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arssts vinsgar one ronn!t ol 9anics orone
aud pounds Of 1aIo" Eanuea: ipn5 pounds Gl
lon q 9ae hundred Estians and thriceper
@fGS ;S! Gnf ssfss G a af1n a. the command
~ SeMr o1 the Fos'@ "eSscshena Ut o''5
iditrT required 70 tcattea s'c contract price
q rs Ets eG sa:ion r. e1sr sls1sns
t.
atSas to bs ahsd I undss ta s9ntSsst 54 =,
Hss ths hs. NIT t. Is gS s s. ~ ea
susfaates 10 ss be ezseutsd e b tWo persons:
The undersignra-~ o. r. the ststp of ru5-
reIE. hereby Guarantee that in case the foregoing lid
OF: rs above dessineli be accepted he or they
cue III conrce foT M IT, y VII fs @ Is 8
@ zno u case .iie said , ssan FL to euser
e; MI 5i ,i is oaF TIC sud
Wine -~'' '-* ~ '-~~''SN a. B.cu,r,c.or.
Thereby certify that tie spore named
r. T sa 81 s. he
1ss s H.
, 1862-12-19
nlusieaL aostr11nlellts, Gte.


WoRCEsTEE4s NEWLY PATENTED HINGED
PLATE Piano F0IsTES.
Afalufactorr aud Eaessooas Fourteenth Street,
uer Of Third Avenue, New York.
The attention Of the Musical Public IS respectfully
invited to the very valuable Improvement recently
made by II. Worcester in tile construction Of the Piano
o?e and for which letters pateEt taye been granted
Plate q the instrument the result Of which Y g don
strengthen the midae TOMS Of The scale usually The
n1ony OF Mr.. L. aE. GottschAk who carefully tested
several made upon this principal Is as fol-
lows:
II f8ye scen with great interest the new improve
mtut OF 3lK. HofGto Worcester. which consists In
hinsing tue plate OF the pian0-otte hare paye his
rev Instruments and found theia to he far superior to
tie others Of tie game scale having solid p1ate*
tituate tic volume Of their tone to be Increased about
one hundred per cent. by this invention.
".TflEr singing quality Is excellent. The upper
part Of the keyboard is exceedingly brilliant while ths
base Is Of q rich snd powerful sonoroQsness-
New York. June i. 1sSe. 7. 81 GprTsGHALIK;:1. :. =.
Hinged ate have been receisSd bE te gs:sntse from
Mni: seharfenheEg Henry { Tn,n,; Wn' Rergs; y
KefeTsEce 4i:o giysn to TIE ceqnns Of ths
Mqsisa Eesiey and world AomeJoasnal FEanK = l. Les
& CADY.s 81 Clark st.. Chicago. III. no251s1s'ln
, 1862-12-19

w- The New York Brother Jonathan Of
Benjamin H. Day stops rather than pay the
advanced price Of paper, and recommends i'll
other weeklics to do the same until the agony
il oYeE
, 1862-12-19
A r N Y S U P P L I E S .

sPRISGF!zLD: Ill, December Is. lS6..
ssS n 81 fSSs:Ssf hss IL 80 i SsS ss
ots III oia ara e.es % 1 H. county
,leles hersIHSr5 :pseissd sii s !sqaIle liz
fssts: ssamsnftaE December S1ss lss aad ending
G q fss e1sr da9 bs
fn:sed sa consist = 9f tas owln; @ ;s.s yz on
q ffes 5asfs hlsnd q In eW thereof one pounS e
So I'd d. PSPas
besue. ten pounds Of rice honliny, one pound OF
Eytatoss rsr msa tnIss slmys wssk tsn pounds q
coee fteen poans Of suear o1r qasrts of var
ens md iaurta pounds st ada.a,nc CANDLES. foaf
t. = ess
enaH a1 to s thsr e
s E df2S'fSe r
articles lie lowest wholesale pricc. to be arternsn
es s e 5ns t q 81 T ss s
VII Be- gade On oncf ,9ath theP en- ahe PreEe
ssipt Of ssoFss Us re9ussd b the Army
aade hns T. sn ls It to t. sa : os
e tsS fsTrsseh H. ,rst an,,r ,na
shall be approved y the commanding Officer. The COM
1issary at the post 1hs Is se ~;
IN bnik in suitable packages. ftee Of Charge the
prizes named far each Item.
All bids tnuEt be accompanied by tie fJ1ownE Guar
autee 10 be e1ccutcd by Two persons:
FORK OF GUARANTEE
The undersigned Of, in the State Of III
nos hereby that IN case ae foregoing bid Of
- us above described, be accepted. he or they will
o., cT before The ysd Of December 1872 execute the
fur The same with The assaresies:
tract as aforesaid guaranty toaEe good the differ
ence between the o1cE of thesad --aud that which
may he 1ccepted-
%kHsss: E, f: {. {. s.. pD-}euarantors~
December 1852.
I hereby certify that the above named - arc
known to men Of property noio to make sool
thtir guarantees.
III be slncd bx the Cntscd States District Judge
| District Attorney
Each bid must haye printed cory Of this advertise
1len p.=tyd at Its head and lnu@t III comply
iER with al the te-s The form c1 the Contract to bu
| NTNIAN ". EDWARDS
| deI56t Captain and CoMnlf-saFy.
, 1862-12-19
CHICAGO,
EK1E,
MEMPHIS,

ITO! FOR THE EIGHT IN
FANrRY. REGULARS.
800 BoD ~ ~. DNM.1;d -. ~ ,,a
permanent Hegtnient. ,nrt,,
1fpn " - c19,ns and medical attendance fnr-
nfsIsed Immediately. , ,~x.r,o. ,>.,,-.. ,,z,,,
One months pny ana tGs S 5sfRmsat. s''e
sge e ia}snW 29aS FEMiGm
Tnaa;}ceT 1T iSS South Clark street.
e Wi 30 psid any paEson pseasnsing AZ n @ assepted M
recruit. e|'-e@sseaA
, 1862-12-19
TATARRH! CAT ARR H
4. Seeley:s Liquid Catafrh Remcay.
4 sure cure for
ra+a.-rh ~, cn1d in xha Head

IT If esslcr to cure Catazr than Cousagrton and y
cuIi,E the iirst prevent the stter fe:9nns ~
TIE better Way to cure 4s
lie SYMPTOMS Of 1atay7h they generally appsA!s;
are It 1irst serr slight TyIscrs f;d they ise colo
and find tt tey have frequent atsagSs aTn ~ +h. I non
sensitive to changes Of te1reTante n LUIS Gp; t'
snd scrjd ai,erxards heSonlinE thick and adhesive.
As the disease becomes c1on1e III ans1x tnrT are
now thick ind heavy aid arr either foe rd o. by !oE
INV HE nUae OF else ty 1E1 into the throat ana are
1sRked or conehed on. The secrstions are oHensiEe
csusg bad JTr1ta tic voice is thick and nasal. the
etroyed: deaf;css frequently takes p!ace.
.,eSc az srnnfon,E az m caa he effectusly removed
ITcG Of tt.t ata-rl ienleds, 0asutzcieat foruse
one month &it full and clear directions seAe Dg e3-
3resE. .-.., .....
Office, 1852 South Clark street, Cup stalrs.}
sddrrss Dr. D. SEELYE.
ociI-y1I5 31u Tpst Office BOX 4951 Chlcago. ILL.,
, 1862-12-19

hctween Stste and Dearborn streets Eheso
Dtce oiep from IA NJ tin M n rs pcf;a a. srse
James Uses no Mercn1E e f.; Hood srd sSn which
rosos never did ws e5Acafs , t'as ds,
to h;nseIf Wneh positive cure. 50 lsandoirt st.
H-srE7f9 al
, 1862-12-19

WILLIAM 4, BhTEHELORS

tnmu!sied froE. pstufe-Harr4tted rot 10 !jure the
iaF 1T the least rCsCde. the i'll cccae OF had dyeR.
aaI iurtgorstes the hair for rfE-
GREy, RED. OR RUSTY HA1R
Instantly turs sp,ent1d Dsck or Brown leaving the
hall son nd laaut,:al sold h AZ DragElstts & ~,
fr four sides Of each boz. Factory. 81 BSrclayst,
New York {late Is broadway aud Is Bond> JyssiG11y
, 1862-12-19

suffering ali the horrors great civil war can
iutIict, Could fifteen merchants be found to
contribute $4,000 to relieve the sUt1eriugs Of
foreign people? We unhesitatingly answer,
in none We firmly believe that neither the
British nor the Canadian public know any
thing Of the American heart; for if they did.
Tie public places, with Jeers, aud our eyes
called to witness, in the newspaper press, the
jibcs against the despised '' Yankee We
ask, what have the rich merchants Of Halnil-
ton, Toronto. Montreal and Quebec done to-
| wards ahe relief of their starving Lancashire
fellow subjects, compared with tue fifteen
reuerous, noble hearted merchants Of New
York? This question isa sufficient answer te
| the whole tribe Of lIbellers aud traduccrs o.
/ American rh1rae7pr
, 1862-12-19
EpfllaI n otifcs.

DE YE HEALED.-Dr. Whittier.
~ 1e& South ClAI& street can be found every dsg
fome NJ untilS DIV has for the rast ten yc3r1
devoted his Enole time and attention to The treatment
nent cure. No mercury used- No charges for consul
1a1fon. All ye afflicted give lam call ax12Tim
, 1862-12-19
4 Handsome Tribute TO the
American Character

4 Handsome Tribute TO the
American Character.
The Hamilton &c. W. Times, one Of the best
Of the Liberal Journals in Canada, pays l.
handsome tribute to the American character,
in al, article relative to the movement started
in New York for tho relief Of the Lancashire
sufferers. Abiding TO the almighty dellar''
cpithcts which Englishmcn and Canadians
are so fond Of applying to our people, it says:
We venture to assert, without fear Of truth
full contradiction, however, that they are, as
a people, less miserly, less prone to worship
the golden calf, than those nations from
whence spring their aecueers-and that they
are more hun,ane, more inclined to relieve
| the distressed, without regard to country Or
| origin, and possess more Of the genuine milk
Of ,' human m old.S ki1dnczs than almost apy other
That wc are right, and doing but simple
| Justice to great and 1nagnanImons people,
when We ascrihe to then. the possession Of 50
many noble characteristics, is proved By in,
Vulnerable facts, with which every intelligent
man in Canada must be thoroughly fainilisr
, 1862-12-19
A LIBERAL EDUCATION with


"1fftNx9 4NHEENCEfUkt z1150 UfNfs
WESTERN UNION COLLEGE and MILITARY
River. viii open its second year Sept: 81 1854. with
regular Colegiate, Academic amt Primary Classes.
ers ard fccturcrs tlorongh appointments the finest
school bniIdngs1 " tie West tcost with furniture &C..
exccslcnt: and Nell furnished Arnoly fine GyE,na-
lie attention parents and guardians. Tho largest
insssion 9f II eas* and es'racter II tie un,on
TO t:setE also in -tRT1L1KII and 1NFAETRY theavy
and lig!.t TACTICS, ZoCAyE and F4NoY pnII1s. aud
ii Uniforms TERNe-elso per acbool year for board
furnished fpon f'e!, NElfs washing and tntfon N
Catc!s fToin abroad rV5:., md board undrr the same
roof f;'s a! the eostMt trs of the tGaeaef ,,tn
1i1ai 1MSaiais aa'h ees -. ~ eo'A-4A' fc2i.n619M
, 1862-12-19

DRIME BARLEY MALT AL
j WAYS on hand and for sale at lowest cssh pvice.
A. g. MOREY.
tqlTTtly Board q Trade Buijdinx.
, 1862-12-19
TAENTAl.

Those afflicted with wersc than useless ARTIFICIAL
trrt md tfsc desiring new. should call on Dr. God
ftey i09 Lake efrcct oprnsitc Paimcrs and get the
btcEt Of tcnty gears experience and tue comfort oi
n H@No Cheap claptrap work. performed: but
i;u,rS aS" nolsxsG-lm
, 1862-12-19
El H:G. h


- Doetnr T.aEs oihce. y North Clark street, epe
cal trcats all Of the Lungs b. YuHa1STIos
Of redtcsted vaDar directly to the rarts sected and
consku1Mona1 M Eitn o10nEed xpecitcz Cures warrant
I'd nr Is Female Periodical Pills for monthly OBJ
81Fhcssoha. oac 0oltf rtr bottle 1oe5Iltg-1R
, 1862-12-19

DI1TSBURGH FEMALE COL-
LEGEE ssnf sSdihe1 Ii n ffSSaS9t; H1s4s
1,dEe a Evenly T.,ls in aendaee. 4
nn1sl dcrartsuent tai.ing 9f tsaeaess Forty
aoaas re- ac .th snd to the President fo1 cate
1oEue- ~ ""->' - - A~'
, 1862-12-19
3}us,ttfss Qar0s::

WAR CLAIM OFFICE OF
w LEArITT t. WRIGHT. AttoFnc.s at Law:
All Kinds IF clnins promptly c1liseted; fcne,ona
collected and tile money remittGd+ fces &loo U4s-
charged Soldiers pay colectcd: Fees q 02 o1.o
Address LEAVITT i WRIGHT. Chicago: " nmce
s Clark street.. a"F"1t"l5
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TWO ESTRAY STEERS.

TAKEN UP BY Robert Speere at his re sidence
IN Red Oak township. Cedar comfy. lows,
IN the 18th day Of DeceiDber. ISal. two eat az
Steers, a. follows: One u elbow steer sapt,os-
ed 10 he three years old with a white spo, on
his face and appraised al SIS. And one !. deep
red steer about the same age. and appraised Of
sic. ALnNZO SHAW
r CT rs ofthe Dist. Court Cedar county, Iowa. ;
Upton, et.Inber st. tsl-ni,nyA
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

hoGIoK THOMAS +. CHAPMAN will send
- to all who wish it tree of charge, the Rec
,'e ana ,ni directions for making and using a
beautiful vegetable Balm tina, will cr,r,nalIw
remove liArLks. HoTCHEs TAN, FRECgLrs A.
icas'hg the skin smooth. clean, and beautiful.
i'o'aii directions for using PLLArREA,'s crI.
EShAfhb hrhfhANT, warranted to start n fnlI
grown 81 Nh'shers, or a Mustache, in less than
.h.fty lays Either of the above can be oh.
AIMED ny return mail, by addressing with
stamps tor return POSTAGE DIR. CHAR ~ p
a.HAPMAN, Practical Chemist. s3l broadway
-''" Ao'h' s-s@& 49, niy9m2]
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4, Tie Nos ! and 2 Machines are Of grca capac-
ity and application for manuac,u, ing pui poses.

Tie Nos. / and Machines are Of grcat capac-
ity and application for manuiac Ming pui poses.
~ Our No. Machines are especially adapted 10
all kinds OF i>ght end heavy Leather Work in
carriage trimming. boot and shoe maxim = har.
ness making, etc, etc. rhcr are nt extra size,
with an arm long enough to take under il aud
stitch the largest sized tashts. Thee ia scarce
iy any part OF triiAintr's stitching that cannot
bc better done with them than by hand: SO, too,
the saving of tina" and labor is very great, The
table of these machines ia "a inches long. and the
shuttle will hold six times the Osial quantity Of
thread. The large machines WORK as last as
small Cnes.
We would Ask for our Letter Machines the
special attention OF Vest Makers and pl"Ss Max
ers, ail'. all those who want Machines Tor light
manufacturing purposes. They eHIhsdr the prin .
eipes Of ;ty STANDARD machines making like ,
them. the in:erlurkcd sfit"h. ana destined to
be as celebrated tar Family sewing and heht
manufacturing Purposes Il. our standard ha
chimes are fer Ma f,act"ring purposes in gen
eraL
We have always IN hand. Hcinming Gua-cs.
fix Twist. Linen and cotton Thread On SpoUls,
beef Machine Oil Ia bottles, ctt, et,.
3 We manufacture nnr own needles. and woald
warn nj irr.uDs u>lug ouf MACHINES not TO lay
agtrs others "" kEnw lkat there are needles sold
Of the most Inferior quality, I higher prices
than We charge for our b-st. I'll. needles sold
y rs are manufactured expressly for our ma
caiaCs. \ ha needle Eay render the best ma
chine aimrs' useless
,Ar csstoLers may rest assured That Nil our :
Branch Oticcs ale furnished with ;he "geHu'n, Z
Article"
I'm case Of small rnrchnscs, the money may be
cent in postage stamps. Of bank notes.
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MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.


MANHOOD, HOW LOs'E HOW RES.
TORED.
Just Iubiixhed, in a Seaied Euceiope.
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
rcal cure Of hoea, or seminal weak
aoss Sexual Debility. Nervous ness. and involun.
tary emission. inducing impotency and Mental
md physio al capacity.
by ROBr. J. CULVERWELL, NJ. d.
Author OF the "Green Book, DE.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences Of selfabuse may be
ehectnaity removed without medicine ami with.
out dangerous surgical operations, bougies, in
struments, rings or cordial. pointing out n mede
OF cure at once certain and ebectuaI, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition NAV
be, may cure himself cheapy privately and rad.
iealiy. This lecture will prove a boon to tbous.
ands and thousands.
sent und'r seal to any address, pos, mid on
me RECEIPT Of two postage stamps, Ivy addressing
nr: c. KLINE, l27 Bowery, New York. Post
oII1c poH f,oop. a-yl.
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REV ARD.

will give FIVE DOLLARS Reward to any o ~.
who will furnish the proof necessary to con.,ns..
the person or persons who MaliciousIy nIo.
down IN evergreen tree on my lot. east Q. o., sS""
. short time since. s. s. DANIEkp',
Upton, Feb. 27th. 1894. -s@@
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ESrRAY MARE COLT.

TAKEN UP by John Dice, at his residence ID
Center Township, Cedar county. Iowa, on the
zSth day Of October, A. d. ls6,, nm estrsy mars
colt said colt is a bright bay, with the rigM
nina loot white; two years old: about fourteen
hands nigh aud appraised at forty dollars.
ALOSZO SHAW. County CLERK.
Upton, Nov. 18th 1861 n4Gm3
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SINGERS Letter A Machine.

n tn. best Machine in the world for Family
Sewing and Light Manufacturing Pur-
poses: Price. with hemmer.) and
beautifully OF namented, $50.
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E>TRAY COLT.

TAKEN Up By Levt Pickets. al his residence
in Pioneer Township ceaar county. Iowa. on
the Ith ia, Of Dcrsnber 4. -. ISL, a black
IoR>E GOLF: little white on it, riphi hind
feet ha,s WAY upto the Ia.tern JOINT and has
cen hurt under the belly sup ,ased tn be snag-
sed Three years OLD last spring and aprrsis,d
u thirty dollars fsw ALoAZD SHAW.
Upton. Dec IA. lsGl-njlma" Co. CIrik.
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- All per."ns requiring information about
Sewing MactIpcE, their sizes, prices, working
exparitfz. .Hn Ia" heat method, of purchasing
can ottHin II hy srud.uE tn us, or any OF ou'
Branch Offices Tor c"ry Of
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We have always IN hand, HcnmiLg Gua-cs.
Fix Twist, Linen and cotton Thread, On SpoUls,
best Machine oil Ia bottles, ctt., ett.
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GITrA PERCJIA CEMENT
JOHN 4 CROSLEY

SOLE MANUFACTURERS,
Wholesale Warehouse ~ NJ lam street
: orIer ni Liberty. -.a.4-rs NEw York.
Full descriptive circulars and prices will he
fni finished Oh application. ntsvly
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/. II. sIN.Ev 4 CO.'S GAZETTE.

Which is beautiful Pictorial Paper entirely De
au,ed 10 the subject /, wi. w sent elal!s
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15
Lerser from Camp Chase.

I
CAMP CHASE, COLUMBUS, o., Aug. 9Th, 1862.
Good reader, what is your idea of a GONZALES
cent hospital. You no doubt, innOcently enough,
suppose it place just such as sick man, re-
covering would wish,-a cool shaded ground,
spacious airy rooms, fit rations and luxuries ad
iibitsim, &c. You could hardly be more mista-
ken. A camp at best is dngy, filthy, inhos-
pitable place, such as no one could but detest.
But you must imagine place several degrees
worse than any camp, then you approximate to
the hospital. A sick soldier is never cared for
until he is absolutely unable to axe care of him
self Hence partial reason for this awful con
dition Of all hospitals of general character
Again, if you would seek the complete embodi.
ment of ndiscreetness, carelessuess. iltbiness
and utter do-nothing disposition, YOU must look
among invalid soldiers. Mind you, am not
speaking of those bed-ridden, but Of those able
to move about, and To endure moderate exercise
At time when caution and care are most essen
/ ial, the soldier seems most Indifferent 10 all
things pertaining to health. A double shiftless-
ness seems to enshroud his whole being Yet
when the soldier is able 10 move about he is
generally expected to do those things necessary
to his well being Some exercise indeed is good
for him. But left TO himself he will do nothing
owing 10 the feeling Of lassitude and inability
that controls him
The hospital accommodations for GONZALES
cents here,-if such they can be called
Just such as the well and duty doing soldier
gets and no other. They are, in my humble
opinion, better calculated to feed and create dis
ease than 10 facilitate cure. ! find it the gen.
eral expression among the convaleseent that
they feel worse after remaining here a short time
than when they came. Indeed some of them
complain quite bitterly of the fare, not without
some cause. They are not as well provided fol
as the well soldier. Moreover we have no dis.
ciplne at all, no rules for government. Ration,
issued TO them, are snapped off FOR pies, cake,
and the like, brought along by that abominatior
! OF the camp the pcdiar. These pies and cakes
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15
nre enough 10 make anv we'll mrn sicl,

hre enough to make any well usn sick.
The Surgeons are quite busy making exam
nations Of returning soldiers. Many are dis
charged. In many cases the disease upon which
a discharge is founded was contracted before
enlistment Hundreds Of men (and boys) who
were physically unfit for military duty, were
taken into the service under the loose and per-
nicious system ofrccruiting in practice last sum-
mer and fall. These men have been Of no real
service to the country, and are now being wee
ded out Of the service. Many others BY the
terrible exposure they have been subjected to,
have contracted chronic diseases which perman-
emily unfit them for duty.
Quite number have been discharged from
the I'D regiment, but have no list of the names.
The soldiers in this camp hail with delight
the vigor which seems to have been infused INTO
the conduct Of the war. Especially does the
order for draft of 100000 men give satisfaction.
This may possibly reach some Of the pestilent
sympathisers at the North, and cause them to
show their hands. A portion Of the 95th regi-
ment arrived here Thursday last and went into
camp. This regiment is reported nearly full,
and in a short time will be ready for service.
The Medical Board for the examination of in
valid officers convened here yesterday. Lieut..
Rice of the 72d is before them for examination.
A considerable number of officers are in atten-
dance before the Board, some Of whom certainly
look as though their campaigning had nigh
made an end Of them.
The national flag at Col. Allson's headquar-
ers is at half mast, in memory Of the noble
Gen. Robert L. MeCook. This brutal assassin
alton Of meritorious officer, helpless in his am
bulance, brings full before our people the terri
BILE horrors of the rebel guerrilla warfare, and
viii doubtless impress those in authority with
the urgent necessity of dealing with those as
sassns as they deserve, as enemies Of the hu-
man race, deserving summary death as soon as
found. Lenity and indulgence to gcerrillai
has cost us about enough. s. 8.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15

HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Philadel-
phla-or the Reftsf Of ths Siek and Dstresssd, ef
aiesd oitk Yrusnt and cArono seases and especial
~ dissasss efths SeEHai Organs.
Medical Advice given Gratis by the Acting Surgeon
Valuable Reports on spermatorhea OF Seminal Weak
ness and other Diseases OF the Sexual organs and
Remedies employed 10 the Dispensay in seal
ed letter envelopes, Tree OF charge. Address,
Dr.. j. sK1L1IN HOU0HT0N
Howard Association,
Iy No. South Ninth Street, PhiadeIphia, Pa.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-08-15

Young ladies, we would have you seorn 10 mar
ry men, who, without imperative cause, stay at
home in this war. Better remain single than
risk becoming themothers of q race ofcowards.