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, 1865-01-05

IN this market there w.s also great actiyity.in
gold, opening fclore the Board, al ~, advancing
10 81, and closing at go, with downward tenJen.
6. The salcs were heavy both here and in New
York for Chicago acco1nr
Silver opened at 21s, advanced to cao, and fell
back again to PIE, at which ngura it closed weak,
Government Bonds were active. Fiye-Twcntics
mere in good demand and firm at 1851 buying, and
1es3 selling. Ten-Forties were tteady 1t 1o5 buy
ing, and 1C:} selling.
Tho project Il organizing Stock and Cola
Eoard in tits city mcets with general appreciation
and bids fair to prove success. We understand
that roonahs been engaged In the new building
In Dearborn street in the rear Of the rooms to bc
occupied by L. G. Da3scr = Co.
The quarterly etatcmcnt Of the seven Natiopa,
Banks Of this city hare all been Published, anl lhe
result is generally satisfactory. The following /.
i acondrnsed statement Of the affairs OF the whole:
Discounts. ,st1l
Cur my a'd specie on hand.-....... 3,'t5533s7
intaSitEc! deposits. aGa1 sd. 81
GosctnEtnt tpo9lis-................ 1:;;ln69. .i3
SACA!2lVu- .-......---. l,E.3.SN.U
new YoAK Srock MAEKIT.-Clo4.ng prices for
cash, Jan. l. 1865, received BY F. G. sa}toustal, 4
Co.. commission, stock and bond brokers, q Clark
E1IeAt.
, 1865-01-05
GOES

---. fDEN .
DYSPEPSIA CURE
curca Neutrality-suspicious.
and gtnerhl debility. It
maEes the va,ry- anbi.
t,o2s.the feeble strong, the
debt!!tated heatthy-for It
en"bies the cAt.rut to take
rten:y o: he.sthJ E..nl.
which Is the parent Of the
body
, 1865-01-05

safte to-day: 10n brts choice Ohio Arp!'s 1T 15c;
XIV 5osE:-we slia !ae fsssins fros 81 ths Sap
g e M rs g. 81 sspsSs. s@ RI ssv;ss1 e Sd
esRs ss Il a,ss f Il. Msns t hsss
ii,ra,: r. s's It o. sss$so a. +
a :pis pfIs % ius1ants IS aoxasie s. is
.s 1siS I III
tcnin1a 5; ha,ts Langusdec Amon:s. On terms not
TIL hdesi] Fl ] AZ s1 saa p:s st
EN- Ent stsie Green Apples selling 1t s. 3i00
tsy ppS : e 5 sas .s
<s:cc, o. l:r ee!t c'rL.
Il: ,i:!tEAsK-Mnrkete eutcf bnt nrn,. We quite:
Heaew 7c
ioay tic sics 1ef: 100 tie: yellow alssss at st
GAnlEcIhe SIMPLY continues yczy liberal, bpt
';es:a ssEssfsos AEx aiIeted Tbere .aarcsiy .ay
Ifais chiek Is we lsdaee '"n auosatisa. stis
~ ox. mi on o.Hi's sc On previona quotations.
faa'F sh|ceea;: ssa s%s3?; Ss3 :;
i..5! S1.i.l5 6uss:; = 1sss'ss
x.nisan eassn ssat.. :, s1s ei5'sse' n::: 1
fs5;s doz iintzae Chickens Al Il,
n - { Is;s .e,iH;;; sh2SSsd, s:5
tiaes. NJ; win 'uotaLle change On previous quo
t,sten ccaE;ry. trimmed. ................. "a ..
t;t.en p:5t cns.ss trimmed 9 *
IN :ated, tfin.ir c. @
Mp, e cresn saitsa tijnnsd nsd..........:11ifs1s
G:a GEt;H sst.d trttamcti-. 6stif
i;eafon Eesfen sEi5ss skEiiss..
f:vs to,das: ssS Gseen Coaair, Hiles nj sxe; .ao
sq!rf Fiji 70 20 4 Tsea sns ss,Hy ~ It t i ss
Gfcfn cGnnsIy, nntrtnrned do 1T &c p p:
, 1865-01-05

Published for the tene1t aud ~ a CAUTION TO
1tuNts siEs' ant others. who suffer tror Nervous
y tlc ssnit tine the 3i::aus at stiECur:. Dy one
@1o hss cutc Fins II atsr aacr- Ding conslt:fahlc
luacktr5 y inccsnC pcsspui: ntd1cssed cayefope,
s:nss o{ +. maj hr h.h af the 4uthos. Ma rIIANI:L
MAYFAIR Es1.. Brooklyn, kings Co., NY.
, 1865-01-05
x..-.. JAMES Z. YOUNG,
SecfeIafy Of the Chicago + &NcrthEesief1 Ts9t.wcy
New YORK G9eC 16th..A u 1854. iteAi haiS ~

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
- thst having orEnntzed a. a corporation unter
the Iaws et the State II New York. %. business win
LAFLiS Il. LIN POWDER ~ COMPANY. TMs came plrsis
Hat hare thr Man1gcn1e ut OF the business At Sanger
ties, New furk. Chicago an,I Saint L:uIs. and az
!fon tasir g 9lS '1S ads ana re a
ty-1ye ra.rs LAFL{NS ahfiTH 4 HotIsS
Iai d5i2 3W
, 1865-01-05

Trnpe.rftnrs AstA
)i Il ~ ; - III. .; r.. ase Generally NOR
nx oecupic IN s.rS 1SSss bixncj6 ,rcoer nSyfls Re
tic huuc: nricr. rnr ensaep @ 91 a stoeS u
ciined Iasc i en, on itr,:yons 1sta an nase oe
Ecn.o!t4 ) raj Ns'' CHI 'oaa'.. 'se'c . bFa &c
siort cron fss;v i
rnnF AMI tinIa ', sm ps,v s.s dettup lsenE very
scsScy ayncy lts shs acap II pt'es Ell
s:rss rnrnin ;,,r de,,en, ,,d ,,.-.,.,-
bti Esr. t. l,r ,ucrc s0 ir;a r cts y pet
Inr1- st 10 ii. ri, r.s - p9's nG't3nacAei Ness
vcsS At Sa 1SSbrs do If s., 5c ae,afersa S t ne5; "a
isf II 1irv - n, y mi. III irts ~ ~ pe eHscu tt
~ We rcrr frn ~ $s1 ~ ~ ". lne n1Ar.et n the
| rsprrsltr N, ~ m T- a~"A oAA44a
| Prime 1J-su EnrIr-7n ron,{ ,to,,nt a.e,,
i hsrfet s4f,S r. 49,, Sva.n ke kSn 49, s.aua ah4 8 G1sc
~ ~. m hrs - co. II Er HI, ts e!.gp1cEed at
1r1sI m ~, ~ ~ -, Il - ~ -. = & -" q -. "; a93
Ilcnr lork 1a brIs ciee5 Pt:rE ni Il Hi FL ~
a., -. H's G,E"t nSS - - -. ~ 80 ~.
81 ~ tI :. 81 1!is Estfa 1Tlme iork
I ~ frrr m cir I'M
Bel Hams NJ *5i m mi III. r. 81 "stt 4" uEis
tryfjsi, 5{epts ri in =. I;-hS .nsr1 t, ..,.,,
tA,rsc aiinc cu at 1pc packru ieid W H
, 1865-01-05

te7r e, ,r. e sn!I3} W!tH Ihf acian. Il 4IEt
1In Oily, !.Attr E1estcd oE track
I!othy tocte pr ssed, On track l93! LOT
sss:' L. 4 tc9s :..............>.. 190aat1 60
T.uate' aFT u MEft co
tiNi. t. ese pffsscu ....,.....,...... GtssG.;&u
1311M13 20
r.t 'Esstcr E9eheus. $6!4S1.9l
III " ioeee Ftcescd.. 0fe Is [l
MLos ec-........ .....,...............a atth<9 8 %
tSt !cr lGa170I
fE'Hae' ,noss PIT 1LOa115, 10
t1:Ils: IErse .::.........+-... lt01@t6 90
aIre-Reca !ved % ,nG0 'hipped Gi.OT. TITu-Fa.
eetTed y t Tho market Is Generally qnier cc,tias
enCirg, fer which, with very sin!l quantity il
tEr lna7ltt. thrre In good dfnxiId rtcts nrs cnn
scquentsy ntnc7 with An upward tendency, rricss
Genefpiiy rule nsin 1t our revised quotations. Nc
, 1865-01-05

Choice uahy In crooks aEd taliS. IVA r.
shining.
| EK0OM Ci:nN.Rccsiyfi no1c. iarIist i51i'' Sc
HF,n,e HE!s,s !. !, 5000: NC qaote: ' "s4'. s0a
eo;u to sood s; s5
II III -. :. i. :iri; M a
L1sS9s ue Esm at our ?! Gssnt Qao,at'ona We quote
ssatos s q, ssansss seam'e.s lSe g g
Wts3E%; Was3Ess; =. h. h .:as'sss o9 81 d
Nanehsssies Lines, s .f,%5Sss, 1eS l 1s g e g
MsstsaH MMs@a11 flsi,r E - g. ,asa
LoDs1 ooa. ha ssxea linen 19a:.:.:. ~ sS
Ss5sss Fly :s3sS .{ses osa 'e' " IS $
kapse aSS,sse5i ss*sa 1insn 1insa
hhsEi'e: IN s. ed iMioen. M @@
a;n1taP1; a;nnnI R+rs o.; H. ny q
@ @;sE5} bss @ s. s::::::::::.: sS issS
FsP:f FFsp:f fisaF fissE Sssss Sss Fl itS 1 W
sslts to-dayyo,N02-b 2-bn t;unniea III Ee each. a''
PItssnt Quotations. We quote: ''@1 ~ '' At
Mtatean
CNfFEECThe market Is u:ns, ii ii;s ;e;aoS of
the yesr Is not very active and orders genefa!l1
a. sI n!9sIt = Quotations ptses rule dsn. Wsguo:e:
sss, 8 81
3io' roa5
Zip tho !s!osls: from 4tiGHaS tGsa sst5
= nsa rmy ~ Thefss
Is 4 rather increasing Injury for consumption and
tseT, :tssad = satss % isS 6ss:!e
ca. eu4fencs @ IS S1aas Mas.esft1 IL 70
e EsS ss as:ss fsf9se svl e css;S
&! IS ssti1e Il es 5 st.,ar
lsfa ;lsss /;
ntnh lsaa 6;x ia ,r supply md steady $50
, 1865-01-05
NORTHWESTERN NATION
~ AL BANK OTCHIlAED.
TREASURY pLpAEFAfHNT !.

TREASURY UGFAIsIMHNT,
Once Of Comptroller q the Currency.
NAaH1NaToN. August 50, 1sE.t
Hetf-sap by @allShctcFT evidence presented tc the
n3efl:ned. Il has been rnade to acpesr that liz
S:tmHeste-n Natlona! Bank Ct tAi-aso. in The CIT
beet dcll organized unLer an! occc1 4nr to TIC Te
or tht s:tct CONGRESS entitled An act tc
tFDssu4 A5tGEaf Currency, aecuE~.. By piaIaa q
t!tes ernas an: t. sft7iI. Er tho teaiauc1
saa i;eaeE:tt:n ihcTset sppFoysd jung 81 :6s, qnt
lutr.d t. h+ eep,at with befura cc12 en- :ipS orsi
ness 9. banking o..der a4?i art.
Now, the.c:cr@ L. Huaa MCtp1Icc-. Ecmutrolis;
9th. Currency. do hereby certif tht the NUrihwcs
sfn N.tona. Dtnz ?t Ehicaee. u the City of Chicago
)EhtF OF tcek Ind st%taof Innfs Is authe Id tc
,fcF.aatd. III ~
In testimony whereof, witness MP hand ant ses Of
'tee ti* thrttesh dag ot August 1s6a, -
ldeTtsea!.1 HUGH Mc.ULLOrH.
Qof-TeG3 SIT Cumnirn},er nf ths f.nrr.rr~
, 1865-01-05
Stacks Of FIuIr in Montreal,

The amount Of Flour fnstore {u Montreal on the
11ih Of December 1scs. was 5s, 156 bsls, against
s',215 brls same date lRasG3, and 7o,71s brls In
1eGa.
Stock ofWhcat, December 15, 1s7,4os bu,a against
p,G!0 hu. December 20, 1sG3, md 10, SO bu. DE-
Cembcr lat, tSG2.
, 1865-01-05

ITO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH
l. ,CDESs.-MRs rE. PARKER has returned to
GhicaFo and M, be foand It fss south Clark street
Her lEnE expsfgr In Tho treatment OF Ih ,eAk +n
aos6 hrr Il Wsrtnnt u tanr sri@f In all cases I'd
r. tnt cure to III Hho follow her advice
jr4E&E-1w.ls
, 1865-01-05

Iotste:a. doz, lb cans $50 . ans
ssl1n. T. IRtl ''.--''-.'-...-'''-.. y q -.
E1 E10nt T. I'll Dil aa@1 =
NV Yoax We IL act tha following from The
sutplr md Urn at - aa8,.s ior Bank. and s925 tor
pr9 Gse1ges y cker'1 soaslnns 81 II steady request
4l41el for NJ. 2; Shore are Fn At S24so and sic 50
f. Nus snd2 t1esle4 AeEs'nE e frcl md ia good
etock and st~.. ut prry1ous rates. cargo Of Poi.
Lex ~ .,r!srI. aud is he'd as 81 = al.
FKUiTe--ln Green Fruits tho supply Is limited
and almost entirely confined to Apprs, for which
L1AoSs arr very scarce. With. . good demand. OR-
AZ AZ r. u light snd irregular supp.y cgEsragrs &C.
previous quotations. ngiBD APrLZ st1 tu largo
and active demand Sales .eiaE freely uaie at out.
siGe lcurts and p'Ic.s Very finn with m upyurI
t.nGenc5. Ell. CT EEx.t.B md RAsrDE x9IEs Ia
=. alI strp'y, ard moderately active. Foaa,oX
Ftu1r. ar Ieuuest 1sa!slns layers old, are rmcr
Ei1h ndyalce Of &c + box On previous quotations.
Ne quote:
, 1865-01-05

GOES
COUGH BALaAM
Il t.. largest ,>ltle In tho
world Tor the nr'cc, t1+fc-
'ore MT on r the best ,Juk
the che8pest medicine eI-
taEt.
, 1865-01-05

H1zts lasfs than byfs th1t sell .o5 NA1u
2ta5e. This articis has been thvrYashls tcsted BY
:arr t. of ra!lsdclshs. who pronounce IT free rofI
II posonons .nSr dtnts md Tie naattFIa' comp sia;
It VIII not fnuxe the mCst delicate hAi. sult by Drug
xsts ana Fancy Cocts Dealers everywhere
1No. ]. KRONER, Sole Proprietor,
l9 c. sEtnut st. Pht! ,dc: 3h!s, p.
LORD sMlTtf, Wholesale DTu.glsts, go Lake
street, Agents.
, 1865-01-05

NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF
AND CHICAGO ll;lON RNlLROAp STOCH 4-Tht
Gs1aena q tS5ee ana sne.al! per cent sn9lect 70
1rst Of i,eccnlber On tha Pseierred STOCK Of
&c Chtessu and Northwestern Railway CnC:ptny.
VIII also b. paid and AFTER thta ate at the Com.
PAM office IL New York Chlc.g1, to tho .rties
10 Ti6se nlnes tie unc inverted saafea Ut the aeaa
noa The presentation OF the cettln + IT .EtEcr Of
thr saia offices tor u. endorsement there,1 OF fhe
payment oi the divtJenA, such unconyrrieti SHARES
m: uniting o3ad ou- OF I'll ahaFe, aud mure ii
which understood to bt he'd IN trusta By a-cuks
aEH persons not as get enabled convert the sauIa
Ey osds1 Of the Ecaxd Of Directors:
~.--. . JAMES {. YOUNG.
, 1865-01-05

GOES
nYsPEPSA CURE
cIfatet a1 appetite. ewes
s!ycr aof strength to the
whole system.
, 1865-01-05
:5pe:lGt Notices..

Add to nelut": co' waiter. two tablespoons fuit OF
II. T. 3. TALcoI'* MEDIC %rED FlSEAr-LR ElDca :.
drlnk oil At cntr and yu vi are imtnrit1te r.ic
h.T. RABntT'r. s.le Agent, New Fork
ja5o osslif.fs
, 1865-01-05

FQEf3
COUGH RArSAM
are eo'd annually, .nd the
people All orpuouace It tho
b.At cough preparation
they ever used.
, 1865-01-05

The shore forn Of proposals will b. adhcro, 4, nj
Gsose!y a. pshct1cab e. other forms Will b. received
bJ te department and duly cnnSl .tered.
proper Elatintce that the bilueF Is able to fufn
TIE coatract cest,td1o By the tlesE Of tha eaFc.t
District Court. or Cnltcd States strlct Attorney
an cath Of aEtEtanc. 10 tna United States Govern.
1hr c. ntrsc.s x,ss ~ sas a.
n* hnFty q gaIti.s whc wl be du tlnssl ~ mail
ot olAeEW Sc that thtt bid Is accepi e and im. d.
ote3 re4ui1ed 10 inter iato contract un.el bans TO
th@ :nount ft5.fc0 ihc bonds mast be proper
suEet1B stated uptn tneu.
bd'ess nv, be present in person ehea the propo-
4AIs aft opened.
Ike Post OG &C rdcrcss OF the rar.lrs proposing
must b. et!y v,ist.n Upoa the prap, sal.
f!opcasls 11n be nEEreHseI to sSlr.eou Et19rfeN
sulh. zlaDS. U. S. Army Mtuical Fnrveycr. Washing
all bt4a deel. ell unsuitable. S~
CHARLES ST. HE1LANn,
Surgeon U. "a amt Medic ruryeior
Washington, nc.
Frinte4 fosms Of proposals nay b. h.. t this oilce
lAt--ffE Ct - ~ - '~
, 1865-01-05

. EoEsS
DY9FEPS[A CURE
enrre etck hea~ache- strk.
hets 1t she stoua.cll. and
FAfNs oK DLI9 In the
boMt4x.
, 1865-01-05
HAVANA LOTTERY:
IL l.. asn. rInt. rx-a m xte

lU Il dfaWtNg Of Der 60. 15S3
No. . ls1 drew 81 G0Ge; No i1SI1 drew $50 E9
No. 80: drew t25 TOO; 10 e.M6 dew sioIeS;
No. 1',+c9 d1ew 8 CO. Prizes cashed ani iaf,r m.
street, New York. taldS%tstE
, 1865-01-05

gssote: - .''
Prime Cty .,.,....,..,,,....,.,,.,l6 l6 Ga1Gt<
,TEATls market il moderately active, and ander
the iLnEtt &C Of the 2old market rule II n r
at our present quotations. We quote:
, 1865-01-05

nTEFEPSIs rVRE
Is the best remedy In tho
Werlts scr dyspepsia, indt-
Efstinn. stck hea'tnche,
heartburn !everapduFue.
narht4 II stoIaeh. ami, IN
fact. all diseases or palms
IN the stomach or bowels.
, 1865-01-05

- F{JE'9
nYSFEPSIA CURE
wetttns the Stomach, pQ-
r1aes tie breath, and In
MnutIy stops sournees,
aclttitJ and rising OF food.
, 1865-01-05

COE'9
DTSPEE-lA CVRE
ISL pufe:r vegetable pre-.
Csrattop, contalts no OPT
'Afes. no potAon. nothing
htfs nj, but acts promptly,
surely anu imtue1ietcly.
, 1865-01-05

CCKE
COUGH BaL94M
xo1laves ctlnsumpAva
cough ~ soun a. 1t IL
taken+
, 1865-01-05

Sold sy druggists every
whete. Price ONE DOL
LAR per bottle.
, 1865-01-05

Cpz+S
COUGH BAL94N
cures hoAtSsoesS and t1cE-
ling IN the throat.
, 1865-01-05

GOES
COUGH B4I7AM
cnre* sore throat anisore-
nrss ofthe ehsstaod 1urg.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
A RETROsPECr.


"A friend has laid upon our table a copy of the
Marlborough (N.C.l Msre1gy, OF April TN, 1861
1t is TedOlent of secession, the favorte Southern
dogma of that day, and rejoices, in glaring f,,F-
face, that Var Is c0nuaeflced!" IT also records.
among its latest news, that sFOrt SuB,ter Is
BOB1bdrded, and on ire',-and q NORTH Cgyoliaq
Is D'ovilgi" It has, also, "Ominous news from
Montgomery of date of April 18th. saving:
president DdUis and Secretary of War WaLe-
er were serenaded last night, at the Exchange
Hotel,
"The latter was called out, and said that the
Confederate flag would soon be waving over
Fort Sumter, and from the Federal Capitol at
Washington City, if the Independence Of the
Confederate States is not recognized
Such was the dream of mad ambitiOnl II is
wonderful how the leaders in that terribly wick
ed conspiracy were seli-deceived and how tbev
were permitted to delude their countrymsu TO
their ruin and dishonor, How have the hopes
and schemes of bad men been brought 10 nsugbti
On Friday next the national hag viii be restof
ed TO SUMTER and feat in triumph over the ru-
ined city OF Charleston. The city of Washing
ton prospers and rejoices as the loyal capital OF
great and patriotic country; and 'sPrssids,,t''
Davis is fleet fugitive, without Capital. with
out a Congress, without Government. and
without Countryi he has done infinite mis-
Chief and brought desOlation and ruin to every
hamlet within the domains over which he assu
med control. But there has been 3 Providence
that overrules the affairs of men. which has
brought good ont of mems evil. The rebellion
WAKES towards its conclusion, and its moving
cause VIII pass away with it-Ohio State Jour
nal ADTii 18th.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
HOLE THE SKY.

More remarkable perhaps, on account Of its
singularity, says Vigne, in his travels in Mexi-
CO and South America is the hole in the sky
(for it appears to be nothing else), the dark
space known, even to those who have not seen
them, that one of the peculiarities of the south
ern heavens are dark, starless spaces, but the
''coal sack" may be termed black in cOmpari-
son with the surrounding sky. 1t lies ON the
left of the cross as it faces the observer, and
nearly touching the lower part of its major axis,
which it equals in height. The curious alb
ruptness and freshness of the oval shaped and
broken outline of its entire circumference sug-
gests the idea of its having been formed by yiO-
lence- 1t looks as If the canopy of Heaven had
been shot through. The edges of two or three
folds OF strata, 80 10 speak, seen on the left
side more particularly in receding perspective,
and gradually leading to aud blending in what
appears TO be black, lightless space beyond
Placed at the South pole, and so unlike any
thing else in the sky, it has an aspect of special
design where all around is for design 1t can
be imagined place of exit or ingress for mighty
rushing forces; the adit from the light to a To-
phet of outer darkness, or sblack Gehenna,' .
with the cross shining in front of it, @
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
THE GRIT or GRANT.

The peculiar kind of grit, not falling under
any of the special expressions / have noted, yet
psrtaking in some degree of all is illustrated in
the character of Lieutenant General Grant
Without an atom of precision or rhetoric, with
none of the external signs of energy and intre-
pidity, making no parade of the immovable
purpose, iron nerve, and silent penetrating in
telligence God has put into him, his tranquil
greatness is hidden from superficial scrutiny be-
hind cigar, as President Lincoln's is behind
joke. When anybody tries to coax, cslole, ov-
crave, brOwbeat, or deceive, Lincoln is remind
ed of a story; when anybody tries the same
game with Grant, the General listens and
smokes. If you try to wheedle out of him his
plans for acampaign, he stolidly smokes; if'you
call him an imbecile and blundcrer, he bland
ly lights another cigar; if you praise him as the
greatest general living, he placidly returns the
puff from his regalia; and if you tell him be
should run for the Presidency, it does not dis
turb the eguanimnity with which he inhsles
the unsubstantial vapor which typifies the poll
ticians promises. While you are wondering
what kind of man this creature without
tongue is, you are suddenly electrified with the
news of some splendid victory. proving that
behind the cigar, and behind the face discharged
of all tell-tale expression, is the best brain to
plan, and the strongest heart to dare among the
generals ofthe Republic.-E. p. VhiPple ia the
4tLuJdic uOrthlU
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
wIsHART's PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
GREAT REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION

READING, Pa, April Is, 1864.
DR. WIsHART-Dedr Sir: One year ago the
Examining Surgeon of this district told me /
had Consumption of the Lungs, and that could
not be cured; and Judging from all my symptoms
at that time, myself supposed this to be true
was for more than one year troubled with
hacking cough, which gradually grew SO bad
that | could not have severe fit of coughing
without splitting up blood in large quantities.
For months could not work at anything
and was obliged to keep my bed most of the
time. While in this condition was in Mr.
Rowbotham's store, in this city, and he seeing
how low | was, recommended me to try your
Pine Tree Tar Cordial. He said he had sold a
great deal 1T, and that, as it had cured SO many
others, he believed it would do some good. I
bought bottle and commenced using it.. In
very short time | saw that was getting better
very fast and after taking several bottles was
entirely restored to health, SO that could work
every day at my business, which is very heavy
work, in an iron foundry. When commenced
to use your Pine Tree Tar Cordial, my weight
was only one hundred and thirty-fve pounds;
since the use fit have weighed on an average
one hundred and tifty-five. / shall be glad to
have you publish this, as | believe l should not
have been living at this time ifI had not used
your great medicine, and ] wish all who suffer
to receive its benefit.
Very truly yours
~ '' Capt. SAMUEL HARNER.
't No 334 s. EIGHT street Reading pa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21

1--WE BEEN THINKTNC,

I've been thinking, I've been thinking,
What glorious world were this,
Did folks mind their own business more.
And mind their neighbours less.
For instance, you and /, my friend
Are sadly prone TO talk
OF matters that concern us not
And others follies mock.
Eve been thinking, now, if we'd begin
To mind our own affairs,
That possibly our neighbors might
Contrive TO manage theirs.
We've faults enough at home tn mend
1t may be true of others;
1t would be strange if it were not.
Since all mankind are brothers.
| would that we had charity
For every man and woman;
forgiveness is the mark of those
Who know to "err is human.
Then let us Danish jealousy
Let's lift our fallen brother, .f
And as we journey down life's road
Do good to one another.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
PETITION FOR DIVORCE.

Eve Weldman vs.. John Neloman.
II OHN NElDMAN, who lately abscOnded from San
ousky county, who secretes himself that sum-
&c cannot be served upon him. is hereby notified:
Ibat I've Weidnan. his wife, did, on the 2Sfh day
FeoTuary 1865 file her petition in the Office OF the
Cerk o tne Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
said John WedInan, with habtual drunkenness FOR
than three years then last past and asking that She
be divorced from the said John Weidan: for e c,sto
dy Of their children; and that said John be ep;oined
from disposing Of his property, (which Injunction has
been aowed and for alimony. That said petition will
be for bearing at the next term of said court
re EVE WEIDNAN
BY HOMER EvERErr, her Attorney.
Aarchi2s, 1S65. 1--WE
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
Am AsTONIsHED CHApLAIN.

There is joke--though positively wicked
One-On certain chaplain, which ought not to
be lost to the world. 1t is the chaplain's busi-
ness to look after the regimental mail This
chaplain had been annoyed exceedingly by the
great number of warriors who were constantly
running to him and enduring about the arrival
and departure of mails. To save time and pa
thence he posted a notice outside his tent which
read: THE chaplain does not know when the
mail will co. and imagined his troubles at an
end. He was absent from camp that day, and
on returning and glancing at his notice, was
Mortified to see there upon his door, read by null
titudes during the day, in a hand exactly coun-
terfeiting his, the following words: "The chap
lain does not know wher the mail viii 60" with
this addition by some wretch: "Neither does he
care damn" 1t was case of depravity that
he was unprepared for l'-ilaa
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-04-21
Rebel Kindness to Federal Prisoners.

There is cell in Richmond Castle Thur
der) known as cell No. 3. This cell is four feet
eight inches high. McCool private in Harris
light dragons, man measuring six feet and
half an neh was kept in that cell eleven months
and half. Cardinal Balue's oubLiettle may be
read as obsolete elsewhere, but in Richmond it
is obsolescent. McCool had ball and chain on
his leg all the time, the ball weighing thirty two
trates that cell, aud on wet days McCool lay ia
the wet. Eleven months aud a half passed aud
lie s.euer once stood straight. He escaped five
weeks since through hospital window. He
had been transferred sick