TIME TABLES.
CLEVELAND & TOLEDO RAIL ROAD.
OIKO BT. WIW WBBT.
Day tlM..-iH A. B.iChiefe IlM U Hi .
Mail...!. it.aA.a- Mail 4ttr.
N.T.Erpree.. 4 4..B.RlfatExprosa. UAIra
LAKE ERIE & LOUISVILLE R. R.
LEAVE.
T iadlv,' IMil
Imlli, .....
Foatoria :...:
Jukra to"
Aasadea, tit
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WmtoV Set
Ar. atrrwm.t,.lfrl4
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Fremont........ 1 '
Wtero.
i-.
Arcadia 8,44
Ar-atrtadlay,.. 4:8
POST OFFICE HOURS.
OPENING AND CLOSING OF MAILS.
CLOSES.
Throat Hall sola hit, clears at....... 4-. r. a.
Wit Mall golof test, dees at MtsS
Thrmi IUII ntaf rLiwn at 11A a.b
Wsy Mall 'aft, elooaset . IT,
OPENS.
Tkreugk Mall from thEaatonat ltt p. a
War Mall (rem the East eoaa at T:M r. a
Tarourh Mall from tha Waat opens at TiM A. a
Way Mall tromtks Waat .pons at... 11:88 a-
L. E. & L. R. R.
taara eatbeLEALRR at.. ..MS
Mails arrive " at ...Si40a.b.
STAGE ROUTES.
Ta RoUersrtlre. Toeedsv aed Fridays at 1 T. V.
Ta Black Swamp, Saturday, at IS
CHURCH DIRECTORY.
keri.ieae atrrl ee an reeraurly hold la tka foUowr-
tng Ckanbaa l tkia oiky, rrery Sabbath, at tha
hear aamiiV
Mstsobibt EnsocrAL Caraoa, aoraar of Matfcat
at Mala Strata; Bar. t. Willi, raator, 10H
a, nadir. B. BoredaySeheolatt AJr Prayerm
tlaf Weda'edey ovoalaf.
Pbjmbttewae Carrot ooruotGerriaoo aad Mala
rftrswts; Rev. E BrjaairriL, Pastor; 10 X A a end
r.a Baadoy School at U a. Mtlog svwry Wadaat-
day ere.
8. P Arta (ErieoorlL) Caeari, Her. O. H. torm.
Rector, Mraar Mua and Court Btreote; MX Ia. a
aadTr.B. SoodAyScboolatl .. Lecture every
Wedsresdsy Tontng U tha ahmrak.
KaToaaawtmVBsra, mat Street, totwe Market
a ad Jobs Street; In. J. B. Taeanoa, Feasor; MM
A. a,oad1r. B Bmadaraekaol t(A.a- Prayer
awe ting every WdMOdyvealnf.
Iaibbaab Cacaca, oornor Oak aad Court Street;
.KaT.H.LA,Pr; 1XA B,adT.a.
' Et. Jaaara'i (Oatbolm) Caoaca, Ciefhaa St.
Rar. BEKAfB Bowauaator; an arary awrnlBf a
(daakl aa Bmadaya aad FaitWala of OMigatkw, Low
If am at I a'elock A. a- High or 8olwa kui at 10
a'aloek a. a, pa Wlatar at H ;) Taaaara at ( aloak
.a aad eeaaloaally Baaadiettaa at T p. a. Baa
day Beaael at Sr. a.
Bt. Aaaa (OATaeue) Caraca, 8tata Strset, Bar. L.
F. D'Aacn, faatar; rint Mam at 8 a'alook, a- a,
Baarad High lUnat 10 o'elock, a. a. doaday Bohool,
t r. TaMcra, p. a.
LAND FQR SALE-
Valaable Citj Lots for Sale.
INQUIRE OF R.DICKIMSOM,
fraaMBt, Baft. T, li6d.-9tt.
House and Lot for Sale,
N
EAR t. FrnVytariaa Ckareh. Will ba aold
cksaa If M wtihia tka axt BO dara. T-.tla
yarlaot. Kaqaliaattka dhea Stora of S nana AN
taa MOf aaa naaaa.
Lajxd, Ianl.
1 nsv 1CKE9 aHand ea laa Clara rlTar Wiaetwaia,
lZUi. oaarad at a raat bargaia for aaaa, orlaax
aaaaca for laaMrarUTond ant fail, or aroyarty ta
7 mi oat- jDz. B.DIULAIH. rraaaoat, uui,
For Sale. "
a KICK BOMB aad as acra ml Land, witk f
A traaa and out-aaildinia, la tka city of Fraaauat,
vary akaaa aad loaf Una tor aayamu; aiaa aaoat
U of aa aarooa Wataratraat, ia FrMtont, aaitaola
faraaT auaaiaatannf aaiAbllifaaiaat, ana aear tha
karlaaM aorUoa o! toira. JCaaa.iraot D. L JL'AB,
rraaaaat, Jaa U. INT-au
i Private Sale.
T WIlJi oaar at yrlTata aala aa th Alloa p Iota, tva
I bum aartk of Blley Caatra, kvwi of yeanc
CitUa. 1 Gov. 1 Mala CotVl tkraa yaar era a
tloiaaf
aad a lot of 8tf aad nop
JOHN BOWMAN
Marak 1, IW.twt.
Home and Lot for Sale.
rrtHC EKUSfSIONU) offara for aala. at a low aea
I aadoanaaoBabitarBia.afoodto atoryliaaia
koaMaad taraoaada balfloU offroaad, aa tar ear
Bar of Naaolaoa aad Wood Blraau, Fraaioat, aat
aMa oftho rlrar, oa high fraud. Eraaira aa tka
araalMa or of Willtaal Tattaa, at tba root unco.
' (gau ; . SUSAN TOTTEN,
For 8ale.
3-tHS doalrabla LH ea tha ooraar of El aad Btata
L Btraata, Tiaaiaat, la otarod for aala. Alro,ooa
oraa, Bafrr aad Mai am,adoaklowafoa aad aaoat
!.BDa akiBf iaa. ror aarnooiara aau oa or aoorvM
tha aadaralfBad, raaMrtw aoraar Bla Stata 8ta.
rrMaant,0. xutuiu k auuvavna.
BafcJT.UoS-iltf
Farm for Sale.
rflHB rNDEBBlSifED off.ra for Mia kla FaraL alt
X aatad ia Jaeaaoa tovaahia, radatky ooaaty, 0,
oirht buIm ao.Uiv.it of Fraaroa', aad thraa milai
aonhvaatof Wlntar'a Statiaa. oa taa Laio Brio ft
Loaiorilla Railroad. It aoataioa aooat SO aoraaof
laad, trty to aUty of which la aadar food ealtiraUoa,
tha kalaaca ttaibir; a aau fraaw hoaaa, aavarda of a
aaadrad hMrlaf trait traaa, two walla of aarer-ailliaf
watar, aad aUanimry baUdiBf.aUaw. Fortarau
aad othar aartiealata laqalra at tha Jmal odlea,
rraawiit,o7of X. U. MEmbBIBG.
rb. SS, lMT.oaia inter' t dtaUoa P. 0
Farm for Sale.
T OFFER for I
ala bit Farm ofoaa kaadred aad
1
aixtT acrea 1M aarea of claarad laad, laa kich
tat of oalUTatioa, tha halAaoa ta hmry timber
lytnf withta thirty roda Of rorutn.na. aaa wimin
thraa-foartha of a aiilo of a food ttrlat Mill aad Saw
Mill. Theraara aa tha Uim, two food Dweliiaf
UoaoM, Waah aad BowkeHoaM. CalUr aoder tba
whole; Cora Orlba, Bara with Bhada, two aeTOrtail
laf Spriafaoo for tha Hoa and oaa for tha vara
apriaf rJoaaa, urcaard of Mo 1, Drafted Frait,
aaah aa Ayp'.ea,Cherrlea, FearcQaiaoM, roaebea, Ac
lr or aartiealarr aa to terma etc, oall oa or addraaa
at Fort BaaacA. PoatoBot, Boaoea ooaaty, Ohio,
jAUiaruLn.
Doa. J,lW.-m7pd
MISCELLANEOUS.
Hones for Sale.
THREE food work Bonn for rale at a hanraia aa
ta price aad aayaMata. Call oa the nnd.ri.tr a-
ed aortk or r remoov ruuiiar buumacl.
House Wanted,
r BCT OR RENT A DwelliDf Boom la tha
rioiatty of the eharehM profrrrod. Ei quire at
Office of thia paper, or aooreM
wd P . O. BOI Uli, fremeat.
Wanted.
fP WO Haadred Tkiaaaad Pipe Starea; Two Ba-
X dred TboaMod Bed I ak 8Urea: for wklek tka
blrkort market prise will he paid inch, br
n. BINKLET.
rreateat. Dee. 3t, 1W. laj
Notice.
SEALED prepoeall will be recelred far aead oa tko
Fair OroaadaoffLbe BaadaakT Oaaty Acrlcol
taral Soe'etr, aatll Soadar. It o'elmik M, tha dtk
dar of March. Wi. PLATT BRUSH, rrcaideat.
Froaw-t, M.rch 1, 1M7- 1.
GEORGE CLAGHORN
Marble Hall Billiard & Oining
(Orer Ferry Cloee'i Wholrale Grecrry Store.)
t HEiWONT, OHIO.
I TAKE GREAT PLEASURE la aaaooaoirr to the
pabtie that 1 hare ampletaclitieetoaceoaittdata
thaioumaiid eaatorc of the Fall aad Wiateraaaaoaa,
aad tstead that oareeUbliahawatahall BalatalBita
A No.lrepmunoa.
Warm Meals at all Houre.
Farmera will Bod 'Marble Hair jo.t the place to
ret a road aqnare veal whea they eome to towa
withtSetr proonoa.
TBB leiUDZBS ZLOOai.
Wa ha-a a room la Mart i Hll eepecially dtted ap
aa LadieeBaleoo.
OYSTERS!
Oyttera aerred op ia any atyled aired. Freeh 0;a
tera received daily by Ezrreai. Oyatera for rale by
tba mb or cam.
Fremoat.0.. Sept. 28, Its. S9m.
Patroloum V. Kaaba'a Life of
ANDY JOHN-SON,
INCLUDING hi. vtempinf toar oat vnt aad 1.1a
oraebnoa, with S3 eovic illaetratioaa. The
rreateat bit of the ere Free hw nail for 0 ceote.
Ooaila itrr DlTia, lllartrated, 1 et. Aleo read It
ete for ouiple. of oar Haadred Dollar PHis Pvnlea,
Mafic Web. Peiile Pie'orea, Oantie Croqaet, kc
HANEY A CO , 100 N.eMu-it. K T
B1RTLETT, BEERY & CO.,
IB PORTER? AND JOBBERS of -ilk aad Peecr? ,
DRY OOOD
410 Broadway, New yrk.
Phiaru Brt!rt Pblleaenn B Berry. J"ba H Red
late of the Flna of Pardee, Datra Co,
Jaaiee 8. HIH, 0ee W. Wilnot, D-wttt C Dari.
Beth 1. Araold.li 'a wltk Pardea, Bate A Co, 60m3
free to Everybedy.
A larf pp. cirealar. f iviaf iafoTBiatiaa of the
fret-t iasaorlaaet to theyoucof both arx-a.
It t-arhe. kow the homelv aaay becoese beaatiful,
the ni iifil respected, aad tbe fonakea loved.
Ke yoorf ladr or rentlemaa akoald fail to aend
their Address, aad raeaive s copy soatpaid, krretan
Mil. AddrewP. 0. Drawer, SI,
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THE JOURNAL.
FRIDAY, MARCH 8, 1867.
TOWN AND COUNTY MATTERS.
S S S 5 5i
rVanow sonrl out the Journal with the dat
to which the aubacription has been paid ad
ded ob the martin of the paper to the printed
ddrem of each obscriber. By a glance at
theae ficare', ererT one can tell bow hi a ar-
eouDt stands. Thus: "John Smith 15 $ept 66"
meam that John Smith baa paid bis lob
criptioa up to the 15th of September, 1866.
Hereafter receipt a win do unoeceMary, aa toe
change la the date win oe equivalent tosucn
acknowledgment. This plan will prove
equally advanuigeoua to tie and convenient to
our suWribera. It will eare oi the trouble
of keeping separate book fur subscriptions,
and will promptly- indicate to enbscribers
the time when they should make another
payment
Union Primary Meeting.
Tka Ualoa atea of Ballrine are rroeated to
at the Babloa Bckool Hoaae, at I o'clock aa tha after.
aooa of Friay, March S9tm. 1867, to
I act eaadtdatea for tewa.hfp officers to be eleeted at
the Sprlof eleetlea m the Irat lioalay la April
COMMITTEE.
FREMONT.
Olyrla News Depot. We are indebted
to H. D. Ame, newsdealer at Clyde, for tbe
March Aiimtic .' ;
Bala of an Intaro-t In tha Tag. Mr.
a W. Valletta has purchased of tbe VTare-
Honsa Co. a half interest in the Tns "K.w-
Abla to ba Out. Mine hst of the Oro-
ghan Honse, Mr. F. X. Ourney, after an ill-
neM of two months end orer, is now able to
be about sgain.
Somebody at Elmore sends tie f J in an
envelope without the scratch of a pen to
show whree subscription is to be credited.
Send along tbe sddresa.
Lead Pencils. McOnlloch has for sale
the No.l pencil of the American Lead Pen.
ell Co. IT.Y, which is superior to any foreign
make that we have ever trid.
Horse Bills. Owners of horses will do
well te call at the Journal office this spring
when they deaire to bare bills printed, as we
re -prepared to get them np in the right
shape.
All kinds of job work, aneh as hand-bills,
posters, circulars, labels, blauks,letter-heads
ball tickets, invitation cards, etc, printed at
this office, on the shortest notice, and upon
the most reasonable terms.
Getting Ready for Work. The open
ing of spring has produced a s'.ir among
honse builders, and buildings thit remained
incomplete when the fold weather set
are being finished off, and preparations for
the erection of others are goii g forward.
Bold. We regret to say that the negotia
tions which haTe for some time been under
sy to purchase the propelicr'City of Fre
mont" haTe at length resulted in the sale of
that vessel. She was sold latt Monday to
John Pridgeon, of Detroit, for $ 61,500, and
will ply between Chicago and Sarins, in con
nection with tbe Grand Trunk Railroad,
Messrs, Brighlwell t Furgeraon are to re
paint theuFremon,t"before the is taken sway.
An Important Law. The Ohio States
man says that on the 97th of February the
General Assembly passed an aet entitled "aa
act relating to roads and highways,' of eon
siderable importance, inasmuch as it abolish.
es thn office of Supervisor of roads and hgh
wava. and rives to the trustees of the several
townships control and supervision of all pub-
lie roads and highways, and requires the
erection of guide boards at the forks of all
roads in tbe State.
The River and Harbor BUI Pasted.
Tbe following note front General Bueklaud
announces the passage of the River and
Harbor bill by both Houses:
Washikoton, D. 0., March 1, 1867,
Editor Fremont Journal: The River and
Hsrbor bill has passed both Houses, ineludkg
20.000 for the improvement of Sandusky
ttiver. It only requires tbe signature oi toe
President, wbicb it will douDtless secure.
Yours truly, R. r. JJucjxasd
Another Patent to a Sandusky Co.
Man. Mr. 8. W. Jscksoo, an intelligent
farmer in Ballville township, thit couuty, has
received a patient on an improvement which
he has perfected in shovel plows. We learn
that farmers and practical mechanics who
have seen his improved plow, pronounce it
invention of the greatest utility. He is
prepared to dispose of territorial rights, and
those wishing to engage in tbe business will
well to iddress him and learn full particu
lars.
Is this so? We clip the following item
from the Findlsy Jtffersunimi of this week:
A a, FaitMo.tr. We have to record another
fellow aa being swindled at the Fremont
depot saloon. ' 'n Monday last a green one
lost h'S watch valned at thirty dollars, ty
throwing dice at Ihe aforeeaid swindling shop
People who stop at that depot should have
their eyea opened for these swindlers, for
they are there at all timee'teeking whom
they may dcvour,"and the authorities of
rrmont bave not eot the nerve to drive
them out. It won't help tbe reputstion of
that town.
For Foundry Men. A correspondent of
the Scientific American writing from Spring
field, Ohio, ssys that cores for iron castings,
can be made better with sorghum skimmings
and ssnd than by the nsual rye flour, molas
ses, sBd sand. 'He gives thit as the recipe.
One quart sorghum skimmings, sixteen
quarts water and sharp saud enough to make
the mixture of the proper consistency "I can
make more aires with one barrel of skiro
mings and better than must meuldeis can
ith four barrels of the other."
A Suggestive Picture. one of the
finest and roost suggestive remit dets of the
late war that we have seen in works of art is
engraving by J.C Bultrie. entitled "Tbe
Empty Sleeve." It represents a soldierly-
looking young man, in semi-military garbi
holding ic his one arm a beautiful boy who,
with the natural curiosity of childhood, is in
vestigating tbe empty, sleeve that hargs
where the other arm should be. The en-
graviug it one of rare merit, and will un
doubtedly find a niche for itself in many
houses hereabout. Mr. W. H. Wilson has
agency for its sale in the Counties of
Sandusky, Erie and Hancock. And as will
seen by his notice elsewhere, he wants
agents in every towns! .ip in these o uniis.
mm "
The "Fat Woman" in Detroit. Our
readers probably remember the "Fat Wo
man" show, which "played out" in this city
about two asonths ago. The following from
Detroit Advertiser, shows that the "Fat
woman" still lives:
Wm. Perry, doorkeeper at the "fat wo-
msnn'' show on Jefferson avenue, who was
recently arrested for gambling, was yester-
lay partially examined at tbe I oiice Court
nd the case postponed for further hearing,
The defendant aubpo-naed the fat woman as
is witness, and after considerable difficulty
was ushered into tbe witness-box to tes-
fy in bis behalf There being no charge
admittance, the audience was more
numerous than select. The w; net s, instead
helping- Perry, rather aided the prosecn
anil substantially revealed the modus
operandi of relieving those who visited the
show. The substance of tbe testimony was
this: tine portion of toe room where the
woman, wax figures, etc., were exhibited,
as set apart lor gambling, and t sweat
oth was used to gull the victims. Perry
as d-iorkerner to the concern, and availed
himself of the opportunity offered to notice
particularly how much money the p.icfcut
book of each person admitted contained. He
reported, according to iiielructiona. his dis
coveries in ibis respect to the proprietor, and
victim was luvariatily relieved accord
ingly. She also testified that Perry was
fully conversant with all that transpired in
the place, tnd although he took no hand
the sweat-cloth Arrangement. h.ia guilt !
saeais to ne iuuy eonnrmea,
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West Fremont. A correspondent writes:
We understand a prtncted effort hss been
entered upon ty the Rev. Mr. Long and col
lea gun near ibe Four Mile House in the United
Brethren Chuich. There aeeins to be a gen
eral interest manifested and they will no
doulit have a'goorl time, as the Rev. Mr.
Long has been tery successful w ith his revi
vali previous to this.
,. Presentation. At the last regular meet
ing of Ft. Stephenson Lodge Wo. 22 F. A
M., the proceedings were varied by a pleas
ant little episode worth recording. After a
lecture by tbe Master, Dr. F. Wilmer, Mr.
Doncyson.ina few appropriate remark, in
behalf of tbe Lodge, presented to Dr. Wilmer
a beautiful silver goblet and salver. On one
side tbe goblet bears Masonic emblems in
raised characters, on the other this inncrip
tion; TreMrilcd by ihe brethren of Fort
Stephenson Lodge No 223 F. A. M., to the
Worshipful Master, Dr. F. Wilmer, March
5th, 1BG7. .
The Excelsiors. "The Kxeel-ior Dra
raatieClub," Mr. Z. Ross, manager, will give
two entertainments next week at Union Hall,
'hen they will assuredly receive from the
eitisens of Fremont a generot'S support. On
Monday evening next they will produce the
popular Irish drama of "Born to Good Luck,'
in which Mr. Cook, the illimitable delineator
of Irish character, will sustain the principal
part; the evening's entertainment to conclude
rith the Farce of "Family Jan." Ou Tues
day evening they repeat the drama and close
with tbe Farce of ' Tht Slack Statue." Good
music will be fumibhej by the orchestra, and
Mrs. Mun bas consented to sing some choice
songs. i
Revivals. We learn from Rev. Mr. Bul
ger, Presiding Elder of the U. B. Church in
this District, that a general awakening is in
progress throughout the cuunty. Under tbe
ministrations of Rev. Lang and Harbaugh
many. conversions have been made. The
meetings at Winter's Station resulted in the
conversion and accession to the Church of
one hundred and eighty-two persons: At a
meeting held four miles north-east of Fosto
ria in the German Reformed Chutcha class
of twenty-fiTe membeis was formed. Meet
ings are bow? held in Madison, township,
where twenty-fnar new members have been
received. Twenty-two were at the altar
Tuesday night far prayer.
The Goilectorsbip. The Commission
of Col. W. E. Haynes, Cjlleotor of Internal
Revenue for this District, expired on the
4th tnst. Under the provisions of the act
regulating the appointments by the Pres
ident, and which was passe 1 over the Pres
ident's veto ou Friday last, his official duties
ceased upon th? expiratioi of his Com
mission. The duties of the office now de
volve upon .Mr.. Charlos H. Krebs. Senior
Deputy, who becomes acting Collector nntil
Mr. Geo. J. Aiiders3n, the now appointee
rdcsiT33 his order of pjS4CS3iorj and final in
structions, which will probably be in a Tery
few days. . He his not yet named a deputy
for this county, but we understand that Mr.
Thoe. Ciapp will receive the appointment.
Runaway. Tbe first runaway worth
mentioning that has occurred in town since
sledding times, happened last Wednesday
forenoon, but fortunately resulted in no se
rious injury to man or lieast. A team of
horses attached to a light wagon or buggy,
with one man and a trunk as occupant?, took
fright and ran down the hill past the Cro
ghan House at a furious rate, spilling out
mm and trunk and breaking lose from the
vehicle when opposite the new block. The
man was knocked insensible, but revived
soon after being csrried into the Crogban
Houie, to find that he hnd sustained no se
rious injury; tbe trunk, however, was badly
damaged and the coulcnts considerably
straggled. The honos were caught after
"ey had crossed Ihe br.uge.
Firemen's Parade and Ball. The an
nual parade and ball uf Fkicjiont E.noim Co.
No. 1, came off last Monday, and was a finer
afftir than usual. Chief Engineer A. Young
and 8d Assistant J. D. Griffin were on hand
in their official capacity. The Foreman of
the eimpaoy, Lorenii Dick, and Assistants,
William Keiser and H, Gottron. and the
Captain of the Hose Cart, M. Free, together
ith tbe members, made a splendid showine,
Of 133 members, about 120 were in the pro
cession. The machines were in rood condi
tion, and the parade passed off as all such
affairs do when the part'eipants have tbeir
hearts in it, in lip-top style, notwithstanding
tbe bad state of the streets. The evening
wound op with a glorious time, in the wssy
of a dance and supper, at Fabing fc Heim's
new bail. Something like four hundred peo
ple rau-t have been present, and the receipts
weie largely in excess of any previous an
nual party. The supper was prepared and
contributed by the German Indies of the city,
and in every rcpect was a ciedit to tbeir
housewifely skill aud taste. The members
of the company and all others who were
present had a pleasant tin e.
Annual Rail Road Meeting. Tbe an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the Lake
Erie A Louisville Rail Road company was
held at the company's office in this city on
n eane&aay last. 1 he attendance was as
large as usual. The following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year;
L. Q. Rawson, D. J. Oorry, S. Carlin, 0.
W. Foster, J. Moore, Sabeit Scott, Wm. H.
Moore, W. S. Ballinger, R. W. B. McLellan.
The contract between tbe L. E. fc L. R.
R. Co aud the Columbus and Indiana Cen
tral R. R. Co. and the Jeffersonvill, Madi
son and Indiaoopolis R. R. Co's, for the
building of tweuty -two miles of the L. E. tt
R. R. Co'b Road between Cambridge
city and Rtishville, Ind.,as submitted to
the Stockholders and approved.' Tbm
twenty-two miles of the Road is now being
construct. I and will be cimi lewd by the
first of June.
After tbe adjournment of the Stockhold
ers meeting, the Directors held a meeting
and elpcted the fullowir.g officers:
L. Q. Rawson, Tres deiit and Sup't
C. W. Foster, Vice Pres't. '
S. Medbury, Chief Engineer.
R W. B. McLellan, Sec y. and Trea.
B. A tusdttti, General and Freight Agent.
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the Improvement of the Horse, Dis
continued. This Association was organ
ized on the 221 day of March, l?6o. Four
exhibitions have been held with premium
lists as follows:
Perrysburg, May, lr?!io
Norwalk, August, 16i5
Monroeville, June, 1HC6, ...
Monroeville, October, 1 'G6, .
.$ 840 00
. l.OOitKI
. 2.715 00
. 2,8a6 00
" $7:5U6 00
Makings total of seven thousand five hun
dred and six dollars in cash distributed
among the breeders and owners of horses in
Northwestern Ohio. The institution has
been self-snstainiug, there having been po
assessment made upon the stockholders.
The unparak'lled success of this institution is
probably owing to the fine business qualifi-
cal,ons o1 the officers, and Ihe prohibition
an eamtiling and liquor sellinc upon the
exhibition grounds. On account of nearly
the counties within the district having
recently organized similar institutions, this
Association, at the meeting held in Clyde on
tbe 21st ult., concluded to declare a dividend
$3.25 on each share, payable on applica
tion to the Secretary, and discontinue busi
ness. '
Srxsiti.s Anvii k. The Xenia TorcJiluihl
flashes forth the fullna ine sensible and truth
adrice: "We say. laying all self-iuteret
aside and getting down to hard; logic go to
those houses which advertise. Men who ad
vertise are business men, and intend to trade
and will sell you batginx. Practice this ad
vice always, and you will hnd that it pays."
Tn AiVANTAcor Auvketising. The
Houston (Texas) TtUnrark in iliuslratiiia-
advantages of advertising, states that a
gentleman advertised the loss of a fifty-dollar
note in the Telegraph not long since, and
found it in hit vest pocket before he reached
heme from that office,
not
the
the
7-lm.
to
that
saws.
men
R.
Wm.
Owen
West
Josiah
D.
healthy
Hence
LOCAL NOTICES.
Sbkkt Musio A few copies of the beauti
ful waltz, Valft it MarghartUt may he bad
by calling on the Composer Ms. Fain. H.
Dot a. l-3w.
Seven Yoang Ladies Lost When
last seen they were in a crowd at Harri'e
Photograph Rooms in Bnckland't new block
waiting their turn to hare their Photographs
tafen. -
"The Empty Sieve." Agents wanted
to sell this celebrated engraving in every
township in the counties of Sandusky, Erie
and Hancock. Apply to Wm.H. Wilson, Poet
office drawer 126. Fremont, Ohio.
Dyeing. By reference to a card in our
advertising columns it will be seen that a
branch of F. Cyriax's French Fancy Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Works, has been estab
lished in Fremont. Mr. A. H. Rice, Agent,
Main Street.
The Beautiful Porcelain Floture so
much admired and sought after in our east
ern cities by the lovers of the fine arts, can
be had neatly put up at Harris' Photograph
Rooms in Buckland't new block oposite the
Crogban Honse, Fremont Ohio.
Agents Wanted. Wm. Wilson, of this
city, has the agency for the counties of San
dusky, Hancock and Erie for the sale of
Bulrie'a celebrated engraving entitled -Th
BsfrTT Slkeve."" Agents wanted in every
township in thfse counties to sell the picture.
Post office Drawer 126, Fremont, Ohio.
- Glorious News. The citizens of Fre
mont and vicinity, have discovered that tbe
Bankrupt Bool and Shot Store is If o Hum
bio, and that they can buy the best quality
Boots and Shoes cheaper than at any
other place in the State of Ohio. Call early
and secure some of the grtat bargains. Look
for the sign of the BAsatrrr Sale or Boots
Shoes. Deal's Block, earner of Front and
Garrison Street's, Fremont Ohio.
Unsurpassed Enterprise. It has been
subject of wonder amozg those engaged in
business education, and indeed among busi
ness men generally, how and why, the Busi
ness Colleges at Hillsdale, Mich., and Ober
lio. Ohio, meet with such unexampUd success.
Tbe truth is. and we commend their exam
ple to our advertisers the energetic tnd
justly popular proprietors of these Institu
tions do all they advertise. They don t be
lieve that blowing" and deception pay.
This accounts for a success unparalleld in the
story of Business Colleges.
Snrbly Wonders will Never Cease.
Dr. Agar the celebrated healer hat been in
onr town a few davs, causing great excite
ment by curing the people without the use
medicine. Tbe Doctor has rooms at th
Kessler Hotel, where he is daily v sited by
crowds of persons of both sexes and all ages
seeking relief and cure lor their ills. He
cordially invites the pior or those not able
pay to come and be healed without money
and without price. This surely is a very
generous offer. We advise all who are sick or
ailing with any disease or eomplaint to give
the Doctor a call immediately. He will re
main during the month of March. . lOtf
Travel. The question of spring trsve
California threatens to become a very
serious consideration in view of the yellow
fever on tho Isthmus an 1 the latest state
meut that '-Panama is full of pestilence an
filth." Unless the scourge abate the Alc
tuating population of that region will ere
long give neither the doctor nor the census
taker much trouble. Meantime, the more
cautious or timid of the travelling public,
ho scent danger even in being whirled
across the Isthmus, under the idea that pest
ilencecan keep up with, if not outstrip, the
ron horse, may probably seek the Pacific
the Nicaragua route, whereon a favorable
degree of heath fulness is declared now
prevail.
Beautiful Instruments. Go to the Mu
aud Jewelry Store of E. L. Cross, and
the nice 5-octsve Melodeont at $7o.00
each. 5t-
Foa Sals Chsap. A good large double
Land Roller, suitable for roliiog all kinds of
plowed ground. It can be seen by calling at
old Planing Mill Sash Factory East
side of river. 7n3 S. Hatnw
Qrvat Ridcction is Pbicks, at St. Clair't
Block. L. Youngman is closing out his
stock of Fall and Winter Clothing at cost.
Furnishing Goods, Hats, . Caps and Trunks
always a good assortment kept on hand and
at prices to suit customers. ,
ScBOLsksBir roa Sals. A scholarship
which will secure s thorough commercial
course at the first class Commercial College
Hillsdale, Michigan, or Oberlio, Ohio, can
had ou good terma ft the Journal office.
early if you Want it.
TrrTB Extsactxo Without Paying. Dr
Shaw having a desire to relieve the racking
of suffering humanity, has introduced
newly invented Bhigolent and Vaporizer,
cerftfctlv safe for all; call and tee it. Don't
call at once.
Teeth extracted without paying was a mis
in print; should be Without pain.
Clothing and Merchant Tailoring.
call tbe attention of our readers to the
advertisement of T. J. Barker in another
column. He has s stock of entirely new
ready made clothing of all grsdes and quail
made up in the latest styles, and be is
selling at fair rates. Mr. Barker also has all
arrangements made for keeping up a first
Merchant Tailokino establishment.
bas now in his employ one of the best
cutters in the State, and is prepared to do
custom wotk in the best manner. Try htm
see for yourselves.
Photography. The Photograph Rooms
Buckland's new Block are in full aud tnc
cessful operatiou, producing as fair toned
pictures as can be made in Ohio. Prices
down. I will put up for you four csrd
pictures for $1,'50 and duplicates for 25 cents
or $3.00 per dozen, and warrant them
satisfactory and equal to the beat that can
made any where in Fremont or you need
accept them. Call and see, dont forget
place. Buckland's new Block opposite
Croghan House Fremont Ohio.
M. Habsis,
Paem by "Shank.
Lives t'nerc a man
With soul so dead
That when he tumbles out of bed.
And bumps his shins or breaks bit head,
Who, never to himself hath said,
I'll go to Sherman & Co's. Shoe Store,
Save 50 per cent or more,
Than was ever saved by me before,
Or any other man.
If yon don't believe it call and see, No. 3
Fabing dt Heim's Block, nearly opposite the
Orogan House.
Important to Saw Mill Men. This is
certify that we bave gummed our large
circular saw with Dole's Patent Emery Glim
mer, manufactured by Silver and Deming at
Chio. After having nsed other devi
ces or machines for gumming, we can testify
Dole's Patent is the only successful glim
mer we have ever teen used on large circular
We deem it to be all that it it recom
mended to be, and would advise saw mill
to buy on.-.
Tomlinsoo t Boyer, Benton, Hancock Co., O
Smith, Green Springs, Ohio.
L. Youngblood, Mt, Yernon, O.
A Douglas, Clyde, Sandusky Co., O.
d; Dana, Fremont, Ohio.
Weldon, Elmore, Ottawa, Co., O.
M. Day, '.' " " "
Send for descriptive circular. Hw3.
Woam CoysiuKEiNo. Gwd diet makes
children and healthy adults. G md
Saleratus to make nutritious, healthy diet.
use D. B. De Land t Co.'t Best Chem
ical SaUratut, as it ia perfectly pure, and bet
ter than sods for all purposes.
If
Oa
Is
ia
to
by
far
listi
No Medicine Used. Dr. Agar, pnoii
eal Physician, heals the sick by s system of
practical oppcrationt to effectual and pecu
liar that inveterate eases are often cured in a
few minute, without the nse of medicine.
The wocderfullnes of this system of healing
consists in its simple, natural, instantaneous
effectiveness and general adaptability tea
great variety of diseases. Chronic diseases
cured and acute pain relieved in a few min
utes. The lame . walk, the blind see, the
deaf hear. Scores of thousands of persons
hsve been eared or greatly relieved, and
what is still more strange and wonderful,
diseases heretofore considered incurable,
such as Ovarian Tumors, Falling of the
Womb, Fever-Sores, or sore legs of twenty
years standing, are frequently cared in ooe
operation. Let it be borne in mind, how
ever, that o supernatural power ia claimed
in the performance of these seemingly mir
aculous cures. There have been men in all
ages who have had the same power over die
eases of the body and mind. Some call it
the gift of healing, or curing by the faying
on of handt.
Rooms at the Kessler House, time com
mencing Saturday March 2nd, and remain
from 15 to 25 days. . The poor treated free
of charge. t
FREMONT. Marriages.
By Rev. H. Lang, Jan. 30th 1867, Mr. Z
Oppbsm an to Mrs. K. Jacobs, both of Ball'
ville.
Br the same, Feb. 7th 1867, Mr. Esast
DiprBAii to Miss Anna K CrasrcoBB, both
of Sandusky Tp.
By tbe same Feb. 19th 1867, Mr. Acourr
Bcilimas to Miss Elizabeth Bowmab, both
of Washington Tp.
Commercial Matters.
Fremont Market.
journal orncB, rBBMOrrr, o-, i
Tkoraiay, Mar 7, 167. J
Wheat So. 1,$2M; No. 1,12 S3; No.S,$l
Flour $11 ia 60 WDM.
Corn soe W bashel for shelled : 60e. W bethel
a th oar.
Bye TS$'0c Vbasatr.
ObU SAs. W baihcl.
Buckwheat (grain) Tie. V bushel.
Flax Seed 3 00 V bnahel.
t Imaiby Mee4 S3 16 OS V bushel..
Clover Seed $ I 00 te V barbel.
Dressed HefBS7 Kgl 90 W cwt.
KdtHI 10 5. V tb by the kef ; 13Xo. -b at retail.
Smoked Meats Hans, UAtSa. W lb ; Shool
dera, 13,l6c. W lb ; Dried B-af, c V lb.
Pealtry -Tnrkies, 11 00, tt eO$l 00 apises
Chickens, U 16a. ap(eee, Bvt ; dreeeed, 810c. V lb.
Batter 20). W lb
Eggs iiie. W dues,
Cbeeee lfsJSle. v lb.
Potatoes A00c. W bashel.
Oaloae dOOSOe. V bashel.
Greea Apples-oOQTSe. W barbel.
Dried Apples Si. V tb.
Heeewax-aoc. v lb.
Wool MfflSScVlb.
Salt Floe, W sack, Sie ; W bbl., 13 50 ; Coarse,
W bbl., S3
Fael Wood, W cord, 13 00$4 00 ; Goal f 10 W
Taa delivered.
Coffee-RIo, aJ7e. W lb ; Java, eoetde. lb
Tea-8sll oovtb.
Sugar Common, by tha barrr', W is, UK
le ; White, llc W lb.
fUce 11c. V lb.
mackerel- OOQflO OdW Kebl.: $i M W
Kit.
Fremont Lime-so V bash,
flay sa 00 e S 00 W Taa.
Maple Soger 12xa"5i
Fremont Lumber Market.
Pipe Slaves
One Inch sad t hstf,
. One Inch aad s quarter-
One loch and - -One
loch Bad Oak,
Sereo-Elghth - ,
tS V M
il
SO
u ;
it
La anber
Whit Ash,
Poplar,
Black Walnut,
Cottonwood,
Pino, elaar.
do Common
Shingles
Oak.
lis oovjn
S0 0) do
SHOO do
. id SO do
H6i4 00 do
a oo do
5T00WI
Fremont Fur Market.
Hiss afdoOAd.M
Wild Cat .....
Oerossca .....
Bra Fox .......
...SOS
No. J, Coox........T'a
wnrri "at toe
.Ur
Black Recite. Me
Farm for Sale.
AVCHT desirable farm, ahcat ens mile south,
waat from Ballerae. Ohio. The farm soataiat
forty scree, choice ecu,
houaa. rood oat-houaea.
choice aell, rod two-aiorv dwelllnr
ac , orchard, two walla of
rood watar. aad attested oa aa axeelleat roa I.
for farther particular! erqnlre of th- mbeerfber
OB tso premieoa. HUBERT B. 8TBWABT.
March 8. 167 lOwS.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
LADIES OF DELICATE CONSTITC-
TION, and ascertain health are streoaoaaly ad-
Tired throw arfde tha oaaeoaa and useless prepara
tions with wLleh they are aecastOBwd to drag them
eel.ee, aad test tha hjrelaa, body-aad-mlnd
rtreogtbentog viitoes of Hosrcrna's Cblbssatsb
SrotAca Bimsa. Io all tho e mplaiate and disa
bilities arising from Tarlooa cause, they will find
this chewing . refreshing sod lavlf oratiof prspaxa-
tlon of extraordinary aflletcy. Its rr relating prop
erties ar wonderful, and aa a remedy for th laa-
oar, naaara, tremors, convatsioas, bysteris, Ac.
which often accompany tha derelopmodt of woauu
hood, tt h ao equal among the preseriptioBS of tht
fieri t j or advertised medicine. For tb many dia
treasiBf f-etirrs which arbor la and oft a follow tbo
period of maternity, aad also for the nainfal sod
danferoas symptoms which aoasetimr.s aoeoorpaay
change of life,' HosTSTTsa's Birrras ar ear
nestly reoommandeJ. No other restorative ari
to rait so well the coaatitalioa sod the orgsnlss.
tlots of the feebler sex. I a all esses of Female De
bility where th re Is a went of brisk vital actios
th BiTTxss prod, er s most important Changs re
Verinj local weakaest sad n-tetabltshiof th gsner
health.
CONblTOPTION CURABLE BV OB.
SCH EN CIVS MtDICI.MES.-To ear Cob
ampt'on, tb system mast be pnparsl so that tb
longs wils bcal. To aceompliab this, tbe liver aad
stomach moil first be eleaoeed and an sppetlts eras-
ted for food wholesome food, which, by these modi
doeawtll be digested properly, aad food healthy
blood madV; thus building ap tbo eonslitatiOB.
Srhenek's Baodrak Pills cleanse the stomach if ali
bilious or in noon, aoeamolatlons; sad, by oainf th
Bos Weed Tonle in connection, tbo appetite Is re
stored.
r-chenck'a Pulmonic Syrop ia nuuietous sa wtl a
medicinal, and, by asinf th three remedies, sQ Im.
parities ar expelled from th system, aad food,
wholesome b"ood made, wbleh will repel oil disease.
patients will take theae mejidoes snordlnf todi-
reettnn,Conmunptioa very f-sqaently la its hut tetaft
yields readily to their actios. Tab th ptlla fro
qaotoly, to cleanse theliver and stomach. It does
not follow that because th bowla ar not costire
they ar not required, for sometimes Io diarrhosa
they ar Dec-nary. Th stomach mast be kept
healthy, and an appetit created to allow tb Pul
monic 8rnp to aet oa the respiratory organ prop
erly and allay any irritation. Then all that is re
quired to perform a permanent cure ia, to prevent
taking cold. Exercise about th rooms aa much at
partible, eat ail the ricbeat food fat meat, fame, sad,
fact, anthing the appetite craves; bat be portico
ktraod masticate well. 43yL 2d w evy mo. a. m-nl
An Effectual Worm Medicine.
Brown's Vermifuge Comfits,
Woaa Loiexoes. Much sickness, undoubtedly,
withchildrea and adults, attributed to other causer,
occasioned by worms. Tha " Vsraircos ConriTS,'
although effectual la destroying woim., ear do no
possible injury to the most delieast child. This val
uable combination has bean aaoonrfolly asod by phy
sicians, and foaad to be safe and sore in eradicating
worms, so hurtful to childreo.
Children having; worms require immediate at
tention, as neglect of the trouble of tea cause prt
Ionfed rlcknesr.
Symptoms of Worms la Cklldren are often
overlooked. Worma la the atomaoh and bowel. cause
Irritation, which can be removed only by the nse of s
sore remedy. The combination of ingredients need
making AVeew's - Vtrmijugi Ctmplf is sack AS
give th best possible etten with salety.
CURTIS A BROWN, Proprietors, New fork. Sold
all Deator ia Medicines, at 2 eta. a box 22ylsmp
. ItiUtn A Sew aae! . MudUmnd A Seas. Arcntt
Ksy Cewaly.
IXEW PERFUME FOK THE HASDHEKCHIEl,
Phalon'a
phnlon'
Pbalon'a
"eight Blooming Cerent
'rb H looming Cereae.
Night HlawmiHg Cereaa.t
"Night Rlsomlag CerwaaJ
"Night Blooming Cerravs..
Salon's
A mail exquisite, delicate, and Frerrraiit Perfum.
led from th rare and
ocautiHii
flower frm)
rhicb it take its nam.
Manufactured only by
PDALON V SON, New York.
BEWAEE OF COUNTERFEITS.
ASK FOR PHALON'S-TAXI KO 0THEH.
Wadsworfln & Pratt's
NEW
CROCKERY &
GLASSWARE
Are at No. 6, Fabing't New
Block, State Street,
Fremoat, Ohio.
WADSWORTH & PRATT.
Fremont, March 1 , 1867. 9ml .
SEeCnVS.
PRESCRIBED GOLDEN SEAL.
R. eon mended for the treatment of Dyspepala, Ifldl
gostioB, General Debility, and Fever and Arse. and
warranted to care, invented by Dr. G. O. Bbgub. It
Is a vee. table oompooad of thirteen distinct artte-
las, aad ia sp
aad la Approved aad nraaaiibed by th medio
iiorasaioa.
A ' phyeieiaa who baa made oa of it hi
his araotiee ears It la hrnlean. while it ia soteat:
aet doe it, as is th car with assay awdielsea,lav
a ebatterrd eenjtitutlon in krs track." gold by aD
droffirte.
OBBUT 8KTNNXR k CO.. Sol Proprietors,
lOjlj Sprinrdeld, Mas.
HALL'S
VEGETABLE
Sicillian Hair Renewer
RENEWS TBE HAIR.
Hall Vbsitabls Siciiliab Haib Rasrowsa
Restores ftray Hair to tho wlfinal color.
Hall'8 Vsostasle BiortLiAB Haib Rxxawn
Preveata tb bair from falling of.
Ball's Vsotabli Sicilliab Haib Rwrxwn
kf akea th hair soft and f 1oaey .
Ball's Vmxtasls Sioilliaw Baib RiAtvxa ,
Door not rtain Ibe akin.
Ball's Vesetabx Bicilliab Baib Bmrn
Has proved itself the best preparetioa for tho
bair oror pre seated to tha public
For sale by slldmrr'rti. Pries $1.00.
B. F. HALL A CO., Nashua, N H, Fraartotoif.
February at, lttT-TmA
CROCKERY
EMPORIUM.
E. B. MOORE
TTavTNG arebasod tbe wll known Creek err stove
XT of J. W. Bovloa O. la proaarM to sacily
theelrhwaf of rUaduiky and adjoining soaarttaswltb
CROCKERY.
China and
Glassware
LOOKING GLASSES,
Britannia-Ware. Plated-Ware
TABLE CLTLERY,
LAMPS, &C, &C
WI BAVX ON HAND THB
L. ar c e sl S t ocV
C7
Ever Bronf hi to Fremont,
and sr reoetvtng dally, direct from tha arataasMtBT-
ers an alnai oi
CROCKERY AND GLASSWAKK
which waare selling at prices thst
DEFY CO JI PETITION.
Wt bar s large sad wall leted
STOCK OF LAMPS,
GOOD gtTPPIY OF OIL.
WakMsowervthlnaTlaoartraa aad rail It a
enoapaseas onso ia rrorurem ubio.
Oemeta and examine oar Btoeksal roa will 14
th
BEST ASORTMENT,
sad tb
LOWEST PRICES
to befouod ta this m Ark el
OUR ! !
In MttBwHos with tb abm h will mII th
knowa
Croghaa Mills Flour,
sataarAetafOd by foor A De.n, (formerly Moor ft
Vallette.) All oar Soar la made from No. 1 wheat
and la faarantaed to give aattrtact'on.
W will keep oonstaatly on hand at Whole and
Retail, Floor, wranam, lien nasi, urea, c
O out torgel le Place
No. 9,
Fallette, Moore & Rawson Block
E. B. MOORE.
Frcmokt, March 23, 1866. I Syt.
Harainm. Attention I J art nabllrhed,
now, enlarged edition, oi vr. tridrau. a eeieoraieu
hook on the treatment of all tha diseases of bore,
with tricks practiced by jeekrye aad how to tell are.
f hone sod eatti. Avery aorao owner rnowra save
tt. Bent by mall for only (Oct.. Address,
8. S. MKLIIN, AAWISTOB, BA
For Sale.
Btata and County Blrhtr.of J. B.Catbwbu, ACo ,
Celebrated ttlaas Ctator Wheels, for Bedstaada and
Flaora. Bor particulars addresa as above, box sen
O , FhllMllphla.
RISX.ETS irUCHfJ ia tbo ctraa for pais aad
wrakaaaa in the beck and kins; and all thoe
eomplalata res I ting from demagemoat of the kid
ney, and orioary organs Sold in lore, bltlea by
the dragrirta. BARRAL, BISLElf. A Co,
W noli sale liroffisia, lu uaemoer bu, b. i .
Royal Havana. Lottery of Cuba.
Draws' oar ia renter daye. Frlte cashed and
Information given. High. at rate paid for doubloon.
and all kinds of fold and .ilver. Ueoboe CrssB, OS
N. Maia Bt , rrovuienoa, k. i.
Fisnno TACKLE.
Needles Flsk Hooka. Ac of vry dmsriptios. in
serted sad maaolaetarod by Auebt Dsirtv Ks. M
hsisai It,, New w(rCtM door from klaidea Lst.
la
All
to
and
ed
dsy
s
tion
-
for
(To
Aew
act
snd
Una
Beat,
said
of
State
ia
and
thirty-first
In
By
Une
For
or
; CARPETS.
Sanford, . ;, s . ,
: Stone and r'U:
Coffin.
- ' AT THE
NEW CARPET STORE!
tit BTPERIOB STREET,
HAVE a Soe orrment af V.rret, 3raacrls, Tar
oestry. Three-ply, Iorrala,Oettar and Bom
Oerpetiaf. Also, Floor Oil Cleths, Oecoa kUttusf,
Wladew Bhadv. Lao Carmine. Damask Carta toe.
Table and Piano Cover. Door hUta, Bugs, Aa, A.,
stsk
LOWEST CASH PRICES.
BANFOHD.STONE A COFFIN,
Bag la Block,
x. . - , ... . SIS 8aperior Street
- Cleveland, Ohi.
vlialsaftpd.
CAlVPEiTIKGS!
Laoe ChATtaixti and ,8hades.
BECKWITH & STKRIiLXO,
1ST dfc 189 Berperlor Bu, Clervptaod, O.
HAVB jaat received at their fanaMaaa EstabUab
aeant (the larreat Carpet .tore In Oo sewatryj
aiargeatoek of
FMFIT, , BRUSSKLt, '
S PLT A INQIUIHCJRrBT8.
sew and aad beautiful pattaras.
Aiso.Msttlngs, Ksts, Floor sad Table Oil 0tbo,
alao aa elerant variety of Laos and MusHb Carvtaa,
OoM Band SOAiW, DsimAik., Brocatel!. -. As they
import there foreign fooda aad bay freen nunafaata
rare direct, they are offering goods AtfTSoiierssaaad
prion.
Parttas faralshinf ar requested to azamlo their
goods aad prices. llSyll
LAND GRAF & ERNST,
Ob tho Pike, West Knd af Bridge.
General-Commission
MERCHANTS.
Highest cash prices pal I for """" "
BUTTER,
EGGS, - , .
'. LARD, , .
TALLOW,
HIDES,
PELTS,
DRIED FRUIT
Ae., Ac, Ac
We hATS consta-jlly oo hand t complete ttook of
Family Groceries
, Which to oSer at tb
Lowest New York Cash Prices.
Salt and Flour always on band.
Highest price tor al! sorts f FCTU
Den't pts by th.
'WILD CAT SIGN,
rKXV. J. LANDeRAF,
STATEMENT
or Taa coaditiok or raa
Secnrity Insnrance Go.
OP UHW YORK,
OntheSlst day of December, 180U, made
te ihe Auditor af Uhlo, ptmaaat te the
BtSIHS OI (BBS MSI. .
.' I. CArlTAL.
Tbe imonnt of its Capilsl Stock,
ill psid up is, $1,000,000 00
n. A85TCTS.
Cash of tba Cumpaay on hand,
tnd in the hands of Annta .
and otbei persons, $180,046 83
The Bonds snd Stocks owned
bj the Company, 381,373 50
Debts doe the Company, cecur. ,
ed by mortgage, 498.184 00
Debts otherwise secured, 106,300 00
Debts for Premiums, 74,641 87
other Securities, 180,880 19
Total Assetsof the Company, $1,431,325 39
III. ktASIUTIES.
Losses unadjusted, .......
other claims against
Company,
$141,250 58
the
17,706 41
Total Liabilities,
$158,956 99
IV. MISCKILASEOCS.
The greatest amount insured ie any one
risk one nsk ftb'J.OW as a rule, .J,WW.
The greatest amount illowed by the rales
be insured to any one city, town or village,
the greaU tt amount allowed to be insur
in sny one block fio rule. .
The amount of its eapiul or earninirs de
posited io sny other State, as security for
losses inerein, qm&w uu.
STATE OF NEW YORK, K
Cocstt or Nitw Yobs,
A. F. Hastings, President, and Frank W
Ballard, Secretary of the Security Insurance
Uompany, being severally sworn, depose and
say, that tba toregoiDg is a lull, true, and cor
statement of tbe affairs of said Insurance
Company, and that they are the above de
scribed omcers thereoi. -
A. F. HASTING3, President.
FRANK V7. BALLARD, Sec'y
Subscribed and sworn before me, tbis35tb
of January, 1S67.
frivi CMT STAMP.!
tsAi l THOS. L THORN ELL,
Commissioner fir Ohio.
Or net of tbb Acditos or State, )
15SCSAKCS Depastmkrt,
Coliinrbns, Olio February 7. 1867. )
It is hereby certified that the f vreroing is
correct copy of the statement of the condi
oi the security insurance uompany oi
? l . . . i .11 , . i on
nar luri, inane to sua niea tu iois omce
the year 1567.
wituess my hanl and seal otllt.nlly.
NeauI JAMES H. GO DM AX
Auditor of State.
By J ABts WftilAMt, Chief Clerk.
Certificate of Anthoritr.
exjirs oa the 31 at dy of January, A. D. 1S84 )
Orriot or the Auniros or State, y
Inscbahcc Detabimeiit.
Columbus, Ohio, February 7, 1867. j
Whkskab, The Security Insurance Com-
psay, located st ew 1 ork, in the State of
lork, bas Hied in tbis office a sworn
statement of its condition, sa required by tbe
"To regulate Insurance Companies not
incorporated by toe otateot unio, passed
April 8, 1856, and amended February 9, 186 1,
the act "To regulate Foreign Insnrance
Uompaoiea, passed April 5, icbb; and,
Whereas, said Company hss furnished the
undersigned satisfactory evidence that it is
possessed of an actual cash Capital of at leant
Hcsdsbo a.nd firry 1 housasd Uollabs,
invested as required by said cts: and.
Whereas, said Company has filed in this of
fice a written instrument under its corporate
signed by the President and sectetary
thereof autboiizing any agent or agents of
tympany in tbis state to tetnow ledge
t i i ,,rr ij
oervicci vi piArvtrao, lur sua iu ireiiau oi emia
Company according to the terms of said act
ApniO, IH5b.
Now, therefore, in pursuance of the sets
aforesaid, I, James H. Godieao, Aoditor of
for Ohio, do hereby certify that said
Secnrity Inturance Company of New York,
authorized to transact the business of Fire
Marine Insurance in this State untiha
day of January, in the year one
thousand eigbt hundred and sixty-eight.
witness whereof, I have hereunto tub-
scribed my name snd caused the
seal. seal of my office to be affixed the
day and year above written.
JAS. H. GODMAN, Auditor of State.
James William, Chief Clerk.
J,W. GO0DS0X, Agent,
Bellevue, Ohio.
PRENTISS & LEWIS, Agents,
Monroeville, Ohio.
February 22, 1867. 8w3.
fVK MARKING LIMIM, e
The Ianproveel ludelikle Pencil,
Fatuti!1S,1s6S.
neatly S.penor te ladellkl Ink.
Feoril will mark over 1,40 artlelee.
Deairabla. convenient, and aeefuL SprlarSeld
Maar.) Republics.
81. br Bookseller. St.tlaoer. Drurri.ts. Ae.
Manufactured aad sn'ri at Whelwale, by
The Indelible Pencil Co., .
Nnrthamptoo, Mas..
Every reacil Warrantud. rrisa, 60 oente. 61ml
AGENTS WANTED.
Sample stmt fro. No (inltal reaeired. Lsdis
G.atiemea eaa eas from 13.00 tofl0.SS p.' dy
gatiois Itamp, tad sddreee .
inirr a) vo,, iifUU Bt Jftw yers.
IT,
14,
2
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f.
""statement 1
er tbs ooiroiTioa or m
mm INSU3AHCE 00MP7
Of BROOKLYN, lTEW YORK.
9"
oTthi
N TBI FIRST DAT OF JAStJART. 1SS7,
te th. ABdAtar er usio. sureoaat to t statats
that SUt.
I- CAPITAL.
Th smouut of its tapiUl stock sB paid
ap is , fl.OCO.OOO OB
li. ASstre. '
Cash aa baad, la bank aad la the kands
oi areats la oswrs of traoswilndoa .. . fjldLjS. 29
Beal aalAI aoucamserea (ttesce aulia-
toil .-..i
The konde and stookt ewoed ky the) Ke
pany asarrei vaio..
Loans oa bond and mortgage ........
Debt otherwise eeeored loaaa oa de
mand.... ......
Debte for p rsaarama. Are, marine tod m
land AJI other property, including accrued
Interest ......
SlAMuSt
Sia.tOl 29
sj.su w
492,SOS0
23.7t3 30
Total Assets dT the Company ...1,V
U. UABIUTIBS.
Losses anadjusedi. J '.. (11163 7
IT. HiaoEXLASSOTS.
Tha greateat aaaoaot insared la awy oo rl.k 100,000
bat will aot as general ralaexeeed 14,000.
The greatest amount allowed by too rates to be la
eared i any oaa sity, town or vitlage, and tb f reel
set amount allowed to be losoved ta snr oa block
No s, lasers! rale seismed by dreanutanee.
The assoaat of Its capital or aorninf 6. posited in
any other 8 tale, as nearlty for losses therein
flSS,atN0O.
Depoeit required la Ohio, aMd.aa.aaUy.
STATE OF RIW TORK, I
Cocstt ae Mtw Yosx, j
Stephen Crowelt, Fresident, and Fhlhusder Shaw,
Secretary of tho Pa-mil Inearancs Cosapsay- biiag
aevarally rwora, depoeeaad ssy, that th. toregoing is
a full, true sod correct ataaasnat of th aAalrs at said
Company, aad thst they are the above doscrihad offi
cers thereof.
rrrtPHB CROWILL. PrMidsat
PrllLA.NDIR SHAH", rocretary.
SubMrribed tad swora bsfore me, this Uth day of
January, 1SC7.
seal THOMAS F. GOODRICH,
viva out stabs- Commissioner for Ohio,
. Orrrca op rat Arsiroa or State, I
Colcmbcs, Ohio, Jsnasry M, 1S7. j
It is hereby certified, that tbo foregeinf ia a cor
rect copy of tb Statameutcf oood rloa of tb Pbaoix
Iaaaraaco Company of Brooklyn. N . , made to and
Sled n this oOos, for the year 1SS7.
Witness my hand and seel, oateiaily.
Seal JAB. H. GODMAN, Auditor of State.
By J abas Wiuiabs, Chief Clerk.
'' CER TIFICA TE Of A UTEOJtll T.
(Te expire oa thoSlat day of January, 1869.)
Orriea or tbb AroiToaor Statb,
Insurance Department, Columbus, O. Jaa. 28, 1867.)
Whereas, Th FBRNIX INSURANCE COMPANY,
located at Brooklyn ia the State ol New York, has
Sled ia this oat a swora statement of it eondltioo
as required by th Srstaotaoaof th aet T. rtfo
la Insanuie Companlas aot Incorporated ky th.
Btata of Ohio,'' passed April 8, 1H68, and amended
February S, ISSt; aad tha act -To reirulate Foraifa
IneerSDce CompaahMs" passed Ap--tl A. 1S6;
Aad, w hem, said Company has farmsced the
una. reigned satisfactory OTtCenes tnst i' 1 ecu seined
at at least One U a red rod and Ptfty Tboaa
bbA Dollar, of aomal CaB Capital. Invest
ed si nqa'rad br said as; aad whereas, sold Ooas
paay baa tied ia this cfiico a written Instrument
ander Its corporate seal, signed by the Fraaideot and
Smntary thereof, ssthoiising say agent or Sara's
of said Company la this 8 at to ockoowlodf sar
vte of procM-s tor aad In b.kabT of said Company
tccoRiaf to the terms of said act of April 8, ISoS.
Now, therefore, la parsaaaoo of the acre afnreald,
1, James H. Godman, Auditor of State lot Ohio do
hereby certiry loot aata roenrtx insaraae. Company
of Brooklya, N. Y.. ia aatherhnd to transact the
business of Fir. aad Maria) Iooarenos la tau Stat,
until the thtrty-dist oat of Jaaeary, la tho yaar see
thousand eight hundred aed sisty-ejght.
fsEAl, la Witbess WoBasop, 1 have hereunto
sabseribed my aamo and eaaaed tho eeal of my effle
10 SO amx-w toe uay lira tbsjt aoove wntlei..
JaMBS H. HODMAN, Auditor f dtate.
By Jabbs Wiliiajis, Chief Clark.
. D..S. CAMFIELD, Affeut,
33. Fietnout, Ohio,
HEIaMBOLD'S
Fluid Extract Buchu,
Is a oartala ears for die iree of the
Bladder, Kidneys, Gravel, Dropsy,
Organic WtaJmesi,- remal Com
plaints, General Debility,
and ail dleroses of the
DRINARY ORGANS,
bttbn rxiatlng la
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever Close orlglnaauf and bo matter of
HOW LONG STANDING,
Dlasaalt of thst orgs us require th as of a diu
retic If ao treatment 1 sub-nit? d to, o insamptiea
r insanity may enene Oar Sth sad Mood ere sap-
poma rroru unto traros, on ma nesita saa nss
piaess, aad thst of postority, depmls apoa th
d rem o tare of s reliable remonr.
B ALB BOLD IXTKACT OTCHT, StabUahd tpwords
or is yars, preperea ay
H. T. HTTTiMBOLP, Druggist,
M Broadway, New York, aad
104 South 10th 3 tree t, FBiladelpbis, Fa.
The Olory of "fan Is Serena tla -There
for tho aerroos sad debilioMed ahoa.a is. mediately
BAS JOBLBBOL9 B CTSAUT BCCSV.
Maahooel mmi ToankfBl Tiger are re
gale ea sy hsusold s sitbact urcBC. .
ftkattereel ConstlmtloM Ilea to real
Hii.aeoLD'a Bxtbact Btroar;.
BelBSbolA Iztraet Baehuaod Iararra
Ross ST abb ear tesretaad del-cite disorders ia all
tboir sUres.tlittl. sxp-nes, little or ao eh.ag ia
diet, no lneoavnltad Boexjaaw. It is qi.ts.
sat ia last, and odor, lamed late its action, and
Ires trot ail lejunous pro peril ea.
ktaich 1, IMTvUdS1.
ASTROLOGY.
The WORLD ASTONISHED
AT TBI WOKOCSrtA BIVELATIOBS
MADE BY THE OREA TASTR0LOOIST
Madame H- A. Perrigo.
Bh rare sis secrets ao m.rtal erer knew. She re
atoreeto happlneia tbeee who, from doleful vnta,
oatastrophea. cror sea in love, loss of relation aad
trends, loot of meney, Ac , have become oVnpoadent.
She bring together those long separated, rives ia
formatloa oonoeraiaa absent fiisnds or k.vei, re
store, loot or stolen property, tells yon th busio.es
.on an best qualiuea to pnraad in what yoa will
be most su.etsrul, osaaMspeedy marruifeaand tell
yoa the eery day yoa will marry, gin yoa the same,
Usenet! and ehsraetrriaUca of the perron. She roads
yonr vary iboaghts, and ky her alnsoot saperaatoral
poweta aural!, lee dark and hidden m auriee ol th.
intur. from th stars wa aee In the Armament
th maleSe star, that overcosoe or predominate in tb
ooofigu ration from too aewes'a aad positioaa or tbe
plana tsadtho feEodstars us tbe heavene at la time
oi birth, ah. dadoes, the latues destiay of man. fall
aot te eoeealt in. ere.tet Astrolo oa earth. It
oee's yea bats trifl -, and yoa may sover agaiabava
so ravoraMe as opporraBivy. whiiiiuod r, with
ikeaoaa aad all dired iolorejation 81 00. Partie
liviarat a distaaco oaa Bealt th M.dsme hv mail
with equal saf'ty and aatisfaatloa to themrelvsa. aa
U In peraoo. A tun ana sxpiicu anon, written oat,
ansa all laquirtee owawerwi aaa usesrse raeloeea.
eat bv auvu oa raoolpt of ana abov aMatiooed.
Tne tricte.t-osrei will be mlato.ad. aala I eor-
reapoadinc returned er dstroy.d. Refoienee of
in. avnesT ornwr rarwreav-i irm. avmriaf in H
Writ, .lainly th. day of th roesth aad jear ia which
yea wax. oors, ..cwtiBf ism iuca ei nair.
Aacr. a, sirusi a. i.rnruiiu,
Ptl. Urawor JSJ, Bulf.l, H. Y
Febraary 14, t8T -Tjl.
Elpecially to the Sick.
OOCrOU E. JVLUE MATTOCKS
AAAIaYTIICAJL PHY8ICIA.V,
littse oi "jew kerK.
TH TBE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES, of .very
I name sod nature. Dr. Mattock, for thirty
years, baa devoted hia whole attention, and baa ef
fected som. of the moat remarkable cares, la fnrr-
dier.se s. Triesrstesn ie fosnueuon truth, dine-a
mm all otnera. no experimenting, oo auainf sica to
rare, ao deoeptloo, ao bambag sad ao poisons asod,
all vofetabl. remedies that aid nature, gt.ee a can
did ODinioa aad .Sects parmaasat eare. Wessk a
trial of oar trostaarat Before aboadoaiaf air bop.
Baadrer' bar besa eared by this treatment after
flviBgaptodlo. w Inrits ts restlgatrou. Ho mat
ter wast yaar disease Is, oall eaaasla for year.
sr;tt will ooat BOtbuif.
Consultation. Aee.
SB. B. JOIaLZS MATTOCKS,
aaa bo consulted at bis oSloaa as follows, for th yaar
.7 ono any every ioar wooe x
FREMONT, O , Keslr'B Hotel. Moadavs. Jan.
Feb. 11, March U, April la. May 13.
CLYDE, O., AuMrica Esele, Tuesdajs, Jaa. 14,
Feb. 12. March 13. AprU 14, May 14.
NOBWALS. O- American H.taL WedneedATS.
Jaa. 18, Feb. IS, March 13. A pril 17. Mar. 14.
0BG3LIN,O Traveler's Home, Thondayo, Jaa.
Feb. 14, March 14, April IS, May 16.
EI.YRI4. 0 , Beebe Booea, Fridays, Jan. 18, Feb.
Bsreh 14. April IS, May IT.
RESIDENCE, Cleveland, 107 Brio Street, Sstar.
days. Jen. IB Fsb. IS, March 14, April 30, May IS.
vinooeys.
Setoiiig 7jJqci)Iiif
Sewing MacY.ines.
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CaII In tm thfttn and g efralsaXB, at
H.LKSHEH'S HAT STORE.
15a4aiS - . Fremont
fiOfi -.. Tl?.tt bT -T eaeBlth 114
isVAAl Steaeil Tools. NoemrteanoseceasA.
Thernaeau,caehiOTa,aadTraaarersotluo
aka lardora th Kir ealar. 8. f.
Address th. laaBiais Itaaall Tool Wuk. a..
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av
th
STE.UCTK OIIi nr F2aXZ20NT
OS TBB
I .'
Easl Side of the River!
Tfiff tvadarey7.ga4 Itu f anbaewd th. eil kaortt
formerly owned by Jeaee Yaaa.aa.aod he kaaeaTarro
the Bam and is now procured to do a SBBf
buiinesa ia
THE rAXXLSQ LINE.
W1NTED-300 Conls of Bark
tW CASH PAID FOR HIDES.
Taiuaing done on Shares
Strict sttoBttoB paid to
CUSTOM WORK.
W aoliett a abAr af pabll aotmaafe, and wtl
warrant oar work satiafastory.
VF. D. SHEIIITOOIk
Fremont, March , 1S4S. lttyl.
6.W. BUBEB, J.O.ROBZBAUeS.
HTJBER &EOSEBATJOB,
HaasmetoRra sad dealers la all kinds of
CABINET FURNITURE
i
Parlor and Chamber Bttt,
Parlor, Cant and Wood Beat Chairs,
Sofas, Teteo TeUs, Lounges,
Exiemiiem, Dining and Breaifast Table
Parlor Tables, Bible Stands,
Writing Desks, Wood Brackets,
Btrtaus, Washing Stands,
- - - Wardrobes, QS'iet Detks,
(ffios Chairs, JDirrors,
8trlDg Beds and Matrasses,
Of all style and price.
We mann factor all tee above to order aad do ro
aarinf in tbe beststyle.
W do all the boetness ia tb oadertatieg Una aad
are agent, for
risk Pa est nettUle Barrlal rase.
TURNING DONS TO - ORDER.
Arch treat, ia tba rear of Bibbart's are Block.
14 0,1.9
GO TOHHB
SEIGEL MILLS
To get your Flour, Meal aud Feed.
80 TO THE
SEIGEL MILLS
To get yonr grist ground, your Wheat Cora aad
Bock boat.
We have made eeversl improvements the Inst yaar.
which enables s to give a LARGE YIELD aad
GOOD FLOUR, aad w a suit th eastern trad a.
wall sa sny mill ia th country. Bat to rrKoomSdata
a U and rive satlateotioa without deiey. wo Willi
ebonr
tot
Ioar tor wheat, rrtvus: to an aoeordlnw t
quality of wheat broatnt. firain wtiuinr sseoi tor
tabw-aso, eta havo their oora bolted by brisgisg a
maa-baf. Sf frvnd Buekwhost Tuesdajs and
Fridaye.
W. eaa aell western Soar for 7, (10, and $11.60
4hrrrel.anl rood winter wheat Soar for S14e.
Jaat remember the p are, tb aessm mill, comer sf
Watar and Garriaoa streets, opposite June's Feuadry
when yoa can bay food Soar, bark wheat Soar, bol
ted meal and feed of all kind, ia quantitis to salt
purchase s. Cash paid for wheat, rye, era A back,
wheat. CAMFIELD A SEESEMAN.
Fremoat, O, Job. 24, 18ST.
Furniture Ware Rooms.
C TV. TSCH17MY,
fTlAUS steoaar. la saaoanelTigthat ha has enlerr
1 sd and Improved his Furniture MAauiActr-ry aed
Ware Haass Boom,situaUd oa tha eoruer at
Front and Garrison Streets,
Directly oppoelt.T.Clapp'i 8 tore, where he ta pre.
oarod to supply all t waat of Furniture with a. good
aa ertioia, sad sa CHEAP as say ether MtAhilshoMOt
uaaadaskymaty. Kla ttook ooariata f
BoytetM, TubltK, Stands, Chair, Bedstead
. rASXOK yCKXITCBE, sod la roctrrory artisie .
Fsjoitor reqalsi' to kou keeplDg . All deeerid
tioa.o' r.rnitiir manutastured to srdttsad WAR.
RANTCO.
Call at taf Ware Hop Eaa.
UlfDERTAKUVO.
I have let swiit a rpleadld BBARSE, aad am stw-
CrotosaooBrHiay minerals, furnishing COFFINS,
i, IB my lino.' Cownv.i elwars on heed, or mso
to order i re roed lately, la havo also ob Band .
FISB7S PATENT METALIC BURI
AL CASES.
Mad of In perishable mateTtla,eaamed tarfd.
sna eat to prevent rust, snd th xteriorh a Sao
Rosewood taiea. Whoa properly cemented th re
mAini of tho di osase d are free from irruptica of wa
ter or tho depjwdatioM as vwrasiTA, and asay witbom
oSenatv odor bo kopt aa Ion as desired, tlies eb.it
sting tbaosslty of batty borialr. I hsvs them ct
sUstaos. .
tensoot. v.. 1M. C. W. 1M:Hl ltT.
THE
Howe Sewing Machine
- EXCELS ALL OTHERS
IB exeellea-w, durability, beauty aad Snisb. It fa
adapted to all Boaaabold sewing, am ia the rest
KeBufaeturiorMaeaintaxiatara. It ienerrwti.
aimpl in eonstrustioo, and oaa bo worked jby any
body. Tb. stitch oasjiotbe ravelled, is very alaaUs,
and has tbo aam.apparaeratoU aide.
Thla Sewing Bsc bin and samplea at its work msw
be see at tbe rooms ef th Agist,
niaa IrTAeIXGIIJUOrLC)
IS 8T. CLAIR BLOCK, FREMONT, O.
lav- nnnrsinr. TnoUor. Drasa aaJ Cloek u.tu
pons la the bolt siy lest thsAgiD s rooms. fm4
TO LOAlTin
We are prepared t o loan
FLAX SE12T)
TO FARUEUd
: For Spriiirr sowing and coutract to
take the seed at market price, or make
special price.
WCOME SOON:
ROBERTS & SHELDON.
Fremont, February 22, 1S67.
Home Insurance Co.,
OF NEW YOEK.
S!A Semi-Annuni Statement, stowing theccn-
ainon oj ute uompany on tne 1st
day Jaif, iefi.
Cash Capital, a, 000,000,00
Assets, 3iii9,2'A,00
Liabilities, 130,383,13
A vwry Iarr per .eat of th a Mete ol th. Comso.
eooBiat In Boada aad Mortgsg esand UaitedBtatro
atoras.
TbirComnanyby It fflciat etScere and mo at
borne, snd its sgent sbiosd, lus built np sn .rgoal.
snMoa ssreed to aewc in th Vmntd Sfeirs tor Paa-
BAXKIICT ood RXLIABlLITT.
All iwis..a kin( lasnraae should remember
Hoaae, of Nsw York.
UHJUllJtS d.BAKTUI,PT.idat,
A- F. WILMARTH.YiorrrastdraC
J OWE Mos Soaretary.
I. a. fj AsastTW, Asst. Sec'y.