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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22
rho Armio, os Europe,

AT this time, while the three great pow
ers of Turkey, England and France are en-
gagged in a war with Russia, all information
relating to military and naval matters. IS
eagerly sought after. The following artic-
le translated for the Courier des Etats
Uais gives the strength of the armies of
several of the European States. The
statement is made by German officer and
was published at Lepsic:
Russia has 100000 infantry, $4,000 cav.
airy, $4,000 artillery men, 10000 engin.
GERS, besides a reserve Of 478.o00 men Of
irregular arms, making a total of l,l54,0O
men, and $3.50 cannons The naval force
Of Russia is composed OF SO men Of war, 4S
frigates and 81 small vessels. making to-
geiher lSG boats, armed with 5000 pieces
of artillery.
Turke, has 10000 infantry, ,2s0 cav
airy, 100 engineers. and reserve body
of 325 600 men, in al 457,6S0 soldiers,
and $50 cannons The maratiEe force Of
Turkey is, 10 men-of.war, I frigates and
60 small vessels. in all 76 vessels and
5000 cannons.
England has 10000 infantry, $4,000
cavalry, 1922 artillery men, 2,460 engin-
GERS, $4,000 militia. or total of 230,2OO
men. The army of English possession in
India numbers 348,000 men, including 81
600 royal troops. The English navy con-
sists OF 81 men,of-wsr 92 frigates, lS5
small vessels, in all 81 boats, carrying s.
234 cannons Her steam navy represents
a power Of 54,354 horses.
France has $4,000 infantry, $4,000 cav
airy, $500 engineers. and 45,soo other
troops, including $4,000 gen d'armes. the
whole being an effective Of $4,000 men.
with 1882 cannons The French naval
power is composed of 60 men-of-war. 7s
frgates. and 2S3 light vessels, being in all
All boats and ll,733 cannons. Not in
cluding 1l3 steamers, representing pow
er of 1920 horses
Austria, Prussia. and other German
States have considerable military forces
Austria has under arms 45S,0O0 infan-
try, $1,000 cavalry, $4,000 artillery, 49,
900 engineers and 5000 other troops, to-
tai effective 500 900 men, and ll40 can
mons.
Prussia has $4,000 infantry, $1,000
cavalry, 5000 artillery men. 7,94o engin-
eers, and 72,7oo men of other troops, in all
5s0.8OO men.
The other States Of the German Confed.
GRAFTON have in all 10000 infantry. $4,000
cavalry, l4,5Oo artillery, 2,027 engineers
and $4,000 men of other troops, in all, max
ing an effective of 224,900 men and 500
cannons. Thus Germany can put in ac-
lion an army of 995.6oo infantry. 10000
cavalry, 1900 artillery men, 10000 en-
gineers and $4,000 other troops. The gen.
eral effective will then show 1898, 500 SOL
diers, and 2,572 cannons.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22
OcTThe following act of the assembly

0ETThe following act of the assembly
was passed in Virginia, 1862:
"An act for the punishment Of Scandal
Gus Persons. Whereas, many babbling
women SANDER and scandalize their neigh
bors, for which their poor husbands are oft
en- involved in chargeable and yexatious
suits and costs in great damages:
Be it therefore enacted by the authority
aforesaid. that in actions of SANDER, occa.
stoned. by the wife. after judgement passed
for damages, the woman should be punish
ed by ducking; and if the SANDER should
be so enormous as to be adjudged at great
er damages than FIVE hundred pounds Of
tobacco. then the woman is to suffer a
duching for each five hundred pounds oil
tobfcco adjudged against the husband, il
he refuse to pay the tobacco"
A correspondent of the Builder says tha,
houses should be painted in the autumn
wood work painted in October, he says looks
better at the end of fouryears than. if pain,
ted in June. il would at the end of two.
A number of gentlemen have left Phila
delphia for the vicinity of New York. il
quest Of the hidden treasures Of the famou:
Captain Kidd. They pretend to know ex'
actly where il is buried.
AT the burial of Marshal de ST. Arnaud
the flags of France and OF England. for The
first time in history, covered the same cof
ip, and Mussulmen cannon resounded in
sign Of grief at the funeral Of Christian
general
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22
pottru,
We yvist not where re Gocth

we WISH NOT NNncrc lac GOCtl
In the mellow harvest weather,
From a distant land,
Comes an nged Pilgrim weary,
Through the yellow fores! dreary,
Palm aud staff in hand.
Cometh slow in wine-l like garments,
Aud in sandals bto
Wearing, entertained together,
Crisp leaves and faded heather,
For kngly crown.
And his cheek was like the sunset,
Glowing ripe aud red
And his brow is stepped in glory,
Like some saints in ancient story,
Risen from the dead.
Guest-gifts brings he many also
From that stranger land,
Yet it seemeth when he leaves us,
He of something loved bereaved us,
With his withering hand.
And we wist not where he goeth,
Every fading year,
But when sickle days are over,
And the meadows sweet with clover,
l. yiDg heaped and scared
Then his footprints from the forest
Are forever fed,
But upon the winter hedges,
Leaveth he the scarlet edges
or his mantle red.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

Gov. Bigler says that during the past
season. California has produced the aston
ishinc yield. in one instance a. least. of
eighty-t~o and a,ha!f bushels Of whsat 10
the acre California takes the palm,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

Our OF EMPLOYMENT. Out Of employ
ment! The exclamation is almost as COM
mon as the notices Of 'to let on new houses.
Why out employment? Has ingenuity
reached its end that flesh and blood must
waste as the flower willis when plucked from
the stem? Energy may be seen every day
| in the week at a street corner sharpening
knives. Apple stands yield profit enough to
pay for an upper room and something ap-
proaching to comfort. Matches indus,ri-
ously offered have purchased house and
lot. Tripc and sausage meat enable the
dealer to keep cool in warm weather and
more than pay for Goals and expenses when
frost prevails. An Ethiopian swill collector
has qualified himself to exercise the elective
franchise by pursuing his sloppy vocation
with vigor. Out of employment! Who
can know who or what you are if you stand
at the corner moping and wondering why
stranger does not step forward and extend
helping hand? Never hope TO jump at
once into prosperity, for the chasm between
industry and idleness is of frighifu width.
Never allow pride to bring a blush to your
cheek because your business is humble.
Pride is not reliable in all cases. Ifyou la
Dor you produce, and producers are certain
Of reward in some form. lfyou are cheat
ed of your money, an honest man may hear
Of your calamity, and with generous heart
offer you position. say out of EN-
ploymentP because no reasonable excuse
can be offered therefor. The world is wide,
the people daily find rest in the cemetries
and places must be supplied. There's work
enough for all, while integrity and sincerity
are characteristics. Try again.-Albany
RnickerJocker.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

No oIs can be too old to learn. or so
wise as not to need instruction.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

J. W. KILLS. wM. A. KILLS. J. NJ. KILLS.
J. w. KILLS, d SONS,
Manufacturers of paper and Blank Books, and
Dealers in Printers Cards aud Inks, Spring
field, Ohio. April ID, lS54-ly
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1854-12-22

BLANK DEEDS, MORTGAGES,
Quit slaims, Contracts, &c. kept on hand or
Printed TO order sithe JOUR NAL OFFICE
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EsEE,VJS,T,RX

L D. PARKER, SURGEON DENTIST,
Respectfully tenders his professional services to
the citizens Of Fremont and vicinity. Teeth
inserted on pivot, gold or silver plate aud in
the nedtest manner. or Office in CaldweIi's
Building front room, up stairs. Fremont.
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JOHN L. GREENE,
CHESTER EDGERTON.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law, and Solicitor
in Chaucery, will carefully attend TO al pro-
feesioual business left in his charge II & viii
also atts nd 10 the collection of claims, &c.
ia this and adjoining counties. Ollice, Sec
oni STORY Minis, D lock. Fremont. o.
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FREMONT JOURNAL:
rs A AC NJ. IL Il r. Il II R
Publisher and proprietor.

The JOURNAL 10 published every Friday
morning. OFFlCE-in BuckInnd's Block
third storyi Fremont, Sandusky Couhty, o.
--TERMs.-
One copy, per year, IN advance, by nail 8 so
Paid within the year, 200
After the expiration Of the year, $50
Town subscribers, will be charged SI,T5, in
advance, the difference in the terms between
the price on papers delivered in town and
those sent by mail, is occasioned by the ex-
Pense Ofcarrying
HOW TO STOP A PAPER.
First see that you have paid for IL up TO the
:ime you wish il to stop; notify the Post Mas.
ter of your desire, aud ask him TO inform the
publisher, under his frauk. (as he Is authorized
10 do) your wish to discontinue.
u No paper discontinued until all arreara-
Ees are paid, except at the option Of the pub.
fishers.
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COLLINS House,

MIR. o. COLLINS, Proprietor-One bloch
1fl West ofthe Morris Corner,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
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ARRKvAne or THE PxCxFfC.
kf sf3 rs M Nrw YonK. Dce.ft3.

Paejfe Ia with one week later dates, -
N thing important from the war aNobet-
tie since Inkerman. Allies being reintofc-
ed. Much agitation in England and
France in consequence Of the situation Of
the Allied armies. w pfHas aYs
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.
Business Dirrctorn.
FIRE MONT JOU RN AL,
JOE PRINTING OFFICE.

FIRE MONT JOURNAL,
JOB PRINTING OFFICE,
We are prepared 10 execute TO order, in
seat and expeditions manner, an d o N fair terms
Almost all descriptions of
JOB PRINTING,
SUCH AS
BUSINESS CARDS, BILL HEADS,
Circulars, BILLS OF LADIKo,
HAsDBILLs, CERrIFicATEs.
CATALOGUES, DRAFrs,
bHsw BILLS, BILLS,
JUSTICES BLANLs,, BANK CHECKS,
LAWYERS BLANKS Law CASES,
MANtFEsTs, BALL TICKETS, ETC.
We would say to those Of our frie nds W ho are
in want of such work, you need not 60 abroad
ts get it done, when it can he done at home.
4. o. q. r.
Croghan Lodge. No. II, meets at Odd Fell
isws Hall, in Buckland's Brick Building, every
Saturday evening.
ROBERTS & SHELDON,
Manufacturers Of Copper, Tin, and Sheet IRON
ware, and dealers in Stoves. Rags, Wool,
II ides, Sheep pelts, Old Copper,
Old Stoves, SC. Also, all sorts of genuine
Yankee Notions.
Pcasc's Brick Block, Mol.
FREMONT, OHIO.
May %, 1854.
T.P. FINEFRocK j. F. PRICE
FINEFROCK & PRICE,
Attorneys at Law, Fremont, Ohio:-Oflic in
Sharp & Shomoa's Block.
STEPHEN BUCKLAND Il CO.,
Dealersin Drugs. Medicines, Dye Stuffs, Oils,
Paints, Books, Stationery, Sc. Fremont. o
G. w. & G. S CLICK,
Attorneys 81 Councillors AT LAW,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-20

A SURE. and pIas,,uf hemedy fov C"LDs..
n C0SsHs, CRoUr, WHoorIsG-Cus OF.
Asthma, and il lungs sufficient are leil to sustain,
life, a CERTAis II voR ~CoSsunrTios z
Safe Tor the Infant OF the Invalid, in my sta,
weakness.
TIE GREAT REMEDY 10 at Lar, discover,
cd, Consumption eau I've cured ! and Coughs
and Colds, the pasrpY of that fell disease that 30
often brings woe 81 the hwpes of oar hand. vanish.
as ifby magic, b~fors his SEA REMEDY.
This i. that which has so lops b@ep su,sht mr.
and - in full faith offered to the puLxH AZ n cer-
tain cure for Coughs, Colds, WhoopIeg Cough,
Group, Asthma, and Consumption. and will IN,
any case where lungs sufficient are Jeff o. sustain.
life check the liberation anil raise the patier, iy
health. This is not AN idle ir,ast, nor 10 this
remedy sen, into the market, without a thorough
trial, hut has proved beynnda doubt that wat
has been asserted CAN M Done!
N. Is DWARF % eoUsIERTEIrr and
observe the following promi.sory Note, with the
Gao smile signature Of the proprietor ON every
genuine box
"(S0OO 5l Ca demand ! promise 10. PEI W 4,
the bearer FIVE MILLS coz value received.
WILLIAM DEvINES."
Certificates Of cures to lc relied on, found in.
the circulars left with the A:en's. Let all the.
afflicted try 1t faithfully. Sold by Druggists ADD
Dealers generally.
Ifthe Lozcnge 10 dissolved, and nbrorbs the.
sugar in which IL is packed. the virtue ID there
yet, and better than ever, save the looks. Si~
rLE Lut POWERFUL. Try Il f,uiy,
The discovery OF this great remedy, abcn, two
wears since, was almost a miracle, and the favor,
Il receives where introduced and the almost, ma,
paralleled demand, chow - worth.
Also sold by all MeJi.,ne Dealers ,hroughous
le country.
- Only Is Cts. per Box-Five Boxes for 81.
y. ID. FULLER n Co, General Agents. M. D,
fremont Temple, Bosros.
The Depot Es Dr. tiibbard'. Wild Cherry
Buffers; Dr. nibbAid's PILLS and Cireassan
Balm;
Fowlcr's "Macaronick" sure cure Tor PiLr'.
Yankee Extract, tor tar, pant oI, sssase;
Ir. Corneli's Pain Expclier;
Heryick 4 Co.'S .. q. Eills; II,rrck 4 Cos
Plastsrs;
Gailup's Brier Root Syrup for Diarrhda; ale"
a large variety Of Popular MeJicines-soId chcsp
Tor cash or approved credit.
For Sale in newport 10y u. J. Tay'ot and Has.
ard & Caswell. Aps ~ 1y dav.
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rARRANr,s

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND
J. The Public. The attention Of the Medical
Profession and Public 10 invited 10 the follow
ny preparation :
TARRANT's EFFERvEsCENT sELTZER
APERIENT.
prepared on an entirely new principle, from .
late and accurate analysis of the celebrated
SELTZLR SPRING IN GERMANY.
combining efficacy. economy, and portability,
with such additions and improvements as will 10
found materially to increase its efficacy
This much esteemed and highly valuable pre-
p~araiion will not fail to efectualIy remove D,s-
peps,a OF Indigestion, Bilious Affections, Head
ache, Heartburn, Acidiiy al the Stomach, Co.'S
~tiveness, Gou,, Rheumatism, Loss Of appetite.
Gravel, Nervous Debility, Nausea VI Vomiting,
Affections Of the Liver. BIC. sc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-20
FAMILY MEDICINE.
TARRANT'S CORDIAL EIJXiROF
IIQK RllIInARn

Takes its place as the hest remedy for dysyeps'a
o6 indigestion ofthe present day; and Err its eE-
6cacacy and safety OBSERVES the name Of Icing
in truth a Family Medicine. Those who suffer
from excessive fatigue. mental anxiety, OF incl
lscsuai anxiety Of wha tever kind, viii find il 10
bs a medicine Of extreme value. Il is psu,ie
uarly recommended TO those suffering from Bill
iious and Nervous Headache, Diarrhuea, Con.
s,ipa,ion, Fla,ulency Indigestion, summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, Sc, as the utmost re-
lance can be placed on il, both ss to lis innocent
nature and highly curative qualities.
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~ A. BININGER & co,

NOTICE.
~ A. BINiNGER & Co,
Of New York having constituted Messrs. NEW
TON BROTHtkS, Of Newport, agents Tor
such articles ~ they import and deal ia, are nov
prepared to solicit from their friends and the
public, orders through these ge-tlemen. The
frequency and rapi iity Of intercourse between
the two cities, will enable them TO execute or
ders with certainty and despatch. No effort
will be spared to do tull justice to all orderS thys
entrusted to their care. They Import and pre-
serve under Custom House lock, the BraPa,es
oftne mos, distinguished houses IN Cognae, via;
Guard, Uppy 4 Co., Heooessy, Pinet & Cnytii-
bn, M.reu, Sc. They are alec sole ageais apd
Importers Of the Chasselles dor Cognac IN
casks. dsmlohns and Bott'es.-a very choice
brandy, free fron Alcoholic taste and impu,i-
tie-, very delicate and & urty in favor, and de-
sigaed to bs always uniform in quality AND
character. They are sole importers of q. ".
Mumm h Co.'S champagne Wiues, and are
always supplied with The fines, qualities Of
Champagne, Madeira, Sherry, Port, Claret,
Hook and Bwg,ndy Wine, /; Liquors and Cor
dials, Scotch Ale, London Porter, Havana Sc
gars, Pickles, Preserves and Delicaciss-bting
a complete assortnent OF choice aud rare arti.
cles Of luxury. They invite the special atten.
ton of purchasers to examine their catalogue at
the store of NEWTON BROTHERS,,
who will promptly attend to their wishes.
New York, May ~, 1854. m26
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u. u. CARR, IR.,

TINE Subscriber TAKES this method Of inform
i irR the Public thst he will kecp CONSTANT
" On hand q well selected stock Of Foreign and
Domestic Green and Dried Lruits, Conf.cton-
AIRY, Nuts, Preserves, Branded Fruits, ye'i'es,
Syrup,, AMI Principal Depot ior Genuine. ,mpor-
ted Havana and Principe Segars,-ofih The choicest
and most approved brands, Assorted Pickles,
Fancy Soaps, Matches, Scgar Cases, Tobacco
Boxes, Fire kiadiine, En- "A Homony, London
Sauces, Sweet Git, Olives Cane, $, Caisup, An.
cho, ies, Maccaroni, vermicelli, and various For
eien l,eliracies; Fine Gu, Chewing and Csyen-
dish Tobacco, Bird Seed, shakers Hsrhs, Corn
starch, Fariaa, Cooper, I.inglsss, Wheaton
Grits, Cracked Cocoa, Chocolate, Canton Gin.
ger, and Tamerpds, Washing, Bleaohlng and
Cleansing Fluid. Pine Oil, Portable Fluid, Sen'
Wings Phosgese Gas, F,ling Cans, Camphene,
and Agen, ior the Boston Lamp pepo,, where
Lamps Of every description eau he sp'pi'ed on
reasonable terms and nj the shortest oot,ce.
N. u. Al good, purchased at ihu Store are
warranted and .ent TO any part Of the town Tree
Of expense at III Thames street.
Al kinds Of fre.h Fruits received daily on the
arrival Of the Steamers from New Yvrt.
IN
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Theological = e~miaui,s, Seisnnfe and D'sf'nyuish-
I'd ,bhe M.n,-and 10 fact, hy all cla''.s ~ the
community, Among others IL ~ recommended Wy
Rev. DIR. LYMAS RErcHrR, Lite P'rs'den' oil
Lane Th,oiogi nj S,miaary, Ci"rin"a',, OHIO.
Rev. Dr. LEosARD WOODS, AbiS,u Pri 81
Theology in Andover Theological Semi" 'Ty'
Mass. Hon. DasiEL 4. Tnonrsos, Secretary
Of State ri Vermont, author of "Gr-en Mo""' ~"
B,ys.""L ok Amsd.n,' &c, M"pilelier, VI;
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the ., II oi r ,iiins,rc, Md. } Rev .Josfrni.ivch,
philadelphia, Pn. Is. e. F~ERsALp, Portland
Me-. anj many others.
la connectGs with ous OIL so cent article. W.
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reh snam.isd blu, ,eraPpers, gh dr,a'n', and
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fur fimss tie quantity Of the smaller size.
Be,oare ef Countsy( ITS and i~n,itatioas ~
Enquire fr the article by itS wHoL, sAst,
"vEtiErABLE PULMONARY BAi.SAM"
Prepared only 10y REED, CUTLER X CO.,
Druggists, Boston, ami sold by Apothrc"ries and
Country NJ rch,nts generally. Price, large ''ze,
81, 90; small sine, 80 cents.
F"s sale in Newport by x. J. TAYLOR, mp
HAZARD < CASWELl..
i\l Om
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-07-20

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
The Farm and Residence Of the late Jethro
+. Mitchell, situated In Middletown, on the
Stage Road from the City Of Newport to Bristol
Ferry and Stone Bridge. about 4 o miles from,
and within Is or 30 minutes ride Of the former
place. Said Farm comprises about ~ acres Of
excellent land under = good cultivation, walled
of into lots OF appropriate dimensions Tor farm
ing psrposes. with a good House and other
buildings, q good well aud az u~nG,;ling spring Of
water theron. Foe eligibility Of location il is
scarcely surpassed by any oti er on Rhode
Island, with a beautiful prospect, embracing a
fair view Of Narragansett Bay, Newport with
its picturesque harbor, and so on 20 the Ocean,
A. Gar as the eye can reach. For iur,l,er infor-
nation, apply "a BORDEN LAYTON, If
Portsmouth, or to the subscriber, in Pawtocket,
il DANIEL MITCHELL.
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sISsON's CONFECTIONERY
AMI ICE CREAM SALOON.

THE subscriber beg. leave to inform the public
L tina, he 10 now prepared to supply all Who
NAV favor him w,Ih their patronage. with Con-
fectioaary in all it's branches, foreign and dosnes-
tic.
Loo Cream and Fruit lces superior 10 any ever
offered To the public. jelles, Charlotte de Russo.
Blsnc Mango, cakes and pastry Of the finest quail
ty, fresh every day. 4 large assortmeu,of can.
d,, Of superior style and favor, and choice fruits
always on hand. Mineral water ani other re-
freshments IN abundance. All orders promptly
attended to; no pains or expense has been
spared in ord.r to give general satisfaction. DO
not forge, the well known establishment, on the
hill. near the Bath Rad, formerly conducted by
W. y, vo.e. 0es
W. SIssON, Successor.
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TARRANT'S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBEBS AND COPABlA.

WI ~ uSNhoW tcuScu Wy w WWb ~ ~ ~
10 be the best article Of The kind HOW in use.
| TARRANT,S COMPOUND EXTRACT OF
CUBERS AND COPABiA.
Sanctioned by popular opialan and high assAox-
ity Of the most Distinguished Oh the medical FAC
ulty, il offers 10 the afflicted a remedy, whose
success has in every instance supported its de-
served reputation. Being convenient and agree
able in us use, experience has proved that It re-
tains in every climate its desirable and truly val
liable character. Il is in the form Of paste, ~
tasieIess, and does not impair the digestion. Il
10 prepared with the greatest possible care, upon
well tested PRINCIPLES. To persons follow ing
the sea, or going long voyages, this preparations
possesses qualities Tar surprising any other
neat and portable in it's form, speedy and elhca-
c,ous ia ITS operation. successful both ia the ear
Hest and wors stages OF the severest diseases,
whilst the uslh'l and s,useous taste and un2leas-
AMI odor To copabia IL wholly avoided in thus
preparation.
Prepared and sol |, Wholesale and Retail, by
JOHN A. TARRANT, successor ~ names
Tarrant, 27S urc enwich, corner Of Warren st.
New York; and sold ny +. NJ. Carey, druggist,
Charleston, s. C.. r. H.. McGraw, Natchezi
Moore 4 Hendericksou, Savannah; NJ. A.
San,es 4 Son, Norfolk w. 5. Reese, Baiti-
mo, e; Joseph Tuckes, Mobile; Sickles & Ca. +.
New Orleans H. ID, Gilman, Washington, ID.
CT I. w. Dyott s. Sons, Phia.; Weeks Il
Potter, Boston 7; koshuahler x Anderson,
Georgetown, ID. e.
| THORNS COMPOUND EXT RACr OF co
PABIA AND SARSAPARILLA possesse. n
few adv 'ntages rsi eujo,e ed by any other medi-
cine Tor the cure Of sexual diseases ; and which
must, with an enlightened public, render it a-su
redly hlghiy popular, aud "A dcsideratum long
sought FOX in the medical world. II needs no
c.n,Hnpunent A r ch,,pa al .ltet In ia anpr,vel
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