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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09
Nam zoprrtistmtnis.
TOPHYSICIANS.

NEW YoHK, August 18th, 1870.
Allow ms to call your attention to ny PRE-
PARATIoN OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component parts are, BUCHU,
Long LEAF. CUBEBs, JUMPER BERRIES
MODE OF PREPAnAIIoH.-Buchu,i in 7aeuO. Ju.
niper Berries, by distillstiou, to form fns gin.
CubeSs, extracted BY displacement with spirits
obtained from Juniper Berries very little sugar Is
used, and snail proportion Of spirit. 1t is more
palatable than any now in use.
Buchu as prepared BY Druggists, is Of dark
color. tits plant that emits it's fragrance; the
action of flame destroys this its active principle
eaying dark and glutinOus dsoOctiOn. Mine is
the color ofingrOdientS. The Buchu in myprepar
alton predOminatesi the smallest quantity Of tn,
other ingredients are added. to prevent fsrmenta
tom upon inspection it will be found not to be
Tincture, as made in PharmacOpes. nor is it
syrup-and therefore can be used in cases wher
fever or Inflammation exist. Iuthi,, yOu have tn
knowledge Oftbe Ingredients and the mode of PFC
pa-stiOn.
Hoping thatyOu will favor it with trial, an
that upon inspection it viii meet With your 81
probation,
With feeling of profound confidence,
am, very respectfully,
Il
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-12-09
WARMERS
PTLE REn EDY,

warmers Pile Remedy hasuever failed
not even in one easel to cure the very worst
of Blind, Itching OF Bleeding Piles. Those who
arc afflicted should Immediately call on their drug
gist and get WAREER's PILE REMEDY. It is ex-
pressly for the Piles, and is not recommended TO
cure any other disease. 1t has cured many cases oi
over thirty years standing. Price One Dollar.
Far sale by druggists everywhere.
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$1,000 REWARD.

DeBIng's Via Fuga cnres all Livey, Kid
asy and Bladder Diseases, Organic Weakness,
Female A6lictions, General Debility and all
complaints Of the Urinary Organs, In male
and female.
$1,000 viii also be paid for any case Of
Bind, Bleeding or Itehiltg PILES that DK-
cured cases Of 20 years standing Try it, and
get rid Of the most troublesome disease flesh "a
heir to. SOLD By ALL DRUGeIsTs.
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USE
Fluid Extract Buehu

n all diseases Of these organs, whether existing in
male or female, from whatever cause originating,
andnO matter Of how long standing. It is pleas
mt in taste and Odor, "immediater in action, and
dorcstrensthening than any of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
;Oqstitutions, procure the remedy at once.
The reader must be aware that however slight
maybe the attack Of the above diseases, it is GER
ain to affect the bodily health and mental powers
All the above diseases require the aid of Diu-
retic. HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU is the
great Diuretc,
sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
sI.25 per bottle, or bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms in all communications.
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From tic tcuor of tclcgioplic despatch
from Havana. dated Oh Saturday, and which
we PUBLISH this morning. ono Of the most
monstrous financial bubbles Of tho pge ar.
pears 90 lave collapsed.
Tho notc9 Of the Spanish Banl, Of Havana,
Government institution, based on The
legali2cd plumber Of the island and sup
ported since the outbreak of the revolution
hy dcspotc odicts and worro pIan highway
robbery have reached their just G. .matoa.
Bankers aud merchants refused 70 receive
them in Havana on Saturday last and the
panic is described US intense and fearful
We presume in want of details that the
courageous bankers aud merchants who de.
clinoi TO part with their bills or merchant Sc
for worthless pieces Of paper arc not Cubans,
probably not even Americans, but some
foreigners whose interests are prot ac.cd in
foreign countries in time of war we snv We
presume this to be the Gaze. because no
Cuban patriot in Havana could posstl ~ have
Inflicted a more severe blow than this upon
all the powers that he in thc nomc of Spain
BY the autocratc cdict Of the Cartain.G Gene.
raj, these notes, for the redemption Of which
taxes were imposed, collected, and never paid
10 the Bank (the Government always requir
Ing the money for the cxigcncics of the war;
were receivable in payment of every purchase
effected. To refuse them was the highest
kind Of treason, and Of course, the Spauiarls
being the sole traders now in the island the
outstanding notes, 10 the extent OF some
thirty millions Of dollars must be held by
them.
That the collapsed Institution has been
rotten to the core. every merchant and banker
Of Havana has known long since. T.,ir
action of Saturday, therefore can BE- in' =
rrctcd but in one sense, and that is. that
they are 50 thoroughly convinced, possibly
ly the failure Of the present campaign, tia,
the rocorCuast # the island by .Le Spaniarda
Is impossible. that t!cy lave Jos; an ni:h in
The tule of the present iucmbeuts to The ra.
rond rroi ~ %, Che island
Would .e' be ven for NJ ScIota7y
F:sU tos..4oH.v u.ssac, 90 CD0Scyss 90
,ay that t..-g 8 no wax H. Cuba that is
Nur,h c..a.. .n".f
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standing they were fitted up snugly in 1854,
they would not stay 30 In 1895 they wero
again repaired. a. HALL, Jr, painted them,
and JonN SNiFrES repaired thcm, for
5000 assisted ly a. }. GAHvEY. who bore
OF s iG3. This years compaipning was
unusually brilliant Only SSGS3 was left in
| he treasury TO the credit Of the Guard
The aggregate OF the appropriations since
1897 had now reached S3jh000.
Tie elasticity Of the rents for the stamp
ing grounds became moro apparent in 1866.
| Seven thousand dollars each was paid for
two rooms. Armorcrs now made their Np-
rcnrancc, with salaries ranging from $500 to
500 each. The campaigning increased in
vgor lNCEHsOfI. WATSON & Co. handed
out their furniture for il5,0O9 A. J. Gan.
Wy plas.ercl for s1G,0ls; JouS SSlFrtv
rcpoiutod for $4,000 and A. HALL, Jr,
painted for $90J3. During this year Tie
Guard tat in S2l3 worth of lRwtS & Os-
cooD's chairs, which rested on paper The
mats. with tar accounted for as &c, j." cost
50 900. Each Of the Guard, it was presumed,
had "mat, &c"
In 1861 tho Supervisors again wheeled
into limo with dosl'ng boldncss. They
drilled, oud appropriated 500 Tie
Ring drilled also, and mado away with
Si0O,OCG, SO that they both lct only
5000 in tho treasury to tho credit Of
the Guard at the end of tho year More
plastcriug VAS done, costing $GG5jt. Moro
carpets wero spread for $j,oj7. Tho furpi.
turc and the "&c.." which appeared on pa.
per cost $l2GSJ7. The painting WAS Sl2.
4sG $4,000 did the llombing and heating
Fitting up" male his appearance for SIS.
S2j Carpenters repairs" shaved of $31 ,2S0
The Supervisors took courage in 1863. and
ordered a draft on 'he treasury for SGj0000
This they did without the slightest hosita-
ton, because they knew il was not draft
which would make the Ring skedadllc to
Canada. The draft covered So $50, $4,000,
and $4,000. among other oLtuse amounts,
for the rent Of respective armories and drill
rooms those very remarkable places which,
Notwithstanding all that had been paid out
for tho same purpose, had TO he plastored
during the same year fo- S1l7,15G furnished
for $232GlG; painted for 5000 plumbcd
for SOLO; md shaved Oy the carpenter
for $3.50 When the now year OF 1869
came. Sl239 only remained in the treasury
to the credit Of the Guard.
To make up for dclcienc cs, however, they
got in 1869 an appropriation Of Sl,i5oOO0 to
carry on the war. KEYsE1 { Co. raidcd for
Sl7G,13s; GEO. s. MILLER for S9jO029 ; \,
!. CARNEY for $3O2 os1 Is EHso1L & Co.
for $22275G 7. d. BALLNE for S137, 72G
and Gnroc & Co. for $ij,223 But LET US
look Mt our achievements little in detail
rs lol,ows-
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4MtSENENIS.

The programme Of novelties, musical sud Ira.
matte. for the present week may ne briefly stated.
Ire sale Of subscription seats for Tie new -ctson
Of l1hlu ouera 10 commence next wees is progress.
ing myorlhy,
u another iCh, that 0! LdsCQeie, IN "llc Dukes
Motto
Al tho 9th leading theatres the present n,trac.
lions fully suffice Ia draw crowded houses. and
" Hamlet accordl9sly, is continued at Booths,
" ours, ut Nalack's, " Sur At the Finh avenue,
aud kon" at Woods.
The succtacle of the Twelve Tomrt tons Is
nearly ready ~ thc grand Op.Ia House which IL TO
be closed on TlursdaY and the remaining ulrnir q,
of the week for ihe final rchnT,tls. II will he
brought out ncNt Mouddi. y MS evening and ON
Tue ily and "Wednesday the drama of " Iurris-t,
Il lu sl'r,' and Cool ss d Cucumber" are given,
and MSS Nully ciri- sings.
The circus gives It's patrons m entirely new
b'l, The Deaner bro.htrs, cc'chrntet as auIiolnts
Hcrcult- Libby, the man Of muscle, Hector, the doc
That rides horseback. Uud SuCuo, the prOtcnu
equestrian, nll make first app prncc. Beside IN.
III re vii be "Od Wine m New Bottles" N.
tamil M members oi the company In new.y devise /
acts OF hoisVmanshp,
The season Of opera bouft at the French The,
atN begins tO.ii-it with LA Crmde Du,ht., G
deNerolstcin.' Mrs, Howard Paul taaes tue par
ui La GrGpde D'tAtSse, vi ilr that II Le,i,ya
B0vm VIII be represented by Mons Ducic,nr
Mrs. Paul appeared in Luulun ~ the GfQnd Diches,
over hundred consecutive nights. anu was highly
praised by the frnah papers. There are ind GU
uOns of u successful season under the nlunpgtmcn
Of hessrs Byrne and starr,
Mr. aud Mrs. Barney Williams will appear il
Hartford Due-day, under the man, cement Of j. r
Poll. hs'e OF tbs FifIh Ay"rne rleairsl
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" lhel' ieel' feel ike morning star"
To the Editor ~ ne Sul.
SIR' Your correspondent "Decency" quite
bellies his name In his notice OF "T. Dewitt Tai.
images Mlnsirels " In your paper this morning He
40 ms to be very much troubled IN regard TO tue de.
cline Of the b ookyn pulpt, which he thinks mas
taken place, and the staten, mt which he makes In
r".urd 10 Mr.. Talmagc Is made in such a manner
a. 10 give totally iase impression TO the crcum.
stances under Which the negro minstrel" quota
ton Was made. The evident Intention Of the writer
ulloss he l. purely spiteiu', IL to create the i'm,
preston that tue Objectionable remark was uttered
Dur nc church service, whereas II was made al "A
childrcn's Christmas entertainment, held during
Christmas week.
Certain persons protesting 10 be friends Of Dr.
Cuycl do not seem TO have ser Sc enough TO perceive
that there IL room enough IN BroOL lyu for both to
work Without interfering with each other, ami Oc-
casionaly hls spirt finds vent IN some such arucle
as vas published IN your pap OF q i mornln~.
Few persons Will be able TO see any rave offence
IN the use ul the quotation by Mr Talmncc, even
though your cuTrrsl ondent seems tp imagine tlat
Tier, - some Law itch regulates the conversation
and addresses ut u "mlnstvrN NLcn is not Az.
phcaUle TO tue rest OF mankind. JUSTICE
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u na. aston ia .ha lU'U., bat b; il r,ve-
.hclcss &. fact. tl., has ,.u.ty las mag
ni1ccI- standing a.ily--a very good ding 10
lsrlf, a.4.o Il composed If l.Gcgul o,.,r
ly ct.zoua who find tl,ssuc iu military OK
cIc.sosj lul os We link, altogether
too expensive. Under IL, fostering care
OF the Board Of SJpcry srrs Ills F.lnd-
ing amy Is now go t.ug Ibis county $lG7:0
per nour E4,Ol59j per day. or $l,ti5jGjGt
per aouum aud ID its expenses iucrcas' e..
year a. they increased lac; year, our army
will coft tho city ior 1870 the pleasant lit,lc
sum of three millions and n half
The Legislature provided Tor rcanrolmcnt
Of the militia in 1SG2, md formed for us what
is called the National Guard. The Board Of
Supervisors of th.s county Immediately Gp-
proprated $4,000 toword furnishing quar-
tiers for their share Of the army. THIS was
soon followed 10y an additional appropriai on
Of 100000 Inc Board, however, did not
fully get upon the war poth until 1864 for
at the end Of 1853 they left $4,000 in the
public treasury to the credit Of the armorcs
The drafts ON the treasury in that year
opened Inolerat tly Tho Comp;rollcrs re-
port Tor 1868 showed Hat $G,S5S was
expended for the rat Of nrmotc5 and
drill rooms, and $i,ol8 lor furniture
$4,000, however, wos added to tic
man In to pay for printing, which
was done a. Il matter OF course on paper, sa,,
for gas which was not very clear, Some
other supplies were thrown in but in what
direction they went was myt-rry. Thus
the whole bill of expenses FIR 1868 was bu,
$30,G;G.
The year 1904 opened Nnspiciously with
$ll0,323 in the treasury. This money was
the objective point Of the campaign. S.
succossiul was the attempt TO secure tue
money, that only $4,000 remained in tho
treasury ut the close of the year II,
astonishing evolution OF $1i0023 in 1861
from f30,GiG in 1863 was caused by fitting
up the armory of the Twenty-second Reg.
ment. About this time Mayor GUSTHEn
saw the tactics of the hostile party, aud OK
posed them, but with apparently no effect
The rent Of the camping grounds or Nrmo
ries now assumed decided upward tondcn
cy In one case tho rtEt reached $1,000
But 1t was discovered that, Notwithstanding
the eXogbitaut rents, the camping or stamp
ing grounds were not in good conoIton
The Board Of Supervisors discovered this
and expended Sso20G for putting tho omory
Of the Twcuty-sccond Regiment in n halita
bio condition. The movement in this cas-,
was wholly strategy, The objective poln
was the county treasury.
When 1860 w,eAcd the world hlnny now
year, The Board rallied, supported Ivy o,l tn,
camp follower Of Tomany 1t arrro
priatcd Sl9j00 for the benefit Of the stan
ing army. Tho year rolled on, and $50 ,O9i
moro WAS expended. Tho camp follower
were extremely happy. The rents Of tn
camping grouads or armorles and drill
rooms, amounted TO s4i,3l5 during 1861
u bccame apparent that the Board had hire,
.@'y remarkable drlll rooms. for notwith
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OBITTIRY.
sudden Death of Peter Norton, E-q.

rUddcn bruth OF fcter norton, I-p.
While conversing in the parlor Of SOM trends
wnom he was visiting in Prince street on ~ Friday
evening, Mr.. Peter Norton. brother OF tie lion.
Michael Norton, fell back IN his chair and immedl.
At,ly expired. So sudden his death, that tltose
in the room, when they rushed to ls assistance. he
gan to rub his wrists and Apply restOra'Nca under
the impression that he had IT i was ouY Nhcn
the paor OF death ovcrspr'ad his features and some
one IN the, room cried out NY GOD
he II deadr that the sad truth came "a
course UNEXPECTED Although Mr. Norton has
been afflicted Tor tue last four wears with
disease Of the heart, he had not recently com
planned II feeling narucui1riy unwcll. o. the con-
tHry he appeared TO enjoy better health thnn ever
and only u lew moments before the hard ~ death
overlook him. he laughed heartily at a remark
friend made. lie vas born IN this cit, and We
twOutv nine years OF age. OF m amiahc di-po-i-
ton, kind and generous, Mr. Norton maze hosts o.
warm friends. lie cout-ilG'oA not little 20 hH
brother Michaei's elevation. TO hi he HI- 10 ih'
fully attached. In the many close political b'lu's
Senator Norton has fought, Peter WIS alWf5T found
at his sideW orSlrg hy day ana bl night Zoo -,cure
his success. He never h,ld polite. OF hnUl t1e
the Court OF General Sessions lie leaves b"lhnd
him wife aud lirtlc boy, and host Of Wa'm bcr
.Onal friends 10 mourn his uutmcly 'os. Ihl
friends and relatives OF the family. aui Of hs orot
Nicaacl John ant EiNMd, and all" tie o 'r'.r'"
the Met ael Norton Association, viii attend l1r lln"
raj from his late rtslatrcc, No li2 Srl. rlr'tt
this morning, at 10y O'Clock. llis rrnan- "W %
taken to 81. Anthony X man CATHOLIC '.N go, ~
sullivan street near Hous 90, wl," ~ t7h
I'igh Mass viii hc of rod for ih' rcOoso Ut -'Vis
He viii be buried 10 Calvary O. mcirt,
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SEARCHING NEW YORK DIsGU USED
ASIAN ORGAN GRINDER.
Spectacle IN Jefferson Market Poiice Court
Yesterday Morning passionate Afec-
tiOn, Desertion, and Revcnrc--The Pistol
nni the Sfi ruo- winding mp In n Cell.

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'.o N''NuOhy "ac" ehoulu make MS lheic.a ms
Wiic.
m, lac hi -. g., f. 49,. 900. ,t. 49,, 49,.
II, wy ''" ~" HN ''' 'n' N'''"s o"' ~
'l'ue 70 uit daJ anotb'r person appeared ON TIC
scene, and q ovanni had rival. AZ length Theresa
t.r,, IN ,.,oi,. ,li,,,,,, I'm. .r, ,,o ,,o,,,,,
" $3.50 'l'' """i '''.''' GU, O',- INNS
Nhtn NC called ~ tn hou1c WAcro she lad lived,
sic had ennC--v where ne k1uy not llv dipt Of nor
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IT, inquiry u' l'a'hei '''' "lc u 10 lnc'VTn ana
hi' rival bad sailed foiu France f'r New York For
IA uo,o bo VIVA ,yc,,,tci,,,t hut ~ t,,.tl a.. s,r
,,. ''' ~ ''''' ''
~" t"'' WY 20 u uo'lfe Ior revenge
lie 70 olyCd to follow, and but a week or two
aitcrwnrl he aa4 I'm b4t nir.uit q, tho Atlantic On
tt..,.,..., ~. ~. 49,. -,
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Recognition Of the RED Rivrr Rcuu,,,c.

The recognition Of the Red River leaders by the
Hudson RAJ COMPANY as the only Legitimate Gov.
ernm' Mt IN Winnepeg has excited much comment
NJ Washington. Canada las two Ambassa Tors al
Fort GcnIy to reconcile the people 10 the Dominion
llusiye promises Of "A tralscuntinCntnl or Canada
Pacific Railroad are made. II j. announced that a
h will pass In the February session ~ the Canadian
Parliament AMI that Great Britain ma be induced
to guaranty i've Der cent dividends on the stock
nnesotans are urging a llud grant from Brockin
ridge on the hod River, wltre tie 81. Paul md
Pacific Railroad Terminate, 70 the Minnepeg border
with assurances of tie immediate construction of A
railroad, Ms the sure means OF checkmatIng tho Cana
dun scheme m connection with the rapid Uru2ress
OF the Northern Pacific ltailroad westward.
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THE EfRcE OF THE RErryuE.

The Authorities Aucr smugeiors In Hobo
Ecn-ArrCat OF Two Of tho Gnur-The
Wc'i-Pnid Or'ccr who Knows Nothing.
Smuggling has been pHcdscd to such an extent
In Hobokon taat the gang 10 the business have 10
several instances dared tho authorities to Interfere
~itE them. They have nest VI these fellows cm.
ployol or ;hc Hamburg ard Bremen steamers. and
on every zip the fellows snueslo over from three 70
five thousand dollars worth Of goods. They have
tLtir cccomphces asl ore land although Scrs;. Ring
10 detail e. {, iooN at.r the smugglers and receives
ar extra salary if1H SIC steamship coInIanlcs. yet
ac knows no.hinr. United States Commissioner
uo.man, Leaning tho.e facts. determined to yut
s,Jp &C. o. and detailed Private Detectives DlgIey and
Noo3.fo crrct out tc frauds Ous4 uriay they over.
H.U.ts 1870 o. che s'rrrclci-. one Win about ~
rob a. ~ Iul wound around o.. roty, and guam
U.v 90 fine SILK stunii 10 oa.l sleeve whlr tie
utrf fi .rtrl b0 Il.s of uuC brandy tfs go. k
". ilh of o. rs. ;. ih claimed To bc rr'Ict-. hc'
90 rf soon H-cor.1'r"i Z Hf 'Ncy were IRON tic
steamer lfty wore taken before l!..td States
Cvm4.'- siJn-s Hoffman Gud bold Tor CXaliIult. 80.
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The United states Ought TO stop the
War against Cuba.

OrN If Nc most lomcatalle Illustrations
oit,c- -vl.'y Iroluc , hy party d.-ri.lrc
is s.n "a to fehm .an Of many '-aliuc
B.Iu' laan Journals 90 the trcam.a. which
VI Sp>.Y WIuTfg nul Nh HAvuroS
Firm DOOM proper 70 inl.ct on Culo.
The one of tines, Eo.tlcmon la7 never
been anything but a Democrat, and the other
las never Lc,n known rs anything Of a
Republican; AMI yet the accident that Mr.
Fi-iI ia Scr. lazy OF STATE and controls the
or..en policy ni Con. GHNSr, enables aim to
silence tAc expression Of the most natural
sentiments in important organs # the Re
pull party. II lie worc not Secretary Of
state thcro .s not Republican journal in
the country that would pay tho least respect
to his opinion, bUt now that Gen. GrNNr
has committed the blunder the political
crime Of making him Secretary of State, they
all-with few honorable exccptions-give
their consent to his running the Republican
party and covering the nation with disgrace,
in order that Spain may vainly wage against
her revoltcd colony a terrible war for the re-
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'uE "''e INV i.np'',s''' u,'''''''
.ranI Ncto,Iet il rather a ,ign OF spanish than
MOI I N, orsye n, ,@' Ho' sEa S rS
coud have -'e9 ~ opportunity 10 crush tlcir se'cr,
lore .,ncc hive done So It ba-, ticre ore, Leeome
o T." tn H n, .c 1JI ca,1t ToIu
NJ once 10 the tanrs or people gengaly seem
wiu"s to p,Ae The resg.nol5il-.l Gu, ,crou, re.
i m 10 ro ,,.S, ~ n'& a.
gpDn the Aaan,,,t,.t.oo "myh VII soon coo,pel 1
,,t,- The p'oric ot ,li- c'Gntry. aud advance The
'"g,' % r''u'e n7'N III 81, PO'"ol' Oh Tue e'oOr'
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""NH' A'",'n's''"''oh' 10" can 30 n'"ch
'gh'r'nc' anu 80 hlucii i''ci'ecluN guinness
n' l'l"'' SENSITIVE 10 tue peoples uet're OF
Wv I'o!' s'A''on vi no" eau "on,