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DR.. Marshall's
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l. recommended 10y the beet ph, sicians throughout
the coaa,Ty, sol used With gtc,t success Zoe abe
cuIe 81 hrsds'h- AID pressure 81 blaod the ho'd
g'dn'ness aad dtuiness ~ the head, Wh.JIiug aud
banning seHs'i'pn 90 the head, sluiiag w. 81 the
nose add the head, bl~rdipg al the nuse. and Itch
ing nostr,s, pain ia ih- ioithtaI and ihTUugh the
eYes, coli and hradache, water, e,rs, aEd ,ore
AMI weak eyes, deaiae.. aud rinsiag sound in the
head.
C.W.ANsll, Portk,nd, general agsntfoT Maine.
Sold hy Andrrws 4 nate.. Paris Hail. ". A. Ru.t.
so. Paris; T.. Atwood 4 Co., BBck6eid; T.. e..
ShaekIey. aad llodolphu. Young. Norway.
Sell - p-s-r, IL Ne i,irs s-.y-hus
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Winter Arrangement.


.S On ,nI after Nupi,, the 2lt
met. The Steamer. LEWIS.
tAyfIliS IUN .ttri. GbuHDT kNtsHr.
n<- ,ri TORI~r CRY Cent 1.
4. rHtN,r. wiu ua %. Eiiluws.
Leave Athletic uhafi. rHItl,HI, svsN Nuu,ay.
Tu...a,. w,Iu,.t,,. Thuo.diN aui fiids,, a.
u'sIrsA T.. and CsHusl shafi. np.iun, ',lr,
Nupl.,. Tu-.IaN. WvlHssdh,, lbursfly aal
rftl,, at .'sl'sk T.. VI.
r,,r. ,a C,L,a. SIPS
600 p,,k, 100
IN. Ilgh l.,t 10 fuui,hsl Nth ltsr
uuil.f IT .i1ir u-rms. g., ihs ar,ummu.'itiun u
,I,-..pI families. .ni Ir',sI.r,s lrr rsuiulrI
that D., to- iug ihr hus. much .h'iug II l,us ,Hi
o., r.rs- " 100 d. Ht,r sui ih't ihr iu,Husruirr'r
Of ,u,lu. u ro,,un At Lu, huur' Of tbr u,sht
wtII o. a,Hi 'rl.
Ihs boats autys tp sr1suniHr pnssrnsrrs take
fls lfils.t frIfus uut ui ihr ,.IN
The 1omT,u, lr, not 'r.fs.u'ibe ilf baggage
o. ,u pHI.ur ,Nlr..tug IN iu 'alu', HHI tIst
sr.1r,i u1r. rr1irrr BE- SVEN s1I i'ii g. 'I ihr
r,fr % unr p,ss,p,rf &c g'sN $50 additional
value.
~ Freight. taken a.. u.ual.
T. BILLINGS, Ns'a'.
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rom actual survey. Trcr, 'oad 60 BE- ssrsirlly
n'"ssur'd b, coufss aud disanrc, and che lo'sluus
gwen IT su ih- hill. pond., streams. roads. iai-
rusd.. mills churchrs, school. stores, wu'A-shHrs,
dwellings, aod other objects ui interest anf imrur.
iaacc. Names IT pfopsH, nWnrfs, tliuughu che
cuuni, q" le Inserted in ihsir prupsr place. IL
be. ~ d.tinre. from village o. village. and eta
t'iirs 81 N agricultural, geological. m,shaB.o1I.
ind mFfrsntilr Trsunfo,s, cod condition ~ isr
r"unt, ~ b. g,rn. ENtf, Ilsns ~ ~ ihs rfiusi-
pal Villages on ~ saafgsd s'al, Co. o.. added Boz che
m'fgiu. A'sn prrrct'c Nisss ~ sunr Of OH,
pebble and other imrufilHt IuiL'IHgs. 81. Tie
map o. H. engraved iu vsf, 'ursriof siNl", lslufi-
fll, colursi. vanished. mounted On cloth With
rollers, aud lurnishrd IN 'uIscIilsfs 1uh 90 : ,
Per copy. No lsinf ~ ssp.ise sill 10 spared o.
make the wotk valuable snd beautiful. afd ilr
mrst llsral patronage n tho cltit,n. BE- expected
tu Enable the ruhlishsf tn rlrr, pui ihs gufs
llENRN =. wNltiNG.
State Euginsrr ~ Mas.pshu.sr.
March p. 1850.
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We b,;nf b,un the heart 10 cheer,
Ilsal,h 90 ,nrat snd hic " b,ss.
n ,on~aatto H. curc, 81 irligeslion, Gu Stomach,
r,.uvraess j,,psp,,a, hysr ,omI h'ni'. sod aU
kinI,,tI ailmcui., caused w J'rsrgewcui ol Va
,r5tD. Il ihs stomach and lUWels--
USE .TWLLL'S HEALTH RENTORER
Mr. Moul,or, q rc.idsp, IT Go,h,u Village. has
on. I.cn sfi,s,ci With S,sk Headache. caused w
r,,nrcnsnt II he liv,r, fful stomach, "'sul"
u.l,t,op ofth- is,wsls, a..
he t,,r,l The Ilsahh Rs.tutr,, anl 'a,d q W.
the Ilr.t Nr,iicirs b. had sSrf us'd-'ha' " d'd
b ,n more good than sll The medicines be hal ever
uisd
Othrr. uici Il and pronounced ihe ''ms Jnds'
incni. and Il h,. tho. obtained U''a' i"'"f'
The wife of Nose. ross, Of Leeds,
hal I.ro f,r bog iiDe Lilng-hsd lr,o und,f
ibr d,siut'. hlnts ahrut Ncaf, truulA'i VIA
Liver Cumrl.iai. Iaj,gs.iiua, u,srfps,s, &c.
E,rUthiug she ate di't'rss'd bef 10y u''h'
strength a'l gonc, L~ sp.r't., 81.
At b.. ,afnr.t snlriisir'u, she cnueiuisd 10 il
The HEALTH RENTORER.
he slts ,-s-,iiHs r,h,f, esd - % sec '0a'oHg ."
RETURNING IIEtLTHi
CIV. NrwELL,
Dccuns's Rlocd, Portland. Proprietor
Salh, AaIfsu, \ Bate, PARIS ll,ll. wm. \.
Ru,t. S.,lth rafis. g. Ateoni 4 Co., bur Ahcll;
T.. e.. Sh.,Ll., snI RoIr'Yhu. NuuUg, Nor~a!,
apl ,lssIcf. iu n,j,ciuo sv", Shcrr.
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Tb,. prl.i,1ii"a. i..,.-d 600 ws..a,. %, all ST.
1ult, cont ra, a'. DO, m'tl,I ul che Dab, aHi 10
rutishtd u..lu ths nlhsius irnnss
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j. RUSSELL sPALDING'S
rex rnE IL aJM!

A. ,mpau. = urhu.ss anl I'ilIitIrN, risars, ore
ninsnt.. in,igputr., smh.llr.hrs, rsmu'ss dan-
.Ir,h, rIe,e. bs,ilshr, ani h's puulabIy i'cn
u.r.i iuf restoring aoi puVsntlug ths EALING uh ~
the haif With q. mush sarcr-s o.. su, article s',r
knpwu. Il has stupJ the tcst IT time auI nee, and
40 ,an rs'y uIsh, %.
Sos Proprietor, J. RussTaL SF,tutsG, Man
uf,ciuung Chemi.t. Principal Depot, II TIE.
mont street, opposite the Mu.'um, Boston, Mas,
whrr, 40 order. .huud BE- aIIrsssrd The lc.
scnuins.
SOLD ny DEALERS GENERALLN.
NnNemhcI. i.1n rnLlAI 10
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n
sr. N... .r .E..F ~ "a. pv-.a. .r 90 a7E a.
rHt.. |HH hTIIrINa.
W. COMMAND Nul. ra attach thr rHH.'.
w ur s.rlr. 90 NIIlN uuNNtN, ai IalHlr.
.1 ss.. ,..HH.t, Itui.,u.H. o. tl, ,a.us ,i llHN
u.'.4Is. .r.. .ruH..H tHs satH p,'r..aHt, GO h.
..Ht Is f.g.f II NHHt irr,rBli,l o. arls.T usi.Ir
.rr JH.u.r. ui GOO >HITrHs Jr.I,.HI ,uuff, r,Sf
.H Del H...rl 40 Pare, wlI1H HrI 'Hf GOO eel.
....rf .I uN.f.. 600 Ilr ss.HHH. lH.s.t, .f Au-
-.sf 4. u. l~Jl. .rsH ruf fa'fr IH GOO GEO.. tHf.I
.., Hr.e.. ..r. l.rU 600 Jusr. fIrfr.rs lH iH.'.
r..s .. II. .lr.r H"# sNIr .i rsHI 3 Joe, .i
r..ran.. rr f.. ..Hnf, .I rum....HH.. Hr| .r H
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.-.. rH. 1906. 90 r.fls. H lhr .s, 90 GOO l...hHsH
.| f..s a..f '... ..'.H.I Oh. .ar r'.rH..I 'sHHfHs
sHH .f fatr.F..eH ..|.fs srF'Hff-s.N rrrI., lH
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HHf fh.-r .r.....I arl isrIus aah.r iH THl Doc
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rrrm.ni lhrnriI, Nrln..
The Scmi-wecLy Atlas.

Tho Ntb. q, cent b, mail go, lr.t 80 no. r,..lrr.
rss ui .Hl-sulsts iu lig,tup aui DO. ,iylHi, nr
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PROSPECTUS ron TuE
b o $ L O y It'll \ :
For 1857.

Tue liusrUN OAttN ATtAN u Tt'"..''i'1
we'll kuHvn thruu. huui Nt~ TugauI. u. ,r-u-
liiup a. Cuu-sf,,sl lusfpN auI Political
NresT1rrr BE- ,.iBlIi.hsI. ,HI q. rrHustHfs
have .rf, tr -, ibsi What q BE-. lsr1 fr N~lrs
poet. thr, W no us, ih,tf bet sfrIfs fauHla D. ,u
tfr nf.rr. Whatever IIfl,u.iI,, ifs ,..'u.i .rs
1a, haze fu5i With. vh,ir''r uiIasii,uu I.r, iaa,
have sHl.HHirf't, the, have si.sit, ustrI''H'
Ih, position ui tbr Nrt,F, Iu. go Ha al' a..
,rIt th,i fHf uhi,h ihr, have ,,'r l-rt 'riN in
r,1HrI 200 .ur, .uu.,a-Hi. MhHs hr.us ri.rl.
bf. h,s, ls,l issp,I g1inst be-. lri ihu.s vuHss
gH.Itl.r gave th,u iHfur10r, have susrIfs,I iu
,u.pis tHs rTHsItfit, Of cor s,iahI..hrfHi, u'
haze. vhiir ,Hi,bynrHg Co Keep iB ihs r.,tl ut
.ui,. H.HlHrti4,l 5000 ir.iTIrHisurr. w have 90
i-.H l..i.'rf,I Hp o., ihe a'Us Hi ps'f,. sr hHsr
r..r legged Goo ilt,uuagr. vs have Uf,iru,i iH
o. Do suf co. lafih. stfI.ut au, r0IIreHrg H.t1.
COO. o. .s f.f iha hraaIs of it,r'Hu ibI.rghHut
Nrp Il.sHT. iH s1, shrihsr thee hhru -rr COO.
Ura.N o. ,Hn.t .ar,ua1.
The ,it,u'.l..u u' ths Nins .. MT uHh Hr.r.
luf ui ..aaI character. u 30 uHt huiifH fH ibr
commercial lr,-s ul ilH.t.p lut 90 De- ssHiIB 1rgr
n.ai.I. iH.uilhHut N,v GugiuI. rrlaI., u1
B..tuH TF.-I of tFs rb.s BE- 90 rNtrHsW,.l taken i1
Ihr state, of Maus, N,o Hampshire aai Nu
m.Ht
N.pr, I,rtrr.Irs medium. thr,rlurr. lhr Ari'
o.. uH.urIHs.rI OHr TETON, srr 1ivb,. l1Hrl'ls,
InI 1ur r,,ls.. age CUSTOMERS ul ths bet gh1ag
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NEW MAP OF CxFCRD CGlNTY.
Map Of Oxford County

TUE unirr'ignsd pruposs', p'oyiisd 'uf,i'ut
J encouragement h. giycn, 90 construct and ub-
t.h . LARGE aud .retfyfF
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INNTINTINENTN RELIEF,

~.rs r,rs, e,aL rss.. water, s,s., af,u..l eve,
HarHifrlI 81, .Ir., s'tFs, v,aAusss ri session. l'uu
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Atwell's Health Restorer
ComJo,d Of Roots, H'rts and Bari'"
Good for az Age, S,Tr' and CoHd'hoHi

To 700 ~ho.. Day. sc 'ad al ,lo,ar.
Wh.m Pain az S,sAns's "a dspi,ss,
We brinl a b,un the heart To rh,sr,
Ilsahh 20 ,nrau snd hiy " b'css.
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srATE OF MAINE
AYE COMMAND YOU. o. attach ihs .ra.

U,r.ru. SCI. ff, N}r.T. 'rrg D.s-,y o., a..
as.l Ns-'., ..lu ~ So Is.sf.H.
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STATE or MAIN,

u,p.rr. l.t5. Nt...s ~ azv C.a.frt, rs.
OIL. N.... .- .E... ~ 10 pr-..s.. o. a7E ..
lHH... |.rH tTrIrINa.
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u-. q. &C. N-rrbarI..,r,rrur,t4u.. oa
ya..-. 100
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ii. BY DAVID OVER.
:. . $ 5ttkttt. 4. Es6lf,ttlt.!
Frun, &c ..IMdependsaa Pre!
-rhe rasl.Il,on6abIs tl.,ay ' ,rrn,et.

.2-->- w L. STfT5TSs .laIa79 - > s
RI aTxm ii. = ihArchRsr, fsEs. he sai
~ - ah 1855 Azz-, lehaa.s ~ s'bIoiese
.t;iye 6s this day oar daily btestl,,gs IVA, !
And pies ana Is besides, - -. -, 80. -.
40 load the stomach. pain the head. y qs4s Z
s-7 And eh5ke q the FitaLtiGltsa5ai1sq iedl lsa
.K1A II roo sod1 d friend ddesysss .lis 9 -
Fl dOr ldifsalh aS8a4TF 80 fsisG8vsas $50 E3hg
81 SEe'HHalk of 'sGea,s pgsterlous Ways
-ia 8ndsrts Ii AL TO thee. lEos ,s.isshss8 as
aau,FaI aSa fsas dli tillod silti ssif 10 gaa
s} "a stAta saHasaiq q ssssosI aseb z. ia
6ise as, % paiase'a hlortad taste, ,aas al e.
Laspite olpaia and d4tte,.'. So -, ~. ~.
ossss,lepsiei-r Strings around ts FAiss ,aoll
e7Al.asst 70 top the lnwssllAE .7olA7nYi IA /
Tnaii Z ftfifnify 5itteha4 lfdi ,ssai dIie s1g
ssaTF AssE s@a tfsgg&t q SI1qAha yizslgSiis&e
s asOAr s.ihted r progeny o. Fs.isl,ii zs .,s4i
InRiziSfieh itlsiegrr saIs, II ,sss ns5lgts5 tie
'fsfuaAF spa4yot al on sheass lliE ,slId seaias
N.ta GgR-s7le slliH li9d- lars slsdtlai oi al9f
.s-.5s.sS - issgR As-. t1Isu : "a IA Il
Give US good tousessiarse and tall,
fo LOOK t.es. .eaBills down down A.9'sa7R =
4 qnF san ,,os.11gl l.l,
2s, And shakiagaat ear fFowns ri bomssisa %
b 3Fftep pocr, ,.h5wevef worsbystlley, sagiis.i IL
aYs treat quite ssOrnfuli!S ,.a.... ,-,. "-'s ! ! !
l, Then sixrenee pay, gowMpniqn day, sss.st
,fo Rad 1settletsp withthee. iisp "a .i,aas
.sIgoi lsggs1ad ai5E sasa
-e5rsNf IA sha@ & sayo9sih Mgogss III q ssl
..tfAle daalisdaia o ttil and sweatiai Sd! III 8
ssszafakeagnTs ofaia phlDd4ai VI s.ui q -
~ efiab89 sfye. us not a bit,e = f2taH "a ~
,sr. ForphEAie. nor for i9edi 4 5sA b.,g1i,.,ss
b. And1if ioHi4ek ufae3eseisess, q l.sliiias 4
-.'a And. tteEi 81 staRiisa o7a' asnna s4s
II thasse Nc ttaqipte aud dtspiFs. 70. '.ale ,
% iWeaA'ysi' aApt sAse.' ~ 'ss,.ss,A -ssii
-a A-vS yisN ,1siee9 r. sia' 10 lysdsillA,a
- 1904 81 5aHsr&--. yE1sN 2 Z III 1T glzz
II any curse wc laSep Forgot,
- A@sThat tbnklasataRs Await s'EkNaAu
blo Fashion Ice fdl- sithboa il atts quds si
al8 BatsosTaat erievpnsls.E .lsiofl s59ltl
4ag Aaadft t5dAard the tai AstoRe lsht, ,oiasas
.iw FOR ftS9llAtanarAty,a aaai spqssas siIss
re- Nve,HAFev Falhss4e sNHsaNes a,nnte,s saaw
Eas sBatsFy itsali en- theeAseilgl sH -mia
2a.ilss bas 9alSAm VI g0ilhslia sfa lie sTsg
v. sy Hses !. 9sffa 9eofse. 4aa Waaae aud aeog
Aud hot things introdRce;
as sThs At osnasA's warm. bath t.rieae, a 2 day..
80 ~ 90 avestiszn ,taedr eelues. 7sp4 sai srsfe
aaf And Td5FNus Natpre's Laws, iireoif we
's hpyspeItie we mast be,l.'.sils' NJ. ~ is.i
.sa Ryejll+gsTa 70 search fpr luaa;t cae"se1 cae"s1, +
agssisB q las III laH orntheedi ssausa3 iss1izr
a. = a.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

aE A wicked cotemporaay says no La
dies visit him because they cannot get
through the door without und ressing.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28
< WORD TO STRAIGHT ouT A,SlEslts.s x
~ 70 e. lsi7aa1l 1lUAlNS.% d3dlHIaa

~
4 WORD TO STRAIGHTo oUTI. ] 4 MI. NE X q
~ % e. ist7ss'1l 1lUANs.a a3dlHIa2
Mnny of you hug. The delqsien, hat you
,syesrsearsred toaa1 very Aatioaal. Party, and
that II refusing all acaata.Fg with Repuhli-
vpuispl,I seasthvrsbgJstsengthepe sour party
in rtiEe SouaR 4 f3utG theA recent Il eleotioFs
shSw 4se da,ef gsiaisy of This l,ope. YOur
NatiouaI Americauism is 9ovcrwhefhitigty
defeated even in Ketatncky. 1t IS not hall
as stropg in any SollfhefB State. as was the
old Clpy y higgeFS ! Tqhaif ,t dozen s,to3att4tl
ern stat6s--vsssbPss South caroiipa, sF'Ioli5
.da, Alabaula, s>rississ,ppi1 aud Ankq2aHas
,thezssis aasss-soxsaAszsd .9@ealeGas sPaEtg-E
That, spaFlysf far theaRsesent, sgro4ss geaker,
as all recent eleca iolss show, avca III the old
Wing States, even ia North eaf0iina, Tnseu7
nesaee and kentucky as1 A .g.l3 lap lsa
Why is, ,this2 Bscaitg Stockholders aoio
make slave e1tens,On tie PayeEo4sst iss4e,
and on ftis issue they IRON Z trust the .Anaer-
can P,lfg. fou need not Try to . eUaefliate
slavery. Ii is welded too its degr4ded yas7
sal aud shame Loeofocoisin4 bogus De-
moeracy. The Brook ~es,, Sandersdps, and
Hazleharsts .caaaot bif as highaas the Big
.als, BucLauans and, Packers. Americans
eaae abase themselves ever So low in the
.lptlp lpefeze the slavery exNtenssilonlsts N 81 Of the
South may cry 10 prove thai zcthey'are, ever
sot'Naiiopal,' Americans may howl gut
sbuseA6a Black Repuhlicanism, but it went
do. The keen, suspicious, lynx-eyed, ever
xatehful slavqry Propagandisis, who now
rule so1tIleru politics aud opinions, canhqGi
forge. that Au,arieaps generally oppose the
rapeat OF lLe Missouri Compromise, that
pins-tensbs of the Aaserieau masses in the
NortEare fsee soil in sentiment; that i the
Aniericansaof the North generally, except
where venal traitors interfere, act in unison
with the Republicans; that Americanism
boasts such noble leaders as John Bell
sEdward Bates, Samuel Houston, Theodore
g. Hunt. Gen. soulloni, Kenneth Raydor
Eespasiad Ellis, John M. Botie, aud suet
Ike, who refuse to be the vassais of The
Slase Pfopaga1ds, and boldly avow opposi.
lion to the policy of Slavery extension
The slass Peppaganda haFc sense enonggl
to see that Americapism in the South--tbt
Anerlcanism eff Bates. Housiou.s Hunt
Bots, aud Raguer, like the old Whiggerl
oE Henry Glss4is is essentially moderate ant
eonservatiye, ana therefore opposed to al
Nebraska repeals Of solemn ccmpacts, to al
Walker fllibusterisn, to all Rorder Rufial
ouEages, to all attempts st forcing tn
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

FAsHIosAaLE AssUapIrr,-An old wo-
maa in hoopsd skirts.
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6yThere are many men who delight in
playing the fool, but who get angry .,Ae no.
ment they are told 10. II 5s s8s4
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defeated even IN Keiltucky It IS not Eaif
as stropg in any SolfhefR State. as was the
old clpy bggefS Iaphalf, it dd4sp s.t0yatt4I
.ern Siat6s-zssshFs South Csroilpaa, sf!oli5
.da, Aiabaua, srississlppil aud Ankqaaas
,thsa;sz ziiS -as., t,rgaazzsd .7mealcGa Partg.--
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mIH iisesa3 si4iH siat ss1f ,bsqios9ll
. kf'S.tN 'As.s * !

z EaE4sealFq Iaiil9ef9 81 e h9p.iis@Hi bsls
-icfg edY nj LsnierHoa s4s GoiiEsIaFg7" 1tso
kG dauni.zri- bnn- -.naiiu91na1 hes - .,,lel
% eYolqqe n0iIref0oJ biEg t. s4eflas5N adT
raHnun. gw osolo7ed' ,sqiigaiTq Tno
sfli 10 ssed,asm sdi 10 isoqsue oii oi aasdi
IRIS 3ssifff7fs tss FFSsf4 yliif-
NOT
li,aug' ei4i2 sd, 10 Goiias sdi sas a9nz
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

That, .paFlys far theaRresent, sgrozs weaker,
all recent eleci iol,s show, even III the Old
WhigStates, even ia Sosih Gafoiina, 9Heu7
nessee and kantnekysl as1 A .g.l5 lau lsas
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

.aHqYa a6P4 AsE RorRfaIssp RfaIsplaskR, q sT1Fc
NR-AkLEs,-gILe Paris catresponden. of
tho, B9sfomTnasslleF furnishes disaifsllow-
main ina iatlatf Il tifS I f III sistss
recent isall1in tseaDHlerfss .Ah sas LaI
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

EteFni'y WY, uon You eknoY tho
meaning of that worda Nor ], either, haId-
ly. II is forever aud ever. and Eve sr'six
everlastings atop of that. You might place
q row of figures from here to sunset, end
cypher them up, and it wouldn't begin to
tell how many ages eternity is. Why, my
friends, after millions and trillions Of years
had passed away In eternity, it would be a
hundred thousand years to breakfast time.
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

that IT refusing all caata,A with RePubl'-
vpni ispls ses,thvrebgJstsengthene sour peFty
in raEe souaK Hut thea recent Il e leotloFs
sHSw sseaA,el gs,ai,y s9lthls Hope. Your
National Amerieauism is.oo overwhelmingly
Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-08-28

ETERNITY An ultra, aprthedex 3 Ian
kee expresses himself as follows, 4 coficeru.
ing Eternity: A'ica tdt - lasiags
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
WHEN DEAD.-We cannot refrain from
copying the following, by whom we know
not, in regard to ourselves when dead. 1t
will do all good to pause and think
The gay viii laugh

The gay will laugh
When thou art gone the solemn brood of care
Flee on, and each ono as before will chase
His fsvorite phantom.-BRYAST.
A few friends will go and bury us, afTec-
tion will rear stone, and plant few flow
ers over our grave; in a brief period the
hillock will be smoothed down and the stone
will fall, and neither friend nor stranger will
be concerned to ask which of the forgotten
millions of the earth was buried there
Every vestige that we ever loved upon earth
will have vanished away. All the little
remembrances--the lock of hair encased in
gold, or the portrait that hung in our dwell
ling, will cease to have the slightest inter-
est TO any living being.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27

DAPER--300 reams plain and ruled
cap and Letter Bath aud Mote PAPER, the finest in
the market, and Envelopes 10 match at MccULLoCHs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
B A L L VII L e
r A G T . X Y
Al
BIIviIle, sandusky County, o.

THE subscriber takes this method of informing the
citizens of Sandusky and adjoining counties that he
has refted his machinery in the best ore and proposes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
4 simple Vegetable Remedy,
sY- Immediately, when the first symptoms commence
No CalomeI! No Poison!
Aromatic Vegetable Cathartic Pills

but good Pbysc composed of the healing plants Natur
has herself provided This you find in the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
4ortra.


when loeisiatorn keep thr law.
When banks dispense with bolts aud locks,
whan terriqs, ,whcrtls--rasp--and straw
Grow bigger downwards through the box
when he that seieth house or land
showslcal IN foofor haw In right
When baierdashcrS choose tho stand
Whose window hath the broadest Hight;
when preachers tell us all they think,
Ard party leaderr all they mean;
when what we pay for, that we drink,
From real grape and cofce-bcani
when lawyers take what they would gyr,
And doctors give whAtthey would take;
When city fathers eat to live,
save when they iast for conscience sake;
When one that hath horse sale
p Shall bring his merit TO the proof,
without lie for every nail
That holds the iron the hoof;
when in the usual place rips
Our gloves are stitched with special care,
And guarded well with whslebonc tips;
Where frst umbrellas need repair;
When cuba's wyea- have quite forgot
The power Of suction TO resist,
And elaret-boitles harbor not
Such dimples as would hold your FIST;
when publishers no longer steal,
And pay for what they stole before;
When the FIRST locomotives wheel
Rolls through the Hoosac tunnels bore;
Till then let Cumming blaze away,
And lIiller's saints blow up the globe;
But when you sec that happy aNy,
Then order your ascension robel-o. W. HotMEs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
FEVER AND AGUE,

H0d Wt F0TnS 0T BaHfoUS D9SedSe ISdTe-
ly and Surely
There where the system is so full of Dis
that nothing but thorough turning viii any
good and in these cases. this Remedy proceeds to do it,
in such is produced dn the common dose
bu persons avoid this by doing the whole slower and
taking small doses, and a longer time to cure.
In some where the Liver is torpid. the patient will
have OF two chs after commencing the Medicine;
the Pills fairly taken up by the stomach
and the system is under its influence the Chils must
stop. In any where II is desired to stop sickness
the stomach that is produced by these Ague Pills. dose
or two Of Peppermint Essence will relieve.
Look out for Appetite after being cured by these
Pills, or YOU will over-eat.
One bottle will BREAK the Ague upon four grown per-
sons but to fairly should all be taken by one.
We would also call Your attention to the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-11-27
PUMPKrN PIES.


PUMPKIN PIES.
The near approach OF autumn months,
When blooming nature dies,
Brings near unto our longing lips.
The time for pumpkin pics.
The time to US, of all most dear,
When warm before our eyes,
The motron brings with willing hands,
The wished for pumpkin pies.
Rememberest thou, my brother John,
The happy hours gone by,
When you and ], enjoyed so well
Our mothers pumpkin pies.
I'm dwelling now meath other suns:
And brightare other skies,
Yet memory oft brings back again,
The thought Pumpkin pics.
And though now my hair is gray,
And death unto me nigh,
relish now as long ago
A piece of pumpkin pie.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13
Land Associations.

For some time past we have noticed DIFF
ferent articles in the St, Paul papers rela-
tive to the establishment of land Companies.
We learn that at length the necessary steps
are being taken to organize an enterprise Of
this kind in Nininger City. We would add,
by the way, that this town has been pro-
crossing rapidly, but quietly. Over one
hundred homes have been built, popula-
ton of about five hundred has accumulated,
a Manufacturing Company with a very
large capital stock has b. en- organized and
the preparatory steps are now being taken
to commence the sale of the stock of the
"Nnlnger and St. Peter Western Railroad
Company"
We like these enterprises which after
having made their existence known, and Sc
cured the proper notoriety, 60 On quietly,
steadily and perseveringly to carry out their
purposes. We have not doubt but that
Land Association for the aaie of lots in
Nininger City, payable in easy monthly
installments, and with all the advantages OF
an associate enterprise will meet with the
most complete success and will set initiative
for similar undertakings.
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1857-06-13

The Little Falls Herald says: The cleo
ton in the Swan River Precinct, was held
at the house Of Arson Northrop. We learn
that the election board received votes until
noon, and when they left the room for dim
ner, some of the Swan River Blues, who by
the way, were in high spirits, whisky took
possession Of the ballot box, with the un-
Outstanding that the election returns would
have to be made at Watab, and launched it
on the waters of the Mississippi it has.
probably, ere this, reached its place of desti-
nation. the public will not be advised
of the result of the election in that precinct
until the ballot box is opened at Watab,
when we shall be happy to lay it before our
readers.