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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-25
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Of SanduslCy county, Ohio, deceased.
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The- Fremont Journal

The Fremont Journal
still more worthy of your patronage, and as first
step in that direction we intend to put in
An Entire New Dress
on the first OF January, and we shall from time to
time make other improvements. Let every one Of
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influence. Ifyou cannot do more, get us one new
and in return each one doing so shall
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SLEEPING COACHES

accOmpany am HI5HI VIaIHE OH VHIs IaIIWay.
B-The Erie Railway Company has opened
new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot the foot
of 23d St., New York, thus enabling passengers to
reach the upper portion of the city without the e
pense and annoyance of a street car or omnibus
transfer.
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CAUTION.

The public Is cautioned against employing any
~. since the Roberts Patent cover the use Of fho
Torpedo and all explosive materials for oil wells.
and the u.e Of such materials by other parties is
direct infringement Of their rights Auy parties in
kfinging any Of the ROBERTS PATENTS will IN he
dealt with according to law, and as acting wilIflilS
.aEd knowingly in defiance Of law and the decisions
Of the Courts
The Company have reorganlzed their business
with q view to accommodate Oh Men in every mart
-of the Oil region. Thev have employed the most
efficient Agents and Assistants that can be procured
Tor tiIe business. Each Tnrpeio i. labelled with
f1ac If patents, together with the price of the Tor
psdo, and signed by an officer Of the Company, SO
avrry Operator. wishing a Torpedo may know It's
price ana whether it came from our Office
Operators will confer favor by reporting TO this
Office any negligence of Agents.
The following named persons have been appoint.
al Agents and Assistant Agents for the Oil Rrions
Of Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

TlTUsyILLE, CHURCH RUN AND VIC1NI.
TY-SrEPHEN .,OQF. Office, Hamilion's Cigar
Store. address Titusvillc, Pa. Assistant John Van
SERVER
TtrrsvILLv. CHnRCII RUN AND vICTNI.
MY-H. H. THOMAS. Once and address, Man.
zion House, fitusville, Pa.
sHAMBURG AND vICINITY-GEORGE IR.
IN. Office, shambnrg; residence, Titisvillc, Pa
Assistant, A. \. West.
ENTERPRIsE, pLEAsANrviLLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlTIIoLE-GEORGE W. VAN
VLlET. Office and address. Chase House, Pleas.
AWHILE Assistant, II. c. Huntington
TID1OUT' AND WEST HlCKORY-CHAS.
CLARK Oflice and address, Express Office Tidi.
Onte. Pa Assistant, e. C. Beardsley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON. Office and.ddress Petroleum Cen
tire, Pa Assistant Charles Blackford
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on Oil Creek and Cherry Run. from Story Farm to
McCiintockylle--JANE SAUNDERS. Address
arr Farm Pa Assistants. Luther b. Saunders,
Charles u. Cochran and William Hoyt
MCCLINTOCKVILLE OIL CITY AND RFNO
"A: s. WEST. Address, Oil City or Reno Pa
Assistants, n. Mead
ANkLiN, ALONG THE ALLEGHENY RIy.
Err wiLBER. Office and address, Franklin Pa
SCRV1G"ASS. FOSTER FARM & PA AaKEPS
LANniNi-RICHARD w. REDFIELD. Office
and ahdr IS Scrubgrass, Pa Assistant, X. W. Por-
tgfed, address Emlenton, Pa.
WEST ViRaINIA-C. d. ANGEL and r. +
COOK Address, parSersourg. West Virginia
AoDcrus petrOieHm Torpedo Co.
nay3-dly
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Petroleum Centre, July II, 1870.
The Co-partnership heretofore existing
between John j. Felter. v. A. Fenner 4
Robert Orr. under The firm name of Felter,
Fenner d Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the firm
will be payable to j. ]. Felter or V. A.
Fenuer, who will settle the business Of the
firm.
JoHN J. FELTEP.
Y. A.FfNNER.
jyll-3w l2qSERr ORR.
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LLEGHENY VALLEY Il. Is

New line to Buffllo. through the OIL Regions.
JUNE g, 1870.
GOING SOUTH.
Oil City. franklin. Parker's. ar. Ptts'g
Mail. go o55 III 1880 pm Goo IN
Day Exp, 400 pm 2,33pm 4,35 pun $50 p M
Night Ex, $50 m 1905 pm 1,OJam 100 m
GOING NORTH
Pittsburg. Parkers. Franklin. ar q, City
Day Exp T.m IN I1.i6 1,58pm $50 IN
Way Pasr9, 80 I'M 425 rm 6,30pm 7,O5 m
Night Ex, 800 pm 800 am $50 m $40 M
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains both ways between littsburgh and
Cory. ..
J.J. LAWRENCE, Gen supt
THOs NJ. KING, Asst Supt.
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ROBSON'S
OIL CRFEK PIPE WORKS.
CHARLES ROBSON n Co..
Corner OF Seneca & Centre sts., Eass
side oil Greek, OIL CITY, Pa,
Dealers in Morris, Tasker' Goa
OIL WELL TUBING AND CAslNGi
WORKING BARRELS AND VALVES,
cLAMTs T5Nas.
Machinery for Oil Wells 4 Rehnsrss
S9GINs ofL FuHfs, GGS.s' DsaGiSa c1Ep %ATEk pvsI
Every description Of
SUPPLIES FOR OIL WELLS AND BE
FlNERIES,
Also, STOVES TINwARE,
BRASS GOODS,
STEAM AND GAS FYTTINGS,
BELTING, PACKING, and h'NA;
HARDWARE, HOUSE TRIMMINGS,
Carpenters Tools,
Rope, Oak,iIn,
Nails, Axes. Coffee Mills.
Table & Pocket Cutlery;
Full Assortment OF Everything in tho
KARD WARE LIN 6.
.I,gsc Furnishing Goods,
No i Winter Strained Lard OH,
No. Refined Oil,
Stair Rods,
Table an dDom Nat
Champion Clothes Wringrrs
Manufacturers Of
Tin, Sheet Iron and Copper Ware.
Repairing of all kind. done with nea,,css an.
dispatch. Especial attention given TO
STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
We have endeavorcd to merit the pati, uait I
the public, and shall use every exerton to ,nstn, II
continuance
Our facilities for furnishing everything ir on
line, having been greatly increased, In the src io'
Of our New Building. are now
SUPERIOR TO ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT
aug2l .3m. IN THE OIL REGION.
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GOING EAST;

1I,4O A. N. LGHTN1NG EXPRESS. daily.
CONFLICTING at Cory. SuEdsys excepted for Warren,
Pa Msyville; Brocton and ritusville, and daily
for Willamsport. Harrisburg, Philadelphia and Bl-
imnre and at New York for Boston and New Eng
sleeping Coach d attached to this ,rs,n ssCh
cinnati running through to New York
$40 r. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, ,td.iy
HSsny and ss SeeSrn:sd Summer rsso share.
springs; and At New York for Boston, and oil New
England cities.
Msadville running through to New York.
Aba A. M. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS
daily, sundays excepted. Connects Al Great beno
for Scranton, and at New York with Midnigh T.
press train of New jersey Railroad for fhiIsoe'
A Sleeping Coach !. attached to ths train =
Cleveland, running through to Hor' ellsvile, ooS
meeting with train having new md improved Dn.
Ing Room Coaches attached, running throues
New York.
a:4s r. M. ACCOMMODATION, snd'''
excepted:
1910 A. M. ACCOMMODATIONS. sunsAy'
excepted.
s,ls A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, sunday's''
cspted.
Boston and New England PsssenEerr, Win IT, y N
Rargage are transferred FREE OF CHAk'H"
New York .,,,.
The best ventilated and most luxurious eeep'.fl
coaches fFIN THE WORI.D-&s accompany N'
night trains on this Railway.
fY- The Erie Railway Company has opspess so,e
new Perry from their Jersey City Depot 70 ths 70
OF 2sd 81, New York ,thns enabling paasehSa er-
re ach the upper PARTON OF the city wihohs .ns
pense and annoyance OF street caror an 0iS-'
transfer.
~, The scenery along the entire route Q, NV tnnSfal
Railway Is Of the most picturesque ,.,ss ana s IN
character Admirers of Natures baaItsr' aver
Layiight Journey over this Dns will ind h hsdwra-
changing landscnpes subjects OF soatlnaa' A'''
rion and interest
Baggage Checked Throus"
And fare always as low as by any other fon'e'
ASK FOR TIcKETs VIA ERIE RAIL"A'
Which ran he obtained at all the Frincip"
Cflces in the West and South West:
l.. d. EUCKER, GcHl fnsX nX3s-S
Gen1 supt. Jan To- wv
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GEO. w. KING, er.,

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Schonblom & Wings Grocery Store, WASHING.
ToN-sI, and is now prepared to furnish his riends
and the public generally with
Fresh and salt Meats
Of all kinds. Thanking my friends for past favors
7 hope to merit continuance Of the same. Give
IN, c,ll.
GEO W KI NC, SR
Petroleum Centre, May 1870. IT,
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ERlR RAILWAY.

~" s"s.e' cA''s's ooV WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT 0uANGx Of CoACmp.
Tho Broad Gauge, Double Track
Reute
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
WEST AND eObTH.wEsTa
THSxAlLvAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 800 Miles.
Clevelandto New York e26 Miles.
Dunkirk to New York 4e0 Mile,
Buffalo to New York 423 Miley.
Rochester to Hew York 3S5 Miles.
~ 20 TO 81 NILES THE SHORTEST
ROUTE. .Es
New and Improved Coaches are rnu nom cinrp.
@ Ashland %inS. ci:vessnd % wasrrn, % SsassIas Ssnsinta
hinkik, Buffalo md Rochester "
New York without Change.
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On end aaG Monday. Jsns II 1870 trains
will leave Mesav,ls Ut the following hours, WIT
FRANKLIN BRAHCH..G ding south,
Meadville, sAs 4. T., II ~ a ~, ap,x, 4lAu
ARRIVE:
oil Hiy, $50 is ~ ~.
FRANKLIN DRANcM-.coins NorX!
SraniiIn,iaSl 80 40 s,4a s'a:s -
ARRrvs:
Meedyills, 2,l5 ,. \. rs n o,i5p.x ll..spx
GOING WEST.
l.55 a. NJ. DAY EXPRESS, dn,ly, Noudsvs
and South Connscts 4. CarKsviiIe. ~ SUNDAY. & . ~.
ceptrd, for Sharon Newcaste and Pittsburgh: II
Leavittshurg for Youngstown and sharon; II Cieyv.
lnuu WIFI LANG Suofe nAltWWy, Nf the WUnt aud
North West q Ravqaha, Sundays excepted for Al.
lance and Pittsburgh; st Akron, eundsys excepted
for Orvilie and AilleEburr, ~ Ufbana with is'ts-
burgh, Cincinnati and IT mis- kaiw AZ isr Indian.
apolis and at Cincinnati with the Ohio 4 XsHis.
sippi Hallway, sor st. IOnis aod the south sud
South Wet
Sleeping Coaches are attached to Thu tain u
Ilornesvile, running through u Clsveland without
change
1858 4. N. EXPRESS MAIL, daily, sundsM
excepted, for Cleveland and the Nee, aud North
West Come cts ct Ciarksyille for sharon, Newcas3
tie and Pittsburgh, and at Cleveland with Lake
Shore Halfway for the we'sand North West
2.2O r. N. NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for
CleveiSnd, Cincinnati aud the wes, ard south -
Connects at Lea,irsburv. Sundays excepted, ir
way, for the west and North Wcsr and n ,1ncin,
natl with tho Ohio & MisAissppi hallway for b.
Louis and the South and South. West
A Sleeping Coach IL attached 10 this train u New
York, running through 70 Cincinnati
lilo A. NJ. ACCOMMODATION, suudap
excepted, f;r feavittsburg and Way Stations, sohr
Meeting for You gstown.
$50 r. M. FREIGHT , ACCoMxODA.
rlUN daily.
7.OO 4. N WAY FREIGHT, susdays -
9, pied.
CnYu0 pAoT;
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TIN AND REPAIR SHOP

Thanking orr friends for ieir lhcral patronage
IN tho past, we shal use our bes, Efforts TO merit
3 cUL ilGAu.e. March If
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Tho RECORD has no superior, ns It circulates
wherever an Oil operator or Dealer can b. fourdss
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1870-04-21
HOUSE.

| The following bills were read ii rst time,
| and under suspension of the rules. read a
second time and referred to the appropriate
! committees:
To charter the North Mississippi Cotton
| and w oolen Manufacturing Company.
| To incorporate the African Methodist
| Episcopal Church of Vicksburg.
! TO amend article section Is of the Re
| vised Code.
To amend an act to incorporate the Nerd
ian Female College, in the city of Meridi-
To relieve persons against eScheats in GER
tain cases.
To authorize Antonio Chauterant to keen
pubic toll wharf etc., in the town of East
Pascagoula, Miss.
To incorporate the Iuka Manufacturing
Company
To Incorporate Washington Steam Fire
Company No. 3, of Vicksburg, etc
Smith.
To incorporate the Jefferson County
Planters. Mechanics and Manufacturing As
ISOLATION.
To incorporate the Pioneer Fire Hook and
LADDER Company No. l, OF Brookhayen
To remove the Civil Disabilities of Henry
BascOm Stewart.
To amend the charter of the town of
Bnrnsville, Tishomingo county Miss.
To incorporate the Water Valley Gas
Light Company.
To amend an act entitled an act to incor-
porate the TishomingO Savings Institution
approved February 8, 1870.
To incorporate the Trustees OF the Phila-
delphia Baptist Church of Copiah county
and for other purposes.
To incorporate the Holly Springs Hotel
Company.
To incorporate the Holly Springs Gas
Light Company.
To incorporate the town of Abbevile in
Lafayette county.
To incorporate the jackson and Carthage
Navigation Company.
For the benefit OF the Planters Insurance
Company.
To remove the Civil DISABILITIES of w
and j. y. Love, minors of Monroe county.
An act to authorize Aaron Fields. resident
of Warren county, to adopt SalIie Fields
Approved April ID, 1870.
Mr.. Hart, Chairman ofCommittee on Pub
lie Health and Quarantine offered a resolu-
ton recommending an appropriation of ST.
S67,7712 for the State Asylum at Vicksburg;
and $1,000 for the State Hospital at Natchez:
also authorizing the Governor to appoint a
commission oftiYe members of the Iegisla-
ture, three of whom shall be practicing
physicians, to visit and examine the above
named institutions and report TO the Legis-
lature rs early as practicable.
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HOUSE.

BY Mr.. Boyd-From citizens of Attala and
Winston counties. protesting against any
division of said counties. Referred TO Com
mittee on County Affairs.
The following entitled bills were intro
duced and referred:
By M. Carrington-To incorporate the
/ town OF Senatobia in the county of DeSoto
BY Mr.. Landon-To incorporate the Mag
nolia Cotton Compress and Transportation
Company.
By Mr. Norris-For the punishment OF
husbands who abandon their wives and
children and fail, neglect or refuse to pro-
vide for them.
Mr.. Herbert offered an amendment. that
like penalties should attach TO similar often
ses committed by wives or mothers.
By MIR. Chandler-For the relief of James
q. Andrews ard other persons purchasing
public lands from the State during the late
war; etc.
By Mr.. Niles-In relation to penal bonds
and recognizances.
By Mr.. Foley-To legalize the assessment
roll of Wilkinson county for special bridge
tax for 1867.
BY Mr.. Manning-To incorporate Tunica
Lodge, No, 255, in the county of Tunica, and
for other purposes.
By Mr.. Owen-To locate the seat of JUS
tice of Scott county permanently at Hills
boro.
of Supervisors of Lee county to have trans
cribed portion of the record of the land of
ltawamba and Pontotoc counties
BY Mr.. Owen-To legalize the assessment
of taxes in Scott county fOrJS69
BY Mr.. Owen-To remove the civil diSa-
bilities OF Fredonia and Reuben Gayden,
minors of Carroll county.
Also, to establish a ferry across Big Black
river in Carroll county.
\ Joint resolution making appropriations
to sustain the State Hospitals at Nicksburg
and NatcheZ was passed.
\ resolution by Mr.. Wood of Yazoo, that
no member be entitled to pay while absent
was tabled.
BY Mr. French, the committee on rail-
roads are instructed to inquiIe into the
causes of the recent numerous accidents on
the Mississippi Central railroad and report
by bill or otherwise.
BY Mr.. HOlmes-That the Committee on
Education be instructed to inquire into the
eXpediency of compelling all parents resi-
ding within reach of public school to send
their children between the ages of seven
and fourteen to such school. Adopted.
By Mr.. Handy-That hereafter Saturday
of each week be devoted to the transaction OF
local business. Adopted.
By Mr.. Morgan-That the Superintendent
of Army Records. appointed by the Legis-
lature of 1864, be required to report TO this
Legislature what amount of the appropri-
alton of $4,000, made by the Legislature OF
1861, to provide artificial limbs for the
manned State and Confederate soldiers, has
been appropriated and on what account
Adopted.
On molten of Mr. Williams IAN act to
provide for the appointment of Board of
Trustees of the University of the State of
was taken up, and heing
ameded, was read third time and passed
yeas AZ, nays 10.
House adjourned.
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"Barrett's" free from dirt and gum.

II No wonder that the face Of the dys-
peptc has a dragged, worn, hopeless ex-
preston that is pitiful to see. No wonder
that the miserable martyr to indigestion is
irettul, irritable, and unsocial. Whoever
can bear the pangs OF this tormenting conf
plaint eheerfully, and with an unruffied
Femper. is little short of n saint. But why
should human fortitude continue to be thus
severely tried, when an absolute specific for
the disease Is always ut hand. Everywhere
lIhlh the limits of civilization in this hem
phere Hostetter's Stomach BitterS is OBJ
aihaOIe, and the history of the first case of
PH spepsla In which it has been administered
n VAN, has vet to be written. The sickness
tue stomach, the sense of weakness and
eupor' Tue IeeIlng OF emptiness and hollow
less before eating, aud OF oppression after
yards. the huttering of the pulse. the in
rinse nervous irritation, the morbid indis-
PoSi.lon TO eXertion, the WEAKNESS of life,
~ indifference to all its pleasures, which
among the symptoms of the disease in
Shronle form are rapidly ameliorated
~ tne tonic operation of this palatable veg
a@pIe restorative, which seems to renOvate
Phu quicken all the dormant. forces of the
STEM and rouse the mind from the apathy
~ groom inseparable from q arrangement
the digestive and secretives functions.
norGlnary cases a few weeks suffices to
complete the cure, but when the disease is
mpheated, as it often is, with torpidity of
ne liver. severe constipation, impurity of
ue blood, and sluggish circulation lon
e. ume may be required. Persevere, how
1fr and the result is certain. An encour-
s.ng Improvement will be perceptible from
H 70 day, and the convaleScent. Knowing
40 feeling that he or she is on the high road
health, will await the happy issue with
comparative patience.
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MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE.
. FORTY-THIRD DAY
SENATE.

FRIDAY, April ID, $50.
Mr.. Miles gave notice OF the introduction
of blu to be entitled an act to amend an
act TO incorporate the Beard of Ievee Com
missioners for Bolivar. Washington and Is
sequena counties, and for other purposes,
approved November ~, 1866.
The following bills were introduced:
BY Mr. Hancock-a bill to be entitled an
act to provide for the dispositions of certain
swamp lands of Jones county, and for other
purposes
BY Mr. Bennett-a bill TO be entitled an
act TO provide for new code of laws for the
State of Mississippi.
By Mr.. Little-a bill to be entitled an act
10 amend section two, chapter forty-ORe of
the revised code.
Senate Joint Resolution by Mr.. Dowd-
In reference to the swamp and overfiOwed
lands on the Mississippi river and memoir
aliZing Congress upon the same, was read
ordered printed.
a bill to corporate Star Lodge No. 81,
l. o. y. r, was passed, title standing as
stated.
a bill entitled an act to incorporate the
otonewa!l Manufacturing Company, was
passed, title standing as stated.
senate bill lentitled an act TO amend the
laws in relation to public printing. was tax
en- up read the first time, and under a sns-
pension OF the rules was read q second time,
and ordered printed.
a Dlll entitled an act to incorporate the
Hh~niX Hotel Company of Meridian was
pa,sed5 title standing as stated
An act to incorporate the Wayne Lime
Company, passed, title standing as stated.
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From the ST. Louis Republican
Southern Manufactures

The spirit of manufacture in the South
ern States has been materially encouraged
and strengthened by the demonstrated sue
cess of all the enterprises now in operation
there. Why should not the South manufac-
ture large proportion of its own cotton,
is a question kept constantly before the
people. The ordinary cotton crop of the
Southern States is worth S225,000, coo. The
simple conversion of it into yarns would, it
is estimated, add Sl50,0G0,000 to this valua-
ton, employ thousands OF operatives, and
distribute among them S36,000,000 in wages
annually. The South has not the vast capi-
tai nor the trained manufacturing skill of
New England; but the making of yarns and
coarse cloth does not require either large
capital nor great skill, and it is proposed
that commencement be made with these
rude manufactures, leaving the higher de-
partments of the art to follow, as they GER
tainiY will follow in due time.