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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-03-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rhe season and its panger,.

AAE 0Cn8OAA a AA0 us
The human body is cnieSy composed Of tissues
aud bres as sensitive TO every change in the con
dillon OF the atmosphere as the most delicate cleo
trometer, or the quicksilver in a barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves the lunga, and
the etory organs are especially liable to be af-
fected by these variations, and the best defence
against their disastrous tendency Is TO keep the di-
rsstive machinery, which feeds and nourishes the
whole system, in good working order.
If the stomach is weak or disordered neither the
blood nor the bile can be in the healthy state, and
upon the fitness Of these two important fluids for
tine Offices assigned to them by nature, and the
regularity OF their flow, health in great measure
depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling va
uors as it often is at this season Of the year. the
digestion should be an object of peculiar care. II
it is weaK and Ianguid, the whole physical struo-
ture viii be enervated. Ii it is vigorous, the entire
organization Will be strong to resist the untOward
and depressing influence OF a damp and yitiated
atmosphere.
A pure aud powerful tonic is therefore especially
needed as a safe guard against the diseases most
common in the spring, and Hostetter's Stomach
Bi5ters being the most wholesome and potent
medicine of the class at present known, course of
it is particularly advisable at this period Of the
year. The stomach will thereby be toned and
strengthened, the liver and bowels regulated, the
nervous system llsced up, snd nature put in a
state Of active defence against the missma which
superinduees intermittent and rsmittent fevers,
rheumatisms, nervous debility, headache, hypo-
chondria and other complaints which apt to as
I sl,Ts 10
body is strengthened without exciting the brain,
and Consequently no unpleasant reaction follows
its reviving and FenovatiDg operation.
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NE1eHRoRHoop NEWS.

SENEcA, Co, O.-Nr Valentine Smith, an
old and well known resident of Tifin, died at
his residence in that city, on the 10Th inst.'
aged about fifty years--A. 7. Barnes, former
President OF the Tifin Agricultural works, has
removed to Lancaster, O.-The trial of Dam
iel Smith, accused OF stealing sheep from a
Baker, took place on Friday the llth. A ver-
diet of guilty was rendered By the jury. Smith
having the liberty OF the court, by virtue Of
his bail, left the court room while the case was
being argued, and took leave of the city, and
came to Fremont, where he was followed, To-
captured, and returned to TifIin and TO custo-
dy.--A man named Stanley was arrested il
Tifiin, on charge OF bigamy, by constable Wa
ters, of Sandusky county, who started on the
cars to bring his prisoner to Fremont The
prisoner succeeded in diverting the attention
of the officer, and when the train Stacked up,
at Spicer Creek, he jumped Of and took to the
woods, Aud the officer returned alone.
SUINur, Co, O.--Mrs j. A. Rockwell,
while skating at tho Rink, in Akron, slipped
backward, and throwing her left hand ont to
save herself, dislocated the bones at the wris
Mrs. s. Il. Coburn, caught her foot and
fell, while going down stairs, last week, caus-
ing her to receive a severe fall. She WAS cay
rying her little grandson in her arms at the
time, and both narrowly escaped serious inju-
ry.-Mr H. Beardsly, of Akron, has leased
the best hotel in Lincoln, the State Capitol
of Nebrasks.--Mr. Phil Atwood, of Akron,
died OF apoploxy, on Thursday the 18th inst.
On Saturday night, tho l2tll, the woFhmen
On the roof of the new Aoadsmy Of Music, in
Akron, left two small charcoal stoves where
they had been working. In the evening the
wind famed the Goals into a 1amo and blew
the sparks in every direction. The danger
was discovered and the causs removed.
HURON Co, Coco. Kennsn lectures IN
North Fairfield on the night of the ID, Of
Aprl.--For an assault on Catharine Green
feller, Of Monroevinc, man named Crawford
was arrested, on the 18th, and in default of
bail was lodged in jail.--Rev J P Hill, of the
Baptist church in NorEalk has resigned his
charge. John Cline, proposes to erect a rink
on Wlnttlesey Avenue, the coming summer,
which will he a fine sffair.-Robert Hols-
dam, OF NorwnIk, assaulted Marshal Couch,
of that place, on the night of the 10Th, knock
ing him insensible, md SO injuring him that,
for time his life was dcspaired Of Holsdam
was arrested. and in default Of bail sent to jail
The affair occurred in front of WhittlesayHall,
where some young men had created dis
turbsncc which the Marshal was endeavoring
to quel.
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REAL ESTATE.

An Lots for sale in Fremont.
TU All who want homes that prom
ise health and comfort or any in
town or county, who want safe in
vestment for profit may find exactly
what they need by calling on A. II.
Miller, OF DR.. z. Dillon at his Office
near the Court House
We cordially invite all interested
to examine carefully for themselves,
for we sincerely believe we are offer
ing the cheapest and most desirable
lots ever sold in this city. Admirably
located-unsurpassed for gardening
purposes. Pure water, dry cellars
and quick and ready aeeessgteeyery
part ofthe city. For terms, &c, call
on a. II. MILLER, for
1I-14 DIR. F. DILLON.
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Tho following translated from an ancien
lyric poem of the North of France, seems to Il
very tender and beautiful:
The Mother to Her Child.
Sweet babe, true portrait of thy fathers faoe
Sleep on tho bosom That thy lips have prest
Sleep, little one, snd closely, gently place
Thy drowsy eyelid on thy mothers breast.
Upon that tender eye, my little friend,
Soft sleep shall come, that oometh not to ma.
watch to see thco, nourishing thee, dofend->
IT'S sweet to watch for thoe-elono for thee.
His arms fall down; sleep sits upon his brow ;
His eye is closed; he sleops-how still and
calm;
We're not his check tho apples rRddy glow,
Would you not say ho slept on deaths cold
arm?
Awake my boy Il trOmblo with alright
Awake and chase this fatal thought IN
close
Thine eye but for one moment on tho light
Even at the price of thine, give mo ropOse'
Sweet error !-ho but slept--1 breathe agoin-
Come, gentle dEcams the hour Of sleep be-
guile.
Oh when shall he, for whom sigh in vain,
Beside mo watch to see thy waking smile
IRA
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The Wholesale Merchants, OF Nashville, at I
meeting on the leth, adopted circular ad
drossod to the Boards OF Trade, of the leading
cities, appealing to them to use their influence
against congressional interference with affair
in Tennessee. Thoy allege thNt-tho state hai
been unusually quiet and business prosperous
But tho proposition to subject the state to out
side interference has created distrust in busi-
ness and brought trade TO pause.
The female brokers, Woodruff, Ciafhr &
Co, of New York, are implicated in the recent
forgerios in New York One check, drawn in
their favoF, by Park 6 Tilford, for $40. was
altered TO Si,366.62, and deposited by the fair
bankers il tho Fourth National Bank An
other, for 5000, in favor OF the same parties,
on the New York County Bank, was taken to
that bank by the fair ones, and certified, but
the certiflcation was subsequently cancelled
They bid fair to get where the Chicago papers
maintained they belongod-in Sing Sing
Tho House of Representatives has done it
self no credit by refusing to expel Butler OF
Tennessee, though cloar majority put them
selves on The record in favor Of that penalty
for his s;,.e OF cadotships. In vote expeuing
him from IT, Iouso as unworthy Of member
ship the yeas and nays stood lO2 for the reso-
luton, an2 SO against it; but ss two-third
vote is cqaired to adopt resolution of expul-
sion, Butler saved his per diem and mileage
for tho remainder Of this Congress By twelve
votes.
The latest sensation in New York is now
species Of forgery, BY which checks on the
banks are altered 50 skilfully that no trace Of
the alteration is loft. A check given by Fisk &
Hatch for $50, on the Fourth National Bank,
was altered to $500 and one on the Bank of
Commerce for $50, was altered to $1,000
Frauds, in this way to tho extent of 100000
have been discovered. Tho checks were all
drawn with black ink. None drawn in vio-
ct colored ink woro tGmpered with, from
which it is argued that the anaiine inks resist
the action of chemicals SO ss TO defeat the at-
teTnpts of forgeTs
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9eatbs.

In this city, on the 23d inst, at l-2 O'Clock,
P. II, FRANK y. GURSEY, in the 5lst year of
his age.
On the 2lst inst, at Fostoria, in his 10Th
year, Rev. J. Davis, Of the United Brethren
Church.
Rev Davis had been an itinerant minister
of his church in North Western Ohio for over
thirty years, and was loved and respected by
all who knew him. lie died in the full hope
OF blessed immortality. His funeral took
Place ut Fostoria, on the 23J, and vas largely
attended.
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Wann CAuCussEs.

Tho Republican electors Of the diferen
wards Of the city, are requested to meet at thu
places named below, on Friday evening Apri
lst, st I o'clock, to place in nomination suit
able candidates for Council and other Ward
Offices.
Electors of. the First Ward, viii meet at th'
Club Room in Buckland's Old Block.
Electors OF the Second Ward, VIII meet q
tho Office Of J. L. Greene, Sr.
Electors OF tho Third Ward, VIII meet at th'
oeico OF Bucklnnd, Everett & Fowler
A full attendance is requested.
BY ORDEE COMMITTEE.
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TOLEDO EIARKET.


The following despatch was resolved by the
Board OF Trade to-day:
Nzw York, March 23.-I230 F. Il.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat, dun and
in buyers favor. Corn scarce and firm. Oats
dull and Ic lower. Gold, ll2 IS.
On Change to-day Wheat was more active.
Amber sold 3-Ic lower at 81 o.. No Red
3-4c lower st sl.03. 40. l White Michigan
sold at Sis, anadvance Of - since Monday
White michigan Regular sold unchanged at
Sill
Corn quiet. No. Old sold unchanged at
SOC and New closed Ic better at TSc
Oats duh, Nc ! sold OF IS I-2c
No2 Rye sold at 75e.
SALT-Fino Ouondaga, Port Austin and
Saginaw, 50 15rer Lll.
WATER LDtE-Heli at 81 7522 90 as per
quality and brand.
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THE RAILROAD LocATBD.-At last we have
the satisfaction OF stating that tho projected
RAILROAD from Toledo to Crestline has been f.
nally located by way of Tiffin. Tho contract
has not yot been let, owning to some legal
technicaiities that have got to be gone through,
but it Is anticipated that all arrangements for
its speedy construction will be completed viii.
in a month. The road Is TO run, as we under
stand it, by way of bIel1nore to New Lexington,
on the Baltimore and Chic Railroad, formerly
Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark Railroad
TTfTn A4re7tis =.
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Repor Of the Grand Jury in the Case of
Albert Hastings.

/ 10 The Hon ChaS. T.. Pc7neicc!i, Judge Of
Common Pleas SdadItsIg county, Ohio:
The Grand Jury beg leave to report that
they lind that one Albert Hastings youth OF
less than sixteen years, a resident Of said coun-
ty, was, on the 18th day OF February A. d.
1870. at said County OF Sandus&y Ohuo, guilty
of willfully and wantonly breaking open and
entering a Grocery of ono Taylor Hatfield, Of
said county, and the and there did steal, take
ard carry away one dollar in lawful money Of
the United States, one penknife of the value of
two dollars: and that said Albert Hastings did
futher willfully and wantonly, at said county
afore said on OF about the 18th day OF February,
A. D. 1870, enter and break into an Office Of
one Chas. Burnen, at the village OF Clyde, and
did then and there and thereby take, steal and
carry away ono Revolver OF the value Of seyen-
teen dollars, one poeket-knife of tho value Of
sevonty-fve cents; and they further find that
said Albert Hastings is an habltual criminal,
given to and constantly practicing in crime
stealing whatever he can carry away, breaking
into buildings and indulging III crime and wan
tonness: that said Hastings parents are very
poor and exercise no control or restraint on
him:
And they say that they believe said Albert
Hastings is a suitable and proper youth to be
sent to the Reform Farm. And recommend
that he be sent TO the Reform Farm Tor such
q time as the Court may think best.
ll-12 HUGH B, HINLINE, Foreman.
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having relieved the sick, and p . ed his
fellew men in every part os tho country, as
thousands Of gveatcful testimonials could
prove. The Judsons Mountain Herb Pills
have cured -Dyspop-ia, Liver Complaint,
Female Irregularities sndal Bilious disorders
This little sketch serves both to adorn tale
and point q moral, Dr.. JUdson's Pills were
meritorious and the Doctor himself knew the
valuo Of printers ink. Sold b. all dealers.
1918
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You want on elegant suit OF clothes, do
you2 Well go to Crane & Wykos They are
the tailors you are in search of, fitting you to
perfection and charging low prices. Their
stock embraces always the newest fashions in
both costly and inexpensive fabrics. Stop in
and give them an order; you can't do better.
2R-1v
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REPuRLTCAN CAUCUS

The Republican voters of York Township
are requested TO meet at York Center on
saturday April ID, 20, at ? o'clock, P. NJ for
the purpose of nominating candidates for the
several Township Offices, to be filed at the
coming election. By ORDER COMMITTEE.
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cAuCus.

Tho Republicans Of Green Creek Township,
viii 1soct at the Office Of ]. zephenick' IN
Clvdo. on saturdayApril 2nd, 1870, at . O'clock
P. n, for tho purpose of nominating Township
49, By oRnrR COMMITTEE.
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Local NOTICES

WA RICE & BRo'spromise their customers
a very lively and attractive stock OF prices
that will remind them Of Specie Times, Best
Prints 10 Cts.
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Dedication-ofodd TelIow,s HaII.-Tb,

Dedication of Odd Fellows Hall.-The
dedication of the new Hall OF Croghan Lodge
No II, Independent order Of Odd Fellows, took
place on Thursday evening, the 18th. Great
preparations had been made for receiving and
entertaining guests from abroad, but when the
hour for assembling arrived the numbers that
poured in exceeded expectation. The evening
Trains brought large representations from To-
Iedo, Clyde, Sandusky, bellevue. Norwalk,
Tifin, Findlay, Fostoria, and Green Springs,
making, with the brethercn at home, com
pany Ofat least seven hundred; and yettho Hall
furnished ample room for oil. James Turner,
of Dayton, Grand Master, conducted the GER
emonies in a most impressive mannor. After
briefaddrcsses by the Grand Master, and Grand
SECRETARY, came the invitation to snppeT, which |
was served in Shomos Hall This feature of
tho ovoning's entertainment is worthy of es-
pecial notice, Eight largo tables, each capable
Of seating thirty-two persons, wero arrunged |
in the hall, and spread with choicest delicacies,
backed by the more substantial articles Of food, |
oil Of which were served with grace and |
care which impafted happy spirit, and gen.
eral good feeling, and mado the occasion ono
which VIII long be remembered by all who
were present. The tables were twice filled.
and third time five OF them did excellent scr
vice, go that it IS estimated 10 less than 700 per
sons partook of tho hospitslities which tho
Brethren Of Croghan Lodge aided by their
wives AID daughters, had prepared in nbun-
dance. The hour lor separation found the
company loti. 10 take leave OF SO joyous an oc-
casion, and closed the finest affair Of the sea-
son.
The new Hall, together with its ante-rooms,
occupies almost the entire third story Of the
new Block, and is said to be one OF tho finest
in the state. L was recently finished, at an
expense OF nbout 3, $40 The walls aro orna-
mented with richly froscocd scenes, to each of
which is attached meaning of deep significance,
though but dimly realized, except as interpret
ed by the secrets which are shrouded in the
of the order Croghan Lodge ia
composed Of many OF our best citizens, who
have endowed it with character and influence
that makes it worthy of the place that has been
prepared for it.
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Sj,0OOIbs. OF Butter, and 1900 dOz. Eggs,
for which we will pay the highest market
price in cash. D. GAR71N & Co.
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Brigham Young claims to he ininllible'
The question viii arise whether the Sec Of
Rome or tho Sec Of Salt Lake takes precedence.
/ Brigham claims It to be a fundamental doc
triue Of the Mormon faith. The Eueumenical
Councithos not yet conceded the point 10 the
Pnne
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CAUCUS.

The Republicans Of Jackson Township ar
requested to meet ct the Center School House,
on Saturday, March 26th, for the purpose Oh
placing in nomination candidates for Town.
shin Offices
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Sorr SOFAS the season for soap making
is at hand, we give th9 fohv~ing recipe fur
aished to the Cincinnati Gazette, by q CORES.
pondent at LoSansport, Indiana, for the benefit
Of all good housewives, who often hs7e theiI
patience tried during soap making time. It il
very simple and worthy OF trial;
Take potash six pounds, lard four pounds
resin one-fourth pound; beat up the reslu, mix
all together, and set aside for live days, ther
put whole in a cask, with ten gallons warm
water and stir twice day for ten days, at tht
end Of which time you will have one hundred
pounds OF excellent soap.
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SOME YEAEs since Il poor but talcuted
gentleman OF the medical profession conceived
the idea that if he could produce medicine of
universal application and extraordinary merit
and make it known he could not only enrich
himself and escape the drudgcry Of ay Phsic-
ians life but also benefit the sick in a greater
measure than by his private practice. He
therofore consulted with the best Physicians
lie could find and -be result was the produc-
tion of the Judsan's Mountain Herb Pills. a
famous and most successful medicine. He be-
gan in a small way to make the Mountain
Herb Pills known by advertising them and
such was the value Of his Pills that in n few
years he had not only amused torture but
had that rarG satisfaction for rich man, Of
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LeppeIman will exchange Sewing Ma
chine for q good Cow. 1913

Teeth.-Nover delay attention to your
teeth, when the first appearance OF disease is
detected, consult reliable dentist, and for .
small expense the tooth can be epreserved. In
getting new teeth it is OF the highest impor-
-tance that you employ dentist who is known
to be skilled in his profersion. Such an one
will never injure his reputation by allowing
imperfect work to go out of his office. Per
sons wishing dental work should call on DR..
A F Price. Ofice on Front St, over Bank OF
Fremont, Fremont 0.
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The signs of tho times indicate that the on
ly place TO buyClothing, Hats, Gaps or Trunks,
is at DryfoOs & Bro.
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Mr. II. Brubaker of Bellevue, sent in fol
our examination, On Wednesday, a Mastodoif.
tooth, which was picked up in Nebraska, last
fall 1t was q huge grinder well preserved
and weighed ovor six pounds
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Go to H, r. shomo & Co.'S, and see the
Shoo-Fly
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For bargains in Boots and Shoes go to
h, R. Shomo & Cos. for they have the largest
in this city, and sell the cheapest.
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Cleveland, Columbus, CiECIn.
mai s. Indianapolis R5ys
TIME TAREE. .Feb.1STO.

Es-The 3.5t A. il. and 1900 down trains
nom Fremont, connect with above trains at Berea
10 The SOC a. NJ and 6sI5 A. 81. trains from
Fremont, connects with above trains at Shelby, via
bonneville.
Z. S. FLINT, Gen'l Sup.
E. A. FoRD, Gen'I PAs'r Agent. cleveland, Ohio
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Just Received full line of Spring style.
ofHats and Caps, at II. 4. Shomo & Co.'S, in
the Post Office block.
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List Oh Let .eFs-hen. 'lning IN the FIRE.
mont P. O., uncailed for, Man p, 20
Wnl. ?. Anderson. Josephine Atchel; An
thony Bowers; Thomas Black; John Bowman;
B. 4. Cass, Mrs. Elizapcth Christv; Patt
Daily; Davis * Co; Henry Dietzel; . Mss. L.
Daniels; Z. Y. Esmond; H. Ensign; Miss. B.
findley; BARNEY Foust; Miss. T. 4. Foster:
Clema Flora; Johanna Foley; Willie Garner:
Rebecca Harris; Joseph Huber; Oivir Jour
lain; Mrs. f. Jones; Bruce S. johnson; George
Reineger; John Krum; Simon A. Lyon; Miss.
Anettla Motfer; VIM. Mourer; Martha Michael
Z. Holl; Jonnah Murry; Mrs Fanny Melpop:
J. ?. Marshall; John Null Joachim Meier; ].
Martin; Terence Monaghan; Miss Kate Miller
Wln. Nelson; Nancy J. Ogle; John Parish Ms
elizabeth Rneck; A J Smith; WIN Siblev;
Phillip Shine; Cordelia Stary; Herbert Spencer
:; Filander Smith; John Slsco; Mr. Logan; MIS-
Carolina Tice, Silyua Terry; Jane Woodford;
Thomas Nicklins; Henry Woodruff
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NOTICE.

A caucus for the nomination OF township Of
icers, viii be held at the township hall, in
Bauville, on Friday the lst Of April, at one
o'clock
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Machine oil. When you want good
Machine Oil, You will tind it at & N
DillOB's.
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OttOws County, it is reported, through its
commissioners, has agreed to levy tax for
the purpose Of furnishing $4,000 worth VI
ties to the Lake Shore company, in considera-
ton for which the company Is to relay, the
track of the Northern Division, from Clay
Junction, through Port Clinton TO Sandusky
City. The road has been rebuilt during the
winter, to stoney Ridge. 1t is also reported
that the road will be finished rough during
the present year
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Local NOTICES.
FOR SALE

Two good parior stoves, with pipe and drum
Tor sale cheap.
R1 Persons having books belonging to the
undersigned are requested to return them this
week. c. H. YOUNG.
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The place to get you money back-in
Specie change, is ut J. Strauss Clothing
Store. Go and buy, and get some jingling
change.