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LIS CAIALUdU II QE
AR FAMILY MEDICINES,
and Dealers NJ prtpSiosora' lowest
genoy, No. Isl CHARITIES ST.,
Iaihbard's Wild Cherry,
Richardspn's Sherry Wine,
Hutchipg'a Vegetable Dyspepsia,
Gouley's Vegetable. Coleman's,
Hollands German, Orygonnted.
7' COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fan,
Joaes,a Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows brown Windsor,
Jones's Chemical, , ...s.,..-...
Radwsys' Modicated, CaHtileH,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounded
all descriptions.
PILLS. no
Wright'sIndisn Vegetable,
Motfatt'eLife Brandreth'a,
hlorrison's, Lee's New London,
Parr's, Sappington's, Champions,
grnefenberg, Jayne'a Sanntive,
jnyne's Ague, Winer's Camomile,
HiGbard'a Anti-bilious, Peters,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Coopef's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allabnsis' Health,
Wintar's Gentle PurgRtive,
Allebasie' Ague, iooper's,
lChickner's Sugar-coated, #.5.
EIerrick's Sugnr-coated,
EGilbert's Apti-bllious, Beekwith's,
| Leidy's Blood, lngoldsby's Pile,
tscott's Vegetable, Eagon'a,
lRadway's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, Leidy's Female,
:, LoudenisIndiau Snnntive, @'
louden,s Agle, Holloway's,
. lIialated's Anti.Dyapeptic,
Igordou's, McLane's Liver,
HAIR DYES. y. ~
Phalon's Magic, Bachelors,
Gilman's instantaneous, ~
Ballard,s, Jules Hausl's,
/, Jayne's American, East India.
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's lnytgoratlng Sofuih'
!. tThorn'a Extract,
iTarrant's Apefient,
Warrants Elixir OF Rhubsrb,
/, lCarter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothsr'a Relief, --5
Toothaehe Drops,
Lyons Magnetic Powders,
/, Mira. Kidder's Cordial,
Thompson's Eye Watsl T.
Watts's Nervous Anti9
Billings Astringent, za. 7.,.
J, Iiyatts Lite Balsam,
MGAIuun'a Elixir OF Opium,
Rail ways Ready Relief,
8, Radway's Resolvent,
Tarrhnt'a indslib!e Ink,
DR., FitGh'a Body Braces,
Or. Fach's Shoulder BracsH,
DE-. Fitch'stnhating Tubes,
Or. Rose's Preparations, a
winer's Archnnm Extract,
lTeueur's Specific, @g @...
Marshall's CatholIcon,
DR.. Fitch's Preparations,
alorue's Compound Syrup OF yellow
Dock,
Perry Bavis's Pain Killer,
= Browns Essence Of Ginger,
Mortimors's Rheumatic COMPOUND
Mortimore's Cordial Bitters,
& Myor's Extract of Rock Rome,
Cheeseman's Specific,
DR. Wards Specific,
uphara's Pile ElectuAry,
Steer's Opodeldoe,
,iodfrev's Cordial,
Turlington's Balsam,
Br. Cullen's Preparations,
Batesan's Dropa,
DR.. Jayu5'a Family Medicipea,
Seidlitz and Soda Powders,
Eppiug's Fluid Extract Buchn,
Lncina Cordial,
Jupo Cordial, ,a
Harris Remedy for Fits,
Wilson's Death on Rats, oss.
e, Leidy's Eraaive Soap,
Kirhy's Cholera Drops,
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Sponn's Headache Remedy,
Connell'B Mixture,
DR.. Aatchisi's Utarins Cathoiicol
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
Louden's Preparations,
Houghton's Pepsin. w.t. e.
ic,
sCHEIDAM SCHNAPPS.
, and all dealers in any of the atiicl!
will find 1t to their advantage by cal
We, where will be found the msat e.
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ny NJ(NERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
~ RANsEs-FIgsT PREMIUM.

PRICE l. CoUL0N, Plumbers, LOT Poydras
street New Orleans respectfully their and the public -
general they hs aSSv egs5sss 10 AZ asa
AMERICAN ENGLISH and FRENCH " ATER GLosrls, Whsa
"a sRs GARDEN HOSE HYDRAULIC Ksi FORCE, LIf1 md
BEt PUMPS the newsatstye LEAD PIPES Of evtrS
dese ttfI PIC and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN 20
hsno snip and STEAMBOAT WORK neatly put ard ", sd
NJ hnrtestnc-i~a. snt' ~
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SODA .ASH-234 casks Soda Ash, Steele &
- Sons szsiSs rem Sd Dominion eussn ylc.e. by
,.-s! 10 gE9.L& CO., ~ sssasRs ST.
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4 SECRET FOR THE LADTEs-HOW no

IN PRESERVE BEAUTY.--Don'tuse Chalk Lily White npy
the socnled salow complexion,
If would the brought back your cheek
healthy skim and life infused through the
syse get bottle of CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE and take it
according directions. quite well
but do find your health and beauY
rviyng elastic tile whole system
and nvgorated like Spring morning. hspesa
all the valuable 1t the greatest
purifier the blood perfectly harmless and the t
powerfully efhcaenus.
E2r For sale New Orleans, Wholesale Retail, by
j. WRIGHT CO,
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XNTRIGHT'S INDIAN VEG ETABLE PILLS.
wv This extraordinary medicine founded the principle that
the human subject BUT ONE DISEASE viz; corrupt hui
which, when floating in the general the circulation
the all kinds when lodged the
the body, give rise every malady incident to
tB Let it the body WRGKTs
INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS mutually each
hat them all morbid and huors Che Of se is
entirely removed, and this natural
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and Retail, by
j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
ianl6 M 81 Chartrsa atreet
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DRUGS MEDICINES.

TT WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
a. GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES,
ey offer 70 appy Druggsts and Dealers frtpeor lowest
Depot and spsea Agency, No. Isl CHARITIES ST.
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En- ssru dgn ass leg.ia!it institute Aee Ia
Grand chemn do Orleans opooasas
No 1854 da ooh.s comman la vile de- la
par present ses enus vsudrsd
a syT 1850 rsr les votans aqneat anais y Il vile d Nov
as 1 90 C m sa 81 o
s 81
hsase des
Ia Bureau Dc Police, len reours s Mare
w Les napeeurs la suads election
de bureau du Marie comfoe
MARIE DE La NouvELLE oELEANs,
CoEsEH ConauN ns la WILLIE De la NouvElLK oRLkANs,
Rtso~ polls pour relselion qa teaus pour appro
Ia vile ia aa tonds eapa de Ia a
Grand chemn Nouvele Orleans. jackson Nord
& DE- s les
nspseion aavoir
np %nsn P'"' s'"p'f''s
Second rtecgsIA masen de No 40 rhe Ahae
Trdms PIeenA Ia naiaon Mechanics Fire Co. No
ipsrestsurs T, A. Johnson Ed. etinsll,
Iaspss.saTj FoTsll Go DeTmsytr.s
cmqasne maon de pompe, Mississippi Fire Co. No.
Inaps cteur.wJohnc Shannon, Henry Jud.ou.
coignurs dos g psydde e, eso nd d. &.
sieme PrecnctA Ia maiton de Philadelphia Fire Co.
/ lasgectsurs--ssmuel Locke, Henry Medium.
sme PrseinctA Ia mason de pope MOL Dapphine ens
/ 1aspectsarsMTheo Meyer j W zachare
| Cont at st LouIs;
| Ipspeclears-Thos Boyle, D Maupay.
Dixsme PrecnstDans lie local de aneen Hotel de VILE face la
i Place jackson;
i Inspeateurs-L Bozoniar, G DSvillers
ssaas esns
Douzsme PecuctA In No TO- Dunane
| Rempart ct St Claude;
| approximations Calongne, Adophe LANCE
TTeizisme pecnetA 10 man Neptune Fire Co
rue de ltopital tnsrs Royas 81 Bourbon;
approximations Apuente A J Guro
Gluhtorzieme PrencA la CompRgpe No
| lie Lhemia dc Bayou;
Iuspectours--P Dsstorges r M Crozst.
Qunzeme PfeeincA Ia mason de pomPs Cempagns No.
cognure Espanade ct Yictoits;
| lnspecteurs-Philipps Guesnsn, NJ MRfenr
Pr eenet-A Ia Halle bretonne, chemin Bayou;
| Inspteleurs-L Dnsgnaud, H Gerald
DiI-Ss piiems PrecinctDans deeos Mnsburg
| lnsp.cteurr-Chss Fago, ST., L Segot.
DiIHnheme Pfecns-Dans maison de Cempagne
| nix Fire 20 No a, de la VicoIs;
! Iuspecteurs-Miehe Ane, Geo Hooper,
DsNeuyieme PeenetAu depot du ahemn de
/ Mexique;
| Inspeseurs-Edward Meetaa, Eugene Rousseau.
Yinstane PrOcnetCheE NJ Jacob Zmner
| Montegut ct Gloust;
j ra--F Danbut Nj Drum.
Fngtst Unisme PreoncChsx NJ Chenuvle
ct Congrss;
| Inapecsurs-P a Charbonnet, yinet
Yhg.peuxisme PrecinetChsz Nj. Alsya encOgnure
Sta Marie;
NingtTrosems Preeinct-A Ghamete Co No
rue Washington entire Camp ct Ghesnnt;
| lnspactaurs-J II Nsrment, Thos Marvel.
4 iSgusl JAMES II. CALDWELL.
\ President du Consel des Aldermen.
[signsl s, W. DALTON,
Aprouye lie s Avril 1854.
I- TSirnel A. D. CRoSSNAS Ns;ye
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF TORONTO, G, W -.....r. .
CAPITAL sS000D0
Epwp G. o'BnIRts Secretary. A. M CLARK, President
BRANCH OFFICE, No. As Camp ST.. New Orleans.
k The undersigned prepared POLICIES asaat
The prs RIVERS; agass loss
by FIRE. at the osrrest Of PfeAlinn.
BENJAMIN FLoKANCE, Agent
n6 HARMON DOANR, Assistant
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YSVIIE Subscribers beg leave to call the .,,,,Q
generally % well pseced CT
stock q rssh genuine pRus MEDICINES EXTRAGTs
CHEMICALS, ESSENTIAL OILS. PAINT, YAFNSt, HAT &SA
HAIR NAIL aud TEETH BRuSGs and their large ansofton Of
FANCY ARTICLES for Ladies Toilet which they receiving
from Importing Northern Manufacturing ones selected
expressly for this market. They offer the for sale The sept
prices.
Planters Phycisns and Apothearsa solicited to call and
anime the stock, send in their orders,
FAMILY MEDICINES, carefully put up the beat and
hces
with neatneas and dispatch.
j. q. POTTER & CO, successors P. L. Mansey,
Wsoleasle end Retail Druggieta
MO II IS st. ChAs%s stfne, New OEeann.
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| SUNDRIES--
| ~ 5casks GURRANTS;
! 30 boxes SOAP;
| 30 bags TARAGOHA ALMONDS
| so bags BRAZIL NUTS;
| 40 bags New TEXAS PEGANS For sale by
| mhl6 +. COCHRA 4 Halt, IA t.yayisy ,ifF,t
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WOLFE'S AROMATIC SCIIEIDkM sCHNhPPS.
ar Druggists and Merchants and all dealers in Of the articles
catalogue will find their advantage by CALI
sending their orders above where will Be fond the ns
GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES III the United
States, and at the lowest pricss Please address
j. WRIGHT & CO.,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE
nai Il No.lbl ChartkeB II New Orlenns, La.
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hE BOALnregar 70 safpaFls val Ay tha haVe l,sf
Infections OF long andisg usA Ca
psts pra Pro soaSe syphic caeheA and IN all diaeases
Indication OF cns theroughc
Modification fluids he body with in
uacon with local thak would prefer to oths'
GTcapHFau physician will admit It's
upon inanliny tie s compoFsp
Respectfully, ysuvs. W. y. eREETiSS, ND,
lew ,Ey, DE 4, 1877.
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the sRontFnE OF khae
believing and what also 6a done for them II
they will uae this inEaliibis remedy;
Mn. Joas BpLDar & For tie sst three ysa,s hnTsassn
tho greatest agony tttoa aoad procure for ne
relief until induced TO
separso Of saasparls entirely OF Rheumatism
haaA than nelcne Laws
aud
doubt permanent recommend
medicine in uEe fer Rheumatism. lSHAh BRIDGES,
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REMOVALS REMOVALS.

BOARDING Several Fine Rooms for Fam
D lilies Baroune
Also afew Day Bcarders be accommodated. iebs I'm
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ElC
PHILADELPHIA MANUFACTURE

MRllLdh1Gl
III w AEON
CARTS, DRAYsl
OK and TIMBER
WHEELS, HAND
CARTS WHEEL
BARRoWs, HAND
TRUCKS, etc, eto.,
PLANTATION. and
ROAD WAGONS,
CANE. and olhe,
CARTS with Wood
and Iron AxlsueeBi
for Horses and Oxen
DRAYS; JERSEY
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Leuisiaas PsrisA oltans Cy Of Neworlsans:B
the sOth July 1853 before the undsrgued
the City Aforesaid personally appeared
Cha1s Manson Secretary oftbs Crescent Mutual
pany oewosans who being duy according
pose saw the just aad rue
transcription ths Boota OF the said Company.
c. MANsoNI, Secretary.
signed before thin s0th day of July 1885,
CHARLES RICHARDSON, Third Justice of the Peace,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-11

ONO LIQUoR LAW CONSTITUTIONAL
The liquor sellers and liquor drinkers of
this vicinity were not little elated when
they heard of the decision Of his Honor,
Judge Corwin, declaring the Liquor law Of
last winter unconstitutional and Immediately
a libation 10 Bacchus was poured out Bot
ties which bad been removed TO cellars and
back rooms for privacy again assumed their
places in public, for the law and the Judge
were on their side. 1t is pretty generally
believed that Judge Corwin had been him
self imbibing rather too freely before giving
his opinion in the premises. We learn
from the Ohio State Journal, however, that
the constitutionaity of this law came up,
before Judge BARLEY Of the Supreme Court
and Judges Walker Stewart, and Hurd OF
the District Court at late session in Mans
field, when the entire court agreed in de-
Gliding the law constitut onal and binding
upon the people of the State There is
common sense in this decision, there was
none whatever in the other, We hope the
authorities of Fremont will now enforce the
law. We believe there has been more
drunkenness in Fremont within few weeks
past than within whole year before.
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Lato from California.

New York, Aug. z.
The Steamer Star Of the west arrived this
morning, bringing SAD francisco dates to
the 10th.
The Star brings $6o3,oo0 in gold and
450 passengers. Among them are Col.
Gray, of the Pacific r. r. route, and Gen.
Winchester
There were several British vessels Of war
lying at San Juan
Destructive fires had occurred at San
Francisco, Sacramento, and Columbia
loss estimated at 81, 100000.
The fire at San francisco consumed
three squares.
The Democratic party in California is
completely split and it is stated that there
will be two conventions and two distinct
tickets. The position Of the party is SINH.
lar 10 that in the State Of New York. Con-
ventions are to meet on the 18th of Au-
gust
The crops had been mostly gathered
and were in excellent condition. In some
spots the yield Of Wheat was rs bushels TO
the acre.
The money market in San Francisco was
depressed in consequence Of great influx Of
goods from the Atlantic States.
The City Marshal of San Francisco had
been impeached for disobeying the May.
ors orders.
Flour was selling at retail at Slo,25@
1850.
News from Oregon speaks Of the discov
cry of rich gold mines at Port Oxford
Many of the miners are realizing $50 pei
dav.
The Star Of The West reports great ex
citement in consequence of the lombard
ment Of Greytown. The feeling against
the Americans was universal, and it wal
doubted whether the proceedings would
be sanctioned by the US. Government.
! 1t is insiuualed that Com. Holns wa;
intoxicated. 1t is also stated that among
the first houses destroyd by the guns was
that of the British Consul The Journal
calls upon the British to send feet and
lombard New York and Boston immed
ately. Greytown, it contends, was under
the British Governmet, and it must yindi
cate itself. A meeting had been held to
raise relief for the people Of San Juan. A
British frigate mad taken possession of Pun
ia Arena, and other British vessels had ar
rived to maintain the blockade. The En-
glish flag had been raised at Greytown.
A rumor was current at Kingston, wher
the Star left, that British and Frencl
man of-war had been sent in pursuit Of tht
Cyane, which had sailed for Pensacola.
In relation to the above, the Captain o
the Star Of the West, comes out in the New
York evening papers, denying that Punta
was held By the British commander, and
adds that all was quiet at Greytown anC
Everything in satisfactory condition.
The cholera was rapidly abatng in ia
maica, and it was also abating in Barbados
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AKRON, July goth, 1854,

AhNONJ oNiJ ~Olh, lOCf'
DEAR SGR:-l see by the papers that
you have come cut boldly for freedom, and
in opposition to the Infamous scheme of
Douglas to enhance the price Of his slaves
by extending the curse of slavery over the
immense Territories Of this "model Repub-
lic"!!! l am truly gratided to see the
"Old Guard"-the Democracy that fought
the battle Of the party while the race of
Nebraskals were in swaddling clothes-vin-
dicating the doctrines of JEFFERSON in 1884
and 1887.
The miserable devils who now seek to rule
the party and read us out, know about as
much about JeiFersonian Democracy as they
do about the principles of Liberty. That
miserable liar Gray, who edits the Plain.
deaier when be failed to be Post Master by
Cave johnson, came out an Aboitionist-
abused the south and the Administration
snd slavery. Now he has got the appoint
ment and be is all for the South, and sla-
very--and in his abuse Of all who are op-
posed TO slavery. reads me out of the party
as no Democrat, when | have voted nothing
but staight Democratic ticket for the last
twenty three years with no exception ex-
cept Judge Bliss.
Because will not go for Nebraska and
slavery--I am no Democrat You will be
read out, De Wolf will be read out, and any
other Democrat who dares TO think and
speak as Jefferson did in l7s4-and all the
Democracy did in 1887.
! am happy to see the real Democracy
uniting on this question. AS the Slaveoc-
racy say the Missouri Compromise is un.
constitutional, away with all Compl lomises
Let Liberty be the watch-word throughout
the !and--and the glorious principles Of oul
Declaration of Independence be the princi
pies of the Democratic party. No more com
promises with slavery, but let the "OlC
Guard" move on to victory under the ban
ner OF freed om. No more slave territory
no more slave States-no more dnug ghface'
in office "Let u.s." in the language of JEFF
ferson, "swcar eternal hostility. upon The
altar Of our God, 10 any form ofTyranny.'
Yours. LY. BlERCE.
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DOurhfnceisn.

To show the consistency Of J. w. Gray,
Of the Plaiadealer, VIC quote the following
article from his paper of January "a, 1s49.
Then The editor was chock full of the anti.
slavery faith. and in his overhowing zeal
uttered sentimnnts that are now pronounc-
ed downright heresy. TO wit:--
"Now is the time for the North TO plant
itself on movable Liberty ground. Now is
the time to fix permanently the boundaries
of Slavery. The south would have yielded
to the Just claims of the North long ago il
they had been pressed with tenth part
the tenacity Of Southern Claims. The op
position the South has made, has been emp
ty vapor, words full Of sound and fury sig
nifying nothing" but as scare crows, have
answered their purpose with the North
They never meant what they said. They
never will dissolve the Union, for they could
not exist day without it. We say to the
North, then press on. Ask nothing bu
what is right, and submit to no more
wrong.
Their claims to extend slavery over ter
riories now free, is too prcposterous to be
enter aimed for moment by any govern
ment now existing on earth, and the miser
able doughfaces north who will parey will
the South on this subject ought TO be helc
up to public scorn and contempt by every
newspaper in the land"
But what marvellous change may b.
brought about in the minds of some met
by the hope of official pap. Only give
them chance to run their clutching ing
ers into "Uncle SANS pocket, and they
will be loud in the praises of the "power
that be-" In IS40, in the opinion Of nov
postmaster Gray, was the favorable anC
set "time to .fr permanently tile boundarie
Of Siapery." 1t was not done. Now, il
his opinion, is the time therefore to yield al
TO the demands of tie SonM, and let Stare
ry go whsre H pleaSeS, without let or hind
rance Then he was the champion of th
anti-slavery cause Now those who advo
cate Republican doctrines and freedom 70
The territories are aboltionsts and fanatic;
Then he could pronounce high elogiums up
on those who advocated the cause of tn
oppressed and down trodden. Now h
glories in anathmas for all who are labor
ing ITO fla permanently the boundaries O.
.Slavery" When will the freemen of tn
north awake to their true rights and exer
else them fearlessly. Now is the time t
do it. Now is the time TO let the dough
faces know they may not longer barter will
corrupt rulers and Shareholders 10 degrad
freedom and free labor.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-11

u We see by the Court Il ecoris, that the
two counterfeiters, White, of Buffalo, and Law
renee, Of EPiug, N. H., have been placed un-
der ten thousand dollar bonds. each for making
and selling, limitations of .4gerS' Cherry Peeto-
raj. This is right. If the law should protect
men from imposition at all, Il should certainly
protect them from being imposed upon by a
worthless counterfeit OF such a medicine as
.4yers' Cherry Pect0rGl. We can only COM
pain that the punishment il moi half enough.
The villain, who would for paItry gain, delib-
erately lrne with the health Of his fellow man,
by taking Fl ON their lips the cup of hope, when
they sinking and substitute falsehood-an
utter del usion, should be punished al least as
severely as he who cOunter(els the coin of tn e
country.-Greea County Banner, CarroHtpn, III.
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Gy- Greytown, in the Masquito King.
dom. has been destroyed by the American
Sloop-of Cyane One or two buildings
only remain. She richly deserved her fate.
A more miserable set of outlaws and vag-
abonds never dsgraced the earth, than those
who resided in Greytown.-Seaeca Adc.
An editor has at last been found to advo-
cate the cause of the administration whose
head fainted before reaching the battle field
in Mexico. The Ad0ertiser has had the
pluck to do what the Washington Uaion
could not. The outrage at Greytown will
always be stigma upon the flag of the
United States. The Advertiser man must
certainly have his eye on a foreign mission
or some six penny post office.
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Gg- We have frequently stated that a
great share ofthe fatality Of the cholera was
owing TO ignorance and neglect on the part
Of the victims. On Sunday last, one ofthe
Boald of Health met person severely at
tackled with diarrhoea He found, on inqui-
ry, that the man had had it many hours
He advised him to secure medical assist.
ance, which the sick man declared was not
needed because he iet no pain or inconve-
nience. The man was taking consolation
from the worst symptom. Our informaR.
Of his own accord, went for physician. but
when he arrived, the patient was in a col.
!apsed condition, and past recovery. lie
died in a very few hours, and was embraced
among the reports OF deaths Of yesterday.
- Toledo Blade.
The above is fearful warning to all who
have the pimontory symptoms of cholera,
and pay no heed to the many admouitions
daily pressed upon them. Not moment
should be allowed to pass before they take
measures to check diarrhea.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-11

President Pierce has returned the River
and Harbor bill with his veto. The Army,
Navy, and Fertilization bills were all signed
by him, and are all clearly constitutional (;
but to protect western rivers and harbors
is unconstitutional, and must not be sane
toned. The west must pay all the tribute
ofcustoms received at their ports into the
national treasury TO be squaudered by a
corrupt administration, but they may not
have even small moiety of the money
collected by them expended in improving
or making their harbors safe or accessible
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-08-11
fV Bolh Houses of congress adjourn

Rg- Both Houses Of Congress adjourn
ed on Monday morning last. This is about
the most gratifying intelligence we have
received from Washington, since the open,
ing of the session. We are inclined to lbi0s
so corrupt body of scoundrels will not be
convened there again. There is a mighty
feeling at work with the people and if they
are mind they may send men TO the nexI
session who will work for the interest of the
country. They have every thing TO gain
and nothing TO lose. Certainly more un'
principled company could not be got togeih.
er. What good has Congress done at this
last session?