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DR.. J. G. YOUNG,
LATE PROFESSOR OF THE UNIVERSITY OF PENN.
Private Medical and Surgical
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
AN OLD PATRON.

Hon. ISAAC Van DOZEN, of Belevernon Wy
andot county, now in his eighty seventh year,
last week sent two dollars 10 renew his subscrip-
ton 10 the JOURNAL. He has taken the paper
from its first commencement, now in its thirty
fifth year, and at four score and seven feels that
he caunot do without the weekly presence of his
old friend What is remarkable Mr. Van Do
ren has enjoyed the health and vigor which few
men of fifty years enjoy; but we regret to learn
that his health is poor at this time, resulting
from severe fall he had in the early part ofthe
winter, by slipping on the frosty ground, while
engaged in pruning his orchard. We trust the
old patriot may live to see peace and unity re-
stored to our country, and read the JOURNAL for
many years to come.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
NORTHERN OHIO SANITARY FAIR.

On the fourth page of to-day's paper will be
found circular letter from the Secretaries of
the Fair to which we call the attention of our
readers. The great success which previous
Fairs have met with, gives an assurance that
this one will be equally remunerative. Cannot
the friends of the soldier in and about Fremont,
help in this matter? Donations of Particles of ev-
cry kind will be acceptible.
The Military Committee of Sandusky county
have appointed the following persons a Santa
ry Committee for their respective townships, to
whom donations can be made, and by whom the
donations will be forwarded to Cleveland:
Sdndusky To,onship.-T. Clapp, 1. f. Ans
den, G. c. Garfield, E. Dillon, W. B. Sheldon.
Rice T0,cnSbip-Ed. Ii. Underhill Grant
Forgerson.
Washington Township.- -George June, Sam1
Skinner, Levi Fought.
HoodcMe T0,cnship.-Sanford G. Baker, A.
Rice, E. Kellogg, Ira Benedict, Geo. Brim.
Madison To,cnaship.-John Gould, E. S. Pope.
Scott Towaship.- William Heaton, Charles G.
Greene, j. c. Smead.
BdIuMe o,onShip.-Edward Tindall, Platt
Brush, p. G. Dean, P. p. Hershey, John Stahl,
Isaac Maurer.
Riley ooonship-Thomas Holcomb Morgan
Allen, Jason Gibbs.
Townsend Toocnship.-C. g. Sanford, Randall
Sparks, D. G. Shuts, U. B. Lemmon, S. P.
Whitaker.
York To,onship.-W. B. Dimick, W. r. Lit
tie, N. P. Birdseye, David Moore, Jesse Has
kell, W. S. Russell, H. X. Adams, J. w. Good
son, j. j. Applegate, G. j. Steele.
Green Creek. w. H. Reynolds, John Buck
ingham, Rev. G. Il. Brown, VIM. E. Lay, B. R.
Bacon, d. L. Hardness, G. L. Pierce, Bradley
Tuttle.
P.S. The people of Sandusky township will
leave their donations at the store of t. Clapp,
in Fremont, and the Committee will forward to
Cleveland and acknowledge the same in the pa
pers unless otherwise requested.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12

1t is law of physics that two bodies cannot at
the same time, occupy the same space One or
the other must yield. The stronger aud weigh
tier one usually controls the weaker and
lighter 1t is achoice principle Of ethics. ho-77-
ever, that might does not necessarily make RIGHT
and when the millennium comes, right will he
respected for what it is in itself and not for the
power it can exert A good many people seem
to think that our public Streets the crossings
and everything pertaining to them, were ex-
pressly designed for the convenience of those
who ride. Let a man get upon coach or coal
cart wagon or dray, and he claims to be the
monarch of the street. And wo be to the luck
less pedestrian who ventures 10 cross the street.
for he needs more than the wisdom of serpent
to effect crossing with safety to life and limb
1t will be well for these despotc Jehus, who
look down with such contempt upon every one
who doesn't own or drive horse, to remember
that those who walk have the first right to the
public streets. Those who ride have no right,
legal or otherwise, to occupy the crossings or
press forward their teams when pedestrians are
trying to thread their way along.
cartman in New York lately struck man
who, after waiting sometime to get a safe pas
sage for his daughters across crowded street,
took hold of a cartman's horse and held him back
from the crossing while the ladies passed along
The eartman was complained of and the mayor
very properly revoked his license. So it seems
that in New York the right of pedestrians are
recognized, and their rights are the same else
where. Let those who pass through life on
wheels then remember that the world was made
for those who walk as well as for those who ride.
Springfield Reputlican,
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Brig. Gen. X. 2. BUCKLAND,
ALT. G. TUTHER,
Capt. and A. A. A. G.
DEATH OF JEREMIAH B. Fry,

Last week we noticed the death of Mr.. Fry,
and published two letters IN regard to it. We
are now in possession of few particulars not
therein stated, which for the satisfaction of his
numerous friends and acquaintance are given
below. j. B. Fry was the only son of j. and
h. Fry, of Liberty township, Seneca county, o.;
and enlisted in company K, lOlst Reg't, owl,
Aug. 1lth, 1862; be fought through the battle
of Chickamaugs, but the fatigues of that desper-
ate engagement brought on a relapse of chronic
diarrhoea, which had for some time previous
troubled him. He was taken to Woods Divis-
ion Hospital, Chattanooga, where he remained
until his death, Nov. 2lst, aged Is years, IL no.
% days. His remains were sent home by his
Captain, n. NJ. Ebersole; were received Jan'y
10th, and buried ON the 22d with military hon
ors by the Independents Company of Liberty
township. He was noble boy, brave and
daring soldier, and he gave his all for his coun-
try; may bis memory be reveared by every pat
riot. Death 10 him had no terrors His trust
was in the Savior.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
ON Receiring Pre.ent efa pair ofspectaeIes.

On Receiving Present eff Pair ofsPectacIes.
How few appreciate the fact "tbe're gro,oing
old, but certain it's slime waits for none" The
accompanying lines were written some years
since by an esteemed lady friend, with no antic-
ipation that any other than the person TO whom
they were sent would ever see them. We trust
she will not be offended as she reads by the
aid of the spectacleS.
The gift which you kindly gave
To me, sad feelings bring,
They cluster round the heart, and leave
A dark foreshadowing
1t is no Hattering tale they tell
No visions bright ween,
But truthful, stern realities
Are in the future
All well do remember
When in a mirI hful mood
tried some good DANES spectacles
And by the mirror stood,
The laugh light and joyous then,
No trace of sorrow there
For hope which sheds halo round
Made all things bright and fair
Yet I'll net moralize, an no,
But in pleasant strain
Submit to Times relentless grasp,
Nor deem his teachings vain.
Thanks for the gift, for need there be,
Since youth has passed away,
The fact will out-Pm grOping old,
I'll use them while may.
FREMONT o. KATE.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
FAREWELL ADDRESS OF BRIG. GEN.
BUCKLAND TO HIS BRIGADE.

HEAD QR's lsT BRIG., IsT DIV, 10TH A.C.
MEMPHIS, Tennessee, Jan. 25, 1864.
General Order, No. u
Being about to surrender the command of
this Brigade for another command. by order of
the General commanding, l desire to express to
the officers and soldiers of the Brigade my sin
cere thanks for the alacrity and promptness with
which they have performed every duty, and for
the heroic fortitude which they have endured
the many privations and hardships which the
Brigade has passed through during the last year.
1 regret to part with companions in arms with
whom have been SO long, SO pleasantly asso.
ciated in the most arduous and dangerous du-
ties, and in whom / have learned from numer-
Gus trials to place implicit confidence. 1t is
to perform any duty assigned to it, promptly
and well, and at jackson, at Vicksburg and 9TH
er occasions, officers and men have displayed
unsurpassed courage. | am proud of having
had the honor of commanding such Brigade,
and to believe that | have the confidence and
respect of officers and men, Whether ever again
SO intimately associated or not, ] shall ever take
a lively interest in whatever concerns their fu-
ture welfare and honor, with full confidence
that they will to the last as heretofore work
faithfully and fight bravely for the integrity
and honor of our common country.
By order of
Brighten K. p. BUCKLAND,
ALT. G. TUTHER,
Capt. aud A. A. A G.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
FUNERAL OF cHRLEsroN TYLER.

The funeral of CHARLESTON TYLER, (son of j.
S. Tyler. of this town. late of the 21st O. V. l.,
took place at the Episcopal Church, on Sunday
last A detail of 26 men from companies A
and E, o. V. NJ, under command of Lieut.. G. j.
Krebs, accompanied by large concourse of cit
izens, followed the young soldier to his bu-
rial in Oak Wood Cemetery Mr.. Tyler enlist
ed in Co. 1, 2lst, o. V. l., Capt c. H. Vantine,
on the LIST of Sept, 1861. He was wounded at
Chickamauga, Sept. Goth, 1863, and died on the
26th. His age was 20 years and days.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-02-12
ANOTHER PIONEER GONE.

Died, at his residence, in Woodville township,
on the 9Th inst, JARED PLUMB, aged about SO
years. The subject of the above notice, came
to this county in 1884 and settled in Woodville
township, where he continued to reside until
the time of his death. Mr.. PLUMB was man of
more than ordinary intelligence and acquire
ments, of strict integrity and great moral worth;
his extreme modesty and retiring habits limited
his acquaintance, but those who were so FORUM
ate as to know him well fully appreciated his
sterling qualities. 1t may truly be said he was
Gan honest man -
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c. R. McCULLocH. Druggist, and
E. DILLON q SoN, Druggists.

Agents for Fremont, Ohio
LADIEs by sending either of these agents 81 thro.r
the Fremont Post Office have the Pills sent 70 .ax
part of the country eOnhdeEtiA and free Of Dost.r
BY mail.
N B. BEWARE A BASE COUNTKRFETr OF rHEsE
PILLS. You buy the counterfeit article at anv pric
from 20 to 75 cents box dear at thatl LADIES' your
lives and health Of too much value to be rihed WITH
besides being imposed upon with worthless article
Therefore any offering you these Pills for less ths1
81 dollar box. avoid them you would poison TheV
are bogus. None genuine unless the name Of s. d.
HOWE is every box which has recently been added on
account of the Pills being eountezfeted Buy Of my zd-
yertised agents and you safe Sold also BY HoRAcs
KELLOGG NOrwalk, and BENTON BROTHERS lat Gayord'g
old stand) Cleveland and BY druggist in every T
wage and town in the United State and by s. D. HOWE
sole proprietor, New York. Apr2 '63-Iv nd
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The Great French Remsdv.

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They will be found to exert the happiest effect in all
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be found 1T is Of this certainty that they
should not be taken by pregnant females aia the rst
three months miscarriage esrtaia to be brought ON
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N. Bone Dollar enclosed to any authorized agent
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c. CROSBY, General Agent
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the signature of C. CROSBY on the outside wrapper
For sale in Fremont, by @. R. MeCuloch, g. BuckIand
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