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fry of literature who do this-but he said with
a charming smile to one of his friends, that
it was the fate of every man who rose to
have detractors, and that he forgave the critic
with all his heart. He was even generous
enough to add that those who abused him did
it only from ignorance, and because they did
not understand him. ''What you must look
at in a work of art" he said, ''is not the de-
tails but the tent ensemble. Now, in the
Peche de Madame the tout ensemble is re-
fected in the last paragraph of the book, in
which Madame being deserted by her lover,
repents and takes refuge in a convent"
eyes" interposed the friend, ''but how about
the chapters in which Madame has not yet re-
pented?" "Those," exclaimed M. de Rose,
''are studies of character Every page, as
YOU may notice. is careful analysis
an anSlvsis of the various symp-
toms which the passions may evoke"
The friend was evidently as jealous
as the critic for he answered, "But everybody
knows what those symptoms are; and should
have thought it scarcely necessary to go SO
far as Won have done into details OF social
anatomy. You are not content to portray
vice. Won dissect it. " Eyes, nodded M. Louis
de Rose, ''and some day or other, probaoIy
when | am dead and gone, 1t Will be my glory
to have done so. Future ages Will say, Nolla
nm bomme dui savait peindre son epo4ue;
ana tlGN Will lttl SlttNCi VI w Atio
patiently resigned myself to calumny Tor the
cause of art. The friend made no reply.
Was it that he was convinced, or was 1t
simply that when arguing few days before
with another novelist of the Second Empire he
had heard the very self-same answer? 1t was
a popular writer that time-a gentleman VINO
had been delghting the masses during two
years and five months with serial tale about
the adventures of felon. 'What! he cried,
''you complain that allow my hero to escape
from all the prisons where society puts him;
that make him succeed in all his plans, out
wit the police, and battle justice; and that by
these means l incite the lower classes to dis
honesty. But you forget, my friend, that l
am simply painting my age. My book Is
portrait-a faithful portrait of modern man.
ners and modern people. If the colors are
strong. YOU must blame nature or society, and
not me. l am realist, remember. paint
my characters as 1 find them, in state of
nature. and without any fimsy wells on.
The friend bowed, but on taking up paper,
to change the subject, he could scarcely help
laughing on reading that an unhappy photo
grapher who was probably realist too, had
been sent to prison for six months for selling
some faithful portraits of modern people,
strongly colored, in a state of nature, and
| without any fiimsy wells on.
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RalIevue.

BELLEVUE, o. Dec 18th 1863.
DEAR JoURNAL:-The weather has not inn
proved since my last writing nor are the
symptoms at all favorable.
The members Of the Methodist Episcopal
Congregation, made their pastor, Rev. E. Y.
Warner, "Surpriss" donation visit, on
Wednesday evening of last week. The eve
ming was pleasant, the attendance large, the
surprise complete, and the receipts some
thing over one hundred dollars. It is re-
ported as being very pleasant affair.
We are to have, in Richards Hall, on FRI
day evening some select readings by Prof.
J. N. Beers, an elOcutionist of good repu-
tation. This takes the place of a lecture, in
the course.
The several Sabbath Schools are expect
ing to have Christmas trees, and are making
preparations for the same. all / suppose
to come of on Christmas eve.
The Clyde Excelsior Club undertook a
performance here last week, and went
through one ''piece" satisfactorily TO the
audience, but on the next failed. and were
compelled 10 drop the curtain and "quit, =
before the end was reached. Ofcourse the
parts were not well committed. We UNDER
stand their motto is, Htry, try again
The good Templsrs expect 10 give theig
public entertainment some evening next
week. Judging from the cspabilisy Of those
eugsged, and the pains they are taking in
the preparations, the public may look for an
entertainment worthy of their patronage.
We are glad to know that both our temper
ance societies are enjoying prosperity and
hope they will receive all the encourage
ment from without of which the cause is
worthy. They are doing good work, but
might do much more if all who ought
would give them encouragement, and unite
With them in thoir efforts to reclaim the
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basket were too tempting for the appetite Of
two men that had FOamed about all day and
eaten nothing since early morning, by
friend handed me handful of dough-uuts,
with chicken, cake, cheese and dessert ofap-
piles. saying in his sarcastic way, aWed better
take bite--it viii sort of stay our stomach .
was an hungered, but it was too late for
breakfast and too early for dinner. Ny
friends excellent wife would however have
hsd warm meal awaiting US, had she be-
lived would come. Her unbelief was the
unkindest cut of al, because as the reader
vii see, it was the means Of my going with
out a warm dinner. She wished Us to await
the noon day meal, busis being only II o.
clock, A, NJ, We thought Il advisable 10 let
the dinner wait for Us, as We feared our help
would give up all hopes Of cur coming and
disperse in disgust, charging me with anOth-
or halliday: Ifit would not be anticipating,
1 would say our sOlicituds was well grOun-
did but Of no avail.
. Nut eFF0sANS VHSS PAoenAeui We afSW
heavily on our handled larder. which mOmen-
tsrily grew lighter and less tempting. Our
stomachs were tolerably stayed Mine was
so much stayed, that had no relish for a
warm supper, and went on by my friends
cheerful residence and engaged lodging at
fathers. 1 worried down bowl Of creamy
milk and snowy bread before retiring.
Father who is an early riser, had gone to bed
symptoms betOkened that the rest had sleepy
and feeling boot-sore. weary and
comfortably full, bottled up my batch of
news till morning, retired and was soon lock-
ed fast in the beuanbing embrace Of SomIus.
And the morning and evening were the
fret day. FOGY.
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% G. NJ. DILLON believing his
store to be the best place to buy Hard
ware, Stoves, Tinware, Agricultural In
plements, &c, DC, respectfully asks all
the people to demonstrate the facts a
bove set forth, by severe practical tests,
in their Shops, on their Farms, in their
Parlors and their Kitchens, to discus
examine, investigate, and see and know
for themselves, the opportunity now
tered, to do them good and invest their
money prOftably.
To the old customers of Mess
Roberts & Sheldon 1 would say that
every thing will be done in the
future as in the past, tOmake it
their interest to still favor the estab-
lishment with their patronage. To
he people in general extend q
n dial Invitation, to call and examine
ny stock, and they will find, that I offer
good goods, sell them at fair prices, a
'ommodste as far as possible and try to
make the store pleasant and agreeable
for all. Yours
c. NJ. DILLON,
Successor to Roberts & Sheldon,
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Yuetg.
For the Fremont Journal
By TIE sTREAHd.


Beside the stream we wand cred;
Gazed on its pebly shore:
Birds sang their songs Of sweetness,
In halcyon days Of yore,
Upon its messy banks we sat,
md wreathes Of friendship WoVe.
, ON the wild flowers Of the wood.
Frail beauties Of the grove.
By the stream no more we wander,
As in bright days gone by;
One sharp blast swept DER the soul
-Bade hope in anguish die,
Sweet mem'ry brings before me.
As some delicious strain,
Those days of bright ideal
That never come again.
Freedom, Pa. Dr. J. R. L.
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fallen and prevent others fiom falling.
Some will see and feel their neglec', when
itis too late to save their fallen sons. 3
OCCASIONAL.
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Fremont, Ohio
Fabing's Block,
pURn WHITE LEAD,

eed raw bOed Vsshes of all kinds Brushes of every descp
toh Bacag Castor Oil NeatOO OIL Cod Liver OIL Toilet Bottles OamPhor
lee Hair Oils TaFs Rnewe Cream PoemOnes Darles Pock-
Books Combs Tooth and Nail Brushes Honey Soap Soothing Syrup
Horse and Cattle Powders Pills every kind BOr Indigo Sulphur
Iuwod syuges T Brsndie Wheys and Wines for medicinal
purposes Browns Troch and other articles too numus to
mention
with Care the res bengP
articles
HedHinee. zh
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KESSLEA ROUSE

hESDLEh 6OUShs
II B. BELDING, Proprietor. Passengers carried
II. to and from the House free OF charge. sItu-
atsd corner OF Front and State Sts.,
FREMONT.
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HoFaLRs

COOPER HOUSE,
TNORNERI.Y Croghan House, IL, Kaufman Pro-
prletor, corner Of Front and state sts.i
FREMONT.
Passengers carried 20 and run the Depot tree OF
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DANTIsTRx.
G.J. SALZMAN

y. d , ALL "a an
DENTTST. will be in his Otice, at Clyde, the last
two weeks OF each month, 70 perform all opsr-
stions required ma profession sagslacUon guar
autesd in ali cases. Rooms at the old stand
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oosaaaIssIoN AGHRCHANTs.
- 1AxDaRs.
q. e. REESE,

nARRER aud Hairdresser; st. Clair Block, op-
FRE1IONT.
Curls. SVitehesand all kinds of Hair work made
TO order. The Highest prioe paid for Hair.
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EAVES TROUGH,
EAVEs TROUGH,

Special rains viii Re taken to furnish
good article OF Trough;nR and to put it up in
a satisfactory manner. We 6A't claim to
compete with travelling thinkers or irresponsi-
bic parties. but We do say that we can and
will furnish an article that will convince the
most skeplical that our mechanics are first
class and DO superior work. We employ the
Patent Fastener in all cases unless otherwise
specified.
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NTaDToAL.
a n RRnRN


nHYsICIAN AND SURGEON, Ofiee-No. 4, up
stairs, Pacing 4 Helms Block, State Street,
: - FRkMoNT. re
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you associate with hin.
For my part, replied Mr. Mordaank
q can answer that l have for some time
ceased to do 50. I am coldly civil
whenever we meet, and hs-must know
that do not class him among the
number of my friends
That must be a great deprivation
for Sir Charles, Mr. Mordaunt.' said
her ladyship. But I hope 70 meet
you in a more forgiving humor at Mrs. q.
St Aubyn's reception tomorrow even
ing. 1 shall be glad 70 see you both
there, as have 50 few friends in town.
Carisbrpok leaves London for a week
to-mOrroW morning, to see after his
poor dogs and horses, about whom he
frets so mueh' Ec @
The party given BY Mrs. St. Anbyn,
to 1hich her ladyship had alluded.
was merely a reception. Visitors drop-
ped in as they liked, went from group
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-12-22
A HOPELESS CASE OF CONSUME
TUAN

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 20, 1869.
For several years l had been subject to q
cough and splitting blood. One year ago last
winter 1 took heavy cold, which settled on my
lungs. had a bad hemorrhage. used many
Cough Mixtures, but found no relief. was
very sick all summer. went into the country
hoping it would benefit me; but when l re-
turned my cough was more violent than ever.
had frightful hemorrhsge, which lasted five
days was very low and nervous, and suffer
ed with shOrtness of breath; coughed inces--
sanity; could not sleep; had no appetite, l
tried everything my friends recommended, but
found no help until tried DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy. have taken this Remedy, Visfuge,
about eight months, aud my friends and hun
dreds OF acquaintance in Washington, who
knew my supposed hopeless and bedridden
condition, are surprised to see me attending to
my household affairs and about the city, APP
psren.ly as we'll rs other people generally. L
have recommended it to several afflicted per,
sons during tho year. who have been benefited
by its use Mrs. LOUISA HURDLE, 626 u st.
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DEAD AND RE + l. ( G t.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY

ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY
Having greater facilities than ever before |
Am now prepared to furnish BOOTS ana
SHOES, OF the best material and workmans ship
at greatly reduced prices.
Have now on hand and AIN constantly re,
ceiving full supply of BOOTS and SHOES
for Ladies, Misses, Children and Infants also,
Men, Youths and Boys suitable for city or
country wear.
A call Is all that is asked, when yon VIII be
fully convinced OF the truth.
HATS HATS HATS
Have lust received large supply OF tho latest
STYLES Of HATS, and will hereafter keep on
hand good as ortment, at prices to suit
LEATHER AND SHOE-FINDINGS.
In addition to my large end we'll selected
stock of Boots, Shoes and Hats, l have added
fine assortment of, LEATHER and SHOE
FINDINGS. comprising everything found IN
Il first class Leather and Shoe Finding estao;
iishment, French and American Calf Skins Of
the best quality. such as the JadGt, MERCER,
Leyens Dupont and other widely known brands
always on hand.
Great inducements ole. cd to Country mer-
chants Goods sold by the package or case
All work warranted to give entire satislAc-
ton.
Country IN merchants abont to lay in their stock
or tn fall and winter, would do we'll To give
me call before purchasing elsewhere
will sell goods ut lower prices and better
articles than any other house in tue state
j. kAUFMAN'S Emporium,
Cor King and Royal SITS
sen 24-3m Alexandria Wa.
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ASTHMA AND INCIPIENT CON-
SUMPTION.

VIENNA, Fairfax county, Va,
September q. 1869.
have been long troubled with severe Asth-
ma, causing great nervous prostrstion,, palpi-
tation of heart and shortness of breath, with
pain in my left side and breast. tried doctors
prescriptions and many other medicines. got
no relief until l took DeBing's Consumptive
Remedy. am now taking the third bottle,
and am greatly improved I feel stout and am
quite free from those pains, nervousness and
shC rtness of breath.
have married daughter who has been at
hicted with peculiar female complaints. with a
tendency to consumptive decline. She is now
quite we'll, after taking only four bottles of this
wonderful remedy.
pu.s1rY "a MnnREIANn
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INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS.

BoRDENTOwN. n. j. Nov. :, 1869
l contracted cold, which settled on my
lungs. caused Inflammation and severe pains
across my breast and shoulders, alarming my
family and friends Ono weeks use of De
Bings Wonderful Remedy has relieved me OF
cough and quoted tho pains in my breast and
shoulders. / am now we'll and thankful
CORNELIUS LENT.
Fourth ST near T.
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INCIPlENT CONSUMPTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Fob. TO- l8G9.
was long time troubled with severe
cough and peculiar female complaints, pros
trating my nervous and physical system with
chills and night sweats. tried several medi-
cnes with little benefit, until took your Won
derful Remedy. 1t has strengthed me in re-
markabie degree. My cough, chlls. night
swests, and nervous sleeplessness have left me,
am now gaining flesh, and thankful beyond
my poor expression.
Mrs FELICIA A Hill, l55 ith ST.
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LIVER a. KIDNEY COMPLAINTS.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Dec. 9, 1868.
and my family have taken DeBing's Rene
dy with most efficscious effects in Liver and
Kidney complaints. and find it excellent for
sudden colds and coughs. n. =. CROWLEY,
Railroad Contractor, 642 | st.
For sale by all Druggists. oct Ply
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PHYSICAL AND NERVOUS PROS
TgsaTtON
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 90

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct %, 1869.
My wife has suffered Tor some time with gen
ersl debility. causing physical and nervous
prostration Of her system, and producing a Sc
ries OF female complaints terminating in spinal
affection. Two bottles OF DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy has restored her to her usual good
health. Her health is better than during the
past two years. JOHN a. SGGAR,
Martin law
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a CASE OF SCROFULA.

WASHINGTON, ID. C., Jan. J. 1869.
was afflicted with terrible scrofulous COM
plant. causing ulcers and running sores on my
body. After taking De Bings Wonderful Rem
edy four weeks am completely cured of that
losthsome disease, and gratefully add my tost
mony to ts powerful bat gentle effects
NJ Nj. w,
| street near Thirteenth
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A CASE OF GRANELAND DROPsY.

WAsHINGTON, d. c., Jan. I3, 1869.
WAS bsdly afflicted with Kidney and Gravel
complaint, attended with Dropsical affection
and few weeks use Of DeBing's Wonderful
Remedy has cured me. RANDALL FISH,
49S Maryland avenue
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INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 81 1863
had severe cough, resulting from u neg
lected cold. tried various pecioral remedies
without benefit. had night swcats, and was
somewhat alarmed. A ady friend induced mo
to try bottle OF DcBings Viafuga. In . few
days | was entirely cured. | have had no re-
turn of tie sickness since
VIM. w. DEMAINE,
Assistant City Surveyor.
have personal knowledge Of the cure effect
ed in the above case
A. j. SCHAFHIRT, NJ d.,
and Pharmaceutst.
Corner North Capitol and h sis
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PRESLEY W. MnoRELANp.
WONDERFUL RESTORATION OF
VOICE.

WASHINGTON, ID. g., Sept. q, 1869.
have been suffering nearly two years with
an affection of the throat and lungs My voice
was completely gone; could net speak above
a whisper. My general health WAS very much
impaired. 1 applied to celebrated physicians
in New York and elsewhere and used sdver-
tised remedies with little or no relief. lady
advised me try DeBing's Wonderful Remedy,
Viafuga. | have used four bottles, and an
happy to say | can now speak so As TO be heard
L~eith Is greatly lmprov-
cd. l earnestly recommend this VALUABLE
MEDICINE to the afflicted.
K. Il. SHlLLIGLAw,
Late Captain 18th New York Highlanders. and
V. K. C., United States Army.
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THE GAZETTE.
WEDNESDAY, EVENING, DECEMBER %
a Lament.

The following poem tells of glorious man.
hood blishted, and brilliant talents wasted by
Inc fatal yielding to terrible weakness, and
NAV be warning to many young man who Is
about to wreck his lie on the same breakers.
hat can be more touching than that wisttul,
logging retrospection Of past gone beyond re
call as the standing on the verge OF the
vraye--utters the mournful strain
"Oh, | might have done so much
That is now without token.
(harleStolcn Free Press.
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A CASE OF EPILEPTIC FIT

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. Aug. 90, 1869.
have been terribly afflicted with Eplileptic
Fits during the past eight years. | found no
relief until took DeBing's Wonderful Rene
dy. have taken throo bottles, and feel quite
we'll and free from that awful malsdy. l have
also seen its good effects and can recommend it
for Dyspepsia, Consumptivo Symptoms, Gen
eral Debility and Nervous Prostitution.
JOHN M. CLAYTON, Nj ID
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INCIPIENT &ONSI MPTION

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct Is, 1869
was for long time troubled with severe
cough and splitting blood, and two bottles of
DeBing's Remedy completely cured mo,
Miss MARY S. HURDLE
No 1872 King stree.
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Since ! know that | must die,

Since know that must die,
Since | know that life is waning,
Let no tear afflict my eye,
Nor saddened thought DO staining
Swest expectancies OF home
In the happy land to come
Dust OF earth no more OBTAINING.
Yes, my feet are touding there,
Where the loved and long departed
VIII renew their gentle care,
When they left me heavy hearted
Aud the circle will be bound
10 the never ending round,
Full as when on earth We started.
Will Va think OF me when dead
As We thought oil me when living?
Put no marble at my head,
But simple stone, receiving
Only what | stood contest
In my nature at its best
All my meaner life forgiving.
Oh, | might have done so much
That is now without q token;
Oh, [ might have learned to touch
Tender chords that now are broken;
And q winsome smile or word
ln its fitness might have stirred
Hopes that now cannot be spoken.
DO not blame me that my life
In its passage grew so dreary
Days there were, above the strife.
When the sprihgtide made II CHEEKY;
And my weakness, not my SIN,
Made it seem so dark within;
Let me rest, for am weary.
Hardly two brief score OF years
Have been given to my story,
But they have been wrought with tears,
Like ruin dark and hOary;
Only now remains the faith.
And the triumph over death,
OF the Saviour's love and glory.
When my sight is growing dim,
Aud the mortal bond replniuy,
Softly sing an olden hymn
For the life that Is declining.
Aud my spirit will respond
10 the echoes from beyond,
Where the gates OF dawn are shining.
May 81. 1869. u. r.. ).