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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-15
Tha Friendly sIaKe.

One of the officers of the Massachusetts
Goth, who was in the battle at Balls Bluff
from early morning until late at night, states
that be did not leave the Virginia shore un-
till P. NJ, when he found friendly ne
gro, who, in the hours Of darkness, ferried
him across in his skiff to place of safety
on the Maryland shore. M
Tho above is from the Boston Traveller.
Did that officer do his duty when he landed
on the Maryland sidel If so--according
to tho latest law on contrabands--he should
have taken an account of the "eontrabands"
services, SO as to render such account TO the
slaves master, and then the officer should
have gone right back to Virginia and deliv-
cred tho slave to that master.
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Destructive Fire.

About half past one o'clock on Sunday
morning, 10th inst, our citizens were arous-
ed by the alarm of "Fire!" 1t WAS found
to be in the second story, rear part of DR.
VIM. St. Glars beautiful brick block, on
Front street. 1t was impossible TO save the
building, and it was soon consumed will
nearly all its contents. The lower room.
were occupied by Ed. L. Cross, a jeweler
who had just como among us, and had but
the evening before received portion of his
goods, aud they were all, to the value of $2,-
$50, lost. 1t was not known that Mr.. G.
had received his goods, or they might have
been saved. He did not know of the fire
until 8 o'clock the next morning. The 9th
er lower room was occupied by E. Granting
as a leather store, portion of his stock was
saved; his loss is about 5000. The second
story was occupied by A. j. Harris as din
ing hall and cook room for the soldiers; il
was here that the fire originated. Mr.. Har-
ris' loss in table furniture, stoves and pro-
visions, is about $500. DR.. St. Clair's loss,
in the building, $4,000. No insurance on
the building, or contents.
On the north side Of the block was the
Office of DR.. St. Clair, and the Millinery
store of Miss NJ Herman, over them the
boot and shoe shop of Mr.. Granting; next
the Grocery Store of D. Daily, and on the
corner the Hardware Store of Roberts d
Sheldon. Their goods &C., were all remov-
ed, but more or less damaged. Roberts Il
Sheldon's loss will be 5000, insured. Daily
5000, also insured. ~r---
On the south side Of tho block Rees' bar.
Der shop, over it a family. Travis q Co.'s
market, over It family; and on the corner
Vallette d Co.'S Flour Store. All goods
DC, were removed, but with loss and dam
age, no insurance.
1t was fortunately at calm hour, other
wise tho whole front of the square must
have been consumed. Had it not been for
the courage of the fire department and some
of our citizens, the FIRE would have made
clean sweep over the whole square. We
noticed many ladies who worked With great
zeal, some even at tho engine brakes, while
strong men, property holders looked on with
seeming indifference. Had men, who stood
idly about the sidewalks manned the en-
gine properly at the first tho fire could have
been confined to St. Clair's block and even
the front half of it need not have been con-
sumed. .-T .-s.E..r5
The alarm was not general; scarcely any
one on the cast side heard ii; and many
who lived within forty rods of the FIRE did
not know it until tho next morning.
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Crogham Regiment.

Recruiting for the 72d Regiment goes OIL
steadily, though not as briskly as it ought
Meetings are being held at school houses in
all parts of the county, and the necessities
for ""'ore men" are presented to the people.
1t is expected that a large portion of the
recruits will be in camp next week.
Croghan's old gun which did such good
service in Fort Stephenson, on the I'd of
August, 1918, has been taken into camp,
and is fred at sunrise and sunset, at the re-
lief of guard.
Camp Croghan will be formally orgsuiz-
cd on Monday next
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Arrest Of a Man nnd wife for treason.

htTohN " tuHh huN wiz hoT AEchSuhs
An exciting scene took place on the
Cleveland and Detroit steamer May Queen,
yesterday morning, as she was entering this
port. A gentleman and lady tho former
apparently about sixty years Of age, and
the latter also in the decline Of life, most
respectable looking couple, were arrested
and confined in the cabin by United
States Marshal from Michigan. The affair
was kept very quiet, no one being let into
the secret except Capt. Viger The bag.
gage, consisting Of from six to ten large
trunks, was then searched by the U. S. Mar
shall and his son, acting as assistant and
wcro found to contain large quantity of
revolyers, percussion caps, ammunition, let.
ters and an immense amount Of contraband
Of war. Upon these discoveries, tho U. s.
Marshal seized the baggage, checked it for
the East, and taking the gentleman and
lady in custody, procured tickets for Boston,
their evcutful destination being Fort War
rem.
Information had reached the Michigan
Marshal, perhaps coming from Govern
ment, that such persons were enroutc for
Missouri, having arrived from Europe in
one of the last steamers. They had left
the steamer at Montreal, taking the Grand
Trunk Railroad for Detroit and evidently
wero intending TO roach the South by way
of Missouri. The U. S. Marshal followed
them on the boat which they took at De-
troit, aud for some reason made no arrest
until reaching Cleveland. Inasmuch as the
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special Noticc-To ConsumpIivcs.

The advertiser having been restored to health in very
few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered
several years with lung Affection and that dread
disease consumption-is anxious make known to his
fellow sufferers the means Of cure. at rr.
To all who desire it, he win send copy the preserip-
tion used ee of eharge with the directions prepar
ing and using the same which they viii find SURE cuRE
for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA BRONCHITIS, &c. The only
object of the advertiser in sending the prescription to
benefit the afflicted, aud spread information which he
ceives to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, 1t will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
42mo3 williamsburg, Kings County. N. Y.
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The, Great French RemedY!
MADAM BovINs CELEBRATED sILvER-co2T 2TEl
EEMAI e Ru Slf

MADAM BoVIN's CELEBRATED sILvER-co 4TED
'. EGMALE RlLUS-1
The only certain and Safe Remedy for all Uterine Oh
struetions Monthly DIfeultis Irregularities and all the
other diseases to which the Woman Wife and Mother
peculiarly liable. .. ........7 t.--,-r
These Pills contain deleterous ingredients, but are
safe and certain in their action They will be found
exert the happeHt effect in all OF Proapsus Uteri
in Luchorrh the whitss they viii be the
siest aud most certain that be found 10
account Of this certainty they should not b. taksa by
Pregnant Females CdHrfag tAs first three months is
Tdgs Is esrtaia) to be brought on at other peri
DDS their use is perfectly safe. 1lA
n. Bone Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agent
VIII ensure package of Pills by return of mail. !.
c. CROSBY, General Agent
Fort Erie, G. W., Buffalo, NY.
oAUTIoS,--Beware Of CounterIeits the genuine have
the ngnature Of G. CROSBY, on the outside wrapper
For sale in Fremont, by c. n. Mcculloeh, s. Bnckand
2. Dillon. In Clyde, VIM. J. Miller. 4oyl
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Special Notices.
NIothern. Rend ThIn.

The following s extract from letter written by tho
pastor Of Baptist Church. to the "Journs and Messen-
ge Cincinnati, Ohio, and speaks volumes In favor Of
that worldrenowned medicine-MEs. WISsLow's SooTH-
INC SYRUP CHILDREN TEETHNe:
eve advertisement in your columns Of Mrs. VIM
slows Soothing Syrup Now said word in IA
of patent medicine before In life but feel
compelled to say to your readers that this is hunbug
WE HAVE TRIED 1T, KNOW TO BIZ ALL IT oLAINs.-
probably of the most successful medicines Of the
day, because it Is Of the best Aud those Of your
readers who have babies can't do better than lay
aupply" 40
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MinchesteGsA


FOR THE PREVENTION AND ouRR op
Consumption, Asthma ChrOHie Br0Hchts Nervous Pros
trdtion, General Debility DgspepsiG Scrofula Mar
aslHs Loss Of Appelle, Neuralgia, Female Com
pidtHts, and all Disorders Of the Nervous
e.n ar and Blood Systems. a
This remedy has obtained great reputation for mo
EXTRAORDINARY CURES IN ALL STAGES OF CON-
SUMPTION. 1t recommended by many thousand Ply
scans in the United States and Europehavng been
ed with RESULTS UNPARALLELED IN TUE ANNALS
cINE. ...r ru|
The HyPoPhOsphtes have two-fold and specific action;
on the one hand increasing hs principle hiek CONSTI
TUTES NERVOUS ENERGY, and on the other, being the
MOST POWERFUL BLOOD GENERATING AGENTS
KNOWN, In cases OF Nervous Dsbility or PrOtratioA
Of the vital P0Sers from any cause this remedy has no
superior,
Winchcster's Genuine Preparation, ,,
Is the only reliable form Of the HYPorHosPHITEs made
after the original formula of Dir. Churchill.
ENQUIRE FOR AND USE NO OTHER.
III A Fair Trial II Certain Cure. IN
~ PRICEs-In7 OK Bottles Sl.-Six Bottles for S5
In 10 OF Bottles S2-Three for s5 Circulars GRATIS
Depot in the United States. by r. .H'
J. WINCHESTER, SO John Street, N. Y.
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OUR ADVERTISERS.
" ne that ia the pOrld ronld rise,
Mimi nEAn THE NEMa and AnvrnrInn. I


MEft READ THE SEws and ADVERTISE Z"
DR.. E. Dillon Son, Druggists, advertise various srtl
cles in their line of business.
Garfield Brother advertise and large stock Of
Hardware just received and selling cheap.
Travis Co.. publish Important Notice to the Farm
and 10 the citizens of Fremon; just observe It,
Miss NJ. Herriman who was uuceremonously turned
out by the re last Sunday morning. opened her store
door north Of the Post Once where she will receive
new Millinery Goods. She invites the ladies to call
Post Master Shomo has several letters for his friends
which he will deliver their calling at the Post oce
D. A. C. sberrard, Of Bayille has half dozen stray
cattle, for which owner is wanted.
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Lecture at the Presbyterian Church.

Rev. NJ. l. LIBERMAN-a converted Jew--will
lecture at the Presbyterian Church on Sabbath,
P. NJ at half past 9 o'clock on the servitude
practiced among the ancient Jews. The very
best testimonials have been furnished, setting
forth the high character and value of Mr.. LIS
lectures. A general attendance is solicited.
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E. ArchboId has opened daguerrean
gallery in Bucklands New block, and IN.
vtes tho citizens generally, 10 call aud see
his pictures and style Of workmanship.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-15

Read the Advertisement respecting "Dr DelAnds Anti
Rheumatic Band" in another column. According TO the
report Of those who have tried itand who have been
cured of the most violent attacks of Rheumatism by It.
there remedy extant equal to this in OF Rheu
having reason TO doubt tho statements
have heard in favor Of the "Band cordially
mend its TO those who afflicted with this disease
Be and read the Advertisement most carefully.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1861-11-15
British OFFICERS for our Army.

The London correspondent of the N. Y.
Herald, says
Well, you will have plenty Of British SOL
diers of fortune ere long, if all Ihear be true.
l find none speaking of joining the rebels,
but there are many about to take their de-
parturo to place their experience and knowl-
edge at the disposal Of Mcclellan. The
heart of England, in despite of cotton and
the cottonites, and portion Of her aristocra-
cy, is with the North. So is not that Of
despotict Europe, or rather the European
despots. These latter desire to see the war
prolonged, and rcverses on both sides, in or
der that republicanism may be humblcd
and weakened, and possibly destroyed.
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M q "a RIEn

On the 9th, inst. at the German Reformed Parsonage
by Rev Heller, HESRT GRAVE and Miss MARY JosxfH
all Of this place. fr
On the eth inst, by Rev. A. Phelps, ALGxASpER WAL
TIERS and Misa SARAH JAEE PARKK. L.NN.N
On the 18th in Green SPRING. By Rev. j. Sherman Jo-
sErH HuRER and Miss DORA wkLrs Of Cleveland.
Oh the evening 18th inst at the residence OF The
brides brother, 7 p Finefroeh Esq BY Rev. +. LAsE
L. ~ Jackson and Mrs. MAR0KRxr REEsE Of this plaos
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Aihj HNbSN ONNCpSl oOth, W IuS MlooOuI
Democrat says: .-.-.r -.rt
"Great excitement prevails through this
portion of Egypt, caused by the arrest Of
the leading and prominent men of the X.
6. C's. A squad of Uncle Sans boys pass
ed through McLeansboro in Hamilton coun-
ty, and took in charge eight of the Grand
Lights of the Circle. From thence they
came to this place via the small towns of
New Baltimore and Middleton, picking up
such second-ratc traitors as happened 10 fall
in their way. On their arrival hero they
arrested three of the hatchet-faced rebels,
(this expression is applicable to all of them,) J
DR.. j. J. R. Turner Cyrus Dorman and
Judge Watson.
"Dr. Turner, the prominent man among
the Knights of this county was 10th to leave
his circle of rebel friends, but he could not
refuse Uncle Sans boys earnest invita-
tions.
The Peace party is dead in this coun-
try, and its remains have been sent to head
quarters, and we hope they will be decenty
hanged before buried" r- rr-..
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The barn Of Elisha Dswley, in Greou
Creek township, was burned On Sunday
last, with ali its contents, grain, bay, farm
tools dse. loss 5000. It was set on FIRE
by the children playing on the hny-mow
with matches; no insurance.
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Christian Martin, an important witness
on the part of the Government in the X. G..
G. trial at Cleveland, died at Marion, o., on
Saturday. His evidence was Of great i'm
portance to the United States in the causes
which will come up for trial on Tuesday, l 9th
His decease was quite sudden. He was in
robust health but few DAYS since.
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Never fail to destroy and exterminae all kinds Of Intes
final Worms Are perfectly reliable In all and far
superior TO any and all the fancy Worm Conections and
yermifuges In They may be taken at all
times with perfect safety they contain No Mercury
other deeterous drug Mothers should always purchase
them, and give their children other.
(No cathartic whatever is necessary to be Riven.)
For sale by all Druggists and dealers in Medeines.-
Price. 25 cents. A. !. MATHEWS, General Ag't
4oyl Buffalo, N. Y, and Fort Erie, @. W.
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local ana miscellaneous Watfsrs.
TinIn TnhIe-

There but two passenger trains per day
on the C. T. Road; trains will leave as follows
Going East, Mail 614A.M. MY. Exp 5.24 Pm.
Going West Mail 1l.lsAM Teleg. Exp. ll37 I'm.
On the Fremont and Indiana Road train leaves 20 M
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ElElS'aaS'EIg PIL!G]
SPermatoTrhsa, or Seminal Weakness, and GsHsral

SPsrmHtOrrhsa Seminal Weakness and General Irri
tabiHy in ethsr ser.
This Malady, the terrible consequences Of which are too
well known to require than bare ausion TO them
one OF the most nsiduous and therefore dangerous Of
all the long catalogue OF human ills Il sans the yery
springs OF Life, rapidly undemines the constitution and
sinks the unhappy victim into mbeety and premature
From to six boxes Of the SPECIFIC PILL are
sufficient to effect permanent In MOST AadRAyArEp
CASES. whether constitutional or arising from Abuse or
Medical Testimony.
We believe to be, In the treatment of Speratorrhsa
as a specific any medicine can be i-B KErT,f M
D., an. Jour. of Medical Science.
al have found them all that could be desired Their s
eet HAS BEEN TRULY WONDERFUL used them In case OF
spermatorrhea Of long stGHdiHg which has been under
years think three boxes will complete
the epre."-lg p. DIoKKE, d. rtIHl II'.''
l-g- This is not Homeopathic Remedy, nor ls there
any mercury other deeterious ingredient combined
with II.
PRICE.-Sl per Box; sixboxes for S. by mail pre-pad
For sale by all respectable druggists and the Sole Cen
eral Depot in the United States. by s ... ..-
j. WINCHESTER, SO, John St., NY
Nov. l, 1851. fleI SHK.&s. N.H.ctlI 42yl
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bic consequences involved 10 prompt final
choice between . return 10 loyalty abd per
sstence in rebellion.
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To whom it may concern.
HEREBY notify all persons not TO harbor or trust on
i. my account, my nephew HENRY r. BISHOP, who
le my house In Green Creek township Sandusky county,
obo on Sunday morning the 27th day Of October with.
out just cause provOcaon; for shall pay debts of
his contracting after this date
JOHN ]. BISHOP.
Green Creek, Oct 81, 1861 AVA
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re- MATHEWS CHOCOLATE woRM DRops

See advertisement of Watson's Neuralgia
King in another eolomn.
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es.
Medical Testimony.
Theodore CIaDD,

hApuiacturer Confectionery and dealer Foreign aud
Domestic NhtA Fruits, Groceres and Yankee Notions
'rneipe and HsSanA cisars Main street, Fremont, o.
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ONO COLLEGE OF TRADE.
" no. I72 summit Stree1. -'--'--- -

TOLEDO, OHIO
-This College Ia designed to afford a THOROUGH COM
MERClAL EDVOATI0N, aud bring Young Men into an
acquaintance with knowledge ofthe Practical Details Of
Business, well Counting House duties Forfnrther
particulars, address, ". GREGORY, Prest
Sept. .. 1851. S5yl fOFFIHN ToLEpo, o.
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i.,-r cold itlrs son, whru In the body, ana OBJ
'I.rs It's .,t'u H Turtinhs These, " not relieved
rr "a "a ,,tu,.gl,e es pnd tc surrounding organs, pro.
irtl4 t,as.rd faueiayalipi. suffering, md disease.
,, u his rnn iti,u oppressed by the arrangements,
lkl .vrrs riii- h,w directly they restore the
nrttrnl iutin II tc system anl With II the buoyaut
G,iirg u ia rm Whit Is irue and 50 apparent In
tis trivial and ,u,inpn complaint, Is also true in many
q, ,lte ,bsp dstsaid itnEeitns 'kteupers Tho samo
ursitisc olE rNl,it them. Cused ly similar olstruc-
tl- url Lrtirpi s u tho ialtlrpi functions OF tho
IT." il.y nri r,tily aud many " them surely, cured
y he san, oni- Nun win, knuw the virtues Of those
ru> will neglect to employ tium when suffering from
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Excitement in EgrnI.

A letter from Fairfield, Wayne County
H., dated October 3oth, to the Missouri
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LIendaehe. .sIcI.IIenda daehe ,Foul stomaeh.
itom ~ Iitr''d Bogd, Bdiiinl


j Nr Ism" Atgu; cannot You iUhdt complaints
iiv" rre tw ynur lS better than to say all that zoe
;re' 's 'nh ai'r7drs medicine place great depen-
irn ~ rfer'rtl 'nnrtic in my daily contest with
iy'~o nni believing dp that yonr Pills afford us the
best We have, Of course value them highly
pIrrsnuRG, Pa, May ], 1883.
nR y q. hrFH. SIR 7 have been repeatedly cured Of
d"' worst '"trLs badly tvo by dose or two
Of YOUR Pills. t seems 10 arise from foul stomach
which they cleanse at once.
Yours with great rrsl,cct ED w. PREDLE
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tl lFhar H.E. ". otyhc,tLs .NsieiOftansI j
Y,ir rms the prince OF purges. Their excellent
Iut,.tts ,uri,s ANY rnthurlic possess. They
rHl Int sty crrln nul elct,la IN their action the
Is, wl,irli makes lrm invaluable TO US In tho daily
tfettultat Of III srltsn.. {" ..ts s.Ift.. ..|H.
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Dysemtery. Diarrhoes. ReIn.. Worms.

IiO0i N. J, G. GIeth, u CNlcdgo.
Your Pills have hnd long irial in my practice and
h"li rim Ia esteem Of the bost npeIients have
s,rr found Their Alternative eoc upon tho liver makes
ilen an excellent remedy, when given ia small doses for
nh'o'N tigscDhry aud din1h0d Their sugor-cOatng
hWiv oih Yy acceptable and convenient for tho use
iraLln.m uIll nIIIlLlrntn
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Washington, ID, c. IN Eeb., 1886. I
Su ht,r uscl your Pills in my general and hospital
rrr ever since sou made them aud cannot hesitate to
\ thcJ nrd tho best cnthurtic employ. Their rcgu-
uhs Reiuu on tho liver IL quick aud decided conse-
nrntly they admirable remedy for arrangements
u that organ Iinted, havo seldom found u case Of
Ous Aclse obstinate that II did not readily yield to
hem. lIHtrrially yOuis, ALONZO BALL, NJ. D.,
IMgsiclan Of Me Maline Hospital.
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El:llous pl.orders-L Llver complalnts.

From DR.. Theodore Bell, ef Nsie FORK C;ty.
N.t y your Pills admirably adapted to their pur.
Hnoricnt hut find their beneficial effects upon
Liver very marked indeed. They have In my prac.
IIu,ri hurs riiectunl for tho cure Of bilious COM
'".t ilni any one remedy can mention. sincerely
Jo thNt We have at length purgative which is wor-
J ths conhdoncc Of the profession aud the people.
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tsi#A tsiA ST. NoCHoLAs HOTEL,
III HRoADWAx, NEW YORK.
Board Reduced to So per Day.

Since the opening of This aud commodous Hotel
In 1854 It has been the single Of the propeors
to make the most sumPtuouS convenient and comfort
able home for the citizen and stranger on this side of the
Atlantic,
And whatever has seemed likely to administer TO the
comiortof Its guests they have endeAyored without re-
gard to cost to provide and to combine all the elements Of
individual and social enjoyment which modern art has
vented aud modern taste approved aud the patronage
which It has commanded during the past six years is
gratifying proof that their efforts have been appreciated
To meet the exigences OF the times, when all are re-
quired to practice the rigid economy the uudergu.
ed have ~ - f . " f rF
Reduced the Price of Board TO
Two Dollars per Day,
e same time abang none OF the uzurles with which
their taDe mas hitherto been supplied. rt -rfla.T
-LREADWEL1. WHITcoMB & co.
New YORK, sept ~ 1901. r s0mos 7l4,T-1 -
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AYERS
oATHARTIO
PILLS.

Arc you SICK, feeble, and
complainiif,i Are you out Of
order, with your system de
iuigr,L and your feelings nj.
cvmiUia1iei These symp-
tau, ate ui.rn the prulude 10
frrtis illness SOino NJ Of
si kurss Is creeping upon you,
aud should he nvertcd by a
timely use " the right rem
cly. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse unt the disOrdgred liu-
mors purify the blood, and
let che llui,la move on unob-
stiuctcd IN health again.
They slinulpe the functions
Of the lOdy into vigorous ae-
tl,ity, purify tho system from
- a......s l..s.a sltf4l. NnUl n
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Fremont Journal
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