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a 19yge nuuaba oe psesoss wese attracted
70 ~ Capitol tals naornipg 70 hsas ~
9dscisios 81 ~ sspsens Ocsrs . ~ Bosssl
vailroa6 60 tsosshs y fFoa Hns Grossly:
:, -. s '::::,.,1 '' s r: = =, = Pc p::s's
7susas.s 4 ossAaags. n 49, q.
These CO. lsvnlvs ~ ssaae qssaaiea-
~ cossslisisea6l1sy q ~ ~ II IN,
.trors popslsly = s'J'hs Boessl Law,
They havs bsss ssEssd sogsshe. A5tsr
bsis4y nosicjng enns of sbose .diAesssess
- soass psoessds = hold ;-.Ess.ss'.''l. ...S
/ /. n i.seislassps ens.et aespnp,ieh ~
isclsseaios vhas It = 6oebasds6 . - d.
4 ihs losA ssessss q ~ Dosss, ~ = !
- q - elsa uwdss ,vh,ch nuaieiealjetee
~ n peOc1sd u cee1aiag ysilsua6s ns1e1
~ a, M mosg b eDoeldesod = ooeoe-
6h1el0g ~ a ~ I'D lWosoe u ~ aaloSe:
I'd teto 6vS6oas fBU0 ~ osuo q shao
eocaSeo - - pgevle1s 9 49, h91g4Glss
- - lelhag q 81 eealgeeA yleeaue
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.ooo1o ~ IN 49, ~ 49, - q
'shoJnb ~ ~ - 1872 - 1b0ooaoueo
y 4QGo1pR1t1IR eeoee lno6aanelnD enonooos.
-, - mr. 1l1eo ~ 0coeeoola1o 1870
0No9y y ~ - 1Dno1ey. - ~
l1euG ~. = opGessvsoll G1 ~ h u ~
- WIZ 49, o1Goa1ogo . - 0l1Ds
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From the Dispatches we coadeaee the
ss,lewiag sesssas u ~ 1sal ssilapes of
~ Modoc Eebsllloa:
Tsb Laks. Nay =. -0sosal Dayis hav
Ing Issued special orders f0s sooat, Oil
0ssess command a cavalry. agtillssy, ord
Warm Spring lndlasA Dogss Cberley.
Siesmbost Frank, Shacknssty Jim and
Hook. Jim. some 80 In Ill, lsft camp q >
= n, aud started fos Capt. Jacks Willow
Greek rsssea1 When within one nils Of
bic sssanshosd The cavalry 'squsdsoas divi.
ded, under Capts Hasbrouck end Jscksoo.
one going mp either side Of the Creek
Hasbsouck hal mile the fosthess to -.
Jsckscn's men reached Capt. Jacks serOse
Hold Arst deployed In skirm.Sh line q they
got sight Ut the Modocs, and made : dssh
Tor them .hrough the Juniper. A sumbrr
Ut slod0cs, among them Boston Charley. III.
murderer Of Dr.. .ThOmas, eurrsoassed
Charley said the others wisAsd 10 susrsades
and waa sent In 10 parley with them, bu,
meeting Hasbrouck's men who again cop
tarsd him be was detained Two h0uss AMI
In the meantime Capt.. Jack and bio ban.i
had 1sd down Willow Greek Canyon
Among thoss cspaured were Princess Mary
(Cspl Jacks sisssr), Black Jim1 woaAan,
1vs oshes squsws and sevss animals.
Lassels Valley, May 3o-5 . m-Dr.
Cabansss, Of Yrska, contract surgeon, Who
has losg been acquainted with The Nodocs,
went up among ihe rocks end made Ne pe.
Gotiasions for pesce All the Isdisns, In.
GLIDING Jack, agreed TO come In. Csbaness
slept with them last night A few moments
since Scar Faced Charley, old scbonchin,
and ten warriors surrendered. Jack and
three others decamped BY night.
Langells Valley, Nay 81. -Esv.ning The
captivcs 10 the present number 81 men
women and children, lsriAes, 10 cartridges
and several ponies. B0stoa Charley snd
6chonchin are asxious about The dispos,
tion 70 b nude Of them. I b. former mor
dsrsd Dr.. Thomas and tho latter musillsssd
Aeacham. Boston and 6chouchin look ME-
tiespesad0es; each carries his character IN
~ 0o'ou = sS"s' sos"u g.
-" "e oo"e.' ~a'noF 10 inc oe"e "
oo' ssco oos'Ny'
DR.. Cabaness ssys Capt. jack Was very
woe begone, sst remote from the res'
wrapped 10 an old army blanket. bic
bead buried In bis handa HE sisses Mary
Who bad been sent In 70 counsel bic susrsn.
der, succeeded In getting his promise Il.
Surrender to-day, but 10 The night lie 6ed.
The Modoc aay be b inuspe: There arc oul,
- Nodes nov q large. CAPT Hiso's com.
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e 4 ts9F@H oA1 4aAncteeo Jaoe - q
~ 4. u. Hessr en- 6. a Hvsedeelsr: IS
IaD sssheussd = sests b esos = ~ vsalahisss
~ hsss soaascsA WITH tAs 0salsal EAale seal,
~ tAy viii s~ise n saild1ag nseth asA ssstA
~ - 1890 sSeassetis - win ~ wish hsila 4
IT .. !. ai' aHf iEai'fi0. Z. HAUSE3
Z Thacs jest what was ANTICIPATED. No.
body ever sappssd ssy Aoo,aos coopisy
would build ~ s0sd, end ~ ssvse Md asy
of ~ l..ssafs" tbs AsSssaiss b sngsishel
With bus shas capitalists w0a!d - fUsnd
whv would oAssgtaily agree % taks 6vs
cosa,,ss of xsotasaiu esshsass fas > ~
ra,lsosd. H. y ahous = fsir . psupssiei0n
- ths Osvil made 70 his Aassss On ~
MOsntais and will msss with ~ seune -.
spoasa Ths Cenissl Paesae \ sscsasisaael
b. ths atnsaioA % hays rs.l ouesscai0n with
AUalssa. TIE Nvrshasn Pacific y equally
intssssled n eonnsct WITH ~ Csalssl. OF
coarss he Csnssal viii iaks lew millioss
sasisssncs end maks jabessl allowance 70
w 70 bsswseas wh0 Woek u Ihing sp fur
ihsn., M0ntAsa will tAks ~ esasshls vies
- lseaiaS graz ra,lcuaA cosspasiss bsilA
iissis Ows sSsaia. TIE snbsidy svindls . :
p'ayec 'ese fsssd. ...3 5iatsls fFs
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New yosk. Jese AT following d..
uaacA ~ been received here:

New Yosk. Jese A. The following a..
paicA ~ been received here:
Disnasck, 0ahola, Jsss l-Ths track Of
ths Nosthesn Pacific Nailrsad reached The
Missouri river At this placs tOdsy. and The
entire divisloa Of ~ nlIes fsoa DulslA to
Bismarck y now open for business Ths
people are cslsbessinG the sveaI Coossc>
sios + nads here with navigaiioa % ths
upper aud lower MissDssi. A line Of
sseamess y established besween this pant
end tosl Destos u western Montana, and
ship,seals Ut both government and private
freigh,s ore bslng made by this scw rouie
to tho EOsthwese, r#5f
The sailrosd surveying expedition. With .
military escOrt undsr COMMAND Ut General
Stanley. will Start wess on The l6ah inst,
with the isiensjs,n Of making . 6nai anil
dcllnils locaiion Of the line 0f roadJrm the
ero>sing Of the Missouri 10 the crssing Of
the Yellowstone, and aloug tbss river 10
centnl 1Onlsns, this bsing the only portion
IT The s0sss MT yet determined. No serious
opposision b anticipated BY those bsst able
10 Judge. ;s a
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from 0lovcsv,lls via Munsonvills to Basehellers-
iron Glovsrvills to Pine Latte.
from Gl0vessvill0 ~ HrOadihin. .rG
from from HsseoSiis q a. S Ha., "a v.,a.n
from Glendale 10 Chsss's Lake.
from Martiaeburs. in East Martinsburg to Watson.
tron south Edwards 70 Fine -,
nom North East, via Findleys Lake, to Nina Cor
ircm Raymondsvilis. via Louisville, to Louisville
fsum fa,i,h to west Amboy. .... ,s.s..s.g
frOm Beaver Brook 70 Narrowsburg.
from Port J.rvis u Groenviils wv At 81
fr00 Beaver Meadow 70 North Pharsalia. b
NEVADA.
from wadswosth to 0reenAed.
from HAMILTON u Troy.
from Co!umbus 70 Troy. ,.a..a.. .s,...s ..s..... .
fsom Co'anbas to Aida
5r ONO.
f,oa Isgan. yia Ua'oa Furnace and star Post Ones
from cssssy Vale, to charsou. s a..
from New Plymouth, via Star and union Furnace,
isoS wsvsr,y. via Pes n. and Morgan. 70 cya.hi.
ifOa wave.iy. via soho's Corner, to Beaver
fro@ Newtoavills " Brownsville san
OREGON. ...-. .-.
from Ia Grande, via Summcrvlllc, to Waliowsh
from "a Grssdc to Canyon City. ,
from Nehalim to West Port
fron Portland. via Csdas Nil, West Union, and
sse@ Nsss!!ss u Va c,..skauins. 70 Oak po,s., 10
WasAingtoa Tsnitoy..
irSm s::c &c i u, CsntIsl Point Bto~nsbor
fn0 Canon City 10 Wlsuennss, III Nevada.
fsu0 UpioaeowA VA Cone, Sammeevslls, and Isdian
nun Wallowa % iakeville.
f:y. Es.s Portland, via rows'rs Valley and Sandy.
u PENNSYLVANIA. ~
from Forest Housc 10 North wharton. t- :
iiom New Albany via nibSHd HiII 70 Now Hra.
from sugar Hum 70 Bsswns0wn. I'M
from ss.s =, z, r Sssss s ser: !; S csss1:,ls
% 1.eys oenA to ssisviev. ra a E9G
from Blairs C0rn9s u Cartoo.
.a WISCONSIN,. ''.A
from Lodi 10 Frairie d Zee. is Eai 81
fIvm Alms e Corral City HFs3aEfs. ap IN
from 0:ewta ~ Hpoois. NJ Tabos. ssa Ts,pvirs,
% Union G*ssrc: sr hS.r n,
rum River falls. Va Now CsnGsevtla 10 opsing
iiu. lss~ia.. Mins 70 oedssssux. ass
from uaywagds to Dsnyilis. .st
from Bailey DArtor to Exg Hasooe.
b. Ee RHODE ISLAND, 600 aHaAf
treS Passsis. v'a River Point and Apponsay. y
~ a SOUTH CAROLINA. @"& ID g. /.
= bpm vsrsvills 10 Nixvila @.eA ttt 9a@
mum nsa.ss 80 n ~ Ad:.svtsc ana 0ihsoa'a
froa whiee Hall SsTy u Conn POlas, % ths
island u ". Helena =" =,
f.O@ ksowss e New Piessn: 9: Y.
ssqss. Aadrsv shappsa T: ., 70 s. x:..hsws ." j
a. isoc Co.. = psgss VI ss'dsvu,s and Richard
ss Y sss e !: ~ 4. n L.. u......
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- -
u sSvesea AeseaA = hss ~
Ssssesn Fsease sasse sssey -
- see ces.y $3.50. " - ~
!. 80
. - :. ~
...." 49,. ..se.s.s ~ ..s.~: -, s.a.ss,
~. -. 49,. -. ...-ss, q p.
-. a -. ..el.. I.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -. r~aI.e.,s O.
..r ~. n..1rs n~..sI ss..,s.. 3. 1870 -
=. sr-.-..*-e =. ,s.,.ess. 49, ..v,.v,~ 1esivel
~ 1l..e....4. -, Pseaeea ~ - tssa %
!. - !. 1a..es.. n.rA.eo 4 49, = nviae ~
a,.a,...A. n. ~ No. e.,..se. a - epare, e
-. -...1 - M .s.e..lae,ee. S.va.nsns vssleh
~ rsvills.eio. lausv /. al v.se.~ -. nj
oe.e - n ~ Il : ,oe esies . = ssplieahss 10
~ aesee vhieh 49, naeheeo LIssteeaue. oevsenos
- 4 - ~ aoat - I. xvesa Il fsvss Z taxisg
IT, nroostv a A 3 and 70 erssss property soe ~
s..sas q D. !. ssd 2; especially whss A. . asa G
~ nu4 eosally benea,tsd, bat equally taxed. asd
ror, ,,,c,aliy vhea D. Z aud arc permitted To uss
IL taxss 70 sscssvd b. then tx The oppsslos Il I'll
IL taxpayers and the pssishusss By ssjss aiscsin.
iaasiua. 4 asay 4 sAsa TAsss poists oar LIsssse
a s. - nos,sna papsr Win ssyias anything duet
the1. II ~ hid toh he psople Il tAat Territory q
hax the abuses 70 which Tie railroad moaopoly hsss
-. tsrusd IL aAs u Rfs asA Ioass Il ~ reossvsd
b means q srislssIou fsom the coapsss ard Gesss,
thev veuN D., bs in hssse 70 ssbsjdiss Me eospesa-
tsons shsss
hit IL naia asxunsae Ars,vsd fsua or Iisesasnt-
Oovsnos y Ne Hsrsjd In fsvor u eosssy ssesay p
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1870 - ss,e''sev ssss1l svsse',
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The squahbls With Captsin Jacks had Of
City ~ sixty lDdisns which has bess come
We yidlcuhusly dsnomlnsisd ''lhe Mnduc
Va has II length bcsu ended b. the
bssskins sp into, fragments and ~ Anal
CAPTURE 1T the whole ost0t iac3udisg ths
ssdoub'sbIe Jack. How 70 eapssrs him was
far considerable. line NE III absorbing
questloa with the fsfty millions Of psople
In 1.-THE beat eOvcfn0sat - world ever
cav" (sxcsps for lndissA) Nov ihae shsy
havs him ~ turns ous u b % elephant
''whae shali do with hinr'' Either u
ssvtssi ihinGs could - dons With him.
He might b taken 70 Wsshisgson - - ~
0rsst Fsabee whose comrads 10 arms ~
assassinaaed. Hs might b hired ose n
Ramon tnr sam that woah pay possilly
one dsys expenses Of ths army lhss capesfsd
him. He might b. Condemned - '.ohs,,lsts
and snsrsviosabls pr'psrty" by . Bsaed IT
lnapscaiDs and turned osss BY rssolalios IL
Congress 10 he Psacs Uommisssossss . .
dsssicsssd osrse Tar shSs praatlssa H.
might b otjiasd By sppoissins hin y ~
PrfrnossAip IT lndias rgh,ins u Wees
Print o. slsnsiss lin 70 Tho Pue.eporahio
OF Belle Ls,.sss o. sos,s o.hse k,sd q loe,sm
10 ~ UaIvssstty q California . i.e3suaa
she 80 oe ~ nssdsssd u. Tboaa u
comma sssss. &c might ~ spss 70 Csba.
o. !. KAiva, " 10 Losieens 10 80 nsel,.~
tbe ms,eae. . n nlehs = rrs F. ~ ..si
Nbeeal Rspsbllcas caadldaae : -. Is
s.sAs h,uosly eaaanvl & - hvs -
However. ssithee 81 49, ..vheaa.. = aruha
b. Il v.e puhllahea ~ a. W. n,oe,4. |
ss., bsd dsaseu,sed = eu1a,.i.eae -
xososa Issssad Of g. Il sae,ss,d -.
Chboeo might ~ Md " CooSt 0o111ol ~
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~ Oeansea6sn 0nAe Jhao GA 1lDe
- 0osamsgD - Ooa1eo-0Wvsgs 0nss
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MICHIGAN.

MICHIGAN.
fsea eeaneos 70 q. lecis.
6oa eeaneea - task
IN Js0sssosvtlls. ~ 1sG1sld's Mills, to Adams.
Is. cniyss 70 Eass cs,vis.
fIs0 Maseoe 70 Shssnaa
::s: ; s:.,: !. e s ss:s;';ss Ian
NORTH CAROLINA.
from EeDaasvills % Kingston.
fsoa Hlg9Nt Tss.o.t y Ssvply:
81: 81 Z; +: 1 sssss:s e !. ; 4sss:
DO sSse iissi % NisSes. Dsee..
isea slovsI Cross; Rosds 70 Nossh Of M.
ffoa C1emyvills = Ashville.
frU1 Salisbury 70 Moonssvills.
NEBRASKA.
from lsvsl 70 Melross:
from Milford, III West Mn, e Dorchester.
s% sS.s, =, =. E:ssscs = 70 f 1.,s
90. juniaia % North Bso and wells, to Red
non Il POGO % wisoes.
from Harvard % Aurots.
from A!ns % Ned willow.
fr0a Al - % Norton Centre.
from Lowell to Alma City.
fro0 y. James 70 Llne0an
lrom Neeidlan 70, Via Jsraey City. Walnut Creek.
c. s% e. e ss ss and r.r,
from Grad Island, via Dounsbros. ". Paul. and
sroas T.irsscns, ss Wee, B,uc. Ncraddcn'., York.
yari.. Pleasant aome, and ssromsburx, y Oscecla.
from Bsutco. VIA s!avonia Willow Creek, aud New
from Baton to Sand Creek.
from Pleasant Iiill VIA Tabor Lacicville, Saxon.
from ": Turkey Creek sS Belle
prAi H., to El,a Grove.
frvm schuyley. via xorian. AMI Abngsos. to Mid
fUn Lone Valley. via Valparaiso. Lone Star. Ulss-
frUm 0lendalr u Louisville.
NS1s~s kDsin ssK.k
Bsdrn, 70 10 via
frOm Alma City, via klchmOld. to Beaver City.
f.irvtsw; Dsayiils. and Atlanta, 10 Gsngny.
from Nss.oiE. u. S.ssis Creek, Deer Creek. and
from Nsrlolk. =. PLAN Grove. Warren. spring
from Edgar " Liberty Farm. .s
1IOs0 Pioneer u klkt0u.
from Gii-On to Kingston.
| from Rad Cloud, via Wells North Blue. Gilson,
n:selngss Asonssi'ls' aud sunes'onvills, to Grand
from Table Rosk, via P.wnes City. oalla Yves,
from Gala Va TpS: Branch. Liberty. wild Cat,
DO. A:s'.sd, Vi. Sod lil!, Rock Creek, ce...co,
Ash blua: Lone Valley, Want'sca. Urban, Bar'a
from IOagl... Va Elk Horn City. 70 Lander.
from Columbus, via LOsC Creek, Williams Ranch,
and Nswmans Grove, u Oak Dalc.
| NEW HAMPSHIRE.
from Horne's Mills. In Wakefield, to Milton Mills,
| In Milton. -s
from North Sandwich, via South Tamwosth, 70
West Ossipee.
from Cenlrs Asslpee 70 Freedom
l from Marlborough to Uni0nviile
| from Lis6on 70 0raftOn. E..E
from Theel0rd and Lyme Depot, In at ThetfOed,
| to Lyme Centre.
! frOm Ridge - East Ridge.
! from 6unapos 70 Georges Aills. s
| from Chatham 70 Stowe, In Maine. t.r5#
| aa NEW JERSEY. r..
from Milton 70 Oak Ridge Station. .
, 1873-11-23

E,HH THOUSANDS WHO HAD THEN lib EADAOHH
and usur0uhA paIn cured It tho Exposition xa1 anu
Or, OlsAA'b usa6ratAd Hnld Lightning ~ III Wszs
LaEo.st.
n71NTED-1IL VINO AK0 KUFFEnIN1 FROM
w scofun ps neke sys, A2u. EaA 10 es1i
Al III Randolph aa-, f3ab2v,. ess1n ~ ~ psoE
an teatAd Sfstst sa4saa>1AAA 6ek Asas0 GA r. n.
Atk A.t ~ ~ N}S
, 1873-11-23

mon BALE-A LOT OF NEW DOORS, BASH.
Il blinds moldsu8s lumber, etc., very cneap for cash
Nc. 7t Twenty. .uiuthst,
I10N:KALR-2Jo II BRICK, AT A sAuAlFIUE. If
othsr pfopsrty. M6rK1Ns ! o.. III nssrGolaIt.
" WANTRD- %, 900. BR!9K AND i,W9 CORDS or
Addross MoDONALD ( CO.. MooaEplek's Block,
Ruom Il.
, 1873-03-29
BARBADOS
5gulual Life Assurance Soc

NaGaGsEeA Ellie Assurance soc BGgy
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
INCORPORATED BY SPECIAL ACT 1851.
CHIEF OFFICE:
No. 20, HIGH STREET. BRIDGBTOWN, BARBADOS
g#4HIS Society, which confines its BUSH
A ness exclusively to ass ring the live
Of persons resident in the West Indies,
presents advantages such as no other AS
surance Company, labouring in the same
field, can offer. It's scale of Premiums,
although considerably lower than that Of
any other Company, has nevertheless been
found quite adequate to provide for the
risk Of life in the West Indies, and sufi-
Client to create large SURPRISES, out of
which Reversionary Bonuses, averaging
q S per cent per annum upon the amount
assured have been distributed among the
Members Of the Society.
It's career, during a period of 80 years
has clearly demonstrated the fact that the
lives of persons residing in this part Of the
world, are, when carefully selected, almost
as valuable as those inhabiting Europe,
and that they do not demand such exces
sive Premiums as are charged by every
other Company.
The following abridged Table shows the
Premiums required to assure 500, for the
whole term, upon a single life =
, 1873-03-29

boo, Canvass, Engine Band Leather, Gum
Packing, Gasketting, Spades, Shovels,
Portable and Self Acting Fire Engines,
Madeira Wine in Wood and in Bottles,
Sherry and Port in Bottles, Fine Brandy
in Quart Pipes and Demijohns, aged, Co.
penhagen Double Beer, Bottle and Demi-
john COrhs, Letter Concept Foolscap-
and Blotting-Paper, Manila and tarred
Cordage, Varnishes, Sleeves, Carpenters
and COOper's Tools, Galvanized Basins,
Slop Pals and numerous other articles.
w. e. HeyligeE.
Christiansted St. Croix.
, 1873-03-29

Assurances Of every description on sim
gle lives are granted by the Society for
any sum.trom 500 Dollars to 10000 Dollars.
Premiums are received Quarterly, Half
yearly, or Yearly, at the option of the
Assured.
Assures wishing to discontinue the pay
ment of their Premiums, may either dis
pose Of their Policies to the Society upon
equitable terms, or obtain q free Policy
for a reduced amount.
Loans are granted to Members on the
Security of their Policies.
All claims occurring by death are
promptly met within 3 months after salts
factory proof of such death has been re-
ceived by the Society.
Strict Investigations into the position of
the Society are made quinquennially, and
the surplus then existing is allotted to the
Members, after a sufficient sum has been
set aside for the purposes of the Reserve
Fund. The next investigation and D iyi-
sion of Profits, will take place at the 31st
December, 1875.
The Society has Agencies in nearly all
Of the British West India Islands.
Actuary-ALEXR. S. BURNETT,
SecretarY-HENRY CRUMPTON.
MEDICAL EXAMINERS:
DR.. van. BRETON. DR.. HANSEN.
Forms of Proposal, Prospectuses, and
every information may be obtained from
F. B. GRIFFITH, agent.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08
a Show Vol on the Rilla-

Mr.. P. T. Barnums ambition to
give the public better show than
any one else can give them for the
same money, is well known, though
very few are aware of the great
pleasure he takes in providing
amusement for little children. An
incident occurred in our city yester-
day illustrating this characteristic
very strikingly. There is d little
five-year-old invalid up town who
has become quite q favorite with the
great Snowman, who never fails 20
visit him in passing through the
city. Yesterday morning the little
fellow heard the door bell ring, and
his face lit up with joy as Mr.. Bar
nun entered the sick room. The
usual pleasant greetings ensued, and
the great manager threw his soul in
to the work Of entertaining the child
as completely as when surrounded
by thousands he talks in mis- great
show. The child was delighted,
but the shadow which is always as
near Joy as the thorn is to the rose,
stole over little "Trot's'' face, on re
flecting that he could not see the
menagerie. 'Never mind, said Hr.
Barnum, ,"ifyou cannot go to the show
we must bring the show to you" So
he'departed, and half an hour later
the child and the whole family were
astonished to see a drove Of eles
plants, camels, dromedaries march
into the yard and come to a halt near
the child's window. The little one
was held up where he could see the
animals, and their keeper made them
go throug a regular performance,
"Trot" gave his orders to the un-
wieldly elephants, and by sign from
the keeper they were all obeyed. In
half an hour the matinee terminated
and the detachment Of the process
sion marched back to the show
grounds, leaving the child wild with
delight. Mr.. Barnum's love for the
little ones has been frequently shown
by the generous invitations he ev-
eryWhere extends to orphans to at
tend his exhibitions free Of charge,
but this effort to please a little child
is a unique illustration of that char
acteristic.-C ClsUeldnd Leader.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08


once, or push reforms without SOME
regard for immediate consequences.
Changes that shock by their abrupt
ness are not always Just or fair. We
should never forget sound princi-
pies, and we should move toward
them constantly, surely and steadily.
but sometimes gradually. / do not
believe in daily resolutions, or in
sudden or violent arrangements Of
public affairs. Let me suggest q
doctrine to which you have not refer
red. Imean the doctrine Of strict
construction Of the Constitution.
Have you considered what a certain
preventive of misgovernment may
be found in the full application Of
this doctrine? l believe such an ap-
pheation of it would correct almost
every evil Of which we complain.
IL IS worth your while to test its
reaeh fand efficiency, and what q
splendld doctrine for such a govern
ment as ours. How it exalts the in
dividual man, and how it subordin-
ates the government. It NAV fetter
the government now and then. but
never the citizen. He always re-
mains uppermost and master. I am
not a politician, or competent to ad-
wise, but if you should make such a
movement as you propose, it should
be conducted so as to give the
strongest assurance that it sought
reform, and not place. I am Dem
ocrat, but [ should be very glad to
see the Democracy move out Of the
old organization into a new one.
You will not succeed unless they do.
It may be they will refuse. and prefer
to tarry where they are for the bal
ance. of the century, and until they
can, fix the meaning fthe resolutions
of '9S. If so, I suppose I shall tary
with them. After all, I like them,
and I like the old political home
stead. I confess it is somewhat di-
lapidated. There Is no banner upon
its walls, and victorious shoutings
are no longer heard within, but it is
q home still, and l shall not leave it
until it is pulled down.
Very respectfully,
W. S. GRoEsBECK.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1873-08-08

"Be wise in time" The
first few hours after an at
tack of Cholera are the pre-
ciOus moments in which, if
the proper remedies are
promptly used, a cure can be
effected in almost every case.
But the old saying that "de-
lays are dangerous" is not
more true in any case than
in negIecting to promptly at
tack Cholera when it attacks
you. Now, what everybody
wants is a medicine that they
can rely upon, one in which
they can have perfect conf
dence that should they have
occasion to use it, it will not
disappoint them. Such a
medicine is the CHOLERA
CORDIAL prepared by @. R.
MCCULLoCH. 1t has been
thoroughly tested. In 1852,
when the Cholera ragged so
fearfully all through our
country, in Sandusky City,
where SO many died, it was
the means Of saving hun
dreds Of lives. A nurse who
was through most of the
Cholera in Sandusky told me
that he never failed to save
a patient with the Cholera
Cordial If taken within three
or four hours of the first at
tack, and thoroughly perse-
veredin. A brother who lived
in Sandusky, and made and.
sold thousands of bottles,
says of it: "That with cool
ness and presence of mind,
and the Cordial promptly
used, Cholera need no more
be feared "
Iprepare the Cordial after
the original formula, and
scores of families in Fremont
can testify to its reliability
in Cholera Morbus, and
many a case of Cholera has
been prevented by its timely
use. ] feel that the Cholera
is a disease that should not
be trified with,I and that to
palm off upon the public a
medicine that cannot be re-
lied upon, would be leopard.
izing the lives Of all who
used it, yet [ offer this with
confidence, it having been so
thoroughly tried and proved
reliable.
C, R, McCULL0CH.