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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
Arabian Mode for Tanning Horses.


The following is said to be the Arabian
mode and is the same. as has been sold
through The country at from SIT S. The
horse castor is wart or excresenee which
grows Oh every horse fOfe-legs and gener.
ally on the hind legs. 1t has a peculiar,
rank musty smell, and is easily pulled of.
The ammouicsl efiuvia of the horse seems
peculiarly to concentrate in this part, and
its lesI strong od0r has . ferg great attrsc-
tiO0 Rf al animals q especially canine, and
the horse himself.
For the oil of cumin, The horse has an in
stiDctiVe passion-both are original natives
of Arabia and when the horse scents the
OdOr. hSh instipetivsly drawn towards it.
Tie Of of fhodium possesses peculisr
properties. All animals seem to cherish
fOndness for it. and it exercises kind Of
su6duing influence over them.
The directions given for tanning horses aTs
as follows:
Procure some horse castor and CRATE fine.
Also get some oil Of rhOdium and oil OF
cqmin, aud keep the three separate in air
tight bottles
Ruba little of the oil of cumin upon
your hands, and approach the horse on the
windRsrd2 side 50 that be can smell the
cumin. The horse will let you come up to
him without sny.trouble.
Immediately rub your hand gently on the
hlrse's nose, getting little of the oil on it
You can then lead him anywhere.
Gi4e him q Hstle of the castor on a piece
of loaf sugar apple or potato. aaT
Put nine drops of the oil Of rhodium into
lady's silver thimble between the thumb
and middle finger Of your right hand, with
the fore finger stopping the thimble, to pre-
vent the oil from running out whilst you are
opening the mouth of the horse.
As soon as you have opened the horses
mouth, tip the thimble over upon his tongue,
and he is your servant. BE viii follow you
like pet dog. SO ~ u
Ride Iearlessly and promptly, with your
knees pressed to the horses side, and your
toes turned in and heels out; then you will
he slEuyson4the aiert from shy OF sheer
fromsthe horse and he can never throw YOU.
Then, if you want to teach him to lie
dOYp, stand on his right or left side; have
a couple sf leather straps, about six feet
long, string up-his left leg with one Of them
round his neck; strap the other end of j.
over his shoulders; hold it in your hand and
when you re ready tell him to lie down at
the same tine gently, firmly steadily pull
ing on the strap, touching him lightly on
the knee with switch. The horse viii. i'm
medistely lie down. Do this a few tines
and yeu can make him lie down without
the straps.
He is now your pupil and your friend.
Yon can teach him anything only be kind
to him, be gentle. Love him and he viii
love you. Feed him before you do your
self, shelter him well, groom hin yourself,
keep him clean, sand at night alwhys give
him good bed at least foot deep.
In the winter season, don't let him stand
out a Iohg time in the cold. without shelter
or covering; for remember that abe horse is
nstiyeof a warm climate, and in many re-
sPects, his constitution is as tender as
roS1fe "a .,,o,-s.1,,, CJoeL. T,,,-.,oJ
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

KKRosEEE FOR CUCUMBER BUGs.=-J. Fink,
BaldwinsYille, N. Y, informs us that swarms
Of cucumber bugs having attacked his vines,
he mOistened some cotton with common kerr
oseneand laid it thinly and loosely over
the hills. The result was, some of the ras-
Gals were killed and the rest left for better
pickings. The plants were not injured by
the kerosene as it did not come in direct
contact with them.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10


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"a For larger clubs the value increases in the
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= Catalogue Of Goods and Sample sent to .ny ad.
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Address all orders to ,ei'eH
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

The Marietta Register says the old Rhode
Island greeniDg, on Jonas MasOn's farm.
Adams township, that county, is seventy
three years old, trunk over ten feet in cir
cdmfeFence, branches spread thirty yards in
diameter, and Il bore last year fiteen. barrels
Of spples, many Of them measuring thirteen
inches ID circumference each
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

Au Euglishnan had curiosity to watch a
pair Of birds when feeding their young, for
one hour. Theylwent and returned coutin-
uslly. bringing caterpillar each time,
They brought g. the rate Of sOe per day,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
5TobaccosAntidote..

Warranted to remove all desire for Tobacco. This
great remedyfs an excellent appetiser. 1t purifea
the blood inyigorates the system, possesses great
nourshing and -strenthening power, enables the
freshing, and establishes robust health. Smokers
and ehewers of fifty years cured. Price so cents, post
free A treatise on the injurious Effects Of Tobacco,
with lists ofreferences, testmonisls &C., sent ree,
city, New jersey ~
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
TIE JOURNAL.

ID J0UR RN AL.
THn TwoI WoAK1Rs.
Two workers in a field.
Toiled on from day to day,
Both had the same hard labor.
Both had the same small pay;
VITA the same Blue ny above.
The same green grass below,
One soul was full Of love,
And one was fell Of woe.
One leaped up with the light,
With the soaring of the laIR
nR Elt1t Sger pigKt
For his soul was ever dark.
One heart was hard as stone,
One heart wssever gay;
One worked with many grOanl
ooe Whistled all the day.
One had fower-elad cot
Beside a merry rill, . ; =
Wife aud children near 1ha spot,
Made it sweeter still.
One wretehed hovel had,
I Fallof aisc6rd. dirt and din
No wonder he seemed mad
Wife aud children starved within,
Still they worked in that same field,
Toiled on from day to day,
Both had the same bard labor,
? Both had thssams spall Pzy- r.
But they FOrEedn not With one Rill
The reason let me tell:
Lol the one drank at the still,
The other at the well.
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nampaign Medals, Pins. Samples by mail
v 90e. S. s. Barrie & Co., ManUf'rs 255 Pearl st,
New York.
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A5rirnItnraI ar0 91rartiraI


Toll swings the ak, and forests bow,
The fields break out in radiant bloom;
fRich hafvests smile behind the plow,
And CITIES cluster round the loom.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

The above list of makers, all new, and added to
several pther mafes usually IN store, are acknow-
ledged to be the largest assortment held by any
other House in the Union. Placing Cleveland first,
in facilities for the Piano trade.
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4 DDRFss no THRNERTOUS AMI DF.

B. Dillon Son, S. BaekisDd L sOn;and By c. R.
NeCulloch, Fremont, o., and BY druggists and deal
srs In medicine everywhere. 37yltW.
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Common shape, as good as the best. The RED
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New Embellishments.
SEA BATHING .
.CONFINENTAL HOTEL. LONG BRhNGH. n. ].


ONL-TW0 HOURS from New York, three from
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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10
MELODE0NS & ORGANS.
Plan OF TRADE FOR 1893.

Our Great Western Depot at Cleveland isdeGgned
to comprise the largest assortment of Pianos, Melo-
deons Organs, &C., to be found in the United States.
Having now on rhand Planes from the following
mRkars. in alpabeticl orders
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-07-10

VEGETABLE AMBR0SIA
Is THE MIRACLE OF THE AGE!

Gray-Headed People have then
lockS restored by it to the dark, lust1ouS
IizEeIss ssrsssss of youth, and are happy!
Young People, with light, faded orrsd Hair,
have these questionable colors changed "a
!. I.beautiful auburn, and rejoice!
People whose heads are covered with
DdHdYnF and HHmoTS, use it, and havt
:lean coats and clear and healthy scalps
BaId-Headed Veterans have
heir remaining locks frightened, and ths
bare spots covered with luxuTiant growth
II Hair, and dance for joy! If- a~
Young Gentlemen use it because It i
HcLly perfumed!
Young Ladies use it because it keep
heir Hair in placel
Everybody must and sVi1 use it, because
i is the elsansst and best article in ths
market!
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21
Sons of e

On Saturday the 22nd Of this month,
Wtshington'S birth day, the Sons OF Tenn
vefahct Of this place, will give a public de-
roSns,ration In one of our churches. Sever
al speeches viii Be made Upon the occasion.
The great majority of the young men OF our
town have enlisted under the temperance
hammer, and almost every Friday night more
converts are initiated into the sublime mys-
teries of the order. But very few OF our
aged men, we are sorry to state, take nm in
terest in the good work of Temperance. We
hope that these aged men, who by tReirPre8-
ence would cheer the young men, will at
once become members ofthi5 order, and thus
evince by their actions, that they are in favor
of destroying the demon of evefy evil.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1868-02-21
circuit Court, Greeneville.

This Judieiel body; has been in session in
GreeneviIle since last Monday week, His
Honor E. E. G%illenwaters on the bench. The
criminal docket was continhed, it being
agreed by all of the bar that the Court had
no jurisdiction over this CLASH Of eaaes, on
account of a special court being established
for theft trial. We were pleased to note the
digniaed manner in which Judge Gillenwa-
tiers pFtsides, enforcing the s%trictest order
and decorum, and disposing of business with
the uth1ost dispatch. The Judge is entitled
To the credit of all iioTNtioH In legal bodies,
( worthy of imitation. That assemblsge, what
ever De its character or the cause Of convo-
catioH; that does not beseech the direction
and guidance of Heaven, is apt to 81 Hstray.
Prayer is proper and necessary at all times
and places, even III the lowest cesspools OF
i~niquity and vice, and much more is il appro-
pirate in the halls of justice, where the diff
~ferences between man and man are adjudica-
ted, and their wrongs redressed and rights
yindicated. We are Of the opinion that the
Judge has established a most excellent pre-
eedent; and one that ought to be Inflated,
whilst there is a temple Of Justice In our
land.
We avaiIed %oarseif OF the rendered hOsPitali-
ties of the sanctum of~tbe NsO Era, and
found its noble hearted and patriotic editor,
Col. Galbraith Welding his quill with deter
mined 4igor. tie is a Radical after the order
of Thad. Stevens, and is labOring Sealously
and effectively for the cause of his party IN
old Greene. He has the mantiness and cour-
age to stand up in the very atmosphere OF
Andy johnsdn's home and combat the Odious
and baneful hers5isg Of tho arch-traitor.
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Tho Show.

Gen, Tom Thumb and Lady Nail have come
and gone. Many a half dollar babe farewell
to now pennt1ess pockets for a sight 81 these
diminutlve specimens Of the AdSmite race.
We for one are none the worse Of, ia ahhan:
cial view, buthaying an anxiety to nee, who
Of our citizens would lend q, helping hand to
tom, posted oursclf at an eligible point Of
observation near the entrance Ofsthe exbibi-
ting room. Here Gemsss the living boiaterous
tide Acknowledgements Beautiful and well
dressed m%aidens, the gay; foppish and poma-
tuned young gentry, bachelors, lawyers, doc
tors, merchants, colored ladies and gentle
men, and ragged urchins of all sizes and
colors mixing in the general hubbub, and
forgetting in the RUSH to see the wonders of
the stage, all about the mighty differences
between the Catcassian and the African, and
the low and high grades Of the white color;
We saw citizens elbowing their way for en-
trance, who, we believe, had not one meal
in advance, men who ask credit at the stores
|IOT u pOuHu VI UuCOH UT COueN-meu hiu uOJs
who live in abject want, and go clad in mere
pretences of clothing.
/ We have no objection to those Batf6ni2lng
such exhibitions, who are able to afford it,
but we say emphaticaliy that those %hd live
from hand to mouth have no business
whatever at such places, forfeit all claims to
charity and indulgence and ought to starvs,
if the worst comes to the worst. We also
saw persons there, who wouldn't give a red
to a blind beggar, or to buy q tract or bible
for the perishing heather, who shut their
eyes in pretended slumber, when the money
big of the Lord passes round, and are press
ed to bankruptcy almost, when asked to pay
an honest debt. we do not mean to reflect
upon all indiscriminstely, but only upon
those classes we have enumerated. We hope
no oaS viii feel agrieved to the "Rghting
point" if so, the editor is in town.
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th instant at the residence Of Col.
NJ. l.. Patterson, at Knoxville, Tennessee, by
DR.. Thos. H. Pearne, Major JoHN L. MURPH4,
of the law firm of Hall, Aiken aud Murphy,
TO Miss VIOLA SLEMoNs of Paris liiitois
We tender our friends, who have embarked
for the voyage of life with clasPed hands
and united hearts, the most sincere and hear
ty congratulations. Cloudless skies, wave
less waters and propitious stars be thine,
Angels guide thy bark and Heaven be its
haven.
On the 18th instant by Rev. ". Y. Nof-
singer, Mr.. PrEksAsr wiTTs Of MorristoTn,
to Miss JULIA A. NoRTHIEoTos, of Washing
ton County.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

.M af.
IEP We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of WALTER r. EVANS,
Of Claiborne County, as a candidate for
Judge of the LIST Criminal Circuit Of Tenu:
nag We are authorized and requested to
~announre tie hatie. Of. NJ. P. B0RElNG as a
candidate ibr Sherilf.of Washington County,
at the enseing March electioh.F
ftp We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of S. E. GRIFFITH as q
candidate for Sheriff Of Washington County
at the ensuing March election, subject to q
general Ubhyention of the Radical party.
lCP We are Authorized and requested to
announce the Eame Of Capt. GEORGE Nc
PETERSON as a candidate for trustee OF
Washington County at the ehs1ing March
election.
lEP We are sathogiGsd and requested to
candidate for Trustee of WASH ington County
at the ensuing March electioh.
/ lEP We are authorized and requested to
~nounc the name If DR.. NJ. s. MAH0NEY
as a candidate for Register of Washihgtoh
OOuhNJ ~ sAO OuoASAn5 NoASh SANNtASA I'D
tCFs We are authorized and requested TO
announce the name OWN. F. PAYNE, as a
candidate for the Office of Register for Wash
ington County at the ensuing March election.
B6- We are authorized and requested to
announce the name, of JAMES II. KEYES, as
a candidate For Register OF, Washington
County, at the ensuing March election.
B4T We are authorized and requested to
announce the name of ~. YEAGER for
re election to the office Of Revenue Collector,
for Washington County at the enStiag March
election.
i We are Authorized add ss8desteu to
announce the name Of LIT, ISAAC A. BRAINS
COMB; Rs L candidate for Revenue Collector
of Washington COUNTY, dt the ehsHing
March election:
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Th,o I,adv,s Friend for March.

diamonds or Hsarts a Halloween Mystery Is
fhe attractive title Of the beautiful steel engraving
whieh Iaads Of this number Of tho F" Queen OF the
Monthllea.n Thfs engraving i~llustrAies a story By Il
eannr d. nohRslly, which all viii want to. read. Tho
Fashion Plate Is as usual engraved on steel and COLI
another snxraving called After ths Storm and nu,
morous enis Of ohildrohis fsAbiopse bonneth eoi1ures,
mmtiss, &C., &c. The music for fats uumbar Is Tho
welcome Galsp.n Among the literary meter'Te note
Tir.t Theft and the Lut." "a Dead Mans huls,''
by Niss Present.; 9Def Courcy's Reply, y BY Ehn.
b,she; aIudga and Mn. StnfteyshtH ~ Innces
fDtsiiiufon y "Wax 'TloWersf and How 10
tftks Thsm.r aThe Tashionsr FRsesipts, . &c.
Prize iuith sngravingl s2.5O a year, FouL copies 9th
one sngrsvingi 500. One copy Of Iady's Friend and
one Of that popular weekly The saturday Evening
Post land one eugrayingl' sl.Ol. AddreS Deacon y
Peterson, $40 walnut Street. .PhilAdelPhA sample
copies, IS cents Ut IS ~.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eay- This istruly the "age of progresa,"
and the American people are, beyond doubt,
far ahead Of all others. This is CLEARLY DEM
onstrated by the Sewing Machine which is,
strictly speaking, an American invention.
In this branch of Manufacture the EMPIRE
SEWING MACHINE CO., Office GIG Broad
way, New York City, stands Tte-eminent,
Their "Improved Manufacturing Machine"
has no rival. tits built on sound mechani-
cal principles-iS simple in construction
easily understood, and not liable to get out
of order.
It's sewing qualities, particularly on cloth
and leather, cannot be equaled and as such
we recommend II to our friends and the pub
lie generally. b. 8. NJ. Go.
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