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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08
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no cnpperhead splIt

The Copperheads dread Chicago and the
2 f6thfh day of July as a feEon would the gal
I q lows and the fatal Friday. Broad, deep,
and impossible as the chasm between Heay-
en- and Hell is the gulf Of principle which
divides them. They cannot get around OF
sevade the question, Shall we 60 for war till
therebelIion is crushed or acknowledge the
independence of the bogus eonfederacy
- Yet as the so-caIed democracy" are con-
stitated, the moment they strike this rock
they split and 90 to pieces. Vallandigham,
Poor Pierce, Thos. H. Seymour, Fernando
Mood and his brother Ben, I've are not IN
Retormed of the politics ofthe third and more
respected minstrel brother, who illustrates
the banjo and ssbones', s. S. Cox, Pugh,
s ban Voorhees,, Long, Harris, Ross, Allen
Mahoney, NJ. Y. johnson, and their follow
ers, are for immediate peace and Southern
iudependenceA the rebels out and out.
q They are the radicals of the copperhead
party. They differ from the rebels IN moth
ing but their place of residence. Opposed
to these are the Border State, conservative,
Enion-as-it-was-and- : Constitution
- party, who favor lighting the rebels but not
the slaTeholders, who advocate a gentle
srnixture of the sword and the olive branch,
both on the same half shell, who deplore
the war and lament secession and who have
no stomach either for fighting the rebels OF
- recognizing their independence, who are
!. waiting ike Micawber,fo for something to turn
UP more slow heads, who believe in con-
ducting the war on peaceable principles, the
party of twaddle and stupidity who allow
themselves to drift in the wake of the
bolder Copperheads from mere want of
- self fpropelling power and the consequent
need of some tug to take them in tow
Horatio Seymour, Richardson, Bramlette,
Mcclellan and others at the East and few
others at the West, represent this element
tits not so large among the leaders as
among the rank and file. tits sufficiently
strong IN the rank to create wide split in
9 tde se-caled Democracy" the moment a
- rpeace-without-th Union" platform shall
.sSbeadoped. Afew ofthe Mieawber Demo
SseKats, of whom the New FORK Herald is
: sample. would dodge all principle and
s nominate Grant. But the Vallandigham
men, the vital elementof the faction, would
as soon nominate Lincoln as Grant. Nc
Clellan would suit the rank and file, but
on. not the Vallandigham faction, unless he
ses should give secret pledges for apeace policy
= in conflict with his published eommittals in
= favor of a conservative war
Is,aesThe Copperhead craft is on the eve of
mutiny. The cabin and steerage are for
peace The forecastle and deck hands for
s. war. The Fourth OF July approaches
'si' Either the Chicago Convention must be
postponed. or the Copperhead party must
then and there do what thew have never
vet dared to do-show their hand-declare
apohcy. When they do, honest Demo-
Gratis must walk the plank. Chicago 1Ti6.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08

SENsIBLE-How TO TRAIN BoYs.-@E.
H Arr, in writing to the Springfield Re
publican, gives some very excellent remarks
in regard to training up a boy in the way he
sSould go She says:
IIosts of selfish, thoughtless mothers
shall send upon us another generation, of
istless, vapid sons, open to temptation
Years ago, a son ofmy own was the object
of pleasant theories and plans. An unerr-
ing teacher took him hence; yet have
learned through him to look with loving
eyes on other women's sons, and think
what would do for them. o mothers
hunt out the soft, genial side of your boys
natures Make the most of any gentle
taste or comely propensity. Encourage
them to love flowers, pictures and all the
beautiful things which God has made
Talk with them, read to them, 90 out with
them into the fields and hallow pleasant
scenes with holy memories. A daily minis
tration to their unfurnished, hungry minds,
a daily touch to their uniformed, taste,
shall make them more comely than costly
garments. They viii ever bear you wit
ness in the character and conduct of your
children; but your laces and embroideries
viii crumble to dust Why don't mothers
teach their children more, and dress them
lass.
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The Popul.ri,v of Abrabam II5c,I,,

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette "a strong Chase man)
says of Mr.. LincOln's popularity:
This complex popularity, based on so
many reasons, is indeed one of the most
remarkable lessons our institutions have to
teach. One may learn here that the people
are a little jealous of great men like the
Athenian who was tired of hearing one Of
his fellow citizens always called ''the Just, !"
and wanted him banished for it;) that they
like Mr.. Lincoln all the better for his stories,
even if they are little broad sometimes; /;
that they feel special pride in having a
President whose origin wasn't bit better
than that of the humblest of themselves,
and in whose presence they wouldn't feel
constrained and awkward. Heis one ofus,
they think, not bit prouder or more estuck
up" plain, kindly, honest In this wond-
derful nearness to the common people lies
the main element of his strength. I be-
lieve him to-day to be the most popular
man we have ever had in the history of this
nation. Thousands Of men who scarcely
vote once in dozen years will leave their
occupations, and sacrifice personal ease and
habits, to vote for cold Abe Lincoln,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08

A New FAsHIos.-An exchange paper
is jubilant over the new fashion Empress
Eugene has lately set, and says her ex-
ample win commend itself to the good
sense OF all sensible women. ''she, upon
a recent occasion, appeared in public with
skirts shortened sufficiently to display the
handsome, richly ornamenten garters worn
by her"
- A new fashion reaches its height very
soon. We suppose the Empress only in
tended TO show her saitsrs. 80
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08
Stomach, Liver & Bowels.

ar
NOTHING that wholesome, genial and restorative
in its enter the composition Of HOSIEI-
TERS STOMACH BlI1ERS.. This popular prepar-
alton contains 10 mineral of any klnd 10 deadly botah
ica elsinent ery eNci,nl, but il Is combination OF
the extracts basanc herbs and plants with the
purest aud nildest Of all diiusiye stimuiants
1t is well % be orewarIlr inst disease, and tar
the human system ea be protected BY human means
against maajes engendered by unwholesone atmos
pIere, impure and other external causes. HOS
TETTER'S BII1,ERS may De relied on as safeguard
indistricts infected with Fscef 4He it has been
found inlable as and lrresis title RENEE
y aud thousands who to under apprehension OF
attack escape the seourge; and thousands who neg
lect avail themselves of its protective qualities IN ad
vance hy brief course 0f this marvellous
medicine. Fever aud Ague patients after being piled
with qunne Tor months IN vain, until larry saturated
with that dangerous akaoid, are not untrequenty re-
stored health within few days by the use OF HOS-
LETTERS BI1TERS.
The weak stomach rapidly invigoraed and the sppe-
tte restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence 1t works
wonders in cases DYSPEPSIA and less confirmed
forms OF INDIGESTION. Acting gentle and painless
apperent we'll upon the liver also invariably re-
eves the CONSTIPATION superinducedby Irregular action
of the digestive and secretive organs.
Persons of feeble habit liable TO NsrgoHs attacks,
L0oness Of Spirits and Fts Of LagH0r, find prompt and
permanent relief from the Bitters. The testimony on
this pointis most conclusive, and from BOTH sexes.
The agony of fBILIoUsCHoLIc is immediately sssuaged
BY single dose of this stmulan and by occasionally
sorting the return of the complaint may be preven-
ted. sr 81. .,sr
As a General Tonic, HOSTETTERS S BITTERS pro-
duce effects which must be experienced witnessed be-
fore they can be fully appreciated In Of C0Rst
tiOHGl Weakness Premature Decay and Debility and De-
crepude arising from OLD AGE it exercises the electric
influence. In the convalescent stages OF all diseases 1t
operates delightful nyigorant. When the powers OF
nature relaxed it operates to reinforce and
tablish them.
ba-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08


ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYRHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLDS. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out the Advertisement and send for it,
AND AVOID IMPOSITION AND EXPOSURE.
Nov l3 1863 S.M.P.y1S
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,p;sh to present the toIIoUueg for The iatoIma-
: ION of The rleonLe of this uicinitu

WE THE UNDERSIGNED, feel great pleasure and the
fnegt confidence in recommending hr. Arnold to the
public as Best Horseshoer that ever worked IN haa
for the last eight years. The most interfering horses
sver had he has cured of the habit. We have taken
lame and enderooted horses him when other shoers
had uiyen them up and he has made them travel we'll
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08

We have $50 Grover d Baker Sewing Ma
chine [entirely new,) which viii be sold at
bargain, ,..-...s. .1..-,;-s-.5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08

Fremont, Sept 1868.
NTESSRS. CAMFIELD & GEESE
1Nl MAN having bought the interest of ]. J. Lschy
in the sigel Mills the partnership heretofore existing
under the name of Camfed Lischy Co.. is this day mu-
tualy dissolved. ~
We aware that satisfaction has not been given TO
customers with grists But the fault OF the Miller
and not the Mill So call again, and will make it all
right; for we are bound to give satisfaction if possible
Thankful for the liberal patronage have thus far had
we solicit continuance of the same
IL Remember always the LOWEST on Flour,
of any body in the market.
siCAMFIELD a. GEESEMAN. p
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-08

frequent desire and gives strength to Ur1n
ate thereby Removing Distractions Preventing and cur
ing Structures of the Urethra aaying Pain and Inama
ton SO frequent in this class of Diseases and Expeng
all Poisonous Diseased and WOrH0Et Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS WHO HAVE BEEN THE VIC
TINS OF QUACKs, and who have paid hedUy fees TO be
cured short tme have found they deceived and
that the "P0ISON" has, by the of NPowERFUL AS
rRNGESTs been dred in the SYSTEM to break out In
an aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage
Use HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BucHU for aIl affections and
Diseases Of the URINARY ORGANS whether existing in
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever cause originating
and no matter of how long standing.
Diseases of these Organs requires the aid of DURETo
.-HELMB0LDS EXTRACT BUCHU IS THE GREAT DUR
ErIc and is certain have the desired effect in all Dis
eases for sskieh It is Recommended.
Evidence of the most reliable aud responsible character
will accompany the Medicine.
Price, $I,OO per Bottle; or, six for $500
Delivered to any Address, securely packed from observa-
tion. Describe Symptoms iH all CoE~aHtcattoHs-
Cures Guaranteed! Advice Gratis!
Address letters for information to
1T. HELMBOLD. Chemist,
Z. I04 South Tenth Street, bel. Chestnut, Phila.
HELMBoLD'S Medical Depot,
HELMBOLDS Drug and Chemical WGreh0Hse,
594 Broadway, New York.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs and UNPRINCIPLED
DEALERS who endeavor dispose Of their and other
articles the reputation attained BY
HeImbold's Genuine Preparations.
70 ss Extract Buchu.
4. - !. improved f1sese|VIaid Rose Wash
ALL DRUGGISTS EYERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBOLDS. TAKE NO OTHER
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COFFIN ROOM.

where are kept all sizes and styles OF Coins from splen
did 70 plain he keeps good Hesrse for the convey
anee. of the dead.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
The Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.

DR Kennedy, ofRoXbury Mass, has discovered in
IL one oi our common pasture weeds remedy that
cures EVERY KIND OF hUMOR, FROM THE
WORST sCROFULA 40 A COMMON PiMrLE
. bottles warranted 10 cure nursing sore mouth.
to bottles will cure the worst kind OF pmples
the face.
2to bottles will clear the syst m Of bois
. bottles are warranted 10 cure the WORT cRnker In
the mouth and stomach
alto bottles warranted to the worst case OF
erysipeas.
10 bottles are warranted to care all humor In the
eyee
= bottles are warranted to cure running Of the ears
and blotohes among the hair.
4toG boules warranted TO cure corrupt and running
sores
bottle will cure scsly trupons OF the skin.
2ot bottles are warranted To cure the worst
OF riugwOrm
. or 8boitles warranted TO cure The mo danger.
Gus case 0 rheumatism.
, ora bottles are warranted TO cure talt rhegm
ITO bottles will cure the w0 It Gaze efsc oiua.
to bottles warranted TO the worst case OF
dyspepsia know by the Np,rienee Of thousands that
Ii has been osused by canker tn the stomach.
to bottles are warranted 20 cure sick headache.
lto2 bottles are warranted 10 regulates e0,ye state
OF The bowels
| 10 2boitlc, will regulate ali arrangements of the
hdneys.
atoG bottles will cure the worst cases Of diopsy,
lite bottles have cured the worst cases OF prs n
relief always experienced. What mercy to gei re.
iei In such an eNorucating disease ny following the
directions IN the pant htt around each bottle and by
n julcicH4 application Of the SAIL RHElM ONT
MEM, sCROlULA OINTMENT aud HEALING
OINTMENT every sofe und G'cef Of Whaevpr Kind or
nature eNcep, cane that has taken foDt IL perfectly
aud permanently cured. Manufactured uy DONALD
KENNEDY Ne. 10 Warren Street goNhury. Masa
Price ~, For sale by all Druggist. FNMlj5m
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29
Railroads., Mt.
Vera1a Oms CeniraI and SuIli-
van siS.ircads.
% sa3S y ~ q
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Trains so,ngsou,b and E,,
Commencing NorcmJr liih, 1854


Leave Montpelier 10 AN, 90 ,. E,and ~ 90 ~
IA AL rRAlN leaves ST. Adams attl5A.A. Butiing-
vi Ton 90 A. NJ, conncettngR White River Juncti
and Bellows Fails with trains for Boston Worcester sc.
and with Vermont Valley K, Rior Springfield and New
York, auivlngin New Yotk at l0l5r. n.
DAY ErFRgss TRAN leaves OgdTusburgh 81 $50 A.
NJ Montreal 81 500 n. Rouse's Pointatl0 A. NJ fsl
Boston, Troy and New York.
Man E1PRsss TgAi Nleaves 0gdensbutrat II 80
Montreal at as ?. NJ, BoGses PoiHtat545 NJ arriv-
Ing at Bustonat $40 M, connecting al Bellows Falls
with Cheshire H. R. for Boston and Worcester and with
Vermont Valley X. for Springfield &c, and arriving
n New York at u SOr. NJ.
Trains Going North and Wu
Leave Montpelier at 2!4 AN 100 A. H83l Wand
20 IA
DAY ENPHEN fRAtN leaves Boston At 100 A. NJ. via
Lowell for Burlington, mt ell, ugdensbufgh Chicago
aud the Nest, making close connections
NAu TRAM leaves BOSTON at 80 4. s.,via Lowell
Lawrence Ftthburs White diyeT junction at 05r.n.
tJr Burlington, M,nueal and ogdensbuuh.
fcCG HAODArIog IRAtN lraves Nuftnheid at 10 % A.
and Burlington IL % p, NJ, fer Rouses Point
ttGHr EIfEEss fRAiNlesves Bellows Fails at 10 o. N
receiving passengers from Vernon alley r. Rleavinp
New York atl2l5 ?. NJ, and from Cheshire 4. II.
leaving Boston at rs =. n. connecting at
White River Junction with train leaving Boston At
5Olf. NJ, arriving al Burlington al $40 A. NJ, Rouses
Point at rs AZ, Montreal at p,l5 A. NJ and Ogdens.
bureh at W 30 p. The Mail Tbin South aud Express
train Moth connect with Passnmpsle Road.
Sleeping cars are attached both the nigh exprts
trains running between Rouses Point and Boston aud
Rouse, Point and pringdeld.
Through roketstot Chicago and The West for sale AZ
the principal stations.
o.MERRlLl., supr
\ Athans, VT, Nov. IA. 1854
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-11-29

destroy the traitors II was only under such a
government as ours that the Irish people could
be made race fit to rank with the nations OF
the earth. Their future mission was to redeem
their own character as men at home and abroad
and establish Il government where they could
boast Of alag Of their own. The Captain, after
a lev words in relation to the leinan Brother
hood, sat down amid thnnders Of applause
MI. TnE RANK AND u Of Cur VERMONT
SoLDHps,-Ihey have done their duty nobIy
and have never been found wanting.
WIN. II. Button OF Wallngf0Td, formerly o
private IN Co. X of the l2th Vt, responded in
an easy, flowing speech in behalf Of the soldiers
Of the rank and file. lie addressed some eloquent
words to Gen S;annard, saying, You have
now your honors, and may you wear them long.
Mr., Button remarks were received with great
favor.
Co. Proctor VAS called out, and in lieu Of &
sIecci read two excellent letters from Maj
Austine and Rev. j.. c, Cummings Of st. Johnt-
bury, Chaplain Vi the l5Ih W., for which we are
sorry not to find room this morning,
Lieut.. Cjl, VIM. ", CIRCUIT Of tho 18th VT,
was next called on, and made some funny per-
sona allusions to several officers OF the n Brig
ade, aud spoke Of Gen. Stagnard IN terms Of
warm and unleigned praise.
Lieut. Col. Benton, III behalf Of the Eleventh
Regiment desired to add ito testimony to the
merits Of Gen. otaRnard and their full appreGla
lion Of tie honors conferred on him Ills own
regiment had had its share Of hard service. They
were Iroud Of 1t, and were willing to let their
record stand.
WV. Tue PREss-A hs. friend Of the soldier.
whose visits are always welcomed in camp, and
most SO at bone, when chronicljng the victories
OF iermonters
The ateuess Of the hour, Il A. NJ prevented
response from G.. W. " lizard Of the Free
man, and Il. p Walton OF the Waterman, anC
the festival broke up, all having enjoyed mes
| profitable and festive season.
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HEALTH PRESERVER.
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4flc0itiuCs

GEOO wi he forfeited by Dr. L. DIX II Ealing TO
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from occupation Or iear Of exposure 10 all "oa'hcI
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
/ NERE NTRE ma

Those di-,tcislnr complaints is nov made Luoan ia A
Treatise on Foreign and Naive Herbal Freparations
published by llr. Phtrs RAouN The prescription
was furnished him n such rovdental manner that he
cannot ron'ei'ut0uY reius. n make 1t known AZ II has
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DYSPEPSIA and N. ingredients mar Ne found n any
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CONSUMPTION.

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PORTANT NOTICE.
Is Mss sss

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.
DARrtEs GOING WEST will hnd It to their advantage
to call on the subscriber, inquire at the hotels
where information may be had In procuring Tickets 10
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Manhood how Lost, how Restored

just published, new edition % Or, CutsrrNttlis
celebrated Essay Oh thc radical cur. tHtlHo.. '.
ielrel ot sptfmattorihWa, or Scmnal WtBknU-e. Hne
untary Seminal Loses lmpot,neF, Mental and ts.s
lneapacity, mpedimrn,s 10 Manage ttC,i Hlsu. iaI
sumption, Epilepsy and FITS, in0uced hy s.i GtH
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ir Price IN Sealed kn,elere. only f. rts
The celebrated author, Ia this admirable i.Ht ...f|
demonstrates from thirty years succtsslal HrA.' 80
tnat The alarming rouscpn noes Of Sell kiuaa wH' .
radically cured without the dangerous uar ID .n.rI uN
medicine, OF the application Of Ma, Anticipating re
mode ~ cure at once simple, certain AAd fueirsi BY
means q which every sufferer, no matter eull De-. go
dilon may be, may cure himself chcapy ff'Hiry ap'
radically.
" This Lecture should be Tn ths l1fda ni every
youth and every man Ia lAe lani.
sent under seal, Ia Aplain envelope, inn arg tu rt'
post paid on the receipt oi Fix cents. ur tve pe''tt'
stamp Address the publisher,
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CHEROKEE PILLS

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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1864-02-12

Lhs above form Of proposals will be adhered to az
as practicable. Other forms will be received
Dy the Department aud duly considered : 81 IN
proper guarantee that the bidder l. able to fnI.
" we contract, certified to by the clerk Of the
nearest District Court or United States DiStrisf
A must accompany tho proposal or It viii
An oath Of Allegiance 10 the United STATE. a.,
eminent am must also accompany the proposSl.
aS Will be awarded 70 the lowest re.
party or parties who will be duIy notiBed
~ mel HE that their bid Is Seoeptsd and
tt1ey VIII immediately be required to enter ihto cam
tract under bonds t0ths anio6 ii on Is 0Oo fei1s
70 be properly certified to- ,.7..gts4 - - e4s
posaIs are opened = s'sS- "tteH 'hP seFFot,
nSe Il sSs On address Of the parties proposing
PEopTeala must be addressed to Henry Johnson
ne ~ g. k aud Puryeyor U. g. A., WaShipEton'
49,. r. ssts'esst3 ~ -17liSf II
= Ias,gepArtment reserves the right to reject any
% al bids detned unsuitable - NUS
: " bsia2r' MS. x, and Par1eSsP 1 8. 81 4
M u. 80 'ttlgs SO Warrington. D. q.
Oa5ea nsea I9Fms 81 PFopogalg can be had at this