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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

give such balm as have no strife
With nature or the l0wol liic
With blood my hands never stain,
Nor prison men to cnsr their pain.
He is a Physician Indeed, who Cures!
The Indian Herb Doctor Il ! LYONS, cures the fol.
lowing complaints in the most obstinate stages Of their
existence, viz:
Diseases Of the Throat, Lungs, Heart Liver. Stomlch
Drnrsy in thc Chest Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Fits
or Falling Sickness, and a'l other Nervous De-
rangemcnts. Also. all diseases of the Blood,
such ag Sctofull, Erysipclas, Cancers, Fe-
Sores, Leprosl, and all other
complicated chronic Complaints.
All forms Of Female Difficulties attended to with the
hnppicst results.
Its hoped that will despair of until they
have given the Indian Herb Dnctofs Medicines fair and
faithful tiia y During the Dncior's travels n Eu.
rope West Indics East indies. South America aud th
United States, he has been the instrument n Gods hand
to restore To health and vgnr thousands who givrt
up aud pronounced iucurtbp by the most eminent u
School Phvsicaus nny more, thousands who on tn
verge Of tho grave. now living MONUMENTS to To,
Indian Herb D,ctors skill and successful treatment, ave
are daily excltming Ire the day when Grst
aud pgrtook of the Iniinn llera Doctors Medicue
Satisfactory references Of will be gladly aud cheer
! fully given whenever required.
The Doctor pledges his word and honor that he will 10
nowise directly indirectly induce cause any inva
to take his medicines without the strongest probability
a cure.
Remember consultation and advice free. The poor shal
be literally considered.
| a-sy- Post OHcc address, box 2663 ClevclnndO
36yl RI LYONS. II. n.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

Biography ofths remarkable man is to be published
at for the benefit ef his aaiiy Theauthor is James
Redpath prominent in Kansas annals an intimate per-
sonal friend ofCapt Brown, and spirited and graphic
writer lie is probably better adapted for the task than
any other person in the country The work will be pub
lished 10y rhayer Elirlge of Boston, and will be an ee-
CANT l2no volume Of 100 pages with cnga gs and will
also contain Gue steel portrait Of Brown. We under
stand that the publishers are in want of Agents to crc
late It in this section
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New YORK nTarlet-Dec. el.

FLOUR-MOre active and sc better; sales SOCO bbls at
5a5 10 for super state so for extra do s
per western, 5a535 for common to medium extra vest
ern; 56Oa675 for inferior to good shipping brands extra
round hoop Ohio Canadian -four finn; sales 100 bbs at
5,60l6,60 Rye -four quiet at 3,6Oa5, 40.
GRAIN-Whtat very quiet, but there is less pressing
desire to realize. Ryequict at s0i90c Barley nominal vt
S5aS6c Corn dull and heavy; sales 5000 bu yellow at
9c Oats quiet at 46a47c for western state and Canada
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TO Teachers.

At late meeting Of the Seneca Co. Teachers Associa
tion, resolved to hold Normal Institute next fall
provided the teachers oSandusky, Huron and Erie
ties cooperate. Clyde is the place proposed.
What say the teachers Of sandnsky county, Pleas
write immediately to A. SCHUYLER Republic o.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

The Journal is the best medium through which bust
speak to the people Of this county There
four papers in this town, and wish to say that tn,
circulation Of the JouRvAL Is LARGER than that Of any
other pnpcr iu the county.
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OUR ADVERTISERS.

" {c Thai in the icOrid could rise
Must READ TIE NEWS and ADyERTisEi"
Joseph Heiners Estate Jacob Scger Administ traitor.
Dissolution, Bell Wright, Clyde.
Estray Cow, Joseph Grant.
New Time Tabe-Fremout and Indiana Rail Road.
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Special Notices.


" a-0 NIV1TTTsTN00T 0T UT' 7IT-VTTs T0T'7-'--77T
nrd F,p,iiy cotbartic Pills tn another column. 21yl
DR. HusrgTTER's BIrTERs have received
the warncst encunums from The press people through
out the Union As valuable tonic for the cure Of Dys-
pcpsa Flaucncc Constipation and general nervous de-
bity Il cannot be approached Every day new cases Of
s rc, effect arc croneled through our public journals.
There nothing equal to the enjoyment, to that which
the clcxpricnce when using this valuable specific.
Its mild tome It's sure md vigorous action upon dsor
dered stomach aud the cleansing the entire human body
should recommend all classes fourcommunity. All
that will be necessary to convince the skcptico Of its
healthy effects purchase bottle and be convinced
soldby druggists and dealers generally, everywhere.
n-gFs See advertisement. 4jw5
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

"Ncvcr with the consent Of old Maryland The Amcri-
party Of beloved state, and all our Union Demo-
cratic brethren, with loud voice. respond to this n-
nous suggestion-NEvEg, NEVER, NEvERl Let other
States do they may Maryland will BE- found true the
Constitution, and every Of her with
draw she would still be found bearing aloft the dag Of The
Union even though hut single st'r and single
stripe shall be left upon its glorious folds"
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ITWTTH ITNUV.
GOING SOUTH. GliNa NORTH.
Mail Train. .1Ol0 AN. Freight Accom-. 1O45 AM
Freight Accom-. Ills pm. Mail Train. -5.45 NJ
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iandnslty, Dayton MA Clneinnnti u. n

On the Fremont aud Indiana Road for Findlny, dali
except Sundays at $50 O'Clock H. m.
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Manhattan Fire Insurance Co,
No. Gs, WALL Street, New York.
INCORPORATED MARCH, 1921.
Cash Capital all paid in .S25o,oo0oo
Cash Surplus, ,4Z5 II

fetal Cash Capital and Surplus. i42o II
WM. PITT PALMER, Prcst. ANDREW !. SMITH, Sec.
This Company insurcs Dwellings, aud Furniture, Mer-
chand,c Bulurs and other property NJ ta'cs as low
other equally responsible comIauos Premiums Pol
cics issued by Is Company paFablc In Cash Losses
will br prnmiily settled ,nI iid u cash Ht the agency
Office issuing the .amc thus making Il humri stiUtinn
Fall compliance hu been made with the laws nf the state
Particular attention gyer {" the insurance or Dwclincs
for three five years, at tho lowest adequate tes
Apply to GEORGE W. STEELE,
FREMONT, o.
August &c, 1850 32mo3
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GUARDIANS sale.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER of
the Probate Court ofthe county OF sandusky, State
Ohio made the twenty-siNh day Of Nov,inbe, A, D.
cshteen-hnndpd and hfty -uinc, in thr ui Hugh
Mars guardian of William Hunter, Elizabeth Mars and
Franklin Mas against the said wards, the undersigned
wilt the hrly-hrst diy nj ircruibcr A. D. eighteen
hundred and Hfyuine, nj ten o'clock A. NJ at the Door of
the Court Hnus In Sandusly county untcsad offer at
public sale the following desc real estate situated in
said county, tn wits
The equal md hled Eve twelfths par ofthe south
quarter ol the southeast quarter of section er ec-
ven, In township number live, range number fourteen
containing lnt Of Hud excepting acre hereto
fore sold out Of the northwest corner thereof
Terms Ol sale, third down day Of sale one-third
in sg months aud onethird in year from date Of sae
with interest deferred payments Ia be secured by notes
aud tsnge on the premises
November gath, Is5s.-i0w5.
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THE GREAT ENGLlSA REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
Galahrafad EarnaIa Pills


Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. CLARKE NJ d.,
Physician Extraordinary 10 The Queen
This Invaluable medicine is uufang In the cure o[all
those painful and dangerous diseases to which the female
constitution is subject It modcrates all excess and re-
all distinctions and speedy cure may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
1t peculiarly suited. It will in short time bring
the monthly period with regularity.
Each BOTTLE price Ono Dollar, bears the Government
Stamp Of Great Pritian to prevent counterfrits.
CAUTION.
These Pas should not be taken by females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS qr Pregnancy as they arc
sure bring Miscarriage, but at any other time they
are safe
In all Of and spinal Affections Pain in
the Back and Limbs Fatigue slight exertou Papita-
ton Of the Heart Mysteries aud Whites these Pills will
effect when all other have failed; and atho'
apowerul remedy do not contain iron, calome antmo-
ny, anything hurtful to the constitution.
Full directions In the pamphlet around each package
which should be carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States and Canada,
JOB MOSES (.ate l. c. Baldwin & Co..
Rochester, N. Y.
N B.-sl,0 90 and postage stamps enclosed to any au-
thorized Ageut will insure bottle, containing 60 Pills,
by return mail.
For sale by c. R. McCULLOCH and BUCKLAND &
GRAHAM, Fremont 1871 cow
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Trmth Stranger than Fic,ion,

. n = HNNIWIIs
Ny wife has suffered Will Liver Conplaiut an etiots ~
lunas aud Heart She sufe rel alsf MI ,e,s t
produced by rheumatism mud Neuralgia She endn,,dnu
these without cessaiion for six years Hayinc f,iied -
obtain relief from various other emir,nt sn,s, ~,
m9nlhs 9se Sle was induced ty Dr. r. j. lyons tbe
mum pbeeor medeines llis sncecss M alleyitinp
hl ~ gratitude 70 the Docior and the duty owe
isnng hnmnni'y, let' ctd al 30 neon In4 nd him ia
p,,n..,tn. o,,. , 7. NAlLOR.
& see advertisement In another column. DIR fvon.
Will be at his in the croghan euso on ths "a ~,
I 25d Of Deoember W VIZ 80 eea
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
M AR RIEp,
Mr.. Pugh of Ohio has submitted To

On the goth inst, by Rev W. S. Lunt, Mr.. A. W. LUCK
ET, Of Elmore, and Miss E. CLAYTON, OF this county
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Union nnd nlsnnion.

The New York Tribune says: "Union-
Saving by our merchants will not save the
South from an attempt to achieve CONNER
cial independence" Says The Richmond
| (Vo.) Dispatch.
"The conservativcsof tho North are simply doing their
duty, and doing that which should have instantly done
It Southern hdd enacted At Springfield, Mass, the
scenes John Brown rnactedHt Harpcfs Ferry Va. Ne
net that IN sHch sUeHf sk0uh hare
peced any rruard they wond hare proposed 10 pat
roniss SOherH productions on toi accOEaf Il no c
what tardily condemned the greatest criminal and the
horrible crime yet knnwn in this country, That
shouii sacrifice Industry up commerce,
and lie d0'oH IL helpless commercial rdssaiags at their
feet"
/ We find in Tile Baltimore Patriot the
right talk in the right quarter. 1t takes
| Disunionism right 10y the throat.
Says The Richmond Enquirer:
the North, and srictcr espionage all vrgnians
who deal or associate with them"
Replies The Patriot:
''wbncycr you may do with visitors from other States
we take IT, when your party sets out to invade the rights
Of Vipinns, it will raise storm that will not be peed-
y calmcd."
Says The Enquirer:
otis the demand for those products Covery day increas-
ing) that susaips extends Negro slavery. Cut
it OF las North and Europe might do aud you abol
ish Slavery"
Replies The Patriot:
"We have always suspected the ultra Iocoioco papers
Of the South Abolitonsts in disguise, and hero Is
suggestion from The Richmond Enquirer which more
than confirms our suspicious"
Again The Enquirer:
"Iet MS pre- pare for Dsunion not prcciriatc t. Be-
tween this and the 4t Of March, 1851 the Union cannot
harm us"
THE Patriot:
"Iisteu 10 this cod-Jooded exhortation We Union men
Of the South Have you no hemp for the traitors neck
that can eooy preach such rank treason this to be-
lloycd Union;'
I've Enquirer:
Gle Gov Wise) Is the political leader Of the new de-
parture' Of the south-ofa schuol in politics"
Replies The Patriot:
''we should think SO. Does Mr. Wise seek To outrun
the traitor Brown; We sincerely hope not lie had bet
ter ponder over Caialine Caihoun's prudence"
Tile Enquirer again
the dividing line will hundred and fifty miles nortl
Of Mason and DXon's and of the Ohio"
, THE Patriot patriotc:
'Ncvcr with the consent Of old Maryland The Amcri
can party Of our beloved state, and all Union Demo
cratic brethren, with loud voice, respond to this ni
nous suggcstion-NEvER, NEVER NEvERl Let other
States do they may Maryland will b. found true tho
nn,titution and every her sisters were to with
Union, even though hut single and one sing,
stripc shall be left uuOn its glorious folds"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Toledo & Wabash Railway.
- 7H-l.....s55 -. -

kR&s A.s.5af. .s...s.s,.8
THE MOST DIRECT ROUTE FROM
Toledo 10 50. Louis Springfield. Jacksonville. Dccicur
Naples, Quincy, st. Joseph. Memphis, Nickshurr,
New orleans, and all points in the Southwest
ON aud after SUNDAY, Nov l3 1863. pssrcrgc
~ Trains will leave "Unon Depot" TOLEDO daily, NJ
follows;
Express, (cyccpt Sunday 1920 II. W.; For
Wayne 5u5 J. Nj PERU 90 H. M.. iHgnnathft 500 7. NJ.
Laf1te tettc 1910 T. NJ; arrive 40 State Line 70 80 A. NJ
Express fAaiis except Sainrai) 1880. a. Ms
Fort WAYNE g.l5 N.; PERU sos a. NJ; IirHn-p o.
NJ; Lafayette 10 ~ a. M arrive State Line Il 30 J.. ~.
Leave STATE LINZ H.:
Express IIHil 4. 4. VI; Lafayette 8 as M: 10.
CnnspOr 1l5 A. M Peru 81 a. NJ; Fort Wayne ll,0O
A. M.:nriivcnt NJ Toledo 80 P VI.
Express $50 II, NJ, Lafayette 7,15 p. NJ; Lo-
rHusp0H $50 PMp4u N,3j r. ~; Fot Wayne IL, 10 A.
NJ; arrive nj Tm do 80 a. N.
Tho above trains make the following direct and relia-
bic connections: Westward az IT. Waynewit pittsburg.
~. Wavne CMc1go Rail Rnai; at Peru with tho Peru
and Indianapolis r. r.; at Lornnsport with the Cincin.
natl and Chicago r. r.; nj Lafayette with the LAFAYETTE
and Indianapolis ana New Albany and Salem u. r.: NJ
Tolono and D.catur with the Illinois Central r. r.: at
Springfield with the st. Louis, Alton and Chicago r. II
Eastward At Toledo with the Detroit and Toledo and
Cleveland and Toledo Railroads for all points East.
sleeping are attached ~ each Night Train.
Through fteight leaves Toledo nt 631 p. NJ.
Do do arrives at Tolclont 400 M.
GEO. II. BURROWS, Cen supt
G. W. B,RTLErT Gcnl Ticket Agt.
Gen. Suprs O0ice, Toledo, o., NOV. 10, 1852
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car rime-LcavIng Fremont.

UTeVtIuuU UUU TVIVUO NIIITOlU.
GOING EAST. GOING WEST.
Buff. Exp. n Mail. 6,29 AN Westn Exp. 4 Mail H. AZ
N. Y, Express .b22 rN Telegraph Exp. HOO rs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
The Washington correspondent of the
N Y. Post, says:-

"Fhe opposition now quietly await the time whom the
minority VIII allow plurality resolution to he put the
HOUSE" When put 1t will 90 through; hnt in the present
temper Of the demoerats of their number II can
not be- presented Ia the House. The Republicans con-
tent to wait iii be I'LL May next They bein hurry
II the Administrations l. NOT. II Is understood however
that the President and Cainet impatient and will put
on the screws before long"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

'Wc should think SO. Does Mr. Wise seek to outrur
the traitor Brown; We sincerely hope not He had bet
ter ponder over Cataline Calhouns prudence"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23
Tbe Patriot patriotic

"n the event Of disunion FIVE wary and prudent
the dividing line will hundred and fifty miles nort
Of Mnson and DiXon's, and of the Ohio"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-12-23

'e Gov. Wise is the political leader Of the new de
parture Of the South--ofa school in politics"
Rcnlics Tile Pnfrini.
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Apnin wa EnaNirer. :.
The Patriot:

"Let MS prepare Disunion; prcciptatc It, Be-
thsand the ith Of March, 1851 the Union
harm us"
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Dec. and Jan,y Appointments.

mt ions ."-BInLn.
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8 EWING CHIN ES.
Have th. fdl usss taken the
FIRST PREMIUM
a, every state Far held In the United States wher.
everthcy have commended, WITHOUT ONE EXCEP
TTON vut
STATE ~ MISSOURI. At s. Louis.
STATE uF ILLINOIS ~ Ceutralia.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI t Jarkson.
STATE ~ NEW YORK. At syracuse.
STATE % NEW JERSEY
STATE OF MARYLAND. NJ Baltimore.
STATE uF VIRGINIA. at Richmond
STATE or CALIFORNIA
srNTE'pF PENNSYLVANIA. at P,tt-bur1.
STATE OF KENTUCKY
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
STATE or MICHIGAN.
STATE OF INDIANA.
And alsoa ut the Fairs ir,--
CHICAGO,
ST. Louis.
BALTIMORE.
RICHMOND.
SAN FRANCISCO.
The Connecticut State Agricultural soeirty. in the
hll Of is51, the FRsr Parntu wa.awar,led b. wHru-
- wusass Machine. ia Gold MEDAL the second pre-
MUM 10 singers Machine.
n these Farts DO not establish "a reputation. We
knuw not what can. Atthe above named FAIRS-at
nearly 10 ~ them, the bnaste - NIGER shuttle Ma
chime. HluGuNfENll.a a. sell ~ t3ravpr a Bakers.
Weatfa sioaf's Webster Haufhoif'. and faeut, or
been sli8NAfliN and ftriv ueatem. Nurufiuual man
can now deny The ttst thar the
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The Mighty Healer!
WORLD KNOWN AND WORLD TRIED
HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT.

TUE free admissions of all Nations as well as the
verdict of the leading Hospitals Of the Old a well
a. the New World, stamp this powerful remedial
Agent a. the greatest healing preparation ever made
known 10 suffering man. Its PENErRATIvE QUALITIES
are more than MARVELLOUS through the externsl orr
hees Of the skim invisible to the naked eve il reaches
the seat of the internal disease: and in sill external
affections its anti-inhSnmatory and healing virtues
snrpasS anything else on record, and is Natures
great ally.
ERYSIPHELAS AND SALT RHEUM
are TWO OF the most common and virulent disorders
prevalent on this continent, TO these the Ointment is
especially antagonistc, its piOiuS 0peYlE is first to
eradicate the venom and then complete the cure
BAD LEGS, OLD SORES, AND ULCERS
Eases OF many years standing that have pertins-
cousy refused To WELD any other remedy or treat
mehI nave invariably suecumhed to a few applica-
tons of this powerful unguent
ERUPTIONS ON THE SKIN,
Arising from a had state of the blood or chronic
disease are eradlcaed, and clear and TRANSPARENT
surface reganed by the restorative action of this
ointment IL SurpasseS many of the cosmetics and
othef toilet appliances in its power TO dispel rashes
and other dlshgurements of the face
PILES AND FISTULA
Every form and feature of these prevalent and
Stubborn disorders is eradcated locally and entirely
oy the use Of this emolient; warm Concentrations
should preeede ITS application. Its healing Qualities
WIN "e found to be thorough and nvariable.
both the Ointment ard PlS should be HSai ia the fo,c-
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For any Of the Languages. lesson per day, $50 per
month; lessons per day, $50 dos to learn TO read
write. and also 10 speak Language grammatically
lessons not limited loU ~
Those persons who already speak Language and
wish become good readers. and also to write and
speak II grammatical ". %
Strangers referred to circulars for letters from
Gen Andrew jackson. late President Of the L. States
Hon. Martin Van Buren,. do. Hon. Il. NJ. johnson.
late NIce-Prcsldeni OF the L. s. Hon. Hon. A. b. Ro
.man. late Governor of Louisiana: Hon. James {,
Jones late Governor of Tennessee; Hon John Gayle
late Governor Of Ala; Major General T. F. Gaines
late L. :. Army; Hon. John Bell L. s. Senate: RI
Rev. Bishop Miles. Tennessee; Rev. DIR. Lindsey
President Nashville University; Rev. Or. Chamber
lain, late President Of Oakland College. Miss. Rev
Or. Edgar, Tennessee; Hon. H. Prieur, late Mayor Of
New Orleans Hon. J. Stockton. late Mayor of Mobile
Rev Mr. Soler late President st. Charles College La:
Hon. Thos. II. Benton. late L. :. Senate Ri Rev.
Bishop Otey, Tenn; Rev. Or. Howell, Tenn; Rev.
DR.. Wheat Tenn.
Or they Refer to
Hon. c. WlcIh, Governor of Louisiana: Hon. Joseph
Walker, late Governor Of Louisiana; Hon. G. Brown
late Governor Of Mississippi; Hon. John A. Quitman,
do: Hon. Henry :. Foote do: Hon John J. Critten-
dem late Attorney General Of the United States; Hon
p. Soule, late L. :. Senate; Hon. j. Sdell do. Hon.
George Eustis, late Chief Justice OF Louisiana.
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
LOG Canal street, New Orleans.
Jan. 1889 l3-ly
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Merchants, Banks and Insurance Conn
panies, and Cotton Brokers,
Will find at our Establishment everything necessary
to complete the countingroom with the best selected
stock of STATIONERY ever imported. Also, COT
TON SALES AND ACCOUNT CURRENT PAPERS,
Of all Patterns and Cotton and Grain, Sugar and Mo
lasses WEIGHING BOOKS.
BLOOMFIELD & STEEL.
No. 90 Camp street.
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BLOOMFIELD, & STEEL
No. 60 Camp street.
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FAMILY GROCERIES,, CONFECTIONERIES, &c

'TNHE undersigned has now in store, and offers to
L the ctzehS of Paulding and vicinity a choice
stock of FRESH FAMILY GROCERIES, consisting
Of all the articles usually kept in chat line, such a.
Bacon, Flour, Sugar, Coffee, Lard, Salt, Vim
egar, Pepper, Spices, &C., &c.
He has also opened BAR, which viii be kept well
supplied with the best Liquors, to be sold toquie and
orderly customers
He respectfully solcits the patronage OF the com
muntv, being determined TO keep good articles nc
j. JONES.
P1,lfisg July %, 1855 Ally
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FEVER AND AoUE.

~ - - ~ a ~ = ~ - a -
or che relief tnd euro of pain. But che people
themselves rendering their verdict in auiHnnrr
hHih untnIattt llr and satisfactory. More than NHNn
hotties have been aulilu e very short uulr=r rrrN
proportion 60 those who heart others recommend It
Who had tried t That 10 is r. splendid discovery is
nVrrTuhnrH acknowledged nud nothing like DO
me auiy ronulno EtErrRtCotI. BE- Prof d.
Oraih'a whirh b. tn d. had 40 all the respectable
DRUGGISTS in this rity. and ~ whnlrsalo and RETAIL nj
thn nrupret1r'a PRICES. ~ Tho Agent
Fur snlr in New Orleans. shulgape and retail, Ny
q WRIGHT Cu.
20 nnd isi Chttrrs IL
Nee 0rlsiat Jan 1853. isiy