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Fremont Journal.
THE TWO APPRENTICES.
Two bov" were in carpenter's shop.
Ooa determined to make-, himself, a thor
ough wort man; the" other Sjida't care."
Oca read and studied, and got books that
would "help him understand the principles
of his trade. HaspeuL his evenings at
home, reading; the other liked fun best.
He went off with other boys to have "good
times," ' "Come," he "often said ' to his
shojj-inatcy "leave your old books; go with
on. What's the use of all this reading !"
"If I waste these golden moments," was
the answer, "I shall loose what I can nev
er, never make up."
- "While the boys were still apprentices an
offer of $2000 appeared in the newspapers
for the best plan for a State House, to be
built in one of the Eastern States.
The studious boy saw the advertisement,
and determined to try for it ' After care
ful study he drew his plans and sent them
to the committee.'. I suppose he did not
really expect to gain the prize; still there
is nothing like trying. ! J j . r v .
' It was not long before a committee of
gentlemen arrived at the carpenter's shop,
.and asked if an architectby the name of
mentioning the boy's 4name lived there.
"No," said the carpenter, "no architect
Tve got an apprentice by that nania."
"Levs see him," said the committee.
The young man was called, and sure
enoush his plan had been accepted, and
the $2000 were his.;- -' - . '
The committee then said he must put
up the building; and the employer was so
proud of his success, that-he willingly
gave him his time and let him go.
Thi studious carpenter's boy became
one of the first architects of our country.
He made a fortune, and stands high in the
esteem of everybody ; while his fellow a't
prentke can hardly earn by his daily la
bor, daily bread for himself and family.
Who loses a youth of improver aent,
loses the best beginning which a Vjy can
gale hr life, i- -l-L'c -t-1
FODDERING CATTLE.
Some people think it is a verj simple
matter to feed cattle, and so it is, but yet
one will keep his stock in good , condition
on much less feed than another. Stock
should be fed hbeTallyrbut nc, moie at a
. ... .1 TV -1 1J
teed in Ml iney win use up. xiay buoiuu
never be thrown from the mow to the floor
or the racks until the cattle are ready to
use it. Some make a practice of throw-
and placing it in the stanchions while the
cows are out, thinking that time and labor
are saved, and that it makes no difference.
Such practice is objectionable, since the
hay loses from the drying of the fiber
which renders it less nutritious to stock.
An over-feed Is always wasteful, sinoe
the animals breathe upon "that portion
which is left after filling themselves, and
unless compelled by hunger, will not feed
again upon the refuse. In a few days, by
this course of feeding, the alleys become
filled, and have to be cleaned out at a loss.
Keen the feed alley clean, and throw no
,more hay before the cattle than they will
eatjit a meaL ; . s vy
"Feed stockEberally, and withtegularity
.as to hours. The health and thrift of the
animals depend upon , the regularity iu
feeding. It is poor economy to stint stock
fin their food, at any time during the fod
derine season, but if the rations are to be
decreased, it had better be done in spring
than now. They should be kept in flesh
and those that are thin brought up by a
little extra food. An ear of corn a day in
addition to a full supply of good hay will
have a marked influence in the course of
the winter, small as the quantity of extra
food may seem to appear.
The "underline" should be turned out
to water first, and have plenty of time to
take their fill before the master -animals
are loosened from the stanchions. It will
save much hooking and injury to stock.
Cattle like a change of food, and coarse
fodder, straw, fcc-, may be used to advan-
t tags as an occasional feed.: When used
in this way, it is worth much .more, than
its nutritive value would seem to imply.
The true way to fodder cattle is to have
a platform scale on the floor and weigh
each feed. ' One knows then precisely
what he is about, and can regulate quan
tity much better than by guess. " How
ever,' a careful hand that keeps an eye Ov
er his herd, will guess pretty accurately,
and bring his animals out in the spring
Vith a good coat or flesh to begin sum
mer's work. None but careful and expe
rienced hands should be entrusted with the
'care of stoct in winter. If others are
employed the master's eye must be on the
watch or losses must be expected.: . '
WHAT FARMERS SHOULD DO.
We hsve repeatedly urged that farming
should be conducted on the strictest busi
ness principles that the same system,
calculation, laws of investment, belong to
the vocation of the Farmer that relate . to
any other business that he needs to be
familiar with commercial customs and
rules, in order to sell bis products to the
best advantage, and determine the kind of
investments he should make; and he re
quires to conduct his process of produc
tion witii the same system and calculation,
as to cost and profit, that the manufactur
er of any material finds necessary m ' his
business. " Every farmer's boy should have
a business education, therefore, though he
is to work on a farm all his life. The
more thoroughly he is versed "in the laws
of businesi, the greater will be his success
as farmer. Moore's Rural New Yorker.
Ptjnctcatios that is the putting of
the stops in the right places cannot be
too aedously studied. We lately read in
a country paper the following startling ac
count of ord Palmerston appearance
in the House of Commons : "Lord Pal
merston then entered on his head, a white
hat upon his feet, large but well polished
boots upon his brow, a dark cloud in his
hand, his faithful walking stickpin his eye,
a menacing glare saying nothing. ' He sat
down." Punch on Punctuation. .
Punch illustrates 'unbecomming levity,
by presenting a wood cut of the scene - in
a church, wherein a crowd "of spectators
are awaiting the arrival of a wedding par
ty. To the scene is appended this dia
logue by way of glossary :
' Fair Young Lady I see somebody in
the crowd outside waving a handkerchief.
I suppose the bride is approaching.
. Light Young Man Handkerchief !
White one! By Jove, perhaps it's a re
prieve ! ' . :
When an infidel was on his death bed,
his confidence- in infidelity was shaken,
and some of his friends urged him to Lold
out to the last, his reply was "I have no
objection to holding on, but will you tell me
what I am to hold on by ?" Ah? there is
the fatal want!. Infidelity gives nothing
to'holdonby.
Nations have their lives as well as indi
viduals, only they lack the clear and un
mistakable' symptoms by' which nature
mark's the progress from youth to man
hood, and from manhood to old age; they
are. as finite as the persons who compose
them, only without the same data for de
terminining the progress'of their existence.
RcNKisa. If running after women be
a sin, it is one that is very easily checked. ,
All that's necessary is for the women to
top running away from the men. . . ,
iUiUtuaUMif Will MET
SWISS W AT CUES.
Fine Geneva Watches,
Mad eepressly for iay trad.
Ladled Gold Watches,
laeatalad ul plain, end Mt with uiassoaea.
llrer Plated War.
Fta Pocket Cutlery.
Scissors, large and small.
Spectacles, steel, lilrer fc cold.
Portemonales.
Smith A Wesson fine T Shooters.
Diamond Bins -with Crown
i . .1 Setting. -
Ladlr.s' Gold and Plated C hate
lain Chains.
olid; Plain Heavy Gold Rings
; fey. the Pwt.
Ladies' Sets enameled and plain,
pendant, oval and ronnd.
Chrysolite Drops set in fine Gold
Silver and German Silver Thhn
. i- , bles.
Gold Pens.
Ladies' Cabas Bags.
FineTable Knifes.
Hair Chains.
Waterbury Clocks.
All just received in Time
FOR' THE
HOLIDAY'S
AND GOING CHEAP, t' '
ZIMMERMAN'S.
rmnoat. (X, Dc 1, 18?5. Smf .
IMMENSE
OUR
CLEARING SALE
- OF -
- Dresi Goods,
- '"or- - '
-
Silks, ,
- er
. Cloaks,
or
. Shawls,
. . ' 'Balmorals,
""' Domestics,
or
v--. Cassimeres,
Cloaking,
,'..... . ' CTi
Flannels,
-
..-. . or,
JHosiery and Gloves
or
"White Goods,
or
Underwear,
or
. t :'. "t:t Hoop Skirts, -
Everything in the Store
; '" ' i - at .. ; '
Immense Redaction to correspond
with New York prices. s
' 300 PIECES
; or
DRESS GOODS !
.from Aconoy,
WhUik wVi b fold Imi tbu eott of importetloo.
C0NDIT BRO'S.
-J.''- v - BmCfllAO BLOCK.
r.ciiuH ftj I
FOB TOUR
GROCERIES,
For It ii fket ilrudr utsblUhwl that tker km the
tut mmrtrntnt la ton, ud thej hT jait mwirtd
Candies for the Holidays!
So remmbn wkn to r for Tar Gbrif tmw H rw
IMr'inppi. - -
CAPE COD CRAITBERRIEa,
LEMONS, ; :
. . LAYER k SEEDLESS RAISINS,
CURRENTS, ' ; '
" . PRUNES,- "; ;. -
' CAN FRUITS, of si kinds,
) PRESERVES,
JELLIES,
';; v ; PICKLES, n
FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
TOMATO CATSUP, ,
CUMBERLAND SAUCE, '
FRENCH MUSTERED, &&, tc
' And for PURE GROUND SPICES,
a choice TEA, the best of RIO and JAVA
COFFEE and all kinds of SUGARS go
to ANDERSON fe TALLMAN'S.
Thty ban wm cholo '
HAMBURG CHEESE, -CRACKERS,
: ?
SALT & DRIED FISH, ' .
tad ia fact anrythlai in U waj of
GROCERIES OR PROVISIONS
i
Can b ioasd at
r
ANDERSON & TALLMIN'S
EEMEMBER THEIR STORE IS IN
ST.CLAIR'S BLOCK, OPPOSITE THE
POST OFFICE. ... .
rmnont. Dee, 1. 18. 8 ji.
The War is over!
Gold has Gone Down!
AND
ROBERTS & SHELDON
Have reduced the Prices
ON HARDWARE
' - ,
. TO CORRESPOND. .
Iff E ask the Farmers to call and exam-
I f ing our stock of
Tools and Implements,
, v - which consist in part of
Combinatiou Steel Plow,
Curtisllron Beam, .
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows, " .
Shovel Plows, doable and singly
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
: Corn Shellers, iron and wood,3
Straw Cutters, .'
Horse Rakes, .
Horse Forks, ;
Hoes and Forks, .
. Rakes and Scythes,
Grrain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones, .
Shovels and Spades,
.Wheelbarrows, Churns,' Tubs,; Pails, Brooms, JJ
"Clothes' Wringers,
- Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears".and Wool Twine
r Land Plaster,
Water lime, v .
Stucco, fec, &c, fec
Together with a complete stock of
Nails, "'. "'" : ' '.' .
House nd Barn Tiimmings,
Builders and Farmers' Hardware,
STOVES,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
All of which wa oSar at
'. " i : ... ,
Prices ; which flefy ; Competition!
' . ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
CHAJMPION
Mo wer & Reaper
. Cider Mills,
Buckeye Wood Sawing Machines,
Fairbanks' Scales,
Our Tin Shop,
.
Is in order, and will fill your orders
with despatch. , , , . r
ROBERTS & SHELDON.
mxosr.0, K lt,lM. ' "!"...
AtOosW
At Cost!
,. t - . :
CASH STORE!
ANDARY 1 16.
Tn nulla room for RPRTTffl OflODS. m
wiU ten for THIETT DAYS the following
Goods at Cost!
LADLES FANCY FURS, Fine As
sortment '
LADLES' FUR HOODS,
LADIES' HOODS & NUBIAS,
BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
"" LADIES' WINTER HATS, :
Winter. Dress Goods!
Winter Dress Goods !
FRENCH MERINOES,
english merinoes,
empress cloth, -
poplinepopline,
ladles' under-garments,
mens' undershirts and
drawers. x
A LOT OF
LADIES' SHOES,.
A LOT OF '
BOYS' SHOES, ..
LADIES' GENTS'
AND CHILDREN'S
RUBBER SHOES.
MENS' FUR CAPSl
: BOYS' FUR CAPS.
OUR
STOCK
OF .
GOODS
.IS
TARGE.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS FINE.
WE ARE SELLING
CHEAP FOR CASH.
for IM
PRINTS AND SHEETING?,
Call at the
Fremont Cash Store,
Where yon will find the largest and finest
stock in the country.
B. D. AUSTIN.
FREMONT, JAN. 18, 1866. . 45tf :
ifrfSURANCE!
LNSUEANCE !
ARE YOU INSURED ?
IF ' YOU ARE NOT INSURED,
WILL YOU INSURE?
D. S. OAMPIELD'S
INSURANCE AGENCY.
OFFICE AT TEE STEAM MILL.
Represents Vie JoUcnring 1st Clast Cash Com-
panies:j.ri g.,
Capital k Barplm.
New
Underwriter's Agency of
x orn, tire and marine,
93,000,000
8eritT, f New York, Fire, ' 1,600,000
LsrilUrd, of New York, Fire, 1,312,0C0
Slanhattan, of New York, Fire 6c
Slarlne, . 005,000
Artie, of N. York, Fire Jt Marine, 623,000
Cora Exchange, of Now York, Fire
us aariuc,
. 473,000
300,000
5S?,000
1,300,000
Clereland Iararanco Cd., of Cle
veland, -
Travelers, of Hartford, Accident
al Insurance Co
Charter Oak Life Imraraace Co.
of Hartford,
Th. abore Compaaiea ar all nliabls and prompt in
payiDf loaaaa, an th nparienoe of the laat y.ar ihowt;
toT-tnTj iom vaa Battled at thia Agency within Sr. day.
iter uie am occurred, it u not alwaya th. cheapen m.
urane that lath bait. Good aeearitr. oolidei eorrect'
ly worded, and a good knowledge of the p remittee in.
and, are eeeeotialfor tbebDefltof all Dartiee intereit-
ed. Entreat yonr businem to Bom. Agent who ban
experienea in underwriting, and beware of tranlinf
genie wno come along, una out wnax lnanranoe jOQ pay,
then offer to take it leas, whan the riak ia really north
moiwthaa It payt.
When you want Inanrance all right, call on CAH FIELD
who will fix yon ont a Policy anytime, for Life, Fin,
jtanne, or Acciaenia irooi i lift J to a yeara,
Fremont, O., Not. 24, I860. 47yl.;
7 X E W
Cor Front and Garrison Streets
FREMOXT, ,01110,
When may A found
; Fresh Candy, '
In all its rarietiea, at .
Wholesale and RetaiL
Also, , V
Gunv Gum Drops, Chocolate Cream
Urops, ijiconce and .Licorice Drops, b ig-
Paste, Gell Drojs, in fact, erery thing in
The line of Confectionery.
Also A oholoe lot f Cigars, Matcbca, Ac
A good assortment of
FAMILY GROCERIES
CONSTANTLY, ON HAND.
O Ji. SH
PAID
For Produce.
3T1 Remember the place, Theo.. Clapp'8
Old fetand, t remont, Ohio.
F. K. TETER & CO.
July 14,M6i.
Wanted Immediately!
500,000
Oak Spokes!
500,000 Hickory Spokes!
4,00 Cords of Oak, Red Elm,
- Rock Elm and Gum Timber,
Suitable for Hubs !
200 Cords Second Growth Ash !
' .200 Cords of Hickory Buts !
For which the highest price in CASH,
will be paid, fon delivery at our Factory.
. ' . F. L NORTON & CO.
rnmoat, 0, Ort. 3T, 1 W4. Stf .
NEW GOODS,
NEW GOODS,
..I :.-NEW PRICES,
" .1- ' " V ' '" -"5. ' ' "
NEW PRICES,
NEW STYLES,'
NEW STYLES,
CALL AND SEE THEM,
CALL AND SEE THE'M,
AT
mmim & co's,
Who are in Market with a large and ra-
ried Stock of
mm
Alpaecaa, Merinoa, Foplina, Delaines, Prints, Backing,
uoaunga,au 01 wmcn nay. Been aeiaetea wiut ear..
rpo buy th. beat andlateat at, lea of Crockery com.
10 laajuw s tvo.
''O get the worth of your money when
. yon ouy a pouna oiia can at
EMMRICH fe CO'S.
F you want the best SUGAR in market
l ana the moat lor your money you will Dnd It at
EMMRICH & CO'S.
COFFEE, the best at
TT'OR pure and unadulterated Groceries
Ja. ofallkinda roto
EMMRICH & CO'S.
WE call special attention to our
NFW STOCK
of Cloth, Caeaimeij, Tastinga, Genti rnrniahlng Goods,
READY-MADE CLOTHING!
Of thle w. hare a large and well selected assortment nnr
ehaaed with special reference to thia market and thia
trace.
Cannot be Undersold!
Our Profits must be Small but Sales Quick.
EOuf Stock is too complete for enumera
tion. W. therefor. Inr't. all wishing to purchase goods
In oar lin. to call and examine before going elsewhere,
as we ean ponureiy sell yoa goo as u jot wish to ouy.
' No Trouble to Show Goods.
EMMRICH fc CO.
).-..
P.'S. MR. A. GUSDORF IN RETDi-
Ing from th. Dry Goods Trade, retains an offlce at oar
store, and will bay, paying CASH and th. highest price,
tor
; DRESSED OR LIVE HOGS,
WHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, SEEDS
WOOL, &C., &C.
E. & CO.
Fremont, October 13, 188a. SSaUtf
ERIE RAILWAY!
GREAT BROAD GUAQE DOUBLE Track Routt
TO
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
and New England Cltiea.
THIS RAILWAT EXTENDS FROM
Dnoklrlc to New York 460 miles, .
Buffalo to New York 423 ill ilea.
Salamanca to New York 41 S Mile,
.urn ia nox '
IS" 22lo21 nuies THE SHOB TESTRO UTE.
stly
aiilet, mttkovt change Coacku,
From and after Not. 20th, 1866, Trains will lean in
connection with ail wettarn unea, aa iouows:
FRO.TI DUNKIRK AND SALAMANCA
fijNew York tun. trom union uepots:
6.31 A. X. Ft Fork Dtf Ezprcu, from Salamanca,
Daily, (except Sundays.) Intersects at UorneKa.
Tille with the 6.00 A. M. Day Express from Buffalo,
ana arnres in iiew xora ai iv.zv r. jl.
7.00 A. M. Etpr Mail, from Dunkirk, Daily (except
. Sondaye). Stop, at Salamanoa 9.26 A. 11 , and
connects at Horaellerille and Corning with th.
8 4 A. at. Eipress Kail from Buffalo, and arrires
IBAew ioniH.WA.a.
4.1IO P. M. Bent York Hirht Expren. from Dunkirk
Daily (exceptSnndays). Stops at Salamanca 7.00
P. M- and arrires in New Yo.-k at 12 69 P.M.. con.
aecting with Afternoon Train, and Steamers for
Boston ana .new &ngiana uiues.
6,10 P. M. Accommodation Train, from Dunkirk, daily
(except Sundays). Stops at Salamanca 9 12 P. II
and intersects at Hornellevllle with 10.46 P. 11.
Cincinnati Express front Buffalo, and arrives in
mil or at 4.1a r. at. . .
fROn BUFFAIiO By New York time from D-
pot cor. J&xenange ana Hiefiigan stream.
S.00 A. M.Ifiat York DnExvnt (Snndaya excepted)
. Arriresln New York at 10.20 P.M. Connects at
' Oreat Bend with the Delaware, Lackawanna and
. Western Bail mad for Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington, ana all points aoatn.
8415 A. St. Exprua Mail, rls Aron and Horaellsvllfo
, (Daily, except Sundays) . - Arrive. In New York at
' 7.00 A.M. Connectaat Elmlra wllh Williamsport
at Elmira Bailroad for Harrisbnrgh, rhllaaelpnia,
- Baltimore Waanington ana point, ooutn.
6.6S P- M. ffe York Night Ezprtu Dailj. Arrives
tn now x ore at u w a. ml,..
10.45 P. M. Cincinnati Erpreu, Daily (t xoept Son
days). Arrives In New York at 4.16 P. M. Con
- - secUat Elmira with Williamsport t Elmira Rail
road ; at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna ft
' Western Railroad, and at New York with After.
noOn Trains and Steamers for Boston and New
- New England cities. . ,
Only On. Train East on Sunday, leaving Bnffaloat
o.Ud r. Jt ana reacning new 1 ora at ii.ov a. at., in aa
ranee 01 all otner routes. .
Boston and New England Passengers, with their Bag.
gage, are trananrred free 0 chargt in flew xork.
Th. best Ventilated and most Luxurious Sleeping
Coaches tyi.Y THE WORLD & accompany all
nignt trains on una railway.
Baggage checked through, and fare always aa low aa
by any otner Konte.
X3T Ask for Tickets via Erie Railway, which ean be
obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices In the West and
sontn-weet. ' -
H. RIDDLE, XT!!. R. BIBB,
Gen'lSup't """ ' " - Gen'l Fasa. Agent-
Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad
fS and after Thursday, February 27, 18S6, trains will
J run oaliy, (Bunuays exceptea,; as iouows:
-' Leave Fremont, at ......... 0 SO o'clock, A. M.
Braner's . :
., Winters, 10.07 "
- Kansaa, 10.21
' " Jackon i 10.42 -
Reach Fostoria, 11.02 ,
Lear. Fostoria ..... 11.14 -
v Aroadla, 11 40
- Marion . ....... 12.C0
Arrive at Findlay,... ...12.1
. RETURNING,
Lear. Findlay, at ..;.......2.0O o'elook P. M.
aXarion 2.22 -
Arcadia, 2 4, - ' u
Arrive at Foetoria, 3 C3 - -
Lear. Fostoria 8.17 "
ajaeksoa .., ! "
Kansaa, ... 3 69 ' -
Winter. 412 "
Brnner'i 4 21
ArriTeatFrnont,.... 4 46 a
Trains stop onlyonsirnil. - -
Trains 00 this Road arrive at Fremont in the evening
tn nm. to connect win, trains on u iiere'ana ana To
ledo Road both Bat and West.
Trains will leav. Fremont In th. forenoon ' after th.
arrival of trains from C leveland and Toldo.
Passengers by thia line reach Findlay several hours in
advance of any other routa.
Buy Tickets, via Fremont, in Clereland and Toledo, at
th. Ticket Olooeaof the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad.
L.O.. BAWSON, Sup't
Fremont, March 2, 1866. .
GROVE J. PENNY,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
FOIt THE SALE OR PURCHASE OF
PoBK,
. Fioua,
- GEAI5 or ALL KIKD,
Xard,
Flax Skd; , Tmoiur Skicu, Clover Skkd,
- Buttkb, Eoos, Bkaxs, Pot'LTur, .
And all kihd8of Country Produce.
Particular attention given to the purchase of
Groceries and Manufactured Articles. -No.
27 Vine Street, Cincinnati.
AGENT FOR Madison Fiabi Stakci CoarAST.
kiiotQgrapi (nailery ,
BLODGETT & CO., V
HAVE got their Photograph Rooms, Third Story
alimeT Block, anlaraed. imnroved, and refitted
and are receiving th. cltiaens of Handaaky county ia
vast crowds, to have their
. Photograph! Taken.
; tt don't make any difference if th. weather
be cloudy or olfaivBlodgutt k Co , eaa make
a first rat. Pioture for yon. Com. and see.
Bledgett ft Co, will make yon a perfect
picture irom the smallest to the largest slae,
' oaths shortest notiea. - Come and see.
Blodgett It Co, hay. eases and frames of
allstyle.andsiie.j.., Come and see.
17 Remember, the best plaee In Fremont to get your
picture taken ia at Blodgett ft Co's Rooms, over Clark ft
Zclgler'a Stora. Gentlemen and Ladies invited; admit
tance, FREE, ry Children's pictures taken. Rooms
open from morning on til evening.
jiMJinti lis w.
Fremont, May J7, 1866.
REJOICE!
AND
PEACE PRICES
OUR SPRING STOCK OF .
Boots and Shoes
ARE NOW IN STORE,
BOUGHT for GASH!
AT PEACE PRICES!
If you want good Goods,
WARRANTED NOT TO RIP,
C0MEBUY0FUS!
We can and will sell as
CHEAP Ott CHEAPER
Than any concern . , .
- WEST OF NEW YORK!
Give us a call at our Store, in
BUCKLAND'S NEW BLOCK, OPPO
SITE BIRCHARD BUILDING.
HOOT & MENG.
FREMONT, 0 May 12, ISM.
SILVE 3EI
AKP
k FINS assortment jnst reootved, of the latest styles
J. and patterna. Suds aa
Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dislies,
Syrup Cups, Goblets, Sugar Baskets,
Spoon Cups, Tea Pots, Coflee Urns,
Cream ditchers, Uups, in aptin Kings,
Bre'ntifirst Castors, Tea Sets, tfce.,
SThea artieles are plated on bast Knits Metal, and all
W Ajumrru) as snen.
Misses Sets of from three to five pieces,
' plated on genuine Alabata.
' Plain and Tipp'd Spoons,
Tea, Coffee and Table Spoons,
Salt and Mustard Spoons,
Desert, Medium and Tate Forks,
Putter, Pie, Fish and Fruit Knives, '
EJf Call and see for yourselves.
ty Poet Office Building,
H. J. ZIMMERMAIT.
rremont, Dee. 3, ISM.
OPTICS.
JUST RECEIVED, aline assortment of taose excellent
Spheroidal Glasses,
a beautifully ground Conearo Convex Lena adapted to
enit all ages, and more apt to improve than impair the
vision, the object appearing with the same foroe in all di
rections. Also, other one -
Crystal ' Glasses,
perfect Coneavo, Piano, Double Conearo sad Convex
Lenses, in Steel, Silver and Sold frames.
Eye Protectors.
Eye or Nose Pluses.
Moroeoo, Planished, and German Silver Spectacle Cases,
rr Call and See, at the Post OSes Bnildiur
Jnnea0,l6. H. I, ZIMMERMAN.
$100 TUE.W AUDI
" FOK A MSDICINI THAT WILL CtJKB
COUGHS,
INFLUENZA,
' . TICKLING in the THROAT,
' "WHOOPING COUGH,
Or Relieve CONSUMPTIVE COUGHS,
' AS QUICK AS "
Coe's Cough Balsam 1
Over Fifty Thousand Bottles !
Have been sold in Its native town, and not a single ins
taoce of its failure is known.
We hare in our poaseasioB, any quantity of certificates
some of them from
EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who hire uned it In their practice, and gtTen it the pre
eminenoe over asj other compound.
IT DOES NOT ;
DRY UP A COUGH I
bat It looseui it, so aa to enable the patient to expec
torate freely.
TWO OR THREE DOSES, ; -WILLL
INVARIABLY CURE .'
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
HALT A BOTTLE has often completely eared the most
STUBBORN COUGH,
and yet, thongh it is so sure and speedy in its operation,
It ia Derfeetly harmless, beinir purely rentable. It is
verv aarreeable to the taste, and may be administered t
children of any age.
LN CASES OF CROUP WE WILL
. .. GUARANTEE A CURE, -
.: ; If taken in seaaon. '
No family should be without it!
. It is within the reach of all, the price being .
ONLY FORTY CENTS.
And if an inTeBtment and thorough trial does not "back
np"tn tvbore statement, Um money will be refunded.-
WeeaytniB Knowing i menia, ana ieei conaaent 1111
one inai wilt eeenre xoruanonw in every aoneenoia.
Do not waste away with ConjrhlDtr, when so nn&il an
InTestmeot will enre yoa. It may be bad of any reapeet-
able DmgB;iit in town, wnowiu lurnisn yon wun a ctr-
anlar or genuine cerancaiei 01 onree it ivaa maae.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
C. G. CLARK & C0n Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Strana- Jk Annstronir. and Benton, Dnnhim h. Co .
v Clereland, 0.v General Anta.
DR. E. DILLON & SON,
Aug.25,'65jl , Agents for Fremont, 0..
DYSPEPSIA.
J Dr. Stiicklaad's
DB. STRICKLAND'3 TOXIC is a
concentrated, preparation of Roots
and herba, with aatiaoids and car-
mtnatives to strengthen toe stom
ach and neivons svstem It is a
TONIC
fj certain remedy for Dyspepeia ar In-
dige3liou, ft ervousnesa, Loes of Appetite, Acidity of the
Stomach. Flatulency and Debility. It is not alcoholic,
therefore particnlarlv suited for Weak, Nervous and
Dyspeptic persona. For sale by all Druggists every
where at il per bottle.
n " DB. STRICKLA.ND'S '
PILE REMEDY
roB
PILES.
has cured thounendH of the worst
casea of Biiod aud Bleedic? Piles.
It Rives immediats relief, and ef
fects a permanent core. Try it directly. It is warranted
to cure.
For sale by all Druggists at SO cants per bottle.
DB. STBICKLANB'S
a co van
MELLIFLl'OrS
COUGH BALSAM
so '
MORE.
g, i a is warranted to be trie on y prepa-
ra lun anown to cu a Courlis, Colds. Hoareene'S, Asth
cna. Whooping Conga, Chronic Cooghs. Consumption,
Bronchitis and Croup. Being prepared from Ilnney and
Herbs it ia healirg, softening, and eircctorsting. and
particularly suitab'.e for all affections of the Throat and
Langs, l or sale by DrnjfUta everywhere, . ; nijl
... J
HAHD WARE !
Wl Ukthisntbod
ofntnrniof thaniu
to our mnr cnBtouMn
i-r ineir nrwriu pm.ro o
f forth )ut riftoeB
Yftn. tta aunro
4 tlvem thatw hsU ooa.
11 dd oar euoru to morlt
thnr eoc tinned tmrorm.
T keepicg m Um ttoek
f Hardware, Iron nd
Vaa.lat -4 1i: a,
itat at Xh iowemt market rote.
arigoof Ui Pad-Lock.
Fremoat, Ohio, Jan. $ 1866. oltf. .
iso's Cure for Consumption,
IS WARRANTED.
1
F TOtT HATE Cooaumption, try it
If you Lave a Congo, try ft. i i ' 1
m
If you have Lung or Throat Disease, try it.
If yoa have any of the symptoms of tiuadread-
ful disease do not fail to try this remedy. If it
does yoa no good yonr money will be refunded
as set forth in the circular which accompanies
each bottle. . .
Sold by DR. J. VT. GOODSOff 4 S0,
Bellevue, Ohio,
DR. X. DILLOX ci BON,. .
Fremont, Ohio.
J
tf HOW MAT CASES OF FATAX
DISEASE HAVE TOU KJfOWK OF WHICH
THE FIRST SYMPTOM WAS, A SLIGHT
COUGH?
5yil
Cleanse the Blood.
With corrupt, disordered or Titiated
Blood, yon are tick ail orer. it nay
burst out in Pimple, or Sores, or in
one actlTe diieae. or it may merely
fkeep yon iiiUeia, depresaed aod pood for
nocning. cat yon cannot nave gooo
hfalth while jonr blood if inspnre,
Atxr'b 3a RSAr abiliva onrna ont these
imparities and Btimulates the organs of life into rigor
ous action, rentor' w the health and expelling direaie.
Hence it rapidly cures a Tar ety of complaints which are
eansed bv imparity of the Blood, Bach as 5cri, or
Kingt Ktil, Turn or $, Ulan, Surety Ermptiatu Ptmpitjs,
Blotches. Boil St. Antkowf$ Firs, R- M or fryitMiii,
Tetter or Salt Rkexin, Scmid Htd, Ring Worm. Canctr
or CamcerouM Tuwur$, Sort Eye, F smalt Dittrntttx, nch
as Retention, hregrUmrity, Svppnstun. rTkti Sterility,
also trpkiiis or Vimtriml Dxstm9t Liver Cowplmnt,
and Beart Lhieajct. Try Aria's 9AXUr.uu.jL. and see
foryonmelf the surprisinif artiTity withwhieh U elean-
ses tne biooa ana cares tnefe aisoraers.
Darinc late years the pnblie hsTS been totaled by lanra
bottlen, pretend iovr to fire a quart of Extract of 3ar
saparillafor on dollar. Most of these have been fraads
apon the sick, for they not only contain Utile, if any,
SarsatMirilla. bat often no curat. re properties whatever.
Hence, bitter disappointment has followed th om of
the Tarinus extract of Sarsaparilla which lood th b
ket, until the name itself has beoem synmrymons with
imposition and cheat. Stl 11 w call this compound "Sar
ssnariUa," and intend to supply such a remedy aa shall
rescne the name from th load of obloquy which rests
apon it. We think we h&ve ground for believing it has
virtues which are irresistable by the ordinary run of th
diseases it is intended to cure. We eaa only asrar th
sick, that we oner taem in nest aiteraUT wnicn we
know how to produce, and w-hae reason to believ. it
is by far the most effectual purifier of the blood yet dis.
covered by anybody.
Ater's Cherry PbctoralU so universally known to
surpass every other remedy fortbeeoreof CtMgk,ColdM
Intiutnza, Joarteneu, Crovp, Bronckitu, IiKipiemt Con
sumption, and for the relief of Consumptive Patients in
advance stages of the disease, that it is useless her to
recoun. the evidence of its virtuea.Th world knows
them. -r
Prepare 1 by J. C AVER Co- LowTl, Massand
sold by all Druggists ana dealers in meaictn evtrywnere.
Sold fn Fremont, by C. R. McCulloch, E. Dillon t.
Son, and 3. Back land k Sons, and by dealers ever j where-
Use Dr. J. Stephen & Co's Paten
OR RESTOBEKS OF THE EYESIGBT.
Ther will Restore Impaired Sight and Preserve it to
the latest I'enoo or uie.
SPECTACLES REXDEBED rSEL!S.
The most
eminent Phy
sicians. Oen.
t lists. Divines.
and tbe most
p rominent
men o t our
; , conntry, r a
:;:jr commend the
...)' nse of the
: COR m E A
RESTORERS
for Preebvi
pla, or Far or long
Sigbtedness. o r
every person who
eara spectacles
irom old aae:
Dimneen of vision,
or Blurrine;; over
worked Eyes; As.
thenepia, or weak
Eyes; Ephiphora,
or Watery Eyea;
Pain la the Eye
ball; .Amaurosis,
or unecanty of
Tisibn:Photonho-
mf 6 1'- '? ? Dia,orlntoleranos
I J J. kiJ 'M-.V .:. of Silht: Weak.
vn vi lu tieiina
and Optic fierve
Mrodesooia. o 1
Specks or Mevini
Bodies before the
Eyes; Ophthalmia
'g a or innvnmation
M jdr..' 1 of the Eye and
T v Eyelids; Cataract
- r.. rr 1
UJ A: ' or raniai Biind-
the Evehell. Hi-
They can bsnsed
by any one with a
i-ni,j 3 ertainty at sne-
- t .' 3 mis. and wlthont
V...--': f the least fear of
Usi ML.,- S IniurytothoEve.
eaKawdf Mors than. 6000
certificates of cures are exhibited at oar office. Curs
ruarenteed in every case when applied accord inir to the
directions inclosed in each box, or the money will be re
funded. Writs for a Circular sent jrratia. Address
DB. J STEPHENS Co, Octtlists,
At BrBHIOx's ramlly Drugstore, No. 10 AstorHouse,
Broadway, New York. (P. O. Box 928.)
P. a. np. J. Stkpbxxs At Co. have Invented and pat
ented a MYOPIA, or COK.VEA FLATTENER, for the
core of Near-Sit;htednes, which has proved a great suer
cess. Write 'ora circular. LUJ'J
GRAY HAIR. ,
This is the AMBnogiA thwt R tngmsflsi
This is th Cora that lay '
In th AxBicofXA that Sing made.
This is th Matt who was bald and
pray,
TTho now has raven locks, they say.
II. .V. ......
In the Axbsosia that King made.
This is the Maiden, handsome and
- gay,
TVlio married the man once bald and .
' ' -gray, , '
Who now has ravrm locks, ther say.
' 'w 'Vftt maae.
This Is th Parson, trho, by the wsy,
AlarricU tlio maidui, haudaome and
piy.
To the man ortcf hula and irray.
But who now has raven locka, they
-4 er,
Beciiiisc he owd the Care that lay
in tne axbuosia mat mil" nuuic.
Tliis is the tVil that rinrs awsr
f rf iTo arouHe the uw,pl,e sail ami pty
- Luto this iHi-t, which iM-re does luy
' Jk$-Tmm?i Ify" ohI1 not beba'dor pray.
r. wieV c Se tnc .VKjivaue etuu tuny maur.
L H.TiJ2S !i CO.. P-TrrirTca, PiTimm-, Jf.rl
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS TUE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!
(r-nyaheailed Pcoplel have their locssrestorf d
by it to tbe dark, Instrma, nlken tretsu of youth, and
TYounypeopIe, with light, faded or red Hair, have
these unfashionable colors chacged to a beautifulau
born and rjoicl
People whose beads are covered with Dandruff and
Humors, use it, and have elf an coata and clear and
helthv "eatps! ,
Bnldfiended Veteran nave their rwmalninj
locks tiphtered, ad the bre spots covered with a lux
uriant growth cf Rvir, and dance for joy!
Younr Omtlemen nse it because it ia richly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it becausa it keeps their Hair la
place!
Everybody mast snd will use it, because it ia th drmu
csf and best artfrle ia t-e market.
For Sal bv DOOLRY k BROS., Wholsal A rents,
Toledo. O., and S. Bl'CKXAND SONS and E. OILLON
SOS, rremont, ani Druggists paarally.
i
fH I -. . if ? . I
Sal J '
1 a. MC - .'i-. 1
tn to! iii:-' - !
aC...
"Ah:
- r, ,.
SELLERS'
LIVER PILLS.
PLAIX A.3D SUGAR-COATED.
(THK ORIGINAL, ONLY TKCI AXD GINCINI.)
Hu .twwt fn. TX( - a..-,. B j
qaaled by any medicine known for the ear of
LIVER COMPLAINT, '
COSTIVNESS,
SICK HEADACHE,
BILLIOUS DISORDERS,
and Indeed for the whole class of diaeaaas originating 1st
B11.1.IAKT DERANGEMENTS.
PREPARED BY
B. E. SEIXEBS fO x
Proprietors, Punbnrf. P.
For sale by DR. E. DILLON & SON.
THHOW AWAY YOTJR CETJTCHES!
REJOICE YE AFFLICTED ONES!
RHEUMTISH CONQUERED!
RHEUMATISM,
OF SIXTEEN YEARS STANDING
Completely Cured by
JOHNSON'S RHEUMATIC COJIIPOCNO
AND ' ' '
Blood Purifier.
WIIT DO TOP SUFFER vm!!I TtIK
CUKK Id AT HAND? Read th testimonials aad k
eonvinced:
Ifessrs. B. It. SELLERS CO. This is to certify that
forth last sixteen years I have keen seriously efflicted
with Rheumatism, often eoaBned to my bouse and area
unable to wa'k. Being la. th Post Office about two
months ago, Mr. Clark oseerrod my arippled eonditian.
and urged me try a bottle of Johnson Rheumatic Com
ponna. lrouoweanie sane, ana now by tb blessing
olGd and the as of smlf a bottle of jour cosa pound,!
am free from all symptoms of EieuaiavtaiD, aa4 asai
waix wiinoas in aia oi my aran, aa well aa ever.
, janta Mcdowell.
. 1 " . Tarentum, October 24,186.
I have known Mr. McDowell for a number of veara. and
do not hesitate to roach for th truth of th abore
statement. JAMES CLARK, Postmaster.
LH AW Suftrit Read' and Cease to Despair!
Mb. Jonirsosf Dear Sir Thia ia to certify that by
using thrc-fourths of a bottle of yonr RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND AND BLOOD PURIFIER, I was oompl!
ly cured of Chronic Rheumatism, alter having suffered
for more than sixteen yeara. I have not nit the
slightest symptom of th return.
a remain yours truly,
lyl ANDREW ARMSTRONG.
Aingueny uny, stay, wo. no 19 James St.
DO NOT-
C 1 D ! U IG 1 H.
BUT USE
SELLER'S COUGH SYRUP,
. , FOR THE CURE OF , ,
Cough, Colelav Hoareeneaw, Influenza,
Tlckllnar senntlna of lb Tbroat, .
Whooping Cough, Croup, Vc , - ' " '
EsTABUtaicp w 1S35.. ' ; '
It 1 an old and well tried remedy, and has stood the
tsst of thtrtvears. ' . r ' , -..
Kead the roilowingr
-One Trial will Convince!
e .y - BaLTrMOB, Fafrleld County, Ohio, 1 "'
- ' Jaauarr iL. lWla.. ., I
Mr. R. X. Sillsis Dear Sir I am entirely eat of
yonr "Imperial Cough Syrup." Will you. sand me, say
six dosen.- I do not want to be, without it, as it is th
only medidnethat will come so near raising th dead.
It will ear th worst conga immediately. I have re
commended it to persons and given them one bottle on
trial, and in every case, they have given clear testimony
that it gar immediate reUefv j
I have need it in say wn family, and And it a sore
cur for esGghs and colds in alt eases. One trial will
convince My person that It is a sure rare for the worst of
coughs aad colds. Respectfully yours,
A. L. SIMMONS.
The above is strong testimony, and offered without so
licitation, in behalf of the beet Cough Medicine of the
dy. .
The Great Curative.'
PtrrascBca, April 19, IMA.
R. E. Sxllzks I have been troubled with a cough for
the fast fes years, by reason of which I hare frequently
been unable to sleep more than half the eight. I tried
many remediea but all in rain. I heard of yonr Cough
Syrap,and resolved to try it, and now state that the nse
of a few bottles hss snred m entirely. I cheerfully re
commend it as a safe, speedr and pleasant cure for conghe
aad colda. . Yours respectfully,
Wat. WOODS.
Thia is strong testimony, snd given voluntarily.
Prepared by R. E. SELLERS k CO.,
Pittsburgh, Pf .
THE
Uneqaaled Remedy
. , .. FOR . . ..
PU R I FY1KG THE BLOOD,
lnd driving from thr,atem all morbid mttrwhittlft
iadnoM vtMtu.
. f DBw CROOK'S 4
Vegetable Extract
Cures ths class of diseases it ia designed rorbsyofid say
ell medicines known to mankind. ,
CJ" It is TBS Kito of ScBoroui Midici jxs. " " '"
17 It never fails to cure Tua one. Old Soaaa, Trr
Txa, SaLT-RBTfxa, or any disxasx or THB sxia.
For Hhenmatiam IT ACTS LIKE A CHARM,
driving away ail aches snd pains, and has no equal in cor
ing it,
KjT It will Cures Cancer.
It win cure Chronic Diseases of the
Eye.
IT IS A REUBLE Medicine for all Diseases which
arias from an imparity of the blood. -See
small drealars at tbe Druswiste.
OLIVER CROOK & CO.,
October 13, 1866. 41yl Proprietors.
Dr. Proctor's
IMPROVED '
IT is unnecessary to speak of the curative propertie of
Tar. The world knows that if its medical propertta
are properly extracted and held tn eolation that there
ar few If any remedies equal to it in cmrinf all Throat
and Lang Diseases.
Ths great complaint baa been of Tar Remedies, baa
been the want of equality in preparation one bottle be
ing good the next worthieea and for this reason it wee
abandoned by many bat now its greet curative powers
ar again bringing it to Uie attention of physieiana end
they find no remedial agent more valued when its nee ia
persevered iu so sbcrxt Is made of the formula of Dr.
Proctor and we print it in full on circular around the
bottle. Th Proprietors have improved apon thia form
ula aa experieoce baa juatlflsd them in doing, and by
their careful method of preparation they not only ob
tain all the medical virtues of the Pine Tree Tar, bat
bold it in solution so firmly that every bottle will he of
equal merit. Themsandacamauesttaitasfirtna.
Wine of Tar is pleasant to the taste aad adapted to
both children and adult.
Asa toxic giving new life and vigor to the system it
Is preferable to the many MBittars" which crowd the
mai ket and have a tend icy to increase intemperance.
WINS OF TAR carve Consumption, Coughs, Colds
Son Throat snd Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma, Diptheria,
travel. Diabetes, - aad rlissasss of th Kida aad BladV
derand etbereonrplaints.
Bold by Druggists aad Grocers throughout the United
SUtes at only $1,00 a bottle.
Pre oared only by
OUTER CROOK fc CO-,
Dattos), O.
Bewsu-e ol Coanlerfelta,
. Genuine bar "Win of Tar" blown oa bottle.
October, 13, 1SA6. yl
BEIYZOIiV IS NOT BE1VZI1YE!
Benzoin Elixir -
Is ths best Remedy for Throat aad Lang Diseases. .
Benzoin Elixir
Is used and recommended by Physicians of large practice .
Benzoin Elixir
Druggists writ, "it is destined to take the lead of all
other preparations because of its great aasrit."
' Benzoin Elixir
Gives relief to the Consumptive, and also cures Bleeding
of the Lungs.
For COUGHS, CCLDS. ASTBMA, BRONCHITIS,
rYHOOPIHa COUGH, Oaaaissiew, mud
Bheedsng of the Imnga, try one bottle of
Benzoin Elixir r
And yoa win not be without it.
Sold by Drngjlela Ewerywhere
At Si cents a bottle.
OUTER CROOK V CO,
October 13, 1865. yl Proprietors.
HALF THE ITCHING,
NO SCRATCHING!
CITRON RAtSAJI willeare the ITCH, ARMY
or WABASH SWtATCHRS, la one or two applica
tions. It kills the snimecuir immediately, if it ia thor
onxhlv applied. The patient can waa it off with soap and .
water the dsy after and be rid of it it rs liq aid; taste
diatelv nenetratee the skin: does not rub eft on clothes;
i. not unpleasant; IT CONTAINS NO MSRCYCR, sad is
safe to as saakr amy cn-rusataajees.
Italso cures Warts, and all Eruptive diseases of the
Skin Ulcers, ftangr" and Rheumatism.
It is sn enemy of Bed Bags.
Manufacture! by
OUTER CROOK sV CO- Dayton, Ohio.
Sold by ell Druggists.
, OstebttU, m. sYItW . , t . . . .