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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
: .vARIRrIRs OF BAD TEMP Err.

Bad temper is oftener the result of un-
happy circumstance than of an unhappy
organization it frequently, however, has
a physical cause, and a peeyish child often
needs dieting more than Correcting. Some
children are more prone to show temper
than others, and sometimes on account of
qualities that are valuable in themselves.
For instance, child of active tempera-
ment, sensitive feeling, and eager purpose,
is more likely to meet with constant jars
and rubs than dull, passive child; and,
if he is of an open nature, his inward irri-
tation is instantly shown in bursts of pas
sion. If you repress these ebullitions by
sseolding and punishment, you only in
crease the evil by changing passion into
sulkiness. A cheerful, goOd-tempered tone
of your own, sympathy with his trouble
whenever the trouble has arisen from no
i'll conduct on his part are the best anti
dotes but it would be better still to pre-
vent, beforehand, all sources of annoyance.
Never fear spelling children by making
them too happy. Happiness is the sphere
in which all good affections grow-the
wholesome warmth necessary to make the
heartblood circulate healthily and freely
unhappiness-the chilling pressure which
produces here an Inflammation, there an
excrescenee, and, worse than all, "the
minds green and yellow sickness-ill-tem-
per-"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is a concentrated extract Of the choice
root, so combined with other substances
of still greater Alternative power as to af-
ford an e6ectual antidote for diseases
is reputed to cure. Such .
remedy is surely wanted by those who
suf from StrumOus complaints, and
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
Tools and Implements,

which consist in part of
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Corn Plows,
Shovel Plows, double and single,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
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.
Together with complete stock Of
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings,
Builders and Farmers Hardware,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

/ ss1i lsHi ss.f r. ;r-
n CONSIDER "whitney's Improved Melodeons" SUI
Il perior to all others
! Geo. W. Morgan, New York. ttaa;.s -.a.
! j. W. Suffern, Toledo. o.
VIM. r. Thompson, New York.
j.. G.. .Baisdell, Monroe Seminary eas
D. De Vivo, Opera Manager, New York.
4. Hoffman, Pianist Varian Hoffman Concert Troupe.
Max Strakosch, New York, and 100 Others.
Made only at Toledo by W. W. Whitney. Factory
LAG and 148 Summit street. ia.l FL.
Send for circulars and prices. Every instrument
rented for FIVE years. ''l'-' .''' --i.
Send ordersto -.-.-.t u -..,., .. .--
whitney's Palace of Music,
t .3rqf- .-} a7aisa 7 173summitStreot.
osiIo' o'uHl tusi ats.t-lla.ze
si n.soe' a lpi 1'd e.. -ar..
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
frtnauut5ularnal.
HEpRMooRATIo SUICIDE.

The Convention of the Confederacy at
Columbus resolved to support Mr.. John
son'spolicy of reconstruction. Letus look
at the doctrinal position in which this
leaves that party. Mr. johnson overthrow
the insargent State 'Governments'and Or
dered the reconstruction of new subject to
the conditions he imposed. He commits
the Democracy to the doctrine that rebel
lion vacates the State Governments, and
that they can only be reconstructed by
permission of the United States, and sub
ject to their conditions
One of these conditions prescribed guar
antics to be fixed in the State Constitutions.
Another prescribed the Legislative ratiflca-
ton of the amendment to the Constitution
of the United States. The Ohio Conted-
crate Democracy indorse all this. The
power todo this being granted, the impos-
ing of other conditions of restoration to the
status of Statesis question of policy and
not of principle. That which has been
done is greater than anything that remains
to be done. @
None of these conditions can be impos-
ed on States which have not broken their
relations with the Union. The indorse'
ment of the right of ofoverturning and recon
structing State Governments, accepts theil
territorial condition, and their entire sub
lection to the National Government Thus
the difference between the Confederate
Democracy and the Sumner and Stevens
Radicals is one merely ofname and degree
and not of principle. And as to degree
they will hardly venture to say that th'
candidates should not be adequate for fut
ure security. Thus the Confederate De
mocracy have subscribed to the principles
of the Radicals, and have retained t.
themselves only the odor of their treach
erous practices. = Cincinnati Gazette.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
CHOLERA -MORBUS,
PAINS OR CRAMPS q
IN THE STOMACH ...aT
aF " OR BOWELS, aa''aa'

and in fact for every Disorder that has its origin in
disordered state Of the Liver, Stomach and BoEelsis
presented to the public with the full that II
is the safest sgrest and best DyFFePsa Medicine
known in the world 1t Is not vhikey preparation 10
be used beverage. but is Medicine especially sdap-
ted to diseased or DyFPeptic Stomach. The proprie
tors
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

Our BED RooMs-SNGULAR STATEMENT
IN RELATION TO CHoLERA.-Dr. I. s. Bell
an old and eminent physician of Louis
vile, man Of requirements, wide observa-
ton and experience, said the other day, at
a meeting of the Louisville College of
Physicians and Surgeons: "The cholera
has never risen to any great height perpen-
dicularly, except where it has been forced
up. Naturally it cannot seriously effect
the second story ofany good residence
Heights have always been, when properly
guarded, secure refugees from cholera.
Elevated buildings Or high walls have been
perfectly exempt, while conterminous
places were ravaged. Moscow has been
repeatedly invaded in quarters along the
low banks of the Moskwa But there has
never been a case of the disease in the ell
evated Herndin. The monasteries with
high walls in Italy, France and Spain, have
with great uniformity, escaped the disease.
ssThe cause Of cholera acts alone at
night, and upon sleeping persons. No
amount of exposure in the worst localities
of the disease imperils the wakeful, moving
individual. l have seen hundreds of in
stances of this fact, without one ALTERATION
from the statement of the proposition. l
have myself spent many a night in these
localities during the ravages of the epidem-
ic, and never felt that was in any peril
when kept awake, and the best security
for that is TO keep in motion"
So this distinguished practitioner inti-
mates that attention to our sleeping apart
ments is quite as important as the other
precautionary steps which are more fire.
quently urged in the newspapers. Look
where you sleep, for itseems that the cpl
demic is more dangerous when it steals on
one ''like thief in the night"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

that which will accomplish their
must prove this has of immense service to this
large class of afflicted fellow citizens How
petely this compound will do it has been proven by
pertinent many of the worst to be found in the
following complaints:
ScTof ula Scroulous Swellipgs and Sores, Skin Dis
Pinples, Pustules, Blotches Erupons St Ano-
nys Fire, Rose Erysipelas, letter or Salt Rheum,
Scald Head, Ringwoim, &c.
Sypksis TeReTiat Disease expelled from the sys
tenn BY the prolonged use Of this SARsAPARIsLA. ..
Female Dt sease caused BY SccOfua in the blood,
and are often cured by this EXTRACT OF sARsAP
ARILLA. f.re fr.t .F. .s.r+
Do not discard this invaluable medicine because yon
have been imposed upon by something pretending to be
Ssrsaparills, while it not. When you have used
AYERs-then, and not till then, will you know the vr
tues Of SARsAPARILLA For minute particulars Of the
diseases It cures re fer you to Ayers American Al
mnac, which the agent below named will furnish gratis
to all who call for it. .., .s.s
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS. for the of COstiyeness,
Jaundce Dyspepsia, Indigestion Dysentery Foul stom-
seh, Headache, Piles, Rheumatism Heartburn arising
from Dsordered Stomach, Pain Morbid Inaction Of
the bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite, Liver Com
plaint Dropsy, Worms Gout, Neuralgia, and for Din
ner Pill.
They sugar coated, that the most sensitive
take them pleasantly, and they the best Aperien in
the world for all the purposes OF family physic.
Prepared by J. C. Aver Co., LOWELL Masss and sold
by all Druggists and Dealer in Medicine everywhere
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

In anticipation of laws soon to be enac-
ted by Congress, for equalizing Bounties
of Soldiers that enlisted in 1862, as well
as increasing Pensions, in certain cases,
Ohio has an agent at Washington, who
will lIattend to all this business free Of charge,
and will furnish blanks and instructions
gratuitously, which is quite al, item.
Address. JAS. G. WETMORE, Ohio
State Military Agent, Office No. 25o F
Street, Washington, D, C.JTI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
CHICKEN IN HIS HAT.

Nat is very poor, rather ight-fngered,
and, it is said, not so bright as his parents
could wish. The other day, while passing
neighbor's, Nat saw brood of chickens,
and Immediately caughtone to carry home.
He had not gone far, however, before he
saw the owner coming up the road, and
not knowing what to do with the chicken
to conceal it, at last succeeded in crowding
it into his hat, which he again placed upon
his head. But the chicken having a long
neck, and being also pressed for air, man
aged to thrust his s>head through and open
ing in Mats old straw hat Nat was pres
emily accosted with:
-sWhst have you got in your hat I"
'tNothing but my head, said Nat.
'tBut l see a chickens head sticking
through the top of it." AHt lHB
Nat taking off his hat and looking at it
in feighed astonishment, exclaimed:
"Wal, how do you s'pose that critter
come in thereG 1t must have crawled up
my trousers leg"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22

CONSUMPTION OF WHIsKY.-It appears
by official reports that the amount of whis-
ky consumed annually for drinking pur-
poses, is estimated by the commission as
averaging gallon and half per head to
the whoIe'population of the United States.
Large as this may appear, it is shown that
the consumption in Canada and the other
British provinces reaches over one gallon
and quarter per head, while in Russia
it averages no less than two gallons to each
man, woman and child of the population.
In Great Britain, where the common peo-
pie do not in general, drink spirits, the
amount consumed annually varies from
eight tenths of gallon per capita. But
in that country beer is the more universal
ly popular beverage, and no less than 22,-
600, 600 barrels of ale and beer are con-
sulned every year, whereas not more than
five or six million barrels are produced in
the United States.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
-Manhood; how Lost, now Restored.

HUUauuOOus HOW 1OstJ IIO" A<cDSS-0"@
-T=H Just published. a edition of DR.
SACuIvcrweIfs Celebrated Essay on
E.Szz-zsz u. the raHcak epe fwithout medleine) OF
SIE-.AstY ESsPEfNA TeHRHdA. or seminal Weakness,
Involunfsry Seminal Losses, IMPOTENcY, Mental ana
Physical ineapaey, Impsdments to Marriage etc. also,
CONSUMPTION EPILEPSY and FITS, INDUCED by sell in
fY@ Price, in a asesIsds snselope. osly6 cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay clearly
that the alarming consequences of self abuse may be
radically cured without the dangerous Of internal
medicine the appI CATION or d ont
mode of cure at oneA simple certain, ana ehscna oy
meausor which every sufferer matter what his con:
dition may be, may himself eheaply, privately ana
radically. -
81 This Leetur mould be 10 sRes hands. ofeYsry
youth and every IN the land
Sent under seal. in pain envelope, to an ad'fsF
Address The publishef, Z CHAs. y {, o,KLJNE& Co..
GIyI l2T Bowery, New York, P.o. box 4,sse.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-06-22
Guarantee a Cure in Every Instance,

When taken-thorcughly lyAecoEdiDg to the dlreetons,
which accompany each bottle. CeFgymen, Physicians,
Merchants Profsssiouabe Gentlemen in all stations n
lfe-our most eminent men in public positionss who
have used it used join in the most unim
tied praise of its merits; and and women, old and
young, by the thousand testify and will tell Yoa that s
Is the most wonderful remedy Of the nineteenth century,
whilst the proprietors wARRANT il in every case Lei
ers reach every day. from persons in every rert Of the
snd, telling Of The IL has performed,
whilst our best physie constahtIy urging to
tell them the formula from which It is made saying its
effects are wonderful its beyond all precedent
and its in the most aggravated
tain suREss-It viii stop distress after eating. in
moments time; sweeten sour stomach Il 10
taksn relieve pains cramps In stGmach bowels IN
simultaneously, and enable the dyspeptic sufferer who
hss lived for years Graham bread and the pEsnest
dist to eat hearty meal without fear Of any trouble
from it. We earnestly ask trial from every sufferer.
Sold By druggists at 81 per bottle or bot
ties for IS. l
C.G. CLARK & CO., Proprietors,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Dooley Brothers, Toledo, General Agents. 0E
August rs, 1851. A|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

s20es2i for New Plain Mess Iierce Beef quiet Beer
Ham In moderate request and steady sales oil 100 Dds
Western az $50 Cut Meats easier but the marker IL
fairly active sales pkgs lie for Shoulders ana 10: a
7r Tor Hams and 100 90 Dry Sailed Shoulders TO arrive IN
bulk AT lOc Is dull and heavy Lara Is dul anu IL
tie gbepce o sales prices must ho regarded as nominal
AFTERNOON PROVISION MARkEl, y ocioek-foIk was moi
active but prices decined sales Of 700 hhs mess sdsu,
regular and seller all APRIL at from 80 foa 80 got au 10"
duil sgd nominal at abOu, lsfc. for Prime.
PETROLEUM-The market is dull at 25c Tor CRUDE aou
80 soc Refined IN bond. .t-
RICE-There little inquiry but we hear oil no In
poftan sales being accomplished; prices unchanged -,
SFEDS-Clover Seed lie firm and IN ialr demands sAs OF
400 bags nj 94lOIc Timothy Seed Is rmer a. hrF hty
n a. i2dsa 81 Rough Flax Seed Is duh buy nm az ~ ~
as2 G5 Calcutta Lrseed quiet but STEADY al - sou
g. 30 in Boston aud 81 % Eere a. 49,, l.. -, ,to
SUGARS-Under The influence OF the decline IN eon tno
market fe easier closing at about ltG Olc i la "
good Refining; sales OF 655 bids at Idsic f0I tpnoN o
sses sugar 100 lOjc for Refining tuha; ll,0IZie LOT
Grocery do l3lc oF Clarified do, aud ltc Tor f9'o Noo
and go boxes Havana at 0i q &c Refined are dAL
TAILOW-Ihe market is very dui. and prices nave =
DOWN. d tendency; have sales 10 report '4S i
quoted NJ &C.. aud Western ll.0lisc , .t.s
WHIsKY-rhe market IS without change OF moment hIes
of % Ib- Mt S. c6l for State and e n for Ne.rrn
MOOI.-Me have had better demand loi b'In''lS -.
since our last but prices irregular COMMON anu coio
re 90 ara rat her easier aud offered more Iferi "ht
and choice grades quote m currency - i"Ao"
AZ 81 gJ5c tor Naive apd oDeluatier htIhO '"oc ~
half And tbte,guarter DO zoe iOr iubond TO- ald Vg
sJ for Sxouy aeeces 500 iOc. for No. Faei '01''' '
SIN, rfne do and o. o5c for LXiri do 2"d<fc i' 90
mon Unwashed California raw for Fine dos wa 1c. o
Tex. Foreign descriptions have been only 900 mode are ue
rrJ eud prices have rued heavy but ow essential
csnl We quote n follows: So e. American 81 %9G ne.
fr common Weshed; 81 SIC. for Unwa8ed Mcrtz hrd ne
fino. 2QIsc Washei Entc RIOS - 1JJc Tor "" -en
Crroe. 4OaiGc for washed CoTuoYi tnulih a. ~f@ u o
I'm Ipwss Ell Mesll and MeIinO Cape Of Good HIP aJ4
ak, tor Unwasaed; East India - a JJc Tor NuaAtI aI
African at FOR Unwaslcd and Sya4Jc for washed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
OPEN BOARD OF BROKRRs--3f Pm.
Ohio & MissCer.
m AnA nE
MONDAY, April 9-P. n.

hoSDAr, April 9-P n
Gold closed at 1861 after selling as low as l2t and
n high as I27I An impression prevailed early in the day
sast the Government was seing-a statement without
sanitation The Aspinwsll steamer brings $72s,S6l in
treasure.
Business in Government stocks limited and prices
axner For 7.3Os par paid for either ISSUE In State
bonds Railway mortgages and Bank shares little
spe Coal stocks are neglected except the bubble COM
sAAes which are kept perssenty before the public Can
Con Company sold up to 5 In the general Railway share
ks there upward movement in the morning under
rush by frightened bears their shorts OF Cleve
hEd and Pittsburgh 900 shares bought by the late
Dear in Michigan Southern and high SO paid Erie
ppse 79 the whole list advance paid Upon
the announcement of " Cholera at Halifax" rush
made to unload by the bulls and Erie dropped to75I With
q general reaction upon the whole list. There is
. disposition shown by the bears to wholly cease
aAsir operations, and leave the bulls to put the
naskst up against each other. The closing rates
Benton, $3.50; Cumberland Coal, Ao44i; New-York
osrtrsl, e2a92i Erie, 76io76l; Hudson River, lO5io
- Reading, lOliel02; Michigan Southern, SOL sSOf;
cleveland and Pittsburgh 80i aS0Ii Rock Island ll6S
alSi; North Western 926 do. Preferred, $40 a54l;
Fort Wayne, 90i as0i.
Money on call il 526 per cent, but at the low rate
borrowers must have prime costerals and undoubted
credit. Best paper passes at per cent good atSS9
end ordinary ct l00l5 per cent Lenders are timd, and
she fresh failures announced in Buffalo have made them
even more cautious to-day. The failures announced
thn few weeks Of houses in good credit up
Is the moment Of suspension The commercial centers
are full Of such firms and IS the
Ailures must come Much Of the seeming prosperity Of
sentry was born Of irredeemabe paper money and will
disappear with the return Of Specie payments surely
approaching
Nj Sherman has introduced into the Senate asb pro-
sing for withdrawal Of part of the currency dis
tbuted 10 the national banks, that onehaf Of the
toO 900 be distributed among the dferentStates
IN the proportion Of their population. This is movement
% the right direction and should succeed promptly The
banks Of the North have than their legal proportion
Of circulation under the law and the they
forced TO retire it the better With National circuls-
Sion restricted to s3cO oo the return to specie pay
pcnts will be made easier and more rapid. The National
banks as whole require to be forced into contraction
and 20 better mode Offers than this OF depyiDg them Of
the power Of issuing Of irredeemabe currency
The exports Of specie since January l. 1866 have bcen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

The Great Western Railway Of Canada earned tho week
ending April g.:
ffs5..... s7oo54 +59 Increase ell 405
The bank statement shows continued expansion Of
leans upon moderate gain in deposits and decrease in
legal tenders The bankers to make hay while the
snn shines and expand instead Of getting themselves into
ssfe values.
The following Is comparative statement Of the condi
eaD u tho ba4sS Of Ess.YaIk s.ty
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10

MarketA-CAnITuLLY IMPORTED ION TEE MY. TRIBUNE
MosDAY. April @ ls66.
ASHEs-Tbe market In heavy for Pots at SC $50 ~ sai
COFFEE-Ths market is quiet for all kinds and have
no CoTT0STSe market has been dull and under the un
favorable foreign adyces and the decline gold prices
easier closing heavy 19Jsc for Middngs saes OF l2o
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour moderate and prices Of the low and medium grades
are and irregular family brands of undoubied character
firm aud In moderate requests the sales are 300 bb at
& for Fancy do % for the low grades Of
Exsthe inside price for forced LOTS 80 250ss % Tor
s6Oaslo for St Louis Extras Canadian Flour is shade
easier and is quiet sales Of 100 bbs at 81 IS for COM
fair Extra and O. s5os 2 for Trade Family do
Southern Flour in fair demand and steady sales Of 1850
bbs - 656 o. 80 for TO fair Ezra Baltimore and
-Four p sna and EASIER 'Os sale. Of o b m y 81
Corn Meal heavy sales Of 200 bbls at s. &C for jersey
to-day but prices without material change - sales
rs 600 BUSH Amber Milwaukee at 81 6sasl 90 Barley firm
prime Canads West in store at 81 Barley Malt is inactive
but steady Oats lc to &C. q bush lower and ony meder
stey scve sales Of 30 900 bush at acc for New Western
SIS 5sc for Old do closing heavy 606c for State and SO
Sc for Jersey and Southern Ryes easier the demand Is
Western Corn without material alteration though st tho
close prices favor the buyers the decline gold checks the
a7so for Mixed Western in store and soto for
HxY-The market Is Gull and heavy the supply /. stin
gs sales Of 200 bales at 0s $50 for Shipping aud 6o @65c
for retail lots.
uOfo IN ROOu uculhuu prices arc wen
we quote from 20af0670c. a. to growth and quality.
HEMP-Manila continues dull at l0!c gold. Other kinds
are dull and nominal
M0LASSES-Pces steady the demand fair; sales Of
t5 and ~ ties. Cuba Muscovado At 44c for Refining.
OILS are generally quiet but have essential change
We quote Lnseed at 81 80 for Americana Crude Whale
e % and Crude Sperm at 81 4 and Lard OIL o. IS Oh 20
for No l, No. 2 and Prime.
PROvISI0Ns-There has been improvement In the de-
msnd for Pork day but prices are easier and close heavy
for future delivery sales Of 900 bb Mess at e2J 9J
seller May, and s60s26 1871 seller Junei the sae cash aud
regular are 1000 bbs at SIS ltas26 for New Mesa and
"a - for aud mnsiy Mesa Beef frm and selling
tbbns way sales Of 200 bbs Oh s for old Plain Mess,
&l6gsle 20 sy Gew Paia Aesl s3d go for Cd ExIa ard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-04-10
Receipts OF Produce.

APRIL o-l6 lii bhs Flour 40 hll' WHISKY. 46- bbl'
Corn Meal 80 s,cks Corn Aelt tJi sacks o. Ike a""
bu,b Waeat so bush OTIS Leo bush Stat, paEs
Ashes lis pkgs Beef pkes PORK. 27ji pses Cut Meats
5j2 ps.s. Lard $50 bDs Petroleum.