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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-02-03
UnanswerabIe Arguments.

Established facts are silent arguments which
neither pen nor tongue can shake, and it Is upon
established facts that the reputation Of Hostetter
Stomach biiteFs a. health-preserTing elixir, and
a wholesome and powerful remedy, is based
When witnesses come forward in crowds, year
after year, and Feiterate the same statements in
relation to the beneficial effects Of medicine UPON
THEMSELVES, disbelief In its efficacy Is LITERALLY
IMPOSSIBLE. The credentials Of this unequslled
tonic and Alternative, extending over period Of
nearly twenty years. include Individuals Of every
els4I and residents Of sVeFy eue and refer to the
most prevalent s1ong the complaints which aAiict
and harrass the human family. Either multi
tude Of people, strangers to each Others have an
nually been seized with an insane and motiveless
desire to deceive the public or Hostetters Bitters
for 10 less than fifth Of century, have been
afording such relief to sufferers from indigestion,
fever and ague, biiousness, general debility, and
nervous disorders, and kindred diseases, as no
o-her preparation has ever impaired To-day.
WHILE TIE ETEs OF The READER ARE UPON THESE
LINES, tens Of thousands Of persons of both sexes
are relying upon the Bitters as a sure defence
against the ailments which the present season en-
genders, and their confidence Is not misplaced.
The 10 al potions Whien interested dealers some
times endeav0r TO foist upon the sick in its stead,
ara everywhere meeting with the tate that IS due
70 maud and lmpostuIe, while the den1s1d for the
great vegetable Epe ifc is constantly increasing
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MAN HOOD
HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.

5ustpublishea, second edition, by Dr. LEWIS,
l254.) TIE MEDICAL COMPANION AND GUIDE 10
HEALTH, on the radical cure Of spermatorrhea or
Seminal Weakness Impotency, Mental and
Physical Incspacity, Impedimsnts TO Marriage,
ct :, and tho Vensreal and syPhilitie Msladies,
With plain and clear directions for the speedy cure
ofseeondary Symptoms, Gonorrhes, elects, ,stric-
lures, and all diseases Of the skin, such asseurvy
scrofula, Ulcers, BOils. BlOtehes, and pimpIes on
the face and body, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits
induced by self-inddlgence or sexual Iextrayagapes
The celebrated author, in this admirable trsa-
tise, clearly demonstrates, from forty years. suc-
cessful practice that the alarming CONSEQUENCE. 81
self-sbuse may be radically cured; pointing out
mode OF cure at once simple, certain and essctuaI
By means ofwhich every sufferer, no uuattervhst
his condition may be, can be efectuaIlv cured.
cheaply, privately and radically. H7-Thiz Book
man in the land. anu e'sA'
Sent undeell, in a plain envelope. Price so
Address DR. LEWIS, No. :, Beach St., New
York. oyeara'priyats practice.
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The total number enrolled in all the schools
during the term is about one thousand; the
average weekly enrollmsnt s2l; ninety per
cent. of this number, or 74l, have been in daily
attendance. No general rule has been en-
forced as to tardiness. Some of the schools
have made more special efforts to prevent tar
diness than others. The total number of
cases is fifty per cent. greater than for the
same term last year, when pupils were refused
admission when tardy, after having been
tardy four times in any one month. The num-
Der Of cases Of corporal punishmentis is not one
fourth as great as for the same period last
year. There is danger that teachers, in their
efforts toavoid punishments to be reported as
corporal, may resort to punishmsnts more ex-
ceptionabIe than whipping. But few such
cases, however, have come to my knowledge.
The total enrolment in the High School is
ll3, the largest number ever reached. Near
" one-third of this number have been foreign
scholars.
The experiment of lady principal for the
West Side Grammar School has been attended
with success. Monthly examinations have
been substituted in ali the schools in the place
of daily class records. Monthly reports have
been made to parents Of the standing Of pupils
+ id these examinations, together with attend
ance and other items, and permanent record
is kept Of the same. The plan has given sat-
isfaction.
The following is the standing, or per cent,
Of the A or Graduating Glass, in the High
School, in their final examination in Tngo-
nometry and Geology; Estelle S. Rawson,
teacher in Trigonometry. The card in Trigo-
nometry embraced some SO items, including
three problems; time, two and half hours.
Geology two hours:
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pisastrous Fire and 1o.s Of r,ife.

A ire broke out in the Holiday House,
Kenosha, Wis, Jan. 3lst, about Eve O'Clock,
and spread with great rapidity. The guests Of
the house were reused as rapidly as possible,
but the fire spread 50 fast that it was impos-
Bible to visit allthe rooms. Mrs J. B. Merrill
and four children, who occupied front room
en- the second floor, were cut of from the stair
way by the flames, and perished bsfore assis-
tanoe could reach them. Osmond Capron and
S. Fuller were rescued after being so badly
burned that their recovery is very doubtful ;
H. R. Chase was badly injured by jumping
from the third story window. Several others
of the guests received slight wounds and burns.
The charred remains of Mrs. Merrill and her
four children were taken from the ruins this
afternoon. The cook of the hotel, named Ed
ward Waller; is missing, and it is feared he
has been burned to death. The origin of the
fire is unknown. H#
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VIII Prices Come Down 2

We are frequently asked this ques-
ton by persons who are aware that
the new tariff act, which went into
operation on the first ult., reduces
the duties on many articles ofhouse-
hold consumption materially, but
who seem to doubt whether the
prices at wholesale or retail will he
correspondingly reduced. We can
not answer the question positively,
but any family that has daily deal
ings with the grocers will soon find
out whether the reduction of duties
is to be followed by a reduction of
prices. That they may know how
much less they ought to pay now
(or as soon as the old stock on hand
in the groceries is disposed of than
before the new act went into opera
ton, we republish the list of articles
of common every day consumption,
with the reduction per pound on
each:
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vile is $4,000 burglar attempted to eff
feet an entrance to a millinary store in Paines'
ville,th other night, but made too much noise
and was frightened aWsy.-Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Paige, of Painesville. had narrow es-
cape from death by sufocatiOn, one night q
short time since Their morning glory coal
stove, was left uncovered, and large amount
of carbonic oxide gass escaped from the coal.
Both were very much prOStrated in the morn
ing.-A balloon frame, which was raised in
Painesville, one day last week, blew over, in
iuring two of the workmen quite severely
The small pox is dying out in Psinesvills.
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Real Estate Transfers. BY
". W. Stine, County Recorder:
S. W. Chaplin to Oscar L. Lafsver, 80
acres in section % Green Greek, $1,000
Wn. jackson to Allen Remington, lots
224 and 225, Clyde, $50
Norton Russell to Dirlam & Gale, so
acres in section l, Green Creek, 1000
Asael North to Daniel D. Clark, lots
600 and 6lO, Clyde, 225
Ames Woodward TO Justus Ochpa. lots
24l and 242, Bellevue, 500
Paul Jones TO David Smith, lots II and
II, section 50, Sandusky, 1000
Cyrus Thompson to Charles Thompson,
lot 5S3, Fremont, 1000
Jacob Msgrum TO Philip Short, LOT Q.
section 80, Sandusky, 1000
Henry Egley to c. F. Cronewitte, lots
90 and 81, Woodville, 1000
Fred Bushman to Henry Bgley, lots so
and 81, Woodyille, 900
Basil Meek to Henry Shoup, 10 acres in
section "a, Green Greek, 1855
acres in section II, Green Creek, 1900
VIM. Herbster 70 Mary Jane Cochran.
lot 792, Frement, 225
George Sawyer to Alexander Horni9,
part Of lots l6S, l69 and l70, BELLEVUE, 900
Franklin Richards to Frances S. Nav,
40 acres in section 80, Townsend, 1900
Jacob E. Mowrey to Aaron J. MoWrev,
40 acres in section 80, jackson, 900
Geo. Donaldson to Elizabeth Stillson,
lots 359, $50 and part of lots S5s and
-376, Clyde, 5000
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Change.-Ws understand that the Good
Templars of this city, have given up the hall
in Bucklsnd's Block,which they have occupied
during the past year, and rented Union Hall,
for their future use. In view of their strength
and resources, the action seems rather incon-
sidsrate, and we fear they viii find cause for
regret in the future. We hope, however, that
the result may prove otherwise.
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In orde to accommodate their increased Pres
eription Business. LANMAN s. TBoMAs have or
ganized distinct DEPAR1xEHr of PHARMAcY
where Mr.. Lanman win give his PERSONAL at
tention 10 compounding and putting mp PHYo1-
CLANS PRESCRIPTIONS. Having had an experience
Of eight years in the Drug Businefs, and more
than four yearsin the preparation OF Physicians
Recipes, in Apotheearies Han, New Haven Conn,
and the Medical Department of the U. Army,
we feel assured that his training qualities him
thoroughly for thisposition. andit only remains
for to assure the public that alRecioes sntrust
edto the firm, will be Hned wit h prom2tness, at
Reasonable Prices
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The Hiberniccn.-0n Friday and Satur-
day evenings of next week, our citizens will
be treated to an exhibition which promises to
prove very entertaining. It is styled the Hi
bernicon, and consists Of panoramic or dior
amic views of scenes in Ireland, illustrated by
artistic delineations of character.by performers
of merit Go and see it at Mammoth Hall.
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Garland b. Whits, celored man, residin,
in Toledo, has susd the Board Of Education o
that city for closing the doors Of the schools
ssainst his children. BE is worth s25. .OOO, upon
which he pays school tax.and insistso On hisrighi
TO have his children attend any of the public
schools in the city. BE hss sued for $500
damages, mainly to obtain judicial dicision
upon the points involved.
Ths Mansdeld Herald says: We were too
positive in asserting that the shops Of the
Mansfield, Coldwater & Lake Michigan Rail
road would cost sl50,eOo. It's said they viii
bs built as economically as possible, and are
not likely to amount to near that cum. But
they toiE Be built here, that's some consOla-
tion, and the railroad itself viii be let 70 con-
tractors as sooa as spring opens. The organi-
cation of the company is now compile and is
prepared for business.
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TO all in want of Boots, Shoes, Rubber
goods, Hats and Gaps, we would call especial
attention to the immense stock now on exhib-
itiOn at the large store of Meng, Altaffer &
Co., of this place. Let all those wishing any
thing in their line, give them call and be
satisfied that they are selling better goods at
lower prices, than any other house in the
city. 4otf.
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Mental Philosophy, the present term, and de-
vote the last term Of the year to review of
the common branches. Two Of the class,
Fannie McCulloCh and Charles Amsden, will
also complete the Latin as we'll as the English
course.
The following is the standing of those pd-
pills in the D, or first year class, who passed in
the final examination in Physiology, four Of
the class having failed to reach the required
standard, mostly through absence from their
classes E. L. Otis, teacher; time two hours:
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BELLEVUE LETTER.

BELLEVUE, o., Jan. 3lst, 1871,
En-. JoURSAL: The Germans at this place
held grand jubilee last night, ovor the capt.,
ulation Of Paris. Fitting addresses were de.
hvered by Messrs VIM. Hohlstein and P Bic
briChsr and resolutions appropriate to the oc-
casion were adopted. The band marched
through the streets, playing German national
airs. The numbers of the Bellevue Manner
ehor were also out in force, and sustained well
their reputation as fine singers. A large bon
fire was kindled in the street, and general
good time indulged in.
Professor Owen closed series Of very salts
factory and pleasing entertainments here, on
Saturday night He commenced on Monday
night, with house of only about forty per-
sons, and closed Saturday with an audience Of
over four hundred. As fancy glass worker,
the Professor is pre-eminent, and he has the
faculty of making each one of his audience his
individual friend. Almost every family IN
town received some of the presents given away
at the Professors entertainments. S.
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Toledo Market.

The following dispatch was reeet ted by the
Board Of Trade to-day:
New YonE, February ii 2. n
Flour dull and 5al0c lower. Wheat quiet and
Ia2 lower, Corn less active and unchanged, Ga t.
duu and unchanged. Dressed Hogs, 9haeAe.
Clover Seed IL &c. Gold lll8.
The Wheat market on Change to-day vas lower
Amber closed at I35Ae; No. White Michigan less
active at 1860; No ; White Wabash 1856; No.
White Wabash 1850; No. D. & n. White l42He;
No. Red dull and lower, closing at 1896 No.
Red dull at 1850; No. 5 Red 1880.
Corn-Duil and lower; New high-mixed SEC spot
New low-mixed inactive at 55e
OatS-No. / light sales at 5ssi No. 2 quiet at
lSHc; Michigan 49Hc.
Dressed Hogs--A shade better at ss621sS.15.
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}. v. PAINTER, Banker,
CLEVELAND
SPECIAL NOTICES.
To COnSumptiVeS.

The advertiser, having bean permanently cured
of that dread disease Consumption, by simple
remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow
sufferers the means ofcure. To all who desire IL,
he viii send copy of the prescription used free of
chargel, with directions for preparing and using
the same, which they will find a SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please ad-
pres Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON.
I65 South Second Street, Williams burQh n Y
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On our Fourth Page. under the head
Of Agricultural, will be found very interest
ing article in relation to the Norway Oats.
As all farmers are interested in their cultiva-
ton their attention is directed to the article
An other article, on the same subject, and
equally favorable, viii be published in our
uext psper
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You want an elegant suit Of clothes, do
your Well go to Crane & Wykes. They are
the tailors 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.
1S-Iv
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The Toledo Blade has been making an eff
fort the past week, through its agent, to extent
its circulation in our city. To those OF our
citizens wishing an afternoon daily paper, we
would say, take the Blade It7eachss here at
an early hour in the evening, and ccntsins the
latest intelligence up to the hour of going to
press.
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Iniured.-on Thursday morning of last
week, Mr.. F. L Norton, of this city, was
thrown from Sleigh at Hillsdale, Mich, and
had his right arm dislocated at the shoulder.
BE had stepped into sleigh, to be driven to
the cars, and the horses starting suddenly, he
was thrown out backwards Besides the dis
location, he was considerably bruised. He az
rived home en- Saturday, and is at present con-
inproyiuRrspidIv.
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LOCAL NOTICES.


$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proprietor Of
DR.. Pierce Alt.Ext or Golden Medical Discovery,
for medicine that VIII equal In the cure Of al se-
we're lingering Coughs. silver Complaint" or Bill
iousnessi and all diseases arising from impurity Of
the bleOd, as EruPtions, Pimples, Blotehes, and
BOila. Sold Dy druggists. The GENUINE has Dr..
Pisrcs's private Government Stamp on theoutsiue
wrapper. This private stamp has the Do tors
portrait, name and address, and the words ~. 8.
Certificate Of Genuiness" engraved on the same.
Good Cow for sale Cheap.soEnquire
OF L. LEPPELMAE.
&. NJ. Dillon d Co. offer at greatly re-
dueed prices, Sleigh Bells, Horse Blankets, Meat
Cutters, Skates and Fire Stands. To any one in
need of the above an unusual opportunity isc9sred
of getting them cheap. &
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The Monthly Concert of the Presbyterian
Sabbath School, was held on Sunday evening
last, and was largely attended. The services
were interesting and instructive. A letter
from Mrs. Fitch, dated at Shanghai, China,
and directed to the children of the Sabbath
School, was read. 1t gave some account of
the MissionSchools there,and contained matter
of considerable interest to the Children to
whom it was addressed.
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9ie0.

At ChatsWorth, Illinois, on January Esd, JAMES
W. sTRAwN, after feur days illness, Of an OBJ
struotion Of the bowels, aged 80.
On Thursday night. January l9, 1871 at,the res
idence of his SON lDr. h. F. Boswor thI, Mr.. DAVID
?. BoswoRrH, aged 6l years.
Tha burial services took place the former res
idence Of the deceased, at streetsborc in Port age
Co., O., on sundsy, january 22d, 1871, Deceased
had resided with his in this placs for several
years, and enjoyed the respect of those who knsw "
him
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Marrie0.

January 2sth, 1871, at the Methodist Parsonage,
in Fremont, by Rev. 2, Marriott, Mr.. ALToRD
BIRDsALL and Miss MARIA Bartlett, all Of Green
Springs.
january SOth, 1871, at the residence Of Harvey
AIRING, by +. Marriott, Mr.. CHARLES ARL1Se and
Mrs. HARRIET VOORHEES,.
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List Of Letters. Remaining in the Ere
mont P. O., uncalled for Feb. I'd, 1871.
B Andetch; N Bangert; Martha Barnes 2;
Egley; Carl Fuchs; II Gorden; = hayes;
5 A Huenber; E Knepper; n SUITS 2; Jas Mar
ion; Mckinley; Michel Putnam 2; Henry
Paul; Daniel N Swope; Hiram Stul; Adslia
Shaw 2; A Shamsinth; F Turner: Chas Tuck;
Villa & Dobson; VIM Zigler.
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Paper Company.-The certificate of In
corporation Of the NOrwalk Paper Company,
was AIlsd in the Secretary of States oaice, on
the llth inst It is organised with a capital
Of $4,000 in shares of 500, to manufacture
straw board and paper.
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Good Cow for sale Cheap.-.Enquir'

WRnted.-A steady, industrious man who
understands taking care Of horles. To such an
one good situation will be given and liberal
wages paid. No others need apply.
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Report Of the superintendent OF
Public Schools.
GENTLEMEN OF THE BOARD: The following
is summary Of some of the items contained
in the monthly reports Of the teachers for the
term Of four lnonths, commencing September
9Th and ending December 23d, 1870,
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Watches, Clocks and JeVVelFy re-
paired; alEinds OfEngraving of nes ly execut-
ed. JeBelry made to order, by experienced
Workmen, at LEPPELMAE's. Att
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Ifyou have Rubber Shoes or Boots which need
mending takethem to DOrr and Son, who are pre-
pared to repair tkem in satisfactory and durable
manner.
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The class did excellent work, as they had
done throughout their course. They will
complete the remaining studies of the High
school course, Logic, Astronomy, Moral and
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Reduction,

The act reduces the duties on
other articles also, and ought to
make prices of quite number of
things used by everybody cheaper.
The duty on pig iron is reduced
from nine to seven dollars ton, and
the price of many manufactures of
iron should be correspondingly de-
creased.
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Wanted-Six HOrses-for which We
will give in ex'hsDgs Hardware, Tinware,
Stoves, or Agricultural Implements. The horses
must be large and sound in body and limb.
e. N nrTYnv q, 70
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The best of Type, good Presses, and excellent
material, enables US to turn out the finest work,
at liberal rates.
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DOrr a. Son have made speciality of the
BuffaIo Boots, for the past twelve years. and they
always give satisfaction. If you want them cheap
20 to DOrr & SONS.
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\ New Thing-A Good Thing.

Remember that Leppclmanhs New Deues-
tic is the Best Machine in the World.
He dares all other machines to a public tdal.
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The Atlantic and Pacific TeIe-
graph Co., having established a permanent
office Office in the Jevelry Store of Mr.. z. L. Cross
would respectfully solicit the patronage of the
public, and assure them that their business will be
done with prOmptness and dispatch. p. SIyl
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''When the spring-time comes gentle Annie"
but before that you can benefit yourself, aud ben
eft your family, By buying your clothing Of Dry
foos Bro.
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For Boots, Shoes, Hats and Caps, go to Meng,
Altafer & Co. They are offering special induce
ments, and will not be undersold. 42-tf
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Just a few more of those very cheap over
coats left at YCungman's.
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Oyer! Oyez! Overcoats overcoats in end
less variety at bargains, at DrytOOs Bros.
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Buy n Truuk of Dr!foOs & Bro, and buy
your Hats and Caps there, also.