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STYLISH GOODS!

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ID No. "a.
WHITE GOODS, SWISS. oRGANDIES,
LAWN, STRIPED PlQUE,
STRIPED AND PLAIN NAINSOOK,
Beautiful styles Lace Collars, Linen Collars and
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all styles, and handsome Ties and Bows. at No "a
CLARK'S o. N. T. SPOOL COTTON.
w hite and Black, and a variety of colors, for sale
by TRUSSELL x LUCAS.
June 7, 1870.
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Parties knowing themselves indebted to
Benjamin f. Beall, for subscription, job work
advertising, up to the LIST of January last
will also find their accounts at the same places,
to which their immediate attention is re-
quested, as this business should have been
settled long ago.
GEO w HAINEs Trustee
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NEE YOUR MONEY AT HOME.

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DR.. w. F. LIPPITT.
Agent Tor Jefferson County.
DR. C. T. RIcHsRpsoS,
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June IS. IST0-Iy
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DOCK AGENTS WANTED in the South, to sell
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MIs us.
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T AIDES DRESS GOODS. by the pat,ern, at No
Ii 81 Black and Figured Lawns Jacbhstts. Or
Randies. French Grenadines. White Pique, Striped
aud Figured do, Dotted Swiss, Nainsook. Piqus
Braid aud FrsngE-all btauiiful and latest Styles
Cal! and examine. TRUSSELL & LUCAS
June p, 1870.
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VIM C CARRINGToN. Prssident.
1No. +, EDlE RRDS. Vice President.
y J. HARTSO0K. Secretary.
J.'J. HOPKINS, Ass't Secretary.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-04

auarfran slane--HoW II Bothers an
EnFiishman.
The utter ignorance Of the Eng
ilish of the signifcation of American
slang expressions often cause some
curious scenes between them and
Yankee buyers in England, who seem
to think that because their language
generally is understood, all their
American idioms will be. An ex-
pert buyer, junior partner in one of
our large American firms, at a recent
visit to his correspondent in an Eng
lish manufacturing city, was CON-
plimented by the senior partner Of
the house, who insisted on personal
ly showing goods to his American
purchaser.
There sir" said Dowlos, throw
ing out a roll Of goods, "what do
you think of that p
90, that's played out" said the
American.
ats what said Bull.
"It's played out, I tell" said his
customer.
"Played,-ah really-we call it
plad h'yar in England; but this isn't
plaid; plad, you know"
No said Yankee, I don't mean
plad. mean ter say its gone up ,
"Oh, no." said Britisher, anot at
all; it has net gone up-qllite the
contrary. We've taken off from the
price"
"Over the left; sits threepence too
high now
No doubt of it, but our neighbors
you know on the left are not manu-
facturers, you know.
"Verg likely; but L don't care to
be stuck when / get home"
"R.eally. Most extraordinary. Is
it ss dangerous in New York as the
newspapers say
Yes, but 1 don't want these goods.
L &c got some already that will knock
the spots out of 'em.
But, my dear, there's no spots on
the goods, 1 assure yah. They are
perfect"
We'll, well, suppose We switch Off
on these goods, and try something
else
Certainly! and the Englishman, to
the infinite amusement Of the Ameri-
cans friend, called a clerk with 3
whisp-broom and directed him to
switch off any dust he could find
while he proceeded to show some
thing else.
There, said the Englishman tri
umphantly, spreading out another
fabric, there's the handSomest piece
of go DDS in England, 'arf aguines
yard
1 can't see it, said his customer.
Can't see it? why, you are looking
straight at it; however sUppose-y
try.the light of this window
No, 1 don't mean that said the
American, Il haven't got the stamps
for rsuch goods
'Stampsp no stamps required but
a bill stamp, which we are happy to
furnish.
This misunderstanding might have
continued long er had not one of the
younger members of the house, see
ing his seniors perplexity, rescued
the American aud put him through
after the manner of his countrymen.
Boston Comm, vctal Bulletin.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-04

the house Of the village justice, to
whom, in virtue of his position, she
gave her whole confidence, and, in
formed him of the object other jour
ney. He was ready to take her in,
and asked her to go to bed with bis
wife. When all lay in deep sleep
the covetous host got up, went into
the garden, and dug hole there, He
then took sharp knife, went up to
the bed where the two were asleep,
and with a steady hand cut the throat
Of the person lying furthest from the
wall, took up his victim and buried
her in the garden. When he came
back he found the bed empty. He
had murdered his own wife instead
of the stranger. The wife lay close
to the wall during the evening, but
had afterward moved to the outer
side of the bed. The girl had got
out of bed after the murder, and
hastened away with her money.
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NOTICE.

ELIZABETH KGHLER, John Kehler Mary
II Koehler, Jacob Koehler, Catharine K9hleT,
Henry KOeh eT and Christine Koehler, will take
notice that L, George ]. Msier, OF the County Of
Sandusky, in the state of Ohio, did, on the 29tb
day OF December, A. d. 1869, file my petition in
the Court of Common Plea, within and for the
County of Sandusky, in said State Of Ohio Ss4inst
Elizabeth kO5hler, John koehler, Mary Koehler,
Jacob K0hler, Catharine Kehler, Henry Kehler,
Christine KRhler children and heirs at law of John
KoehleT, deceased John Parker, and Mary Parker
his wife, who was formerly the wife and late the
widow OF said John hRhler, deceased, defendants
setting forth that the said John Koehler deceased
in his lifetime executed and delivered to the said
plaintiff, George j. Maier, his two certain promis-
sorry notes ed February 4th 1885, one for 600 90
due January lst 1864, and one for 800 90 due Feb
24th, 1865 and that the said John KChler (now de-
eeasvdl on the same day executed and delivered his
certain Mortgage deed, on the following described
lands and tenements situate in the County of San
dusky and State Of Ohio, and known twenty acres
of land to be taken of Of the south side of the 70
acre tract conveyed by Jacob @. Burg and wife, to
the said plaintiff, by deed Nov. l4th, 1850, and
which 20 acre tract is deacribed as follows
The north haI of the north east quarter of section
number three l3) Township number five Isl north Of
range number thirteen 49, excepting and reserviDg
twenty acres, OFF Of the west end OF said laid lot;
the tract conveyed containing 20 acres more OF less
The twenty acres conveyed by said George J. J.Maier
and wife TO said John Koehler TO be taken of by
parallel line, of the south side Of said 20 acre tract
that since the giving Of the said mortgage the said
John Koehler departed this life intestate, that no
administration was taken out On said John Hoeh-
lers estate, and that the said plaintiffs all claim an
interest in said lands and tenements, under the
said John KOehler, deceased. And also PRAYING
that said plaintiffs, may pay said sums of money
now claimed TO be due, together with interest
thereon from the Path day of February, A. D. 1858,
OF that said premises may be sold to pay the same;
the said plaintiffs each and all Of them are notified
that they are required to appear and answer said
petition, on or before the 26th day of February A.
ID. 1870. EVERETT & FOWLER.
Atty for Plaintiff
Fremont, o. Dec. 2s, lsss.-6R-S
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A Murderer,s Mistake.

The Cologne Gazette relates a hor-
rid story as enacted at Schl.irnm IN
the Government of Posen. A coun-
try girl, living not fSr from that place
had received her inheritance of three
hundaed thalers from the authorities
there. On her return home she spent
the night in a village. Having no
residence there she took refuge at
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LEGAL NOTICE.

RIiza Weller PTf.
Peter Weller Deft.
DEFENDANT will take notice that
- the Plaintiff has filed in the office of the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
the County Of sandusky and State Of Ohio
charging in substance that she is the wife of the
sa defendant, that said defendant is an habitual
drunkard, and has been for mora than three years
last passed, that he has been guilty Of extreme
cruelty tc petitioner and praying that on the e.
nal hearing Of this cause she may be divorced
fromthim the said Peter Weller, Defendant, is also
notified that plaintiff viii take depositions IN said
case at the office of s. Brush & Son, in the city Of
Buffalo, County Of Erie and State Of New York
on the 10th day Of February, a. j.. 1870, between
the hours of o'clock A, IL, and o'clock Z. NJ,
and wll adjourn from day to day until all are ta-
ken.
Fremont, Ohio, Jan. Goth. 20.
]. L. GREENE.
Plaintiffs & Atty,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Lucy B. Cutler
Plaintiff vs.
VIM. Cutler, Def't.
TN THE COURT OF COMMON
i Pleas, sandusky County, and State of Ohio
The said William Cutlel, Defendant, now resident
Of said State will take notice, that the said Lucy
B. Cutler, did on ths 18th day Of January, A. ID.
1870 file her Petition in said Court, against said
William Cutler, alleging, that said Defendant Is
her husband and that said Defendant has been
guilty Of gross neglect of duty, and OF wiful alb
senee toward said Plaintiff, for more than three
years last past and praying for decree of divorce
against said Defendant, and an order for the care
and controle Of said Alice Cutler and Walter A.
Cutler, their minor children, said William Cutler
Is required answer said Petition on or before the
26th day Of February A. d. 1870.
LUCY b. CUTLER, PIf.
By OLIVER L. BENTLETT, her Atty.
January Goth. 10; As
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.KNIT---KNIT T. K NJ T
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Price s25. Will knit 900 stitches per minute. Ad
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Farm for Sale

THE sUBSCRIBEB efFers for sale his farm o
100 acres, lying three miles west OF Bellevue 0
acres under good cultivation; 20 acres tinrferpd
lana. There Il new frame house and an aprI or
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year Enquire On the premises OF a 1is ofics.
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SLEEPING COACHE S
NOTICE.

NpcIIE s hereby gwen that will nothe r.
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as
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COMMON SENSE!!!

WANTED-AGENTS. $3.50 per month to sell the
only GENUINE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
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Mccall NOTICE,

Lucy =. Sq.lsf In the Court of Common Pleas
IV1r : 4I1rti rstlSr IIrt Of sanduslzy County, o.
PROPOSITIONS in this action will
~ be taken by Plaintiff, at the Office Of II. R. &
Cleveland, Ohio, on the gath day Of February, A.
ID. 1870, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A. NJ, and
o'clock P. N, and the examination will be ad-
iourned from day to day, thereafter if necessary.
LUCY B. CUTLER.
January l5th, 30. 4-9
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ASH your Doctor or DruggistfOr sweet
Quinine-it equals bitter Quinine. Is MID by
STEARES, FAIR CO., Chemists, New York,
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-13

WAR FACTS AND RUMORs.


LONDON, Dec. 10.-The French hold Brie,
Champigpy, Creutil, Mont Dauron, and Du-
crate. The army was at Vincenpes on the 9th.
The next sortie will probably be on the north
side, along the Scissors railway.
The loss of the French was 600 aud the Ger
mans 5000, The German loss in the battle of
the Loire exceeds 1000.
The German advance on Havre turned aside
and Dleppe was probably occupied to-day.
BORDEAUX, Dec 1O.-Tbe people of this city
have sent large numbers of recruits to the
front and are.equipping and drilling more. Ad-
vices from Tours, announce the arrival there of
over 1000 German prisoners
Gambetta telegraphs to the projects of depart
ments from the head quarters of Gen. Chau-
sey, and says Gen. Chausey continues taking
many prisoners and inflcting heavy loss on
the enemy. From this you may judge how
false are German dispatches which state that
the army Of the Loire was crushed. Chausey,
with only half that army, is still able to oppose
successfully the German advance.
The Portland daily press., 1870-12-13

FOREIGN 1TEMs.-A strong prejudice still
exists in England against schoolmasters. They
murdered one in Liverpool the other day,
named Christian Flueck, in his own house,
and he was buried with distinguished honor
three days after.
1t is reported that Aurora, one of the largest
islands of the New Hebrides in the South Pa
cifc, has disappeared bodily beneath the sea.
The island was lao square miles in extent, and
was inhabited.
woman and two children had narrow
escape from death near ROTTERDAM, England,
on the LIST inst A coal train, which had left
the metals, ran against and almost entirely de-
mOlished cottage. The woman and children
were buried beneath the ruins, but none of
them sustained dangerous injuries
Telegraph post-offices are fast increasing in
England. Eight were opened the last week in
November.
Napoleon the First's sword, conquered by
Prince Butcher at Waterloo, has found its
place of honor in the Prussian Military College
at Berlin, the Marshal having made present
of it. King William has followed the Mar
shals example by besuowing the sword which
Napoleon LII. gave up at Sedan to the same
college, to be preserved side by side with that
of the first Napoleon.
M. Drouyn d'Lhuys contradcts report
that he has sent in writing his adhesion to the
government of the National Defence.
THE REPUTATION OF THE NEW YORK JU-
DICIARY.-A gentleman lately died in Canada
who had been for many years prominent citi-
zen of Boston, but had removed to Canada two
years ago. His life was insured in New York
for amounts exceeding fifty thousand dollars.
The administrator of his estate in Canada de-
manded payment of the policies; but the COM
panies found that there was some doubt as to
the legal residence of the assured and requested
the administrator to take out letters of admins
tration upon the estate in New York, in order
that payment to him of the assurance might
be a legal discharge of their liability.
The administrator refused to do this, and
threatened, if the money was not paid, to sue
the companies in the United States courts.
His only reason for the refusal was given in
these words:
II will not, as the custodian of a dead mans
estate, subject it to the jurisdiction of New
York court, if can help it. My duty to the
widow, the orphans and the creditors will not
permit me to put this money in what regard
the peril of being devoured by legal sharks and
corrupt judges, and to postpone the settlement
of my accounts indefinitely, perhaps intermin-
ably"
line matter was settled by the consent OF the
administrator to take out letters of admins
tration in Massachusetts,, and the money will
be paid to him without further question. But
if the assured had previously been resident of
New York instead of Boston, 1T could not have
been adjusted SO easily; but must have been
delayed long time, and perhaps have led to
costly ard tedious litigation in the United
States courts.
This incident is but one of many constantly
occurring, which shows the rerute our city en-
| Joys throughout the world for corrupt judi
| clary.-N. Y. E0ening Post.