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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Beautiful is old age, beautiful as the slow
dropping mellow autumn of a rich gloriou:
summer. In the old man nature has fulfilled
her works; she loads him with the fruits Of
well spent life; surrounded by his chill
dren, she rocks him away softly to the grave,
to which he is followed by blessings There
is another life hard, rough and thorny, trod-
den with bleeding feet and aching brow,
a battle which no peace follows this side OF
the grave; which. the grave gaps before the
victory is won; and strange that it should
be-this the highest life of man. Look
back along the great names of history
there is none whose life is better than this.
- Westminster RevieW.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
New Jersey Not so Bad.

The N. Y. Tribune of tho 10th says:
We believe the Electoral Vote of New
Jersey, so much crowed over by the fusion
lists, will be cast, for Lincoln, 8 for Doug
las. At least, we Judge from the complex
ion Of the imperfect returns before us that
only those three of the fusion electors who
were also on the straight Douglas ticket are
elected; with the four highest Republicans,
whichever they may be. The straight
Douglas vote may not be large enough to
secure this result; but we think it is.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
wisconsin all Riphf.

The majority for Lincoln in Wisconsin
goes up higher and higher as the returns
come in, and the Congressional Districts dc
equally well. Lincoln's majority will crowd
close upon 10000. The Republican Con-
gressmen elect are Messrs. Hanchett, Pot
ter and Sloan. Potter, who backed down
Pryor, is now backed up by majority of
1866, and Sloan beats the miserable dough
faced Larabee about 1000!
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
SONG-

FOR THE WIDE AwAKEs OF FREMONT.
AIR.-Rosin the BoaO.
The Locos have gone up Salt River,
And there may they have long stay,
Each one with nigger so clever,
And each one to have his own way.
And each one, &c.
The great Douglas dug-out is crowded,
And thousands are still on the shore,
Their faces look troubled and clouded,
Poor fellows their case we depore.
Poor fellows, &c.
There is room in the Breckenridge vessel,
But they don't like to sail in that boat;
They can plunge in and swim up with safety,
For rotten things always will float
For rotten things, DC.
Provisions are not very plenty,
And scanty and short are their means,
But there is no danger of starving,
For they take along plenty of Beans.
For they take along, DC.
Squattor Sovereignty picked with niggers,
And Bean soup will keep them alive,
And the tricks of sly thimbe-riggers
Yield amusement for all in their hive.
Yield amusement &c.
Dear Locos, good bye, and God bless you,
Quick trip and very long stay;
Till you learn to be honest and faithful,
We hope you will all keep away.
We hope, DC.
And now brother Wide-Awakes hear us,
AS we sing a short sentence for you,
You have done great service for freedom
In working for Lincoln the true.
In working for Lincoln, &c.
The nation hereafter will bless you,
And cry out well done, and amen,
For helping to hold up free labor,
Free soil, and free speech, and free men
Free SOIL &c.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

DIRT.-Old DR.. Cooper of South Caroli-
ma, used to say to bis students, "Don't be
afraid of little dirt, young gentleman
What is dirti Why, nothing at all often
sive, when chemically viewed. Rub little
alkal upon that dirty greasespot' on your
coat, and 1t undergoes chemical change
and becomes soap. Now rub it with lit
tie water and it disappears; it is neither
grease, soap, water nor dirt That is not a
very odorous pile of dirt you observe there.
Well, scatter little gypsum over it and it
is no longer dirty. Everything you call
dirty is worthy ofyour notice as students
of chemistry. Auualyze it! Il will all
separate into very clean elements. Dirt
makes corn, corn makes bread and meat
and that makes a very sweet young lady
that saw one of you kissing last night
So, after all, you were kissing dirt, particu-
larly il she whitens her face with chalk OF
fullers earth. There is no telling Young
gentlemen, what is dirt"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Secretary Cobb said, in the presence of
several we'll known gentlemen, yesterday,
that newspaper articles attributing disunion
sentiments to him needed no denials. He
Was for it. The President discountenances
secession Cor. ~ Y. World sh.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

The following songs we're composed for
the Fremont Wide-Awakes, and sung by
the Lincoln Glee Club at the Republican
jolli6cation yesterday evening.
a SONG,
ExpREssLY FtR THE wIDE-AwAKEs OF FREMONT.
Am.-tSong Of the Sea.
When the fathers bold, the wide world told
That freedom to man was given,
From the throne above, in mercy and love,
The priceless gift of Heaven.
All, ha then came
Wars death dealing fame
On those patriots bold and brave;
They turned on the foe
With a will and blow,
Their freedom and homes to save.
The God of right gave us the might
To beat back that naughty foe;
And back he fled, from the freeman's tread,
Or in his goro is laid low.
Ha, ha in the right
Don't fear to fight
When liberty calls us out;
And obey her call
Men one and all
And put all tyrants to rout.
Republicans true, to you, to you,
Such glorious cause was given;
Honest Abe you know lead us to the foe,
Holding our flag toward Heaven.
We went you know,
With him to the foe,
We have kept that standard high,
Worked night and day,
And sung by the way
Now see how the Locos fly.
These Locos tried, they swore and lied,
Till Belzebub blushed for shame;
Much cash they used, they fzzlod and fused,
And then lost all the game.
Ha, ha the panic
That work satanic,
They used to frighten the free;
But their plans all failed,
Up Salt River they sailed,
And there we will let them be.
Republicans true, to you, to you,
This glorious Union is given;
If traitors dare its flag to tear,
Hang them up between Earth & Heaven
Ha, ha in the right
Don't fear to fight
When Liberty calls us out,
But obey her call,
Men, one and ALL
And put all tyrants to rout.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

B. P. Shillaber of Boston, so we'll known
all the world over as the quaint Mrs. Par
tington, has been elected to the Massachu-
sets Legislature. Mr.. Shillaber is a Doug
las Democrat
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

A gentleman from New Orleans was
lately robbed in the streets of Glasgow by
a women of a pocketbook containing a
cheque for e8s3, a bill for f40o, a promis-
sory note for $500 dollars, bill Of ex-
change for 5000 dollars, bill for IFS dol
lars, bill for EGO or f7O, and nine fl bank
notes, total $9,ss0.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Lincoln carried his own ward, city, county
and State. He also carried Douglas ward,
city, county and State.- Chicago Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
RICH CORRESPONDENCE.

A WHITE MAN is WILLING TO MARRY
CoLoRED WOMAN FOR MoNEY-The fol-
lowing correspondence will explain upon
what terms white man is willing to mar
ry a colored woman:
AUBURN, Oct. 10, 1860.
Mr.. F. DoUGLAss-Dear Sir: take
the opportunity to address you few lines
as follows. [ have been informed that you
had an ouely daughter and that you desired
her to marry Wright man; whereupon
you Civ $4,000 or 10000 dollars to any
respectable Wright man that would marry
her and cherish her through life. If there
is any truth in this report, P. S. let me
know and l will marry your daughter on
those conditions, and will endeavor to make
myself agreeable. Yours respectfully,
To F. DOUGLAS. CHARLES HAPP.
ROCHESTER, Oct. 16, 1860.
CHARLES HAPP, Eso.-Dear Sir: You
are an entire stranger to me, and direct me
to no one from whom l can learn your real
character and responsibility. This, if no
other difficulty existed, would seriously en-
barrass me in making a favorable answer
TO your proposition. You should have at
least given me one respectable reference
The fact that you have not done so, con-
nected with other circumstances in your
letter, makes it quite doubtful if l could
honorably accede to your proposition. You
date from Auburn, and tell me to direct to
you there, but do not name the street,
Pardon me for regarding this as a suspicious
circumstance. You may be an inmate of
the State Prison, or on your way there-a
fact which you see would interfere with the
fulfllment of your part of the proposed
bargain, even if could fulfill the part you
assign to me. You want $4,000 or $780,
900. This is a common want, and you are
not to blame for using all honorable means
to obtain it. But candor requires me to
state, that if you were in every respect a
suitable person to be bought, for the pur-
pose you name, | have not the amount
necessary to buy you. 1 have no objection
to your complexion; but there are certain
little faults of grammar and spelling, as
we'll as other little points, IN your letter,
which compel me to regard you as person,
by education, manners and morals, wholly
unfit to associate with my daughter in any
capacity whatever You evidently think
your white skin of great value. l don't
dispute it, it is probably the best thing
about you. Yet not even that valuable
quality can commend you sufficiently to in
duce even so black a negro as myself to ac-
cept you as his son-in-law. Respectfully,
FREDERICK DOUGLASS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

The Washington correspondent of the N.
Y. Tribune, says:
"Mr. Douglas will make, in a few days,
great Union speech at the South. 1t is
stated he will visit Columbus, Ga, during
the session of the Legislature"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Little drops of rain brighten the mead
ows, and little acts of kindness brighten the
world.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
How Seward,s Homo speaks.

Auburn gave Lincoln and Hamlin 449
majority over Fusion, and every town in old
Cayuga gave Old Abe majority, rolling
up the grand total of 3,967
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

IL will be the aim of the proprietor Of this Estabsh
ment 10 maintain the we'll reputation Of his work
~ At the old stand % Building op Croghan street
Fremont, Jan. 2s, 1859.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

The RULED ENvELoPEs-The N. Y.
Tribune says, the run upon the Post Off
ces for the new ruled stamped envelope still
continues. The Postmaster-General has
just ordered an additional supply of fifteen
millions to meet the demand The Post
masters throughout the country will be fur
nished with the new envelope, with instruc-
tions from the Department to encourage its
introduction as an important postal reform
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Oh, God she family said, upon her dying bed
II have followed thy divine behest
As my entire reward, grant this request
Make me the Guardian Angel of my babes, when dead.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OF
Costireness, Ja'mdice, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyseate'y, F6,H Sfonach, E,ysipelas, Hcadache,
Pa'', Rheumatism, E,rtptioas and Sbin Diseases,
Lirer Complaint, Dropsy, letter, Tonors and
Sat Rhr'm, ITGm', G5ut, Neu-aiJia, as a
Dinner PR, and far POifyiag the blood.
They are sugar-couted, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they arc the
host aperent in the world for all the purposes of
family physic.
P.is9 rs csnts per Box Five boxes FOR G1o0.
Greutnumhers ofClergymen, Physieians, States
mon. and eminent personaGcs, hive lout their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness ofthese
ro.Aedies, but space here will not permit the
Insertion Of them. The Agents below named hlr-
3i,h gratis onr AMERICAN AIN ANAC in which they
are given; with also flll descriptions Of the above
somplaints, and the treatment that should be fol-
lowod for their crc
Do not be pat of BY unpriuciplcd dealers with
ojtcr preparations they make more profit on.
0ouaud AYEEs. and take no others. The si1k
ya.- e best aid there is for thepl and lhey should
u.r, T.
- ong remedies arefnr sule by
6. BUCKLAND,
G. R. McCULLOCH.
Fremont, Sept IA, 1s6O.-ssyl.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Do you take the FREMoNT JoURNALY 1t
eostE but 81, so per year, sent by mail
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16
COFFIN ROOM.

whore kept all sizes and styles Of conA from splen-
anee OF the dead, M H
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

Time never passes so slowly and tedi-
ously as with the idle and listless. The
best cure for dullness is to keep busy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

A WHITE MAN IS WILLING TO MARRY A
CoLoRED WOMAN FOR MoNEY-The fol-
lowing correspondence will explain upon
what terms white man is willing to mar
ry a colored woman:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-11-16

IHI7 10 1uo IaTgosI UOIIagTaIIOH InaI has
ever occurred in Columbus, and it will form
subject matter for conversation for some
time. The citizens generally do not feel
satisfied with the performance of their fire
department. They insist that the loss
would have been but traing, had the hose
been.in a proper condition to withstand the
pressure of the water.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
INPECTINE,
Tae Persian Fever Charm.

- For the prevention and cure of Fcrer and Aoy, o,I
b'tto"S FcUers. Thus wonderful remedy was brnnoh,
10 the knowledge OF inc present p.opr clors ny friend
VINO has been great traveller IN Pcghia ana the HOLY
Land. NV 'y
While going down the river Eu pirates he erpcricp-
ced seUere attach q Fever and Aguc. On discover.
ing his condition, one of ie 5Oameu took from his Nor
son an Ammd saying, " War ms GRd no Fsu,r ,rjU
toR'h P"a Although incroduIousas 10 It's yIrtues no
coIdpl od' and experienced immediate relief and no.
snco always found an ciiecluai protection from ,h.
hilarious complains. "
On further nycsl gdiion he found that the bootmop
alirlhnlcd - n miraculous powers. and sDi that -
could only ho oblolned from The Priests oCthe Smn
SonC'ino al lei"?rd Inc gentleman in conK arsn, ,,b
IHesi, ubaIncd from him the secret a. II. ,r@nnr,
hoh and ascerianed where ihe medicinal hcrhs ,yo.
iouid' OF winch II was compounded Tho wondcrti,I
virtues o Tins sfi!co have induced a fail beIir in h
MINDS oi inc natives in The miraculous healing uowcrs
OF their Priests PO"ViS
since MS return 10 America it has heen tr;ed with
'no happeSi effect by several Ladies and Genilomen
Oh niga Character, who have givea 1t the mo.r nm
lu9,lhed Pra'sO. Thus remedy having been sncc;G,
VI IerSla ior hundreds OI years. for The preven,;on
uhu cure ol Fever md Ague and Bilious Fevors-Nis
now offered to tho nercan peO.le
II VIII no sent by mail prepaid with iulI drec,;on
lOt use on receipt of ono dollar
frhclpai Depot and Manulaclorv IS9 Main Z,
Richmond. Va Branch Ofllce, Bank of Co,omorco
6uildlng, New York. Address
eS0-ly JOHN WILCOX g. co.
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
CSEE1uT'&; -
ONE Price I1a9 ARG Cap GGoro

a, -. 'CoH'@h Of TET FlFTt erony prOrg)
n. West corner Of Eirhlh ard R,co s,....-
Philadelphia.
Viz pnbc arr rc,pec;.g,;!.,j,cd 10 ,,a.,,,,.;-,
That at Ihis Snro nav 1o .,.t IN ~, 'H,nd
faSn,o"9o'e ord ia"..orc hgiitEIY rpi.L UT! o.
IA IA ~ no, ow oa3 Ncarni ncp,h Crown CIob
ah' H|ze' Cai1, Plush :Iu lilsn rrmIncd ;o.n Co.
., rr.,I.a,f:c,.. "'' I''l'is' VINO two Prices
ian lglv
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Popular Medicines, &c.
DOctcr MaraTmi's

DOCtcr NEaraEmi's
y a ia IN eni al COrroctor !!
HAS HAD A TEN YEARS TRIAL,
Which should be sufficient TO convince cvo-,,
~ ~, NJ WOhiAN ol the great value OF ILe
CATAMENIAL CORRECTOR
And that IL is without exception the REST n,o,;.
pooFe 'Ae public ior all dlseu.es arising from irrcou
Chronic or Nervous Debility.
Pa!pltatiOn Of the Heart,
Vertigo or Dizziness,
Pains IN the kldneye.
Pains in the Small Of tho Hacl
Pains under the Shoulders.
Lowness ofSDrjta,
Lenguor and Nervousness Generally.
Difficult Mcnatruation,
Suspended Mcnatrua!ion,
or Cessation of the Mcneos.
''' an Almost end ess variety Of oricr III on, os o,,
u'''t On Irregularities supe.InGt teod .s rol,I. h,,
ch''u'i' or ~ weak c0nsliluiicn severe ,nc,.! -,
Fhica ihor. The mlc remed! lor al - n, 90, ,,'i :"
'hc primary cause OF HE disease: Iclnoyo !, ,, at
great 20 "'''2 ny ne
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
ES'sI z. g. g.:

l. Money is received every day, and in any amount,
LARGE or s;nai!
. F'NE FER CENT interest is pail On money
from tue GJy ID IS pu} IT,:
a. Tir money IS al WAYS paid back in COLD when.
ever il T. caitou ior. and .lllout notice
!. Money Is received ir1u Executors, Ad!aiuislro.
'"f" EnarjHl' ana ojhrr> Whodcsirc 10 have u in a
pace 81 rf,cl safety, and where interest can lie o.I
.; IA" money received from dcpo@ilors IS invested
W h""' r>iaie' Mnsaogc,, Ground Rents. aUd sucl!
oIn'f Hr.. cilT" rcrU,llc as the Cnarcr d!rc,is.
o. once ii"urN-hIery day from ~ o clock,
ana on Mondays ana Thuradlys IN S O'Clock IN ,ne
evening. ~ " "
ih', cid and we'll c>'@hlj.hcd SlVINCi FUND has
received more ndn IE.A MILLIONS OF dollars fran,
nearly tnlrly lHu1.tua jnuositorS
IL - IL
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Catalncnial Corrcctor'i

"hcn has nc cr iofied 10 elect care when ropo,,
IN It,. '' q" I'-' '!iii 5iF
"a Is pre- afod hos Ire -er;pc, and vr,'e,,c ,o..,
"' tn'" ''-'''! ." iH' - .ttt!i 81 ,,, 4, H. - ~
ammo. 81 vr 'o'l'..."g ~ .l.r 10 . ., 40, " |
'.'e ' '' le't v'"'e }! h., Daeu ..o.s., tc ,.i.
H"9 -i.:tV& ' i.sci| :. nu-t, u l.a4 .,i.,. .
l''' !H' '"-' "i topu ar l.. p.:c . q. n q l,i - -
rih' dirS "efcteirae ot"sc5 sor " omen, ,.,e.,-
ne moe c''c' 't il..s" We tutucr.lcd 80,
go "i'ol Gnu 80 t"asP'nr..or.
F9f >.'r "s co.. f,>rcca.plo Dr.ca..s tI,r,ncE,,.
lie tAlcn ".'. t..n nr,ls, 50 ''' ''''o"a"o"'
ItiCE., $50 PR IJTrfE.
y Il" t'd t0r',or: mat ronr D,,,,,;.t, jo.,,.,
ne "F"' e. lie innirg he rcmilicd ,rc,tlnns i
D 80 or more tod Ca oIdcruu ~ ,t,, t,,,,. H.;
,.'' ILL.," vii hc tcr rec OF tcii.,r,c for
bnitlc. -' ''"il'! ca'A
D'"2. st. caH 80 81 nucd G.-c.. rom lilo Eolo,,
'@fy' a. II. a'. ., e.r o5.,cr- -
hiR>s j." f3s.. -" No.-. /. e.. NI.taG d Cc NY
: - iiN't. .'ia 70, :it. i,.o4".. ...,..ll,.i
>. " HGHT &" D.. H"v, G.oa".. In. ions D. pm
" u, Hay. r.. ..J, NJ .f..,. ,.,,.,aI; G ~.
" /" 2iiE f'.t'- re ~ rc'e-a,c p-s,o..r,I. ~ N
or, or HH"re ..a-. C.t"Gters, STA lratc mn.
'N' '"r 10 t".-'r,"r, "li 0u. u..er neulcue ,c,i
Ire" 10 Hfo'c.ac Lryefs.
No medlcLo ptJc,u oa cc,,i..-,,or.
,. J. - DC NIEE
General Agent lo' i'so jn..oa s1a.es aq, ,.a..iya
40ANN 81 Ne, ~
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Miscellaneous Advertisements.
. Geal2l DS ing and Scouting Es-
t;abiislssMcNt.
NRS. 4. ". SVJ7'Jy

=, 'N'' A'' ~ 'S-HA III
no. so N iIl'h ST. bet. Market and Arch PAlLADEl-
PuIA.
DiEEE Goods of every description dyed TO anv co.
A lor. Ladies' Wearing Apparel OF every descrrp-
non dyed IN The most fashionable and pplnianent CO.
orS' Gid finished IN superior style. Meruo, Cash
mere and Grape ShaWls, Table and Piano Covers
Carpets Rugs, etc, Secured. ougee and silk Dresses
re-dyGd all colors, and warranted c;luai to new
N. N.B-Gcuicmens Clothes Cleaned or Owed on
reasonable terms. (ab q 'GO.Iv
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Philadelphia Advo1.;so;aont.
HR arFE z. = ~

NO. 235 South a!co., tnetwceu Sec"',l .,-..
EAILADELPHfA; Offers lie 0''~ ''9 ILird]
GREATEST BARGAINS IN
NHiNh' GLASS anu QUEEEswARE thrt csr h
any olner store IN The city. Their ptock naa
oa and %r N oc, o%a' Sc, g@aG,1i m Whit? Dnn.p
fench ond Amorjcgn Cut, Pressed sns pa also
aoo IN i@c' every Gr'lce to be found ,n Ias'' 1
m@r9@l rIA l,oc' al in want rrc.n, ,,.A
0eIlScf'J 10 ~Iv part CT Tie o.iy 4..s Of cn,a s'oSs
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
Great ESarGrisss i'm
CABINET FURNITURE
FARSON ~ nAuiS

=, tAKSON " DAVIS,
4'o' "o1 ""lhat ST., second door below Fourth.
p-. Philadelphia,
Dclns unNious 10 Introduce their Furniture into tho
nathe take this method to inform The public tot tbcr
Ee large slock on hand, Ollheir own manufactures
" - m'uS OF tl2 best maoral and workmanship
ny VIII warrant mar 22-lY
Smyrna times., 1860-10-11
SSEE4}s. GCSa'r'<,Y GETS'.
TWELVE n.R CFNr.

NSEE4ist 'SCs'T<2S GETY.
TWELVE "..R GENT.
What spy you % the plan anew,
That gl|cs l. every one cf yor,
Tor cash paid Gown vixen goods arc bought,
three per ceGtdm ta%cn oG.
II paid w'tnm the crcdJ, riycn,
o! nioet" days, wo theC are even;
Eat L yen oYcrran the tire,
one 20 cent. inoulh' tho fine.
We Still tec? C.o,Log ready made,
And cheap aa found among the trade,
And Goods to make and trim to order,
For Governor, Shorthand Recorder.
hcn aud Ecy's Clothing and furnishing goods
on hand. Also. Agents for /. NJ. Singers un-
r:valied Sewing Machines. Price so, S75,
S50 and '5lO0, net cash.
CYRUS STERU,
No. Ill Market ST., bt. From. and Second SITS,
"I'n'hS'02' He'' in l4-ly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

ia Itisa common observation that there
are more sufferers from debility among Americans
than can be found among any other civilized ma
tion. The reason is obvious. We take too little
exercise. and forget the wants Of the body in the
absorbing pursuits of business. In all such cases
ordinary medicines can do iittle good What IS re
Hostetter has gwen to the world. in his CELE
DRAFTED "BITTERS." The weak and nervous
denzen ofthe counting heuse, the exhausted toiler
upon the shop board. and the Frustrated student OF
the midnight lamp. have found a wonderful regen-
orator in the "BIrTsRs," and prefer it to more
pretentous, bat less efhcacIous medicines. But it
should not be FORGOTTEN that the agent which IS SO
magical in it's influence upon a frame which Is
merely debiltated, is equally powerful in assisting
nature to expel the most terrible forms of disease
Who will not give it a trial
Sold by druggists and dealers everywhere.
in m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-01-14

- VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
Fl 81, 81 situated s
county. about oss mile and half from Dapvills,
and lying eiieibly uIon the wa4se,. Of SANDY .nd
ns about sSs acres, Of which 50 acres are Gle sred
and in a fine state Of cultivation. The rema 1der
Of the timber alone would be found very remune
rativc The land il Of the best quality for raising
tobscco and other products OF this section IN son0
raj.
an WILSON'S FERRY. half a mile above Dan
Vile and upon the wagon road from Danvilie to
Henry and Western Pittsylvania In GSn9sfh isE
LAND. containing about IL acres of fine river low
grounds, suitable for market garden, or asmaii
farm. -
will please address me at DaRviile. Va, and will
take pleasure in showing the property Or GivIns
any further information. GEO. L. lLSON.
&C l6-ts