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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-08-11

In Madison County, Ohio a mur-
der has just come to light-commit-
ted by woman, with poison, five
years ago. September 1st 1869,
Peter Bufinbarger, worth 100000
died, after lingering illness. His
wife Angelina succeeded to his
wealth, and subsequently married a
man named Colburn, with whom she
had been criminally intimate after
her marriage with Bufinbarger. At
the time suspicious were rite and
outspoken, but no action was taken
until few weeks ago, when the re-
mains of Butfinbarger were disinter-
red and his stomach subjected to
chemical tests which proved the
presence of arsenic. The murderess
with her husband were living in New
York, but telegram to arrest her
was followed by an answer that she
had been taken. The arrest occur
red on Friday last. She will be
taken to Madison County for trial.
And now comes later reports,
to the effect that the inquest has not
yet been held, the lady referred to
has not been arrested. But that she
and her husband have reached Lon
don, Madison County, and are
anxious to have an investigation.
Then comes the family physician,
and asserts that Bufinbarger died Of
Consumption, and that if arsenic had
been given even "a hours before
death, he would have been able to
discover it. Lastly the story is said
to have originated with a dissolute
relative of Bufinbarger, who has
been in the Penitentiary for his
crimes. And so nothing is yet
known as to what the result will be.
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NOTICE no CONTRACTORS
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,

By Order of Court.
ON the 18th day of September, ISL, at one
~ o'clock in the afternoon, at the door of the
Court House, in the city of Fremont, Ohio, will be
sold to the highest bidder the following real estate
as the property of William Totten, deceased to wit
In-lots numbers ninety-fve 1851, ninety-six 1867,
and ninetyseven l97 in the city of Fremont, eoun-
ty of Sandusky and State Of Ohio.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash in hand, one
third in one year, and one-third in two years. with
interest payable annually, deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage upon the premises.
SUSAN TOTTEN, Adm'x.
August 7th, 1871. 1886
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR. SALE.

THE farm formerly owned by Nor
Il gan & Haynes, lying in sandusky township,
east side Of the river, half mile north of the cor
poratiOn line Of the city of Fremont, is offered for
sale on most reasonable terms. 1t consists of 100
acres, so of which is under good cultivation, and
all under fence. There is good frame dwelling
and barn, with out-buildings, good young orchard
beautifully located, and being lust outside the
city limits, it would be well adapted for gardening
and fruit raising for city marketing Viii be sold
on reasonable terms; IS 600 cash on purchase, and
the balance on time. Call on I. NJ. KELLER.
August 10, 1871.
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GUNS, REvoLvERs

! &0zS A MONTH-Expenses paid-Male or Fe-
! UOt y male Agents-Horse and outfit furnished
Address, SAoo NOVELTY Co.. Saco, Me.
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Nem advertisements.
g O'CLOCK.

GOOO For first class Pianos-sent on trial-no
BZJU agents. Address U. s. PIANO co. GAS
pr.on ~ 20 os
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A Lion Tart.

You have all heard of the wonderful
pie, out of which, when it was opened
came. four and twenty singing black.
birds but we are going to tell you of q
more wonderful pie. Some years ago
Mr.. Sanger, of Edinburgh, Scotland,
who had a large collection OF wild
beasts, invited n party Of gentlemen to
dinner. On the cards Of invitation
were the words: GA splendid lion tart
among the e,at,ees.'
The day came, the company gathered
at the dinner-table, and course followed
course. At last two servants entered
the room, bearing huge tart on an
immense salver, which they placed be-
fore the giver of the feast, who at once
began to cut into the crust, when, 10!
there suddenly appeared above the
edges of the dish half a dozen pairs of
little yellow paws, followed by half n
dozen tiny, towsy, yellow heads. Mr..
Sanger had kept his word. The dish
contained six lion cubs, born but n few
days previously. After the little stran-
gers had been fondled and admired,
Mr.. Sanger's lion-trainer, who was one
of the guests, put the youthful kings
and queens of the forest into his pockets
and carried them off to their mother,
who was, no doubt, wondering what
had become of her children.
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The Country, After All.

When we contrast the city with the
country, we always think of the ex-
preston, 'God made the country, and
man made the city" The city is the
place of the greatest activity, and where
the greatest amount of work--probably
even of mental works. done. But for
deep reflection-tor the caln,est and
most intense thought-give us the quiet
of the country. John Whipple, great
Rhode Island lawyer, when he had
very difficult case on hand, used to go
Off alone, and take long, solitary walk
in the woods, saying that thoughts
would come to him there which he
could not get in his Office. Aud he was
right. In the deep solitude of the
country the mind has an opportunity
to concentrate all its strength upon q
chosen subject, free from distraction,
annoyance or interruption and 1t is in
this way that 1t seems, at times, almost
to acquire something of creative capaci-
ty, and consciousness of strength and
power is felt, which, in itself, seems to
afford some assurance OF Immortality.
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God Counts.

A brother and sister were playing in
the dining room when their mother SCI
q basket of cakes on the tea table and
went out.
uHow nice they look ~ said the hoy,
reaching to take one.
His sister earnestly objected, and
even drew back his hand, repeating
that it was against their mothers di-
rectiOns.
"She did not count them," said the
little boy.
"But perhaps God did," replied the
little sister.
So he withdrew from the temptation,
aud sitting down, seemed to mediate.
"You are right" said he, looking at
her with a cheerful, yet serious air !;
"God does count, for the Bible says the
hairs of our head are numbered
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&s< 1tttl< 3elks.
Frank and Susie.

"There! that kittens run into the
pantry" said Mrs. Lee, as she was
hurrying about her dinner. "Children,
one of You get her out, won't you?''
81 will, )" said Frank, Gathering into
the pantry. ssHere! scat! clear out :"
Poor Kitty, frightened with the
noise, ran wildly in every direction but
that Of the door, and finally crept be-
hind a barrel. Frank, of course, could
not move it, and as little could he get
the kitten out. When he found that
she would certainly stay where she was
"a long as he scolded, he tried coaxing,
but it was too late for that; Kit would
not trust him.
"Here, Kitty, KITTY, come, little
Kitty" said Susie, in gentle tones, as
she came with quiet football into the
pantry. Kitty knew that pleasant
voice, and she put her head out, but
hesitated.
"Come, Kitty, dear little Kitty
said Susie again, and she came. Mrs
Lee had heard it all.
(which do you think the bette
way, my boy?" she asked, laying he
hand on Franks shoufder-"Susie's o
yours ?''
ssSusie's," Frank replied.
ssRemember, then, little ones, always
that gentIeness and kindness are bette
than roughness, and the rule of low
better than that of fear.''
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PATENT MEDICINES.
IGNOSI<!'S THREE

CELEBRATED REMEDIES.
THE NINTH WONDER: OK. on. EN-
TRACT OF ZGPOTEST, an internal and cxter-
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MorbIS: and will cure the I;,ilov.;u.. dis
eases:
Bloody FluS and niarrhea in one day
Headache and t.arachc in three minutes.
Ioothache in one half minnie.
Neuralgia in five minutes.
Asthma and Piles instant relief.
Sore throat in ten minutes.
Collie and Cramp in four minutes.
rheumatism in one day.
Sprains in twenty minutes.
Sore or Weak Eyes in one day.
Pain in the back or side in ten INMATES.
Fever and ASue in day.
Breaks Chill in five minutes.
Enlargement Of the Spleen in o.,t. to lirae
days.
This is the greatest i;'nil Y medicine in he
world, and the only one known That will
break a Chill in five minutes and leave. the
person clear or fever.
You know not when you may lac sick. and
should keep il in the family.
None genuine unless the name Of K. H.
Lignoski is found blown on the bottle.
Lie; NOSKI'S ELECTRIC LISTMEET.
You will never be without another.
1he principal Ingredient in his celebrated
ans of the Rocky Mountains. II alone pos
SeSSeS wonderful curative Dropertics and
being chemically combined, as IN The EIEc-
TRIO LINIMENr, with some OF he most pow
erful, yet soothing and healing, remedial
agents known to the mind. produces the
made known to the world. Reader, have
You friends that are suffering: from external
discusses. Then go tell them to call nj once
and get Il supply Of Lie SOSHI'S FLECTEI,'
tISIMEST, and be cured.
IT CURES THE FOI.I.OwIN, DI>E.ISES:
For Man Intlannatory Rheumat ISM
Chronic and -Acnte Rheumatism Bruises
SprainS Pains, stiffness soreness in The
Back or Joints, BURNS and Sca!dS, Ulcers
and old Sores. Piles, Deafness and I.artrhe
roOthache. Headache, Sore Throat. MltmIS
ASlle in the face or breast, White Swelling"
Sore or Iniiamed Eyes. P.rtl rS-i:; or y ;,lnb
Palsy, Encyclopedias. Salt RhennF. ;>.-aItl Head
or ScrotIlouS Sores.
For iIorses-Big Head or Big Jaw. Pol
Evil, fistula, Mango, Scratches, Bruises,
Sweeny, String IIa!t. Kim" Bone. Windnall
Saddle Collar Calls. Cracked Heels
Wounds and Cuts. sore and Weak Eyes,
Founders.
None Genuine unless the name OF X. e.
LignoSlli is found blown on the bottle.
BROOKS SAI.NE. 1t cures-Tetter, Fry
Sipelas, Salt Rheuni, Scald Head, IIch Ring
worm, Ulcers in the Ear, PimpleS, Blot ciicS
lntiamed Eyes. CornS, II,fammatOrv Rhel,-
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the Skin.
All who have ever used this SaiNc agree
that it is the greatest remedy ever used
After trying one box You will always have
ii on hand.
K. Il. LIGNDSEI,
Driggi~, and Chemist, Monroe. la.
une Is. 1870. l,j9-i4'
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Little Things.

Little things and little people, says
DIR. Chalmers, have often brought great
things to pass. The large world in
which we exist is made up of little par
ticles as small as sand on the sea-shorc.
The vast sea is composed of small drops
of water. The little busy bees, how
much honey they gather! Do not be
discouraged because you are little. A
little star shines brightly in the sky on
a dark night, and may be the means Of
saving many poor sailor from ship
wreck; and little christian may do
great deal of good, if he or she will try.
There is nothing like trying.
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Tlli. CHA NIPPON.

FRS, Premium at the ST. Louis Fair. ls,G,i.
First Premium ut the st. Louis Fair. lSi'.
Gold Medal ut the Louisiana state Far. lShN.
First Premium ut the 81. Louis Far. lShS.
First Premium III the Memphis Far, 1867.
FIRST premium at the 81. Louis i:tir. iSt''.
\; all The, above nrnti nnei trials the i.ri!-
liam, stove tested its metal in the open field
ba i>ins. ircai. Wit II All the leading COO" iii.:
loves manufactured on tins Cont I!l"nt.
Every brilliant j. warranted; to CAV" tnt ire
sal ;s;:tcti,n or NOur money refunded in tull'
ii. IIAI1.E.R. SOLE. Agent.
40. 40 Camp st. <t'n Orleans.
b,.,l,, ia all kinds at Cooking and Heat
inc. stoves. Fire Crates. plain and .lapaur.d
Tin Ware, Plated " are, Table Cutlery. and
every deScripIi ION of House l'urniSh ing
Goods. sole Agent for he celebrated RinGcn
Washing Machine. and Waliar"'~ Patent
Combination Crate. .11n'N !. ISL. nlH:ly
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SAINT LOUIS CARDS.


IOIIN :. DlNllAM. Manufacturer of
y every variety Of CracAcrs "nd Fancy Bis
cat, corner 9th and Pine sts, St. Louis. Mo.
Particular attention is called to my Ci6cI-
c1,s, being made from the choicest MN st.
Louis Flour. and manufactured with special
care, they are unequaled in quality. 10
inc Crackers will hereafter have my trade
mark. 13:1y
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WMathita Tsls9raph.
MONROE, La. OCTOBER :, 1871.
An EXPERIENCE AND A MORAL

lent my love a book one day:
She brought it back-I laid it by:
Twas little either had to say
She was so strange and SO shy.
But vet we loved indifferent things
The sprouting buds, the birds in tune
Time stood still, and wreathed his wings
With rosy links from June to June.
For her what task to do or dare!
What peril tempt! what hardship bear!
But with her-ah she never knew
NV heart and what was hidden there!
And she, with me, so cold and coy,
Seemed a little maid bereft of sense;
But. in the crowd, all life and joy,
And full nf blushing impudence.
She married-wel, a.woman needs
A mate, her life and love to share;
And little cares sprung up like weeds,
And played around her elbow chair.
And years rolled by, but I, content,
Trimmed my own lamp and kept it bright
Till ages touch my hair bespret
With rays and CLEANS of silver light.
And then it CHANGED took the book
Which she perused in days gone by;
And as read, such passion shook
My soul, needs must curse or cry.
For here and there her love was writ
In old, half faded pencil signs,
As If she yielded-bit by bit
Her heart in dots and nnderlnes.
All! silvered fools! too late you look:
I know it /; let me here record
This maxim: Lend no girl a book
Unless yon read 1t a/1erWu7tf.
FRED. s. COZzENs.
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nHSI OFFICE.

L CIGAR AND TtEAtt8 STAND.
W. II. Dnlsgravr kceErS conSt autlS lao
hand an assortment nj best cigar. both I'm
ported and Domestic. also best brands, Of
smoking and chewing. tobacco at III" Post
Office opposite \. ". corner OF the CONT
house square.
april -, ISL. nG0-6nI
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.N",r .>d""" 'ss1 .N," S"F LI'i'stv
This Saloon il ,liHihlN located oM ';raIti
street, and furnished with the best brands
81 LiplnrS ana Cigar. Polite attention and
good order guaranteed. g. IN" only Bill
lizard Table in MONROE, to be found III this
saloon. - y. W. 81 y bii;>-. lrIp'r.
Monroe, la. Feb. II. Is .u'tJ-lS.
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EIIeNITs'lsE STORE:


The undersigned announce to the public
that they hay" made preparations TO engage
in the Furniture business in the new build
ingnn DcSair street, near II. kindermann's,
and viii keep for sale well-assOr1ed supply
of Office and Household Furniture, UphOlS-
tory Materials &C.. which they will sell
reasonable prices.
They will repair Furniture at short notice;
the Ion" experience Of The senior partner in
that business ailording good guarantee
that al Jobs Will be we'll and faithfully ex-
e..ntca.
J. t.. PETERS & GO.
Monroe. La. March IL, 1871. n2i-tf
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mo. CLENDINING:,

UNDERTAkEK,
WALNUT STREET, MONROE, LA,
at +. NJ AIcCort1iick'S Shop
Agent for w. NJ. Raymond d Co., n. fork,
Keeps contantly on hand large assort-
n'ent of EI"e Eu.iH Ct.skets and plain Me-
tallic Cases. Walnut, Rosewood and plain
wooden collins ready made and trimmed 10
suit purchasers. WIN also diseuter aud
prepare bodies for shipment 10 all points.
Agent for Clendining q Tahe, Hill City
pared TO fiji ali orders for monuments I omb-
stones, &c.
I...- Orders respect fun y s;elici,ed, and
promptly attended 10. june2l-4U:ly
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Farm, &xrnem amn Bous<bolo

CONTRIBUTIONS on practical farming, gar
dening and housekeeping, or any interest
cd from our friends throughout the country,
for publication in this depart ment.
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FOR SALE.

4 PLANTATION continuing 4uJ ,irrHa -
~ cleared land, nearly all in cultivation,
an Ouachita River in DNIEhitu Parish. t"I
further inforn0tion, apply tn
STU RS < corr, Monroe. Ia.
November II. $50. Ec.;t
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WICK SBllIt<: n MERIDIAN
RALRO\ COMPANY,
M'kISSA7S SALOON.

w DIES \ T; u : + X l.. Err
-. Composite Endon'S Livery stable
NJ Q X Q T., I. A..
l. KEEP, we'll supplied with HE best wine-
and liquors and favorite brands Of cigars.
Polite attention and good order guaranteed.
April 10. 1871. n:O-Sm
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EDUCATIONAL.
OUACtIIrA FEMALE ACADEMY.

A BOARDING. \ y II ia y Sc II y . l..
FOR YOU y 90 J.. n ES.
NROE, La.
The session of1s7i-'72 will conlmeic Oh
Monday. the 4th day of September.
Mrs. T. W. benton. Principal, and In
StructreSS Of the Primary Department.
THos. O. BENTON, Esq, Instructor of the
Academic Department.
Miss II. y. NIICKLE, InstrlictresS OF French,
and assistant in the English branches.
Mrs. T.. J. SLACK, Inst ructreSs of Music.
Miss NJ .S.P!urPES. InStructress in Draw
ing, Painting in water colOrS or OIL enA-
hro'iery and fancy needle work.
TE.RMS: PAYABLE MONTHLY
Primary Glasses. $500 per lno.
Middle .................. 400 -
Academic .................. 800 =
French .................. 300
Mnsic( with use orinst rnnent} 600
Board, including was ing,
lights, &c............................ 2u.OU -
Drawing. Painting. &C.. nj 1racher =
charges. Aug 70, 1871. ::O-lf
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NttlsI~' +tI.OHt.

G,o.,} st. h,i"@," ''H"","""' "ad i'"'>'"''.
MONROE. IA.
Tins T.. az entirety new saloon. ""h\cn-
...tIV luc:,,a2, and furnished en-; N" with
new NIr-li>turrs. The best brands 81 IL
luors amt cigars kept Tor customers ana
polite attention guaranteed. OCT, :, 40 "
- Ty'taEs o2Ig -5ilt:ce2g cents. ~
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N rrTTp\ GINS
s>Mi:i:lrA& NEE.DIE COTTON GIN
AND cos ENSER.
1t gin. j.tHt,. than any saw Gin made.
1t cleans The seed LeHty tiran any Saw,
Gin made.
II is the only perfect ii,e-proni Cotton Gin
made.
TT - THE r,:sr corrox rrS IN THE WORLD.
There are h,,nHrcfs of then, in successful
operation.
Several Of them running iii This city. and
all giving ;he
GREATEST SATISFACTION.
bout hesitate Il moment. Int send tor n
circular and learn what those who have
used them say.
sold by he Mann :;ctuler.>' Aea.t
ii. DUDLEY COLEMAN,
~ ~. charles Street.
iune24-lo::snI New Orleans la.
E,.'Ich Of ih, J"h,5,0, Tuj.t Fnpn,1,v.
EEtNK'tN
TYPE. STEREOTYPE AND ELEtTRO-
TYPE FOTNDRH
i'i% Vine street. lrtwcrn Fourth and Fifth,
,INFIN-EI1I
y ALLISON, SMITH x JOHNSON.
manufacturers nj. "nd Dealers in
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE. AND PRINT
ING MATERIALS
or every description.
St"renypin% and ele"trniypng. in all
their various branches. Wood rn"raVinn.
and pattern letters for founders.
October =, 1870. m3:lv
HAEuEE'S NTTEIAL MAP
O + loo / = IA Ma
inst p!li~!",l. am, now ready for lrliva-
rN: embracing"
All. THE EW SHES,
and everything else OF interest in HE State.
Every man of bu>ittc.s. and every hrIi Of u
family should have tii;, map.
Price Sl2 per copy.
Liberal discounts made to enrr1ci L. can
NaSSerS, who can find profitable employ
nent. by addressing
EDGAR STEE:L.. PUsI.ISHER,
% 81. Charles Street.
70. Loci. Box $50. NEW ORLEANS.
April !. 1871. 2S-6ni
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OsrAsYsI'r. RIVER PLANTATIONS
EDrs SALE.

'EllE undersigned offers for sale two plan.
L tatiOnS situated ON the puachita river, in
the parish of Caldwell.
ON" tract contains Ia acres. 10 of which
i III Il good state of cultivation. and - or GO
acres drad1ued: lies high. and 100 acres
be levied with 4 very small lrNtr: situated
5 miles below Columbia on the Duachira
river. cam be bought ut so per acre.
The second plantat ion lies on the buarhitn
river. : miles below Column hiI: contains
800 3li-lon acres near 200 acres in Il good
state of cultivation !1n acres Lev led in ::
and il would cost 4 mere tribe to icy"f in 80
acre., mor'. This p!h''" can he bought 1T So
per acre. W. -. III N'N,
= tc!nhri - l~,u sal tnum biI. La
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HOME SCHOOL.
FOR: YOU y G /. \ u T. >.
.S.TNGtyfes st, Garner. Of lena ST.,
CONDUCTED ny MISS VI. l.. STEVENS AND MISS
j. T.. L1NSI.ER.
This select school, situated i'll one OF the
most healthy and agreeable parts of New
Orleans, will be re-opcned for the admission
September nth. 1871. Every exertion viii
be made TO render this, AS its name implies,
a "HOme School, The bonrders are under
the sole charge of Miss Stevens who will
spare no trouble To- render them com 1orta-
bic. The corps OF teachers is efficient, and
the course thorough. For further Particu
lars apply to Miss NJ. L. STEVENS
Aug. 26.--1m Lock Box 400, n. q.