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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
IN A FEW MINUTEs
RADWAY,S REAnY RELIET

efeS safer 10 administer and iciH stop pain qeker
IN than all preparations Of Opium, Morphine Vera.
~ trna, Hyosciamus, Arnica, yaerian, Chloroform
4As or Ether, under whatever name distinguished
either LnHaents Pain Killers Soothing Lotions which
merely suspeHds the feeling Of pain by benumbing the
perceptive faculties and killing the The surgeon
administers ChlOroorm, Opium, &c TO ronder insensiba
stops the most oxcrucltng pain and the patient
the full possession Of his ThSs the only remedy
] general use that will stop pain quick, that Is free
from Opium, Morphine or some other Kindred drug,
hurtfu - the general health.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
Communicated

The criticisms of Mr. Finefrock upon the Nov
Ell and Romance Literature of the age and its
deleterous effects upon its readers, were most
scathing and just One slight mistake of Mr.. F.,
more apparent than real, was this. He classed
"Religious tracts" with this injurious Novel Lit
erature. His meaning was Religious Romance
or Novels" AS matter of fact, no publishers
whatever have been more careful to avoid ro-
nance and fiction than the Tract Societies. No
tract whatever is published that is known to be
fictitious. and if designed to be co. is always
suppressed.
Some years since the American Tract Society
was told that the two tracts by Leigh Richmond
"Dairyman's Daughter" and one other were be-
lieved to be a fiction. They delegated DR.. Mil
nor, who was visiting Europe to enquire into
the report He went TO the very spot where the
Dairyman llyed and where the story of the
shepherd of Salisbury Plain" was written, and
found every fact as delineated in the tracts-
Religious Tracts are remarkably free from any
fault such as referred to. OF religious romances
aid novels, whether in Sunday School books. or
in whatever shape, we will Join with the lecturer
in as strong condemnation as he pleases.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

Sandusky County Agricultural Society.
The election for officers of the Society was
held at the store of Theo Clapp, On "Wednesday,
the 2sth inst, and resulted as follows;
For President; D. Capper,
Vice President; p. Brush.
Treasurer; Thee. Clapp.
Secretary; o. w. Vallette.
Board of Managers; s. s. Rathbun; Chas e.
Greene; U. B. Lemmnn; d. Waggoner, aud Jer-
emiah Gibbs.
All energetic, good men.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

ltlIlAU NJ A'IISNT.
NNSSS rs 'I.'ul Is 'a.e Il - b.ll-i ihl mi't sk III
tAV llys eisnt IN pop llrre iics Il tine
01y' d1lcn't az dIsrl - tu c.'--yct HtlW tY'~
oAO RfAnY RELIEF htsnever faro ~ AT ri NJ I'm
mcnat relief u tie sufferer anl IN cases of Actc.
Inf mniaofy or Nervois RheIlat IN, cfrct a per.
manent In Chronic Bh umati IN AMI Go -. 4 M
WAYS CLEANSING SYRUP. cdcl Rru,diinJ Rs
sorsn shorld DO taken an ldjunct with the READY
RkIIEF0
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30

Carl Shurtz has received command Of Sigels
corps, Gen. Sgel being placed in command of
the reserves
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30


Prepared from prescription Of Sir James Zarke NJ n
Physiciaa Ertra0rdiRary 20 he Qssss.
This invaluable medicine is unang in the cure Of s
these painful aud dangerous diseases which female
constitution is subject 1t moderates all excesses 10
moves all obstructons and speedy may relied on.
To MARRIED LADIES
1t is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price 81, bears the Government Stamp sS
Great Britain, TO prevent counterfeits
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Full directions in the pamphlet around each package
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Sole agentfor the United States and Canada:
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NIB. sl,oo and six postage stamps enclosed to any
authorized agent, will bottle containing 50 Pills.
by return mail. sold in Fremont by 8. BUcKLAkD,
and T. DILLON son. Aug. 90, lse2-yl
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NOTICE.

and they will please call Immediately and get
them, as | expect to go away and be gone sew
eral months. J. p. MARBLE
Fremont, Jan. 80, 1863.
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ACUTE CHRoNIC RHEUMATIsM.


The folio Sing IL wriltcu by ih well known rTesj,on.
dent Of the New York Herald, london Times I'm Rld)
New Orleans picaynuc, Dati, Guar eson M.rcury &c
WV. SIDNEY MYEt,s, ESQ HAVANA, CUBh
HAVANA, CabA, jan. ., 1865.
NeSsrs. RddOd, &C Co
GENIIKNES-I have bccn sufferer from Acute Chronic
rheumatism r the last twenty years Vc my lifi my
sulerngs during that period, neither trg4e iur rn cin
express have speai iitie fortune D'cors' bill
whDutd rivngan b-tlntal hcneit. Recently had
one Of my frequent periodical at ackt | vesy III
for week and hid not sept an bOur at any in,.
Spanish friend, 10 whom related ipy .ringt I'D
me he had n remedy which would give mo relief, and
he kindly presented mo with bottle Of . RAUWAY IS
READY RfLTEF.n Although skepticul Cf deriving any
advantage from its use, that nglt applied 1t eely
going 10 bed, and. - my great mt, felt
heved aud slept suudly The next night again applied
the READY RELIEF, aud awoke in the morning tree from
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Heartily do | return vou my humble acknow'oig-
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called ' n blessing Il man,
Thanking you, omm soul for your wonderful remedy,
have tue honor 10 subscribe myself,
Yours, respectful iy,
W. SIDNEY MYERS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-01-30
@. r. McCuLLocH, Druggist, and
K. DILLoE q Son, Druggists,

Agents for Fremont, Ohio.
LADlEs by sending either of these agents q throuS
the Fremont Post oce, have the Pills sent to any
part Of the country eonadentiay) free Of postage
by mail.
n. Il. hEwARE OF BAsE CouNfERTRIT oF rHrsI
ILLs ou can buy the counterfeit article pio,
from 20 to 70 cents box (dear tha LAnIESi youl
lives and health are ~ too much value be taed ath
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wage and town n the United St.teni and M - D. HOWE
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Special Notiees.
A GARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DUPONCo'5
Golden Pills for Females

lEFALLInLE IN CONNECTING, REGULATING AND REMoVIEo
ALL INSTRUCTION., FROM WHATEVER oAusK, AND
ALWAYS sUccRssPrL As PRKvESTIyK
Tho combination Of Ingredients In Dr. Duponco Gold
en- Pilsfor Females perfectly harmless They have
been used In the private practice OF old Dr. Duponco
more than thirty years, and Thousands OF Ladies'
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case in correcting Irregularities relieving painful aud
distressing menstruation particularly at the change OF
life From five 10 ten PILLS will cure that yet
dreadful complaint the Whites Neay every female IN
the land suffers from this complaint.
The above Pill has permanently cured Thousands and
they will cure you II you them. They cannot harm
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increase OF family, will find these pills successful pre-
yentve. Ladies' culiary situated those supposina
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months, as they certain to produce miscarriage. Ae
ter which admonion" the proprietor respon-
siblity although their mdness will prevent any injury
TO health The ingredients composing tho above Pills are
are safe, and will perform oil claimed for them, Prics 81
per box. Sold Wholesale and retailby
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r EGAL NOTICE.
C..d...t... N..,4.-

Green Greek, January ?, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
THE WAR IN TENNESSEE.

NASHVILLE, Peb. 10, 1883.
Yesterday feraging party OF tho Second Minnesota
regiment General Shermans brigade, camped near No
!nsville had a severe skirmish with two companies OF
Forests command Our men killed Gge and wounded
live. The latter taken prisoners Tie balance OF
the rebels escaped.
Twentysx buildings used in this city as hospitals
for sick and wounded soldiers.
An immense quantity Of coal has arrived, ncudiog
five barges loaded for the government consigned TO one
house-Barnard Chandler 4 Co. Over hundred thou.
sand bushels here.
The railroad will be opened TO Franklin this wock But
bridge said TO be destroyed Forces actively
engaged putting 1t in order. Immense supplies
SANITY beng forwarded TO the army railroad II Ia hea
viv guarded along the entire distance to MurfrcesbOr0
Skirmlshing daily occurs between the pCkets.
There is twelve feet Of water the shoots Tho river
is rising slowly.
The cars the Louisville and Nashville road
running regularly on time.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
The Siege or Vicksbnrs.
WHAT Is TO DE EFFECrED BY CUTTING TIE LEvF.s or
THE MISSISSIPPI.

THE MlSSIS5lFPIs
despatch from Cairo informs that the levees the
Mississippi side OF the Mississippi river twelve miles be
low Helena, at Yazoo Pass, have been cut or by cur
forces. The levecs II s further stated have also been
Greenve and the Louisiana side opposite Lake
Providence
letter to the st. Louis Democrat explains this import
ant movement III progress under General Grants direc
tou and having for It's object the reduction o the rebel
stronghold al sburg largo forco has been sent TO
Yazoo Pass the left bank Of the Mississippi, about
miles beiov Helena II LEADS into Yazo9 river
distance from ITS mouth General Grant by cutting
the leyec Of this pass, floods immense extent Of til
enemys country and opens communication for small gnu
boats md steamboats, through point in the Of
Vicksbr-g BY these means IL is supposed he win be
able to capture the enemys transport nee protected
10 the Ya2oo river By the rebel batteries Al Haes Bluff
and at the time transport large land force vita
which of The vcksbure army from atiou
with the interior.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
The Paper Monopoly.
PROCEEDINGS OF MEETING BOSTON NEwSrirER
AND BOOK TCgIlsHERs.
Bosroy. reb. 10. 1sos

BosIo5 FEB. 10, 1868.
There large attendance OF paper prorrotors
and book publishers before the Legislative Committee o.
Federal Relations day to urge the import nec 81 cno
raizng Congress for relief august tie paper makers
monopoly II shown that tie cost y school books
five millions Of dollars annually and thlt this
combination u paper anuiaturers added taurct ui
twenty per cent which a serious majority
Of parents also that nearly all the religious pubca
tions weekly newspapers aud books, heretofore pub
lshod FOR the people, wcuia D. compelled 70 suspend
entirely or be greatly restricted n their usefulness
The daily iapers would also be compelled 70 advance
their price. Inc pub cosI their BY present.
ing the follow ing resoutions.-
Resolved That he welfare the community r. @ell ~
the diffusion " and generd tnaecne ell i3f
the adoption wnicA shall c.fs"H thc cost
paper combination 81 r.Hith ~ q hte.
keep Up the valne 81 he article u 5ig point ~
to iniet severe upon education rNu t- !ieiiOc
Of information generally among tac people
Received 1at regards he frot iH "a cup Ia
industry aud newspaper pub nius business,
capital AMI ahNr tnnn me "a ton
OF the raw material cntilud the hlgaes
Resolved That Senators and cftccfstlec Con.
gress for aTnsndaent o. the art
which shall reduce thc d1y imported paper ron tAry
FIVE per thereto nc ned
practicable and exledlent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

The Fort Gan scveort Property-Mectfng
Of the state Pa -tson Assoc q On-SenatO tor
1l0rgan's Cred. initials, &c.
ALBANY, Feb, 16, 1868.
Saxton Smith, of PutnA IN, introduced resolution III
the Assembly this Afternoon h'r the appointment OF com
mtee investigate the sale Fort Gansevoort pro
perty 70 the city by James Taylor No doubt there
will be rich developments il committee is ordered
on that subject
Tho introduction Of the resolutonNto investigate tho
sale OF the Fort Gansevoort property to the city has
stirred up quite an excitement among the New Workers
here.
The State Prison Association held their meting
Assembly chamber tonight. Governor Seymour
pected TO preside but being absent visit TO Rhine
beck, Senator Bell presided instead An abstract of their
report read and two three speeches made Their
object in holding the meeting here at this time Is fr the
purpose OF obtaining aid from the Legislature.
Senator Morgans certificate Of election rorwai ded
to him this afternoon. It filled up by Mr. VaugM'n,
OF the Engineers Department, his best style OF peo
manshp, and is superior to the best steel engraving II
is understood that Mr.. Morgan goes to Washington 70
morrow evening.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

TIKI WoRK AND The TINE BEFORE CONGRESS-
The constitutional term Of this Congress expires
on the 4th OF March. II has only two weeks of
grace, therefore, remaining within which all
the important bills depending before tie two
houses must he passed, or they will be dead
with the expiration Of the present session We
presume that the military and financial com.
mittees Of the House and the Senate are fully
aware of the necessity of earnest industry in
order 10 secure the passage OF the needn't APP
preparation bills, the banking and other financial
bills yet undisfDsed OF, and the CONSUMPTION
bill. Should any Of these measures fail to get
through within the two weeks aforesaid, lres-
dent Lincoln may be compelled to call an extra
session Of the ncw Congress upon sixty or ninety
days notice, in order to secure the ways and
means 70 keep The government and its fleets aud
armies in motion.
Assuming, however. that The regular appro-
priatons, the pending financial relief measures
and CONSUMPTION bin viii all be passed before
the final Adjournment OF this memorable Con-
gress, we may safely predict that the adjourn
ment will be followed by a new carnival Of
speculation, stocljobbing and money making,
without anything like parallel in the history
of tie country. The addition Of four or five
hundred millions to The paper money Of the
federal Treasury viii surely bring about this
Grand and universal carnival Of flush times and
lash prices quick sales great Investments, all
sorts Of sbeculatons, and the growth Of mil
lioua,res, like domains gourd or like field of
mushrooms, in q single night How long this
paper money millennium will last is quite an
other thing; but when il comes let every man
make his hay while the sun shines, and note
well the first gathering Of the clouds in the
horizon 50 that he may get his hay under cover
in good season, and We may weather the storm.
We say that, until Mr.. Secretary Chase can
procure The necessary machinery for extracting
the gold from those Colorado gold quartz
mountains which the munihoent Colorado
Jewett has turned over from the public domain
10 the government lei us have the green
backs aud we furthermore say. that if our
present armies ii the field call for reinforce.
menis to repair Tie losses from battle. disease,
SC, let III have = CONSUMPTION bill, and without
delay 4 moi he patriotism Of the loyal states
equal 10 tno test which Jed Davis has So sue.
ccasully applied 10 tbe rebellious States the
lest i. 4 conscription. in word let this Con.
rress provide President Lincoln plenty Of
"arecubacks' aud lhc authority for recruiting
the army by CONSUMPTION, and we may vet
save the Union under The present adminislra-
H,p sayc the Nor,' from civ.l wat tha south
.rom rvnrn r,"yo,tiar, ool re t..o coun.
Nas@ tuJ aN,N 1"w Nt aot. pnd
Hs..un ,e "vv. r~a Ie; ac
pte ...e -a# Is .a N ..s i
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

NALLkNDlGHAa AND GREErEYThis worthy
pair Of compatriots-por Mobile frdtrwl-are
embarked in the same boa. and both rowing in
the opposite direction to that to which their
faces are turned. They are both bound for Sc
partition, though both pretend aloud to their
opponents that they are in favor of the Union,
while in an aside they whisper to their friends,
over the left" yallandigham, in his speech at
Newark, denounces the war; says il ought never
to have been waged, and desires to have IL
stopped at once; yet he says in the same breath
that he will never consent to give up the Union,
though he is well aware that it is only by force
OF arms 1t can be maintained Greeley pro-
tests that he is body and soul for the Union,
though before the war he denounced II as an
agreement with death and covenant with Hell;
but now he says il the war il not successful IN
restoring the Union by the LIST Of May he is IN
favor Of winding up the concern and letting the
Southern partner 60, knowing, as ne does, that
there is no possibility of success in so short
time. Greeley was in favor Of letting the
South depart in peace two years sgo II the peo.
pie really desired it, on the ground that this
was in accordance with the Declaration Of hide
pendence. which proclaimed that rulers can
only rule by the consent of the governed. lie
now after various gyrations aud sundry exhibit
lions of ground and lofty tumblng," comes
hack 10 the same position with which he start
81. After sailing around every point Of the po-
ltical compass, lie returns to The point from
,,e.c,. ~ scl ia, 81 FIRST, and i steering cheek
7, uw III Onoigaon for the diganion Of
10 rsN.,s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

A INV GENERAL n THE FHtD.--Wc often
hear that General Fremont il % be appointed
10 command o. that General Cassius A. Clay
l. TO have command, and now we SEQ Il stated
that Stanton aud llalleek are TO give General
Tom Thuqb command. The litUe a.1
lbs shown himself d Dnion man by
,~.,a Mis. Narse ami Nwa aa.HaH
tcnera, lt',c.t as4t ttn t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
Review OF Gen. Sigeps Corps by Generals
Hooker BmtterGeId md Sickle.

STAFFORD COURT House, Va, Feb. 16, 1868.
General Hooker, accompanied by General Bltteraeid
and General Sckles reviewed the corps Of General SgeI
day But few hours' notice Of the intended review
vas given yet Notwithstanding this tho soft condition OF
the ground the lack Of good fields FOR parade the
troops promptly in position, and thing passed.
or satisfactorily. General Hooker expressed himself
all he had Of General Sgeps corps and
that he could not be better pleased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
the ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

Reports from the Army Headq uartcrs.
HEADQUARTERS Army Or THE POTOMAC,
Feb. f6-lOP.M
day General Patrick crossed the river with flag Of
truce for the purpose of escorting General Stuarts
chaplain to tho rebel lines General Barksdae Of Misss
sippi received the party, but owing to ormals
ties in the proceedings prior to the ohapans appearance
at headquarters the latter compelled to return. To-
is expected to effect the exchange Of army
chaplains.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

EvLs THAT RIGHT TnENsELvEs--THE PAPER
MoNoroLY.-The papermakers and publishers
at present in Washington are making great
fuss over the proposition for a reduction Of the
duty on printing paper. 1t is not improbable
that the former may prevail in keeping II a. IL
is, the vote taken in the Committee Of Ways and
Means on Saturday showing majority Of five
to three against any change in the law. As far
as we are concerned we do not care one straw
about the matter. Whether the duty Is thirty
five or one hundred per cent, II will make very
little difference to Us We can afford 10 await
the corrective influence Of that impartial rene
dicr Of abuses-timc, Before six months are
out hair the journals and publishing touses IN
the country will be broken up, and With them
half tie papermakers. We shall then see whe.
thcr Mr. Butler and his brother manufacturers
will maintain the same arbitrary bearing as at
present: we shall then sec who viii "wtithe''
he most, the papermakers Or The newspaper
publishers. Unless we are mistaken iii our
calculations they viii feel very much like ne
nan who AilIed he goose that l4i0 tue coll IN
egy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17
G ON G r E 8 S.

In the Senate yesterday petitions in favor of re-
Gucing the duties on iron and steel and spirituous
pnd malt liquors, we're presented and referred
The Military Committee made report relative to
she case of Richard Thomas, otherwise called the
s'French lady" an inmate of Fort Lafayette. So
far from Mr.. Thomas being insane as alleged, the
surgeon nj the fort reports him in excellent
health but regards him as eccentric The bill regu
sating the appointment of midshipmen taken
APP, and the amendment rstiying the appoint.
pnents by the President and Secretary OF the Navy
sas rejected. resolution was adopted directing
Enquiry az 70 The expcdiency Of passing an act to
enable the people o. New Mexico TO form con
p'lution preparatory TO their admission as State.
1hc bl,l providing for the enrolment and calling
out the militia q the country was then taken up.
a number Of amendments were offered, some Of
which were adopted aud at midnight the bill was
sasscd. 90. 80
IN the Hoasc Of Representatives the Indian Ar.
preparation bin was reported from the Committee
OF the Whole and will probably be voted on to-day.
y resolution in favor Of holding evening sessions.
vas adopted. The remainder Of the session wos
occupied In debating the Louisiana election case.
THE LEGrsLATURE.
Roth houses 81 cur state Legislature met last
evening. and cor, nued in session for a short time.
Very little business Of importance, however was
tAaaried nv either body. In the Assembly a
resolution was introduce Tor the appointment Il e
committee 70 inyesD gaze tie sale ~ ,nc tor,
= ustyosFt prop :. ~ TIC city 81 New York.
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sential bills before Il, and, with all its sins Of
omission and commission, it may still 60 out
with some degree of public respect and appro-
baton.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

c-.ox ,4y MAarYR-It viii Re seen. 90 references
;. ~ ,.ar,sne columns that the Ladies Fair CIR the
y w ,hc church Of ST George tho Martyr nov beng
ocne. re corner Of Broat way ana Twenty street.
nv 40 MS (rucsayl eveAlnk and tha great vagcty
mmf'aa,tielss ROMAN 70 be dispoAel 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-02-17

duct the war together we shall have a trio of
the smallest military men in the world
Couldn't Secretary Welles include Commodore
Mutt in "Gideon's bands"