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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22

within our commercial sphere a population of
'O,OOO.GC0 Of mhtbrt ints. And il wc look for
I moment ct the business of the lakes and the
'anadas, and observe It's rapid yearly increase,
Wc shall be more nsLonslcd. 1t is Cstmltcd
nat the imports and exports Of the Lake lIar-
bors, exclusive Of the Clnldis, during the press
year will be 500 100000. The annual in
crease Of this business ii found to be Il | =
per cent, thus doubling itself in less than six
years. In addition to this the Imports and cX-
ports Of the Canldls will amount during the
present year to 3jOOOOOOO.
Aud now, what nrc the advantages which
Boston possesses, for doing this immense BUSH
ness: These arc 50 mlulcit, thpt their !npor-
tlncc will be readily appreciated. Her h ,rbor
is one Of the finest IN the world. The wharye,
md storage acCo nom aHo. IRE cQnlli' not su
perior, to those Of any other city, and capa5ia
OF indefinite extension. Her local position IS
uuriyaed and the enterprise and integrity OF
| 1er merchants are well known. The lines of
'alway to which we nave alluded all center in
ucr and radlate from her 1t is asccrtained,
from the actual results Of this We IRIS business.
| tIat under llvorIblc circumstances. all kinds OF
| provisions can BE- hr1u llt fro the westthrough
! these now lines OF communication, to Boston,
! more speedily AMI at less expense than 10 any
other Atlantic port.
| In tins connection, it may be well to say tlllt
| the book Of the tustum House show. tint Il t
merchandise transported to Canada, from the
| district Of Boston and hlrleson. for the six
months cnlhg June 30 II |, was more thqn
| lualcuple that Of the six months next prcccd-
! mr..
Merchandise can be landed at Ogdensburr,
on AXE Ontlrto. put on bolrd the cars at that
| peterborough to il 15'cn withpu. tran shipment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
WING Meeting,

Ths Wings OF Essex, are requested to moe
a, their Town Room on SATURDAY, AUG
30 a 6 clonk, P NJ. 20 nominate Gambia es
for TOWN REPRE- SENTATIVE and JUS
TlCES OF THE PEACE, for the year ensu.
ing.
~ o der Of Town Committee.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22

rccdcd 80 feet | should have attempted itthis
spring but for the unexpected disappearance OF
the ice, the last of March,
a few days after the disappearance Of the ice
this year, found the temperature Of the wat"l
to be 81 Q 6 ,and, as the lake was at the time
much agitated by the wind, this was, doubtless.
very nearly the mean temperature OF the whole
mass of water.
There are three well attested facts connect
cd with this subject. which, taken together, APP
pear to me to afford fun and satisfactory eX-
PLANTATION of the phenomenon
l. The great body Of ice ia previously always
reduced t. the honey comb structure, IN which
condition any considerable agitation Of tho
water causes 1t to separate into minute dv5-
ions
2. The temperature Of the great mass Of
water is always several degrees above the free
Eng point. and i'll condition TO dissolve II.
minute divisions Of Ice with great facility when
agltated in it,
>. The phenomenon is alwavs attended by a
very high wind, producing the agitation re-
| qnrcd.
In addition to theoretc objections 70 the
opinion that the ice SINKS when it disappears
suddenly we, who live On the shores Of the
lake, think we have ocular proof that It does not
take place. We see the ice, viii yet spread
ing over the whole surface Of the lake, grodu>
ally wasting rs the spring advances, and be
comm less firm, till ut length it ls so far DIS
icgrotel that a stick may BE- easily thrust
through il, while it is still from six to twelve
inches thick. This dsilcgrrion is often c IT.
rel 80 far, before the general icy covering is
dis urbed, thlt the ice ht' little more solIdity
OF lehaciY thah loose S'''" S"u'"t'u WIN
water III lhiS s'llc OF '"n"7 s""nT VIVA
'"'" PRODUCES rms u "a ~ - '''- ""''''
'o'" Pe"' up 'lu q''e. VG VIZ ''''o ,lo'-''
L-'t'''o'l' anu W. ~ ~! a'o II" I-"'', 60
nI.i"E 'IlrSls c',l"- 10 p'Ia, ',iI u'''o'' my
,' "'' .''lC' vi u ~ '"' ''-'.' H'-
t'0 '0' r'IN'''' "' ~" ~ ~" T." ""' w
VI 'i'3 "'' eve, U.lH 'VN ~ ~ '>' .
''.9 1T "'e "o''o'l " '''' "'
! ne objection 10 TINS hypoth shat So
sudden and extensive conyerSl N OF solid
INTO iiud as It supP)5h5' would produce a
sudden ana violent frost through 'A' hcighbor-
hT country -"onI" IN ,'nh'ra'F' nave WeI@a'
were the cRIorlc required 10 Iuc'Y ui' zee sup
h'H'd 10 DC derived "h"iy or PflhcIpaIly iro"
tle alnospaeFe ~, Du' 'II' / 90 Iol ue.leVe l'
aided more or less, according to the tcmppra-
tire. bv the warmth Of TN, a'.1oSpLorr. and tr
III, s,,,o ovton, tho ain, ro,l,1. I'm, tho ,r.o,
ii H. l...
I?"PPH VI '"'' ''' '''' V''S''' ~" -. wv 'S
Is derived from the WIte"' hhneAlh. ms an
.o-DtiOn of heat from tn wltCrs below haS NJ
ntiert il, di,niui.hin,r tho t,,,uor,,ur, ,r ia.
o:r oh 60 d.; :. .L, ,.r,.. ,,,,.- -. ,,..,.. 49,,
"a ~ IT, "N ~'''' "' u, '"t.. ~
ne COO ed uo"nN Ic" ucLT""S, SIN I"INlug INT
surface OF the lake. III contact with the atinOs
} phprc warmer by some DEGREES than the nrcvi-
/ ons co,o-;rcr Of ico If,rc ,es,,,,o for o,,.,-
,''7 - " 80
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
FOREIGN News.

lsed the sum d ?H. The money TAX n at the
doors from the othe' visitors amounted to 3OOR.
Is. Ihe police return makes the number OF
visitors d2G3h
ne liverpool CAnmoer oil oinInefcc nave
adopted petition to Government, adYocanng1
reduction IN the rate OF postage to America and
o'her countries 1hey al@o argE the necessity
o. cnFThg small sum two pence) only on
shR IiuGfS'
nc aaron Ge hfunnn" Itit AaHnnrbtain
house on can, ior 81. Pet"rSou-gh alter nay
i'g represented Russia at tins Court daring u
years l'1 Is expected to return IN October
next.
=, W NJ ARE l. TTFf5 ~ tn, NiTFo
hiN"h"N'-- The e.,italted rnn.her OF lcuers,as
app far7 RON an oii'mI r'lnrn yesterday PRINT
p Ca' dnnve. as "cArrseaDie.' was last year,
81 ',,r'OH
y ,ir, ~ Nu',I'ge horStwmp7ed the high
ss",F'H -, " E'' III front OF the curt House,
81 W G.' % llcBlGCLlIig 10 SUMMON MN upon
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s rec pres 6,
EGRfINGTON,y VT.

FRIDAY MORNING AUGUST 22 1851,
gIy s. ". PETTlNGIll. & CO, Newspaper
Advertising hceuia No. 10 State Street. Boston.
Arv Agents Tor NE FkEE PRrsl. Ddiiy and Week
~, ana are authorized to receive ADVERTISEMENTS
aDl sC3@cRrfinSs AT the same rates as are required
At this Office. Their receipts are regarded as pay
tasniS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1851-08-22
Vermont Central Railroad.


ed the following timely notlc', which, being
official, may properly be relied upon:
BosroN, August 1, 1851,
To The Shareholders o. the TerBOnt Cent? !
Rliiroad ComPany:
e>TLsMEN-Althoueh shall submit the
annual report Of Your finances IN / short time,
circumstances render It, IN my opinion, duty
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

4 London paper notices exceedingly curl
Gus groups Of stuffed animals exhibited at the
Worlds Fair BY German They consist Of
series of tableaux. in which the animals por-
tray either scene from nature, or illustrate
some well known fable There is learned
pundit Of fox reading book, and looking as
wise IS Lord Chancellor; there is a love
scene, on sofa, at which no one can resist a
smile. The village school. with the instruct
ress holding up the rod, is capital; there is a
frog with parasol equally laughable Two
hunting scenes. in which boar and stag
are brought 10 bay by the hounds are beau
sifully arranged
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
Regin Rlrht.

This little fable. said my uncle. may, per-
haps be ofserviee to some poor devil more low
ing than wise
certain man once married a lady, whose
reputation for amiability of temper was serious
y questioned. ifnot in reality seriously
questionable. AT the wedding, every
thing went on merrily, of course: the party
Gay, the supper magni6cent-the whole af-
fair had been eminently successful, and all
parties extremely delighted
On retiring TO his appointments the gentle
man found himself annoyed BY the mewing
and purring Of q cat.
WI I. IN the devils name is that?' he ex-
oh, nothing. my DEAR replied the bride,
but mY farvorite cat Pussita.'
oh, d--n Pussita IL hate cdts!' and with
this he most nneerenoneously threw Pussita
out Of the second story window.
Wen, # you havn't got tempert'
4es--my dear-you'd better 5eiieve 1t
Every thing, continued my uncle, went on
well th ttdt establishneat-ere to a warm
dinneE on Sunday
Now it 50 happeued that a friend of The
above mentioned gentleman, who had some
snonths before committed the error of marry
ing an angel, took occasion to inquire Of
him--
sHsw i was. that with him everything went
merry as marriage bell.' he, (his friend, ,)had
almost given np the idea of wearing pantaloons
AZ am
Whereupon he related his story of Pussita
and the second story window. without said
uncle, fully impressing upon his mind the inn
poFtant moral. that il was necessary to begin
right Nevertheless, there was that in his
eye when he started for home, that told Of
treason
Well said his wife, you've come at last
have you-after keeping me sitting up for you
and what's the matter-you havn't been
dfiakSssg. haze yont You look very strange
Not in the least, my dear-but Ihqte cats,
lovely!'
You do. do you--well I Ike 'em-thars
che dil1erenee!'
Hereupon the husband made dash at poor
Tabby-who vas quietly snoozing on the sofa
and rushed lmpefuously to the window.
You have been drinking! What are you
going to do, n0asterg
Throw her out of the window!'
You'd better try it'd like to see you do
it'd break every bone in your body-why
don't you throw her out? I dare you to do
it!
He put the cat softly down on the sofa. hung
his has on peg in the entry, his manliness
and his pantaloons on an easy chair, and ex-
claimed
Go ii. ducky. darling. and win-I didn't
begin right
I rather think you didn't-you'd better
take fresh start-but don't try that game
again, or you'll catch it--come to bed and
be vent
gprong.froa. The 9sgiinniag!,
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

a VOICE FROM MIssIoNARY.-A clergy.
man in the Southwest writes to US as post
script to business letter:
sPlease say to the aboIitionists at the North
and those who advise the fugitive slaves to re
sist. that in the opinion of one who has beer
State Of Mississippi. one half Of my time be
ing devoted to the instruction of the coIored
people, they are doing more to perpetuate
slavery. and more damage to the slaves at the
South, than all the world beside. and that
do regard them as the worst enemies the slave
hasupon the earth. VIII they think of this o
IN. Y. Observer
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
FREEMAN, HODGES 81 Co.
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,
So LIBERTY STREET, NEW YORK.
TRetweon Brordwsv and Nassau. I


A RE now receiving rich and beautiful assert
n ment Of Fancy Silk aud Millinery Goods, 10
which we would particularly invite the attention of
all Cash Purchasers, and will make it object for
them 10 give us "a call, as determined TO sell
assortment for Cash, lower than before Of
fered in this market.
MilIiners supply themselves with every ar
tcle in their line. at about the cost of Importation
or Auction prices. Many of our goods are manu-
factured expressly for our sale, and cannot be
surpassed for beauty Of low prices.
Rich Hat and Cap Ribbons, large variety.
Silks and Satins for Bonnsts.
Grapes, Grape Lisses, Tarletons and Illusion
Laces.
Trimmings for Hats, Caps and Dresses.
Jenny Lind Caps, Party and Opera Head dresses.
Embroidered Capes, Collars, Cuffs, and Cheim-
sets.
Embroidered Edgings and Insertings, Swiss and
Muslin.
Thread, Brussels, Valenciene, Silk and Lisle
Thread Laces.
Embroidered, REVERE and Plain Linen Cambria
Handkerchiefs.
Gloves and Mitts, Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread and
Sewing Silk. Scarfs, Cravats and Dress Hkfs.-
Swiss, Jaconette, Book MusIins, and Bishop Lawns
Embroidered, Damask and Plain Cantoe Grape
Shawls A Full Assortment of Straw Goods
French and American Artificial Flowers With a
large variety not mentioned above. All wishing to
avoid paving long prices wifi make money BY calling
and satisfying themselves.
Feb. g, 1851
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
B0OKSI OOKSi


The subscribers have just received
Decidedly the Largest and Best selection Of
R @ " MA -
LIVER BROUGHT TO THIS MARKET
Il Miscellaneous, CLASSICAL, Medical and School
Books, among which, the following are few:
The writings of Gen Washington, by Jaredsparks,
Preseott's COnquestof Peru, 2 volumes;
do do Mexico, 3 vols.
do Ferdinand and Isabella, vols;
do Miscellanies, vol;
AIlison's History of Europe, vols;
Hildreth's United States, vols;
Maccauiey's History of England, vols;
Hallan's Works, vols; Gibbons Rome, 4 vols
Stephens Yucaian; Greece; Egypt-2 vols each;
Complete Works Of Lorenzo Dow;
Addison's Works; Burkess do
Josephus' Works and 9 vols; Byron's do
Shakspeare's Works, and vols;
Rollins History do
Chamber's Information for the People, 2 vols;
American Revolution ? vols;
Marshal's w ashington, 2 volumes;
Meals Puriians, 2 vols; Life of Brant. vols:
Mrs Edgeworth's Works 10 vols;
Spark s American Biography, 10 vols;
Memoirs and Administrations of the Presidents:
Goopers Naval History; Brands Encyclopedias;
History ofthe GiLOndists; Life of Franklin;
Mrs. Bremer's Novels, complete in one vol;
HarPer's Family Library, "a volumes:
do School District Library, $50 volumes;
do Classical Library, 90 volumes
SWANS Treatise; Swans MISCELLANY.
Webster's Dictionary, unabridged
do do Large, revsed;
do do University edition;
do do School edition;
United States Dspensatory, late edition;
Eberlee's Practice; Eberee's Therapeutics;
Smiths Hand Surgery; Watson's Practice;
Hooper's Dictionary;
SCHOOL BOOKS OF ALL KINDS.
M Guffey's Eclectic series of Readers;
Rays, Adams, Smiths, Davis, Dabol's and Per.
kin's Arithmetic;
Clask's, Smiths, Wells, Burritt's andIKirkam'l
Grammar;
Smiths, oIoney's MOrse's and Parley's Geogra.
ply, &c, &c.
STA VARY.
Any quantity Of Fools Cap. and Letter Paper
plain and ruled, Gilt Edged and Embossed;
Letter Envelopes, of all kiads and styles.
G ALL AND SEE! At
N " 79
BuckIand's Brick Block.
s. BUCKLAND & co.
Fremont, July, 1850 II
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
New Drug Store.
S. BUCKLAND C CO.:

DEALERS IN
Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye-stgfs, Glassware,
Phosgene Gas and Lamps, dc, dc.
THE subscribers have just opened large stock
Il of the above articles, which with their former
stock completes the and best assortmentever
brought to Fremont or vicinity
ALL OF WHICH ARE WARRANTED.
Physicians are respectfully requested to call
and dexamine our articles of Drugs and Chemicals,
are determined that FREMONT SHALL BE THE
TOWN BUY GooDs CHEAP.
All our merchants say they are selling GooDs
CHEAPER than they can be bought in Sandusky,
Tifin, any where,else in these 'Diggins' and are
Determined not to be outdoRe
by them in the way Of LOW prices.
U Country DEALERS, will find it to their ad
vantage TO buy of any articles in our line, as we
are sure aOe can SdUe them the transportation
at least.
PAINTERS and MECHANICS,
using PAINTS ofany kind who wish Coon ARTICLES
can be supplied at the smallest possible advance
from cost. White Lead-pure-Extra, No. j, dry
and ground in oil. Chrome Yellow, Chrome Green,
Paris Green, Red Lead, Lampblack, Litharge,
Varnish, Linseed Oil, warranted to dry-Turpen-
tine, &C.. &. Brushes of all sizes and kinds, al
20 per cent. cheaper than ever.
GIVE US A GALL.
.V'O. 8, BWckEG9I 'SEsricE Block,
Eg Sign of the Big Mortar. -RF
Fremont, Sandusky July 6, 4650-l7
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
Toledo, NOrvvaIIk 81 CLEVELAND Rail
Road C0MapsMY.

A T meeting Of the Dire etors ofsthe Toledo,
ANorwak & Cleveland Rail Road Company,
held their office Of NorR ak Dgc., ,, 1880. Il
resolved, that the sums subscrbed 30 the cap
ital stock Of this Company 10 BE expended on3het
Western Section Of the Road,Iying between FTe&
mont and Toledo. he paid inio The Treasury of ftHi
Company at this Office, in enstalments Of lea n
cent every sixty days from this date: aud that
iice be published Of said call in some paper at 3
mont Toledo, or both, for the period ef. Il -
davs, prior 10 the date ofpayments Of the sam q
Notice is therefore hereby given that an s|s4-
mentO of ten per cent. on tho Csr.tai s. eck ihe
Toledo. Norwelk s. Cleveland Rail Read eBI-
pany, subscribed to be expended on the Western
Section Of said Road. is required TO be pa p the
Treasurer on or before the 10Th day Of FtIiu ary
1851, and further insialmeBt Of ten pr cent.
every sixty days thereafter uni the full aapunt is
paid. w. ?. KITTR lDGEebe bee'y.
Office of T N. & c. r. r. COMFY.
Norwalk Dec. is. 1850
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
NEW 81 oen. wfEtslsa


WI oULD inform the public that has resumed
w his business al his old stand, on Croghair ST.,
and having had the opportunity Of Rg aud getting
AHtAe --latest Fashions from az aud West.
and having brought on an asyfsrlme nj ofthe
FINEST WOODS, vENEEfsSses &c,
he is prepared 10 furnish mis- on customers. and as
many new ones as can crowd into his rooms,
with the most splendid LOT of
lahcgony, Rosewood and BlackWaInut
FU II N Il U II e.
Ofepery kiAd-.fron tks, Crddle.to the Coffin.
AS To prices he Is dal he'd
NOT TO Be DERSOLD.
He is hold to say thai hsatsfA offer Won BETTER
BARGAINS aud BETafE& W0R K than you can
get wes Of Buffalo; he has ON and, and is making
Al kinds of BEDSTEADlS.
on Nesg and Inaproved Plans;
such as Lewis Pateht, Fowler's Patent, &C.. &c.
DO not fail to give him call.
% He has got up good HeaIse, and will attend
funerals in town or conniry.
Fremont, August 10, 1850.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
nllnd Lo,,lso


s ~ GEoRGE w DEMEY.
She knew that she was growing blind
Eoresaw the dreary night
! = That soon would fail, avithout.a n star.
pPOn her fading SIGHT:
Yet never did shemake compliant.
But pray d each day might bring
sa beauty 10 her waning eyes
The lOyelinsss Of Spring.
She dreaded that eclipse which might
PefPetually incloss
Sad memories Of leafless world
a spectral realm Of SHOWS.
Shed rather that the verdne left
An evergreen 10 shine
Within her heart, as summer leaves
Lts memory on the pine.
She had her wish; for when the sun
O'erhung his eastern towers,
And shed his benedetion on
A world Of May-time fowers-
We foaad her seated as Of old,
In her accastomsd place,
A Saidai5ht IN her sightless eyes,
And morn upon her face.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

Mr.. Riddle the American Commissioner at
the great fair, insists that the Americans con-
tribute the best piano fortes; the best car
Eiages wagons. and coaches; the best plows
and winnoWing machines the best cotton; the
best dentists tools, dentist-work, and labor
saving machinery:' and he ought 10 have ad-
ded the best daguerreotypes. If intoxicating
drinks had been admitted, how many premi-
nms the Americans would have taken for new
and unrivalled combinations of spirit, sugar
and water
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07

A paragraph is going the rounds of the pa
pers-and long run it has had too for we
hare seen it in the papers of dozen States
stating that the Legislature. last winter re-
pesled all laws for the collection of debts
why SO much pains has been taken to circu-
late such story we don't know-nor can we
tell how it originated-no such thing has oc-
cured, however, and as letters from other
Stases have been received here enquiring if it
is true We hope the correction may be made
BY the press. Detroit Free Press
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1851-06-07
OLD
Dr.. Jacob Townsends
SA ASAPARILLA,

I"HIS Medicine is made up wholly ofVEG-
n ETABLE substances, contains no mineral
substance of any kind, and is perfectly safe
and certain in its action in all persons, young
or Old. 1t is most efficient article in effect
ing the following purposes:
Ist,-NPURIFIES THE BLOOD, and cleans
es the whole system Of acid, slime. worms aid bile.
| 2d.-It is a sovereign remedy in all cases oi
Chs and Fever. and is equally good in ordinary
cases of Rheumatism, especially in those called
acute or inflanmatory. This is valuable medi-
cine in Fever and A que Countries, particularly in
the South and West. Used in the Spring and
Fall, it will eectually cleans the Blood and system
of bilious and other morbid matter, and thus pre-
vent hoet of Acute and Chronic Diseases.
| 3d.-Itis great remedy for Liver Comp aints,
Disease Of the Kidneys and Urinary Organs.
4ih.-It acts with remarkable efficacy in cases OF
! Dyspepsia, Sour Stomach, Heartburn, Sick Head
aches, Flatulence, or Wind, and creates good ap-
petite by giving tone and strength to the stomach,
and other digestive organt.
5Ih.-It is equally good for Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis, and Othar diseases Of the Lungs and
Chest, Pleurisy, Palpitation Of the Heart, &c.
6th.-Itis ineslimable in cases Of DiarrhGa, Dys-
entery, and Summer Complaints, in Men, Women
and Children.
7th-It is "A very excellent remedy far NERV-
| GUS DISEASES, as Tic Dooreux, or Neuralgia,
and Nervous Debility.
Sth-It is or the best medicines for all cases
of Scrofula which arises from 1eating the sys
tenn. followed by sudden cooling, from bad diet, lv
ing or working in damp places; from humors left in
the system which heve been produced by measles,
scarlet fever, small pox itch, and the like. Hence
il cures Erysipeas, Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Fe-
yer Sores, and various Eruptive Diseases.
9th-lt is also the very best NURSERY MED
ICIN E for children, great in Measles, Scarlet Fe-
ver Small Pox, Kline PoX, Rashes and Eruptions
of all kinds; and especially good for those Fevers
and DiarrhGas, Bowel complaints which arise
from Teething.
I0th-ltis very good DlURETIC, producing
a free and easy passage Of urine. 1t is also an ex-
celleut DIAPHoRETIC, promoting gentle per-
spration, and thus cures many cases Of Dropsy.
IIlh-Itis great in FEMALE ECoMPLAINTS.
especially in cases ofirreguar. suppressed, or def
cienI nstruaiion, common Fluor Albus, and all
the difficulties arising from Pregnancy in all its
stages.
I2th-lt never fails to cure Costiveness and Piles
which are Of the bleeding kind, and acts gently
on the bowels, but neve a harsh cathartic.
Price One Dollar per Bottle.
GTSx Bottles for Five Dollars. ID
Principal Office for the Western States at
l69 Main street, Cincinnati, between 4th and
5tb.
G. w. CALHOUN. General Agent.
For sale by
S. BUCKLAND & Co. Fremont.
Dec. a, 1850.