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TheLife of Charles Dickens.-By Dr.
S. Shelton Mackensie, Literary Editor of the
Philadelphia Daily Press With Personal
RecollectiOns and Anecdotes Letters by
"Boz" never before published His Last viii
in Full And Uncolleoted Papers in Prose
and Verse With Portrait and Autograph.
T. B. Peterson x Brothers, Philadelphia, have
Just published The Life of Charles Dickens,
by DIR R Shelton Mackenzie, Literary Editor
Of the Philadelphia Daily Press. It traces
the entire career of the great Novelist from
the time of his birth and first connection witt
journalism as a reporter, to its unexpected ant
lamented termination on the 9th OF June
1870. Copies of the work will be sent to an!
one, per-frst mail, postpaid, on receipt o
Two Dollars,
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enth inning, however, the Croghans were al
lowed IL, when they should have been dis
posed of for 0. The ninth inning wes begun
amid great excitement, each side having &c
cured % in the previous eight. The CTog9ans
went first to bat, but, so sharp was the neldlng
of our bows, thew were unable TO make more
than one run. The Actives then went to bat,
having to make to tie and to WIN their
first striker took his base on called ball, the
second made first by good drlve to right
field. and Barnes, the next batter, by "cork-
err into center field, sent both home amid
tremendous cheering by the spectators.
Where nearly all the players did so well, it is
useless to particularize but, of the Actives,
Frost, for his pitching, Butt, for his catching,
and Barnes, for his batting, Deserve perhaps,
snecial mention. No fly balls were dropped
by the Actives, and but 3 or I by the Croghans.
Both clubs unite in praising Mr.. Geo. G. Ba-
ker, for the excellent and impartial manner
in which he discharged the duties of umpire.
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SPECIAL NOTICES
what Does Reason say!

W nat OOGA LkEASDA say
The little mongoose when bitten by deadly
serpent resorts to certain plant, eats OF it, and
escapes the effect of the poison. That is instinet
Human beings on the other hand, must depend
on reason and experience in selecting the means
Of protecting health and life against unwholesome
influences. Now what does reason say on this
vital subject, Does it not tell Us that to invigo-
rate and purify the system is the best way to pro-
tect it against the invisible poison which generates
diseased Surely it does. The next question is,
what guide shall we follow in choosing medicinal
safeguard Reason replies let your monitor be
experience, Well, the experience Ofeighteen years
comprised in one unbrOksn series Of satisfactory
testimonials assures Us that Hostet5er's Stomach
Bitfers possess strengthening regulating and anti
septic properties which are not com oined in the
same happy proportions in any other preparation
extant. This therefore is an antidOte to which
reason bids us resort when health is imperiled
either by the malaria which produces epidemic dis
orders, or by any other cause, whether inherent
and constitutional or connected with our habits.
occupations and pursuits.
The venom of nOxious reptile is srarcely more
subtle and dangerous than that which turks in foul
air and impure water. To escape the fevers, bill
ious disorders disturbances OF the bowels and 9TH
er serious maladies produced by these insalubrous
elements. it is absolutely necessary that the stom-
aoh and all secretive organs should be, so to speak
in a robust condition. Upon the amount Of resist
ance which the vital system can oppose to the dele
teri0us influences that assaIl it, the sIfety Of the
health depends, and it is because the GREAT VIC
TABLE INYIGORANr impsrts energy aud regularity
to the toOst important functions Of the body that
it can be recommended and guaranteed as an in-
valuable preventive medicine.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

g amuel Lathrop Sylvia s. Lathrop, 1Taripb n
0Lathrop Charles L. l-athrop, esther j. IIr,5er.
wood and Harman Underwood her husband T755;,
A. Hopkins and Samuel Hopkins her husband 80
Emma p. Lathrop, who are non residents ~ -
State Of Ohio, and lately Of the state OF InIiaa -
hereby notified. That jacob Brugh OF saudusI-,
county Ohio, has nled his petition against them
and others. in the Court Of Comu on Pleas in a1d
for the county OF sandusky State OF Ohio to corert
error in the conveyance ana quiet his title Ia 40
following described parcel Of land 70 w.t.
The south and west parts Of lot No. 4 Of sectinr
l6, Tp. !, r. is, containing thirty-nine ard tbir
teen one hundreds aereso land in Sanduskv Conn
ty Ohio.
That they must answer said petition on or befora
the first day Of October next, on be in default mi
that said viii be Tor hearing in said Court o
the 18th day OF October 1870.
July 18th, 1870. JACOB BRUGH.
By Buckland Everett & Fo-Tsr
1886 his Attorusv4 -
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INC attention Of DE publie mina is a.

The attention of the public mind is at the
present time 30 absorbed by the important events
transpiring in the Old World, that few are aware
that events Of equal Importance 10 the public are
daily transpiring in our own country. While the
crowned heads Of France and Prussia are killing of
their tens Of thousands with their terrible engines
of war, Meng. Altaffer & Co., of Fremont are
furnishing thousands Of the inhabitants of San
dusky and adjoining counties with the best Of
Boots and Shoes, at astonishingly low prices They
have in store and are daily receiving thetForld'
renowned Buffalo Boots, andan the different first
class manufacturer lines OF Boots and Shoes
which they are selling at bottom prices. Trey
warrant all their frst-class work. Don't fail to &C
and see them before purchasing your fall and win
ter supply of Boots and Shoes. They are also man
ufaeturing all classes Of work to order. 1886
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Grand Excursion, Basket Pic-N Mic and
Social Gathering.

Social Gathering.
The citizens of Clyde, Bellevue, Green
Springs, York, Flat Rock, and the different
townships adjoining, will join in an excursion
to be given by the Clyde Cornet Band, on
Tuesday the 9Th of September.
The lodges of Masonic, Odd Fellows, Grand
Army, and Good Templars and other societies,
of Clyde, Bellevue Fremont, Tifin, and Green
Springs have been invited to participate in
this grand jubilee. The Band has succeeded
in getting the following low rates of fare from
Green Springs to the Islands and return 81. 40;
from Clyde to the Islands and return s1.2O
this being 80 per cent less than the usual half
fare this season. The excursion party viii leave
Green Springs at Z A. NJ, Clyde Z l-2 A. NJ.
York $50 A. NJ, and Castalia S.l5 A. NJ. Let
every farmer and the citizens of these towns
and townships remember this grand opportun-
ity and good time; Good String Band on
board The steamer engaged for this party is
the splendid pleasure steamer REINDEER, ,un-
der command of Capt. On, careful and ac-
oommodating officer. The Steamer, Ere'Hg
Star, Capt Kirby commanding, will also take
those who perfer this boat, SO as to accommo-
date the wants of every one. The party will
have six hours to stroll around the Islands.
Parties going will save money by buying
tickets at Clydeor Green Springs, at excursion
rates. Tickets to this excursion will be good
for three days
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Sandusky
Lnmrnnn EL.a-

Archibald Richards, Plaintiff,
Ys. candubkT
William Il. Jackson, Defendant common Pleas.
In pursuance OF an order Of sale is,sle5 f,o,, A.
Clerks Office OF the Court Of Common Pleas cF So,
dusky county, Ohio, on 18th day of AUGUST A m
1870, and to me directed in the above casa vii
expose to public sale, atthe door ofthe Cou1t ,-e
in the City OF Fremont, Ohio, on ~ u ''a7
saturday, sePtember2 24, AID, Is70.
between the hours Of one and two O'Clock n
the afternoon OF said day, the foIioTfng
and State OF Ohio, and bounded and ds-se-ilsj =.
follows, to wit;
1n-lot nnmber eleven M in the village Of Clyds
county OF Sandusky and Stare Of Ohio. Appraissd
at fifteen hundred dollars ts 500. Taken as the
property Of William H. Jackson. defendant 70 sat
isfy an order Of sale in favor Of Archibald RchErds
plaintiff.
Given under my official SIGNATURE. at the sharifrs
olhce, in the city OF Fremont, in The County and
State Aforesaid, this 10th day Of ususl A. D. 1870
EVERETT x Fowler, Attys- S4B
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TO THE NERVOUS.

The natural result Of exhaustion OF strenth by
excessive labor action, Is feeling Of weakness
dullness heayiness, Wearness, languOr OF mind and
body &c. Persons Of a weak constitution, or
whose habits are sedentary, frequently complain
of this relaxed condition Of the vital energies and
when persons of a nervous temperament are thus
weakened and debilitated, disease inevitably fol-
lows, unless it is at once checked and overcome.
All who suffer from these causes alike REQUIRE a
remedy which will strengthen the system without
exciting it, and awake feeling Of true enjoyment
so that life may become source Of pleasure.
MISHLBR'S HERB BIFTERS has won its way
into the confidence Of thousands of this class OF
persons, who warmly endorse it US the best invig-
Grating agent, and the Ost potent and genial of all
tonics and alternatives for strengthening and re-
storing the physical constitution.
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From Corns, Bunions Bad Nsils, and those tor.
turing affections Chilblaius, are earnestly recon-.
mended to use Dr.. j. Briggs ell-known Curative
for certain relief and positive cure Sold by Ian.
MAN & THOMAS, Fremont. DR.. ], Briggs & Co
Proprietors, Newark, N. j., and Toronto, canada
CatRrrh.-If your head, nose and throat ar,
filled with burdensO ne mass of mucus, either dry
moist, thin or thick, white or yellow, and youi
eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling un.
usually large, with constant dull, heavy pain all
through it, resulting from Catarrh, use Dr. j
Briggs, ELLEvANToR. The mucus will be imme.
diately discharged from The head the nose and the
throat. the eyes brighten and sparkle with delight
the head feels natural again. all pain has hed and
life once uOre desirable. The ALLEvANToR is su.
perior to any preparation that the skill OF man has
yet dis overed As an internal remedy it has nevel
0een eXeelled owing TO its healing balsamic prop
critics in irritatiOns oil the mucous membrane O
the ahmentary canal, or air passages. Sold b
LANMAN & THOMAS, Fremont. DR.. j. Briggi
& Co., ProprietOrs, Newark, N, j., and Toronto
Canada
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sale of Real Estate by order of
Probate Court,

ON the 10th day Of September. 1870, at one
I o'clock P n. sJ the door Of the Court House IN
the city Of Fremont, will be sold to The highest
bidder the following real estate as the property OF
George Miller, deceased, to wit: The northease
quarter OF section thirtysIx 1857 Wnship number
i've 81, range thirteen tl5 except that part owned
by the heirs OF Gabriel Rsam, deceased, and Jacob
Hineman in the west haIf thereof; the amount
owned BY said intestate, and which Is TO be sold
being eighty tour acres Of land, subject to the dow
er estate Of Christina Miller therein. Appraised
at thirty-six hundred dollars.
Terms Of sale, One-third cash in hand, one-thfrd
in and one-third IN two years trom the day OF
sale, with interest; the deferred payments 70 be
secured by mortage upon the premises.
DANIEL ICKEs, Administrator,
By ]. i, GREENE, his AttorneT.
Fremont. August ?, 1870. 3I-S5
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Smothered to Death.-A' son Of Mr.
Boughion, living at Green Springs met with a
horrible death, ON the 22d. 1t appears that
he with another lad named Smith were in the
second story of the warehouse, where Mr..
Merchant was at work. They were at work
loading Il car, and the boys began playing in
the wheat, where it was sinking down into
the spout. Both boys appear to have been
drawn into the bin, and becoming alarmed at
their danger, cried out Mr.. N. rushed to
their assistance, jumped into the wheat and
extricated yonng Smith, young BOughton had
sunk so deep that he could not pull him out,
but he held on to him and cried out to the
men below to close the spout and come to his
assistance But before they could do so the
boy had sunk out of sight, and Mr.. NJ. was
obliged to let go his hold Of him to save him
self, as he was nearly covered with the wheat.
Immediately all hands went to work with
shovels to rescue the boy, but when reached
life was extinct He was buried the next
day. This fatal cansualty spread gloom over
the entire community.
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AdmInistratrix,s sale.

ON the goth day of September 1876, at O'Clock
bP n, at the door OF the Court House in the city
OF Fremont. will be sold to the highest bidder the
of Bayille, county Of Sandusky and State Of Ohio,
lot number seven , subject to the dover estate Of
the widow. Appraised at $500.
TERAIs or SKLs.-One-third cash IN hand; one
third in one year and One-thfrd in two years with
interest MARY SIMONs, Adnix Of
John G, Simon, deceased.
By JOIN Z. GREssE, her attorney, slsI
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sundayI5chool -Nic.-The Sunday
School connected with the Union Church,
about five miles from this city, will enjoy a
picnic in Mr.. Tindall's woods,nsar the church
on Saturday next. Arrangements have been
made for very pleasant time, and quite a
large attendance is expected from this place.
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De Profundis.-Some one land we can
not even guess who) sends us the following
question: s'What would be the result If an
irresistible force should come in contact with
an immovable bOdyg'' and asks some one
through the columns of our paper to furnish
an answer. We give the question as request
ed, and viii give an opportunity to any wish
ing to make reply.-Gs'sevG Times.
Our devil thinks that the result would be
epIuri6,s untns, u, hoe loco, ns,ltum IN parUO,
Sic transit gloria m1ndi morning, or some
other fellow, and we guess he is about right,
NeTt
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The Lady's Friend for Septemer, is
capital number. The steel plate is a quiet,
domestic scene, the colored fashion plate spe-
cially airy ard elegant, even for this maya
zine, and the colored embroidery pattern bril-
liant. The literary articles are especially
good and the workable novelties are of va
ried interest. Published by Deacon & Peter
SON, $40 Walnut Street, Philadelphia. Price
$3.50 year (which also includes large steel
engraving). Four copies, Sc. The Journal
and Ladys Frie,sd will be furnished for $3.50
per wear.
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The next session will be held in the
Reformed Church, at Hessville, on Thursday
September 29th. The following will be the
PROGRAMME:
10 o'clock A. NJ, half hour devotional exer.
cises.
10 l-2 o'clock. Address by Rev. R. L. Chit.
tenden, subject to be continued in discussion
by Rev. Mr.. Vandersol and others.
Miscellaneous business, Committee to re,
ceive and answer questions.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
O'Clock P. NJ, children's meeting to be ad
dressed by P. n. Schuyler of the Huron Co
S. S. Union.
23-4 o'clock. Discussion Of following ques
ton. In what respects should the Sunday
School system be modified to be more eff
cient Opened by V. A. Shankland, followed
by Rev. J. Leibert and others.
Answering of questions in question box
Miscellaneous business.
Adjournment.
Arrangements have been made by which a!
who arrive at Lindsey by the morning train
will have conveyance to HessvilIe, a distance
Of one and half miles. The citizens of Hess
vile extend a cordial invitation to all teacher,
and others interested in Sunday Schools to be
present at that time. I. NJ. KEEIER, Sec.
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IfyOu want Boot that will keep your fs
dry this winter, buy them at Shomo & Co.'s,
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BRIDGE SALE.

WILL be sold to the lowest respOnsponsibls
w bidder on the 18th day Of septe Der, 1870, AZ
10 o'clock A. NJ, the job OF constructing = brldQs
over Green Creek, near the residence or Justin
Cobbs, IN Green Greek township. specincations
set forth on the day OF sale. The Commissioner
reserve the right Of rejecting any bid considered
incompatible with the interests OF the county,
COMMISSIONERS OF Sandusky County.
August 9th, 1870. 82-55
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LOCAL NOTICES.

&. a. BrOVyneII, Pho Ographer, late Of
Cleveland, has just reftted, refurnEhed and re-
opened the Photograph Gallery on Croghan street
formerly occupied by Mr.. BrOckway, where be viii
get up hrst-class pictures for all who may favor
him with their patronage. The cheapest place in
the city. Call and see him.
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Notice to Contractor.

NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed Proposals
~ VIII Be received at the Auditors Oi-e until Sep
tember the sixteenth ll6thl, 1870, for building 81
addition 70 the Court House. said plan or plans,
and also null and complete specifications of ths
work to be done, shall Be open to public inspection
at al reasonable hours between the date Of this
notice and the making OF this contract; the work
to be completed on or before NOyen Der the frst,
1871. The Commissioners reserve the rirht 70 r.
jsct or accept proposals.
Dated this ID day OF August, 1870
sl-S6 GEO. W. GURST, %. Auditor
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Fire at Port Clinton. The Scott House,
west Of the bridge, at Port Clinton, was de-
stroyed by fire on the 22d. As it had been
unOccupied for some time, the fire was, most
likely the result of incendiarism.
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shomo & Co. have got them.

List of Letters.-Remaining in the Fre-
mont P. o., uncalled for September !, 1870.
Aurvilla Allen. Anna Baightal, Eliza D. Cooke
Kate Forester, lllen Gansy, Hiss P. A. Lopham,
Aaron Lichty, Robert b. Moll, G. o. 7. Morton,
Chsa. Roger, Wm. George WeGssinFer.
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shomo & @. haveeOt them.


Amendment to the Bankrupt Law
For the bene6t,of the public.we publish the
following amendment to the bankrupt law,
by which E discharge may be obtained from
debts which were contracted prior to January
lst, 1869, even through the assets do not equal
so per cent, of the bankrupt's debts:
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
REPRESENTATIVES of the United States of Amer
lea. in Congress assembled, that the provis-
ions of ID clause Of the Sd section of an act in
amendment thereof, approved July twenty
seven, eighteen hundred and sixty-eight, shall
not apply to those debts from which the bank
rupt seeks discharge which were contracted
prior to.the first of January, eighteen hundred
and sixty-nine.
SEC. =. And be it further enacted. That
the clause in the thirty-ninth section of said
act, which now reads. "Or who being bank
er, merchant or trader, has fraudiently stop
ped or suspended and not resumed payment
Of his commercial paper within a period OF
fourteen days" shall be amended so as to read
as follows "0r who being banker, brok-
er, merchant, trader, manufacturer or MINER
has fraudlently stopped payment, or who has
stopped OF suspended and not resumed pay
ment of his commercial paper within period
of fourteen days"
Approved July Ia, 1870.
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The Lancaster, Ohio, Eagle has the follow
ing pointed and direct paragraph, which will
hit a good many people in almost every COM
munity:
"CAN'r AFFORD IT.-A gOodly number of
Fairfield's citizens, who are too poor to take q
newspaper, were in attendance with their en-
tire families, at the circus on Thursday last.
The show cost them from two to four dollars,
for which they received about three hours of
qualification to hear blathering, witless fool
make his pointless and senseless remarks.
They are too poor to take paper, which costs
two dollars year, and which furnishes them
an hour or two of profitable recreation at least
ffty-t,go' times a year. Think of it, We show
poers, and sin no more
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N 0TICE
TO TEACHERS
OF
COMMONSCHOOLS.

The board OF Examiners for Sandusky couut-
Will hold sessions for examination Of grd afss Fo-
teachers certificates atthe High School building In
fremont, on the following Saturdays: September
lOth ana z45h, october I'D, November 10Th, De-
esnoeT 5lst, and at the High School Building in
Clyde October Sch. November 5th, and December
Sd All meetings to begin at 10 O'Clock, A. n.
and close at z. n. Noeaudidates adrnit}eii affsr
II M.
The Board have adopted and viii be governed
by the following
REGULATIONS.
lst- Evidence Of good moral character viii be re-
CURED OF all candidates.
ID. Examinations viii be enndustod mainly h,-
printed questions, and written answers rpcuiref;i
sd. No certificate will be dated back to cover
time taught previous to examination.
4th Each candidate is required by law to nav
hfty cents, as a condition Of examination. and Il
leave q stamped envelope with the Clerk OF n,
5oaTd- Stationery to be furnished by the Board
The hrst examination viii be held during the
week Of the Institute. By order Of the Board,
nidee5l f. II. GINN, Secretary.
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Wanted The attention of everybody. This
day VIM. A. Rice & Bros. will commence offering
great bargains in all Summer Goods, Parasols,
Trimmings, &C., &c, to close out sum ner sto,k.
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Al Ecme. Again. M. Fred. Hedrick,
who has been absent on visit 70 friends IN
France, arrived al home, on Tuesday night
last, hale and bearty.
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IMPORTANT EOTICE

Those indebted to wm A Rice Bros, either
on note or ao0ount are requested to call and settle
the same without delay.
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Splendid Melons. -Thel fnest.load Of
melons we have seen on the streets this year,
we observed on Tuesday last. They beloaged
to L. W. Harrington, who resides about mile
from Clyde OH the adge etowards5reen Springs.
They consisted of Mountain Sweets and genu-
inc Nutmegs, that would make the mouth
water to look at. Harrington knows how to
raise melons, and when ever you see his wag-
on, you may be sure of good ones.
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Settle Up.

All persons indebted to q. II. Dillon are re-
quested to call and settle their accounts without
delay.
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Wm. A. Rice & Bros, for cash, offer to-
day so pieces Scotch double fold Ginghams at 2J
cents, worth IS to 20 cents.