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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-19

llth Carpenter was elected President pro TEN.
Thurman received l6 votes. A resolution to
adjourn from tie 18Th till Jan. 9th was adopt
ed. a resolution calling Oh the Postmaster
GeueraF-fo for information as TO the amount
saved to that Department by the repeal Of the
ranking privilege, and how much less aPpro-
priations will be required the coming year for
the postal service, was introduced by Mr., Cor
don. Adjourned till Monday. On the 10th
the bill for the redemption OF the loan Of 1855
was passed. Mr.. Terry, of Michigan, ofFOred
a substitute for the resolution OF Finance
Committee. Terry S resolution called for 500,
| 900. 900 additional currency.
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CARPENTER has again been chosen
President pro TEN, of the Senate.
by its course, and should have insi s.
ted on his exculpating himself from
That body did not do itselfany credit
the charges Of gross immortality made
against him before restoring him to
the position he has disgraced if those
reports are true. Aside from that,
he was loud in his defence Of the
salary grab, which the people repu-
diate, and it looks as though the Sen
ate meant to endorse his position on
that question, If SO, there will be
no repeal. This is another argument
why senators should be elected direct
ly by the people, They would then
pay more heed to the peoples will,
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POEM.
PROLOGUE.

PROLOGUE.
It seems to me q solemn pity,
That one should have to sing ditty,
In eighteen hundred seventy-three,
Without a single cup of tea.
The "blue stockings, " in grandma's time,
Whenever they did make a rhyme,
Took one good dose Of strong Bohea,
And then they talked in poetry
But grandma says that in her day
The women smugged tea away,
And then they took it on the sly,-
Who mows but We may, by and by.
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Ok the I6th a Obstructive hurricane
occurred at Sheffield England, ex-
tending over the North Of England
and TAR into Scotland. Much dam
age was dono ~ property, ana many
lives we're lost. .
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MARSHAL BAzAnSE has been semten
ced to twenty years imprisonment on
the Island Of st. Margurite. 1t is a
banishment or a confinement, at Gov
eminent expense, until a new deal
at Paris will recall him.
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GENERAL HowARD's CASE has been
referred to the Committee on Mil
itary Affairs. The defalcations
changed against him sums up several
bundled thousand dollars.
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lhe cnances Tor glft are a. one to fYe.
PRICE OF TICKETS

hAUN UF LkCAEISs
Whole Tickets, $50; Halves, s25; Tenths, or each
coupon, s.; Eleven Whole Tickets for $500; M
Tickets for $1,000; 11s Whole Tickets ror 5000: 92
Whole Tickets for $4,000. No discount on less
than SOU worth of tickets.
The Fourth Gift Concert viii be conducted in sll
respects like the three which have already been
given, and full particulars may be learned from
circulars, which viii be sent free from this office TO
Gll who apply for them.
Orders for tickets and applications for agencies
will be attended TO in the order they are received,
and lis hoped they will be sent In promptly that
there may be no disappointment OF delay in hllinR
again. All agents are psremptoriaIy required to
settle up their accounts and return all unsold tick
cts by the goth day Of March.
THOS. T. RRAMLETTR,
Agent Public Library KY, and Manager Gift
Concert, Public Library Building, Louisville, Ky.
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OUR FoREFATHERs

Inheritors of priceless wealth,
Born of the May Flower stock,
Christened at that great altar's shrine,
Threshold Of freedom, Plymouth Rock;
Taught at the fountain head of lore
The letter of Gods love,
And trained to trust the Hand that spread
The starry nag above.
We Iegatees of those rich heirs,
On this centennial day
Unite to weave their laurel wTeaths
And grateful tribute pay.
We leave our cares behind tonight,
Give to the winds our fears,
And cease our restless moving on
To gaze sdown the years.
There, looming up with halo bright,
One hundred years ago,
Appears the day when our brave sires
First grappled with the foe.
We hear the shouts that rend the air,
''Down with oppression, down."
We feel the same electric thrill
That shook old Boston town
We see q crowd of d airing men
Throw broadcast on the sea
The lading Of those ships tbat bore
Insignia Of royalty;
We see the broad Atlantic foam,
We hear its laundering roar,
And well We know, such cup of tea
It never had before.
We, in this nineteenth century, stand
On pinnacle so high;
Five score OF years pass in review
Since first that battle cry;
Wading through seas Of blood, and Ere,
We see our fatherErear
The pillar upon which we stand
This grand centennial year.
Inheritors of priceless wealth.,
We clasp our birthright DER,
And while we twine the laurel wreath
For brave sires gone before,
We thank our God, that DER us waves
The mantle of their love,
Al lit with freedoms stars and stripes
Reflected from sbove.
"Ods to Sciences" was then given by tht
Choir, after which Rev. Bacher was caIleI
upon, and addressed the audience for abou
fifteen minutes. At the conclusion Of his re
marks ocean" was sung by the Choir. DR.
r. II. Rice, who was expected to deliver {
short address, was absent, and the closing
song, "The Red White and Blue" was sunG
By the young ladies before referred to.
The audience then adjourned to the lecture
room, where tea and refreshments were parta
ken of, and an animated converse indulged in
The curiosities on exhibition attracted mucl
attention, aud at II o'clock they were still at
tractive enough to cause some to inger fol
another glance.
After our return to the lecture room we con.
cluded our rounds. In the Northwest corner
of the hall we came upon Grandma Jones
parIor, and after congratulation the genial old
lady on her viii preserved condition and the
fine appearance of her eldest darter Gloriana
Juliana Alemina Pertilda Jones
and the blooming beauty OF her grand and
great grand daughters, titilated our nasal or
gans with some of her superior snuff (which
was good for the snuf1es," and proceeded to
an examination of the contents of the parloI
and its table, meanwhile enjoying a cup OF
tea with the aged dame and her daughters.
In the corner Of the room stood the ancient
bed with its curtains, and in another stood the
quilting frames supported on chairs. as in
old time, while on the table lay vast CO.
lection of articles connecting the past with tho
present.
Here was framed picture worked IN ak
and Worstsd, over 100 years ago, belonging b
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1IlIEN OUT OF THOUSANDS.
CnprrANrn. III. Anil 2S. 1873.
STEALING OUR THUNDER.

People should beware of those impostOrs
who copy DIR. Pierce's original style Of adver-
tising, by Offering various sized rewards for
cases Of Catsrrh and other diseases which they
can not cure. Those who do not possess sufh-
cient intelligence to writs an original adver-
tisement are not likely to have made great and
valuable discoveries IN Medicines.
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SIcKIEs' resignation has been rec
eived, but the President has declined
to accept it. So Daniel must remain
and beard the Spanish lion in his
d,
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THERE are SO many schemes for
promoting cheap transportation, 10
the hands Of Congressmen, that there
is little prospect of any agreement
upon anything that'will carry ma
ior;fv
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GEN SIcKLEs has been formally
notified by CASTELAR,, of the delivery
of the Virginius and the surrender
Of the survivors.
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The new Constitution Of Pennsyi-
vania has been adopted BY about
$4,000 majority.
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JHo c. MITcRLER, a clerk in the
dead letter Office at Washington, was
arrested on the 18th, for abstracting
money from dead letters.
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SECRETARY BELKNAP was married,
at Harrisburg, Ky, on the 1lth, to
Mrs H. F. Bowers, The ceremony
wGs private.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-12-19

The Cuban troubles have ended
for the present. Spain transferred the
Virginius from Havana tn Bahia
Honda, another Cuban Port, where
she was surrendered TO our author
tiles, with the survivors Of the crew
and passengers.
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Manhood. How Lost, How Restored

nERz Just published, q new edition Of
EBIHk Dr.CmIVerWeIl's Oelebra-
&Z=zH aed Essay on the radical eHTs
N.EntEs8Y (Withont medicfne) of SPBEMAToR-
RHoeA Oh Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, INPo1ENcY, Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, Impediments TO Marriage, ETC.; also, Con
Sumption Epilepsy and fits, induced by self-indnl-
gence or sexnal extravaganza.
Price in a sealedenvelOpe nlysix cents
Tbecelebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates from q thirty years success
fuI practice that the alarming Of self
abase may be radically cured without the danger
S1ns rse OF internal medicine or the application OF
the I;uife pointing outa mode of cure at once sim
nIe- certain, and effectual by means ofwhiehe
snfferer no matter what his condition may be, may
en-e himself cheaply privately and rddfeaHy.
- TFlis lecture should be in the hands of every
vontE, and every man in the land.
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to any al
dress, postpaid, On receipt OF SIX eents' ortHo
SIso Dr.. CulvcrwelTs Marriage Guide. ''prics
50 cents.
Addressthe Publishers,
CHAs. J. G.. KLINE & CO.,
la7 BoTWery, New York. P. o. Box 4Js6
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The story Is now current that il
Bazaine had been banished he had
intended joining the Alphonsists in
C,.;,
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CoNGREss.-In the House on the llth,ss
resolution passed calling on the Postmaster
General for information in regard to The num-
ber Of employees the Saving Bank Scheme
aud the. Postal Telegraph would require. The
Salary bill came up, when Stevens, of Ga, ad-
vocated increased rather than decreased saIa-
ries, Garfield replied, and others joining in
the debate, no vote was reached. The debate
wss continued on the 18th, and the bill recon
mitted to the Committee for amendment. The
bill to appropriate s4,OOO,O0O for immediate
naval expense coming up, Sammy Cox put his
foot in, and was handsomely rebuked By Haw
ley, of Connecticut. Cox, in reply, said che
was charged with making war speeches. He
made no speeches for war'-"And never did, !"
said Garfield, and Sammy was greatly put cut
The bill passed, and the House adjourned un-
til Monday. Three hundred bills were intro
ducsd on Monday. Tremsin from Judiciary
Committee, introduced bill to repeal the
Bankrupt Act. In was made the special OF
Der for Tuesday. Dawes, from the Ways and
Means Committee submitted resolutions ask
ing that tho heads of Departments revise their
estimates and reduce them to the lowest pos
sibls point, so as to a void additional taxation
Garfield, from the committee on Appropria-
tons, submitted similar resolutions, and ask
ing that the President cause such reYisions to
Be made 90 as to repOvt as early ss January
5sh- Resolutions passed. A resolution was
then adopted to adioHrn rom Dec. 10th till
January 9th.
In the Senate on the lftA but little was done
beyond receiving and rsfesring bills. On the
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Administrative Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
IN has been duly appointed and qualified as ad-
ministr ttrX, with the VIII annexed, the estate
OF Sam Ael Smith, deceased, late Of Ballvle toTu-
ship, sAndusky county, Ohio.
50-l ELIZABETH SMITH, Admx.
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thst a petition win be
IN presented TO the Commissioners Of BanduskV
County at their next session, 10 be held on the st
Monday in March, 4 D. 1874, praying for the es-
tablishment Of County Road along the described
route In said county, 10 wit Beginning Al he
corner of sections 29, 90, 81 snd s2 In Msdis0u
Township, thence following said section HuesOuth
one hundred and sixty rods 10 the center line of
section 81, thence west on said line forty 40, rods
thence south 10 the Napoleon Turnpike, he same
being the south line OF said Madison Towpshin
and there terminate. Principal petitioners,
n. WEST
d. II. sHIYELF.
Fremont, Onlo, Dec. . 1stss bol
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CURES All KINDS Of CkTARRI

So successful has DIR. Pierce's Golden Medi.
cal Discovery proven, as a constitutional treat.
ment for Catarrh, when coupled with the use
by the use of DIR. Fierce's Nasal Douche (ths
only method of reaching the upper and back
cavities of the head,) that the proprietor Of
these medicines has long offered standing re-
ward of $500 for a case Of Catarrh which he
cannot cure. The two medicines, with instru-
ment, for g by druggists.
4 SPECIMEN OUT OF THOUSANDS
CORTLAND, ILL, April 2s,Is73.
DIR, PIERCE, Buffalo, n. Y:
Dear Rir: 1t is with pleasure that make
this statement to you that after taking medi-
cine for twenty years for ths Catarrh, 1 tried
your Catarrh Remedy and effected cure, so
that it has not troubled me for two years.
S. WHEELER.
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TIE more We think over Secretary
Richardson's recommendation of
additional taxation, the more We
believe, the necessity for such a step
can be avoided, and We are pleased
to note that Congress appears to
think so too. The Secretary's esd
mate is that the shortage viii be
$4O,O0O,O0O, and this he proposes to
make up by taxation. He has evil
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A STRANGE STORY

A Story ofRevenge-A Man Steals an
Infant and Takes Him Among the
Indians-He Lives there for 26
Years.
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TAKESON SIGHT. Isss ssasIs.lIss sss R;,t

- for CdTtpdSssre,
Agents and SalesRsni HENRY WARD BEEeHER's
family newspaper gives every subscriber PAIR OF
of the largest and finest OLEOaRAPHS-two
most attractive subjects that take sght-painted
by Mrs. Anderson, as contrasts and companions for
her "Hide Ai0dks" and 'Fdst Asleep" Agents
have IN mnIENSE SUCCESS; call It the "best
business ever offered canvassers." We furnish the
lightest and handsomest outfit, and pay very high
commissions. Zach subscriber receives WITHOUT
DELAY two beautiful pictures, which are ready for
N IMMEDIATE DELIVERY. The paper
so nopnar tbaf Of it, class # tbe Iar1sst eiyc1
ldtiOH ia the lC0rldi Employs the best literary tai
ent. Edward EgglestOn's serial story Is Just be-
ginning; back chapters supplied 10 each subscriber
Mrs. Stoves long expected sequel to my Wife AID
/" begins in the new year. Any one wishing good
salary or an independent business, a GENT 8
should send for circulars and terms "A WANTED.
to j. B. FORD & CO., New York, Boston, Chicago,
Cincinnati or San Francisco.
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JUDGE SAMUEL NELSON, late Of the
supreme bench, died suddenly at
his residence in Cooperstown, n. Y,
on Saturday afternoon, whilst sitting
in his chair listening to the reading
of 8 letter by Mrs. Nelson. Apo
plexy was the cause of his death.
The Judge had been for some
months past in good health and
spirits, but had been confined to his
room by a cold for several days pre-
vious to his death.
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TREAsURER SPINNER has our thanks
for a pamphlet copy Of his report.
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Attend the Great Auction sale of Chromos
naxt Monday night at No. Front street.
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TINS is the result of the incuba-
ton of the Con. Con, on the subject
oi railroad passes. If the members
are satisfied with their work they
viii now disgorge all the passes
slowed away in their pocket books.
Or, do they imagine that they are
less liable to do wrong or more in
vulnerable to temptation than those
who are to succeed them. It is an
exceedingly small business, aad an
intimation that men viii sell them
selves very cheap. Disgorge your
passes, or suffer the consequence of
your own logic:
No person elected to the General sseAmbly,
or to any convention or commission for revi5-
IN alts4ing or amending the constitution Of
the State, or being elected OF appointed to and
accepting any Judicial or lucrative State and
county Office undsr the constitutioa and laws
O TINS State, shall, from the time Of his cleo
ton or appointment, and until the end Of his
term OF once, knowingly accept or receive any
Tree pass, glfti or gratuitous or comuuted SER
wees OF an exceptional or unusual character
from any railroad or transportation counuauv.
not offered to tho public at large.
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ESTR.AY HETFER..

A,zeTSk Came to the premises Of the subscriber
HASf about tho 10th Of July, red and white
n@8 spotted heller, supposed 70 be three years
ola The owner can have the same by proving
Rpperty and paying charges; ,-,.,,,,,,
Washington Tp., Dec s, 1873. 5O-52
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A.H.BALsLaY. Editor,

FRENhONTs OHIO-
FRIDAY, DeCember 10, 1913.
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Nntioe to Stockholders,

FrRsr NATIOEAL BANK OF FRENoST,l
Fremont, ONO, Dec 6, 1873. !
trNEF peryt annual meeting of the Stockholders Of
fbis Rank, for the election OF Directors, will be
held At its banking house on Tuesday, the 18Th
dsy Of JapEsry next between the hours OF 10 A. NJ
and p A. h. MILLER, Cashier.
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Zeppelin AN'S
FOR
HOLIDAY
GOODS,
The Finest, Largest and Cheapest
Stock Of
jEWE1RY
our citizens have ever had an op-
portunity of examining in
their own city.
CAN BE SEEN AT
LEPPELMAN'S IS.

We have Fine Solid Gold Sets
at from $S to $40.
Plated Sets from 81 to s..
Extra Fine Rolled Plate Sets,
that will wear equal to solid
gold, from So to SIS comprising
over one hundred patterns.
We have Fine Solid Sets with
Amethyst, Topaz, Cameo and
Coral Stone Setting of the finest
quality.
In Royal, Opera and LeOtine
Chains, our stock is complete.
Bracelets of all styles, In Band
Chain and Spirals, worth from
81 to $40 per pair.
Gents Solid SilyerVest Chains
from $40 to $s6. and best quality
Rolled Plate from 81 TO SO.
Sleeve Buttons and Shirt
Studs in all sizes, styles and
OF endless variety.
In Gents Fine Gold Pins We
have a full line of all patterns,
such as Tail Pins with Rock
Crystal, Alaska Diamonds, and
other Stone Sets, Odd Fellows,
Masonic, knight Templar,
Farmers and Grangers Pins, the
latest thing out.
FINE, SOLID SlLYER-WAREl
In endless varisty--iuss the thing for a handsOn
Christmas or New Years Present.
Ia Double, Triple and Quadruple Plat
We have any and every thing in the silverwsr
line nom a Fine large Ice Pitcher or Tea Ur
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$4,000 CASH GIFTS
8ISOoooo
LIST OF GIFTS:

viii be distributed among the ticket holders.
| The tickets are printed in coupons, of tsnthG,
and all fractional parts viii be represented In the
| drawing inst as whole ticlZets are.
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AGENTS WANTED

ITO sell the Improved Singer Sewing Machines IN
i this IS anduskyl County. Extra inducements Of
cred 10 Fnen of experience in the business. Apply
10 r. NJ. S0UTHWICK, Russell Block,
49-9 Front Street, Fremont, Ohio.
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WE don't beliye there is over,
much honesty on the part Of Con
gressmen who, while prating about
the Salary bill, viii order copies
Of Stephens speech, in favor Of in
creased salaries, for circulation.
They know the people want that bill
repealed, and viii remember every
man of them who fails to record him
self Alright when the time of voting
comes. There should be no hesi-
tating and temporizing in this mat
ter. Apply the ak to the root Of the
tree.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given thar the undersigned
has been duly appointed and qualified as Admin
istrator on the estate of James Neason, deceased,
late of BallviIe Township, SandusEv Comfy. ohio
oil JOHN NEASON
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SECRETARY RICHARDSON and Com
missioner Douglas favor an increase
oftaxation, because the revenues are
short. Let the Government do as
business men do, cut down expenses,
and do s little more work themselves,
Cut down the appropriations, repeal
the increased salary bill, and reduce
the salaries of employees. The peo-
pie have enough to do now to get
along, without any increased burdens
being thrust upon them
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One OF the Oldest 0nd most suecessful colleges in
the country. Young Men and Ladies' wishing =
thorough business education viii ind superior al
Tantages at thisinstitntion. The
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OUR WRITING DEPARTMENT

This department. VII be "a ensIss u - -
ETaaebers Who have had many years experience in
sesrhirR. The demand for good practical business
Teu1lcn is steadily i1creasngi aud those who for
get % perfect themselves In tnis oeauttnl ART are
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