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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1870-11-11

the engine stop, and went aft to gel
some water. / was very thirsty.
then managed to get on the hur-
ricane deck, when 1 found that
two ice boats were gone, and the men
were getting other boats ready. l
was still so thirsty that l came back
to the captains room and got a
drink there, and opened the weather
cabin door to see how the passengers
were behaving, but did not see a
soul as they were all in their state
rooms unable to come out on ac-
count of the ships lying on her
beam ends. then came on the hur-
ricane deck and got into the after
boat, with six others then in. 1 was
lying on deck waiting for the ship
to 90 down, she then being nearly
on her beam ends. The captain,
mate and engineers, ten in all were
in the boat, but in such heavy sea
that 1 was afraid we would get foul
of the ships rigging. While the
vessel was sinking the other boat
halted and asked if we were all right
and after this the steamer got foul Of
their boat and took her down with
the ship. The boats were Inger-
sol.'a lie boats, and l think the boat
got clear and came up again, as a
boat, bottom up, was seen two hours
after, but no persons was on it. AT
ter the ships masthead was out Of
sight, we thought ourselves all right
as the ship was clear of US, but we
counted without a host, for a heavy
sea capsized the boat, but all man
aged after great exertions to right
her and get in again. The ship
went down at two o'clock p. NJ, and
at midnight the weather moderated
and was still. The hardships en-
countered by the five men was ter
rible, and while Drawing the fury of
the elements for sixty hours in an
open boat without food or water, ex-
cept small union served to moisten
their parched and aching lips, and
after being cast on the beach by
the breakers in view of the light
house at Jupiter Inlet, only the sec
ond maze and seaman were strong
enough to feebly drag themselves to
the building for assistance. The
rest lay exhausted until the keeper
sent boat to take them away. The
passengers, thirty-six in number,
have without doubt all perished in
their state rooms. When the steam
er suddenly lurched over on her
beam ends water poured into the cab
in where they were securely fastened
to die horrible death, without even
battling for existence. 1t would
have been madness for the survivors
of the state rooms to have attempted
to rescue them as the cabin was a
trap, into which it was certain death
to venture. Horrible as the thought
is, nothing could be done by the Of
ficers and crew but to save them
selves.
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The Alphabet of Requisites for g

The Alphabet of Requisites for a
Wife.-(By an elderly bachelor. "A wife
should be amiable artless, affectionate, affable,
accomplished, beautiful, benign, benevolent,
chaste, charming, candid, cheerful, complais-
ant, charitable, civil, constant, dutiful, digni-
fed, elegant, easy, engaging, entertaining,
faithful, fond, faultless, free, good, graceful,
generous, governable, good-humored, hand
some, harmless, healthy, heayenly-minded,
intelligent, industrious, just, kind, liberal,
lively, lovely, modest, merciful, mannerly,
neat, notable obedient, obliging, pretty, pleas
ing, peaceable, pure, quiet, righteous, social,
submissive, sensible, temperate, true, upright,
virtuous, Well-formed, young and sealous
&c, &c,
A tart old maid having read the above, gave
it as her opinion thai man to be good hus-
band, should be, aIluring, attractive, ambi-
tious and absolute, bombastic, babbling, bac-
canalic, beastish, cross, grabbed, conceited
crooked, detractive, despotic, deviceful, deceit
full, exasperating, exoentric, erudite, efemin'
ate, fanciful, fastidious, factious, faithless
gormandish, gaudy, gabbling, gadabout, hasty
hair-brained, hallucinated, handsome, Irssci-
able, irritable, irrepressible, infatuated, jeal'
, Gus, jacobinical, jangling, jesuitical, killing
keen-witted, knightly, knowing, laborious
light-hearted, liberal, Hnagnani,nous, munif
cent, magniloquent, neat, nobby, notable
Obstreporous, obdurate, Oficious, obsequious
pompOnas, progmatical, pedantic, plausible
quaint, querulous, queer, quibbling, rash, re
sentful, ridiculous, rude, shrewd, satirical
skeptical, selfish, talkative, tedious, tauntine
tyranical, uncertain, untruthful, unamiable
uneasy, vain, vaunting, vexatious, visionary
wayward, weak, wesrisome, wilful, yearniDl
youthful, yAwning and zetetic, &c, &c,
Oh nav.
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We find the following in the Cincinnati
Enquirer, in dispatch from Ft. Wayne, dated
Oct. %:
1t has just been made known that most
cold-blooded murder was committed last Mon
day about nine miles South of Lima, Ohio.
A man named Andrew Brentlingsr, in a fit OF
iealously, murdered his wifewithoutan apparent
lust cause. He then notified his children OF
the act, and threatened their life if they re-
vealed it. Two of his sons, at his direction
buried the body near their house, and plowed
and narrowed it, SO as to remove all traces Of
the grave. The children kept their secret un'
til yesterday, when they informed some Of the
neighbors. Yesterday coroner and ply
sician repaired to the scene of murder and haC
| the body exhumed.
A post nOTtenl examination showed tina
two ribs were broken; a stab had been madI
through the liver and other vital parts; twelve
stabs were inflicted upon her person. Bren
tlinger has confessed to committing the mur
der, claiming that they had quarrel ABOUT
man whom he claimed was too intimate will
his wtfe He is now in jail at Lima, and it i
| the intention of the authorities to have th,
| trial brought on at the present term of Cour
| if possible. The murderer's age is fifty two
| that Of his victim twenty-five. This was hi
second wife. The case will probably be triec
at this term.
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Major Wise. IA couple Of Tifin chaps
went over in Henry county hunting deer, and
succeeded in getting one. The Tifin Tribune
referring to the hunt gives the following pic
ture Of a backwoodsman they met in the tramp
which we take for "Major Wise. ."-Seatinel.
They hunted some thirteen miles from
Napoleon, and lodged with an old fellow in
the woods, whose family consisted of a wife
and one child. This man, nineteen years ago,
bought an eighty acre lot there and has lived
there ever since. Now he has four or five
acres with the trees cut of. Every year he
hoes a little corn for living. To grind this
he uses a pan full of holes and rubs the corn
on the rough side and then cooks it. Fol
meat he depends upon his gun. He lives in a
little log cabin of one room. This man takes
no paper and votes the Democratic ticket
every time
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The Hneid, in Modern American, is the
title of a grotesquely illustrated translation
of the First and Fourth books Of the Eneid.
We don't recolleet ever to have seen anything
Just like it, in fact we don't think any one
else ever did. But it is decidedly clever, and
filed with many sharp thrusts. 1t is equal
in verse to Mark Twain's best prose, which is
saying great deal, while its illustrations are
unsurpassable. If you want to enjoy good
thing, and have many a hearty laugh over 1t,
send 25 cents to the Winsted Herald West
Winsted, Coun., and copy will be sent you,
as the author expresses a willingness to sell
enough copies to pay for his cuts, and he
] ought 70.
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TOwNAyD COUNTY MATTERS
A PREMIUM TO livery Cash
SUBSCRIBER.

We offer as preniHm to every subscriber
: who pays in advance to January lst' 1872 one
wears subscription to the Peoples Journal, a
large le page illustrated paper. Examine the
date after your name, and see when you are
paid to, then send or bring in your money,
anathe two papers viii DO sent you. Besides
this, VIC offer the following exceedingly low
Club rates, with Magazines and Papers;
Journal and Rural New Yorker A.2S
The lowest club rate of the Rural otherwise
is S2.50.)
Journal and Godey's Lady's Book t-25
Journal and Peterson's Ladys Magazine SS.90
Journal and Lady's Friend SS-oO
Journal and Harpers Weekly, HarPers
Magazine or Harper's Bazar So'6S
Journal and Hearth and Home sac
Journal and Agriculturist, tS.OV
Other papers and Magazines will be added
70 this list. Send in your money.
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Late Patents that have been allowed
through the agency Of Burridge & Co., Cleve-
land, Ohio; Austin Hall, powder keg; E.
Shopbell, boot pattern; g. W. Low, pump;
Goodaire & Stead, restoring alkaline; E. Shop
bell, shoe pattern; Harris d White, car coup
ling pins; F. F. Harley, steel lantern; D. R
Averin, varnish compound; J. Shackelson
heater; A. Higley, railroad car brake; H. A
Robinson, weather strip; Foltz & McCoole, ci
der mill; F. c. White, lifting jack; C. Parks
reel and swift combined; Mento, coffee pot.
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LIMpnRTANT TO IMMIGRANTS
Bucklands.

We wish every one to know that
they can buy goods in our Line Of
us cheaper and ofbetter quality than
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 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 our
! Pharmacutist, DR.. G.. A. GEssNER.
/ with great care, accuracy and Of Sc.
lected drugs. Every one can rely
on getting Tinctures, Syrups &c,
made strictly according to the o. S.
Dispensatory. Our Prescription De-
partment is also under the exclusive
care of Dr.. G. A. GEssNER, and re
! have the largest and best selected
Stock, and put ap Prescriptions nth
| greater care, and Of better materials
than any t0hers else in Fremont OF
| for that matter as well as any where
J in the State. This department We
have made 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 & Cos,
! Pure White Lead, which is gaining
such large reputation in the west,
not by any extensive advertising but
merely on its own mereits. It is tho
whitest White Lead sold, as weu as
being strictly pure, and ground finer
than any other lead in the market,
1t is the best. We warrant every
can.
Our Boiled and Paw 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 house:
combined in the city.
Wall Paper, any one wishing tc
Paper, viii miss it very much, i
they do not look through oul
samples first. We have the Iarges
stock in the city, all this Spring
styles. No trouble to show good:
if you don't buy. Only if you wisf
Paper don't fail to look through oul
stock. We also keep large stool
of Window Papers, cheap.
We are AGENTS for the Great Amsr
ican and China Tea Co., and guaran
e. tee to sell better Tea at TWENTY-FIVE
T. cents a pound less, than can b,
Be bought elsewhere. A fine Stock o
Books, Stationary, Brushes, Fane7
Goods, Notions, Perfumes, and il
fact every thing usually kept in
Il, drug and book store.
Wishing every one success, AM
asking share Of your Patronage
We are yours Respectfully,
S. BUCKLAND & SON.
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Cooley, the Ladies favorite Magazine, is at
hand, for December. OF all the beauties
which have preceded it, none has been more
attra ctive than this number. Its beautiful
engravings, and choice literature, make it the
most desirable of all the ladies monthlies.
Ladies will please make note of this fact,
zoe haze reduced oag Clubbing rate for Cooley
and the JOURNAL, to S425. This is cheaper
than you can get Cooley in any other way.
Call in and subscribe at once.
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MAN Ho CD.
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

JustpubHshed, second edition, by Dr.LEWIs,
t254l TIE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE TO
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of Spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness. Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incapaeity, Impediments to Marriage,
ETC., and the venereal and syphilitie Aaladies,
with plain and clear directions for the speedy cure
ofsecondary symptoms, Gonorrhoea, elects, >trie-
lures and all diseases Of the skin, such az seur7y,
scrofula, Ulcers, Boils, Blotehes, and pimples on
the face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
induced BY selfindulgence or sexual lextrayaganee-
The celebrated author, in this admirable trea-
tise clearly demonstrates, from forty years sue
cessful practice that the alarming consequences Of
self-abuse may be radically cured; pointing out a
mode of cure at once simple, certain and efectual
BY means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, can be etfectually cured
cheaply, privately and radically. 70 This BoUA
should be in the handsof every youth and ever
man in the land.
Sent unde, al, in plain envelope. Price 81
Cts.
Address, DIR. LEWIS No. :, Beach St. New
York. 80 years private practice
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You want an elegant suit OF clothes, do
vouY Well 90 to Crane & Wykes. They are
the taiIors 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.
2S-ly
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What Hon. Thad Stevens Thought About
MishIers Herb Betters.

Mr.. William Lambert, First Assistant Engineer
U S, N, writes to DR.. 5. B. Hartman & Co., of
Ian aster, Pa, the following: eat the capture
of New Orleans, 1 was wounded in the right leg BY
a she'll The wound healed up, but bad sore
broke out near my ankle, Several doctors tried to
benefit me- but none succeeded. It was then that
Hon. Thaddeus Stevens, Me Der of Congress, saw
me, and, on learning the nature of my trouble and
told me about MISHLER'S HERB BITTERS,
SAYING ''it is the most wonderful combination Of
medical herbs ever saw. use it nyself, and I
know that il will cure you in a very short period.
Try it, my friend, try if. I viii have it sent to
yon.' The result fully justified the high opinion
of Mr. Stevens regarding your Bitters, for its use
was followed by perfect cure Sold by druggists
penerallv Price one dollar per bottle.
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Kicked by a Horse.-On Thursday
evening Of last week, as Mr.. L. C. Sprague, of
Riley township, was leading some horses 10
the pasture field, something disturbed them
and they began kicking. Before he could get
them quieted, Mr. S. was so unfortunate as 10
receive kick from one of the horses, near the
night temple, injuring him severely, and caus-
ing the blood to flow freely. Fortunately no
bones were broken, and he was able to be
about the next day.
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We viii give Hinkley Knitting Machine,
fprice $50, end desirable in any family for the
great variety of work it viii do) to any person
getting up a club Of thirty-six new subscri-
bers for the JOURNAL, and each of the subscri-
bsrs, viii be entitled to the Peoples Journal
FREE one year. This is splendid. offer. How
many Of our friends will take advantage of it?
Go to work at once, Send in the money and
names, and get the premium.
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Hats ready trimmed for one dollar, at
Mrs. Quinn's.

The letter from Louisiana, which our
readers viii find on the outside of this weeks
paper, is very interesting one, and as it has
been written after an experience of many
months in the locality, its statements may be
depended on. 1t makes an encouraging state
ment to those in search of health, and we
should surmise, though the Judge does not di-
rectly say 50, that he has derived great bene-
ft from residence South, which will be graf
flying to his many friends. As he promises
to write again, his letter will be looked fol
with interest.
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THE Journal and Agricul'
turist for $500

The Clyde Horse Fair commences TO-
dav. Friday,) and continues tomorrow. We
understand that there are number Of fine
horses there already, and that the contest is
likely to be animated, especially for the 500
purse, on Saturday afternoon at l-2 past one
O'Clock,
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List ofLetters.

List of Letters.-Remaining in the Ere
mont P O., uncalled for November 10th, 1870.
G Bowman; Sam Coons; Jacob CLARK;
Lanay Dixon; A Davenport; David Fuller, 8;
Fairbush; Fschman; Mary Farrell; W W
Grifith;zJ Highly; NJ a HUFF; d Koleman; D
c Sloyde; ~ Lyme; J H McIlvain; Stoov;
James Sheriff; VIM Wolfnger; Wyant; S
Wolf; Sarah w Yatis; Charlton NJ Young.
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If the Agents of the Wheeler & Wilson, Grover
s. Baker, Howe, Florence, or any other marhine,
think that they can compete with the Domestic
for doing all kinds of worK, will meet them at any
place where they have marhine on trial, and be-
fore committee of fdisihterested persons test the
capacity of the contesting machines. The beaten
machines TO be sold at auction, and the proceeds Of
sale to be given to the poor OF the township
1916 L. LEPPELMAS.
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M3arrieo.


Nnv. 81 1870, at the sesidence of the brides
mother. by the Rev. G. R. Brown, Mr.. S. THoMP-
son, of Middletown, Ohio, to Miss SARAH VAN
DoaES, ofFremont o.
-Ye editor ackno Wedges remembrance, IN the
shape of bountiful supply of clke and fruits, for
which the young couple have our thanks. May
their Journey through life be long, prosperous and
happy,
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Prof. Hohenstein, was present on
Wednesday last, and formed his different
classes in dancing. Z He..win be here regularly
on Wednesday during the season, and those
intending to join the class, and'whc have not
already done $50, should do SO at the next
meeting.
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Alleged Murder in Woodville.-A
correspondent of the Toledo Commercial, wri-
ting from Elmore, gives the following particu-
lars of an alleged murder which occurred near
Woodville, on the I'd: He says that Wednes-
day, the ID, the people of Woodville were
thrown into almost frenzied state of excite
ment by the report that a murder had been
committed near that village. The facts in the
case are as follows:
For a number of years past an old man by
the name of Sawley has been residing in the
suburbs of Woodville, his family consisting of
himself and three children, the oldest a little
girl of twelve years, the next boy of five
years old, and the youngest girl two and a
half years old. On Wednesday evening, as
he was going home from the village, his two
older children met him and told him the baby
was lost. He accompanied them to the house
and from there he went to a corn-field near
by, where some persons were husking corn,
and told the story about the child being lost.
The alarm was then given the neighbors turned
out to search for the child, and in short time
its body was found near the house in the Por-
tage River, about thirty feet from the shore
fifteen inches dep. On taking it out it was
found to be dead.
Dr. Busch held post morte,S examination
and found its neck had been broken and its
little body literally covered with welts and
bruises, as though it had been done by large
rod or cudgel.
A Corners inquest was held by Charles
Cronewert, Justice of the Peace, and verdict
rendered that the child came TO its death by
injuries inflicted By some unknown hand.
Suspicion soon pointed to Sawley as the
guilty party, and he was arrested and had a
hearing before Justice Cronewert, but the evil
dence against him was insufficient to hold him
for further hearing, and he was discharged.
The rod with which the injuries had been in
aicted was found in the water near the child,
and Sawley identified it as a rod that he used
in his house for the correction of his children,
and he gives it as his opinion that his oldest
daughter ~ years old) committed the crime.
On interrogation, she claims to have no
knowledge of the affair-does not know when
the child left the house-does not know any
thing about the maltreatment or injuries Of
the child. The whole matter as yet is shrouded
in mystery, but We hope to be able in a short
time to record the guilty parties being brought
to justice.
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ERRORS OE Youth.

A GENTL LE1IAN who suffered for years from
n Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of Youthful indiscretion, will, for the
sake of suffering hu uanity. send free to all who
need it the recipe and direction for making the
simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers
wishing to prof. By the advertisers experience
can do so by addressing, in perfect confidence,
JOHN 3. ODGEN,
No. q Cedar Street, New York
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nraLearnan Ri1iaa-f

Brakesman Killed.-on Tuesday night
last, brakesman on one of the freight trains
going east when near Clyde, fell from the
train between two cars, it is supposed, and
was instantly killed. We could not learn his
name, but understand he had but recently
commenced running on the train.
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Collars.

Youngman makes speciality of Paper Collars
and has many more difere styles than 'an be had
at any other store in FTeu ont. Among the many
varieties which he has on his shelves, the Mir
ror, the G. A. R. the Echo, Opal, Romeo, Queen,
Albany, Hugo and Dickens, besides many other
stvles. Call on hir and be suited,
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IF you feel dull, drOwsy, have frequent headache
mouth tastes badly, poor appetite and tongue coat
ed, you are suffering from Torpid Liver or "Billi-
ousness," and nothing will cure you so speedily
and permanently as DR. Pierces Alt. Ext, or Gold
en- Medical discovery It also cures the worst ling
ering Coughs, at the same time strengthening and
purifying the whole system. Remember that DR..
Pierce's private Q. S. Government Revenue stamp
bearing upon it his portrait, name and address, Is
upon every bottle of the Genuine. eold by drug
gists.
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p. o. Box 495a.

Headache, Neuralgia, &c.-That
the public generally are beginning to know and ap-
preciate the wonderful virtues of Briggs Allevan-
tor for the speedy relief and of catarrh head
ache, neuralgia and nervous diseases, is shown in
the constantly increasing demand for this great
universal pain banisher- The safest, surest and
cheapest remedy in the world. Each bottle makes
two to four quarts when diluted for use. Sold by
Druggists.
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The GreatTAuction of EDryIGoods
will have a special sale, to-day E(Friday), at
O'Clock, P.x Ladies Goods are selling at
Panic Prices. ELadies call. and'see the Great
Bargains, at No. 50 Odd Fellows Block.
45-It J.W. MULINIx.