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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-12-18
How the Ready Relief Acts |

In a few minutes the patient VIII feel
slight tinQinR irritation, and the skin be-
comes redssaeil; iS thsfe ssatirA distress in
the stomach, the Relief will assist nature in
removing the offending Cause general
warmth is felt throughout the entire body,
and its diffusive stimulating properties
rapidly courses through every vein and tissue
of the system, arousing the slothful and
partially paralyzed glands and organs TO re-
newed and healthy action, peTspiratiOn fol-
lows, and the surface Of the body feels in
creased heat. The sickness at stomach, colds,
chills, headache, oppressed breathing, the
soreness Of the throat, and all pains, either
internally or externally, rapidly subside, and
the patient falls into tranquil sleep, aEakes
refreshed, invigofated, cured - (hs
Z 1T viii. be- found that in 9sins tie Aeliei
externally either on tie spine d iaeross inc
kidneys, or over the stomach and bowels, that
for several days after pleasing warmth viii
be felt showing the length Of time it con-
tnues its influence over the diseased parts.
1 Price of B. R. r. RELIEF, 50 cents
per bottle. Sold by Druggists and Country
Merchants, GEocers, &c.
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Spain having recently undergone q
revolution marked by extraordinary un-
apimity; and preservation of order, the
provisional government established at
Madrid has been recognized, and the
friendly intercourse which has so long
happily existed between the two coun-
tries remains unchanged.
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JAPAN.

FJapan remains a theatre Of civil war
marked BY religious incidents and po-
.liticalA seventies peculiar to that long
isolated Empire. The Executive has
hitherto maintained strict neutrality
among the Belligerehts, and acknow-
lodges with pleasure that he has been
frankly and fully sustained in that
course by the enlightened concurrence
aud cooperation of the other treaty
powers; namely, Great Britain, France,
The Netherlands, North Germany, and
Italy.
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COMMISSIONERS. RS

DOOMS TO LET.-Rooms in the
IL I'd and Sd story Of my old Block, and in the
46f = fs't5sa y r, P. BUCKLAND,
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3 ENss arc not advised of the action ol
the Chinese government upon the lib.
eral and auspicious treaty which wa.
recently celebrated with its plentipoten-
tisriesla at this Capitol. aaf2
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etssTIoEs VIE eREAr BRlrA1N

Three other questions, however, be-
tween TIA United States and Great
Britain, remain open for adjustment.
These are the mutual rights of natural
lied citizens, the boundary question In
volving the title. to the island of San
Juan, on the Pacific coast, and mutual
claims arising since. the, year 1853, Of
the citizens and subjects of the two
countries; for injuries and ,depredations
,committsd Under authority Of their re-
spective governments. Negotiations
upon tbesssubjects are pending, and I
am not without hope of being able to
lay before the Senate for its considera-
ton during the present session proto-
cols calculated to bring to an end these
Justly exciting and long exisisting con
trovercies.
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tie course Of negotiation With the re-
spective governments of Spain, Italy
and the Ottoman Empire.
r an exsaBination Of claims against the
United States by tbe Hudson's Bay
company and Tie Puget's Sound Agri-
cultural company, on account Of GER
tain possess0ry rights in the state Of
Oregon nd territory Of Washington,
alleged by those companies in virtue of
provisions of the tresty between the
United States and Great Britain, of
June 18th, le4B, has been diligently
prosecuted under the direction Of the
Joint international commission to which
they we're subnitted for adjudication
by treaty between the two governments
July lsts 1853, and il is expected will
be esnelased atAan early day. No prac-
teal relation concerning colonial trade
and the fisheries can be accomplished by
treaty between the United States and
Great Britain until Congress shall have
expressed their judgment concerning
the Drirfe njaa ;nvolfad
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

l renew the recommendation contain
ed inimy communication TO Congress,
dated the 18th of July last, a. copy o.
which accompanies this message, that
the judgment of the people should be
taken on the proprity Of so amending
the Federal constitution that it shall
provide 5ss4
LIST. For an election of President and
Vice President by direct vote of the
people, instead of through the agency
Of electors, and making them ineligible
for re-election to 9 second term.
I'd. For distinct designation ot,the
person who shall discharge the duties
Of President in the event of a vacancy
in that Office by the death, resignation,
or removal of both President and Vice
President
81. For the election of Senators Of
the United States directly by the pee,
pie of the several states, instead of by
the Legislatures.
4th. For the limitation to a period OF
years of the terms of Federal Judges.
81 Profoundly impressed with the pro
priety Of making these important mod
ifestions IN the Constitution, I respect
fully submit them for early and mature
consideration Of Congress. We should
as far as possible remove all preteKt for
violations of theorganic law remedying
such imperfections as time and expert
ence may develop, ever remembering
that the Constitution, which at any
time exists until changed by explicit
and authentic act Of the whole people,
IS saeredly obligatory upon all.
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liberia, HOarseness, Sore Throat, ChiIls, Fever
and Ague, MercuriaI Pains, Scarlet Fever,
&c, &C.. take from four to six Of Railways
Pills and also take a teaspOonful Of tbs
Ready Relief in glass Of warm water, sweet
ened with sugar OF honey bathe the throat
head and chest with Ready Relief (if Agus
or Intermittent Fever, bathe the spine alsOs)
IN the morning Won will be cnrad.
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r. r. r.
.6I9Nhd
OUT OF
100

OF DEATHS, that annually
occur, are caused by Prevent
able Diseases, and the greater
portion of those complaints
would, if Railways Ready Re
lief or Pills, as the case may
require,) were administered
when pain or uneasiness or
slight sickness is experienced,
be exterminated from the sys-
tenn in a few hours. PAIN, no
matter from what cause, is
almost instantly cured by the
Ready Relief. . In cases Of Cho-
era, Diarrb Cramps S Spaa1s
Bilious GhOlie, ID he6 alIPaas,
Aches and Infrmities either in
the Stomach, Bowels, Bladder,
Kidneys, or the Joints, Muscles,
Legs, Arms, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Fever and Ague, Head
ache, ToOthache, &c, will IN q
FEW MINUTES yield to the
soothing influence of the Ready
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CORDIALiTT WITH FoREiGN NATIONS.
No important question has occurred dur
ing the last year in our accustomed cordial
and friendly intercourse with Costa Rica,
Guatemala, Honduras, San Salvador, France,
Aushil, Belgium, Switzerland, Portugal, the
Netherlands, Denmark, Sweden and Nor
way, Rome. Greece, Turkey, Persia, Egypt,
Liberia, Morocco, Tripoli, Tunis, M1scat
Siam, Borneo and Madagascar Cordial re-
lations have also been maintained with the
Argentine aud Oriental republics
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The convention created by a Treaty be-
tween The United Stats and Venezuela in
July, 1865, for the mutual adjustment Of
claims. has been held, and its decisions have
been received at the department Of state
The kerstoiore unfscognized government Of
the United States Of Venezuela has been sub
been instituted under circumstances which
promise durability, it has been formally re.
ooguized .l-fa
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E 81 ~t g
The attention Of the Senate aud Con
gress is again respectfully invited to the
treaty for the establishmentof CONNER
cial reciprocity with the Hawaiian king.
dom, entered into last year and already
ratified by the government. Ths att
tude Of the United States towards thes,
Islands is not very different from tha
in which they stand toward the Wes
Indies. 1t is known and felt by the
Hawaiian government and people that
their government and institutions arr
feeble and pFsesFioqs, and that th'
United States, being so near a neighbor
would Be unwilling to see the Islands
pass under foreign control, Their pros
perity il continually disturbed by ex
neetatiohs and alarms of unfriendly po-
litical proceedings, as well from tht
United States as from other foreign
powers A reciprocity treaty, while 1
Gould notmateriallY diminish the rev
enue of the United States would be q
guarantee Of the good will and forbear
ance Of our nations, until the people o
the Islands shall Of themselves, at nC
distant day, voluntarily apply for ad
mission into the Union.
VARIOUS TREATIES.
The Emperor of Russia has aceedeC
to the treaty negotiated here in January
last-for the security Ofr trade marks il
the eintsPSst Of manufacturers and com
merce. / have invited his attention K
the imp0tance Of establishing now
while It seems easy aid practicable,
fair and easy. regulation of the vast fish
eries belonging to the two nations il
waters of the Moth Pacific ocean.
The two trssties between the UbiteC
States and Italy for the regulation 0
consular power and the extradition 0
criminals, negotisted and ratified here
during the last session Of Congress
have been accepted and confirmed b,
the Italian government.
Aliberal consular convention, wl1iol
has been negotiated with Belgium, vii
be submitted to the Senate.
ePhe very important treaties whicl
were negotiated between the Unite,
States, North Germany and Bavaria
for the regulation Of the rights Of nat
urhlized citizens, have been duly rat
fel and exchanged, and similar treate
have been entered into with the king
doms of Belgium aud Wurtemburg, an
with the Grand Duchies of Baden AM
Hesse Darmstsdt. l hope soon to b
able to submit equally satisfactory con
Yentiots q the aams character now j
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q.
The correspondence herewith submitted
will be found painfully replete with accounts
u GBs ruin and WFetchedbess produced by
recent earthquakes Of unparalleled seve ity
in the republics Of Peru, Ecuador and Boli-
via. The dipomatic agency; and naval Of
ficers of the United States who were present
in those countries at the time Of these dis
asters, furnished all the relief 10 their power
% the sufferers, and were promptly reward.
ed pilh grateful and touehing aeknOwledg-
u,ent by the congress Of Peru. An appeal
70 The charity ofdHr fellow citizens has been
auswered BY much iberality. 10 this con-
nection submit an appeal which has been
made BY the Swiss republic, whose govern
,nont and institutions are kindred 10 our
own, IN behalf Of its Inhabitants who are suf-
foring extreme destit&tioa Predueed by're'
cent inundadeis. ..--5
Our MEXICAN REL1TIoss. if
Ourrelasions with Mexico during the year
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Negotiations are pending with aviewl to
the survey and CONSTRUCTION Of a ship c1nsl
Scross the Isthmus Of Durien, under the aus
pices Of the United States. 4 hope TO be
able to submit the results Of that Regotia-
tion to the senate during its present session.
The very liberal treaty which was entered
into last year by the United States and Mic
aragaa has been ratified BY the latter repub-
lie. Costa Rica with The earnestness Of a
sincerely friendly neighbor, solicits recip-
r1eity Of trade, which commend tothe con-
sico alton of Congress.
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Our relations during ths past year Eitb
Bolivia. Ecuador. Peru and Chill have be-
come especially friendly aud cordial Spain
and the republics Of Peru, Bolivia and Eour
ador have expressed their willingness 10 ae-
cept the meditation Of the United States Tor
terminating the war upon the South Pacific
eoast. Chill has not finally declared upon
the o1eston 10 the meantime the conflict
has praetically exhausted ITSELF since no bel
iicerept OF hostiis movement has been made
by either party during Sbe last Weyeals, and
there are no indications Of , present purpose
10 resume hostilities on either side. Great
Britain aud France have cordially seconded
our proposition OF meditation and do net
fOrego the hope that it may soon be sccepted
by all The beiligerents aud lead 70 secure
establishment Of pesce and friendly relations
between the Spanish and American repOb-
lies Of the Pacific and Spain, a result which
would be attended with common benefts to
the belligerents and much advantage TO all
commercial nations ] communicate for the
consideration Of Congress correspondence
which shows that the Bolivian republic hes
established the sxrsnely liberal principle Of
receiving into is citizenship any citizen Of
the United States, orsof any. other Of the
American ropnbEos, ePgR the sensible con-
dition Of voluntary feg;stry.
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have been marked by an increasing graWth
Of mutual eonfdenoe.l The Mexican govern
ment has not yet scied Hponsthe three treat es
celebrated here last summer for establishing
She right Of naturalized citizens upon a lib
eral basis; lor regulating consular powers
aud for dc adjustment Of mutual claims.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

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AGENTS FOR THE REPURL4CAN.

liz
In the Country Parishes of Louisiana.
Observation-Disclosures, P. +. Vslfroit Tu'
reRnx Postoffice-Miiton Morris.
Assumption Napoleonvine-O. H. Hempstead-
hyoysIIee~ Evergreen--tIeneral Henry W. Fuller.
Bienvine-- RinRgold-M II. Twitchell.
Booster Banton-John Pearce -
Csddo-ShrevePort- Benjamin MeLeran-o. u
Antoine.
Caldwell-Ccpenhagen B. EdEeWorth
Oarroll-Lake Providence-George O. Benhem
Homer-W R Meadews
GOnoordi@.v idalis-A. 3 Harris
East Baton Rouge-Baton Rouge-Louis FRANCOIS
East ' Fes,ci ii -oHnton-Richard Lewis.
iberviiie-ssyou Gouia-P. G. observation-disclosures.
'. JSekson"v Yer le W. ferguson.
Jefferson rrolton-R g. Gardiner
Lafayette rmillionville-Fortune RiArd.
Lafourche--Thibodaux-D II. Reese-Wiiliam
Livingston Ponohatoula.-Clark White.
MoFehouse- Sastrop, Y Buckingham. -
Plaquemines-BOn Sejour-D A. Tnibaut-Buras
sestisneHtnw A sraIsFd Bopnefo
Rap,des-Alexandria-Ca A. j. sypher-Geo'
Sabine-Manny-Dr j. B. Lewis.
St Charles-Peter Harper.
St He!ens-Amte QtyWiiISmn, nBSsr6od-Cap
81 IsndTy-opeiousas Vidal, August Do
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-03

BALE RoPB-we quote 9@slc v h for
machine,
INDIA BAeeMe-The market is firm at
26S254c q yard in bales, sn.5sa 2s@2S3c in
rolls.
STAR cANDLEs-leJ boxes IL OF sold to-day
at lsc % fb.
FREIGHTa-There is no changeto note in
the market. There is ample foreign tonnage
to accommodate all the freight offering.
Coastwise steamers get full cergoes, though
not entirely of preferred freights, while by
sail there is still nothing doing. The rates
for cotton are little better than nominal,
as so few shipments are now being made.
We quote by steam cotton to Liverpool l6d !;
to New York &c; to Boston and.Philade phia
lc y tb; tobacco to New York So % hid;
flour to New York 75c; to Boston 973c % Dbl;
pork and beef to Northern ports 81 rs "
Dbl; beef in tierces to New York 81 so; corn
to New York and Boston zoe - bushel;
wheat to Liverpool 10912d; corn to Liver
pool I'D.
Extract from the Annual Coffee State
menG of Messrs [ mail g. Co., Of this
BAGS.
Total imports of Rio coffee from July
l, 1867, to July l, 1868. .......,.,.ll3 ,5l9
Imports from July !, 1866, to July l,
1867. Observation-Disclosures. 81, 49l
Increase this year. 81, O28
Stock in first hands July l,ls67, ..... none
Stock in first hands July /, 1868. ...,. D.l32
Monthly Receipts and Sales at this Port
during the past Year: