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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
s,On Sc etaats e6aemeiffer.
sotaDia, ObiO. ID. ausuR 1856.

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meId5e nas grpara1rtrn Der gef9entz 8ertbeung gum
3eflen bes aulberrn Ssminars glefs Ser Sped "
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asr bic 1lnterse:8neten 4ttmRen Der okissn Grs
fidrune poHfdtbig bel: EN 4tlfIEs &
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(im Statement bes 5reimaursrtempeIs),
ODER in unersr Office Burberry, GIsrmOnt Co., Ohio.
SEn6rr, (Sdtes S So, & ;
&otiteber.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
tionen iuirO npbl eStr1me bon Sinte,
qber nur betsinaeItsn 8Iutstropfcn alyf,
Dem 8ege Der 4ripatfade TDitEHs Nf

Die 9lebtasfn 1ln0 COLORADO Bin
BAT slpei meme Sterne unierm Banner
Bin3u1efii9t, 10 bab Die nniofl iebt 3S
Staatet saBR. Surb oaS g0nIun Idle
Nmenoment Tnb bic &edte Der farbiaen
6ace sefibert, obiuobl mir pobl cine
ld1rfere Saliun9 geiuiinlht batten. @or
ausiidtlidb miro Der 9rafibent fem Gpto
etnIe9en, bod lit Die Waiorit1t tart oes
nua,Ioie Bill oiiber oailelbe binnee gu
palIiren.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
Gmpfeblmnaem.
@on benz @oaeernenr Don $50.

Bon benz 60 uoernemr BON CbiD. 8
Columbus, ObtO. IT, ROpember 1866.
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pfehIunaen, rseIdbe STE beretts beiisen, beifigen
E.Es a8arrens S4asmetiter BON DPto.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18

AZ Std iorgfalti9er Sonoirsing oss
Serrains Iinb mir slIber Heber3eugung
gefolnnlen, oaB Die bel 9Seitem gr0Bere
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netel, entidloheniinO, fir Die gOrlage.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-18
M N frmf

fir Die 3uiamnnenflinft elmer @onpens
tion bon 3epublifanifden Unions
sa6 ftaTnerti 6es Gta6tes am %. See.
lH bluar 1867. u, s,.s,a5,.s as
lSn Jclss einer 8eratbune 1T ss fir palTenb
eraGtpt m0rten, einen MMfrltf an bic unbe-
hingten llnipnsm1nner BON EenneTee III elmer
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auf benz GapitOle ;n NalbStlr am %. Sebrudr
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biefem Gtaate rertritt unb anhere NnaeIe-
genbrtten Gbnli9en @barafters in 8eira5t su
3ieben.
Die auesrOrbentli6e Bi9tisFeit Der tebt
Sert 9anbe Sprliegenben s5ragen, has sufiinf-
tiee S9tdfal BON SennrRee = frei un6 nnter
pirfliG republifanii6em Ginlulfe perlansen
raf6e Hnp entl6ieNene 6anolung. Gs Hirb
baber brinsenb eriu9t ba6 iebes Counts i'm
Gtaate DOrldufse 8erlammluneen abbalte
uab ais Abseorbnete uneCnbttionefe Unions
manner mad pieler @onpenticn entfenbe.
Boiler 3uipru6 trirb superIGbli9 erpartet.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
Suggestions About Feeding
A0rkRA. - ~
A correspondent of the N. Y. IndepcndeRt

A correspondent of the N. Y. IndependeRt
says: -
"I feed my horses, wbengnot using them,
exclusively on bay, with half dozen carrots
daily, as follows: In the morning, about
o'clock; at about 10 o'clock, the racks being
nearly empty, / water them; at noon l water
again, and feed thtm; at about 4 or 5lo'clock.
water and feed again; and water them again,
at 8 or 8 in the evening, Thus you see 1
water my horses four times day., But it is.
quite a chore to water them in the evening,
especially in cold weather ..gi+ aid,, -,
! wish to inquire if so frequent watering is
necessary. Many farmers water their horses
but twice day. Cannot horses be taught to
drink freely twice day, aud be, satisfied
with that II you, can make it convenient,
ples Sc answer the following question in the
Independent. What rules should he obsery
ed with respect to watering horses ! wish
TO know particularly how many times q day
il is necessary TO water horses; at what time
they should receive their drink; and il they,
should be watered more frequently when.
working than when standing in the stable r
b Anstoer.-1t is not a good practice TO feed
horses and water them q little at time and
often, any more than it Is well for people to
partake OF food between their regular meals.
Horses will always do better if fed and wa
tered three times day than they win if fed
and vatered only twice, or four or more lines
during the twenty -four hours, Sufficient
time ought TO elapse between the periods of
feeding for the food to digest. For this rea-.
son the time of feeding should be six hours
apart. Horses that are worked regularly
every day should be watered ip the morning,
soon after they have finished eating; have
small supply of water before dinner, and all
they viii drink SITTER eating at noon; aud be
watered again at night, before they are taken
in the stable, Every horse shonld be water
ed three time a day at the least, whether he
Many times horses will not drink in the
morning. But at noon they will crave ten
gallons, which they should not be allowed
to have. Give them limited supply at
night. Then they will drink in the morn
ing. When horses are thirsty they will Of
ten pour down twice as much as they really
need. 1t should always be the aim to have
a horse drink three tunes day, and not take
a large quantity of water at one time. f..
HHH" . Fl q #
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
A0ritnltnral ana qrattital.

Farmers Clubs We would like 10 sug-
gest to the Farmers Of our county, who have
already aweil established Agricultural Soci-
tety, that they will find the establishment
of Clubs, for the purpose of discussing and
examining subjects pertaining to their voca-
ton, valuable auxiliaries to the county or
ganization. In some counties the farmers
publish their discussions, or the gist of them,
upon any subject of Anasual interest," an,lt the
instruction thus afforded, the practical hints
given, are, valuable to every one who reads
them. Why cannot our farmers institute
such proceedings? They do not lack either
the brains or the industry, aud we know
well If each Township were to organize its
Club, at which some subject Of vital interest
to agriculturalists should be thoroughly dis
cusseds it's practical effects would be per-
csived not only in our annual fairs. hut iD
more bountiful harvests, and in the increase
of alltheir elements Of thrift and progress.
Ii would bring the farmers together; create
the desire To cultivatea greater and better
variety of production for exhibition as well
as use; would stimulate a laudable emula-
ton; and, above and beyond all other consid-
erations, would diffuse intelligence. aud in
crease their happiness. by multiplying their
social enjoyments. ii }hfl~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
Sure Cures.

We print the following recipes for v hat
they are worth, which may either be npthiug
at all or great deal ~ ,ia.sr +
CURE FOR DlpTHERiA.--A, correspondent
of the Cincinnati Times suggests the follow
ing for the early Treatment Of diptheria:
Take little raw. or unmanufactured cot
ton, make little ball about the SIZE of a
common pea, spd place it into the ear stuff
fipg it into the ear SO as to preclude the air
on the side Of the head on which the throat
is affected. 1t will giye instantaneous relief,
and prevent further inflammation of the throat,
if taken in time, before liberation takes
place. Iu such weather as this is now upon
us, this, hope. may be the means Of pre-
venting much suffering both to old and
young. ts.I 9 ia1tl-sr. 7si-rs
SURE CuHE PQR ) FEL9s.-A poultice. oil
onions, applied morning, noon and night, for
three or four days will cure a felon. No mat
Ter low bad the case, splitting the finger
will be unnecessary if this poultice be used.
We have seen it tried several times, and
know that the remedy is a sure, safe and
speedy one.-Seima Reporter. rf
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
Capacity of n Cistern.

We often hear o1r friends say that they
have had cistern built of such number Of
barrels capacity. As the rate of charge for
their constructions is often made TO depend
upon their supposed capacity, it becomes
,,.,tor q. so,ns -,~s"ant to know for ourselves
what we should expect for our money, other
wise we shall be at the mercylof the con-
tractor. Indeed, the capacity of our cisterns
is very much oyerrated in some parts of The
country. '-.''.
The Iowa Ifoanesedd, in an article on cis-
terms, gives us the following statement, show
ing the capacity Of those having the usual
round or cylindrical form. Without attempt
ing mathematical veri6cation Of these 6g-
ures, they are assumed 10 be correct, and are
as follows:
A cistern five feet in diameter will hold a
fraction over five barrels for each foot in
depth; six feet, fraction over six barrels
per foot; seven feet, nine barrels per foot;
eight feet, eleven barrels Per FOOT nine feet,
fifteen barrels per foot; ten feet, eighteen bar
rels per foot The last named figure is quite
a large size for family cistern, and ten feet
in depth is as much as we often fId. The
contents of such one, according TO our esti-
mate, would be 0xl6-loO barrels, and yet
how many Of us have TO pay for a 'three
hundred barrel cistern Of smaller size.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25


Petition.-A Petition has been extensive
ly circulated in town, and throughout the
County in fact, opposing the financial policy
of Sec McCulloch Ithas been very gener-
ally signed aud embodies the views of n;ne
tenths of our business men in regard 10 The
proper course of Congress in the matter of
the fnaeess1is reads qs follows; mao
l. Not 10 contract the currency at present, or
attempt very speedy return TO specie pay
ments, forsthe reason that there is now no
more currency. extant than is absolutely
needed to transact the business of the couG-
try, aud that any material contraction Of its
volume would force many perfectly solvent
men, in every community, 10 go into bank
ruptcy from inability 10 raise money by
pledging other property.
2. Not to compel, by law, a centralized re-
demption of National Bank notes, l. o. not
compel the National Banks in all parts Of
the country TO redeem their notes in'Eew
York, as is proposed by the Wall street'baDk-
ing interest and recommended by Secretary
McCulloch. fs@s F7rH h' 91o
4 3. Not TO prohibit National Banks from
having interest on desposiissaf' he ''oU1-
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
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rso srrsa'h .ssril ~; .. 80 -
H11uu
SYMPTOMS.

" n
The symptoms Of Catarrh ars at first very slight
Persons ind they have cold, that they have ire
quent attacks and sensitive 70 the changes
Of temperature. Inthis condition the nose NAV be
drv, slight discharge, thin and aerid afterwards
thick an sdhestye, may eusue,
AS the disease becomes chronic, the discharges are
increased in quantity and changed in quality; they
now thicx and heavy, and ara hsxked or conghsd
OF, The secretions are ofleR i've, causing 4 bad
breath; the sense Of smell is lessened destroyed;
des neEs frequently takes place.
Another common and important symptom Of Cat
arrh Is tina. the person is obliged to clear his throat
in. ths morning, OF slick or slimy mu-ozs, which
has fallen from the head Curing the night. v hsn
this taxes place, the person may be that bis Ills
ssse ia ou its way to the lungs and should looss
time "a errestilg It,
Tie above are but a few Of the many Catarrhal
symptoms. Write to our Laboratory for our PAM
phiet describing fully all symptoms; 1t will be sent
FBEE to any address,. Also directions where TO
procure the medicine.
We receiving letters from all parts of tho IN
ion, aud also numerous testimonials from those using
it, bssEing the evidence OF its iaiaIibe merits
5P This remedy c0nta ms nc pgiReraI or f,ois0HOus
Ingredients but Is prepared from vegetable extracts
eIctasicety; therefore II is erteeiy harmless even
to the most tender and delicate child. n
Cali for SesIye's CasaTrh Remedy. and take no
other Il not sold By druggists in your vicinity they
will o<der it for yOu.- Price 50 90 per bottle.
All persons suffering with SnY affection Of the
Hs, fnro1t or Lungs, should write at once for our
Phamphlet fully describing all symptoms PsItainins
II will be gent free 10 any address.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
OFFICERS.

This Company, now fully organized, having COM
piled with the laws of n. Y-State, and deposited
500 loco Of Its cspita with the superintendent OF
the Insurance. Department for the security of its pol
icy-holders, Is now prepared TO Issue the various
kinda Of policies favorable conditions as those
Of any other Company -7.
Dividends increase with the age OF the Policy.
Non-participating rates are lower than those OF
any Company In the world.
Losses paid in thirty days after due notice and
proof Of death.
Liberal arrangements made inreg Ard TO travel.
0ne-third OF the amount of premium will be loan
edthe policy holders when desired.
Liberal arrangements made wiTh good Agents.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
Pr0Ilsflar OaIS.

This variety of oats is thus referred to by a
correspondent of the Agricultural Bureau:
Il commenced with five quarts, from which
| gathered two and half bushels. Through
the eareless6oss nf serTant. one bpshel ol
this was fed 10 the horses. Hence. one and
half bushel was sown broadcast nn about hall
an acre, on The 9Th day of April last. From m
this have received twenty nine and a hall
bushels of splendid grain, weighing thirty
pounds 10 the bushel. The straw IS decided,
" superior as forage, it being better supplied
with leaves, and the stalk is by far iess brit
tie than the common varieties. Indeed one
could not well Imagine tho difference in ia
vor Of the former, after passing through the
thresher. While the Common varieties are
broken into sbreds, the other is merely 6ruls-
ed, with very large per cent. OF the leaves
remaining on The STALK. = fs.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25

Gut.s percha is obtained from the trees
when they are about thirty years old: The
natives of the Ealayan peninsula and Borneo
obtain it by the destruction of the trees. At
tcmpts have been made 10 induce them to
procure the sap by tapping, but the cosgnla,
ton of the gum at the apertures, by exposure
to the atmosphere, makes It difficult to obtain
Il in paying quantities. The natives boil The
mass in winter to soften it, cut It in strips,
and then trPsd ~ Y;.h tho fnst -.ti,- ,,'..s'-'
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1867-01-25
A physiological view Of Marriage,

containing nearly 800 pages, and 130 fine plate en-
prpriRgs5f the Anatomy Of tie human Organs In 3
state Of Health and Disease, with Treatise on Early
Errors. its lepipravis Consequences upon the Mind
and Body, with the Authors Plan Of TTeatment-the
only rational and successful mo e Of Cure, shown
BY the report OF treated truthful adviser to
the emarred, and those contemplating marriage, who
entertain doubts OF their physical condition. Sent
free Of postAgeto any address reeet of 25 cents l
stamps or postkl currency, hF addressing pr, La
CROlX, No. 81 Maiden Lsre, Aibany,N. Y. The Sc
thor may be consulted Upon sny 6f the diseases up
on which his book treats Medicine sent tosny part
Of the world,
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GENERAL AGENTS,

John d Park, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fuller, Fiuch 4
'Fdlier Chicago, IL; Beruhama h Van Setback, Chi
cIgo, III; DEM Barns X Go, y YoIk; d Rarssm
: Co, Buffalo Y; Fartand, shelley 90, Detroit.
Aieh; Weeks & Potter, Boston, GAss; FFepeh Risa.
ARDS Co, Philadelphia Pa; Sellers & Co, Pitts
bargh, Pa; Collins Bros, st LOais, Nc; Barnss
Ward x Co, New 0rleans, Ia; R Robinson 4 Co,
Loni.ville Ky; Bgley 4 Bro, Memphis, Tenn;
Qepny, Kiehmoud, Va; Thompson Block, Bal..-
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How TO KEEr MEAT FuKsH.-A As farmers
are at distance from mes, markets, the fol-
lowing directions for keeping meat may bs Of
use 10 these that try it. Cut the meat in
slices ready TO fry. Pack it in a jar in layers
sprinkling with salt and pepper just enough
TO make it palatable. Place on the top
thick paper or cloth, with salt half an inch
thick. Keep this on all the while. have
kept meat for three weeks in the summer,
sni the last was as ynnd ns the first
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q Or Gilbsrfs Pile Ins'rlment, far the
20 radical s1fe Of piles, prols psus, &c, with
1f &R 81 Olt an operation or nedieice, relieves
#h tne worst csse in minutes, a1d has
<-uHAk- tr filled I" effect permsueBt cure. Send
- for rculAr. Sold by druggists generally
<zsEF'Trf Al gsnts wanted everywhere. Sent by
7HAHSIJ mail receipt of So. J B. ROMANO,
Nausyer, 5I5 Broadway, New York.
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YHYANTED, Agents to ieIl Gen Basil W Daks's
w s.iiistcry Of EorSah's Cavity" Everybody
hays it.. ARsats a's max ng SEQ rst week. For
saoIce OF territory, sdiIess GEO fEssESDIN, Pub
Usher, ia Main St., Cincinnati, o.