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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
c. G.. Eaton.

Appointments are to be renewed in March, next, and
continued heretofore They viii not be supplied 6y any
one else during his absence. Oct. lS, lS55'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
PICTURE GALLERY.
A. ID. WILES,

Daguerrean ana AInproUyplsC'
ruG he found a. his Gallery at all hours Pictures
w taken in Cloudy 1s as Clear ESaler. Az a5S "a
invited to call and examine specimens UN41'' Al '-
storr of Ni.ss' block Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Drs. Wilson 81 stiIWeiI.

Fremont Ohio, residence Croghan Street near the
Court House. , EN- sTi -; 1;-IIT Ell
JAS. ". WILSON. Thus Sill LIZ
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
BncIkIand u Everett,

De,lers in Drugs Medicine, Dys-stufs. Glass, Paint
,ils Books. Stationery, &c, Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Tunc,jOu Hotel.

s. c. wHTTCHER, PRoPREToR, GLIDE, o.
Trustv Porters attendance TO convey baggage TO ana
from the Cars free Of Charge Livery Stable Is attach
ed 10 the house. where horses and crrisges can at all
fi,nss he had December %, 1854.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Hos. P. Santnyer.
DIR. TubbS'

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Books, Periodicals Mu-
sic and Musical Instruments Piano Fortes, Meloueos
&c, &c; High Street, Columbus, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
i. o. O. #.
NTnsOnic.


ForVr,ry LopcE, No. 1885, Independent Order Of Good
ernpiars meets at Odd Fellows Hail. every Friday eve G.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Homeopathy.

Dr. J. W FAILING having established himself for the
purose Of pr-ticing Homeopathy in this place and VI
enitv would respectfully announce 20 the public that ms
present arrangements will enable those desrous OF avail
inc themselves Of Homeopathic treatment TO rely with
certainty upon prompt attention their calls whether IN
or out Of town ~ Rooms, in Sharp shomos Block,
,ro,;c 5;sssses Fremont. April 10, 1850
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
CROGHAN HOUSE,
rpANE N. GUREEY, Proprietor.

TO d r hailfLtlN'NN'l
- a. fon on the Pike, corner OF Front street.
H. et;ons on the part Of the proprietor to render .lf
t,v ~ guests both pleasant and areeanie' s t " =; -
The Croghan House Omnibus runs 10 'No NsP0
r,ertion with every train Of Cars.
T,tsrs eopveved TO and from free Of charge
FREMONT, OHIO.
December IS, 1855.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
rhendOre CInpp.

Manufacturers Of Paper and Blank Books, and Deslers
in Printers Cards and Inks Springfield, Ohio May 90
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1856-03-21
Harris a. Sears,

Physician and Surgeon. Residence opposite T. Capp's
Grocery and Provision Store.
Fremont, Ohio Nov. 80, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
The Indian war In Florida.


The hostile Indians in Florida vArously estimated
at from two to Eve hundred warriors. The United States
trovs IN the State consis Of three companies and two
10 somerts In addition 20 ht"h 'hAra Ara "nr ""nnA-
MES the State SERVICE the whole under the oommsnd
Of Dol. Munrce, I'd Artillery The following ID list OF
tie officers and their posts
FORT BROOKE, TAMPA.
Brevet Col. J. hunroe, I'd ARTILLERY, commanding %
Regiment Artillery and troops in Peninsula Of Florida.
Major q. lie, nard, Psy Department
Capt. J. C. Casey, Indian Agent.
Brevet Major McKinstry, Assistant Qlartermaster
Capt. G. 8. Ktburn, Commissary Subsistence.
First Lieut.. 7. J. Hsines, Adjutaut I'd ARTILLERY
First Lieut. T. NJ Vincent, "a Artlsry Acting Assistant
Adjutant General.
Brevet Col: b. Brown, ID Artillery, commanding o. the
Csoosa Hatchee
Capt. W. 8. Hsncock, Assistant Quartermaster.
Assistant Surgeon W. Edgar, Medi sal Department
Assistant Surgeon j. Mcore Medical Department, on
duty in the Big Cypress Swamp.
Capt H. G. Pratt I'd Artillery, In command q sxpea
Capt A. Elssy, ID Artillery, duty at Chssa Hska.
Capt H. A. Allen, I'd Artillery.
First Lieut.. j. n. Robertson, I'd Artillery, C.s.
First Lieut.. T. K Walker, 4th Artillery assistant Ia
dian AGENT en- duty AZ Che ka lis ka
First Lieut.. c. L. HartsuG, % Artillery.
Second Lieut.. J. T. Greble, I'd ArtlleV.
Second Lieut.. N. p. Small, I'd Artillery.
FORT REYNAUD.
Brevet Major L. g. Arnold, I'd Artillery, Andias
expedition In the Big Cypress swamp
assistant Surgeon ssaI L B0ais Medical D,p.rs-en
Fort Brooke, Florids
First Lieut.. F. H. L,rned, ID Artillery, A. A. O. g. asd
A. A. @. NJ.
FIRST Lieut.. A. J. s Nohnard, Cd artillery.
Second Lieut. G. g. Garner, I'd Artillery, On du1 in Big
Second Lieut. Thomas Grey, ID Ar lery, duty in Big
second Lieut. A. s. Webb % Artillery, on duy at F>e
Centre,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

the ps taken this day before the Mayor you Win
con tess inform your readers how they Che pasfengsr
were treated directly after getting into the fold Of the
Commissioners.
The statement Of conversations With the captain Of
the Hrbsck and cash aod every charge inuendo Of
my connection with any runners, Of instgAtion
OF Ii sn to any act acts lawful unlAw peaceable
or Violent OF my agency for the Pennsyvania Central
any other railroad company, are each and every
false. l have made inquiry to-day whether not any
such occurred about Castle Garden between
others mentioned in the article. From the
best information obtain there L. not the slightest
foundation for them.
regret to ask for much spsoe in your crowded
columns hut u. tics to Hon aa3 o. Barker, TO Messrs
Boyd and HiDckep, and TO my SELF to demand 20
much, which respectfully ask, and yours truly,
JACOB l. SMITH, Councilman Sesond District
INV YORK. May 8, 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
Theatres and Exhibitions.

ACADEMY or MUSIC The admirers OF German opera
win be favored with the ever popular Der Freisch
for the only time this evening" Nine LAGrange susaips
the principal part This announcement viii be to
Bno4DwAY,-Mr. and Mrs. B. william. close til. fourth
plsy In Mr. Brougtsm's ''Irish YANKEE" The "Irish
Pest" I'm and Gut Of Place." and the Revsw, or the
Ways Of WiLdsor"
"Mazulm, the Night O~ which Abounds in the wonder
fnl tricks and transolmAOns for which the Raves
celebrated will be given to NIGH with Katey, tho vi
vanciere," in which Mile Robert appears.
BowERY-A superb series Of entertainments has been
ing hands" and the 'fAdy Of the Lions are all to Be-
lar old fashioned Bewsry Saturday night treat.
BURroN's.- Three pieces, eli of them brmful OF fun
ana msTrimsDs, are to be given tonight; They are
ess Mr. Burton has characters In the former pieces
and Mr.. Colds mid in the latter.
WAIIAcx'a-Mr. wallack personatea Julian st. Pierre,
time this evening. Two excellent pisses follow viz
"Love and Murder" and Out for Hohday."
LAURA KEnE's--The fair manager Of this highly po.
puar place Of recreation makes her first appeal to its
numerous patrons Tor bene. tonight She has select
ed for the occasion the great drama Of Camille and
new American comedy styled "My Wife's Mirror
pleasant hte theatre addipg to their list OF friends
every evening by their wonderfully correct hs.rionic
delineations Tonight they play "Black Eyed Susan"
and the New Foctman,"
THE KELLER TAmRAux or Living embodi ments q the
Works Of Master Painters ADD Scuptors exhibi
ton st Empire Hall are nightly increasing ia popularity
Artists and unite In the opinion that these
tableaUx are the perfection Of art.
WooDs MINISTRIES Comic and sentimental songs,
fancy and eccentric dances, any quantity Of jokes and
The farce Of Back Biunders" constitute the programme
fer to night.
GIEE AND MADRGAL USIoN.-The concerts of this COM
bpatien OF superior vocaiss gaining vastly In pub
consisting of songs, ballads &c., at Hope Chapel this
evening
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Court OF Special Sessions.

MAY 9.-The Of VIM. IJ ster and Charles Walters
the returned Ncsragusns who arrested and held TO
bail in the of $500 las. "Wednesday, ohsrge Of
assault ard battery committed upon tbs person Of James
l.. Smith, proprietor of the Sunday Courier days
previous the sitting of the Court this msrning
1here numerous at end amaze Of sympsthisers, fiji
buffers theatrical people, loungers &C. attracted to the
Tombs, anticipating no douSt rich scene. They
disappointed however, for the defendants pleaded guilty
TO tn charge and requested Few days time to prepare
afdav!ts In mitigation OF their punishment.
The Rtcsrdes In view OF their a,kno wledsment OF the
ofrce charged upon them said that toe Court wolld
susfeid sentence until next Tuesday upon watch day
the etieno@nb are 10 put in their aniiavits.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

THE FATAL DUEL IN Souri, CAROLINA.-Ous
community was painfully sartea Saturday sften,c.
last by the reception OF teegraphic despatch fro-.
taken place near Fair Bluff, between Dr. W. G. wiGins.
and JOS II Fanner E,q., both young msu ana ott,een
ceived the ball Of his antagonist through the u ss AM
in very few minutes expired The difiessy grew
OF speech made by Mr. Vikings Wednesday ev.ntsg
last ut the demoer ATTIC ct the C3u Hou Tao,
fought with pistols, at ten pacesMc. wilkags bsis
the challenger = Wilmington NJ O., Herald, My 8.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR A NEW LIouoR
LAW IN MASSACHUSETTS, John N. Bernard die ulef Of
ston, and lats publisher Of the Herald, offers pee
MUM OF 81 600 tor the best essay the subject OF egs
stive enacmens designed to regulate tas
sae and use OF into xcatDg liquors 70 he
by an outline of law for consideration.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

SLEIGHINd IN APRIL,--The Grcenbrier Era says
there foe sleghjng atNchoas court house vrxlna
on the "a ult, snow having fallen the day cvous =
the depth Of s,vtn inchet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10

IL management.
close Of his speech he made an earnest and oroble
real to the Board TO send more laoorers int, field
where there WAS 80 great work TO DO.
CoIespt nding Secretary OF tho Hawaiian Missionary So
c'e.y, addressed the audience &c trusted that
few remarks whs had been so long resident
the Sandwich Islands, would not prove unntsresting
upon this occasion. 1t about twenty eight
since he fret landed on what WAS then regarded as
heather shores Some Of his brethren had preceded him.
and light was just ginning to dawn In that benighted
part Of the world The language hsd been reduced to
tongue but the people body were ignorant Of the
frs rudimsns Of letters, we'll ~ Of the Gospel He
found the people In the lowest state Of degradation,
nora entail and phytiea. II was not easy for those
who had visited heather been 1nversant
with teatten minds 70 co.eeivs the depths TO which
human a,urs migas sink. BE eo.M only say, that in.
stead the Has allan Islands rssttng with the blood OF
human vcsms they would nov and Cnristisn temple
every hamlet and they w.na find there quite
structoDs OF divine widom In their own tongue.
THY would fad, tao, osmnsn schools in successful
Re. ed through The groups comprising than 49, 600
church mbers II fopu@tsn Of 70 600. Instead OF
m, narcly administered the mort enlightened and
Christian principles. Peees aud srter now regnsd
the group and :. ives ,sesty stated By
o'the islands there VAS prsssbly county upon the
,e o, the globe where he And property we're more safe
to has auss s.s s. s IN ;aS Ses ns
told tirce h arrival 10 tbs city that the opinion Was
quite prevalent sncrg csach Aad ssssisle people that
the Gospel instead q Ss,i-S the people OF Hawaii spi
ii'ualy was working their temporal ruin and was, In
fact cepopustrg the kl.d. Was t6h Iegitimsss
hrd2 Nc. The Gospel, <tsreysr exerted, vas the
me- Of saving p;ope AmpxaNS as well rs sprts
ns To9,e ma been We esniaoA Of ,ne peg
mi, .. wi,n t,o va pl had not teen panSi N .o.u
, y. WI we e.snt roxeisn population The popua
"a rou,o nsV dimnwheo greatly more thst It hsd con
and dshs ant 81 1t Isl would have sesa -
Me.si ID p,op'e rhs 6rrt nescsNsa Oh progress IA
.sYss Was the oae,gs aought asont IN msk,s9
NY en- e,ri-e 4 tho ials.d Eel, sopp TMss
an 90 1, was csd F,fbeen Of TIA MISSION iAnliie o.
suoror,,d an tire BY TIE islsnders and ssve
q The ,thsrs receives sssanos from them The psee
were o. or but yey liberal, and thy set An
"a ~ $50 ris,i,naries worthy to HI Initiated BY Coris
sns IN his cIun:y short Haze since be gave n,c
81 satscrpisn fJr the rpsir Of his cau,cs ana Kin
80 80 me Tor f,y dollars. The churches there ha
Cr,tat ixuep ri.t'crris', agst ma nt "'gS
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less than last year, not including the Legacy
OF e. N. Bleecker In 1854, which was for
specific purpose ST. GIG 81
Or the amount contributed 90 500 90 did not reach tn
treasury until the last week Ia March
The annual report OF the Secretary WAS read BY Rev
DR.. HILL The following "a an abstrA,t:-
SUMMARY OF LABQEs AND RESULTS.
The number OF missionaries employed by the Soos.y
for part or the whole Of the year. Ia 1l3 or this
Der, 100 we're under appointment the LIST OF April
1855. A few new appointments made In the
Of the year, but four only became permanent arrange
mepts nd only 81 mssi ,naries remained IA con,is.
at the close OF the year. Nine c,lespg sgsnts aso,
have been employed during the whole PORTIONS OF the
year.
TIE msslona ries distributed io,ws In Cana
do (East). Canada (West), L. New ork, Q; Pennsyl
vania Ohio, Michigan g. Indiana, TO- Illinois, IL
Wisconsin, %; Iowa, IL; Minnesota, u Oregon, 81
California, A; New Mexico 8; Kansas 2, and New
Gransea making the number OF States and Tsrritore,
occupied Is.
OF the number OF mi sionaries employed, 10 have
preached the aosre, 10 foreign language viz German
Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Dutch, French Spanish
Pueblo and NAvsj, Indian. Nearly all OF tins 10 ara
tbeufelves Of foreign nativity.
From the reports received from missi nsrie II bears
that l96 STA lens and out stations have
sid the aggregate Of time bestowed upon the AL
equalto that q one man for 81 years. lis
The issionaries report, also, the baptism Of
sons-ihe hoFetu CONVEX ion OF 19l others o42 PEE
aton OF II churches he ordination os15 he o.gani
e'mpetion ofo esurch iGces AMI prc .nntstets-th,
stthsrs, ,gresI in b,ilJiny
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Amer lean sw edenbsrgian Printing and Pab-
fishing Society.


The seventh anniversary Of this society WAS he'd
Dodsworth's Hail. Broadway last evening. The society
ia orYanzed on the same pan the American Bible So
ciety and for it's obi ct the more general crcuu
Of the writings fSwednbog by furnishing them pu1.
ebasers a. the cost price prinog The business sst
inc Of the society held last Tuesday, when ths en-
GERS Of The society the ensuing year slectd aad
reports Of the Board Of Managers and Treasurer we're
eev.d from these reports IT Appeas that the soi'y-
has prn ed DUNG the past year 5000 volumes OF sre
cepbO,gs writings. The number Of volumes mes sold Was
ga as follows -tArsapa Ceies IL, 900 volumes;
.Aoccay nee Revealed 40 Volumes "Dvine L1vs and
wise M, $40 volumes; 'Dvine Proviiencs," $40 yo-
ume, aHe. ven and He'll 391 voumes Tue 0nrsMAn
Religion 500 voum,s. The rressurers rspo,s $40 We
na;,her flushed nor an embarrassed conciusn 9, tne
ensnce, dor ation o. 81 COO from Dr. @ !. hsrnmsn,
Of Michis an since dead scAnowlse sed sso .as re-
coin, NJ ,be ssu snit amt bexuest from the ate
Am NtCIai,h OF Philadelphia The BOARD recom@ enueo
90 non Ia this city Of the approaching centenary
&c ,he New York Church The report closes a. i,no~s:
w. ,o,, xoaa urge b society TO take s,me scson
to he a. !epraeon OF he approaching csnenAry
pa church 1hs presen ear compile % me urst cen.
on he sfuch's exterte earth and our br-th-en IN
t":e.< So. 49,. f11.ta s ~ g'e:-'rs 9 -e ..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-05-10
News nom Utah.

We have dates from Salt Lake City to the LIST Of March.
The convention to take for the admission Of
Utah into tie Union to have been hei In Great Salt
Lake City ths 18th Of March The folio wing delegates
were elected in Salt Lake county:-
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The Sacred TabIeaux.

Nh. LOUIS KELLER PUBLIC OF NEW YORK.
e. my tsbleauI building used theatrical repre-
in wss.
Candid cs
grossly the motives and the character Of
% s Pe9 aed
for r ,aa Sv the religion The
and American s position IT. were re- then
panied BY caSoic araas and hanging catSois churches
veud escape onslaught especially they have received
ss he he s
has ts %
because as i was falsely sasqmsd BY TIA journal
and psIsssuiOO has secured my paranic iaa1isSr.
small Dscunsry oss list these attacks may have CAUSED
my VIZ a y
my serious consldeTaaon hundred great
ass % nH
e an
Artist and wha AySr may be my ABILITY do ssk TO
and pssus wants. and lively psa
contributing TO the enjoyment Of the public, ana q
n great masters he # design
nsn Ss vel .s
immortal creations and especially this ths with
am pleased buif do no better than to lose nothing can az
Born Protestant country, Prussi.) whose system Of
education for the people inferior only to thai this favored
the works Of Rubens and masters Of watch they
respes. religious feeling ali Countries am glad % o.
s
osr nv s'hioons % he citizens q sew York as gallery Of
s ct 81 The so Se ct ~ h
msht ..ysr see them sacred and proans subjects hang
NEW yos& &pr rS 1855 a'n LOOKS LOUIS KELLER
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On Hednssdey April O. The residence OF the brides
brother, by the Rev Charles b. Sing, CHARLES a. NNEs
MRy o. Tlou, daughter OF the late VIM. Hilou, all
of his city.
On Thursday, April 10, at the church of the Nativity
by the Rev. g. Cispp, EDWARD BRETT ELIZA w. Cow
PERTHwAlTE, all Of this city.
On THURSDAY, April 10, BY the Rev. Or. Chaplin JAMES
FuRfER OF Paris, to MARIE EREsE CARPENTER OF Boston.
Bosrcn papers please copy.
On Thufrday April 10. BY the Rev. Francis vinton, D.
d AUGUSTUS c. i. EDIER OF Prussia, to LEoNoRA X,
daughter Of the late John Cole, ESD.
On Tuesday, April 8. by the Rev. Mr.. Guon, GEORGE
dsuahseS ~ Rn 10 ey
We are requested 10 contradict the announcement OF
the marriage. In Thursdays HERALD OF JoHS c. HOLMES
to Miss JANE CUFF auch announcement being false and
Without lou ndalion.
TIE EDITOR THE HERALD.
The notice OF my marriage in the HERALD of this
ing, is malicious Misrepresentation In stating that
married TO person OF the mentioned and by
endorsing the notice sent to you for publication the
author OF the fasehood berays consciousness OF tue
cowart dsbonorable and despcaole character Of the
act New York, April IL, 1865.
WILLIAM E. scIIENGK.
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THE TURF.

fNkNTREvIILE COURSE, L. L-TROTTNa AND PA
crg The folio wing stakes opep OF the
OF April and the first week In MAy:Eo. Trotng stake
scripon e fer horses that never roted nile two
minutes and hfy seconds public No. Trottng
oake, subscription $50 for horses that roted mile
under two minutes and forty Eve seconds In spubc
NO. 3. Trcng stake subscription go for horses that
oted mile under two minutes and forty seconds In pub
lie No. Pacing stake, SUBSCRIPTION Sb. for horses
IN apublc race. No. Pacing stake subscriooa SIS for
horses that paced mile under aud forty
Seconds In public NO. g. Pacing stake subscription
$50 for horses THAI paced mile under two minutes and
thirty five seconds In public The proprietor will
purse Of S3 the winner of each STAKE The shove stakes
mite heats, best In harness, excepting sAkes No
and No. ., which wagons All OF the stakes are hall
forfeit To be paid Ut the time Of entrance Entries for the above
Tsnkland Duryees Hotel, corner Of East broadway and
CNharine street. th,ee TO mako . field,
start B-Tne track has been put in order, and is now
open Ia the public. JOEL cONKLIN Prnpre,or.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY
THE LECTURE SEASON,

THE LECIOUE sEAsONs
Il NOW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or PIIRENoI,oaY, BY
n Prof FOWLER, every evening, in Continental hah
Eghh avenue, OF Thirty fourth street, T O'Clock
ExAmnatons with charts and full written descriptions Of
character, at 306 broadway.
THE THIRD LECTURE IN rffE COZ RSe, BY REV.
i WILLIAM w. ANDREWS will be delivered ia Hope
Chapel, 72o Broadway on Sonda~ evening. Sh inst III
.A.-. sgl.5ss lLe i ~ '. L-s>' sees i.sa
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ITO sOUTHERNERS, DRINKERS OF CONGRESS WA
tsr-we are reliably informed that mineral waters IN
der the Of Saratoga" water and salts under the
southern and Southwestern States where perssns bin
ing these articles desire and think they purchasing
gress water whereas At Saratoga here
Kinds Congress down ditch water; ardces In
posed IN this manner on the slc mostly artificial
pounds entirely voorhees, and often dangerous de
arely different from Mi Of the genuine Congress water
Susny producing gripping pHns yssso de- sometimes re
sestve powers destroying tho tha stomach aal
e effect being wse different nom that produced By a.
produces neither gripping injurious effect in any
however debated the patient BE- being tonic
me pss ss Ss s
spring with that the place, thus aorns ne opportunity M
strength Of the repu alton Obtained BY e engrsss spring
long series Of years heinju thus inflicted upon Me pubic
finding either effect injurious effects hcir uss
hsy In fre refuse the genuine Congress water suppos
that they have already tried not suncient guarantee
names the old bottles and boxes greedy bought up
ess article and selling as Congress or Saratoga water
and be certain that he cork branded, Il the cork d
bottle Of genuine Congress water viz Congress Wa
counerc As the compounds called Saratoga
ders Saratoga salts, &c, they not only valueless nu
po%el q a. op fa 81 ne
arifeally, have tie authority Of he eeebrx6 chem
is sir Humphrey Davy. follows =" Impossible 70 70
Hy effects which win the same as The natural wats
On writing WI send list sfpyices pack
ages and By ordering rom ms direct enclosing dra for ne
Congress only reliable persons and . ezsns ths
No. 4 Tk.m.. Ss@
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w DESIRE 10 TENDER OUR SINCE Re THANKS TO
w the Fire Department their gallant ard successful
preservation Of our building from ota destruction By Ere,
night before last and friends who have kindly
volunteered their sympathy and assistance In the
which has befsan We desire also say aa
week the damage have win mr. repaired
10 enable US TO resume operations usual.
WIN. HGGAR. Jr, 4 co.. SO cold stree-