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icy, No. l6l amp q Chartres
Hikbard's Wild Cherry,
RichArasonis Sherry Wine, -
Hutching's Vegetable Dyspepsia
Gouley's Vegetable, Coleman's,
Hoohand's German, 0xygsnsted
COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
Florida Water, Meen Fun,
jones Lilly White.
SOAPS AND CREAMS.
Lows Brown Windsor,
Jones' Chemical,
Railways Medicated, CASTLES,
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compounds
OF all descriptions.
PILLS.
Wright's Indian Vegetable,
Moiiat's Life, Brandreth s,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
Paris, Sappirgton's, Champ
IONS,
Graeffenberg, Jsyne's sanative,
Jsyne's Ague, Winer's Camo.
mile,
Hibbard's Anti-bilious, PETERS,
Spencer's Vegetable, Cooks,
Cooper's, Covel's Rheumatic,
Anderson's, Allebasia's Health,
Visitors Gentle Purgative,
!Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
Chickner's Sugar coated,
Gilbert's Anti bilious, Beck
with's,
! Lady's Blood, Ingoldsby's Pile,
SCOTS Vegetable, Eagon's,
Radway's Regulators,
Roses Railroad, heiy's Female,
iLouden's Indian Sanatiye,
lLonden's Ague, Holloway's,
HalSted's Anti-DySpeptic,
Gordon's, McI,ane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
Phalon's Magic, Batchelor's,
lGilman's Instantaneous,
lBallard's, Jules Hauel's,
lJayne's American, East India.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
lDr. Morse's Invigorating Cor
| dial.
iThorn's Extract,
.ITarrant's ADerient,
.Tarrants Elixir of Rhubarb,
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mothers Relief,
tToothache Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordia!,
ThompSon's Eye Water,
Watts Nervous Anti,
| Billings As.ringent,
.lHyatt's Life Baisa.:
,McMunn's Elixir OF Opium,
Railways Ready RelleI,
. Railways Resolvent,
Tarrants Indelible Ink,
DR.. Fitch's Body Braces,
lDr. fitch's Shoulder Braces;
iDr. Fitch's Iahaling Tubes,
DR.. Roses Preparations,
Winer's Arcanuni Extract,
ITeneur's Specific,
Mnfsnaii,s t,athollcon,
, Dr. fiteh,s Preparations,
horse,s compound syrup G
n, Yellow pock,
Ferry Dayls's Rain Killer,
S.ewn's ESSENCE OF Ginger,
'io'eAiiieIe Nnetiinatic ton
i,,p pound ,,n,.,
Moru,n2te.s uordiai bittsrs,
nyer,s Extract OF EoeS Rose,
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I WRIGHT 4. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
popular Family Medicines, which they offer TO supply
Druggists Dealers Proprieiors lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No. lbl amp q Chartres
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TILMAN,s PNEUMATIC STEAM GRANU-
II psnat,on cqm l the
viii q h
l. requires pressure of 80 pounds of steam strike
:. i requires additional water for the boilers
is heating Surface Is saasy dsbas throughout the
body Juice s. that and ha ard S
direct no additional required where the
pair Of cylinder diameter and g feet
with isns Bayssse Fasnase now furnish steam to grind the
per day ,,.... -. t. ..o-,,,au
much less the planter than other steam bat
application of steam to making sugar. in part or entirely
,s s,sshss inf be aa.ss s @
who make for The Baisry Evapo
faors careFs to be used Vim Esst Gr efhna ea
d. 6m 70 Cravier street. New Orleans, La.
SrAR INSURANCE CtsMPANY-oFFICE No.
y y ST. Charles street.
''.'''' s"V'VV
This Company will ready to Policies eff
Marine Fire River Risks the first lime next A return
cent will be e b y 's PRE-
ENIIiE DEBUYs, Secretary
New Orleans. 2lst May 1857. ry22 I'm
Union INSURANCE COMPANY OF NEW
CASH cAPITAL-s25ooOo.
Tho Union Insurance Company Ct New os.as; isl
pared to take the usual FlRE RIVER and MARINE RISKS
at1neir Office, orpppu
II
offers the security OF Cash Capital
of Quarter Million of Dollars and also permits the in
sse nsg s s
prefer may Of TEN PER CENT. cash
| upon the of their premi,ImS.
All losses will be adjusted pFo%ptE iad fi,aSI President
| JULES DoLHoNDE, Secretary.
| EGToRS, .. FE
R. 3GpES ef The st, firm nS 9f T Usashs Bro Co.
| l.. F. 6ENERES of the drn Of Abat, Geueres & Co.
| VICTOR MAIGNAU, Of the frmof v II Il, Magnau.
| NJ. j. ZUNTS, Of the firm of shaw X hin.s.
| p. LoBlT, fthe firm of Lobit 4 Charpent;er
JOHN D0IHONDE, Of the firm of Martin. Owen { Cobb
| N A. GHIAPELLA, Jos nEYHoopT- ab
| CHEWING MACAiNES-T. NJ. SINGER y CO.'S
y Agency for the sale OF their Machine
| ".N' a PLANTATION
| And
| H-.. GENERAL HOUSEHOLD SEWING,
is established at No. l Canal street These machines
took the rs premium Worlds Crystal Pal
ace Paris, Grover Bakers and other Sewing
Macues the only Sewing Machines used by the
army supply of these No Machines together
with SILK and Linen Thread Spools Needles,
always on hand Orders promptly ate9'ed to- ADDRESS
| 40 3m 100 Canal street New Orleans.
| "a II. II. REED, DRUGGIST AND AP0TnE
<rFRcary 81 Common stTeet-PLANrAiioS MEDICINES
~ PARTICULAR attention paid the dispensing of PRE-
l Ia SdHIPTiONS. Al all hours. my2o lm
| A CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC
IA of the Law in connection with the duties OF tomms
oner Of the United and of the several States of tbs
op myso 6 n@t0e' -''' VI VIM, CHRIsTy
EMONS AND ORhNGES-645 boxes Camille
Il from Palermo, for sale by -
| myG bAkELiil 20, oi common 81
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~ G!i.AhiAL SOIlHtG-rHE UNDERST NED hav-
tns .then an Once ut II Common street, is prtuaed
!Notltril business, and respectfully sniCits the
patronage ut his friends and The puble
>-o, 1900 P. W. ROBERT.
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WHITE hEhD-l0O toos various QUl7ICs, some Cr-y
W tle and sons low priced, for by
ALFRED EEARNY,
m30 2taw5. II Nas,t,iIs strrat
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n,ynnnns ,-:..,r1-, siovEIs SAD NORRIS 5ll-oI
l3adl MtggiRs
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GRADES, SHOVELS AND FORtNS-7o dozen
- for sale low by J, +. NOSE y Co,
all l43 and lI5 Magazine st.
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B, FRANCIS LURGE3.
q NEW ORLEANS ORNAMENTAL
10 IRON WuRKsIThe undersigned beg leave to inform
featuring all kinds of Architectural and Building Iron
Work at 81 Circus such verandnhs Rail
lug Shutters and Bank Doors Straight and Circular
Stairs Iron Bridges, Roofs etc.
constantly hand Cast and Wrought Iron Col
ulnns yenaors Weights and fill all orders Of
every escrponof Castings Columns Store and House Fronts
with despatch.
m249m BENNETT Il CO.
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STAR INSURANCE. CtsMPANY-oFFICE, No.
. a = st. Charles street.

This Company ready Policies Of Insurance
Marine Fire River Risks the first lime next return
Of ten per will be made The insured MI their
miums PLAGIDE F0RSTAII., President.
EMILE DEBUYS, Secreary.g-,..
N.1na IN 4 ,ypD I'm,
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HARDWARE.

INK WATERMAN 4sht5Nf CHAs. u. WATERMAN.
c-as.zsaasA j. WATERMAN 4 BikOTHEK,
>sssasHH HARDWARE MERGHAN Ts, cerncI of Com;
lS mon and Magasine streets, have on hand and
~ are daily receiving by foreign and domestic ar
rivals general assortment Of articles comprising In part a.
follows M
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a LUTHER HOMES, FOUNDRY AND
~ ORNAMENTAL WORKS, Corner of Benton and
G4 Euphrosine Office No. lO6 ST. Charles street;
W. Ct wo doors from the ST. Charles TheaterD Manuar.
the latest and most approved Patterns of Rangs We
lar Stairs Fronts Capitals and all kinds OF CAST AND
WROUGHT IRON WORK for Building purposes.
j Raings, Castings Guard Boxes Sash Weights and Ven
tatSr the Old Stand lO6 St. Charles street. New
u n25 "
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II sppenrs that these figures not such should induce
an institution whose condition they represent invite other
banks much stronger and better situated 10 make it,
The branches believe have not yet consented in n
TO the arrangement proposed by the Board Of Control
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DENTISTRY.

SE5E.,esssssA DENTAL NUT1CE-DR ). NJ. MA
GEE has removed his office No. l4D Canal
street, door from Bourbon and has
~GI1I1IJ ciaed himself with DIR. j W. ALLEN, where
hopes old friends and patrons will give him early CALL
and continue their patronage heretofore as "
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
The UtIlitr Of Drnining.

have had peach orchard for some thir-
ty years on high land. lgenerally planted
it with potatoes. In the dry seasons they
were always very small, and the ground so
hard it was next to impossible TO get q
spade or dung-fork into the ground to get
out the potatoes. In a wet season they
were large enough, but the greater part of
them rotten, and some times the whole
The trees in the lower end of the field were
unthrifty, and died out in few years.
You know l think draining the radical
cure for all the ills that land or its products
arc heir TO; and a few years ago l went at
draining it by laying out a drain across the
lower end to empty into drain in the field
adjoining, and then parallel drains up to the
higher end of the lot, twenty feet apart, and
put a man to digging the same in dry sea-
son. After he had been at work few
hours, / went to see how he was getting
along. When l asked him how he got on,
he said, "Shure, sur, this land don't want
draining-'tis too dry entirely, and so hard
that water could never get into it at ALL" l
told him when he got that drain the whole
length, and about three feet deep, | expec-
ted signs of water. About four hours af-
forwards asked if he had got any water.
He said no, but it sweat5 in the bottom
The next morning there was a run of wa
ter: and so it was in all the drains.
Now for the result. First, | have never
had rotten potato in it since. In wet
season, they come out clean. Before drain
ing, in wet season, they were so coated
with clay, one scarcely knew whether they
were potatoes or stones. We have seldom
had a greater drought than this season, yet
my potatoes are very large, and you can
pull stalk, and then put in your hand and
bring out the fine, white potatoes, without
using spade or fork. l am sure the excess
of produce the first year, paid all the cost Of
drainage land the improvement in the peach
es is equally marked feel confident that
every man that could SEQ the improvement
would go and do likewise.-Litchfeld En-
guirer.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

Here, also, littlc--yes, n good deal--of
care will pay Having taken up the trees,
fill up the several holes, so that when they
have settled, each tree will stand about as
deep as when il grew originally in the nurs-
cry. Then set in the tree, leaving the roots
free, and extended in their natural position,
Do not shovel in the soil upon them in
masses, but sprinkled il in among the roots,
Earring the tree with the hand occasionally
and press il down tightly. This done fill
up the rest of the hole with good soil, as di-
rected above.
The ground should be left little eleva.
ted around the trees, to allow for settling
1t is well TO add even more than this, TO sup.
port tho tree during the winter, and dig
away the surplus in the spring.
If the ground is dry at the time Of set.
ting, or if dry weather an occasional water
ing should be given, just enough to keer
tho ground damp, but not enough to bake
it or make wet, and cold. The object should
be to get the fire started before all growth
is cut off by frost. If much water remain.
ed about tho roots during winter, there will
be moro expansion and contraction by frost
and the tender roots will be more torn and
broken thereby. We would recommend
thorough under draining for all ground OF
which fruit trees are to grow. The grounC
may, however be drained subsequently by
running drains between the rows of trees
american Farmer.
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pprtrr.
mnILLEANTs.


.e FAITH.
Ye who think the truth ye SOW
Lost beneath the winters snow,
Doubt not, Times unerring law
Yet shall bring the genial thaw.
God in nature yo can trust,--
Is tho God of mind less just
Read we not the mighty thought
Once by ancient sages taughtG
Though il withered in the blight
OF the medieval night.
Now the harvest We behold;
Sccl il bears a thousand fold.
Workers on the barren soil,
Yours may seem thankless toll;
Sick at heart with hope deferred,
Listen to the cheering word:
Now the faithful sower grievcs;
Soon he'll bind his golden sheaves.
IL great Wisdom have decreed
Man may labor, yet the seed
Mover in this life shall grow,
Shall the sower cease to sowl
The faircst fruit may yet be born
On the resurrection mornl
Fritz and Leolea.
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GLIMPSE OF moRMoNrsm.

The following table furnished by Utah
correspondent of the San Francisco Her
aid, is something new in the way of sta
tistics. 1t gives us outside barbarians a
glimpse of the domestic life of the faithful
of Mormondom.
One of the branches of their local legis-
lature is called the Council, answering to
our "Senate,") and the other to the House
of Representatives,-the former composed
of 3 members, and the latter 90. The
wives are thus proportioned among these
Mormon law -giyers:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

SELECTING SEED Consolidating heard
it suggested that Indian corn might be i'm
proved bya careful attention to plant only
such seed as is gathered from those stalks
which produce two ears, collected in the
year 1851, sufficient quantity to plant my
next crop. In the closing Of 1852, plant
ed this seed, and was well pleased to find
my crop increased much beyond my expcc-
tations. In the first year. | estimated my
increase at nearly or quite ten bushels; and
by following the same rule of saving my
seed, have increased my crop in four year.
from forty-fve to fifty bushels per acre
Ameriean Enrnler.
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No. Of Miren
Grand total-men, ls; women

Grand total-inen, 10; women
To be Cripple we see here, is no dis
qualification for connubial bliss in Utah
while it would seem that to be "near-sight-
ed" as well as "crippled" gives one the very
best opportunity-next to the President Of
a Councillor obtaining large lease Of
fcmcnne affection.
Coming to the House, we find that:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

Add rs wives for the aGoyernor," and
we have the whole number Of females thus
represented by tho members Of the Lcgis-
lature, officers Of same, and his Excelency
amounting to 429; or in other words, As
men have 429 wives.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

SINK WAsniNas should always BE- applied
10 the land. Wherever the ground about
the building is such that it can be done
without offending against neatness and
health, they should be directed to tank,
or what is quito as well, an excavation, for
the purpose, TO be filled half or two thirds
full of some rich vegetable matter in the
spring, more Of the same to be thrown on
from time TO time through the season, and
the whole to be carried Of the next spring
and applied TO the soil From ten 10 twen-
ty loads Of as good manure as the farm af
fords may be thus manufactured at it'll
expense; and it is worth considering, that
the caFbonaeions character Of the peat OF
mould used renders il good retainer Of the
foul gases that would otherwise infest the
premises.--P Plough, Loom and Anva.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
AQritnltural an0 Domestic.
Points of n Good Horse for Various Pur'
poses.
POINTS OF GOOD CARRIAGE HORSE.

POINTS OF GOOD CARRIAGE HORSE.
ED. Ono FARMER We, as horse.
men, arc called upon to give our opinion re-
garding the points of horse, our first en-
quiry is, for what purpose is he intended
If for carriage horse, we look for one Of
size, l51 to l6 hands; withers and rump on
parallel line; head moderately small, ears
wide apart nostrils dilated, eyes full and
clear, but not too large, muscles moderately
developed, limbs clean and well set under
neck we'll arched, and not too small, barrel
round and well ribbed up. These points
with graceful movement, constitute all
that is desirablein good carriage horse
which if carefully observed in the purchase
Of horse, will seldom fail to give satisfac-
tion, the general health of the animal being
considered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

HAVE You WArER IN YouR Srocx
YARDg-If not, listen to advice, and if pos
sible, introduce it; either seta saw or a wind
mill, or one Of the selfacting wells; or lay a
pipe from the spring on the hill; or throw
adam across the brook, and lay a pipe from
that; some how or other manage to have
flowing water, and plenty of it, so as not to
drive your stock to the brook, or have 10
pump, or turn a crank half day TO draw
water for them. One has no idea Of the con.
yenienee till he has tried it. Sit down and
make an estimate Of the time it takes in
four months, TO draw water for forty bead
Of stock. or to lead or drive them an eighth
Of \ mile 10 water, and our word for il, the
wator will come in pipe II there is any such
thing. So ssys the Homestead, 80 say we.
rlIr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
A GOOD BUGGY HORSE.

For buggy horse, one of a more slender
build would be preferred; and as speed is
generally desired, the build of the horse
must be more thoroughly scrutinized. Hi;
barrel should be moderately long, withers
high, bono large, with but little muscle
quarters square; neck nicely arched; head
we'll set on; chest broad; nostrils large and
dilated; eyes full and clear; feet well roun-
ded; heels spread; limbs moderate in length
and clean in appearance, with good action
Avoid always, contracted or diseased foot
as lameness will follow, sooner or later.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

To MAKE yellow BUTTER IN WINTER
For churning of ten or twelve pound;
of butter, take about three or four carrots
crate them fine, and press out the juice
then pour some hot water on them and press
again. Take the juice, thus obtained, and
mix it with about pint Of milk, and put
it into the cream and churn as usual
Country Gentleman.
Carrots are very good to produce yellow
butter, but they should be fed to the cows
We hope this artificial coloring of butter
will never be countenanccd by the consumer
There is no difficulty in making butter of a
good color in winter, provided the cows arc
properly fed and the cream kept and churn
ed at the proper temperature.-LouispiU
Journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13

HINTS ABOUT HORSE SrABLEs.-The loft,
or roof on a stable, should be from nine to
fourteen feet from the floor, so that no horse
can strike his head against it, and for bet
ter ventilation.
The floors of stables should incline one
inch to the yard from the mangcr to the
rear of the stable.
PARrrrfoNs-The partition between stalls
should be about seven feet high at the head,
and five at the rear. The upper edge
should be bound with iron, to prevent horses
from eating it. Plate iron will answer the
purpose well enough.
WIDTH OF srALL.-Stalls should be from
five and half. to six feet in width for a
horse.
VENTILATION and pure air are just as nee
essary to a horse as a mans.
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Dysentery, Relax, and Worms.

posT OFFICE HARTLtSp, LIv Co, MIoH. Nov. l6 1885.
Dr. AVER; Your Pills the perfection of medicine.
They have done my wife more good than can tell you.
She had been sick and pning away for months. Went
OF to be doctocd at great expense but got no better Ss
then commenced taking your Pills which cured her,
by expeing large quantities of (dcall from her
body. They afterwards cured her aud two children
of bloody ysoneTy. One of neiglbors had il bad and
my wife cured him with doses of your Pills, while
others around paid from FIVE to twenty dollars doctors
bills and lost much time. without being cured entirely
even then. Such u medicine yours, which is actually
nLnl anLl lnlnat will lie IIiznl horn.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
iiious Disorders and Liver Complaints.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEri1R. I
NtgnisGT5s, n. C., Feb, 1856.
Fans have nsed your Pills In my general sni hospital
bra lice ever since you made them, aud cannot hesitate
say they are the best catlGrc employ Their rcgI-
lang action the lirer is quick and decided consequent
~ they admirable remedy FOR arrangements OF that
srcrn Indeed. have seldom found case Of bilious dis
obstinate that did not readily yield TO them
fratcrIally yours, ALONZO HALL NJ u,
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A GOOD cART HORSE.

For q cart horse, we want one round and
heavy and muscular; and ms his work is slow,
the points laid down in the above need not
be considered, as they are of little impor-
tance to the cart horse; in fact, most of
them should not exist in good cart horse.
R. JENNINGS, V. S., Cleveland, o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
GEO. J. UKIFFIN, Ibs7maSfsr.
Indigestion and Impurity of the Blood.

From Rer J. " HtBies {dStor Of Adren Church. B0d1n
DIR. AVER: have used your Pills with extraordinary
in my family and among those am called 10 visit
in distress To regulate the organs Of digestion AMI purify
the blood they the very hest remedy have
known, and l confidently recommend tlIcin to my
friends. Yours, J. v. HINES
WARSAW, wYoHINo Co., y. Y. Oct ~. 1875.
DEAR FIR; am using your Cathartic Pills in NV rrlc
ee, and find them excellent purgave to cleanse the
system and purify the fountains Of the blood.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
COUGHS, COLDS, ,HOARsENESS INFLU-
ENZA, BRONCHITIS, WHOOPING
COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT CONkUMP1IDk,

COUGH, GROUP, ASTHMA, IN
CIPIENT Consumption,
and for the relief Of eonsunptiye patients IN sancg
stages Of the disease.
We need not speak to the pGhih of It's virtues.
Throughout every town. and almost every hamlet Of tho
American States its wonderful oucs Of pulmonary com.
plants have made IL already known Nav few are hu
families In any civilized country his continent without
some personal experience Of its eeeis and fewer yet he
communities any where which have not among them
some living trophy of its victory the sc ard tau
gerous diseases Of the throat and lungs. While Il Is tbs
most powerful antidote yet known for tie
dabe and dangerous diseases Of the pulmonary orls II
also the pleasantest and safest remedy That le a,
poyed for infants and young persons. pnrens shoua
have Ii in store against the nsdOus enemy that sicas
upon them unprepared We have abundant grounds 10
believe tho CuERRY PKcTonAL lives iy The
symptoms II prevents than those Il Keel. Il by
YOU and your colds while they cufnlr, nor neg
leet them until human skin master tie inoxoiaie
canker that, fastened the yals eats your r awry.
All know the dreadful fatality Of lung disorders aud rs
they know tho virtues Of this eHrdy Ne need not do
more than to assure them il i SIN ms tie best il can
be. We spare cost, uJ produce & tie
most perfect possible, and thus aflt tisc who rely
1t tho bes agent which sk fyasi for thi eure
PREPARED BY DR., J, c. AVER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass,
AND SOLD BT
soIdby s. BUCKLAND 4 CO., ana J. =. WOOSTER
Fremont. and by Druggists generally,
Nov. 10, ls66.-4aVf
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-02-13
neadache, Sick Headache, Foul stomacll.

flTTsBUhC th' MaN l. 1900
DAD c. AYER. Sir: lave been repeated? cnrcd Of
;,e wVst heat,ache any body have Icy dose or t"o
of your Pills Ii arise from foul stomach ~ligls
they cleanse If they will cure others ~ they do
re, the fact il worth knowing.
Yours with great respect ED. W. PK!.GLE-