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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
MARRIED.

On Tuesday, June Goth, by the Rev VIM. Con
ncr Blount, of the N. L. Church, South, Mr. WIN
II. HUTT, and Miss REBECCA T. CHICHES-
TER, all vi the city Of Alexandria.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
GRAND FOURTH OF JULY EXCURSION TO
PINEY POINT, POINT LOOKOUT, NOR
FOLK, AND PORTSMOUTH.

H-w, The fine, safe and commodlOuS
steamer BALTIMORE. Capt. Charles
\. Mitchell having been thoroughly overhauled
and fitted up in the most substantial Inanner, with
one hundred brrths. and fourteen state rooms, will
he placed regularly Oh the line between Washing
ton and Norfolk, making two trips week. This
desirable and delightful Summer route will COM
mence OF Tuesday, the Sd Of July, with IN excur-
sion to the above named place
The steamer BALTIMORE will leave her berth
foot Of 9th street. ON TUESDAY. Sd Of July, at
o'clock. p. M. arriving at Old Point early next
morning. then proceed to Norfolk and Portsmouth,
where she will remain until p. m. OF the 4th.-
Returning she will touch ut Old Point to enable
the passengers to witness the grand display OF
Fire Works after which she will leave and arrive
at Washington at IL o'clock, Oh Thursday, the 9TH
Fare for the round trip, including meals
To MurShuli's Pavilion. ...................S30O
70 Pincy POlnt.............. 1Vo
TO Point Lookout. 3Vo
Old Point. Norfolk and PortSmouth...... QUO
The BALTIMORE will commence her regular
trips on Monday, 9th Of July, leaving Washington
on Mondays and Thursdays, and Norfolk on Tues
days and Fridays. For further information apply
on board To Captain Charles L. MITCHELL or at the
Compauv's Office, No. 37S Penn. avenue, corner Of
9th street. under the National Hotel.
GEO. L. MATTINGLI,
General Ticket Agent Potomac Steamboat Co.
10 2q-ltt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

NOR SALE.-FOUR HUNDRED AND SiA,
+ LYNNE AND THREE FOURTH AChka
m FIRST RATE CLARKE COUNTY LAND,
ono hundred and fifteen acres Of it heavily tim
hereI never fuling stream of water passes
through it, 1t is situated within eight miles .,
two Railroad Depots, aud eight Flour Mills as
which the highest market price is paid for wheat:
crops. Terms unusually accommodating:
'''f0' ISAAC IRVINE HITE.
,,,. ~, CLARKE Va NH l--entf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
LOCA 1T E III S.

bath School connected with the Methodist
Episcopal church in this city, spent " ednes-
dav last most pleasantly, amid the groves
which surround Columbia Springs.
Taking the cars upon the Alexandria and
Washington Railroad, special train having
been run for that purpose, the Sabbath
School and Il number Of others, reaching III
| all four hundred, arrived at the springs early
in the day.
No regular exercises interrupted the pic
mic: the entire day was devoted to life IN the
woods, and every one enjoyed 1t TO the ut,
most. Tie ground are spacious, well planned
and ample provided with all the conVenlen-
ces for picnic parties Never did they con-
tain pIeasanter company than that which
gathered there on Wednesday last.
The storm which came up in the evening
/ interlered somewhat with the pleasures OF
! the day. and caused the return home OF the
Sabbath School children and their friends at
an earlier hour than was intended. Alto
yether, it was a most pleasant occasion and
will long be remembered by those who par
ticipated in its innocent enjoyments.
! CloSF or Sru0oi.-As the season approach
es for the holidays, We hear On al hands Of
preparation for those interesting exercises
! by which the students OF the various lnstitu-
tons of learning, close the term 81 study.
! The Alexandria Academy CT Col. kem-
per closes its term this morning at / o'clock,
ON which occasion an address will he dehv-
! cred. al the school house, by David Fnnsten,
esq.
The students Of St Johns Academy close
the session of their institution with the usual
! exhibition, distribution Of medals, prem-
! ums, &C.. ibis afternoon, at Liberty liail.
Sevcra! other institutions close to-day with
| out public exercises.
! Co,rvr,,x COLLEGE,. D. C.~The annual
commencement Of the Columbian College. d.
! G took Mace in WASHINGTON on Wednesday.
we ax.rrisns were very Interesting. The
yalal;ct,rv WAS delivered hv john Pollard.
- nf \-;rr~;n;o The Address before The
| 'Al,m,i 81 ,h,. C,IIega was delivered by
p'I,,n, o,la a.,, and WAS 81 thuohtful and
nn,r;ot;c a,}ns;on The Davis prize medals
tvora awarded 70 T. +. Brown, ! ". Clam
r ,;nroI ,,,;I. osIIx presented lv friends Of
w. U'' n,IIa,.o VII he awarded We are pleas-
l',,.r - m. INCREASING success IT Tins
avcal)ent Institution.
s,.n,r. prrsr,r --Ona Of the pleas
"a 90" -" !,n,ants i, th. riry
~, 1,r nf c,;d ,nm,oar "a the estal-
I W (" - u C,uk {, O. at Sareota Hall.
~ nr,;5 t,no,n,,. ,,I,.r,. la. bottom Of
,1>l,,, h.,ll - a,.. l.,nr;o,, nm ,le spray Of
5;o,' f,,,,,a;n and h,,oritul uluuts crow
J q IL =
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

The authorization Of a new issue to The amount
OF So 900 geo, to rc sold At net less than par hy
the Euitod States Government. when needed IL Tue
.aurs. o, the wear is not likely TO prove burden
in ANY way upon the market Ii will probably all
he readily taken 10y our home calitaliSts-none OF
il going abroad except through American agency.
L seems that in Europe, however the expensive
governments are calling for loans. which must be
tuket BY their interested capitalists aud people at
rover rate. than the United States wall think "i
r.llirrr L. .tn.ES
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
COZ II E P C I Al.
Tie Markets.

R,1rruoRE. June 2S.-Flour closed dull; How
ord street is held at $3.50, without sales. Wheat
closed steady; new white 10, old do. 14o(g l53c.;
red 1900 lace. Corn closed higher; white ana
,,,1ow 6SM7lc. Provisions closed firm; mess pork
;:IS75; prime So; bacon sides lie. Whiskey clo-
se,i DUH At 20!c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
COME TO THE MOUNTAINS,

7 CAN ACCOMMODATE a lew BUAKDEKo
| comfortably. Those who wish to spend Il lew
weeks in the country during the warm weather OF
July aud August, will lind this a healthi"' ana
pheasant location. Situated ut the base OF the
Blue Ridge, in Ashbys Gap, the village Of Paris
has > climate and atmosphere as healthtu an!
iuvigorating as can be found anywhere. Ii Is
easy of access by railroad and stage.
&. + ADAMS.
Paris. Fauqucr Co., Va, je l6eo2w
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

New York June 2S.--Flour is quiet; State So
2,I,s5.45: Ohio $3.50 a. $j.gj; Southern S5.SV9
~ Wheat declining; Western red l40@ l45c.-
CORN is heavy: mixed 66Q61c. Pork is quie';
,,e,s slSl0SlS.-5 Lard is firm, but quiet Wits
kew closed dull al Gle. Stocks are better; Mo.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
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PORT OF ALEXhNDKIA-JuNE 2

,., ARRIVED: -. >, .,n.ri.
can > Ct,i = Co. .. '''~''
Brig Empire, Benson, Nova Scotia, plaster t"
Vim Il. Fowle 4 son
Schr. Com Conner, Giltncr, Port Depoai'e' l"ln
Der t. Slnoot, Chicr + c..
Steamer Diamond State, kerwln, Baltimore, 10
Wheat FRO ,....,. =. vL..,
steamer d. ''H''"'' Guy
Il Bro
'1 ,lt'i p.r p;y..r :, BAR.
S'hr. p"n'S' h''"H ~ ''''''''
den Minus 60, ,.,.m,l;n yyai.k, to B. NJ
sem n''''"''
fr'""7' ,r,..,,,
,,.... ,.m.,,i.', .,il,.3 from Eastport.
7e tt .'". . - ''t''I ~,
-, ,I. Ia,,a, Ry,D hence =, New London,
Hc!!E' a. He"''"' "S""'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

nISTRiBuTION OF SLAN ES.l ndcr au-
! J thority Of dccreta order of the Hon Gu
cut Court Of Fairfax County, Va, We shall pro
rr.I 70 distribute the Slaves oi which James
Bloxhan,. late OF Fairfax County, died possessed.
Kinder this decree the Slaves are not 10 be dis
tribntrd by the undersigned, out ol the members
Of the family. who are entitled to distribution.
The distribution " i'll take place on Tuesday. the
10th of July ensuing. AT Cats Tavern, Vest End,
ut o'clock .! that day, when and where those in
tcrcsted are required to attend.
CHRISTOPHER NEALE, C.,,,rs
ALFRED MOSS,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

The New York state per cent. loan OF 1867,
for q 700, CUc was awarded. on Tuesday, AT Al
hany. Thompson i Rrother", IN theI BID Tor 1,e
whole get about ,;l010N0, III lol l.l0O. The
talanre waat ron that igurc to l0l $500.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
20 RE3rTIrJL CITY REsIDENC

S....S \ BEAUTIFUL CITY RESIDENCE
G:I:: FOR SALE.--I am authorized 10 dispose
Ui. al private sale, that desirable three story
BRICK DWELLING, on the east side of Wash
inyton street, between Cameron and Queen, built
and occupied by Benjamin Hallowell.
The lot is about ~ feet front on Washington
street. running back l23 fee; } inches to the mid
die Of the square.
The house is A. feet front, divided by a hall /!
feet wide two rooms on each side the first floor,
four chambers in each of the second and third
stories and three in the attic: the whole finished
in the haudsomcst style and furnished with water
AM, gas. and every convenience of cellar closets,
pantry. &c, &C., that could be devised, by the
owner for the convenience of has omn I"m'iy.
The building was erected in 1885, and is III
rs good condition as on the day it first occu-
pied, and is only sold because not now required
for use by the proprietor
A small portion only of the purchase money
will be required in cash; a considerable portion
will be taken in public securities or stocks; ana
the residue may remain unpaid for several years
with security on the property.
ANY one DESTROYS Of purchasing, can examine
the house throughout at any time, by calling on
the subscriber as the family is now absent from
town. For particulars, apply to
9Th mo 2l-eo2m H. ii. MILLER.
gILY AND MOSQUITO TIME Those who
| would prefer TO sleep without disturbance are
informed that We have in stock for them neat
rhcap and beautiful article of Gilt Arches aud
Rims to he hung over their beds from which 10
SUSPEND nets in tiy time and curtains IN winter
They will he found very ornamental and conVe-
nj.nr Tn, curtains or net can be hung III one
minute.
We have also full supply Of all kinds Of pink
blue. yellow and white nets for beds. chandeliers
gas fixtures, picture frames, &c.
Also, II rch variety Of materials Tor summer coy
eringS for parlor seats very cheap.
CLAGETT d DODSON,
Dealers in all kinds Of Carpeting, Crftnin
Materials aud other Furniture Dry Goods,
Penn ave, Market Space, No. T.
Washington, ic 20eod6t
WATER COOLERS AND REFRIGERA-
w TORS am now selling of my stock Of
WATER COOLERS and hEFRldERAIORS at
cost. All i'll want viii please call soon.
II. l. GREGORY,
ie IS lis and 100, King street
DLASTER.-We are now receiving and have
L on hand, supply .; Blue NlND9oh
PLASTER, brought direct from Windsor; also,
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags furnished by u.s.
all at the lowest market rate.
JIG u kNOA 4 bholh L Il.
TXCHANGE On NEW YORK, for sale IN
Il sums 10 suit purchasers, by
WM. IL. FoWLE ( son,
j. ~ No 4, South Wharves.
CtTRAW MATT1NGS OF all widths and quail
y ties can be had very low, al
"a 81 S. W. MEIENRERG'5.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
Fauauer County, Va, my 3O--2aw2m
CAPON SPRINGS, Hampshire County,

CAPON SPRINGS Hampshire County, Va:
rIlIIE subscriber having leased the MOI MAIN
| HOUSE. will. in connection with hls own
property open the entire establishment for the re-
ception of visitors the 18th OF June. For other
information or circulars. address me rs above, or
the proprietors OF the Howard House baltimore.
4 daily liue Of Stages and mails from 'hcHe"'ef
and Strosburr, and Teleyraph Office Al Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore via flarpcrs Ferry.
Charlestown, and Winchester, arriveat the Springs
At o'clock. P NJ. same day-th"Sa by Washing.
ton, Alexandria. ana StraSburg al Il o'clock, I. NJ
same day. julius u "AoD.r'
Canon Springs. nv l6--eo2m" Proprietor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
rauauIER WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

TIIuESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west OF
Washington city, will be opened on the 10Th
Of June, as "A irst-cass Watering establishment.
The subscriber having become the purchaser
will make every effort, with competent assistants
to re-esta6lsh their former high reputation. They
NAV be reached in six hours from Baltimore, three
from Alexandria, and eight from Richmond, by
Railroad. with about miles OF staging, over Il
good turnpike. no
Ra,es-50c. per meal; $l.5O per day; ~ per
week: $50 per calender month, and s3o Tor Two
montts-chdrrn over and under II years, and
colored servants, half pricc--whtc servants three
iourths-horses soc. per day. Address subscriber
'Wurrenton Springs ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

~. FOR SALE OK RENT.-Two desirable
eli! three story BRICK DIV ELLiN" h''NES'
located in "a pleasant part Of the city Inc terms
will be very accommodating. Apply "
je LIT W. ~ MC' 1i"i''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

The exports exclusive OF specie t,"m New
York, the las. week amounted IL Stag Ia ;
since lst Januury. /" !i ,I74,T5l.
~S-@~'
,nsn kLE-sraH 1860.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29
THE SEVEN FOUNTAINS. or

UAite sulphur anu Chatybcofc sprays,
SuESANDoAH COUNTY, VA.
NNHIS pleasant Summer resort will be open tor
i the reception Of vlSitcrs on the 18th OF June.
Coaches will leave Water Lick Station, on the
Manassas Gap Railroad daily, after the arrival OF
the cars Distance l2 miles up the romantic val
lev of Powells Fort. Persons leaving Baltimore
via Washington and Alexandria, in the early train,
will arrive at the Springs on the same day
Through tickets obtained nj Alexandria.
My Farm, Garden and Dairy are renowned for
the abundance and superiority OF their produc-
tons. For description (Eirginia lllustrated) see
Harpers Magazine, December, 1855. Full par
tculars can be had by application for circulars,
which also contain the analysis OF the several
Waters.
Rooms or Cottages can be secured in advance.
SULPHUR or Mountain Water Baths rs desired
Terms IS per week or $50 per month.
Mails daily, Postoitice Seven Fountains shen-
an,loah. Va. SAM'L. A. BANNER, Proprietor
IN o1-po1m:*
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

WARREN SULPHUR SPRINGS FOX KENT.
yIHIS NOTED AND POPULAR WATERING
PLACE, is now offered for rent. To good
tcnant and one who will take Of the property,
the terms will he accommodating.
Tani-a The HOUSE is commodious and airy, fur
Jill nished complete, and ready for immediate
occupancy.
These SPRINGS are situated near Front Royal
within one mile of Buckton Station, on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad, by which ii is rendered ac-
ccssibe from Ill quarters.
4 favorable opportunity is offered to those de-
sirous of engaging in the business of keeping 4
fashionable watering place. Appyto
FOSTER ( CO., Plains, Fuuquier co., Va.
j. c. DAVIDSON,
Buckton Station, Warren county, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

LASTER.-We are now receiving and have
[ on hand, a supply .; BLUE WINDSOR
PLASTER, brought direct from Windsor; also,
GROUND PLASTER, lin bags furnished by u.s.
all at the lowest market rate.
10 III kNDA * BROTH T. II.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

IRON AT Il CENT5 PER
Ii POINp.-- Just received, consignment OF
the above article. winch Am authorized to sell
, Tor cash only1 1T the low price Of ltc. t ID.
have also now in sicre 20 kegs best Pressed Horse
shoe Nails, Of assorted sizes for sale Al the lowest
r,t.s. also = LOT of Horse Shoes At 81 % per key
ON and examine GEO. T. BALDWIN,,
i, ~ King 81. between Fairfax and Water.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

rROIiND pLASTEk.-We offer for sale best
u WINDSOR PLASTER, ground very tue IN
our own Mill, al ST per tom OF 224o lbs delivered
to ears az to vessels. Thc.pricc will not be adran-
rcl, and the farmer can rely upon getting Tue poS'
article fresh ground whenever thcS. may order.
- - MEADE i MARlE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

Dgow<FD.~- learn from the Port To-
bacco Times that on Sunday last, negro
woman. the property Of Barnes Compton,
es,,., while attempting to cross Nattaw"rnnn
creek IN a canoe, accompanied by negro
man, was drowned. The canoe careened and
the woman fell overheard. ana the man beng
drunk. was unable to render any assistance
to the woman. The body was io"nd on
Monday firmly fastened IN the mud.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

INXCHANGE On NEW YORK, for sale IN
II sums 10 suit purchasers, by
WM IL. FOWLE son,
i. - No. 4, South Wharves.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-06-29

The name and site Of office at Republican
Mills, Fairfax county, is changed to !horn-
tons Depot, on the Alcxandria; L1udo4n
and Hampshire Railroad, and William II.
Thornton appointed postmaster, vice John
Powell.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20
improvements in Fremont.

The Census man has been around, and
gives the number Of inhabitants in our cor
poration at 1921. This number falls short
of what many of our citizens claimed
Notwithstanding we do not number 5000
souls, we can show town which is not ex-
celled in business point of view by any
other of twice its population in Northern
Ohio.
Our mechanics are all at work, and that
too on profitable jobs, and there are none
idle who have any desire to work. Among
the buildings now going on we would men
ton
The large Gas Works of Messrs. Stephen
son, the brick walls of which are nearly
completed, and it will not be many weeks
until the town is lighted with gas.
The foundation walls Of r. P. Buckland's
block, 90 by so feet, to be three stories
high, are now laid, and the brick work will
soon be commenced.
The first story, Quilt of stone) of the
large Steam FIGURING Mill of D. L. June
is up, and the brick on the ground for the
walls.
Nat Haynes is building beautiful resi-
dence on the turnpike, west side of the riv'
er, which will be model one.
o. A. Roberts, is building a large two
story residence on Front street.
Jas. Moore has just completed large
brick warehouse back of his block on From
street, and there are several other building
going on which we cannot now speak of.
j. Rumbaugh, architect and builder, tell
us that over fifty new houses have beef
built this season, and that twenty-onc hav'
been built between Croghan Street and tn,
turnpike.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

Senator Brown of Mississippi, who is one
of the great Democratic leaders in these
times, makes the following beautiful dec
laration:
81 want Cuba, want Tamaulipas, Po-
tosi and one or two other Mexican States
and / want them all for tho Same reason,
for the planting and spreading of slavery.
I would spread the blessings of Slavery,
like the religion of our divine Master. to
the uttermost ends of the EARTH"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20


The Fremont Wide-Awakes desire to ex-
press their earnest thanks to the following
ladies of this town for their kindness in
making the beautiful Flag, which is to wave
from the LINCOLN Pole in front of the
Wigwam.
Miss MARY DERAND,
NELLIE HAFFoRD,
REBEoCA SMKINs,
OLIVIA BARTLETT,
BELLE Maxwell,
LIDIE SMKINs,
ANNIE BUcKLAND,
SARAH WILSON,
ATHENA SHARP,
MARY CAAFIELD.
And VIC do assure them that we will do
all in our power to secure the success of
"HoNEsr OLD ABE" and HAMLIN too, in
the November contest.
Fremont WDE-AwAKEs.
July II, 1860.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

The above notice was handed 10 for pub
lication yesterday just as We we're getting
ready to 60 to press. The action of the
Council in ordering vote has taken us
entirely by surprise, as we presume it has
large majority of the friends of the meas
ure. Tho Council gives short notice, but
we presume every voter in the Corporation
will have ample time to make up his mind
before election day. If the proprietor of
Ft. Stephenson is still willing to dispose of
the property, let it be purchased by all
means. Nothing will rebound moro to the
prosperity, advancement and credit of the
town. But we must defer further remarks
until next week.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

Douglas, in his letter of acceptance, eu-
logises the Compromises of 1850. johnson,
on the other hand, speaks of those compro-
misses as a "base surrender" If the things
themselves are "base" those who made
them are "base" also. johnson is, there
fore identified with the leading promoter of
"base" scheme, and Douglas is running
with the man who denounced him for it
What "happy family"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

Read the patriotic letter of John Hanks,
the cOmrade boatman and rail-splitter of
"Honest Abe Lincoln" which is printed on
the fourth page. The Ohio Statesman de-
Clared that Hanks was going to vote against
Lincoln, and when his eye fell upon the
foul assertion, he wrote and published this
noble letter, that all might read and know
how he should vote.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

New HACK AND MAIL RoUTE.-A daily
hack and mail route has been established
between Tifin and Bellevue, by way of Re-
public, West Lodi, Butternut Ridge and
Flat Rock. The hack will leave Tifin at
Ii P. M. and Bellevue at 81 A. M. A
mail route from Republic to Bellevue by
way Of the points just named, has long
been needed, and will be great accommo-
dation to the people, who have heretofore
been deprived, in great measure, of mail
facilities. Congressman Carey has been
instrumental in getting the route establish
ed.-II1in Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20

Hon. John Sherman was renominated
for Congress by acclamation at mass NEE
ting held at Shelby on Tuesday last. John
Beatty of Morrow county, was nominated
for Presidential Elector. This meeting
was one of the largest that has been held
in Ohio this season. A resolution was
adopted by a 5000 aye, that they would
give Lincoln and Sherman 5000 majority
in the 18th District. They can do it.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1860-07-20
INPECTINE,
The Persian Fever Charm.

TOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE
IL OF FeUer and AgHs and Bilious FeUers. This won
deru remepy brought to the knowledge of the pres
ent propretors by friend who has been great traveller
in Persia and the Holy Land
While going down the river Euphrates he experienced
attack of Fever and Ague. On discovering his
condition, Of the Boatmen took from his person
Amulet saying, Wear this and FeUsr oiH touch yOu"
Although increduous to its virtues, he complied and
perenced immediate relief and has since always found it
eectual protection from all malarious complaints
On further investigation he found that the boatman at
tbuted to IL miraculous powers, and said that II could
only be obtained from the Priests Of the Sun. Sometime
afterwards the gentlemen in conversing with Priest
obtained from him the secret of its PREPARATION aud
certaned where the medicinal herbs found (which
it compounded The wonderful virtues Of this article
have induced full belief in the minds Of the natives in
the miraculous healing powers of their Priests
Since his return to America II has been tried with the
happest effect by several Ladies and Gentlemen of high
character who have given 1t the most unqualified praise
This remedy having been specific in Persia for hundreds
Of years. for the prevention and OF Fever and Ague
and Bilious Feversis offered to the American people,
1t will be sentb mail prepaid with full directions for
use, receipt Of one dollar
Principle Depot and Mandatory 1855 Main street.
Richmond, Va Branch office, Bank Of Commerce Build
ing, New York. Address
JOHN WILCOX co.
June 20, ls60.-25y1.