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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-03-24
GEoRakrowN. March %, 1853.


Mr.. EDIroK Permit u subscriber t" in
quire thr rough the medium Of your brilliant
little Star il there is no remedy that can be
applied t. break up great aud gro"ing
evil which his been gettiug worse and worse
for the last year or more, viz: the almost
daily practice OF a parcel Of idle aul mis-.
chievous boys, youths, anl sometimes men,
from this place aud your city, meeting ut
the Bridge street and Paper Mill bridges,
for the purpose Of fshting stone battles, to
the great annoyance ana danger of the
pas.ers BY, and those persons whose place
of business lies contiguous to them. Here
on almost any afternoon these evil d,ers. to
the number Of fifty or one hundred, may be
found. drawn up in regular battle array, on
each side of R ,ck Greek, pouri 6 upon each
other volltys of vulgar language, horril
oaths, and stones.
We have thought. that in as m lch as the
rays of the ST. Z, wli;h processes t. shine on
all the dark places in this hun lred, has
never reflected fi;ient tight upon this
one, to enable tho Reporter to discover the
evil spoken Of ani inf .rm our corporate
.thorisies or induce the itiooc:ne, t., plead
for relief or mayisterial interference, if the
twinklng beams of the Eee"iug Star, was
brought to bear upon it, that the au hori les
Of the two cities, might be induced to send
to the place a sufficient TO, &c to arrest tue
evil, and take some of the ring leaders
where they would rec. i've gratuitou>ly the
benefit of one of Judge Crawfori's official
lectures.
Oar water street merchants are preparing
for III extensive Spring IT .Je. The CLesa
peake and Ohio canal. which is the ifo
spring of the town, is already beginning to
pour iuto our market large quantities of
-four, grain, Sc alrt we have no doubt from
the large amount Of capital ready to be in
vested in this branch of trade, aud the num-
Der of fir seeing aud keen scented specu'a
tors engaged in it, that but little, if any of
- ~
fingers without aiding to the handsome
little fortunes which several of them realized
last season from the single article of -four.
We have been CT. d.bly informed that the net
profits Of one milling establishment in this
place, for the last yer ,unted to the
handsome sum Of $4,000
SPECTATOR
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Avvsrds OF the Metropolitan Msehan.
tcs' lnsttl ute.
Ldties Premiums.
"a TTnafin,ed I

Laties fremiums.
Continued.
Mrs. Anna S. Lewis, basket flowers, rank.
second. gold thimble.
Mrs. Greenough, aged eighty one worsted
work, rank third-fruit knife.
Mrs. Caus,en, luce cape, rank third
cheese scoop.
Miss Biiips. open worsted hose, rank &c.
conl-pickie fork.
Miss Julia Smith, ladies hose, rank Sc
cond-plckle fork
Miss Kate OdeIl, ladies veil, rank third
spanish fan.
Mrs Cole, Baltimore. lambs wool hose.
rank third mustard spoon.
Mrs II wk. toilet cover, rank third-salt
spoons.
Nrs Ynung, satchel in satin, rank third,
salt spo ms.
Mrs. Burkwalter, infants sh Des, rank
thrd-mustard spoon.
Mrs. A. E. Ward, rug, rank third-cuff
pins.
Mrs j. Y. Bryan, mat. rauk th.rl-cutf
pins.
Mrs. Falconer, bonnets rank third-cutf
pins.
Mrs. Hubble, bonnets, rank third-but
ter knives.
Miss Chappell, bonuets, rank third-cuff
pins.
Miss H.ney, bonnets, rank thirl-cuff
pins.
Miss IIaney. reticule, tamsrind seeds.
rank third-mustard spoon
Two In,ii.n children, piano cover, in
quilts, rank secsnd-each pair of brace
lets .-..
Miss 8. White, piano cover, rank first
pearl carl case.
The Last Supper, worsted, Miss Wise,
rank seconl-gold thimbl-.
Wreath Of hnwers worsted, Miss Plant,
eleve'. years of age, rank secpnL-cuff pins.
Mathematics! problems, Miss Gunner
cuff pins.
Miss E. Williams, Baltim. re, velvet, silk.
and s .sin g,iter+, jeff .rson shoes, and cork
soleed CATERS. manufactured by 5. w. Will
liam--medal.
Ms. e. S. Lemon, mattrass ticks, rank
seccnd-butter knife.
Mrs. Benz Beall, six quilt, rank first
two walters.
Mrs Cooley, silk quilt. rank second
gravy ladle.
Mrs. r. Hall, silk quilt, rank thirl-but-
ter knife.
Mrs DR. Mackall, silk quilt, rank third
silver port monulie
Mrs. W. B Todd, silk quilt, rank tLirI-
butter knife.
Mrs. Jones, colorel cotton quilts, rank
frst-perf'rated sugar ladle.
Mrs. E Clarke. color.d cotton quilts, rank
sec"nd-cream spoons.
Mrs. Kerr. colored cotton quilts, rank
thr,l-bntter knife.
Miss Leake, co'ored cotton quilts, rank
thirl-pearl porte monpaie.
Mrs En'wisle. ored cotton quilts, rank
third-pear porte monnaie.
Mrs. H. NJ Weaver. colored cotton quilts
rank third-cream spoon.
Mrs. Jacob Weaver, colored cottan quits.
rank third-port monnaie.
Miss r. 5 Weaver. colored cotton quilts,
rank thirl-hutter knife.
Niiss E. Hamilton, colored cotton quilts,
rank thi'd-head purse.
Mrs. A E. Goddard. colored cotton Quilts,
rank third-ivory handled pen.
Miss L. Harper, white Cotton quilt. rank
sec"nd-pe ri porte monnaie.
Miss S. D,wson. white cotton quilt, rank
sec .nd-g I'D thimble.
Miss Martha Sc"tt. white cotton Quilt. rank
second-gold thimble.
Lady. Is years old pink lined quilt,
rank secon'l-half-d"zen teaspoons.
Mrs. Larnei, white cotton quilt, rank
second-cream ladle.
Mrs. A. English, white cotton quilt, rank
secunG-nrpsprvo Snonn
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LINE, WOOD AND COAL.

ANDIHG tins d.y, 900 bu h-s LINE
l., o ,rut. fire. hf 0ni the kiin. Also on hand |"
r. ,nk. Id piar WuoD all of which vi te
- fr caah 81 A: thrsi GAL oil tsps'''
9'"''' 80 MILAN wAGDEE
mar Ie.1 ~. NJ &S~
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xS Whtiehurss'. Gallery whrre til,
bert Dagnerreots in hi> tity, in the world,
md. Is Oh ieuus, iv mia a,eude f,ar And a.
ha t q rret.
Ill. has splendid assortment Of gilt frames, Lc'k
cts, and fancy just received, call item
mr. II
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1T Has NEVER BEEN IQJALLED

TUSt Reilly It'd from 7 OF. Barr a sup " OF his
u ce.eDr.tei IkIoO. II K us, for ;est .r,hy pre
serving, a,d beauif, iug TIE i,air, and saie at
LtH 'lUNIcS
7th Sc, above id Fellows Hal.
mar 2I-eod3t
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g. Joe ShiIItnKson receives all the
new bo rs and Lac spap p ~ last AZ u.l sh'd ~
is agent for harper aud All the ,ther uagaZ AID
our rrade viii. alwa, fad large and good ASST
ment of flank oks and statsoHeiy AT hs boa scEe
OIeou Buiiding, c1ruer Of ~ street a, d eun Az
feb =
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AVENUE LO1LL

FEW Families b. accommodated vi 10 ~
N ut tins spendi. Ito -eI, assO dag boar ers
tvery -xeriiOa wrI ma. e u ,,easr. LsT! aFPf
Cation siiou d b. m de. Te, I'm, modeialr.
Co.. F.kN a Co.
late of fren. IA Hot 1, No Grn, Va.
m Ar 23-lw
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NOOts "O"UerIua Da&
Gu TO Root, No matter " Ia, tier
Ii Le clear or Cloud, weather.
Still. with equal ira h he Traces
Muititule- Of lovely faces
Roots Gallery, Penny yania avenue, near Seven
st. e t. JAN 81
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0Ppos"cns W she rfestdent,
BY aud 70 tn the adr,ce an, consent of TIC stag,.
CONsULs.
William Henry Vesey. of Penusylva.i,
At Hasre, in France, in place Of Loren,
Draper.
Johu F. Bacon. Of New Ymk, at Nassau
in the island of New Pro, id.i. &c, il r,ac, .,
Timothy Darling
Henry c. Dewey, Of Pennsylvania, n,
Para, Brazil.
Amos s. York, for the island Of Zante
JUDGES.
John A. Campbell, of Alabama, t. he m
associate justice of The Supreme Court of
the United States, in place of Johu McKn.
ley.
Edward Land'r. Of Indiana, To be chief
justice for TIE Territory of Washington.
john X Miller. of Ohio, to be an Assn
ciate justice for the Territory of Washing.
ton.
Victcr Monroe, of Kentucky, to be an As.
sociate justice for the Territory of Wash.
ingtvn.
MARsHALs.
William NJ. Lowry, for the eastern disr;ct
Of Tennessee, in place Of j. rarscLs.
Watson Free Nan. for the Gisuici ,i Mas.
sacbusrtts, in place If Charles De,els. II
Westley Fr.s,, fer lie w.st,rn disuiu a
Pennsylvania. in place Of join Dhlcy.
j. Patton And r>or, If Mississippi, 10 te
marshal for the Territory of Washington.
ATTORNEYS.
Fleming d Miller, fer the western district
of Virginia, in place of ID. II Smith.
j. c. Ramsey, for the ensttru district Of
Tennessee, in place of Samuel H. Rogers.
JUSTICES Of THE PEACE.
c. II. Nitberger, J. NJ. Wright, f. H.
Bates, j. mes L.Wienso., Henry Naylur,
Joshua ptrce. John L. Smith, Samuel
Smoot, James Grand II, to be- JUSTICES OF tie
peace FIR ihe District OF Columbia.
OSlMASlEkS.
Seiah r. Ho.bie, 10 be First Assis att
Postma ter Gen.ral, in place Of S. d. ia.
cots.
Henry SanJerson, mt New Brunswick,
New Jersey, in place of 81 mutl Z. Cu1k.
Benz min J.hns,D, al Austin, in the
county IF Tra,i,, State Of Texas.
John G. Mai-,, a, Fort Wayne, Allen
county, Indiana, ID place of Samuel S,oph
let.
Isaac Cook, at Chicago. Cook county IL
in place of George W. Dole.
COLLECTORS oF THE CUSTOMS.
Paul Aruau, dist, let Of st. Augustine
Florida, vice John NJ Hanson.
Hamilton Stuart, district Of Texas, vice
Vim. X. Smith.
Richard Z. Hammond, distr'c Of San
Franchises, California, vice Beverly Z. Saw
d.rS.
xs- Whtsrhurss'. Gallery whrre til,
bert Daguerreots in ,hi> tity, the world,
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The Gar diner Trial.

On the opening of the Court to-day, Mr.
Evans was recalled by the prosecution, and
testified in relation to certain papers and
books which were handel to him, said books
and papers were before the Commission in
support of the claim. There was propo-
sition made by Gardeners counsel that his
claim should be acted upon as early as pos
sible, and put in such as forwardness as to
enable Gardiner to borrow money on the
faith of it; the Commission were satisfied
with the proofs presented.
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WoRKINGMEN's MEETING.-Quite large
meeting Of the mechanics If this city rs
semb!ed at Temperance Hall last night. We
learn that is the intention to form au asso
citation to be denominated the ..Washingtou
Association" which is contemplated to unite
the different branches of business-the en-
ployer as well as the employee. Some able
addresses were made aud the me, ting ad.
journed to meet again next week to receive
report from the committee appointed to
draft constitution. ..a..fs
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LABOR Mov=MENrs.-The journeymen
Shoe Makers of Cleveland, met on Tuesday
evening at the Mechanics Block to take
into consideration the propriety of establish
ing uniform rate of wages. Meeting id
journed to next Monday night.
The association Of working Carpenters of
Allegheny city, are demanding aud advance
of 20 per cent upon their wages.
At meeting Of the Bricklayers' Union
Of the same place on FRIDAY week, it was
announced that S6 employers had agreed to
give the advance from the first of April. Ii
was resolved, that We demand Of all en-
ployers an advance of fifty cents per day
on the wages which have be,n paid to
journeymen Bricklayers, previous to the
1st day of April, 1858.
The Carpenters of New York are holding
crowded meetings. A considerable number
of shops have paid the advance.
IA We received this morning the Illus
trofed Ner, fer March 26 1t is an excel
lent paper.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
MusiC and House
Keeping Store!

wv e desire to inform the citizens of this
w and neighboring towns, that we have
Just opened full stock Of Fancy and IIouse-keep-
iSg Goods and respectfully solicit share Of their
patronage.
Fancy Goods. -PaPier Mache Work and
Perfume Boxes, Back Cannon Boards, Watch
Stands, Writing Desks, sc.
Also: Rosewood aud Mahogany Boxes, Writing
Desks and Toilet Boxes, Terra Gotta ware Of all
kinks. Parian Marble Statuary, Watch Stands
Paper Delights, Spring Tea bells, Porcelain Ware,
Porte Monnaies OF every variety, Ivory and Pear
Paper Folders, Carved Chessmen, Stationery,
Toilet Glasses Shell Combs, Bracelets, Sve,
Card Baskets, Travelling C ompanions Porlor Balls,
Brushes Of every description &c.
HOusc-Kc coping ArtieIes.-A full as.
sortment Of Dixon's finest PLATE, viz: Tea Ser
vice, Castors Cake Baskets, Knives, Forks, spoon,
Ladies', Fruit knives, Nut Crackers, &c.
Brttania Ware Of every kind, Baskets of every
character, Willow Ware inclusive Of every thing.
w OGDEN Ware, from a Faucet to Boot Jack -
Ash Sifters, Soap Stone Gtiddles, Coffee Roastcrs
Smoothing Irons of style, Coffee and Spice
Grinders, Family Grind Stones, Porcelain X ettet
aud Sauce Pans, Coal Scuttles, brass and iron,
Oyster Gridirons, &c
Also, Cake and Sugar Boxes, Dish Covers ant
Toast Racks, Apple Peeless, Vegetable Slicers
Warming Pans, Sardine Openers, Lanterns, Foo
Baths, Knife Washers, 10 avoid washing handles
Toilet Sets, Water Potter Pots, Slop aud Water
Pals, Bandelabras. Night and Nurse Lamps
Swinging do. Hall Lanterns, Towei Stands, Fea
ther Busters, Wire Bird Cages, Foor ane Hant
Brushes, Tin Ware Of every kind, Hobbie Horses
Sleighs, Bed Cords, &c.
MUSIC. .-Muoical Instruments OF all deserip
tions, viz: Guitars, Yolins, Flues, Banjot, Tam
bornes, Claronets, Flageolets, Accerdeone, Flu
tinas, aud complete assortment ef Sheet Music
F'erfumery.-We have quantity Of genu
inc Lubn's Perfumery, comprising Extracts Co
logne and Soaps, with cut glass Cologne Bottle
Of beautiful patterns.
Toys. --Wholesale aud retail.
In additipn to the above we have assortmen
of Fishing Apparatus, such as jonte
Poles. Lines, Reels, Floats, Sinkers, &c.
We beg leave TO inform the jun.or members o
the community, lhat we have some JUMPERS
for their especial benefit.
J. d. BOURNE.
Campbel's Block
SANDUsKr Cry, Feb. 5th, 1853.
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e E E e 8
CONSUMPTION CURED
TESTIMONY OF A PHYSICIAN.

.uessrs. R0ker 81 Co.:
DE'R sIRs-Tbe public generally are fully
aware OF the thousands Of remidies for Diseased
Lungs, ander the titles Of SaIsaparias, Pills, PIas
'ers. liniments, &c, that are daily brought to
their notice through the newspapers, by way Of
advertisements. My object in writing this note
for publication, is TO induce the public, or at loast
those who afflicted ( they will use patent
medcines), TO use that contains articles of real
use in Pulmonary Diseases. | am conscious that
in so doing, am acting most imp professionally y ,and
derogatory TO The interests Of medical science and
the regular practitioners Of medicine.
The Medicine TO which | refer is "DR. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LUNGS" | have pre-
scrbed it in large number of cases, and allrays
wih success. One case in particular, TO which |
wish now TO refer, was gicen up by several physl-
clans who had been called in consultation with
myself The patient had ell the symptoms of
confirmed consumption, such as Cold Night Sweats
Hectic Fever, Harrassing Cough with continued
pain in the Lobe of the right lung, attended with
sevare DiarrhGa! lie commenced Immediately
to get better by the use of the apove named med
ioine, and was soon restored to his usual health
| have also found Dr. liall's Balsam the mos
valuable Expectorant for breaking up distressing
Coughs and Colds that have ever used
| w. ID. WRIGHT, DIM.
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CIR OCGPiG So

Coffee, Sugars. Teas, Spice, Pepper. MeIasses
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line o.
the best qualities.
AS above remarked, all my goods are new, anc
will be sold at ONE PRICE. So give us a call. Per
rormance every day except Sundays. Door open a
half past 5 A. NJ. Performance 10 begin at g. Ad.
mission free, children hafprce. No postponemen
on account ofthe weather Never was there sucl
an opportunity since the days of Sooman to gratif,
the eyes and mind with so little expense.
As for prices, ''there's use talking" We sci
so low we are afraid folks may think we steal ou
goods But don't be afraid, friends-come all, ant
you shall see what you shall see. Give us call
andwe will suit you TO any thing in our line
A. GUSTORF.
Fremont April 80, 1852
" BE sure to recolect the place, one door soutl
of Garfield & Mlchells Hardware Store.
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Of the beneficial results of its use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have used il in their practice, and speak IRON
their own observations.
P. b. Peckham, Nj. D., Utica, N. Y.
L. d. Fleming, NJ. D.. Canadaigua, N. Y.
NJ. u. Hills, VI. D., Rochester, n. Y.
D. Y Footo, NJ. D., Syracuse, N. Y.
Prof Dunbar, Nj D., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. Reese, NJ. D., N. York City.
w. Prescott, NJ. D., Concord n. II.
J.P. Newland, NJ. D., Utica, n. Y.
$. BUCKLAND 81 CO., Agents,
Druggists, Fremont, Ohio.
Sold bv oil The leading Druggists In the adjoin
ing counties. Letters addressed to care OF Mr.
Curtis Hatch, Agent at Ravenna.
TO DR. .Mfr-5t.j II have ten years been troub.
led with Female neutrality-suspicious., Uterli
and all the attending dliicullies-at times render
inr INV life most miserable. have had the at
tendance of some of the best ply 'cans, win bu
little success. The most that they LHuld 90 wa'
TO relieve-a cure was ont Of the question: + o.
five months before commencing with your mCul
cine, had not been able to perform any labo.
could walk but few steps al time and scarcely
went out of doors--in short, ! was completely
prostrated both in body and mind. ] expected tc
drag out the rest of my days in suffering and ms
cry: but reading yoHr advertisement, was induced
to try your invaluable medicine, called uterine
CathoIicpn," as the last resort. had not used
il W eek before | felt like another woman. BY
the use Of three bottles, ] was enabled to perform
all the labor, for six in the family, with ease, and
could walk any wher, in the nooighborhOod, with
ouliujury. Nothing but lense of duty TO you
and the suffering communty, has induced me to
stale my TO the public; and ! can safely rec
ommend the preparation TO all those suffering like
myself Signed Mrs. SARAH A. BISHOP.
FREEDOM, Portage Co, o., Dec. 27th, 1852.
j. B. Marchis & Co., ProprietOrs, Central De-
pot, Goth Broadway Yew York.
April 90, Shy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22
nR MARCHISI s CEELEBRATED
- CATHOLICON-FOr the ReIiefand
Cure OF suffering Females

II stands pre-em-
inent for its curative
powers in all the dis
eases for which il is
recon mcnded, usual
" called Female Conn
piaiats; far surpass-
ing any other mode
, of treatment in being
certain, less expens-
i've, and leaving the
system in a better
condition. Letallin-
terested call and oh.
tain a pamphlet, free,
containing a M p J e
proof from the most
respeclable sources,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-10-22

THE BEST REMEDY EVER KNOWN
To man for Coughs, Asthma, Colds, Group,
Bronchitis, Inlusnza, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Difficulty Of breathing, Liver Affections, Pain or
weakness of the Breast or Side, First stages of
Consumption, &c.
In short, tins Basa'n is peculiarly adapted to ev-
cry disease Of the lungs and liver, which is pro-
duced in our ever-varying climate.
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II Price 81 per bottle---sx bottles for S..
Sold by J. ID. PARK, Cincinnati, o.
North east corner of Fonrth and Walnut sts-en-
trance on Walnut-to whom all orders must be
addressed
Sold in Fremont by S. BUCKLAND & Co.
Aud by Wheldon & Rhodes, Sandusky city J.
Hutchlns & Son, Bellevuei w. c, Baker, Caslal-
ia W. Bradner, Mil Grove Charles Powers,
w oodvill Foster 81 Son, Rome; Hamilton &
Mccartney, Republic; aud . l., ST. john, Tilin.
Fremont, January 10, SHY
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DIR. wM. HALLS
BALSAM FOR THE LU NGS,
FOR THE CURE OF
Consumption, Decline, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Wasting Of the Flesh, Night Sweats,
Splitting of Blood, Whooping Cough,
Difficulty Of Breathing, Colds,
Coughs, Influenza, Phthisic,
Pain in the Side, aud all
Diseases oft Chest
and Lungs.
10000 DOLL RS REV AR ID
is oFFERND FOR A BETTER RECEIPT.
1t contains no opium, Calomel, or Mineral
POISONl

POI q NJ
And is Sa fefor the most delicate Chldl
II is estimated that $50, 600 persons die Annual
ly in the United States with consumption, and
Yrofessor Eberly says thata vast number of these
could be saved by the timely use Of some prompt
remedy.
DIR. HALLS BALSAM strikes at the Roo, of
the Dsease at once, snd such is IFS speedy effect
that any one using il freely according to directions
for "a or Is hours, and not entirely satisfied with
its merits NAV return and receive back his mon
ey. MONEY WILL BE CAREFULLY RE-
FUNDED The most distressing cough ia fire.
quently relieved by single dose, aud broken up
in a few hours time. The afflicted do not have
to take bottle after bottle before they find whethr
er this remedy will afford relief or not.
Call on the agent and get pamphlet gratis.-
THE TREATISE on CONSUMPTION alone
is worth more than the price Of this medicine. -
You will find certificates of PHYSICIANS in
Cincinnati, and of others whose cures have been
effected here at home, where they can be folnd
The public have been imposed upon by RENE
dies, recommended by certificates which have all
ways originated from unknown source. -
We believe that .nediciae possessing real merits
will effect cures wherever il is used at home as
well ms abroad. This is no Pdregoric preparation,
but one which If used in will the lives
Of thousa nds; aud per sons may make Nts bargain
,tM agents rom VIII ON they pure hase, that in ev-
erv case where II is used freely according direc-
tons. and entire satisfaction s not given in 20 or
- hours, they can retnrn the medicine, and their
MONEY ,iH be rheefju'lV reIupded.
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4 Z y y v
TWo Lires SavedJy the use Of only Three
Bottles of "JVistar'S Balsam Of Wild
Cherry"
MT. EDEN, KY, July "a, 1852.
Messrs. Harcourt Howard 81 Co.-Gents:.-
The "Dr. Wistar's Basam of Wild Cherry" that
bought of You mas been Of such signal benefit in
my anily, that | wish 10 make lis virtues known
for the benefit Of the public.
M wife took coda the time of her confinement
which settled on her Lungs. The physicians pro-
nounced her disease consuption. She had proluse
night sweals had coughs; she was given up,
for pespaired OF her recovery and her child par
toc.. OF her complaint She then commenced TAX
ing ''Wisiar's B.lsam of Wild Cherry" and three
bottles effected an entire cure with her and the
child both.
II iheir graves they had not have used Wstar's
Balsum Of Wild Cherry SETH r. SEARCY.
Seth r. Searcy, whose certificates is above, is
man Of as mneh veracity as any in this country,
and man Of good juigr ent, and we place entire
reliance on his Abatement.
lIARCOURT, HOWARD x CO.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry
has fac simile of the signature OF Henry WistB
NJ. D., Philadelphia, and Stanford & Park" on
finely executed steel engraved wrapper. No oihe
can be genuine.
W TFce p per ooIlie-sIA uottles loi 90
Sold by J. d. Park, Cincinnati, ..
North ess, corner Of Fourth and Walnut sts-en
trance on Walnut street--to wbcm all orders
must be addressed.
Sold in Fremont By S. BUCKLAND 81 Co.
And By w. C.. Baker, Castalia; J. Hutchins q
Son, BeIlevuei w. Braner, Millgrove; Charles
Powers, Woodville; Foster &i Son, Rome; Ham
Hton & Mccartney, Republic; I. l.. ST. John, I'll
lin city, aud P. V. Beery g. Bro, Green Creek.
| Fremont, January ID, '53-Iy