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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23
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The Boston Post Milwaukee Nevs,
N. Y. World, N. Y. MeDs, and several
other prominent Copperhead journals
have followed in the wake of the Chicago
Times in urging upon their party the ex-
pediency of advocating universal suffrage.
1t has long been evident to the more SEN
sible members ofthat party that its 'sands
of life" we're running out at remarkably
rapid rate. For the last decade, and more,
the Democratic party has been so thor
oughly identified with conservatism, pro-
sllaveryism, and every other ism of bale
full hue, that Disloyalty and Democracy
have come to be synonymous terms. The
truth at last is dawning upon the minds
of its leaders that no party can long exist
which habitually violates public morals
and deliberately sets itself against the
spirit of the age. The blow. that killed
slavery, gave the Democratic party the
blind-staggers from which it has been
making spasmodic attempts to recover; in
every case, however, discovering only its
incurable weakness. Its complete over
throw has finally taken place, but the po-
litical doctors are making last endeavor
to galvanize it and prolong its existence.
We lately read of experiments with cleo
tricity applied by some scientific men at
Leipsic, we believe, upon the heads of
four criminals Immediately after the exc
cutioner had performed his bloody work.
1t was stated that for fifteen minutes after
the beads were off the SUPPLE electricity
applied to the nerves produced horrible
contortions of the features, rolling of the
eye-balls and gasping of the mouths; but
the action was purely mechanical; there
was neither life nor intelligence evolved by
the experiment So will result the attempt
to galvanize the dead Democracy by touch
ing it up with the lightning of free princi-
Piles. 1t is beyond the power of that kind
of electricity to save it 1t has gone down
under the accumulated weaknesses of
years, which will forever prevent its resur-
rection. Impartial-suffrage will come in
time, just as everything else that is needed
is sure to be brought around but when it
does come, we venture to say that its most
violent opposers will be found among
those who now make a profession of this
principle merely to try the experiment of
putting life into dead party.
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A Musical Dog.

A New York paper of a late date, tells the
following "dorg" story "a canine cantatrice
has created good deal of sensation in Brook
lyn recently. 1t, or she rather for the dog is a
female, is the favorite of young woman who
is very fond of playing upon the piano. When
ever the lady begins her performances the an
imal endeavors TO accompany her voice; howl
ing in the highest key in the upper passages,
and growing hoarsey in the lower ones. 1t
really executes trills, roulades, runs, and stac-
cato passages in its own way, always keeping
time with the intrument and its mistress with
wonderful precision.
Whenever the lady sings, a large crowd as
sembles in front of the dwelling and applaud
the dog far more than they do her. That the
brute has musical genius of high order there
is no question; and the sole objection TO adding
her TO one of our opera companies is her supe-
rior intelligence, which ipterferes with her adop-
ting it as profession. Barnum has made half
a dozen efforts to purchase the dog, but the
owner refuses to part with her for love orr lar
CESS.
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Anecdote of Gen. Putnam.

Putnam's early days were spent as those
of most boys placed in his situation in life.
One of his favorite amusments was ''birds
nesting,"-a cruel and useless custom.
The hunts for nests were followed in COM
pany, and Putnam was always the leader.
On one occasion he and his companions
came across a fine nest which lodged on a
frail branch of very high tree. There
was no way of reaching the nest except by
climbing (which was very difficulty and
venturing out on the branch, which, nine
chances to one, would break under the
weight of the robber. No one would ven
ture. Putnam regarded the nest and
limb in silence for some moments, and at
length said:
"Ill wager there is not boy for ten
miles that can get that nest"
All agreed with him.
'I'll try it," said he, deliberately taking
off his jacket and rolling his pantaloons up
to his knees.
His companions attempted to dissuade
him, but it was all to no purpose. Go he
would.
"I'll fancy that one of the kings strong
holds" said Putnam, "and may l be
squeezed if l don't take it."
The tree was ascended, 1.-THE limb gain
ed Putnam placed his foot upon it, and
it oreaked. He ventured foot further
the limb bent low, and warning murmer
rose from the boys below. He put his
knee to the branch and reached toward
the nest The limb broke partially-a
shout below-but Putnam persevered. His
fingers touched the wished for prize, and
Just as he cried "Pve got it" the limb
broke clear off, and he fell-but not to the
ground. His pantaloons caught in one of
the lower limbs, and his head hung down
wards.
'Put are you hurt!" asked one of the
boys.
"Not hurt" answered the undaunted
heart, "but sorely puzzled how to get
down."
''We can't cut away the limb, because
we have no knife.
81 can't wait here till you get one."
"We'll strike light and burn the tree
down."
"Aye, and smother me in the smoke.
That won't do"
There was boy named Randall in the
group, who was noted for being a crack
marksman, and who afterwards fought
bravely at Putnam's side. Him Putnam
addressed:
slim Randall! there's a ball in your
rife?"
eyes"
"Do you see that very little limb holds
me here?"
81 do"
"Fire at it"
"What to cut you down.
"Of course"
''ButI might strike your head"
".Shoot Better blow my brains out than
see me die here, which l shall in fifteen
minutes. Skootw oa ~
"But you will fallw
'Jim Randall! aciM you frew
The sharp crack of the rifle rang through
the forest-the splinters few-and Put
nam fell to the ground. He was severely
bruised, but laughed the matter of, and
nothing more was thought of it. Draw
ing the nest from his pocket he said
"Here is the nest; l said l would have
it, and l was determined no one should
see me fail"
The same indomitable and daring spirit
was displayed in his after life, in endeav-
oripg to secure liberty for his country.
His name is carved high and indelibly in
the temple of fame, with that Of Washing
ton, Warren, Stark, Allen, Prescott and
LaFavette.
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Tho HenItb of Bisbon RedeII.

Bishop McIlvaine has heard from Mrs. Be-
dell, under date of Ohamouni, Switzerland, Oct
10Th, to the effect that the Bishops recovery is
extremely slow, and that he has experienced
many draw backs. A week before the date of
the letter, he took two brief walks on sunny
terrace, and as a result was thrown back into a
severe sickness. He suffered from seriously
liberated sore throat, and was otherwise so gen.
orally prostrated as to be obliged again to return
to bed. At the time the letter was written he
was able to sit upa part of the time, though still
very weak and without appetite.- Western Epis-
eopsliaa,
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THERE IS NO SUCH WORD As FAIL."
Tarrant's Compound Extract OF
CUbebs and CODaiba,

is SURE, CERTAIN and CURE for all dseo Ses Of
the BLADDER. Kidneys and Urinary Organs either in
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Cure IN the short Of Three Four days and al
ways in less tiuie any other preparation In tbs
uss Of Tarrnnfs Compound Extract of Cubebs
and COpaiba, there is 20 need of confinement OF
change OF Diet In its approved form of p1s.e IL is
entsy tasteess and causes unpleasant sen stioa
the patient aud no exposure 1t is now acknowledged
by tne M'st Learned IN the Profession that the aboue
class dseass CUBEBs AND CoPAIBA are the ONLY Two
Remedies known that be relied upon with any Ger
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bebs and Copaiba HeUer fails
Manufactured only by rAR6ANT & CO. 27S Greep-
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DYSPEPSIA Am FrT,s

FTTS-A for these distressing complaints il
now msde known in a Treatise on Foreign anC
FITS-Nstive herbal Prenarations, published By Dr.
Phelps BROWN. The prescription was furnisheC
FITS-him in such a provd'ntia manner that he can
not conscientiousy refuse TO make it known
TIISas it has cured body who has used it. never
having failed in single case 1t is equally
FITS-ture il ca7es of Fits in Dyspspsi, and the
Ingredients U'ay he obtained from any druggist
FITSSent Free 10 ali recsipt of five cents to prepay
postage, etc Address Dr. o. PHELPS BROWN
FTS-NO. 10 Grand Street. Jersey City, n j. THE
-DoCToR is also so'e dscoverer and proprietor ol
FTS-the Acacian Balsa IN, a truly wonderful rem
-edy in the cure OF Consumption and ali Lunv
FITS-and Throat Complaints. Price 81 psr bottle =
10 be had of the principal druggists,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-11-23

Assistent Assessors Appointed.
following appointments of Assistant Assessors
for this Collection District, have been made by
the Secretary of the Treasury:
Louis D, Struton, of Norwalk, Division vice
Hiram Rose.
George Van Housen of Sandusky, Division 3,
vice o. II. Rosenbaum.
John H. McArdle, of Fremont, Division 6, vice
Joseph L. Rawson.
Stephen M. Ogden, of Tiffin, Divis ion g. vice
Philip Spellman.
Robert Lee, of Crestline, Division 9, vice G
W. Teel.
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Yankee COurtship.

One evening as l was sitting by Hetty,
and had worked myself up to the point of
popping the question, sez L:
'Hetty, if fellow was to ask you to
marry him what would you say?"
Then she laughed, and sez she:
"That would depend on who asked me"
Then sez ], Suppose it wer Ned vii
lis9"
sez she, '1'd tell Ned Willis, but not
you"
That kinder staggered me, but ! was
too cute to lose the opportunity, and so sez
], agen:
Suppose it wer me?"
And then you ought to see her pout up
her lips, and sez she:
81 don't take no supposes."
Well now, you see, there was nothing
for me to do but to touch the trigger and
let the gun off So bang it went. Sez l /:
"Lor, Hetty, it's me. Won't you say
yes?"
And then there was such halabaloo
in my head l don't know zactly what tux
place, but l thought l heerd ''yes" whis-
pered somewhere out of the skrimmage.
The Baton Rogue (La.) AdOocats ofthe
6th instant gives an anecdote of General
Breckenridge. When Breckenridge was
marching on Baton Rogue, he one day,
unattended by any of his aids, rode up to
solitary piney woods vidette, who had
just come in from St. Tammany, and was
new to the etiquette of army life. The
General had not the password, and the
vidette had no advantage of him in that
respect.
Il wish to pass" said the General
"Well, dod durn you, pass on, Ewho
cares cuss; l amt stoppin' this here road,
are l o ~
"You don't know who am" said the
General, smiling.
"No, 1 don't-that's pooty horse you
are on anyhow"
81 am General breckenridge, the com
manding officer" continued the General,
much amused at the picket's idea of the
duty required of him.
''YOu ar, ar you; well, Pm Bob CHG
gers, an I'm glad to see you, old feller;
how are you?" replied the picket, extend
ing hand as large as a frying-pan.
The General shook hands and galloped
Oh, to avoid some lengthy inquiries about
the health of Mrs. Breckenridge and the
family.
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A Phyaioiog.cai view of Marriegc. con

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Important TO InvaIida.

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NEW ADvERrlSM'TS.
Dissolution Notice.

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CLUNIE.
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Farm for Sale.

TlHE Eubscriber offers for sale his fine Farm Of 200
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Public Sale.

FTNHE undersigned will oe for sale his residence at
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on Friday, November 30th, 1866, the following
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Letters have been received in Glasgow
from DR.. Livingston, the African traveller,
dated May l, 1866. The doctor was in
good health, and prosecuting his impor-
tant mission In Africa successfully.
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(tATARRH, Bronchitis Scrofula, Liver and Kid
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The Blair family, once potent and dis
turbing element in our politics, have pref
ty efectually played out Frank P. has
Just received his quietus in Missouri,
where he has been defeated for the Legis-
lature by Radical opponent
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General Sherman will be joined at Havana
by Gen Sheridan, and will be accompanied by
him TO Vera Cruz.
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Notice,

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