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The great scourgc Of this continent yields
quickly TO course of these antiseptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone searching and nnerring remedy
disperscs it from the patients system
GENERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS
From whatever cause, Lowncss of Spirits
and all other signs OF diseased liver, and
other dsorgauization of the system, vanish un.
der the cradicating influence of this all power.
ful antiseptic and detergent remcdys
BILIOUS DISORDERS
The proper quantum aud right condition
the bile is of momcntous importance to the
health OF the huuan frame, this iuti.biiious
medicine cxpcIS the hidden seeds uf the com
plant, aud rendcs all the fluids aud secrctions
pure and fucut, cleansing and rcsusitating the
visal functions of the body.
SICKLY FEMALtS.. .. -..
Should lose no time in trying few doses o
this regulating and renovating remedy, what.
ever may be their complaint, il can be taken
with safety in all periodical aud other disorgan.
iz' tions its effect is all but miraculous.
UNREFUTED PROOF.
The testimony of Nations is unanimousl
born 10 the health giving virtues oft his nobl
remedy, and certificates in every living Ian
guagc bear witness To the UndeniabIeness o
their Intrinsic worth
Hoiioway'S PITS are tie best re,neiy
kaoCa IN the ,oorid for the Joliowing
diseases.
Asthma, Diarrh9a, Indigestion.
Bowel Compile Dropsy. Influenza,
Coughs, .' Debility lnhamntion.
Colds, Fever and Apuc. Inward w.ak.
Chest Diseases. Female Compl't, ness,
Costumes, Headaches. Liver Commit.
Dyspepsia, Lowucs olSp.rits Piles,
Stone aud Gravel, Secondary Svmtoms, Ven
eral Affections. Worms OF all kinds
~" CAUrloN!--Nonc are genuine unIes. lin.
words Holloway New York and London, are
diScernible a. a "Water.maTk" in every r,i a,
the book OF directions arounu each pot or box;
the same may be plainly seen by ''holIing the
i"at t. the light" handsome reward will be-
gwen 10 any one rendering such information as
may lead TO the detection of any party or pdr.
ties counterfciting the medicines or We, ding
the same, Knowing them to be spurious
- Sold at tltc Manufactures OF Professor
HOLLOWAY, so Maiden Lane, New York, and
by all respectable Druggists ara Dealers in Med,
ic'nc throughout the United States and tho
civilized world, in boxesat 26 cents, 63 cents
and 81 each.
sB- There Is considerable savingby the lar.
ger sizes.
n. B.-Directous for tho guidance of pat
tents in every disorder are affixed TO each box
June 10 1858. Is--lv,
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ESANCY Candies. Raisins-whole, half
~ and quarter Boxes, Paradise nuts, Al
'nands, Butter, Pesnh nuts English WAL
nuts, Coeanuts. Hsrdpg. Cove Oysters
Salmond, Lobsters, Pepper Sauce. Tomato
&c &c. Fresh, just received by
JOS, M. GAYLE.
Camden. Jan &. 1881 47tf
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APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
jlSj prizes amounting to 1920, 900
Tickets $40; Halfs SIS; Quarters $3.50

- 4 Circular showing the plan Of the Lotto
ries viii be seat to ary one desirous of rccev
ing it.
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sslamissl Biamsss..

a sUppbY Of blnnks q. hand at the
Ledger O'lice, thai will vs sold sxcI Iusiye '
for cash. Persons will obIisc US by moi
asking for them On an, ,ther terms.
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S|e
No l6 Sl,47i per piece
We Offer Fancy Ribbons "All Styles" IAN
Colors, An Qualities a. Prices Defy
ing Competition, and
FOR CASH ONLY,
Oar establishment is the centre of attrac.
ton for Ribbons Quick Sales, Light Prof.
lis aud Good Value" for Cash.
ROUCHES! ROUCHES!!
New Styles and Patterns, at saving of
30 per cent from credit prices. Examine
our samples, and b. convinced.
BLONDLACES, QUILLINGS, Sc. &c.
Our line of these Goods always full
We import Job them at o.lce for per cent
advance. Marked price on all Goods in
Plain Figures
A Saving0f 20 per cent on these Goods
From Credit Prices. 40
Our intention is TO make the Ribbon
Trade as staple in regard to prices As do.
nestle goods TO do this we must sell
One Million Dollars worth OF goods per an.
nun !
We are Union Men. mo North" ..no
South = We solicit tbs patronage of Mer-
chants. in every section ofthe United States
and are The sersaals ofalI who favor US with
their trade and patronage. .
JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RTpBoS HoUsR,
1l6 Chambers Street, ~ Y,
y. II. wALKER, ~
near the Hudson River Railroad Depot,
=. Jan. 18th, 4g--4sn.
=
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splendid SCHEM T.,

303l6 prizes amfg to SI2U2 600
Tickets 500, Halves $40, Quarters So,
EighthS $3.50.
package of 20 Whole Tickets at
$50 costs, $500
There are II drawn ballots, and each
ballot being worth $50, makes $24O
10 per cent oil, being SO
Leaves net Po4
Leaving risk to the purchaser, 1915
Persons who desird need only remit the
risk on Package, for which we will send
a Certificate as follows
4 Certificate OF Package Of 26 WhoIes,
costs, $500
do do 20 Halyes q" I6o
do do 90 Quarters @ IA
do do 26 Eiohths. q All
~" All orders addressed to sFsAscR,
3RoADsEsrs g. Co, Whmington. Dck,,wifi
meet with prompt attention, and the pfifi.
ted oiiirial drawing sent as soon ~ over.
FRANCE, BROADBENTS ~ CO.,
Managers
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Il. A. GAULDING.
Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia

Deputy G. NJ. of the Grand Lodge of Georgia. :"
"l have used Jacobs Cordial in INV family
and This, with all ] hear about il as remedy
by those who have tried it, induces me to be-
lcve that it stands a; the head of every prcpa.
ration OF the kind, aud would recommend its
use III the diseases for which il is compounded
MILES q. DOBBINS.
Cashier of the Bank of the STATE OF Georgia,
Griffin"
"If there is any credibility in human tcst-
monl, Jacobs Cordial must stand prc-emincnt
above all other preparations for the curep
Bowel Diseases. From the mass OF testimony
III ITS iavor coming in from all quarters, 1t must
he very lar in advance, as Il curative agcut of
most if not all other patent preparations
Il FLEMING.
Cashier Marine and Fire Insurance Bank Griffin.
This efficient remedy is travelling into celeb
rity IA fast as Bonapartc pushed his columns
into Russia, and gaining commcudatiou where
ever uScd."-Georgid .jcgersomian May 1871,
1888.
SOLD BY DRUGGIST.S EVER YIFTERE
Druggists Merchants and Physicians sup.
piled by j. dSiiIURSr, Importer aud Whole
sale Druggist, Charleston.
July lith, 22-tf
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1859 POPULAR TRADE 1859
Ribbons and Millinery Goods.
RIBBONS RIBBONS! RIBBONS! !
To Merchants, Miliucrs, Jobbrrs, Dealers
In Ribbons, Millinery Goods. and
Cash BUYERS in all Sections of
the Country.
THE CASH RIBBON HOUSE.
lI6 Chambers Street. New York.
JNO FARRELL.

IIS lNp'I'pIibb 1000.
We have originated new principlc--a
new era in Ihe Ribbon Trade, whereby We
make this business plain, simple and staple
rs that OF Brown Shsetings.
We SELL FOR CASH! We Buy FOR CAsH |!
We are satisfied with 3 per cent profit -
Ask no Second Price. Have all our goods
marked in Plain Figures. 80 that man, wo>
man, and child "buy alike" aud receive the
same value for their money.
Our Prices for best Taiieta Ribbons, all
cOOrs.'are
No. l2eis per piece, No. 4 35Icts per piece
IL Is 6 57k "
/" J 204 " 9S74
3 25t " l2sIOT4
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.WINE.--I,0oO Hanks rhree.pty, Tor
y sale At JOS. ~ GAYLE.
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EDDY & Co, MANAGERS,
Successors to s. SWAN g. co.

-O-
The following Scheme will be drawn by
Wood, Eddy 81 Co, Managers Of the Spar
Ia Academy Lottery, in each of their
Single Number Lotteries for May, 1859
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in public, under
the superintendent Of Commissioners.
e. T. "A = = 10,
Draws on Saturday, May 7, 1859.
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The great scourge of this continent yields
quickly to q course of these antiseptic Pills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper tone; searching and nnerring remedy
dispcrscs it from the patients system
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From whatever cause, Lowncss ofSpirts
and all other signs OF diseased liver, and
other disorgauization of the system vanish un-
der the eradicatng influence of this all power.
full antseptic and detergent remcdys
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

A VICTIM OF SpImTUALIsM,- at
his residence in Boston, Alexander Went
worth, aged 35 years, Mr.. Wentworth
was an active business man, doing business
on Court street. For tho last two or three
weeks he had been taking medicine under
advice of spirit influence, and he fancied
that he felt better under their workings.
On Friday evening Mr.. Wentworth, hay
ing again consulted his spirit medium, con
cluded to take another portion of medicine
of different kind, which, in this case,
proved to be so powerful that it caused his
death. On the following morning a post
mortem examination of tho body was held
by six regular physicians, who pronounced
that the deceased came to his death in
consequence of taking an over dose ofmed-
icine. Considerable excitement exists
among the friends of the deceased about
his sudden death and the dolusion under
which he was cloudOd. Mr.. Wentworth
leaves a wife and one child to mourn his
early death.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
nody Of Angus ronnd-ooroner's Jury,


Body OF Angus Found- CorOner's Jury
On the 7th Of December last Samuel
Angus, n resident Of Itollersville, aged
about GO years, came to Fremont; on tho
sth he was about town in state Of intoxi-
cation, and the last that was seen Of him
was about dark, on tho evening Of the 9th.
From that time up to Saturday last, it was a
mystery as to what bad become of him
Many curious stories were put in circulation,
and that he had been seen at different
points. On Saturday evening last his body
was found in tho Sandusky river about three
miles below the bridge, and brought to
town. On his person was found his pocket
book and papers, watch, and 81 in money.
A coroner's inquest was commenced on
Monday to ascertain, if possible the cause
of his death. The jury adjourned Tuesday
noon until Friday (to-day0 nth, for furth-
er testimony, and the examination has not
yet been concluded.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

A BENEyoLENr JoKE.-At the charita-
bic sale held in Paris at the Hotel Lambert
by the Princess Czartorska in favor Of the
distressed Poles, Madame George Sand
held stall and displayed a quantity of
small articles in linen and embroidered mus
lin. Baron James de Rothsebild happen
ing to pass, the fair saleswoman addressed
him with the usual request to purchase
something. "What can buy!7 said the
Baron, "you have nothing that can do any
thing with. But stay, an idea strikes me.
Give me your autograph; sell me at"--
Madame Sand took sheet of paper and
wrote the following words "Receiyed from
Baron James dc Rothschild the sum of one
thousand francs for the benefit of the dis
tressed Poles George Sand" M. de
Rothscbild read it, thanked her, and pre-
senting note for the sum mentioned, pass
ed on with the autograph, highly gratifed.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

PRovIDENTIAL EscAPEs.- On Tuesday
evening, sth inst, we took the cars for Nor
walk. At Clyde, lady with child in
her arms and leading another attempted to
get off the rear car, but being rather slow
did not step off until the train had started,
she was thrown down violently and some
what bruised, and but for the persons stand
ing by, who Immediately caught her and
the child, they would have went under the
car. No person should be tardy in step
ping from the cars at way stations, where
the stops are necessarily short, then such
accidents would not occur.
About three miles east of Bellevue two
men were seen to step from the track, but
being intoxicated one of them staggered
against the locomotive after the front had
passed them and the locomotive striking
him on the hip and knocking him against
the other one they were both pitched into
the ditch. The train was backed up and
the injured man picked up and taken tC
Norwalk, He made great fuss, anc
groaned Justify. But on the surgeons ex
amining him at Norwalk, no bones wer'
broken though he was considerably bruised
They were both so drunk that they coulG
not take care of themselves, hence the acci
dent There was no one to blame but them
selves.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11
H O ARD ASSOCIATION
PIIILAnELPIlIA

IIti tilIAIlG4lPll1A.
EeNerOicgf fgsuiioH rsi0btskea nv special Eadow-
msH for The relief NJ fhs SRA and disiyesscd AFFLICTED
nth YiratcNt md Ep1dcmic Discases.
.rVNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of The awful
destruction Of human BE- caused by sexuhi dlreneer
and the deception praciiced upon the uorturate victims
Of such diseases by 9uacks several yeA ago directed
their Consulting Surgeonas HAHfr ARIE ACT worthy
their naue to open Duensay orthe treatment ~ this
class " Diseases in a their FORMS andto give MEDICAL
ADVICE GRATIS To- all who apply by letter. with de-
sctipton Of thcr condition, Gage, occupation, hnbis Of
f, &c.l and in cnscs Of exrcnc poverty to FURNISH
that the Association commands the hghcst Medical ni
the agr, and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
Tho Directors Of tho kssociation their Annual Report
upon The tcnncnt Of Sexual Diseases for the year end
inc Jnuuer, lst 1855 cvprcss the highest satisaton
with the which nd attended the abors of the Con-
Niliing surgeon in the of Spematorrhwa, Seminal
Weakness Impotence. Gonofrh0a. Gleet Syphilis, the
yre Of Onaism Self abuse &c. and order connuancs
4 Of tlIe sumo plan FOR the ensuing year.
! The Directors a review OF the past, feel assured
That their nbnr in this sphere Of benevolent eoft have
been ogreat benefit to the afflicted eneciav 70 tho young
and they have resolved to devote enselyns with
ed zeal TO this very important and much despFed
An admirable Report on Sperrnatorrhupa. Seminal
Weakness the vice Of Onansni, Masturbaten, SELF
abuse other diseases Of the sexual organs Nv the Cor
Isuur Surgeon will be sent by mail (n sealed envelope
FREE or CHARGE receipt Of TWO STAMPS for pos
age Other Reports and Tracts the nature and treat
ment Of sexual diseases diet &c constantly being
published for rratuttious distribution and will be sent Ia
treatment discovered during the last year. Of great
value,
Address, for Report or treatment, DR.. J. sKILLlN
lHoUGITON. Acting Surgeon Howard Association, No
South Ninth street Philadelphia, Pa.
BY order Of the Directors. :.
EZRA u. flEARTWELL, PresidSHt.
GEO. FAIRCHl1D, Sseretaro.
june is, ls5s-2lyl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

A few weeks since, many of the papers
Of the country were ablazo with Indignation
against the Atlantic Telegraph Company,
and stoutly asserting that no message had
ever been transmitted through tho wire be-
tween this country and Great Britain
While, on the contrary, the London Times
says that a single message sent over the
cable when first opened, by which the en-
barkation of the Canadian regiments fol
India was countermandcd saved the Gov
ornment at least $25O,0O0.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

New LANDLORD AT THE CRoonAN.-
Frank N. Gurnoy who has been the popu-
lar host of the Croghan House for the past
three years, intends to leave itin few days,
Gurney has hosts of friends, has kept n
good and orderly house, and will be favora-
bly, remembered by all who have had the
pleasure Of sojourning with him. Mr.. G.
is to be succeeded by Smith Ferris, lately
of the Western House, Gallon, 0. Mr.
Ferris comes well recommended, and we
have no doubt but he will keep up the good
name which the Croghau has so long en-
joycd.
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HEALTH WITHOUT PHYs1C
4 Prize Essnn on Nerrons Diseases.

Il If%e ESSdY on AerUOUS Diseases.
just published the 2jth thousand in sealed envelope
price 10 cruts sent postpaid, by tile Publishers oi
stamps: MEDICAL ESSAY PHYSICAL EN-
HArSTioy tND DECAY Of the frame from Indulgence, lu-
fiction md hc miunous consequences Of Mercury, U
The modern WeGns Qf rprc.
BY r. J. CCLNEBWELL, ~ H..
Mcmerot the ROYAL college Of Surgeons, &c, &C. SC.
GR SpcrnatorhWa, Seminal Emissions Ncrou.
Debility 1mrotrncy Loss VI Energy, Depression orSiris
Timiv Diseases Of the Sexual Organs aud mpedimcnt
to Marriage generally are promptly and cIcctuoy CURED
hv the Authors novel aud successful mode Of treat
men by means ofwhch the Invalid regain pristn,
health without having recourse TO dangorousa expcus
i've medicines.
From tn" London ancct-"JHe beet ireaiisccre irri
ten on sH5jert Of riia' Importance TO aH iceH oOrihy III
.fufh0rs craited reputation.
Address tho Publishers; c. .IC KLINE & Co., 1st Ave
uue, cor 10th St, Post Box $3.50 New York City. Inn;
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

INDECENT HAsTE.-The rapacious Office
seekers at Washington did not wait till Key
was cold before making application for his
place. A letter says:
As early as yesterday morning, when
gloom settled on the face of the whole com
munity, the White House was beset, and
Democratic Senators entered to urge the
claims Of their friends before the President
bfeakfasted. Mr.. Ould, of Georgetown, is
most prominent, and is urged with zeal by
Mr.. Bright, Mr.. SIidell and Mr., Benjamin.
He was the principal competitor when the
late Mr.. Key was re-appointed, and then
the second choice of the President, as he so
assured the gentlemen who advocated his
claims
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

Robert Barnett Of Lincoln Co., Ky, did
a noble deed on the 2d.of March, by bring
ing eighteen slaves to Cincinnati and Civ
ing them their freedom, Before crossing
from Kentucky he was offered $4,000 for
the slaves. but remarked that he would not
take $4,000 for them, as the motive in
ducing him to free them, was of higher
character than that of gain.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

We notice in our exchanges throughout
the State, that the laws passed by the pres
ent Legislature are being Published, accord
ing TO lar, for the benefit of those who are
to be governed by them. For the last
three or four years the laws have not been
published in Sandusky County, aud the
people do not know what are the laws
They should be published as soon as passed
We believe it is the duty of the Auditor
Probate Judge, and Prosecuting Attorney
to have them published, and the law of the
State prescribes the rates.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1859-03-11

John L. Greene, j., was last week admit
ted to the bar, on examination, at Colum-
bus, and is now associated with his father,
in the practice of law at this place.
Monday last it rained all day, and during
the night there was violent thunder storm
raiued all Tuesday. Wednesday was as
beautiful morning as ever dawncd in
March. The roads are horrd; the mud is
from inches to feet deep.
The Milan free Press says the wheat
crop in that section looks bad
Navigation on the lake may now be con
sdered as opened for the season. Boats
are arriving and departing from all thc
ports.