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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-02-16

| fech1aI remedy than any other. Those who have
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
not know that it cures theiTneighbOrs and friends
and all know that what it does once it does n
ways that it neverfdils through any fault Orneg-
| glcct Ofits composition. We have thousands upon
thousands Ofcertiacates Of Oftheirremarkable cures
Of the following complaints, but such cures are
known in every neighborhOOd, and we need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
in al climates; containing neither calome nOrany
deleteT1Ous drug, they may be taken with safety
BY anybody. Their SugQr-cOltlng preserves theUn
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant TO take while
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
Internal vscera to purify the blood and stimulate
It into healthy actiOn-remOve the distractions
of the stomach, bowels, liver, anil other organs Of
the body restoring theirirreguIr action 90 health,
and by correcting, wherever they exist, such de-
engagements as are the first origin Of disease.
Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
PiHs rapidly eure:-
For HsysElelssi or indigestion, ListIess-
ness, AslDgE1OT and Loss OF Appetite. thew
should be taken moderately to stimulate the stOm-
ach, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For AiTPT Complaint and its various syup-
toms, Billions EHeaLache, Sick Edcasi-
ache, 5aUnilice or Green Sickness. Bill
ions Collie and Bilious EeVers. they should
be judiciOusly taken for each case to correct The
diseased action orremove the Instructions which
cause it.
For Dysenfery or EBissrrTlOsa. but one
For Inflammation, Gent, Gravel. Pal
pifItiOn OF tlln Heart, Pain ina tho
Side. Blck and AOiDz, they should be c0ntin-
uOusly taken, as required, ID change the diseased
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
For Dropsy and EsTcFs5csA SyveIIfTacs
they should be taken in large and frequent doses
to produce the effect of a drastic purge.
For suppression q large dose should be
pathy.
AS a Otllner Pth, take one or two Pills to
promote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels INTO healthy action restores the annette.
ana lnVlgofates the system. Hence it is often adj
EantageOuS where no serious deTanEement exists.
one VINO feels tOlerablv wen, often finds that q
dose OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
TER nom their cleansing end renova.ing eject On
the digestive apparatus.
11T. j. C.AKER g CO., Practical CJ,sHsisfs, |
LOWELL. MASS, q. s. 4,
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FREMONT AND PUT-TN.BAY
RAILROAD COMpaNV

~ eoTporators OF the Frsmon- and Put-in-Bay
Railroad Company, that the books will be opened
for receiving subscriptions to the capital stock Of
the above named Railroad Company, at the Office
OF L Q. Ra gson, President OF the Lake Erie and
Louisville Railroad, in she City of Fremont, SAM
dusky County, Ohio, at the Law Office of w b.
Sloan in Port Clinton Ottawa County, Ohio on
the 18th day Of February, A. d. 1872, at the hour
Of 10 O'Clock A. N. L. @. RAWSON,
CO. TILLOTSON.
Z. F. DICKINSON,
". B. SLOAN,
B. Il. JACOBS
S. MOTLEY
Corporators Of the Fremont and Put-in-Bav
Railroad Company. 3-6
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A LIST OF
CHRONIC DISEASES
CURED BY DIR. LIRBEY,
AT HIS LNFIRNGARY,
90 Seneca Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

1
CANCER, Salt Rheum, ErysipeIas and all tint,
of Scrofula, although hereditary; Chronic En-.
largement of the Heart; DrOpsy Of the Heart
Neuralgia of the Heart, whether Sympathetic OF
organic; Dropsy in all its varied forms; eatarrL
Of the Head; bronchial Difficulties; Coughs, Colds
Asthma aud all dispositions to Consumption, al
though hereditary; Enlargement of the Livei;
Liver Abscess; Tuberoular Liver; Torpid Condl-
ZION of the Liver; ClOgged Secretons OF the Liver;
tall Stones in Gall Bladder, and all Liver Com
plants; Epilepsy, Falling Sickness Fits, and all
Kinds of Fits; Cancer of stomach: Cankered Irri-
5ation ofStomach; GlOgged secretions of Stom-
4eh; Dyspepsia, and all Derangemento of the 6tom.
a;h; Diabetes; Inflammation Of Kidneysand Blad-
Ter, and all troubles with these Organs; Curva.
/ sure of Spine; spinal Irritation, and all Spina,
Diseases Paralysis in its various forms; Apo
plexy; Eistula; Liberation Of the Bowels; FalllnL
Jf the Ami; Piles; Rupture OF the Bowels, and al.
.endeneies to Constipation; Cataract on the Eye,
rilm on Eye; Inha HmatIon Of the Eyes; Granu-
,aJed Eyelids; Weak Optic Nerve, and ali diseasea
Ofthe Eyes; Cancer of the Uterus; Uatarrh OF the
JteIus: Sypilitic UleeratiOns Of the Uterus; Re.
lIxation or Falling Of the Uterus; Inflammation
Jf the Uterus; DrOpsy Of the Uterus; kiberoul
Cumors; Ovarium TumOrs; Dropsy OF the Ovary
lntiampation Of the Ovary; LeuchoIrhoa, and a
general want ef action of the Female Organs an
all distractions or immoderste how of mensus--
Tor this class of diseases physician gives d.
cect and reliable Observation-Disclosures, from any
sause; st. Vitus Dance; Hip Disease; Whit,
,welnng, and all forms of Fever Sores; removes
CumUrs VI all kinds Without the use OF the knIfe
rheumatism OF the Heart, Chest. Stomach AM
Lambs III any and all Orns, acute or chronic; al.
VenereAI Diseases, oyphlns IN IN It's worst ueVeL-
JpemenIs, even TO the decay OF bOne-a1 tinLs VI
II fully eradIcaJed trOm thesystem, wIllsEraIghteL
Crooked LImbs; cares enlarged or Caked spleen;
: General Debility VI the Nervous system; Prus-
.ratlOB OF the Nervous system, and all Nervous
Diseases Ia male or female; Will remove or expei
ali varieties vi Worms from The system, anu re-
move strong medicine though years resident IL
Ghssysten. 1871
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A GENTS. Male or Female, TO sell our stand
- ard prep tratiOns, for which a liberal commits
sion will be paid.
Agents are making from SIS TO 10 . day.
AddTesh POWELL & MERRIAM,
50 AuburE,R NJ,
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EMPLOYMEMT.

A MAN AND WOMAN wanted to do the work
n of small family in this city. Husband and
Wife preferred, and house provided. Liberal
wages paid. Inquire at this ofaee. So
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ISAAC M. KEELER'S
AGEN OK.
f" O " E
IN SU RANCE COMPANY.
NEW YORK.
AnOWnt Of Actual P0id-stp Capital, S25OO,OOO 90
aggregate amount of Available Assets 4679OA8 so
srAEE OF oHlO, AUDIEOn OF srArE,s orr1or,

STATE ONO, AUDITOR STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT INSURANCE Columbus, Jan. o. 1872
WHEREAS the Home Insurance Company York
the State New filed statement by
the officers thereof showing its condition
complied all respects with the laws of this State relating
Companies
Now, THEREFORE pursuance law Williams Auditor
of the State Ohio do hereby certify that Company authorized
to transact its appropriate business Fire and Inland
State in accordance with law until the 3s day January
The condition business Company
ment dec. 81, 1871, is shown follows:
Amount of actual paidup Capital $25O0O0O 90
Aggregate amount OF available Assets 4672O43 80
Aggregate amounto of Liabilities Except capital including
reinsurance, 2138 50
Amount of Income for the preceding year in 7S
Amount OF Expenditures for the preceding
In WHEREOF, have subscribed nv name
and caused the Seal of Office the day and
L. s. year above written.
JAMES WILLIAMS Auditor of State.
Business Solicited By ISAAC NJ KELLER Agent at Fremont
RHOADES q WILDER, gents at Clyde
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DELAMARRE,S SPECIFIC PILLS

Prepared by GARANoIERE & DUPONT, No. PA Rue
Lombard, Paris, and highly recommended by
the entire Medical Faculty of France.
Are the very best remedy in all cases of Sperna-
torrhoe4, or seminal Weakness; Nightly, Daily or
Premature Emissions; Sexual Weakness or Inn
POteRcU;; Weakness arising from Secret Habits
and Sexual exce>ses; ReLGcdtiOH of the Genital
Organs; Weak Spine; Lime or ''Brick Dust
deposits in the Urine; Milky Dis harges," &c /,
and all the ghtstly train Of Symptoms arising
from Overuse or Excesses.
They cure when all other remedies fail.
Full direct ions in each box.
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G. T. Vent, Pub, Gin, o. and 5s Murray St, N, p
Agents also wanted for Chicago and the Great
COnJGdgFGtiOH by Colbert q Chamberlain Edi-
tors OF the Chicago Tribune 52S octave pages
Fully illustrated 10000 SOLD. Address as
above, or J. S. Goodman, Chicago, or EdwUrd L.
Hovey, Boston, or Fred M. Smith, Auburn, n. 7.
or Walton & Co, INDIANAPOLIS, Indiana.
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Price sIper BOX.

Sent by mail, securely scaled from AT ObSer.
vGtiOR, by enclosing price to the Sole General
sT., NEw York. Pamphlets of Advice seat Free
TO any address,
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MAN AND WIFE.
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
:. For all the purposes of q Laxative

Perhapsno one medi.
cine is so universally
required by every
body rs q cathartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore SO universally
adopted into use, in
every country and
among all classes, as
this mild but efficient
purgltive PHI. The
obvious reason is,
that it's q more relia-
ble and far more Of
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Mem advertisements.

607F A MONTH to sell our Universal Ce-
"A nment, Combination Tunnel, Button Hole
WUf U utter, and other articles. sAoo NOVEL,
II Co.. Ssco, Ne. Al
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EXPENSES.
Board can be had at veryreasonable rates.
Rooms can be rented for self-boarding.
Tuition at the rate of $500 for twelve weeks for
Normal school, and 81 90 for Juvenile Class.
Booksrented for 10 cents per volume per twelve
weeks.
Music Lessons on Piana or Organ slOper term
of tEenty-four lessons. Use of Piano or Organ
one hour day sl.OO per month.
All bills payable strictly in advance:
- Foreirculsr address the Principal.
Milan, July Is, 1871. 2sms
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CATARRETi

Can DO Cured,
Reader, If You
are troubled with
cold in the Head,
or Chronic C1tarrf
and Ozena, use De.
RENO's CArAREH
SPEeTICl In no
single case has It
failed in efrctine
a cure. Sold by ali
druggists. Price.
30 cts. per package.
Manufactured and
sold by the proprie-
tor, G. Reno N. D.,
Titusville, Pa
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GAS FITTING, sI5 Second street.
ST. IOsEPn,s COLLEGE.

The students in attendance at the st,
Jos9phia aeademy, o Adams street, caIo-
brated the feast OF their patron saint yes
terday. In the morning the students
formed in a procession to the number of
seventy hye and marched TO 81. Peters,
The column marched down Adams street
to Second, Second to Madison, up Madi-
son to Main, down Main to Adams, and
out Adams to st. Peters church, where
the students attended high mass, and
were addressed in a sermon we'll suited
to the occasion by Rev. Father Byrne
The boys presented an appearance az Oncs
creditable to themselves and their teach
ers They marched like q little band of
well drilled soldiers. Under the leader
ship of Brother Msurelisn and his assist
ants the young students seem to progress
rapidly in department and gentlemanly
bearing. After divine service at the
church, the little band returned to the
rooms of their splendid college and en-
joyed themselves around a festive board
losded with substantials and delicaoies.
They did justice 20 them, and gave some
practical examples of their rhetorical
training in the way Of speeches. The st.
Joseph's college, which was established
In the early part of last wintor, IL now in
a very fourishing state, and is doing good
service to the cause of education in Menu
phis,
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70 secure It for 3 famous uptown lsnd-
lord, and thus the ancient glory Of Pinch
Is swept down the river.
In ths publication Of "Another Unfor-
tunate" item IN the APPEAL, Of q few
days since, there was not the renotest In
tention On the part of this paper to reflect
In any way upon b most excellent lady
who Is incidentally mentioned therein.
This is said IN Justice TO ourselves, because
some Of the friends Of the family felt hurt
at the tone OF the article, and mietook It's
intent. The lady herself, q person of SUI
perior culture and refinement, Ia now Rd-
vanced In years and Is the honored mother
Ola son who is IN his twentieth year. She
IL also the mother Of q growu-up young
lady. She has been known Ia her neigh
b0rh0od since she was q child, for she is a
native OF this county, and has stood high
ADove reproach, but / x most excellent
people she has, no doubt, her enemies,
who would rejoice 70 see her name men
toned In connection with unfortunate
circumstances over which she had no
control snd for which she was in no way
accountable.
The Planters Houss, Pine Bluff, was
opened last week with & grand bsll, st
which the elite CT Arkansas were present.
Colonel Palmer, Msjor Ragland and Mr..
BrookWay are tie propriet0rs. This hO-
NCA Il hol4 " " QuG u tnu nuode AZ eAO
South, and infinitely the best In Arkan-
szs. It is elegantly furnished throughout.
The Republican, in q very interesting ac-
count Of the ceremonies incident to the
grand opening, Gays: Regarding the ca
Pc titles of the house we find in all fifty
i've rooms and all of them pleasant, roomy
and well ventilated The psrlor, in size,
Is about eighteen by forty feet, and fur
ntshed I q most sumptuous manner; not
inferior, indeed. in any respect to the best
houses In Msmphis or St. Louis. Across
from this is the reception ROOM, tasty and
elegant in design; also q bridal chamber
which comports with ideas of high life in
cident especially to ~benedicts OF the FIRST
ordsr; suits of rooms for families, srrsng-
sd with q view of comfort as well as lux
ury. and all indeed supplied with the lat
est improvements and everything which a
refined high-toned community or puplic
could desire"
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PERSONAL.

WILLo. HAYWOOD, of the Brownsville
States, one Of the most successful neWspa.
psrs Of Tennessee, is at b Peabody hotel,
THE Pamela Star announce the accept
ence Of plans by the Pamela court for q
courthouse, drawn by J. B. Cook, Of this
city.
DIR ]. B. WATSON, resident dentist, has
again returned to the city, and can be
ssen as usual at his old sand, No. 9l8
Main street.
WE are indebted to General W. q.
Morgan, Of this city, the most useful and
kindly gentleman that ever represented
Memphis in Washington, for many favors.
R. T. CovBRDALE, Cincinnati; Frank
A. Pope, Colorado; Rsv. DR., e. d. NJ.
Browne, Evansville, Indiana; Wulo Hay
wood, Brownsville; B. p. Sloan, PhiIR-
delphis; g. N. Rice, Riceville, Arkansas,
and r. s. Russell, Brownsville, are
guests at the Peabody hotel
WE ARE informed that I. lien, who
figures conspic0usly In several courts of
this city, yesterday withdrew his charge
against NJ. Holland and Robertson, who,
as Izsn alleged, obtained from him a re-
ceipt under false and fraudulent pre-
tenc5s. Mr.. Holland was not charged
with forgery as was incorrectly stated,
and In no event Is II g crime to be sued by
- &1SL hAN8 - " AAG UGA4 AGlA-
glass. He is very thin.
MI. JERRY FEALY, 20 he is lovingly
called by his numerous friends, leaves
Memphis this week to take up his resi-
denoe In Nashville, for the benefit of his
health. Mr.. Fesly is one Of our thorough
going citizens, who has built himself up
by superior energy and brains. He served
q term or two very oreditably and accept
ably as 3 member of the educational
board; Is now q member of many bsnevo-
lent societies In this city, and is vice pres.
ident of tho fsmous Irish Literary orgsni
cation. He will be missed and regretted
by q large number of friends.
THE NEW YORK Evening Posi- of a
date has thia paragraph: solve
recently met General Forrest, of
and appears TO have been
astonished to find him to be of
gentlsmanly manners. $50 great was my
surprise,p she writes, that I larRhinEly
said why, General, I thought you were
a desperate monste1P 'msdam,' he re-
piled, probably those Northern soldiers
and Ulcers who were your i~nf0rmsnts,
the war scarcely remained long
In my immediate n~eigaborhoOd TO |
be capable Of Judging
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INVENTORS.
The Inventors AID AsseeEatIOn-Fhe
Genius Of Iuvsntson and wrongs
Done &c.

we have an excellent communication
from a philosophical thinker IN the gem
erzl subject Of patents and inventive g8s
nius which should be read before the me-
chanics' association or inserted, as the IN
itial chapter, IN the Patent Office Reports.
The writer say of the "c0m hination in
Yentor'' that he Is not an inventor more
than q non-commissioned officer is an
officer. Poetry, our correspondent con-
tinu6s, is the product Of a Justly ven
Grated art, faculty or talent, an acquire
ment or an inspiration, and though
the same words may enter Into
the composition of several poems, each
poem may still be g distinct and original
poem, each full of 9 beauties, each
tesming with new thoughts, each eve
pregnant with germs OF thought uncaught
BY the poet himself, which borne to other
soils apd other culture, msy u and blow
and richly fruit; but the constructor of a
e poetic medley" carpentered of 8 line
from this and one from that, weakly In
dulges in a child's play too barren to print
and too puerile of character tor his claim
to the laurel to merit our denial. And
Just 50 the average combination invent
orr would be unworthy Of mention
when inventors are b topic but for the
fact that he Is a persistent intruder, to K
pei whom means have not been as yet
perfected. or to prevent bis assumption OF
honor in which ne mas no Bnaros ana bne
more serious fact, that he is, to the mani
fest prejudice and ultimate extinction OF
the real inventor, perststently foist-
ing on the ignorant snd the innocent
his ''pstsnt" combinations Of parts"
neither of which ''parts" the unsophisti-
Gated purchaser may have any right to
use, becsuse already secured solely to
some previous p~stent5e, u the still
mere serious and alarming fact because
threatening. by stoppags Of its resources,
the very perpetuity Of u otherwise ex-
cellent and almost perfected patent sys-
tenn, thst the inevitable tendency Of the
combination inventor is stewards repeated
subdivisions into infnitessimal nothing
ness by parasitic sucking Of the real
inventors prolific idea-the robbing
him of the 1ut'y duo and by
IMPLICATION pre-secured "elbow-room,"
which is q ~nsoessity Of its working, and
the restricting him to g mersst trsckwsy
O 2 the broad ThOroughfars which his fore
reaching genius has located, his energy
made pszsable snd his patient Industry
made smooth and easy, and the average
coordination inventor" of to-day Is little
batter than the osprey who snstches the
fish the pelican has caught, or than his
buccaneering progenOr, who boldly "oon-
ceiving she idea" that America must have
more than ems side to It, essRy9d to "di-
vide territory with Columbus, because
of suggesting the discovery" Of that 9TH
err aaL0st side.
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DEATH.
A wasehman AZ the Peabody HeteI Kx-
PiKes suddenly.

At eight O'Clock last night messengers
nom the Peabody hotel went in search Of
Coroner Moffst, to hold an inquest on the
body Of Michael Kshos, who was lying
dead Ia room No. $50, awsy upon tho fnh
story and in the rear psrt OF h building.
during the inquest which was held short
y sfterward, the doctor gave 1t 81 his
opinion that the man died OF heart dis
ease. BE had been taking some Of
virgins vegetable pills. He had COM
planned OF being sick and had not left
the bed all day. About six O'Clock
ne made arrangements with another
man to stand watch for him. immediately
before bis death there was q rafting heard
IN mis- throat, aud his neck showed indlcs-
lions OF 2 u of blood to that region His
ec~qusinrancBs IN ths hotel say his name
was Michael KehOe, while a little deposit
DOCK or the Memphis Savings bank, which
was f)und in his clothes, had the name
James Kohca," He had fifty dollars de-
posted ID this bank, and i've more were
found upon his person. he is said to
nave some relatives on Poplar straag. He
came hsre about ten months sRo from In
dianspolls, and has been employed In the
FeaDody as nighs-watchman since, TIE
verdict OF the Jury OF inquest was to the
eneet That he died OF hesrE disease.
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INVENTIONS.
The Appeal and the PIHnters-The
Debt OF Gratitude.

EDITORS APPEAL-In the APPEAL of
the I2th instant L read the following from
the Columbus (Mississippi) Democrat;
1--WE submit that while this OTganiz2-
ton of rings , is going on in the COM
merciRl world, there should be some steps
taken to organize 8 rings in the agricul-
tursl world. It is q matter of self-de-
tense. II the planter submits much longer
TO the control of the merchant and spscu
lstor, he will soon find himself complete
ly in their power, and without a solitary
avenue of escape from what will prove
worse than an Egyptian bondage"
This world, or our side of It, is ruled
and run by " rings; :" snd while I admit
there ara many worthy merchants who
advance for Inc feed all the year many
unworthy planters VINO then turn their
backs on the hand that fed them, yet the
stand you have taken for the planting in
terest-Our paramount interest-snd SO
successfully defended against the msohi-
nations OF the cotton c0rmorants yclept
"rings F" mo personal Odium Intended, tor
the times hsvs made it legitimste). and
also your able advocacy Of 81 /" inventors
aid association" to develop the latent re-
sources of our loved South, and bring out
the dormant inventions that would make
millions for US, but which must remain
dormant fer the want of this aid, or 60 to
enrich the Northern capitalist, should
challenge and command unqualified
appreciation aud support. For these sig-
nal services you should be materially sus
tanned and the circulation of b APPEAL
extended for the good of the country
This inventors aid association, while it
Will make millions tor the company if
iudiclously managed. will develop inven-
tions which will effectusliy protect the
planter from all 4" rings" and also shield
the honorable merchant from the imposi-
ton of the dishonorable planter-sll OF
winch will be easily demonstrated, but s
Z" word 20 the wise is sufficient" Warm
friend as 1 am TO railroads, and psrticu-
larry to two in which I am directly, per
sonslly and pseuniarilY interested, I
would rsthsr every projected railroad in
the South would fail thar this Southern
inventors institute, Ia view of the vast
and vital interest il may WELD for both
the company and the country. Archim-
edes would move the world if he had q
fUloTum On winch to work his lever. I
hop8 you will not relax your efforts to
erect this fulorum for this mighty lever.
COTTON PLANTER.