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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-02-04
GENUINE IMPORTED
NORWAY OATS.
Samples Sent Free to Farmers.

oA"sDeSo DtIts EFeC % E05Htofos
ER0M 100 to $50 bushels grown to the acre,
Il Weighs from 80 As pounds to the busheL
This Oats has been grown on every variety Of
soil, and in every State of the Union. with the
most perfect success.
The grain is very large plump and handsome, has
remarkable thin husk, and ripens earlier than
the common varieties.
The straw IS bright, clear. stout, and not liable
TO lodge Is perfectly clear Of rust and grows from
TO feet high.
We have both the White and Black Norway, both
the same price and equally productive.
We viii send ode quart Of the above Oats to any
address post paid for...................... eI.0O
Two quarts, post paid. 2 90
One peck sent by express or freight......... 8 90
Half bushel, 20 pounds. 500
Dne bushel. 20 pounds. ds.....................I0 1000
CAUTION. ~ We wish it distinctly under
stood that this Is not light oats, weighing % to 80
lbs raised in New England, and sold under the
name Of Norway, but imported seed, every bushel
guaranteed to weigh 80 lbs or the money refunded.
Samples of both kinds sent free for three cent
stamp. Also circulars and Testimonials.
Address all orders to N 3. BOYER & CO.,
PGrkesburg, Chester co Pa
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We acknowledge the receipt Of Z
copy Of Governor Hayes Inaugural
Address, for which he has our
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W. A.,KpSpn 4djutapt GeneTrf
win accept our thanks FOR 4 copy Of
his able report.
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Premium Chester White Pigs
DURE Blood Short Horn. lDurham,l Devon, Al
/ derney and Ayrshire Calves. MsrinO, South
down and COtswOld Sheep, Cashmere Goats, In
ported suffolk, Essex, Berkshire and Seton Pigs
and all choice Breeds Of Poultry for sale, Send for
Circulars and Prices. Address.
Mp. BOYER CO.,
Parkesbarg, Chester CO., Pa.
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MAUD MULLER.

OURGICAL & MECHANICAL. DENTIST.
- fee over Bank Of Fremont, Whites block, win
be found in his Office at all times
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- -e------~-- .
A row took place in saloon, in Port CLIFTON
on Saturday night the ga, between an. old
man named Jim Taylor, and Henry shoemak-
er and Capt. Vim. Drynan. Tho two latter
were arrested.
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The loafers of Fremont should lay the for
egoing piece to heart. ~ -


.AEIOnOAuANhtf--St lew weeks aga, about
thirteen couples Of the "F rs" OF Fremont
made iraid" on well-to-do farmer of this
county, and desiring to dance,they employed
a gentleman near BY TO furnish tho necessary
music. The party enjoyed itself finely, and
when nearly ready to depart It appointed one
OF its, number 10 see the iiddler aud ascertain
the bill. he informed them that he would
leave it to thcir hberality. The committee re-
ported and collection was taken, and when
completed it amounted to Just 80 cents, which
was rendered to the musician, who srlilingIv
declined the tempting donation. For lberah-
y, commend us to the young men OF Fremont
They are bound to ''zfIiue7 and enjoy them
selves, and don't care q darn for expenses
Seneca Adgertiser.
The above may be true, but friend Myers
has way Of drawing on his Imagination for
ficts, that should not make his evidence con-
elusive. However, if any one around here is
hit, "et'em saueaL "as such parsimony deserves
rebuke. 1t looks, however, like the doings Of
some Of the Seneca tribe.
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h. F. BoswoRTH, N. D.


physician AND SURGEON, omee-No. 8,
L upstairs, Odd Fellows Block, Front Street,
FREMONT, o.
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40, YELOVERS OF TIE WEED.

1ENHE UNDERSIGNED having pur-
4 chased the interest of Mr. Vanderbeok. in
the TOBACCO and CIGAR store, in the Posi- or
ice building, Gnd having added to the stock va
lious Other articles, desires to notify the public
that they may always End at his store
'Fhe iseSJ BFands Of Smoking
Hnd Chewing Tobacco.
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Books for Farmers and Stock breeders
Eggs of Pure Bred Fancy Poultry

FOR HATCHING.
I'VE have On hand the largest and best selee-
W tiCn Of Fancy Poultry 20 be found IN the
country Eggs carefully boxed and shipped to
any part Of the country. For circulars and prices
address, y. b, BOYER Cos,
Parkesburg, Chester CO., Pa.
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Administrator NotIce.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed ad-
/ ministratOr Of the Estate Of John Warren, late
OF saudusky county, Ohio, deceased.
JOHN I. GREENE,
FFemont, Dec 2spd, lse9, 5s-2
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Maud Muller, when but sweet sixteen
y ld learned 70 run the Weed Machine.
No longer raking mid the hay
Another path before her lay.
With shining slopes that seemed to rise
Until they mingled with the skies.
Sewing the wrought with merry Rlee.
The Judges bride she soon would be.
While in the hre-lights fading glow
She watched picture come and go.
maiden in q tattered dress
Who wore it then because her best
When like the sunshine Of dream
An angel came-the Weed Machine.
She watched its silent fingers play
WithsneE born wonder day BY day.
Till like some magic tale Of old,
What ere 1t touched seemed turned to Rold.
She clothed herself with rainent fine,
The Judge now praised her at his vine
A manly form at her side she saw,
And JOY was duty and love was Law.
Till fading like some blissful dream
Again beside her Weed Machine.
She muTmered low " I'm far more blessed
Than all the maidens Of the West"
MoRAL.-Young ladies cultivate the useful AZ
Eeli as the ornamental, By purchasing weed ma
,hine at
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vox PoPULL-The voice of the People is
unanimous in praise one thing at least, that is
Morse's Indian Root Pills, and it is well de-
served. The best Remedy in the world for al
most all diseases that afilict the human race.
they act directly on the blood stomache and
bowels. Keep your blood Fure, by an OCCASION
al dose OF these Pills and you viii not be sick.
The blood is the life, keep it pure by using the
only medicine that VIII completely cleanse it.
Morse's Indian Root Pills Use the Morse's
Pills in all cases OF Billi0usneSs,Live Oolnp-
laints, Female Irregularities Headache, Indiges-
ton, sc. Sold by ali Dealers. l-9.
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Here is an accurate description of a
men who infest every community.

Here is an accurate description of class Of
men who infest every community;
"The most miserable, hopeless scrap Of
humanity is an idle man-a man trkose chief
ain, Of life IS to i0qf-to waste in the istless
longing. and mental and physical inaction the
years of his short hfe There are sooic5 of
such beings IL every town and oity-miserable
loafers, whose occupation is to avoid employ
ment-whose lives can scarcely be called lives
who die one after another and leave behind
them-what? A vacancy to le mourned? No,
for they are IN themselves vacancies, not men.
To these atoms, society owes nothing The
history Of the worlds progress ignores their
names and ex stenee; cad sohels dead, the
craze contains no more inert, ,cQrthIess earth
than before. They become clgonic as regards
their worth of value, and from day to day
in the haunts of busy men, they paasGs unour-
rent f'aldS-at 50 much discount tat itaey can
not e0elp bity themselves Such are Ioafers-
miserable, worthless beings, who die only when
they get too lazy and indolent to use, their or
gans." % Aa st
The loafers of Fremont should lay the for
egoing piece to heart - s=esa -
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Two trenches. esie hundred feet long and
four feet deep, containing human bones, were
recently found near Urbana. They were
probably buried there during the Indian wars.
-JYoo9 Co1g,ty Sentinel.
-Whch, the trenches or the bonesi
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=. 70 = . - %

or the Condition Of the First National Bank of
" Fremont, Ohio at the close Of business, on the
I'D day OF January 1870.
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Report OF the Engineer on the Green
Greek Improvement.

in tho common sense transactions Of life they
had better be abolishe1-C!eUelaHd Herald
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TOR SALE.-A House with seven
a rooms. on South side Market ST. vvsst Of s-rb
20 rods from Post-ofiee. All kinds Of fruit small
barn, with < OF x acre. Price, g., 500.
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Best Rrands 81 Cigara.

= a. " O@5 a. IS
which be Will offer at prices as low as can be pur-
chased. Forest City Chewing, Spanish and 4
smoking Monitor Navy Plug, Long shorts, Lori
lari Yacht Club Smoking, always on hand, and
tor sale to Retail Dealers as low as any jobbing
house IN the country. Give me call AMI try me-
45-ly WALBORN.
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FOR SALE.-House and lot on
= Court street. with front On East DEPOT street
Desirable for Grocery stand or saloon.
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EN0R SALE.-A brick house on
4 South side Market st. West Of Water strsst.
fine lot with fruit and shrubbsry.
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FOR sALE-A Frame Dwelling ON
Well, Cissern and plenty Of FRUIT. This plses h
offered ct s., LOCO. F -
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/. M. KEELER'S
AGENCY
I'd Story BuckIaud's Block.
Fremont, Ohio.
Fire ana Life Insurance,
Real Estate,
Notary Public.
Collections Made,
Taxes paid in sandusky ooun-
General information given By
Resident Of Fremont, Since 1870.
RETERENcEs:-F S. White, Bank Fremont
a. II. Miller, First National Bank,
X. 2. Buckland.
The following first class Insurance Companies.
HOME. New York.
INTERNATIONAL, New York
PHGNIX Hartford Conn.
HOME, New Haven.
NEW ENGLAND LIFE. Boston.
Policies carefully written in eitherof the abovs
companies, on all descriptions OF property And in
case OF loss payment promptly made from this
Persons having property for sale or rent, VIII do
well to call on me.
TOR SALE-A Frame DwelEpqou
= West side Clover Street. Fine situatioD'vith
wen, Clssern and plenty Of fruit. This place e
offered ct $4,000.
E'OR SALE.-A House of eight
4 rooms, on north side of State Street five ruinu-
yes walk roa Post-otice, half acre Of gzonnd,
Deaotliul yard, trees, shrubbery, fruit, fne barn
very desirable, If not sold soon, will be for rent
Price. 5000.
EN0R SALE.-A brick house on
4 South side Market st. West Of Water strsst.
q tine lot with fruit and shrubbery.
TOR SALE.-A House with seven
\ rooms. on South side Market st. west of krch.
20 rods from Post-Othee. All kinds Of fruit small
oarn' with Z OF X acre. Price, e, 500.
TOR SALE.-House and lot on
= Court street. with front on East Depot street.
desirable Tor Grocery stand OF saloon.
FOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
4 North side Market street, east Of Arch.
FOR SALE.-A two Story brick
\ hOrso with basement, y rooms, on South ssss,
NsOSnan street, but atew steps from the Poss-OHcs.
E'OR SALE.-Tbree lots 90 by s98
l fronting on Croghan street, suitahls for stores
ENOR SALE-In the village Of
y NorWalk, on Main Street, ,cne mile east from
the VouIt House Seven a acres Of land in hiah
state aI cultivation. House, Barn, Sheds and
a1fsh1n9eIy' 1f wen and Clstern. 6ns Orchard with
all kinds Of Fruit, berries, Grapes 81 Sandy
SOIL Just the place for a Gardener with rpadv
IhaIet Ior All one can raise. Price, g 500. Terms
to suit purchaser.
E0R SALE.-lOOO Lots more or Lass
- = IN 9Ia6 Wood CemsteTy, ranging in prices nom
% 90 SlUO. Livery resident Of Fremont Should
make selection OF lot and beautifv TIE ssl1e l5-
sooner or later al go to that place. A map OF the
grounds can be seen at my Office.
E'OR RENT.-A large store room op
Front street, with plenty of storage, first and
or Commission House.
k'OR SALE lots on Front street.
=; n North Of Market street, p by lG5 fsst most
,slole sue Ior q manu1aeturlng establishment or
PERSONS at a distance desiring any informs8Sor,
uOl1 TINS point can address eoarnunicatiousfa me
- .He suolee5 does not require much time and at
nelenb remuneration. Where more tina and iabo-.
CHARGED. ISAAC, NJ EIFI ID ~ ~
Fremont Ohio
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H'OR SALE.-A House of eight
\ rooms, On north side Of State Street, five minu-
tes walk from Post-0iiee, half acre ~ r-o115
peautlful yard, trees, shrubbery, fruit fne barn,
very desirable, If not sold soon, viii be for rent
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In tins age OF scepticisln, faots are required
to inspire confidence IN the mindsof the DsoT,ie.
but, with good ind0rsers, they are willinr tn
test any article claiming extraordinary merit
Tne proprietors of Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair Renewer offer the following Endorsement
OF the merits claimed by them for their prgna-
ration, by the Pittsburg, Pa, sNChrstian Id
vooate;' viz, The public have so often been
deceived by the use Of worthless preparations
for the hair, that article Of this kind. to cain
their favor and secure their patronage. must
possess real merit, We are glad to assure our
readers that Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair
Renewer is meeting with the success which its
merits SO justly deserve; and we have reliable
evidence, that it viii perform all that is claim
ed for 1t, In restoring gray hair to its naturs
eoior, and, as permanent dressing, is unsU
passed
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TIE following letter from one of
our recent citizens, in the Sunny
South, will no doubt be read with
pleasure:
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Revenue AssessRents,-T Commission
er Of Internal Revenue has notified Assessors
that II is advisable to begin the Assessment Of
the income tax Immediately In all cases where
persons are willing to make returns, but if a
tax payer IS unwilling to make return, the
assessor can not make an assessment or enforce
any penllty for delinquency until after the
the first day of March Assistant Assessors
arc slsO instructed to leave blank farm No
2 with every person who, in any probability,
has taxable income, and TO make list Of the
persons with whom blanks are thus left.
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p; PsEsoas rs having property for sale or r. VIII do
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FREN1oETra 63T70a q
gRIDAY,- FEB. 4, 1870
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EOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
a North side Market street, east Of Arch.
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therein lies Us great DeauG5 anu lIs
adaptability to our national con.
dition. 1t recognizes no creed, teach
es no doctrine of religious faith,
proscribes no form of belief, but ac-
howledging the Father as the source
Of all good. and the mission of the
Son as extending It's bepifcence to
all, It adopts the same universally
of application, and gathers under
its enlightening influence, believers
in all creeds and doctrines. 1t edI-
Gates the children of the State for
the benefit Of the State, that its citi-
zens may become exalted, intelligent
and good, and allows the Church,
through its various branches, to
gather them into its folds, without
impeachment. When it provides 9TH
erwise, and yields to the demands of
any ecclesiastical organization by
recognizing its orthodoxy to the ex-
clusion Of all others, that moment it
unde1mines the principles upon
which Our government is based, and
provides for a Union Of Church with
State that would prove inimical to
the future of our nation.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WAsHINGToN, May 24.-Senate Ferry asked leave
to present memorials of citizens Of Dominican repub
lie, protesting against annexation.
Pomeroy objected and permission was refused on
the ground that petitions except by unanimous con
sent be received only from citizens of the United
States.
Harlan spoke the bin providing tor the 4tlt Of
Usage Indian lands.
Legislative appropriation taken up
Bureau Howard Corruption Committee examined
Gen Boynton correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
Conference Committee of the bill to enforce the
fifteenth amendment agreed upon a report which was
signed BY Senators Stewart and Elmunds and Repre-
sentatlVe3 Bingham and Davis Senator Stockton and
Representative Kerr declined signing.
The principal amendments are in the 18th and 2ls
sections and they do not alter the general of the
bill, but more explicit in the portion of the 18th
ton authorizing the President employ the land and
naval forces of the United States prevent violation
to enforce executive amended so as to author
ice the use of such forces to aid the judiciary author
ties in enforcing the act.
The phraseology of the 2lst sectonsis materially
changed but the general intention of the original sec
ton remains. This action pertains to the Jurisdiction
OF courts in relation to the writs of quo warranto
No new sections added, except to attorneys and to
simplify the bill
House-Lynch's bill for revival of American ship.
ping has been discussed all morning. and at O'Clock
was defeated by yeas, 81; nays, 95
In the closing debate on Lynch's bill promoting
American commerce, Mr.. Peters, Of Maine proceeded
to speak in favor Of the measure Mr. Coburn op-
posed the bill being in favor Of ship building inter
ests at the expense of commerce and navigation Mr.
Brooks urged that if a reduction of duties was made
for the ship builders other mechanical and agricultu.
raj interests should receive the same benefits Cox,
of New York, said he wes willing to support the bill
if the sections in relation to drawbacks stricken
out, Schumacher argued the necessity of something
similar to the draft system TO restore our PROSTATE
commerce Mr.. Banks then briefly addressed the
House in favor CT the bill. Mr. Lynch then allowed
number of amendments to be offered and demanded
the previous question: which was seconded, yeas H.
nays 79. The question was then taken on ordering
the main question and the House refused to order
yeas ST. nays rs. The bill then went under the
rule until to morrow.
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FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Reports from sault St
Marie via Montpelier and Buffalo, report the presence
and activity of strangers-supposed to be Fenians
Revenue near half million
Gen Marston, Of New Hampshire, nominated tor
Governor Of Idaho.
Gen. Jordan, of Cuba, dined nith the Committee
on Foreign Afiirs Of the House and Senate this eve
ming by invitation of Representative Mann Of Mary
land, member of the House committee
The President has issued a proclamation setting
forth that it has come to his knowledge that sundry
illegal military enterprises and expeditions are on
foot, within the United States with the view to carry
on the same against the people and district of Canada
within the domains Of Queen Victoria, with whom the
United States are at peace. The President therefore
admonshes all good citizens of the United States and
all persons within the jurisdiction Of the same against
aiding, countenancing abetting taking part in such
unlawful proceedings, and all persons that by
committing such Illegal acts they forfeit all right to
protection by this Government its interference in
their behalf TO screen them from the consequences of
their own acts. He enoins all officers of the United
States to employ all lawful authority to prevent and
defeat the aforesaid unlawful proceedings and to
and bring TO Justice all persons who may be engaged
therein
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3 Y I E L Z & r A Z Fl
Foreign and Domestic Markets.
For the Soutia-N estern.

LONDON, May "a, noon.-Securities unchanged.
New YORK. May a. noon.-Stocks steady. Gole
steady at ll41. Exchange and money unchanged
Louisanas, old, 761; leyee 6's 754 and SIS 49, Cot
ton quiet sales 600 bales middling uplands 225 and
Orleans 23sc.
LIVERPOOL, May II, noon.-Cotton steady; upland.
105@ll and Orleans ll4d. Yarns and fabrics al
Manchester quiet.
New ORLEANS, May 4-Flour-superfne frmer
but other grades easier, a 500 00@5 25@5 TO
Corn dropping; mixed 81 35@l 40 and white 81 45@
90 Bran, oats and hay unchanged. Pork frmer,
$3l013l 80, Bacon unchanged Hams 21@22e
Lard, sugar. molasses, whisky and coffee unchanged
Cotton easier; middling 22@224, low middng 81 ia
2ls and good ordinary 20@203c sales 2O00, receipts
1904 and exports to Liverpool 5777 and Boston S2l
bales. Sterling 1853. Sight exchange sPct: prem
UNI. Gold l14&,
I1vERPooL, May "a, evening cotton closed rreg.
uar; upands lo50ll and Orleans I'D; sales 10000
bales, of which for speculation and export 2000
New YoRk, May "a, evening,--Cotton Gull; sales
1000 bales; middling upands 22y and Orleans cage.
Money easy at 205fct., with some exceptions at q
Sterling advanced to 1lo4. Gold strong at 1l41@
ll44
HAyRF, May "a, eveniog.-Cotton closed quiet at
| 281 nfoat
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FROM EUROpE

VIENNA, May 23.-An imperial decree dssolves the
Rechrath and diets in various provinces New cleo
ons have been ordered for this body and should the
diets fail elect deputies the government will appeal
to the people for that purpose.
MADRID. May 23.-In the Cortes on Saturday the
question concerning the reported concerted action
Great Britain and the United States for mitigation OF
alleged Cuban horrors, Monte replied that while such
rumors have been extensively published the govern
ment is without official information on the subject
While the matter was before the deputies he wished
to remind them that DeRodas had repeatedly invited
the American Commissioner to visit and examine into
these alleged cruelties and see for himself how utterly
false the stories were.
LONDON, May 23.--Late dispatches from Bombay
state that nearly half of the cotton shipped from
India ports goes by way of the Suez Canal only small
portion, however, reaches England. The bulk goes
to various ports on the Mediterranean.
MANCHESTER, May 23.-The Cotton Supply Assoca-
ton have congratulated the Brazilian minister upon
the increased production of cotton.
PARIS, May 23-Madrid letters confirm reports that
Prm and Saldawsh have an understanding whereby
IberiaD union is to be established