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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
New York, Feb. %.

The Steamer Washington did not leave o.
day, on account of the lowness Of water on
Sandy Hook bar she leaves tomorrow.
A letter from Havana, in the Tribune OF
this morning, says the outrage ofstopping the
mail bags has again commenced. those Of
the Black Warrior and Empire City having.
been taken possession of by the police and eI-
amined The seal of the Empire was bro
ken.
The Houston Crexas) Register Of the llth
says great excitement has been created in the
towns on this side of the Rio Grsnde. opposite
E Paso. by the discovery of some very valu-
able silver mines on the Eastern slope Of the
mountains sixty miles North East Of Donna,
The ore is found in immense quantities direct
ly under the surface Of the ground. and sew
eral tons have already been gathered aad
transported on mules to McGrifins mills aad
there smeted. The ore is so rich that the
silver is extracted by melting il with COM
mon log FIRE Of pine. Lead ore is also found
in extensive veins traversing the rocks in sv-
cry direction.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
No sol
ANAcT.
February O. 1853.
TO regulate Railroad Mortgages.

TO regulate Railroad Mortgages.
SEC. /. BE !. enacted by the General IA.
ssnJly Of the State Of Ohio. That in all ca
ses where ano railroad company organized, OF
hereafter to be organized. under any law Of
lhis State. or owning any real aOd personal
estate thersin. which has by virtue OF any
spscial provisions in It's charter, Of the act reg
slaiing railroads." passed February IL. ls4s,
On Of the &C. "to provide for the creation and
ysgulaiioa Of incorporated companies In the
State Of ohio" passed May l, 1882. authority
boorrou money. and to secure the payT ant
shorsof. to pledge the property and income Of
such company, esery such company may er-
ecute deed Of mortgage. or other instrument
in writing. for the purpose Of securing the
paymens Of the loan OF money so made. or the
notes. bonds, or other evidences of indebted
ness that may be SO issued by said company
therefor, which said mortgage may include
sbe personal as well as the real property OF
said company.
See 3. That ia all cases where mortgage
Ass been OF may hereafter be executed upon
any portion cf the perpoasl and real property
u sry sriIroad somPany vithin lhis STATE by
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05

A nan travelling, one day saw little tow
headed boy chopping wood by the road side
whom he addressed thus:
"Bub. can you tell me where this road runs
to-"
Boy-"No sir, can't, for never saw no,
heard tell of its running any where. in my
life."
Man-"You little jackanapes you. dom
you know any thing? Where does this road
go to-"
Boy-"Go to? Why it don't go at all; il
stays here all the time"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
Swiss Bell Ringers.

VIII give concert IN Fremont, at the
Buckeye Hall, on next Tuesday evening To
those who wish to hear something ,Oorth hear
ing, we would say, don't fail to attend. We
had the pleasure of hearing them once, and
we can say Of truth, we heard and saw
much more than we expected. They do ever
more than they advertise to do They vii
be here on Tuesday evening only.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
Rail Road Meeting.

There will be Rail Road Meeting at the
Court House, in Fremont, this evening. at half
pas. six o'clock. A general attendance is re-
quested
Cone out gentlemen. and let us have a
large and spirited meeting. Itis a meeting at
which, every citizen who feels en- interest in
the prosperity OF our town and corntry, should
be present. Let every one Eat his Should
ers to the wheel"-let o,s work and we will
soon take that position as town and county,
which it is our privilege and interest to take
among our prosperous neighbors. Come gen.
tlemen, this is no time to stand still-now is
she time to strike. We cannot wait--we mast
motor our neighbors will run away with all
our privileges and advantages If we all take
hold and push together now. we are safe; if
we don't, much of our prosperity mast newt
ably be lost. There are projects in agitation,
and a0hich wW be carried oH, if we wait for
Improvements to come to u.s. as the drunk man
did for his bed, and will cut US of from the
improvement of many Of our advantages en-
tirely and forever.
AS there will be speeches made by gentle
men who know all about the affairs and pros
poets of the road, it will afford our citizens an
excellent opportunity to get "posted up" So
come, let US ALL turn out and see what we can
DO for ourselves in tie business of Rail Roads
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05

EFWe observe several blunders in our
poetry Of this week which were seen too late
to be corrected. 1t is badly punc.uated, for
the reason we run short Of BREWER commas be-
fore the piece was half set up.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05

We return our thanks 10 Hons S. p. Chase,
Fred. Greene, |. Knapp and J B. Steadman,
for many and valuable documents we have
received. Our thanks are especially due Hon.
|. Knapp foi very large package containing
the New Code.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05

EwWe have received quite number Of
communications for the Journal: some o
which we will publish, and some Of which we
will not publish. We will not positively. pub
lish any communication, whether good or bad,
unless the real name Of the writer be made
Known 10 the editor
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
AupIToa's OrFIcs,

AupIToa's OFFICE,
Sandusky County, Ohio.
certify that the foregoing laws are truly
copied from those furnished this office by the
Secretary Of State
HORACE Z. CLARK.
County Auditor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
Arrival Of the Pacific c--Three Days La
ter from Europe.
New York, February d

New York, February ri.
The steamer Pacific arrived at her wharf
this morning at q o'clock, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 9th inst. and 32 passengers.
The steamer Arabia arrived out at 20 min
utes past O'Clock on the afternoon of the 9th.
GENERAL NEWS.
The steamer Parlsienne exploded on the
Rhoue, and several lives were lost.
Russia and Belgium were forming an ALI
ance. The ship Consbrook Groten, from Liv-
erpool for Savannah, foundered three hun
dred miles west of Cape Clear. Crew saved
by ship Nicholas Biddle from Liverpool.
additional Foreign News.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
ENGLAND.

L. is reported that Lord Clarendon receiy-
ed the seals Of the Foreign Office on Mo nia,y
Sir Charles Wood had intmated at pub
lie dinner that The government would extend
the right Of suffrage
A company had been formed to construct
a caIal through the lsthmus Of Darlen, with
a capital of &l5,000 900.
A public meeting had been held at London
to petition goverement to put an end to the
occupation of Italy by the French and Aus
trians Lord Dudley Stuart spake.
The ship Hope, from Limerick and Cardiff
to New York, had been fallen in with in
leaky state. She was run ashore ON Crow
Land, where she still. remains.
TURKEY.
The accounts of fighting in Montenegro are
very indefinite. Austrian and Russian troops
were concentrating on the frontier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1853-03-05
SATURDAY. MARCH 5, 1853.
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.

-~-------s-u--u-
WING STATE NOMINATIONS.
FOR GOVERNOR,
NELSON BARRERE.
Of Highland.
ron LIrUTENANr GOVERNOR.
ISAAC J. ALLEN.
Of Richland.
rsR TREASURER OF STATE.
HENRY BRAKEMAN.
of Hamilton.
roR SECRETARY OF sTArE.
NELSON n. VAN WORRIES.
Of Athens
FOR ATTORNEY 0ENERAL.
WILLIAM Fl. GIBSON.
Of Seneca.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE.
FRANKLIN T. BACKUS.
Of Cuyhoga.
FOR BoARD OF PUpITC WORKS
JOHN WADDLE.
Of Coshocton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
ARGYLE FOR SALE.

ITNlIls delightful country site late residence Of
J. the undersigned, is now offered for sale
From 10 TO 500 acres Of land well t.mbered ex-
tending TO the river and embracing some LOG
OTIS 10 the town Of L. Claire, a comfortable
Cottage Dwelling with room, 100 bearing APP
Die trees. splendid garden, tame grapes, goose
berries, English Sttuwbeues, pHms, curants,
good stable, smoEehouse, and large ward splen-
idly ornumented, good and never falling well
( water in The yard, indeed every convenience
70 render il desirable. Is here. This place adj
Joins the healthy town Of lie Claire. Dwelling
n full view Of the river.
one bird pay IN band and from one 10 ten
years credit will be given on The alanc APP
Div 10 T. c. EADS, Gen' Land Ag,.
Mch3i or to 4, II. DArENroEr, lie Claire
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'EEsE WITTY, EEAEE.
4 chance for Bargains.

r HAVE Iust received from New York fresh
j supply Of goods, which with the balance of
my former stock | arm anxious to sell before ]
leave for the East ! have still number OF
Gold Watches, which w,fh some fine new
Chains, s ais, Rings, Gold Thmblcs, Breast.
pins, &c, &C., i will sell at lower prices than
ever before offered. Any person wishing any
thiug in my line would do well 10 call before |
cave, as the chance is a rare one and will not
soon occur again. 7. VI. HOUSED,
Dayennnrt. March Eth, 1853.
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H. S. FINLEY. I. Van J
SCOTT NURSERY.
Davenport, Dec. 1T, 1852.

TIME subscribers having formed co-parner-
i ship in the N-IrseFg business, and having
greatly increased facilities, hope, BY unremiting
attention TO Scott NIrsery aione, 10 make il the
largest and MAINTAIN for il lis present high char
acter 81 being the best Nursery in the West.
We are rapidiy extending our business, both
by propagation and importation, and intend Il
keep a full supply OF all valuable new fruits, d
we'll as a large stock OF all rare and beautiful
Ornamental plants.
In addition to our large stock for The spria4
trade, we are prepared 10 furnish 70 AurscrymeI
or Others, 100000 gratis OF the present winter
setting at SEQ per 900 10 quantities. OF 5,cOo o
over or So per 1000 in quantities less thar
5000 Or So per 100, 81 the best aud Leading
sorts cultivated IN the West.
All orders accompanied by The Cash or salts
factory reference 10 he Pfoprie'ors, or through
Burrows 4 ffe,tyman viii receive prompt a'ten
tim.
FINLEY & VAN TUYfs.
n,yaunnyt agfh @
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LICK HERE STRANGER?

nNE word with YOU white have your eye.
~ Have YOU ever Iraceieat II not you arc
aound to do So This world - all cammoton
No rusting out, s'NDw-a-day' You will wake
up some morning and find Ri Road stretched
hight along In front Of your door. You look
-urpr.set--hear a buzzlag sound and the bull
!.nc is upon vDu-yoG are caught up-iae cres
Of wife and children are no avail. Bullgines
have no hearts ii husbands have. Wi Tho
hing is did; you arc, cana tell how far from
home, right plump in Davenport. Cause that's
where the Rail Roads are coming, Wei, YOU
are in fix, something must be done, sour inner
nan aImonishes you that Railroads don't sior
digestion. Stranger, il is a critical moment
lon'i be TOO has,y, but reflect, and as YOU DO s.
temeu.ber that Hore.,
FEE WHITE fEAEE,
md B8oWS IS Proprietor, are IN Davenport -
There you can bc made happy qrarter Than Rad,
ray can cure loYf-sick bog. Shall ] tel yol
how il Il doac--a full sFoaacI--ciean beds =
aiGd attention and oil 50 nice as TO almost make
fellow forget hrs grandmolher-an all 20 rea
sguable. We'll ~ no use taking--conc ans
see and ihnk all will be- Fe4htlH the morning
/ The above House is thc principal Stage Olic'
~ The city.
Dated at Home, Jan. 20lh 1888.
| BIZ ~ r. BROWN
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HARNESS! HARNESS.

Two all in want Of ilrness, G ". BARNES.
J. late OF New Yolk, is prepared TO furnish
and keeps constantly tho best article, made Of
the very best New York leather; to be satisiiec
you need only call and examine.
Team harness from Sl4 10 S25
Buggy do. l2 to 30
Also, Brides, Martneales, Ualtcrs, Collars
in short every thing in the trade.
Trimming also done TO order.
Repairing done with despatch.
The Shop is on Brady ST., next door 10 A c
Billions, opposite B. Santord's Grocery Store
DO not forget TO cali, # You want No. Thames
or if you want cheap set either can b. had
Feeling confident ] can SATISFY if you will CIV
me trial, am always on hand waiting for You
| orders. Respectfully,
G.. w. BARNES.
Davenport, March 18th, 1853 25-rf
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! 7 Z z Z Z : !
READ! REhDii gEapln

The truly wonderful and rem.rk.ila
have come under our immediate ohseryatIe, ~ -
more than convinced It's that Doctor BolI -. Aa't
nan; and that his FlnId Ezract Of satsn,aH s'tA
most valuable combination Of yege,at1. .,, - ntat
the seience o! chemistry has vet prefte,e II, .afs
cess TO the Doctor IN his new enterprise t,v w. e
We agree with our nciehtor Of Inc saa,,s .sGts
Bull Is a great mani and his S4rsaphri, = -a' -
medicine, and we are fully convinced that ~ ps ss
@ith his SaIsapariat Will create q. ,r -yesV'
astie excitement cast than Bafanm dfd hA S
Lind. Wa would not have our rtadt,s /, ~ WIZ
rs chasing the Doctor and his ssr.,,Ii ,saa a
dollar for bo,le Of BULBS Sa.safarIIIs Z i. ~
equitaieHti aud we have heard II slly h,s,sS ~.
many, after hearing the divine Jennt INA ss ".
their pocket minus from teu taen,y dollars ,tags,
E8Ecttaa We have 10 B4Ps Sagtgr.l., M ori,. 80
4 is 50 exceedingly Pheasant 10 the taste asa
rating ~ tia stat ms that, tnct in the NAM a. M
Y, = .saa' 10 AfloGt1g aae regat!as chewing Lsrs
cant quit .--LouisYitlc Democrat, -
The atote complimentary notices from the sa.ta,.
Of the Louisville Courier and Democrat were ensg,
"a By Geo. y, Prentice, ESQ. The d.tfngsI.hsg ~
tor the Louisville Journal in the foJloS ns -
ing netice;
There is no doubt in tie world or the rrea,ssyef
DR.. bat. and the excellence OF sarsarArslla Soneef
Ae iaost seientltc physician. tn the city has, 4.
pisuded the lrsaparil!a; and What il gr.a, All
letter the million spfl8ua il too Ii ishatfss re-,
faen4ens sale, Tie ees,ttatea JAYNE Mn tfor ~
pt0As Q! us medicine, hufH granite palace in ph.
aAIFAlaj seven stories high, aud pr. Bail iferloos.
IS, can very tuit3 ctW.ee as hlrE * mi
IS toA very dilicHlt for him 10 v sis tb,ogsh
oar st4tvs II alb ne nds huseC crested III sYeTy
STEP ey grateful men and women, May Of pkeH have
raY riei tram great distances 10 look agon their rhe
factgrs % to bless him FOR their wonderful rts,ors.
Itipn 70 health. The Doctor, III al his exts.ortlas
- merit, Is naturally yerY modest aad rslir.hg ";
as tEhs that the eastern cities viii. III gasce 10
q alYc3s give httinR reception TO tie Jistiu,uh
81 mas whe has made as glorious campaign agsna
human diseases General Scott made against The
deXtcsnf,
Principal depot ID Fourth ST., Lout.tl lille. ",
For Sale by EiDhIDGE X SON, sole tgru,i
nov - tNIs.--l2 Hm. Davenport Iowa.
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.IIOyAKERS' RHEUMATIC SfEtfFlC" ct'
L tain, safe md efeotuai cure for hheumatism u
all It's forms. 1t IS an internal remedy which tl"
ourhlp sNpss al morbid matte from the SYSTEM u
restores freedom. supPleness and ease TO ne sbb'
ana rxiafui muscles md Joints, The victim Of ht
distressing maady who has long been erlFllte sLa
disabled III be enabled TO exuit IN returning a'aNAt
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor Of this medicine after beng FOL! years
completely crippled ana disqualified Tor tnslhtas N
by fuly and potmanc uily restores TO h'an e
thousands Of others nave derived quail benz MS eH
il. We might fill columns with test manias ~ y
wonderful efficiency, but we Sill only Fti-r 10
!oniug highly respectable citizens OF - Lohls 1-
vicinity Who have used IL With the most sstsaI"3
rgsults:-Wm ReBshap, Sen, J., Meae, VI hai!
n Wilson, + Warren, J A Browslee, J. b0rshthu
W \ Town, $ u Virgins, VIM Andrews, hr. nus
side, VIM I More, John Horrel, i AtitgIus, Bow
PREPARED BY T.. q. HoEaker; ~,
Druggist, 81. Louis, No
Forsale by ELpIIDGE y SOM
Druggists, pageHpoH' iowa
sept Goth, 1882. az
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-05
New Watch l. JeHelry store,
Doors South Of Cook 4 Sargenis
Banking House.

balhlus L0ust.
TINE subscriber has just arris ed from New
i York, with the largest and best assortment
OF
GOLD X SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY. sc. SC
ever offered in Iowa, and he is determined TO sell
lower than the same quality and style OF goods
can be bought from ST Louis 10 st. Anthony.
His stock consists in part Of Fine Gold, Lever
and Lepine Watches, Hunting and open faces. OF
every style and pattern, and varying in price from
$1,000 TO ST. 5000. Silver Levers, LePines an
Verge Watches 10 suit all.
A very fine assortment Of Gold Guard, Fol
and Vest Chains, varying in Price from 1000 to
$4,000.
Also, Gold keys and Seals, Earrings, Finger
rings, Cuff pins, Bfeast-pins, and Gold Pencils
in endless variety. A LOT Of very superior Gold
Pens, warranted.
Gold and Silver Spectacles, Silver and Plated,
Tea Table and Salt Spoons, Silver and plated but
ter knives, and in short all articles usually KEEP
In such establishments
His goods have been purchased from FIRST hands
at the very lowest prices, aud s. ected with great
care, both as regards tast and quality, hich en-
abiss bin 10 offer he best goods a, very low phi
ces.
Particular attention given TO repairing and
cleaning Clocks, Watches an JewelIy and all
work warranted.
Feeling confident that can render satisfaction,
respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
p. NJ H0GSEL.
Dayennort Dec It. 1852
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10! FOE CALIFORNIA!

MICHAEL GRACE, IT,, being DESTROYS tc
lxl emigrate 10 California. offers for sale hi.
Farm on the Waubcsipinea river, containing
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, as acres il
winter wheat, comfortable log ho Sc. Here il
chance for a bargain.
Apply TO COOK & S -RSENT.
Davenport, Feb. ~, 1859.
TIME New Cook Book;
j by Mrs. Sarah Hllc;
For sale al
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A First rate Farm for SALE

II ~ EtItV TUT :" , ,,eu
Containing 22S Acres situated ooHt'%% n,
and 6 mites bciow DHr'"Potf o4 ~
West 6aak eff he MS&iSSPPt ''''
Part boiiom and part Wiand. ,opi.
4 BOUT 60 acres under good fence and ca'"
n vation; a fine garden, several gooo sP' iarcs
of them in the earden--some Fruit Trees line
number OF Locust Trees abundance 81 ,remi,
stone and supp sed there is Coal on TIE p'tIh The
SEES, There j. a rlents of good tfhher y"
place. A good lallu house, stables, M.rropD
Apply TO b. oANf
Davenport. April lst, 1888.
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August Goth. 1852.

STATE OF IOWA.
County OF Scoit,>
In District Court for said County.
10 George Fte2eriek, aud Maria Frederick, has
/ ic.fa
lNOU are hereby notified thai there is now on
4 L file N the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
Court in said county, petition OF Redelphns 5.
Dick insun, claim ng of yoa and one Join JoF-
7. two hundred and eighty two dollars and Tor
+ six cents, as money now due him, OF the two
promissafy notes made by you, o5eiher with
one John Jordan, dated March 10th, 4. 2. 1850,
a PAYABLE three years after tie date thereof,
and also as money due him fer and as III rest
de on fourteen <I41 other prornissory notes,
executed by you and said Jordan, al the same
time and a'so praying the foreclosure Of a GER
tain mortgage which you and said Jordan then
aud there executed 10 secure the payment CT said
notes and interest. upon certain real etate tn
said County and State-said real estate beng
particularly described in said petition, and that
utless ysn appear and answer thereto, on Or be-
foe the first day Of the next term thereof. on lie
18th day OF May n, Nt, judgement viii be render
Cd against you thereon aud said mortgage lore
closed
RypoLPHUs 5. DICKINSON, Plaintiff.
Cook & Bro his Aiiys.
april H. 1853 3o-4w
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Bltl.S,l BEilSn

THE undersigned would resp t.ully inform
L the citizens OF this and adjoining counties
that they have purchased the sole night for man
ufacturing selling and using ]. A. Dugdale's
Patent Moth Proof Bee five for the state Of To-
wa, and have in their possession certificates irom
respectable men in the Eastern States 10 show
that this Hive Is proof against those des'ro in 9
insects (moth) AMI poss sses other surerof quai-
ities
Please call and examine the hive at our Cl,-
penier shop on Brady St, between 81 aud 4fa
where we are prepared to sell county, township
and individual rights, ani Hives ready Tor use
on reasonable terms, and should our hives prove
otherwise than we represe nj, we forfeit all pay
We wish also to purchase 800 swarIns Of Be- e.
for which We viii exchange Hives or pay cash
W. G. Hops < CO.
Davennort. March l1fh. 1879 o2.2,n
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PIANO FORTE.

SAk40 " e VA - Ia
JUST received direct from HaiIett 4 Allei
y Boston, . fine Piano Forte. Rose wood case
Iron Frame, and OF q superior tone.
This instrument will be warranted perfect.
Price $3.50; For Sale by ~
q II. BAXTER.
At Cheap Book Store, Rock Island II.
n. b. am The only agent tor the Manutae
turers, in the West.
Rock Island, August 26rh, 1853.
WALL Paper, B etderina and Curtain Paper,
new and beautiful patterns Just opened al
the Davenport Book Store,
Apul 1883 W H. nOLNES & CO.
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TIE GREAT hENIUChY REMrny,
DIR. JOHN BULLS
S A II ; APARIII,A

IT put in full quart bottles & con,a,nsn.
Of Six Times much pure Honduras 8, ne s'rehph
any similar preparation in America p;saparillas i,
lar per bottle, or sIz bottles for Five one Dol
II has been well established fsct liars.
that sarsaparilla, when pure and propers years past
was the only true panao for all disease! Prepared
from an impure state OF the blood; the M
Intoxicating drinks; evil habits youth Samercury
nc. We boldly assert that John Bulls pla ehness
OF Safsapaflia Is the only preparation ia Ezrsct
Tic that prepared strictly scicntiGie The pab
and oil uniform strength. The Sarsapar,, Principle,
ca Without 70 p,,es' ana ever. pouaa
and its genninentss asceftainea hrfot meal ies,,
BuiPs Safsapail!la also contains tie viz used
raj other valuable medical roots; les Of e
best compound and producing tile p,s, W hgat
az, nj Tic known world! Ills ne 4t"!e1 eur4lre
cd according to directions, III our,..s RLqu.
scroiua or Kings Evil; Cancers; +, I'm
of The SKIM afysipelas; Chronic Sore H.. F0a
worm OF iFttefi Scald Head. pt1 n 81 mOs
Pains IN the Bones or JONI. ~, M uMatI'ni
and Ulcers; swelling of The Gis,SStfs
ssph'iiis; Dyspepsia; saH
Kidneys, Loss OF
Appetite;
Diseases ari-
sing from the M. of
Mercury; Pain in HE "a
and Shoulders; General DsLt,.
| LnmtaGoi propsy; Janndlre; fSas,itt!'
Sore Throat bronchitis tough,; Cola. NJ
ness o. tha .hesb pulmonary Affections: 80 .nt 1,
/ other Diseases tending to produce I 60 ana all
Liver Complaint; Female IrfeeuI samptiOh.
| plants: Sick and Nervous Headarhe. - and Com.
/ Exposure or lmpfuirnce in life: MI, spirits;
Chrome Constitutional DiScaxsss - ssta's
and y spring and snmmr, aaa
/ drlnki aud general
| tonic for the
system;
and gentle ana
pleasant purg4tivr: far sono
rior TO Blue Lick or Congress W.,,S1
or Seidlitz Powders. Nah