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Bedford ieademy and Female
rinary.
W. ~. oAMfBELL. Frlnciral.

FESHE first session of the 9Th school year n
Il thisInsJitution VIII open Oa Monday nor
ing the 3D. day ef Selteaas.. Tie pao
history of the Acaden.y. will trust. hes
sufficient guarantee OF ita future cfliciency.-
The branefesfaHglt will he tie same Al lisretu-
FIRE. To h14sief prihrfples will be considered
tie Most important parsaii of the lupiis and
while II viii be the coastazt business Of the l1-
stypeforto impart knowledge, it viii also sc his
aim to lead his pupils - make practical ap-
pication II their acquisitions. To load the
ilina with iaaunerable forgnglas, without cause
ing II to nse them, would belike placing bow
n child'S hand, withet.i tsleaiag hir how tb
end it, fG AHe. II shall bs ear o6i ct, as tJas
ever heru. to lead the nNml tofRiak.
~ n. II. Instruction IN Single and nabei
Entry Book Keeping viii be given by the prit-
cipsl. The class inti.is study De 80 9r ang-
ed than any Young men desiring to purse this
important branch. ~ order to praPaf1 theul-
elves for clerSshiYs, can Tecife u II n!0hs.--
his recitation win receive attention eHt Of the
TeHlar school hours Instucticn in this
aach Is er,rg, and wiz be charged accord
glv.
The5terTns are as usual.
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CORN aid Buckv heat meal for sale by
NoY. 80. G. W RUPP-
\ THREsHING MACHINES, with :, 3, OF
4 horse power for sale cheap at Reeds Colnn-
made Store
Nov. 90, 1855,
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.-EE RZLL@.

For Justices, Cons tables. Witnesses, 81
or sale AT tnis effice
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Howard Association,
PHIL.9DELPJff.q.
FEs. fanFfrsrtF Ara p

TO all persons afflicted with Sexualdiseases
such as Semiaei Weakness, Iinp0feiee, G On
oria,a. Gleet. Syphilis. t.c.. &c
The Howard Association Of Pail lleipi.ia u
view of the awful destruction Of human life al q
healtA, caasea ~ sexual diseases. and the de-
-@ptiuns which a:e prsctised upon the uuf1rtu-
nate victims of sacb diseases hy Qnaeks. have
directed their Consulting Surgeon, as a elariia-
hfe aet worthy Of their nanac. To give medical
qer7ce gF1.is 70 ali persons thrs afflicted male
vrFemalc.l who apply by letter With s-s..ril,-
zion Of THEFT coDdtior. Gage. occupation. hsb-
tfs OF life &c.. and IN eases Of extreme p1g-
erty and suffering to furnish medicines FREE ef
eiargo.
Te Howard Association is 4 benevolent In
slit bon. established by special endowment, for
theNtiief Of the sick aud distressed afflicted
wit relIiFulent aud Epidemic Diseases" and
tsti IS can be used for No otIer purpose. IL
ia fund a surplus of naeaDS. which the Drec-
toS Bowe voted TO advertise the above notice
Itfs havdless TO add that the Association com
N is iieee highest Medlealskill OF the &c. and
~ands thsh tue must modern treatment. Val
il fnT1iice also giwen 10 sick and nervous e.
ia bls. adEicted with tsioniaa Weakness Womb
males. afii CostiYeness, LeHcarrlo "A. 90.
Addrtss tHest-peia.) EF. GEe J. (. Eilrerx
JonSn!tin oRTgenH. Howard Association, NCt
:, South e.nth Street, Pl;ladclpb!a. Pa.
BY traer Of the Directors
EZRAD- HEARfWEII., Prssi9eai
Gro. FsIae In. secreiqrr.
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IWO-StOry SVeaiiser-R0a rsied
EEggT6c


Bahk Barn, Spring House, Wash House and
other out buildings, first rate orchard Of good
fruit. good spring close TO the house and nevel
iaiilne springs q water IN every field.
There are also on this tract good
SAW MILL
LINE KILN. and several excellent oaarries.
and as soef location for Tan Yard as could
hsdesiFed, With plenty Of bark canrenirnt--
There are aise THREE GOOD TENANT
HOUSES on this place, and two other good
Barns.
his - one of the best STOCK farms 10 the
country. aad ofers peculiar inducements to nl,y
person Esao desires tsl raise cattle 21c
lie viii sell il quantities To suit purchasers.
ana a9y one wishing 10 make !. bargain wo;id
DO " I'll to examine the asoYe properties bcfprc
purchasing elsewhere.
Terms N i'd to suit purchases.
t17 faFshsr iafprn apply TO ttn Sab-
Sep. .. 1856
CarnazrsnTre Rep. AMI Wilig and Ham,
unstea Joarnrl publish, each months. 4ad
sad biit3 this office.
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Dry Geais and Fancy Store,
in the West en- of tGp buillsne feFi,erls ii the
occupancy OF DR.. john II lloiiGS, deed, and
nos oeenpiei by I)r. Il. r Harry ~
lie sells SIS pocket tndSercliefs al from J. I
cents up to 81; Haiersleeyes i'feH 10 cents 10
81 80; silk mits from 10 IS cts cDiten hose
irem 81 up 10 81 cents; good hire calico for
6i cents per yard; collars from g cents up to
So; linen pocket haAdkaeAieG ifenIt4 cents to
S2.51, bonnet ribbons from G. 10 81 Gents:
chemisettes from 81 cents to S1.225; bonnets
fgom2a cts ue; hsanm. rs from e2s cents mp;
aai ladies and GenfieHlenS' Wear
of evecy description, usually fenad in Dry
Goods and Fancy Stores; also table linens at
all prices; haots and shoes carpets; general
assortment of Queenssyare and GrO-
cerses: and great piny small articles one
aas3red per cest loscsr than can be procured
elsewhere IN this place.
He rasa .ctfnly re3iasts all 10 cdl nd ex-
anime his stoel; and judge for themselves.
ELIAS FISHER.
April 6, 1855.
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G,FfEE GsEArER ATTRACTIONS? {; J.


/ GsffE6 GsEArER ATTRACTIONS c ;
~ pEf's DApy's Bopg ron 1886. 53ad Vol
umc! Tbs Poneef Magazine Espeei lily de-
voted 10 Tie wants Of the Ladies 81 Anfsric&
Where this Magazine i takenin louise, uo
other Is wanted, as i comprises all ti4t ceuld
he obtained lly taking three other Magazines
ben eataFss for I35e--A new and sety in
tereStlas story n III he commenced ln.I IaHaarv.
tv Mation lInian,i, author Of ss-tlone'- sni
-.Iidlen Path. Two i4DSels That haze created
an immense sensation n ibe literary @arld.-
Aso-hiss Virginia F Tow8sead viii cau.-
naeuce IN tse FehrG4ry nuns5er Noueelctte
which We know will sirongly interest I'll: read
erS of tlie : B0oa.'
stories by 40 English Authorcss-IIaw 10
I make . AK Flowers aud Fraits.--Wi'h engra-
EiRgA.-llse Nurse ard the Nursery.--IIew 10
make a aRonnet-Trol5les Of IN EaglislI House-
keeper-The Ar. 0t sSetehing Flowers from
] Nature-with engraving le coriad Is
/ zig learner On paper 10 be eoloFei.
aatcrilal c2uaseiS 30 = Daggatrr Designed
to aiG be. Ia the care ofiitr healih. The mproys-
meHt of her nlind. and tle culfir 4tion her
helrt-SeN style Of Illuminating 1indews aud
Ltaip Shaies, WITH tsagrayings aud
History of Finger Rings Illustrated, Shells ior
iAe Ladies, and where they come from with c;s-
srfvinssd ed.iliHg IN Leather vsitla rAsiflss
This is only giving an idea OF our intentions
for lSJ6--New designs OF iaieres; TO the Ia
dies ale sprinsiF NJ every Gay, wc shall avail
ourselves Of errythiag that cal interest them
In fact, "tfedey's La ays Book win posses
the iBtr of any otiier three liagazines--In
addition N the aboge in hr continued in each
No. G1dey's splendid Steel ensrayiBgs
nGn,ir pages ofreRiing.
iiodey's challenge Fashion liates. In this
as in every at Ter department We defy iieairy OF
imitation kta brpi lery patterns. Any quantity
of fthem sre given m0niisls--Mod odel cottages.
Dress nj lkiag. with iisgrnns To cut l. -
Dress pattern lnfintS aud Children's Dresses,
All kiuis Of Crotchat ana Netting W ork
Drawing Lessons for Youth-l009 designs,
Mnsic worth S3 is gwen every year, the NUrse
AMI the Nursery with fi'll aS.rurtions; Go
dey's inyaleahie Recipes apon every su liect.
IL RMS, CASH IN ADV ANCE.--One
eopy, 9aa YER, So Tvs copies oae year Sc.
Five copies oae year, and an ex "a copy 10 The
person sending the ciab, insking six cni.ics
SO. Eight copies ore year, aud an extra caI,y
to tn person sending tte club. making nite
copies, So, Eleven copies one year. and an ex-
trl copy 10 "a pefs1a sending the club, twelve
c,pies S1l.
God;y's Laav,s Book IN Harpsr's Magazine
both oa4 year for Sl,5l. Godey's Ladgss Book
and Artim-'s Home Magazine both one year
f5s 50 81
Specmla or Specimens viii be sent direct
20 nay Postn plt n n, Sin1 The reqlsst.
We c;n aiw .ys supply bscS numbers for the
.adarsss, I. A. Cooley.
No il3 Chestnut Street, Pbilli phi
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pnhEle Salc.

DY order Of the 0FpAanS' Genst 81 BstIfori
ID County, t.sere viii d exposed % Pghlie
SlIe, ia Jutlia,s Township, el s.tTtRi}.a Fi.sa
.! sag u FEBRI.4Rf. aert, SOD AZ 10 Q :
..ece, \ ", the foi uviRg Res Estate, 10 wiz
A tftct oi lSni caatlining 81 acres. tal al
low .ac., itte tla property of JosePA Nslrs,
de,1 adjo;aias lands oi ,Ioselth Beysi. V4Ien-
iine B. Wert1, iac 10 Hillegass, jonathan
F:ie4snec aaa othagS. % tie read leading f.9a
asnsbatg to BIaal VISTA, Ial A1aat at.f {.
III. f:on &c latter place.
IA, inPr3ys.n sDts are good Story a'li a
llf - : - =, Log Stable. VITA tar shfag
,aT - safs /, AMI othsr oslt-haitdingS Eish a
sJoi Spring ei9se 70 the boase. Ahaet 4l
..,res OF this iaRi is clcarad aad nnder iisfee,
q. 8 acres of whieA 8ieA 3pw IN! nsrs can be
mri,. 4 euaains 9srekia pass > taFuasa this
farm.
TEAMS mule known % dag 0 safe.
JOSEPH Dull, .iSu,'r.
?. 5. For i4formuitn IA regard to this iarni
a,o,f 80 Z wis A. Turner. BAena Vista, az joha
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sTRiT STEER.

T~.Ar &c Tic premises q lie ss.it efs'sr
~ inne iefr Fritz, n Stsiti Esrrit,ss
s.Srsl.l. 4at.ittiv lst sslrnatf sasi. ?
.lttl ,i,H 81 .tai ei6 lssi Il I.ic. Us en'sr
I'D. nsIi.d ~ .. L ti lie fitht ssr- JIG
s,NlN j i.t1sif.a w ttiec ~ uaid, ii.ye
IltitI3t, IL. tisIies - d Is }p jis@1N.
4 ASiDfsNt lE4GfR>
Nov. 20 1855 s.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04

IF YaE w.at CHEAP GODS, en- at
Chtap Sids.
Nsv. 81.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1856-01-04
PalEaTE SALE
or VALUABLE

R EA T-s LI$ $TATl.
TUE subscriber offers his well known TaSerr,
4 Sfand Property. On Rays Hill. FnltOn
County. Pa, at rgiyate Sale. with al tile lard
belonging thereto, being 3s3 ACRES ~
patented lard, l6a acres 81 which Is cleared
and under good feace.
The iutsigt,ytf,l..,lfS : y re q ia-c.
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NeM Fa1l and Minter i1oeds.

rf1aE undersigned begs isa,se to inform his
/ friends and the p59i.e that ne has Just re-
ceiyed from t4e eastern cities, and is row cx-
idbitiag At CHEAP SIDE, general assor-
: ..,,ts. s..+f.. ftT4 a,.I
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SLICE SInnk.

b. CRAAER s CO. have just received
n. very large assortment OF Boots aud
Shoes. ,sitasle for Fai. and Winter, part style
as fc,!uws
yea,s Super Waxed Danble Sole Bo@s,
M.s.s City M&ie Calf do.
H.n-s Heivv KIP, Lined de-
folta's p+axed Dsa5le S1le Boots
y9a.ls Caf AZ Kip Lined do.
B.7s' c.tg made Calf Boots,
hsrs' KIP Lined 3ootS.
" ,gaeqs' neuA.z sole Kip Bootees,
lvo5ry;is' Fiac t;sif and Seal do.
W9fa.ns' Fine Goat Morocco do.
Wom .ns' P.tF51i 'Beotses, verF handsome,
Chils-sn's Shoes Of every style and price
t1-at's Morocco. Xii. aal Csfskiu Bootees,
Ladies ,al,le Sole Gliters. GEil Shoes, &e..
in fact. Boots mi saoes T. snit every purcha-
ser. II y9H waat Boots an! Siioes, Please give
Us a c1l, AMI you shsf be suited iu quality and
price.
Exchanse Store is the place 10 la, Boots aud
Shoes.
Get, y. 1855.
WTAsTrD At REED's CoLoNNADE
W STORE,
WHEAT, Rye, HurrEa,
Oars, CoEx, EsGs,
and Lam,
In Exchange FOR Goods
Betifodr, Dec. u. 1855.
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Taylor s. 72ourr.
TANNERS. BEDFORD, Pa,

HAgE CONSTANTLY oS HAND
Il al their Tannery on last Pitt 81 heather
ci all kinds aud Of tbe best quality II exceed
insly moderate rates. Ttey pay tho highest
pgie,s ter caunsry hides.
Feb. l5.s 1904. m 80
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TEAMS mule known % dsg 81 safe.
Ja&EPH DILL. 7Eg,'r

?. 5, For iaformtti0n ia regard to this Farm
Apply 10 I. wis A. Turner. Bueua Vista, az johis
wy,nt, living on ihe piaee Dec. iA - e
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Great arrival
FlI.L IND NIAfER GOODS

FDHE Subscribers respectfully afoEm their
[ irieads. customers, and tie public general
Is thai they have jaSt received the largest as
sertment Of
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

During the storm on Saturday evening
last, the house of Mr.. Gustavus Dornmeyer,
about five miles West of this place, was
struck by Lightning, but sustained no serious
injury. The electric fluid passed down the
chimney, which it considerably damaged,
and thence into a copboard, splitting the
latter and scattering its contents about the
room. Strange to say, no one was injured,
although all the family were in the room.
Several horses and cattle were killed by
lightning, west of this place, during the
same storm, and numerous trees were struck.
-.Sandnsky County Democrat.
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Speeiai NOtiees.
areat HnElish Remedv,

Sir JAMES CLARKK's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke MD.
Physician extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine is uning in the Of all those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
1t mOderates all exeesses all Instructions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity. These
Pills shoudbe used two three weeks previous to con-
fnement they fory the constitution, and lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother to perform her
duties with safety to herself and her child
These Pins should NOT be taken BY females during the
first three Oxths Of Drsgnane, they are se to 6riH
on misoar7fage but 4 any other tizas they sefs
In all cases Of and spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs hesviness or fatigue slight exeron'
palptaon Of the heart lowness Of spirits Mysteries sick
heaache whites and all the painful diseases oecasonea
by disordered system these pills win affect cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
do not contain iron alome antmony any other min
eri Full directions accompanying each bottle Price
in the United states and Canada One Dollar.
Sole agents for this country,
L C. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, n Y.
TJjJTTIE 3 MOSES, Auburn, n. Y, GEOEIlAI AGENTS.
NIB 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any athorll-
od agent will insure bottle of the Pills by return mall
Cor aale BY s. BUoKbAND & So, Fremont, and by
one druggist in every town in the United States
Nay 30, 1856. S4yI
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

As summer drink free from Intoxicating properties,
know Of nothing better than cool glass Of lager
beer.'-DemOoratie Messenger.
Here the proof that the editor the above sheet is
a know nothing else he is telling uhgRPeT, which,
Lagerbeer ISTOxIcA ATISGi every day in the
drunken in streets and hanging about the places
where IT is Sold the undeniabe evidences that
Our advice to every one and particularly young
men, is, ALONE, NOT, for lagerbeer Is
INTOXICATING. There is safety except in total alb
stinence. As drink for all seasons know of nothing
equal glass Of pure cold water Drink ye ALL of it.
It is the beverage prepared by God himself to nourish and
invigorate his creatures and beautify his foostoo
'There's nothing SO good, for the youthful blood,
Or sweet as the sparkling water"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

sYAs SPRING and SUMNER MEDICINE, Carter's
Spanish Mixture stands preemnent above all others Its
snguary ecacious action the blood;t strengthnng
and vvifing qualiie;t tonic action on the Liver; its
tendency drive all humors to the surface thereby clean
sing the system according to Natures own prescription;
its harmless and at the time extraordinary good ei
fect and the number Of testified by many Of the
most respectable citizens of Richmond, Va and elsewhere
must be cOnvulsve evidence that there is no humbug
shout it.
The trial of single bottle win satisfy tho most skeptic-
al of its benefits.
s.ssee advertisement in another column. 1Tw4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

For long time certain class of disease has baled the
sifa and practice of the most eminent members Of the
regular medical faculty. Foremost among these We
might instance epilepsy falling fits. Happy now by the
skill and inventive genius of eminent chemist Of Bal
timore No. this disease has been brought within the
means Of cure We allude to the preparation called the
Psgstabls Extract EpilsBe Pills invented and prepared
y Dr. sErHS HAScE Of los Baltimore street, Baltimore,
Nd Since this discovery many persons who had given up
all hopes Of ever being cured have been restored to the
fun enjoyment Of health Promnet among these we might
onumerate Mr. Harrison Iightoot ofHuntsye, Alabama
Ar L. has suffered as much from Epilepsy any other
person in the world; knowing what it was to pass
week without having attack and often falling in the
Of Huntsville. lie is fully restored and has
not had an attack for than year. Dr. HEnce's
Pills have been the Of this These pills
also cure all notifications of Fits, Spasms Cramps, &c,
and are very ereeahe persons Of weak nerves Dr.
Hace sends them to any part Of tine country on the re-
oeipt Of remittance Price one box S two, IS; twelve,
s9s Address Seth s Hancc los Baltimore street, Balt-
more Nd. 17w2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Our Fair Ground.

1t is strange that there are people in the
world, aye, in this community, who love to
commit depredations upon their neighbors,
Of this class there are some who night after
night are engaged in breaking down the
fence, breaking gate locks and tearing the
gates off their hinges, allowing the whole
herd of cattle, sheep, hogs, &C., that run at
large to go in and destroy the meadow
The persons doing this are informed that
that they must not tresspass there any more
or the law will be enforced against them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
Anointmont Of state Librarian.

We learn that Governor Chase has ap-
pointed VIM. 7. Coggeshall to fill the Of
fce Of state librarian. This appointment
will be received with great satisfaction BY
the Republicans of the state,-indeed, by
all classes, for Mr.. Coggeshal is admirably
qualified for the position. His long famili-
arity with books, his untiring industry and
fine literary taste are requisites which will
serve him well in his responsible place, and
Mr.. Chase reflects credit upon himself by
the appointment. Mr.. c. we believe, takes
charge immediately.-Sandusky Register.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
o. Hinton heard from.

A letter passed through the Cleveland
Post Office, post marked N. Y, directed to
Mary Hinton, Delaware, o., with the ac-
companying memorandum written on the
outside; "This letter was picked up on the
Island of San Juan by the crew ofthe scow
Storm" Of course the General lost it out
of his pocket while engaged in catching
crabs, and these kind sailors, seeing it ad-
dressed to a lady, kindly brought it over
the sea, where it could reach its gallant des-
tination. Perrysburg Republican.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

LIKE FATHER, LIKE CH1LD-The article
headed esprit of Knownothingism," in the
last Messenger, betrays its paternity by the
peculiar odor emitted from it. As there is
no necessity Of our touching it, we leave the
writer to the undisputed enjoyment of his
beautiful banquet.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06

Gg aThere he goes again" said Mrs.
Partington in the legislature stood up to speak
for the fifth time question. "There he goes like
soda fountain and just as uidly as water" Now just
the difference, the gentleman with much huidly
voted bore OF great ealbre, while S. BUcKLASD
Co.. have been unanimously elected public beneactors
Their Soda Fountain is full Of the cool delicious beverage
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-06-06
AT meeting held in Faneuil Hall, Bos
toa, PELEG w. CHANDLER, spoke thus

For more than twenty years Mr. President and fellow
citizens have been terms Of the closest intimacy with
Charles Sumner For more than onc-haf Of that period
have been his political opponent. It is precisely be-
have been and am his personal friend and il
is precisely because have been and bis political
opponent that have here tonight, with the
intention OF speaking this PLATFORM but TO listen TO
those who his political well his personal friends
in relation TO the great Outrage which has brought stain
upon country. have heard here gentlemen great
deal nf sympathy expressed for Mr. Sumner. As his per-
sonal friend beg say that that feeling is entirely
called for if not 10 extent misplaced Have sympa-
thy for the great martyrs of the past for those who
the civic crown, If you wi but tell you that that gem
teman in Washington who lies upon bed Of pain.
whose life it may be is hanging in the balance, needs
sympathy from EVERY DROP BLOOD SHED ny
HIN ~ TINS DIsGRACEFUL AFFAIR HAS RAISED Up TEN
THOUSAND ARMED MEN. Applause.l EVERY CASH Up
on THAT. FOREHEAD WILL COVERED WITH POLITICAL
CROWN, LET RESISTED AS MUCH As IT MAY BE REG
IsTED HIKE OR ELsEwHERE.' Loud Cheers.1
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DIR. TUBBS'
June appointments.

DR.. II. TUBES can be consulted at his rooms,
FREMONT-Kessler's American, Thursday, e6th June.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Monday 23d June.
NORWALK-American House, Tuesday and Wednesday
Oath and 25th June.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Friday 9th June.
Upon all diseases of the throat lungs stomach bowels
liver and kidneys, also for dropsy, gravel rheunatism
fits female diseases Impurities of the blood, skin afec
ton ulcers and all other forms and varieties Of chronic
diseases.
INvALIDs SHOULD READ THE FOLLOWING FROM THE REV.
). N. CHAPLIN.
To all ukom Il may sense Of duty to COM
suffering humanity prompts through the oppor-
tunty given by Dr. Tubs submit the following brief
statement have been suffering for several years from
Dyspepsia torpid liver and bowels, and
depression. tested the full power Of aOpathic
dies prescribed by the best physicians hand and to
some the hvropathc and homeopathic treatment
without any sensible benefit. Having observed the effect
OF Dr. Tubbs treatment upon others Of my acquaintance
and especially upon the wife Of my Youngest BROTHER who
had (added TO feeble constitution cough which
aroused fears of pulmonary consumption. concluded to
consult him myself He prescribed for when was in
an emacated and wreched condition and freely affirm
that unexpected to myself speedily benefited to
great degree to endure heavy and continuous labor
have been able to do for the last years. cheerful
the Doctor to the attention of sufferers from
chronic diseases. J. NJ. CHAPLIN,
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Streetsboro,
Portage County, Ohio.
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fremont gonrnaL.
local aQd NisceIIapeous Nattefs.
Now NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Whip stock timber wanted, by D. r. saekett
Grocery Store, II. Remsburg.
Road Notice
George D. Cooks estate.
Dissolution Notice OF Wilson & Bowlus.
Final Settlement of Shubel Russell's Estate.
Putnam and Harper for sale by Dougherty.
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We have been informed that Mr.. Thrayes,
Esq, of Ballville, has received a letter an
nounciug the death of his son William
Thrayes, by the late accident on the 18th
mus railroad-Democrat Messenger.