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pATENT

TUST received from the Manufacturers, .
81 large lot of G~epuiue Patent Medicines, IN
GLIDING in part, the following, viz:
Tarraut's Aperen,, Bosrene, Tar
Hollands Ger. Buffers, kogers Li7erwort aud
Jacobs Cordla', Cherokee Remedy,
McLane's Blood Purifier, MeEane's Cordial,
Cary's Tooth ache Drops, Kenoedys Discovery,
Town.eud's, do do, Thorn's Extract,
Tarranfs Extract, McLaue's vermiilge,
Costar's Rat EGi'rai'atr, Mother Relief,
Darby Fluid, ksvanngh's Pie Salye
SpaldlrgS Glue, Suzudoul,
Cox0's Gellatine, Mrs. Winslow'S Syrup
Pa, sons lndeIible Ink, Magnolia Water,
Mustang Linmeut, Magnolia Balm,
McLaue's Vol OIL. Lint Thompson's Eyewater
Harvell sCoudrn. Pow's, Husbands Magnesia.
Grey's Ointment, Mitchelis Eye Salve,
Dally's Pam Extractor. Russell's Itch 0intmt
Liquid 0podeldoc, Beuzine, -,
Fainestock's Vermifure, Rushteu' Cod Liy Oil
Davis Pain Killer, Burnetts do do
NorwOod's Tine Vprat'na Bakers Pam Panaces
Morse's lnvigt'g Cordial Hooper's Caehous'
Bachelors Hair Dye,
Cristadoras, Hair Dive,
Heimstrcet's Hair Dye,
Woods Hair Restorator,
Phalon's Hair lnVlgorator,
TricopherOus,
Halls Cicilian Hair Remover,
Rurnetts Cocoiue,
Mrs. Aliens Hair Restorative No, !.
C,roassian Hair Restorative, No. Z.
,StsE!ing's Anrosia, Zylobalsomum'
pills.
Aver's pills. Wrights Vegetable Bills
Nofat's Lite Pills Mclane's Liver Pills,
ShallenbergeI's Pills, Motifs Liver Pills,
SpAncer's Pills, Strong's Pills,
Railways Pills, Cla'k's Female Pulls.
Jayne's Sanaiiye.
PIaSters.
Alcock's Porous Plasters,
Wells Rheumatic Plaster,
Morehead's Magnetic Plaster,
Morehead's Strengthening Plaster,
Badean's Strengthening Plaster,
Brushes
Paint Brushes of every description.
Marking Brushes.
Tooth Brushes,
Counter Brushes
ana White Wash Brushes. For sale by
ApEil IA, IS. d. DENT
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FAMILY MEDICINES,

which for reliability, promptness and efficiency
may be confidently relied upon. Disclaiming
any suderiority OF medical attainments, or the
discovery of any volcanic compound eliminated
from It's Tarterean den, yet we claim the right
and ability for the intellect Of onT wi south
ern physicians 10 fortify, combat and dictate
terms of capitalization Of our own diseases.
FIN this, honest strategy, there be,
Let it extend, my friends, from Gulf to sea.
The lurid lightning fash from pole to pole,
Let intellect govern, while thunders roll.
Our Medicines are all classified according to
The dictates Of reason and common ssnse-uo
one article recommended for all diseases, and
are more complete than any class Of medicines
ever offered 10 the American people, as all
secrecy lie removed,
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FINE LIQUORS..

A VERY Superior article
~ Of FRENCH BRANDY, NH--R
For Medicinal purposes. Also, tHleb
superior Port Wine, Sherry,
Madeira, and Champagne, Gin E4EA@GS&
Scheldam Snaps, and a No. | article OF prime
old Whisley, for sale by
Ii. DENT.
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De La Rocks
e HILL X L G I.

A never failing remedy for all forms ofChills,
Chils aud Fever, Dumb Chills, intermittent,
Remittent and Bilious Fever, Periodical Head
ache, Ne~aralgis, PIN aud aching of the joints
and limbs, general debility, cold chilly sensa.
tons, and ell complain s of u malarious origin.
Produces no unpleasant feelings about the
head, can be administered to infants, and can
be administered T. infants, aud can be ftlied
upon in the Longest standing cases to be found
and the cure is permanent. Call and look at il.
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Humbuggepy 1. Outnanked,

Our Agents being informed Of the compost
ito Of each article, and authorized to impart
The same information 10 regular practising
musicians.
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nlL LAMPS with extra
CHIMNEYS Il WICKS
and a constant supply Of
PURE, REFINED KEROSENE OIL

II'i
PURE, REFINED KEROSENE OIL
always on hand, tie most economical light
now 10 use.
s8- A few Of those nice Plantation and
Physicians Medicine Chests, with fixtures
complete, which will be sold gerg io1.
A few pairs Of Ladies Kid Shoes, and
Black Cloth Congress Caters, at as lov
prices as can Be had IN Mobile.
Thankful to our old customers and friends
for their past patronage, We hope 10 merit
a continuance. We will only say to them
and those who hereafter favor us with their
custom that our utmost eSertions will be
nsel to give them entire satisfaction both in
quality and price of articles wanted. We
are determined to sell
As LOW AS ANY,
AID .ci ootbjug but Ihe best. CaI), cr-
'Dins md price our goois and We viii be
a-sigd with your decision as to Purchasing
SAMPLE McLELLAND.
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JOHN 4. BEVILL x CO., Agents
HERZSTAM & CO..

G1AO AAAAAOAAO 1A1NA ~ ONU0A
1T the Old Stand Of Betts s Carlton, .uacom, YWtss,
HAVE JUST RECEIVED their well selected stock Of
SPRING & SUMMER GOODS
consisting O:
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
and a fine assortment of Millinery. and other Fancy Goods
too numerous to mention. We bought our Goods at the pan
.c prices, and for cash, which will enable us to sell at very
MODERATE RATES.
We thank our friends and customers for their former libe-
raj patronage, and respectfully ask for further favors,
-ou1oK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS"
is our motto. Call and examine our goods before purchasing
elsewhere.
MR.. CARLETON is still with us, and is always pleased
to see his friends. A. HERZSTAM & co.
April IA, 1856.
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T0ILET ARTGCLES-The largest and the
most beautiful assortment-Soaps, Hair
Oils, Hair Brushes, Combs, Colognes, Han0k'1
Extracts, and Perfumcry of every kind ever
brought to this market-Just received and for
sale by Ii. DENT.
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TOILET ARTnNlES

II lNE FRENCH, GERMAN and domestic
I C~olognes, Pomades, Hair Oils, Hair Brush
es, Putt, audi Puff Boxes. Hdndkerch Extracts
Transparent Soap Balls aud Fancy Soaps Of
every kind. For sale by
II. DENT,
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SOUTHERN AGRICULTURAL HOU
HBW1S. MATTHEW'S & 60,
Manufacturing Agents for the Sale Of
AGRICULTURAL TMPL
AND
Plantation MACHINERY,

26 FRONT ROW, MEMPHIS, TENN wa
Large an" complete Okf Uny thin rqrdy the PLANTER OR MAcHNIsT comprising part
TRACE CHAINS. SHovRLS AND SPADES. HARNESS AXES HOES HAMEs COLLARS.
PLOwLNEs, ONE AND TWO HORSE WAGONS, Iron AND THIMBLE
SKIM EAGLE CARvERs & EMERY COTTON GINS,
Presses Horse Powers Chn PhGS Improved Gago or Riding Pillow, Do CULTIVATOR Do CORN
ondCOITON PLANTER, Mghnansce celebrated anhLorms BoWnssp hmne GmoeS
Steam Engines "A IT. 40 horse power Saw Mills Gmt Mills Bmkmmg MNha
emIe Mnhn@, lathe Machines ahe Flows Wood Machinery dalk kind
Neutrality-suspicious. dGMw pNnt rust in GMnJ - r
CASTIRON M CASTSTEAL FLOWS The RAIDER, ne omyP Mw t wills w the PrHs Soil
COTTON SWEEPS CohmS npm TheSTAFFORD CULTIVATOR will cultivate to 10 ceres
P%dg Election Gm Pm6%ym m@eA nWbga han car h6pe by Oddmehod
work na bebOde1 washer few h0@ Anohs ole saMd and
every improved good T@Vngm machine will kept constantly
nh hand hnhw are at all im@w willing to show ana
explain CdlMd aeus at 6F 'FRONT.' Row
MEMPHIS, TENN + ~ "'frs
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Macon, March 3, 1865.
Physicians Combination

Southern Preparation ! :

SOUtNeTn Preparation Z
Conscious of a public demand for reliable
medicinal compounds, possessing intrinsic
value and merit, and aware Of the unreliable
and inadequate supply, mostly from northern
sources. and prepared by purties possessing no
experience in Southern treatment, a number OF
able and experienced Southern physicians
huvo quietly and deliberately prepared, and
are endeayoring TO supply that demand, BY
Offering class Of
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JUST RECEIVED!

4 new and fresh addition to our stock Of
DRUGS, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PA.
TENT MEDICINES, Dye stuFs, r~oT,umsry,
Soaps, Hair, Face 4 Tooth Preparations, Sta
tionery, Combs, Brushes, Fancy Goods. etc,
besides a full supply, or medicinal use only,
of PURE WINES d LIQUORS,
consisting of French Brandy, 0 d Bourbon
Whisky and udolpho Wolie's own importa.
ton WARRANTED GENULNE) Of
SUNBEAM sCHNAPPS, Holland Gin Port,
Madeira and Sherry Wines.
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BRTGS, DRUGS,
JUST RECEIVED.

HAVE just received a large add,
ton to my stock Of Medicines, viz :
Drugs, Oils, Paints, Patent Medicines,
Ferfu m cry Surgical Instruments,
Stationery, and indeed every and any.
thing usually kept in a Drug store.
They have been carefully selected, and
are for sale cheap. Please call and
examine them.
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II, DENT.
April sc.

Just RECEIVED, directly from the man.
y uiactory, a large lot of CARROTS Scotch
Suun, for sale by the bottle,or the case, at
Mobile prices. [may l2l Il, DENT.
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DRUG STORE,

~ ~
WE have in Store a large, select And flosl
PURE and GENUINE MEDICIN q
CHEMICALS,
DRUGS,
PATENT MEDICINES.
INSTRUMENTS, &c.
and are constantly receiving new additions
which we offer to the public at the vsry loo.
est rates. We buy none but PURE.
FRESH d GENUINE medicines, there.
fore can and do guarantee everything to be
OF the very beat quality.
We respectfully call attention to our varied
and well selected assortment Of
FANCY GOODS,
PERFUMERY, HAIR
OILS, P0MADRS, HAND.
KERCllIEF EXTRACTS, co.
L0GNES, TOOTH PREPERA.
TONS, FANCY, TOILET & SHAVING
SOAP, COMBS & BRUSHES, STA.
TI0NERY, PLAYING & Wis.
TING CARDS, BELTS.
h SUSPDENDERS,
Spool, SILK AND FLAX THREAD &c. &c.
A nice LOT Of Candies, Stick, Fancy and
mixed, Gum Drops, RaIsins, Almonds,
Soda Crackers, sardines, Smoking and
Chewing Tobacco, Snuff Havana and
American Cigars, Pipes,
Paints and Oils,
Varnishes, Window Glass, Putty and
vavious other articles usually to be
found in . Drug Store.
sEs-JUST RECEIVED.
A lot Of Bsrtletts and Butman's New
NNnN1vnt T,pu,.n. nj
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Notice.

Notice.
TllE Copa'tner-hip heretofore existing
I between Joseph HiIlman, J. D. Blum.
enthal, Geo. Murphy and Cas-. Kuhl under
the Firm and Style Of Murphy KuhI u Co.
has this day been dissolved by mutual con
sent. Messrs. Murphy & Kuhl, having
purchased The interest of. d Biumenthra.
and Joseph llillDau, will continue the
business At their old stand.
MURPHY, KUHL &CO.
Macon, Miss May ., 1866.
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JAMES B. DIVISION 4 co.,
Uate DlViSOn, ~CaVanagh h TO y
DEALER IN
GROCERIES,,
Northern and Western Produce.
II and 10 South water ST.,
Mobile. Ala.

ANOI MA ~ tLItb - CoLCf ~ fOtAttOC1
II and 10 South Water ST.,
Mobile, Ala.
DEGS leave to inform his friends and the
~ public, that he has resumed business at
the Ole stand, Nos. ~ and 10 Sonth Water
street, and respectfully solicits the attention OF
the trade to his large aud varied stock of
Goods, received by recent arrivals from Bos-
ton, New York and New Orleans, consisting
in part Of
Wine, Brandy, Whiskey, good and old
Porter, Ale, Flour, choice brands,
and others Liquors, Goshen and Western
Hams, Sides, Butter and Cheese,
Pork, Beet, Lard, Coffee, Tea,
Molasses, Syrup, Chocolate, Sugar,
Pickles, Ketchup, Sweet Oil, Citron,
Raison., Spices, Pepper, Mustard,
Yeast Powders, Vinegar,
Mackeral, Salmon, Shad, Herrings, Goldfish,
Table Salt, Potatoes, mons,
Soap, Starch, Indigo, Csrd,
Brooms, Brushes,
Backing, Tubs,
Buckets, Baskets.
Measures, 30, Sc, &c.
And a general assortment of Northern ana
Western Produces.
Orders from the country will receive
proppt attention, and oiled at low rates.
JAMES B. DAWSON 4 CO.
Dec. 90, 1885. em
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Fishing Tackle,

NVEkY VARIETY and size of Fishing
h Hooks aad Lines, Fl0ats-aud garrented
70 he patient end persevering to catch fish in
the Noxubee-fo for sale by
April 10 II. DENT,
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DE LA ROCKIES
Constitutional Monarch,

Being a happy coml nation Of Stilliugis, Yll,
low Dock, Sarsapar Ia, Burdock and lodids
of Potash, for all in urities ofthe blood, skin
diseases and eruptioi :, Scrotiula, Rheumatism,
Syphilis 10 all lis VI jous forms and stages,
Camp Itch. letter, Scald Head, Glandular
Swellings and Tumors, Blotches and Pimples
on the face of very young men, hereditary
taints and all diseases requiring an Alternative
treatment, Price & SO per bottle.
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,,s.s iassnigeuce,


lNAME
.l,,u Of gsnphis Bulletin
''''R s,,oss,nl,. aa.. June ,.
10, o,nnui alton, 80 lar iFol
S1S y ! 10. Teaibg, here have Dec
,saop hi. sons %. which we're hsaylS
lGsnll fs s.s i pat OF the state
> sv'' ",sotatIsas have been ehtirel.
n q w No d,cr5, could contain u.
Cotton every leF' Is p,u6 ,tSd an,
.,,oud, in man Ices ";nm Cor
,,ser, buried O'9e' d., .a l''p,'sr Of Lown
Z PROSTATE. ia ''I r,T'.5,orm ha
and N'ATs5 1-, both corn aux
lisly lslpO all, l.ited 10 abandon
a, Of Their crop' w,.nsc
ftnce' is OF inestlmabl'
MUCH med IN splitting
% nov ges. Hence de-
s ~ E'P'' r,.,.. ag iutO despair
bhuelcl " $780, ..et OF the mis-
A Sle''' .1. h in our towns
so''''' Gdujl business,
b. iiiss. . al 40 low profit,
\ arc ''' o not dispose
y ' o,a'' .l sares. Freed
b. ''''' lu.e to be mel
III je ''' o. nothing, il
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HILLS.
..lOJJ Ii I'll I'd.
j.. 'OAUbEt Mss.
'a''vou C@oal,ot,r-
Ladls younS
] IslH under Tie a.. p~,.r,in., =

'I I.a ool for young
'a,s, i'an '. under 'l' aa. PdpcipaI. :
T''''S s1 g.'t 'n'ia g ep 5siding.
"v. .p1' p'R PArs SAX:
n,f' ", ' g. VITA ,opaie r.oanm.na NJ.
dpaaop,'' y ''''d' tho 50 Nd polished he'd
sc ''onany '''oa'ed in her
W, w. Polished school 0'0ogo' els'a,
a,a AZ 4 'i nab Board Of vi.ao %, \. .,.n,.
P,' a.. % all Interested in od iaIsia Calhoun 8
s'dS, H. ipS s9' . S, he d Documentary evia.D..
Na p..,, Terms
s,as Soa,b aud Latin, sos..gn
spS.' 'Si4 md Music, 70, ,.n. $3.50 90
Ip s,''a, per month, $50 90
pen month, 10 90.
A,,s ~. EXTRAS ~ 70
s9ls T put oo q ; sp. :. per month. . a.
pS.' Of torn. "0'u Time Of entranca n
Mig i tSS ,a monthly, or half =, A..
'S,9; '''a--'he other bs !. ne .S %.
a''I Nuted.' ' S "opens Isl Of July, lsss.-
: PoIN6Ej;lx;'Fi'SsoRf
'F' g ia, P]'iTctpal aaa
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1866-06-16

OPENING SPRING TRADE!
l.. ABRAHAM,
HAS JUST RECEIVED
A large md well selected stock Of
DRY GOODS.
Consisting of NUSLINES, PRINTS,
LAWNS, CHALLIs, CHECKS,
American and Scotch GINGHAMS,
Lenos GRENADINES, Domestics,
ALPACAS, JACCNET, Hoop
SKIRTS, C0RsETS,
TOWELTNG, CANBRICKS,
TABLE COVERS, and q large assert
LADIES and ChildreRs' Spring Style OF
HATS, Fancy, Notion and Dress Trimmings,
Of every description.
ALSO-A well selected stock Of
CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Cutlery AID Fancy Goods,
4 great many other things too nnmOr"
GUS to mention also a large assortment
Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
al Of which il offered at Wholesale aud
retail for cash. Also, a large lot of
WATCHES, PISTOLS, such as
Colts, Smith & Wessou and Welcbe'a
Patent. Ten Shooters, and q large
assortment of Cartridges for PISTOLS
PERIPHERY, sOArs &c sc, SC, all OF
which will be sold as wholesale or retail to'
o,sv Mt Chas 6 BoWEN's Old stand cor
I"gnrson and Monroe streets. oppooito ihe
Court louise. .,r,u.u
MAR. 81, go. D.
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SEVANTIEUR'S COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Bearberry.

SEVANTIEUR'S COMPOUND
Fluid Extract Bearberry.
Prepared according to experienced Physicians
views, for Ill diseases of the Kidneys, Bladder,
Prostate Gland and Uretha-vihether acute or
chronic-afectlng male or fem ale. For reten-
ton and u0n.retention OF Urine, imperfect and
deranged secretion of the Kidneys, producing
thick or milky Urine, a deposit of sediments,
gravel, weak back, especially when arising from
excuses, effects Of early indiscretion, habits or
dissipation, elect, LegchOrrh@a, wakefullness,
paHld countenance, evil forebodlngs, etc. This
preparation rs a compound of CuhebS, Juniper
Berries, Buchu, Pipssieway and Matico, IN a
concentrated form. Ask your physician about
it. Price large bottles only 81 90. Our other
preparations which are prepared With equal
skill, may be relied upon in all cases where
such remedies are required, are as follows;
DRoopsooLE d Co.'S Lung Bslsam.
DR. DRoMGooLR's Red DiaBrh9a Remedy.
DRooNGoobE a Co.'S Dysentery Compound.
SRyANriEuR's Ploridzene Stomach Bittsrs,
DE- la ROOFS Pile SalyO.
Dr.. ]. PARKMAN's Indian Salve.
DRoneGoLK 4 Co.'S Vegetable Aptt,BhliopS
Pills.
De la RooEE's Liver Pills.
DR.. j.. PARHAMs's Eye Water.
tsR on our Agen. and procure Circular and
read it.
Eg-For sale by Druggists aud Merchants.
Up. D~R0OMG00LE 4 CO., ProprietOrsj
wholesale and Retail Druggists,
4l2 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
Dr.. n. DENT, Agent, Macon, Mss.
April 81, ls65-6m
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27
THE FEMALE EQUEsTRIAN.

A lady's horse, to be perfect, should
be all over handsome, and well upon its
launches. If slightly hallow in the back,
so much the better, for it generally tends
to ease in action, and to lessen motion in
the saddle. A lady should never be heard
upon the saddle-that is, there should be
no humping noises, not even in trot She
should sit SO closely, and, when raising to
thetrot, possess such an elastic motion to
the knee and the waist, that her return to
the saddle should seem light as feather.
She should "sit square to the 'front.'" and
her horses ears-to speak as soldier
ought to dress well with the buttons of the
bosom of her habit. Nothing is so bad as
to sit with alean to one side, and when
companions are following after, to let them
fear that a very little would cast her off
from the stirrup side of her saddle Her
hands should be down, but light, and her
arm, as well as every inclination of her
figure, should harmonic with the motions
Of her steed, as if both possessed the same
vio!ition.-Hon. Grantley Berkeley's Life
and RecollectsonS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27

The N. Y. Tribune's special Washing
ton correspondent on the night after the
passage of the Civil Rights bill by the
House, telegraphed to that paper as fol-
lows:
Tonight the Democracy are out of hu-
NOR at everybody, and are cursing the
President Justify; charging that he could
have protected the veto if he would have
done properly, and declare that they are
done with him. The President expresses
himself as satisfied with the result de-
claring that if members conscientiously
considered that they ought to pass it, he
would not object, and would carry out its
provisions SO far as they depended upon
him.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27
SHaVING T00Ls READY.

When Napoleon was upon campaign,
it is said that he required his cook to have
hot roast chicken always in readiness, so
that any hour of the day and night and
in whatever circumstance he might be
placed, still his favorite dish should, be
ready for serving up. Just SO it should be
with tools on farm. They should be kept
when not in use. in tool house properly
arranged, so that the farmer can find them
at any hour, day or night when he hap
pens to want them. How many hours are
lost every year by neglecting to put things
in their proper places.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27

The Gazette's Washington special says
Ex-Gov. Tod, of Ohio, has authorized his
friends to say that the use of his name as
one of the Vice-Presidents of the John
son National Union Club, so called, was
without his authority or consent, and that
he gave no authority or license whatever
to any one for using his name as Vice
President or otherwise of any johnson
Club or meeting; and further, that he has
no sympathy for any organization of reb-
els, Copperheads or men of doubtful po-
htical character and disturbers of the har-
mony of our country.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27

1t is said that the Earl of Winchester,
the richest nobleman in England, whose
income is three hundred thousand pounds
year, is haunted with the fear that he
VIII die in the poor house. Once when
riding in his carriage, during shower, he
took the new hats of his footmen inside,
for fear they would get spoiled.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27
frelloat5ollrna.
A RI.uSH.

In blush doth a tell-tale appear
That speaks TO the eye. quite as plain
As language itselfcan convey to the ear,
Some tender confession of pleasure or pain;
What thoughts we should never impart,
What secrets We never should speak,
If the fountain Of truth in the heart
Did not rise in a blush to the cheek.
As the blossom Of spring on the bough
Is promise of fruits yet unseen,
So the color that mantles thy beauty Just now
May be but prophetic of hopes but yet green.
How vain is each delicate art
Ofconcealment when nature would speak,,
And the fountain of truth in the heart i1
r.. IFiH arise in blush to the cheek i@f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-04-27
TO CURE HORSES OF KICKING IN THE
STABLE.

.s5A correspondent of the Ploaglman
gives his method of curing horse of
! kicking in the stable. He says: ''My
method of curing is to put a strap around
one Of the hind legs, between the fetlock
and hoof with small chain attached,
about to feet long. When he kicks it will
hit him, and he will soon be cured"