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NEWS ITEMS.

Lockwood d Co., so badly crippled in the
battle of the Wall street. gamblers, have re-
sumed business.
The Secretary of the Treasury will con-
sinue the sales of gold during the present
month.
Five men were severely injured by an ex-
plOsiOn Of FIRE Camp in mine at Wilkes.
boro, Pa, on the ID inst.
Three hundred aud ffty-two thousand
FIVE hundred and sixty nine emigranis ar
rived in the United States during the year
ending June, 3Otb, 1869.
The Graut Powder Mills at San Francisco
exploded on the 9th inst Two men we're
killed and eight wounded. The cause Of
the explosion is not known.
About fifty business firms were burned
out by FIRE in Galveston, Texas, Cd the Sd
inst. The loss is variously estimated at
from q million to a million and a half dol
lars. 4aA -
The Steamer, D. @. Haskin, bound to
San Francisco was lost on Nov l7th., about
four hundred miles from New York. The
number of persons lost is not definitely
known.
]. O. Buell.. the suicide, was defaulter to
the extent of $6O0,OOO. The bank of which
he was cashier suffers to the extent OF
$50 600 and depOsitOrs to the extent o.
$l5O,OOO.
The Daily edition of the Dayton Ledge,
has suspended for want Of proper support
It's disease Wss pronounced by learned doc.
tors who had given the case thorough
diagnosis to be the "ROsie CraHeie,"
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The Erie and A. q G. W. troubles for the
present came to q terminus. at Akron, on
the 9th. by Jay Gould rendering his re-
signation as Receiver of the A. & G. W.
road. Judge Reuben Hitchcock, Of Paines-
vile, was appointed receiver by Judge
Bonyton, and bonds were fixed at $500, 900.
On "Wednesday evening, the oath inst
Lyman Allen, bOarder at Taylors Hotel,
in Jersey city, was found dead, sitting ia q
chair in his room. He was man over
seventy years of age and had, for long
time been boarding at the Hotel where he
died. eocenpied a room Onsrthe highest
floor, to save money, and had lived the life
of miser. Upon examination of his eff
fects, it was found that he owned stocks Z nd
securities to the amonnt of 5000. 600. As
he has never been married the entire prop
erty goes to brother and sister in Groton,
Oonoocfieuf
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Lindssy,o o.
LINDSEY. O. Dec. 4lh 1869.

LINDSEY, o, Dec. 4th 1863.
Ed. JoURNAl:-I again take up the pen TO
jOt down a few current items. The borders
of our village have been extended by the
addition of thi=ty-eight lots, surveyed and
located by Mr.. Anesden, Of Fremont. OF
this number, thirty three lots belong to the
Rev. C. A. smuck, and five to Mr.. J. J.
Walter. Taking a retrospective view Of the
progress of our village, during the past year.
Much has been accomplished to Improve its
facilities. Indeed, the Improvements have
been much more rapid than anticipated.
By sctual count twenty y-six buildings, Of
considerable size, have been srected. The
prosp' cts for the coming year are very in
couraging, indicating that the work has not
get come to terminus.
1t would be a great benefit 10 the town
and neighbOrhood, to have grist mill lOcs-
ted here. 1t would no doubt prove of great
profit financially, to the proprietor, as this IS
point easily accessible and, good grain
market.
Messrs Overmyer, Davis & Co., contem-
plate making an addition to their saw mill,
Of machinery for dressing lumber for bull
ding purposes. 1t viii be convenience to
builders, saving much time and money, for
such material can only be obtained, at pre-
sent, from distance.
During the recent SHOWS, the time has been
well improved by such as delight in hun
ting. In the ''big woods" few miles north
of this place, game seems unusually abun-
dant, this season. A large number of deer
and Wild turkeys have been brought 10. and
forwarded to city markets, J, n,
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SPECIALNoTICER,

#The 6sTeRt RicfOriaI Annuaes
Hostetters United Slater ALMANAC for 1 1870, for
distribution, gratis, throuhout the United States
and all civilized countries of the Western Hemis-
phere, will be published about the first of January,
and all who wish to understand the true. phiOso.
ply Of health should read and ponder the valuable
suggestions it contains. In addition to an admir-.
able medical treaties on the causes prevention and
cure of a great varity Of diseases, it embraces a
large amount Of information interesting to the
merchant, the mechanic, the miner, the farmer,
the planter, and professional man. and the cacula-
tions have been made such meridians and ATTITUDES
as are most suitabls for correct and comprehen-
sive National Calendar. 1res t....f.
The nature, uses, and extraordinary sanitary
effects OF HOSTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs,
the staple tonic and alternative Of more than hall
the Christian world are fully set forth in its pages
which also interspersed with pictorial lustra-
tions, valuable recipes for the househoId and farm.
humorous anecdotes and other instructive and
amusing reading matter, original and selected:
Among the Annuals to appear with the opening Of
the year, this will be one Of the most useful, and
may be had tor the asking. Send for copies 10 tbs
Central Mandatory, at Pittsburgh, Pa, or to the
nearest dealer in HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS. The BIT1ERs are sold in every city, town
and village, and are extensively used throughout
the entire civilized world,
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Sun Shine on Wednesdsy.

Sun Shine on "Wednesday.
Santa Claus is the coming man.
Send in the news from the country.
The sidewalks we're sslted down on Mon
day.
Mrs Grundy is iyhly displeased with the
lull in the matrimonial excitement
Genl I. R. Sherwood Secretary of State
was at the Kssaler House. over Sunday.
Three Jail Birds made their exit on Fri.
day night last. Named Eddy, Reed, and
Williams. H
Geo. J, Vail, who was prominent COM
mission merchant Of NOrwalk has removed to
Bellevue.
The Editor of the SGS'. is slightly mixed
10 his reference to allusions." When We
use items, without condensation, we iuva-
riably give credit. ~
Gold has been discovered on the Delaware
lands Is miles from Ft. Leavenworth, Kan
sas, and The prospecting is said to haTs de-
vslOped paying diggings.
Charles Perry, while coupling cars at
Bellevue on the 9th, had his hand 50 had
Ip crushed, that his thumb had to be ampu-
tated. The operation was I.erfrrmtd by DR..
GOodsman.
The handsomest type, and the best Ofpres-
ses, enable us to turn out the finest job work
We are prepared to all styles OF printing
at reasonable raies. For your holiday print
ing, give US call, and your orders viii re-
ceivs prompt attention.
Correspondence is solicited from al parts
Of the country. Give US the news of your
neighbOrhOOd-in the rough, # you cannot
do better and we will put 1t in shape for
you, and be glad of the opportunity.
Write.
We invite contributions from those Of our
subscribers who are Of literary turn Of
mind, We cannot, of course, agree to pub
lish all we receive, but none will be reject
ed which would be likely to do credit to the
authors.
The L. s. d M. s. Railway Company in
tend building new freight depot at Mon
roeville the comeiDg spring. The company |
pliers We understand, to put up large new |
depot at that place if the citizsus will donate |
The grounds necessary. Five tracks are to
be laid at that point.
One Ofthe largest advertisers in the eoun-
Try paid tie Journal high compliment last
week, for which we dOff our beaver. Look
ng around The wall upon which were hung
lies of nearly thousand papers, he said "of
III the papers we get we consider the
Journal the best and most systematically ar
-anged paper of the lot, and examine it with
he most pleasure" Our subscribers say
he same thing, and though a few of them
rave tried TO do without it they have re-
iumed again after few weeks trial.
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Marrow Esoape.-A few days since
Mr.. ThOs. Hern, of the firm of Teter q Hern
attempted 10 get on train while it was in
motion, at Clyde, and the steps being Gov
cred with ice he slipped aud fell between
The passing cars and the Plalform. FOrtu-
nslsly be feil in such position as 10 escape
being struck by the wheels or the timbers
Of the car. He received no injuries, except
a slight bruiss On the knee, but was fOrci-
oily reminded of the uncertainties Of life
especially when attempting to mount a
moving car.
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pRoeRAWWB
Re- Union Of The .7zd Rsgt on the 18th
at 10 O'Clock A. M
IeetIng st Birch Ard,s HaIII, forar,
EanizatfOn and BuginesS. =

IO'clOck P. M-Addtess bI Gen. @. G
Eaton.
2o'clOck P m. Diuner at Mammoth Hall.
sO'ciocF PIN. Bailat Mammoth Hall.
Contributions of eatables for the dinnel
are requested from citizens genstaily They
should be delivered at Mammoth Hall by
noon that day. m.er
COnEITTEE or LADIES IN DINNLR.-Mrs.
S. Buckland; Mrs. J, B. Rice; Miss. Minnie
Young; Miss. Hattie Thompson; Miss. Estell
RawsOn; Mra ]. G. Nuhfer, Miss. Lottie
StilWell, Mrs. A. B. Putmau, Mrs. H. W.
Buckland, Miss. Carrie Quin.
Committee will meet at the house of Gen.
Bucklsnd on Fridsy, 10th inst st4 o'clock
P. NJ. to make arrangements,
By order Of the Committee of arrange
menis st
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Ode on Art.


Full many Gem Of ray serene,
The Poets say are never seen;
But these are Gems unlike the rest
And lPiles knows how to take the bes,
The God of al stretched forth his hand
And gave to Wiles the magic wand;
And then TO him he did impart
The fullest secret of the art.
The people stare in speechless awe.
And say the like they never saw;
TIC nature and to art 50 true,
Seems more than mortal man could do,
He takes picture so complete,
1t looks as hitought to speak;
Just 60 to Wiles you'll find it true
Your picture then will look like you.
A. D. Wiles Photographer.
- Fremont O.
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Grand New Years Ra11

AT Mammoth Hall on New Years Eve,
Dec 3lst 1859, will be given the Ball
of the season. Arrangements have been
perfected for an evening of pleasure and en-
jOyment. Fremont Cotillion Band will
discourse its best music and all will "go
Merry as Marriage bell" A general in
YItatiOn is extended but with the assurance
that no improper persons will be allowed in
the room
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-10

Errors Of YOUTH gentleman who suffered
for FearsfromN Nervous DEBILITY, ,Rrenature Decay,
and allthe effects Of uthfnlindisdreto Ril for
the sake OF suffering humanity, send4ree to all who
need it; the receipt and directions for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to prohtby the advertiser seIperienee can
do SO by addressing, in perfect confidence, rt-,s
q JOHN B, OGDEN, No. A. Cedar st, NY.
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M EEIrtNG 6
OF THE
SaRdHSky County
Sunday School Union.


At the last meeting held iAClyde, on the 2Sd o.
September, It was resolved to hold
the next meetinsat the
NJ. 2. Church, in Green Springs,
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1869,
Commencing alto O'Clock A. N To which all
Teahers OfSunday Schoolsin sandusky County, are
cordially invited,
The first hour Of the session viii be devoted to
hearing reports from yariousSchoolsin the County.
At IL o'clock an Address viii delivered BY Rev,
W. B. Lyon, to be followed By remarks thereon
until sdjoumment for dinner. PHI. ri
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Prom O'Clock until O'Clock, discussion of the
following topic; "Desrablensss ofretaining adults
in Sunday School, and the means by which it can
be DONE"
At o'clock meeting of all the Sunday School
Children Of the Village, who will be addressed BY
Rev's. Bushnell, Sheriff. and Bulger.
After which, until the close of the meeting topics
from the Question Box WILDE discussed.
A committee Of Arrangement will see that all
Teachers from abroad, are entertained during the
day, sHE1J e,3 III
The meeting at Clyde, was very interesting one,
and as there is no topic which should commend it
self with stronger interest to the hearts of Chris
tians, than the vigorous prosecution of the Sunday
School work, it is hoped that Teachers and Pa
rents, who can, will be present. and take part in the
exercises of the meeting.
ISAAC N. KELLER, Secs iIl
GREEN SPRINGS, Dec. LIST, 1859
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somethinr foT sau.ars MAJOR

The Commissioner Of Internal Revenue
has Issued the following decisions Of interest
70 our Ieaders; The special tax of butchers
is imposed exclusively with respect TO the
selling of butchers meat and not for the
preparation or 'nGnuJaeture for sale Of the
aame, and when any butcher, therefor, enga-
ges in the manufacture or preparation for
sale of any article, such as sausages, miDce
meat, cured hams, etc, which have sePa-
rate and distinct commercial value in the
market as such, he should be regarded as a
manufacturer within the meaning Of the Law,
and be required to pay special tax as such
without reference to the fact that he may
have paid a tax as a buteher.F
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-10

Be warned in time, and get your win
ter clothes ready. Many have caught severe
colds and experienced much suffering, in
consequence, by not being prepared for the
cold season, when it came. You will always
find superior stock of ready made clothing
on hand, at L. YOuugman's, opposite the
PostOffice, and at prices that will pay you to
give him call.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-10

To COnsumPtives.-The advertiser, having
been restored to health in few weeks, by very
simple remedy, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection, and thatdread disease
ConsumptiOn-is anxious to make known to his
fellow-sufferers the means Of cure. . ~. ~
To all who desire !. viii send copy of the
prescription used, free of charged with the dire
tiOns for preparing md using the same which they
will find sure Cure for Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc. The object Of the advertiser in
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he coneeives to bein
valuable; and he hopes every sufferer viii try his
remedy, as it wiz cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing -
Parties wishing the prescription, viii please adj
dress, REV. EDWARD A. WILSON, ;
q Williamsburg, Kings county, N. Y,
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serious AEistake.-A ladr rent

Serious AIistake.-A lady went into
one of our Photograph Galleries, the other
day for the purpose of procuring a picture
Of her darling, three years old. While the
artist was in his dark closet, the fond
mama, anxious that the golden ripglets o
the child should be twisted seven times
smoother than usual, appropriated a sponge,
and saturated it with what she supposed to
be water but what proved to be Cyanide of
Potassium, and besto ed it with unspariDg
hand upon the hesd of the child, who soon
made il known that something WIS wrong,
in a way that brought the artist 10 the res
cue, who BY using liberal supply of water
relieved it from the painful sensations pro-
duced by this novel hair renovator. Mamas
should be cautious bow they polish their
childrens heads with the miscellaneous
chemicals that abound in a Photograph
room.
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onlv Two Hourg to 40 WANING

The Dexter Washing Machine is a great
improvement on the defective and unsatis-
factory productions exhibited in all form er
machines. We invite the most critical *
animation of its construction and operation.
All that we ask is a trial, and if not sat-
isfed you are not compelled to keep it. 1t
does not injure the clothes it saves them.
No slipping. No boiling up clothes. Saves
time and soap. Being aware that washing
is the most laborious, and at the same time
one of the most necessary duties of house,
keeping, and which entirely devolves upon
the weaker sex to do, under the old system
of wash boards.
Address r. Il. LoNs, AgeLt No u Fed
eral St. (uear the bridge) Allegheny City,
Pap PittsbuTg Chronicle.
County rights for sale.
SOL
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Killing Pork.-Grsat care should be ia
ken By our fsrmers in killing their hogs. 90
as to avoid sticking them il the Shoulders
or anywhere else than in the neck, as the
sale Of the pork IS there by Injured. Pork
brought into market in that way viii not
command SO good price, as if properly pre-
pared for msikeL
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All. BALsIET,

In .aditiOn to the abOAe, We make the follow
ing oIeE; To subscriber in arrears who win come
forward promptly, pay arrearages and Ons year in
advnnee, ue viii send the Stock Journal FREE,
for enc year. It is one Dollar Magazine.
~ Persons Who are engaged getting up clubs
for the Journal are hereby authorized to offer our
paper and the Stock Journal one year for & 90.
To every gettsr up Of club Of twenty we viii send
in edition to the premiums already offered, a
copy Of the Stock Journal, also. The two papers
for t2,oo VIII make the work Of obtaining subscri-
bers easier for persons getting up the clubs
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Danforths Non explosive Petroleum

Danforths Non explosive Petroleum
Burning Fluid. Sold at P. Closes. Many
of our best families are discarsiDs the ga.
and usirg it. It is the best light IN the
world. The cheapest light in world and the
safest light in the world. 1t is without
adOubt Just as non explosive as water. One
lamp filed with this fluid will give as much
light as two of coal oil and is sold fer 80 cts,
gallon SO of course ever family VII uss
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