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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-05-26
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THE GREAT DIURETIC,

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HENRY 7. HELMBoLD's
HIGHLY CONCENTRATED COMPOUND
Fluid Extract SarsapariIIa

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}ase of 10 l-oz. vials, in fluid, 100 doses each,
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Obltuarp.

BICKLEY-Depsrted this life on the morning OF
the %, h or March. 1871, at the home OF her daugh.
ter, Mrs. E. T.. Paine, near Marietta, Ga, Mrs.
MAR Buckley, relict OF the late John Buckley,
ESQ.,, OF charleston, 8. O., aged II years..
Ripe for the harvest. her spirit has been borne
by angels TO the garner OF the Lord. there to
await its glorious reunion with the body In that
day when the earth aud the sea shall give up
and made In the likeness OF Chrlst's.
Mrs. Buckley had been for years a member Of
ST. Johns Lutheran) Church, Charleston, and her
life exempilhed the beauty OF the religion which
mother, her JOY was complete In the happy circle
OF home; but her lneXhaustible charity found that
too close u bound, and welled over and ran abroad,
refreshing many souls.
In the days OF her prosperity, she followed the
ostle's Injunction. and fused hospitality wi h.
out 1rudging." AID when poverty forbade the
spreading Of the feast, her warm smite and cor.
dial welcome more than Supplied the loss.
A few priVt eyed friends WI nesseh the parting
between her aged pastor. the Rev. Dc. Bachman,
and herself. Truly touching was the scene, TWO
venerable pilgrims Of The Cross, parting to meet
no more on this side Heaven. She was then on
the eve OF removal to Georgia, where she found q
grave, but not before she had won q place In many
devoted hearts. Her beiDved pa,tor was not by
to so0th her bed Of deith. and point to the tne
who has made the dark valley bright; yet she was
attended by TWO faithful clergymen, who also
committed hsI body to the dust or the Eplscopal
burial ground, Marietta. where now the hand OF
friendship places nowe wreaths ON her grave.
"She has escaped all danger now,
Her pain and slghing ull are ned;
The crown uf Joy Is IN her brow,
Eternal glories DER her She'd"
Therefore, bereaved daughter and acnIcted son,
weep no more, but set your affections on things
above, and ''where your treasure Ia let your
hearts be al o." until your spirits are called TO
mIngle with hers In the Paradise Of God.
@. G. p.
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n- T.tY TIT Is AMUSING THAT

~ T.iY TIT Is AMUSING THAT
the feeble should totter, with uncertain steps,
over tile face o, the earth, In dang'r every day OF
falling victims to the morbid Influences by whlch
We are all surrounded, wnsn 8 Tested aud proven
vegetable tonis, capable Of endowtng them with
the vlgor they need, Is procuraole In every city,
town aud settlement. IL might reasonably be-
thought that after the twelve ears experience
which the world has had Of H~O5rETTER'S BIT.
TIERS, all would know that It's effect IL to prevent
disease.
At certain seasons the atmosphere Is surcharg.
ed with the seeds Of interInittehts, remittents,
rheumatism, pulmonary dislralera, billions COM
plants and the Hike Persons whose nervous sys-
TENS are relaxed arc the 1rst to succurno to these
distemperS. Brace up the physical energies,
then, With this potential vegetable tonic. 1t is
the most powerful recuperant which the botanic
kingdom has ever Yielded To patient re'ea'ch and
experiment.. Try is. rhe bill ,dtss discipline OF
the Old medical dogmas will at least admit that q
tonic and Alternative, compounded OF approved
herbs, roots sui barks can do no harm, while the
testimony OF thousands invites o trial or its
virtues.
Vigor Ia the thing most needed In these cases AZ
well ~ 10 d. spepsta aud nervous affections, and
H0SIRrrER' : BIrTBRS Is The safesr,' surest and
mos wholesome strensIhe ing p cplralion that
human SKILL hus yet concocte'l.
Hundreds OF physicians lave abandoned all the
oflc'nal recs,ps aud presott "a this harmless
tonic az Q preventive and cure for all cases OF
chil.s and fever. apr22-D4ca
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ia there made to ether nations and States,
whose independents is tessbe respected. The
gentlemen belong to no other nation and to
no othert State than that of the Prussians,
of which l, too, am a member" With
regard to recent events in France, Prince
Bismarck made a statement to the following
effect: s'It is both the interest and the wish Of
the allied governments to grant the French
Republic, with which they have signed pre-
lininarIes of peace, in Versailles, every posi-
BILE facility In the execution of the task 1t has
undertaken, without being molested by any
unreasonable interference in the internal
affairs of France, on the part OF Germany.
This resolution, however. is conditional, and
presupposes a strict adherence to the spirit OF
the stipulatious contained in the above men
aoped preliminaries. Should the present gov
eminent, or the successors, be unable to full
81 the conditions agreed on, Germany re-
serves her freedom Of action, and must pro-
coed as the peculiar circumstances and re-
pard to her own interests demand. The Arm
ness and resolution that have distinguished
German policy during the whole war will not
be wanting in the sequel"
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Sprrlai N0nrts
a@-THE THREE DYsPEP TICS Iii

as8-THE THREE HERE
is an extract from o letter received by Messrs.
Drake & Co., November 2, 1859: Three friends
met one day in the latter part of lat September
in the rotunda or the Astor House. Your cores
pondent Was one Of the three. We were all SUI.
fering from the Irrational dlsease"-lndlgesIion;
and all agreed on one point, VIZ: That nothing
agreed with us. We discussed medicines. One
had tried blue pills, another extract OF dandelion,
another al most every variety OF purgatiyes. In
fact, we had made apotheca rles' shops OF our In
sides; but nothing had done VI any good. l said
1 wondered II your PLANTATION BITrERS
would help us any. After some talk We conclud-
ed to try It, and meet again ct the same place
that day month, 10 CO npare notes. We did so.
1t WAS a jovial meeting I eau tell you. We
scarcely knew one another. Each had gained
nesh; each repo ell a good appetite, sound sleep,
an easy stomach a ID u regular habis OF body. The
change was marvellous. It was agreed 10 repart
the facts to YOU, and I was appoiated to MAKE this
Communication. You can publish is II you
choose, and refer all seeptics FIR particulars to
"Yours truly, ALBERT W. SHAW,
mo. $40 Downing street, New York.
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The south and the Democracy.

We publish this morning can Address to
| the people of the United States" signed by
eyerv Democratic and Conservative member
of the Senate and House OF Representatives
who was presentin Washington when 1t was
prepared. The Northern and Southern Con-
eressmen unite in exposing the %tyrannical
%usurpation of the Radical party, and in in
viting such cooperation on the part OF the
people as will check sectional agitation, and
restore the States to their true relations
with the Federal Union. The address is
| manly and bold, and, as the utterance OF
those who best know the iniquitous designs
| OF the Radical leaders, must be Yondered
| BY all who oppose that centralized daspotism
| which is sought to be builded upol the ruins
| of q Constitutional Republic.
Nothing that can be said in condemnation
of the official conduct, and personal charac-
ter, of the Radical governments which Re-
construction foisted upon the Southern people
will be stronger than the miserable truth.
But this, to us, is a twice-told tale. Our mis-.
sion is wholly different We may point out
to our Northern brethren the nature and ex-
tent of our wrongs, but, here In South Caro-
lima, we must play passive part in the war
between Radical despotism and constitu-
| tional freedom. It is our duty to obey
the laws, to recognize the practical privi-
leges. conferred upon the freedmen by the
State and Federal constitutions, and, above
all, to give no excuse for the declaration
that Conservatism and Democracy are other
words for Riot and Revolution. Governor
Scott told the truth when he said that Ku-
Klux outrages only unite the Radical party.
And the address OF the Democratic Con-
gressmen points out the imperative necessity
Of retaining from playing into the hands OF
our adversaries. This State Is potent for
harm. The South Carolina Conservatives
cannot insure the success OF the Democratic
party in the Presidential elections, but they
can go far to make certain its defeat. Ku-
Klux outrages here mean Radical majorlties
in the North. We must possess our souls in
patience. We must bear our Ills in silence,
remembering always that this people
stand pledged to maintain the lawful
privileges OF all races OF men, and that be-
sides, every rash act, every violation OF the
law for political reasons, ID deferrlng the dawn
of the blessed day which shall see white
mar and black man, throughout the land
secure in the enjoyment OF true freedom,
,contentment and peace.
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nilsson In Charleston.

The Concert at the Academy OF Music, on
Saturday might, vas the best and most COM
plete which this public have had the eppor-
tunity OF enjoying for very many years. all
the artists who took part in it stand deserv-
eddy high in their profession. As a violin
list, NJ. Vieuxtemps has no superior. Miss
Cary is among the first Of American con.
trallos. Siguor Brignoli, though time. will
tell, still warbles his ballads with tha grace
Of style which marked his singing when his
voice was la it's prime. N. Yerger-whose
irst visit, we hope, will not be bis last-is a
baritone of uncommon dramatic force. And
Mile. Nilsson, the Incompatible Swede, has
aroused the enthusiasm, and won the hearty
admiration, of the most critical and intelli-
gent of our people. For the first time,
Charleston Is brought face to face with an
artistic who is more than we were led to ex-
pect, and is greater than rumor made her.
Mile. Nilsson has q stately presence, and
a manner which is indescribably fascinating.
The luminous dawn-gray eyes, the fair bright
face, the wealth OF golden hair, the coy poise
of the head, the wondrous mobility OF
feature, the winning smile and qqeenly
bearing, make up as charming a picture as
artist ever drew, and establish her ct once
in the good graces Of her public. In this,
lies one secret Of Nile. Missions success.
Half her audience are in love with her be-
''ore a note is sung. But her voice needs no
apology, aud compels the applause Of the
most hypercritical amateur. 1t is of large
compass and sufficient power, rich in tone,
and wonderfully soft and clear in the low
breathing notes, which, even now, linger in
the ear of those who heard them on last
Saturday night. Mile. Missions voice is
highly cultivated, and enables her to pro,
duce those wonderful effects of light and
shade, the dainty Torture and massive de-
clamation, which give to her singing, even
in the concert-room, 80 much dramatic furce.
There are, doubtless, singers who hive as
pure a voice, or as much artistic skill, or as
much personal grace, or as much lervor Of
expression; but we do not believe that there
il I'm. other singer on tue operatic stage,
here ur in Europe, who combines all those
rare qualities iu tue exalted degree 10 which
they are possessed by Nilsson. No wonder,
then, that Paris aud London placed the fair
haired Swede on the pedestal with Patti, and
that we '.oulside barbariansn are ready to
fall down aud. worship at The shrine OF must:
Cal divinity.
Tue three songs allotted, in the pro-
gramme, to Mile. Nilsson we're all encored,
aud, had they Had the conscience, the au-
dieaee would nave elcorsd them again aud
again. The ~weu-knowu Una Hoce was
~spIendidiy sung. This cavaLlna has been
sung many q lime; but Mile. Nilsson gives
to it d meaning, aud u poetic grace, which
it never had before. 'rhe encore song-u
bright ballId-was almost plaiutive, IN spite
OF it's lifting melody. The cavaLiua from the
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OH, YEsl Oh, YES! I'll, YES

1t becomes my pleasant tuty TO INFORM my friends
and Patrons, thai the TINT has again arrived for
them 70 confluence cle;llins aal repairing their
Household Furniture. aIaLtre:iI,,s AMI Be IS calls.
Try a remedy That never faus: send 'ur The DIctor
who keeps The f rnitnre lnir uarv o. No. 81
Queen street. Havius grGtLiY eIiarSrnl nv
Invalid Furniture Hospital | am Iow prepared t.
treat patients IN thai line NJ ,nr IuC i.IS uliy AMI
satisfactorily mar ever. 'uOm.. one. cDnle al.
j0HN l.. LGN5FORD. M. 81 IIetn ST..
Opposite Harrisson'a Pant anh Ol Store.
mari
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NoTICE.-T IS PROPOSED TO ERECT
a Building on Sulllvan's Island, with at least Fifty
(5o) Rooms. TO be used as . Boarding. house or
Hotel. Proposals are invited for the RENTING Of
such q Building. Sealed offers Will be received,
stating the amount parties are willing 10 pay as
Rent for such Building, Furnished or gnfur.
nlshed, with length Of time desired, &c.
Offers will be received up to 1st May prox.
D. B. CILLILAND,
Clerk Town Council,
apr2o-thmfs Moultrieville, =. L.
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WINES AND LIQUORS AT REDUCED
w PRICES.

WHISEEY from 81 50. per gallon and upwards.
Old North Carolina corn WnlSSey ~ pet g'lii0n.
PORT sherry. Malelr,I unI lares HtueI from
81 so per gallon and upwards.
French anil Domestic Bra..li., ~ re1acei prices.
All or the above ar ~procn:el directly !r IN tue
Imporr ers and Dlstillers thereby saving ali Inter
mediate profits. and lnsuriIl u gouIl article, AMI
are warranted OF good quality. iite h.vor. pure
and unn,luiterate !, even GIe Invest grades balng
guaranteed strictly pnra. Pers'n , In iced Of
such goods for medicinal Or other PURPOSES can
denend npDn gerLlug a strictly pure article at n
". n. WEL!I,
Family Grocer,
g. W. Corner Meeting and Market JtreetA
~ Goods delivered free Of ohsrge. apflf
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~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-.

~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LINA.-Notloe Is hereby given that this Bank win,
on the first day OF May next, be prepared, in COM
pliance with the recent amendment OF It's charter,
to consolidate, reduce, ana redeem the Stock Of
the Bauk-that "a to say, ONE SHARE OF NEW,
will be issued for TEN SHARES OF OLD STOCK;
and a. the request OF any stockholder holding
less than ten shares, the Bapk will redeem the
same at the rate fixed for said redemption by the
charter, or holders may sell and assign oil such
By endorsement on the original certificates. Ac-
cording to the provisions OF the amended char.
ter mo one shall be considered or held to be a
stockholder OF the said Bank who has not receiv.
ed a new certificate for the consolidated shares"
on or before the first day OF June next
II. D. ALEXANDER.
mar27-mWf Cashier.
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rs HEADQUARTERS FIRST d.
VISION SOUTH CAROLINA NATIONAL GUARDS,
CHARLESTON, s. o., APRIL %, 1s7l.-NorIcE.-
All persons who propose offering to CONTRACT
FOR REPAIRING THE MILITARY BALL, in
Charleston, are hereby notified that the nnoer,
signed will be at the Hall, and can be conferred
with In respect to such repairing, on MONDAY,
the oath instant, from Q to s O'Clock.
w. J. WHIPFER,
APRIL Brigadler General.
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v- JOHN G.. lKER & Gu s GENU-
me MEDICINAL o LIVER uIL-ESTABLISH.
ED ls3o.-Acknowledged by eminent physicians
To be the best IN the world. Sold by Druggists
reneral.. JNO. y. BAKER & co., Philadelphia,
"A full supply on hand by
DR. II. BAER,
feh6-mWf8mos No. I3l Meeiing " rect.
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feb6-mwf6mos

~ GETTING .MArttInD.--rSoAiS
for Young Men On Seoul Evils, and the pruprlety
n Improperly OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those VINO :asl undLtea for matrimonial
Sent free. IN sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Assoc!st m Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. AUS -3mos
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ne THE, SEASON is APPROACHING
for Children's. Summer Complaints, especially in
those who are Teething. A safe and secure eme
dy Is all important, and mothers will ind such a
one In DR.. BAER's GERMAN SOOTHING COR.
DIAL. To be had Of all Druggists. apr24-mwf
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dpr2O-thm

w- NOTICE. THE UNDERSIGNED
will continue the FACToRAGE AMI GENERAL
COMMISSION BUSINESS on his individual &C.
count, and can be found at No. s Boyces Wharf.
aprI7-m3 @. A. GRAESER.
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Ean6 Agenries +.
THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND ANE
IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA LAND ANE
i IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION.
The undersigned have entered into an associa
ton for the purpose OF introducing IMMIGRANTS
INTO SOUTH CAROLINA, and producing homes
Tor the
They propose to establish Agencies In the prin,
cipal cities OF Europe, and In the North and the
Northwest, and assist Immigrants In coming &c
our State where they have homes provided, aud
aid them In becoming permanent settlers upon
the soil.
They request their friends throughout the State
10 place such OF their Lands and Real Estate at
their disposal as will make suitable home for In
migrdnts sJ the owestc credit prices, say for q Pc
Rod of Eve years, which the undersigned will an.
terraka to advertise and sell, ohurging the W
ers a reasonable commission Tor the sale.
Circulars will be prepared and distributed ex.
nIalning more In detail our plans.
CESTRA Al OFFICE ACADEMY UP MUSIC,
Corner King and Market streets,
CHARLESTON. So. Ga.
BUTLER, CHADWICK. GARY i CO..
REFEReEoKs:
Cen. Wade Hampton, lion. James Chesnus,
:ton. J. p. Carroll, Gen. Jno. S. Preston,
lion. &. f. Perry. Gov. A. G. Magrath,
Gov. u. l.. BonIlam, Hon. W. ID. Sim pson,
Zen. Johnson Hago0d, Annrew SinOnds. Esq,
Hon. Artnlstead Burt Hon. Geo. a. TreahOlm,
hon. J. 3. Campbell :. Gov. Jna. L. Manning.
inar28-lmo
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gzr NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACT.
ED by any OF the Crew Of the British Bark
oTHERE wnl be paid by the Master.
anr24-a WILLIAH McGREGOR.
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aA- THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN.
Ics' BANK OF SOUTH OARoLINA-NnTIcE,-
The regular Annual Election for THIRTEEN III.
RECTORS OF this Bank will be held at the Bank.
| lng.house, No. 1913 Fast Bay, on MONDAY, LIST Msy.
between the hours OF IL and 2 O'Clock. =
aprle-wfm5 W. e. HASKELL, Cashier.
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~ GERMAN RIFLE CLUB.-THE
active and passive members OF this Club are re-
spectfully requested to call for their family tickets,
at Mr.. G. d. LlNDSTEDT'S, corner OF calhoun
and King streets. c. II. BERGMAN,
apr20-thsm3 secretary.