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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

AAo H1nuuf| ~ Har rNn|ly o1ln navy
The fllo~iSk eenehai a0fder has been Issued
respecting the obsefYnes Of the sabbath 81 the
Army and Navyi
Exrorffye MANSION
WAsHlHoroS Nov. l6, 1862 (
The President, nmsnderin-C Chief Of The
Army and Navy. .Bcsires aDd denjoins the orderly
observance Of the Sabbath BY the officers and
nson Of the military and uavnl service Thcim-
pUiapcc for uInil AID beast Of tlie praseribed
weekly Fosf thcssefed fights of Ohfstian soIl
diers aud sailors q becoming Difference 10 the
bcA seidimeiss n a chritta6 peDpie. md due
regard Tor tho. Divine VIII, demand that Sunday
labor IN the army aud navy be reduced 70 fhe
measure Of strict necessity. The discipline and
character Of the national forces should not suffer
nor the cause they defend be ihperilod, by The
proianation Of the day or the mime of the Most
high. At this time Of public disifessad0pt the
wofds Of Wellington 10 1776s sMen may find
enough to do in the service Of God and their
country, ,withoutabandoHihg themselves TO vice
aud ilnmoralHy,J
The FIRST General Order issued BY the Father
Of his Country after the Declaration of 1nde-
pendcnce, indicates the|spirit 10 which ourih-
shttiionswefe founded aud should over be de-
Tended
The President hopes and trusts tiiat every
officer aud man will endeavor to live and act as
becomes Christian soldier defending the dear
est rights and privileges of his couutrysb !. .
w." ~" sTiif ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
Tho Pre-ideps ana ecu. meCleIIaa.

IHe Nc" = "tA IIeIaIti sdys.
Upon recurrence to files of newspapers it Is
found that the order 10, Gen, MCClellAnc "a
cross the Potomac and advance against General
Lees army, was given ON the day after the Pres.
dents return FROM HarPer's Ferry. This or
der was OF course founded upon the President.
coup deR OF that army; and it is understood, ia
circies that have the entire confidence Of Mr.
Lincoln, that his subsequent military order 1,
General Mcclellan sh0E 5 compEsbensiFe strate
gstie views In this connection, il may b
stated that the President strongly blames Ne
Glelan for not relieving Harpers Ferry.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
what Is said 81 the Proe Iamat.onAbroad

The Consul General at Frankfortson- the
Maine, in Germany, writes to gentieman in
New York city: 80
"The Emancipation Proclatha6on gives very
general satisfaction. u has increased de vaIsS cy
ASasriean ssesiritiss here aud likewise made us
hosts of friends ,-l
Frankfort being the chiefcity OF Germany, a.
New York is of America, the value of this opin-
ion is very great The sympathes Of the peo-
pie and theiropinions OF the stability ofOur gov
eminent are strengthened by this act of our pres
emf Administration. 1t is the best and most ef.
fectnal Of Lineoln's Administration, and this i
certainly high praise. ss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
smnIl Nois ICurrencx.l

Judge Swayn, in his charge to the Cuyahoga
county Grand Jury, on the 18th, decided that the
Act of Congress presctibing penalties for issu-
ing notes of a denomination less than dollar,
intended TO circulate as money, to be unconstitu-
tonal, and that no prosecutions for such offences
can be instituted. In this he concurs with Jus
tics Nelson in a late charge to the Grand Jury
in New York. r-a.s.s--.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
MOST rouenISeRsr SCENE.

Having passed throuuh the lines of all the
troops in the vicinity, Gen. Mcclellan turned
his horse s head to go back 10 his headquarters,
whence he intended proceeding 10 the train
which was waiting to convey him 10 Washington.
Now we Witnessed the most affecting seen of all.
Until this m9ment il hardly seemed that their
favorite general couldleave them. But-now he
was going from among them--he had already
gone, The moment. that they fully realized il
al, those soldiers animated by Que universal inn
pulse, ran after him, some weeping aloud and
shouted in the most touching and appealing
manner: "Fetch him back fetch him backl' anc
'Oh, come back 20 us come back to US, McClel-
lanl" Every one who heard those touching
words was moved to tears. iitiaf la'
| As we have heard nothing since the above let
ter was written, from the "Mackarel Brigade,
we sadly fear it was dissolved in tears" and has
run OFF @ t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
A Chemical Compound similar 10 the Nat
urdI OIL Of che, Hair. 3 Il
FAY'S SPANISH HAIR GLOSS

clean white aud elegant Prepgration for promoting
the growth, lHxurinnee a beauty Of the Hair-remov-
ing dandrn scales aud scurf and curing the eutaneous
diseases of the soRpunoquaed for keeping the hair
moist inparng Il rich, slky softness and highly
beautiful luster. 1t sunke auy of the Alcoholic and
oil preparations commonly used forthe hair, Its SUI
all hair preparations consists in its prop
critics being oistenng anh cooling, instead Of drying
and as the alcoholic Preparations are; and being
free Of the greasy qualities Of marrow oils &c. Its pow
or to remnye the gutnouS coatng which obsructs tue
pores Of the SKIN when unhealthy and which prevent the
ocles from exudinga oily substanee necessary to the
naura moisture beauty and growth Of the Hair is une-
quAIed. -
One free application of the Hair Gloss will mpart
moro lasting beauty and moisture TO thehar thana whos
bottle ofthe alcoholic preparatio ms usually sold.
TO dress their chdrens hair Keeping il in place, giving
II most beantful luster and causing II to grow luxur
anty II any preparation Of african cause the hair e
grow the Spanish Hair Gloss Will DO It,.
Z Price, 25 cents per bottle.
anufa6tured by C. p. FAY, Chemist New York City
Sold vhalesaie and retail by S. BUCKLAND,
Sept IL mo6 : Fremont, Ohio.rs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Mn. KEELER:-I desire, in behalfofmyselfnnd
family to PrdsehttOg The numerous friends who 50
kindly gave us tbor sympathy aud their aid
during ihe)tipe Vfogr lane affection, our warm
est expressions of gratitude asrst .rslsf7g
The -entire-conmunity did what they could to
cheer stricken hearts. 1T tends tolesseiI Che
severity Of afiletion when a kindly affection is
thus rendered TO the .soToying.
A PHEI. PS
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

a Columbus dispatch. ef Friday, 18th says;--
tCOl. r. b. Hays and Lieut.. Comfy; Of the 23d
Ohio left for their regiment to-day.
"Two new batteries are authorized. Captain
Garis, Of FaYette county, raises the 23d and Cap
tain Patterson Of Toledo the 9th"
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

An 1lisraiire, Tonic DiHreiie and MIA Caihartie.
Price, rs cents.per box containing 80 Pills.
Each box contains fifty pills, which makes them as
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Pills are principally Alternative ucdicne (heir basis
being the solid extract of Sarsnnara prepared in
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nature, without purgng which makes them
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Grating and treng gthenng the body ppF the syete
producing new, rich blood and healthy action Of the
stomach and liver. es.f .H.
They acknowledged nv abiest physicians TO be
not only highly uuexceptonable but eicacous IN the
lii rhosf da-ra upaa pral
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DIR fDUPOrJCO,S
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The combination of Ingredients in Dr. Duponco ole-
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
Fhllaaelphla Nsw.paneri.

Philadelphia, Noy. ls-r-Ata mestiBg Of the
newspaper proprietOrstO-dsy.it il was spanisnous-A
ly agreed to combine for the pso.eotion Of shsir
interests, in view Of the heavy advance in the
price Of paper. msterialA &c. aud increase the
charge Of subscription
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

REcRuITING.-Lieut. A. H. Rice, (of FREMONT
recruiting for lhe 7ad Ohio volunteer infantry,
has succeeded in getting quite number Of the
drafted men Tor the above regiment A better
regiment never entered the service than the 79d.
Persous enlistiug in this regiment viii be sure
Of having efficient officers TO command then.--
CgsrclaRd Leader. l5th. lg rl earI. t.a-ifft -Et
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

MOrtaIity IN the IOOih HeeIH1ent
"a letter in the Northwestern Republican from
the Tooth Regiment gives the following MORTAL
ity in the regiment from the time of its organi-
cation up to the last date given:
September l9ih-Henry Long, Co a.
3Oth-A. Morrison,
John Barnes, Co ].
October l7th--Eli Hess Co. G.
27th--George Harlin, Co. A.
l2th-Gcorgc Eggleston, Co. A.
November It'll. n. Miller, Co. d.
ut." Chs. Rolling Co. r.
I" Sth-S A. Dowell, Co. l.
We learn that Hiram May, ofeompany X, di-
edoftyphoid fever, in hospital at Lexington, on
the 10th. Mr.. May was from Townsend in this
county journal.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

On thssth a ths GeSalzn Reformed Parsonage by the
Rev J. Heller, o. a. Pass, And Miss saRAH MccRART
on 18th BY the same. Gro, W. KlSG ana Mlsa EIr-
AsErH L. wAoGoNER, both ofawashipgton township.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

JESST LIND AaAIN.--What report has been
cireulated about Jenny Lind bat her voics u TOO
a few OF Bryan Pnlmonic Waters, 25 cts a box
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
Family NIedicine UnequaTcd.

The eonpooHd sossaparf'la pIs are ed Tor the perma-
mont OF those diseases which arise from pnrc
state of the blood aud morbid seeretions of the som-
acf nn liver, and WI medicine srequire to fnvig
orate aud purity the system. -
They are purely vegetable compohnd and may be
used by persons OF all They are pleasant to the
palate and produce nausea, uneasress gbping in
their operatiun uurcds ofeertRestes could be given
lofthose who have used them With great benefit
Purchasers wh be particular 10 ask for "Dr. Roberta
Compoand Sarsapariia Pills and observe that the green
wrapper each box has fac smile Of the signature Of
Jos. Roberts,M d. aud c. p Fay land TO purchase none
Others. - -
An applications sgencica ndleaers the subject
Of the medicine must be addressed, post paid, to C. p
Fay New York City. = ~
Sept IL mes Fremont, Ohio.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
CahtaIn eongef Hdme.

Capt. E. J. COnger of the Sd Virginia cavalry
severely wounded and taken prisoner in fight
with the rebel cavalry, near Fairfax c. H., some
weeks since, was brought home 70 this place. on
Monday evening. The Captains wounds are
severs, and twill be some sane before he will
get about again
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

RT 5000 buildings have been cleared
Of RATS and MOE BY using Or. L. soas Death TO Rass
Il never fails TO kill. CIR Mecalloeh. and 8. BuekiaAd
sell it in Fremont. Aug 70, lsc2--yi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21
Coun,ersoIl Trea.ary Notes.

- - sshsa sn ...smljt will be made in few days
TO put ". circulation throughout the West, a
large arIount Of counterfeit Treasury Notes
Nh1,Iarties engaged IN this business are emis-
saries nfthefebelt, N'ho have ah.orga zatioh In
the border States. Important arrests have all
ready been made, aud dsciises are on the track
of the Others. Interesting revelations win soop
be made
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

oh. King & Co., have sold their stock Of dry
goods, boot and shOess- TO =. Austin formerly
of Cleveland Mr.. Austin is an experienced
mercantile man, and viii keep full and fine
stock of goods 80 Fs.e-i o al'.s slias ~ !.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Mr$ Jons sAaPsKI, OF Madison towpships in
this eountys % tie slst October, gave birth to
three ekildfen-tvo girls and boy7-slI healthy
and strong Mother aadehildrsn doing welL
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Rats and Mice may be efectually destroy
ed BY using the ExttrmnAtOr prspsred by l. Cot 1sz
Broadway, New York. Sold BY G. R. MecULLocHs
Aug. %, 1859. 8. BuCKLAND.
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Frq9gpl. N9y. - 1921 I
RnlIviIIe roNnshin nIIIItarr rund. !

y no = Y .
A meeting for the purpose Of paying over to
such persons as are entitled 10 receive the boun-
ty money now in the Treasurer's hands of the
Military Committe, of Bailville Township, viii
be held at the Babion School House ON Monday
Evening", Nov 9th, 1862. The Treasurer is
anxious to pay out the funds in his care for mill
itary purposes, according to the direction of the
Committee; and all persons who have subsccib-
ed to the military fund and have not paid up,
are earnestly requested TO do so before said
meeting. Aud those members Ofthe Committee
who may have any money in their hands for
said purpose will please be present by 5o'clock,
pm, of said day, for settlement All who have
claims against said Committee. must have rea
sonable evidence to show that they are author-
lied to receive the same. Let there be a good
turn out, that the people may see what becomes
of their money. nj
! would also like TO inform the public gener.
ally and the people of Bal1ville township par.
ticuiarly, that there about $4O9 less subscri.
bed than is required to pay the amount prom
ised to the brave men who have put themselves
gallantly between us and the treaehcfous enc
mics of our, country, to, the men who are now
enduring the hardships and privations Of camI
life and the dangers of war; the men who could
just as well have remaiped and enjoyed the com.
forts and privileges Of home as we are now doing
if some Of ourselves had gone in their places
So now, friends, while we remain securely il
possession Of our homes and in the enjoyment o
abundanee, let US remember that il these vefl
men to whom we promised to pay fifty dollar
each, had not volunteered and carried the flag o
our country, into Kentucky, some of us woul
have had 10 gone in their stead. Come friend,
let us make up the trife yet needed, and pa.
the brave men as we agreed. Our taxesar
about ten per cent less than last year. so make
no excuses, but come out and let US make up III
amount. PHILIP. SfAHL, Aa-A
| See'y Ballvile township Military Com
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N. B.. BEwARE OF BASE CouxzHRyEpr OF raEsB
PILLS Yod buy the counterfeit artfe any price
from 26 rs cents box (dsar thatl BADEEsi your
lives and health Of too mach value to be ted WITH
besides being imposed apon With worthless article =
Therefore any oeTipg you these Pills for less than
81 dolara box. avoid them you would poison. They
bogus. None genuine unlcm the name Of 3. d.
HOWE every box, which has recently been added
os the Pills being cOuntereited Buy Of nv
vertised agents and safe. Sold also BY H0RAoE
KKLLodd NorwAlk and RxSTos BAoTHzRs lat Gay lord
old stand) cleyelspd and by one draeEht " every VII
and town IN the United ties. and By g. D. HOWE
sole proprietor, New York. APPS, ,.62-fy pd.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Rats and Mice may be effectually destroy
ed by using the Extermnator prepared by L. Con- 1e2
broadway New York. Sold by c. McCUtIyocH,
Aug 90 ls62. s. BUCKLANp.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Use COTS Death to Rats, Nice. de-
II 9syetss: e kill, s0ldbs B. sS nsqgtLocH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

Use COTS Dsath 10 Rdfss A7ss, de-
CIR. McCULLocH.
Aug. 20, 1901 p nRA g. BUCKLAND.
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DR. VIM p HuRDy 7US
DENTAL REMEDIES
RIM BEST ENqTitE wORLD,
W fNsuRfNo
Fine Teeth aadia ISgttt Brsath-and Cur
ing Tootlaede and Neurglgiq--vs a

ino Toothaede and Neurglgip.-vs a
1F ~ II - -lH "
ina q uirtso bebletssd with AMI adnirtd Pcals
wbiie aud Sound TEEfHi Use DIR. WIN. y. HURDs
UNRIvALED TOOTH POWDER, warnnted free from
acid, aka or any Injurious suBsihnce Price 20 cents
per box
~ beware Of the ordinary cheap Tooth Powders,
which whiten butdestroy. a L ~ "a
Do you,aish tsM certain that your BREATH Is ppre,
swcot and agreeable to husband of Wife lover o. end;
Use DR. Nm. D. HURTS CELEBRATED TOOTH
wAdH. Price 81 cents per bottle. D
Ths astringeuf wash is also The best rcmedy % the
world for Canker, Bad Breath, Bleeding Gums, Soro
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Dovau or yonr children suiTcr from TnothaebeP Get
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Are you anlleted with Nouraigiai Get DR.. wMs n
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They do not adhere nor blister but spoihe and charm
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Do You wish acomplete set Of Dental Remedies anda
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Sent by express on receipt Of price. a lla Etltt q
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CAUTION.
Astere arc dealers who take advantage OF our ndver
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Treasurer Of the New York state Dentists Association
and Vice President Of the NewYok CITY Dental Society
Address,
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Dr. Hurds Dental Remedlesarc for sale in this place by
G. r. MCCULLOCH.
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From mlnnesota,

ST. Paul, Nov. Is -Windom, (Rep,) is elec-
Ted to congressby 1000 majority, and Donnelly
(ReP-l by 800.
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Ratsand Mice may be effec.ually destroy
ed BY using the Er'srpina,or prepared y L. Coz Ia2
Broadwsy, New York, Sold By @. r. MecVLLocH.
Aug 70, lse2. ntpfeA A" s BUeKLAND.'
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1862-11-21

On Sunday evening most touching scene
took place. After baving concluded his arrange
ments with Burnside, Mcclellan seut an invita-
tion to all his staff officers, requesting them
to come TO his tent at o'clock that evening. to
drink glass Of wine with him before he should
bid them all adieu. They appeared in full uni
form, and participated in the interesting and
solemn scene that ensued. The wine was pro-
duced and the glasses were supplied. Tears
were shed IN profusion. An hour or two was
posed ia pleasing social converse during which
Gen. Mcclellan had kind and cheering word
for every one.Tr -1 l H
1t seems, however, there was no foigetfulness
of the picturesque, for this last scene was taken
photographically, as appears from this letter.
We fancy we can see the artist arranging the
sorrowful group, for pure artistical effect; this
one, is instructed TO rcry out loud" that one, TO
to sob; that one, to sigh, and so on all through
scale of +liquid grief ..,, ,.is-4.s
The famous group Of Niobe and her fourteen
children--in which the "hapless Niobe, in the
most affecting attitude OF supplication, and with
an expression Of deep grief, her eyes turned up.
Y ward, implores the justly offended gods to mod
crate their anger, while her children are ain all
the disorder aud agony Of present or expected
suffering, '=-is the only thing in history or le-
gend that parallels this case ofphotographic sor-
row. And, indeed that is not parallel case;
for in that classic groupe, there We're eight fe-
understanding in the prolific mother-where-
as in this all were men. In the first case It is
fair to presume the Masters Niobe cried from
pure sympathy with the Misses Niobe; whereas,
in this case, all were men grown, and soldiers at
that 1aa FM
] But now comes tho .s. 55tftllf fII
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NIB. sIoosnd SIX postage stamps enclosed % any
authorized sgens wi ensure avottie containing 30 Pills
by return mail SOFA In Frefaost, ~ q BUcKiaNDs
and +. DILLON Z Son. Aps. %, lsea-rJi
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no COnsumptiVes.

rNHE Adveriseg, hating beeq restored to health in
Il few weeks, BY very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung affection, aud
that dread disease CeqsumPtiOn-is anxious TO make
known his fellO " sufferers the Of its
To ali who desire it, be will send copy Of the preserp
i0n used e Of charged with the directions for pepa
ing and usisg the same, which they viii 6nd SURE CUKE
for COSsuNPrIoS, ASTHMA, BROScHITis, &c. The only
object Of the advertiser in sending the prescription is TO
benefit the afflicted, aud spread Information which he
conoeives to Be nvannbe aud he Hopes every sufferer
viii try his remedy, it viii cost them nothing and may
prove ablessinE Parties Wishing tho pRsenptioa will
please adiress REv, EDWARD A. WILSON,l fl F.
! Il- fHH 81 ~ @ y Nilliamsburg 3
Oct. SnoS Kings county, New York
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TVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF An
II INVALID.
PuBshcd for the benefit and warming anda eantien
to ypuDg who sufer from Nervous Debility, frenaa-
urr cay, &c; supplying at the same time the mems OF
SelfCnc Bv one who cnred himself after being pat
great expense thro lg medical imposition and qack
ets. rs enclosing post paid addressed envelope sE
GLE coPIFs NAV be had Of the author, NATHANlkL
MAYFAIR, ESQ, Bedford, Kings Co., N. Y. lOJl
Use Gof S Death to Rats, Nice, de-
n never falls to kill Sold by M c. r. MCCULLOUGH
Aug. 90, 1862. s. AUCKLAND.