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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-30
sPEClAL MoTCES
What Does Reason 81


The little mongoOse when bitten by a deadly
serpent resorts to certain plant, eats OF it, and
escapes the effect of the poison That is instinct.
human beings on the other hand, must depend
On 1g reason and experience in selecting the means
~ ,o.sstlis - health aud lie against unWhOlesOme
iti -. NOW what does reason say on this
eLstI sulJecl! does It not tell rs fhatfo invigo-
rate ana purity the system is tbe besf W. IN ~
Iec1 IL against the invisible poison yVbisL
ulsease. surrey 1t does The next onest1on is
what gulde snail we follow in eho0sine, -l;9i
saIes uAid- reason replies let YOUR r,CT,it -
experience. Nel the experience 0fei-bfer-, - -
comprised IN one unDroken series at s,f5-f = AN
TESTIMONIALS assures Us that HUsletter's e+r'ty
Bltiers possess strengthening, regulating ana -
septic properties which are not combi1ri =; ~ "a
same happy proportions in any other rreTsr-,t;s -
extant This therefore is an antidote 10 yrb;oL
reason bids US resort when our health is imperiIiJ
either by the malaria which produces epidemic d.
orders, or by any other cause, whether inherent
and constitutional or connected with our habits
Occupationsand pursuits
The venom of a uOXious reptile IS scarcely more
subtle and dangerous than that which Turks IN foul
iOus disorders disturbances Of the bowels and 9TH
serious maladies produced By these insalubrious
elements it is absolutely necessary that the stOm-
ach and all secretye organs should be, SO 70 speak,
in robust condition. UpOn the amount Of resist
ance which the vital system oppose TO the dele
terlous influences that assa it. the safety of tie
health depends, and 1t is because the GREAT VEG
TABLE INvIGORANr imparts energy and regularity
70 the uos5 important functions of the BODY, that
u can 0e recommended and guaranteed as an in
valuable preventive medicine.
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TO THE NERVOUS.

The natural result Of exhaustion of stTenth bv
excessive Labor or action, Is feeling of Weakness
dullness, heavlness WEAKNESS, lsnguOr OF mind and
body, &c. Persons of a weak constitution or
whose habits are sedentary, frequently complain
Of this relaxed condition o1 the vital energes and
when persons OF nervous temperament are thus
weakened and debilitated, disease Inevitably fol-
lows unless 1t Is at once checked and overcome
All who suffer frQm these causes alike require a
remedy which viii strengthen the system without
exciting It, and awake a feeling Of true endowment
so that life may become a source of peasure
M1ShLEhS , a6hb BIITEkS has won its way
into the confidence Of thousands of this cIass ~
persons, who Warmly endorse it as the best iuvig-
Grating agent, and the Ost potent and genial Of All
TONES and alternatives for strengthening and re.
storing the physical constitution.
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Crime follows in the wake of New York
city Democracy as naturally as nasty water
flows from a cess-pooL At the Democrat
convention for the State of New York, held
ut Rochester, the delegates from New York
were accompanied by crowd of Democratic
roughs who carried terror all along the line.
At places where the train stopped, notice was
given of the coming of the thieves, and places
of business were closed and barred. On re-
turn to New York policemen were telegraph
ed for, meeting the train some distance from
jersey City, but the threats of the rascals de-
tered any arrests until the arrival Of the
train. Meanwhile the devils event through
the passengers" and stripped them OF their
watches and purses. AT JerseyCity twenty-five
of the Democratic delegation were arrested
and locked up.
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WEDNESDAY, Thursday,
Friday, and Saturday of next
week are to be Fair Days.
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF FREMONT.

Soow Ino, Capt. DuddlesOn, with lumber
for Edgerton & Bro, arrived on the Sth and
cleared on the 10th, light.
Schooner Lucy King, Capt. Mannel, witt
salt for J. L. Rawson d Co., arrived on The
8th, and cleared same day, light.
Barge Geo. Dana, Capt. Dana, arrived on
the Sth with pine lumber for West & Haynes
Cleared on the 10th light.
Schooner n. c. West, Capt. Skinner, arrived
on the 9th, light. Cleared on the 18th with
lumber for West & Dana.
Schooner Fostoria, Capt, Hayward, arrived
on the 10th, light. Cleared 2Oth with 2OO,OOt
feet lumber for Foster & Co.
Schooner Kelley, Capt. Campbell, arrived
light on the 18th. Cleared on Dist, with ITO,
900 feet lumber for L E. Amsden.
Schooner Hunter, Capt. Graham, arrived
light, on the Dist. Cleared on the 23d Will
lumber for West s. Dana
Schooner II. D. Root, Capt Tyler, arrived
on the 24th with stoves and salt Cleared OF
the 2Sth, with lumber for I. E. Amsden.
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MA M 1o CD
HOW LOST, how RESTORED.

Justpublished, second edition, by Dr. LEWIS.
l254.l THE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE To
HEALTH, On the radical cure of spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weakness. Iupotency, Mental and
Physical Incapaeity, Impediments to Marriage.
etc., and the Yeuereal and Syphilitie Maladies.
with plain and clear directions for the peedy cure
ofSecondary symptoms, GOnorrhoea, elects, stric-
lures, and all diseases OF the skin such as scurvv.
scrofula, Ulcers, Boils, Blotehes, and pimples on
the face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits,
induced by seif-indulgence or sexual xtravazance
TIE celebrated author, il this admirable trea-
tise, clearly demonstrates, from forty years. sue
cessf practice that the alarming consequences of
sslf-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out a
mode OF cure at once simple, certain hd efsctual
by means of which every sufferer, no 1natterwhat
his condition may be, can be efectualIy cured,
cheaply, privately and radically D-Tbis Book
should be in the handsOf every youth and every
man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope. Price sc
Cts.
Address, DR.. LEWIS, No. Z, Beach St., New
York. 40 years private practice.
$500 a.assAsEzzzz zzzzszzzE-z=az,
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Bucklands.

We wish every one to know that
they can buy goods in our Line of
US cheaper and Of better quality than
can be bought any where else in the
city. We always buy direct from
first hands, and are thus enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices.
We make it a point to furnish on
ly Pure Drugs and Chemical. Our
Patent medicine, we warrant every
bottle to be genuine. Our Tincture
oyrups, DC. DC, are prepared by our
L Iharmacutist, DIR. G. A. GEssNER.
WIN great care, accuracy and Of Sc
iec'ed drugs. Every one can RELY
Oh e'tlng Tinetures, Syrups &c,
made strictly according to the o. S.
Dispensatory. Our Preservation ne
partment is also under the e,oI,,.;-.
care of DR.. G. A. GEssSER and
have the largest and best selac+oC
Stock, and PIT up Prescriptions ,,;t5
greater care, and Of better material,
than aay e0here else in Fremont or
for that matter as well as any where
in the State. This department we
have made speciality for the last
year, and to show that we are head
quarters in this line we only have to
say that we have in the last year dis
pensed over twelve thousand (12-
O0O) Prescriptions, which is endorse.
ment enough for any one to see that
our Pharmacy is the place to have
your Prescription compounded.
We are Agents for the celebrated
brand of Beymer, Bauman & Co.'S.
Pure White Lead, which is gaining
such large reputation in the west.
not by any extensive advertising but
merely on its ownmereits. It's the
whitest White Lead sold, as well as
being strictly pure, and ground finer
than any other lead in the market.
1t is the best. We warrant every
can.
Our Boiled and Paw Oil, we guar.
rantee every gallon to be strictly
pure. We are Head Quarters for
Paints Of every kind and description.
selling more than any two houses
combined in the city.
Wall Paper, any one wishing to
Paper, will miss it very much. if
they do not look through our
samples first. We have the largest
stock in the city, all this Spring
styles. No trouble to show goods
fyou don't buy. Only if you wish
Paper don't fail to look through our
stock. We also keep large stock
of Window Papers, cheap.
We are Agentsfor the Great Amer
icaa and China Tea Co., and guaran-
tee to sell better Tea at twenty-five
cents a pound less, than can be
bought elsewhere. A fine Stock Of
Books, Stationary, Brushes, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Perfumes, and in
fact every thing usually kept in a
drug and book store.
Wishing every one success, and
asking a share Of your Patronage.
We are yours Respectfully,
S. BUCKLAND & SON,
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CLYDE Fair.-On Thursday last, we paid
visit to the Fair Grounds at Clyde, and
found the fair very largely attended by persons
from all parts Of the county. The display was
ahead Of what we expected to see, although
we knew that the enterprise Of the Clyde peo-
pie would warrant expecting good display.
Horses were well represented and some very
good animals were exhibited. In cattle it Is
rare that a better display is ever made, and
we do not recOllect seeing any finer, at any of
the Fairs we have attended. Sheep and
Swine were reasonably good, though not as
extensive show as should have been. The
display of mule colts was superior. Farm
Implements very good. Carriages not large,
but our townsman J. 2. Moore, made a good
display, having on the ground large family
carriage of fine finish, and good style, shift
ing seat buggy, which was easily converted
into either a single or double seated one. He
had also handsome single seated open rig of
supurb finish, which it would be pleasure to
own. His display. added very much to the
make up Of that department.
But it was in the Floral and Mechanics Hail.
a usual, that the crowd mainly congregatedi
except when witnessing the displays of speed
by the horses. And well they might, for the
sights there were rare and beautiful. The ar.
rangement of Pictures, Photographs, Fine
Needlcwork, &C., in Floral Hall was very jul
dicious and did great credit to the fair hands
hat arranged the various articles. In this
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LEGAL NOTICE.
obert Smith, Plaintiff, In Sandusky County
Court of lOmmon

ROBERT SLnltni LitaAt44is II A7aAL-usAs Coeti4iy
vs.. Court OF OmmOn
John K Hord, Defsndant.} Pleas.
fRlHE said John X. H0rd IS hereby notified that
said Robert smith has fled a petition against
him in aid court wherein 1t Is claimed thar said
Hord made and delivered his certain prOmmissOry
note pavable to the order Of A NJ. stem, for he
nm Of one thousand three hundred and hfty-seven
and eiqhtv-th1ee One-huudrstn dollars, due one
vsar after date, aud dated May s. 1868, and to Sc
cure the same, executed and delivered to said
stem a mortgage on in-lOt nun Der four hundred
and four l4G4, In the city of Fremont county of
Sandusky and state OF Ohio, that said note and
mortgage are endorsed, assigned and delivered to
Robert s. ith, who Is now the owner thereof-
Said petition asks judgment for the surn nj
81 ,S57.S3 and interest from May 5, 1870 and ale
of said mOrtgaged premises. Said John X. Hord
is notified to answer said petition on or bere the
18th dayo October, $40, or the said petition viii
be taken as confessed and Judgment will be taken
at the next October term Of sand court according
to the prayer thereof. ROBERT SMITH.
BUcKLAND, EVERETT & FowLER, his attorneys,
August IS, 1870. $3.50
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Base Ball.-The Pioneers, of Ballvi1le,
and the CrOghans, of this city, played very
nice game on the grounds of the Driving Park
Association, on Saturday last, resulting in a
close score in favor of the Croghans The
score stood 81 to 30. There were some very
good plays on both sides, and some very fine
catches. Among the latter we may note a
running one hand catch by Ed. Greene, which
was loudly applauded, and considered the
best ever made on the ground.
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EVERYBODY is coming to
the Fair. Don't be selfish
but come with the rest.

Real Estate Transfers.-Furn ished by
W. W. Stine, County Recorder:
Sarah A. Handy to Miller & Kriligh,
lot No 666, Fremont S 200 0C
Isaac Sharp to Lucian W. Clark, IA
acre out of out lot l66, Fremont 1900 0C
VIM. A. Rice to Jacob Bowman, out
lot No 247, Fremont $50 0C
Jonathan Durfee to Oscar Ball, lot
No 847, 300 0C
Amos Vannausdle to Geo. W. Van
nausdle, 40 acres in Sec 80, Madison 500 0C
Ransom Jones to David Sites, % acres
in Sec p, Green Creek 1890 OF
Ransom Jones to Justus Cobb, lot Nos
900 & 654, Clyde 10000
Florian Schmidt to Geo. A. Bashford,
lot No 537, Fremont 600 Oh
Jacob Meyer to Lucy A. Dornmeyer,
lot No IA, Fremont 1900 OF
Solomon Dornmeyer to Jacob Meyer,
70 acres in Sec 80, Washington $500 OF
S. Birchard to Theresa Swartz, lot No
l,040, Fremont 300 OF
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Van is trying to palm Cores off as Re-
publican, now that he has proven his capacity
to be Democrat. It wont do, though He
would never learn such tricks with the Repub-
licans. If he has threatened to stop taking
the Messenger, it is fully time. Had he quit
sooner, he might not have got into trouble.
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Good News for the Ladies.-The la
dies of Fremont and vicinity will be gratifed
to learn that Mrs c. N Deal has Just returned
from the City with all the latest styles of Hats,
Bonnets, Plumes, Ribbons, Flowers, Wreaths,
&c, designed for fall and winter wear, and
that they can supply themselves with the best
articles by calling at her Millinery Rooms.
She has the reputation of always keeping the
best goods and styles, and an examination of
her present stock will satisfy all that it fully
maintains that character. For the best bar
gains ladies will please call at her rooms,
corner of Front and Garrison. 39-4I
Champion Cider and Wine Mill
Thompson and Company have on hand for
sale fifty of these remarkable presses. No
farmer should be without one Of them, as they
will save the price of the press in one year
alone, from the manufacture Of waste apples
into cider vinegar. Every machine is fully
warranted, and satisfaction viii be assured OF
the money refunded. Major Snyder is the
travelling agent for Thompson u Co., and
farmers desiring to try press can obtain one
through him or by applying at the store of the
firm. The well-known reliable character OF
this firm, will be guarantee to all that there
is no deception about the machine.
They are also now receiving and will soon
be prepared to offer the largest and best stock
of stoves ever brought to this market. Extra
inducements will be offered to purchasers.
They are also manufactures of the best wash
ing machines that has ever been put upon the
market, which is offered for sale cheap, and nc
one is asked to buy it until they have thorough.
ly tested its merits in practical manner. Let
all who desire to save labor, try one of thesC
machines, and they Will not be without it.
36-39
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LET all come to the Fair.

Safe Blown Open.-At Bellevue, Oh
Wednesday night, of last week, burglars forced
an entrance into the bank of Higbee & Co., al
Bellevue, and after boring hole in the safe
and putting in something less than a keg oi
powder, touched it of, when violent explo.
sion occurred, forcing the door completely Off
The burglars got nothing for their pains but
disappointment, as there was no money kept
there,
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Half -Fare.-The L. S. & NJ. S. and the L,
Z. & L. R. r., will issue half-fare tickets 70
Cleveland and to the Northern Ohio Fair
Grounds. During the days Of the Eair, next
week. This will be great advantage ant
saving to visitors, as by purchasing full coz
pom ticket, the purchaser not only gets hal
fare to Cleveland and return, but half-fare
from the Depot in Cleveland to the FAN
Grounds and return, together with an Entrance
ticket which admits to either park. Purchase
tickets before entering the cars.
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Not any in Ours, Thank you.-The
Messenger wishes to bet Office against Office on
the result in this District. We don't want an
elephant besides Van will be badly enough
beaten by the result, without our relieving
him of his office, which We couldn't use, al
though we would be sure to win if we bet
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SANDUsKY Co., FAIR, Oct.
9TH, 9th, 7th and Sth.

Pocket Picked. d.-One Of the light fng-
cred gentry event through" the pockets Of
gentleman at Clyde, on Monday night last,
relieving him of pocket book containing $500
in cash. The thief was supposed to have gone
west on the freight about A. NJ, and Mar
shal Keefe received a dispatch describing the
party and directing his arrest. He was al
the depot early, and laid hands on a very
respectable looking person, who proved to be
the wrong man. No clue to the real culprii
could be obtained.
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Special Ttain.-The L. s. & NJ SR. R.
will run special trains between Toledo and
Cleveland, on the 4th, 9th, 9Th and 7th of Oc-
tober,-on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, of next week, to accommodate
Fair. The train going East, will leave Tole.
do at 445 a. m. Elmore 5:3l, Lindsey SAB
Fremont 5:5S, Clyde 6:2O, Bellevue 6:4O, Mon
roeville 7:lS, and arrive in Cleveland at 1905
and the Fair Grounds at 1920, AN.
The train going West will leave the Fair
grounds at 5;45 P. NJ. Cleveland, at 600, MOI
rOeville 9;O6, Bellevue 9:26, Clyde 9:45, Ere.
mont lO;l5, Lindsey 1885, Elmore IO:4S and
Toledo ll:3O P NJ.
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Catarrh If your head, nose and throat are
filed with burdensOGe mass OF mucus, either dry
or moist, thin or thick, white yellow, and your
eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling un-
through 1t, resulting from Catarrh, use Or. j.
Briggs, ELLEvAEToR, The mueus will be imme-
diately discharged from the head, the nose and the
throat the eyes brighten and sparkle with dslight
the head feels natural again, all pain has He'd and
life once more desirable. The ALLEvANTOR is s,i-
perior any preparation that the skill OF man has
yet discovered. As internal remedy 1t has never
oeen exceled, owing TO its healing balsamie prop
critics IN lrrltatlons OF the mucous membrane OF
the alimentary canal, air passages. Sold by
LANAIAN & THOMAS, Fremont. Or. J. Briggs
& Co., Proprietors, Newark, N, j., and Toronto,
Canada.
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CONE to the Fair.

List of Letters Remaining in the FIRE.
mont P. O., uncalled for September 29d, 1870.
C Banks; Jennie Carter; Henry Crags; Mrs
Flarthey; VIM F Fleming; Ezra Longstreet;
John Lennon; n B Lyberger; Mr. Lesser
Jane McCarter; S V c Newell; R Robinson;
John Rine; Mrs D NJ Snyder.
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Some idea ofthe magnitude of the
work of taking the census may be
gained from the fact that from twelve
to fifteen hundred volumes of one
thousand pages each will be required
in which to enter the names of the in
dividuals returned by the Assistant
Marshals.
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BRING your family to the
Fair.
Fair.

Our readers will find very pleasant
letter, from Utah, in another column, for
which we have to thank our good friend Bur
goon. We regret that he was unable to con-
tinue his trip through to the Pacific, it has
deprived us of great pleasure, and our read
ers of a rare treat,-that of reading several
more of his entertaining letters. We hope he
may be able to go again, ere long, finish up
the trip, and give US as good an account of
what he sees beyond Salt Lake.
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WHEN you come in to see
the Fair, come in and see us.
If you have some money to
pay us, be sure and come,
But come any how,
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Josh Billings says: MANY peo-
pie spend their time trying to find
the hole where sin got into the world.
If Two men break through the ice
into a mill-pond, they had better
hunt good hole to get out, rather
than to get into long argument
about the hole they fell in"
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1t is related that at the battle of
Woerth an officer of cuirasssiers had
his head carried off by a ball. Not
withstanding,the body remained up
right for short time, and for about
100 metres the decapitated horse
man appeared as if he was charging
the enemy.
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PARTITION NOTICE

John r. Pease Plaintiff,
against
RW. B. Mcclellan,
Mary E. Pease. Sandusky
Edwin Z. Pease. Common Please.
Helen pesse,
Francis Pesse, and
Hiram L. pease, Dett.
n HE defendants will take notice that John r.
] Pesse has this day filed his petition againt
the1 ii the Court OF Common Pleas Sandusky
County Ohio. The sUbstan of said petition is
That he Is the owner Of one undivided fi part Of
the following lands and tsneInents situate in the
city of Ersr ont sandUsby County Ohio: In lots
in the city OF Fremont numbers 46S, 467, 469 5O2
5O3 5O4 south half sos, ll4, 1898 1924, 1925 I430
1881 l43j, 1922, 1923, 1924, 1928, 1926 1927, 1923
1929 1880, 1881, 1882, 1885, 1884, 1885, 1886, 1857
1885, 1859, 1870, ISL 1872 l5f3, l5f5, 1916, 1851
Out lot nuuber 80. Out lOt number y containing
about 25 acres ofland- And the undivided halfOf
the south fraction Of section three t3l Township
four l north Of the base lire Of range fifteen l5I
Also tine undivided fifth part OF four-fifths Of the
other undivided halt OF the lands and tenernents
last above described excepting thergfrom the lot
in which the fax factory and buildings stand, to-
gether with strip of land extending down the
west bank Of the river and alSO a road way 80
feet vide from said strip of land 10 the tTaed road
containing IN the aggregate G2-lOO acres Of land,
and ex epting also I5-l00 acres of laud off the
north side ofsaid tract sold to one Phil0 Lunt.
That he IS seised IN fee sin PIE OF one undivided
tenth part Of the land IN said south part of said
section three 3I That said petition viii be for hear
ing at the y tOber term OF court praying for the
partition Of the above described premises.
1910 BY JOHN L. GREEN T. his Atty.
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YOUNGMAN is now in his New
Store with a larger stock of Clothing
than ever. He is making raid on high
prices. Give him a call.
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notwithstanding the reported abdies-
tion of Napoleon, DryfOOs and Brother have con-
tinued to receive immense supplies of clothing,
which they are selling at extremely low prices.
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What is the difference between the
entrance of a barn, and loafer in a
printing office? One is barn door,
and the other darn bore.
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From COrns, BuniOns Bad Eails, and those tor
turing Affections ChilblainS, are earnestly recOm-
mended to use DIR, J. Briggs well-known Curative
for certain relief and positive Sold by LAM
MAN & THOMAS, Fremont. Dr. ]. Briggs & 20.
Proprietors, Newark, N. j., and Toronto, Canada.