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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23
NERyOUs DEBILITY.

Thousands suffer from it.-Awesk,
nervous ous.exhaustedfeeling, noeneEgy, animation
or yigor, low spirits, ,cOnfusedhead, weakmemory'
nocturnal or involuntary seminal emissions with
lossof power and threatenedimpotenee. Theeon-
ssouenee of excesses, oVerWOrk or indiseretions.
rbisis neryousdebility, andithndsa sovereign
rsmedyin Humphreys HomeopathieSPeeiheNo
.1vsnty-eisbt. Thousands have been cured by
these simplesUgar pills. They tone up the sys-
TEN, arrest the discharges ,disPel the gloom sna
mental depression, and rejuvenate the system
Price S. for a apaekageof hve bOxesand Vialoi
powder which is importan1n all old long-stano-
cases, or 81 per single box. Sold by ali nrst-
drIl,ists. and senttOany address on receipt
ofrhe priee, address Humphreys opeelne H0m-
eopathIe n edieine Co. ,562 Broadway, New YORK
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A Delightful Surprise.-Ladies whose
faces are clouded by superficial diseolOrations,
and who have resolved to try HAaAN's MAG
NoLIA BALM as a remedy, have no idea of the
welcome surprise they will receive from their
mirrors after few applications of that health
full purifier of the complexion. If at all ex-
citable, they will scream with rapture on be-
holding the change; whether the blemish it is
desired to remove the sallowness, blotches, PIN
pies, freckles, roughness, Oh an unnatural pal
operation of this wonderful agent. To say
that the blemish disappears, does not, however,
convey any idea of the effect produced by this
celebrated beautifier. The unsightly tinge,
whether diffused over the whole countenance
or in spots, or patches, is replaced by a'uniform
pearly bloom, to which no description can dc
justice.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

Commendable.-The little boy, Johnny
WickenWerder, who had his arm torn OF IN
the works Of the Fostoria Stave and Barrel
Company of this place, is the son OF poor
widow woman. Hon. G. Foster, who Is a
partner Of the firm, proposes to take the boy
and educate him at his own expense, and II he he
proves to be a bright and obedient boy viii
start him in business or profession. This IS
more than even the mother could ask or de-
sire. We hope the boy may live TO bless aud
honor his bepe4aetoE,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

The Nebraska State Fair will be held this
wear at Lincoln, (the Capital Of the State,)
from September Sd to September 7th. Every
arrangement has been effected for making it a
great success, and procuring thorough exhi-
bition of the Products and Resources Of the
State. No better opportunity will ever be
found for obtaining correct idea of the
country and its products, and for examining
the lands of the B. 81 NJ. r. r., U. P. r. R.,
and the Government Lands still open to home
steads and prescriptions.
Tickets will be sold by the Burlington Route
and connections, from Indianapolis, Chicago,
Peoria and Burlington, to Lincoln and return,
on September Sd and 4th, at half rates, good
to 70 and come for two weeks. People wish
ing further particulars can address General
Passenger Agent B. q NJ. R. r., Burlington,
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New Rooms.-Mr. A: HOOt has painted
and otherwise improved the room formerly oc-
cupied by Dryfoos & Bro, and is now moving
his large stock of Boots and Shoes He has
made a large addition to his stock and intends
to keep a much larger assortment than ever
before. When he gets his stock in order he
will have very handsome and attractive
stnra ron1n
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

It is mark of the unsuccessful man, that
he invariably locks his stable door when the
horse has been stolen. This sort of wisdom
never thinks about bodily health until it is
gone. But just as much as any disease has
become seated, the power OF the system to re-
sist and throw 1t of is weakened; hence time
is all important. For dyspepsia, all diseases
of the liver, stomach, SKIN and kidneys, and
all that begin in vitiated blood, do not wait
until the trouble Is confirmed, but attack it
by timely use OF DR.. WALKER's CALIFORNIA
VNEGAR BITTERs. 1886
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There are no fine shoes made that can COM
pare in quality, with Edwin c. 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. Burt's stamp is on
his genuine goods and sold only by S. P. Meng,
Fremont, Ohio.
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Notes from the CountrY.-Farmers
are plowing both ways this seasOn--Stub-
BILE is growing finely, and will soon be ripe
enough to pick.-Cucumbers have tasseled
out.-Owls screech from the tree tops
Corn stalks have large ears. They have not
been pierced yet.-Chick weed looks thrifty.
Pebbles, on StOney Prairie, were not IN
iured by the drouth.-Pumpkin prognostlc-
ators predict plentiful production. .--Rail
fences are backward. The appearance Of
door-yards indicates that the owners are
away selling patent rights.--Bridges are out
of tune.-Greeley squashes are struck with
early rot-According to the latest Phrenolo-
gical advises, clover looks inteligent.-
Wood piles are badly out of repair.-A
country seat comprises backless, three leg
ped chair, bolstered up against an apple-tree
In potato patch. Potato bugs are Greeley to
man.-Skppers are in the cheese busi-
ness.-Ths crop Of pickles will be late but
ahundant,--catnip Il ready to harvest,
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a. Hoot has leased the room occupied
by Dryfoos q Bros, which he win
occupy by the lst of September next. He
will add to his stock of Boots and Shoes large
and fine assortment of hats, Caps, and Gents
furnishing goods, Of the latest and best styles,
which will defy competition, on and after the
lst Of September next. SOFT
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It appears from the following, that Alb has
moved to Tifin, and has received letter ad-
dressed thusly:
"AbsoIom Belshazzar Saltzer, Esq, PurVey-
or of musical dingesses, and second hand reap
er merchant Not for Greeley, but sound on
the goose. Care Of Kroh, Saltzer q Brinker-
hoff, Titiip, Ohio.p
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Our Hoop Skirt Factory is now in full blast.
1t would be the hight of folly for ladies to bug
Hoop Skirts without looking through Or
Stock. One of our home made Skirts will last
as long as two of the Eastern make sold else
where. Skirts made to order on short notice,
Our price are lower than ever
J. JOSEPH d Co.
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Book Keeping.-Mr. J. B. Gordon, Of
Toledo, Principal of the Business University,
proposes to open Business College, at this
place, about the last of September, if he can
obtain sufficient number of pupils to war
rant. Particulars may be learned by calling
onH R. Shomo, next the Post-ofice.
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Premiums.-The Agricultural Society,
this year, offer some extra premiums, not here
fore offered. For the best display of veget-
ables, premium of ten dollars is offered for
the best display of fruit, ten dollars. a new
class of Norman horses has been formed, and
a premium of ten dollars offered for the best
display.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

Pretty Good.-One of the candidates for
Congress from this county before the "Demo-
cratic Convention at Fremont, on the 0th,
was so confident of success that lac engaged
the band of his village to be at the depot on
the arrival of the train from the west, to es-
cort him and vast crowd of his victorious
friends to his residence. As conventions are
''mighty uncertain" the gentleman failed to
secure the nomination, and this fact being an-
nounced by telegraph, the boys who were on
hand, not only with the band, but heGrse to
carry the politically defunct to his home; but
it SO happened that the candidate was not on
the train, so that the contemplated sport of the
Monroevillans was deferred for the time being.
-Norap1lk Reflector.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

New Firmly reference to the New
York San, and to SlOane's speech in this city,
on Tuesday night of last week, it viii seem
that Sloane and Trumbul have entered into
partnership for the creation of condolences,
and the general manufacture of campaign
speeches, for the use of the firm, in Indiana
and Ohio.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

Gibsonburg,-as town, deals largely In
prospects. Zorn & Hornung are enterprising
merchants here, and have erected commodi-
GUS store building, in which they are doing a
very comfortable business in general merchan-
dies. As soon as the railroad is in operation
a number of patent lime kilns will be be put
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

House and Lot for Sale.-Mr. G. Ash
ton offers to sell his house and lot, situated
near the Car Works on State street, very
cheap for cash. There is an abundance OF
fruit and good water, and the house is new and
well arranged. For particulars apply on the
premises. 32-tf
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The Boat Ride.-Early on Tuesday
morning, the steamers Evening Star and Fer
ris, which had arrived the evening before were
the scene Of hustle and commotion, and at
about half-past seven o'clock, left the dock for
the excursion to the Islands. The Evening
Star was well crowded, and the Ferris had a
pretty fair load, though not SO many as was
expected. The run was made without acci-
dent, and highly enjoyed by all, although the
day was extremely hot. Total receipts of the
Agricultural Society S545.
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HEssvILLE.
HEssvrr1H. O., Aug. 18th, '72.

HEssvILLH, o., Aug. 18th, ~.
Ed. JoURNAI.-I have not seen a commui-
cation in the JOURNAL from this part of Uncle
Sans Dominions Tor some time, and having
seen a statement from the Falstaffian editor
of that 'strictly morap and high-tOned organ
of the unterrifed Chappaquackians of this
county, that Hessville would give three votes
for Grant. would like to know of him if he
cot his information some six or eight weeks
ago when he was obviously in Hessville.
Mr.. Van Valkenburgh is laboring under a
great mistake, or else is trying to force false
hood on the people, but all who know him
will consider the source. The people of the
Black Swamp, not being favored with such an
unbounded stomach as Van has, have been
unable to swallow Greeley, and the few that
did originally try, were unable to get him
down. and are awaiting the action of the
Louisville Convention. The cry soon will be
"anything to beat Greeley" and then, when
Grant is once more elected and Greeleys brief
dream of power is over, he will emigrate to
his favorite Colorado with his chameleon
coated friends, and there sink to his level Gf
he has any. Straws show which way the
wind blows, and the sentiment of the Black
Swamp is that Greeley is bitter pill, and if
there is no other way they won't vote at all.
They have the interest of their country too
much at heart to put such an old dotard in
Office. They have not forgotten the reign of
Buchanan and later that of Andrew johnson.
They have had enough of the reign of Southern
Chivalry to put any more tools into their
hands with which to regain their lost power.
They don't propose to pay rebel debts, nor
pensions rebel soldiers. They don't propose
to forfeit the issues they have gained with
blood and treasure. They have not forgotten
Andersonville, Libby, Belle Isle and Salisbury,
and when they see the men who were the au-
thors of their suffering hand and glove with
the man who baiIed JeK Davis, it is no wonder
they doubt. The people are waking up, and
this fall will give the verdict that shall send
confusion into the ranks OF the enemy, and
then the would-be modern Cincinnatus can go
back to his "model farm" or any where else
where he will be forgotten and take such tools
as Van Valkenburgh to do his dirty York.
VOICE FROM THE BLACK SWAMP.
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Jobn n Myers.

John n 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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THE CANADA PEACE PARTY.
Greeley Believed BY Rebels to Be in
Favor of Peace with Separation.

The "Conespondence aeitb Mr.. Gree
leg Promotive Of Their Wishes"
1t "COnSOhdated the Democrats
and DiUided the Repu6licans"-
The CopperheadS Preparing for
Iaasu7rection IN 1S64-Report Of
G. c. Clay, Jr., Rebel Commits
SiOner.
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Raw Crow for the Courier!

From the Hancock Courier, Nov. I6, I67I.
Kenton shippers haul their goods to Forest
and ship east over the P. Ft. W. & G. R. R.,
rather than ship by the @. S. & @. R. R., and
save money by so doing. RUSH SLOAN Is an
ertortionist l0ithout soul.
From the Hancock Courier, Dec. q, 1871.
Our Mails.-The autocrat who controls
the c. S. s. c. R. r., has not seen fit to pay
any attention to the request of our citizens to
deliver the mail earlier in the evening. Owing
to the lack of railroad facilities, we are at his
mercy, but thank goodness, another year we
will be more Independent, and then RUSH R.
SLOAN may wish he had been triAe more &C
commodating.
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The Fair.-As the time approaches for our
county fair, every one should make their ar
rangements to attend, and contribute to its
success. Bring along everything that Is worth
looking at, your family included. The fair
last year was an immense success, and reflect
ed great credit on all who had to do with it.
This year the grounds will be much improved
and all the facilities much greater than last
year. Let the success of this year eclipse that
of last, as it will do if all the citizens Of the
county contribute what they can.
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Marine Report

Marine Report.-Scow Vampire, Capt.
Parmlee, arrived on the Sth with railroad
iron. Cleared on the 18th, with lumber for
Foster 81 Co.
Schooner II. d. Root, Capt. Skinner, arriv-
ed on the 9th with cargo of railroad iron, and
salt. Cleared on the 14th with lumber for L.
E. Ansden.
Barge United, Capt. Eldridge, arrived on
the 18th, with lumber Tor Edgerton q Bre.
Cleared on the l4th, light.
Scow Ino, Capt. NichOlas, arrived on the
I4th, with lumber for Car Works.
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States by safe hand, do not take the time
and labor necessary to put it in cipher; If, IN
deed, there is anything in it worth conceahng
from our enemies.
have the honor to be, sir, most respectfully
your obedient servant,
C. CLAY, JB.
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How it Happened.-The Hamilton

How it Happened.-The Hamilton
tCanada) Times has the following relative to
the young man who committed suicide
some weeks since by jumping from the roof
of a kitchen at rear of the Cooper House which
will explain the cause:
Our readers will remember the case
of the man Johh McHaarg, who embez-
zled large sum of money and tickets Of con-
siderable value from the steamer Passport,
and in company with J. w. Beatty, OF this
city, lett for parts unknown on the 18th day OF
july. The pair went to Buffalo, and then
proceeded 70 Fremont, Ohio, on the line Of the
Lake Shore Road both Of the culprits being on
a huge, extended spree. Information has
been received that McHaarg died at Fremont,
and his body was sent to his friend at Montre-
al. Suspicion rests upon Beatty as being the
instigstor of the robbery and elopement. He
is supposed to be still at Fremont and will
likely be heard from again.
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We will close the balance of our stocks
Parasols, at cost. This is no idle boast for
our goods are all marked in plain figures We
are bound to close them. Ii you want para
sol, at your own price, call at
J. JOSEPH q Co.'S.
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ST. CATHARINEs, C. W., August IL, 1864
Hon. J. p Benjamin, Secretary OF State, Rich
mond, Va, c. S. a.:
S1R:-I deem it due to Mr.. HoIcombe and
myself to address you in explanation of the
circumstances leading to and attending our
correspondence with the Hon. Horace Gree
lev, which has been the subject of so much
Misrepresentation in the United States, and,
if they are correctly copied, of at least two
newspapers in the Confederate States: We
addressed Joint and informal note to the
President on this subject, but as it was sent by
a messenger under peculiar embarrassments, it
was couched in very guarded terms, and was
not so full or explicit as we originally intend
ed or desired to make it. hope he has al
ready delivered it, and has explained its pur-
pose and supplied what was wanting to do us
full justice.
THE REBEL COMMISSIONERS RECEIVE COM
PAEY.
Soon after the arrival of Mr.. Holcombe, Mr..
Thompson and myself in Canada West it was
known in the United States, and was the sub
iect Of much speculation there as to the object
of our visit. Some politicians, of more or less
fame, representing all parties in the United
States, came to see Mr.. Holcombe and myself
Mr.. Thompson being at Toronto and less ae-
cessible than we were at the Falls-either
through curiosity or some better or worse mo-
tive. They found that our conversation was
mainly directed to the mutual injury we were
inficting on each other by war, the necessity
for peace in order to preserve whatever was
valuable to both sections, and the probability
Of foreign Intervention, when we were thor
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-08-23

Race for President-Quilter trots his
thorough bred mule against Vans horse, next
week. This is a Presidential race, and will de-
eide the fate of Grant or Greeley. Quilter, Of
course, is for Grant and will come out ahead.
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Consolidation OF the Rubber COmpa-
nies.-Rubbers advanced largely, August LIST,
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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Eating Stands.-The Agricultural Socie-
ty, in another column, adyertises to sell the
stands upon the grounds during the fair.
There will be warm meal stand, d cold lunch
stand, and candy stand. These will be sold
separetely as advertised.
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For Bargains in everything connected
with the Dry Goods trade, go to ]. Ryan &
Co.'S They are selling at cost. Remember
that their stock was bought entirely new last
spring, and that everything offered is of the
most popular and best selling brands. 1896
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Coming!-Prof. Martino, the wonderful
California nlusionist, of whom our exchanges
speak in the highest terms of praise, will give
three of his inimitable performances at Nam
moth Hall, on Thursday, Friday and Satur-
day, Sept. 9th, 9th and 7th. Miss Gertie Flor
ence, the celebrated ''Second Sight" lady and
character artistic, is now associated with the
Martino Troupe, and will appear each even
ing, in her wonderful performance. On Sat
urday afternoon, Matinee viii be given for
the especial benefit of ladies and children.
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Preparations for the Fall Campaign.
S. P. Meng is 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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If you want to buy a Sash, you will find
with US the best selection of widths and colors
in the city. We offer Sash Ribbons at 75cts.
per yard, sold every where at SI.25.
]. JOSEPH q Co.
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The Ashland Combined Clover
Seed Thresher HulleT and Cleaner
This unrivalled Machine, advertised in anoth-
er column, is no doubt the best Clover Seed
Thresher Huller and Cleaner ever offered to
the public. For the last two years it has taken
the first premium at the Northern Ohio Fairs,
as well as giving perfect satisfaction to the
many hundreds who have used the machine
We would advise our THREsHERs to send for
an illustrated circular, and if they want the
best, to send to the Ashland MachineC Company
for Machine.
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Fall Styles of silk Hats.-Full assort-
ment of superior Hats opened and for sale
cheap at Meng's, Tyler's block, Fremont, Ohio.
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Mems Boys Youths and ChiIdren's
BO0ts.-Full lines of warranted work ready
for inspection at my store, corner Front and
Croghan streets. Prices twenty per cent less
than any competition. S. P. MENG.
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Hon. MahIon Chance, .. S. Consul at
Nassau, arrived at the Grand Union yester-
day, where he was greeted by party Of wes-
tern friends. Mr.. Chance will spend few
days in Saratoga before going west.-Da5iy
SaTatogiaH.
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Just Think of IT.

J. Ryan 81 Co., are offering the popular
brand of Paris Kid Gloves, at only 80 cents
per pair. Such bargains are unparalleled.
1896
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Desirable Building Lots for Sale.
The undersigned has 20 choice building
lots for sale, within 50 rods of the Car Works,
I-S acre each. Price from 800 to 5000, on
long time.
24H PERRYlC lCLosE.
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The best washer-woman in the world, the
"DOLLAR REWARD SOAP"
G. F. BUCHMAN, Agent.
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Caution.-Every genuine box of Dr..
MoLANE'S LIVER PILLS bears the sigma
ture of FLEMING BROS, Pittsburgh, Pa,
and their private United States Stamp.
6%"Take no other" The market is full
of imitation.
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c. M. Dillon & Co., have just received
a fine assortment of Steel Plows. They are
selling Steel and Cast Plows very low.