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Fremont Journal.
MARGARET.
Artist's chisel could not trace
Bach 'form, 'with to much grace;
NereTh Italian kie
, Dwell inch light M in her eye.
Sweeter music ne'er waa aung
Than hinga ever on her tongue;
r Roeea have not such a glow
Am that upon her brilliant brow ;
' All that'a bright and fair are met
. In sorely, charming Margaret.
O'er her forehead, brightly ir, - -
Loosely floats her auburn hair,
Ourl'd in ringlets with a flow,
Round a neck as white as snow; y) '.'
Wild her eye as the gazelle's,
Where lurk love's ten thousand spells; '
Fleet her step as woodland lawn
' Skipping e'er the dewy lawn;
In her every grade is met, ;
. None may rival Margaret.
1 : ' I will love her whilst her mind
la pure and holy, good, refined;
Whilst such lovely glances fly
From the heaven of her eye, j
Or pure feeling's ardent glow
, Shines upon her. open brow; ,. .. :
' '" .: I should not be won unless :i
, ' Her virtues match 'd her lovelineas; j
H On my heart a aeal is set,
And on i graven Margaret.
Manchester, Eng., 1828. WM. ROWLISON.
PALMERSTON AND LINCOLN.
Hardlj had the lute President been
consigned to the grave, when the prime
minister of Eneknd died, full of years
and honors. Palmerston traced "ii line;
aire to the time of the conqueror; Lin
- coin went back only to his grandfather.
Palrnerston received his education Tram
the best scholars of Harrow, Edinburg
and Cambridge: Lincoln s early teachers
were the silent forest, the prairie, the river
and the stars. Palrnerston was in public
life for sixty years; Lincoln but a tenth of
. t V :3.
that tune. ; r aimers ton was a bkiuiui gume
of an established aristocracy; Lincoln a
leader, ot rather a companion of the peo-
pie. Palrnerston was exclusively an Eng
lishman, and made his boast mthe House
of Commons that the interest of Jinglana
. was "his Shibboleth; Lincoln thought al
ways of mankind as well as his own coun
try, and served human nature itself.' Pal-
. meraton, from his narrowness as an Eng
lishman, did not endear his country to
anyone court or to any one people, but
rather caused uneasiness ana aisiiKe; Juin
coin left America more beloved than ever
by all the peoples of Europe. Palmers-
ton was self-possessed and adroit in recon-
ciling the conflicting claims of the factions
of the aristocracy; Lincoln, frank and in-
- genuoua, knew now to poise himself on
the conflicting opinions of the people,
Palrnerston was capable of insolence to
ward the weak,- quick to the sense of hon
or, not heedful of right; Lincoln rejected
counsel given only as a matter of policy,
and was not capable of being wilfully un
.just Palrnerston. essentially superficial,
delighted in banter, and knew how to di
- vert grave opposition by playful levity.
Lincoln was a man of infinite jest on his
lips, with saddest earnestness at his heart
Palmerdton was a fair representative of
the aristocratic liberality of the day.choos-
ing for his tribunal not the conscience ' of
humanity, but the House of Commons
.Lincoln took to heart the eternal truths oi
liberty, obeyed them as the commands of
Providence, and accepted the human race
as the iudee of his fidelity. Palrnerston
did nothing that will endure; his great
achievement the se Deration of Belgium,
placed that little kingdom where it must
graviiaie to r ranee, .uncoin nmsiiea
work which all time cannot overthrow.-
Palmerston is a shining example of the
ablest of a cultivated aristocracy ; Lincoln
shows the genuine fruits of institutions
where the laboring man shares and assists
to form the great ideas and designs of his
" country. Palrnerston was buried ' iii
Westminister Abby by the order of his
aueen, - and was followed - by the British
aristocracy to his grave, which after a few
years will hardly be noticed by the side of
t ox and Chatham ; .Lincoln was followed
by the sorrow of his country across the
. continent to his resting-place in the heart
: of the Mississippi valley, to be remember
ed through all time by his countrymen,
and by all the peoples of the world.
Bancroft. - '
WOODEN END OF THE BOARD.
. General Banks in Congress recently told
. . the following story:.. I : : j? j, :
"W hen i was younger than 1 am, in
in the state of New Hampshire, in the
town of Nashua, where I obtained my ed
ucation at a university with a belfry at
. the top and a water-wheel under the lower
-' stories laughter, looking out with my as
sociates and fellow students upon the
:"' smooth and glassy surface of 'the' Merri-
. mac nver, that stream of perpetual beau
" ty and perpetual life, we saw a colored boy
intimately known to us, upon the surface,
engaged in the pleasant exercise of skat
, ing, for it was winter. : While we looked
upon the beautiful Merrimack, the little
negro boy suddenly went in. You may
never have seen a negro under such cir
cumstances. ; ,
"We went down to him with all the
speed possible. Going out to the middle
of the river we took up a plank and hand
ed it to the negro, and he grasped it with
as much alacrity as any one of them will
take a ballot when we give it to him.
Just as we had got it on the hole into
which he had fallen, he fell off the plank
and went in again. The second time ' he
came up he wore an expression I never
shall forget You may never have seen a
negro under such circumstances.
"He was speechless, his emotions sup
pressed all rhetoric ; he did not indulge in
any eloquence at alL He grasped the
plank this time, not with alacrity, but with
ferocity, and we brought him again to the
" surface. We thought he was a negro sav
ed from the jaws of death; but off the
little fellow slipped again and went down.
You may never have seen a negro under
such circumstances. .' . . .
'He addressed us a speech, and I never
heard a speech that contained so much of
touching eloquence as was embodied in
that little negro's speech. 'Please gib dis
nigger de wooden end of dat board.' You
see the end we had given him was the icy
end. It was the same icy end that the
southern people have been holding out to
him for two hundred years. He was en
tirely satisfied that the wooden end was
the best
"Now, sir, what we propose for the negro
in this country is, to give him the wooden
end of the board. He had the icy end of
it more than two centuries. The desola
tion of more than moral retribution has
, come upon the men who extended to him
the icy end of the board, and come upon
them justly. 1 wish now to give him the
wooden end of the board. He willjre
reive from that act of justice the same joy
which that little negro experienced."
A London cabman said : "If you run
over ayonngster down here, the folks don't
say nothing kaso they have got more
children and no wittles for 'em but you
jist run over a goat, or a kid, or a sow, or
a pig, and I'm blest if a mob ain't arter ye
' in two minits."
- The Bditor of a country paper in Wis
consin says thathe.felt called uon to
publish Father Lewis' sermon on the
"Locality of HelL" as it was a question
in which nearly all .his reader were deep
ly interested.
FATE OF FAST MEN.
Tki'viniXiis dfft "early. "They fall like
shadows, or tumble" wrecks and ruins into
the grave often while quite young, almost,
before forty. '
'Ths wicked hreth not half his days."
The world at once ratifies the truth and
assign the reason by describing the dis
solute life of --fast men; that is, they live
fast They spend twelve hours in six;
getting through the whole before the
meridian, and dropping lntoaaraness wmic
others are in the glory of light Their
sun goeth down while it is yet day. " And
they might have neipea iu jiusuj
a;, Kc.fr.ra Vi nel. - Yonnr men of een-
ius, Kke Burns and Byron, to whom, when
dissipated and profligate, uiiriy-seven is so
fatal, and your obscure and nameless wan
dering stars; who waste their time in liber
tine indulgence they cannot live, they
must die earlv. They put on steam till
they'blow up the boiler. They run at
such a rate that they lire goes out ior want,
of fuel. The machinery is destroyed by
rapid speed and "reckless wear- Nothing
an MvA t iem. i neir pu vsicat system
.. fll " , 1 1
cannot stand the 6traiu they put to it;
nrhilo tViA ctntn of their mind is often such
that tlifl soul wotiM eat the substance of
triA most robust bodv. and make for itself
a way of escape from the incessant hell of
its own tnouguis. ..
A COLD IN THE HEAD.
v A Dr. Palion, of St FoyJ Trance hB
discovered a new method of curing cold in
the head. Herewith is the prescription:
' It consists in inhaling through the nose
the emanations of ammonia contained in a
smelling bottle. ' If the sense Bf smell is
completely obliterated, the Dottle snouia
be kept under the nose until the pungen
cy of the volatile alkali is felt The bot
tle is then removed, only to be reapplied
after, a minute; the second application,
however, should not be long, that the pa
tient may bear it.. This easy operation be
ing repeated seven or eight times in the
course of five minutes, bnt . always very
rapidly, except the first time. The nos
trils become free, the sense of smell is' re
stored, and the secretion of the irritating
mueus is stopped.' ' This remedy is said
to be peculiarly advantageous to singers. '
Gen. Swayne, Freedmen's Commission
er for Alabama, reports iu Washington
that Gov. Parsons is taking strong loyal
ground, and, in consequence, is becoming
so obnoxious to the people of the State
that his life has been repeatedly threaten
ed. That reminds us of Gen. Terry's late
remark that if any more troops of his
command were mustered out he should
have Uo remove his headquarters from
Richmond to Fortress Monroe.
Worry not work makes gray hairs;
the faith of man that everything will
eventually work out good for him, so long
as he shall faithfully and patiently labor
on in the course of ordinary duties, too
often deserts him, leaving him troubled
about many things, though his good sense
-"-philosophy tells him this anxiety" for
the morrow avails little, and it is an ex
pensive outlay of the energies of life.
iOf Shakspeare, it is i said by Richard
Grant White, that he never retouched or
amended one line of all his works; he
wrote for money, and having got his pay
he left his works to take care of them
selves. He never wrote anybody a letter,
and when he died he left but four signa
tures behind.
Everywhere there is a class of men who
cling 'with fondness to whatever is ancient,
and who, when convinced by overpower
ing reasons that innovation would be ben
eficial, consent to it with many misgiv
ings and forebodings. Macauley.
: ;The innumerable and bitter complaints
against servants are w ell met by the story
of Ralph Emerson, who found a friend in
the cars, coming into Boston, commission
ed by his wife to employ "an angel to do
cooking for two dollar a week."
Let a man respect his doubts, for doubts,
too, may have some divinity in them.
That we have but little faith is not sad,
but that we have but little faithfulness.
By faithfulness faith is earned.
You say that you do not succeed.
Does it concern you enough that you do
not ! Do you work hard enough at it f
Do you get the. benefit of discipline out of
it! it so, persevere.
The loval peoule of Virginia complain
that the rebel Legislature of that State
have passed a law compelling the loyal
men to aid, by taxation, in pensioning the
widows of rebel soldiers.
' Mrs. Partington says JefE Davis was a
fool for dressing in woman's clothes, for
he might know that the men would run
after him then.
Let not the law of the country be the
utmost limit of thy honesty, nor think
that always cood enough which the law
will make good. - -
Men and boys are learning all kinds of
trades but how to make men of them
selves.
They are slaves who dare not not be
In the right with two or three. '.
YOMG AMERICA
D1IMIIMC SALOON
Situated on Pike Street, one
door West of Doncyson's
Grocery.
OYSTER AND EATING SALOON!
rilHIS ESTALISHUKNT is now thoroughly farniihe
1 and rea4r to serve op mei?i at all hoars of the day,
Lrerrtniog thit tha market auords always on ban a,
wnicn can oe ooca'.nea on anon notice prepared in any
Baduaner aeeirea. armera win nna uui tae place to get
WARM MEALS.
Ladies Saloon.
Connected with this establishment is a department
excloairely for Ladies, with an independent entrance
and entirely separated from the gentleman's saloon,
where they can always ffet superior oysters, or whatr
ver in the eating line taey may desire. This room is
under the supervision of lady attendant.
The Bar of the Saloon in stocked with the very beet
articles of Liquors, Ale, Porters, Wines,
OYSTERS!
Ojttera bj the can, and half can, can alway. ba ob
tained at pricea si low as c&n ba bought elaewhars.
y Code and ace for yourself.
CLEVELAND k M1LLI0UF.
Frcment,NoT. 10, I860. 45tl
Wool Twine,
Balls and Skeins Bwt kinds, and CHEAP.
Carpet Warp,
Of Cotton, Flax and Hemp. 1st, 2d and Sd quality
oolored and gray.
Wrapping Twines,
Of every description.
FANCY TWINES, WICKING,
Shoe Thread, 8ine Twlces, Gilling Threads, Fishing
Lines, Stam Packing, and Snrjteon's Tow.
Blocking and Loom Cord.
ROPE AND CORDAGE.
, Writing and Wrapping
. Envelopes and Paper Bags.
Willard Harvey & Co.,
61 Maiden Lane, New York.
ABiERICANiWATCHES
swiss w at ciras.
Fine Geneva Watch.es, "
Msdt xmsly tor mj tnds.
Ladles' Gold - Watches,
Sssawlsd sad alaio, snt st vith disad.l
ilrer Plated Ware.
Fine
Pocket Cutlery.
- . . . .n t:
.-. r
Scissors, large and small.
Spectacles, 'steel,' silver Sc. sold.
Portemonales.
Smith St Wesson f lne.T Shooters.
Diamond
Binge with
Setting.-
Crown
Iiadies' Gold and Plated Chate
lain Chains.,.
Solid Plain" Heavr Gold Binge
- by the Pwt. , .
readies' Sets enameled and plain,
pendant, oval and round.
Chrysolite Drops set in fine Gold
Silver and German Silver Thlnv
bles.
Gold Pens.
Ladies' Cabas Bags.
Fine Table Knives.
Hair Chains.
-2!
Waterbnrr Clocks.
JUST RECEIVED,
WARRANTED,
; AND GOING CHEAP, at
ZIMMERMAN'S.
3NSE
OUR
P
2ARiKG S!,I
UUJJ
OF
Dress Goods,
OF
Silks,
OF
Cloaks,
or
Shawls,
OF
Balmorals,
OF
fi Domestios,
OF
Cassimeres,)
or
Cloaking,
Flannels,
OF
Hosiery and Gloves,
or
White Goods, ;
, Underwear,
OF
Hoop Skirts,
Everything in the Store
AT
Immense Redaction te correspond
with New York prices.
300
PIECES
OF .
DRESS GOODS !
FK0K A0CTIOV,
Whieh will be sold less than cost of importatioa.
C0NDIT BRO'S.
BIRCH BO BtOCSw
Jrajtoat, . H 154a, ,
I
At Cost! ;
At Cost!
CASH "l. STORE!
JANUARY 18. 18GB.
T make room for SPRING! GOODS, ws
will sell for THIRTY DAYS the following:
Goods at Cost !
LADIES' FANCY FURS, a Fine As-
sortment. 1
LADIES' FUR HOODS,
; LADIES' HOODS fe NUBIAS,
.... BREAKFAST SHAWLS,
'.' . LADIES' WINTER HATS,
Winter Dress Goods!
. Winter Dress Goods I
FRENCH MERIN0E3,
ENGLISH MERINOES, '.
EMPRESS CLOTH, . ;' ' : . .
POPLINE,POPLINE,
LADIES' UNDER GARMENTS,
MENS' UNDER-SHIRTS AND
DRAWERS.
A LOT OF
LADIES' SHOES,
A LOT OF
BOYS' SHOES,
LADIES' GENTS'
AND CHILDREN'S
RUBBER SHOEP.
MENS' FDR CAPS,
, BOYS' FDR CAPS.
OUR
STOCK
" OF
, GOODS
IS
LARGE.
OUR ASSORTMENT IS FINE.
WE ARE SELLING
CHEAP FOR CASH.
PRINTS AND SHEETINGS,
Call at the
,. 1
Fremont Cash Store,
Where you will find the largest and finest
stock in tha country. '
B. D. AUSTIN;
FREMONT, JAN. 18, 1866. 45tf
XV. W. WHITNEY'S
PALACE OF MUSIC.
T take plearara in inviting the attention of mr old
X friends and customers and all new ones, in want of
anything in the uasio line, to my
NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE,
No. 173 Summit Street,
where I bsre remored mr entire stock, and hare also
made auch addition! thereto aa to be able to offer to ths
musical public the
Largest Assortment of Musical Merchan
dise to be found xn the JSorthvoesU
The 6 rut floor will be stocked with SHEET MUSIC, for
both wholesale and retail trade, String Goods, Mosic
Books, and all kinds of small Instruments, such as Vio
lins, Guitars, Drama, Brass and Silver Band Initra-
ments, Ac , &e.
Particular attention paid to the String Department.
The Second Floor, 20 by 100 feet, will be used exclu-
alrely as a sales Boom ior
PIANOS, ORGAXS ASD MELODEONS,
where will alwaja be found a splendid assortment of
Pianos from the well-known manufactories of Steinwaj
& Sona, Chickertne k Sons, and eight other flrst-ctus
masere. o. u. ax a. w . amnn'i ceieorsteo American Ur
ease, pronounced or all mueieians. superior to all oth
ers in the market. Also, W. W. Whitney's New Patent
Improved Melodeons, manufactured bj myself. (Factory
10 s ' auuuaii oiraeb.; x.yery xnsirumem auiy war.
ranted and satisfaction guaranteed.
The entire Third Floor, will be used for wholesaleiag,
Storing s wu, anu ropainug uiu infibrumenis.
Piano Cotsts, Stools, Ac, wholesale and retail.
Organs and Melodeom.
rpB! best Pianos in the city will be found at Whole.
aw ana neisu . -
. Whitney's Palace of Music,
173 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohie.
Illustrated circulars free.
f CONSIDER "Whitney's ImproTed M'lodeons" a
X penor to au oiners.
Geo. W. Morgan, Xew York.
J. W. Sufiero, Toledo, O.
Wm. B. Thompson, New York.
L. G. B!aisdell, Monroe Seminary.
D. De Vivo, Opera Manager, New York
E. Hoffman, Pianist, Varian Hoffman Concert Troupe.
Max Strskosch, New York, s nd 100 others.
Made only at Toledo by W. W. Whitney. Factory
146 and 148 Summit street.
Send for circulars and prioes. ; Erery instrument war-
raniea ior ore years.
Send orders to
Whitney's Palace of Music,
mSummitStrrs1
raw.
NEW
CON FEtCTlONEiVY .
Cor Front and Garrison Streets,
FBEJIO.T, OHIO,
Where may be found
Fresh Candy,
la all its nrieties, at
Wholesale and Retail
Also,
Gum,' Gum Drops, Chocolate Cream
Drops, Licorice and Licorice Drops, Fig-
raste, Gell Drops, in iact, every thing m
. The line of Confectionery.
Also A choice lot af Cigars, matcbek. , c.
.' A good assortment of
FAMILY-GROCERIES
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
CASH
PAID
or Proilacc.
3" Remember the place, Thko. Clapp's
Old stand, Fremont, Uiuo.
" F. K. TETER Sc CO.
Jtly 14,164. -
,
:
The War is over!
Gold has Gone Down 1
AND ":
ROBERTS & SHELDON
Have reduced the Prices
ON HARDWARE
TO CORRESPOND. .
E ask the Farmers to call and exam
ing our stock of s ,
Tools- and Implements,
which consist in part of .
Combustion Steel Plow,
Curtis' Iron Beam,
Fostoria Oast Plow, .
Corn Plows,
Shovel Plows, double and single,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shellers, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes, .
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes, ; v. , ,
Grain Cradles, . - . :
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
Churns, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,
Clothes' Wringers, ;
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
Sheep Shears and Wool Twine,
Land Plaster, .
Water Lime,
StUCCO," tfec, fec, 4&C.
Together with a complete stock of
Nails,
fHouse and Barn Trimmings,
uildera' and Farmers' Hardware,
zv
'.Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
AU of which ws offer at
Prices which defy Competition
, ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
CHAMPION
Mower & Reaper
Cider Mills,
Buckeye Wood' Sawing Machines,
: Fairbanks' scales,
Our Tin Shop,
Is in order, and will fill jour order
with despatch. '
ROBERTS & SHELDON
FREMONT, O., May l,lftS
ERIE RAILWAY !
BROAD GUAQEDOUBLK
' .: TO
TRACK ROUTE
NEW YORK, BOSTON
. and New England Cities. .
' THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Dnnkirk to New York 460 mie,
Hnfialn to Now Vork 423 ill ilea.
Salamanca to New York 415 ittilea,
ASD IS FROM
22 to 27 mdes THE SHOE, TESTR 0 UTE.
All trains run directly through to Ket York, 460
nfeLKiMoM change oj i
Coachei.
From and after Not. 20th, 1865, Trains will Ipaie in
connection with all Western lines, as follows: -
fBOM DCNKIHK AND SACAJIANCA-
By New Y oik time from Untoa UepoU:
531 A. M. Nem York Dy frpress, from Salamanca,
Daily, (except sunoays.; intersects at uomells.
Title with the 6.00 A. M. Day Eiprew from Buffalo,
and arriTes in new tors at lu.xu r. a.
7,00 A. M. Ezfrtu Mail, from Dunkirk, Daily (except
Sundays). tops at Salamanca 0.25 A. JI-, and
connects at HorueHsviile and Corning with the
8 3 A.M. JSipreas atailtrom naUAlo,ana arriTOS
inMev vork at 7XU a.m.
4 .20 P. M. JVcaj Tor Aist Exprtts, from Dunkirk.
. Daily (exceptSondajsj. Stops at Salamanca 7.00
. P. a!., and arrive! isAavl ork at 12 oj rJl- con.
necting with Afternoon Trains and Steamers for
Boston and New England Cities.
6.10 Jf - Accommodation TYoia, from Dunkirk, daily
(excepisunaays;. atops at aiamacca v x& r.
and intersects at HornellSTille with 10.45 P. H
Cincinnati Express from Buffalo, and arrives in
New ork at 4.io r. a.
FROrtl BUFFALO By New York time from De
pot Cor. Exchange and Michigan streets.
5.00 A. M. Aew York Dm Express (Sundays excepted
Arrives in New York at 10.20 P.M. Connects at
Great Bend with the Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western Kauroaa for f B'.iadeiphia Baltimore.
Washington, ana all points south.
8,35 A. M. Erprtss Mail, via Avon and Bomellsrille
(Daily, except Sundays). - Arrives io New York at
7.00 A. M. Connects at Elmira with Williamsport
4 Elmira Kauroaa lor riarrisourgri, rhiiaaeipma,
Baltimore, n asmngton ana points sontn.
0.05 P- AT. Acs Tork Sight Express, Dotty. Arrives
in New York st 11 50 A. If.
10.45 P.M. Cincinnati Express, Dsily (except Son
days). Arrives in New York at 4 15 P. at. Con
necleat Eimirawllh Williamsport ft Elmira Bill
road; at Great Bend with Delaware, Lackawanna h
Western Railroad, and at New York with After.
no6n Trains and Steamers for Boston and New
New England cities.
Only One Train East on Sunday, leaving Buffalo at
0.06 p. ana rescuing new ior. at u ma. a , in aa.
Tsnos or all otner rout a.
Boston snd New Englsnd Passengers, with their Bag.
gsge, are transierrea jrec oj caarge in ftew x ors.
TUK EE5I VENTILATED AND MOST LUXCBIOl'sJ
SLEEPING COACHES
tyj.V THE WORLD
accompany all night trains on this railwsyj
Baggage checked through, and fare always as low as
by any otner nome.
t3 Ask for Tickets via Erie Riuicttf, which can be
obtained at all Principal Ticket Offices in the West and
South-West.
II. RIDDLE, XV 71. 11. BIRR,
Gen'ISup't. ... Oen'lPsss. Agent
Lake Erie k Louisville Railroad
VN snd after Thursday, February 17, 1 866, trains will
J run dai'y, (Sundays excepted,! aa loiiows:
Lost Fremont, at ......... 0 30 o'clock, A. 11.
u Brunei's K6S - -
Winters, 10.07 -
" . Kansas, 10 21
'Jackson 10 42 m
Beach Fostoria, 11 M
Leaea Fostoria 11.14
- Arosdis, 11 40 )
Marion .: 12.10 -
ArriTSStFradUy, y. 1218 -
RETURNING,
Imk Ftndlay, st 2.00 o'clock P. M.
sHarion 2.S2 " "
." Arcadia, 2 4 "
ArriTe at Fostoria, 3(3 " "
LeaTS FrtorU 8.17
sjackson S9 " h
m Kansas, 8 9
Winters 4.1SI
' Bruner's 4 21
ArriTCStFramont,.... .... 4 46 " u
Trains stop only on signal.
Trains on this Rosd arrire at Fremont in the evening
fen time to connect witn trains on me oieveiana sna To
ledo Road both East and West.
Trains will leave Fremont in the forenoon after ths
arrival of trains from Cleveland and Toledo.
Passengers by this line reach Findlsy several hours in
advance of any other routs.
Buy Tickets, via Fremont, in Cleveland and Toledo, at
ths Ticket O&cef of ths ClereJand and Toledo Railroad.
L. Q. KAW30 Sup-t, .
Fremont, March 2, 1866.
TO ALIs THOSE WHO CON
TEMPLATE BUILDING.
I AM now prepared to tak.jnbs of all kinds of bnildins
at a less rate than any other Master Mechanic in this sec
tion of country. BaTics; r.l years of experience in
building, 1 natter myself ilut lean please all in rsici
and sttls, who intrust a job to. ne.
J am also prepared to tarnish estimates, plans and
snrciSeations of structures st any time, or do job work
bythtday. HENRY SBIVELY.
rramoat, Jn. 5,1886. let.
Photograph y GaWcty .
BLODGETT & CO., ,
HATI lot their Photograph Booms, Third 8tory
Kims Block, enlarged, taprored, and refittsd
and are receiving the eitiseBS of Saadaaky eounty In
vast crowds, to hare their
Ptaotoarraphs Taken.
' It doa't make any difference If ths weather
. be aloady or clear, Blodfett k Co , oaa aukke
a Srst rat Picture for yo. Come and see.
Blodfstt Co., will make yoa a perfect
picture from the smallest to the largest stse,
oaths shortest aottee. Corns aad see.
Blodgett Co, hare esses and frames of
all styles and sixes ' Come and see.
sar Bemember, the best olaeetu Fremont to set tout
Icturs taken is at Blodgett k Co's Rooms, orsr Olsrk k
leisler'a Store. Oentlemea aad Ladies invited: admit-
taaoe. FREE. tTaT Children's niotures taken. Booms
open from morning until craning.
bxmwxit at uu.
Fremont, May7,l8. , . .
REJOICEH
AND
PEACE PRICES
OUR SPRING STOCK OF
Boots and Shoes
ARE NOW IN STORE, '
BOUGHT for CASH!
AT PEACE PRICES!
If you want good Goods, .
WARRANTED NOT TO RIP,
COME BUY OF US!
We can and wiU sell as
CHEAP OB 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, O., May U,18U. .
SILVER
A D
PLATED WAHE.
i FINE assortment just reserved, of ths latest styles
JX. and patterns. Bnenas -
Cake Baskets, Castors, Butter Dishes,
Syrup Cups, Goblets, Sugar Baskets,
Spoon Cups, Tea Pots, Coffee Urns,
Cream Pitchers, Cups, Napkin Rings,
Brentihrst Castors, lea Sets, dec,
jTThese articles are plated on best White Metal, sad all
Vf AJUUUTTSP H SUCH.
Misses Sets of from three to fire pieces,
plated on genuine A la beta.
Plain and Tipp'd Spoons,
Tea, Coffee and Table Spoons, .
Salt and Mustard Spoons,
Desert, Medium and Tat'e Forks,
Putter, Pie, Fish and Fruit Knives, '
X3T C11 and sss for yourselves. .
iy Post 019 as Building.
H. 1. ZIMMIRMAN.
Fremont, 0,Do. 2, 1864.
OPTICS.
TU8T RECEIVED, a One assortment of those eieeUent
U (tpnerotaai uiaaaea,
a beautifully ground Coooavo Costsx Lens adapted to
snit all ages, and mors spt to improve than impair ths
vision, the object appearing with
the
force in all di
recti ons. Also, other fine
Crystal Glasses,
perfect Concaro, Piano, Double Concaro and Convex
tenses, la steel, butst sad ttoui n-ames.
Eye Protectors.
Ere or Nose masses.
: Moroooo,Planiahed, and Sarman Bllver Spectacle Cases.
rr Call and sea. at ths fost Wnoe Bulimnir.
"one JO, 18. H. J. ZIMMERMAN
100 TVEAV Alim
FOR A 1IEDICINK THAT WILL CURZ
COUGHS,
. INFLUENZA, ,
TICKLING in the THROAT,
WHOOPING COUGH,
Or Relieve CONSUMPTIVE COUGHS,
AS QUICK AS
Coe's - Cough Balsam
Over Fifty Thousand Bottles
Hsts been sold in its native tows, and aot a single ins
tance of its failure is known.
Ws have in oar possession, any quantity of certificates
some oi mem Irom
EMINENT PHYSICIANS,
who have used it In their practice, snd given it ths pre
eminence over any otner compcuna.
ir DOES NOT
DRY UP A COUGH
butit looseus it, so as to enable ths patient to azote-
to rate freely.
TWO OR THREE DOSES,
WILLL INVARIABLY CURE
TICKLING IN THE THROAT.
HALF A BOTTLE hss often completely eared tbs most
STUBBORN COUGH,
and vet.thonsh it is so sure snd speedy in its operation,
it is perfectly harmless, being purely Tegetable. It
very agreeable to the taste, ana may be administered
children of any age.
IN CASES OF CROUP WE WILL
GUARANTEE A CURE,
If taken in seaaon. "
No family should be without it
It is within ths reach of all, the pries being
ONLY FORTY CENTS.
And if an inTertment and thorough trial doca sot Mback
np" the abOTO atatement, the money will be refunded.
We Bar this knowing ita merita, and feel confident that
one trial will secure for it a home in erery honsehold,
Do not waste away with Coughing, when so small an
Inreatment will cure jou. It maj be bad of mnj respect
able Druggist in town, who will furnish you with a ar
eolar ol genuine oemocaies or cures it nas anaoe.
Sold bf Druggists everywhere
C. G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NfcW HAVEN, CONN.
Stronff ft Armstrong, and Benton, Dunham & Co-
Cleveland, General Agents.
DR. E. DILLON & SON,
Aug. M, 'toy 1 Agents for Fremont, 0.
DYSPEPSIA.
DR. STRICKLAND'S TONIC is
I Dr. Strickland's ft concentrated preparation of Roots
ana nerbs, with antiaeids and car
minatives to strenirtheD the stom
K sch and nerrous srstem. It is
Ci certain remedy for Dyspepsia or In
digestion, fterrousnees, Loss of Appetite, Acidity of ths
Stomach, Flatulency and Debility, ft is not alcoholic,
therefore particularly suited for Weak, Nerrous snd
Dyspeptic persona. For sals by all Druggists erery
where st ft per bottle.
-ua DR. STKICKLANIVS
PILE REMEDY
hss cured thoussnds of the worst
cases of Blind snd Bleeding Piles
PILE S.
sj, iuc reuei, ana ei-
fectss permanent cure. Try it directly. It is warranted
to core.
For sale by allDruggista at 50 cents per bottle. v
3 DR. STRICKLAND'S
CO I tiH
MELLIFLUOUS
COUGH BALSAM
so
MORS.
is warranted to oa the on'y prepa
ration known to cure Coushs, Colds, Boarsene's, Asth
ma. Whooping Cough, Chronic Coughs, Consumption.
Bronchitis and Croup. Being prepared from Hncey and
Herbs it is healirg, snftrning. and expectorating, and
particularly suitable for all affections of ths Throat and
Lungs, for sals by Dmgjtsts STerywhara. n2yl
4 'rnxir,
is
s
a
HAHDWARE I
WE Ukthif method
of retornijig tbaokf
io far mny ruiom
fir thir ll'jortl ptron
sre (or tb 't Vitlnn
YmrB, and to Maaro
them th&twe eba.ll eov
tinne onr effort to merit
tbrir emtiDoed Urora.
bvkepiDffa lirtv atock
of Hardware, Iron and
Kail, and eellioc the
fame at the lowest market rmta.
CAM ILLO dc BROTHER.
hignof the Tad-Lock.
Fremont, Ohio, Jan. 6. 1866. nltf.
Piso'sXare for Consumption)
IS WARRANTED.
1
r T0T7 SAT! Oonsqmption, try it
If you ba e a Cough, trj it.
If you lave Liing or Throat Disease, try it.'
If you have any of the symptoms of this dread
ful disease do not fail to try this remedy. If it
does you no good your money will be refunded
as set forth in ths circular which accompanies
each bottle.
Sold by DR. . W. GOODSOJf 4 802T,
' Belleyue, Ohio,
DR. E. DILLOJT 4 SOX,
Fremont, Ohio.
tar HOW MANY CASES OF FATAL
DISEASE HAVE TOU KNOWT OF WHICH
THE FIRST SYMPTOM WAS A SLIGHT
OOUGHl."
5,1J
Cleanse the Blood.
With corrupt, disordered or ritiated
Blood, rou are lick jUl orer. It may
burst oat in Pimple, or boree, or in
tome aetire diaease. or it mar merelr
ieep yoa liRtleea, depreaaed and good for
nothing. Bui yon cannot care gooo
health while your blood la iwpure.
Atzr's Sarsafajulla puriree out these
impurities and stimutatei the orfiaus of life into rigor
ous action, restoring the health and expelling disease.
Hence it rapidly enrea a rar ity oi eompuunia wmcu are
caused br impnrity of the Blood, auch aa Scrofula, or
Kin.gr JLvtL, 1 Mm or i, ctrera, bore, uruptions, rrmpiu,
Bioteke, Both. St. Anthony Jr, of ErysjpoUM,
Tetter or Salt Rheum, Semld Head, Bin Worm, Cancer
or CuMcerams Turner, Sore Eve$, Femtmi JJteeete, such
as Ket e niton, irregTUttnt. suppression, trmte , rrtft;y,
also Syphili or ftnenml Dtseme, Liver Complmmt,
and heart Visemteo. Try atir's SabSapkitxa, and see
foryourself tbesurprisiDgactirity with which it clean
see the blood and cures thee disorders.
During late yeara the pubhe bare been milled by Iarga
bottlen. rretendintr to sire a quart of Extract of t'ar
aapanliaror one aouar. jioet oi mete nare oeen rranca
upon the sck. for they not only contain little, if any
Sarsanarilla, bnt often no curative properties vhaterar.
Hence, bitter disappointment baa followed tbe use of
the rariousexuacts oi i arsapanuawnien nooa uie s&ar.
ket, until the name itself has become rynonTmoua with
imposition and cheat. Still we call this compound 3ax
sanariHa." and intend to supply auch a remedy aa shall
rescue the name from the load of obloquy which resta
upon it- We think we hare ground for beliering it hmi
Tirtnes which are irretnstable by the ordinary run of tbe
dia?aeji u ta tntenoea to cure, we can onjy asuure tne
iok. that we eiTer thrm the best alteratire which we
know how torrodace.aod we ha-e reasoa to be Here, It
is by far tha most effectual pu rifle j of tha blood yet dia.
coveted by anybody.
Ater's Cbkrrt Pxctorax is so unirerfal1y known to
surpsM erery other remedy for the cure of Ceufks, Cold
Influenza, hoar tenets, Croup, Bronchitis, kneipisut Cou
nmvtion. and for tbe relief of Coauramptira Patient a in
adrancestagea of the disease, that It is useless here to
recount the eridenee of Its rirtuea. Tha world knows
th-m.
Prepare i by J. G. AYER A Co Lowell, Mass., and
sold by all Iiruggiata ana aeaiera in medicine ererywhere.
Sold in Fremont, by 0. R. McCulloch, I. Dillon Ju
Son. and 3. Back! and & Sou, and by dealers ererj where.
eb. 9, lw5. bmx.
Use Dr. J. Stephen & Co's Patent
OR RESTORERS OF1 THE EYESlGRT.
They will Restore Impaired Sight and Preserrs it to
the latest renoa or me.
tSPECTACL.ES RENDERED USELESS.
The most
eminent Phy
sician., Oca.
lists, Dirines.
and ths most
sromiaent
men o f oar
: : country, r e-
vjt commend ths
nse of the
. CORNEA
RESTORERS
for Presbyo
pia, or Far or long
Sightedness, o r
erery person who
wears spectacles
from old ags;
Sireness of Tision,
or Blurring; over
worked Ere; As
thenopia, or weak
Ayes; fephiphora,
or Watery Eyes;
Psin in ths Eye
ball; Amaurosis,
or Obsenritr ot
Viaion;Pbotopho
bia, or Intolerancs
of Sight; Weak,
sees of the Petins
snd Optic Nerrs;
Myodesopia, o l
Specks or Moring
Bodies before the
Eyes; Ophthalmia
or Intironiation
of the Ere and
Eyelids; Cataract
Eyes; Hemiopia,
or Partial Blind
ness; Sinking of
the Eyeball, Stra
bismus, orSqoint
ina, 4c
They can be need
by any one with a
crtainty of suc
cess, and without
the least fear of
iDjury to the Ere.
Mors than 5000
certificates of cures ars exhibited st onr office. Care
guaranteed In srery can when spplied sceording to ths
directions inclosed in each box, or the money will be re
funded. Write for Circular tent gratis. Address
DR. i STEPHENS k Co, OcnisTS,
At KrUToa's Fsmily Drugstore. No. 10 AstorHouse,
Broadway, New York. P. O. Box 828.)
. r. S.j-Dr. J. 8tfhs!is Co. hay. Inrrnted and pat
ented a MVOPIA. or CORNEA FLATTENER, for the
curs of Kear-Sightedness, which has prored a great suc
cess. Write for s Circular. yl
RING'S
GRAY HAIR. '
-frili.--aV'-
This is the Axbbosia that Bingmsdsi
This is tha Cars that lay
In ths Ahbkosia that Bing aaada.
This Is tho Slan rrho rrns bold and
grny.
who now has rarra locks, they say.
He used the Care that lay
la tho Ambbosia that Klnj nude.
This In the Maiden, handsome and
who married the man once bald and
..gray.
Who now has ra-rrn locks, they say.
He nso.l the Ambrosia that King
made.
This Is tho rarson, who, by the way.
Slarricd tho majdfn, handsome arid
To the mart once bald snd ffrny,
Hut who cow has raven locks, they
say.
Because he tised the Care that by
In the AjtaausiA that Hmg made.
This is the Bell thnt rinrr; atray
1 nroiwe the people sad and ;iy
Lnto this fnt-t,wlMh heretke l;ty
If yon wohM not Ite batd or ffrat,
Use the AMVS.OMA that lilng nunlr.
LM.TUBBSGn., Ppofsifts
Prrri
RING'S
VEGETABLE, AMBROSIA
IS TUE MIRACLE OF THE AGt".
Ijiray-heanled People hare their locks re.tnred
by it to tbe dark, lustroiu, silken tresses of youth, and
are nappy I
Yournr I'eop'e, with lifkt. faici or red Hair, hare
these unfashionable colors changed to a beautixhl au
burn and rjoicel
People whose heads ars esrered Vith Zssrfniaad
Jfnmers, use it, and hare cr an coats and clear and
healthy scalpp!
Bald headed Veterans Iare their remaining
looks lightered, ad the bare spots covered with a lux
uriant growth of Hair, and dance for joy!
Young Oentlemea nse it because it ia richV perfomed!
Young Indies Uf it b cause it keeps their Hairin
P1,ce' .t .
Ryerybedy must and tcill use it, because it is the clean-
est and tart:e!e iu tre mark.t.
For Sale by DOOI.EY ft BROS., Wholsale Agents,
Toledo, O., snd 8.BI CKLA.ND k SONS and B.OILtON
k SON, frsmoat, and Druggists gsnsrslly.
TTD.
ITC6
... ."Ss..,, '
2 fe&SSSj
USE THE BEST.
8ELLEES' .
IVER PILLS.
PLAIN ASD SUGAR-COATED.
(THI ORIGI.VAL, ONLT TRUE AND GIKUIKI )
Hss stsod for Tbirtt years s Stasis Remedy, une
qual ed by any roerl cin? known for tbs care of
LIVER COMPLAINT,
COSTIVNESS,
SICK HEADACHE,
BILLI0US DISORDERS,
sad Indeed for the whole etas of diaesses ariff ostir( la
BILi,IAHT OIlBAKOSMEKTS.
PREPARED BY
B. E. SELLERS CtX,
Proprietors, PnuiBrr p
For taio by DR. E. DILLON & SON.
THKOW AWAY YOVxX C&TJTCH23I
-ssr- -t-
REJOICE .YE AFFLICTED ONES I
RHEUMATISM CONQUERED!
RHEUMATISM,
OF SIXTEEN YEARS STANDING
CompleUly Cored by
JOHNSON'S RHEUMATIC GOnPOUNB
Blood Purifier.
WBT DO TOU SUPFETS tsis-isi raw
CUHK 18 AT HAND? Besd ths testimonials sad cs
eonrineed:
Messrs. B. K. 8ELLEBS k CO. This i. tir. ...
for tbe last aixUen years I bar, been seriously a Kitted
with Rheumatism, often confined to say hoaae and em
nnahls to wa s. Being ia ta Post Office asvot two
months sgo, Mr. Clark shserrsw soy ertsnlew en edition.
"'a - .uiwua .iKN.maessvoea.
poind. I followed his sdries, and now by ths-Messis.
of God and the nse of half a bottle of yonr eosstjaaaa,I
am f res from all symptoms rf Rheumatism, and caa
walk without ths aid of my staff, a. well aa erer.
JAMES jfcDOWELi..
. Tarentnsj, October &,
I haTs knwTrn Mr. McDowell for a main nr..M ..
do not hesitate to roach for ths troth of ths abor
statement. JAMC3 CLaRK, Poitmaster.
Let the Suffering Read and Cease to Despair!
Ma. Johxsox Dear Sir Thia Is to eertlfr that by
uiiri thre'-fonrthe of a bottle of yonr BHEUMATIC
C0M0CND ASO BLOOD PURIFIER, I was complete-
ij syi vuiwra ouruir.iing, slier ASTlng enDsrsd
for mots than sixteen JSwar,. 1 ha-re aot felt the)
slightest symptom of the retnrn. -
1 remain yours truly,
7.. . . . ANDRIH" ARMSTRONG.
Aiifgneny city, stay s, ism. fio it Jam St.
DO NOT
C 1 0 1 U IG II.
BUT USE
SELLER'S COUGH STBUP,
FOR THE CURE OF
Cooglv, Colds, Hoarse neav, inn.....
Tlcklluaj Senaatioa of the Tknsat,
Whooping Cough, Croup, c
ESTABUSHXD 1.1 1835.
It is sn old and well tried remedy, and aaa stood tha
test of thirty yeara. .
Read ths folio
lowing;
One Trial will
Convis.ce!
. Bjltisoss, Fairdeld County. Ohio, I
.! Jannarja.llia.;! J
Mr. R. C t Kunta-Dca r--I am sntirelyrat of
your "Imperial Cough 8yrup." Will yoa send may say
six dosen. I do not want to be without it, ss it is the'
only medicine that will com. so near raising ths dead.
I' will ears ths worst cough immediately. I say. rs
eussssended it to nersocs sad giran them en. bottle o.
trial, and in srery ease, they bare girsa slear tsstlmsws
that it gars immediaU relief. '
I hare used it in my own family, and and it a sure
rare tor coughs snd colds in all cases. Ons trial will
convince say ssrss that it is a sure ears for ths wont of
coughs sad colds. Respectfully yours,
t A. L. SIMMONS.
,,b0T UJ!ro,n.t tfm"T snd offered without so
licitation, ia behalf of ths bast Cong Medieias of the
V- . t.
-- - . t... ....
The. Great Curative
.i ..: ,i :. PiTTsirSGK, April 19, liM.
R. E. Sau.ua I bare been troubled with a songs for
the fast tea fears, by reason of wh!ch I hev frequently
been unable to sleep mors than half th. ai.ht i mJ
many remedies bnt all ia rata. I heard of your Cough
Syrup, and reeolrsd to try it, and now stats that tbs asa
of a few bottles hss cured me entirely. I sassrfallT re
commend itas a safe, speed
4 and eleewnt cure for coughs
ana coiaa.
. - Wat WOODS.
This is strong hrstimoay. aad gtrea rolautarUy.
Prepared by R. t SSLLSRS a) CO-
Pittsburgh,..
THE
Unequaled Remedy
FOR
PURIFYING THE BLOOD,
And driTinj from the ij.tmm mil morbid mattar vhloh
indoo
1B. CROOK'S i f
Vegetable Extract
Cures the class of disesses it is designed for beyond any
all medicines known to srsnkiad,. ; .
X-r It thi Kjso or ScaoroLa HzBionras,
X3T It never (ails to ours Ttraroaa, Ou Soasa, Txr
tik, SALT-RHim, or any siacaaa or ths asm
For HhenmaUsm IT ACTS LIU A CHARlf,
driving away all aches snd pains, and has no canal ia ear
ing it.
Cs It will Cures Cancer.
It will care Chronic Diseases of the
Eyes.
IT 13 A RELIBLB Medieine for all Disesses which
arise from sn impurity of ths blood.
See smsll circulars st the Drurritts.
OLIVER CROOK ct CO.,
October 13,196. 41yl Proprietors.
Dr. Proctor's
IMPROVED
IT is unnecessary to speak of tbe esrative sjropertias of
Tar. Th. world knows that if its medical propwrtaM
are properly extracted sad held la solntioa that there
sr. few if sn. remedies equal to it rjt caruLg ail Tarsal
and Lung Diseases
Tbs great somplaiat has bssa of Tar Remedies, haa
been ths want of equality in preparation one bottle be
ing good the next worthless snd for this reasoa it was
abandoned by many bat now its grest curative powers
sre sgaln bringing it to ths aVeatioB of physicians and
they find no remedial ageat more valued wbea its ass ia
persevered in no szonxr is made of the formula of Dr.
Proctor and we print it in fall on circular around the
bottle. Tbe Proprietors have improved open this ferat
als aa experience has justiflsd them ia doing, sad bjr
their earefol method of preparation they not only ob
tain all the medical virtu ee of ths Pin. Tree Tar; bat
hold it in solution e firmly that every bottle will as of
equal merit. Tkoassmas can attest ta its svtas.
! of Tar is pleasant to tha taste and adapted to
both children snd adults.
Asa tosio giving new life aad vitortothe system it
is preferable to the many "Bittera" whieh erewd the
mstket snd have s tendency to Increase in tern pet sues.
WINS OP TAR cures Consumption, Coop-as, Colds
8ore Throat snd Breast, Bronchitis, Asthma, Diptlnru,
Gravel, Diabetes, sod diseases of aha Kidney aad Blad
der snd othereomplaints. -
Sold by Dragriste snd Sroeers throughout the United
States at only $1,00 a bottle.
Prepared only by
OUTER CROOK ex CO.,
Dattos, 0.
Beware of Counterfeits,
Genuine hare " Wine of Tat" blBwaoavbottle.
October; IS, 184. tlyl
BENZOIN IS NOT BE1YZDTE!
Benzoin Elixir
la the beat Remedy (br Throat aad Lang Diseases.
Benzoin Elixir
Is need sad recommended by Physician, of large practies .
Benzoin Elixir
Druggists write, "it is destined to take the lead of all
other preparatiosa because of its great merit."
Benzoin Elixir
Gives relief to the Consumptive, and also cures Bleeding
of tbe Langs. - .
For COUGHS. CCLDS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS ,
IfHOOPiao COUGH, Learner e end
Bleeding of las Lsmgs, try one bottle of
Benzoin Elixir,
And yon will not be without it.
Soldi by Drugglats Everywhere
At So cents a bottle.
OUTER CROOK CO,
October 13, 184. lyl Proprietors.
HALF THE ITCHING,
NO SCRATCHING!
C11TKOX BAIA1T1 willeure the ITCH, ARMY
, or WABASH SCRATCHES, in eoeer twoappliea
tions. It kills the animeenlse immediately, if it ia ther
oushlyapplied. The patient oan was it ot with soap sad
water the day sfter snd be rid of it. It ia liquid; imme
diately penetrates the skin: does aot rub me on clothe.;
ia not unpleasant; IT CONTAINS NO alJC&CYCR.ss is
safe tm nse under any circomstances.
Italso cures Wsrts. and all Eruptive dlssaaei of tha
Skn Ulcers, Gasgretasod Rheumatism.
It is sn enemy ol Bad Bugs.
MannfuetDred by
OMVEK CROOK CO-raytea.OUo.
Sold by all Drsrrista. . .
October 13, 18. ljl.