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The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
MisGeIIanRoas SeleGtiuns.
How One Little Girl Took
Care of Herself.
From the Congregationalist.

s0h dear! l wish l did not have to
mind mother. Think she is real mean,
anyhow. l guess when 1 grow up and
have little girl, I'll let her do as she
pleases; and if she wants to go out to
play after school, 1 won't make her come
straight home
So said a little girl as she walked
slowly along, one pleasant spring morn
ing. feeling very much abused, because
kind mother had decided that it was
not safe for child, who had Just re-
covered from a fever, to play in the
brook that afternoon.
And at home, that same kind mother,
thinking over the scenes of the morn
ling, said to herself, Il wonder if it
would have been safe for Lizzie to play
in the water. Twas sorry to disappoint
her, but was so afraid she would get
cold. l guess, tomorrow, will give
her permission to do just as she pleases
in every particular, and let her see if
shei is as happy as she thinks she will be.
So at night when Lizzie came home
and began to say fretfully, q know 1
would not have caught cold playing in
the brook; her mother interrupted her
and said:
'Lizzie, tomorrow you may do Just
as you please in everything
do you really mean it mammal ex-
claimed the little girl jOyfully.
Certainly, my dear
20, won't have a nice time? How
wish it was tomorrow now 7
The next morning directly after
breakfast Lizzie said, Now mamma, ]
don't believe I will go to school to-day,
would your
just as you please, my DEAR said
her mother.
well, 1 guess I won't; but what had
l better do to amuse myselfF
Anything you choose, my child
you know to-day you are to do just
what you please
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Which is correet-learning by heart,
or learning by art2 The former is the
usual expression; but it is by no means
clear that 1t conveys the intended
meaning. He who impresses words or
sentences or aught else upon his brain
by rote, as it is called, uses some ac-
quired or instructive trick of muemonics
for the purpose. SchOolboys, actors,
singers, and their likes, have various
.artifees for committing matters to mem
DRY, and their learning is by art, the
heart has nothing to do with it. If
learning by heart means anything at
all, 1t certainly signifies a principle the
very opposite of that it is used to
designate-the profound requirement
of knowledge, the understanding of
facts and experiences without regard to
the symbols by which they are present
ed to the mind,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Some of the citizens of Wheeling
recently employed travelling genius to
clean their piano strings of rust At
ter he had left they discovered that he
had used oil upon the strings, to the
serious injury of their tone. He rep
resented himself as the agent of a well
known Pittsburg house, and as he is
supposed to be travelling about the
country, his victims have made publica-
tion of their misfortunes at his hands,
that others owning pianos may not
incur the risk Of having them ruined.
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HoOTand's German Bitters
ROonand's German Tonic

Is ssnbiaafb0n qT "a The iHeredieEs Of De BitteTs
a5fR PunE SVaia CF'as RllFa, Orange, ETC. u q Hsed
I,y, iieAalie siE4uis e required Fou ota bear n
wind hai Gsss rrmedisS entirely different from
nv sr1 s9rrrssd oT AS Of De dfseasss NAMED,
~ - befpq scSRtfr rT'frarattnat q "edte1Hd cSTaet
7gTa Ths TONIC Is decidedly Of ate most Pled-
ss.I aud a0Treabb rfuediss offered TO 1e public
ia flsis u sgqpisfG Is lcdsuTe 70 take q tgase ~
Ff,,,.o s4AiIaraiiRg and medicinal qBalitisi kaaS
.asSed 4 . b ksOaSa az Be gTeatca q "a OateA
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

The following snecdote of President
Lincoln is characteristic A Mrs. NJ. of
this city, once called on him in Wash
iDgtOn to introduce a young lady who
had been instrumental in Transporting
the United States mails through rebel
territory during the war; The lady
was rather small, and when Mrs. M
introduced her to Mr.. Lincoln as ''the
young lady who carried the mails
across the Potomac at Winchester" he
half took her up in his arms with the
laughing remark, carried the males,
did she, but who carried the females %
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

viii Hamilton, the half-wit Of Ayr,
was hanging about the vicinity of
lOch which was partially frozsn. Three
young ladies were deliberating as to
whether they should venture upon the
lakes surface, and one of them suggest
ed that VIII should be asked to walk
on it first Though Pm daft, Tn no
i'll bred" quickly responded Will;
.after YOU leddies.n
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

General Faircbild, now Governor of
Wisconsin, who gained in battle an
empty left sleeve, recently presented to
General Stannard, of Burlington, who
wears an empty right sleeve on the
same account a half dozen pairs Of odd
dress gloves.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

Swearing on the Bible was first intro
duced into Judicial proceedings by the
Saxons, about a. D. 900. 1t was cali
ed corporal oath, because the witness
touched with his hand some part Of the
Holy Scriptures.
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RTNDTo AL.
JIM COREY, MD.
n ? PnSW0PTH ND

physician AND SURGEON. omcA uP-stairs
5gvsr Iesher's Hat end Cap Store, next door 70
Bhaw's Dental Office,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
DEBILITY.

Thsrs q no medicine equal 70 HOehaHds Se1MaH
BiHsTs Tonic IN coses Q Dcoltay.
They fMPaTt d tone AaHd vigor 70 the t0hote
Iysism, strengthen Ae ,Gppe,tt., odU,'
mach 10 digea Il purify hc blood, giUe good SOUND,
healthy oolPlerioE, eradicate e yclot1 hHgs from ne
sye fEpaT doom % he cheeks, and change dle Patie't
from Shortbreathed, em0eGted, t5eok, and NERVOUS
iAeaIid to fHii. facad Siott and vigorous PeTsoH
Weak and Delicate Children are
Tonic. In TACT, they are Family med1"
cInPa, They can be administered with
old. she nlONi delicate female, or a man
OF Ninety
Tkr.e Rou,s5i,s arr he Bsd
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IW FAILING. N. D.

DHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Ofice-No. 4, up
stairs, Fabing & Helms Block, State Street;
FREMONT.
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Business Directory.
Legal.
J. r.. BARTLETT.

A TTOENEEs AT Law, FHnK0EE OH14.
a J. n. Lsmmon VIII BE- at tie FrOapat onos
sn THURSDAY Of each week. 1-E.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

A TToRNEYs & COUNsRLLoRs AT Law,
"a and Solicitors IN Chancery; win attend y pro-
fssionaf buriness In Sandusky and adjoining 61un-
ties. 7Ofice, second story, Buckland's New Block
FREMONT.
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7RORNHY AND ooUEslLIN1 Al Raw,
"a. oIhee oTOr D. GArvin & o0.'a et1R eWE e
Ervot and On0qhan EtrsltE,
FREMONT, Q.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06
BLOOD Purifiers

euCT luoiBa end i7iU eiTt all diseases TeSutHg IRON
60d blood xesp yolT - blood pure; keep your
! Lfrer " ordCT; krcp your digestive organs
| Il a soufGd Aediaiy UeoRdtioz, ~ ne ~
ef 4ssse reledies and no disedSs t0ta
dssa7 yoH Tc bcs ne country TeeOAgeHd
ReM. U yegyJ q hoHea rePEtatiOR 90 JoT anyEA'H9
VoS mas nv o.sss preparations.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

The Rabbi Nathan, two-seore years and ten,
Walked blameless through the evil world,
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

lolhabsla lirattidilg Id Eat uh Qurtally.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1868-11-06

A Fqo4NEKs AND DOoUE6HLOEsk AT law,
a WI attend 10 Legal BusinO4 - 6s0daakY ele
SdioininQ eOtnti0s. Partsolae ateantiOn paid q
shs collection 6f Clnims. SOLDIER BaeR PAY, bCEa
and Pensions claims promptly attended u. ones
corner Room, upstairs, TyleT's Block,
FREMONT, o.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-02-12
Great Pre- En- u EN- y
HOWE SEWING MACHINE.
Premium for New Subscriber,

We have made sp,ci,l contract with the Hove Sewn
Machine Cumpa TO rnish their world
rennMn ed mAcnine
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perkinsville people are moving for branch
railroad 10 Gassetts Station on the Rutland road.
Thee thousand dollars have been raised TO erect
Free Will Baptist church in the village Of North
Dmville.
Woor.--Mr Finney Of Troy, has bought in
Castleton in the last ten days, eighty thousand
pounds Of wool. paving from thirty to forty cents
per mound Mr. WIN. Batchelder has stored and
on sae in the old Langdon store 4O,OOO pounds.
Man, of the farmers have two or three years clips
still on hand One man has nine wears stock In
his store rooms, for which he was offered three or
iour years ago over one dollar pound for what
he then had. lie has probably some twelve or
fifteen thousand pounds to dispose Of
Rev Laban CLARK is now the senior member Of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in America. He
Is about ninety years Of age, having been sixty
seven years in the ministry. He commenced
preaching on what was called the Brandon circuit
which includes the whole Of Rutland county, Yer
mont.
A man named Leslie Myers, Of waterbury
having been forcibly elected from grocery while
tinsv eolleeted A band of his friends and returned
with the intention Of cleaning il OUT They
p;,ched ;uto the rroceryman, and a general fight
ensued A. the close Of which Myers was nearly
Killed And his comrades severely injured 10y com
ing in contact with the stove, over which the bar
keeper sent them promiscuously.
"A child OF willow Royal itoughion OF hfaltOu
was attacked in November last with what was at
first supposed to be a cold. Soon one Of its eyes
became nnamed. and finally run out Il after
wards became blind in the other other eye and
was also supposed TO be deaf. For some weeks
not a sound hardly escaped its lips. There was a
continual spasmodc movement of its hands towards
It's face, and otherwise but little signs OF life. On
Saturday Jan. %, it died. The doctors are puz-
zled.
Elan Boyd Of Wilmington was found in the
highway leading from jacksonville toWilmington,
on FRIDAY nighi, Jan. q, in state Of intoNca-
ton, and picked up and carried to MIR.
Graves, in the south part OF the town of Whining
ton and cared for ill he became sober. His feet
aud hands were frosen, and he probably would
have persisted II he had not been found and cared
for. So much for ram
Ina s. BL,snltL Esq. of Cambridge Parl,
Davis and Willard Harrington, ESD, Of St. AL
bans john NJ Ilawrican, Esq. Of North Hero,
and Jed. r. ladd. Esq Of Alburgh Springs we're
admitted 60 practice in the Supreme Court, at its
recent term ia Franklin county.
The dwelling house Of Hayden II. Tracey, of
Sheliou. va. burned together with It's contents
about o'clock on the morning Of the 3lst uIt.
The inmates had barely time 90 escape with their
night clothes. Loss some $1,000. aud no insur-
ance.
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~ T,iesspt m Heiiaa'i Joa-aail
VDSTDN CATTLE MARKET.


b. tl, week ,alns ra,,i,,, feoruarl ID. lsss
Anorrtof -r1l1 At NAakEr;-
tur suesp. shoies Pat Hogs Calves.
55 ssss "a sro 6 =
feisns 'f C,tti.-Est,a st ami heavy Do m'ul osrn.
saai -, h - hs, talsT ala e'f >, fea choice
a. besf Bandy s.,eri Ola 81
WIN Or calves may b. agreed fsrroW ami ordinary
s,sr.sr ,ias. solasoi oyears old, 90 90 % CO.
shsrPspi .snl,--ias e ie2tra IA es. per 10. on
she,ss hor.e. o. cis retail, o. cts per b. fst
hees,sp 400 ucis-p pr %. -pug f'ss'
hiass- Br hon 100 a 10 csi Country lots, ~ cts.
Tallos-s y ae,..P-rlb Country let,. 7s1la
Prlta. h vol on,sl % 80 Country lots, O.! 70
his w-st a., than th.u 800 les tan -t
sssk From Name v. ana a sooa, one ~ as many AS
az and ny s sti DE- the say detained BY hsd
ON ~ 'h.r. 'uppy htsql'cs-nra thr armana' A,1 l!
srthAels,t ek, Witch hard one for dtu'rr stu
Be rseept. Of rez beef tn machinery OF trade
eef 10 ~. shape isrle ava Che bat vii noi
nont ~ muoH "a arc hiug Nu' extra ga tud pr 80
mg NJ Oyer l'e ala ~ gl oA5n al IT, 60 y '-4'
~ Brady old sxoKen AZ l3 std ~" sag AZ Z, per d.
Ia csspsl .i aas par, iso awe sr isi54 logr
houEht 10 -f o. oxen al ldl g. iud l"ur % l'o-e""s
There AZ tao $50 Western shscp,A number that makes
le hrcie -hoft pie ust Geo urs 90 u'c h1i
iass eolt thrp uosras SCOT sheep %; lbs rac 90 one nay
~ Wek MY fut wo. hscp l0a lns each 40 e
his oi from the sane hrrri hioueh 30 iat vesk. 81" w.
ware soi 81 o. ~ N-and ~ III, head $50 sso g.
20. VIII much nl-sa lsiaci tAir - ~ VIZ nlLg
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HAIR DYE.
oW BRANDRETH's PINS CURE.
DR. =. l. TOBIAS
PULMONIC LIFE SYRUP,

INoipiENr CONSUMPTION, COUGHS, COLDS GROUP
Ashmas Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia and General Debni-
~ Fer several years have been urged by Kind friends, who
ave used AM been benehed BY Life syrup, to put up
but few know the large expense now that the
ouptfy "a Hooded with Patent Medicines which attend the
a"'s For years past vas reluctant to do So capital
tqtrtd would be large, and did not wish TO cuai the one
auons ofmy Venein Luinent business. But thanks TO the
HnefVus public, who have appreciated Venetian Lne
am nov abe So without any detriment my large
urnesf IN dat medicine. The foundation o. At
npne TO ndiug the manufacture Of every drop myself
"a shall o. the same 10 regard my Pumonlc Lite syrup,
no lnssdhus are perfectly harmless but act on the Lungs
nd Liver vito astonishing Price Depot, No.
oVo'sna' si'evi New York. Jersey City Ferry sold
hs pfu9Sisls AID Store keepers. oy.03l&w
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R- IN. r.

The highest praises rmauauf from people n an parts Of
ts World that have derived htr, Do th- ufg Of
hEMEIiEs, proves th.r e u icucr, There pain
disease mal1tnt sft il its d.strlction
Of uf hut that tte krtrT kGtlf si stop thc pain and
rest progress h4s beard of &C. 90 not tined &C.
tt aho have used Do, ~ cs rive trial few
will prove of stoprug pain. Read che f1l
ioeF l-er Any person uhtu4 ia .tiuutst write
20 s Consul Nl For sori not uiii
pay Huudred Dollars: ur sdwsys Almanac for t63
Pa,Haoma Spitas NJ Blood DR.aH BrelMss Ca-sa Ron
dsflat Laffs iH ne Imperial Ndil9aqt taafd
nf fis Brathaa demg.
RIo ~ JlsHtao June 10, isd6
MEssBs. RAYMuEn0 G. Lars BE0s--
L. h. neatly eight mat have suffered
and have bad te but could not
be- rnr.d in the hospital 05 dave and an shot fimr
uieOl sre1g that clul not ~ any net
m mind aud Hf trl. iIr'uuttHlff Was
hy friend Rtu recommended Dr.. Railway co.'s pr,pa-
rltilus.
Ar taking the ar dose OF Relief and eater clu breathe
uiu ctss. aud al mT ptils liDIlshuF continued
~ Railway Pills every ui Pee and tf pI1u-
Col of Dc, aud runnus chest sui .urHst
With h si tlauA God, fsUi eIsttf prrfact vi o. only
Doe as 90 Relief tul th0-e boxes OF fla lYur
that authors Il said preparations have Ions and
IrH par.u. lIle.
9IilO dlw. Joss ult6 hAaQuEsi 100 ffaucha street.
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Earnings Of the Company.

At present, the profits Of the Company are derived
only from its local traffic but this is already much
than sufficient pay the interest on all the Bonds the
Company CAR issue il not another mile were but II
is not doubted that when the road is completed the
through usie Of the only line connecting the Atlantic
and Pacific will be large yond precedent, and,
IS % re will be no competition, it always be done at
profitable rates
1t will be noticed hat the Union Pacific Railroad, is
in fact Government cork, built under 'he supervision
Of Government officers aud 70 large extent with Gov
trum. Mt money and that its Bonds issued under
Government direction. II Is believed that similar
security is c,refulI guarded, and certainly other
is based upon larger more valuable property. As
the Companjs
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Louisa HutIbach's Historical Novels.
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This decidedly thu hestan labor saving IN
the world 10 b. mace prncipt, and
give entirc satstactOn, Onu pound ~ h vail AZ
thrive NJ any other family Cloths need no boiling, very
little hand rubbing, w1shhoard required. over
dred thousand families are nov using Be-
For sale ny dealers every Nhrre.
Manufactured iniy by
MckEONE, VAN HAGEN Co,
s8C9sop Phlladt pha and New York
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no CONSuMPrINEs.

Tho REv EDWARD A. WILSON will send tree Of charqe)
70 AZ vha dte ~ the prescription with the directions for
maxi and using the simple remedy BY which he cured
Of lung affection and that dread disease Consumption His
only object Is 70 benefit the a and he hopes
ri Try his prescription, viii op1tthrm nothing and
prove blessing. Please Adde'S
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
6His No. 1866 South second ST. William sburs New York.
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GRAND LINE to the PACIFIC
WILL, BE COMPLETED IN 1870.
Hunted STATES BONDS,

Having thirty years 70 run. and bearing ak per cent.
currency interest the rs'e Of $1,000 per mile for 57
miles the Plains then at the rate Of $4,000 per
mile for 49, miles through the Rocky Mountains; then
the rate $50 0O1 per mile for The remaining distance,
Tor wh.h the United States takesA second lien as Sc
curty. The interest th'se Bonds is paid BY tho
United States government which also pays the Company
onc-haf Of tbe q ne bills ia money for
porting It's freight troops. mails, &C. The remaining
half 4 these bills placed TO the Companys credit, and
forms a sinking fund which may finally discharge the
l - IL Il l.. H..
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Either Of re Noreh se free BY mail 70 any addres
on Tecetpt VI P,see. JAn.2J d&w,mo.
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nL STnRE YnlIR NlGnIl

spECTArtgs Ann SURGICAL OPERATIONS RENDERED
USFfESSi THE tNESrlMABiE RLk lSlNH " si3Hr lS
MAnE PERPETUAL ny tbs USE OF fhE NEW PATENT
IMPROVED IVORY EYE CUPS
Dnes have had their sight restored and permanently cured
ofi-
l. Impaired Vision.
y Preshvopa, or var sigheiness
.. Asthenopa a, Weak hyra
a Epiphora-Runnng Watery tyt
o weaknsss II the Retinn, or Optic Nerve.
l. Ophthalmia or Inflammation of the Eye aud rs append
+. pho,ophobia or Intolerance Of Light.
10 Mod sopa seeing moying specs floating bodies before
H. Amaurosis, or Obscutty Of Vision
~ Cataract, Partial bindness aud the worst Disorders OF
the Eye.
ANY ONE can use the IVORY EYE CUPS, without The aid
~ OOCTOKnr MEDICINE, receive Immediate heheh
ca results aud never wear sptcacea or usihg now To lay
them aside forever
over sg certificates II previously
guaranteed may boz seen at our ohlce
We guarantee casf Whefe the decuohsA are
followed we viii reiund The money.
For sale nv Druggists and Niulsts.
r. receive our TkEArfsF on TIE EYE, a. pages by
BoS tb7 = o. Dr. j. BALL q co % Liberty 20 N V.
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mpi0vneu desirable flf all Ladies', Clergyman, Teachers
students and ant ran who desire make honest
living an employ mrnt AN persons asknR Terms 90
Az enclose li cents o pay postage aud cost 81 print
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First Mortgage Bonds
are now offered at par They pay
SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

and have Thirty years to run before maturity
Subscriptions will be received in Montpelier BY Mont
pelier National Bank aud in New York at the Co
pany's Office. No 20 Nassau Street. and by
CONTINENTAL NATL. BANK, No. I. Nassau St
CLARK, DoDGS & CO., Bankers. No. 81, Wall ST..
JOHN J CISCO SON, Bankers, No. 80 Wall Street
and by the Company's advertised Agents througho
the United States. Remittances should be made in
drafts or funds par in New York, aad the Bonds
will be free Of charge by return express Parties
subscribing through local agents will look to them for
their faie delivery.
NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP, showing the
progress OF the Wors Resources for Construction. and
Value Of Bonds may be obtained a. the CompAny's or
fees OF It's Adye, tsed Agents, or will be free
application.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer, New York.
y, bruary s. 1868 d3w Is 3mos
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lHarkfts.
- Ynnk. ~. ~ 2. M

NEw NoHK, Feb 10 T. NJ
Gold opened wrh increased lrmness to-day
chiefly in the revival Of the impeachment project
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this was followed by "a rise TO lab j-- aud de-
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