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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
SPECIAL NOTICES.



The Three KsinedIes. -ocHENek's PcIsileug
SXRUpP Tor the cure o. Coughs & dld, BIononlLlss
and every form of Consumption The peculiar aC-
Uf this medicine rlpens ulcers IN the lungs
expectOratlOn- Purlues the blood, and thus CURES
Consumption, when every other remedy tdI's.
''Shenck's bea-Weed Tome for the cure OF Dys-
pepsla or igestion, and All diseases arising nom
ueOllty. This tonic INV igOrttes the digestive or
gans, supplies the place OF the gastric juice when
mat Is deficient and then enables the patient to
t'gest the most nutritious food. Ii Is sovereign
remedy Tor all cases OF IndIge--lOn-
''Schencks Mandrake F. S, one OF tie most
valuable medicines ever discovered being q veg
etabe substitute for cal0Inei and wing ali the
ful properties ascribed TO tnat mineral, without
producing any Of its injurious ELECTS
10 these three medicines DIR. !, H. Schenck Of
Philadelphia, owes his unrivttled success N the
mOnic syrup rpens the mOrUld natter, discharges
1t, and puT- ties the blood. The Mandrake PIIls
act upon the liver, remove al Obs5rucJlOns there
trom,glve the organ q healthy I ne; and-cure
Liver Complaint, which Is one OF the most prOml-
nent causes OF Consumption.
The Sea Weed Ionic mvigOrates the pegers OF
the stomach, and by streng gtnenlng the digestion
and bringing It to a normal and healthy cOndt ton
improves the quality Of the blood, by Tnlch means
the formation OF ulcers OF tuDeTcIes in the lungs
becomes impossible. The combined action otthese
medicines, thus explained, VIII cure every case
Of Consumption, il the remedies are used N time
and the OF them preserved IN sufficiently to
bring the case to a favorable termination.
Dr. Schenck's Almanac, containing full trea-
tise on the various forms OF disease, his mode Ol
treatment, and general directions how to- use his
medicine, be had gratis or sent by mail by ad-
dressing his principle Utce, No l5 n. Sixth sGree
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price OF the Pulmonic Syrup and Sea- Weed
Tonic, each 81 so per BOTTLE $3.50 the half DOZEN
Mandrake Pills. - cents per box. For sale by all
druggists and dealers
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

No sensible man should waste a walnut
tree. Isaac Jones; Of Crawford county, sold
one last week for one hundred and twenty.
five dollars. He thought Of splitting it fol
rails, but an advertisement arrested bis at
teutiOp, and he concluded to inquire abOu
it So for an expenditure Of two dollars il
the Bucyrus Journal for one year, and labOl
worth Eve dollars. be got Ons hundred ant
twenty-five dollars.
John Farley living ia Believe, vas or
the 5th inst, struck BY locomotive, Will,
walking on the track of the L. s. l. Ms
R. R.. three miles from MonrOevills, anc
tumbled over in the ditch. he was picked
up BY Western bound train, and taken tc
Bellevue, where DR.. GoOdson dressed his
wounds. He had taken to much 'creature
comfort, at Monroeville, and was trying to
but the locomotive from the track" but
didn't.
EuterPrise-TO spend hundreds Of dollars
in useless Ornamentstion, and then COM
plain Of being too poor to take county pa
per. Such men never embark dollar in
business enterprise that benefits community,
but will shave notes aud glOat over their
gains, send their money out of town, if they
want new bat, or a pair of boots, aud in
Variably take fo7eisn paper. In every
thing essential they ''iive out of town and
will not be missed when they ''go the way
of all flesh"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Please notice that the Popular Boston one
Price Clothing House, Of Cleveland, closed up
their store Thursday, Dec. 10th, to marx
down their stock, and we give the following
very good reason for SO doing:
Our wholesale trade in Boston, this fall
has not been as large SIS We anticipated
Therefore, We have on hand at present,
double the stock we should have, at this
Season of the year, and carry over another
year to sell at lOSs;snd We have concluded
to close all of our twenty-five retail stores,
on Thursday, Dec. 18th, and mark down
our goods fifteen and twenty. five per cents
and loose our money nov, but double our
sales for the nert Sizty days Let every
man read and we think he will at least call
on US, audWe will soon show him that the
Boston tquare dealing Clothing House, is
the place for him to do his trading this win
ter. Open Friday Dec. I7ths 1868. 3
l29 Superior Street, CleEslAndsO
Under johnson House, adjoining Weddsl
House, Red Front aud Flag.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

The name of Mahlon Chance, EFq., of
this city, has been sent to the Senate, by
President Grant, az CONSUL to Nassau, n. P.
Mr.. Chance is widely known, as bold and
earnest advocate of Republican principles,
and has distinguished himself as an eloquent
orator 10 the service of his party. His
friends feel that this appointment is but a
merited recognition Ofhis services, and their
best wishes viii 60 with him to his new
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Church Robbery.-The Orphan sMouey
Box, in the Lutheran Church. corner of Olo.
yer and Court streets, was found broken
open, on Sunday morning last, aud most Of
the contents gone. The lock had been forced,
and the pennies which the Sun day School
Scholars had deposited there for the use Of
the Orphans had been appropriated by the
SPOller. 1t was supposed that there were
nearly fifteen dollars in cOppers, in the box
and only about one thi of that amount were
laFt
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Sunday School UnIon.-This organi.
cation, consisting OF teachers of the various
Sunday Schools Of Sandusky c9uuty, me:
on Tuesday, Dec. l4th, at the N. E. Church
in Green Springs, at IL o'clock in the fore
noon, Vice President Rev. NJ Bulger, in the
chair, who conducted the opening exercises.
Rev. W. B. Lyon delivered the Address,
his subject being The time design of Sum
day School instruction" Remsrks were
made thereon by Rev. Bushnell and Sheriff.
Brief reports we're there made by B. F.Stack-
house, ]. Burgner, VOOrhes, Hilbish, Shank
land and others Of their Schools and the sue
cess attending them during the summer and
fall The county Schools are mostly suspen.
ded for the winter. A committee consisting
of Bulger, StackhOuse d Shankland we're
appointed, 70 whom was referred the matter
of funds for the State Union. Adjourned.
AfternOOD.-U nion assembled at clock
President, Rev. E. Bushnell in the chair,
Opened BY Singing and prayer. The main
topic for discussion for the first hour-aDe-
sirablsness of retaining q dults ia Sunday
School, and the means BY which it can be
done, was introduced by Mr.. H. Hall, fol-
loved by Messrs Bushnell, Shankland Bull
ger / Sheriff.. Al 3 o'clock the Sunday
School children Of The village to the number
Of $50 came in and very interesting hour
was passed inteIspersed with singing and
short addresses to the children. A deeply
interesting letter addressed to Sunday School
Children written by DR.. O. G. NeQulOch,
from San Francisco California to his brother
@, r. MeOullOeh Of Fremont, was read by
Mr.. Bushnell. At the close Of the childrenis
meeting the Finance COmmitte repOrtedl-
THAT sandusky County ought TO raise the
sam sskSd BY the State Union $95; recon-
mendiDg the Secretary to ask contribution
Of 81 from each self sustaining school in the
county. Ifthere should be surplus Of funds
over the s2S. the sum to be applied to the
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

John q. Simon is now canvassing our
county for subscribers to the youths Bible
History" 1t is an excellent work of rare
value, and will be acceptable to persons of
all creeds and denominations. The subjects
treated of are fully illustrated, with good
designs and the verbal descriptions of
character and scenery, are vivid and enstruc-
tive. Mr.. Simon is also agent for Beyond
the Mississippi and will soon deliver those
subscribed for, and receive orders for future
delivery.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
Confdanee Gama.-On Redneadau l.,l

ConhdSnce Game,-On Wednesday last
there was another slaughter Of the Innocent
on the cars, last, of MonrOsville, where the
confidence man got off. Some emigrants
were approached confidently, by an obligins
Stranger, who was going to Hlllsdale' Mich.
with them. He succeeded in worming $500
out of them, which he would make all r igh
as EoOn as they reached tn ir destination.
At MOnrOeville, as the cars got under head
way, he left the train, and the victims saw
him no more. They had seen him once toe
often,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

The Lecture, last Friday evening, Oh
Egypt by DR.. Pitcher, was listened TO by a
small audiences. The bad weather prevented
a more general attendance. The lecture was
good narration OF what the DR.. saw, during
his stay Of seven weeks, among the Arabs,
together with references to the past and fu-
ture of that country.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Killsd.-Robert SaWtel, Conductor on
freight train, on the L. s. d. NJ. s. Rail.
way. fell from the top of a car, while the
train was in motion, near Clyde. The car
passed over his leg, cutting it entirely off.
He died from his injuries, about noon Cd
Tuesday last, the same day that the accident
occurred,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Re-Union of the 72nd Rsgsmont.-
The remark Of Gen. Eaton, that the 72pd
never moved out of camp, except in q storm
was literally verified in the condition Of the
weather, on Wednesday. The day war
uDhered in with rain and mud, and every
thing except the spirit Of the people, seemed
sufficient TO defeat the success of the meet.
ing. A much larger number than was ex.
peeted, assembled at Birchards Hall, and
the meeting was opened shortly after twelve
with Gen. Buekland as Chairman, and VI.
G. Caldwell, as Secretary. Col. Sullivan
being present, was called upon and respond
cd in very appropriate speech. A Histor-
ical address, giving sketch Of the Reg
inent, was delivered BY Gen. O. g. Eaton,
after which the Hon. Homer Everet, ia q
few well chosen words expressed the erate-
ful reccolleotion with which the service Of
the 72nd was cherished, by the people, and
in behalf of our citizsns cordially welcomed
them to the hosPitaliliss prepared by our
ladies' for the occasion. The Widow Of
Ool Oanfeld, who was killed in battle was
present at the meeting. She is at present
living in Wisconsin, and came here for the
sole object of being present at the reunion
Of the soldiers with whom her syDpathisa
are 50 closely allied. During the war she
followed her husband to the battle field,
and devoted herself to that noble mission,
Of ministering to the wants Of the sick and
wounded soldiers. The boys greeted her
presence with hearty cheers. General good
feeling and lively enthusiasmRa as manifested
throughout the meeting. 1t was decided
to hold the next reunion at Clyde, on the
9Th of April, 1870, and DR.. J. B. Rice, of
this city, was selected as orator for that oc-
cssiOn. The meeting then adjourned to
Mammoth hail. to partaks of the bountiful
rspast prepared by the ladies of oureity.a
After the cravings Of appetite had beensat-
iSfed, Chaplain Collier was called upon, and
in his happy manner assisted the process of
digestion, with anecdotes and incidents con.
uected with a soldiers life. The propensity
Of the SOldiOr for fOraging and their skill in
capture, was aPtly set forth by him. A.
circumstance related by Gen. Bucklsnd Civ
ing credit to ohsplinS for being well vened
in this skill, called from Mr. Collier sh ans
ver to the charge, who extending the cred
lid Skill to Surgeons, called forth some re-
uarkS from DR.. J. B. Rice, every thing pas.
Sed pleasantly of and concluded with 4
rOuEing ball in the evening.
Itis but a modest cOmplimsnttO to say, that
the dinner provided was bountious, and the
rich abundance 80 tastsfully prepared By the
ladies, clearly expressed how kindly the
soldier is remembered By them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
Pastor st. AIMS.

2 The Erie County treasurer'S Office was en-
tered by burglars, on the 1lth. The safe
was blown open with nitroglycsrine, and the
content distracted, but as the amount Of
money in the safe did rot excud one thou
sand dollars, they burglars we're poorly paid
for their trouble.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
Won want an slarsnt snit nf elnihe.

You want an elegant suit Of clothes
do your Well go TO Crane & Wykes
They are the tailOrs 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 inszpen-
sive fabrics. Stop in and give them an order
you can't do better. 2S-Iv
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

When The discovsrsr of any scientific sub
jsot, asks the cooperation Of the learned II
heisnce, 70 test the merit and truth Of his dis
covefy by nsFets tesis and practical results,
and then 70 ind0rss and recommend il it iS
fair 10 presume il iS valuable Tor The purposs
intended. Such has been the c0urls p1TIn-
cd by Moesra. Hall q Co, propriston Of
halls Vegetable SiciliAn Hair RsnsWsr.
And all those who have tsstsd Il (azo1g
whom We nay mention Dr.. A. A. Hayes and
8. Dana Hayes, Ohaaista, and StaiS Aasay-
era Of Aassachusstts; Walter Rurnham, 4. I.
D.. Ptsl. q Surgery in Penn. University,
Philadslphiai Geo. Gray, n. D., Professor
Of Anaiouy and PhysiOlogy) assert it is the
the best pasParatiOn in use f0F all culaneouS
diseases q ne scalp. Restores gray hair 10
lt6 original color, prevents the hair from
falling Out eTeates 4 new growth. Il is esF-
tlinly worthy Of q trial.
Asl5bugypoTf Herald Of Go,pel Liberty.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

True Charity. 1T should be remember.
ed, by those whose purse is ever open to
supply the wants Of the needy, that charity
begins at home. There are many who, with
a truly christian generosity, gladly respond
to the calls for help, from the dark and dis
tant corners of the earth. but at the same
time forget, that almost within the sound Of
their voice, starvation is forcing many 3
poor sufferer into premature grave. Lei
him who would build q temple that th,
world may sound his praise abroad, first ses
to it that he may not ScOrn POvertys wasted
form, that stands pleading at his side.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
AGreatStnrr.

In another part of our paper will BE-
found the opening chapters of char
ming story, bearing the attractive title
of Buffalo Bill, the King of Border
Men, 1t is one of the most thriIlingly
exciting and interesting romances which
we have ever read; and the lovers Of
romance will miss a rich treat If they
neglect to peruse it. One of its. chief
attractions is, that its hero is not a
myth, but real flesh and blood charac-
ter, whois even now fighting the sava-
ges on the western plains.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

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 clotbrng
on hand, at L. YOungmsu'S, opposite the
POstOfice, and at prices that will pay you 10
give him call.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Alarm of ofFirs.-Ths alarm on Monda ,
last was OccasiOned by the discovery that the
meat Shop Of Mr.. BaumaD. on Wster st. war
on FIRE, it havingcaught from the stove pipe.
The fire was speedily extiDguished, before
material injury was done TO the building.
The new FIRE department was promptly on
the ground, but owing to confusion was not
prepared to do a. effective service as if they
had been more thoroughly organized. The en-
gine company from the Third Ward deserve
credit for being on the ground so soon. In
less than twenty minutes from the time the
alarm was given they were on the ground
and throwing water. In this respect they
were ahead of the Steamer, which although
it threw q spout of water in about I3 minutes
had not steam enough to do the engine Just
ice until about twenty minutes elapsed.
True this may have occurred in part from
Mr.. Bauman in forming the fore man of the
steamer that it was not necessary to throw
water, but even Is minutes is too long TO
waste, when a FIRE breaks out. Kindling and
infammabls material should always be kept
in the furnace ready for instant use, and be
lighted at the tap Of the bell. From Eve to
ten minutes, under favorable circumstances
would give steam enough to ena bic the en-.
gine to throw a stream of wsEer of service.
punch up the engineer, or whoever is at fault
Messrs Oounoilmsn and have them come to
time
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Sheep and Wool A tho Great
West Tbs PubisBher Of the WsasFa Ru-
Fal Is vn1smiiiing in hin edorss toward max.
lag lhsf olrnal still more popular thau
hsTsloiaEo. Among The new features fol
1870. Is b be Shorp and Wool Department
q ee edited by HOn, A. q. 0ARLAND, PreGii
d.n 9 IiIaoi. 81 1oi 9roNsfg AssOoiHi
ton, thln whom there Is no Rsntlanan il th'
West better acquEintsd with tbs wants and
snte; est of sheep and wool gr0WorE- ,f-
Tho 1g5iect Of raising sheep, The bos
breeds for Ihs West and Kindred question:
viii not only Be discussed, bat The wool and
Woolsn intefsGIs u gtesrEl = the msFksl
prices and best times and modes Of selling
WOol-Win also receive q fRll ahar0 Of aiien.
ti0n. Ne 0EEand's eualifeations ominsnt.
ly 6t hin - lhe ths chargs q this depart.
Gsnt, and ee engafolAta our farmsfa thai
they AZ 70 have TIE benefit Of this expert
encs snd judgusnt.
This il but one Of tbs nunerous attractive
fsaturos of that great Farm and Family
Weekly. The subscription price d only
e9.Oo per yeas and specimen copies are sent
fFee II charge, By nddrsssIng b N. F. Lew
is Publisher Western Rural Chicago, III.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

JUST REcE1vED. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three caRes Of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
factursd from Woods Ofour own Selections
which We are selling at great bargains.
D. GarVin d Co.
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Wheat Drop ProIpsots.-A gentleman
who is interested in the sale of reaping ma
chimes, and who has rode over good par
OF the county lately, reports the new wheat
as standing very thin on the ground, the
flies having done much injury during the
dry weather in the fall. Instead of coming
out from uuder the snow Of the last foul
weeks in green and vigorous condition. il
looks pale and sickly. Many fields hardly
making show enough to indicate they are
wheat fields. The extensive rains have fl.
led up the ground, and made it ready fol
jack frost to have an easy time in pulling uu
the wheat whenever he sees fit to 20 at it.
Perhaps the picture is little Overdrawn,
but the indications do not seem favorable to
a good crop.
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Gard

circumstances, amongst which nl l-he alth
was chief, have prevented Us until this late
date, frsm announcing th"t the net proceeds
Of our Fair amount to the istterihs sum of
$5OO.l5. We have not words efficiently
expressive of our thanks, TO our Protestant
friends, for their marked generosity which
We shall ever bear in grateful memory.
j. P. CAzRoLL.
Pastor st. AIMS.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Local Nsws.-Many people seem 10
think that Omnipresence is at attribute which
in some way or other, may be possessed by
all editors, and that Wheneur any occul.
renee takes, place. whether its Importance
be great or HmAll, the editor is at fault if he
does not anticipate the fact, and present him
self either by person or by Proxy as an eve
witness to thescene, unfortunately, this view
is erroneous. And there are many items Of
interest which fail to reach our ears, that
would be Psrused with interest by the read
erH and with very little trouble on the
part OfthOse who are acquainted with such,
might be furnished to Us. Any person in
possession of any tact of interest," or any bi,
Of news, should Communicate it to theeditor
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17


Z The kSsslel House Buss came near
running over passenger train at the
OrOgau st. crossing on Saturday night. or
else the train came near demOlishing the
Buss. At all events those Who were in the
Buss tell Of hair breath escapes from the
jaws of frey monster. One chsp jumped
out and apparently commenced digging his
grave. ia the mud, another attempted TO
jump out, but was caught 10 the door, and
hung suspended between the heavens and
the earth, and hssty review of mis- past
history rushed before hismind in view of the
alarming prospects. They say the Engineer
stopped his train for the Burs to pass. This
may be mistake however: The only
question is, which has the right of way, the
Buss or the train.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QC4RrEEs.-We intend closing out our
entire stock Of Boots L Shoes They
will be sold at greatreductiOn in prices.
D. Garvin 4 %.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

The largest, the best the cheapest
stock Of Boots and Shoes ever brought to
Fremont are now being offered BY P. DOrr
& Son, at their store on Front street.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

All forms of chronic diseases, of
both males and females, carefully treated, at
the Office of DR.. Hubinger, on Arch St. be-
tween Market and Garrison. Office hours
to 9 A. NJ, to 8 P. N. 7to9P.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17
Danforths Non eYnlosiva Patro

DanIOlTIls NOu Explosive Petroleum
Burning Fluid. Sold at P. Closes. Many
Of our best families are discardiug the gas
and uHirg it. 1t is the bsst light in the
world. The cheapest light in world and the
safest light iu the world 1t is without
Z dOubtjust as non explosive as water. One
lamp filed with this Auid will give as much
light as two Of coal oil and is sold for 80 cts,
sgallOn SO of course every family will use
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

Some "Heathing" who has not the far o
female fingers before bis eyes, has dubbed
the late wOman's Rights Convention an as.
ssmblsge # PantalOonatics. {"
Ungratsful wretch. aud don't you know,
when we we're srrent boys,
They shared our hopes, they shared oul
woes, and also shared ourjoysH
And now we're grown to mans estate, the
darling little witches,
Not only ask to share our votes, but also
wear the breeches."
And when the woman will they 1il, ''and
theirs an end ont"
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

ALcoRN, Republican has beeuelsctsd
Governor of Mississippi BY an immense
majority. This news will. be- crafty
ing to all well wishers of reconstruction
in that State. The Legislature is larg-
civ radical.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-12-17

The greatest assortment and best
variety of Shoes for Ladies aud Misses
wear, ever offered in Fremont, can be seen
at the store of P. Dorr and Son, in Fremont.