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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-10-18

RoILERsvIIIE, ONO, Oct 14th., 1872.
Ed. JoURNAL:-The "RoIIersVille roughsD
who are charged with trying to break up the
Democratic meeting here on the 7th during
the celebrated bottle speeches of Taylor and
Carver, were two Of them members of the
Methodist Church, and the other trough" a
gray haired farmer, who never tried to break
up anything in his life, but an occasional peice
of sod for crops. The way they came SO near
smashing the whole meeting was, by asking a
few civil questions of the speakers. The bot
tom did come near falling out, and the meeting
came near tumbling to peices When .'Liber-
al" efforts are made here in future, the
"roughs" and the people generally will try not
to sneeze or cough for fear of a calamity. Z.
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n. Barendt 81 Co. are now receiving th
finest assortment OF Goods for the Fall Trad e
ever offered in this market. Goods Of an ell
tirely new style just opened, among which al
the English Basket and Diagonal Coatings
Birds Eye Suiting, &c, sc. They have ais 0
beautiful assortment of Vesings, plain and
fancy, and large stock of fancy Cassimers.
Mr.. Barendt has just adopted a new method of
cutting, which IS superior to any thing before
in use,and is able in every instantce to warrant
the most perfect satisfaction. They are offer
ing their Goods very cheap, and invite the
inspection Of all who make purchases in their
line. S7tf
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New hIusic.-Watt's, and other less not
ed composers, were good in their day, but thei1
compositions do not meet the exigeneies of the
present time. Since the election, some very
pathetic ond appropriate selections have
sprung into existence. The other day young
fellow who had once seen good times, was
seen sitting in a fence corner, wearing a tat
tered straw hat and part of pair of pants,
and singing mournfully to himself the old ia
miliar tune, set to new words, but only the
first verse could be heard:
I bet my money on Rush R. Sloane,
Du da, du da;
And now see what fool I've been,
Du da, du das day.
A day or two later a happy-feeling genius
strayed away into corn-feld, and when
found was Standing by his jug, singing
'Fm the last of Sloane's bummers, left
blooming alone"
1t is said that few nights after election,
some enc passing Sloane's Office at midnight
heard him singing the hymn commencing:
"Can 1 a, Wretched sinner, hve7"
And in his abstraction he sandwiched in the
familiar words:
"Once 1 was happy, but now I'm fOrlorD."
Bersayed and defeated followers after false
gods, the eleventh hour has not passed. There
is yet time, for "while the lamp holds out to
burn the vilest sinner may return"
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woodville Letter.

WooDvIILE, o., Oct. 10th, 1872.
Ed, JoURNA1: As the spirit moves me to
make communication, I viii prOcsed. 1t is
easy for one who has breathed the air about
Woodville to expatiate in its praise. have
not been in Switzerland but can easily believe
that here we have the Switzerland of America,
Our German friends are settling in and about
here very rapidly, in fact most of the transfers
of farms are from Americans to Germans.
There was grand Democratic fzzle here a
short time before election. Some of the fizzlers
got gloriously fuddled, and went home 'rahing
for Horace Greeley and Andrew jackson.
Our nurseries of Democracy are still in full
blast and continue to deal out to suffering
man as Burgundy that has been rocked by the
pillows of the ocean, wine that has been ripen-
ed under an American sun, corn and rye that
warns and hourishes in the sun and blossoms
in the breeze-but here it warns up the son
and blossoms in the gutter.
Election passed quietly, with the exception
Of some pretty tall swearing on the part of the
Democracy. The day after election symp-
toms OF hydrophobla were plainly noticed, but
after November 9th, there will be wailing and
gnashing of teeth.
In all communities there is a certain class Of
persons known as tale bearers and mischief
makers. Here we have large class who say
they hear good deal, and persons who keep
both eyes and ears open for the purpose Of
abusing and slanderiug eau hear most any
thing. We have some here who are adopts.
We advise them to have care, or they will
hear something not SO pleasant. =
Benedict & Briel1er have their bowl factory
in full blast Mr.. G. Cronewett is putting up
brick building on the corner, near the
bridge, to be used for a drug store.
Henry Herman is making his friends happy
by making glasses" for them.
Your obedient servant, RUsTICUs.
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There are NO fine shoes made that can com
pare in quality, with Edwin @. Burt's fine
premium work. They are little higher in
price, but are worth two pairs of any other
fine shoes. That is why so many manufac-
lures try to initiate them. Burts stamp is on
his genuine goods and sold only by S. P. Meng,
Fremont, Ohio.
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The Cheapest Velveteens!
Ever offered in this market, are sold by
JOSEPH & Co.
Have Won seem Her!-A ladY who Coz th

Have You Seen Hert-A lady who Tor the
last five years has been leader OF fashion IN
New York, and who may be seen twice week
in her elegant caleche driving pair of superb
ponies in Central Park, has recently stated, In
the select circle to which she belongs, that the
only article in existence which imparts beauty
and lustre to the complexion without Ultimate
Iy impairing the texture of the skin and caus-
ing it to collapse and wrinkle, is Hagans Mag
nolia Balm. The name of the distinguished
member of the beau monde who made this de-
claration cannot with propriety be given, but
it may be mentioned en- pasSGilt that she has
spent several years of her life In Europe and
is familiar with all the arts and preparations
employed by the court beauties of the old world
to enhance their charms,
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TO COLONIsTS.
You ARE GOING WEsT.

Buyyour5iekets over the ''old reliable'' MIS-
SOURI, PACIFIC RAILROAD, the pOpulaTroutefrom
st. LOuistO Sedalia, Ft.ScOtt, Lawrence, Kansas
City, ,Atehison, st. Joseph, Omaha, Denver, aad
all pointsln Missouri Kansas, NebraskaGnd @ GOl-
Orsdo to which people are moving. Thlsline has
an un nexeelledequipmentin hne daycOaehes, Pull
man'sp palace sleepers, Millers sGJety platform
andthe patent steam brake, ana its Reputation
for prom tlmeand sureeOnneetioDsi isprOVerbial
For valuable information and assistance, and to
make special arrangements SatlOWestratesOf-
fered by any line, call upon or address 3. d
THOMPSON Agent Missouri Pacific r. T., COlum.
bus, UhiO; or E. A. FoRD, General Passenger
Agent, st. Louis, Mo.
No 0trOitble to d5sstCeT questions.
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The greatest want Of the present age is
men ana women, healthy and vigorous in
mind and body. The continued headaches,
weaknesses, nervousness, and varying all
ments which athict women are generally the
result Of imperfect action of the stomach ana
other vital organs. Dr.. WALKER's CALIFORN-
La VINEGAR BITTERs, being composed entirely
Of vegetable substances indigenous to Cali
fornia, may be taken with perfect safety by
the most delicate, and are sure remedy, cor
recting all wrong action and giving new vigor
to the whole system, 4O-43
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Prostration. Tho prOstrating effects Of
The election, en- the Democrats press was
wonderful. It knocked them all out of time,
and they came feebly crawling out one two
and three days behind time, and some Of them
at that time issued half sheets covered with
everything but election news. If this is the
effect of the October election, the fifth Of
November viii pie every one of them.
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AssEssMENT NOTICE.

HTOTICE is hereby given that the assessments
N for the cost and expense Of grading and gravel
ing jackson street, and grading Rowland and
Fourth streets, and Sandusky avenue, have been
made and are on file in the Office Of the City Clerk
for the inspection and examination Of any person
interested therein. -
octobeG 10, 1871. "a
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Caution to the People 1t having
come to my notice that some dealers are offer.
ing for sale inferior grades of Shoes, represent
ing them to be OF my manufacture, purchaser
will please notice all shoes of my make have
my name stamped on the sole of each shoe
Also fac sinsiIe Of medal received at the Paril
Exposition, 1867.
These goods are for sale by the leading re
tail shoe dealers in New York and Throughout
the country. EDWIN C. BURT.
For sale only by S. P. MENs, Fremont.
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1disconHtruction.-An incident some
what on the funny order, occurred on Wed
nesday evening Of last week, at RoIlsrsville.
The boys, who felt happy over the election 0.
Hon. c. Foster, were commanding with an
wills, in the way of celebrating the triumph,
and in the midst of the demonstration young
gentleman who had recently married one Of
the Rollersville bellies arrived with his bride
from a short bridal tour. Seeing the excite
ment he innOeently imagined it was all on his
account, aud that the boys were celebrating
the important events. So he proceeded forth
with to acknowledge the compliment with the
generosity becoming the occasion. The boys
took cigars and refreshments at his expense,
not one Of them intimating but that his con-
struction Of the demonstration was correct.
aWhere ignorance is bliss, 'tis folly to be
wise"
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Preparations for the Fall Campaign.
S. P. Mengis making extensive preparations
for his fall trade. Stacks of Boots and Shoes
are now being daily received from the Eastern
manufactures, and will be sold at very low
prices and warranted.
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Oregon will soon be added to the
list Of wool-growing States. Some
enterprising farmers have purchased
choice merino sheep, and it is said
that some of the very best and pur.
est blooded animals in the world are
to be found in that State.
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Consolidation OF the Rubber COmpa-
nies.-Rubbers advanced largely, August lst,
but S. P. Meng, being advised OF the intended
movement, bought largely in July, and will
supply you at reasonable prices. Handsome
new STYLES opened.
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Conoert.-The concert Of Miss Won Elsner,
on Wednesday evening last was quite well
attended. hiss Won Elsner is quite young,
but possesses a pure, clear voice, of much
power and Aexibility, yet not as full Of that
electrifying quality which thrills and controls
an audience, as might be desired. As an
artistic singer, however, she is certainly far ad-
vanced for her age, and doubtless has before
her a brilliant future.
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John d. Myers, auctioneer, Pleasant
township, Seneca county, Ohio, offers his ser
vices to cry public sales, or sell any kind of
property, at auction. He understands Ger
man as well as the English language. Terms
reasonable. Orders left with John Horn, in
Fremont, will be promptly attended. S4-46
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Desirable Building Lots for Sale.
The undersigned has 20 choice building
lots for sale within 80 rods of the Car Works,
I-3 acre each. Price from 500 to $500, on
long time.
24-tf PEBRY CLOSE.
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Every one that has used our TOlu and
Wild Cherry Balsam, for Coughs and Colds
speak very highly of it, and recommend it as
being the best Cough and Cold Medicine pre-
pared. Sold at the Prescription Drug Store,
75c per bottle. Off
S. BUOKLAND & Son.
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For Boots and Shoes, call on A. Hoot &
Son, and should you want an A. No. Hat or
Cap, examine their new stock. They have
the finest store and exhibit the best bargains
in their line, of any store in Fremont. S6-tf
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Caution.-Every genuine box of Dr..
MCLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sigma
ture OF FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their private United States Stamp.
&3@"Take no other" The market is full
of imitation
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Injured.-On Monday last Fred 7. Fuller
received injuries which came near being Of q
serious nature, and in a manner altogether
remarkable. He took the horse from the sta
Bile 10 lead to the pasture, a short distanc'
from the barn. Not returning when expected
his uncle F. S. White started in search, anC
found him lying upon the ground insensiblt
and his face and head covered with blood
He was at once removed to the house, and IL
a snort time was restored to consciousness, but
could tell nothing of what had happened. 1
is supposed, however, that while the horse wa
feeding It raised its head suddenly and strucl
him in the faos, cutting his upper lip badly
and otherwise bruising his face. Nothing
serious viii probably result, and he viii doubt
! ess be out in few days.
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Triumph in The Air.

Great victories are reported in the Clothing
Trade. Dryfoos & Bro. the Prince of Clothing
Merchants of the West, having at great cost
fitted up the finest store room in the State,
have just filed it from cellar to garret with
the best and cheapest stock of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in the whols West. They
have overcoats enough TO supply the present
generation, and are selling them SO cheap that
the poorest man may dress in the finest cloth.
Solomon in all his glory was not arrayed as
man can be for a a few dollars by purchasing
his clothing of Dryfoos s. Brother.
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Arm Crushed.-On Thursday of last
week, daughter Of Andrew Garns, who lives
in Madison Township, had her hand caught in
fhe cog wheels of a sugar cane mill, and her
hand and lower arm so badly crushed that
amputation was necessary. DR.. J. B. Rice
performed the operation, taking the arm of
above the elbow.
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Mems Boys Youths and ChiIdren's
BOOts.-Fun lines of warranted work ready
for inspection at my staEe, corner Front and
Croghan streets. Prices twenty per cent less
than any competition. S.P. MENa.
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Crowded Out.-0wing to the rush of
matter, several important articles are crowded
out of this edition, among which are "An ex-
haustive account of an Uptown Dog Fight"
aArriyals of several Distinguished Visitors"
aRsmeniscences Of the Corn Doctor" and a
number of other equally interesting articles.
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Real Estate Transters.-Furnished by

Real Estate Observation-Disclosures b,
W. W. Stein, County Recorder:
William Patrick to Nellie s. Brigham, south
part lot z2ss Clyde, $40
Hiram Aldrich to William Peck, acres in
section IS, Scott, 4S
Jacob Mitchell to William Peck. IS acres il
see,iOnl5, Scott, 60
Ruhana Waterman to Mary Van Fleet.
lots Nos. IS and Sc, Green Springs, 100
W. ". c. Miller to VIM. Il. Bruins, 62< acres
in section 1, Woodville, I25
Jasper C. smead to John Hunt, 25f acres in
section is, Madison, l25
James Worst TO Phillip G. P. Lowe, 10 acres
in section IS, Ballyihe, 6Ot
Alfred Boyer to Kreilich & Bowersox, south
part lot Nc. IS, Lindsey, 80
VIM H. shively TO Simon BoEersox, lot No
122, Lindsey, 10
W. c. Andrus to A. J. Stark. lots No. 32s &
SOS, Clyde, 3OOt
Charles Olmstead to W. J. Dickinson, lots
Nos. 1907 & l40S, Fremont, 100
Fanny Drown to B. II. Drown, < Of of an
acre, Green Springs, 90
Joel L. Ames TO Warren J. Bradford, lots
Nos. 6l6 & 647, Clyde, A
Burton Beebe to Lew Powell, I66S-IOO acres
in section "A, Riley, 5O
John Hsnsbsrger to Hiram Lowe, Il acres in
section l6, Washington, 40
Isaac Sharp TO Frederick Ehrmsn, I Of an
acres in out-lot l66, Fremont, 65
W: L. Butnan to Kate Phelps, lots Nos. 1897
& 1898, Fremont, 100
Amos Woodward to Joseph c. Half, 4 of an
acre in out-lOt % Bellevue, 80
J.& H. Wight to Solomon Kistler, lot No.
'e27, Clyde, 25
Martin Bruner to Mary Ann sherer, so acres
in section IS, jackson, 800
B. P Buckland to Elizabeth G. Zsigler, lot
No. 1853, Fremont, 100
Miller & Smith to John r. Pease, lots No.
81, Ss, SO, 80, Park place, lOOt
Mahala Owen, to Nellie s. Brigham, south
east part Of lot 42S. Clyde, IS
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Limb Amputated--Mr. B. N. Gibson
t Gibsonburg, who it win be remembered had
80 of his limbs crushed, and was otherwise
;,inrso by a falling tree some weeks since, had
his limb a -uputated between the knee and
.,,bls on Monday The operation was per-
t,rmad nv DR.. ). B, Rice of this city, assisted
hy DIR. Gibson, a brother of the unfortunate
man. He is still in q very critical condition.
and his recovery is considered doubtful.
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Where he went.-on Wednesday morn
ING after the election, a pair of boots were
found with the sOles sticking up through
crate on the sidewalk, on Front steeet, and
ssS,oaneD written thereon. This piece Of In
formation as to the whereabouts Of the man,
NAV be interesting to those who have unpaid
bills against him. The boots were trying 70
get through out of sight, but belonging to Glow
an feet were too large tor the aperture
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Farmers look to your interests, and buy
Boot that will wear you from one to two years
andkeepsoft. Callforthe Buffalo Boot, soldonIy
by shomo & Co. S3tf.
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Disastrous CalamitY.-We are some
times overtaken with calamities that shake our
institution to its very center, but each time
manage to rally and move on again. 1t Is
a severe stroke whan subscriber finds the
truth too strong to swallow, and stops his pa
per imagining, no doubt that the withdrawal
Of his support viii upset the whole concern.
We try TO avert such calamities, but when
they do come upon US we bear up under the
affection as manfully as possible.
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Testimonial.
DIR. LIBBPY:


DIR. LIBBBY:
DEAR SIR:-It is gratifying to me and fami-
ly to be able to announce to you the perfect
cure you have performed in our hoy. When
we called on you, he was greatly emaciated;
his hip, that had assumed chip disease" was
painful; the hip thrown out of joint; the limb
greatly contracted, and the muscular action so
bad, that parylisls Of the limb seemed inevet-
able. Within the first four weeks he had
gained many pounds in flesh, the pain and
acuteness of the joint was nearly all gone; and
by your cleansing and restoring process, with
in few months, all disease seemed to be
thrown to the surface, the muscular action
gradually became natural. the limb grew
stronger and less contracted. Although the
limb is little shorter than the other, he has
the use Of it in remarkable degree. We shall
ever feel grateful to you for the service reDd-
cred, and hope to be able to induce like suffer-
ers to call on you for help. We are satisfied
that physicians, unless they make specially
of these chronic cases,are entirely incompetent
to treat them. You may refer to me as refer
ence of your cures.
Respectfully yours, E. W. KNAPP.
DIR. Libbey continues to draw crowds at his
rooms in the Ball House every Saturday, the
secret of this is in the fact that he cures when
all else has failed.
n
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MstrimoniaI-At East Hampton, Mass.
on Tuesday, September Path, by Rev. A NJ
Cotton, assisted by Rev. DR.. Seeley, Joel W
Parsons to Miss Hattie, daughter Of Theodore
Clapp, Esq, all of East Hampton. The mum
erous friends of the bride in this city extend
their congratulations.
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Herman & Wilson are daily receiving
New Goods from New York, bought since the
great decline, and are selling them 25 per cent
below any in the market.
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Please the Boys by buying them nice
suit of Winter Clothing at DryfOos & Bro. It
takes but few dollars to purchase hansome
Suit.
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List of Letters remaining in the Ere
mont Post-ofice, uncalled for Oct II, 1872;
Miss Emma c. Barber, DR.. A. Q. Beaghler
Miss Clara Human, Ella Harkins, b. F. Sc
land, Miss Mary Mailard, g. Morehouse.
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Before vouDve

Your carpet rags, call at the Prescription
Drug Store of S. Buckland & Son, and get
their valuable color receipts filed, and You
will be sure to geta good and lasting color.
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YOungman's Clothing Store opposite
the pOst-Ofice is the place to buy good suit
of clothes chesp.
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Felt skirts!

We offer rare bargains in Felt Skirts, in
Guiding nice article for children, at so cents
each. JOSEPH & Co.
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Twenty dozen unbleached Table Cloths,
good size, at 80 cents each, very cheap.
JOSEPH & Co.
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YOungman, the Clothier, is on hand with
a stock of goods from which can be selected
any quality or style.
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Fall Styles of Silk Hats.-Fun assort-
ment of superior Hats opened and for sale
cheap at Meng's, TyIer's block, Fremont, Ohio.
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Scholars can find all the Books they need
at the Drug Store of
THOMAS, GRUND 8 LANG.
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Mood Chonners ArtentionI

D. L. June s. Son want contract immedi-
ately with one man for the chOpping of 1000
Cords of Wood. Now's your chance. S9-42
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Returned.-Platt Brush and family who
have been on s. visiting tour in New England
for several weeks, returned home on Tuesday
evening.
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ShOmO a. Co.'s is the only housethatsells
the Buffalo Waterproof French Kip Boots. Call
and see them before you buy. sStf
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shOmo & Co. sell Burt'sane Boots and
Shoes. 33tf