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C. R. JVIcCTJlIIIjQCH,
WHOLESALE ' AKD
Drugs, Medicines; Paints, Oils,
Books, Stationery, Wal Paper, Curtains, &c,
PlESIRES to call the attention of the
U to his Lsrge and Complete Stock
plying tlie iroiift of oil Ui jieopU, for the year 1 805, in any or those articles found in
well ordered Drug and Book Stork. Do you want any PATENT MEDICINES,
LINIMENTS, BALSAMS, Planter, Extract, Fills, Pain Killers, Eye Waters, Ac,
Call at McCULLOCITS
10 YOY WANT ANY KIND OF
DERS, (Jains, Tinctures, Essences,
lo Ton Want any Kinel
PERFUMERY, HAIR OILS, Hair Pomades Hair and Whiskers' Dye, Colognes
Toilet "Water, Bay Water, Tooth Powders, Handkerchief Extracts, Lip Salve,
Shaving Cream, Shaving Soaps or other
By calling at
DO YOU WANT A FIRST-RATE ,C1GAR ?
;'.
lb you want a tlj top P0RTM0NIE or
I oy iijoa don't take it out Oo to .
DO YOU WANT A BOOK OF Aivic KIND,; Historical Biographical,
Theological, Medical, Serious or Funny ; or School Books of any kind ; Do you
want a very nice PHOTOQRAPH ALBUM, you will always find just the one
to suit. - Si KKi. FKaYH, Bt.ATJS, I1NKS, Ac., cords of them always
. : Can be found and fof every price, at McCULLOCHS.
ARE vou about to Paint voiir House!
fi before you buy your PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, PUTTY, &C,
and vou Twill surely bur of him. And don't fonret to look at those Beautiful, New,
WALL PAPERS, which would make
small sum of money with tho BORDERS
DO yon want a COAL OIL LAMP I (and who would burn candles these days!)
You will always find a Lares Assortment," aJl 8tvles and Prices. COAL OIL
always on hand at McCULLOCHS.
Choice Wines
As near pure as it is possible to obtain
MbDIUlNAL purposes only, can be found
IN ADDITION TO THE MANY
" " ' ' - You will always find
FOOLSCAP, LETTER, COMMERCIAL NOTE & BILLET PAPER
v- r With every description of Plain and
Fancy (roods, Reticules, Ladies' Bags,t Portfolios, Hair, Cloth, Tooth,
Nail, Faint, and Shoe Brushes
It is concealed toy all, that
McCoUoch's Family ; t Medicines!
' Are unequalled for curing all diseases for which they are recommended.
THE BALSAM OF H0ARH0UND, for Coughs and Colds.
THE BONE AND NERVE LINAMENT, for Tains and Strains.
DIARRHEA MEDICINES, for Diarrhea and Summer Bowel Complaints.
McCULLOCH'S PILLS, the best in use. f
HORSE AND CATTLE POWDERS, w
; RINGBONE OINTMENT. ; r;:,.,'
The Medicines are all Warranted, try them' and you will he satisfied
O. "Ft. MoCHTIjIsOOH.
No. 3, Buckland Block. m FREMONT, OHIO.
Dry GrQods Store!
Ko. A, VaWelte's Brick Block,
Hermon & Smith
Have opened an ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF GOODS, consisting, of everything
usually kept in a FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS STORE. The stock has been se
bvuf ESPECIALLY FOR THIS MARKET, and bought since the GREAT DE
CLINE IN PRICES a fact that we want you to remember before purchasing else
where. We 'have NO OLD GOODS at high prices iu our store. In our stock will
-l found lanre lines of
DRESS
Sk,.. . irj7i3,,-:-
iltBTAII PBALER IN ;
I
citizeus of Sandusky Hnd adjoining Counties,
of Goods, ud hit arrangements for up-
MEDICINES, ROOTS, FOW
Oils, Chemicals, &&,
-. .Go to MCCULLOCH'S.
of '
Soaps, you will certainly find all of the best
McCULLOCirS.
MCCULLOCH'S is the place to find iu
POCKET BOOK, warranted to hold Mon
. ., McCULLOCH'S.
Be sure to all on M'CIJLLOCH
your house look like a Palace, for a very
and CURTAINS to match.
and Liquors,
them, always on hand for MEDICAL and
at McUUliLiUCrl o.
ARTICLES ENUMERATED ABOVE,
an endless variety of
Fancy ENVELOPES to match.
feather Dusters dec, dec tfce.
GOODS!
as
to
So
in
iu
of
we
of
We canwos, f course, eiiuiueraUs here, the list of Goods we iutend to keeji. Our
ntire stock is marked in 'lain figures, from whih we cannot deviate iu price, for our
poods will be 8-M at the lowest poxxibh remuuerntive prefil. We cordially invite the
citizens of Fremont and adjoiniug country to CALL AND SEE OUR STOCK be
fore puivliasing elsewhere. Ife e-holl not consider it any trouble to thow yrnids, eren
if you do not bwj. We shall be receiving new goods weekly throughout the season.
HERMON &. SMITH.
- Fkkmom, May 1L 1806. 19yl. . -
CONDIT BROS. & CO.,
BircnarA Block, corner Front k Stale Streets,
..T OFFER
S IJ'.M.
A LARGER AND BETTER SELECTED STOCK OF DRY GOODS THAN
EVER BEFORE OFFERED IN THIS MARKET. HAVING A COMPE
TENT BUYER IN NEW YORK, THEY ARE PREPARED TO OF
FER GREATER INDUCEMENTS TO PURCHASERS THAN
. ANY MERCHANT IN SANDUSKY COUNTY".
NEW GOODS RECEIVED DAILY !
Dress Goods,
Hoop Skirts,
Cloaks,
Sacks, Shawls, Laces,
Notions, &c, &c.
.. 0ONDIT BROS. 4fe CO.
Fremont, April 27, 1866 17yl.
FOR THE
tft'A
Embroideries,
- - ' 1 , 7 r
; Skirting,
Cloaking,
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FREMONT JOURNAL.
FREMONT JOURNAL. Local and Miscellaneous Matters.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS—C. & T. R. R.
GOINO FAST. I OOINO WKST. -
Day Express..... 4:67 A-a. Chicago Express 11 Ml. a
Msil 10&3A.H. Mail . 6.14 r. a.
N.Y. Express. SJ3 r. a. J Night Express ..11 Mr.
Trains lear Fremont dally, Suadar'a excepted, oa
tH 1AKB KSK LHIHIUJ B. a.., St SAM r. He
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
teller lAMtH. R. Skmt.
Sfltmtnt tf Trtltri 1ml. Cm.D. S. Cumfiiti,
Ft Salt R. W. B. HcLtttmn.
Farmftr Sab P. FMtr. .
Humrlirlf Rrfri mf Fin Aa'imal tmnk mf Frtmni.
Furtmcm Strutf MmchimtH.J. Zimii mam.
JtminiHrwlm-'i Salt f Rttl XiittR. f . Smith.
Invmtifmtt ItO. Crtok . Cm.
RattVi Bli Pillt Prima, Wmltn 4 C. "
J R. BmrUtlt, JUmrmtf mt Lmm.
Clakks. We have on hand at the Joir.va
office a full stock of Justice's Blanks.
A man named Frank Waible was drowned at
Ssndusky last Sunday week, from being taken
with cramps while bathing.
The Sandusky Register published a report
that the Propeller Fremonl went aabore at
Painesville during the late atorni, but subse
quently corrected it. There was no foundation
for the rumor. ' ' : ' ' ' k ' "
a 11 oiq oacneior proposed Hie lullowing "aen
timeut" at the Independence celebration in
Bucyrus : "The Fair May their virtues ex.
eeed the magnitude of their skirts, while their
faults are still smaller than their bonnets."
The union S. 8. picnic that was to have been
held at Fostoria on Die Fourth, was postponed
until next Wednesday, the 11th, at which time
it is cxpectednhe Presbyterian Sabbath Schools
of Findlay, Fostoria and Fremont will unite iu
a grand good lime.
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AUFGEPAST!
Men, you want clothing; boys, you want Cloth
ing; and the best place to get it is of L. Yorxo-
man, in St. Clair's Block, because clothing is
sold there very reasonably, and he is receiving
new goods weekly. - n27tf.
Mr. J. A. Bowlua has shown us a specimen
of the sugsr made by the use of his patent pau,
which surpasses anything of the kind we ever
before saw. With this pan any person can
make sugar out of ftorhtim equal to line Kcw
Orleans. See advertisement.
The report published last week of a child of
Betij. Fowler being run over by a railroad train
at Elmore, provKS to be untrue. The report
was si most unirervally believed st Elmore, st
the time our informant gave ns the item, though
it seems In hare had no foundation in feet
whatever.
The Fair and Festival of St. Joseph Uhurch
was nuite successful. Much taste was exhibi
ted iu the decoration of the Hail and the dis
play of the beautiful articles on sale. At the
time of our going to press the Fair is not con
cluded, and then-fore of course no complete re
port of its receipts can be given. .
Hosi Watkss, Music Publisher, favors us
with the last issues from his publication house.
481 Broadway, X. . They are entitled,
'Looking Forward," words by Francis L.
Keeler; "Oeueral Scott's Funeral March," and
Sunlight-Polka;" music by Mrs. Parkhurst
They cau be procured of music'dealcrs or of the
publisher. :
Moscmknt to Col. St km. We learn that on
the 12tli day of July, a monument tp the mem
ory of the gallant OoL Stem, Jato of the 101st
Ohio Volunteers, will be erected at Green
Springs. As many of his brave boys as can
conveniently be there are invited to be prcsenl,
well as any others who feel like paying a
tribute to the bravery and worth of the noble
dead. - '
The Statement of the Tratkllkr's Aucioknt
Inslsancr Company will be found in our ad
vertising columns. The wisdom of insurance
against all the ills to wh'ch flesh sud property
are beir has come to be so generally acknowl
edged that the only remaioiug question seems
be in what company shall we insure. The
Traveller's" is the pioneer company in this
department, and has a well-earned reputation.
S. Camhild, Esq., is Agent for Fremoqt. j
A DOG, OR WHATIS-IT?
The Messenger man saya we call him a dog.
The readers of the Journal will naturally wouder
when such language was found in its columns.
do we. Whether the hallucination was the
reflex of the editor's own estimate of himself, or
whether he is trying to get up sympathy in his
behalf as a persecuted individual, or ouly raves
desperation because we do not descend to bis
style argument, is matter of less consequence.
tbsu uncertainty. If it should happen to be the
case that the method and object of bis strained
blackguardism is to provoke us to retort in like
manner, it may be well enough to remark that
such a purpose will always fail. Exhibitions like
that in last week's Messenger are provocative
the mind of decent people only of pity, and
shame for humanity's sake. Their author
need never bops that we W(-eall him a dug;
aside from our respect for the canine race,
are not in the habit of occupying ttsolumns
the Journal with that style of argument.
THE FIREMAN'S TOURNAMENT AT FINDLAY
L.AY
Resulted ss f dlows: The Steam Fire Kugiue
Adriatic, No. i, of Tiffin, threw 878 feet, and took
the prise, without coniietition. The 71 Jtin, No.
1, 3d chus hand engine, threw 191 feet 3 inches,
taking the premium. The Fremont Jtescue
Hook and Ladder Co., No. 1, . ran 43 rods, up
grade, stacked the ladder aud placed a man un-
top, in 1! seconds taking the prize. The prise
for Hose Company was taken, by. the Ttfin,
which made the ruu, reeled ctf 101) feet of hose
and attached hose and muzzle, in 50 seconds.
The Fremont Bummer did the same iu 57 ec-
nds,aud the Fremont (ierman Company iu 67.
Our Hook and Ladder Company had . not
pmposed attending the Tournament until the
evening of the 3d iust. Still, although there
was no competition, the ''Sttur made the best
time on record, according to the judges who
presented the prize, except thai of the angels
on Jacobs' Ladder, n the land of Haran.
All the prises awarded were silver trumpets.
That brought home by the Rescue boys Is a
beautiful instrument, and cost $75. It is now
on exhibition at Leppelmau's jewelry store.
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SOLDIERS' FREE CLAIM AGENCY—NO
CHARGE FOR SERVICES.
We ask attention to the advertisement in an
other column, of the "Frae Claim Agency" of
the Soldiers' A id Society, at Cleveland.
That our readers may see that this is a geuuine
work of philanthropy, we will explain where
the money comes from for the prosecution of
these claims. The Soldiers' Aid Society at
Cleveland was organized Jn 186, and has been
carried on with such energy and ability that it
has not only been the most active Society in
the Union in the relief of soldier in the field
and at home, but it ha also accntnulated a sur
plus fund in its treasury. The great Sanitary
Fair at Cleveland in 1864, whiph our readers
will remember, was a complete and splendid
success, realizing to its treasury a net proceed
of many thonssnd dollars. With all the heavy
expenses of the Society, its administrative and
financial departments have been so admirably
conducted that the directors are now able to ap
propriate quite a sum to this benevolent enter,
prise. They are now refunding to the citizens
of Ohio their surplus money by this gratuitous
service to the soldiers. .
Their policy is, to collect kvkst claix w
ohio fob kothinu. They have every facility
for the work, and earnestly solicit every soldier
and sailor in the State who is entitled to pay,
pension, bonnty, prize money or indemnity
from the V. S. Government, under the old or
new laws, to send them his claim for collection.
Blanks snd instructions will be fqrnixhed every
claimant, so that applications may be made aa
well by letter as in parson, addressed to the
agent t Cleveland, Ohio, ' -
It.
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(1,000 SAVED EACH WEEK,
. To the people of Fremont and vicinity by
purchasing their clothing at . the store of H
Mi xr, adjoining the Postoffiee. From the great
number of bundles of clothing sent out from
this house every day, we judge the people be
gin to uuderstacd where goods are sold cheap.
Mumk bought his goods at panic prices, for cash
and he can therefore afford to sell them cheapet
than any one else in Fremont. Be sure am
call and examine. these (roods. One door north
of the Postoffiee. (35lf)
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
laaued by the Probate Jndge of Sandusky
County, for the month of June, 1866:
Norman E. Ellsworth to Mima . Baker;
Peter Walter to Amy Korter; Daniel Whitman
to Arminda-Sherwood; Hubert Dagen to Ellen
Lapoint; Christian Smith to Lany Cooler;
Merritt Snider to Susan Bowland; John Kelley
to Susan A Beedy; Andrew A Jackson to Al
iceKJenks; E. F.Jones to Clara House; Fred'
erick Miller to Mary Slink; Joseph Stall to
Christina Clotter; Edward Wise to Isabel
Snyder, Isaae Unger to Mary Scheimer; Rich
ard Bennett to Inora Flaheve; Josiah Herrin to
Louisa Fisher; Adam Mehling to Mary Anna
Houck.
FAMILY TROUBLES.
Since our good-natured and charitable remarks
upon Auditor HafTs incompetency, some of the
more intelligent democrats have been giving
him private lessons in spelling and the common
details of his office. They have reprimanded
him pretty severely, too, for his sins of ignorance,
representing to him that he is a great damage
to the party. He replies that they ought not to
have elected him then, and that others of their
officers are as bad as he in this particular. To
which they make answer, that there is no dan
ger of his being elected again at all events; and,
if others don't know any more than he, they st
least know enough not to be always exhibiting
their stupidity. His cruel masters go on to ob
serve, that an Auditor who can't make out a
road duplicate so that the township clerk can at
least guew the true meaning and intent of it
might better resign and let a black republican
be elected in his place, and that if he knows no
belter than to spell city, "s-i-t-t-y," and road,
"r-'o-d-e,"and treasurer, "t-r-e-a-s-h-u-r-e," and
Baker, "B-a-c-e-r," he had far better be attend
ing a primary school than pretending to audit
the affairs of Saudusky county. For onrself. we
take Half's part.
' Transfers of Real Estate, '
For the week ending June 30th, 186G, pre
pared by A. F. Oallaobvb, County Recorder
J. Rechteuwall to S. Oorumyer, lot 986 -
Jremont, SI, 0OU
P. Brush to M. E. Beery, 12 acres, Ball-
villa, sec. 5, 600
Pixley to to U. Herrald. part lots 391
snd lltJ, Clyde, 55(1
P. Brush to J. Csrrol, Ut acres, Ball-
ville, 660
Cv C. Steward to K. C. Lindsay , 40 acres.
Ktiey, sec IU, I, out)
W. H. Bacon to J. Lcfever, lot 31G, .
Clyde, 250
J. O. Lefever to W. C. Lefever, . 153
acres, Gieen Creek, sec. 35. 6,630
A.- Russell to J. Lefever, c lot 317,
Clyde, 1,500
S. Fouke to O. Ball, pi lots 151.
152 and 153, Fremont, 2,000
Lefever and Duesler to J. D. Lefever,
l&IU acres, Green Creek, sec. 26, 8,199 75
Miller and Kline to 11. Gerhart, TJ'X
seres', l ore, sec 20, 4,JUU
Swartzman to J. Isbell, lots 11 and
12, Woodville, 700
Jacob Bricker to E. M. Pember, lots 11
and 12, Woodville, - t00
H. Uloon to S. Isbell, pt lot 34 and 35,
Woodville, ,m
31. Wendler to S. Volmer, 80 acres,
Washington, sec. 21, 3,000
MICROSCOPIC.
Among important helps
science has of late years been able to avail itself,
not the least is the microscope. Smith & Beck
of London, and Queen of N. V. City, now man
ufacture instruments of marvellous power.. One
of the latter has just been purchased and brought
to this place by Dr. J. H. Corey. The lenses
alone, or object-glasses, of this instrument; cost
$60. Its diameters are, 50, 250, 400, 600, 800,
and 1,000. That is, articles msy be magnified
made to appear one thousand times larger
than they are, and with perfect distinctness.
The Doctor uses the microscope to detect dis
eased deposites in the blood, flesh, orother ele
ments of the human system. Its use is said to
be sssential to the surest and best treatment of
such diseases as gravel, oxaluria, lucocytheania
and others resulting from impure blood, Under
microscopic examination, the precise character
of these impurities is detected. Even con
sumption can be detected in its very earliest
tages, and while yet curable, by a examination
of the sputa.
All branches of science derive more or less
help from this wonderful instrument. ' The cu
rious and the learned may examiue Dr. Corey's
his office, in Buckland s Block. . A look
through its magic lenses is worth a dozen
nigger shows." - - "
SEDUCTION AND SUICIDE.
On Sunday morning last, Miss Anna Richards
committed suiciae at me residence ol Her
brother, Mr. Julius Richards, in Green Creek
Township, about four miles east of Fremont.
The home of Miss Richards wss in Wsyno
county, where her mother resides. She had
been visiting with her brother's family for
about two months.. During this time she tie
came acquainted with one Zimri Crane, to whom
she engaged herself to be married. The wed-
iug was to have takon place about the 4th of
July. But Crane having seduced the young
woman, a few days since sent her word that he
should not marry her.- In desperation at her
ruined condition, she resolved on suicide; and
finding in the house a bottle containing about
two or three teaspoonfuls of corrosive sublimate,
she swallowed the poison, and died in two
hours, having endured the most intense suffer
ing. A few minutes after having swallowed
the fatal draught, Miss Richards confessed (he
fact to her sister-in-law, and also her reason for
ending her life, and her condition of pregnancy.
physician was immediately sent for, but did
uot reach the house until life hsd become extinct.
An inquest was held by Esq. Dickinson, Dd a
verdict rendered in accordance with the facts as
above stated.
There is no law in Ohio, whereby the guilty
party iu this melancholy tragedy may be
brought to justice.
MARRIED.
By Rev. M. Long, on the 28th inst., at the
Croghan House, Mr. Edward Wish, and Miss
Isabkllk Snydkk, both of Winters' Station,
Sandusky county, O.
On the 4th inst.. at the residence of Mr.
Steward, by Rev. J. B. Tbomsoii, Mr. Jons
Ramskt,. to Miss oasaii Mohlsr, all . of
remont.
DIED.
On the 19th inst. Miss Jkmima Hamkk, aired
years, only daughter of William Hamer, of
Clvde.
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TOLEDO MARKET—JULY 3.
Quiet.
Whkat 2c better and active, Sales of sniber
Michigan at $2,58 ; No. 2 amber at $2,05.
Coax Active and tic better, bales at bold
66' .,'c for No 1 mixed : 64c for No 2.
Oats Sales st 42 42J!i'cfor No I.
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BUFFALO MARKT, JULY 3.
Fi.oi a Firm. Spring extra Stale $3,50(0?
10,00: western XX 12,60(al4,00; spring wes-
tern $10,25(912,00. Whkat Firm and quiet.
field Ho. 1 Milwaunee spring at no. a
do, $2,10; No. 1 Chicago $1,95. Corn Firm
Sales at 730(3:74' s' for No. 1 Chicago, closing
firm but quiet at the outside prices. Oats
Heavy aud drooping. Held al 43c for No. 1
Chicago; No. 1 Milwaukee 46V47e. Kva
Held Chicago at MUc; Milwaukee $1,1)0. Laed
Sales at 2-J22J ..c
NEW YORK MARKET, JULY 3.
Fi.ot'R Less active, and somewhat lower;
sales at $7,75(8,00 for extra Btate; $8,80(u 10,35
for extra round hoop Uhio, $1U,JU((( IJ,id for
trade brands. Wusat Very dull, and sale at
$1,50 for unsound Chicago spring; $2,2 for
new No 2 Milwaukee; $2,45 for No. 1. Rte
Steadv. Sal68 of western at sl.05. Cons
Opened l(2c better, with sales at 8486c
for' unsound mixed western; 87(6 89c for
sound do, chiefly st 8iy(iiSay for the latter
Oats Opened lfe'Sc lower. Sales at 50(g53c
for new western, and closed rather more steady.
he
of
ed
T ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the1
a-J PoatOfiw t rittMBt 8Uttof lp,a lhs ith
Urof Jutr. 1: l &)'. i j V 7 ii
BmsimS R
Uloer Laura E Mies
Back Aathoar
BMehArCol
COTtlia RtbMcs
Nam Bmma Miss
jPomarar Henry F 8
j Pares Lvman
V Parker Henry T "Z
drier Johm
Dtlwirk rmlnt
,! V
4 ?
fr Patter Daniel C
Phelpe Rlchard D"
Rnieb Oephv!
Bouah Matilda Mlu
I).fw JteoK
DitmlM.r John 1
Filter Nieholu
Fnwiar Jiomi
GrnDli,- ' . 5
Qra George L
Hock 8ma Mr
Hmktne James Hrs
Htwtiiia J M
Hornet LA
Harris Elra t
Howard R If Im i
Keaav Rirhanl .
King Vnr .
Kline Philip j '
Lothrrp Joabna.i..8'
Moyder Harj Ana stirs
Bmtb Dominica
Smith Chriitian
Smith Car.il'.oa alias
8twart Joseph .
Scott Sneaa Ura -Stnckmelle
Majltn
Stall Nancy J Hh..
SkuBHeury R i I
i
eaperetoee j
Thempaoo Theodore i
Wntr 8amal ' i j
Wtlkimsoa Joseph G
Wiglaod George
WirtkOhrelee
' WlagalW J
iiawraDce lj o .
Lenndale John : I
n n
LoagadaleWm -Lawmaa
Wm C ',
DOIIci
vsanssB Irmn. rtra the tiate of the list, and nav
Oaa Crwt for ad rer Using. If not called for in one
month, they will be seat to tne Dead Letter OSes.
' H. R. 8HOM0. Poatroaater.
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
Wsjut, Mo. I, $20 Ho. 2, (1,40. No. 3,11,00
Pwwa,per barrel...... ....y........ ...... m 111, 4
Coajs,perbaahel,..;.i..''..........X... v 46
Coax, la the Ear . T 44
Rra, per bushel ........ ... . 7S
Oats, per bushel.. r 34
BijTTaR,acrpoua(f;.L. 20
Eses, per doaen is
Orssss, per pound ... 20
i. A as, per pound . .. , 1
Salt, per barrel .... ......Pine, J3.74 Coarse, S3, 00
HiDKa,pejponad . .. .......... 4aT
' fill SllD, per bnshel.. ..; ...i $t,T6
Timovrt Ssso, per bushel S3,Ma3
CuTi8ssr,perbojhel............,.f5,004,0
Hab a, Smoked, par poand.... ....... ........10
Baomsasa, ' '.................. 14
.Brass, aw bushel tl,00al0
PotATOBS.perbaahel i... tOelM
Omoa, per bushel -. SO
i-TTlM, Green, per buskel .....100
Do. Dried, per bushel.. "- ...... 1S 26
PlAOaas, pared, per pound 16a3S
BaaswAx, per pound.. . . so
CsimiaKi.LiTe, perlb. 4
Do. Dreaed,per pound 12
Tvmxara, Lire, parIb.4..Lf..v..-.r'..-.i.i.,..,.. 8
! Pre eeed, per pon ad ..... 4. -14
Wool, per poaad ' KtU
CORRECTED WEEKLY. Special Notices.
Cholera. DraenlerTi rnnalia. ralalal
rvvvr ana jaaisv are fiuicaiy corea oy ASKH1UA
Llf B DKOP8.
I8m6eow,odd.
"Bring ap a child ia the way he shooM go aa when
be is old be will not depart from it." .The foundation of
many a ramose rlee e laid -hr yoatb. ' Parent should
be careful where they send their children for education
OherIln,Oh!o,nas frref been noted for" the" high culture
aud high moral tone o; tts itiiaus.. C iLiom, Snmi
t Go's Vxiox Bosmilx LtittjtJs located there and
offers rare Induoemente to those seeking a business edu
cation st about kt'j Ike nil ralet. Be sure to send
far a eirauat and lastltnte paper before gouig-elaewliere.
tllEi UKi3& i
DR. CLOCK'S EXCELSIOR HAIR RESTORER
is the test preparation for the hair erer offered to' the
public, and the eay ems pntenimg mlltkt murin clmimed
for U. It ruterrs'frsjf SaiV to tta original color, euM
kmirg rtw n tmld ktadi when the disease Is cot heredi
Ury. Rtmnuumrf, dendruf, 4c , mrretli its falling
of or turning grtn,eurc$ rick headache aud mil dittaitt
of Me semlp, eaiuea Sars atry hair to become ttmmtifnl-
If seland Inxmrimmtlf glef. It is elegmnllf perfumed
and am. that can be desired for dressing. . it contains
so sngmr of lsad er sllur minerml so injurUmt to the
head snd hair snd mf which steal preparations now in the
market are composed but ia a jrarclf vtgttmbl c'ommmund.
W ehmUtmgc Ikt world to produee an instance where the
Restorer has (ailed when Reed according to directions
Hmir wait ms snow fa with marvcUout rapidilw restored
to all itsarieliaseceaJyby itause. A is nets bntby
supplying he secretion of theCappillary Gland acts as
a Restorer, among the thousands nhn hare need it, we
hare yet to learn of one who ia not perfectly satisfied
with its results. . Mothers whose children' hair is hmh
and wiry or t Ma ansa! scant, will Sad lry using the Restor
er, it will iaaurfta(jr Improre and may be dressed in
any notifies Wires' thus laying the foundation for a
gsodhetd of hair so dertrab! in" after life. The pro
prietor ia aware of the many who hare been disappoint
ed r the high sounding pretense of the sumeroas pre
pared ona with which the market haa been tiled for a
few years past, but such ead'rs confidence does he place
in the writs of hia Reolorer, that he pliers in all cases
to refund Ikt money after a thorough trial of two Sollies,
it it fails to (Ire perfect satisfaction. A single trial will
esa;iace the moat sceptical of its merits.. Sold by all
iraf gists at ft, 00 per bottle, st six bottles for 440.
, ,n., DR. f. B. CLOCK, Proprietor, -
Uylj Manchester, N. H.
8. Bcoiusd k Stum, Agaata, Pramoat, Ohio.
An Effectual -, Worm , Medicine
brown's Yermifnge Comfils,
Or Wobx Loisrxuss. Much sickness, undoubtedly, with
children and adults, attributed to other cause;, la 00
cadoned by worms. The-VKssirruCoriT8,'althoogh
eftectasl in deatiorinf worms, can ds no possible injury
to the most aeiicest child. This Tamable combination
has been successfully used by physicians, and fou ad to be
safe snd sure in eradicating worma,ao hurtful to children,
Childrea having- Warm require immediate at-
tention, as neglect of the trouble oftea causes prolonged
sickness.
!srimssf WenasiaUhUdrenaresfteooTer-
looked. Worms ia the stomach and bowels canae irri
tation, which can be remored only by the use of a sure
remedy. The combination of ingredients need ia mak
ing Brews' " Vermifuge Comfits" is such as to gire tb
best possible effeat with safety.
CURTIS A; BROWN Proprietors, New Vbrk. Sold by
Dealers la Medicines, at ti eta. a box. ' ilyWs.l
HOOT! HOOT1 ROOT! :
READ I READ !
Rout's Pestacbias preaerres th life of the Hair
changes it from gray to its original color in three weeks
prereata the hair from falling ia the beat article for
dressing the hair erer found in market will surely re.
more dandruff and cure all diseasee of the scalp ia de-
ligbtfully perfumed, curec baldness, sad will not stain
the skin. We tell tbe atory quickly, snd tell it true,
when we say it a perfect Restorer stud Dressing
Usmblaed. No other preparation for the hair con.
tains Peatsehio Nut Oil. Sold by all Druggists.
ORRIN SKINNER SCO., Sole Proprietors,
lOyl. - ' Springfield, lias.
L.IFE! LIFE ! LIFE!
. : DROPS! DROPS I DROPS!
' Absbicax Lifs Daors will cure Diptheria, Cosgbs,
Bronchitis, Sore Throat, Aathma, Rheumatism, Neural
gia Agns la the Face, Headache, Toothache, Bruises,
Sprslns, Chilblains, Croup, Colds, FeTer aaat A gaa
ad Cholera, in a single day. Sold bj all Druggists,
with full directions for use. v -
- . ORRIN SKINNER fc CO., Proprietors, 1
S ; ; 1 - ': Springneki, Mass..
Dtsua BaS-vss a Co., Agents, New. York,, lOyl
An experienced Nurse snd Female Physician
l'restn( U tie attention of Mothers tier
SOOIIllNG SYilUP!
For Children Teething- -
hicfa (treat! t facititmtea the proM of teflthiaur, by ofl-
nin the gamft, reducing till ioHamiitioDB, will allay
I'Ain ana flparaaoaicaciion. ana it
Sure1 jo Regulate the Bowels."
Depend upon it, mothers, It will gIVa rrst to yourselves
and
Relief and Health to Your Infants.
We hare pat up and sold thii article for orr 30 reara.
andCA. sat is coxrinKVCE axo truth of it what we
nerer nnn able to aay ot any other metlicine
XKVKK HAS IT FAILED Iff A SI Mi LB US STANCH TO Uh'm.T A
ctTHKa when tinwly imd. Nerer did we we know aa in
atance of diwatiaiairton br an j one who ued it Oa the
contrary, all are delighted with its opera) tone, and upeak
terms of connneodatlon of ita metrical eifecta and
medical Tirtuee. We peak in thin matter "what vi vo
sow. after 80 yeara expenenee: and rLinei or Rjcr-
ITATTO.T FOE THE FTLFILLX EKT OF WHAT Wl HKEE DE
CLARE. In almost erery ioAtance where the infant in
raftering from pain and exhaustion, relief wilt be foand
fifteen or twenty minetM after the arms ia admiuia.
tared.
Full directions for ntinc will aoeompanir each bottle.
Nonegenuin unleaa the fee-simile of CURTIS k PER
KINS, New York, ia on the ouUide wrepper.
Bold by all urugginu tHroaghout the world. j
RICE, ONLY 15 CTS per Bottle.
May IS, 1868. JOmfi S.MP.
To Consumptives.
The sdrertlser. baring been restored to health la a few
weeks by a rery simple remedy, after baring suffered for
sereral years with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption is anxious to make known to bis
fellow-suRerera Oie means of euro.
To sll who desire it, he will eend s cony of the pre-
aeription used (free of charge.) with the directions for
preparing and nsing tbe line, which they will find a
ansa Cms for Coxsi arriox, Astsba, Broxciiitis,
sBS, Cslds, sad all throat asd Lang affections. Tbe
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription
to oenent ine amicieu, inq spreaa mionnsTion wmcs
conceives to be invaluable, and hopes ererr sufferer
will try hia remedy, aa it will coat them nothing, and
may prore s blessing
Parties wishing the nreserip!
ic prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please addrers Ber. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Losyij
Willismsburgh,Kiega Co, N. Y.
Employarieut for Both Sex?. Disabled and
returned soldiers, widows and orphans of slain soldiers.
and the unemployed of both s-xes generally, in want
respectable snd profitable employment, incurring no
risk, can nroenre snch by enclosing a nost-naid address
envelope, far particulars, to
. , ut.dvan a. (JAUN ALL, Soiled.
fylampj - : ' rflrooklTB,N.Y.
or
STRANGE, BUT TBl'Cr ,,..,,
Ktotj yoang lady sad genttsnsa in the Uaikea Stale!
can hear eomethiog vary mack to their ad ran tare by re
turn matl ( free of charge,) by addressing the andereign
ed. Thoee oaring feara of being hnmbigged will oblige
by not noticing tale card. Ail others will please addreae
their obedient aerrant.'
tjl
thus. f. UMAraa.i, ' :.'
Ml Broadway, N ew York.
ERRORS OF YOUTH.
A Gentleman who enffered for yean from Nervona De
bility, Premature IMcay, an-1 all the effect; of yoathf al
indiasretioD,!!, for tbt sake of anffering humanity,
eend free to all who need it, the recipt and directiooe tor
making the simple remedy by which no was eured. Suf
ferers wishing to profit by the adrertiaer'e experience,
can do - by addressing JOHN B. WKKN.
6S(yll . ;( . , No.l3CbambereSU, New York.
A MODERN MIRACLE.
From old and young, from rich and poor, from high
born and lowly, comes the Universal Voice of praise 4r
HALL'S VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REN EWER.
It is s perfect snd miraculous article. Carea baldness.
Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any "oil" or
"pomatum." Softena brash, dry and wiry hair into
Beautiful Silken Treeaes. But, abor all, the greateat
wonder is the rapidity with which it restores GRAY
HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
Use it s few times, snd
PRESTO, CHANGE!
the whitest and worst looking hair resnmee its youthful
beauty. It does not dye the hair, but strikes at the
root and Mil It with new lif and coloring matter.
It will not take a long disagreeable trial to prove th
truth of this matter. The first application will do
goad; you will
the NATURAL
LOR returning
every day
BEFORE YOO KNOW ik 1 1 : H "" i -5
the old, gray, discolored appearance of the hair will be
gone, giving place to lustrous, ahining snd beautiful
locks.
Ask for Hall's Sicilian Hair Reuewer- no other article
la at all like it la effect. You will find it
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO TRY,
snd SURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There are many imitations. Be Bare you procure th
genuine, manufactured only by
R. P. HALL A CO.
For aale by all drnggiata.
, jv, y. h.
tyl.J
CANE MILLS.
JU1YE, CURTIS & CO'S
EXCELSOIt CANE MILLS !
ARB THE 8TRONGEST, heaviest and moat durable
now ia use. We are at present offering them fcr
'' Just the cost of the Iron.
These Mills hare recommended themselves for the but
three years as being tbe best sad requiring tho least
power to accomplish a given amount of work, sf an,
other Mill ia see. Persons wishing to buy will Snd it to
their interest to gire a a salt and examine for them
win. 'jrTVa rriTUTw a rvi
K Fremont, Jane 29, 1SS0 -Mvl
VICTORYICTORil
Sorghum Sugar a positive fact.
I
HAVE fliseorered how Sorghum Sacar ran be made
with as much cortainty asSrruo. tbe Dfocw-e ia eo
Mm pie that aoy one can jnakatnalr own Satrarat a coat
of one eent per pound anl aa nice and white aa any one
oould wish to aee. Come and aee tor youreelrea.
I hereby inform the palilic at home ami abroad that X
harebutlta . . . - . j
SorgbomPan Manufactory
m Frtrmont. wfeere rOeaifrn to W riblf to Hit all onlert
that I may be farored with. Aa to my patent Eraporator
it only needs to be seen and eaamined to eonrinca the
most sceptical that my evaporator exceed ail then:
and why. let. Because it enable a tbe operator to aaake
a syrup that, with nva minatea instruction, can mate
sugar aa above stated, it j .elds o poanda to the gallon
leaTioR i povnda of arrnp ted. Becauaa i saTes the
operator iu lalmr in each season from 'lh in 50 dollars. It
only needs one operator to make 3 barrels of ayrup in
day. 1 nsegalranized sheet-iron, double fhicknetia, fbr
tbe bottom ot my pane. Uircuiara wito a cut and a full
diacription of pan and furnace, so that any one eau build
a suitable furnace to my Evaporator and work the same
to satisfaction, will be ready soon tor digtnwitlon.
t rrmoui, Jonext, 05. xunw. j.a. buwlis
FREMONT
Marble Works.
to:; With & chapman
At the old established Marble Yard os
CROGHAN STREET,
i Are reeeiring s Urge supply of all kinds of
Both American and Foreign,
Which they manufacture to order Into
Tomb Stones and Monuments
of erery styl and patters.
fry Prices as IX) V ss can be had st any ahon la
Northern Ohio,
SHOP st the old since oa Crochaa Street, oouosit
rori aiepnenson. uau ana, examine our aaxJHa and
style ot work before purchasing elsewhere.
i -' .. f -r ISRAEL SMITH,
" ''JOSEPH C9APMAM
Fremont. Ohio, Aug. 11, 1SS4.
PICNIC EXCURSION
A Picnic Excursion to
Sandusky City and Kelley 's Island
For the benefit of tscGennaa Reformed Church sf Frc
mom win taxepiac on rsareauy, Alls;, wa. 194)8,
on vuaru in
CorENEHAX, QBANT.
" TicksU for the rooad trip, flfiO. . i ,
Boat will leave th Fremont dock at 6!l o'clock A. M
and return at an early hour in tbe evening. 28w5.j
STRUCK OIL IN FREMONT!
OX THE
East Side of the River!!
THE UNDERSIUNED baa purchased the well known
formerly owned by Jese Vsucess, sad be has enlarged
the same and is now prepared to do a snug business In
T1IK TAXflSU LINE.
!'! 1
WANTED 300 Cords of
Bark!
9 CASH J'AID FOR HIDES. J1
Tanning, done on Sharea.
Strict attention paid to .
CUSTOM WORK.
Ws solicit a share of public patroness, snd wit) wsr.
rant our work satisfactory. .
W. D. SHERWOOD.
Fremont, March 9, 1866. Iy4.
COAJwECTICUT Mt'TUAIi
;:'" ' i ft -
LIFE INSURANCE CO.,
OF HARTFORD, C OXX I
Cai(al - " 11
JVo. Ioli:y Holders .
,000,000
Dividend - - - - 65 percent
WHY
THE CtlN.VECTICUTT MUTUAL
SHOUL1XBE I'REFEllREU:
BECAUSE IT IS THE SAFEST, CHEAP
EST, JShS t , ir HAS SEEM DEM
' OS1STBA TED TO BMr
The Great Life Insurance Co.
.,!. , OF THIS COUNTRY... .;
ll bias the Lat'ied Xumbcr of Members.
II. ' It has the Largest Amount Insured. -'
III. It has the Largest Surplus. ' ' i . , '
I '. It has the Largest Dicisible Surplnsi .
'. It has lite larfcst Htwines. ' ' 4
'I. II h'ts Ute jAurgait lacmee.' r....
VII. It has had Otrmtgh Us ichute hitlvty lilt
smull-.st acerane exicnscs. .
VIII. It obtains the largest average rales on its
investments.
IX. It Acrefare furnishes Insurance at less cvsl
Uian aily oilier C'oti;ij. : , . ......
All Policies Non-lbrieitable.
CONTINENTAL
FIRE-INSURANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK.
Assells ',
' -Sll,53t2, ScT
- l,032,rST
METllOPOLITAN
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF NEW YORK,
Capital and) Surplus
1,645,000
NORTH AMERICAN
Fire Insurance - Co;;"
OF NEW YORK,
Cash Assctta, T51,65,ST
. : . ACCIDENT
INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF C0LLMB13,
Casli Capital Paid lnv -- . l,O0O,0(M)
Stockholders liable for an n rani smountia addition to
Subscribed stock, making s capital equal tqi. J
$2,000,000,
I run re 11 araiDBt ererr rftrietv of ft0cident. Iom of Ufa.
perwonatl injury.
W. L, BTJTMAN, Aeent.
OfSo ia Telefrsph OMce,oss Gsrris,Clsik ft Co
Dry Goods Store.
lrmcBt,A,iill7,186.-lTtf 1 ; '
Th
ed
tbe
Life
AN
at
the
the
it
omc
any
to
year
aaan
day
rw- i'p -HBW
TOBACCO
A nil
Na.'J,
TYLEB'Si BLOCK,
iVtl i","'',
its' FBFVn
th jlank of
Fremont,
FREMONT. OHIO.
D. It: ALTAFFERr
WOULD respectfully announce to the citizen of
.Fremont and snrmaadiag eoontTy. that be ha
just opened aa entirely sew stock ef
Tobacco ; & Cigars!
which be is prepared to sell. Wholesale snd Retail, at
thej lowest lgure. Hei wvjbld etneeislly tnrit Hotel
and Saloon-Keepers, tt examine bis goods, before pur
chasing elsewhere. CHEWING TOBACCO, of toe best
brand. v .
MEERSCHAUM ' Tl?KOr MATCHES, 'CI
GAR-HOLDERS & TOBACCO POUCHES,
is sniBesa "variety, constantly so band.
tjf City snd country customers will bs supplied with
everything in my line of business, at reasonable pric.
' line ot Duein
1, 1868.-25vl
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STATEMENT l
Of the Condition of the- "
Provident Life Insurance
and Investment Co.,
A
On tbe 1st day f Jaae, ISorJ,
MADXto tbe Auditor of Ohio, pursuant to th Stat
ute of that Stats., j it" -.-1. r, i i -s . i
KASB kSV LOCATIOS.
nam of th Company is Provident Life tnfiranr
ana i uveetment tomao.r, and is located st CbKsgn.ll
linoi.
' i .' . ' cAtt.. '
Tlie amount of It Capital Stock authorized.
is tln,fMOO0
Tbe amount of ita Capital Stock paid op, is 100,000 00
ASKSTS.
Cash of tb Oofcpnay cm Band, 'ana hi the
hands of Agent and other persons $ 30,808 'JO
The Bond and rttoekeowned by tbe Company, 20i,.,00 00
ftebta dne the Comnany, secured by Mortgage, 4,&S 00
lieois lor rremiuma . ... 4,1449
Allothersecurities, Investment account, of .
nee inrniiure i-teov 47
- , Total Aasota ef tin Company..... Ji5,lJ3 18
t till. M.IS1L FT IKS. .
Nothing except small bills of expnnse.
iv. aisckALAvsors.
Tbe smount of its capital or esrnisg deposit,
in any other State, as security for losses
theHin..ijk..4.i...,)..;.-.,... f.ij,iKen.
Statk or Illixoim, CorsTT- w Coos, ss.
Irs Y. Mitnn. Vice President, sud C. Holland. Seen-
tarr of lit Trovident Lif Insurance and investment
Company, being severally sworn, depose and say, that
lorvgoing is a ful1, true and correct statement of th
affairs ot toe said company, and that they are tbs abor
ueecnoeu onicers inereoi.
IRA Y. MCNN, Vice President.
C. HOLLAND, Secretary.
Subscribed and swura before me, this Ith day of Jan.
18o.
Seal.) t SIMEON W. KINS,
FWe Cent Stamp. Com'r for Ohio, at Chicago, 111.
.': . .'Omen or ths Atoitob or Static, 1
roi.omius, ., June 11. 1866. )
It is hereby certified, that tbe fore oinc; is s correct
C"py of ths Statement of Condition of th Provident
Insurance and Investment Company of Chicago,
Blade to and tiled iu thie oftioe, for tbe year lbvn, x
witness my nan and seal, oejctally.
Seal J AS. H. 60DMAN,
, Auditor of State.
I EH TIFIVA TEvP A UTH0RI1 T.
(Toexpire oa th31st day ot Janaary, 187.)
,OKrirE or ths Aumrosor !-"tat.
Issarance Bepartment, Calumhas th, Jua li, 186S :
Whereas.? The PROVIDENT LIFE INSURANCE
t IMV EST MEN T COMPANY, located
Chicago, in th Stat of Ulinoia, ha filed ia this
Office a sworn statement of its condition, ss retjttiied by
first neetion f th et To regulate Insn-anc Com
panie not incorporated By the Stat of Ohio." pasted
April 8, 1B6S, sad (wenoetl February 9, lSrtt, and
act Ts asrnlata Foreiga Insurance Companies,''
passed April 5, 18SS; and, where, said Company has
furnished the undersigned satisfactory cridenoe that
ia passeas-d of aa sot oil Capital of at least Oa
uradand Filly lliousaod Do-lsrs, lareatedas required by
aid acta; and, whereas, said Comnaar has Sled ia Ibia
a written iaatraawnt andar itoonrparat seal, r1 ru
ed by th Praeident and Secretary thereof, aathoriitng
agent or agenta of said Company la this state
acknowledge service of proesa for and la behalf of said
Company, according to th term of said law.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of th Brit section of ths
aforesaid sct,I,-JAjt B. Goksaa. Auditor of stars fcr
Ohio, 4 hereby certify that said Provident Li Insur
ance and Investment Company of Chicago. Is authoris
ed to transact ths business of Life sHd Accident lasor
snc iu this Slat antit th Slat day of January, is ths
on thousand ight hundred and sixty-aevee.
hi witness whereof, I har hereunto subscribed sar
sad caused th seal of my otbc te bs sffiied, th
and year abors written.
fsl-J . JA3. H. GODMAN.
fir Cent 8tann,1. ! Auditor of Stst.
U. W. B. UeI.ELIiA2V, Agt.,
tSw3J - FRIM0.-JT, OHIO.
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and
of
Dental ITotioe.
DiuSAaXMAS..ilf be in lus offcr, at Clfde,
the hat t week of each monta, ,te a.r'rm 1 t-ptrs-tlussirequlrsd
la MSarefassisiu sMSrisfacdoa garai:r
ted.in alleaa. - . J. oALZMAST...
Clyde. Oct. 37. 1SSS. 43tf
Royal HAVANA LOTTERY df Cuba.
('dueled by tbe Hpaalsh Oarcrasaent..
3410,000 IX COLD drawn every IT dar .
Prise cabbed and mformatioa furnistied; tb highest
rata said ov DonMoooaand a.lkLaueol (JoidaoilSilfci;
also for all Goveremint Securities.
7A YLOR 4t CO Bankers,
(orLSMPJ : .... IS Wall SL, New Yuri. .
HALE'S MAGIC POLISH
4r Cleanlnir and Reatorloa; all articles .
of Varnished tarulturo, slano-Fortrs,
OH PaintlnvH, Hair C'lotb.sVe Wliliout
Injury. ' .
Sold wholesale asd null, by E. I.. CROetS, at th Mu
ne u eweiry store, oooaiand's irtil Blocs, Jn
Co to teblier's to Buy four
Hats Ac Caps, for lie has a large
Stock and Is cllliig them cheap.
TO THE IsADIES,
Tb Ladies or Fremont and vicinity are informed, that
we have stab'jshd a
Hair Dressing Saloon, ovar Reese's
i Barber Shop,
Where we are prepared to de all kinds of Hair rrrreafnr.
Curling, Frizxina; and Cleaning in th beat style. W
will also par the highest price for Hair.
Jun2i, W 2imi- . MiW. HANDY A CO.
TO ALL, THOS13 WHO CON
TEMPLATE HUILDIIVG. ;
I AM now prepared to Uke jobs of sll kinds of buildings '
at s lees rat than any other Master Mechanic ia this sec
tion el country. Having bad year of aperieac ia
building, I tatter myself that I can pleare all ia rues
and STYts, whs intrust sjok to sm.
I am also prepared to furnish estimates, plans sad
specifications of structures st any time, os do iob work
by the day. . BENBT SUIVBLT. .
Fremont. Jaa.fi, 186S. lmS.
itch: itch: itch:
SCUATCH! SCRATCH 1 SCRATCH! .
WHEATON'S OINTMENT
Will cure Ihr. Iteb In 48 Hoars!
Also eurts 8ALT RHKUM, TIMERS, CHILBLAINS
and all KROPHONd OF THE SHIS. Pric 40 cents.
For sa'e by all drnggiata. By s ending 60 eta to WEEKS
tc POTTER, Sol Agents, 17S Whigtoa ttrat BoMua,
It will be forwarded by mil,fre of postage, to any part
of the United State.
imi a
At-Lester's Hat Store
ybu will fled in connection wtth s Isras stock of Hats
andCapa.
PAPE3 COLLARS & CUFFS, ;
BUTTERFLIES," '
: GENTS' HOSIER i',
. .-m-:..-.- y , ' GLOVES, Ao Ao.,
Very t'lieap.
Fremont, Ksy 25, 188 Slm3. " x '"? "
F A I K B A - K 8 V .
SCALES!
OF ALL KINDS.
Fairbanks, Morse &
Co.',
: 1S4 fSuperisr Htreet, '
CLEVELAND, O. ;
"r ALSO MAKUFACTCRs and deal ia Store and
f? Warehouse Trucks. B ana g and Express Bar
rows, Hay, Rag and Cotton Frews, Weigh-meatera
Beams and Frame, Letter and Manifest Prases, Sc.
17 B careful to buy only tb Genuine.
Cleveland, June 22, lbS8. aSyl. - ' . '
FIRST PREMIUM
Sulky Hay Rake
"IITE OFFER to the Farmers of Ohio and adtnln(
T T States, tbe best rake in existence.
Ibis Bake took the First Premium at the Ohio Btate
Fair st Columbus, in 1884, snd also st ail th Coast r
Fairs wherever exhibited. . '
Tbs teeth are ef cut steel, spring tempered and not
liable to break. Tbs tsclh sr easily sdjuatai witbeas.
aid of s blacksmith, snd can be set for rough or smooth
land, and four iechss from th groand. Th wheels ms
four feet six Inches high and therefore better - '-r'Tll to
bushing hay thaa any orber Rake.
We bars sold these Rake for two years, aair bars
never had one returned, a we warrant them la ererr
case to gire entire aatia'action. -
Liberal diacoanls given to dealers.
BARNEY, OCOBOCK k TORREY.
Sandusky, Msy lath, 1S4S atf - .
FREE CLAIM AGEAC1!
Cleveland Br. Sanitary tomraission
. MERE' AID Will 0? UQIHEKN' 0HI3. '
ARMY & NAVY CLAIM AGEHSY
t3T No Caarce fox Services. Jl
WE COLLECT PENSIONS, BOt'STI"; BACK PAY.
Fft ZS MONEY, sud sU other Army sad Xarr
Cla-ms. ' . '
CS" Soldiers of mi, '92 sad 'S3 can bow Ale tbi
Discnarga with ns to obtain Increase cf Pension snd
Bounty, although tb new laws sr not ywt passed. Sol
diers may sppiy in person or by letter. .Address, . ,.
JASPE11E. WIIiLIAMS, Aeeat,
. (Successor to Wm.H. Gaylord )
Office 80 Bank SC, Room 13,
h 3d Floor,
6w41 ' CLE YKLAKD, OHIO.
Mi
SBMLJ.
AUA1SST
ACCIDENTS!
Provident Life Iiisuranee,
ASD
CO.,
INVESTMENT
OP CHICAGO,
HA3 a capital of l,000,C0O, and ia managed by sa
able and responsible boat d of Direetora,aod other..
Jrixidenm orertak mail is the ears, on steamboats. Mid
by ail modes of trareL Farmers, marcusnta,aeaiu,
profvesional men, and rery body ara liable to u.set them.
Take a Policy in this compaBy,and if yoa are disabled
from buaineMt, you will beptid from S4 Ui$oO per week,
and in case of death, from $a09 to $10,0U0, will be paid
yuux triends. Almost very day, soDoaa is iajared
aa accident in our town or in the vicinity. i) not
delay to toinsurcd. Call on
U. W. B. TCeUELtUAN. Ageat. .
Fremont, AprU 12, leoU- 14y 1
Music and Jewelry Storel
Ho. 2, Buckland Block, Fremont, 0. "
rmi
H rHESE wtU b foumi irood srrmnit of ' ''
V Clocks, Waiemea aud Jesrelrr
- ALSO ,
Piano Fortes and Melodeons,
Church uud School Harmonious,
Constantly oa hand, st LK?i PBICIS, thaa saa bs pro
cured of th Manufacturer or Traveling Agent.aad
WmrrmmUd for Fire yean.
Parties residinr at a distsnca dealrins; to aarchsjwr a
6000 1 NSTRL ME NT, can, by sompsnng sty lee nel pri
es, order eoeh ss they msy select, with s full reliance
that their transactions with m snail b eaadasted ta
tbeir satisfaction.
lsBenastaBtIyoa laad a large sortmesrf PI
ANO STOOLS, SHEET MCStC, and Mrs.vALMER
CHANDfSE. Particular stteatioap.U to th
Repairing of Watches, ,
Jewelry sad Musical Isutrumaat of every dtsarlptica.
Jianon Timed oh short notice., -
AUkindsot Gilt and P ft wood Monldings, Picur
rare ee, Lithognrpha, Stsat Engravings, Photngrspbe,
Aeoonstantlv on hsail.
COFFIN PLATES, sad all alndaofSNtlRA VINO as
sented ia superior sty 1.
E. La CROSS.
Fremont, 0-, September 2S, ISM. Mtf
GREAT OUIE.TAI. BE.VEOl.
HASHEESTF CANDY-
H
A
Tb Sylvan Oneat Com pane t B'jstoo are go ten.
porting, and under tbe superv ision of s celebrated chem
ist, Manutacturisg a preparation of this much eateevoeu
Kastarn stimulant asd tonic la tbofonn of an agrsea
bl confection. Henc it i named, Hasheesh Candy.
H
Tb rtorWol meuioml wirtne-i of thin Orfattil .im
hare been koowo for oenturivs aoti ftcknowlvdgei. bjr t.
highest rosMlicavl anthoritj m .UtwHv.r wittioat a riral
nrioai .icaKeaU Ita peculiar eiait-ntitt prvMr-
ara sow nK-UitisM br chemical 9oaDbinmtioui. than
rentierins it aafe and acreeaMa mwra im thm liaaMia nf .
cliihl.
U la aot rT4Vrat4si to tbe aaWie aaa Mvereiffa rMMdr
foreTerydiiaie thttMtleh it heir to," bat for throat.
Jang rlitficultiett, and all diar1 having 1hlr oriiu
a1rctlj or teUtrertlr in a ieufwti&nt o4 the NTt-oaa.
avstem. mzh aa NacttAUfiA, Hn.A.ih, Law Sriaj-ra,
Lorn or Slkp r Ai-pbtite, Rhecmatt&x, Chto-ttc Di
AUHfK.t InjiriaWT Const ftiox, c, Ac, kn H haa no
equaj.
H.
.4tTlO.
A worthless artkla under a similitr nam was placed
before th public mum time ago, hut waa soon ascertain
ed to h a base Imposition: therefore in nurcbasing.csu
tio shoo id be taken and bur nor wilbont tna irowrint
th SYLVAN ORIENT CO, Ul Ws.hington Strest,
Boston, oa aach Box. -
Price $1 par Box; trial boxer. SO cents.
Wholesale Agents,
STRONG A ARM STRONG, Cleveland.
E. DILLON &. SON,
8ol(stsforFriont, 'Sasa