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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05
RUCHU.

[From DispensatVry Of the United states.I
DI0SHA CRENATA-BUCEUL LEAVES
PRoFERTIEs.-Theil. odOr is strong, diffusive. ani
someEhat aromatic, their taste bitterish, and an
| alogous Of mint.
MEDICAL PRoFRIETIEs AND UsEs.-Buehu leave,
are gently stinnlant, with peculiar tendency t
They are given in complaints of the Urinary Or.
gals, such as Gravel, Chronic Catarrh Of the BIad
der Morbid Irritation of the Bladder and ITFatbra
Diseases of the prOstrate Gland, and Retention Oh
IneOntinence Of the Urine, from loss Of toneiu the
parts concerned IN its evacuation The reTaedy has
also been recommended in dyspepsia, Chronic
rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and DrOpsy
HELMBoIp's EXTRACT RUCHU is used by person
from the ages of Is to 2j, and from 35 to So or In
the decline or change Of life; after Confnement OF
Labor Palms. Bed " citing in children.
In afections peculiarsto fernales the 45xtract ot
Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy, as in
ChlOFusist q RetentiOn Irregularity, Painfulness
or Suppression Of Customary Evacuations, Ulcer-
ated OF seirhous state Of tae Uterus, Ieuoarhea,
or Whites,
DISEASES OF THE RIADBER, KIDSEYs, GRAVEL,
AND DROFSIoAL SwELLINGs--Th medicine in
ereases the power of Digestion, and excites tho All
sOrbents into healthy action, by which Watery or
Ca.eareOqs dispositions, and al Unnatural En-
nation.
HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU has cured every
case of Diabetes in which It has been given Irri-
tation of the Neck, OF the Bladder, and inflammation
of the Kidneys, liberation OF the Kidneys and
Bladder, Retention of Urine, Diseases of the Pros
tate Gland, Stone in the Bladder, Calculus Gravel
Brick Dust Deposit, and AIucus OF Milky Dis
charges, and for enfeebled and delicate eanstitu-
tions, Of both sexes, attended vita the following
symptoms: IndispOsitiQn TO Exertion, Loss a
Power, Loss IF MopiogY, Difeulty Of BEeathiRF,
Weak EerYes, Trembling, Horror Of Disease, (Vaks
fqIness DinneSs 9f isiaR Pain IN the Back, Hot
Hands, Flushing 9f the Body, Dryness Of the Skin
Eruption on the Face, Pallid C0untenance. Uniyer-
sal Lass;tude of the MUsoiar Systym, &c.
TTrsrnr ,rr,Hu
Blood Purifying, and cures all diseases asag from
habits Of dissipation, exeeses and impfadenees in
life impurities II the Blood, Sc, superceding Co
paRia in affections fo1 which i is used, such as
ooh6fThtea, elects Of long standing, and Syphili-
tic Affections these diseases, used in connection
with HELMBOLDs Rose WASH.
Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere.
Beware of CounteTfeits. Ask for Helmbold's.
Take lootheF, Price, 81 IS per bottle or six bot
ties for Sc %. Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications. Address
b. z HELMBOLD, 594 Broadway, New York.
~ None are genuine unless done up in steel-en-
graved wrapper, with facsimile 09 nay Chemical
5s2m sig-Ff H.T. HELaBOLD.
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1
The neaiess ihing IN The way Ofh party
that we have sEsF attended, was the one
given at Union HGll, On Tburdsay night Of
last week, BY Mrs., o. b. Bell and Mrs. P.
ClOss. Rightly judging that they could not
entertain their friends ssa they desired, at
their private residences, they secured Union
Hall, and had it decorated in a very hand
some manner. The walls hung with beau
tful pictures and dressed with evergreens,
With here and there our country's banner
displayed, presented anappearance of ele-
garc' not usually present at sneh places, and
Transforming the aull Han, for the time be-
ing, into an immense drawing room. The
orchestrs, was decorated with two large flags,
suspended from the ceiling, and hanging in
graceful folds. Al IL to complete the trans
fOFnstiOu Of the Han, a large piano stood in
The orchestra, and this, with several violins,
q eornet and bass FiOls furnished the music
for the oecasfon. The company was verv
large, aud those who did not "ioin the merry
maze Of the dance enjoyed themselves as
spectators Of the joyous thrOng, or passed the
pleasant hours in quiet ce1ysrse with each
other. The refreshment room was a specta-
Gle Of neatness and profusioD, and Indicated
that tlsg,iaF hssisssss led provided iol even
hrger company than had assembled to en-.
jeyitheir good cheer and partake of their hos
pitality. ofthe beautiful costumes of the
ladies, and they were myrisds we may not
speak, bGt their happy smiles, and sparkling
eyes, and iaces glowing with pleasure, we
may not forget, ItWas a most pleasant par
y, recherche ana enjoyable.
On the following evening the ball was a.
gain the scene Of brilliant entertainments
giFep To- ths'ysaDg Eisnds Of the youbgsrI
tbs two families, and vas the
oecasion tf naeh enjoyment, kk u i
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wooDvf1LH. !

Ma. EDITOR:- - Woodville is on the 20
ROW, as the sIeighiug is splendid, and judg-
ing from appearances, the weather will re-
main wiutery for some time, and the aaskss
Of our place be.ableese flint to their hearts
content During the late beautiful weather,
Bsllss were plenty on our streets, now we
are made happier with others of merriierr
and lighter nature. The sound. .ofthe bells
1eveedies Owsy. 1 believe Edgar Poe for.
got 70 speak of the merry sleigh bells in bis
celebrated POEM The Bells" Ike Part.
ipgton has returned from his visit East. He
thinks times dull here. Although he is not
posted on fiscal matters, yet his pockets
seem 70 corrObOrate the general statement.
Poor Isaac is in trouble now. Mould like
to sell his horse and sleigh, or trade them,
of tor velOcipede, ss BE girls are continu-
ally insisting on his company (Vith that of
his horse and sleigh) toSRnd frOn places ct
amusement. Mrs. P, says she never saw
such times when she vas girl, they never
thought Ofhaving their partneTssfoOt their
bills then. Every girl carried her own
Besides they didn't like
oysters as well then as they donow. She
advises Isaac to sell his bells, too, as they
will not be in demand, after he makes his
trade. ~ - SUBURBs.
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NoRwALK, Dec. 10, 1868.
This may certify, that have been troubled
with Chronic Dyspepsia for more than twen-
ty years, aud until about the Ist of May or
June 1867, when 1 purchased one bottle Of
Whittlesey's Dyspepsia Cure, and commence
ed taking tea-spOOnful at a dose just after
each meal Of victuals, and before using the
whole bottle began 10 find some relief; but
not having confidence in any medicine in nv
case, e6neludsd that IsWeuid' be endeursFed
from DE teInpoFafy reIisf to continue The
whole bottle vhen fell 50 much better /
purchased another bottle, but did not take il
so regular as the first, and in the course of
three months was so much better that began
to lessen the doses and time of taking it, but
keep it in the house all the time in case of
any future attack aud now count myself
well, but not entirely free from its original
eHects. HENRY BRowE.
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The Galaxy,--The principal feature Il
the March number Of The Galaxy is the com.
mencement Of Charles Reade's new novel
Put Yourself in His Place, which is TO an.
pear, By arrungemsnt With The author, first
u this periodical. Mr.. Reade is to-day the
most popul6s 0F shs gl English noselists.
But in other respects the Galaxy is very
readable. The Otber contributions are;
Eugene Benson couEibutes sketch Of eSo..
William Curtis; Mrs. Julia Ward Howe, q
paper on Women as FOtes;' Justin Nc,
Oirtby, an article ou sFhs English Pusitiv-
ists; and the remainder of The table Of con-
tents is as follows: 'IsBsibg Done, a chap
ter Of Words Rpd Their Uses. by Richard
Grant White. Susan Fielding, by Mrs Ed
wards; To Ny Guardian Angel by Mary
E, Atkinson; VIII Murder OutG' By Ed
ward OrOPsey; 'Carlotta,' BY, John S. G.
Abbott; Tea andits Adulterations. by John
O. Draper A. D. The Horse Growers, Tby
Charles W. Elliott; The Telegram by.
Sarah E. HenshaE; Miscellany; Drift.
WoOd;' Iiterature and Art.
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Arcadia on the iue Of the L. z. 4 T. R.
R'HEstsa seyeteIy by tiFs On the hight q
the Is SIt The grocery store d so...i .,,..s.
der, the dry goods store Of John Wickard
end fhe hotsl Of Mr.. EOlen were destroyed.
Yha ire originatsd in the stors Of llr. Bsn-
der, and hsd-progressed 50 far before being
discovered, that It could not bs sgbdued.
There vas sa insurance Of Sieee On TIE
stock Of Mr.. Bender. but nobe.on that Of
either Of he others Mr.. Noien saved most
Of tbs fufniture from bis hotel. and Mr.. Wick
ard saYed most q hIs goods.
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9 Arrested a aan, ,ssSlod SAMUEL Hers
koFitz was arrested in FostOria, on the Doth
charged with some d criminal offences, in
Alleghsny county, Penn. The Governor Of
PehnsylSsRia he'd ,heseRa IequisiiiOn upon
The Governor Of Ohio for him, and detective
from Cleveland had been to Fostoria some
days lbsi6Fr. and 81 afseriptiO1 eftbs nan
WITH the authorities there. BE was peddling
dry goods, notions de-, and dIoVe a two
horse wagon. When arrested the Mayor o.
FOstoria tslegrsphed 70 Cleveland, and a
detecsi5e Ass-ssnt down who took Charge Of
the prisoner who Is now, doubtless, in the
hands Of the proper authorities.
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A, A,Correspondent q Kansas, informs Us
that, o.. tie evening Of The 25.b, there was a
very animated discussion, upou the subject
Of secret societies, at that place, in which
Revs, Long, oOoley and SprOut particiPsssd.
Notwithstanding the event our correspond
ent assures as that secret societies astil i've,
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Tsls Hold ii L. AWeib bdvs slluds I'd. ssv.
srll tiuEs 70 the new lock invented By one
Of cur tOWnsmdR Mr.. Cloud, and have q
mggszief gthRl oure meu YfgbRsnl
shoaId all6s he opp6ttdnisy q slib 81
making a good thing out of it. We
known that number ii them are interested
somewhat in the matter, but not half SC
much $50 i5a I'VE void like tOF sSa tSem
ThFif iiutgre shout not wa1.e itss h msfels
. lalE, bst Saould mauifsstftseIf somewhsl
in work By this we mean, in organizing a
uanuiaethlis ssi9 ipiht tOck or
otherwise, that would g to work at once,
and take the tide st lie food, that " will bear
thsm0n a fortunssF q. 6lOe6 sssiFss bat
EEsm58t hall have tie bebeiit of bis III.
vsatiOa, and is willing to come to an arrange
msHt ui1hH nompHuy here, 90 ifbe most
liberal terms, for the manufacture of his lock.
Here then rislae QpPOrtunily offered for ssF
tablishing 1 business lhat viii do more 70
incnsaae the population of Fremont, in pro-
posliOEto shesm0unt Of capital mt win bs
required 10 run it, than, per haps, any other
half dozen manufacturing interests that can
bs Hsntionsd. IEta hhs besnaseraDnseysted
thut,ths lstk'is most valnablt DE, and tkai
e Il were now being manufactured, large
quantities ol them would Be required to
supply the EsBts Of thOss who have express
ID desire 10 GET them that the cost of
manufacture is slight; that the profit is
lssge; that The necHEryr raachiasry for idss
8 hdl stpsnsiee; = a tEs {, cor M iiiiveIr-
ssry spsli snount Ot capit.l s lssd aiissiits e
put the business in good healthy condition.
Nor is there lacking ShOss WHO are willing to
invest. Organization is what is wanted.
DsV those who think hv0rably Of the pro-
ect, get together and talk the matter over,
ldOpt some plan Of action, and 20 TO work
v dts % tsi = heed that thefs 5 8
pod thing in this lock, that we hazard
he opinion that those who 90 into it, be it |
lere or elsewhere land the opportunity will
lot be open for Fremont great Wills long
70 viii not, st Tie end Of The first year, |
axe an advance q aty par cent. for their
tOcE. WeahoPe our city viii not let this
IA iEJ Ft-so eA aA
PF0'sn1Ag up .-a-E -sF 11f4s
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The human family is SO numerous that a
birth and a death occur every moment.
Every second a child is born every second
some one dies. The prevalence of sickness
in the world may be realized in DR.. ]. O.,
Ayers Laboratory, where medicines are
made for all mankind. II would scarcely
seem that there are throats enough to swallow
the doses he issues daily,-AYer's Sarsaparil-
Ia, Agus Cure, and Cherry Pectoral by the
stOsl gallo ca Ayer'sR RilIFb3 tha toh.
But they must sll be wanted, Or Be could
not make such quantities for so many years.
-TNoEthfeld Telegraph.
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Oonoert.-He learn that Prof. Robner,
assisted BY celebrated Bgheuian yiolinist,
hr. ShureE and tie Rohper BrrtheEs Of Buff
fElo, win giyes concert in Fremont, on Che
eVsuiug of EuItsr Monday. Asthsss parties
are we'll known here, Che concert viii no
doubt b largely attended.
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The Toledo Electro Plate Company, has
appointed &. L. Gross ss their sgent in our
city. and all parties having old ware to re-
plate can have it promptly attended to BY
leaving it at his store. And also sll parties
wishing to buy new Silver Ware Of tbeir
manufscture can obtain it Of them.
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Professor Agassiz has been for some time
engaged in curious scientific analysis, the
result of which goes to prove beyond ques-
ton, that the tea ano coffee imported and
sold by the Great United States Tea Ware
house Of 7. 7. Kelley d Co., 26, %, and 30
Vesey street, tends to lengthen human life TO
a remarkable degree. Indeed, there is strong
grounds for believing that if one but used
enough of il, ht III 6see the nation
al debt paid, - 6ackland 8 Son the agents
Of this enterprising house, were anxious to bet
their pile the other day, that they could sell
better tea and coffee for Less money than any
man, save Kelly the Great"
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Leppelman offers for sale ST acres Of
land on Front Street This is one of the
best located building sites in the city, and
aill be sold low; also, lot on Third street,
very cheap. * bill
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anra fhe JourndL hdiapapells. Ipd. ",

aays the Jos,rndb hdiansPclis, Ind We
hssfd s. NJ. Hesletts lecture on Monday
evening, and venture to say thatsuch another
was never delivered in our city before, iOg
humOr. for satire, for elOqaence, foF power Of
Exclamation, for sptness Of illustration. The
sunals Of speech making knows no parallel.
His sidershaiiDg anecdotes, bis mimicry apd
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AZ IdtSreuting road. g, Merrick.
q - l---s-- shA .nuins
VI y 1911 -1tcAe- 80 .
sum uet, 70 f0llow he r0pts taken b The
sth O.E Il IS BE lass WsF &c win visit
sli TIE Old camping grOupds aRl battle
scenes, and report bis observations to the
regiment at their next reunion, ct EoTEslks
SePlember IL, 1853.
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IEnl- -Tottsny ageRt for tAs City Eirs, In.
Sufabcs o6apuy, Of Hartford, wiz be
pleased 10 issue policies 70 al who may sp-
ply. The oity Fire stabds high among s.
surlnee companies, and iIs statement which
appears IN our columns Ibis VssE Is a very
satisfactory exhibit Of its business and con-
ditiou. Give him,s esH ~ g3
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4 9urs Eoq--Tbs P,ineevill, 9gl..

a huge Hog.--The PsinesVills 9sle-
graph says: The monster Chester White
pE1ed by G.F, 0aliender, Esq, has aroused
80 much speculation and curiosity as TO his
~ and weight that on Saturday last The
owner put him on the scales. His weight
(livs) is lyO7e pounds; length, 7fsst; girth
front ofhind legs, feet girth front Of fore
legs. Z feet, mTsrf ah .fI1fa7s.
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Webster gives the following definition
the word " lOdge;" A den cave any.
place where wild beasts dwell. A meeting
Of fresmasOns That's 3 little rough on the
mHsopic fraternity, bat We Presums the great
Lex icograPber tried his hand ct riding their
" uptsmGbls goat . in his time, and thought
they deserved It.
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Some on Gume.-Mr. E. Fisher, Of
Fostoria, Informs Che editor Of the Ns,Os that
during the hunting season he killed 9Os
squirrels; l6 quails; 5 crows 3 owls; 2
hawks 2 eOons turkeys aBd l ground
hog. The latter may be the reason the
weather has s. gone back on Us. 81.
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CoI. = n Nsfbling, formerly Of the
2lst Ohio Volunteers, died Of consumption
at Findlay, Ohio, on The morning Of the 2Ist
ult. He commanded his regiment at the
battle Of Stone River, and won distinction
BY his personal gallantry and conduct. he
left a wife and three children. 49, ar
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We would advise Dur friends not to go to
gardening yet if the sun does shine, and
the snOwEHsltJ The ground hog has proven
very deceiviDg little animal, and those who
were pisled BY him few weeks since, win
have 10 do their frst work over.
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Marriaaes.

: By the ReY. NJ. Shesler, on the 25Lh day
of Feb. 1864, Mr. B. r SEEIDER, with Mis-
Maria SHUOK, all OfSandusky County, Ohio
, On the 25th of February, at the house of
the brides parents, by N. H. Remsburg, J..
n, Mr.. JKRoME J. WINTERS to Miss SUSAN
FEAsEL, all of Jackson township, Sandusky
County, Ohio.
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: LOCAL NOTICES. y

We have the largest and best stock
Of Horse Cuts Of any Office in this section Of
the State, aFEFre PIsPRrsd 70 print horse
bills on short notice, aud at reasonable rates.
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Attention is directed to the ADVERTISE
tnent Of EGnted-A farm for cash" Any
person haring sueh farm as is wanted for
eale, would do wen to communicate With the
sdysFtissT direct Oritmay b dons thre1gb
camfeld q Co, real estate sgeuts, Of This
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Thsfc are nov IN ths bonded ware hoUls
Of WOOdSsfd 3 WOtbingtob, At Bellevue;
5000. .baEHslsof ElhiSkey, worth about $685. :
600. They have 400 hogs in their pens,
which are fed from the refuus Of the distilsrJ.
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GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE AT HEAD
QUARrEAs. We intend closing out our
entire stock of Boots d Shoes. They
will be sold at great reduction ID prices.
D, Garyin d Go.
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The IOui City al7sp,sBlioass says: Odi
citizens thrpVgh TIE efforts Of the Library
Association, have been fascinGted By Phil
lips, entertained By Hewlett, sndinstr0ct-
ed byasGTselsys oa g 81 Eai7Ea3 &
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Lecture -Ths si&sb lsstufs fths IibSry
Course wiIsbe given BY S. n. Hewlett, Esq
Of New Jersey, On Thursday evening next,
the1Ith Of Match. ct Birehard Hall. Sub.
Ject "our Great Yankee Nation .,r
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The hERG5Iqu3 IzduSslssF, KiDggtOhi
Canada, says: Mr.. Eeylstt's merits as a
popular lsstt sass great. Ia our rjudgmsnt,
be exesIs II, 8, vgh ia the comic touches Of
character Whies. .se introduces; in laet, he
equals, If not sufPasses, the celebrated Sam
qpFeH himself, in this, His sketches Of
Irish, French and Yankee character ere real
iy inimitable,
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Conc, GoiNG.-The niles iofflseoods

ToING,, 6oING'-Ihe piles ottgoods
which are carried away sysFg week, from
the establishments Of + Ioiagmah, prove
that the low prices for which be sells his
goods, prove acceptable to the people gsner-
ally. If you want goods Al sdos, 60 to
Youngman's. If you want the best Of goods.
go TO Youngman's. In any event, go to
Youngman's before purchasing what you
want, and you viii get a bargain i5s.a 6.sl
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Coon HooP .SKIETs for u so cents
piece, at the Hoop Skirt Factory, Front
Street. 9.Im
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If you want to buy or sell q farm
rent house. sell goods, or to let your neigh
bOrs know that you have anything for sale
you should advertise in the JOUENAL. q .
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me n. Y. Hsra says: s. n HsulssFa
twolectursa. q The Cooper Institute nd the
Lexington Avenue 4. 2. Church, were E
perfect success snd wiped ont the Church
viebt By the result; Hewlett is . popular
Colossus on The Rostrum.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Buy your fishing tackle at 4epPsL7
mans Emporium. He keeps a complete
stock of Rods, Reels, Lines. Floats, Hooks,
Patent Bats, &c. 1911
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An kinds Of Blaaks dehs ia j sstial
factory manner, and at low prices, at this
Office.
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JUST RECEIVED. Five Bales Heavy
Shifting, which we are selling at sones
Shilling per yard. Also Three eases Of
those splendid Domestic Flannsls. Manu-
-factured from Woods of cur .owp Selections
whien we are selling at great bargains. ayAl
D. GarviD Il Co
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Rcw.-At danceih the third ward, on
Tuesday evening last, row occurred among
those in attendance, and continasd for about
an. hout. The town Marshal, id attempting
10 make an arrest had one of his fingers
badly bitten. s "a
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D. Garvin l. Co.

The Enterprise Insurance. Company,
of Cincinnati, has established for itself a
character for integrity and stability, Tthht
renders those insuring in it degree Of &C..
curity not always felt when insqFing iR other
companions, II pays itslOsses pramptly.
and hOnOrably. IfyOp want good insurance
call on Ward Butman,, who are the agents
of the Enterprise. aa Ds ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05
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i The subscriber offers for sale his property
lying three-quarteIs Of a mile west OF the Depot
consisting of SIX aeTes Of ground. The pIrce con-
tains good House and Barn, and other Out-buili-
ngs, good well and eistern, three hundred bearing
Grape vines, l0s grated Peach trees 80 Apple
trees. 90 Cherry tFeeAah varieties, some Pear
tTees, besides other snail fruit. The place VIII be
sold at a bargain. Enquire on the premises.
sm2-pd FRIEDRICH AIIIHLE.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-03-05

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