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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22

The B",on four.cr. in notice Of Whit
tiers ine poem Of the barefoot Boy has
the following, which viii bc rcnd with
pleasure hy every oic who has chanc'I IN
early life 10 know the pleasure Of which II
treats:
The progress of socnllGd refinement IL
gradually shutting rs and our boys out from
come OF The purcsl nal mes, natural pleas
urcs, One Of 'hce pleasures IL the dcliph,
of going barefoot ~ sunfncr Our feet are
treated almost rs cru'lly ~ those ~ The
Chimes women. Not man IN II thousand
knows what to dp with his toes They are
useless, pincb'l mp eio''dfed appondagcs Ia a
foot winch civilization has reduced tu
mere stump. lects and toe. nrc now ~,
priSoned ruln early childhood throughcy,ry
stage oi es st,ncc, and wl"n the last pinch
q over. they are stretched o'lt IN u collin
and mpri-oued ~ the hootR they wore IA
liIc. No one man In u thousand ever ba u
natural scl.sationof pleasure through his hct.
Their only use "a to form aspcd,@tals, props
10 stand On, az supporters ~ Ioconotion---
Now. nothing s 80 delightful M the feel Of
the fresh earth, when tho humnpr cpncs on,
10 the sole II might almost he called ,oW
Of the foot, The iirs, touch ol summer,
thus irnIartcd exceeds IN ryquislicm1 Tia
first breath OF the wos, wind IA spring The
first fragrance and tender beauty oi the
violet the ilrsi aroma Of the quoculy ro-c.
besides. there il u scna of liberty, from
casting ashlo IN. stocking AMI tho shoe, such
~ the galley slave may ioel when the chain
and bail ar" kuorkrd on from the lncrrntcd
l"g Npw aud then sharp stone will cut,
or "a brer will scratch. bat these are but li,.
tie pans that give nst tV lr,doni. and
h.lgh,cn the thrill S'ut through the sole 81
the foot aud prevailing ia. whole frame from
contact with good Old mother earth Uepenl
upon II, city rcadcr, Who dnIsI never touch
the soil With thy naked feet, thou hast los,
more than French boots, be they ever ~ del.
icate and costly can make good lo thee
primeyal place. on with sippos aud stock.
inys and reclaim The original liberty OF the
long Imprisoned extremity. ies. SOCRATES
was right 10 20 barefoot. Plato vol under
stood the poetry Of II when he mlnor'aiilod
in prose ~ ryihmeiical as the best Of verse,
that lciA'roly stroll oi tbs philosopher, ont
side H." NOISY city. along thr nnrgin of the
iIli,sns, into whoso shining way.lb ever
and anon The grea, master dipI'd biz foot.
ana NJ be dipv'i, talked the most genial
philosophy to his loving dIscipes. Ard what
n resting pInce- grassy slope beneath
the spreading plam.'rse. where the Agnus
Cast1 wassi i,s prfaprl boughs 10 thc
,oft summer busz1
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NEW SERIES NO. 1903

punch making 10 their notice, u runs thus.
Frat Iu, in the whisky then pu, nthc 81
gar. and ertry d,op Of rufer qifet h@ .pois
The ptmch.
Drinking neat, undIlued whisky 3sm ms to
run in Queen Nictorias family. In August.
ls2l, when her uncle. ('icorgc " y visited
Dublin. nh immense crowd accompanied him
10 the Vice Royal Lodge. Standing on the
steps oi that mansion, the X ing drained oil
bumper ot whisky TO tho health Of the
people and wound up speech with II re-
commcndaiicn that they should drink his
health in plass oi whisky punch that ight
"a he certainly should drink theirs. Queen
Victoria, We scc. follows suit, ind takes her
Trr't w7,h'ou warcr.'"''' -''~' 49, - '
In former years when illci, distillation
was very rife in Ireland aud Scotland, large
quantities 81 whisky were made bearing tho
poe'cal name oi "moun,ain dew IN Scot
land, while /, was arallcd "pothccn, III ireland.
While whisky on which duty was paid bore
the nppclalion Of Parliament the untased
mountain dew and "pothccn" were known
IN Scotland and lrram, M Queens
Whisky, II wns prophetic cognomcn
though little did ,hos' who used il antici.
pate that the time would Gene when u real.
live, rcgping Queen would m pleased TO
rar'akc ol ghss OF whisky in the pre-
Soncc Of her loving subjects and afterwards
90 into n tent Ia "pariakr Of some refresh.
mIis ii being understood. We believe,
thai Itj,ch'atm in such u cus.. i. equivalent
10 our own ,clirate word anae.
What will the Temperance societies say
Particularly when they find not only the
QUEEN pleased 10 lartake oi plass Of
whisky. but that following her example
her husband aud children (lc@ribd IN the
Other members Of the Royal Family ARE
duly reported as having "ac1riiy joined. '---
IPL,ht. P,u4
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u"th.t "" 4" 's.,sani. Co""'s,

The Mormon paper in tab. the Deser,s
Ne'r,. give the 'olo~ ng description of the
Territory Of Utah. II Is not u lla'icripg pie
tulc, hu, We bclicvc it To lie substantially
correct
Utah is broken in every direction by rug.
gcd barren mountains. inlcrspefaed with
sterile plains nDd dry valleys. upon which
dow /, rarely II ever seen, and whose parch
cd surface are but occasionally aud scaDty
mos,enrI Wy welcome rain. while the win
Ter hlockhding SHOWS are grcedily absorbed,
where and as they melt or dcvns,ingly rush
from, the mountain gorpe- before tho TILED
soil ia available for their application.
The Nrw ard widely scattered localities
Tia, viii n, bet but barely admit Of occu.
pancy by people whom the civilization
and Christianity Of the nineteenth century
viii admit II living nowhere else, have to
Dc made productive 10y an immense outlay
81 labor and ,yreD.e h constructing lans,
dit'hcs cml,anLmen's. water gates slni"s
and cnnay 10 divert The l'uny streams upon
crops that would otherwise never mature.
And N after this vast amount of extra
tod. the blsbaniIpan and tree grower ARE
compelled 10 behold wi,h what fortiiudo
they may, the rosu''. Of their anxious care
wthcr an1 die ere maturity. blasting their
ioni anticipation. Of iealilfal susienancc
ard f,rn~D'lg what ihp drought has SPARED
ihf'lcvourcr cousnncs, Tor the grasshopptr
aud cricket have proved to In harder TO cope
with than The inexperienced have ever
inagincI.
Tie scant amount oi fuel slpl timber,
which il mostly brittle. small and knot,y. Is
amoa, invariably confined 10 the narrow
canon. and high, siap sloPH Of the noun
,ains iar ii moi always in dis,aDce at least
in difficulty of acr~--lrom The f,w places
where settlements can be made aud the best
of it generally No located a. 10 he pronounced
inaccessible By many o' even tbc most espc
ricnc'sl settlers and to procure a scaaiy aud
dear supply Of which road. have To be Laid
with much judgment and made and KEEP, IN
repair at great expense.
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The Nrst I'etticoat aud th. White.

!.
q, the red the haunting pcttIcoa',
That courts the eve Of dar,
That loves ~ fare and be admired,
And binks from Tar away.
Il may delight the rowing sight,
And charm the fancy nee
Hot II ii's wearrr's half ~ bold,
IN pass and let her be .->
With hen rcd, her Haunting po,tic"at,
she's not the giil tui inc,
Hut the white. the modes, pc,,iroa,,
As pure - driftcd SNOW.
That shuns the gaze ~ crowded ways
Where follics come aud go;
L. si!ls the n lmlp..s on II n.all. ..... .
Or tais, on the LEA
Aud II th" Wearcr's like the gath.
How beautiful ~ she
With her white, her modern p,,ticoa,,
-, shc = the giil tot me
'n,Ni.ts Nl,Ni
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22

A. IsrsniAL Mxxriss Ar SurryARDr.
The reception II the Empror Napoleon ut
-,ut,gardt was markell with all possible
state and ceremony. while that of the Gar
~as very quiet and devoid Of all lormality.
Tie Empress of Russia aud the Qucn 0f
Greece arrived al Stut,gardl on the evening
OF the 26,h alt.
The imperial party n,tepd"d grand din
Der IA, the King Of Wuriemburgs castle
on Saturday the 18th. On Saturday morn
my, the 21th, Napoleon attended, mas ut
,he Ca,holr church. and in the evening both
Emrrors and their sntes Witnessed the per-
srmnnce at the Opera lIoue On Monday,
the 2s,h tho imperial party attended tbe
great annual ftt aud ksti,a! at Constadt,
and n the afternoon the tau took his de-
Jar'arc from Stuttgnrdt and on Tuesday,
tbc 10Th the Emperor Napoleon started 90
his say 20 Metz. The EmIrrors, during
their ,'sy, had several private interviews.
bn, nothing authentic IL known m 20 their
nature. The French journals generally,
predict that the interview must trnd TO
cement the peace Of Europe.
I'bs Emperor of Austria had quilted
Vienna for Wcimar, there to meet the Em.
Isror Of Russia Grcat Political impor-
,ancs 10 generally attached 10 this interview.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22

The London Time, contain, nm account
u the opening Of new mdy over what
). called the Linn u IJc. Ia the scottish
highland@ near i,aImora, the pr'-ent r'-i.
dencr Of Queen Victoria aDi her family --
II is duly rcrorird that "on the trptrc ol the
br,dg' the Counbss 0i Fife aud ViscDin,
MacduG stool The latter with SILVER .alv.
~, four gIa.S-, and u m'aH d,,onao ynh
wh,bg" The 'ln"n, we are further told
aud the Prime Consort, proceeded toward
,bc bridge, whore Her MAJESTY rc, rieased
10 partqie n gia" of rb,,ty drinking
'.nccf~s 10 the Drw bridge IN which tons,
the PfiDoe Consort. the other iDrinl~rs Of
the royaI family and the distinguished pp-ts
pre.cnt, heartily joined The Qu"rn tbrn
walked 10 the trb'. leaning on the arm of
the Earl Of Fife, po,irnk II o,a' ,.jr,sa.
mot, anj .,Dn after lei' 'tf acne s'nid The
checrs 81 'hr Isopc The scene altogether
was one pf an imposing character and will
lpny b. remembered IN ,be cnnHiy of Mar ="
or coursc NJ royalty gives the crarnylc
and leads the fashion whisky drinking will
.Je-dy bcnnie 'b' fashion amnpg the hopt
nm la,ii'z ii fnglaDd They may find Il,
rather difficult a, frat 10 accus,Om them.
."lve- 10 swallowiny The lIqaor n>n, bu, u-e
mSk'> Isrtct aDd ihey will take very kind
ly 20 il no doubt, after n time. IN fplp'x-
of time, Isrhaps, ID" Briti,h fashionable Ia
dies will carry poke, pistols with them,
charged with Glcnliyc, or 1nnshowen II
they are unable to necu-'mn Themselves 10
take the liquor mpilu,ed i,he Ras'n pn'iers
}, ~i,hou, tring adult,ra'ed with water
We rccnmmeni Father Toms recipe for
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1857-10-22


once on time, a. ancient tales declare.
There lived farmer in a quiet dell
In Massachusetts,, but exactly riert,
On rhen, is really more than can tell.
Except that, quite above the public bounty,
lie lived within his means aud Bristol county.
by patient labor and uncca,ing care
lie earned, and 80 enjoyed his daily bread
C0ntented always with his frugal fare,
Ambition TO be rich ne Ell vcNed his head:
And thus unhnown to envy, want or wealth,
lie nourlshed l9ng IN cQmtort nclcg aud health
The gentl. partner OF his humhic lot
The JOY and Jewel OF his welded life,
Discharged the lut,e, of his peaceful cot.
Like u true woman and peaceful wife
Her mind improved by thought and useful
reading,
Good manners aud nine children showed her
breeding.
Grown Old at last the farmer called his son,
The Youngest, (sud the faNoritc. sappose) }
And said" long have thought. my darling
John.
lis time to bring my labors 70 a close;
80 now 10 toll mean 10 h.i adlcu,
And deed, nay son, The homestead tarm to
yor.
The BOY embraced the boon w,,h ,a., delight.
And promised while their prcciou. lives re.
II, &c., 80" =, r .,,
NJ aa ana ''i' ''' '"'"' nom "'o'" ''''
And see hi parent, lard-omely maintained;
God help him, he would never 'ail 20 love. nor
Ito augh' - gricye his gemerou, Old gov nor,
81.
." NhoW shG,e sa'"a,' nansr' IA "eiay!
N' 80 "t'"' ''""''' - "'',' '"'
NY ''"' ~ " ''0" "c va
~, :.,, t.,t,
, '' "d Iens n5 @" 'I'rf rb ' ,ss f,' ,pno
''N '' "''' WIN : " ''N'' 'a' ''fP''
MARE
he mare vas saddicd anl 'ae man lot on;
B.yui,eL the weary way with talk and song.
Arrived a, lruv,l ,hcy ;ouoJ ,h. 'S,,oite a,
L,n.
And ouirkiy .,sI him ,yberc,ors ,Lev had
come
., . - .,
" The -Amc,
To snow that John had now a legal claim
0 all hi, isther lsnd-couyeycd. given. sold,
pJit.clame1, d cs'efd- 20 have anl hold.
r,... ,.-;n.,... ~. .., u.. ,,.a.,-
'"'' dno,
Happier. perhaps, 'han Wien they entered
there
Aad started OF as they had don. before
The -ou on foot. the father on tie maze.
iUt ere the twain single mile had gone.
A brill ant thought occurred 20 Nas''r John.
N'.,... ,
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\ Nou>r,iv oF SAT- -- RspAREBLy
li.-.."} sFy.--lt >ngD' that III resources oi
.gr uObc STAT sIl never css~' developing
Something nes. grJa, " woi,."rill D. con-
eiAG. ~ 'Gr.HG 10. The 4'e,, a.-coycry -
a 81 cim.u 81 -a.i avcS. take. 'alH a hjIl or
mountain ot 10" ,s1so mater. '...t dt-cos-
orod a al " distance fro'l ne Nl.-l.sipy
rise. - III. Mis-ogri Id, asd aboq; -
nile, rom = Louis o1 ~a!'ne er,k
n Perry cpIuis. The ~ men before
..- ft ft4inue- pIcr" - ..artz rock.
a.I "a ',,.e M ,ed with a r.,'aac, f.-s.ul-
n',ng iron or It has par -se.' taste
aai when y~ca,ei "a posGri .5 AZ white "a,
a0y laple -a,t nos u -,nrfa! --r. five ar
ra' m,irfotapd 'tis hi!i OF -a' Ni.i Prov
an r,a.usa -rs.crla'ion no '. 0gner-, and
VI. caaayrn 'h. priee of ia, 4rt'ch, sery
materially n lh.- c',y v Lou.' b'.aoern'
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Yoa cal 'ha' good ioui ,a'i Nr
Fuustaw u'fe-irg g. note caa PrJyib y e
tank a, the har & one of our hoies %
-, p.iel The attendant, -lts good. an
doqbu7lly, hat Ike Deacon C:Anstous sp.s'y
Eh-u BE- 90. .rrar.rg mad ~ ~ 1a"''o''' y
a si'si9, -
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" once On time, a. ancient tales declare.
There lived a farmer in a quiet dell
In Massachusetts,, but exactly rtrt.
On ~hen, is really more than can tell, 49,
Except that, quite above the public bounty
lie lived within his means aud Bristol county.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-03-27
ith deep gratitude remain yours truly,
MARY ANN COAiSTOCK.
HAMILTON. Ohio. Nov. 10. 1ss!

Dr. RoBAcK-Desr Sir,-I have read In the newspapers
many accounts Of cures effected by Scandinavian Rem
edins but consider my east as interesting
and as marvellous any of them. So far you
cerned testimonial more less is oftle consequence
Your fame is established and my statement cannot add to
celebrity. But fol the benefit OF fellow creatures
desire To make known the facts When called upon
you at the instance of dear iend the 2lst of March
last had been nine yearsa sufferer from caarrh The
Irritation OF the nerves and membrane Of the head
intense that sometimes Il almost drove me crazv cnud
not Sleep and free from unpleasant sensations
AT various times Hyo drcn, physicians had attended me-
each Que treated mo In his way but none of them di
meary good dcspaire of seeing another well day
and when called at consultation rooms had very
little hope Of relief by your advise entered immediate
y upon regular course of yo Scandinavian Blood Puri
fer and Blood Pills was encouraged by the cheerful
hopeful way In which you smoke and resolved strictly 10
follow yourdireci0n In less than week all the worst
symptoms OF my complaint began to take milder form
and continued To Improve from week TO week until at
the end of three months my head entirely relieved
and every trace Of the catarrh had left me- Still how
ever continued to take tho remedies for nearly sx weeks
longer because found they building un strength
and forfying my constitution. Six months have passed
since the finished and have had sign off re-
lapse should be glad this letter. the substance
of it. In print, for the guidance Of Others
Yours, with heartfelt gratitude,
Mrs. AUGUSTUS COOCH
FOR SALR BY--S. BuoKLAND a Co., Fremont; KELLY 4
bEAoH, Elmorei r. b. BEERY, Clyde; @. POWERS, Wood
Vile; w. BRADNER, West Milgrove. 4ly1s
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Manufacturers of Copper. Tin, and Sheetron Ware an,
Dealers In stoves Agricultural Implements Stoves ags
Wool Hides Sheep-pelts. OH Copper, Old STOVES
An sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Peases i,Irc'
block No. /, Fremont, Ohio. NAY 80 io'f.
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chester EdseTtOn,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Solicitor in Chan
eery will carefully attend to all Professional Business e
in his charge He will also attend to the collection o.
claims &C. in this and adjoining counties Once, Sec
nud story Sims' Block, Fremont O.
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CnuGcid n Brother.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Iron and steel wa,
both American and Imported sold Mt wholesale OF 4
taiI Every pattern Of Cook Parlor or Box stoves a
ricultural and Farm Implements Wooden-ware CordaI
oils Paints &c, Belts Block No. 2, Fremont, ohio'
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p 7 BARTLETT q SON,

A TToRNEYs AT LAW, have removed their Office to
A the second story Of Nimf building over F.
bernham's Clothing store. q Entrance on Crosha
Street All business entrusted to them will I've Garsig'y
sttonde1 70 u. ]. BARTLETT,
Eror,ont Nov ol 1856 J. Il. BARTLETT.
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P. p. FmsscImnn & Co.,

Dealers In Stoves Tin, Shee-Iron Copper,ware WASH
soards Plows &C. We have opened entire new stock
in the TYLER Block Corner of Front and Croghan Streets
and shall be constantly receiving additions Paricar
Find CaIl and ace us April %, 1850
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NInsOuic.

Fonr STEPHENSON LoDoB, No. 225, Free and Accepted
Masons meets at Masonic Hail. In Doncysons BLOCK, on
the LIST and 81 tuesday evenings of every MONTH
Fremont CHAPTER, No. "a, Royal Arch Masons, meets
at the same place. the LIST Friday evening every
month.
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RucIkInu,l & Everett,

ATTORNEYS and Counsellors at Law and Solicitors II
Chancary Will attend to professional business and lsnC
Agency in sandusky and adjoining Counties Oihe' "'
story iluckland's Block Fremont. - -
r. p BUCKLAND. HOMER ENEkElI
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Dentistry.

Ell. CONGER, DENTAL SURGEON, respectfully tenders
his services the citizens of Fremont and vi
cnity Teeth inserted pivot gold silver p te, and
in the neatcst manner. y Office in Sharp and shomo
Building, front upstairs.
Frenont ADril is, 1856,
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Greene Il FinetrOrIk.

Attorneys at Law will attend to all business entrusted
ao their care Onice-Nims' Block Corner of Croghan
and Main street, Fremont, Ohio ...v,,-r,
j, l.. GREENE. i. T. FlNEFNONh'
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Z. o. G. II.
1loT,cv1s a sheldon.

FOUNTAIN LopeE. No. 1856, Independent Order OF Z Z
Templars meets at their Hall, In buckeye bu"uns'
cry Friday evening.
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CnoquAS Iop1E No IL Inlependent order Of Odd Fell
lows meets at Odd Fellows Hall, In Bucklands BLOCK
every Saturday evening.
FREMONT ESoAxrNrSr, No. "a, I0.0.F meets in the
name Hall on the Cd and 9TH Monday evenings OF every
month.
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Fitch's Gallery of Art.

AmbroyPes, DagHsrVeotgpes and Photographs taken in
superior style Also, Portraits painted Life Size, si-
thsr from the sitter, from DsgHerrsOfypss, and salts
ia 5setiOH warranted IN all easss. ...--
Have lately purchased the stock xtures &C. belonging
20 the A. D. Wies roOm In Minis block and shall contn9
the business at the place. where shall be happy
I, Lttend to those who favor me with aeail.
Instruction given In Ambrotypng also in Portrait and
Landscape painting M w FITCH
Fpenont, Oct. 81, 1850. a0yI
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DIR. s. j. SMITH.
SUR G. E o N d E n L 8 Z


OHice-In Birchard Block over Wooser's Drug Store.
DRSJ SMITH tenders his professional services 70 the
citizens Of Fremont and vicinity He will be found
at his office ready TO wait upon all. .
p- New teeth inserted from single to full set
Teeth carefully cleaned and oiled. All operations wrrrn
ted. feD. Zi.-ohio'
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Manufacturer Confectionery and cser in Foreign
Domestic Nuts Fruits, GrOceries and Yankee Notions
Principe and Havana CisArs. Main street, Fremont, o.
June 10, 1855.
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P.B. BEERY, Clyde, o.,

Wholesale and retail dealer In staple and fancy Dry
Goods Ladies' Dress Goods shAwls clothing, boots and
shoes; the largest assortment at the lowest pces
CLYDE, q, MAY %, 1856 l7tf
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Drs. Wilson 81 stiiWeij,
Fremont, Ohio, residence Croghan Street near the
Court House. Feb ~ LS9i.
las w WILSON TfIOS. STILWELL.
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DR.. J. W. FAILING, having established himself for the
purpose practicing Homeopathy in this place and "
cinity would respectfully announce to the public That ms
present will enable those dCsirous OF avail
ing themselves of Homeopathic treatment to rely with
certainty upon PROMPT attention TO their calls whether in
or out of town. y Rooms, in Sharp Shomo,s Bloek
.hronic diseases. Fremont April 10, 1855.
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q. G.. IL ton.
Surgeon, {
q. BurVAIlnd IL co.,
a'hendOre CIapp.

Dealers in Drgs McdiciAe, Dys-sturs, Glass Paints
Oils, Books, Stationery, &e., Fremont, Ohio.
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FoR SALE BY--s. BuoELAND Co.. Fremont; KELLY |
BEAoH, Emorej p. b, BEERY Clyde; G, PowKRs Wood
Vinsi w. BRADNER, West Mlgrove Ayls
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-28

ANAPIER AND THE INDIAN SwoRrs-
1AN.-The unparalleled dexterity OF
the East Indians with the sword is Of
ten spoken Of in England, and com
manded the admiration Of the late
Gen. Napier After an Indian battle
on one occasion a famous juggler Wis
tied the camp, and performed his
fsats before the General, his family,
and staff. Among other pertorman
ces, this man cut in two with stroke
Of his hand Of his assistant. Napier
thought there was some old collusion
bstwsen the juggler and his retainer.
To divide by . sweeI' Of his sword on
. man's hand 90 small al Object with
ont touching the flesh he believed to
be impossible, though similar Incl.
dent Is related by Scott in his romance
of the sTalisman.' To determine the
point, the General offered his own
hand for the experiment and he stretch
ed out his right arm. The juggler
looked attentively at the hand, ami
said he would not make the trial II
thought l would find, You out.' ex-
claimed Napier. Let me see your lett
hand The left hand was submitted,
and the man then said firmly, 'lfyou
win hold your arm steady, will per
form the feat But why the lett
hand, and not the right Because
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