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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-04-02

United they Stood.--Mr. A. @. Wood,
of Findlay township, informs the Jefferson
ian that while cutting fire wood recently, he
felled two trees which were standing about
twelve feet apart. The trees measured about
ls and l2 inches respectively. At the hight
of 351a and 80 feet from the ground they
united and formed perfect tOp-sO firmly
united indeed, that they could not be disu-
nited by splitting. They were ofthe species
known among farmers as hickory elm.
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out of place, on such building, as you can
conceive. But church improvement will and
fllltst force itself upon the Vestry and cong e.
CATION Of this church. They greatly need a
greater number of seats to accommodate
families. l am greatly mistaken if Que yesr
| from this does not-I believe it wiil-see a
beautiful tower and spire built in front and
] the building extended in the Tedr-and the
interior retOuched and re-arranged. 1t will
be thea be church second to none for neat
ness and convenience in Northern Ohio
Fremont has three weekly Journals. The
Fremont Journal, edited by A. H. Balsley;
the Democratic Messenger, edited by J. @.
Van ValkenbuIg; and a paper pubighed in
German, the Fremont Courier, edited by
Paul Knerr.
Fremont has a very pleasant Park, or
Public Square, opposite the Court House.
The latter is a substantial structure of brick,
with the usual apartments for the public
business there transacted. see in the Park +,
with its well-growu shade trees, as | look
out upon 3 now, the identical gun (the only
one used which has been preserved as
relic of the defence of Fort Stephenson (also
in sight), August Cd, 1873. Standing there
short remove only from the site of the old
Fort, aud near the track of the enemy as
they came up 10 be slaughtered by Colonel
Oroghan and bis garrison, il seems sentinel
always pointing the passer by TO those
historic deeds--fOr there it stands, with its
well painted carriage, summer and winter,
year after, year one of the proudest of the
Public Institutions Of Fremont.
March 19. 1869. VlATOR.
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The Republican Voters of York Tp (, are
requested to meet at York Centre, on Satur-
day the Sd day of April, 1869 for the purpose
of nominating Candidates foF tie several
township offices, and also Candidate for
Justice of the Peace. Meeting at 9 P. NJ.
By 0RDER OF Tr. Cen. Con-
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Da e. DILIoN ofers bis professiong

DR E. DILLON offers his professional
services as an Office practitioner. in his new
Office, adjacent to Court House and dwelling,
Regular Office hours from A. N. till 3 P,
NJ.
At an other hours, (vhen not in his Of
fce) can usually be found at his residence,
situate on the same lot. he viii have a
complete assortment Of medicines and other
articles for dispensing, sufficient for the
treatment of every class and variety of dis
ease. tnf
The recipient Of maDy favors, he win
now renew his efforts to merit the custom Of
his friends and the public.
Fremont. o. 2-l4 DR.. E. DILLON.
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During the high water, on Saturday last,
Water street was entirely submerged. The
North end of Front street, from the Cooper
House barn vas several feet under water.
On the East side of town the inundation was
extensive,
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Death of Major Buokland.-The an
nounoement of tho death of Major HENRH W.
BuoKLAxD, on Tuesday morning last cast a
shadow of gloom over our entire community.
The day previous be had seemed better, and
it was thought he would recover, but to-
wards evening he began to sink, and became
unconscious, in which condition he remain
ed until after midnight, when he exired. He
was takea sick about two weeks since.
Major BuoKLAND was well-known and re-
spected in the community. When the rebel
lion broke out, he entered the army, and
was elected First Lieutenant in Company B =,
I'D Regiment. Was in the battle Of Shiloh,
in which he commanded his company, and
was soon after promoted to the rank of Cap
tain, and in all the battles that followed,
down to the seige and capture of Vicksbur rg,
he was present and bore his share in the
dangers and hardships of camp and field
After the fall of Vicksburg, he served for a
time on the staff of General Buckland, at
Memphis,-was in the chase after Forrest,
aud in the slaughter at Guntown. He served
his 'untry nobly and well, and his services
were recognized by brevet appointment as
NJ jor. About two years ago he was ap-
pointed Po tmaster at Fremont, and enjoyed
the confidence of the entire community.
A large cOncourse of friends assembled to
attend bis remains to their last resting place,
and pay the last rites TO the lsmented dead
H. was buried with the impressive Funeral
Serv;co Of the Order of Odd Fellows, Of
which he was an honored member. After
the services were over, the brethren return
ed to the Lodge room, and adopted the fol-
lowing resolutions of respect aud coincidence,
To the Nosle Grand Officers and Members Of
CrOghGn Lodge, 40. n, l. 0. 0. F.
The undersigned committee, to whom was
referred the subject of preparing resolutions
expressing the sentiments of this Lodge, beg
leave to present the following;
WHEREAS, Death has entered the portals of
our Lodge, and removed our beloved brother,
Major HENRY W. BU0KLAND, from the field
of labor and love, to that of reward and rest,
therefore,
ResolUsd, That We extend to his widow
and to our brother STEPHEN EN BucKLAND and
family, In their sad bereavmeut, our sincere
sympathy, and with them mourn the early
death of our departed brother. That in bis
death, this Order has lost valuable men,
Der, the community one of its most kind and
generous citizens, the government faithful
officer, our brother an obedient and trusted
son, and his widow loving and cherished
husband.
ResOlUsd, That copies of these resolutions
be forwarded, by the Secretary, to the
widow and father of our deceased brother.
r RAprr--
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TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
L the United States. for the Northern District Of
Ohio.
In the matter Of
William II. Cloud. In Bankruptcy
Bankrupt.
At Cleveland, in the said District, on the Eth
day of March, 1863.
Norther District Of Ohio, IS.
Take notice that petition has been fled in said
Court by William II. Cloud, of Fremont, in the
county OF Sandusky, in said District duly declared
Bankrupt under the Act Of Congress of March I'd,
1867, for discharge, and certificate thereof from
all his debts and other claims proyable under said
Act, and that=the 2sth day Of April next, at 10
o'clock NJ, is assigned for the hearing of the same
when and where you may attend and show cause,
if any you have why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted. EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors ofsaid Bankrupt. 1914
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Clyde. March 26, 1869.

Grand Concert The Rohner family
will give grand Organ, Vocal and Instru.
mental CONCERT, at st. Ioseph's Church, OF
Sunday evening, April 4th. The celebrated
young Bohemian Tiolinist, Anthony schurer,
of Buffalo, New York, will exhibit his skill
on that instrument, on the occasion, and &
full orchestra will be in attendance. The
musical talent of this family is SO well known
in this vicinity, that it needs no word Of
commendatiOn from as, to attract a full
audience to hear them.
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they were painfully aIicti1e. h I llallo1 untlt
cured IN sueh great numbers in almost every so,.
non 0i ne country that the public scarcely need "a
/ be informed Of its virtues or uses -
ScrofusOus poison is one Of the most slesfr7,-ts
1l WI Iace- Often, this unseen and rnfet
.eilllt ~ tuS Or5nisn lntlermines the conSfi
and invites the attack OF enieellinor flf-i 5s =
without exciting suspicion Of its prescpcr fs,T;'
l seems 10 breed infection thrung5olIf ~,
them on some favorable oecasi5D ,s,ifl,- ~ sl
INTO one or other of its EideOus forms. 6or M, ~,
snlilee Or among the vilals, In Iie lafter tuber
- - ma! ue suducDly deposited in ilc lungs sr
heart, or tuIoCs formed In lie liver m IA sIo,
- presence ~ eFRptiOBs on the skn or fis,ll rlr
ii aoni vL some part Of the body. Hence u,eoer..
sOhai use OI bottle Of this Sarsd B05iFIel Is All
NlsaDte, oven when no active symptoms 81 ,lispse
appear Persons afflicted With the folloWiuer ru,,,
plants generally find immqtliafp rpIirr 97,t =
length, cure, by te use or This \ r.; !. -
u! st. AHthO5gB's Fire. Rose 81. F-r,,,-f-,.5. .
Ietter; 5 ,i sgt RteHg,, Soala Head. I1iaglrorr1,
.r, Sote Eyes sore Edrs- and other cru5itinns o.
visible FORMS Of ScTOftiiOaS disease Also i ti,e
more concealed forms, as DysBebsi0, DJ,ST,s..
and the various UtceFOlss affections Of the risfI
lar and nervous systems.
S1Phttts or tencTeOi and Hercsg.fag T.feros.s
tut SuIet by H IROugh long time IS rsstrq,I f,T.
subduing these Obstinate nialsslias IN
Bul long continued use Of this I5iai.71ip ,-ilI 60
~ eolplalt' Lf''GgIrhsra Or IFhtfcs, Uterine
CtcSFatt0RSs ana FeRtnte Diseases. are com.
monty soon relieved al'l ultimately cured NV ;fs
purifying and invigoTatiag t6crt Minute 6irrr
| |tgS ADI esC o'se arc loand %, our -tnanac, sup
phel sTalls' EaealE0fisHt anil tissrf. wher
caused by accumulaticus Of eNtrancous rnafFars
N the bipot Yield quickly % il, rs also Tfre,.
teAtffatals. 4grPtdffg. tailffF ION or IN ffglf
NATION Of the LireJ'. are y sf5sFirr <, et 5
IS they often DO, from The ranking noisous n, ia
nloot- This S-fRSl4PfRILLI 4 i n ,rrrsf -
Lntt rI ipr ue Strength amt Nigor Of the system
dehf' StcePteSs. and troubled with Ve5-ro,fs a.,
F1eAelsSto.is OF Fears. or any of the ssGrrfioIs
symPtOmatie Of Weakness win inii irnI5e'ii-,,
Ienei AMI convincing evidence Of lis rsloaiiys
power upon trial. 500
r PREPARED BY
Dr. J. C. AVER q CO. Lowell, IEass.,
Practical aud IHa7BficaI Cheraisfs.
SOLD ny Al nnr,c1.nsn.. r.,-............---
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List Of Lsttels remaining in the Post
Office at Fremont on the lst of April, 1863;
A Barton; George Bergstreser; Mrs Eliza
Binkley; John Cox; Jacob CLARK; VIM Dain;
Lewis FiEbel; Mr. Herbert; Csthrine Hsde-
thorn; Mrs ] A LoDgstreet; John Lanx;
Mary E Martin; John Nickels; Geo McPsck;
Miss Pardee; 7 J Roberts; Lavina swank;
Isaac Swsnk 3; N J Swint 2; Miss Annie
Tull; Otis Tsrrur; N G Tuller; WI Webb;
Thos WileyS
Persons calling for any of the above letters
please say Advertised.
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THE JOURNAL.
TOwNA AND COUNTY MATTERS.
RALIvILLH ToWNsH1p

The Republicans of Ballville Tp., will
meet at the Babyon School House, at one
o'clock P. NJ, on Friday, next, April Cd,
for the purpose of nominating candidates fol
Township Offices. Con.
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We regret to learn that our tOwnsman,
Mr.. D. S. Oamfeld, was attacked with hem.
Orrhsge Of the lungs, few days ago. and has
since been confined to the house. He is
couvslescing.
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roWNsHIp cAmcr1s

The Republican Electors of Sandusky
Township are requested to meet at the Club
Club Room, in Buckland's old Blcck, on
Friday afternoon, April Cd, at J o'clock 10
place 10 nomination candidates for the vsri-
GUS township officers.
By ORDER Of Com
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a ualnnineda Riaa-nn Fridnv nf lasl

1
Velocipede Ride.-On Friday of lasi
week, in village which shall be nameless
but which bad caught the ve!Ocipedisn spiri
of the age, thu diminutive iron horse wal
brought out for exercise. One Of the rider
more expert than the rest, succeeded in "mak
ing it CO." pretty lively. Encouraged, HI
started on long run, which is thus described
On Friday last young man went
To ride the Velocipede
And confident of his power was bent,
To exhibit its woudrous speed.
He mounted the critter, he seized the rein,
He balanced the two wheeled steed;
His blood cOurssd proudly in every vein
AS he ran the Velocipede.
Firmly the rides maintained his seat,
On the highly metal-ed steed;
And swiftly he glided along the street,
On his jolly Velocipede
Jolly, indeed, it proved to him,
This festive young man gay;
Though doubt ifhe thought the critters wiz
Would exhibit itself that way.
The crowd was augzed at the way he rode,
And cheered as he sped along;
And prOuder he grew, on the beast be be.
strobe,
As he heard their plaudits strong.
His arms grew rigid, his limbs grew strong,
Encouraged by smile and cheer;
In the pride of his heart he bounded along
Never thinking the thing would vser,
And thus on his steed exultant he sat,
TIE pride and the snvy Of ali,
And never thought he of the saying that
Pride goeth before fall"
Faster the wheels of the critter flew,
Louder arose the cheer;
But the point was reached where the crittel
drew
Up, and refused to steer,
The spot was in front of the old drug store
With windows so large aud grand;
The steed stopped short as Oft before
It had done, for the rider 10 land.
Square to the right the fore wheel turned,
Upward the back one rose;
The borse'ard the rider each other fpurned
In the manner of bitter foes. :
Then followed crash of shivered glass,
And cry as Of one in need;
There on alcohol vasss-a ruined mass
Lay the man and VelOcipede.
Sadly and slowly they him upraised;
From the ruins he soon was freed,
By the very throng he had so amazed
As he rode the Veiocipede.
His crest had fallen, his plumes were bent,
His bearing was not so bold;
His look was detected, as though he felt
He had been expensively sold.
MORAL.
Now all ye young men who in pride would
mount,
A two wheeled Velocipede;
Consider, reflect, and in ca1mpesS count
The cost of trial of speed.
For it may be the visions that through your
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JUsr RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling at one
Shilling per yard. Also Three cases Of
those splendid Domestic Flaunsls. Manu-
fsctcred from Woods of our own Selections
which VS. are selling at grest bargains.
D. GaFvin 4 90.
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Demolishing,-The work of demolition
was commenced on the Presbyterian church
on Monday last, and soon it will be number
ed among the things that were, to be sup
planted by new and beautiful structure.
The work of destruction has inspired tie
following lines to the memory of the
" Steeple," for which our contributor will &C.
cept thqnks:
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The Steamer Mary A. Souter, has been
sold, We leaIn, to parties in Detroit for $4,000
On Saturday and Sunday she had steam up
and was running up and down the river. She
came up as far as the bridge.
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Choice Extracts for Cakes, Pies Pud-
dings dc, comprising the following havOrs,
Lemon, Vanilla, Pine Apple, Orange, Rose
Nectariue, Almond and Raspberry. For
sale by J. 7. Lanman & Co.
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The residence of Mr.. Samuel G. Robin
son, of Blanchard, Hancock county, was de-
strOyed by fire, on the night of the 18th ult.
The family had barely time to escape yith
their lives
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Eesal advertisements.
DETITIoN FOR DIVORCE.
Court Of

Mary Ann Myers, PPf., Court Of
against Common Pleas
Moses Myers, Deft. Of sandusEy county, 0.
MOSES MYERS whose residence to the petitioner
IS unknown, is hereby notified that Mary Ann
petition in the office of the Clerk of the Court of
Common Pleas, within and for the County of San
dUsky and State of Ohio, charging the said Moses
Myers with Tillful absence from her. the said Mary
Ann Myers, for more than three years last past,
and asking that she may be divorced from the said
Moses Myers, which petiton viii be for hearing at
the next term Of said Court.
By EVERETT & FOWLER.
l2-l7 Attys for PFf.
Fremont, Ohio March II. 1862
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The Danish Islands, is the title of a
pamphlet by James Parton, just issued from
the Press of Fields, osgOOd & Co. 1t takes
up the SUI jsct with the beginning of the ne
gotiatiOns for their purchase, and reviews
each step. Mr.. Parton's conclusion is that
the Islands should be paid for, slthouRh he
says be was of different opinion before he
Investigated the subject. We hardly think
be will be able to satisfy the people that
such is the case, although the Alaska pur-
chase was paid for, which, he thinks, was no
more just than would be payment for the
Danish Islands.
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scalded to Death.-pn Wednesday,
the 9th ult., little girl, in Rice township,
ives so badly scalded that she died in thirty
six hours afterwards, Her mother had Just
taken boiler of hot water from the stove,
when the little girl. who was playing in the
room, fell backwards into the boiler.
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IsN'T IT STRABeE.-That ladies are
daily met with, having tanned, freckled,
pimpled and moth-patched faces, when
Morse's Lotion viii effectually remove all Of
those discolorations. Try it and be cOnvin-
ced. To be had at J. 7. Lanman d Co.'S,
and at s. Buckland d Sons. 1918
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REPUBLICAN, CAUCUS.

The Republicans of Green Greek town.
ship are requested to meet at Clyde, on Fri
day, April %, at215 P. NJ, to place in nomi-
nation persons for the various township Of
fees. By ORDER OF OEN Con-.
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MoCulloch has all the fine styles and
newest patterns of Wall Paper. Those in
tending to re-parer this spring, should bear
the fact in mind, and give him call.
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De ToU WISH good, reliable and safe
coal Oili Buy it at Buckland d Sons
They try every barrel they sell with fire be-
fore Offering il for sale.
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"SAmvALl SluvALIl It's really you
Why where did you get your new clOtbesf
you look 50 well hardly knew you" cat
YOungman's to be sure; and got them deuced
cheap at that. Didn't yOu know he was sell
ling off at cost so as 10 make room for his
large new Spring Stockf Well, heis. And
if you want to get yourself rugged out in
good style, and save money, 60 and have him
fit you. He can aud wiz DO il" Opposite
the PcstOfiee, Fremont, Ohio.
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ROLLER CoMPOsITIoS.-We have on
hand quality Of Roller Composition, Of the
very best quality. For sale at 40 cts per
pound. To printers it is invaluable.
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IN THE DISTRICT, COURT OF
i the United States for the Northeru District Of
Ohio.
5! JqBREiBSFFy, 5FnEi5S51 In S'sshE'ptoy, -
At Cleveland, in the said District, on the 18th
day of March, A. d. 1862 rsatf
Northern District Of Ohio, IS.
Take notice that a petition has been filed in said
Court by John V. Berry, of Fremont, in the county
of Sandusky, in said District, duly declared Bank
rupt under the Act of Congress Of March I'd, 1867
for discharge, and certificate thereof, from ali
his debts and other claims prOYable under Act,
and that the 27th day Of April next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ is assigned for the hearing of the same, when
and where you may attend and show cause, if any
you have, why the prayer of the said Petition
should not be granted.
You will also take notice that the second and
third meetings of Creditors, required by the 27th
and 2Sth sections of said Act will be held by order
of said Court on the 23d day of April, A ID. 1869,
at 10 o'clock NJ, at Norwalk in said District, be-
fore Frank Sawyer, Esquire, one Of the Registers
of said Court, EARL BILL,
Clerk of the District Court.
To the Creditors of said Bankrupt. 1914
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Joseph Ireland, architect, of Cleveland,
has been engaged by the trustees of the
Presbyterian church to furnish plans and
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JUsr TIE THNe.-Per sons suffering from
that implscabls disease, Oatarrh, should by
all means give Sage's Catarrh Remedy a
thorough and impartial trial. 1t has been
before the public but few years, yet already
ranks as the Standard remedy for diseases OF
the Dasal and upper air passages, and we
hear it very highly spoken of by those who
have used It. The proprietor, R V. Pierce,
NJ. D., of Buffalo, n. Y, as will be seen by
his advertisement offers standing reward
of $500 for a ease of Oatarrh that he cannot
cure. For sale by most Druggists every
where. Sent by mail for Sixty Cents
Pontiac JdcksOniGn. 1914.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARrEEs-We intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots & Shoes. They
will be sold at great reduction in prices.
D. Garvin d Co.
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Sudden Death.-Mrs Patterson, wife of
Robert Patterson, residing on the East side,
died suddenly, while sitting in her chair, on
Friday afternoon last. Supposed to be heart
disease. Her age was thirty five years.
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Do you WISH to have Prescriptions
out up by a reliable Physician? Go to
BucklsDd & Sons Pharmacy. The only
place IN Fremont where they have regular
prescription department
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The Death of Major Buckland, creates a
vacancy in the Office of Postmaster, and, as
consequence, numerous candidates have been
developed.
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Mcpherson Monument.-Those who
have subscribed for building the Mcpherson
Monument at Clyde. o., are hereby requested
to make payment of the amount of their
subscriptions, on or before May ], 1869, to
D. E. Harkness, Treasurer of the Mcpherson
Monument Association, Clyde, Ohio. It is
desirOus that work be commenced on the
Monument at an early day, and to this end
all money subscribed should be paid in.
By order of Directors.
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Do you WISH to buy genuine article
in the Patent Medicine linef You viii ale
ways be sure to yet it at Buckland d Sons
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Temperance Sermon.-On Sunday
evening next Rev. G. W. Collier, of the NJ
E. Church, will preach sermon on the SUBJ
ject of Temperance. A general attendance
is invited.