do as
they please; he hears enough of their villain
les WITHOUT having them thrust under his
nose every time. he takes up a newspaper.
Unless he has more of the one and less of the
other he is bound tOstop his paper. Never
theless he always manages to read it, and
isn't unwilling 90 have the much abused
give his business publicity, es-
pecially if il can be managed without cnst-
ing him anythine. Another has a gay and
lively temperament, is fond of wit and hu- 1
NOR aud don't care to read long editorials
on dry and uninterestina topics. Hs don't
know why bis newspaper cannot be filed
with Puhgeht stories and pilhy anecdotes.
Unless he has more Of them, he proposes to
stop it, any how. just after him comes a
weEl-to-do farmer looking individual ;, be
the editor with Slow measured
step and sedat6 countenancc, and looks as if.
he would not allow more than one-half OF.
hiafses t1fFiifa sine nRaer thssrps't
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Marine News.-Scow Mary Ellen OF
Sar dusky, Capt Stoke, arrived Thursday,
April Ssh, light Cleared May lst with
cords timber and TO- 600 feet of lumber.
Steamer General Sheridan, Capt. Weiden-
hoof, arrived May lst, light, Cleared light
same day. dhA BEa 8
Scow Ocean Wave, of Hszen's Island,
Capt Hackett, arrived May Sd, with 50, 900
f-et of lnmber, 100000 lath aud 100000
Shingles for West, Haynes d Co., Cleared
for Milwaukee, on the 4th, light.
seow Yainpyrs, ofAshtabuls, Capt, Large,
arrived on the sth light Cleared on the
l1th inst for Buffalo, with IS5, 600 feet Of
lumber.
Schooner H. D. Root, Capt Tyler, cleared
on tie 10Th for Buffalo, with $4,000 feet Of
lumber.
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Correction. in our item in last week 8
paper, in reference to the horse killed in
the Sd ward, it appears we did injustice to
Mr.. Lindsey. The horse was very vicious
animal, easily frightened, and hard to control
Mr. L. had recently purchased it, and had
Psrtially succeeded ID breaking it. On the
occasion referred to It became ungOyernsble,
resringlaud pluDging about. Mt L had hold
of the rope, which was always about its
neck for such emergencies, and while rear.
ing it threw ITSELF falling heavily upon its
side. It made no effort to get up, but its
limbs and flesh trenIbleda few moments, and
itwas dead, killed no doubt by the fall Mr.
L. admits kicking it after it fell to make it
get up, before he discoEefe its condition. x
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An outrage-0n Wednesday night last,
some miscreant, entered the premises Of the
former Mrs. N, Haynes, on State Street, and
maliciouYly- set to work to destroy the Yalu-
able fruit trees and Fhrubbery upon the
place All of the really valuable trees were
girdled and mutilated some of them so
badly that they cannot possibly recover.
Three of the shade tees, on the outside of
the walk, we've trestedih izsmanner. We
understand the matter is being investigated,
and trust the investigation may lead to the
detection, conviction and punishment of the
guilty party. .aeaF- ITba9
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Acoidents.-Severd accidents occurred
at the funeral Of Gen. Bell, on Friday last J,
fortuDstely, however, not Of q sefiOas ma
ture. When near the Cemetery, one of the
ponies attached to Mr.. Perry Closes ear
risge, slipped his bride, and started to run.
Before he could be checked the wheels Of the
carriage struck a buggy, knocking every
spoke out Of one of the wheels. The horses
then ran into buggy belong ng to Oscar
Ball, breaking one of the ihills No person
was hurt, IN either Of these c4sss, While
the procession was returning, and when
some distance this side Of Bsllyille, a youDg
man named Dean, who was in buggy
drove rapidly by the procession and before
all could get out Of the road, ran against T.
P. Finnefrock, E.q, knocking him down
and bruisine h-m somewhat. Such care--
lssaness and disregard of the rishtb Of others
is rspPsheRsible, Er
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mirth provoking circumstances. In tone
81 foIes ll4sf 50 mis- e 6 q Rauldu,t re-
prqseh fer any 9rdipary- effsICe, be asks how
much hs oWssi for the paper, shd. remarks
that he has determined not to take it sny
longer Fearing that Jon must hays done
this meek brother aE0me grevious wrong,
you family inquire what it can be. The an
swer not half 50 much as the uncOmplainiBg
injured air e5nplnte elTFputeyDu. Tha paper
contains fo5 many novels, which are all lies,
and he cannot think Of paying for such sim
.ul stuff any longer. Yod feel that this case
is too hopefully wrong to undertake an ex-
plmaiieasa A sinPls st0rY Of q few columns.
each week4 containing more real human
nature and more true theology than he has
had preached in six month has been de-
nonneed PERI aps from pulpit by some nsr-
row minded creature as a lying novel, which
must be the very Incarnation of all wicked
ness If it be sBythiug You lose 4 sub
tcriber, who tsksa his departure feeling that
he has barely escaped the aRfuifs Of Sodom
md Gomorroh. With q sigh Of relief that
he il gone. f0a take up a'note which 50eleg
TO you by mai~ EritteD in a stiff girlish
hand. 1t begslYou to publish more of those
sweet stories which give her young heart
such exquisite delight. She don't under
stand why newspapers are always filed with
just such matter b nobody cares TO read.
One subscriber IS dissatisfied because the
market price Of the commodity he has to
sell is not quite high enough to seit him
and it is for the markets chiefly that be takes
a paper Another Is mainly interested In
agricultural articles, and too much of the
paper is taken up With advertisements, which
be don't care about. He don't intend TO
pay for advertisements, and he shall stop
the paper. One thinks the paper is too
decent, and treats the opposition too tender
ly. In his Opini0n such epistles as skunk,
weasel, copperhead aud rebelare ogefWhelm-
i lg arguments. Another ascertain that it is
entirely too abusive, and those persons wko
are half inclined are driven hopelessly into
the opposite party The editor should take
advice from him snd he would not fall into
such shischievouse errors. e.
These are 4 few of the perplexities of
iOu7Dalism wheua an editor listens 10 the ad-
vice Of every one and carefully follows his
own. But should he let go the helm Of his
own conscience and Judgment and attempt
to satisfy all who promise to pilot him safe
lyAffy he does not meet speedy shipwreck it
is because his craft is to light to sink to the
bottom. Grains Of wheat lie buried in every
pile Of ehaff, pure virgin gold is concealed
10 masses of boulders. sand and pebbles.
| They are not to be despised because of the
worthless matters that surrounds them. To
be able to Distinguish the wheat and the
gold Bnd % reiecs the ehaff and the sand is
perhaps more than any one can always hope
to do, butin proportion as he succeeds in
doing this will be his success. Rep positOry.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

Otis True It's pity, pity tbs t-ue,' that
mankind will pass UNDECIDED the warming
symptoms Of dissssesRnd neglect the rene
dies to resnre health snAtil disease has so far
advanced that 1t is ofen impossible to OBJ
tsin relief We have been shown The fWnula
Of JudsPn's Mountsin, Herb Pills snd believe
them 20 be the best snd simplest Of nedi-
cines f'r hilions diseases, Liver Com plants,
Female Irregularities; DC. Thew are pre-
pared with great caution and will save many
. . dpeioFs bill ifgsee in time Az an uni-
vprssl Is smiIy medicine. they are nhshfpassed
Give the Mountain Herb Pills a fair trial and
We warrant you will never ha without them.
9sld hypA dsRlES % 49se
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

MIR. Kline, of Bellevue, who was so un-
fortunate as to bury up his potatoes last
fall, instead of selling them, is now, we un-
derstaud, purchasing hogs, with the intsn-
ton of feeding TO them the potatoes. He has
put up an apparatus for steaming them.
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Decoration Of soldier, eravea


a meeting held in Birchard Hall, Fremont,
on Friday evening, 7tb ii st., 10 consider the
prOprie'y of hoDOring our fallen heroes OF
the late.waE by setting apart day for the
decoration Of Their graves With flowers, and
for other appropriate exercises, R. P. Buck
land was chosen Chairman and Geo. Red
way, Secretary.
( On,motion, it was resolved that such cere-
monies be held OF Saturday the 18th inst.
On motion, committee of five was select.
ed TO make the necessary arrangements, and
appoint other suitable eommittees. cficers
speakers, DC. The meeting made choice OF
the following named gentlemen as said COM
mittee: Gen. Bncklsnd, Chaplain Collier,
Gel. W. E. Haynes Q. h. Bell, Esq, and
Capt BeldiDg, with power to add others.
The Committee was instructed to publish
a prOgrsmme Of the proposed celebration in
next weeks FrementPapers
During the meeting interesting remarks
were made BY Rev Mr.. Collier, DR.. sGu-
well, Judge Hord, and several other gentle
men, after which, on motion, the meeting
adjourned.
R. P.aBUcKLAYD, Chairman
Geo. REDwAY, Secretary. Sk%a
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

Philip Phillips, the Singing Pilgrim
will give an evening of Sacred Song, for the
benefit of the N. E. Church, of this place,
on the evening of Saturday, June 5th. All
should bear it in mind, aud go and hear him.
Speaking of one of his Evenings, the, Chicago
RepublicdS says: H1
Philip Phillip Concert last evening, was
one ofthe most delightful entertainments of
the kind that we have ever had the privilege
of attending No man can hear Mr. Phil
lips sing without being not only entertained
but made better, as there is not only music
but gospel in what he sings.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

a ftA ossoTtweat Of Dye Sf.gf5 at J..
r Lansaa & Cos, ineInling AI.,s,,
Blys TIsriol CoPpsrus BrssR Rs0E,
Red Wood, Log Wood Fust;s, Aaddor,
Brsrast Of log Wood olso Aaalias
Colofs sOo.prisiag, Red GFss's Biss,
Purpls and Ts1op.
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DEsE. DAlon-ofiee Prsctitionsr-
has on hand large assortment Of Medicines
and other articles for dispensing, Sufficient
for the treatment Of every class and variety
Of disease. Regular Office hours RON 8 A
Il. till 3 P. IL. AtdE other hours (When not
in bis Ofics) can usually be found at his
home situated on the same lot adjacent to
the Court House, Fremont, Ohio. DR.. E
Dillon. I4-26
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AUTOoRAT HoRsE HAY FoRk.-To
supply the demand Of this last and best fork
p4tehtsd, Ne have opened new department
n odF business and 70 give it an imnediate
introduction we shall pay the largest Com
mission ever offered. Agents wanted for
every township. Agents and Farmers send
for oirculafs at once. The trade supplied
address ]. K. Wilder, Sec'y.
=ta HasI a. r-t - ftres Akron. q
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DR. ]. N. GFoat, of this city has re-
ceived notice that patent has been allowed
him on new generator for the manufacture
of Gas from gasoline. 1t generates the gas
as it is consumed. We understand that he
is to put one up for Thompson & O.,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

H. K. SbOmO is now fully opened
out and is selling his large stock of goods
rapidly. his old castomers are finding out
where he is, and new ones are Rocking to
his standard. Goods good as the best and
cheap is shs cheapest, -and little cheaper,
always attract custom. Call at shomo's
Emporium, next door to the POstofice.
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We would call the attention of farmers
TO the advertisement of A. Christ0fsl s Go. i,
Of sandusky. The Threashing Machines
manufactured by them, are very superior
machines, as are also the other articles ad-
Yertised.
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Do you WANT recipe put up with
care and the best and Purestdrugs and dyesi
The best place to have it done is at Buck.
land and Sons.
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The Star is the name of new paper Just
started in Tifin. 1t is Independent in all
matters. It makes a fine appearance, is full
of interesting matter, and deserves a liberal
patronage which we hope it may receive.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

tusF RzoE1yED. Five BaleA Heavy
shirting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases Of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
factured from Woods of our own Selections
which We are selling at great bargains.
D. Garyin q %,
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JAMES MooRE, Of the Ballville Mills
is now selling the best brands Of Family
Flour XXX at Sc 90, at his store on OrOghan
street, and Xxx at IS 90. 81 le-2O
A good fit is always guaranteed at
Crane L Wykes. 13
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Go to A. W. Smith & Co.'S, to buy
your fancy oolOred Shoes. They are receiv-
ing new stock of them OfvariOus kinds and
prices, They are also making them to order.
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Don't forget the sale of Lots at Glenn's
Springs, on Thursday next. Choice lots
can be obtained, no doubt, at reasonable
rates. If you wish to make a profitable
investment, do not fail to attend the sale.
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Boat Ride.-We learn that the Hook and
Ladder Company of this city are making
Preparations for an excursion to the Islands,
70 come off in few weeks.
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New Depot Buildings. under
stand from Mr.: Hale, agent of the Lake
Shore Railway, at this place, that the Rail-
way company has determined upon erecting
new Depot buildings, to conform to the size
and Importance Of our city. This will, IN
one sense, be good news, but may not, in the
end be so agreeable. Much depends upon
our citizens themselves. While the COM
pany will make this great improvement, it
depends upon the citizens themselves wheth-
er it shall be done at the present locality or
not. To carry forward the improvement,
more land is needed on both sides of the
track, and unless that can be obtained, tie
depot buildings will be moved to smother
locality, where the necessary room can be
obtained. The company does not think they
are asking too much in view of the great
and permanent Improvement proposed, when
they ask the citizens to procure and donate
the necessary lands. This, We believe, is
the condition upon which the buildings will
be retained on the present grounds if it
cannot be fulfilled, the depot viii be moved
westward towards the pike, TO SPOT where
the land can be prOcuted. Such move
ment would be bad one for the city, and
would have much influence in changing the
center of business from where it is now. The
matter should be duly eanvassed, especially
as the superintendent Of the road viii be
here, in few davis, to lay The matter before
our citizens, in definite shape. They would
then be prepared to act upon it at once.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

Psterson's Ladies Magazine, for June,
is received. Peterson's is favolite with
the ladies, and is deseryedly popular Il
contains the usual variety of fashion plates,
engravings, patterns DC.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14
REAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION.
A II FREMON Il
THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1859.
90 Lots IN the Sub Division Of GIenn's
Springs, adjoining the City Of
Fremont on the South
West Side.
sIX 80, CREDIT.

The above property contains l09 aeIes, and be-
longs to ]. z. Glenn, al BreadWay, New York. It
has been carefully LAID out IN lots Of 81 acres and
upwards, which front on avenues feet wide
many Of them beautfully skirted with young forest
and Fruit trees similar TO the private residence OF
s. Birchar1 which adiOins the property. The land
contains two untailing springs, each flowing forty
gallons per miEute, sufficient TO Supply an entire
village.
The land is high, rolling ground, with peculiar
advantages. Is healthy and beautiful location
and commands fine view for many miles around
and is very desirable for privateresdenees In fact
it is already surrounded BY many handsome ones.
The land IS the choicest Of any in the neghborhOOd
Of the thriving and prosperous eity Of Fremont
1t has been held by the owners for the past twenty
i've years. in anticipation Of making il residence
and is now for the irst time put in the market
The lots viii positively he sold to the highest
bidder; with the privilege Of more than one lot il
desired.
TERMS or SAIE--One-fourth cash, or an apuroy-
ed endorsed note for the samel the balance IN six
equal annual payments, with interest annually,
secured on the premises.
Omnibusses and Caniages TO carry persons free.
Is ]. X. GLENN.
- Lithograph Plots Of the grounds can Be had
at this Office
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II you have a discharge from the no se,
offensive on otheCwise, partial loss Of the
sense of smell, taste or hearing, eyes Watering
or werk, feel dull and stupid or debilitated,
pain or pressure in the head, take cold easlly,
you may rest assured that you have the Ga
td7Tk, Thousands annually, without mani
testing half Of the above symphonic, termi-
nate 10 consumption and end IN the grave.
No diseaseisso cornmoB, more deceptive or
less understood by physicians. r. v.
Pierce, n. D. of Buf4lo, N. Y. is the pro-
prieIor Of DR.. Sage,s Oatarrh Rsmedy,-d
perfect Specific for GqtGrrh, cold in the
head" or catarrhal headache which be sends
to any address, post paid, for sixty cents,or
four packages for 2,OO Sold BY most
druggists iVerVWhere 2I-22
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Elks.-Mr. L. Leppelmau, of this city,
on Wednesday morning last, received two
fine Elisa male and female-fTom Ackley
Iowa. They were noble specimens. He
placed them upon his farm, where be has q
park in which are number of specimens Of
the Deer and Antelope.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

GEHAF CLOSING OUT SAEE AT HELD
QvAErEEs-Ws inteRd closing out our
entire stock Of Boots q shoss- They
win be sold At great reduction in prices.
ID. Garvin 4 90.
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Personal Mr.. George Garfield, ofitbe
firm of Garfield d Bro, left for New York
and Boston, on Monday last to replenish
their stock of Hardware.
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Do ToU WISH to buy a genuine article
in the Patent Medicine linef You viii al
ways be sure to yet it at Buekland 4 Sons
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C. R. McCulloeh has q large and
splendid stock of Wall Paper, which he is
selling at low rates.
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Delinquent List.-Much as we shO

Delinquent List.-Much as we should
regret to do so, we may find it necessary
ere long, to publish list of thos epersons
who owe us for two or more years. Esubscrip-
tion TO the journal, Look at the figures
after your names, and you can tell just how
your account stands.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

The largest and best assortment of
eOlOred Shoes for Children and Misses, can
be found at the store Of P. DOrr & Son.
They have all cOlorS. Gall and see them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

Herman & Wilson are re-
ceiving their new Spring stock OF Dry
Goods, direct from the importers and manu-
faetursrs,--ibe most attractive ever brought
10 this market. If you want to see new
and handsome styles Of goods, Call at thsir
store,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

If you want to buy OF sell a farm
rent house, sell goods, or to let your neigh
bOrs know that you have unything for sale
you should advertise in the JouENlL.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

S. BuckEapd & Sen make a fine dis
play of Wall Papers. and are not to be IN
dsrsOld. Give them call before purchasing
elsawhere.
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Do YOU WISH good, reliable and safe
coal oilf Buy it at Buckland q Sons
They try every barrel they sell with fire be-
fore offering il for sale.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

FoR sALE.--A prime article of the
purest Cider Vinegar, iOr sale by the bar
rel. Enquire at this ofice, where a sample
can be seen and tssted.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-05-14

The finest trimmings, prettiest rib
bOns, haDdsOmest bonnets, and latest styles
Of hats, and bOaneis, always on hand at the
Store Of Miss X. L. Thompson. Call and
ssethsa. q .lEE..E.E 1921.