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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
EHqge Lots ia Mi.sra, Point

IS 10 Is, o. e. 1ol l3i 10 1885, I73 1877 2oo 25s 2es
80, ztS, 2ig, 20 z35 Twins Addition , block -
lot 81 Han isoas SGrvy lot pt pt 2 block l3
5 block H. &, = block 80 To- pt p h Nlie's
Survey; p rs H&iIson's Survey Is pt 80 yfet's
surrey lot block ~ Staveieys addition pt i3a
- Ieo acre arrsons survey pit l, pit block 10 253
-54 Zo3, iiarTsons survey Vlies = a s. ID q
pt IS pt 9 pit 81 90, Yiets survey block 50, block
~ p ,, o. boe II pit 81, 43 Niiets survey 235 246
-S 40 30 2fC 243, pit 24T HarisonS survey IL u
pit 10 block 81 o, II block II 219 Iar1isons survey
y, . II block 81 pit 81 Fet's survey 200 90
IfYins addition s ,, block 43 g. Q. TO- IL blot l.
BLOCK 81 :, .. block pit liz, 81 commerce. St.
thet. survey ~ Niets survey pit 1885, 1885, 40 Iil
49, l6f Harfsons survey I3, IL block 81 p S block
20 los Fets survey S, W 7, block 80 1903 lo4 81
- IL l29 1871 49, l53, l54, 1919, 203 l47 H. POI 2sa
lg3 2i9 lS' 49, T. ryings addition 80 Tayor's addi
ton . u . II. block Pi lsd, pit 1877 Harrisons sur
vey ~ - =, 80, pit 81, Sc feel commerce. Vets survey
l. = 10 block 81 l, block pit 3D. pt "a pit 3S 80
pit IL pt 70, PIT 81, pit o. Is. Net's survey Ii $50 1877
z)o, -, EarIi icons survey l, p l. block h = h lei
Hoard St. So 12S 2i4 Iving's addition 4, block ut
D block 50 l. block block pit 12l SO feet Hoard
street pt ~, II feet Hoard POS 2I0. I'll = 2l2
$50 Hauis0ns survey lot 5 block Il lot g. block So
!, block 3 Z of of 1872 Yleits; So 81 So Veits
p. 100, l9! HaCrisons 49, 81, 50, g. 70, 1909 r.
wings IS S., ll9. l2o. ID 1928 125, 49, Ir,ings POI
5o7 u! l62 20 239 235 40 Irxings; 243, 2l3 2l4
~, 2j2 27p ar, 300 goa 3J3, Irvings block 2s
block 81 block a pit % %, YIeit's 124, Irvings
block - = Of l9i Nieits pit. &, Jail Alley a.
Irvi9gs Pt l9o, pt 1885, Hariisop's.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
t. Allies again.

~ Washington CORE spondent Of tie Boston
!. r-..ia- under dat. Of July 9Th, thus al
y. + TIE cordial alliance uow existing be-
= the Know Noth,ngs and the Sham De-
~ T.er are - hand aud glove with
,be- aud wall 10 doubt act n concert
( ,b9l, tae campaign Indeed the Fillmore
Il New Jrk already beast that the Buch-
y. It'll. vote their ticset if that VII pre-
liz l.41:-c S,G.e from going for FEEMoxr
: tss AS article:
'ne p1I.icai uEi9n now established and re-
.i-.. lcsc j. that Uf the Fillmore and Be-
7.l parties. against Tie Republican party
!, ra5 1gggra. com H.uatIon OF he weaker par
a.lir,. tLa strongest, In three cornered
/. tie Illinois election case, which prob
-d.ta-.a.acs the vo.e ef taas STATE Al TIE
by between Buchanan aad Fremont. the
1-i an5 gave lie choice Of Buchanan. Yes
III s..t gave their support 20 the Demo
side IN tie Nebraska ease. In both in
..ss The south WAS an absolute Unit against
MS s-r4..Isa Il Gepubt. c..n.slu. The Eli
a-.F Is as bitterly p-0-siavcry, North and
'- - .rasl. is ies4e.5 are concerned. - IS
3.casaaa parry. Among the rank and file
Cd. however, there are sill thous lnd5 ii op-
1,s d Slavery extension. bit they cannot
20 see 5e.n-e long the true bearing of par
Tie only nope. The oaly safety Tor tie
4, IS 10 d Just What ta9 South has always
a-gs Er fs{e.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
Tds Oaizcs Confessed.

Y Er-.es-n Euukers have Ill along denied
i" o4ua, 9. Tie Kansas \ ef,-a,ka bill
e4 St7-erT IA those Territories
,- at@sc !. the House. on the 9th
s'a- fhc proposition - repeal the
v~L Aaa~zs, lr. McAGllen, 81 Viz
--.a.t die FegrilarIa! laws at Kansas,
f-as ,aeE wee tie indirect pro
, ot ,le movements Of the Eorthevn
especially en- Massachusetts, 70 send
sllg Territory - mouid lis mstjtu-
-aa .as.Iaa Of New England. to pre-
f-pat going IN there, 70 make j a
.. and taCs dJlat the oEyEcr Of the
,-Ee1.a~Sa bill.
tse -r.sl IN = nutshell. Slavery vas
Eaa these Territories by law. TIE
- -a-aokl bill opened them to Slavery.
II, object, and that cbjec. has been
-.-.,scsi-Ha. free Dan.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

7--gasT * SoUrH tryA.--TEe Charles
Is. s. Staadaf5 speaking Of Col. F7elao j.
.-- Republican candidate, says;
-,s,,-l displavs address Ia sticking to the
-l5g.y q The issae upon which lie proposes
.ssa No enc IN rec state can possibly
sF;hing against the proposition to 1Nclude
-s,g f-on the territory ut the United States.
-as.e Ia conservative TO propltate the act,
vii approve Il, asd i he c.srr,v AL the
s'"s, he tiil carry the Presidency also.
.ls.lcs are iudicioas. Nr. Buchanan has
lr to.tv years for serz ice, aud an immense
~a. which contains something offensive
49dr. Ar, Fillmore carries The pln,
a.. y4c Know : o'hiug party at least and
Ell, the traditions Of 4 political career,
terra -. the Presidency. Both ere
,.ea .an bcaya io- cooa race, and there
a. oaes;.4a - that, n this respect At
. 81 fremont, viii have vastly Ike aIeaU-
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

= ~ a I'M Il-hAaNo.-
Hse+ rs q German n6per pub
ga PAPER which has heretofore
- fierce adn!n;s,ca.iM.-La5 de-
= '--.'- Tie Buchanan ticket, and come
@.. s. The PhilaJielqi..a Nominations
-'.l' Last Saturday 1t put the name
ANA Dayton q, the head Of lis col
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

sE 7aa OTHER SsDE.-N lille the Northe-
i-.ses are asserting that Fremont isa Know
iar the purpose Of preventing the
T citizens who are opposed TO Slavery
sa--7E tor him. tie Southern wing of the
.--Iaal.eS. w5a are coaiesceing with Know
-.5.'.a' are strongly maintaining that Mr..
p. Is NJ 4 Know Nothing. The Wash
e Sentinel, Violent original Buchanan
:, s2g5' la speaking Of Fremonts position !:
II Il sa..sa ~ American; yet no Ameri-
. ar assert that, In his whole Lifetime
III, l.se-et single word in favor Of any
-. TIE @-...s1--.es d0e'rizea Of TIC -dDcTicSn
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
TAX NOTICE.
TREAsURER's OFFICE, IOWA CO.. WIS
MINERAL PoIy9. Atcusr1 Isss

oIICh Is hereby given much OF each of tho ,olo
ing ssfloed lois, tracts parcels of land AZ ma
.oS ti'.t purpose, WILL tho second Tuesiay
1e sth cav OF next; and the next
&c so4 al pup ic auction, the Office of the f,oun
y treasurer, in thu villa Of Aine-,I p.
ne pay nleht OF IaAe interest and charres thereon
sac 20 commence at o'clock in the forenoon Of th d.
above mentioned. >Ae ioieiioeLA % Inc Gay
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

Isots s Q, 10 II, g. 6s Spring St Il Beuette s. So 81
= Dodge 81, lis. III, III, us Jewell st.
y -3sen's -sad4tjoH.
Part lots :. %, so, ANA lot L. Main St,
.fegkiHs 4idE.o4.
Part lot ? bloc; 70 Iowa 81. lots l. 2 block g -, s
lots ; block !, Division ST. part block Iowa ST. ,is
!, :, block y, Fountain st.
PzrTy's -4dditi01.
Lots 9. :, 5oel 6 lot :, block :, 10: 10, block 5
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

1tAE ANo ElC R!cH Nan before tie
- edge CRAWFORD, ct Washington.
= ~. o1cuKS three bundled dollars Tor
II. &.lca N lis personal Consequences i
'As# = 10 prove more aey,oIalte tFan "a
+. +. g. the victim. has Just sentenced \
10 ~ 5''ar's ia15ris2a0a en- f}- an ASSAULT
1f7 ittsc0rsiu.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

...5 EIeE hEA~r--The receipts for du-
5-l..E ,rs q New York for July, amount
-. '-9 %. which Is TIE largest amount
sr -..' n single month before. The only
5s-o''c4 to tLls amount was in August.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

EFs-SG WrEAr.-The firs1 10. q new
.sa' brought INTO Jais market. was this
M 5se'iFli b AessrS- Storrs Il Mute,
Hra.A OF Beaver Dam. Il is clean.
- Pump and We presume Is a fair spe-
Y .-is yeacs crop.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
TO HEnigrSNtss
II RoVED PA RMS FOR SALE

y5xHE undersigned at his Office in Dover, offers the
q following Real Estate for Sale. hy private contact
Lot No Ia good piece OF wood and nag land 50 acres
situated about anG half miles from 3. II
Railroad, and about half mile Model near
Dover. Part of purchase money may remain.
Lot \ O. "A Ai,o4l well improved Yarns about CO
acres situated Dover, at hGf miles TIM
NJ. * n Railroad has tt good block house with
ul sized well souee car Two good frame barns GOOD
root house, well 81 water as tie back door creek
Of living water running through Tie farm Part Of Ia,
Lot No.3Igo ge7-s Lots in the yscc e Areas we'll
BaFn with GOOD " III of Ts;er.
Lot No. 4-Fofty scres situated Min creek, wei
Lot Ne 5-Abcut 137 acres of land near Dover about
ten acres under pillow and feEce.
Lot No leo acres Of good prairie and God land near
Lot No. s.-A good and well improved Farm, acres
about 90 under pillow and encea goo frame house
Lot 40 9An excellent Farm, about go acres, well
inproyed2G0 under rlow and fence, good frame
house and barn This farm consists Of good land. good
~oo GOO sos go nay ei@a ] ~ ll;g rs &C.,
Arena and NJ Railroad station Part of tae pur-
Lot No Forty acres Of good land The Wisconsin
Lot No. II-An irnproved Farm. 60 acres On the Il s
NJ. Raroad, near Dover. Part purchase money na5
Lot No IA wei improved Farm 100 acres i; has on
II roo+ lIorlz bonseoass and horse rs "a lin cattle
sbed5 GOOD we'll and gLogt - acres under rl,v ard
tence-tmber on Farlnaituated about two miles flaE
Lot No Is-l6o acres of good trnyere1 land with an
spring thereon, situated miles
of the n :. VI Railroad.
Lot No. l4lGo acres, vol improved, about 20 acres
ppw No fence with house and out buildings, sit
uated L. Arena, within mile Of the u. ~ Railroad
The above property is Of the best quality and in tie
eligible business situations, and car b purchased
easy terms the greater part 81 the purchase
money can ie security of the property, al q
moderate interest for reasonable term. For particulars
apply to he undeTi ND at Dover land Office Dover
the lire between iowa and Dane counties. Wisconsin,
where any information respecting the purchase and sale
Of Real Estate VIII be al ali times cheerfuy given.
CHARLES WILSON, Land sgcRf-
tin.-.- All Isf IF-f:l
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
6r55 oE2 Feather,

!. -..,5oi yesterday, s. olficial organ Of the
.....' Z. -oe7-8 Democracy, publishes cen
.--s-y aae following call"
Fillmore and Doae'aor CIrs.
=, E.1 desire lie formation Of such So
: : 's lease hand IL tEel~ names
L. ". KENNEDY,
Ph0niL Buildlrgs-
.1- a and comfort to the Know
,aas A,sie queer in & paper profess
->-'-e 70 tEe.a---I1. DaHg Scyscini
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

,rss SCsiNE2 A. L i. D-YaIe CoIls~e
d 80 lae degree of Doctor Of Laws M
-AAS-Es SVxsrR
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STATE OF WISCONSIN. !
Bank Comptroller C1Ece. {

Bank Comptroller Cli.ce,
MA6Is1x, ture 6. 1856
rg,HE Wisconsin Tank Al Mineral Point this sta-e
h.ving reiincui~e business and deposited ia = Is
Office q money suicieS to redeem ali their cut
standing countcTsrued Il rcuarsr notes at par Notice
therefore hereby given that all the outstanding
signed circulating o. said Ink VIII he redeemed
par, on crescatation at This tcficf.
2sz4.-j TAI. 81 DEN'fIS, Bank Comptroller
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
STATE OF SCONSI
Wisconsin I;auts.
Mineral Point.


rEuIIS institution hiag renquished is rights under
the Banking Law Of this State srd posted Fih the
Bank Comptroller Madison Of lcBey sufficient
TO redeem all outstanding eouEtersHed circulating Lotes
at par.
Notice is therefore hereby given that all the counter
signed circulating notes Of ti BANK must lie presented
the Bank toilptrei hers eice f5r REDEMPTION within
Two years from the CAFE the publication II ns
notice or that t funds Deposited for the redemption Of
the same y III be s1-re1. lerea 70 this Bank
vgnzt-2 HENRY 2. GEORGE Cashier.
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Z II erica 4 k Hous
FEsCcrsIN uorsr.

's' r.Fl hiscoRsaH, or
.s2.irexy @..xA Bolster.
's'h t9ve House has recently been thoroughly no.
a waited ana tted up in tne btst pos 7itle ,sper for
NE accommodation 81 tn pubic The "a le viii. AZ all
i', oe supple" Win tHe cAoi1z tee market affords
which VIII be seVef up in thc :osst possible 81, le
Stages 'eave every rotring Jr Mineral Pc int aud War
ren. an.t also FOR Iuscuda.
- Good Statine and castfsl ana attentive ostle-s
a share OF Pl'l!c patronage l. respectfully solicited
iAia-.i.sI'4, July. 1850 SSH
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
H, ALL YE
u q NJ - Is G & s.

Come aiongi Taste along False The alarm,
Uacle John is wiling sell good tal N.
Nov IS the time TO buy Farm cheap. The subscriber
offers Lis fa,In consfs n Of three EundIed hfty
COO acres of choice Timber aud Prairie lands About
one lunc acres IN cuItivatin twenty il Clover
and Timothy sixty ACRES good Timier land and the
rest is ist rate Prairie land Good houses stables gran
esiss &c &c There il a small orchard of Apple Trees
lust beginning to bear tcsldes Plums and in
abundance IRE land IS situated 50 10 be easily divided
into farms OF q convenient size
Will sell All or part If the above land with with
out the crops on consisting Of WHest, Oats, Corn,
Immediately II ssifed Also vii sel ali the
pertaining 10 farming Plows, Harrovs, ReaPers
(one Mannys best two-ha1sel ard take, Hogs, Cows
and stock Cgtl. and in facl every thing from old
Hen and Chickens 10 a Horse and Buggy.
The above land is situated miles SOUTHEAST from
Mineral Point. 5DhN fANhlHSON.
waIdvick, Iowa CO., Wis, april Is, 1856 1stf
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
Cooking, Farlor, and Fox Stoves.

for 'si2aes q az Si-es and Vart55as Patterns
ATiis himself practical operative ani employing ory
me t "i worAE'en. he ceis v-rantca assuring the
pic th1t al work done his Shop wiz be in the very
belf - lie. both for tesutv and Durability
Particular atcat:cn viii be ra.d to orders fran =
distance. 49, - - 80 '4''~ 10
. RsrAIE!No done On the shortest notice. and i,
good style. + Cgp s-Tsft III
Mineral Point Decenje-, 1855. Iir
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
ANBROTYpES! iHRBOTYPES,,

PROFESSOR 1foFFETT,
AFiNG jast returned from ST. Louis where he has
been taking thorough lessons in the art would re-
spettuIly inoim the citizens IF Mineral Point sic
ity that he has opened a me
Ambrofype, Photograph and Daguerrean Gallery.
end Invites the citizens to calnd his fine specimens
Of the art which tr suTpas in beauty correctness
he Ambrotypes most beautiful In cearres richness
ana delcey OF tone and have several advantages the
DagucrreotYpes- They be taken one fourth the
time sitting they not reversed have glare light
they warranted fade They are ali Ee IA &c
now in the cities All who them charmed with
their beauty and cearness Come ALL ah give
me call. Instructions given id the good terms
have hand gold iockets cheap for cash all kinds
OF fancy and frames Children taken in enc second
Rooms opposite Post Office.
25f c. 4 NOFFETT Artist
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12
FARni iOR SALE!

Ty4RD-y-nre.--A lar-e ard fun assortment al Shelf
4 Hardware. Also. Nl and = cut Saws, .,nviIs,
3ackscith's Below, Vices Log sh,tt IiuE and race
CEsDs Pump CaaIn az, fixtures tsrd stones Roll
-ers Srthes, Snats iioes F0sses. Fats Ec., For
sale low ~ y0IE MILTON & CO.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

TUE SUBSCRIBER thankful for The patronage heretofore
received from TIE citizens Of Mineral Point and ric,n
y world respectfully to the pubiic that he lns
stl ne fonna at his nLD TANp. High street where 10
prepared To fu' nish both ana new crsoJocr Irb
any article n the line OF
Stoves, It'i, Copper. sheet Iron, or Hardware
on the shortes; notice. Among his Stock Of SToyEs
may &c found
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

-E-a FORK 81 BACOS.-15 bis. Mess Pork
-coo nheics Hams, 200 Choice Shoulders
- laand Aal tog sale =.
GEO. v. CORPS.
y neral Point. Nav p lS15- IS
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

village Its IN Highland.
Lots l, 40, %, 50, 81, So, SIS, l0l, and 1o2
fcrI lots &c, 81, = l07.
hGrEGrdS addition.
Lots ., &c, II, and Is.
JIna.gc Lots tH CeH.reetis:.
- : " e a. 20
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

CsLT-s9 PABaErs TINE eAFT; ~ sSrv-
- SAIL; - SINS D-L4.I SAT- u A
sl.-gsaa ioInt. lar 49, III sale al
10y CeBR's
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1856-08-12

Ss@Sp 5 Eht-. I.asgyr VI ecLcreI. 2G hcxe4
yE--Ef--7 Sold Herring. Is bis White FISH. sbss
Q -. CoBB's.
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Mntbasiss.
SD. FALL AND WINTR 3x.E
G. q @ ID -

4ttke old stand Of JOHN ILTos of kaak se
nut streets, Miaeral Point, Hiscosssr
Have now on hond and am prepared to xhosy Inrre
ana vel selected STOCK Of u tr GooBs consisting Of
every variety called for in this section OF tc
at lower rates than be oousht any other sta1
iisnient IN the county, The following articles roo,;
his splendid snd well assorted stock in part
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05

WILLIAM RICE'S ESTATE.-Notiee
is hereby given that the undersigned has this day
been appointed Administrator the estate Of William
Rice, deceased late of Jackson township Sandusy
ty, Ohio. JOHN ZEIGLER.
August 25, 1856. 31wss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05
Great Hnrlish Remrdv.

Sir JAMES CLARKE's CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared from prescription Of James Clarke MD
Physician extraordinary to the Queen. This invaluable
Medicine is unsng in the ofA those painful and
dangerous diseases incident to the female constitution
It moderates all excesses all distractions, and
brings on the monthly period with regularity These
Pills should be used two three weeks previous to con-
hnement; they for 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 NOT be taken by females during the
first three OHhs Of pregnancy they are sure TO bring
miscarriage bat any other time they are safe.
In all cases and spinal affections pain in the
back and limbs heAviness fatigue slight exertion,
palpitaon Of the heart loness OF spirits Mysteries sick
headache whites all the painful diseases occasoned
by disordered system these pills viii affect cure when all
other means have failed and slthougha powerful remedy,
do not contain iron cAlome antmony any other min
eral 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.
TUUTTLE & NOSES Auburn, n. Y, GENERAL AGENTS.
NIB 81 and postage stamps enclosed 20 any athoriz
ed agent will insure bottle Of the Pills by return mall
Cor AAle by s. BUCKLAND L go, Fremont, and by
one druggist in every town in the United States
Nay 80, 1856. 34y1
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05

ENLOUNCING, Dimity, Swiss and Cam
brio Edging and Insertion. A large Assortment OF
Embroidered Curtains justree DB&CO
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05
DIR. TUBES
September appointments.

DR.. H. TUBBS, can be consulted at his rooms,
American, Tuesday, 3Oth Sept'r.
SANDUSKY-St. Lawrence House, Friday, 26th Sept.
TIFFIN-Shawhan House, Wednesday, 1st October.
For consultation upon all diseases of the Throat Lungs,
Heart Liver Stomach Bowels, Kidneys and Spleen also,
Dr0psy Gravel Rheumatism, Nervousness, Debility Dys-
pepsa Female Diseases Ague and Fever Fits Impurities
of the Blood Eruptons Cancers, Ulcers and all other
riees of l0ngstandng complaints both external and in
ternal For DR.. has devoted his entire
time chronic diseases treating thousands annually
reach. IN minerals other pOtsOHs employed
nor does he make sick to make eH lear d0R 10 build
up The medicines can be taken with safety by the most
decste and patients remain at home, and continue
with prudence their ordinary diet and exercise Many
have recovered under the treatment aer friends and ply
s-ans had given up all hope, the iudispuabe evidence
Of which always be furnished. lnvads however
duccd and despairng invited to cali and may be
sred that encouragement will be given expense in
curred without corresponding prospect ofrecovery
Willow Grove, Iowa. May 1855.
Dr. TURBs-Sir: Hoping it NAV encourage some despair
ing invalid seek relief from suffering, give below the
facts in You first prescribed for me in Sep
tember 1851 had been suffering for four years from
complication of diseases and Impurities Of the blood The
last three wears (excepting few wecks had been kept
close isOner and at that time too feeble to sit in
chair long enough tn have my he'd arranged could
stand upright feet. Ny suerings without in
termSsion and st times very great Debility and de-
rangement seemed pervade the entire system All that
kind friends and attentive physicians could do, had been
done for Ihad also used differ Mt kinds of patent med
icines which acted paliaves bat failed to accomplish
the desired object. From the time l commenced your
treatment there gradual improvement. At the end
Of few weeks able to sit up hour at time, and
in six months rode miles in day From thst time
improvement was rapid-have since been able to
journey west, aud am enjoying good degree of
health feel that vour treatment under the blessings
of God am indebted for life and comfortable health.
Yours, with much respect,
~. Mrs B. resided during her sickness and while un-
der treatment in Munson, Gesuga County, o., where her
father Mr.. Chester Miller, still remains
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-09-05
Fremont Club.

At a meeting of the Fremont Club
Sept ID, S. Buckland was called to the
chair, and c. D. Hall, appointed Src'y.
On motion, John Younkman, Isaac Sharp
c. o. TiIlitson, and A. Phillips, were ap
PORTED committee to provide a pcrma-
nent place for the meeting of the club.
On motion Joseph Rumbaugh, C. D.
Hall, and J. F. R. Sabring, were appointed
a committee to obtain the assurance of as
many persons as possible, that would attend
the republican celebration at Sandusky
city, on the 10th Snpt. Said committee
was further instructed to give notice by bills
and otherwise of the facilities to and from
Sandusky; terms Of trip and such other in
formation as needed.
On motion, the Fremont gun squad, was
invited to attend the celebration, accompa-
uied with old Crog6an, ami that James
H. Harris and Peter Rankle be appointed
a committee TO make necessary arrangements.
On motion, NJ. E. Tyler, Chas. Tyler,
and G. c. Garfield were appointed a com
mittee on banners, devices, DC.
S. BUCKLAND, Chr'n.
c. D. HALL, Sec'y.