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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29
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nRnAsrIkts rHR T1nE.

Citizens of Baltimore have formed an
association for. the. snMoral and Education
al improvement Of the 'Golored People, ;"
and have opened an office in Nos. and
4 in the Bible House of that city. THE
Association has established IN Baltimore
sixteen schools, with near two thousand
scholars, and in the various counties of
the state eighteeRs schools, with about
twelve hundred scholars. Slavery having
been abolished in Maryland, it would be
natural to expect that the influential citi-
zens Of the State, and especially the cler-
gy, would cooperate zealously aud hearti-
III fnisneh an association. But alasi the
spirit Of slavery still lives in Maryland,
manifesting itself either in open opposi-
ton or sullen indifference to all measurer
for the improvement of those who wear
a black skin. a =
ats school-houses have been burned in
five OF six different places its teachers
warned to fly, or TO suffer what We had
fonAy hoped by this time was impossible
in free Maryland-the brutality of an ig-
ats scholars have been beaten on the
country roads, their books and clothing
taken from them, and such dread inspired
in the breasts of the colered people that
few, where these things have been. done,
can be encouraged to attend school at all.
"By the light of five or six blazing
sehool-hoNes and churches, no clergyman
on the Bay Shore, SO far as it has come to
the knowledge of the Association, has
seen his way clear to plead from his pull
pit for benevolence and kindness, much
less justice, toward these afflicted and now
prosecuted people.
'sThe Association has, in Baltimore, been
refused, because of the reproach of its
work, one Christian meeting house in
which to hold its anniversary, and out of
two hundred and fifty private notes sent
to the respective clergymen of this city,
requesting their cooperation in our labors,
twenty-three only replied, though replies
were requested, of which - replies
were favorable, Iandthe others either unfa
vorable or so warily worded that no one
could understand whether the writer would
do anything or not
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29
BENZOIN is NOT BENZINE!
Rheumatism.

The aches and pains in bones and limbs, will be sped-
" removed by the of Dr. Crooks Vegetable Extract
which is sovereign remedy for Rheumatism.
II viii also cure al Tumors, Scrofuia any eruptiOns
and removing al cause Of disease, Sold By Druggists
l5owt1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29
Especially to the Sick.
DOCTOR E. JOLLIE MATTOCKS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

Late of New York.
(Connected loih the Celebrated analytical Phy-
Sicidns, Drs White, Tubs and Price.
ITO THE CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES. of avery
/ name and nature, DR.. Mattocks for thirfy
years. has devoted his whole attention. and has effected
of the most remarkable cures, in IngsriR diseases
TIE system is founded truth, differs from an Others
experimenting, making sick 10 cse no deceution
no humbug and M poisoas used, ell vegetable remedies
that aid nature, gives candid opinion and Effects
mHnent We ask trial of onr treatment bssora
abandoning all hope Hundred have heen cured by
this treatment aer giving up to de- We invite inves-
tigstion. No matter what your disease is CALI exam
ine for yourselves; il viii cos. nothing
Consolation free.
shall visit this pla every EIGHT weeks on the same
days Of the week for year, Gcan BE- consulted at the
following places:
FREMONT, KesSlsr,s EyOEeI, Tuesday and
Wednesday, the <6th and a9h o. Noy 1865 and again
on the 22a and 23d ofJanusry, Is5t.
NORWAEK, American Hotel, Thursday
and Friday. Nov 3Oh and les la and again jan oath
and 25th, 1866
CLEVELAND, City Hotel, Saturday aEd Sun
day, Dec. I'd aud Sd, 1855.
Fremont. Nov. 4. 1856 AIT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29

Letthe Suffering Read and cease to Despair
Mr. JoHNsoS-Dear Sir: This is to certify that by
using three foErths of bottle of your RHEUMATIC
COMPOUND AND BLOOD HURlFIER was completely
cured Of Chronic ReEmatisH aftee having suffered for
hore than eghtesny 1t has been over four years
since was cured and have not felt the slightest symp
of the return. remain yours truly,
ANDREW ARMSTRONG;
Allegheny City May 8, 1861. No. 10 Jannes-street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29

Tools and implements,
which consist in part of
Bios = goRiIs s3fs ,gsleEs7s
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows,
Shovel Plows, double and single,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers, an,
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks, m
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles, nsE% fes
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows, .
Churns, Tubs, Pals, Brooms,
Clothes Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Reels,
!, Sheep Shears and Wool Twine,
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, &c, &c, DC.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29

Mr.. A. JoHNsoY-DeGr SIR: Ny wife was taken very
i'll with HeGmmatOry Rheumatism in March last. She
was very much swollen, and the pain she suffered is n
dscr5a5Ie; she was confined to her bed was advised
to- try your RfIEu MATTC COMPOUND sAND BLOOD
PURIFIER. got bottle oft and before the half oft
used, she entirely well. The cure is perfect
never saw such medicine. She had only taken
three doses of it till the swelling and pain began to
JAMES McALISTER, No. 12s Cherry Alley.
Pittsburg, april 10, 1854. -FI-s-Flg
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29
Great Cure of Liver Complaint
BY ths Original, Only True d Genuine
LIVER pills

SILVER CREEK, Ohio Co., Virginia, March co. ls6e,
Mfr. r. e. SsHers-Dear Sir: l think ii a duty owe
70 you and the public generally TO state that rave
been icted With Liver Complaint for long time and
so badly that s5scess formed and broke which left
me in very low state. Having heard of your celebrated
Liver Pills being for sale by A. R. Sharp West Liberty
and recommended to me by my physician, Dr. f. Smith
concluded to give TEEN fair trial. purchased ore
box and found them to De just what they recommend
edths bsst Liver Pill used and after taking four
boxes 6dd the disease hiss entirely left me- and am now
perfectly veil. Respectfully yours,
oh. COLEMAN
VEST LIBERTY, March 20, 1e49.
certify that am persoally acquainted with Mr. Cole
man. and bear testimony to the truth of the above
certificate. Ar. SHARP.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-12-29

HAvE got their Photograph Rooms, Third Story
ll Nims' Block, enlarged, improved, and re6tted
and receiving the citizens of Saudusky county in
vast crowds, to have their
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

spfi'csiion I" ssid Sta.
Sevenih-Tnst The Secretary Of the In
terror pu' Ia force the Laws relating 10 ,hs
Interior Department applicable 10 the limit,
sforessid.
10 testimony whereof have hessunto o.
ny hand and csused The Seal Of the Uni
Ted States to besi6zsd. Done ., the CITY
Of Washington. the 29'h day VI May. A
d 1866. and Of the Independence Of the
United States the eighty ninth.
(Signsd.) ANDREW Johnson.
BY the President.
w. n. SEwARp.
Secretary Of Stste.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

- PasADsAs. yssper;
Pass HoFTBAs. Hsrbssos Tsv.ship;
Jens L. H.STnss. CoIs@his Tovsships
Gao HoSSnAs. Hsrsison Too nship;
Ono r. SHrRrx. Yesdisss6;
yous q. BEcKnAs. Restinssi;
ERssT PfcKnAsD5. 8sssisgsbsrgs
L = TxyLsa, IrsIsn1;
snt ~ Ospgzisss z D1esehsnss ever sks-s
G w. ROBACK. Cpapess5e q 8ss.seh
siisers- BLOOD PsIk. Distiliev sd Hsssss -
fsssr u Cssssbs sd SWEDISH Bns6ses So
Ill kisds u ske fs0s Dvnsssse Dsss
which ere ssid- wholesale - - ~ Sss.ses
-ssusisr. q No. 50. =. - 30 g Esss
= hft Street. EsnsissszH y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

}. W. BRADLEYs NJ P-i~s, DU.
rLEA ELLIPTIC (cf cysbt SPRING
WEST BRADLEY 4 CARY. (ls,e J.
|. 4 o. WEST Sole Pryoss~ssrs sr-
Manufacturers " Chsmber sae - "a a
Rssd~Sveaf. y : York
THIS INVENTION consisis "A Dup,~r
lor t~o) Elliptic S,~si Spssnss. inres,ss.ls
Bssidcd r's.,ly sni Firmly ieg-,n-,. ecx-
10 sdge. m-kins tho iouessef. mr<s az b..
2 a-'ie ard Dw.bie SrriDs ever s.~d.
FWmh s.IJom Bend 10 Break hke she Ssn
gle Srsings. and Consequently pssserv-
their Perfect sad B-saiiiui Shape TA,e~ -
Long - any other Skln-
The Wosoesfsi FSexblav snc Great C.s.-
tori snd pleasure 70 any LADY wesrins sa~
DuDiex Eiiipaic Skirt ~iii ne sxp~rienc~t
lpsfsir0issiy "a 81 Crosed a -sembls~s. Op~
RE. Csrrisg~s. Rsiirosd Csrs. chu~ch P-~s.
Arm Chsiss- sr Prcm@nsde md Hsuse Dres-
n the SKIRT csa b. folded. ~ben in ne. -
occupy ANAL place % essiiy . Ss.k Or
Mu-sin Ds~ss.
A Lsdy having erjayed Ire pleasure. com
fn''- snd r. ~ onv enlence 81 ~e-riur ~.
''Dupisx Elliptic S'eei Spriag Skirs" 10. >
single fsy. gill ~ We, siisr~sds willingis
ilspenss wish their sss. fsr children NJ
.ss. end Young Lsdiss. they are Superior 90
III Others.
They are rhs Beat Qasiisv " Every Par.
and Uaquessiansbiy the Iiehiest. Most De
srsbie Comfortable, and Eecson.r.i Skirt
Ever Msde.
FOR SALE 10 oil Firr Clss. S,~es Z.
This CIV, md shs, ~ hVss tn rnii~d S'.'.<
I'D Csnscss. Hsvsas de Cubs. M-xico
South Amrrics. and the Wa ladies
IscufRK ron TIVE prrLEx ElLrrr,c srrEr
april 6'h. 1565-3sn.-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

GOOD sup3Iy q Jussicrs' blsn hs COO
- rsps'y cr hsns ssd for sale lew q tho
COURIER OFFICE.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

whils Robsck's Buffers are KEEP, in IN.
fsMlly circle sicknss never en- iers.
These biisers hive been found 10 be
perfect sniidote for removing the first symp
tome Of nearly ali Diseases, " taken IN IN.
proper time. They sse composed OF ingre
d'enis. which ere known BY the msdica
faculty 10 be most efiic vicious in disorders
II The stomach aud intestines.
Their medical properties are 90 various
'hst they prove beneficial In al com pisinss
81 whatsoever nature they nav b.; hence
their great demand aud the universal good
derived from their use.
A judicious use OF these Bi,ters impair, the
rose tint OF health 70 the cheeks, aud health
and vigor 70 the entire frame
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! Z y Y \ I

oux Fs1. grttaA kar canc.48 -
cured q 90 Of nine year, s,anding. -
- vitrs' dHnce q sse yean
AuoIUx1 vritsk In s0n - esru4
amer his hezh bad almost wss:st avsy.
Tks doctors pronounced tbs 60 isssD
abIo-
AuofuED - cured n Fever md Agso
aft<r trying svsry neiicine in h rssch-
AyoTxED - cured q Esrg 6oro
which sd sxissed fourteen yssn-
AuoTHKD Of Kh<unzfzn u ID
yeAa
Cess innume-xhie Of DySrsPsi. -
Liver Conpizint coslt - nertisrsa -
which the ruriksr and Pix
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

xrticular Attention Given 10 the In
surancs OF Farm Property.
IndIsn'sns You h.ve been paying. sod
continue 20 pay to companies located To-
iilincis. C,unecticut. Nv York and Other
States. hundreds 81 thousands Of dollars pe-
~nnun. THIS immense sum cent sus ~ the
Safe tor insurance purposes can b. retsin~d
among our own ci,is-ns, i"s which pnspsse
II II Il = I'm MISS 4 PI
Has been instituted
You have nov sn::op portuniiy Of insuring
your property with ssfs snd relishl~ C m
psny ~ our own State. II shonid be the
pr de and pleasure Of every cl,x-n 70 en
courage home enterprise; aud ny comparing
The plsn Of This Company y IN the " others,
no person csn tail 10 serceive the sdvsa-
fsg-s Of The SINNISSIP?I evc, any s,mi-
lsr institution doing business ~ our State.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

The udsrsiene respec, q
fully informs the public
that he hss nov. aud will constantly ke~s
on hand. or manufacture 10 order. oil fhs
latest and most fashionable vsrislies Of Fur,
niiure. such g Wsrdsobes. Bureaus. Bed
|stssds. TsbIes. Lounges. and large ssscrs
ment Of chsirs. Of the best styles. He se.
speciiuIlv invites those desiring anything ia
his line. 10 call snd examine his stock BE-
fose purchasing elsewhere. % he 10 conf
dent he can pIesse them. q his shop on III.
corner Of Newton aud Porfersvilie streets
JACOB ALLIES.
Dec 81. l864-iv
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Blood OMA LNU<v VvM,
ski<A. in conjanc-i0a With The
Blood VAvxSAev.

vi,1 ere 81 The aforemensis1ed iisssssA
sad Of themse'vsz vill relieve - esss
Hsadochs, eosfixnsss.
Oblis Pains, Cho,sra ks-bss.
Indigestion, pain - The D0ssIss
Qsxxirsss. sss.
Try thsss nsaicinsA nd 700 ~ ssvss
rsgrss T.
All your neighbon whs hsvs -
thsn. and thsy vill ~ thsy 40
NoOA MsAAeAMsa.
ssd ysa sh0ald ny d. bsfsss ssifS -
. physician-
6a Psnphir< . Aln~nse~ = ~ l~>1
srurt snd r~nd 10 ccr<iGczx1s. slsd Il 80
ksvs ever doGbssd Jon al
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03
BROWNS
PATENT BARY.TENDER

PATENT DABY.TENDER.
THE BABY-TENDkR
Is the most complete end useiul Nursery
y 1--we ,ion o. the sge. From charming
Spring Cradle. i u essily and almost 10 .
sssntly CO nv esssd into either Of the follow
ing ssticles, namely:
REcLrsrso CoucB, for children too youna
10 st alone.
SPRIHc CHAiR.
BAsY-wAlKER, attractive snd useful
OrronAS. for the psslor o. dining room.
HoISy- HoRsE. for children under 6se years
BABy -yunPER. for security, exercise snd
smu.smeat.
BSBy.HoasE. o.. whom elevated.
A Hon CHAM. for the table.
NuRsERY CHAIR.
The moiion sf The Baby Tender, Il VERT
cal and noiseless, 10 derived from Z Spiral
Spring In the Ossomsn; and. unlike that Of
the common Roofing or Swinging Cradle.
10 10 the highest degree healthy. delightful
and sooshing. II RELIEvEs the norneR from
the hsrdest part Of bsby.tending
Price froms $25 70 $50.
Agerts Wanted.
TERns CASE.
When packed the Bsby Tender s.one
measures seven cubic iee'. snd wsighs about
one hundred pounds. The horse sdds about
one. fourth Of the weight and measurement.
@Send Tor Descriptive CstsioRuss.
BARTENDER MFG CO.,
93y Broadway, N. v.
May lt'h, iS65-2m.
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Is hereby given ,hst the uodersigned vii
= apply q the June term. 1865, oi ne
Board Of Commissioners o. Dubois cosn,v
Tor . retail license, under the provisions Of
90 Get entitled An oct 70 veguIsse nod "
censs the sale Of spituoUs, vlsous. MALI md
other Intoxicating Iqooss." The psesis~
location Of my pIs~e of busirsss = IN -
upon Mill street. on lot NJ %. IN the origi-
nal plat ofths town o. jasper. Balm bridge
Township. Dubois County, Ind.
The cit'ssns Of Bsinbsidee township vii
take due notice thereof
may 2nfh, 1858 A HAnTER
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81 N N is IPP]
INSURANCE COMPANY.
- tRDiAsAP,lis.
ACCUMULATED
Capital S393, 790 II
AND CONSTANTLY INCREASING

vl>HfS EMBARRASSING COMPANY Is
= now doing 81 ex'ens've and 4 urishir 4
business WITHIN the limits Of the State. ant
inssmuch a. u confines the bus,n~ss OF the
Company 10 the State. the pstrossgs u ou'
people is solicited
PoiicIss arc i-sued fr sny period not *
ceeding seven vss,s. st rales - rsssonsb b 10
rs thv Dfompt payment OF losses will per
nit. on ~ kinds Of Business !.ouse~s. w.
ter Mills. Hotels. ChUsch~s School Houses
Dwelling houses. Bsrns and out. houses, TO
gerber ~i'h the contests o. each. both in
'swn aud country.
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Work IlAks . CNOxxM.
We RAOOA WIS

- IL nost active and shoro1gk pin
shas have ever been intrutor~l
They 90 % dirccfly upon the Live.
sxrifr hss orvzn - s1<h N -xt<at -
shas syssan - - Esiapss - -
fsrux yndi:ioo. Which = 10 - - -
he CO Nth simply purgziive m
Thsv ars really
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MANHOOD: HOW LOST
HOW RESTORE y


- Just publs<s-d, ne~v rdi,ioa q Ds
49, CrlvEawE.L'- Cei~srsisd E~ssv or
- ihr rrdirsl cure tsi-houi snecirin~
lof SPEksATnRRHCA r. Seminal Weakness
lnsn unfssv. seminal Lsss-s. lmp.senrs
Mental and physical incs parity. lnp~di-
nens- - Marriage etc: sisr. Ccssrnr1rrx
ErLErsY. and FRS. induced By s~ii iadsl-
esrc~ - --Hnsl sx'svsrsnce.
IL Prize. Ia seated envelope. snlv Scene.
The eaI.brsi-I sThor in nj. sSmir,br-
essay clearly demonsrstes- from thirty
vrsrs' sncessful pfsrfice. that the sissmirR
Of srif- sbuss .nsv o. rsdieslIs
cn'sd 'ifhour 'h@ d-rservue uss OF intern.
m-dicins ~ fhe spplic.'ias Of tho kaif~-
p"inrire cut : mrde Of cuv~ q once simps-
certain. aud ef~cfusi. " mems ~ whir ;,
very sufferer. no matter ~h.s he eondsi.-n
msv BE-. msy cae himself ch-sply. prissteiv
snt fadicsiiv.
@ This Lecture sho,id b. 10 the hsnds
u rv-vv ycush snd every man 10 rho land
Sent under seal ins pisin env~inps. "a
ny sddrrss poet psid. on rs~-ip, o. -ix esnrs
or - q pot sfsmrs Adss>s- she cuh ishpr..
CHASJ c KLrNEk co.
la Bowsrv. n P.i Of5-e boz g. $50
Ism. Ssh. 1seb-lv.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1865-06-03

Officers:
ELIJAH GOODWIN. Presiden';
WIN r. LEDWICH. vire Pseridcn,;
JOHN X BERRY. Secretary;
wM. p LEDWICH. Treasurer.
Directors:
Elder ELIJAH GOODWIN. 1ndisns pole,
Hon. WIN. + NiBLACK v,nc~nnvs;
WI II MONTGOMERY. Lyogoo,ee;
J. X. BERRY. Eco
WIN Y LEDWICH.
A. J. BECKETT, ESQ Agent Of Dubois
County. Ofiice on the corner OF The Public
square.
March 18Th. 1865. n.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-12-30

EVIL CoMPANY.-The following
beautiful allegory is translated from
the German:
Sophronius, a wise teacher, would
not suffer even his grown up sons and
daughters to associate with those whose
conduit was not pure and upright.
"Dear father" said the gentle Eula-
la to him one day, when he forbade her,
in company with her brother, to yiste
the volatile Lucinda, "dear father, you
must think US very childish if you i'm
agine we should be exposed to danger
by It,"
The father took, in silence, dead
coal from the hearth and reached it to
his daughter.
sit viii not burn you, my child ;
take it,
Eulalia did so, and behold her
beautiful white hand was soiled and
blackened, and, as it CHANGED, her white
dress also.
"We cannot be too careful in hand
ling Goals" said EuIalia in yexation.
"Yes, truly" said the father. "You
see, my child, that Goals, even they dc
not burn, blacken. So it is with the
company of the vicious"
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-12-30

How SEA CAPTAIN STOPPED SAIL
oRs' GRoG.-The Boston Courier says
We were much interested in hearing
Deacon Estabrook, of this city, a sea
Captain Of forty years standing, relate,
at a meeting last evening, how he sue
ceeded in substituting coffee for Jack S
daily allowance of grog, and the good
effects which followed the substitution
The Captain, from his earliest youth,
had been greatly exercised on the sub
ject of temperance. He was an un-
believer in the necessity Of grog on
board ship, and had seen sailors in
foreign parts subject to ridicule and
extortion in consequence of this ad-
diction to liquor. But it was a serious
question to introduce a reform, Every
body drank liquor. No shipmaster
thought of going to sea without a full
supply in the spirit-room, and every
member of the ships company expec-
ted, as a matter of course, his daily
allowance.
At length in The Fall of 1924, being
at Smyrna, Captain Estabrook saw
some of his own crew reeling through
the streets and pointed at by Turks as
'dogs of Christians" He made up
his mind then what to do. During the
passage down the Mediterranean, spirits
were served out as usual. But when
the Rock of Gibraltar had been passed,
he, without saying anything to officers
or crew, took possession Of the keys of
the spirit-room and ordered the steward
to serve out hot coffee instead Of spirits,
when the time for the daily allowance
came. The men took the coffee without
a word. They knew the Captain s
principles. They knew the change was
not made for economy, because the
coffee cost three times as much as three
water grog, and no complaint was
made.
The vessel reached Boston Rav in a
snow-storm in the month Of February,
when the Captain called his men to-
gether and gave them their choice to
have coffee or grog served out. With
one consent they decided for coffee,
Eand from that time said the ven
cradle ex-captain, until | quilted the
sea, sailed, my ship without grog.
Had | endeayored to force the men by
lecturing them and finding fault with
them, | never could have succeeded" d"
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HOTELS.
UNION HOTEL.
Corner Montgomery and Myers Street,
ono VIII

rHyHlS NEW BRICK AND ELEGANTLY FUR
& uished Hotel stands first IN The state for com
fort and accommodation for the travelling pablic-
every room being well ventilated and neatly fur
nished.
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The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-12-30

QUARRELING-If anything in the
world viii make a man feel badly, ex-
cept pinching his fingers in the crack Of
a door, it is unquestionably quarrel.
1t degrades him in the eyes Of others,
and, what is worse, blunts his sensibili-
ties on the one hand, and increases his
power Of passionate irritability on the
other. The truth Is, the more quiet
and peaceably We get on, the better for
our neighbors. In nine cases out Of ten,
the better way is, if man cheats you,
quit his company and, if he SANDERS
you, take care to live so that nobody
will believe him. No matter who he is,
or how he misuses YOU, the wisest way
is to let him alone for there is nothing
better than this cool, calm and quiet
way We have Of dealing with the wrongs
We meet with.
The weekly union record. [volume] (Oroville, Calif.) 1864-1866, 1865-12-30
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