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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10
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n%1siitsr NIT $4.500,O00. untec Der 2ettnng oes
Mlaior TsrnC, gtaQen 0eate ouf benz &aupneae
boot oSPr5n9fisIb" :o0 Dem GGoen, i Nliu.
9s9t nnd9 9lsp SFIeau5 untey Sb9ut Dec Mlas
ior MIGol8.
Die Vlernpbt8 G9arls7oo GifeHba6n, fpel6e
tebt siar Bis @ortnt1 rfen iG4, miro In tofntafm
Ga8en bis Decatur In 8strtsb fomneg.
DID GaYlor ipG ait 10000 0e0elem Tn
SbFeOepO't, Ga, ifsben uaO 100, 900 8auea
8%anmpoQe beOadrt.
Gen. Groat gebt piebar aus.
Gen. 0eraatib tam auf Der gteife ua9 @a-
'9i19ton bter bug@.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10
00ll GhQrleIntl.

New 9 OFT, 9. SIT. Der 6ranspOrte
Oauapfer @uIcu lit NIT Na&rtd6ter pom 6.
BON G9arIstoa Bar bter eingetrrfeu. Gr bate
ben Wee6atpFea BON Noyt StopaI uatb Gbar-
letOn 8efaleppt. Der WaIatc unb patapeep
tparen bart at Der Iy6eit, Die Nvmse aber
1erbieIt l@ rubig.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10
Sins WIiHUuri.

ST. 2put8, s. Oft, Cine Wepef4e an
btn Democrat aus %2sapenwertb 1a9t:
@rpBe Nufugnue bsrri@t ttsr In 6olee
beS 8orrldens Der @ebe[len auf Sort Scott
Ianp &auiae City. Die Trippsn In QeaDen@
wurtb fno rad uuteu beOrpert tporSem unO Ste
Wetft3 loQ aafgetpten ppr0en lsiu.
GUrt Scott miro far fart 9enug eebhIten,
nm etnen InBrif wtperftebeu 5u tUnnen. Sol.
Blatr befebltgt.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10
General Mnsuff gSint6.

sStr bslasSttsn ON IS. Sept, bOB tptr nun
pGsV sI1DaS pom alten brapsn @iuiG at bSren
CsIoH.H.en Oareen. Der 8ertGt BON Der
0etgsllt9ata9 iftaer Brigade an ben fur6tbn-
rem S@la@ten bonn 19. unb 20. gept. Eat
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-10-10
aai,b.

8Diton, 8. Sft. Petsr Smitb tpuroe
be1te, pGtrenD CT ouf Dem Der. ct. Sdbaes
amt btlGdftist tpar, Dur$ etnen pifFgsn Dte6
einer Surme Don nabe 5u $24. 600 tn Ser.
ct. EgsIor(6sine, Coupons uRp GbeGs be.
raMbt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

THE RICHMOND DISPATCH ON NORTH
CARoLISIANs.-The North. Carolnians
use the habeds corpus to rid their home
guards of the unpleasant work of hunting
deserters, which provokes the Richmond
Dispatch to say ave begin to be tired
of the haJeas corpus; it is the great organ
aud engine of every sort of skulking, dis
affection aud treason. BY it are obtained
fraudulent discharges from the army,
summary enlargement Of spies, traitors
and instigators of desertion. Nobody profits
by it but some few lawyers, and these
lawyers themselves ought to be in the
army non estdnte habeas corpus. Nobody
will be surprised that the habeos corpus
is a great favorite with the rotten portion
of the people of North Carolina called
Buffaloes. They are always raising new
cases upon that eternal writ, and rely upon
it for the success of all their grand and
petty treasons. 1t appears that their
chief solicitude is now to shield the de-
serters under that grand agis and palla-
dunn of liberty"
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
The Seal of West virgin Ia.

The great seal of the new Common
wealth of West Virginia is thus described
by the Wheeling Intelligencer:
1t represents pioneer standing on one
side of rock, axe in hand, a stalk OF In
dian corn growing little TO his right,
while sheaf of wheat lies at his feet
On the other side of the rock is miner.
with his pick on his shoulder, an anvil
and hammer to his left, with his right arm
leaning on the rock between him and the
pioneer, and on the face of the rock are
the words "June 10th, 1863" the day
on which West Virginia became State
in the Union. Around the upper insiue
of the periphery of the seal are the words
estate of West Virginia" and around the
lower inside the words "luontani semlpe,
iJeri," signifying that mountaineers arc
always freemen.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
Major General Crfttenden's Fare.
wen TO his Corps.
HEADo'Rs 21sT ARMY CoRPs,)

HEADo'Rs 21sT ARMY CoRPs,(
CHATTANOOGA, Oct. 10.
To the officers and soldiers of the 2lst
Army Corps:
The General Commanding announces
with sorrow that the name of this corps
has been stricken from the army rolls, and
that he has been relieved from duty and
ordered to report to indianapolis that his
conduct in the late battles of Chickamau-
ga may be investigated.
The General Commanding regrets the
separation from his command-not the
investigation. Investigation-the closest
scrutiny-however it may affect him. can
only brighten your fame. Your deeds at
Chickamauga, as at Stone River, will
hand down to posterity your honored
names.
You have honored me. The mighty
hand Of the 2lst Army Corps has craven
the name of its commander on famous pa
ges of the past. And the slanderer's
tongue cannot revoke the past.
Future honors await you. May Gods
blessings attend you
I. L. CRITrESDEN,
Major Gen. U. S. Vols.
P. p. OLDERsHAsD, Capt. and A.A.G
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

Col. Serrell, who superintended the
construction of the work on which the
"Swamp Angel is mounted, says it re-
quired 1000 days work and exposure to
constant fire from numerous rebel bat
teries as soon as the work appeared above
the grass. 1t stands on the very softest OF
mud, 2e feet deep, so soft that a man
will sink into it out Of sight if he attempts
to walk on it. Ten thousand bags filed
with sand were carried more than two
miles, and 800 large logs and pieces of
timber more than ten miles to make the
battery. Two miles and half of bridges
across the marsh had to be built to get to
and from the batteries Colonel S. SAYS
that in two weeks Charleston could be
utterly destroyed by the Greek and other
batteries.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There Macy preparations 4io uiler lie nass az
Biters. pnt Up in quxtt bottles comfoanded OF ase
cheanest shskev or CONNER rra, costing from 20 10
so rentsuer vsllos the taste disguised ty Anze or
Coriander Seed
This class OF Bters has caused aid VIII coatinue to
eause. long 1hey can be sold hundffdsto ae the
death Of the drunka-a BIS ther use Inc sysem - Kept
continually under the nf1HHee o. Acohoiic stmnlAht
OF the kini the Gesrs fer glor u created and
ept mn and the result nj he horrors atsen ant up
on a druukard's llfs and death
For those who desire aad sill 6aNe Ilqngr suffers
~. rubli.h the following receipt, get 0ne Bottle of
HeefandS German Biiter> shd nix tn three Qtarts
Of goed Brandy or Whisky, apd me result VII Dc
prefa-ation that will far excel ~ Delcins4 VIZ res
INA trpa exea9lerce any o. te LiQneT BiIters
in the market, and VII cost much less You WILL have
all the virtue Il Hoodancs Btttersin eonneet&p WITH
good article of Lieuer, al as much less II thsn
these inferior preparations llIeost you
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23

Cosr OF THE WAR TO THE REBELLION
"A writer in the Georgia Constitution.
alist says the war is costing the Confede.
racy seven hundred millions a year
This does not include the cost in the des.
truction of public and private property,
loss of stores, etc. which will be found
more than twice seven hundred millions
year.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS

.D r.rr CuvCynS an SOI pyEHN
We call the attention Of az lawns -. = res
frie rds in tie army to the fact that HO0tLANuS
German Biiters Will care pfe-tefths q thr $3.50
Ind ucea by exposures aui pffsA9ns hcilehl = camp
pa .e On M he sriva i he SIX i viii be noticed
7"' hs vsfy es.s Of Ss' lind e edy sy
a h,sa in ID # he seg 's o'saa speedily
ws n fesy a.ed smoas orr lde hundreds oe
s5sbi ~ savel thst etherpisr viil lie lost
go -, "a e,,,q n on - the ,.atioas
soie au ~ H. - ~ hts ext rtrp.s-e shas eesn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
X 60 KU K:
Mr., Lincoln TO the Mechanics OF Eng
land.

mr., Lincoln 10 the Mechanics OF Eng.
land.
To The Editor of the London Times
SIR-Will you kindly publish the fol-
lowing and oblige, on behalf of the Trades
Unionists' and Emancipation Committee?
w. r. CREMRR, Hon. Sec.
No. 81 Great Tichnel Street-Legation(
of the United States, London
Sir-I have the honor to inform you
that the President of the United States has
received the resolutions of the Trades
Unionists, adopted at their meeting held
at St. James Hall, London, on the Goth
day of March last, and heretofore trans
mitted to him through the medium of the
Legation ] am directed to request you
to say to them on his behalf, that he is
profoundly impressed by the liberal senti-
ments which they have expressed towards
the United States, as we'll as by their good
wishes for the restoration of their internal
peace upon the only sure foundation of
national integrity and union. The Pres
ident, moreover, appreciates the earnest
desire which pervades the address o. the
Trades Unionists, for the preservation of
peace and harmony and mutual affection
between Great Britain and the United
States. That desire is viewed by him as
just, natural, wise and humane while it
is in exact accordance with the earnest
wishes of the American People. The
President willingly believes that in these
respects the Trades Unionists have spo-
ken the voice of the people of Great Brit
ain, and in the same sense be responds to
it on the part of the people of the United
States, with equal directness and not less
earnessness. have the honor to be, sir,
your obedient servant,
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS.
John Bright, Esq, M. p.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-10-23
They contain no Alcohol or bad Whiskey

They WILL crRx the above diseases in ninty -nine
cases cut VI a huhdred.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
Great CalnmIty nt ToIcdo.

On Saturday morning last 7th inst, the city
of Toledo was visited with destructive fire,
which resulted in the loss of much property, and
saddest of ALL lives lost and four or five
more or less injured. The fire broke out at
o'clock in the morning, in the Stebbins Block,
and ragged furiously. In about three-fourths ol
an ourafterwards the walls of the burning block
fell, burying under them several persons, who
were assisting in removing property. The
names of the killed, were DIR. d. NJ. Briggs, Eb-
en- H. Tuttle, Edgar Hamlin Henry Sturtevant
Richard Stockman, and George II. Pfanner, and
who were among the first, active, respected and
honored business men of the city. 1t is sell
dom that we are called upon TO record SO awful
n calamity
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

The Sandusky County Common Pleas Court
win commence its session next Monday, 18th.
Our friends from the country will consider them
selves invited to call at tho JoU'nai Office and
read the news. Ifany should wish 70 subscribe
for Newspaper, We can recoinmend 10 them a
good one, price BY mail. q SO per year pay
meht in advance.
The Fremont Gas Works were sold by the
Sheriff on Saturday last, to w. H. Lockwood.
for 84O0s. The bidding was quite spirited. -
Il IL now thought the works will be put In ope.
ration early in the summon.
Almost every article in market has advanced
from rs to 100 per cent. But wo continue TO re-
Oeive subscriptions to the JOURNAL for 81 so in
advance; those who do not pay in advance win
be charged 81. For definition Of the word "ad-
vance" zee webster's Dictionary.
Tomorrow, February l4th, viii be st. valon-
entines day. Privileged time for beaux and
bellies, and day Of tribulaiion for pOstmasters.
Friday and Saturday pleasant winter days,
with good sleighing. Sunday thawed and snow
ed and blowed; Sunday night cooler, with an
inch Of snow. Monday MORNING thick fog and
heavy mist, snow melted fast; at noon thermom-
eter at csc and by evening, snow nearly gone,
some muddy; night warm. wind from the south.
Tuesday morning cool, ground froze, day cloudy
wind from the northwest. Wednesday warmer,
with light wind from the west No ice put up
yet for summer use, and the prospect ofhaving
any Is extremely small. Wednesday evening
raining during the night the rain changed to
..o,., IL srk,rs,as,, ,or,,,cs, tlara - s,nhaa
of the best snow that we have had this winter,
and still it SHOWS violently.
Somebody has said that "when business man
ceases to advertise, The Sheriff soon advertises
for him." Barnum says that an advertisement
of mans business in well circulated newspa-
per is worth ten times its cost invested in the
store, shop or occupation.
On Wednesday afternoon next, 18th inst, at
o'clock, the Sheriff win sell 81 in-lots. See ad-
vertisement 4th page.
An old poet wrote swbo steals my purse steals
trash" We'd like to submit to jury of edi-
itors whether the $l70 "trash" stolen with our
@purse" was not almost as honest an operation as
the manner in which paper manufacturers get
the editors atrash" now -a-daysH
Pork still comes in, prices $415 to IS.
Good roads brings plenty of wood to market;
the buyer is no longer at the mercy of the seller
A man who was out buying wood Last week, said
he found 1900 cords within 2H miles of town,
but those who owned it asked double its value
for it. Hickory sells or the street at 81 to $21k
per cord; mixed wood $l16 to $lM
A pretty piece Of original poetry on the first
| ~n1
Michigan, one from Townsend, and one from
Clyde, on the inside. Letters without name
attached are not published.
Capt Geo M. Tillotson, 9th Reg. OWL, ar
rived home yesterday.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13

j. A. Harris advertises his Candy manufacto-
ry and Grocery Store. He proposes to do the
right thing and give good cheap goods to his
customers See advertisement.
P. Close advertises his mammoth stock at
wholesale and retail. Perry does as he agrees
and you'll be sure to find what you want at his
Store. Advertisement in another column,
Read Whitney's Piano advertisement, on the
fourth page.
Toledo Blade for 1863.
Final Settlement of Adam Moses estate.
Sale of Stock by L, Lepelman, en- Wednesday
the 25th. This is rare chance for man to gel
a good bargain. See advertisement.
Guardian Sale
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
rIusl be Rendr ARaIn.

Friend Kesler Of the Fremont Journal must be about
the most prosperous editor of Weekly In the State
Not long snee he robbed nearly S200a shame
editor to have had that amount handand now by
mis- January 'rol Of honor" he received his
subscription during that month"; $4l3lo No wonder he
says his friends have "come up grandly"-we should
think they had But had he not better eut stick" for
fear of the burgarsl lie must be getting ready 10 give
them another haul.-SsHdHsky Register. ln
Thus discourses the RegSstoz, on looking over
our aRoll of Honor for january. As to being
the "most prosperous editor Of weekly in the
State" We can'tsay. One thing we believe, no
editor Of a weekly in Northern Ohio, can show a
list of prompter subscribers than the Journd.--
That $l70 stolen from us was bard to bear, with
printing paper at $ll so per bundle. but it will
not break us, nor shall we "cut stick" on the re-
eeipts of last month. If the burglars" come
again, they'll find -nary dollar" in our posses
ion. We deposits with our creditors as fast as
we can take Tin. -four brother of the Register
wants to negotiate for the Journal To make his
~pile," we're ready. 1t troubles US to beengaged
in business that offers 50 great temptations to
burglars.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
Latter-day wonders.

The telegraph line is now completed to Fort
Laramie, Nebraska, aud on Saturday last, Mr..
Butman, the operator at this place held uninter-
upted conversation with W. o Brown, the oper-
ator at Fort Laramie; several messages were
sent back and forth between them. Mr.. Brown
also sent us the following despatch, which was
received from his own hand:
"FoRT LARAMIE, Nebraska, ?. NJ
"February !, 1868.
Il. b. kEELER:-Fremont and Fort Laramie are in di
rect Communication tonight. We send greetings you
all. The savage Sioux the North Platte, eontnu,
friendly to the whites Yours, BROWN"
Thank-ye, old fellow. Keep the line running
westward.
Not quite equal to holding direct communica.
ton with San Francisco. Soon Oregon, st. Pc.
tersburg, London, Paris, and Pekin, will be OF
the line of direct communication, beating time
twenty -four hours in chase around the globe.
Wonders never cease
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
LrOus xArmAnror.

This delightful article for preserving and beaulifgng
the human hair 10 again put up the osgnal proprietor
and ia made with the care skin and attention,
which r. created iis immense and unprecedented tales
Of ovcr one million Of bottles annnsilyi his stl sod
Is cents large botsr. Two millions bottles
ally be sold In ysar when Il IL again known that the
Katharon s not only the hair reEsng IN
the World but that esanass the scalp ofrcurand daad
ru gives the hair lively, rich, uznrinnt growth, and
prevents II from farming gny These considerations
worth knowing. The Kathaon has been tested for
twelve years. and is warranted described. Any lazy
who values beautiful head Of hair viii the Kathai
Itis nDey perfumed cheap and vSrabs. its sold
by all respectable dealers throughout the world
2moe D. y. BARNES CO., NEW YORK.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13


Diseases Of the Throat Chest and Pulmsnary organs
prevalent insidious and dangerous The prop
critics Of medicine to alevate and uproot thess
complaints must be Expeetoraut, Anodyne and Invgor-
ang, oosenng the OF the throat and imparting
tone to the entire system Ne discovery in medical
mastered this class of diseases like Dr. Wyn-
Pectorai II with the most sston-
ishing results In all Of Bronchitis, InnuenEs
whOoping Cough, Dpthoria, Patrid Sore Throat,
Asthma, Group, coughE Colds, Nervous Irritabty, &s
The Rev ]. ]. Potter eerti6es, that have used Dr..
wynkoops Pectorsl for years, myself aud in my family
fersevere Pulmonary Complaints, aud have rseommsa-
ded It to many others, aud have never its equa'
Rev. J. J. Potter, Btooklyn,N r.
Hundreds and thousands of important testimonials
could be Produced showing its remarkable aud that
IL neUer fails.
Its composed Of pure Iceland Moss Balm Of Gilead,
Peruvian Balsau, Eleeampane, confrey, Burdoct and
other invaluable expeetorAnt and tonic Ingredients
1t harmless, prompt and lasting Invads and sufferers
cannot afford to neglect trial Every family should
have It, is remarkable for Group. Full descriptions,
Recommendation and directions accompany each bottle.
Sold 10 Town by ell Druggists.
Prepared by DR.. R. D. wynkoop, and sold by D. $.
Barnes Co. New York. snss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
The Lectures.

Our citizens have been uncommonly favored
this winter in having acourse ofweekly free lee
lures, by our own citizens, which have been du-
ly appreciated and largely attended. DR.. L. Q.
RAwsos spoke on Monday evening last Subject
Vegetable Life.
The Tenth, and last Lecture of the course
will be on Monday evening next, Feb. 16th by
s. N. OWEN, Esq, at the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. A. PHELPs has prepared Lecture of a
local character which he proposes to deliver SO
soon as his health will permit; due notice Of
which will be given.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
zELIEF TN TEN MINUTES.
BRXAN,6
PU MONIC WAFER

rhs Original Medicine Established In 1857 and rut a-
Gle OF the kind ever introduced under the of "uL
MoxIo WAFERs, In this any other country; all 9TH
Pulmonic Waters c0unterfeits Ths genuine can
10 known BY the name BRYAN being stampsd on cash
WAFER.
. BRyAxs PuLnoxIo WAFERs.
Relieve Coughs, colds Sore Throat, Hoarsenssss
BRY1x's PuLMoxIc wAEERs,
Relieve, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dnicult breathing.
BRYANs PuLMoxIc wAYKRs,
Relieve Splitting OF Blood, fasnai Ia the Chest
BRTANs FULAoKIo WASEns.
Relieve Ineipieut Consumption Aang DiseAsss.
BRYAE'a PULMoHfc WAynRs
Relieve irritation Of the Uvua and Tonakla.
BkYAE's PuLNoMO wAFnRa,
Relieve the above somplalntain In Ten Minutes
BKTAx's PuLMoHic WAfERs,
Are Blessing to all claahes and Constitutions
HRyks's PvLNoxIe wAFKRa,
Ars In q simple foru and pleasant 10 Che tanta-
BRYAEs PuLMoxIe WAyEKs,
Are adapted for Voealists and Public SpoaksIsb
BRYAT's PULMoSlc WAEERs.
Not oay relieve bat effect rapid and lasting CursA
BRYAN's PULaoHIo WARNS,
Are Warranted 70 slss satisfaction 70 sveTy 60.
No oFamily should be without boa Of
BR1AN'e HuLaoHo WAEERs.
in the house.
Ne Traveller should be without supply e
BEyAN'e PULNoNIo WAYEna
in hin pocket. sre
RAyAk'a PuLM0slo wAKEnH
Twenty-Five cents %
JoB MOSES, Sole rforpFistsr, Rochester, n. T. q
sold IA FrsuenA by 8 BucKLAAD. and T. DILLON a
SON, Aug. %, isa2-gl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
HEInsrRBET's
Inimitable Hair Restorative.
TT Is NOT A DYE.

But restores gray hair to Its original soier, By supplying
tho capillary uber with natural susenanes impaired
by age disease All iastsntaHsous dyes eomPossd
OftuHa' eas destroying the vitality and beauty 81
the hair, and afford Of themselves dressing. Heua
streets Inimitsble COlorng only restores hair to it,
natural color by easy process but gives the hairs
Luxurfant Beauty,
promotes It's growth, prevents it's failing or ersdeatss
dAndru and imparts health and pleassntnsss to the
head II has stood the test Of time being the original
Hair Coloring, and Is constantly Increasing In favor
Used by both gentleman and adies II s sold BY all
spectacle dealers be procuredby them Of the
mercinl agent, D. Barnes Brosdwsy,N. Y. I've
siIes 80 eents and 81. 7nOs
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-02-13
Special NOtices.
A CARD TO THE LADIES.
DR. DUPONCOSS
Golden Pills for Females,

INTALLIBLn IN CORRECTING, REGULATING AND REMovINa
AL oBsrRucTIoSs, FROM wHArEvnE cAusH, ASD
ALwATs succKssFuL As A PRxvxNfIvH
The combination Of Ingredients In Dr. Duporeo Geld
en- Pills for Females are perfectly harmless They have
been used 10 the private practice Of old Dr. Dnponeo Tor
than thirty yeaFs and Thousands Of Ladies can
testify 10 their great and falling success, In every
case in correcting rregularties relieving painful and
menstruatOn particularly at the change Of
lifs FreIn ave 20 ten Pills viii care that common yst
the land suffers from this complaint.
The above Pill has permanently cured thouaands, and
they will cure you you use them. They cannot hAso
you the contrary they all distractions,
store bataTe 10 a proper channel and inygorats tAe
whole system. Ladies' whose health VIII not permit
increase Of family, will hnd these pills successful Ls
ventve Ladies' peculiarly situated, those supposlng
them So should rot these pills during the hrat thrss
months they certain TO produce miscarriage @Af
sibty although their mdness viii prevent any injury
10 health Thsingredienta composing the shove fsare
made known 10 every age0t and they viii tell you they
SAFE aud will perform all claimed for them. frioe u
par bog. Sold wholesale and retail By
@. R. MeCULLocH, Druggist, and
E. DnLoE q SoE, Druggists,
Agents for Fremont Ohio.
LADIES, By sending either os these Agsaas n tssssA
thS Fremont Post ofcs can hsye ths Pills ssat to any
part Of the country leonaasnsinyl and free q pesas
By mall.
NIB BEwARE or 4 BASE coUNsxnykir oS THxn
PIILs You can buy the eountsrfst article at any pios
from Is 70 rs cents box (dear at thAt LADIES youl
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