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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-08-19
Real Estate Transfers. :

Real Estate Transfers. rs.-Furnished b!
W. W Stine, County Recorder
ton Isl Green CTeek................. ' sl,OO
AlonEO Thorpe TO Hunter & Brigham, lot
llO, clyde .......-.... ....-.....-.-...ss.. zOV
Ezra Dillon to II. ". NOss, lot No. 1908,
EreunOnt. ..s..--...-.-..s II
Charles ". Heater to Harrison B. AeheT,
part Of lot No. :, Bellevue. 30
Charles W. Heater to Levi Benfsr, part of
| Aob No " Bellevue. 20
| Joseph Nayey to Frederick SohlingmRn, lots
No. 20, II, IS, SO, WOOdville. e.............. o.
F. S. White to County Commissioners. 7OH
in section Is, ssnd1slEy. 4.55
/ Lewis Overmyer to John NJ Bowman. lot
! No g., Lindsay say...........-- 1OO
Henry Cain to John NJ. Bowman, lot No. n,
Lindsay. ................... 40
| Dennis Calhgan 70 Cornelius CalliRap LOT
/ 2lS, BeueVues..ss..-..ss .... Al
4 Daniel L. June to Christian Street, lot No.
% in section 33, sandusky y................ 50
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Notice to Contractors.

NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed proposals
~ will be received at the Auditors Office until Sep
tsmber the sixteenth 10th, 1870 for building an
addition TO the Court House. said plan OF plans,
and also fun and complete specifications Of the
work to be done, shall be open to public inspection
at all reasonable hours between the date Of this
notice and the making Of this contract; the work
to be completed on or before November the first
1871. The Commissioners reserve the right TO re-
iect or accept proposals.
Dated this ID day OF August, 1870.
3l-36 GEO. W. GURST. Co Auditor
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There is no place like Youngman's to buy
good suit cheap.
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9ie0.

In Ballville, on Tuesday August 18th, at o'clock
4. NJ, EDMUND, only son of ELIAS B. and AMELIA
MOORE, aged years and months.
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People do say that Youngman sells cassimeres
and cloths the cheapest of any dealer in the city
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GREAT SALE OF GOODS.
We are now closing out our Stock Of
Dress Goods and WOOlens
at reduced prices. MANY OF THEM LESS
THAN COST. Now is the time to purchase.
D. Garvin & Co.
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After announcement of the Committee the
Convention took recess, to meet at II
o'clock p. m.
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From Corns, Bunions. Bad Nsils, and those tor
turing Affections Chilblains, are earnestly recon-
mended to use DR.. j. Briggs well-known Curative
Tor certain relief and positive cure. Sold by LAM
MAN s. THOMAS, Fremont. DR., j, Briggs & Co.
Proprietors, Newark Nj, and Toronto, Canada.
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shomo & Co. have got them.

Game Base Bali.-The Croghans of this
city went to Bellevue on Tuesday, and played
friendly game of base ball with the "Hu-
rons," of that place, on their grounds, result
ing in the following score:
Innings, 1 2 4 Sc I SO
Croghans, 3 0 0 s 10 Is 2-5O
Hurons, 0 . s . II . 1-3l
The Oroghans speak in the highest terms OF
the manner in which they were entertained by
the Hurons.
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Persons having property for sale or rent, will dc
well to call on me.
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OAK WOOD CEMETERY

TOR SALE-A Frame Dwelling on
West side Clover Street. Fine situation, with
We'll, Cistern and plenty of fruit. This place is
offered at $1,000.
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sENEoA Co., o.-Rev. P. Grading, who was
elected by the Trustees Of Heidelberg College
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ISrew teI.,S III t e i,
SKOWHECAN, ME.

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the head of the Falls on the Kennebec river, in
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OF the Portland 4 kennebec Il. X.
This is one of the best arranged Hotels for family
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summer resort, cannot be found in Maine. The
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Prices for permanent or transient boarding are
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and stay good while.
We also have large airy stable TO board horses
or the guests that wish to bring their teams with
them. Also one of the best half-mile trottng parks
in the State, is connected with the House. free for
the guests to train their horses drive for pleasure
n7jan-tt S. b. BREW Proprietor
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- sa
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-29
Care of the Feet.

Concerning this subject, the Scientific
American very truly says
..NIany are cMeless in the keeping OF
the feet. If they wash them oncea week.
they think they are doing well. They do
not consider that the largest pores of the
system are located In the bottom OF the
foot, and that the most offensive matter is
discharged through the pores. They wear
stockings from the beginning Ia the end
of the week without change. which be-
comes completely saturated with offensive
matter.
..Ill health Is generally caused by such
treatment of the feet. The pores are not re-
pella.ts. but absorbents. and. this fe-
It'd matter. to greater or less extent Is
taken back into the system. The feet
should DO washed every day with pure wa
ter only. rs well rs the armpits, from
which AN offensive odor is also emitted.
unless daily ablution Is practised. Stock
ings should not be worn more than day
or two and then aired and summed. and
worn another day If necessary"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-29

There used to be pious old negro in
Boston named Caesar. and he was in the
habit Of praying SO loudly rs to be heard
by many Of their neighbors. On retiring
for the night his petition invariably was (:
"Lord. send dy angel for ole Ccsar-olc
Caesar always ready" One evening two
of his ncighbors. good men. but some
times bored by his .style." thought they
would try him on. They took position at
his door, and when tho usual petition was
made that echo Lord would send his an
gel" ole Caesar being always ready. they
Knocked loudly Mt the door. WHO darP"
said the darkey. 1.-The angel Of the Lord
come for old Caesar" was the reply. Out
went he light, scrambling into bed was
heard, and then. in trembling voice, that
same old uncle said /: $50 way. dar! go
way! Ole Cesar BAN dead dis ten year"
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OFFICIAL



AN ACT 10 authorize the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company. orits assigns. TO change
the established line Of Md rod In the state Of
Nebraska
he % s.scted ~ ns Se~sfs s.f Hc~ss Of Rsyrs-
ssntsf,pss Of hs Unksd Sfsiss " <nsres IN Cos,
grsss sAss.bisd, That the Burlington and Missouri
River Railroad Company, or is assigns Ia the state
OF NebrzskA, may 81 oar change the location OF that
pessiea of Ia line thai lies usss of ;he city VI LIN
coin, :. ard STATE :. .hG.n By The map ,hsreO i
STATES. 10 secure better and more practicable
rosts, and 70 connect with The Union faelnc Rail.
rod q or nsar the fort keArney reservation, aid
grant made BY the United state N aid In its con-
structiont Pyecsssd, Aeseter. That sAd line shall
pos DO located hrther scuth than the southern
STAG. and aid change shsll not impair the rights
to- nor change the location Of The aid land grant,
spd the nd company, or IL Nsigns, shall re-
esivs no difIerent or other OF greater quantity OF
ssf sssn .s s !. .s &. ss ss q d =
Approved. May .. 1870
AN ACT 70 amend IN ses estitlsd can act 10 In
cprporats the freedmAn's savings and Trust Com.
pany,, approved March third. eighteen hundred
,,ss.ss,ss ef sAs b.as< ss.,s. IF <.s,es 4. Cos.
800 sssssSis<. That he hfth section Of the act
Untitled can sot 10 incorporsts the freedmAn's
saving ana Tfuss cenp.ay,. .pprsy.a March
sans = Ssrsby, ansndsd b. adding thereto u the
- th~r~of tke words fcllowings "And 20 The ex-
80 az enc half a. bon1s % pcsss. ey mort
rnrs on real rststs indouhls NE value % ne loan
soa NE sspsr.ssss %. 81, 1' s..sis sSu owned
IN he atty q wsshiagsoa, to-uis' NE vss nsil o.
Ia s.nhsr three al Of lots four, ave. sx. seven
srd The south half Of lot number eight IN sqaais
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number two hundred and t.enty-one, slhd out
city Pyssssed That said corporation shall not use
The principal OF any deposts made with it Tor the
purposs OF such Improvement" n
sac . Ird % "a nnrfAsr sreefsf, That Congre.s
shall have the right 10 alter or repeal this amend
ment at any time,
Approved, May G. ls.U
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LID BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
DESIRABLE COUNTRY SEAT FOR SALE.

THE ESTATE Of the late Or. John
Mlllikeu, situated In Scarborough,
Hill seven miles from Portland, I've from
liiii Saco, one and one-half miles nom Old
y Orchard Beach, and one-half mile nom
Scarborough Depot. IL contains about one hun.
dred acres OF land cuts thirty tons Of hay, and 10
we'll stocked with choice ffuit tres. The buildings
consst Of large, thoroughly built, twostory brick
house, good farm and q wood and carriage house,
all In good repair. A fine stream Of water flows
through the hrm, anording good mill privilege,
ON ACCOUNT Of It's proximity 10 good markets, and
also 70 one Of the finest beaches In New England u
affords rare opportunity 10 any one wishing 10
purchase o pleasant country home. Price, 5000,
which Is much less than tho cost Of the buildings.
Apply 70 Joseph lIobson, No. !, Springs islard.
Saco, Ne. H.... 2u
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| MAKES THE WEAK STRONG

Cure for Female weakness.
Circulars or further Information sent on receipt OF
Stamp, By addressing the Manufactures, Mrs. Linus
Belcher, Randolph, Mas.
Street, Boston, On. ALvAS BACON, Biddeford, Me-,
ResdsipA, Msss, Oct. 10, 1852.
Mas. BELcHER,-I had been . sufferer for seven
YEAR before knew about your Medicine. had no
hith for had tried various kinds OF Medicine and
several Physicians and was only relieved for short
time. win cheerfully say TO yon and the public
have tried this valuable Female Medicine, and ex-
perienccd Q cure, without the aid OF Supporters,
kfpm three bottles. Very respectfully, : :.
6m5Oeow MRS q. ii. WINNETT.
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JOINT RESOLUTION for the return Of evidence Of
honorable discharge 10 officers and enlisted men,
be % rs.ehed by ns Senate sid H,sse Of Repre-
se.faiipss Of tAs Us,fsd STATES Of <nsrea IN Co.'S
gyess ssssAbisd, That In all cases where 10 has DO
come necessary fbr any officer or enlisted man OF
the army 10 ale his evidence Of honorable discharge
from the military service Of the United States 70
secure the settlement OF his socounts, the account
Ing officer with whom II has been He'd shall, uPon
apniIcation by aid officer or enlisted man. deliver
10 him such evidence Of honorable discharge, Yre-
p,di.g provided his accounts shall have been duly
settled and provided that the fAet, date, anu
amount OF such settlement shall hr-t DO clearly
written across the ce Of such evidence OF honorable
discharge and Attested by the signature OF the ae
counting officer.
Approved, May 4, 1870
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ms Reusiy Doe no Simply relieve ~ sb~t lnss,
bat produces psrct ard p<nnaneot cures 81 ths voyt
cases % CbrvAIe Nasai Csfark anA stu pev $500 70.
scsrt T~ esss that easssf esss. .Cod 10 .ks hesds
and Catarrhal Headache are cured Win Nv sppncs-
toos II 700 lave disehAsEs tvu he pcs, Offensive q
9th rvise stopping up the II tines partial ss u he
pense d smeil, TASTE ~ hearing, syes watering vcsk,
se du have palm psussus 10 he head roo nay rst
assured thai yoa have Caiauh rheasanas snnaauy,
uthous m.olSssne half q ths sbsvs synptsns terminals
10 Coosnmptioa and end In The Erass No dIssass %
comuoa move dec~ptive less unersood By hys.ianA
I uI send my phamphlet Catanh 10 any addrss i've
DE- s.ss's catanh Remedy b nov
SOLD BY MOST DRUGGISTS IN ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Prics 60 oeots seni By mall. postpaid, rseelpt q %
cens c -four packages fbs two dollan Beware eoss.
fsrJe,h and rorfA8 fmifafieHs Bee that my 1rfcafs
Stsmp, which 10 positive guarantee Of gsnsfasns's,
upon hs oussLie wspprr kememher that this p~ivsss
stamp lssued by The United States Government exprssy
fa Stamping my medicines, has my pnrtrAit, nane and
sddrr aad The voUs NJ. g. Cerincsts Il 0enuInepess"
engraved upon d. and need not be nisaken. Dcat bs
svpied by travellers and cts, rpresenine hsnsrives
- Dr. sAgs, an The ouly now tving that has the
knoulchgs and right 10 maDaiActue the genuine Do.
sases Catauh R<meiy, and never travel 10 ell this
medicine. H. w. PIERCE, ". d,
l3un l33 sencca street. Bu6sio, N. Y.
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VTTANTED AGENTS-To sell the HOME
w SHUTTLE SEWING MACHIND. Price SIS
Il images the "Lock stitch" Ialike on both slde.)
and Il less than SEQ. Licensed by Wheeler q Will
son, Grover Baker, and singer 4 Go. All other
under.feed Shuttle Machines sold for less than 500
are inifingements and the seller and user liable 70
prosecution. AddrS JOHNSON, CLARK CO.,
Iouis Ma - 10 -" -. out Jm6
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AN ACT 10 extend the time within which persons
elected 10 ONCE may take the oath OF ONCE pre-
scribed In an act entitled "An act 10 admit the
state Of Texas 20 representation In the Congress OF
the United states" approved March thirty, eight
cen hundred and seventy.
Bs 10 s.aet.S by hs Senate AID House ef Reprssen-
tafi,,s of tAs Usisd States Of knertes 81 ceswsss
as..mblsd That all persons duly elected 10 ONCE In
the State OF Texas, and holding the proper certh-
cate OF such election, shall have thirty days nom
April thirty, eighteen hundred and seventy within
which 10 take, subscribe and hle the oath OF ONCE
prescribed In the act OF Congress approved March
thirty eighteen hundred and seventy, for the I'D
mission Of the State Of Texas to representation In
the Congress OF the United states.
Approved, May 4, 1870.
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6to DAY-Buaness entirely new spd honora.
0IU ble Liberal Inducements. Descriptive cir.
cula1 free. Address J. q. RAND 4 CO., BiddefOrd,
Me- -. 3m6
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THIS ID No i0A By sending 80 c.yr., with age,
height, color OF eyes and hair you will receive by
hand or Wife, with name and date Of marriage. Ad.
dress w. FOX, p. o. Drawer No. 81, Pultonyills, N.
Y 4w0
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..ry ofthe Interior shall easss muc.of ths tr.e. q
land known a. the Fovernuens nrm. In the Dsaict %
Columbia. may not be deemed neees..r Tor ne u,s
% the aqueuct 10 be s.t Oh by netes and bounds "
the board OF trustees of the school of rvor. In 90
eoranee with the provision of the nrst section Of the
act % July twenty -hnh. eighteen hundred ard sixty
AIN % which this IL amendment; and thereupon the
said board trustees shall have exclusive possession
and contro of such portion shall be thus set on 10
tlsem. l. sa.s-
Approved, May G, 1870,
AN ACT smesiaiory Of the organic law Of Colorado
Territory, and Tor other purposes.
Be as-aeisd ~ ne Senate sad Howss u Rspvssesis-
frss u A< Csiisd States of AsSrfea In Coa0rsH AZ
ssties, That the organic Law Of the Territory of Col
orsdo be- and the Is hereby, oar amended that
nm appeal sbAii be allowed On any nnai order lnds-
ent er decree of any probate court IN ssid Territory
o the district court ~ the district within which such
probate eoart u held under such prOper reEulauons
A. shall be prescribed by the law VI sad Territory
and hereafter ~rit Of error appeal shaii Re ~.
lowed nun, any decision of probate court direcy 10
The supreme curt of said Territory.
SEC. T. Asdbs further snaefsd, That the lefislA-
tive assembly, OF SAID Terrtory may, by krnerh IN
corporation laws. authorize persons 10 nssociate
together bodies Corporate for charitable
or educational purposes.
Approved, May \, ls7o.
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~ -,,, - ,ouyvvwsyv> NO
&h0 WILL bE fUhfElIkU d.
~SON Oh. 4 DIX, u hrinS - eurs u -
uns M ~ ~ pAy.scAn, nav e9kduany end psr'
nAs,sy, W. = r.s ~. eeeupsiiea % ~ szps'
- rssssas nsdk,ssss
skLy-AbCsk AND SOLITARY nABIn,
fneif eGects md eocs<qsenc-s,
~ EpxcrAL AIINpxrS AND slfrAr .If
.--. -. 49,. - 49,. 90
i
SECRET AND DELICATE pItOkDk0t
~.., ,s..,,,,., r,upsleos s.d an p,~,ss,s - n.
49, si,~s ~ m. s.ss iSsust ~ Doay Piupsrs "a
sspS osu ss,. - - 49,, N.vv,ss,>.., Csr~u.
$500 49, I..I...sss ia vonsh - ths ussv ~.
eso sr
vAn0s''
49, b0fu kxx0, blnuks oh AAAAaAo'
N. ~.
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE,
.-...-A. s...>s v~.s.. -r.s
- nseseSs 1880
. % arssssd u,as patasoss nevof - ~ g. csr
hsnoiccl- tn sufy enuance 70 ne emcs No. SAs ~
Inc ~ esnnestoa vsth biz rssaenes, enssSsy -
lily intupu, % tat % ~ soeeans On eny pepeo ns'
ltsls sppyios 4 M stses.
I.,<,v s...,t,. t.sd e"soos !. eoo,,dsd s.o<p. By
quaeis Who Vim ssy o. DO anything, even ps3uv hem
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AN ACT 10 amend an act entitled IAN act 70 enforce
mechanics liens On buildings In the Dlstries VI
Columbia"
Be % snsefsd By tAs Senate a.d Hssse Of RsPrssr-
faf,res of tAs Usaed Stsfss II xn<rina n cssgrsa
s.s.nbisd, That any sabcoutractor. lourneyman, of
laborer employed inths construetion or repsirinx
of any building. or In furnishing any materials OF
owner thereof notice In writing particularly setting
forth the amount Of his claim and the service rem
dered, for which his employer Il indebted TO hun,
and that he holds the owner Responsible tor t,e
sane aud the owner VI the building shall Dc liable
for such claim, but not 20 exceed the amount due
ffOm him 20 the employer at the time OF notice, or
subsequently. which may BE- recovered In an action
SEC Isd BE- % further enacted, That whenever
any sub-contractor, ourneyman or lAborer shall 70
cover any such claim nom the owner or the build
ing, the same may be set on by such owner In any
action brought against him by the person who 9th
the contract
Approved, May 6, 1870,
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-29

AN ACT 10 provide for the survey OF the Fort
Gratiot military reservation in The State OF Mich
igan.
a, NJ enacted ~ hs Senate ssd House ef Rsprsssn-
tlfrss of As Uatfsd sites Of Im,rioa N Corgrss.
asTbisd That there be, and Is hereby, appropriated
nom any moneys In the treasury not otherwise sp-
propriated, the sum OF three thousand dollars. 10
Complete the survey and subdivision OF the Fort
Gratiot military reservation In pursuance OF law,
and that said money be returned 10 the treasury
nom the ptoceeds OF the sale Of any part OF said
military reservation.
Approved, May 4, 1870.