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TgENTY-EIGHT YEARS PRACTICE

In the treatment Of diseases incident to Females has
placed DR. DOW at the head of-all physicians making
such practice specially, and enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent in the worst cases Of SIP
PRESTON and all other Menstrual DUaHgsmsai', from
'rhaisuer All letters for advice must contain 81
ofice No. ENDIcoTr STREET, BosToS.
n. B.-Board furnished to those desiring to remain
under treatment. Boston, July ls7l.-;5ly
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THE coNFEssIoNs OF AN INVALID.

PUBLISHED as warning and for the benefit OF gouas
and Others, who suffer from Nervousness General DE
eility, &C., supplying THE MEANS OF sELE-ouRE.
Written by who cured himself and sent free on TO
eolving postpaid directed envelope.
u Address NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, \. Y.
T5oo
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man assumes IN awakening the slumbcriug
feelings Of woman, and fixing them on him.
sell. Under the reproaches Of Caroliuo's
father could but regard this as a wrong
had done, aud which could be expiatcd only
by leaving her to peace and iorgeifuness.
| resolved that | would never let her hear
from me again till had fully proved myself
to be possessed Of such powers Of selfcontrol
as would warrant me in offering to be the
guardian Of her happiness
But when set myself TO work. found,
what many another does, that had reckoned
without my host The man who has begun
to live aud work by artificial stimulant never
knows where he stands, aud can never count
upon himself with any certainty II lets
into his castle servant who becomes the
most tyrannical of masters lie may resolve
to turn him out, but will find himself reduced
to the condition in which De can neither do
with nor without him
In short the use Of stimuaut 20 the brain.
power brings on disease, in whose parox.
ysms man is no more his own master than
in the rawlings Of fever a disease that few
have the knowledge 10 understand and for
whose manifestations the world has no pity.
| cannot tell you the dire despair that came
rd,,ar i-''' 80 ~. 'a'''' D,'Is'us
o'y,ae 'n1 'I'',' oia,u''s 70 n' 'i''' raw
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will was overwhelmed by wild uurcasoniur
impulse. | remember when boy, reading
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which have seen tbo loves oc r,orlooJ
,be Iove oC woran ,b, rossos.ion ,r i''.'.9 Loo-
The onnor,unit;es for acnnisition Of norno
and nosition and nronerty IN w;,Iio siabt
within orosn vet ali mads imno.siblo by ,,y
Iknowledee ,rd conscin,,sross IF ,Lo dS,II5
Idrir sod suction of tb,t ;,yi.;l,lo ,,b;rIrooi
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victim oil early ndiscreion causing nervous debil-
W premature decay &c, having tried in vain every ad.
verified remedy has discovered slmpe means of self
cure which he will send free to his ieowsuerer,. j.
II. REEVES. rs Nassau St., New York s2a3
Those who specaeles can have greater comfort
than perfect pair such be procured from our we'll
known Agent r. G. Phinney, who Is sole Agent In this
place for Lazarus Morris Perfected spectacles sls7
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-10
For the Frer ont Journal.
NORWAY OATS.
YoRK SrArIoN. .Ian. 26. .

York STATIoS, Jan. 26, II
Ed. Fremont JouKNAE: Under
standing that some Of yous subscri
bers wanted information about Nor
way Oats, I viii give, then my expe
ffence. Last spring I soFsd eighS.
acres sowing a triie over one bushe
per acre of seed. On a peiee Of black
sand and clay loan. THeland ha
previously been in corn and was il
good condition. The Oats came ul
nice but KeFesthin. md spreadrapid
ly until the May and June drouti
came on, then the oats not covering
the ground sufficiently to prevenl
the escape of moisture, were injured
and stunted some, especially on tn,
sand: but after the first shower they
grew rapidly and attained a heigh
of five feet OF over, were heaTap
filed ripening aboHt ten days after
the common .oat Which I think &c
counts for their stif' straBlS Ehes
stood up and were cut with a drop
per except where two straw stacks
had rotted down.. The eight acres
yielded four hundred thirty-sevep
bushels machine measure, Weighing
forty-three lbs per bushel. This is
Our experience with the Norway
Oats; and We are so well satisfied
that next year we shall SOW no other
kind of oats. We soawed four and
one half acres in the same field along
side af the EorFsys on the same
day, only on harder land where we
thought oats would not go down.
They came Up thick aud looked fine
", and ten days before cutting pro
missed forty bushels per acre. But
before they were fit to cut they oud
Sled down in a heap and were the
worst. piece Of oats We. ever cut, and
would shell easily either green
or ripe. Theyieid was oae hundred
and ten bushels machine measure
weighing forty-seven lbs per bushels,
they we're about enc Soqt shorter
than the Norways and ripeaed about
two weeks earlier ripening before
the common oat; and 1 think their |
quick growth weakens the straw, SO
MUCH that thcy are sure to lodge |
with us and often before heading
out, and could not. advise sowing
them, unless on poor sandy land anf
very sparingly at that. In concIu-
sion We would advise those sowing
Norway Oats, to SOW two bushels
per acre by measure, as one is not
enough if-dry weather comes on.
Yours truly, ALLAN WIyTER-
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RattHt Msoitinss.
I0PHYSIGIAN2.
NEW Yoax, August istb. 1s7e

NEW YosE, August 18th, 1870.
Allow me to cali your attention to uyPRE-
PAzATIoE OF COMPOUND EXTRACT
BUCHU. The component pazts are, BUczU,
LOso LEAT. oUBEBs. JUNIPER BERRIEs.
MODE OF PazrAnA1iOS.-BGchu, in vasuO. Ju-
nIpsr Berries, By assnlAtion, TO form ane gu.
CuOebs, sztrAotsa By displacement With SPARTA
OOtsinsd fOn Juniper BarrssE vsr5 lissls sugar b
used. and span prOpuz4ioa Of spirit. Ish aOss
palatabiethan any now il Use.
Bueha as prepared By Druggists, is Os DARK
color. It is plant that onits it. f1ss,4nOs; the
action Of fame destroys this its aosysprinepIsl
eavios dark and sIutinous deeOctisn. Aiae Is
the sOsOE OfiHsredion.a. The Ruelu in ny Drgpap
alton prsdoninatss; the smallest quantity Ofths
othor ingredients are added. to prevent ssrnsssa-
Jon; upon imposition it VIII be found rot to be a
rinstuEs, IS made in PhaImasOP0a. nor Is it 5
syruP-and therefore oan be used in eases Ehsss
lever Or Inflammation exist. In this,you have the
knowledge Of the ingredients and the node of pre-
paratiOn.
Hoping thatyOu VIII favor II. With a trial, aad
thatuPOn inspostiOn 1t vm meet with your sp-
probation,
With feeling of profound oOnadsnes.
Iam, very respectfully,
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THE JODRNAL.


Tor s
How to Raj svvss 81 90 FIsatss
Dig the potatoes before the vines
are oil killed BY fFosts, or they viii
not keep well. Put them in dry
warm place, not too warn or tbey
vii spTout. Let then lie p snat
way from three . four they
VIZ get Pezfsef i 1hss taks ?
barrel or box and pat IN about two
inches deep Of very dry saw dust,
then put in a layer Of potatoes, be
ing esreful 20 Keep them, at least,
one inch apart and two inches from
tbssides of4he box or tarrel, nov
put imam otheF layer Of saw dust.
When your potatoes are alipaclet
put them in a dry warm place, as be
fore. About tie middle Of April
make a hot bed BY diging q trench
two feet deep make the length and
brsssth to Soorresp6na WITH the
aHnoant-of potatoes yod have, three
BY six feet is about right for a ball
bushel. Board it with old plank tc
eight or then inches above the leve
Of the ground. You can nsil stats
across the frame, to receifethe SSH
!fyou have any. Fill the trehti
with fresh horse manure, treading
down the manure till it fssexen witt
the surface. Now put on the sol
tRoos fnfee laehAs deep. 80 por
tion of the soil that was thrown out
mixed with sand and well rolled
manure, is best. "a Now lay Eth'
potatoes two sincbes deep. Has,
yoush6t bed covered With an 81,
carpet or blanket during nights anc
cool days, or che potssoes fwiil 20
sprout. " IS
Bellevue, o., Jan. 25,@ II.
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sale ofRcaI Estate.

Administrator Sale OfReaI Estate.
Court Of Sandus Nv couuty Ohio 7 viii ofFsr Fe1
seie sl Punlle auction, at the door of the Court
House IN the sity Of Fremont, in said county. on
the zlst Gay 9I February, A. D. 1871 at two oclo
Of Of the nOtrh side Of the north half of the sotb
east qRrrter OF section twenty-nine t29l townsbfn
hve 81. range thirteen 81: Appraised at sS60.
tir6 in one year, and Oae-third in two years. de-
fsr7ed payments TO bear interest from day II sale
and 70 be secured by mortgage on said premises
Said premises viii he sold subject 10 the dover es-
tsts Of Hester FFahish therein.
NELSON h TUCKER, Admir-
o. the Estate of Thomas Tucker, deceased.
FEsueEt, O., Jsauszy %, 1851. ~
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nirorce Notire.

DHOMAs COFFEE, whose place Of fresideaeeis
unknown, Is hereby not, fed that Eta Coffee
did on the 4th day Of January, 1871, fle her peti-
tion in the office Of the CLERK OF the Court Of Cons
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of sandufkv
and State OF Ohio charging the said Thomas fFee
With having former wifeliving, ard adultery with
q certain woman whose name is unknown anl
also gross neglect OF duty.
eaid petition asks that she may be divorced from
the said THOMAS Coffee and Eill stand for hear
ing ct tbs next term Of said souTt
Dated this 5th day Of January. 1871.
ETA COFFEE,
Ia ByLENHSE & RREEoH, her Attorneys,
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A wag was strolling with a friend
through q country churchyard, call
ed attention to a grave the stone Of
wS;ich had no name of inscription on
+ EThis,n said h, sin the
grave OF the once notorious gambler,
Mr. r. You win observe that
there is no name recorded on the
tombstone, but 1 think ] could sug-
gess a very appropriate epitaph,
''What would you suggest" in
quired the friend. "Waitiag for the
last truHpp was the reply.
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For SALE.

EOR SALE.-A House with seven
4 rooms. on South side Market st. west Of Arch,
20 rods from Postsoficc. All kinds of fruit, small
barn, with 4 or 4 acre. Price, S2,500.
EOR SALE.-A valuable lot on
L North side Market street, east of Arch.
HOR SALE "A TIVE Story brick
E house with basement, y rooms, on south side
Croghan street, but afewstepsfrom the Post-ofhee.
EOR SALE.-ThTes lots 90 by 821
Il fronting on CEoshanstreet, ,suitablefOTstOres.
NOR SALE.-In the village Of
Norwalk, on Main Street, one mile east from
the Court House. Seven t7l acres of land in high
stste of cultivation. House, Barn, Sheds R1d
Hennery, Well and Cistern, A aue Orchard with
all kinds OF Fruit, Berries, Grapes, &c. Sandy
Soil. Just the place for a Gardener, with ready
market for all one raise. Price, 5000. Terms
to suit purchaser.
OAK WOOD CEMETERY.
NOR SALE.-IO00 Lots more or less
IL in Oak Wood Cemetery, rsngingin prices from
Ns 70 sIOO. Every resident of Fremont. should
makesslectioR Of alot, and beeutify tbesame, for
sooner OF later sIl 90 to that place. A map 0fthe
oTouud 1enn bSseen at my office.
IRGAC n. KELLER,
A4>lV EIOHfpt Ohio.
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Boston and New England Passengers,
with their Baggage, are transferred
FREE OF CHARGE In New York.

The best ventilated and most luxurious Sleep
ing coaches - IN THE WORLD az accompany
slf night trains on this Railway.
The Erie Railway Company has opened
new Ferry from their Jersey City Depot to the foot
nj Ssd St.. New York, thus enabling passengers to
reach the upper portion of the city without the e1-
pense and annoyance Of a street car or omnibus
transfer.
n The scenery along the entire rgute of the
Erie Railway Is Of the most pieturesque and besu-
tiful character. Admirers OF Natures beauties, IL
daylight journey over the Lire, win find in its
ever changing landscapes subjects Of continual ad
miration and interest
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ANY ARTICLE
~ THIS sFORE. Az
ONE DOLLAR.

ONE DOLLAR.
Now ranged behind the counters
in a row, and at certain distances,
were some twenty or thirty pretty
young lady CLERKS, sweet in smiles
and bland in manner, one Of whom
asked:
Gentlemen, anything you want
TO get?"
Our country lads grinned amusing
snrpri Sc and evident satisfaction.
aWhat dye say, BillT stammered
one of them, "TlI be swinged if
expected any thing like this.
hain't got but fifty cents, but if you'll
lend me half dollar, III invest.
@All right, Tom. It's dog cheap
here's q half. -
"Well, sir,' said the ready and
Obligipg clerk please point out the
article" Hk
"Now, Bill" says Tom again,
"squiG round; which one I'D you
tase if.ys was meg,y % -5ks
lie me see, says Bin, Sif you'll
leave to me, I'd choose that'n over
there with light hair and big shig-
non wi . blue ribbon tied round it,
The fair clerk explained that the
Prettiest young ladies were station
ed there to wait upon customers and
not to Le sold, whereupon Ten de-
parted with bis, friend, muttering
at was always his derned luck
Dad had been wantin' him to get
married 8 long time, but he always
slipped up on the gal.'-Er.
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USE
Fluid Extract Buchu

in all diseases of these organs, whether existing in
male or female, from whatever cause originating,
andhO matter OF how long standing. It is pleas
ant in taste and OdOr, ''immediats' in action, and
mOrestrengthenius than any of Bark or Iron.
Those suffering from broken down or delicate
constitutions, pToesrs the remedy at once.
TSe reader must be aware that however slight
may be the attack Of the aboye diseases it is eer
tain to affect the bodily health and sntal powers
= All the above diseases require the aid Of Diu-
rstic. HEMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU i. the
great Diuretie.
@ Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price
sI.a5 per bottle, or bottles for $3.50.
Delivered to any address. Describe
symptoms In all communications.
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HENKLEY
KnittingMaclne

The Simplest, gheapestand Best in Use!
Has but One Needlel A Child can Run It'll
DEsIGNED especially for The use OF families
J and ladies who desire to knit for the market.
VIII DO every stitch Ct the knitting IN Stoekns'
videning and narrowing as readily by hand.
Are splendid fer worsteds and fancy WORK, IAA-
ING FIVE DIFFERENT KINDS OF SI1INAI
Are very easy 20 manage, and not liable 10 get OUT
of order. EvERT FAMILY SHOULD HAVE ONE
We want an Agent In every Tow n
to Introduce and sell theIns 70 whom
We offer The most liberal inducements. Send fof
Circular and sample Stocking. Address
HINKLEY KNITTING MACHINE CO., Bath,
ohioagV,m' asyl
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an Goods purchased at his his establishments
viii be delivered free Of charge within the city
limits. JOHN h. PEASE.
November 18th, 1870, 80
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Read this list of irst-class Insurance
Companies.
HOME, New York;
Nearly $5,0OO,OOO cash assets.
PHCENIX. Hartford, Ct;
Nearly s2,6G32, goo cash assets.
PHENIX, Brooklyn; New York,
Nearly $2,O00,00O cash assets.
INTERNATIONAL, New York;
Nearly 100000 cash assets.
ANDES, Cincinnati, o.;
Over $l,1O0000 cash assets.
HOME, Columbus, o.;
Over 100000 cash assets
COMMERCIAL, Chicago;
Over $500,000 cash assets.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUALLIFE;
Over $S,OO00O0 cash assets.
Policies carefully written in either Of the above
soraoanicr, on all descriptions OF property Ana IN
caSe Of less payment promptly made Tom THIS
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EoR BENT.

Upper ROOMS in Brick House
" on crOghsn street.
A LARGE FRAME HOUSE on
n Glover street. Plen-y Of fruit.
OTORE ROOM AND DIV ELLING
- ROOMS, corner Of Front and Garrison streets,
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TheoriginRsor Of this wonderful medicine claims
to have discovered ami CONBISED IN HARMONY
MT re of NATURES MosT SOVEREIGN MEDICAL PRO
PERIIEs than was ever before CO binvd IN Que
medicine The evidence Of this fact is found in he
great variety Of most obstinate dseass it has been
found 10 OeonqGeT. In he cure of BRONcHITIs = z
VKRE CoUGHs, and the early stages Of JoEsUNP-
Tog, il has as'Onished the medical faculty. and
hundreds of the best physicians ID ouOunee it PIE
GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY OF TIE AGE. While
it cures the ssyersst Colghs, il stTeu ethens the
system aud pIlrites the blood. By its GREAT and
THOROUGH BLOOD PURIFYING PRoPEATIEs, 1t CCRFs
ALL HVNoRs from the worst rcRoFVLA 70 a cCnr.
mon BIosoH, pIAf7LR or ERuPrIoE. AteFcurial
Disease, Mineral Polsons Syphilitie and Venerisl
Diseases, and their eeuts sre adicated and NC
oRoUs HEALTH and a SOUND CONSTITUTION estah-
dshed: ERYsIPEIAs. salt RHEUSi, SCALD, FEVER
SoREs, scALT on RoUea sK1,s. IN short al the ul-
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ating medicine For"LJYER CQAIgLAIST, - BILIOUS
DIFoBpERs and HABITUAI CoSsTiPATIoE, 1t has
produeed hundreds Of rerfe and permanent cures
where other medicines had 'ed
The propTistoF offers y Do. reward fer a nedl~
cine that will equalit il the cure Of all the diseases
for which it is recommended. Beware ofCorsTRR.
FEFrs and WORTHLESS LIMITATIONS. See tGst my
private GoYrrnmfn NJ stamp which Is q POSITIVE
GUARANTEE or GENUINEsss is upon the outside
wrapper. This medicine is Sold by Druggists
at 81 90 per bottle. Prepared BY K. V PIEkCE,
N b. role Proprietor, at lis Chemical L8bratory
1888 Seneca street, Buffalo, n 7. Sims
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ASK FOR TICKETS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can be obtained at al the principal
Ticket Offices on main and connecting iines-
l.. d. RUCKER, WIZ. r., BARR,
GanT REpt. 6eRI PaES'r Ag't.