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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10
THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS

They are Aperient, Tonic, L,xltve Alternative stimu-
liant, Counter Irrtaat, Sudorihc
AS EvACUANTS,
They cert4 n and thoroush than the Drastic
Pills Of Aloe, Croton an Harlem OIL, or Elaterum
and soothing aud healing than Senna Rhubarb
or Tamarnds, or Castor OIL
AS ALTERNATIVES,
They exercise powerful Influence the liver
its secretons than calome mercury, blue pull hence
their importance in Of Liver Complaints and Spleen
Difficulties, JIundice, Dyspepsia Bilious Attacks, Head
ache. &C. in the treatment OF Fevers, either Bilious
Yellow, Typhoid anu other reducrg Fevers, they are
superior to quinuo Their influence extends over tho
entire systeR controlling, strengthening and bracing
up the relaxed and wasting energies, and reguat all
tho secretons to the natural performance OF their duties
cleansing and purifying the blood and purgng from the
system all diseased deposits and impure hum1rs.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10
why imperfect PilIs Grippe.

Why imperfect Pills Grippe.
Tho cause Of gripping nausea sickness, tenesmus ami
debility, that Is Induced by dose Of drastic pills.
ing to their imperfect operation II with the acees the
dsedsed humoTg, left circulating In the system, were
peled BY these pills there would be but little pain or
which the imperfect pills fail to purge out of the system
that occasions the pain. By examining tho stools
uated after severe gripping they will be found thin and
watery.
THE TRUE PILLS TO TAKE
The only safe pills to take DR.. Railways, because
they are tho only pills that secure purgaton without de-
pleton and expel diseased humors from the system.
CASE OF DYSPEPSIA CURED.
For many years have been afflicted with our ma
tional complaint called Dyspcpsil-my suforings have
been constant succession OF horrors. / have spent
thousands Of dollars with the hope of realizing little
comfort and tranquility. All medication iled 70 relieve
me- until commenced to act upon the udicious advice
you gave me on the 9th Of April 1855 And now af.er
using your Pills, feel like new God bless you,
and may this letter induce other suffering victims 10 this
aecursed malady, TO try the samo means
Yours fervently,
CARrESrKRvrILE, N. j., April 10th, 1889.
AssTE had'Ody d Co., NJ r. lily
Letter from DR.. Salmon skinner.
NEw YORK, January, 1850.
DR.. RadlOay e Co.,
have, during the past four years. used your reme-
dies and have recommended thom TO others for BILIOUS
CoNPLANTs INDIGESTION, DysPEPsIA, &c, consider tho
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills unequaled. Tho Reg
uatng Pills are mild in their operations and thoroughly
effective.
The arst dose should be large enough to purge say
four or ye and each doso DO diminished
pill until reduced to one and then repeated every day
for week ten days. permanent euro will surely
follow. Yours, &C., -
As- DIR. Railways PilIs are sold by Drug
ktsts and stOre-Keepers In general. Each
Box contains 30 Pills. Price a5 cts. per Box.
Sold in Fremont, by
E. DILLON & SON.
jan.2'63yl G. R. McCULLOCH.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10
ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURE

SOSliNbNEooJ OrSfEfSlAI
CONSTIPATION, MEASLES.
CONGESTION, MELANCHOLY,
HEART DISEASES, MYSTERIES,
DISEASES OF KIDNEY AMENoRRHGA,
AND BLADDER, PAINTING,
DISEASES OF LIVER, DIZZINESS,
BlLToUsNEss, RUSH OF BLOOD TO
TYPHus FEVER, THE HEAD,
SHIP FEVER, DISTRACTIONS,
MALIGNANT FEVER, RETENTION OF URINE
Loss OF APPETITE, DRoPsY,
INDIGESTION, ACUTE ERYsIPELAs,
INFLAMMATION, HEADACHE,
PALPITATIoNs, BAD BREATH,
SCARLET FEVER, INFLAMMATION OF
BILIOUS FEVER, THE 1NTEsTINEs,
JAUNDICE, APoPLExY,
coNGEsTIvE FEVER, ENLARGEMENT OF
sLEEPLEssNEss, THE sPEEN,
GENERAL DEBILITY, scURvY,
DIMNEss OF SIGHT, wHooPING COUGH,
FITS, WORMS,
LowNEss OF SPIRITS, BAD DREAMS,
QUiNsEY, PLEURIsY,
AS also all Complaints OF Women, such as
HysaOria, LeucOrrhoea or Whites, Wealken-
Ing Discharges, Chiorosls, Irregularities,
Suppression OF the Menses. inflammation
ofthe Womb or bladder, Dlnicult Menstrua-
tIon and all other Diseases or Complaints produced by
excessive discharges or suppression o the henses-
Ladies' who desire TO avoid the suneriogs and incou-
venences Of these Irregularities, organic obsruc
tons, should not omit to regulate their systems by
means Of one two OF RAILWAYS PILLS once twice
week, and thus be free from the many and great In.
convenjences TO which ladies' generally subject.
WEIGH FACTS.
DOCTOR RADwAY invites the attention Of the intelll-
gent reader TO the facts here presented showing the
superiority OF his Pill s, as purgatvos, over all other
pills or purgatye medicines Ia use.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1863-07-10

DOCTOR RADwAY invites the attention Of the intellI
gent reader 10 the facts here presented showing the
superiority Of his PILLS, purgatvos, over all other
pills or purgatve medicines in use.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01
PROPOSALS.
To Contractors.
OTFIcE oF ESStSTANr QJAkTERMksrER,
CAMP GLEEELA N. o.. Sent q. "a

OTFIcE OF ESStSTANE QJAhTERMkSrER, q
CAMP CLEvKLAsD, o., Sept. p, 'f3. J
Z Z A LIE D PROPOSALS S
Riil be received uatil tbrco o clock P NJ Thrr4-
Oar the sth OF october, -63, Tor furrizhi1g Forage
VIZ:
-iIt7-three. (f-) tons Of Baled Tim0fhy Hay
thirty hundred and seventy FIVE q 375) bushels
ot Oats The foregoing articles 10 bs Of good mrr-
ehat table aliy. They must be delivered In Can D
Cleveland ~ tne GoSernment etabes or az such 9th
er ace In uevel- nd. hio, a. The undeuigued may
desiRuate.
Prop DsiioBs must state the ouslily offered and be
aceompant b. a guarantee II two responsible per-
ed 10 him.
WntLan Contrac will he entered into and Con
tractors required to give bonds the faithful p-r
fgrmance oI the Contract.
Payment sill be made Up the completion Of the
contract, or as soon tntrea funds received
tor that p1rpOse. Tbs underI Rned reserves ths
right 10 TejecI any or al bids that may be deemed
tOa 'rh
Prop sails % be adlTeTed 10 the undersigned at
Clsye and, ohio. and endorsed s Proposals fcr FOR
age. B s l. L. sPANGLER
ap w Uapiain A. Q. N.
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[cOxcLUDED Tomorrow ]
The VauInudIsham 1Tsst.ua Yest

The VatiaudIzham Meeting Yesterday.
The most complete hEzle of the cam
Paign was that eff the Vallandighammers
in this city yesterday. Huge posters had
announced the Rally in tremendously
big letters, and speakers we're imported
from Indiana and Illinois TO ell up the
measure of abuse of the war and the Ad-
ministratiOn. The day oame-bright, beau
tiful, and cloar, but the crowd didn't come
at all. Voorhees, didn't speak, nor Cox
either They were disgusted with the lack
Of hearers and left Those whodid speak
were decidedly of the asmall beer order.
It was a glorious failure, and a good indi-
cation that COpperheadism is on its last
legs in this section.
September 18th, the day of the Union
meeting, was cold, wet, raw, and dismal
beyond anything else Of the season, and
yet, complete as was the contrast in the
weather, there were far more persons on
the Square than there we're yesterday.
The ekies look bright; God speed the
right.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01
LEGAL
TARrrrIUN NOTICE-Ra

EbARrLrIUN NOrlCE-kansom Heath,
i guardian Of Lucela Heath, and Marths Fig
uers, Lucelia Heath and Martha Figuers will
take notice that petition was fled against them
on the 22d day Of September, A. d. 1853, in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of CuyahOga, byJ. E. Raymond and Ma
~ J. Raymond, and Is now pending, wherein said
j. +. Raymond and Mary J. Raymond demand
partition Of the following real estate to-lFt: The
lot situated on the northeRstcry corner or Bridge
AMI l0rK streets. in the City Of Cleveland, eoun-
y Of Cuyahnga, and State Of Ohio, being thirty
seven feet front on Bridge street, and runnIHg
back Of equal width one hundred and thirty-sev-
en- feet on York street, and that Al the next term
Of said Court the said j. Z. Raymond and Mary
J. Raymond will apply for an order that partition
msy be made Of said premises
PALMER 4 DENNIS,
Attorneys for
LIE RAYMOND.
sept23-GH12s MARY J. RAYMOND.
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nav AbVEsTIsEAIEHTs


k~ssIGNEES SALE.-PUrsusnt to an
"A order msde b. Probats Coart n ths
MISTER OF the as giiineat q q II. Roblssu, In
favor OF the creditors. shall expose for sale e
public auction az the door OF the Court House,
in seid county, on the 9th day Of November, 1868,
at 2 O'Clock, P. n, the follOgirg described lands
and teuements, 70 Wit;
1st. The east = Of southwest x Of section No.
81, township 70. north Of range 25 west, in War
ren county, in the State Of Iowa, being 50 acres.
Appraised at $40.
2d. The southeast = Of the southeast ! ofsec-
tion Is, in toNnship %. north Of range Is west,
being 4 the county Of Dallas, State Of Iowa,
beng 90 acres. Appraised at sl20.
3D. The southeast = ofseetion p and the north
east = ofthe northeast X Of seetion-2T, in town.
snip =, north Of range Sc west, being in the
county Of Calhoun, IN the state OF lows, and
being 200 acres Appraised 81 $500.
ith- The southeast Z and south = ofnortheast
= OF section 10, and the west = Of the southw esi
z, and TIE southeast 4 Of southwest "A Of sec
ti0n %, in township 70, north Of range 20 west,
and the east = Of northeast y Of section L IN
township 50, north Of range 80 west, being in
Guthrie county, in the State OF Iowa, and being
4i0 acres. AVprsiseds az $3.50
Terms cas1. !. c. GRANNIS,
Assignee Of c. Il. Robson.
Cleveland, October ], 1sG3 oct I; 122
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.ccNuuNt1AFkp.
PULMONARY CONSUMPTION CdRAsIE DISEASE
A Card-To ConsumptiYes.

The Undersigned having been restored 70 Health in
few weeks, b. a ven simPls remedy. aitsr having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection,
and that dread dissasa, Con umption-is anxious to
cure.
To all who desire 1t, he viii send copy O. the pre-
serpion used (frse Of charged With the dirsetioas
for Pspsring and using the sane. which IheJ win
md sure Cure for Consumption. Asthma, RTonehi-
It's, &c The only object Of the advertiser In Eln
the Prescription "a to henot the afflicted and spread
Information which be conceivss be liable and
be hopes every sufferer viii q shis remedy e. e viii
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Partas wishing the prssriB lon will ease adlres,
Rev. EDWAkD A. WILSON, WiliamaburRh,
oettis dAE Klnes county, n. z.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

In Akron September z,.h, by the Rev Carlcs
Smith, CHARLES RAWsON and MARIA A
daushts- Ct Col simon Perkins both Of Ai-rou.-
No Cards.
In Fest Cleve and. scDtHmbsT egth b Es-. =. 81
Rtcha-fssn assisted b. Rev iirgEg, tlr. JOSEPH
W. WELLEA TO N IS kuBlE }. wIuBUB.
10 his ely. September sOth, b. Rev. Mr. Hawks
Mr.. HENBH u. tNGHaM and AisB = n Il
AsAEB, OF this city.
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rNIoN SITE TICKET.
nNInN cnrNTY TICKRT.

for rssnstor-sAMUEb " JLIkMs1N.
RepTesrntatiTes -CH ARLES Il. BABC)CK. AZA R.
iAH SWEET, G. 3 70 ikWo0O.
Comaon Plega Indse-- HJkACE b0YfE.
protafs Jud To- DArfEL o.. rtLDEN.
Ocunry Trnasurer---H s. AHfrrLaSEY
oierh Common Pie S. y fisI.pEhll;h J. PkkhI1@S5 IS
prJsrcntirr Aftoraey- --cHAWLE5 " PALMER
q .nnfv CoInssis-ioa-r.---I. Ms BAB6U1.
tioroner-E- q. PkESTICE-
County Srrteyor---W kaApP
CitT justices Of the Peace-DANIEL STEPHAN,
FRkDERICK A. RL--ND.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

Anahyf O1LQDSf eeSoAuf ~ OAbA@ W.
ton Of the Morning LEADER, contain
ing one Of the most important electiOneer-
ing documents Of the campaign ; and one
thai should be put in the hands Of every
voter in the State. It is a compilation in
resdsbls and convenient form, of the Rec
ord Of C. L. Vallsndigham,
SHOWING
How be favored secession in his Cooper
Institute speech.
How be voted against the resolution Of
thanks 10 Major Anderson.
How he opposed the efforts to detect trait
ors in Washington City.
How he proposed to divide the Union into
four sections.
How be opposed the collection Of revenue
In the Southern States.
How he opposed the National Loan Bill.
How he opposed the raising Of volunteers.
How be was against the protection Of our
commerce by pirates.
How be would not punish rebels.
How he lodged voting on resolutions
against the rebels and in favor Of the
Govern ment.
How be opposed legislation for the sup
preston Of the Rebellion.
How be opposed the resolution declaring
that The South was responsible for the
rebellion.
How he refused to thank the officers and
soldiers Of the Bell Run Battle for their
courage snd patriotism.
How be disliked the cath OF allegiance.
How he tried 10 defeat the ball increasing
the nav ofeoidiers
How be was opposed to stopping commu-
nicstion with rebels.
How he was opposed to eOnfscating Il e
property ofrebels.
Hoe hs was against giving bouniies TO
soldiers.
How be was in favor Of returning fugitive
slaves to disloyal masters.
How be opposed the resolution declaring
the rebellion causeless, and denying the
right Of secession
How he opposed the raisiDgof soldiers 10
carry on the var.
How he opposed s joint resolution in Con-
gress against Foreign Intervention.
How he opposed the draft in every posi-
bic Fsy.
How he refused food for hungry Western
Reserve Squirrel Hunters, who were
CuRuGGu II Ale AtASuht U LAt ltHA0-
All Of which, except the first aud last,)
are taken from the Congressional Globe,
and will be published in brief and point
ed form.
In addition TO the above will be given an
epitomized record Of Vallandigham's
speeches out Of Congress, aud also ex-
tracts from rebel papers proving that
the rebels look upon him as their ally
and friend
The whole forming a series Of unansWera-
bic arguments why the traitor should be
DEFEATED At THE POLLS:
This LEADER EXTRA will be furnished at
the rate Of Two Dollars per 100, or Fifteen
Dollars per !. 600.
Ii is Important tina, the distribution of
this Record should be attended to at once
as the time before the election is short
Fifty thousand copies should be circulated
broadcast Immediately.
In addition to the above, this edition will
contain the mastery Union speeches Of
Senator B. F. Wade, at Marietta, septen-
Der 24lh, and Hon. A. G. Riddle, at Raven
rs, September l1.h.
h. COWLEs & Co,
LEADER OFFICE,
Cleveland
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WYNKOOPs 5 ICELAND PICTORIAL.

Diseases Of the Throat, Chesi and Puim0uary or
eaus arc ever prevalent, inaidious and dAnguruus-
Lhe pTopertiea OF medicine y aiefiaie, cure ard
gpioot tnsse cumpl ints, must be pactcrant, AnO
dyne and Ansigorating l1oseBing the mucus oi the
tnfoat, and in Earring the entire systetn No
discQyery IN nsi s,isnce mastered this class
oi diseases IKE D.. Wynks ops iceland Pect0r4l II
is used With the OF t0ui higg reguits IN al cases
OF bronchitis. lnfu1a4a WhOoptug Couch, Dipthe-
rla OF Futrid Sore thr1at, asthma, Group, Coughs,
Colds, Nervous DClillty, sc.
The Eay. ). J. Potter certihss shat I have ussd
DR.. Wynk0Op5 factOTal Tor several yeara, myEef and
10 my family, for sesers PulmOuary Complaints, and
have recOmmended IL 10 may Otners, and have new
er seen its equal." Rev. J. j. PUfTER,
Brooklynt n. I.
Hundreds and thousands Of important testimonials
could oe prodrced, shoging its rsnarkabie cUrea and
that Il HAYEz FkILs u q c.mposed OF pure Iceland
Moss, Haim OF Glib al Peruvian Baisa, EIocampane,
Conirey, BurdOe L. aud other invalaablo expectoran
and tonic ingretents- lt Il harmless, prumpt and
lasting lnyands and sufferers cannot anord neg
lsct trial ktery family should hAvs it Iz Z re-
narkaole ieF uT9up. lall ds1erigtieas, recommend
- Prepared By Dr. X d. WYSKOOP, and aold b.
D. 3 BA BHES 4 Co. NY iulytO- z tseOE
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

The Chief Attributes Of Manhood Are
frequently lost or suIpeSdsd By nal prastioss ana
eo1s habits that viii inevitably Led 10 hsroditAy
aisaase unless checked n time Read the truths aia
doSn in the treatise ''aUAAh FRAILTK. PINS
BIOLOGICAL REsEARcHEs." Il is elaboratslT nlhstrls
ted with eOlored sngraEinss and win convince fha
most hardensd and uneoneernod, e. we'll e reliSFs
the minds Of the most desDonding. b. leading thar
IN the right channel fof relief Of bodily and msntA
agony and despair.
1B-Sold By Dr.. BARROW, I9i Boockar-Bt, n 4,
Prco - oanta sent free eYsryThere See adPsrtias1
nsnt Of - frlesemAr" IN another column.
sold also By o. ". CLARK, DRUGGIST, OlovaiAnd;
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DIED.

Al enteron, Huron County, Chio OF C0rsump-
ton, in her 6tth year, Mrs. HANNAH sCurHAM
huneral viii take ace from Mr.. dadOE's r a..
dsnee untEer iify Beigh :, this afternoon at I've
Friends Of the 'amlly are respectfully invited to
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Address
Great speech by senator wade.


The speech Of Senator Wade at Marietta,
which we give TO the readers Of the LEAD
ER, is one Of the best Of the year It is
characterized by the Cincinnati Gazette as
HThe great speech Of the Csmpaign.' Ger
tain il is that the old veteran warmed up
with his subject until be poured forth elo-
quencs and argument unansWerable and
invincible. The ere which has flashed forth
upon many notable occasions in the halls
Of national legislation, is not quenehed,
but burns brighter than eve, in view Of
The momcntous questions now st issue in
cur State. Mr.. Wade proudly scknowl-
edges the title Of Radical which has been
applied to him. and who, he asks, has
helped to nave the world forward in truth,
freedom and happiness, that has not been
Radical2T Referring TO his Senatorial
career, Mr. Wade says that when be took
his sest twelve years ago, be found the
North bound hand and foot by the chains
which the Oligaroby Ofthe SOuth had forged
for then, and not one Of our Senators dared
lift his head in The midst Of the internal
crew. But he eieterminsd that there should
bsa North Ihere as well as elsewhere, and
the right of speech in support of justice
should beyindicated, EObly has he full
sIled that determination, and the whole
lard to-day has cause to honor him for his
upright course.
We lack space to make extended CON-
ment upon this speech but it needs none
hisits own best comment It should be
widely and carefully read. fhst the issues
a the coming election may be thoroughly
understood.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

THE STAUNCH FA- ~
YOaITE Steamer fS0ETH-
ERa LIGHT" Caps- J0hn srauid- A-.a-1LlEta..-k
Ing. will leave our dock for Lake guperior. on
fLursdaT, OctnberIst. At o'ci0ck P. 81. =
HS-Eor Freight OK Pa.sase apply % -
R0B'T HANNA q CO.,
sept9 US ne and 10 Rlver-st.
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l have from the fret Of my Congression-
al life been called Radical, and many
seem still to be frightened by radicalism.
But | believe tbatall who have benefited
the world, from Jesus Christ to Martin
Luther and George Washington have been
branded as radicals. Can you point TO iaIv
one who has helped to move the world for
ward in truth, freedom and happiness that
has not been Radical? They have All
been cast ont Of the association and favor
OF the great ones in the synsgogues snd
psiaoes, because they held to strange doc
trines. g. Peul was persecuted from city
to city for teaching strange doctrines. +
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-10-01

STATE OF OHIO, ss "a common rleas-Ae,
Cuyahoga county. Nou Iot EaF'4'ion oi
william C. storrs, Plaintiff,
Leonard K. storrs, Maria
StOrrs, Eliza Storrs, El-
Ia T. Robinson, Mary A. ..
Robinson, and HAruetP.
Robinson, Defendants.
NOTICE.-Th above-named defendants
: Y will take notice that plaintiff has fled IN
the Court above named his petition agalnst then, ,
asking for partition Of the following described
premiees, situate in the township OF East Clevo-
land, In Cuyahoga county, and State OF Ohio, and
is known as being part Of lot No ss7, ia tract
70. IN sad township, and bounded as follows I:
Beginning at the center Of 81. Clair road, 81 its
IN ersection with the East line Of said lot No
81 thence westerly, along the centre Of 81.
Clair road IA chains and 6s links thence north
erly, parallel with the east and west lines Of said
lot No. 36T, 25 chains and Is links, thence north
81. 30 west, chains and 90 links thence north
erly, parallel with said east and west lines OF said
lot No S6l, 70 the shore line Of Lake Eric; thence
easterly along said shore line to the intersection
thereof with the east line Of said lot No. 35T !;
thence soUtheriy, along said last mentioned line
10 the place Of beginning; containing 81 9O-lCJ
acres ofland more or less, but subject to all legl
highways and claiming that plaintiff owns ore
undivided fourth part in said premises, IN com
mon with the defendants, all Of whom w ~ sad
plaintiff derive tile there o from Lem4el C.
Storrs, deceased, who died intestaie seized IN fee
Of said premises, and OF whom all OF sad defend.
ants, together with plaintiff are the sole heirs II
law That the defendants, Leonard K storrs
Maria Storrs, and Eliza storrs, who reside in
Gardiner, in the State Of Maine. own each one
undivided twelfth part ofsaid premises and thar
defendants Eliza 7. Robinson, Mary A. Robinson,
and Harriet Robinson, who are all minors, resi-
ding in Hartford in the State Of Connecticut AMI
whose guardian IS Henry G. Robinson, also A
resident Of said Hartford own each one undivid-
ed sixth part Of faid premises; said petition
further asks that plaintiffs said share may
o aHVnTuItW- n nat COR H1HH Ia
done without manifest injury, that tbereuu0n
such proceedings may be had Ia the premises as
are authorized BY law.
The defendants are required 70 answer on OF
before November %, 1853
BACKUS & NOBLE,
Octl Plaintiffs Attornev=
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Ocr. 3D, 1863.
Household FurnItuPe-&c

AT AUCTION, -BI....--,.,..,--..o. CVrTzR & soS-
o. oUTTER SON viii sell on Saturday, oetoNsr
meneing az 20 o'elcck II lot OF Housshold NJ
nifure, heathsr Bed, Carpets, CrookerF are Stove
&C., &C. 1erns-CHah At tins Of sale. oetl-ils
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Hagan's MaEnolia Balm.

This Is ths most delightful and sxrruordInsry arti
Gle ever discovered II changes the sun-burnt laes
snd hands 70 afy sstin tsEtuFs Of ravishinF beau,
y, impsrtlng thn marble purity of youth al.d the
DIsrINGUE AppsAranee inviting IN the city belle q
Ashion II removes tan, reekles, pimplss and rough
nssa from the skin. leaving the eompIs1ioa fesh
transparent and smooth. Il contains material IN.
furious 70 the akin Patronlzed By Actresses ana
Opera Singers. Il Is what ever lady ahould hars.
ng-sold svsrywhsrs.
DEMAb 8 BARNKs 4 CO.,
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ING SYRUP for CHiLDREN TEETHIEG.
This valuable preparation ia the prescription ofon
Of the best Female Physicians and Eursas II tha
United States and has been used tor hiry years viii
never failng sa,ety and success By millions q moth
srs and children, from the iesole infant Of Wool
old to the ad1lt. Il not only relieves ths child fron
pain, but inVisorAtes the stomach and bowels, cor
rsets aeidi, aud gives tone and ene-gy 70 the Rhoi
system. 1t viii almost Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TIE BOWELS AND VIVID OOLIG
We sbelisvo itthe Best and surest Rsmsdy IN In
World. IN ali oa'os Of f'Jssntsry and DiarFhos I
children, whether Il arises from raethinF o. froa
any other AUS.
HB-Fuli directions for usiag will accompany oscl
bottle. None Esuuins unless thu fac-sinis % OUR
It's PERKINS, Nov York, 4 or ths WrapDsr.
ES-soid b. all Medicine Dealers. Principal Omos
ls Dsy-St.. New YORK.
Price enly 25 Cents per BoIsIs.
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