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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
MERCHANDISE.
FALL AND WINTEe STOCK.
+" The Best .the Chcapestsnd Largest
a Business ~
]. b. JENNINGS,
WHOLESALE 4 RETAIL GROCER.

tElAlL uhOCEh,
MERCHANT,
Produce. West aide Of
size Edger Hsas<.
ph, Mo-,
fall aud winter stock,
lowing articles which
prices for cash.
III gross backing,
100 kgs choice Teas,
100 bxs tobacco. vari-
Gus brands.
Is bxa sink K Tobacco o,
so. 900 cigars vars b DIS,
so kegs soda.
10 bbls salseratus,
900 reams wrppg papr,
IS bxs sn okd herring
10 bxs Goldfish,
SO dog buckets,
2, dog nest tubs.
10 dog ar buckets,
% dog " ash boads,
i2 dog ehurns,
IL coils manila sDd
lute rope,
SO dog bed cords, +.
$50 bxs wi dow glass
so doz tumbiers,
10 bxs Of aud pit Asks,
900 lbs s. F. Indigo,
2 bills madden,
5 bills copperts,
5 kegs alum,
S 81 $ pepper.
5 SKIS pimento.
25 Ibsnutmegs.
35 lbs cloves,
100 lbs grid ginger.
% mats cassia,
so hxs matches,
100 bags assorted shot
| 10 kegs bar lead,
800, 900 G. d. caps
| 50 bis f d. cheese.
% bxs lemon syrup.
4U bbls & kegs tar,
stone W are.
utry Produce +; such az
All kinds taken Ia ex-
Cash Prices. (r5n2.i J
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

w aOLECALE y
COM MISSION
| And Dealer in CountyI
| MstA Street, opp,
| St. Jose
| rs now receiving his
l. consisting Of thu 70
he offers for the loves,
| lt0 hhds N. O. sugar.
| 100 bulls pow d, crush q
| aud clarified do,
LOO bbls Belcher'I Sug-
| ar. house Molssses
100 hlf bbls 4 kegs do
So bills plantA.ho u do
| SO pkgs golden .yrup.
500 SKIS prime rio coffee
500 SKIS e. A. salt,
200 kegs asst naiis.
20 bbls, hlfs, kegs oil
msckerel,
% pkgs white shad
Ike fish i roe hsr,g'
SO bxs soap,
400 bxs candles.
25 bib 5 rice,
50 bxs; hlf, qrs rassins
30 DO. . crackers,
10 bbls Pilot bread,
SO dos yeast pow ders
10 bills almonds,
10 bbis pecans d Eng
walnuts,
20 bales cottn batting.
20 do cotton yarn,
80 bxs starch,
l04 doz cans oysters
who'll e and hlf cans,
l04 doz sardiucs, ali
| and or bxs,
10 bxs asst d pie fruits
IS bbls pepper SD uoe
10 bxs frsh fruits ass I
% hxs tomato catsup
50 bxs mustard.
100 bxs ass TED candies
1000 # salty fuse.
| 5000 galloni
| Cash paid for Cou
hemp, bacon aud lard.
rhange for Groceries al
Sept. 1855.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

Il and the public generally, that they nave
moved in their large, new and commooious
store house, on the corner OF
-u Main aad Broadway Streets,
where we will be pleased to see all Of our old
customers, az we are now prepared 10 sho"
goods and wait upon customers much pleasant
er than ever. Our stock Is
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
consist ING IN PART OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
IL IN " 81 % I" uD~s
IS Fine Fashionable Winter
DIR ES 5 q 0 o DIS,
Ofall kinds.
D,... silks, Bonnet Silks,
SILK AND CLOTH
NJ A \ T | L L 4 S !
Cloth Caps.
Hosiery
DRESS TRIMMING OF ALL KINDS
Mutfs,
Shawls,
Delaues,
hcftpCsT
Alpacas,
Prints.
or all styles and prices, and general ASSOC
Fine Fancy Flannels, White and Red do.
Cloths James,
Cassimeres, satinetts,
Tweeds. Lynees.
Check strype. &C; and "a general assortment OF
CLOTHING.
or all kinds, blankets, domestic drills, etc
Sugar. Molasses,
Coffee, Rice.
I.s,. f f,.n.
And a general assortment Of
Groceries and Provisions.
Iron, Nais,
Castings, Queensware,
Glassware Furniture,
etc etc all Of which viii be sold at the very
lowest notches.
~ Sign Of the Eephan. corner of Main
aud Broadway streets.
TooTLE 4 JACKSON.
Dec IL, 1855 v5n29tf
90 kags n ais, for sale cheap by
O TO0TLE i JAChoOA,
Sign Of tho Elephant, corner Main aud Broad ,
way 81
I 8 hid beat brown Sugar, for sale cheap, By
L. s. J,
Sign of The Elephant, cor. Main aud Broad
way street
40 sacks of Coffee. for sale cheap by
Sign of the Elephant. cor Main and Broad
way street.
I so sacks saIt for sale cheap, BY
Sign OF the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
u Lbl Macksrsl for sale cheap, by
Sign OF the Elephant, cor. Main aud Broad
way street
900 sacks best Missouri Flour, Tor sale chea p
z by T. & J.
Sign OF The Elephant, cor Main and Broad
way street.
1 Tierse OF Rice fer sale eheapby
Sign of the Elephant cor Main and Broad.
way street
A general assortment Of Liquors, Oils, Paints.
"A etc, etc. by T & j.
Sign of the Elephant, cor Main and Broad
~'y street.
TO Dbl of powdered and crushed Sugar, far
| sale cheap, By To-
Sign of the Elephant, cor Main aud Broad
/ 40 cases Boots and Shoes ~ hch will be sold
b very sA ,, BY sy :. u.,- T. : J.
way street,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22
MERCHANDISE.

TINE undsrsigned informs their customer
l. and the public generally, that they have
moved in their large, new and commooious
store house, OH the corner OF
-aa Main and Broad way Streets,
where we will be pleased to see all OF our old
customers al we are now prepared 10 sho"
goods and wait upon customers much pleasant
or than ever. Our stock Is
LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
consist ING IN PART OF
FANCY AND STAPLE
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (City of Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1853-1857, 1856-01-22

6tSA@ Az
itry Produce such az
All kinds taken la ex-
Cash Prices. (r5n2 lily
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
MII.LINERY, &c.

NII1IA1NENH, &C.
4 OPENING OF SUMNER BoNNErs.-MApAME R.
a HABRIs son beg 10 call the attention their numer-
Gus ard TO their last importation of Preach
bonnets ssnr u Grape CHIP lace fancy sraws 40 and
many other novelties, at Madame r. HARRIS SONS 57I
Broadway.
W. GAY, 253 AND 255 GREENWICH STREET
81 dealer in millinery goods, pattern dress brides bon
pes and hesodreses avery large assortment
straw boppeu and ribbons. The most liberal terms
10 miners ard dealers. Particular attention orders
NNEsDAMEs MULLER 4 BACHKLLB WILL oPIN
M their nav showroom Of PARIS millinery on Tuesday Nav
Is al I Broadway first floor and respectfully call the psr
ucuar attention Of ladies 70 their splendid a sum
mar bonnets fer aste and beauty which era
carefully seiesed BY Madame BACHKrL.R in Paris NIB
The French ESgh Italian and Ger languages spoken Of
beir establishment.
MADAME BRIGGS HAS OPENED HER NRw SHOW.
M room with . choice selecion Of Paris millinery 3e4
FOURTH avenue. between Twenty eighth and Twenty mimi
rrees proximity 70 Madison and Fifth Avenues 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
EXCURSIONS.

L,IsBINa BANKS AsOY-la@-THE WE'LL KNowr
N sea steamer. ROBERT L. STEVENS, Captain Charles
Arder,c erly o. the Laura Knapp win commence her
ppgu ar u Fhirg Banks0n Thursday ruupius
eyeyy CAV except ssurdsvs Leaving street nj an
Fprirg s,ree ~ PECK ep E. Broome street, Rsr yor az
pier No North rivtf, o'eccs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
COAX,

IUMBERTASD coal aFLUAT~oF sUPSsTos QUA
W y suitable for smiths atesmboat and manufacturing
osss oiscbarppg sale low in os to suit
purchases Apply hoard the schooner phesne foot Of
Geaiceg seet Fast river, or 10 AmBLsF CoLLoAO ~
vsteih street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

GERMAN, RN0I,IsH, SCOTCH AND IRISH sERyANrs
" with good neudaors can be Obtained ri MORRfa
COHFkRf CO.'S, 87 broadway corner OF Reade street
AIso walters schmeD 'sfmers laborers This or IA
new Office, l26 Greenwt h street, near Cedar
IA AHTFD-AT NO. FAST BROADWAY NEAR CA.
Uterine st. siewsrdess for Eastern seamboai two
packers for acrochery and sss store one salesman
,or goOdR store; en Ter brick yarta
men en- assnbcss sbt rsilrn7 b0yn In rstss ana "a
Iccps; chsrohesposl.a &c, 90. NTLlEN a Co Agsris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

HYDROCARBONS OURB FOB C0RNA- BuMIONs, 0AIs
"A losnes nAih growing into the he and every disodsr
Tho feet. bys new and Peounr selA0A wiO2 cutting -
withoa. causing Me slgAtass pain.
NGsteuP LkvI OF No 80 hs Rus d Rivon Paxs and Ne
Conduit streo Regent szoe London Sturgeon Chropoas
pstorKsd By The Emperor Of faEoe Snd The royal family ~
hpglaDd be consulted daily sunday exosptsd, from
Ill o'slock, a. bis ofios 81 West Eleventh rros bssvex
oorIna fEsrsmonAn
lFroG his Imperial Majesty ssposo1 H.. Emperor q
Js cesa6s que Low snsve los sxtrsms ~
ulele. LOUIS NAPodE0a BOAAPARAs.
From Jasses Bal o., Kkq.l
0ersy aAt Dr. LSvt haS cured months 0f
troublesome bunionA without the least pam, md whi
have aonoyed .s for navy ysAs. wsa = pTessn vita
fbaends and publE JAMES BAKM,
q kAst Seventeenth RyUa.
NEW YORK. March n l6dk
IFron the Rev. J. Ryan.l
Yh oohos Ak Or. Low has excractod wtOu. th0 1Acon
pain which panied ard annoyed very nuG
From Robert Terxuson Kaq, l. D., rhyAAn Ordinary
Levi has snlfu y extracted two hon M ssA
Ross. YsRausor. \. D..
10. Queen street. May Fetr, London March Z. 1891
From II. J. felts Esq.l
Unsohae4 By Mr.. Levi beg leave TESTIFY 70 ~ suece
fu skin IN having perfectly removed large bani0o a long
standing, without oarssng ssy paA- a y FEfm.
In addition . the above authenticated sssmeuials man!
thousands his possession anong which arc several
from ladies Of highest renk be by hvoFng him
With eA ct his office 81 West Eleventh street, between FEk
and Sixth avenues, New York.
N.B-ke professional sonoectnn with any person.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
BQSCELLANEOUS,

JeE CANAL sfRnRf, uEAR vARIoK-w. H. VAN
lOo ECTEs-we hsve e large sssortmsn'o OK the a's ed
patterns Of rstos and iendarr kitchen ranges sutam
sale able toss 3rAseA ranges
stoves sot lined and repaired
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

DRUsHHs OF RvERY DKsURlPfION-AT THE BRUSH
- facory 3N Pearl street. Franklin square All articles
sold al tho lowest factory pcas Paint brushes OF superior
quality constantly hanl Machine brushes made order
JOHN K. HOPPNA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
FRENCH ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

or DRMANDE-UFE DAME FRANCAfsF on our
~ pale bien lie francois, gouvernante de euuss
moeles dams upe mason d'educsfion dams Occ
teat nne situation desirable qui une
noe comfortable est Ia prncpae consideration Sadresser
II. y. g., Herald Office.
ON DEMANDE-UHE FEMME DUN AGE MUR PRO-
tesaae on snse pour ndre dun enfant de deux
Sis On fonnera de bops cages quelqnuu de eufsu
du qu erat ben lie couture ssceesssr 2S 40
avsnt IL heures ct apres 6hspres du SORT
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
ANTHOLOGY.

-------
g1IAIRvOYANCE-MKS SEYMOUR ITO aPRrNn
~ street. few doors west Of Broadway ne most Celebrated
medical and bus.ness ceirvoyant In America Ali dise
discovered cured durable; the fate NJ
absent friends made snsrrng advice on buaness "a
aud no charge unless satisfied. -
NLAIRvOYANCE.-M MRS: HAYES, 176 GRAND STREET
" between Broadway snd the Bowery Ia the most scc a.
nl medical and business carvoyant in America diseases
and cured Git cufabe) fate and where
Of absent friends made known unerrng advice re
(NARD.-MADAME PREwBTER RETURNS THANKsfTi
~ her friends ard patrons and begs say that after the
housapds, both In hs city and Philadelphia who have con-
suited her with entire sAsiacon abe feels confident thai in
the qussions love- and lay matters or
oracles relied constantly by Napoleon has no eoa
She will tell the OF the future and ais, the name
OF her 1873 Bowery Speedy sure cure for piles
end corns by q remedy OF her
TNUGENIA vOLLANTE WILL, UPON RECEIPT OF
~ twenty Ave cent?, or It's equivalent in stamps serd de
ineaon Of character future destiny from specjmen
hsndwrinR describe the they will marry success 10 i,
suits Journeys &c Address with postage York
Post Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

N,OR Po'KEEPSIE DAHY-LANDING AT CoZzRNs
A West Point, Gold Spring, Cornwall, Newburx New Ham
burg snd Milton. The favorite steamer BRIO Capt A.
smh leaves the foot Of Robinson street every afternoon
Sundays excepted at 81 O'Clock arriving by 81 O'CLOCK
Returning leaves Po'keopsie at GA. N.
hudson KIvER RAILROAD.-FROM APRIL 81
II 1856 the trains will leave Chambers street station as toll
lows:-Expresa, A. M. and p. M mail A. M through
tram. IL emf grant, p n; for Poughksepsie A. NJ
and p. M; tor Sing Sing 1890 A. and r. M for Hud-
Sing Sing and Peelski ains stop At the stations Pas
Trains for New York leave Troy 435 and l0:i5
A. H., and 44b p M and Essl Albany at s. go and lib A.
NJ and 5:15 p. n. MI. SYKES, Jr., supt.
IN Nor walk and Rocky Eeck.-The steamer NoRwALK,
Capt George Rodman will leave pier Of Catherine
slip Kastryer daily surdsvs excepted, at O'Clock p
leaving South korwak O'Clock A. Mfsre so cents leaving
Rocky Neck SO cents. Freight taken reas NAB
rates and forwarded destination payable on delve
of the goods All persons are forbid trusting any
CHas McNEAL, Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

A FEMALE MUSIC TEACHER WAETED-To GIVE IN
n sructioas The piano compensation for board. Ap
pig ITO Third avenue, between Thir,eenh and Foteerh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

A GFhTLEMAN HAVING EkwLY FURNEsaEp
a bouso, desce TO engsgs lazy OF education
meat 70 oeoapI sne have ehsgs Of he same For lady ie
sIng elegant AID permAs hcme tine poxtuuiry
offered Address n, Brosdway Post Office narir plaza
interview. AL communications understood 70 Do stcls
cCuhdenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-17

Waur IL pIOuuceS
no CAPITALIsTS BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURE.
ers:-A new and valuable invention essr: Wells 4
Bray of Turner Me- have perfected and obtained patent
for machine for cutting out boo; and shoe ses for either
cuts the rand therein all by one notion boy. ten yers
3D. can, with ut these machines in hour at
soles, and In Q superior manner than the best workman
By hand Ia day. Rights for States counties towns,
sale by j. A. KNIGHT co. 334 Broadway. where
machine be and where all DESTROYS Of mating for
ture are invited to witness its wonderful operation
TOMATO CAfsUP.-A VERY HEAVY AND sUPE
ror article, made IN New jersey Of ripe fruit and boiled
10 wood fine flavor aud color and warranted to Tor
sale very low by PETER BERGKk. stall Isl West Washing
ton mAxket Y note addressed a. above will be attend
ed 10.
no CONTRACTORS AND oTHERs.-A NUMBER OF
light handy carts Tor sale. Theyare aud made in the
b AGO. splendid lot Of grocery and business
wagons made in the best style. Apply al sTUARTS Fifty
third street, near Eighth avenue.
VERY sUPEkIOK CANDIES
GUN DROPS, LozESGEs, ROCK CANDY, &C.,
With large assortment CT
FANCY CANDIES,
er prices than the quality be found sewhere
by STEWART BU6sIrG,
Wholesale CONNECTION 1896 Pearl street.
B.-superior candies known to be superior In quality
snd Keep clmae) TO other at the lowest
ke price IN thirty fifty and one hundred pound boxes
Daily American organ., 1856-02-18
TO WHOM ASSESSED,

63O w part 81 Stewart, Wm.. ......'.s.
Being the north part fronting go feet
on North Capitol street by the depth
Of the lot.
l05o IA and imp Stewart, VIM. .T............-..... I.
Beginning 9TH street west 40 feet
A inches from the northeast corner
a . of said lot, and running west "a feet
inches, thence south IL feet 3 m
ches thence east "a feet inches to
9th street, thence north l8 feet 3 in
ches to the beginning.
449 pt and imp Santer Wenderline.
Beginning 90 feet from the northwest
corner of said lot, running thence
south l9 feet ii inches, and thence
in parallel lines to the rear of said lot
5lS .......3 81 Seden, Withers, & &Co...............
.........4 ditto. ...........
.5 and imp ..... ditto ....'.......'..
.6I ditto.
~ Otto.
90 .... ditto. ......... ................
........ pa ditto.
........ 80 ditto.
......... 81 ditto.
.32I ditto.
AZ ditto :. ......,...'....'...
All .dltto.
....... IA ditto.
40 dltto
asa .p and imp Slade, William ..............''.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
DR.. GRISWOLD'S
NEW REM E ID Y + U X
FEVER AND AUGUE!

TT is seldom that we find ii consistent with our sense OF
iuty to offer any statement in favor Of Popular Rene
dies This preparation however seems to parake OF an
entire new character and glad to chronicle any I'M
rorement in Popular Medication. In the ht pace te
roprietor Of It regular physician daily attending 10
the duties Of general practice which IS some guarantee
that be has confidence in his remedy or he would mol sK
his character with IT, MoreOyeF he has had an experience
in the treatment Of Aaaa diseases, which has seldom
sen to the lot of any yscan in the duties OF surgeon
to hospital the Isthmus o Panama; ana we beefe i
the author Of work on that country with number ol
treatises On medical subjects is believe the hfs
instance IN which man of decided ability has entered
the arena with medicine Dealers and if he can elect any
good or establish any standard of quality IN these COM
modities he certainly will do tie public some service
We see no ress9n WHY good remedy for Fever anu Ague
may not be practcay useful and we know ol nolhlhg l
the kind that oilers evidence OF the intrinsic merit
than this The great prevalence Fever and Ae IN our
country renders popular remedy for this disease accss-
BILE to every one only desirable, but necessary lnde-
pendent the serious consequences OF AGUE on health
its effects upon the pecuuiay interests ola community are
make every property holder dread us vsltaoh
as of the worst Of scOurges The new remedy pePa-
ed by Dr. c. D. GRIswoLD is believed by those nat nave
used it. 70 be the specific Of any thing Known
1t Is said to never fail in arresng the Ague within tWt-
tyfour hours and few reptions will prevent the dis
ever returning.
For sale by s. BUCKLAND co. sole Agents Tor Fremont
August ], SO. 21m4
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
nreat nnqlish Remedy.

Sir JAMES CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE FILLS
prepared from prescription of Sir James Clarke, MD
Physician extraordinary the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine is unfang in the Of all those painful Anc
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
It moderates all excesses removes all ohstTucnohs A
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
pills boud be used two or three weeks previous to con
snement; they forfy the constitution, and Lessen the
suffering during labor enabling the mother TO perform her
duties with safety to herself and her child
These Pills should be taken By females dHTfHg ta'
first three months Of pregnancy they are sure to BRING
on miscarriage but at any other time they are safe
In all cases Of nervous and spinal affections pain IN the
hack and limbs heaviness fatigue on slight exertlon
apittion Of the heart lowness Of spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites and all the painful diseases oocasioned
bvsordered system these pills viii affect cure when all
other means have failed and although powerful remedy
A not contain iron ealome antimony any other min
el Full directions accompanying each bottle frce'
in the United States and Canada, One Dollar
Sole agents for this country,
I c. BALDWIN & CO., Rochester, n. Y
TUUTFIE MOSES, Auburn, n. Y, GENERAL AGENTS
NIB 81 and postage stamps enclosed to any a'hori1'
ed agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mall
Cor aale By s. BUCKLAND & 90, Fremont and by
one druggist in every town in the United States.
May so, 1856. '7y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
TxeeD Il E8efOre fhe PeopIe,

It will be borne in mind that the votes
of the Fillmore Americans in the House Of
Representatives, on every question touch
ing the great subject which agitates the
country, has been cast side by side with
the votes of Pierce Democrats. Among
these cases IS the fact that their candidate
for speaker, Mr.. Fuller, when interrogated,
declared it to be his doctrine :-GI6old that
Congress has no Constitutional right to
agitate upon the subject Of Slavery" the
very doctrine of Mr. Calhoun; and that he
should vote for the admission of Kansas
without reference to slavery-that all but
seven of the party on the final vote for
speaker, voted for Aiken, the administration
candidate, and that two of those did not
vote at all-that on the resolution that the
repeal of the Missouri Compromise was
"unwise and unjust to portion Of the
American people" but six of the party vo-
ted in the afhrmative-that on the resolu-
ton to send an investigating committee to
Kansas, but two Fillmore Americans Mess
rs. Haven and Millward,) voted in Its favor
that on the proposition to raise com
mittee to investigate the Sumner outrage,
but five voted in its favor-that on the bill
TO admit Kansas with the Topeka constitu-
ton, but one (Mr. Millward-not including
Mr.. Edie who though an American IS for
Fremont) voted in its favor.
Buffalo Republic.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
I.nIIviIIe Rennblican club.

The Republicans of Ballville met at the
Babaone school house on Thursday evening"
July 8lst, and organized by electing JOHN
FRY, Pesident and P. P. Hershey, Sec'y.
On motion, it was
ResoZued, That this association be called
the Ballville Fremont Club, and that every
person who desires the election of Fremont
and Dayton and votes the Republican ticket
may become members of this Club.
The following gentlemen were appointed
a committee to serve during the campaign
Thos Gilmore, John Myers, James Moore,
Daniel Chamberlin, D. A. G. Sherrard, w.
Ernsberger, - Rogers, E. Bush, B. w.
Lewis, VIM. Colby and D. W. Wolf.
An address was delivered by H. Everett
after which the meeting adjourned.
JOHN FRY, President.
P. P. HERSHEY, Secretary.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Pole Raising.

The handsomest pole we ever saw was
set up by the republicans of the west end Of
this township, at SWEETS on Saturday af
ternoon. 1t stands 80 feet in height, as
perpendicular as plumb line. FREMONT
and DAYTON inscribed upon the folds of the
National Flag, waved proudly from its top.
The German Brass Band from Fremont,
with 80 or 40 republicans went out to help
in setting up this liberty tree. Quite num-
Der of ladies were there, and we noticed that
some of them cheered heartily for the peo-
pies candidates. There are many true,
backbone republicans in that vicinity, and
when election day comes round, it will be
seen that they have been at work. After
the raising, short speeches were mady by
H. EVERETT and R. P. BUoKIAND.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-08-08
Cnn EnIlepsY be Cured!

We think the following letter from respectable citizen
f sississippi will answer the question, and remove all
doubts from every unbiased mind;
Grenada Miss June 5, 1885.
n { Usnce baltimore, Md.,-Dear Sir: take great
leas in relating case Of spasms ds, cured by your
Inshle Mills Nv BROTHER J. J. Ligon, has long been
a3;ee5 With this awful disease. He first attacked
bie quite Young He would have one or two spasns al
one attack at rst but he grew older they seemed 70 IN
crease likewise Up to the time he commenced taxing
~ nils he had them very often and quite severe, pros
trating him BODY and mind. His mind had suffered ser
ouslv but nov am happy to say he is cured Of those nus
He has enioved ne health for the last i've months past
His mind has also returned to its original spghtnes
An this take a great pleasure in communicating as II
s the means Of directing others to the remedy that
viii cure them. Yours, Respectfully. p LiSoN'
No person who is suffering from fits, or sPasms' should
neglect sending to DR.. HAnce. after this, for supply oil
his inesmable medicine. His prices are as follows one
box IS: two boxes s5 twelve, s4sent by nail free on
the receipt of a remittance Address Seth s. HAnce Ioo
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