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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17
MUSCATINE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II, 1854
=. n. WILLIAMS.
J.

WILLIAMS Il CARSkkDDAN,
ATTORNEYS 4 cOUNsELLORs AT LAw-Mm-
"A catins, lows. - 0Moe-"Knquirsr" O@ss.
Muscstins, Jan. Is, 1S53.-ly.
SUGAR.HOUSR Molasses. sugar, Tees, b., for
sale cheap By lDsc. {, '5s.1 A. DUNSHORE.
MBRINOS-Colorsd and black French Merinss for
Nl sale cheap BY ljap13] A. D~URsnoRs.
ROMBAZINES-Blsck Bonbssinss for sale By
" January IL, 1854. A. DuNanonu.
nOUBLE-BARRELED Guns and Pistols for sale b.
" January Is, 1854. A. DuxsnoEs.
A asortment Of planes, jacks, smooth-jcin-
a tefs, &C., Tor sale BY A. DUHsnoRb.
GREEN Window Paper and window Blinds for
y ssse ~ Lao13] A. DuxsnoRs.
HATS : ~CAPS-Cheap for cssh By
IL January Is. 1854. A. Dursuonu.
0UEENsWARE for sale cheap By
W January Is, 1884. A.. DuHsnoRs.
~ shsstins. and pillow-cass muslin, cheap for cash
y Uanl3] 4. DuRsnoR1.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

Drugs, medicines, dye-stuffs,
YARNISHES. PAINTS. OILS.
Clas-wars and Window GlsA, for sals ct the
VI lowest prize for cash, ct the Nsv Drug Store Of
Dee. 80, ISL AMn n. DouaHsafy.
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Bargains.

r HAVE . full stock Of Boots, Shoes, Leather. Sad
i alery- Hardware, Saddle Trees, Horse Collars,
Hames, Carriage Trimmings and everything general
~ in my line, which / am bound TO sell at tho lowest
possible prices, to make room for my spring stock
Those wishing bargains will do we'll to call while my
assortment is good. My own manufacture of boots
and shoes constantly on hand or made to order.
Dec. %, 1853. CHA6 NEALLEY.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

MUFFS.-Biank and grey LINK Mufs at
lvl Dec.7 KlMBALL'S City Cash Store.
an LPACCAS-Plain and figured for Is cents, at
~ Dec. 9. KIMBALL,S City Cash Store.
DRINTS-Fas. colors for s cents, at
/ Dc. Q. KIMBALLiS City Cash Store.
ID LEACHED MUSLIN for 4 cent?, at ESQ.,.
ID Dee. 9. KLINE L City Cash Store.
II I GLOVES-White and colorsd at
n Dec. Q. KIMBALL'S City Cash Store.
DAY STATE SHAwLS-Large assortment at
ID Dss. Q. KIMBALLiS City Cash Store.
{ is Il Fact! a..
A DIANE DRESS PATTERN and trim
IA minss, all for one dollar ! at /.
Oct. Z. kIMBAL.L'S City Cash Store.
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J.. ScottsRichman,
ltt0IIty and (~0WLstlier 1t aw,
MUsCAT1NK. IN n
Wamts-.W nts!

VN7R want to buy
w 5000 good pork Hogs; 20, GOO bushels Wheat;
10000 bushels Corn; 5000 Oats;
5000 I" Rye; 5000 Barley;
And almost everything else the farmer wishes to
sell, for which w will pay the highest market prices
Nov. 25-tf. JOHN LEMP 4 co.
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Latest Arrival at the
CLOTHING DEPOT

OF HEILBRUN & SILVERMAN,
East side IF Second street.
\ LARGE lot Of III ,se fine revers, Colts
Some fine plain beaver d.
Fine Petershan beaver 10
do clouled do. do
Bear skin coats Drab and blue fslt csafs
Blue and blk pilot coats Heavy cassr 10
do do blanke. DO
.'roadcio;h coat; frock; sack, loose, with loops;
all colors, prices aud sizes. A very largo lot Of
cashmere coats; at all prices.
Very heavy, long riding ats; and q grsai
many more too numerous 10 m tion.
Pantaloons what are pantaloons! all
kinds, ~colors, qualities, prices, shades and
shapes, from the lowest quality up.
V%ests-plain and fancy plush, plain, en-
broidered and fancy satin, cloth and silk,
wool n insr I'd, cashmc , plain, and fig.
ured, plaid and striped.
6 and xinin thin fir your own sat-
SPIT. 80.
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MAxKlE2x

I'm tn ~dSy. the l4.h inst Nv Rev SAMUEL j.
apA,xn. Mr. THOMAS r D0BB5 AMI Miss SARAH
+. BiLEs. all If this city.
Cst. r-ocised and appropriately disposed Of.
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FOR

Jtmef Cropk, do.
1S- ina above packages arc stored in the Ware
HOUSE OF the Subscriber. On Water street-and it not
claimed within thirty days from this date. vii, ~ sold
% pav cha-ses PETER JACKSON.
hu'cat'n'. Feb. 18th, ls54-4w-pd-$3 so
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

AhOcillx and E0rrlery.
V'HE subscriber has fitted up . part of Joseph
Cranes Plough Shop, for the purpose of horse
shoeing, and from his long experience and constant
attention, he hopes to gain q liberal share Of patron
ago in the above business. None but good practical
osrs employed, and tfpscisl attention raid to fcur-
cred and bad feet. GEORGE PERRY.
Nov 4. IS, 1S53-tf.
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Sold Out.

HAVING sold my entire stock 10 A. Dunsmore,
IL wish al thoee indebted to me to make inmed :
ate payment, in order that / may pay al dues and DEL
nands 1T encs. A. Dunsmore Is authorised n make
settlements, 10. WIN. 7. MASSEY.
Auscatius, January 8, 1854.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

Furs and Deer Skins.
NOR any quality Of Furs and Dear Skins, I vii
{ pay the highest price IN Cash.
D& 80 oHARL1D MAILER
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

BOOTS IND SHOES.
LNOR Meme, Boys. and Children's wear.
II (o7l CHAS. L. WV. II. STONE.
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e,lI:D.

n Y,''>v morning last, in the City af Dubuqu",
s~fLtNE. -'i>st ~daugh'cr OF JOHN W.. aud MARY
Lucas, formerly Of this city.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1854-02-17

THREE or four gentlemen can 30 accommodate,
i With day board In . private family. mcguire
January Is, 1854. Tus OSvIcs.
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+. W. d MT


Waler. Proof Backing,
nNE boz of which will last . man q year. Il keeps
u the leather soft and pliable, and inpesvious to
water. For sale by CHAS. NEALLEY.
DRASS HUB BANDS, Of different sises. for sale
ID by [Dec. % CHAS. NEALLEY.
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N BW BOOKS

IFE OF DR.. Judeon, the distinguished Missionary,
IL 2 volumes, BY DR.. Wsyland. The Law and the
Testimony, BY the author Of the Wids, Wide World.
Life Of J. 7. Hopper, by L. N. Childs.
ONE YEAR OF WEDLOCK.
The Poems Of Geo. P. Morris, elegantly illustrated.
Ellen Montgomery Book Case. Mr.. Rutherford's
Children, By the author of the Wide, Wide World,
and Dollars and Cents.
SHAKSPRARE,
With the text regulated BY the recently discovered
folios Of 1882, containing early manuscript emsnda-
tious-with , history Of the stage life Of the Poet
glossary, notes DO. A new and large supply Of
@ n AP PUBL q AT TOMS,
Blank Wsrk, Stationery, Law Books, b..
Muscatine, Feb s, 1S5S-tf) r. n. BURNETT.
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qNHR FIRST ANNUAL EXAMINATION o! the
scholars u District Scacot Ma. I, NADER the d.
sestinn Of Mr.. WElLs, will taxa place % Friday, the
1Ssh dsy o. February, lost, at which the public are
Invited.
BY order II The rsus'ses.
4. wAsHBURH, Secretary.
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NOTI(,E.

4 Ii y oes indebted tn me by Note or Book 40
y count, viii make i.,mediats payment, a. longer
indulgence than tbs first day Of Marsh cannot be siver.
prsiuce Of all kinds taken on account ct MARI.
Prices. WM. I, MASSEY.
Mnscatine, February 10, 1854 st
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-03
EDITORS CERTIFICATE.
great cure by using the
Oxygcmntcd BittcrS.
BURLLNGTON, IT, Nor, To

BURLLNiTON IT, Nor, l2M 1851
.Nes,rs Reed, Bales 81 .1nsiin--l suffered for
sbout year previous to last spring, from a de-
ranremeut Of the action of the heart, which,
like most others similarly afflicted, supposed to
he an organic dseas o. Having learned, howev
er, from several physci7ians, that IL was very
common for those who labored u ndrr derange-
ments of tho heart to fancy them organic, while
they are in u great manrity Of eases, merely the
result Of sympathy with imperfect digestion, and
having the Oxygenated Btters highly rec.
ommended for use in such cases, | procured and
used a single bottle, with entire success.
The disasreeahlc symptoms speedily disappeared
and have never. except in one or two instances S,
easily accounted for had any recurrence Of them ,
and when they orcurred, we've easily removed by
q single dose of Btters,
being really Of opinion that this medicine is oi
unquesiicnabe value, as q cure for dispepsia in
watch opinion am happy TO know that agree
with many intelligent physcicionsl have no hes
itaton in permitting this certificate 70 be usrd in
any way that will promote lis more general use.
+. A. STANSBURRY,
Editor ofthr Burlington Courier.
WIN. r. PRESTON,
Druggist and .4poihecuy.
REED, BATES & AUSTlN, Wholesale Drug
,s,e. No. 26 Merchants Row. Boston, Gcners
Agents. Price, 81 per hottie; six bottles for SIS
For ale By BUCKLAND II Co.
Jang7-!w No. 3, Bucklaud's New Block.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-03
school, W.

] take this m-ihcd 10 inform al that are con-
cstnsd in IN. management OF schools in Sandns
ky County, that the SCHOOL LAW is for dis
trihution al this Office.
To the township treasures, would SAY ihAt the
time for your settlement at this Office is near al
hand, aud that il s deemed advisable. for YOU to
procure a copy Of said law soon as possible.
And as our settlement will be- conducted in strict
accordance with H. your attention is particularly
directed to The - Form of Township Treasures
General Account; which to settle with the
County Auditor, " which YOU will find on the
ffty-ifih mage ef said School Law.
RelaIiv to the disbu ursment OF the School
Funds your attention is directed to section "a
in which YOU will see, that IAN School Funds
which may come into the hands of Ihc Township
Treasurer from whHtever source, shall he paid
out onig on the order of'he Clerk Of the Board OF
Education" Consequently, vouchers that have not
the signature Of the said clerk, will not be recover
ed in Our settlement.
Your attention ia also respectfully directed te
the % & 90 sections of the same law.
ours, very respectfully,
HORACE E. CLARK.
Auditor of Sandusky. Co
Auditors Oeice, m, 81, Is54-3t.
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WROCK KOsIl. =

plant lock Rsse, is becoming generally and ia
vorably known, among eminent Physcieians, aud
to use the language Of DR.. Tyler. Of New Haven
the plant has been two much neglected. Myers
Exracl.of Rock Rose is one Of the safest and most
eiyiGaoions remedies for the cure OF Scrofula Salt
Rheum, Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Bilious
Disease, CauRer, Nursing Sore Mouth, Sick
Headache and General Debiliiy. The fact that
Myers Extract Of Rock Rose is a cure for the
above named disca;es, is no fiction, az th housands
who have used it with success can testify. OBJ
tain pamphlets Of our agents gratisi. See ad-
vertisement.
Agents. s. BUCKLAND & CO..
Fremont; Whvldon n Rhodes. Sandusky City:D
f.. IIarkness, CLYDE; nNd Druggists generally
where pamphlets &c, ma be had gratis.
KOHL & CO., northeast corner Of Fourth
and Vine streete, Cincinnati, o., Western Agents
Jan. %, '54-2t.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-03

The qua H!itied ,ieoiors &c The tnwn cf Fremont
are hereby notified 10 meet NJ th" Count House in
said town, on the ~ h dav Of Frhtusff lS5i be-
tween the hours 81 o'clcck NJ. ard O'Clock
r, NJ, and then AND thele chouse hv bnllo, Two
School Directors 10 serve on The Hoard ot Educa-
ton Of Ga id town Tor the term of trree wears.
Also 20 ballet al The same time for, or against.
rafing by taxation one thousand dollars, TO iiu,sh
the School House and pay balance due for
School House site.
BY order of tie Board of Educpion Of Frs-
mont. HOMER EVERETT, Srcr'y
Jan. 27. '5l-3l.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
Ebkss SNYDER & yNEHT.SON

German Celtic Phy$itions oad U,osropj-
ans, .fr.m Ra"eano, Ohio,
may be consulted regularly ouce a month as fol-
lows:
Fremont, Cioghan pouse, 5th aud 6lh
Sandusky City, St. Lawrrncr Hotel. 5ih & 9Th;
Eiyria, Washington House, 3d aud 41h
Norwak, 9th and '0th, and OBJ rIir l. th and
I2ih dtys OF the month
Having devoted our whole attention 10 the treGt-
mcnt of chronic disease for many years we are
prepared 10 undertake aud trest Hiih success ma
ny heretofore considered inCurab'e cases Still
we are no cure-ali, bat when we meet with cases
be yond The reach oil our medicine, we report nc
cordngly, free Of charge. That our method Of
diagnosing arriving at tn" nature ol the disease
is more certa,n than that generally pracliced, we
hold ourselves ready to prove to the satisfaction Of
any candid aud unprejudiced invalid who will take
the trouble 10 call; and this we consider very inn
porant that we should know eyHoty what the real
difficulty is, before undertake 10 remedy IT,
This We do bv observing the condition OF The Re
cretiOns which are indications not TO be mistaken
ia chronic dlscu6e6
Those Who still believe (shoud there be any
such lriD that bleeding. bistering. mercurals,
Il c., are tue best means to be used in the cure OF
disease, need not wnit our coming, Cor The reason
that such means are not used by us.
The principal part OF our medicine is taken IN
the form OF sygrps, which are not dsigreeable to
]
those able 10 attend TO business ar5 not preve niod
/ i0In doing so while using them. Resting oui
whole claim 10 pubic confidence on our own prac
lice we approach every case with osndor, examine
il aud give opinion free OF charge. Ii We thint
We can benefit the case we SAY so, If not, SO re-
| port accordingly, and any case prescribe for
aud the medicine be used according to our diTrc
lions and not improve the cuse, We make no lagth
er trials, so that no invalid wi spend much iDonC
with Us without benefit. Where the first p, escrip
j ton has a good effect, we will prescribe again
/ wished. aud just SO long aud no iouger than w
are actually heuehtnI the ease; the patient an
friends To b. the Judges We th.pk il unueCessn
ry 20 mention in detail ali the diseases we treat, a
every pateLt medicine notice calls up tho Who'll
I list. Suffice il TO say that any old complaint n
, matter how hard name has been given II, we a.
ready to give our opinion upon H., nd respectful
& ly invite all nvoiids 10 give us call whether the
wish 10 employ us or not Having secured IL
services Of Of the best surgeons IN the conn'r
he will make all operations requiring the knlle :
i We will also treat cancers, no cure 40 Pay,wiu
cut either ttc knile or those murdrrous apple
tions generally used for thul dreaded and tAlal d
ease. en-. Di i5o4-ti'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-02-03
YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE AND COMMON
sK& ENC yAyS6T Zg-R Hga Wy

we defy Competition, as particular at
tontinn is given TO thi, branch OF business, and
the Stock kept FIJI and complete. MeichanIs and
Pedlars denng in any Of those Goods will find
II for their interest 10 examine cur Stock. II may
be tht sint Merihal'E arr no. fully ac-
quaiuted wiih The facilltec afforded by Cleveland
McTchans. Tho Wholesale trade OF our city, has
probably doubled in The last twelve mouths We
should be pleased 10 make tho acquaintance Of
Merchants and lend them ali the aid in our power
to make them acquainted with our Merchants and
RuEinncss men, and we will guarantee no mer-
chants who makes the experiment will regret it,
but will 30 others have done before them, and
trade largely with Cleveland Merchants. Pet
dorm our Name and number, and Gull md SCI Us.
II N. B.-Mcrchtnt TaiIors viii fad il 10 Their
interest 10 examine our Stock
ALCOTT HORTON,
Ercllsi jotIcrs, 81 Superior Street.
Cleveland, Ohio. Feb. 3 lS5A-3n.
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The 6, 80 a. NJ. from CleAelaud and 9, 9,loA. NJ

The $50 a. NJ. from CleAelaud and 9, 10 A. NJ
train from Toledo, at all stations.
The 800 P. NJ. train from Cleveland and 3,30
P. NJ. train from Toledo stop at Oberlin, Norwalk,
Monroeville, CLYDE and Fremont only
The I, AS p. NJ. train from Cleveland and the
LOO A. NJ. from Toledo stops at all stations ex-
ccpt Camden, Washington, and Stony Ridge.
Connecting at Cleveland with Lake Shore and
Cleveland and Pittsburg Rail Road.
AT MonroeyiIle with Saudusky, Mansfield and
Newark Railroad
At Clyde With Trains of Mad River and
Lake Erie Road.
Connecting at Toledo directly with Trains Of
the Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana Rail
Road.
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ExECITon,s NOTICE.

The undersigned have been duly oppointed aud
nunifcd as Executors Of tn" last will aud testament
Of Henry IIav-ns, late OF jackson Townshi. SAM
dusky County, deceased.
CHARLES G. GREENE.
JOHN JUCKS.
Feb. 80, '54-4w
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NJ NOTlCE is hereby given that The subscrilet
IN h0s been appointed and qualife2 admins
traitor on the estate Of II robert II. Caldwell, late
OF Sandusky County. deceased.
Jan. 81, Is54-3t r. 5 RICE.
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FREMONT PRICE CURRENT
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

Corn per buGhei, ,,.....-s '''s s.''.'..'"V
Oats per bushel. .,......, ........ .....,..3i
Butter per pound.... ...s.'...,'......l IL
Eggs per dozen.... .''s.'... '.''.''.''-. ! !
Cheese per pound. ....',..''.. ....'.'.....lO
Lard per pound. d..,......-'.. ~
Salt per barreli. ..................2 90
Hides per pound. ..........,.......4
Flax seed per hushel.... ...........l 40
Glover seed per rbu.....,........4 5lb4 g.
Pork per barrell. l....,..,...... 90
Hams smoked per pound d..,.....,.....IO'l2
Beans per bushel ...................i %
Potatoes per buslIel. ..,...'....,,.......3i
Onions per hushel..... ...........,,..... %
Apples green,..' .'........'......- .1u
Apples dried. ................. = .
Beeswnx per pound.... ....22
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New Marble ManufaCtory
CY E, OHIO.

CY ID 4, o III to-
TTNhe Fubscrber has recently opened Marble
IL Establishment at Clyde. lie intends keep
ing on hand, constantly WELL SELLEIED,
and superior variety, and quality Of
Tom ID stones,
and every other article in his line. lie HttteTs
himself that he will be able promptly TO fil all
orders, and accommodate all who may see proper
to Patronze him TO then entire satisfaction; by
selling as low, and on good terms as any
other establishment in northern Ohio. His loca
ton, at Clyde is very favorable for the shipment
Of Marb'e, whether in the form OF Tomb Stones
or for other purposes, TO any part of the State.
and he hopes by keeping superior quality o
marble on hand, and by superior Workmanship
and lose application to business to make It to
the advantage aud interest Of all whom il mas
concern TO deal with him. Orders from dis
tance will be promptly atirndedlo.
HoRACEJHONS SON.
Jan oi, le54~:f
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Why is bonnet with faded ribbon like
lamp burning dimly7 Ans. 1t wants new
trimming
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Groceries!

Coffee, Sugars, Teas, Spice, Pepper, Molasses,
Tobaccos, and nearly every article in that line of
the best qualities.
As for prices, "there's no use talking" Since
we have taken down Head. Quarters so badly no
one who is acquainted with the facts. will for
moment dispute that we sell so exceedingly low
that all are not only satisfied, perfectly, but aston
ished So | will not Bio,c, though might with
great proprieiy do so, for have something 10 blow
about.
Come along III en-, all who wish to prosper in
this world, and get your mouey back.
UTWe have employed S BELAU, who will be
always on hand cut aud l all sorts OF garments,
IN the latest styles
u Don't forget the place, is one door South oi
Cuufield & Mhohells, nor DON'T he Arid OF wear
ing out leather by walking mp street to where you
ind HEAD QUARTERS, 1t will pay and No
A. GUSDORF'S.
Fremont. November ~. s53.
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TO TnEPURLlC GENERALLY.
Chain Pumps.

A large arrival of chain, pump reels pine, *
"A ziuk tubeing, " rollers Tor chain pumps
The new link tubeing, seems to be all that is
wanting TO render this very popular pump, per
feet in every particular. Warnted not to freeze
in the codest weather-we ask our friends aud
every body who are in want of pump TO exam
inc this article the Hardware Store Of the Boys
CANFIELD & MITCHELL.
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In selecting from the great number nf case :
pouring IN upan us, for the monthly report, we
MIN 10 give diversity both Of locality and diseases
It is to be hoped that individuals will aIways, when
practicable, confer IN person with those recovered,
and learn the reality Of which letters are tant
picture scrutiny is earnestly desired Our un-
divided attention being given tu chronic diseases,
nearly all the Gurus are of persons who have
thoroughly tried the whole routine OF remedies ESQ
calied) uoN extap and becoming hopeless martyrs
to popular hut dp!usive modes of treatment
ASTHMA CAS- M CuEI p--So say those Of onr
patients who have been struggling ter years with
this relentless Js-ase, hG nov iusplr" ir"e'y aud
with con,'uri the tounGituI rr o. !.tav'ti.
\ SINGLE lILusTGAi,ST MIR. J N'rs" r, %;
Beaver iuwn.tir, NJ III omng c'untt--a cd,r Il
,.ar> standing. AID d'n"m mated hN "u"rdl' e
ph, riius ''A dtstasc 81 the Liver and \siti'rH.
confirmed ana ircur be - HI-arhiug at times
cyt,rn.ly tlttcu.t. hardening uplr tniocnti"o
Tad, An.lyt ca treoiiuent. health was restored
- three months, and has hr1n good through ali
he chang's o. t~o sui ssgneut years.
Jan Z sd.
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ALC0TT & HORTON
CLEVELAND.
ID R Y GO o I'D s
.GT Eg'ksOEES.GEE.

TTNHE SUBSCRIBER s would respectfully in.
l. form the merchants Of Saudusky County md
Vicinity that they have now in Store and are dali
" receiving poud Stock Of Staple aud Fancy Dry
Goods whirh ilty are prepared 10 onei 10 the trade
on as good terms eau be found IN any Market
We euumerate below few styles of goods com
posirg our stocks
100 Bales bro. Shcengs all grads sonie.very heavy
300 q, Balts assor ed prices
200 " LoloreG Wsdding.
so Shirng Stripes all qualities.
80 Thkings asserted
i0) q" Wcking
10 Red Flauncls Twilled
ID " 4" Plain
30 Cases Caution Flannels nsso'd and very cheap
leo Prints well assorted all standards makcs
10 Kentucky Jeans aud Tweeds direct from
the manclucurers
10 " All DcLaines well assorted
5 " stuff G oods wi be sold low TO close them
" Cobnrg Cloth Fashionable
3 Faucy Cassimeres
5 " Best Doe Skin do
40 " Bleached Coltons
100 Pieces Black aud Colored Broad Cloths,
80 p" Oycrcoatngs will be sold less than val
ue TO close them
100 " Vestings all kinds.
500 W oolen Long Shawls very pretty and viii be
sold cheap.
500 Doz. Back Skin Gloves aud Mittens on con e
sigumeut will be sold cheap 10 close them.
Black silk Velvet Ribbons all widths, Millinery
Goods and Dress Trimmings Of all kinds Plain
Sutn ralirla Ribbons all co!ofs aud widths.
Black Silhs-all kinds
Flpreucc do-ull coIors,