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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-09-09
Tbs Roolk concern Rol,l,erv.

The recent desperate robbery Of the Meth
odist Book Concern is now quite naturally
held up as judgement of Providence upon an
institution which, when a fraud was discover
ed in its management, lacked the moral cour-
age to make a searching investigation for fear
some leading member of the denomination
might be implicated in dishonorable pecula-
tions. The action of the committee in that
case was certainly very questionable. Moth
ing was clearer than that some one high in
trust had been playing the rascal, and the
committee was gravely mistaken in supposing
that the matter could be CLOSED over and
driven out of the public mind. As a sequel
the Concern is now robbed in such way as
70 show that the thieves must have had the
most intimate knowledge of all the inner az
rangements of the place. The question nat
uraily comes, how far was the rascality which
failed to be punished before, responsible for
this new calamity. If, as is now alleged,
there was no dishonesty in the former case,
and the charges were simply the offspTings of
malice, it was of the highest importance that
the matter should have been thoroughly sifted
and this point made manifest Whitewashing
of anything, in church or state is a costly pro-
cess in the long run, and the Methodist Book
Concern has had bitter lesson to that effect.
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF FREMONT.

Schooner N. C. West, Capt. Skinner, arrived on
The 2Sth light, and cleared on the 3lst with lum-
Der for Foster & Co.
Schooner Fostoria, Capt. Haywood, arrived Light
on the 2sah and cleared on the goth, with 1880
bushels wheat for GusdOrf, Garvin & Co.
Schooner Prince Edward Capt. M'Nobby, arrived
on the 29th with lumber for Edgerton s. Bro.
Cleared on the 5th light.
Schooner Kelley, Capt. Campbell, arrived light
on the 3d. and cleared on the It'll. with lumber for
1. z. Amsden.
Schooner Hunter, Capt. Graham, arrived light,
on the 4th and cleared on the 7th with lumber for
West & Dana.
Schooner Fostoria, Capt. Haywood, arrived light
on the 4th, and cleared on the jth, with l3, 200
bushels wheat for Foster & Co, and rillotson & Co.
Schooner Fleet Wing, Capt. Vale, arrived light,
on the 9Th, cleared with lumber for West Dana,
on the 5th.
Schooner J. S. Minor, Capt. Jones, arrived with
lumber for Elgerton Bro, on the 4th. Cleared
on the sth with lumber for 1. L. Ams1en.
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Mr.. EDIToR.-On my recent visit to your
beautiful city, was surprised and pleased to
see the great improvement and the high tone
which seems to pervade general society 1
felt quite proud of my old home, and began
to think I should like to again reside in Ere
mont, for It appeared moro attractive than
any town had visited. But soon became
convinced that I was in error, and 1 cannot
forbear giving "a word" of warning, accom-
paning it with the prayer that it may be SIN
season"
A demon is rapidly taking possession Of
your city, and SO defOrming its "fair proper
tions" that pity and disgust take the place OF
the admiration one feels at first sight. Death
and Destruction, Want and Ruin are at your
very gates. Are all sleeping? Is there no
help? Alasl who viii dare to take arms
against this mighty foe2 Let the authorities
arrest and imprison the poor victim but do
not disturb the calSe of the evil. DO not
place one straw in his way. Politicians, yoa
surely viii not interfere, you cannot afford to
oppose the men who may help to put you in
office. Good Tcmplars, you can do nothing,
you would gladly wipe out every vestige Of
the evil which is increasing fearfully around
you, but If you raise your voice, you get sneers
and the cold shoulder for your trouble. Mer-
chants, you must fold youy arms and be quiz
eft. This demon has friends who help to fill
your Golfers. What matters it TO goa, fathers,
whose sons have joined the dO,onl0ard army.
You cannot help them. You can only gather
wealth to furnish them splendid cofins, and
to provide for their ruined families.
Mothers, Wives, Sisters;-There is some-
thing for you to do. ''When there was no eve
to pity and no arm to save, then His eye pit
led and HIS arm brought salvation" Go to
HIM. Pray as you never prayed before.
Your cause Is just, and you cannot afford to
give it up. Keep on praying until Gods
hand is stretched out to help you, and may
He speed the time when not u dram-shop
shall mar the beauty of your streets, and your
Sons, your husbands and your brothers, shall
be restored to you, good and noble men.
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M "A III Ho CD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

Just published, second edition, by Dr. LEWIS,
254l THE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure of Spermatorrhoea or
Seminal Weakness. Impotency, Mental and
Physicist Ineapaeity, Impediments to Marriage.
ETC., and the Yenereal and 6ypbilitie Malldies,
with plain and clear directions for the speedy cure
Of Secondary symptoms, Gonorrhoea, Gleets, STRIFE
tures and all diseases Of the skim such as scuryy
scrofula, Ulcers, BOils, Blotehes, and pimples on
the face and body, Consumption Epilepsy and Fits
induced by seif-indugence Orsexual extrava gance.
Tho celebrated author, in this admirable trea-
tise, clearly demonstrates, from forty years sue
cessfulpractice that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured pointing out
mode Of cure at once simple certain and effectual
by means Ofwhieh every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, can be efectuslly cured,
eheaply, privately and radically. B0-This Book
should be in the handsof every youth and every
man in the land.
Sent under ssal, in plain envelope. Price so
Cts.
Address, DR., LEWIS, No. 7, Beach st., New
York. 30 years private practice.
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The Census taker, has demonstrated
that we have population Of 5457, and We
presume he has "got 'em ALL" It is gratifying
to our local pride, in comparing our status
now with what it was ten years ago, to know
that our population has increased oUer Sizty
per cent in the last decade. We can realize
that this fact is owing partially to natural ad-
vantages, and partially to the fact that the C.
& T. road was secured here. The question
which most interests us now, however, is, shall
we continue to thrieyeP The opening Of the
c. & T. R. R. was great advantage to four
community, in many respects. But it has al
so advantaged our neighbors, and it has built
up towns where, few years ago, there were
none, and these towns have drawn off a por-
ton of our trade. Our increased population
has, in measure, supplied the place of the
trade Withdrawn, and whether in the present
decade it viii do SO is a question for pres
ent consideration.
1--we had another eastern outlet the chan
ces would be in our favor but our people do not
seem to realize how much depends upon tax
ing action and we may find them waking up
some day to find the train gone and the pros
poets Of a new road all dissipated. There is
but one other source to which we can look
hopefully, and that is to manufacturing. AL
ready we are doing reasonable business in
that way, but we are not doing half enough.
There should be two shops where there is one
now, and there will be, ere long, if our people,
appreciate the situation. Tho movement TO
organize a naehine company here, looks as if
they did do 50, and we hope great deal from
the movement. Liberality should distinguish
our citizens in this effort TO procure manufac-
| lures, and no opportunity should be allowed
to pass by unimproved. proper effort viii
show an increase in the next ten years greater
] even than in those Just closed,
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panimanta1 Re.rIninn -Thn En-

Reg1mSntal Re- -Uu1Ou.-Ihe Doth
Repiment of Ohio Volunteers celebrated their
second reunion at Green Spring yesterday.
The meeti- & was held in a grove near the
Water Cure, and was attended by one hundred
and ten survivors of the Regiment with their
wives and friends, making quite large gath
ering. On the arrival of the several trains the
crowd marched to the grove where the Presi-
dent Of the Association, Lieutenant Governor
Lee, formed tho veterans into line preparatory
TO q brief drill after the old style under Col
onel De Wolf. This being concluded, an cleo
ton of officers for the ensuing year was held,
in which Colonel De Wolf was chosen Pres
ident The merry gathering then regaled
themselves with bountiful dinner which had
been spread by the the citizens of Green Spring
After thereport came some interesting remarks
from Lieut. Gov Lee, Col. De Wolf and Major
Wickham, all Of whom referred to old assOcia-
tions when their ranks were fuller and when
each shared in all the trials and dangers of the
soldiers, and when they so eagerly longed for
the return of peace, but which many of their
comrades were not permitted to behold. The
Green Spring Band was in attendance and
enIivened tho occasion with popular music
Lieut.. Col. Stafford was assigned the post of de-
livering an address, but to the regret of the
gathering he was unable TO be present.
On the arrival of the train by which the vet
Grams had arranged to return to their homes,
the pleasures of the day were concluded with
cheers for the old flag and affecting farewells-
NOrtoaK Reflector.
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Late Inventions for which patents have
been allowed through the agency of Burridge
81 Co., Cleveland, Ohio; A. D. Strong, vinegar
apparatus; c. D. Walker, bed bottom; G. Mey-
er, writing blind machine; 81. @. Crowell, boil
er injector; E. L. Yancey harvester knife
grinder; T. Garlick, lightning rod; J. White,
fruit crate; G.. W. Shaw, fire alarm; A. Mattel,
vanishing compound; A. J. Wright, scaffold-
ing; Lathrop q Gay, computing scales; II.
Cartar, ditching machine, English, French,
Austrian and Hungarian patents; W. II. Iris
slnr fancat raissnn
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man in Lima, named Nye, who prided
himself on a luxuriant growth of whiskers,
was deprived Of portion Of them in rather
unpleasant manner, few days since. He
was at work in cabinet shop, and his beard
became entangled in tho machinery, when the
hair upon one side Of his face was pulled out
by the roots. It was quick shave, but left
his face terribly sore.
Sunday evening the 2Sth ult., was extremity
lively in Lima, for Sabbath observing town.
Three or four drunken men commenced tho
exercise bya melee at the Brewery. This
was followed by drunken man assaulting
citizen on the public square, and robbing him
of a pocket book And still later burglar
visited the residence of r. H. Chandler, and
attempted to enter the house, but was driven
away by Chandler who followed, but dld not
succeed in capturing him
On Thursday, tho 25th, ult., terrible ae-
oident occurred in the vicinity of Pemberville
Wood county. Two young men George Ros-
singer, and. Frederick Esoador, were returning
from Toledo, with lumber wagon. A short
time before the eocident young Rossinger
complained Of being sick, and laid down in
the bottom of the wagon and as his comrade |
supposed, went to sleep. When near home
the horses became frightened and started to
run. When Escador stopped theIn he looked
around for his comrade and found him wedged |
into one of the hind wheels, terribly mangled
and senseless. He was taken home but could
not be saved, and died within fow hours.
There are some men whom fortune makes
famous, and others who are remembered
only through their disasters. Prominent
among the latter class viii DO honceforth
Emanuel Felix dc WimpiTen, whom chance
designated as the figure head OF the capitula-
tion at Sedan. He was one OF the higher type
Of French Soldiers, his rank being won in the
Crimea and in the Italian campaign. In the
after field he was made general, and has
since served in Algeria and Oran, where he
held tho command of province. Summoned
70 France a few days ago, he barely reached
iho army OF MacMahon in time TO see It doub-
cd up, encircled and crushed by the resistless
Prussians, and then to hand over to King
William the relinquished sword of his fallen
,hief His own despairing utterance on lay
ng down his sword viii be his epitaph. "And
low my name will go down to history linked
With this humiliating capitulation for all
ime."
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SHERIFF SALE.
Archibald Richards, Plaintiff.

Archibald Richards, Plaintiff
rs. Sanduglv
William H jackson, Defendant Common Piess.
In pursuance Of an order of sale iss,,,s !.
GleTks Oiiee Of The Court Of Common Pie,1 t9 ~ me
$50 Snd 9i5 y me 0i Si, On lSth day Of August A.
expose e public sale at the door Of 60, 1 viii
IN the City Of Fremont, Ohio on urt House
Saturday, September 24,A.D.Ie-o
bet Between s1 the hours Of one and two o,o,s -
Real Estate e'e sissto ~ said dsy. the following
sIii, M 9S@'e oI Ohio, and bounded and deScr5 .
oS ~ lGer eleven III in the village Of Clv5c
~ 80 :. - i9lusAy and State OF Ohio Anprsisi
a. l.lsssl hundred dollars ri 5UO Taken as ~
properly Of William Il. jackson defeneia5f fo -
az s1ueI oi sale IN favor OF fArehibald Richards
Slysh under my official signature, at the sherifss
SlLgt, IN the city Of Fremont, in The Cou1tv .775
state aforesaid, this 18th day Of August A D $50
E'AAAII q FOWLER, AttyS. SASs
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Bucklands.

We wish every one to know tina
they can buy goods in our Line O
US cheaper and ofbetter quality thar
can be bought any where else in the
city. We always buy direct from
first hands, and are thus enabled to
sell at the very lowest prices.
We make it a point to furnish on
ly Pure Drugs and Chemical. Our
Patent medicine, we warrant every
bottle to be genuine. Our Tincture
Syrups, DC. &c, are prepared by oul
Pharmacutist, DR.. G. A. GEssNER,
with great care, accuracy and Of Sc
lected drugs. Every one can rely
on getting Tinctures, Syrups De,
made strictly according to the U. S.
Dispensatory. Our Prescription De-
partment is also under the exclusive
care Of DR.. G. A. GEssNER, and we
have the largest and best selected
Stock, and put up Prescriptions qcith
greater care, and Of better materials
than aRy tobere else in Fremont, or
for that matter rs well as any where
in the State. This department we
have made a speciality for the last
year, and to show that we are head
quarters in this line we only have to
say that we have in the last year dis
pensed over twelve thousand (I2,-
OO0) Prescriptions, which is endorse
ment enough for any one to see that
our Pharmacy is the place to have
your Prescription compounded.
We are Agents for the celebrated
brand Of Beymer, Bauman d Cos. |
Pure White Lead, which is gaining
such large reputation in the west,
not by any extensive advertising but
merely on its mereits. 1t is the
whitest White Lead sold, as well as
being strictly pure, and ground finer
-han any other lead in the market. |
It is the best. We warrant every |
can.
Our Boiled and Raw Oil, we guar
rantee every gallon to be strictly
pure. We are Head Quarters for
Paints Of every kind and description,
selling more than any two houses
in the city.
Wall Paper, any one wishing to
Paper, will miss it very much, if
they do not look through our
samples first. We have the largest
stock in the city, all this Spring
styles. No trouble to show goods
if you don't buy. Only fyou wish
Paper don't fail to look through our
stock. We also keep a large stock
Of Window Papers, cheap.
We are Agentsfo the Great Amer |
lean and China Tea Co., and guaran-
lee to sell better Tea at twenty-five
cents a pound less, than can be
bought elsewhere. A fine Stock of
Books, Stationary, Brushes, Fancy
Goods, Notions, Perfumes, and in
act every thing usually kept in a |
lrug and book store.
Wishing every one success, and
lsking share of your Patronage. |
We are yours Respectfully,
S. BUCKLAND & SON.
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TO THE NERVOUS.

The natural result Of exhaustion of strenth By
excessive labor action, is feeling Of weakns s.
dul ness. heav 1ess, weariness languor Of mind and
body, SC. Persons Of a weak Constitution or
OF this relaxed coud tion of the vital energie and
when persons of a nervous temperament are thus
weakened and deb tated, disease inevitably fol-
lows, unless it i5 at once chCcki ] and overcome
All who sU'far from these causes a ke require A
remedy WI ich wi = strengthen the system without
excitingit, and awake fee ng Of true enjoyment
so that life may become a slurce Of pleasure
AISHLER'S HERB B1fTEE5 has won its way
into the confidence OF thOUv 1ds of this class Of
persons who war.nly endorse it as the best iuyig-
Grating agent, and the potent and genial of fl
tonics and alternatives for strengthening and re-
storing the physical constitution. y
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LEGAL NOTICE

Robert Smith, Plaintiff, In sandusLY Couptv
vs.. I Cyon-t - - 1..'iii.y
TE'HE said John Il. Hord is bersb,, ,o.is.., =,
sad Robert smith has filed petition s,,; Ia
nm n SAID court wherein it is claimed flst .S
dora made and delivered his certain Tlrr75715 -t
notei payable to the order Of a. n. Seem -. ly
sun ot one thousand three hundred ana ffv'so - S
a,tl l slshsy-snlee one-hundreth dollars, due ons
cure the same, executed aud delivered ~ -
stem q mortgage on ln-lOt number four b,,,i,5
anu tour t4Oli IN the city Of Fremont- coI,-+-- ~
eandusy and State Of Ohio, that said nos ~ y
I9 are endorsed, assigned and deivere5 -
,iI oIl.n VINO Is now the owner thereof
sl99i.sS and interest from May s. 1870 an,5 ~
ot sald m0rtgaged premises. Said John x u5 -
Is 1otlned % answer said petition on On besor ~
10Th day OF october 1870, or the sad refifi III N
oe saAen as confessed and Judgment viii 6e 49,,
az ne next october term o. SAID court, arooIi,c,
to the prayer thereof ROREpr' 81 ~ g4 gglii8
August Is, 1870. aS Ss a.
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M;arrie0.

On the lst inst by A. D. Stine, J. P, at his res
ilence, Mr.. VALENTINE LYBARGER and Miss CLAIR
Ky county.
On the LIST inst, ut the Parsonage in Fremont
by +. Marriott, Francis N. HUDSON, of Seneca
county, and LYDIA C. MILLER, of Fremont.
September 9th, 1870, by Rev. E. Bushnell, MI
VIZ. II. BUSH and Miss S1BDE LUCAS.
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SS- a profuse and many times exec ssiveIy ofEen-
siye discharge from the nose, with stopping up"
of the nose at times, impairment of the sense of
smell and taste, watering weak eyes, impaired
hearing, irregular appetite, occasional nausea.
pressure and pain over the eyes, and times in the
back Of the head, occasional chilly sensations cold
feet. and feeling of Ia assitude and debility are
symptoms which are common to Catarrh, yet all
Of them are not present in every case. DR.. Sage's
Catarrh Remedy cur Catarrh in in its worst form
and stages 1t is pleasant to use and contains no
poisonous or cauStic drugs. Sent by mail on re-
ceipt of sixty cents. Address R. " Pierce, NJ. D..
Buffalo, N. 7. pamphlet sent free. Sold bv
druggists.
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LEGAL NOTTCE

41agel LatIhrop Sylvia s. Lathrup, 9Iar,sb a,
wood and Harman Underwood 6er b1sI,,S. =. Under
a Hopkins and Samuel Hopkins her busbs-,,, una
Emma r Lathrop, who are non reside33s- ~ and
ssG oi Ohio, ana qlstey OF the state Of Ins1a ss
merely n0tinel- That Jacob Brugh OF Ss1,i.,.1 -
County Ohio has fled his petition ss1sT 0sn
and others. IN the Court Of Conn On Pc Ihen
for the county OF sandusky, State OF Ohm p, n ana
sil oI ~ W sl nee ana quiet his title TO ~
The south and west parts OF lot No. : - s..
10, IP. . II 10, containing thirty-niue ana .l l
teen one hundreds aeresof land In sard,,sl IL thlr-
ty Ohio 4usAy COun.,
That they must answer said r,afifio,, o
the irst day OF October next, or be in sss-I. ile
that sad cause viii be for hearing in 80; .l ll and
the 18th day Of October 1870. -4 Oourt on
July 18th, 1870 JACOB pprrc
by auckland Everett q Fo-.,..
his Attorneys. --''
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With this table of distances before them
readers can determine to q great extent for
themselves the whereabouts of the opposing
forces and detschments, as their movements
are chronicled from day to day in our foreign
dispatches. The distances are not as the bird
flies, but generally represent the intervening
railroad space between Paris and the various
places named.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Roberts & Sheldon, Pits,
against

Roberts & Sheldon, Pits,
against
/. X. Seaman, Deft
II 'H E said l. x Seaman, defendant, tzii; 49, -,
tiee that We have this day Commence -, ,S.i s ~
g IN Paca nm 0eiors ore esquire A Dunham, JuSslce
county OF sandusky and State OF OHIO. ~ I
Judgment rendered BY the justice of fbs
7lq ~ 1sso y9~nsp, r. on ne 18th day Of Novebe a.
the said defendant, for the sum of f, 60 1sinst
ana SIX cents ls4O.06l and that the apDlitio, ~
a InS Ig'ls o snG5eoI VIII be for hearing on the stb
and that you be then and there present ~ = n,
cause, II any, Why said Judgment should mo- ~
By BUCELAND, EVERETT & Foy1r5- tLSsst
Fremont, Ohio, July p, ls70. --'sit o5 55Assssya.
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GonntY Bond of EnnnIi.n,,.--

FI'HE County Board of Equalization Of tbs r.,
FS9perty oI said County, wiz meet at the AI,5;-
gofs OIne, sanduskY County, Ohio, On ~ 9i,,.5
day OF September, A. u. 1870 This being 49,. .,-n
lar session the Board viii adjourn until MOI,
September the twelfth, 1870. sad Boa-5 Iii S-ys
Property as provided By law, y a. Asai
August "a, 1879, - w. a Au1lsoI; 9;l:
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Adalinistratrir,s so.

ON the Goth day Of Septenb Der, 1870. at 2 O'Clock
Ut ~, at the door of the Court House in the city
OF Fremont. viii be sold to the highest bidder the
foIoWlng property, to vat: SituRte in the village
OF Ballvlle, county Of Sandusky and State of Ohio
lot number seven ~, subject TO the doWer estate Of
the widow. Appraised at $500.
Trims or SALE.-One-third cash IN hand; one
third in one year and one-third in two years pgit
interest, MARY SI8LONS, AdmAx OF
John 9. Simon, deceased.
BY JoHN Z, GREgSE, Der attorney, 85-s7
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Most of the war maps thus far issued are
imperfect. The following table, collated from
European sources, should be preserved for
reference We make Paris the objective
point, as both armies appear to be advancing
ON that city, and it is the object 70 general at
traction, The distance is from Paris to
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The funeral of Bradstreet Stevens, the last
of the old colonists here, who aided in laying
the foundations of Oberlin, took place on
Wednesday last at the Church ChapeL-O5er-
I'm Netgs.