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purpose ever Pui out. Wlha bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five collars for bottle than do without it,
or take any other remedJ."
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
SPRINGFIEID Miss, Feb 7, 1856
BROTHER A YER; will cheeriuliy certify yoar Pee
torhi Is the hest remedy possess for the cure OF
Whonpmg cough, Group, and The chest diseases OF
children We vi your fraternity in the South appre.
crate your skill, and comlacnd your medicine to our
people IIIRAM CoNKIIN MD
AMOS LEE ESD, Monterey ia, writes, Sd Jan 1856 :
g had tedious influenza which confined me in dours
SIX weeks; took many medicines without relief; final
y tried your PeCurul by the advice of our cIcrgymau
The fist dose evcd the soreness in nlV throat and
lungs; less than one half the bottle made ME com.
peIely well. Your medicines are the cheapesl as
we'll as the best can bay. and we esteem yo Doc.
tor and your remedies, as the poor mans friend
Asthma. or Pthsic, and Bronchitis.
WEST MANCHESTER. Pa, Feb t. 1856
SIR: Your Cherry peclOra is perl0rrnihg marvellous
cures III this section. 1t has relieved several from
alarming symptoms of consumption, and is now curing
man who has abored under affection of the lungs
Tor lhe last i"rly years. Henry l.. PARKS merchant
A a RAMSEY, NJ d, Albion, Monroe {. Iowa. writes
Sept +, 1888: During my Practice of manv wears /
have found nothing equal 10 your Cherry Pertoral for
giving ease and Ieiic TO cOnsumpIve patients or Gu.
ring such as are curab!c.'
We might ado volumes of evidence but the most
convincing prof Of the virtues of this remedy is
found in lis effects upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no Cnc remedy has ever bpcn Enov.,,.
winch cured so many and such dangerous cases as Is
Some no human Id can reach; but even 10 Ao,c the
Cherry PectoraI affords reei and e mlort
ASToK House., New York City, March ), 1856
DOCTOR AVER, Lowell: feel il Il duty and n plea
sure 10 INFORM you what your Cherry Pcclura Aas done
for my wife She had been five months laborIrg nm
der the dangerous symptoms OF Consumption, from
which h' a'd We could procure gave her much relief
was steadily lalmg. until DR.. Strong OF this cfv
where We have come Tor advice, recommended n ,raI
of your medicine. We bless his kindness as we do
your sklll Tor She has rccov cred from that div She
Is no: ycl as strong as s:c used 10 be- but free from
her cough, and ellis herself we'll. Yours with erall
lude and regard, ORLAADo SHELBY, Of Shclbylille.
% CoHsnmpftc.S, do not despair ill you have tried
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL II !, made bv ono
OF the best medical chemists in the world and It's cures
all around ns hespeah The high merits oi virtues
LeG.cr
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Ifru59, Patent -,4ctlclius, sc.

MORTLEY, Esq of Utica, N Y, writes al have |
used your Perlora myself and inmy family ever since
you invented IT, nd believe il the best medicine for It's
purpose ever PuI out. Witha bad cold should sooner
pay twenty-five collars for bottle than do without it,
Or take any other remed j."
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARK'S
dtnanhrRlcH EcYlHIc Pills.

Prepared from prescription of Sir j. Clarke, W. d.,
Physician Extraordinary TO the Queen.
This invaluable medicine + unfiling in the Of all
those painful dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject. II le-o al and
all distractions speedy he relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
IT is peculiarly suited 1t will in short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar hears the Govenmcn;
stalnp or Great Britain, to prev cnt countcrfeits.
These PH. should be taken By felales during the
FIRST THREE MONTHS Of Pregnancy, they ar,
bring Miscarriage, but at aay other time they
safe
In all of Nervou. and Spinal Affection, Paine in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertion, ralpta
on Of the Heart, yatericks, and Whites, these Pills viii
effect when all other have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron calome antimopy
or any thing hurtfu to the constitution.
Full directions accompanying each package.
Sole Agent for tho United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES, GIstc !. c. Baldwin L Coz
y. B.-s1 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au
thorzed Agent will insure bottle OF the Pills 10y
mail.
For sale by C. R. NcCULLoCE, wholesale and retail.
Fremont o., 52yl
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JUsT SESTENoE.-Justice Bagg, of De-
troit, recently sentenced IL liquor seller nam
ed Lane to Jail for 40 days on charge Of
furnishing liquor to minor. Lane threat
ened the boy with punishment if he swore
against him, but other evidence was pro-
cured.
Similar efficiency on the part of our po.
lice would soon fill the Cayahoga Jail, but
would doubtless save many lads from ire
trievable ruin. Drinking, billiard, and
gambling saloons are just as public all over
the city as churchs, and their portals stand
open seven days and nights in the week In
the churches one. Drunkards are arranged
every week day, drunkard-makers never
Cieveland Herald
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The batteries to be used in sending mes.
-sages across tho Atlantic cable are Of
Whcatstone's patent, and of such exceeding
power that they will keep the $3.50 miles
of wire continually charged with electricity
They arc immense combinations Of zinc and
platina, arranged in the manner OF layers
OF natural antennse. Notwithstanding the
immense power that is required Of them,
such perfection has been reached in the con
struetion of telegraphing machinery, that
these batteries will be constantly operated
at cost of not more than a shilling an
hour
CENSUS OF CHINA AND PEKIN.-The
Russian mission now at Pekin has, in a re-
cent report made known the result of the
last census, taken by order of tho Emperor
OF China. The present population is said
by this document to amount to 4l6,0O0, ,o0C
that Of Pskin being l,64s,sl4.
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G. d. t. SUPERINTENDENT--The Clcve.
land Plaindealer states that Mr. E. B.
PHILLIps, who has been Superintendent Of
the Cleveland & Toledo Railroad ever since
its construction, has been rendered the office
of Superintendent of the Boston & Worces-
ter Railroad, which he has accepted. II
also says that Mr.. PHILLIPS was Master oi
Transportation on the Boston d Worcester
before he camo to the Cleveland & Toledo
Road. 1t must be peculiarly gratifying
compliment to him that the old and emin.
ent company for which he had formerly
worked in subordinate capacity, should
call him back to fill the high position of Su.
perintendent. Mr.. PHILLIps is ono of the
most sbrewd, accomplished and thorough go
ing Railroad managers in America, and the
Railroad interests of the West will keenly
feel his absence.
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Tho Snndusky Register contains g
lengthy article upon the celebration of Per
ry's Victory, which it is certain wM come
off on the 10th of September next, as pro-
posed 1t states that assurances have beer
received from some of tho surviving heroe;
who fought under Perry, that they will be
present on the occasion. The only difficulty
at present in the way,in this quarter, seems
to be to procure suitable boats. We un
derstand that the Michigan Southern boat
could not he uscd.-Toledo Blade.
The 10th of September will soon be here
Do the Fremonters intend to take part il
this grand celebration? What say9
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Epurpsy OR FAILING Flrs-We be

leve we cannot do readers more Important service
than by again calling their attention to that most remark
able preraraton discovered 10y Dr. Seth S. HdHee Of Ball
timore Nd which possesses the of allcvisng and
curing that horrid visitation Of manEpepsy Falling
Fits Ia recommending this preparation to our readers
we do 30 with conviction that not degrading oui
columns to puG common patent medicine, but are plS
cling before them discovery, which, II fully known
would probably 10 toallcviate human Suering'han
any invention OF modern times Dr. ance, in asking ui
TO notice hi. preparation avorab in editorial depart
mept, has sent for perusal number OF letter.
from persons who have used his Pills. and have beer
cured thereby. All of them speak in the most crate
full and eulogtc terms One great advantage this med
cine possesses is the fact that it can be Transported
through the mails, thereby aTordng every one an oppor
tunity OF dealing directly with the inventor, and also
eluding all possibility Of being imposed by counter
felt or spurious imitation. Dr. Iancc pays the posng
on his Pills to any part of the country, and will forwaT
them by return Of mail, the receipt of remittance
Ills prices are foows One box 49, two do So; welv
do s24 All orders for the medicine should be addrcs.c
10 SgrHS HANcE los Baltimore street Baltimore Mary
land 2Swi
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New York Market.

New 7 ORR, Aug. IS.
FLOUR-Flour market remains steady but unchanged
Sales IL bbls a 55 for super state for extra state
4T0 for to fair extra western; so for
ping brands extra round hoop Ohio Canadian Flour a
shade mer; sales 400 bbls at 4S0a5 go for extra Rye
-four steady; tTi6ng sales at 3,50a4,25.
GRAIN-Wheat advanced one cent with good specula-
tive demand sales 10 900 bush at e5 for unsound Chicago
SPRING. 97al 05 for Mlwau Clubs rs for winter red wes
tern; 20 for white western Corn rm sales 90 000
bush at ~ as5c for mixed western Oats dull at 4Sa5OC
for stats and Western.
PROVIsIONSPork quiet but closed firm; sales 500 bbls
at IL l2al7 25 mess; and 4S0al500 for prime Bee
steady sales 200 bbls Bacon quiet and firm. Cut meats
rather quiet and nrmly held 64a6zc for shoulder: SSaC
for hams. Lard is firm; sales Of 200 bbs at 1sal1 Ac
Butter steady; sales l2a20c for ohio l5a2lc for state
Cheese auiet and unchanged.
lwHIsKEY--Quiet; sales small at 26Ka26Hc.
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To the Sick.
September Appointments.

DIR. TUBES viii be in attendance asfollowE
FREMoNT-Kessler's Hotel, Thursday Cd September.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. House. Wednesday, lst Sept
For Consultation upon all Diseases ofthe Throat Lungs
Heart, LiUsr, Stomach, BONsis Kidaevs and Spleen
Also, Dropsy, Grarel Rheumatism Nervousness Debil-
ny Dyspepsia, Female Diseases lgue and Fepsr Fits
Impurities Of the BiOoi, ErHptiORs Cancers Ulcers,
aad all other 1aTises ctOHg saHdiEg complaints both
External and Internal
For ten years DR.. Tubbs has devoted his entire
time to Chronic Diseases, treating Thousands annually
many Of whom had exhausted every other resource within
reach. IN NO CASE ARE MINERAL OR OTHER PoIsoNs
EMPLOYED, NOR DOES MAKE SICK To MAKE WELL OR
TEAR DOWN To BUILD UP AGAIN. The medicines can be
taken with safety by the delicate and patients may
remain at home, and continue with prudence their or-
nary diet and exercise Hundreds have under
the treatment after friends and sicans had given up all
hope the ndisputable evidence Of which always be
furnished. lnyaids however reduced or despairng are
invited to CALI and may be assured that
will be given expense incurred without correspond
ing prospect of
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WISCONSIN BANKS. s.--The Bankers of
Chicago publish list of tho Banks Of
Wisconsin, the notes of which they will
hereafter refuse n receive. The officers of
of the Railroad. companies centering in that
city, however, publish card saying they
will receive tho money thus prescribed. -
We shall probably know more Of the mat
ter tomorrow. We are not advised what
conr our bankers propose to pursue in ref
crcnce to the currency in question.
The vote for the admission of Oregon in
to the Union passed tho Senate at the late
session, and will be put through the House
Of Representatives at the next session Be-
fore the 4th Of March, Lane and Smith,
Democrats, will be holding seats in the
United States Senate Gin. Enquirer.
As Oregon is a Democratic State, and
has elected pair of Democrats to repro
sent her in the United States Senate, he,
admission at once is desirable. But as Kan
sas is notoriously FREQ soil, ands y admis
sion into the Union would signify among 9th
or things two free soilcrs in the Senate of the
United States, she must be kept out as long
rs possible Gin. Commercial.
1t was a disastrous stroke of policy fol
Douglas and his friends to rejoice over the
defeat of Blair. Many voters in Illinois
who have been supporters of Mr.. Douglas
sympathize with the Emancipation move
ment in Missouri; and thus their aid will
have been alienated, and they will hence
forward bo bitter opponents of Douglas.
New Orleans. Aug. II.
Deaths by yellow fever last week, 2s5.
AssrGNMENT.-Th books and good vii
of the Ohio State Journal, newspaper, have
been transferred by A. NJ. Gangewer tc
Messrs. Folct, Foster g. Co.. Colum5u.
Fact.
A New REPUBLICAN ORGAN.-We un
derstand that arrangements are in progres:
to start new Republican daily paper il
this city, under such auspices as will ins rC
its being placed upon permanent basis
The gentleman who is to take charge Of it
has all the necessary experience, talent ano
means to make it popular journal, and the
Republican party may congratulate itsel
upon the prospect of having daily paper
at The seat of government, every way wor
thy of its patronage. The first number will
probably be issued next week. Colum5u,
Gazette Of Saturday.
The father-in-law of Rev. Henry Garret
the colorod clergyman who was killed a
the late railroad accident at Saqnoit Crock
has recovered from the Central Railroac
Company the sum Of $4,000. Tho Roch
ester Union says they pay $4,000 for white
men.
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FINE ARrs.-In another column will be
found the advertisement of +. w. Bacon,
who has taken rooms with Mr.. Hatfield for
few days, whore he will give lessons in
pastclle and crayon painting. We have
seen several specimens of Mr.. BIS painting,
which erc very pretty and natural to life
From the facility with which the art is ac-
qured VIC should think there would be
many learners,
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hvalid ladies should read the followiao.

Dr. Tubbs-Sir: Knowing the vast amount of suffering
existing among females at the present day and having
drank to the degs from the bitter cup of anction gad-
ly make known what in my has proved the long
sought remedy.
MY health has been poor for eighteen years. and ten
of that time spent in bed helpless
y able To sit up long enough 10 have my he'd made The
misery OF those cannot describe. pTOaUsus Utet
with heat weakness and pain through the small Of the
hack and abdomen and sharp pains extending down the
limbs, we're amnng tho earlier symptoms Walking or
standing became difficult hrst and at length utterly inn
possible Soon digestion failed and the entire nervous
system seemed unstrung, palpaton of the heart dizz
ness and oppression Of the head also added to my suffer
one o whom salivated and rendered worse than be-
fore Your prescription obtainedin October one
year Improvement slow at first. Ihave not on
" been able Ia leave the he'd but doing the most
Of my housework, and walk mile and back without
serious inconvenience, Yours truly,
MRS. NANCY GROVER.
BAllvills township, sanduSky Co, O., 1853.
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The Union Prayer Meeting will be held
on Sunday evening next at the Episcopa
Church.
SPm1rUAI1sr MEETINc.-There will be ,
Spirtuaist meeting in the grove near Rev
G. R. BRowN's residence, Mt Clyde, o., OF
the 2sth and Goth days Of August Sew
eral distinguished speakers will bo in at
tendance. s.
RELrGIoUs NoTIcE.-TheQuarterly Meet
ting of the Univcrsalist Society, will be helC
at Clyde, commencing on Saturday, Angus
21st, at 1o1 o'clock in the forenoon.
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REMOVAL.
THAT GREAT REMEDY!
SO LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND A L LAST!

TNIIIS remedv claimed ly the medical profession and
the multiplied thousands that have used IL and tested
its Ho"deH cEaire properties to be the greatest dis
coverv In medical science and natures remedy the
result Of years of toll and study, by Ohios fayorto
Physicians IN order to produce something that would
the wishes of suffering humanity and thousands from the
princcy palace and humble cottage testify the i'm
mediate relief found by its For the want space
only oHer few of the many evidences it its favor
Moline H., Feb 10, 1857.
| MESSRS. :. X. MANN K CO.-Gems. We find your
Ague Balsam superior TO remedy our market for
the permanent Of all naarious diseases We cheer
fully recommend i worthy of that great it has
wherever sold and used
Very truly yours, RICHARDS THOMAS.
To the sufferers OF cs fever and ague eheerfully
ofDr Manns Ague asam in this vicinity for the past
three years. well pleased with its remedial virtues as
an antidoe to malaria. have frequently used it in my
practice and with entire satisfaction From my intimate
safe and efficient n. e. HACKEDOM, ". d.
Gallon, Ohio April 1st. 1s4s
Biufton, Ind. Nav II, 1858.
| MESSRS. S. X MANN & &CO-Gsnts: Having sold your
Ague Basam for the past three years persons
in this vicinity aud closely observing its effects DO not
hesitate in saying believe the best remedy sold
in Indiana and will eectualy chils fever and aguo
without fail. Truly yours,
PHILLDAN KEARHs, Druggists
Logan.port Ind, Sent 13, 1856
DR.. MANN.--please send me one-half gross more OF
your Ague Balsam immediately It is in great demand
and may be truly styled the King ofFever and Ague.
!, LUlLE, Physician and Druggist
| S. Louis, March1, 1855.
| MESSRS. s. X. MANN K CO.-Gents: We have sold
large amount your Ague Basam the past three
and find that where introduced and sold it has equal in
the history ague remedies and from all parts Of the
we hear the cheering newst never falls 10 it
paticntand is looked upon in this country the best
medicine for cills fever and ague ever in our market
o. WOOD co.
S. X. MANN k CO., Proprietors, Gallon,
Ohio. Sold by all good Druggists.
July 80, 1858. limo
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION


lNltl1TA1 , lLIJII1lA
BepeuoieEt Institution established by special Eados
eHt, Jor the relief Of fte sick aud distressed afflicted
pith PirHieHi aud Epiden,c Diseases.
V1HE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view OF the awful
destruction Of human life, caused by Sexual diseases.
and the deception pracced upon the unfortunate victims
of such diseases by Quacks, several years diectt
their Consulting Surgcon,asR CHARITABLE ACT worthy
their nane 10 open Dspensary orthe treatment n this
class of diseases. in all their forms, and TO give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS to all who apply by letter, with de-
SC option Of their condition, (age, occupation, habits Of
life, 6c and In nf extreme poverty TO FURNISH
that the Association commands the highest Medical skill
Of the age and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment
The Directors Of the Association in their Annual Report
lug January ls 1855 express the highest satisfaction
with the which had attended the abos Of the Con.
sultng Surgeon In the OF Spermatorrhoa, Seminal
Weakness Impotence Gonorihna elect; Syphilis, the
vice o Onansn or Sell abuse &C. and order eonnuhnot
Of the same plan for tho ensuing YEAR
The Directors review Of the past, feel assured
that their nbnrs in this sphere Of benevolent effort have
been Of great benefit to the afflicted to the young
and they have resolved To devote themscyna, with
ed zeal to this important and much despsed
An admirable Report on Spermatorrhoa, or Senina
Weakness, the vice OF Onnnism Masturbaton, or Self
abuse other diseases OF the sexual by the Con
suting Surgeon will be sent by mail n sealed envelope
FREE OF CHARGE, receipt Of TWO STAMPS for pos
age Other Reports and Tacs the nature and treat
ment Of sexual diseases, diet &c constantly benI
published for gratuious disribuon. and will he sent &
the afflicted. Some Of the remedies and methods o
treatment discovered during the last year. Of
value.
Address for Report treatment, Dr. GEORGE r. CAL
HOUN, Consulting surgeon, Howard Association, No
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Ia.
j BY order OF tie Directors.
/ EZRA HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAIRCTlLD, Secretary
/ June l3, 1s5S-21yl.
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Since the parade Of the Firemen in this
place on the I'd Of August, some of our cit.
liens have been talking of forming another
Fire Company in Fremont. We arc glad
to hear it, and we are also pleased to know
that it meets with favorable suggestions
We need another engine and We hope i
one is got, it will be first class one. Dr.
not let the project fail, but push it on. The
Tiffin firemcn and the Norwalk frcmcn are
each taking measures 10 obtain now frs
class machines. The present fire compan,
of Fremont arc as noble and energetic a.
can be found any where, and we do not be
lieve they can be surpassed by any in ou
adjoining towns. Let us have another ma
chine.
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soyrry,sa Wopru KNow1Se--We

SOMETHING WORTH hNowING--We
would calf your attention to the advertisement of Dr.
manas Ague Bai'an, which appears In the columns OF
present number We pleased to be able TO record
the satisfaction Of patrons after trial Of an article
advertised in columns, All the quack nostrums OF
the ay arc giving way before It, and It seems. truly to
work hy magic and in all cases effects This is
deed crest discovery and will be hailed with pleasure
thousands suffered and tried and tried and suf-
fered years throughout the western country TO know
that specific is in the reach of ALL This invaluable
remedy ssil BY good and resposibe druggists 2sw4
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Cosmopolitan Art Journal, for March
and June, is on our table. 1t is very at
traciive number, and has two beautiful steel
cngravings, copies Of paintings which arc
to be distributed TO subscribers in January
next. There are also several cuts of distn-
guished authors and authorcsscs. 1t is pub
lished quarterly at, 81 per year. Address
G. L. Derby, Actuary, G. A. A., 54e Broad
way, New York.
Scientific Americdn.--Tbis valuable ad.
vocate of industrial, scientific, mechanical
and other improvements is soon TO COM
mence its fourteenth year. 1t is published
weekly by Mum & Co., 1913 Fulton street,
New York. See advertisement
Commercial Gazette, Wyandott, Kan.
sas.--We have the first number Of vol. ono
Of the above paper, published by S. D. Mac
donald, at 80 per year in advance. 1t is
an out and out Free State paper, and ap
pears to bo conducted with ability. The
Gazette establishment Is probably the mos
complete printing house west Of ST. Louis
We wish it and the Free State men o
the territory that success for which they
have long boon struggling against the pow
er and patronage of a corrupt National Elk
ecutive. We notice in its advertising col
umns the names of several Of our formc
citizens, Messrs. Garfield, Downs, c. S. an
]. S. Click
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OAK wOOD CEmETERy.

Remember the pic mic, dedication and
sale of lots at Oak Wood tomorrow. We
understand the omnibuses and carriages Of
town will mako trips to and from the
grounds during tho day, carrying up and
bringing back those who wish at a reasona-
bic charge. Let every body go.
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On the reception here Of the intelligence
Of the opening of the Atlantic Telegraph, on
Tuesday forenoon, the enthusiasm was very
manifest. All the bells in town were rung
from IL to o'clock "Old Croghau" was
fired. In the evening the fitemen paraded
in uniform, and closed up with torch
ligh. procession and bonfire.