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From Washington.
Proposition to Hold a Convention of
Southern Governors.
WAsHrNoToN. December !

a proposition to hold a Convention Of
the Governors Of the Southern States, to
consider the political situation and TO de.
termine what course should be pursued in
order to meet the loyal demands Of Con-
Gress and the Radical party, is now under
prominent Southerters, who are, and have
been in correspondence with tue Governors
above mentioned.
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NEW ADV VERTISEM ENTS.
" Office.

~ IL persons Indebted 10 the Estate OF A. J
~ Taylor, decd, or to the undersigned are
hereby notified that they must pay up by the
7th day ot January, 1867. Aud all persons
having demands against said deceased, are
hereby notified to present them to the under.
signed according to law, and or failure 80 to
do they will hc barred.
Dec 2s, 3t W. II. ADAMS, Adm'r
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d Ii III u "A lsY.

Died. on the morni,. Q Of the 10Th inst,
near Liberty Hi. ~ K.rzhaw ID i.,rirt. Mr.
VIM q. DUNCAN, in the 18th Year Of his
nnn.
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The Ashland (0hio) Times reports the
corn crop 10 that vicinity as enormous |;
corn is worth fifty three cents busheI at
that point.
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Married, on the 18Th inst. by K. Ma
gill Esq, Mr.. J NJ. llAGINs to Miss A. A.
ktRH. all Of this District
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Boarding and Day school.

THE MISSES HENRY have made such ar.
i engagements as will enable them to receive
lew more Pupils as 3onrdcrs. from Monday
the 7th January next, when the exercises al
their SCHOOL will be resumed after the usual
ohristinss vacation. For terms, etc, apply ut
their residence, East end Gervais street, or al.
dress by letter.
Deccmbcr 90, 5c-3t
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Free sO Eycr&bo<jy!

~ LARGE PIP Catalogue. teaching how TO
~ remove Tan freckl"s, PimpIes, Blotches.
Moth Patches, Ssllowness, Eruptlons aud ali
impurities OF the skin, How to force whiskcrs.
restore, curl and beautify the hair renew the
age, cuse Drunkenness, Nervous Debility, and
other useful and valuable information. Eve.y.
body send for IL. Address BERGER, SHUTS
Co, Chemists, 2s5 River Street, Troy, N. Y.
Dec. 20, ls68.--Imo.
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BALTIMORE, December 10.

Flour firm for better grades Of Southe IN
brand Northwestern Extra S,2 so; Su-
perfine Sll.00 Pine new Corn 81 O2 to
3i.O5 Coffce-small transactions. ard con
fined to higher grades, which are quoted at
II and lst cents per pound. Fair to good
Refined Cubd Sugar 10 cents.
livERPooL, December 10.
Cotton advanced; sales will probably
reach $4,000 bales at I4sd.
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Notice This.

DERSON5 10 whom ws have extended
u short credits are requested to make.
Immediate psvment, ss our circumstances
will not alItw as 10 give longer induiQcnos.
MCDONALD s. McCURikY.
Camden, 50. q.
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WAsHMoroS, December Is.
In the Senate, on Friday, the House
resolution to adjourn over two weeks
from the goth inst, passed.
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Great Rejoicing Among the Negroes
and Mean Whites"---the Suffrage
Bill to Become Law.
WASHINGTON, December le,

"AshiNoTON, IeCemDeT 10.
There is great rejoicing. among the
negroes aud their white friends over the
negro suffrage bill, which has passed both
Houses by a majority which places it be-
yond the power Of q veto.
The blacks CT the Disiric. Of Columbia
have thus perfect political equality with
the whites.
The North Carolina delegation, headed
by Governor Worth. had 40 interview
yesterday with the President and At,or.
ney'Genera!, regarding the subject Of
General Sicklss' new order in the Carroll
mas, prohibiting corporeal punishment -
Tho interview is reported satisfactory, and
the delegations hope. from the iniirnstions
they recsived, that their object will soon
be accomplished.
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On the dav following n, the Mellow place,
near Liberty Till, will sell the f,llow wing
named aSticles of personal property. TO vii:
Two four horse Wagons and Gear Lot
Of Trace Chains Old axle and hounds
TSo Hundred bushels Corn. more or lees,
Nine Stacks OF Fodder; Eight Loads of
II y, more or less /; Lot Of Plow Stocks
Lot Of Plow Shears /; Lot OF Shucks ono
cutting Knife /; n few bushel of Sweet Po-
tato. Seed One Coz; Eleven falling
axes Lot Of Hoes lat Of Cotton in the
Seed, the exact quantity not yss known
A Lot Of Coilon Seed. Levied on and ~
be sold as the property Of Jane. D. Nciiwaiut
at tbs suit Of James \. Thompson and
others.
Terms Cash. J. ID. COUSART.
Dec. 10th, 1861 s.. LID.
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SHERIFF s SALE.

DY Virtue Of Sindrr Writs Of Fl ia to
ii me Directed, I will sell at Lancaster q.
H., on the first Monday in January usst,
within the legal hours Of sale, the follaw-
ing personal property, 10 wit:
Eighteen Mules Seven head Of Horses.
Levied un and to be cold AS the propsrty Of
James ID. MclIwain, at tho suit OF James
:. Thompson and others.
Also,
On the day following, VIII sell at the rev.
idenco Of James ID. Mcllwaia, in Lancaster
District, seven miles South Of the Village,
the following property, To wit:
Ten Pork Hogs, in pen eighteen head
Of sheep, more or less; one four hur,s
W.goa aud gear {; three broken Wagons ;
5000 pounds Of Fodder, more or less l5J
bushels Of Corn, mere. or less one Cutting
kuIr +; one Corn Shelter /; two Srythes ana
Cradles; Lot of corn Sli1cks four pair Of
p"w g-nr, one (Sco'ch GianD corncob
CTushcr one set Of Smith 10 pls twelyo
Stock Hogs, more or less lot Of Raw
hides four Beds and bedding; one Side.
board; One Bureau; One Cupboard; one
sni. 20 Chairs of different kini, ona
sofa; one Fins Piano; ihrse Mirrors oas
smnl! round Table one FoldiRg Table
three tue Tables one Clothes Press -four
Washs,ands ; four Trunks lot Of lI'hds /;
800 bushels of Cotton Seed. more or less
one six horse Engine and Boiler; one bug.
~ aud Harness .m Sp'des and Shorels
one Carriage under repair {ln Sumter Dist.)
one Sewing Machine four se's oil Asdi-
roms, two Cotton Gins and bands one
Book Case aud Books three sets OF Pitch.
crs aud Bowls one old Clock eleven head
OF Cattle, more or l.ss. Levied on and to
be sold as the procerty of James d. Nell.
vain at the suit Of James s. Thomp.on,
and others.
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NEWARK, December Is.

Bseoher lectured last nigh. 10 favor OF
universal suffrage. including black and
white, r'en sad women, paupers and for.
eigners intending TO remain in TIE country.
He claimed voting to be national in'
herent rigdt.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
-a slt --PRERAREp BY
5. R. oaAMBERs, DRUGGIST.

& sagsl ia Corner Liberty and Eratostreets !
"a NEW AND GREAT EPOCH IN MEDI-
CINE.-Dr, asgssasa kg-4hs founder Of Medica
Eystem Thequanarians whose vast internal eniesb
the stomach and paayEe hebowe must give precedence
10 the who restores heah and appetite with from one 70
Of his extraordinary Pills. and the most vulent
sores with boEor 80 Of bis wonderful and eheaing Salve
These great specifics Of the Doctors are fast snperceding
an sssseoypsd nossrums Of the day. Extraordinary
BY Mags Pills and alvs hsys opened the eyes Of pub
lie the ineciency Of the go called remedies others and
nnonhieh peops have long blndy depended Maggels
Pills Of that swallowed the dozen, and
which every box full taken creates sbsoiute necessity
another 81 Maggels pills anfce TO place the
bowels perfect order the stoaeh create appetite
rsnder the spirits light and buoyant There gripping
and no reaeon In the form Of constipation If the liver is
affected its functions restored; and the system
esbs Il Is ngotatsd This last quality maksa the Medi
very desirable the Of delicate females Ulcer
eruptvs diseases literally enguished BY the dis
insetant power Of Maggies save. Ia FACT it is here
bounced that
Agnggleps Rail0ass 7DRspeptic and Daarrhen
,sss8 PnIs s
Cure Whsrs ali others fall While for Burns, scads Chill
hlsns. Cuts all abrasiops Of the skim Magges Ssve
Infaibe Sold BY u Maggei IL Pine street, New York. an
all Druggsss, at s cents per box. &
tSiq Sl5 BARNES. WARD CO.,
ss5se Agents, New Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
a southern Tonic,

And trust that they may regard Quack Medicine
Before venturng to give publicity to this Tonic the
epe shown several of the most prominent physicians
Of this city and pronounced by them excellent Tonic
The recipe will be shown to any respectable physician who
may desire TO ii.
Unlike the many remedies that offered to the public,
this Fonic does not cure every disease.
An shat claims is it's wonderful power of RESTORING
THE FUNCTIONS 10 THEIR NATURAL CONDITION
after having been embarrassed BY disease.
This TONIC prescribed by Physicians in the following
diseases: ttses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
NTEDICA1..
ToNIo-soUTHERN TONIC

several years or successful trial both in this city and
in the country, the request Of number Of persons no
have been benefited by Its USE have concluded to
sent to the public
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

RIO aHIPPRRs TO MEXICO.
Ell RusTRoso BRILLIANT. 80. Ell RusTRoSo
1000 Gases Devoe's Brilliant" Coal OIL,
IN BOND. eoLoRLEss AND oDoRLEss,
For sale by WOLF d PREFTo,
IS Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01

Seven laik dealers were arrested in New York
last is. J for adding water sss sheir milk.
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Observation-Disclosures

t.. w. ADAMS.
COMMISSION MERCHANT, .. q.
SO Allies d'Orleans, bordeaux, France.
~ REEFRzScE 81 Conrad Psyas Huntington
BErbridge, Boagny EsclapOn. j. W. zachare and J.
WILLIAM LEETCR-
COMMISSION MERCHANT
s6MAGAzINE STREET,
sos Agent for R. Dayton Co.'s New Yerk celebrated
Preserves Oysters LObsterS Salmon Pickles Sauces. syrups
etc Fine Wines BrandeS Whises quality guaranteed the
| best and prices as low as any.
Teas of E A O. LOWS direct Importation original and
convenient packages of various sizes.
Goces Hotel Keepers and Country Merchants viii find it
to their advantagsto examine samples at the Office
secono floor front, No IS Magazine street.
MARTINE8 81 PALACGO- =.
FCo, PIzARRo MART1NEz-ANroN1o PALAoIo.)
Commission Merchants,
..-.. 1913 eRAVIER STREET.
----------- - NEw onLRAEs.
DHLLLNGHAM d BEBLoIs-
T sc co. D1LLINGHAM-JoHN pEBIe1s
Successors to Weed, Writers d Co.,
Commission Merchants and Wholesale gsrocer
Nos q ., IL and Is TchOupitoulas Street,,
--l@ 90. n, NHw ORLEANS.
a. H. KOUNS % BRO,
| ,te. L. KouNs, BEN. B. KouNRl
GENERAL Commission Merchanhu.
/ WHOLESALE eRoCERs
/ AND DRAL1as IT.
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND EAR STOKES,
No. % Common street. New Orleans
,,S sss se and oserp to Purchase
PsEtcHlar attention given to Receiving aud FOrwar Ing
Liberal CASH Advances MAIDS on oonsisnHsnta 9#
WHGTEAEAN BR0TmERa,
%, P. wH1TEAAN, H, c. WHITEMAN, Z. ". WHITE
! MANI
Co1EaHSlons Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants,
| wholesalssad Retail Dealers In
GROCERIES. WESTERN PRODUCE, LImE, oEWEN1
| NAILS. Etc,
| Bayou Sara, La.
Having resumed bEansas ths old stand respectful
solicit a renewal Of former patronage
A sTRWART % COs--F sa Ar.Z.sg..5.
| ANDREW STEWART. j. a. AvERA,,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
rte@s Dealers in tss-s .s -aa.
| BOAT sToREs AND PLANTATION sgPPLIEA
E0 PsssEa Tor New Lsveo street, eornsr of Canal street,
| toFRosEEE EHn CusTOM HoUsa)
EE- ~ NsE Orleans, La, II
Strict attention paid TO the Sale Storage Of all kinda
Produces Liberal Cash Advances on ConBSnmen.s and
prompt returne Also Agents for the Red River Express
SMHTH s. CARE, oss "a SO vs4.a
q. PINoENEy SMITH, Carroll parish; JOHN n CARR,
H. gss aea Madison parlshJ
ConamiSaiOn Merchants and Purehauane
AtparA So
| % CANT STREET NEW oREnAas.
4 s2-oash advances made on oonsgnments.
JOSEPH III. OGLEsRR. 81. s.ssg- agss.g-
i -Gr4ATE oaLEsBE MAoAULAY5
II Commlasfon AIeFshans, ID
I NOS So, 10 AND "a TcHoUP1ToULAs sEREga,
| u NEW ORLEANS -5lsu.E u..-L,s
| MU1LVAHNE BROTHERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS, sos
No. a. Broad street, New York,
Cash advances made shipments to the above hOuss By
etlss ,..,.. JOSEPH H. oGLEsBY,
I -z-z g. 70 and 70 TchoupItouas street
JAMES WRIGHT,
/ co 81 I 81 ON EiRoHAR
"a 1-e Curondelet street.
Foreign and Domestic EXCHANGE bought and sold,
ADVANCES made consgumenta to A. r. MoMsste, &
Bso Liverpool Caldwell Ashworth Wall street. New YORK
PEN. TUhEDANo.
COMMISSION MERCHANT
Ne, - Union street, New Orleans.
II 9. NOEL.
COMMISSION MERc~ Ant,
| .zl For the sale of -rs.--
| Cattle, Hogs, Sheep, Mules apd EHorses,
| sTnCR T,ANrlTrc rru oDTr,r,
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INTERMITTENT rEvERs,
BILIOUS FEyERs,
DEBrLrr n REsULrINa FROM ANY CAUSE.
Rrice-s1 per Bottle.

Were necessary certificate after certificate could be
pended this from well known citizens but deem it
less. Sold by all Druggists, k GEa4G
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-09-01
EQUAL 10 ANY IMPORTED OR MANUFAOTuRED r.
THIS COUNTRY.
W7NTER's IMPRoVRD PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
"Lane'. Patent Set and Feed Works."

sswe respectfully cali attention to our IMPROVED
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILL" with "LANE,S
PATENT SET AND FEED WORKS." some of the particu
lst-The instantaneous and nnerrngy certain "Bs Of the
log by the ending Saw with single motion of the
hand under device simple effective and In
wise subject breaksge log Of whatever
length being set at both and the instant OF
time by the Sawyer, above stated and an unerng uni
fority in the thickness Of the plank throughout insured
2dThe saving secured only in the number of hands
Importance, to-wit in the working time OF the mill
sufficiently Illustrated perhaps when s stated that in the
setting time usually required by other mills able to
Hrnn back, usen and cut another plank Tins We are
enabled to cut three twenty feet anks W in Single
mnnet aceeunted Tor BY the aet that the Saw is al
actual the the stock Is in place until is
entirely c0nv6Ttedinto lumbeTi
3d-Tha peculiar arrangement of the " Feed Works. =
whereby the Bp and "weaf and tear always incident to
the usual belt arrangement is avoided and in lieu nstan
taneous " starting and stopping' unfaingy efected
geFher with its combinations of Stee Saw Mandre Rabbit
Metal Self ling and elfAdusting Boxes the frequent
caron supports the carriage for the log and che unusual
beauty of finish among the other features which parcu
y characterize MIL and which for it the unfs
ing admiration Of the practical ges.R 9SaEE BE-
Mil ali that is required all that is asked in any instance
70 insure preference namely An examination before
chase elsewhere"
) s9siS . We are. very respectfully. j zyyg 1t
General Commission asrchansa No 90 Bfoadway
with facility to Mills Of other patterns 5il i2
5ssHt .df ss6att MONROE FREDERICTON ( "a
izl ~ 1i25 ias5# 81 Agents for the above Mil,
1 5E83 aif Gas Sale No. So Garondaat street.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17
AK ExoEL1ENr ApporNrMENr.

Mr.. John Hopley, of Bucyrus, one Of the
original clerks in the Currency Bureau Of the
United States Treasury, a thorough fns meier,
and fully familiar with the intricate rulings Of
the National Bank system, has been appointed
su examiner of National Banks for Government
We clip the above from the New York
Tribune, and are pleased to see our towns
man advanced to a position which he
is so well qualified to FIJI with honor to
himself and profit to the Government
Buevyts Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17
ELECTED PRESIDENT.

We are happy to announce that Storrs s.
Oalkins founder of the Union Business Insti-
tute at Oberiin, o., and for the past two years
Associate Principal of the Commercial Depart
ment, has been elected its President.
Pres. Oslkins is emphatically self made
man, and has by his sterling integrity done
much to raise the standard Of commercial edu-
cation. 1t is enc of the hopeful signs of the
times that such men are being appreciated by
being called to fill positions of trust and honor.
The hosts of students who have graduated
from this unprecedentedly popular Business
College, and business men generally throughout
rnerited.-0berIiR Nelps..
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&E 4 Lecture to Young Men.

Just Published, ia Sealed EHrelePc Price siE esnt'
A LECTURE ON The NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL
Cure Of fSpermatorrhes, Seminal Weakness, lnvoun-
tary Emissions Sexual Debility, and Iupedinents to
Marriage generally Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
ing from Self Abuse, &c.-By ROBERT ]. CULVER
WELL, n. D., Author Of the Screen Book" &c.
The world-renowned author, in this admirable Lee
ture clearly proves from his experience that the
awful consequences of SefAbuse may be efctuay re-
moved without medicine and without dangerous surg
cal operations bougies, instruments rings, eordias
pointing out mode cure st certain and effect
by which every sufferer, matter what his condition
may be, may himself cheapy, privately and radi-
eally. THIS LECTURE WILL PROVE BOOK TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under SEAL to any address, in plain sealed en-
velope, the receipt of six cents, or two postage
STAMPS, BY addressing
CHAS. ]. KLINE & CO.
1917 Bowery, New York. Post oHiee Box 45s6.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

Prof. EGBERF JACKSON, ROBERT HERBEkf, N. ID.
DR.. EUGENE VELPEAU, Jr.
The National Dispensary, established 1859.
Six Of unrvaed in the of every form
of private diseases incident to either sex.
Science and Fair Dealing Victorious Enprieism
and Fraud.
We infalliably Syphilis, elect, Gonorhov In
potency, Nocturnal Diurnal Emissions, Complaints Pc
cuiar to fsmaes and form Of private disease Of
whatever name or nature. SperRatOrTher Sea5zss,
that CURSE Of MODERN MANHOOD easily and
speedily cured and trace of its terrible effects Grad
cated from the system, without detention from bus
Young men bear this in mind, that are in pos
session OF the Secret Receipts aud methods OF pacce
of Culverwel, Lalleman Hunter Velpeau, Sr- Ricord
and other great lights in modern medical science for
is fact of the greatest Importance, and would
ask any man of average common sense how can ths
thousand and shallow pretenders Of the day with
their feeble and inefficient remedies hope to compete with
us:
Ye unfortunates trusting your health and money
to heartess chsrlatars at least write to Drs. Jackson
Greet and explicit Ladies write for our circular
DR.. Jackson's Female Monthly Pills Price 81 per box
Extra nne Soa sae and eHeetua remedy for all irregu
lsrities and obstruetloDs from vhsfever csuse.
THE MOUNTAIN OF LLGAT OR MEDICAL PRO-
and Marriage Guide and Explicit Key to Love and
Beauty. Containing 500 Psges and 100 plates u This
is the book you vsnt, price so cents; 3 for 81.
Send for splendid Circular containing more IN
quantity of far superior quality to any Of the TO-
called "pamphlets. Remember that we serd a written
reply to every letter. especially sdspted to the partcu
lar under consideration, because in the nature OF
things each case differs from every other.
DR. JAcKsoN's ORIENTAL LININENT
Removes all coldness and disability and reiuvipatas
organs which have lain dormant for many wears
DR.. JACKsON'S FRENCH PATENT Sssi.z size,
1t perfectly safe and fails give sasfaction II
is the only and safe preventative against contract
ing diseases ever invented Price 81 EACH per half dozen
81, and per dozen s., sent BY mail
1nebstes moderate drinkers who desire to refrain
wholly eradicate all desire for any kind of liquor by
using Dr. Herbert's Anita lcohoIio Compound an unfs
ing remedy for intemPerence write for particulars.
Medicine and Instructions sent promptly TO sny part Of
the country. Consulting of TIE DspensAry l76
sycamore street. Cineinnati, o. P. o. Box, No. 49,
Send for circular 2sme,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17
EN-. TUBES & CO., PRopRETuRs, PsTERBoRo, NH
r I'm G7S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA

Gray.headed People bsvsthsir locks restored
BY it to the dark lzsr0us, seH Tesscs Of YOUTH and
are hsppyi
Young People, with tight, faded or red Hair, have
these unfAshionabe colors changed to beautiful
burn and rejoicel
People whose heads covered with DsHdrHf and
HH1OTs, it, and have clean coats and clear snd
healthy sealps!
Baldheaded Veterans have their remaining
locks ghtened and the bare spots covered with lux
uriaut growth of Hair, and dance for joyl
Young Gentlemen it because II is richly perumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keeps their Hairin
place!
Everybody mESt and DiH it, because is the cleGN
est and best article in the market.
For Sale by DOOLEY BROS, Wholesale Agents,
Toledo, o., and s. BUCKLAND L SONS and Z. DILLON
h SON. - smont, and Druggists generally.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

r. Menn W. amy of Deacon Solomon johnson
VT. ZEE City, consists of himself, his
!, and two sisters of the latter, whose
ages are as follows: Solomon johnson,
75years; Mrs. Solomon johnson, so years
Mrs. Paige, 78 years; Mrs. Caldwell, 81
years. Aggregate, 325 years.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

SUICIDE IN BERLIN.-A correspondent at Ber-
lin Highis, Erie county, writes us that Walter
Gum committed suicide at that place by shoot
ing himself through the head, on Sunday night
last The cause was supposed to be, bad diges-
tion, constitutional depression, and perhaps tenn
porary insanity. The occurrence had been ex-
pected for some time, and Sunday evening,
meeting some boys who had loaded pistol, he
obtained it and instantly shot himself His re-
mains have been sent to his parents, who live
near Pairesville Sd1dusky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

A Chinese widow tanning the tomb oi
her deceased husband, and being asked
the cause of so singular mode of show
ing her grief, accounted for it by saying
that he had made her promise not to
marry again while the mortar of his tomb
remained damp; and as it dried but SLOW
ly she saw no harm in adm. the onera.
ton. .
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

CAUr1oE.-An old physician at Saratoga
Springs communicates to the Albany EK-
press the fact that persons are often pois-
oned by the lead extracted from the paint
used upon the inside of new pals, by the
acid Of lemonade. These two form a
deadly mixture, which might destroy a
hundred persons. Tomatoes placed upon a
newly painted shelf to ripen, will take up
the lead in such form as to make it poi
sonous. These things should be remem-
bered,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-08-17

The postmsster-general has given notice to
all postmasters Of towns and small cities not to
advertise in newspapers, unclaimed LETTERS
but TO make out list Of the same which they
shall post up in their respective offices. ThiI
change will not seriously affect the printer, as
Such straining effort at economy, on the part
of the government is truly refreshing, notwith-
standing.