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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-12-01
ALE KS.
HIS ARRIVAL IN WASHINGTON
Reception at Executive Mansion

Reception at Executive Mansion
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Long be.
fore one o'clock throngs of people
had congregated upon the portico O
the Executive Manson, to witness
the arrival of the Grand Duke
Many ladies were present, but will
the exception of representatives OF
the press no one was admitted to the
ante-room through which the Duke
and suit would pass to the Blue Par.
lor, where the reception by the Pres
dent took place.
Soon after twelve o'clock members
of the Cabinet with their wives, and
at one o'clock the Royal visitor ar
rived, and the doors Of the Mansion
were thrown wide open. AS they
ahghted from their carriage a hearty
cheer went up from those assembled
on the portico, the Grand Duke ac-
knowledging the salution by turning
when reaching the door and remov-
ing his cap. He entered the ante
room in company with Minister Cat
acazy and Admiral Posset, all in
complete regalia, followed by other
members of his suite, also in their
naval and official costumes. They
were Immediately ushered into the
parlor, and the President, with Sec
retary Fish, Postmaster General
CressWen, Generals Porter Babecock
and Dent, and Marshal Sharpe, came
down stairs from the Executive office
and passing through the ante-rooms
proceeded to the reception parlor,
where the ceremony took place.
Minister Catacazy first presented
the Grand Duke to the President,
who shook hands. The Duke said
sit afforded him much pleasure to
meet the Chief of the Nation with
whom his own was on intimate
terms of friendship" and the Presi-
dent cordially welcomed him and
expressed the hope that his soiourn
in this country wouk be pleasant
and gratifying. The Duke then
presented the members of his suite
to the President, and the President
in turn presented members of his
Cabinet and his official attendants to
the Duke.
After the introductions here were
concluded, the President escorted
the Grand Duke to the Red Parlor,
where Secretary Fish presented him
to the ladies. The other part of the
company followed into the Red par
lor, when a brief but general conver-
sation took place among all parties,
the Duke addressing himself especi-
ally to Mrs. Grant.
The interview lasted only fifteen
minutes, when the distinguished Wis.
itors left the Executive Mansion.
The Grand Duke walked in front as
on entering, and was cheered by the
crowd outside as he reached the por-
tico. He and Minister Catacazy and
Admiral Posset toak seats in an
open carriage. The Duke lifted his
cap as the carriage drove from the
premises, and his suite in carriages
followed, returning to Minister Cata-
Gays residence.
There will be no formal entertain
ment given the Duke in this city.
Tomorrow morning he will proceed
to Annapolis in a special train, re-
turning to Washington in time to
leave for New York in the after
noon.
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PUBLIC SALE.

ezTSS The Undersigned will sell at ~
ESNH Public Sale, on the premises four I@4S
ana hai miles southeast of Fremont,
Saturday, December 9Th, 1871,
st 10 o'clock A. M, the following property to wit:
Two span Work Horses, span year old Horses,
4Gows, Y Young Cattle, Calves, 10 Shoafs. 1
Sow with pigs; l Spring Wagon, l new Buggy /
Reaper and Mower, One-hOrse Sleigh, Sled
Tanning Mill, l hay Fork and Rope, / ThreshinQ
Machine, a quanty Of Hay, Corn Fodder, Shove
Plows, Drag and other articles too numerous tc
mention.
over that sum credit Of months will be given By
the purchaser giving note with approved security
On the Threshing Machine q credit Of years vii
be given-frst year without interest.
1913 MICHAEL YOUNG.
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The Pennsylvania Central Rail
way, which already controls route
from New York to the Pacific Ocean
is searching for new fields of con
quest 1tbas recently taken poses
sion of the Virginia railroads, and is
now said TO be seeking an outlet at
Boston by means of the Hartford
and Erie road
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= THERE is not Minister in Craw-
ford county who desecrates his pull
pit by preaching politics. We re-
cord the fact with infinite pleasure.
Forum.
We are glad to hear that, for Craw-
ford county politics would desecrate
any pulpit, however secular.
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OK Saturday, near Akron, BeDja-
min Anslow fell into the coal shaft
of Cress, Paine q Co., which has a
perpendicular depth Of 100 feet
He was, of course, Instantly killed.
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Hon. NJ. R. WAITE, of Toledo,
who was appointed by the President
Counsel to the American Arbitra-
tor at Geneva, has accepted the ap-
pointment, and will leave for Gene
va about the first of January.
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MEDICAL AID.-Dr. G. A. Smiths Med
w ieal Institute, established in 1865, for the cure
Of all forms of private diseases and cases Of secret
disorders. When ladYDis in trouble she should
consult the Doctor about her troubles. Suppress
ion of the Menses will receive the Doctors most
particular attention. Office, IL Michigan street.
Cleveland, Ohio. 4SmS
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The Cleveland Opera House and
Cincinnati Hotel will open at the
same time.
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The Death ofHon. Oscar J. Dunn
Lieutenant Governor of Louisiana
occurred on the 22d inst.
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The Pope has decided not to leave
Rome for the very good reason that
he doesn't know where to 90.
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TWEED proposes to flee and he IN
doubtedly will as no one will object.
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w .OOe YOUNG MEN-Who are
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| to consult DR.. A. C. Smith and become men again
Medicine sent and q cure guaranteed for the tn
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The Andy johnson, steamboat, was sunk
in the Mississippi River, below Quincy, on the
2Sd. Passengers saved. The boat was valued
Of $4,000,
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THE JOURNAL
A.z.BALsLEx, Editor.

FREMONT. OHIO
FRIDAY, December l, 1871.
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DIR. SIMMONS
Liver Regulator

A preparation ofroots and herbs, warranted to be
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1t has been used BY hnndreds. and known for
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chronic diarrhQa, afse-
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impurity Of the blood, msI-
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CATARRRi

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Reader, If vou
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Manufactured and
sold BY the proprie-
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.JURUBERA

JURUBEBA
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SIMMONS


IN general cOstIYe,
Ihe head il trout
sensation, oonsids
MED with a painfu
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k.1333s!5|9S!!33

sequence OF youthful indiscrotions.
Each package contains one bottle filed with
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half pint Of Injection; and ono Syringe.
ATPrce, IS per package, by mail, Is 80.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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FREE! FREE!

"The Microscope" monthly Journal OF lnfor.
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Misunderstanding nformatit on the won.
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TEN THOUSAND TIMES

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or sInTIiCIE FOit NERCyES
PILLS.
Two Pals u Dose.
The most Po,cerfd get Innocent Tegetable
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= y
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IT.. not necessary 10 take handful OF these phi,
% produce TIE desired effect, tao of them M
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Special Notices.

Asa a =, tn J;tti a., nv ,nd,e have no Dor
- ency. An hour or two after their use, there
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snlt succeeding the use Of hurry and Lanman'
Florida Water. Days after it, Applra,ion tho
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nj agreeable tfHt rance. mar idpuIl.
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nr. Hollands Greek OH.
Lighting Cure for all kinds Of Pains
anu Aches.

Arflup EXtLENAtlN.-lt Will culc all kinds al
pains ug1 grhv-, such As khrumatI, I'm, AeuraIg A.
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btcs, hclIaHhr-, Pans lu the BACK AMI Loiu.,
Pains the joints, Limbs, suGg- Of Insects, Ring.
worms, etc,
TAEES lNtrENALLY.-lt will cure Kidney Com.
plant backarhe-, sack hcniaC he, collie, dSscutpry
dlarfhOca, Cho.cTa Iutautuin, cholera 'fnorbu.
cramps AMI pains IN the stomach, ioyer aud sguc,
COuEus, Cu!tr. a.tAma.tt..
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H0oiland', Iermnn Tonic.

Wa compounded for those not inclined TO Ell
RENE b,t,cr-, asd l. intended for use IN cases
hen some alcoholic -jimulant II cquire1 neon
| necton with the tonic properties Of the B.l,er-
Each bottle Of the Tonic contains one bottle o .
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and favored IN such manner that the extreme
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preparation highly agreeable and pleas nj % the
palate and containing the medicinal virtue ofthe
bittets. The price Of the Tome b. 81 80 per
bottle, which many persons thiul; too high They
must take into consideration that the st.mu.
liant used h. guaranteed to be Of a pure quality.
A poor article could b. furnished ut a chesper
Trco, Ut, ituog better TO pay Little moro and
nave good nrtlrlc' 4 medicinal preparation
should contain none bat The bo-t msf,siiani. and
they who expect 10 obi,Ha cheap compound w,ll
| most corialu.Y Dc cheated.
They are Ihc greatest iNnowu U,nie.
| dics.
For Liver Compliant, dyspepsia, Nervous Dcb.Ii.
!" ISnea nI ~ 's.,S o, a "a" haney. LrnP q
arising from a Gl.ofdeici
Liver, stomach, Of IN.
p'1 nio %, The
Read N. clowns -ymp,oms' CenpauoB>t
FlMulonor, iuward Piles, FUllue,. ct blood TO ne
head A'a'N vi '1c stomach, Nausea, IlaTt.burn.
disgust % i."d, ia.iHrs- weight ia the stomach,
s"uf tfuria'Iuus, .lnkng Or nutitTng at the nj
81 ~" rtointrh, ssliululus OI the heed, hurried
0rdiiiituli breathing nutvflug ~ the cart rIok.
ins or ruipcaiihg s'u-btuns when ~ a iyI az pos.
tulri uIun"-- ui vision, dots aud webb, hsi1rs the
sshi, ~. palu iut nc head, deficiency II pefspf.
the ,dc, hnra, rh"-t, iimh., etc, sudden bushes
OF heat, burHlug "a .nc ngsh, constant mag nine-
lni,c.t. disease oi the LAYER OF digestive organs
combined W,th impure blood,
fne Useof the h'uei- 90 Tonic will soon cause
| the Aisoyc > nptpm. tSd,appcar, aud the IAt,"u
| Will u ~ amt ntAllN.
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/ Is Of Inestimable Value TO the farme

in examining insects which prey upon his crops.
The power Of u $50 microscope, and so simple In
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A beauuf II present, elegant, instructive; ANUS
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titled to by thousands Of scientific men, farmers,
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families, and others.
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H:lCQlElLAkgS /!
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MEDICINES I'M
HOOFLAND'S
&c R N AN Bit ERS
H00FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC
HOOfand's E'OdOphyIiian Pills
HOofland's E'OdOphyIiian Pills
HooAand's Greek Oil
IIoOflland's German Bittcrs.
a Bittcrs without Alcohol or Sdirits
0f AN Nj nd

j. different from ali others l. composed Of the
purelu or wal principle Of Roots, Herbs and
Barks tor as IN ideally termed, ex,rac,s,) the
worthless ami inert portions Of the ingredients
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forwarded to the manufsctory in ihi-city, where
they are compounded and bottled. Containing no
spiri,uous Ingredients, this BIt,ers Is tree from
the objections urged agains, all others no desir.
Tor II mulan,s can be induced from their use,
eau mas- No aruNkArds, aud cannot, under
lrcnmstAnce- :. nav. any out a henencl al niient.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-18
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