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do hereby certify, that my wife was severe
iy afflicted with Dropsy, and about the first Of
last July, sent for Dr. Green; he came, treat
ed her case, under his new plan the course
Of eight or ten days the swelling all gave way
and has not returned-she has been about her
domestic, ordinary business ever since. think
his new plan OF treatment OH Dropsy will cure
all eases iftaken in time. Given under my hand
March =, lS72-Saei is he mother olive child
ren. NJ, A. hhiI"'
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Jo,tN TINiMoNs, Aged 81


! do hereby certify, that was badly afflicted
with Dropsy-In the month Of June, 1870, |
sent for Dir. Jesse Green, he came and treated
my case under his new plan. In the course OF
ten days the swelling all LETT ine and has not re-
turned since. feel entirely free FROM Dropsy.
I do believe his new plan of treatment, in the
cure 81 Dropsy may be safely relied Oh if close
" adhered 10. Given under MY band. April.
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business Cards.
DIR. j EsSE GREEN
~ CHEROKEE.
UPON DRcFSY.

n HAVE recently made valuable discovery
Ill upon the cure of Dropsy, outside Of all
Medical Books, and published opinions what
ever have good reason TO believe, that nay new
plan of treatment on Dropsy, if taken in time,
may be safely relied on as a cure for that dread
full disease, aud by the solicitation Of many
friends, / now invite all who may be afflicted
with that dreadful disease, who may think pro.
per, TO give me call, They will be required
10 stay with me or near me, eight or ten days
and they had better bring nurse with them as
my course Of treatment is rough and purgatiye,
/ think / will give general satisfaction. Ny
erms is low, for cash onl y.
When the efficacy of my medicine il more
fully known, will al SOME future day make
known 10 the world the secrect Of my compost
ton upon the cure Of Dropsy.
My residence is ten miles above Canton, On
the River. | do not want any patient who has
been driven TO the necessity Of being tapped
| will now offer few certificates in support ~
the et'icssv of my treatment.
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Chr Marietta 5lnnrnal.

Marietta. Georgia, August %. 1872.
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Guardians Sale.
Georgia Cobb County {;

Mrs. }. A. Carmichael applies 20 me tor eN-
emption OF personally and setting apart and
valuation OF Homestead out Of the estate ofJ0hR
T. Carmichael decd and shall pass upon die
same on the 26th inst. al 10 o'clock A. VI. At
my office August 9th 1872.
=. j. SHEPARD. Ordinary.
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Glass a1ad Putty,
Garden Seeds

And ONION SETS FOR ALL--tresh and
Genuine
Fine Cigars, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco
AND in the Book line we have most oil Of the
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Cherokee Georgia Nursery.
ACWORTH. gro

Inns sUT-0TTWVT =
Aeworth, Gee, and has establishes q Nursery
embracing every rarietv -
ERuTT THEHS,
Vine. Deciduous Erees, Ever9reens, Flower
Inc Plants Hedge Plants, embracing The most
approved varieties and suited TO, and reliable
IN our climate. He can safely recommend any
thing he SELF. Prices moderate. Eight vel
Rooted Grape Vines, aud fun Instructions t
keep grapes from rotting, sent for one dollar
Orders may be left with VIM f. Groves, ESQ.
Marietta. Apply for further partiealarsto
L, S. COBB,
, AewoIlh. Cobb Co, Geo.
June 2ist.. l672-ly.
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CHrRNonr County, Georgia.


do certify, that have been badly afflicted
with Dropsy-In September last, | called on
DR.. Green. he treated my case, under his new
plan. la the course OF ten days the bwelllngaii
left me, and has never returned have no smyp-
toms Of Dropsy | do honestly believe that his
new plan Of treatment viii cure all cases, it tax
en- in time Given under my hand, this April
g. 1872
TYRE king. Ag~d ia.
STATE or GEORGIA, !
Cherokee County.
do hereby certify, that am well acquainted
with Tyrel King, whose name is TO the above
certifcate---he stands as fair, for TRUTH as any
man in my District Given under my hand,
! April 4tb.. 1872,
y. w. CORNELISON,
Notary Public ex-offcio, Justice Peace.
Georgia Cherokee County.
/. w. X. u. Mos, Ordinary, in and for said
County, 10 certify that I am personally &C
ouainted with Dr. Jesse Green and John Tim
mons, Daniel I. jackson and NJ. a. Keith all
| who. have 70 hesiteney in saying are men
of standing, and for truth, ard veraeity are on
| titled TO full credit
Given under my hand and seal ~ Office, Al
! Canton, Co. May -lh, 1872.
". X. u. MOSS. Ordinary.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever,
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
Aeue, Periodical or Bilious Fever, &C.,
and indeed all the affections which arise
from msl@rioua. marsh. or HiasmatAa
yOiaOna.
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No one remedy Is Ioudsx
called for by the necessities OF
the American people than q
aure and safe cure for Fever
aud Ague. Such we are now
enabled to offer, with perfect
certainty that il will eradicate
fba disease. and with assur.
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H. NJ. HAMMETT 4 co.

Feh ist, 1872
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-05
EXPENDITURES.

Kansas News:-JonsthaA Cessna, an
old and well known citizens of this place, died
last Tuesday morning, December 26th, Of
malignant tumor of the bo wels. Mr.. Cessna
was borne on the 3Ist of December, 1872, IN
Bedford Co., Pa, where he lived until twen-
ty-six years OF age. In 1881 he married, and
in 1888, with his family, he came to Ohio, and
settled in Columbiana Co., where he resided
three years. In the spring of 1872 he remov-
ed to Sanduslky Co., and in the fall OF l849 he
came to Seneca Co., and settled on the farm,
where he still resides at the time Of his DEATH
He came to Ohio poor in purse, but with good
health, with resolution 10 dare, and will to do;
and by industry, sObriety and economy, he
amassed an ampel fortune. His integrity none
doubt, and even bis enemies say he was be-
nevolent while many of his nOighbers and
acouaintances can recoIlect the time when his
advice, or more substantial aid, came to them
ike friend, when friend is needed.
Long before he die6, he knew that he would
not get well, and made his will, then bowed
submissively to the will of God, and died in
/ peace. lis was a. -SAAASH3 LIZ
religious services being conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Roberts, of Fostoria; while the fraternity
of the I. o. o. F., Of this place, (of which he
was a worthy member) and many of the
Brotherhood of Fostoria participated in the
funeral rites, and consigned his body to the
earth, there to repose till the voice of God
shall bid it awaken to new life and immor-
tality.
The holidays have passed here very quietly
nothing having transpired worthy of note, ex-
cepting that on Christmas two disciples Of
Bacohus got into an alteration, at the saloon
about game of billiards, and tried a little
pugilistic exercise to settle the dispute, which
resulted in bloody noses, black eyes, and &
few oaths. It was very honorable way o.
settlement, no doubt; and, without a doubt
the difficulty was adjusted satisfactorily to al
interested.
Many of the people of this place have beer
annoyed the three last months, by anuonymou
letters which have been picked up on tht
streets, IN which saints and sinners have beer
cartooned and dogmatized in a way and styl
very unbecoming. Such work NAV be grea
satisfaction t. low minds, but it is uncourteou
and ungentlemanly, and may get the author
into trouble should they be detected.
There have been seven car loads of hogs
two of corn on the ear, and one of Glove
seed, shipped from this place, within the las
{ ten days.
/ The n. E. Church, Of this place, will CON
mend protracted meeting tomorrow even
ing, JONI,
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The Weak of PRAYER.

The Evangelical Alliance has sent forth the
following programme for the week of prayer
in January for observance throughout the
Christian world:
Sunday, January 7.-Sermons-The Faith
once delivered to the saints; q universal and
everlasting bond Of union in the Christian
church; the duty of its defense and extension
binding on all believers.
Monday January S.-Thanksgiving- Gods
'unspeakable gift; for mercies, personal and
relative; for national mercies, the maintenance
and restoration from famine and other nation
al calamities; for mercies in the Christian
church; for mercies in ChTist's kingdom and
usefulness of the Christian ministry.
Tuesday, January 9.-Humiliations- For
personal and national sins, weakness Of faith,
disobedience and worldliness in the church;
Acknowledgements of Divine judgments, con-
fessions of unfaithfulness and prayer for the
revival Of religion as in past times.
Wednesday, January l0.-Prayer-For fam
lilies; for the sons and daughters OF Christian
parents at home or in any other lands; also,
for those at school, at colleges or at uniVersi-
ties; and for all entering upon commercial and
professional duties; for the increase of spirit
ual life in those who confess Christ; for the
conversion of the unconverted, and for the
sanetihcation of affection both to parents and
children.
Thursday, January II.-Prayer- kings
and all in authority; for nations, especially
those recently visited with the calamities Of
war; for the prevalence OF peace in the coun-
sells Of statesmen; for righteousness, harmony
and good viii among all classes; for the spread
of sound knowledge; for Gods blessing upon
special efforts to resist the progress of infdel-
ity, superstition, intemperancs, and all other
kinds OF immortality.
Friday, January l2.-Prayer for the Chris
tian church; for bishops, pr3selytes, pastors
and missionaries; for tran slduors of the Holy
Scriptures into other tongues; for Office bear
ers and committees, societies and authors en-
gagged in Christian work.
Saturday, January 13.-Prayer for a larger
outpouring Of the Holy Spirit; for an increase
of Christian love and zeal, and the union Of
believers in prayer and effort for Gods glory
Sunday, January IA. - Sermons - "Thy
kingdom come; thy will be done on earth as il
done in Heaven" Matthew, 6; 10.
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Advertising as q Business.-The diff
ference between advertising as q mere incl
dent Of business is something that is not gem
orally understood. The few who thoroughly
comprehend show how powerful a lever il may
DO made by those who use it rightly. We are
informed by one Of our prominent Fifth street.
dry goods merchants that an advertisement in-
serted by his house in the Sunday Republican
Of Nov. II, resulted in gross sales 80 900 in ex-
cess OF their ordinary daily sales. The adver-
tisement was an announcement of a lot of low
priced silks, and the excess of sales over the
ordinary daily business of the house was clear
ly attributable to that Sunday advertisement,
which, in addition TO this drew the attention
or the silk purchasers to the other stock of the
enterprising house. We could name large
successful manufacturing house in this city
which III eight years has increased its sales
from asteady, hourishing business to proper
tons so large that it can scarcely supply tie
demand for its manufacturers-all through .
system Of liberal but discreet advertising,
which of itself requires almost the exclusive
attention, Of one of the proprietors. This
house too, makes advertising special part Of
its business, no moro TO be neglected than the
purchase OF the materials it consumes in its op-
erations and it finds that even in dull times it
has its hands reasonably full Advertising re-
pays careful study, and when thoroughly mas
tered, becomes the most effective agency in
business that the enterprising merchant can
employ. The public are becoming more and
more in the habit every day, Of looking into
newspapers to find ont what they want, and
where to get it; and every person who has
anything to sell must conform to this popular
habit-St. Louis Reya61icdn
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HOW TO GO WEST"

Forty years ago, Illinois was as lar West as
most people wished to go and journeys were
made in the legendary prairie Schooner" "
but in these days OF Progress and Improve
ment, the word West has come to mean Iowa,
Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, California and
the Territories, and the Traveller reaches al
most any point therein by a splendid Line Of
Railroad.
This Line of Railroad is the Burlington
Route, which starts from Chicago over the
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R., from In.
dianapois over the Indianapolis Bloomington
& Western Short Line and from Logansport
over the Toledo, Peoria & Warsaw R. R., and
running through Burlington, reaches Omaha
Lincoln, Nebraska City, st. Joseph, .Atchison
Leavenworth and Kansas City, connecting
with the Union Pacific, Kansas Pacific ant
other Railroads running from those cities.
Always go "By way of Burlington" ant
you will be sure to be right
The Burlington Route has admirably an
swered the question, allow to go West?p b,
the publication of truthful and interestin,
document, filed with facts in regard to Time
Connections, Accommodations, rates of Fare
and other interesting items, and illustrated b
a large map, truthfully showing the Who'll
West, which they distribute free OF charge
I Copies, and additional information can be oh
tanned by addressing, General Passenge
Agent, B. & M. R. R., Burlington, Iowa.
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Boiler Hxplosion.-Abouts seven o'clock,
on Thursday morning Of last week, the boiler
in the Stave and Barrel Factory of Ellis &
Hollam, at Wakeman, Huron county, explod-
ed with tremendous force, killing the engineer,
a Mr.. Hunt, and three young men or boys,
n6ned Austin, Luce and Mundy. Mr.. Mel
sons body was cut completely in two and the
two parts thrown in different directions. The
bodies of the others were badly mangled and
blown some distance from the scene of the ac-
cident. Pieces of the boiler were scattered
around, some to great distance. The end of
the building in which the boiler was located is
a complete wreck. The boiler was new one,
and had not been in use more than three
months. 1t was manufactured at the boiler
factory of S. A. June d5 Co., Of this city. We
see it is charged that the iron in the boiler was
rotten, but we can hardly believe that the firm
named would put anything but good material
in their work. They have enjoyed an excel
lent reputation for good work heretofore, and
we cannot think they would risk doing an in
iury to their own business, as well as to Others
bv the use Of material which would not stand
the proper tests. An investigation is progress
sing, however, which will place the response
bility no doubt where it belongs.
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Marrie0.

December 2I, 1871, by Rev. d: Lang, MT; Mr.;
of Fremont.
December 26, 1871, by the same, Mr. CHARLES
rr,-rnTT,y and Miss BERTHA LE1sEAAN, both of
Sandusky Township
December %, 1871, by the same, Mr..
both of Rice Township.
At the same time, by the same, Mr.. Henry
Hoax, OF Cleveland, and Miss EMMA E. SWE-
pUsKY, OF Riley Township.
December 81, 1871, by the same, Mr.. Jo-
sFPH DRUKENMILLEB and MISS CATHARINI
HAPELBACH, both OF Rice Township.
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LIVE sTOCK RFARKET.

P1rrsBURG, Jan. 3.-East Liberty-CattIe ar
rivals fair; best Ea7; StOekers S5a4K: Sheep, ar
rivals heavy prospects favorable; best 6&a6A; ne
dium 5 to 5Hc; common 4a4Ee. Hogs, arrivals
light prospects fair; Philadelphia $5a5% Yorkers
4 6Oa4 20
BUFFALO, Jan. Seattle Receipts-seventy two
cars stock; Prices unchanged but weak; common to
m IOa2oc lover; sales 205 Ohio steers ll9O to 1000
Ibs at IS l8a6 sO I22 head Indiana, llO9 to ,26a
lbs at 5 25a5 Isl 20 head Canadaa, ,l20 lbs, at $5
Sl3 head Illinois O30 to ,4t2 lbs, at s4 70a6 So
shep and 1ambs-Supply, S,4OO head: Market ac-
tive and firm and prices Ae BETTER sales Of AZ
head Ohio sheer, Y to Ia lbs, at s5a6 62k; l3l
head New York. lis to l2T lbs, at s. 75a6 l2K; 81
| head Canada lambs, 80 to S4 lbs, S.a7 26. &ogs-
Reesipts 500 head, Market active and firm; stock
/ scarce; sales at 81 75a4 81 for good.
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Ruaineaa change.-Mr. A. N. AZ

Business Change.-Mr. A. NJ. Anderson
& Co., Of this city, have lately purchased the
stock and trade of Mr.. J. R. Pease, and will
continue in the grocery and provision business
at the red front Mr.. Anderson brings to the
business long experience in the grocery
trade, and will doubtless do a prosperous and
successful business. He proposes to conduct
it on the cash system which is the only true
system of doing business, as those viii be will
ing to acknowledge who become the patrons
Of Mr.. Anderson. We are glad to note this
'snew departure" and his success will be such
as to induce more general adoption of the
"cash in hand" principle. 1t is the correct
one, and if persisted it viii win.
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The New American Cook Stove
The universal verdict OF all who have used this
stove has been pronounced in its favor. 1t is
handsomer, more economical, G better baker
and better companion than any stove now in
the market. For sale by c. N. DILLON & Co,
Fremont.
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Fall Styles of Hats and Caps
Meng & Altaffer have just received a full line
of Fall Styles OF Hats and Caps for Men
Boys and Children. Silk Hats, Fur Hats,
Wool Hats, all kinds of Hats, are selling at
bottom cash prices. When you want Hat
or Cap go to Meng & Altaffer for it.
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A Fragrant Breath and Pearly Teeth
Are easily attained, and those who fail to avail
themselves Of the means, should not complain
when accused Of gross neglect. The SozoDoNT
will speedily eradicate the cause Of foul
breath, besutifying and preserving the teeth
to the oldest age.
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Now to BUsiness-QuIt Your
QuarreIing and Come TO the Point.
One Thousand Dollars offered for Sewing Ma
chine that will DO every variety or any variety
Of work better than the Improved Family Singer
Sewing Machine. Go and see samples ate L.
CRoss' Jewelry Store. 2Otf
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To Those who are Bowed Down by

10 Those who are bowed down. py
nervous Debility, and despair of ever recover
ing the Vigor and mien Of manhood we ear
nestly recommend DR.. WALKERS CALIFonNI41
VINEGAR BITrERs. Before they have finished
the first bottle, they will feel the restorative
principle at work in every portion Of their
broken-down systems and hope will spring up
in their hearts. No case Of Dyspepsia Bilious
ness, Intermittent Fever, Rheumatism, Gout
or kidney disease, can resist this unequalled
vegetable tonic which is unpolluted by any
distilled or fermented liquor. oZ-S
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fever.
Chill Fever, Remittent Fever, DuIno
Aeue. Periodical or Bilious Fever &c.s
and indeed all the affections which arise
from nslarious, marsh, or mlasn1atlc
pOisCu5.
As its name implies Il does Cure, and does not
Sail Containing neither Arsenic, Cluinlnei BIS
ninth, Zinc nor any other mineral or poisonous
substance whatever, it in nowise INJURIES any pa
tignt The number ard importance Of It's cures
in the sque districts are literally beyond account
and We believe without parallel In lne nlstoTy
Of Aque medicine. Our pride is granhed by tne
acknowledgements we receive Of the radical cures
effected in obstinate cases and where otheT rem
Tnacciimated persons, either resident N, or
travelling through nia-natic localities, VIII pc
protected BY taking the 81 UE CURE daily
For Lirel' Com Bf0iRtS, arising nom torpid
itv Of the Liver il is an excellent remedy stlnu-
lating the Liver into healthy activity. .. d.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, ~
is an excellent remedy, producing many truly
remarkable cures, where other medicines naa
Prepared by DE. J. c. AVER s Co, Practical
and ANALYTICAL Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and
sold all round the world,
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
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Meng & Altaffer keep the largest and
best selected stock OF Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps ever kept in Fremont; as you will
see by taking look through their store. Their
motto is to not be undersold by any house in
the county, Try them and see for yourself.
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sad Bvent-Death of ii. Steven

Sad Event-Death of G. q. Steven
son-On Tuesday of last week, Mr. G. H
Stevenson, of York township, this county, who
had been suffering from various disabilities
for some time, left Clyde for Cleveland, pur-
posing to consult some physician there, and
was not heard from again until Friday last,
when telegram received by a brother al
Clyde, notified him of his death at Cleveland
under circumstances peculiarly distressing. II
would appear that he had been walking on
the track of the L. S Railroad, near the N. o.
F. Grounds, in the evening, when passing
train knocked him down and run over him.
His remains were not found until the follow
ing morning and were only identified by pap
ers in the pockets Of his clothes, as the body
had been crushed out Of all semblance, by the
numerous trains which must have passed over
it during the night. The brother Immediately
started for Cleveland, and brought home the
remains for burial
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1872-01-05

It Runs Like Prairie Fire!-We viii
say Of Dr. Walkers Vinegar Bitters, that It
runs like paririe fire. The fame fthe great
Temperance Tonic, is, however, but poorly e2l-
emplifed by this figure of speech; for prairie
fire runs only in one direction, whereas the
reputation of the Bitters spreads toward all
points of the compass with equal rapidity. We
do not believe there is a square mile Of inhab-
tied territory in the civilized portion of the
United States where this meritorious prepara-
ton is not appreciated. If any theoretical
gentleman thinks he is prepared to show thai
! there is "nothing in it, we advise him to &C
| to the Prairie States, to the Mississippi Valley
to the deltas Of the Southern rivers, to New
! England, IN fact, anywhere within the limits
of "Unele Sans real estate" and ventilate hi!
views. By so doing, he can raise heartiel
and more general laugh than has ever yet sha
ken the sides of an intelligent people. Per
sons who have been cured can't help laughing
at other people, who tell them that the medi
cine which saved their lives is failure.
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spaldiRg's Glue is useful in every house.

Who that has seen dangerous disease ar
rested by an able physician or good medi-
cine but values bothf Be it your family ply
sician to whom you owe so many escapes from
aches and ails, or DIR. Ayers inimitable rene
des:-his Sarsaparilla that renewed your vi
talty or Cherry Pectoral that cured a painful
cough, or his Ague Cure tat expelled the
freezing agus and burning ever froR your
blood Who that has been relieved by any of
these agencies but feels grateful for them alp
Bangor Times.