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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31
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as 'TT'atf1a sDrame an-dessDus de ringt-cinq
pIastrea, compliant Toate somnle au-
dessus de cette sonane payable le Ter
Iiallvier 1853 Les acqaereurs deTront
fournr Ieurs hiIlets avec bonnie ct snffi-
saslte caution soIidaire, portant huit
pour cent d'lnteret Ian apres fecheance
sssEV ERIN P0RGIIE,
sherif.
II Jaillet-tds.
Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31
L'ETAT De La LOUISIANA.
10UR De NEuFTEME DISTRICT ,TUpIeIAIRE-PA
R9IssE De La F8TsTE CoTPEE.
Ltnon Porcile

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moi aarssse par raonarahle coar da Neavisn,e
District dams ct pour la paroisse ct FEtat sslslis.
frais ai sasi et osfTirai sa veate pabIiane 10
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s'Saasa', e inc 5oar d's meas d'1out 1858.
a Il heares !. H., tous les dreits titres ct inte-
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31

AIR Gssss, jEa soss igaouz.
r ds 4. nos,r saIisfafra. .aas writ dc
III "a Iaace aaua afEaIre ci-6iesssas es b mai adrss
q: 1,.,r IsEHaauraEsls Caar du sssxEE5e District
ss IL nossr III preisee eli Essls pour salts
s.re Il ii aesaassfs fIu plafgaaat I'll ans lssia Ii
80 et olIrirai en- rszl Il ii
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31
PRIy DEs ANNoNCEs.

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pour Ia premiere insertion :, ~ W
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Pointe Coupee Democrat. [volume] (False River [i.e. New Roads], Parish of Pointe Coupee [La.]) 1858-1862, 1858-07-31

Pour toute annonce Indignant Ia profession
ct le donliciIe. ct qui n'exeeaera pas hut
Hgnea aEec announcement au Journal. par
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

Deep IN the chsmhcvs 81 my msaory
A,iie.iits picture IL cngraven there
inirhbly. aud ever and anon
Il present 10 myvisw. lss child 30 face
paIs a. tho li!s that no storm could touch
AMI leave unsru.hci' hcF js''y sre''s'
vvsStha
Tier calm cad shossh,fsl bros her eyes
., dark
Ani full of tenderness, thay senr 20 me
A biassed mirror whence nv evf5J Joy
Ani a,-row wu rellscted, nad 10 her
turuel fw evcr.vsaiy sympathy,
All fosni balm Tor all my woes.
Swse, slater. --wsrt thou notsn angel sent
70 uieis,.r cpu~olsticn 10 shy kindS
The sist AMI dssola.e found in thee a
friend.
Even nc poor slave sssld NOT bis bondage
whsn ,h,a wa,, .srh willing ecmsor,sr.
! N,v cssen have secn ,hee lonely bend
With loving tenderness, TO niminis,cr
Ths h,a.in. medicine, and gently ba,hc
The aching bead, and words 30 sweet,
oawed .f -,
wab sinaliess import from Thy smiling
lirs.
rhv ,.ry vois. wss 50 a.in 10 lo.e
Anl gsn,ls ,au.ic. that vhsafteF hoard
Au schaing chord within my bosom
thrilled. -
Swss, sis.ssl ssn .his DARK and irear,
which MI j s,v, ~, 30 -,nv weary days.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

o. Astsasi Ds;oAs lhsss.sl All pictured
wish gslA,
n .ssssss u. ~, viss. .'~ .Ais risA
- nssoDeteAssh,
~ I.fss he vsssA Asaa,s Ne Gsd Of
6HsA rsiN 81
nsssuesi fsssnsAs dsy Ming, to wss.
uiGk he brose, f1I
Ani 100, By ~ smile, the swect bird
- frum itore<e: A.
Il ssasl Lllsa sasrios, oil barnishsd
II. - 0tohs. -
. b = 1ss. sas,h's ssssa he ts~.afep'
= aisAa s9
ns..::s.sa :: s''sss -. ''''''
wlils sls sasls nss.ss upsssa Nc s's
n. = ssssi.s.Slss n,.s .'sA u. ~.
~ siekt
Nv pssss isah ~ ssss - lasssas ii
Gehe
q Asss..l NJ sssss breath is sssa
sspea oDDanas +.
NM - - ss.iss sais is p'essg
MiSss; =. n .iss.l ~ v~.illis'
! vs;ls:; is'ss ~ - - ss.-ais
- ~ A.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24
oovsrnos's 1lessage.
roscitDfb vroN Last wtsa1 I
s@4~ss <N@eNs
knser rvs utfiev, I
Nosembsr 1t, 1874.

iluns, "a 'eea'uinsnd IL ,auf eonsI.Im
alleh, Ne foftuvIhp m,hsufe.--l know
that 'hrt are sffnrr nnd d,tl,led, lhl
de.m them necessary and espsdIeni
--nud therefore, could MT sLIIbA
ftnm il,lf recommendation. Ily ha,.
Ing ,Ione 90, ! am discharged frcm lhs
Responsibilities " ~, ufIIeIaI porlll Ion.
and U rs'nsIm fot ,ou 10 pass npon
them.
That there Will be- objection. 10 lhe
propased ias. am MI permitted IA
doubi. aud h Is f'r you 10 hear and
determine urun The force and jnsiIc.
VI ihose objections. while acting with
q single view 10 The public good.
| BY Q decided eours. ,ou may have Ia
assume responsibility and may expect
10 meet With opposition. hui yor are
already committed 10 thc responsible
Ties u your official positions. and
from these duiics You canno, shsiLk--
srtsining your avn wlfrrsImc'. D.
lbst which ,cu believe 10 be- wise aud
Just and sxptdwhi, aud yam will. In
my opinion, he. sustained BY III,
people. Such Is my con6drarr In N,
capacity II the people when mi
inisle,ll 10 Judge Il what Is f,r their
own interest a'd the good ofihc State,
that ! have never feared 10 dc that
which ] believe H. be- right. aud 10
appeal ~ Ihe,t intelligence aud patriot.
Ism Tor ~. ,indicaiivn. am aware
that mos. II mol all # the states
have adapted different. aud Us many
may think. better system II ail,na
In their internal Improvements that
Is, b, lSaniny tie bonds Il The State
to companies. ~ by becoming Stock
hol'.er ~ companies they nave paid
ihtir srhsrriptIors II stock BY is.BIne
riaic bonds ior the amount aud these
bonds have been sold to raise money.
and generally ut heavy Discount.
Tkus cemmcneiag The operation by q
liked aud ceria.u loss. Nav ! would
asa why should We build our roads On
credit, snj at certain loss, when We
ate perfectly able 10 build them for
cash, and thereby save 90 10 30 per
rnL upon the cost cf the roal.---
rL.sc are no people ~ the world
4 a
mere able 'rd'viduuil.. ~ pay Tor
via, 'hsy heei. ihsn ilc people oi
Hississifpl Thea whv mo do u J
lean sre M i"rril''r objection TO the
pup"sl'ioi'. and particularly NJ u i
me h"l' nsais b, which The united
.'se"gih Of The Sho!c people can he
hfought 'n'p cooperation. 10 rn' tiir
ssI'-s'"nr upon our system Vi internal
iapr.'."."''. and 70 give TO ~ cl
Mississippi The proud privilege oi
saving vhen our fosds are h.lshsd,
Thai 'hcy are paid 'cr' This f.,
"'~'e' s'.a' n""'"'r rr"rh arr ahlf
"s" Inc a''al'',''n' ~ SUN e"d'
s'per'es' "''ss. ~ s'.'a' snd c'a'e
organisation ! ina'' ''i''a' man Is pDwes
less ~ .''ch s.''r'.aA'"es But The,
an no.h'sv. snvn The sre'r Iahcr and
csp"M y tue s's'e Is n'eugh' !" Deal
upon 'nem 49,.
/ IIU Is.sSl4f4tisfu Witet / t.xs. s.s,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

| H"'' w VF~ffHffHN w H"HNFfH#
yeu, thai notwithstanding The present
lIinipuIiIes wIlh whIch our fpads have
10 contend. that AIl The htesimenis
hefsiofae made In IheIf slo,ks. an
slI The monies loaned ~ the hufd- Il
Tho earpanI.s afe ampl, secniei.
sad also that ihe Interest M lhose
bonds has heen fernlafIs psld--ansI
that here y M douh Il sh. ultimate
p1'meni II The principal ~ u fall,
Due,
EDUCATION.
The Slate University Al OsGrl,
stand. deseftedl, Al The head a uni
educational system, and I have NJ,
vfaiincalIun n being able 10 say lo
you, thai II l. IN mosi heallhfl ans
prosperous condition. A. I'rcsldeni
of The lloafd ~ Trustees. | ATTENDED
ihr last commencement. an,l madp W.,
acquaintance ~ the Presldpn, and
IarulI aud llaid VI 'l'msl.,., an1
from e,ery quarter 4 Vas eon,luete
VI lhe promise Of the jps,l,a,Iou for
prf.eul and lniure us,fnln,.s All
| have no hcsiia,Iou In re,o,pm,odmv
Il 10 ,our f,sirilnc cnre, aud IA N.
care of all the people of m. State,
with the expr, sslon .( tho hone. ina,
every Young man In ,Le state who
| 4, drsIpus ~ n thorough education.
will seek Il at Oxi;rl and no, IN other
States. Far thos. wLo e.unoi n,
will not be educated there. viii u.,
he educated anywhere. The oppor,u
ui,I,s ind indnrtmcn,s \, d, e,,J ~.
equal to those Of any other ius,Ilu.
i.n In The r'nion There l. an an.
AID numerous faculty. and ample
lihrary aud a chemical and phIloso.
pbwal sppavatus. In ,nsrv ,,sn,et.
uol surpa. se,l auysLcrc. | nm irauh
10 say 10 you, ,fa, In every n..rec,.
tho University far ,ransc.ndrd M,
most ssrrninc expectations. md mi.
.emark l. not lightly made, for / dr..
voted niue days constantly apdIab,ri.
ersly 10 a propcr understanding q,
ts present condi,lm and future
wants. And I again repcat the vl,h
and desire. that every parent IN ill.,
State who has a son to cducs,.. should
scnd him 10 OsErd, aud I would "a,
IL those Who have any doubts upon
the subject. TO visit tho institution
aud those doubts will BE- removed
There are many Inducements 10 rdu.
sa's our 'f. s''llafe" N 'he state, whlsh
cd. Among those. are the habits and
associations formed. the acqusinian.
aud friendships made. which will he
always pleasant and oiies useful
ihfo.ss il'v. And u !. only 'hrough
'n's .s 'n.,IIu'lon . .na' an''y q csaraclc'
a.a P'.p'.s. - sss 49,. - - ns'sa''s az an. 'a'
r. % M. sao".s,,pu % " xa,,,I - Il, 1'..s -,
,h., n. STATE shoalJ ,scs,riss1 uss, :,
,aud tho Tniv.rsi,y d.hs ~ 4 -,
ssul in,sres,-vhIeh aebt = ap,.sr.
IRON shr message of ny psrdsccssor
u the 9th of February, ls@. vs. on
1 "A. IL a. A0K11 n IA
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

dedl " lhe enlN(wllsse y mnse slmrIe.
ehssrss shd hesles. lm@k lsf lhe risls
and sliifans whs msy - h fplssIl
! wntId therefore urge We s1spilas,
A. beiIi etpedleri and rseseeoft.
wynli ala recommend thai sohpe ~
poa lon Le made VI lhe sesmc loo6
scrip IN B0u.DyV ARES fsfsffed N n
Ibis report. ~ a. 10 uske II available.
ellhef fm tiHis ~ lssee paewvs I
have attended IN ihe fsrommsadaslvs
~ M committee. and have aolIei
spew 'hs MshIIs end t)NIs naIIsssd
somvsny, ssd hsss sseeIvsA Isvm n
stock N lhe sw'"uhI of -, ,I0o--la Aai
Isfar'ipn u That sum eAlls0ded bs il,e
state In lueailuv lands nsnulsd n said
company ny Iks fsdetsl uovssnmeni
In pursuance VI ihs aei n the i<gIs.
lniufe MI Ihl. subject. 'ihl. sAlIr1ed
The clalm pf The slsIe fof the adsaute
" The a. 100 hui | lind that b. ~
so ~ thr Legislature ~ the yeos
1879, -eeilun I, rage M, tho Aadllos
Isfegdifsd 'ochafpr the sn'ne s'nouss
10 tho Internal Improvement fund.
Ihlss wronp. and The AusIllsw euekl
10 be- Instructed Wy eel u ihs leglp.
lsiur. ta riIwe Tho amount ~ The
Internal Improvement fand--ss tlh.
crwise The State will be iwlss paid. ~
"
9 'unl wnl .how an esr.r 81 Sa.i0S.
m, crrer has hc.w crrscled IN refrs.
cnoc 10 thu bond taken f,oie ,hs New
orlenrs. aAchscn and twat MbvthsM
Railroad ~ lhe sao'ooo rycslvee "
ss'd Rad on account u 'hs , pr esak
fund, -
lnefs lr', are many essss % %mpoNaas
"s,'ss , /, 's".sa = s' ...' 70 - .s.S y. 'spo, W.
'a,i. s"I :. 'hs s', 's,",, ,,s"f ! " :. ~ iseiI n
y s,y,hIr, eeuIJ i -. an h sSh,ss'i, ~
:. xc'sh [ would cali ycar st,enlius'
-. -. ;, ......... =. -.
ssro"' ~ M A.1A =. ...s Sa.s.s. 49,. - ~ -
Two Aso 'n,.'s !, ~. ~ s..s, J. . 49,, .V'''
A''.""'.' ~ "s'~ ''ss'
Soon sf,er The saiournmsus Of -
las' Legislature, 10 November, 1868.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-11-24

] havs ~ hesIlaIIoa IN asahlIef
yeu, that Notwithstanding The present
IiniruIiIes wIih whIch our fpads hnte
70 contend, that AIl The Investment
hemiofne made In lheIf .lo,Ls. an
all ihs monies loaned ~ The hutd- Il
Tho eomranlss ate ampl, scented.
aad also that The Interest ~ lhose
bonds has heen rerulafls psId--an,I
that here y M douh 4 "a. ultimate
pi'meni II The principal ~ II fall,
due
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
BR ANDRETH's Pills
Purify the blood

4 CONTINUED pain or uneasiness in any
Morgan is generally cured BY doses Of Bran.
dreths Pills. Thirty years personal experience by the
undersigned fully justify this assertion.
DR.. James Lul, Of Potsda, N. says;-'I have cured
the the most deplorc eostlvepess Of tho bowels with
Drendreths pills, when every oter remedy had failed
and the patient given up to die. Skin diseases of an
inveterate aud painful character such cyspela salt
rheum etter and summer heat have eradicated by
thcir use. curei the rheumatic, the epepc the
ayc ard the consumptve with these excellent pill,
alone"
lnjaundice and all affections Of the liver spepsia ys-
eniery and darrha plenisy sudden pains and iaaaa-
tions female distractions, Seorbutic
gouty and neuralgia affections, have given way tho use
Of this medicine, and now after twenty years experience
my cknation In Hanlreths Pills continues to Increase
OBSTRUCTION.
young lady, beautiful and healthy took cold whlcl,
caused serious obstruction for two years. her health
broken down aud her beauty departed At length Bran
dreths Pills tried eleven doses of fom twoto four
were taen 10 fifteen days proceeding the usual
Regularity restored and her health aud COED Ook n.
eogered. y WORMS. " ~ = H.F ~
Brandreths Pills the best venifuge; they infa-
ltble. Ahtc child six years old for some weeks was
Dropping: its mother gave II of Brandeths sugar
teen inches long, aud as large child's finger The
eblidwas we'll, dino. PLEURiSY.
gentleman, away nom home, taken with plaurisy
The infapAuon was terrible every breath made him
wrlhe win agony Eight Drandreths Pills were swa-
lowed, and warm oil applied locally; the lls
and the pain was relieved; plenty OF Cruel taken and
six more pills aud the second day tile patent was Gu
These statements should have weight and prevent the
use OF poisonous drugs and stop the adpctce ofbleed
ing - -. s--. II. HRA NDRETU
Brandreths pills are sold at the Principle eoi Ca
nal street. Brandreh iuding at rs cents per box; aud
the same sugar coated Is cents Warranted 10 Keep as
as the pain. Also, sold by j. s. ULMSrEAp,
oct ~ oS-im' Fremont, ohio,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
To the Sick.
November Appointments

DR. TIUlsS VIII le in attendance as follows:
FREMONT -KcssieI's fl2tcl, Friday 2Glh Nesrmtcr.
NoRwALK-Amcrcan House, Thursday, 25th Nov.
For Generalization upon al Dissasfs 7zreai Lrrss
Heart Lirer, Sl0ndrh. Borrcfs, kfdnert snA Spieen
hiso, Dropsy. Grare Rheamafisn Nerr sssss )ebD-
Hy, Dgspcpsia Female Diseasss 5Rre and Ferer. Tus
fapprnies If the Riool, Efspiions. (ascers Ulcsrs,
esd all aher rarises g'Org sasding ecPfeisfs, bofh
For ten years. Dr. Tulas has devoted his entire
time To Chronic Diseases, trtng Thousands annually,
Of whom had exhausted other wi,hip
reach. N so CASE ARR aiSrRAL or orHEH fois0ss
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES HE MAKE SICK TO MAXI WILL, on
THAR DOWN nrILD Ur AGAIN. The medicines can be
taken Will safety lv the most delicate and patients
rrmnin 1T home anh cbntnue. With prudenee their or
nary diet and exercise. Hundrls have recnyrd undrr
the treatment after friends and nhy sicans had given up an
hope, the iwsputalhr evidence Of which always b.
furnished lnyaiids, however reduced despsiripR
will be given incurred, without cofrcspand-
ing prospect OF recovery.
RnEuNArrcs REapi-The most distressing Of diseases
Inammatory Hheumatsu being prevalent at this Chang
able Of the year select another Of the many re-
covered cases for publication. U4
| fl soLoS, Cuynboga Co.. o JnIy as Isss
DR. ". Trnrs-Dear Sir;This is 20 certily that some
thur 10 March last wife suddenly attacked With
lheuintsm Of an Inanmmatory nature ATTENDED, with
most cNcrucating pain. She alie helm herr
Hef ut al could not assist to dress or undrcss nor
step. Our family physician Called but tle disease
proved so ohstinhe that lie i her nS ptrccvahe good
did strong, stimulating linments have any effect Al
this stage ~ the disease wearped TO Sou and obtained
mcdicnc which gave her speedy falief In weets
she rode to Cleveland distance OF IL miles You pcaer-
peg asain for her and the consequence k she able
every day. from 10 without any Inconvenience We
do thost ceery recommend to AL who may BE afflicted
with the same disease, your invaluable remedies We
know they afford speedy relief and believe the treatment
the cheapest and lest known Yours With rcrpec'.
JAMES VI. JlICKoX.i
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
THE GREAT ENGLlsrs REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLADKS
CpIcbr1fpG Ecrnnln pills


Prepared from prescriptions Of Sir J. Clarke, NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 Ms Qncen.
This Invaluable medicine unfaing in the euro of all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. II modcrates all and
all distractions and speedy may be relied
TO EsAskHlED LADIES
1t Is peculiarly suicd 1t WILL in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Government
Stamp of Great Britain, to prevent counterfeits.
These Pills should not be taken females dnrinp Tie
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, ds they are
10 bring Miscarriage but at day DAer time they
safe
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Acciion Paine in
The Back and Limbs, Fatigue slight exerton Pnpita-
ton Of the Heart ystercks and Whites these Pills will
effect cure when all other have failed althou
apovcrfu remedy, do not contain iron, comel tmony
Or any thing hurtfal to thc constitution
Pull directions accompanying oaci package.
soe Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, (T.ste |. c. baldwin 4 Col
NB-sl,o 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any su-
thorHed AGENT will insure bottle the Pills by return
mail. lois
For sale by C. n. McCuLLocv, wholesale and retail
Fremont, o. 52yl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
New York Market.

FL0UR-Iess active and scarcely firm Sales ri
$500 bbs at 35ial for unsound 45Oa4 10 super
state; s9Sa5l5 for state: s95a525 for common 10
westerni 550a660 for round hoop Ohio Canadian -four
Is hrm Sales 200 hhls 5,2oa6,25 for extras. Small
Of Rye Flour at3, ,50af,20 iIfH ST fHa
GRAlN--Wheat buOyant; sales Of 25 900 bush % for
red western; l30 for white do. 1877 for whe Canadian
Corn Is steady sles 10000 bu at 7a7s for MIXED good
extra western Oats are unchanged with moderate
at 45a53 for state, western and Canadian.
fR0YISi0Ns-Pork is a fhhde fruer sales Of 200 blls
a 1870 for mess IL for prime Beet Is steady and un-
changed, Bacon quiet Cut meats duh and nominal
Lard Is buoyant sales Of 200 bbs at 1oSaIl Butter
steady 12liS for ohio lsa2. for State. Cheese is dull
nj Sac.
WHTSKEY-Dull at 22%.
GROCERlES-No sales Of teas offering. well attended
and quite spirited Greens advanced per lb hut few
BLACKS sold Hysons 26a39. Young Hysons at 23aI3 =
Imperial at 30t sl52 for six months.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

SEWING MACHINES are now becoming one
of the popular and indispensable requisites OF
tho housewife, and every person who has
used one would not again return to the nee
die warranted not to cut in the eyc," and
the long-drawn-out stitch DR.. H.M.SmAw,
is agent for Sloats Eliptical two thread ma
chimes, Which sews seam that does not
rip. Call at tho Dental office of Conger d
Shaw and SEQ tho machine and its working
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
NoNrHrRy DIVISION, Via. sandusly.
Trains wiIl stop at siatIons marked ony 10 eave pa.

Trains will stop at stations marked rony to leave pas
sengerS, or to take them ON signal being made.
From Cleveand-A trains connect AZ Toledo dlrectlv
aud the West
for Detroit. = =
do with the Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad for
Fort Wayne, LOgansport Lafayette Danvle Springfield
Naples, Alton, ST. Louis. 6c.
The $50 ~ and 800 p, trains form direct eonnee-
tions betweon Cleveland and Springfield Dayton and
Cincinnati. 1.rt n
From Toledo, all trains Cleveland with trains
OF the Cleveland and Erie road for the East.
The lOl5 train, connects al Monrcevie with trains
Of Mansfield sandusky Railroad for Aansaeld Pitts.
burgb nc.
The 1918 am, aud $40 m trains connect at CLYDE
with Sapdusiy Dayton Cincinnati liaroad Cincin-
nat, Day ton, &e. '....... .. !. =
Trains also connect at Cleveland With Cleveland and
more, Sc. p fF' = j. A. IACKWAN
cleSsisnd oefs Oct Z AsSsd' isSs s1po'Fs rqwsg
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19

RACE BETWEEN MAN AND A HoRsE.-
Last Thursday there WAS race between a
Mr.. Adams and the horse Hector, owned
in North Adams, on tho agricultural
grounds in this town; the horse to trot one
mile and AGO yards, and the man to walk
half a mile, best two in three. Tho first
heat was won by the man. who camo in
about ten rods ahead Time S:le. Tho
second heat was won by the horse by about
the same distance. Time 3:i0, nearly
distancing the horse.--Nortaampton, Mass,
Gax. and Courier.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-11-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION



FeHeroieHi iHsiitNiioH esabshtd BY special fHdon
msnt for TIE relief ef fhe sick ard disfressed Afflicted
nth piraicEf and Epidemic Diseases.
ViHE HOWARD Association, IN view or Tn avail
destruction of human life, cnnsed 10y Sexual Diseases.
and the deception acced upon the unfortunate victims
Of such diseases BY Quacks, several Years ago directed
their Consulting SURROUNDS CHARITABLE ACT worthy
their nRme 10 open Dispcnsary ortc treatment " this
class of diseases in all their FORMS aud To- give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with de-
scipon "f their condition, (agc. occupation habits of
life. &c) and In Of extreme poverty, 70 FURNISH
MEDICINES FREE OF CHARGE. II Is needless TO add
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors OF tho Association IN their Annual Report
ing Janusry 1s 1858, express the highest Satisfaction
with the which had attended the lahpr Of the Com
slting Surgeon In the uf Spcrmatnrroa, Seminal
Weakness, Impotence Gonorrhua elect; Syphilis, the
vice nj Unshisn Self abuse &c. and order continuance
" the saIhc plan fnf tte ensuing wear.
Tie Directors on review Of the past, feel assured
that tei Hbors in this sphere Of benevolent eIrt have
been ogrcat benefit to the aiccdespecaly TO tho young
and they have resolved TO devote enseltns with renew
cd zeal tn this very important and much cspised
An Admirable Report on Spcrinatorrhma, or Seminal
Weakness tia vice ot Onansn, MNstnrhatien or sell
abuse oiHcr diseases or the sexual organs hy the Con
FREE or CHARGE, onreceipt Of TWO SrAMi for pos
age. Other Reports and Tracts the nature and it
ment of sexual dscssrs diet Ac are constantly hhing
published for gratutious disributo and viii be sent Ia
the aicted, Some Of r pew remedies and methods o
treatment discovered during the last year are grca,
value. H..
Address. for Report or treatment Dr. GEORGE r. CALL
HOUN, Consulting Surgeon Howard Association, No. 2
south Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa.
Dy order nf the Directors
A4..... EzRAD tlEARTwEtt, PTSsidsHt
GEO. FAfRCIIitD, scefefdrV
June is, 1s5s-2ty1.
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Buffalo Market.

=, , N" UnIIaIo, Nov. IT.
Market for -four Arm, and demand fair; supply light;
and demand fir sales 900 bu at III for Chicago Spring.
- tos MI club; Lao for red o. Corn quiet steady at
osAo5, harley dun at oQa70, Rye 65. Oats firm and
scarce at4o WHISKY unchanged sales Of 100 bbls at