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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-28
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HUMPHREYS
HOMEOPATHIC SPECIFICS

II AVE PROVED, FROM THE MOST AMPLE
III experience, an entire success: Simple
Prompt-Eficieat and Reliable They are the
Best family Medicines tn uss-so simple that mis-
takes cannot be made in using them; 50 harmless
as to be free from danger, and 50 efficient a. to be
always reliable. They have received the highest
communication from the Thousands who have long
used and known them, and illElWays render sat
isfaetlon TO those who try them.
No. Cures. Price In Jsores. Cents.
Il EeVeES3 Sen8estiOn, Inhamnations- IS
Worms, Worm Fever, Worm Cole. Is
3. GriPing-COlio OF TeethinR Of Irfauts IS
:. DkarrORa, Of Children or Adultg..25
?. Use nterY5 G-lplng, Bilious Collie. IS
O. GnOleFa-m0rbuEsV Vomiting......25
Z. GOug ms, Colds, Bronchitis. s............25
2. NS uIalsl "a, Ioothaehe, Faeeaehe... Is
y. AeAotAC. ess sick Headache, Vertigo25
10. " Dyspepsia Bilious Stomach -. 25
~ sseI or Irregular Periods. .25
l5. " Group, Cough, difficult Breathinr- g
H. EFuPliOnB, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas- 25
y. " RheumatisDl, Rhe1nstie Pains. .25
10. EeYer a Agues Chill Fever, Agues. SO
II. " Piles, Blind or Bleeding. SO
u. : Op1halmys and Sore and Weak Eyes so
19. Cshtarrhs Acute or Chronic Influenza 50
20. WhOOpinSscOugh, , ,violentcOughs5O
q, 9 Asthma, Oppressed Breathing.s...-.5O
y. " Enr D1Schlrg eS, impaired hearing so
%. " ScrOful0, Enlarged glands, SWellings 50
a. sSeneraA Debility, Physical Weakness so
%. Z" DrOpsY and Seanty Secretions. so
| 26, " Sea sickness, Sickness from hiding SO
p. Kidney Disease, Gravel.........,50 so
%. e rVOus De billy, Involuntary
Seminal Discharges. ..........,..I 1 90
/ %. Sore Mouths sCanker................50
/ 80. g Urinary Meakmess, ,Wetting Bed 50
81. Z" Painful Periods, Hysteria SO
50. g" SufferfnEs ut Lhange OF Life....I 90
So. 81 Epilepsy, Spasms, st. Vitus Dance i o.
81 " DiPth e. ia, liberated Sore Throat. SO
Price in vials, large size-......5Oe and OC
! FAMILT CASES, la Morocco, trffH
| 81 large dram Tials, containing the above
list, with book OF directions complete, go 0C
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-28
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DRAIN AND TILE WORKS.

W, PARKER wishes to announce to the
people of Fremont and vicinity, that he has estab-
iished a Drain and Tile Yard Front street. about
aauarter of mile south of the railroad. He will
have full stock ofTile of all sizes, which he will
sell at reasonable rates: Those wishing to pur-
chase will do we'll to call at his yard.
33tf WM.PAHhEhs
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-06-28
LYONS KATHAIRON,
For Preserving and Beautifying the
Human Hair. To Prevent its Fall
iup Ont and Turning GRAY,

ing Out and Turning Gray.
A we'll preserved Head of Hair, in person Of
middle age, at once bespeaks refinement, elegsnee,
health and beauty. 1t may truly be called Wo-
mans Growing Glory, while men. are not insen-
sible to its advantage and charms. Few Things
are more disgusting than thin frizzly, harsh, un-
tanned Hair, with head and coat covered with
Dandruff. Visit barber and you feel like new
man. This is what LYONS KATHAIItON
wild all the time. The charm whiehlies in well
plaeed Hair, Glossy urls, Luxuriant Tresses, and
a Clean Head, is noticeable and irresistible.
Sold by all Druggists and Country Stores.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-12-11
The Drug
Is selling Dru
ER than any
rAk OH, NAH x ETS.
BY ". U TEL. LINE

OFFlCn o.
fsrAAAARsH OnYTsH DAuY REcoap
Dev. IL 1917
Tbe.msrkst 10 quiet and dull to-day q,
S3,75 a $3.50. No transactions
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE on
TRAINS ON o. q. q A. Il. n,
On and after Monday, Nov 3s,h, 1872,
trains will run as follows:
NORTH 10. 8. NO. 8. NO. l.
Leave irvine. 1I5S.r b.2Opr
Leave Oil City 500 n. 2,3OP N. 7,6spn
" Pet.Cen $50 3,37 S,33 Z"
=" Tttusv. ITO " 4,25 s,l6 4"
Arrive Cory, 500 600 lO,4s "
No e-Accommodstion Freight.
Leaves Oil City $50 y; Pet Centre,
1918; Titusville, ll,o6; Ar. Cory, IL, ,4Opn
SOUTH. NO, 2. 10. 4. Eo.6.
Leave Cory, 1855 an. e,loAN. s,2Opn
Titusv. 1910 P 4. 7,3O /" 7,S0 4"
p. Ceo. l,30 +" SIT 8.l5l"
Arrive o. City 800 " 900 " 900 H
" Irvine. 500 " ll.38
No. lo-Accommodatiou Freight.
Leaves Cory l,40 p q; Titnsv. 1865; Pct
Centre. 3,55; Ar at Oil City, $50 D %.
[" No. s and run on Sunday
HCommens ng Nov Sd ,rains will ruu
by Philadelphia tins, whish is rRs ays.
uTss pAsYsR than our sine
J. J LAHR2kCV, e;er. E.st
q, j. s1.yr1a,s, Assa err'
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have any stated times OF calling. hive
taken dinner there. If dinner was ready
when went Joined the party.
Mr. Beach: You knew the dinner hour,
did you notf Laughter.
Stokes did. The last regular hour for
dinner was o'clock p. NJ. have threat
ened to pursue Fisk in legal way IL lie did
not settle with me, but not in physical way.
have threatened to make publications about
him. meant the letters. have made
propositions to settle with Fisk by arbitra-
tion. have not recollection of making any
other propositions Of settlement. l have
made no threat to ruin Fisk except in legal
way. / have said that I would lay papers
before the Legislature that would injure
him. When I commenced visiting Miss
Mansfield Fisk resided there. He lived
there for year after. He had no
thing to do with the domestic affairs of
the establishment. discharged Steers, the
coachman. never paid anything in support
Of Miss Mallstield's establishment personally.
I mean have paid money given me by Miss
Mansfield TO servants. My acquaintance with
Miss Mansfield was Of the ordinary nature.
After some further unimportant testimony
the examination was adjourned until Satrlr-
day next.
The utmost excitement prevails in the city
over the assassination Of Dir. Fisk.
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TcsocraT,I.;c Summary.

The steamer Great Republic carries over
3l,GG0, 900 in treasure from San Francisco to
China.
The Cushn,an school at Boston w:ts dcdi-
Gated yesterday. Charlotte Cushman adj
dressed the children.
The Cincinnati Chamber Of Commerce is
about calling convention with the object to
make the Ohio river nayigable throughout
the year.
A dispatch from Savannah reports the
wreck OF the brig Queen of the South on tie
north end of st. Simmons island. The crew
were saved.
The Twelfth Night jewellers in New Or.
leans had the usual annual parade Friday
night. The display WAS grand.
The court in Annapolis Before Which Mrs
Wharton is being tried adjourned on Satur'
day in consequence of the death Of Il Jurors
wife.
Or. John Merritt, United States Consul to
Tunis under buchanan, died Saturday i'll
Wilmington, Del.
A diSmtch from Salt Lake states that nc
trains have arrived there from the East fol
four days.
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they climb trees as squirrels; their talons and
paws become hands furnished with fingers,
and we have the monkey; the monkey &C
q,iircs the faculty of speech and natures into
a man. 1t is the old theory Of Monboddo,
nropoundcd hundred yGirs ago. but
spread over a larger surface and set forth
with new illustrations
"But allowing all that its author says Of
the conSanguinity Of man and the inferior
animals: admitting that we are Of the same
flesh and blood rs the baboon and the rat,
where does he find his proofs that we arc i'm
proving instead Of degenerating? He claims
that man is nh improved monkey; how does
he know that the monkey is not a degenerate
man. a decaycd branch of the human family,
fallen away from the high rank he once held,
and haunted by dim sentiment of his lost
dignity, as we may infer from his melancholy
aspect: Improvement, Mr.. President and
gentlemen. implies effort; it IS uphill work;
dcgcncracy is easy, il asks only neglect, indo-
lence, inaction. How often do the descend
ants Of illustriouS men become the most stu
pih of the human race. How many are
there, each Of whom we may call
THE tenth tiansmiticr of foolish face
"A line of Savage, the best he ever wrote,
worth AL his other verses put together
THE tenth ,ransmlltcr Of a foolish face
and that face growing more and more foolish
from gehcl1tion to generation. | might in
stance the Bourbon family, lately rcigning in
Spain and Naples. might instance the royal
family of Austria. There is Il whole nation,
millions upon mi!lions-our Chinese neigh
borS--of whom the better opinion is that they
have been going backward in civilization from
century to century. Perhaps they wear
oc
coming to some thousands Of years hence.
How, then. can Mr.. Darwin insist that if
we admit the Hear kindred Of man to the
inferior animals we must believe that our
progress has been upward, and that the
noblcr animals are the progeny of the in
fcrior! Is not the contrary more proba-
bic: Is it not more likely that the more
easy downward road has been taken-that
the lower animals are derived from some
degenerate branch Of the human race, and
that if we do not labor to keep the rank
we hold our race may lie frittercd away
into the mcancr tribes of animals, and
finally into animal"utp? Then may our
Tweeds become the progenitors of those
shulking thieves Of the western wild, the
prairie wolves, or may swim stagnant
pools in the shape of horsc-lcechcs; our
aStute lawyers may bc represented by foxes !;
our great architects by colonies of beavers
our poets by clouds of mosquitoes, famished
and musical; our doctors Of divinity say
ii with all respect for the coth--by swarms
of the mants, or praying insect, always in
the attitude Of devotion. II we hold to Dar-
wins theory. ms l do not. how are we to
know that the vast multitudes of men ard
women on the earth are not the ruins, SO to
speak Of some nobler species with more elc-
waited and perfect faculties, mental, physical,
and moral, but now eXtinct:"
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,.,,,,sn A,!c.,.--An Incident In HIS
Fairly Career in Ohio.

,,:,,;,,,yH Cou1mGncf has brought
~. .i,n rqn,c Of ex-senator William Al
.".N'.'' ,,.;, ~ candidate Tor President on
~. ~ .,..,,.,,;., ticket next year. In one of
g." . r,lo;c, the annexed rcminiS-
,',.,o moro boy Mr. Allen 'cft lynch
=. FIR Ihllicothr. where he had re-
,.>' ,..':,,- md meant 20 seek his for
~ .|-.rl on foot with his earthly
,,,aQ >agN on hi- shoulder, and he
81 '. 49, ,,.orcU>lv toward his destination.
-. ,,n,H wen lin after he had crossed tue
.,,rr wien his fi4uds ran exceedingly
'... p, Tsg,,.on county they gave out alto
,,,l brvas compelled 20 ask nights
.'. .''..r..o,,r from one Of the farmers on his
ii. ,r.l,r>f Was chrcrfuliy granted,
- :, ':-li,Mrar;cd next morning; hut
... ,,,.} = great Impression on the farmer
ID. .'.. ..,r,, sons behind him. They never
,n1 cs,,,aI visit, and always kept up
ln.o,yd.:r Of the subsequent life OF
-.', raj. aoNgh he had probable scarcc-
49,. ,,argl. Of the adventure.
~ .,.,,rt, q trade q >sddlcr) At Chillicothc,
.':,,'. an ardent Democrat. with gift of
.,,st.f WAS extraordinary, he WAS adj
J.. ,,a,, one 80 study law, which he
,..,lql,.v with General Edward King.
". -. ,.,,.. H.. hp.@,mcthc Democratic cslndi-
... ,pI.-rr>, against General Duncan
e. ,,t.,r. The canvass was hot, and con-
80. every point. Macarthur was Very
.-., influential. and did not dream
.:.5a.: neither did any of his
'.,s. ~; Allen pcrScvcrcd, and did
-. Wins. II" Eonor,biy could 10 get out the
49,. ,,.., and 10 ctnvcn;.0tc il upon himself.
4. ....,t WIZ, ~ The last doubtful, but to
..r,,.:>,. c{ tie best caIculatorS when the
.... vas made Allen was elected by barely
.1l.r, Tie lists were examined and
......fo,.i. counted and rccnRntcd. but the
1888. 49,, the same. for then men were
. .,.,.. and IL" truth was conclusive. W hat
.... G.,a tulli J." safe with such MI oppo-
..... ..nl nothing but one ballot inclinin@
... >..'.. ii. t>r times: Nobody.
M.n lad -itca the decisive vote was for
. .r.-1> i mystery. hut al last il turned
. 0. li." Ao>p:tahlc farmer Of jackson
e.. ..r.s md Ei> seven sons had all voted for
s, ... although they were opposed to him
...>. He had WON their hearts by his
.c,ma,utancr OH lhHi lucky night, and
...a .;aey BAD u@vcr seen him afterwards,
.... ..s.c> made the Ne Arthur scale kick the
Nn.n was elected. lie vent to Con-
..- md Dccamc Il -rc.t farortc in the dis
e.. ana ;I:vrua!J; served term in the
..,. lie I"it the senate Mr. Allen has been
IS, -" hardest students OF history. PHI
... aud III" natural sciences, that can be
... W j..kc pleasure IN recording the
/ .G.h wli"!! introduced him TO pub
IT, mj "" ,!i1uil not he surprised il he
80. NJ - b. cf"I mere Fortunate.
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New York Items.

New YORK, January 6.-General Andrew
Porter, formerly of the United States army,
died at Paris.
The Cuban General Jourdan's trial has
been postponed to next Saturday, when, if
the grand jury is not ready, Jourdan will be
discharged.
Mexican adrices report trifing successes on
both sides. Both parties are frightened over
the reported concentration among the Ameri-
cans on the Rio Grande.
Senator Pratt, Of Ohio, had his pocket
picked in Twenty third street omnibus.
\ run-oG on the Erie road resulted in the
demolishmcnt Of the engine, the partial
wreck of the cars, and in the injury of several
passengers slightly.
A. 7. Stewart testified before the Senate
committee to-da;y. He said the general order
of monopoly was an outrage on the mer-
chants. He was always treated civilly in the
custom-house. He thought the Government
employees were inadcquately paid. Men of
sufficient business capacity to earn double
the money receive only s., 800 year in the
custom-hollse. The Government will never
he well served until it gets the proper men.
Those in now are generals, colonies, and so
on. [I.aughter.]
The run on the Third-Avenue Savings
Bank is Stacking.
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William, &. Hryuns On narHin.

ixjract from his speech at the Williams
Ca:"c" dinner:
II ia good while since the remark was
H.-.ir ly az English wit that lie did pot like
- iJph at monkeys, they sccnlcd 10 him SO
l.uch like poor relations. Wha: was regard
81 Il that time a. clever jest has since been
taken by All eminent naturalist as the basis
q an extensive system which processes TO
account for the origin of the human species.
According 10 Mr. Darwin. man il an i'm
proved monkey. IN his system the lowest
form Of animal life is minute animated cell.
i number Of these cells come casually to-
gctAer and form dab Of Jelly fixed Oh cag
N The ocean. They somehow become ar
ranged in Ii sort of symmetry /; they
t1adlaily acquire organs they rise To
the dignity OF oysters, and mtissels !;
hey multiply; BY Ii principle of selec-
lion on the part Of the parents they rise
higher and higher in the scale Of being they
become quadrupeds; they crawl out upon
the land; they waddle on the shore in the
sl-ai'e Of seals; they build houses as beavers;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-01-08

HARVEY TuAcKER, son-in-law of Daniel
Boone, was born in Buncombe county, n. c.,
somewhere about the year 1743 Q2S years
ago., and yet Harvey Thacker did not shuttle
OF the mortal coil then assumed until few
days ago. The Chico (Cal) Recteeo says That
he died at the residence of bis son Harvey,
aged seventy, in Shasta county, California,
week before last. He is supposed to have
been the oldest man In the United States, if
not in the world. No mention is made Of
his life record during the revolutionary war,
though he was just thirty-three years old
when that war broke out; but he is said to
have served after he was seventy under
General jackson ut the battle of New Or
leans. under Harrison ut the battle of Tippe-
canoe, and also in the Black Hawk war ir
Illinois.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS.
New York stock and Money Market.

Ncw York stock and Money Market.
New YoRk, january 8.--The bank state
ment shows, that loans bate increased 81 mil.
lions; specie decreased 81 millions legal.
tenders decreased q millions; deposits in
creased 50 millions. Gold disbursements on
accounts of 5-20's 223 millions, and on ac-
count Of the January interest 8 millions.
Governments-'s1's, 1861; '62's, LILO; '6Rs,
11oa; 'e5's, 1124; new, Iii; '6T's, 1921;
'6S's, same; 1O-4o's, 1905. sttes-Tennes-
sees, eSa; new, GSs. yiginia's, So new,
50. Louisana's, 60; new, 90. Levee's, e. ;
So, e. Alabama's, 90; SIS, 60. Georgi's,
20; rs, II. North Cardinals, 81; new, 10.
South Cardinals. Ash; new, 81.
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Latest News from Washington.
The Political Troubles in New 0rleau,

ane 1'CLEtlcah z fOtSkCS fN ISSV OEtcRERS.
WASHINGTON, january 6.-When yester-
days report reached Washington that Gene
raj Emory had taken part in the arrests of
Governor Yarmouth and others, the Secre-
tarv of War telegrphed him In relation to
the subject, when General Emory replied
that the United Suites troops had taken no
part whatever in the recent arrests Of the
State officers. No orders have been issued
from The War Department for the military
commandant at New Orleans, nor is the Sec
rotary of War as yet officially advised Of the
condition Of Affairs there.
The President is absent in Philadelphia,
but he is in constant Geographic communic;.-
ton with the Secretary of War and other
Cabinet officers on the subject of Louisiana
affairs. 1t is authenticity stated that the
Administration will not Interfere in the local
difficulties there any further than is neccssa-
~ to preserve the peace; and to that end every
power of the Government will be employed.
General Emory has been ordered to Use his
Judgment to preserve the peace.
General Etems.
WASHINGTON, January G.-The Florida has
arrived at Key West. She had shot across
her bows, hui was not detained by the
Spanish vessels.
The officials at the Navy Department de-
clare that the activity at the nlVy-yards is
merely the usual and scaSonablc routine.
The civil service routine is coming to be
regarded ~ a humbug. \ competent clerk
failed OF promotion because he did not know
the distance from the earth to the moon.
Hon. John Janncy, Of Loudoun county,
president OF the Virginia Secession Conyen-
ton OF 1861, is dead: aged Il years.
Colonel Krazinowski, indicted in Macon,
Ga. for alleged frauds, has tccn released on
$4,000 hail.
Further search in the Treasury records
show that the ship Osprey was wrecked be-
tween Havre and New York in 1851. This
freaks the link in the Tichbornc claimants
case, as he asserts tlmt lie was picked up by
the OSPREY off the coast Of Brazil in 1854.
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Marine Disaster.

New York, January G.-The schooner e.
W. Pratt, from Musquito Inlet for Norfolk,
with live oak, has been abandoned at sea.
She was lowed Ivy the steamer Leo during
the day of the 4th instant, but the hawser
parted in q gale during the night. After
hard work in the high seas which prevailed
the Leo succeeded in getting the captain and
crew Off the schooner in liic-boat.
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EXCITEMENT I'm NEW YORK.

Of games Fisk, Jr....Tf.c
Mansfield Libel Swit the Cause..-E.is-
ward 8. Stokes the Assassfn-..Thc
Grand Central HEOscl the Scene Of ftin
Tragcdy.-Tsie Testimony Ous Of Wseics'
1t Originated-"-TE,c Assassin In Gus
sody. &C., &c.
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Convicted of Murder.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.
LYScHnURo, VA, January G.-The trial Of
James N. Daughcrty (white) for the killing
of Waddy Buckner (colored) in July last,
which commenced in the Corporation Court
Tuesday, was concluded to-day, the jury
finding the accused guilty Of murder in the
second degree, and fixing his Imprisonment
at five years in the penitentiary. Motion for
new trial was made, and will be argued
Thursday.
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How THE DocToRs TREATED TIE PRINCE OF
WALEs.--1he later medical treatment of the
Prince has presented peculiarly Which,
considering the eminencc of his physicians,
is worth mentioning. The Prince having
been unable to sleep during nearly two days
and nights, Il hop-pillow was placed under
his head, and after some hours he sank to a
fitful sleep. The hop-piIow has been con-
tinued, and there is reason to believe its So
porific effect has been felt in the repose which
has at last brought with it hope of recovery.
During the time wien death seemed immi-
nent butcher stood in IN adjoining room
with lamb, ready at a moments notice to
tay it, that the warm and reeking skin mil sht
swatbc the Princes extremitieS should they
have shown signs of death-coldness.-A. u.
Conpay- London letter an Cincinnati Con-
n,ercial.
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Spanish Affairs.

New YORK, January GA letter from
Madrid says the press there is beiligcrent
over the attitude Of the United States on the
Cu' an question.
MADRID, January 5.-The following APP
pontmcuts are at last officially announced {:
Jose Concha, Captain-General of Cuba, and
Admiral Polo Minister to the United States.
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Condition, OF Judge Joyt7cs.

Special telegram to the DIspatch.
PETERSBURG, January G.-Judge Joynes is
better to-day, and is now wholly conscious.
His Improvement, though gradual, gives en-
enlargement to his friends and professional
attendants.