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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21
Ayers
o'.4RSAPARILA,A'
THE voRL1s GREAT EE1EDx EoR

Scrofula and Scrofulous Diseases.
From Emery Edes, a scelt7k1oacs merchant Of o.
f-s-I ~ ford, Maine.
al have sold large quantities Of your SARSAPA-
RILLA but never yet one bottle which filled of the
desired and full satisfaction to those who took
it. As fast cur people try it, they agree there has
been nemedicine ike i before in our community"
Eruptions, Pimples, Blotches, Pustules, Ul-
GERS, Sores, and all Diseases Of the Skin.
W From Rev. -RObt. StrattoIs, Bristol, EIglGRd.
&C only do my duty to you and the public, when
add my testimony to that you publish of the me
dicinai virtues of your SARSAPARILLA. My daugh-
ter, aged ten, had an affecting humor in her ears,
eyes, and hair for years, which we were unable to
cure until we tried your SARsAPARuLA. She has
been well for some months
From Mrs. Jane e. Rice, a 71elts1otUD and Eslsct-
esteemed lady Of DeRRisUiILe, Cape Nay Co., n. y.
"My, daughter has suffered for year past with q
scrof1lous eruption, which was very troublesome.
Nothing afforded any relief until we tried your
SARsAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her" !"
From Ghgrles R. Gage, Esq, Of the a0idely knos0s
Gage, Murray d Co., BtdT5tf fTcfHrerS OF eAGHetted
papers IN NaSktsa, N. II.
g L had for several years very troublesome
hscHsoT in my face, which grew constantly worse
until it dsfgUred my features and became an iutOl-
erable ailiction. tried almost every thing man
could of both advice and medicine, but without any
relief whatever, until took your SARsAPARILLA.
It Immediately made my face worse, you told me
it might for time; but in few weeks the new
skin began to form under the bl0tehes, and con-
tinief until my face is as smooth as any body's,
and am without any symptoms of the disease that
know of. l enjoy perfect health, and without
doubt owe it to your SARsAPARILLA.''
Erysipelas = General Debility Purify the
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-10-21

They exercise powerful influence OvaT tiiirrr
andits secretens than calomel mercury, bhp,s iss.
their importance in cases OF Liver ceapilints ssi
Difficulties, Jaundiee, Dyspepsia, Bilious Attscs ~
yellow, Typhoid and other rcdsch,g Fever 1|ir 4,
superior 20 quinine Their influence e1letlt oy.,f ~
entire system, controlling. sre1gt Aehig, ai hfsea
up the relaxed and wasting energies, and relai al,
thssecretons 70 the natural tAt diii
cleansing und purifying the blood and prrif ftr j J
system all diseased deposits and impure hanl.v..
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-rvuna thal Q note made By bDbDd 10 ii, wife -.
yoA and ehaa The note sh6uld hsve bspa trunslsrsI
~ N1uer assignment or BY endnH ssmeut IL
piatntihs co,neeI commended shs the wife srssi :
90" ~eut OF the husband and III " IN al cssr. whers
VIZ r. N third parry who tstcs the .arr. ior
vMne; ~ r1rre detve-y. The Court conrurIed In
she vieTs az ihrmed the h.s.mcnt
forfos isrsLl ' yScy.-7hs Ow5e Assssls
upon Hrs Grs'nI<s.- On q tcHch warx.,. Off er
HnJea Of tho Eighteenth prceinct aI1, ~ one JOf
Hart who IL alleged to hnv, leen ca<ased Ia the
Unprecedented ouir,.c vhfh va committed on the
m"rnlnH of tlo l9ui MI, urpn tbe re'-on os Mr..
tniy brumicN, nj NJ. - trrt Seventeenth .tr eet
ilsr wse committed 10 the iofnbs. There we've nur
,ohieteraWs ~ tie trahsactinn in ~tCh Hart is
,e-'l W nave hcen tLYtrcd, one of shrn " said W
uc one Dsy, Who V now In custody.
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Terrible Catastrophe.
sinking OF tho Steamship Locust Point mt
Sea--tO Lives Lost.

Sea--tO Lives Lost.
On the morning OF the I'd iur. at one o'clock, tc-
tween Bamcsrt and Ahsccome I.irhts Tn. Steamship
Locust Point Hoffman, hence, al irt., tor Nev-Or-
leans, In collision with the Steamer MantnzaA
Captain lDissans, from New Orleans for New York,
causing the Locust Point to sink In minutes In
IL iathons water. The MantanzAs struck hor amid
ship, cutting hsr In two boats were Immediately
lowered from tho Aantanzss cld after remaining
around the wreck untn O'Clock ia u MORNING. sue
Ceeding in saving the fonoxins Z. The crew and pas-
sensers: Crew, Walter Ne Carly, ..ansa; lame.
Mcclure, fremen; Pet ConIaa, do Peter f,urnA
teamen; Thoe Mullen, do; Cnpt, Hoffman. Jsrob
Gimstone, I'd officer; David n. Melon, Chief Euci
neor; James Harlow, grcascr; Andrew Doylo
coal-,~rer; Alfred y. Day, do; John FArnhsm.
lst cook Antelnet,o Martino. Passengers, Captain
BiaddHh sliehty injured, Mru. Blf.h sariorlsiy n.
Jurei, Capt. W. q. Powers, jules Bastiio sylyanus
Leblanc, Mrs. Jane Brooks Ms. T.. Dolby, fo,,.
sauon, Dr. q. 4. Blake II. Marks. The Locust roint
had board crew Of y persons ard Is passengers
the balance, 10 in NUMBER must have all been io.,.
The Mstankes had on board l40 souls, and receiv.d
no injuries Natever from the collision. Every cnIe
and attention was given TO the un'ortunaos picl ei
up from the wreck. The Locust Point and CARO- is
total loss. No one ssyed anything nom tho week
The PASSENGER we're oil saieep at the time.
I'VE are unable to rive tho Nance Of tho Grey end
passengers lost IN tie Lacust pon. NJ AL the popos
went down with her.--EDr. Sun.
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easss IN pirit. duly l,cspssd, shs no, be taxed on
No. % hssd, y, s.essalss ,.o barrels;
=, A. ~ w. .. ,nse .sop.ed taxing income.
n s Ss. r s. r. .n sf1 sSsi,.a the hm to
u a1ns With the verOus srnendments.
NJ s sssc4 r. Stm III ss .sf.s shs, a. an
Ffis hard ssood no powible ehsnoe Of ,coeee. In
D. sns1e. The sssn.lDeu, r.Akins di1c'.. ,ins s
sa.lv psn,shins msA for having such an 'n''It Of
.Ths psyvsRs question ve then ordered OH tho bill
a Nj. NORTH and thu srnciri Tnent-.
Tho aneDdncut arins A discriminating 's' on IN
The question Wa tben .sken on Il amcndment Of
Nj. xShburn 70 tar wf,S-ey on lshd' and 10 was
'sF ss i Z .S:s - ~ and .ooc.cl tho uAs-
:s::ioS Sss s...ca s !, ,,s 70 , n.
:3H !: ss.:s.s1 . g:ss;'. , nays Y: 81 81.
~. m sr"n ,'Scs"a he vote by Which tho
bill ~ reeotsd and after fnrihor proceedn.s INC
vcee II vhch The sulstitate w~ reccci sss u, To- On
SssT GS- tho hin originally i''''i'''' BY Mr.
The question then required IN its prsse vn'o"
wa decided In the nffi rmstfvo by yeas b. nays e.
Tho senate bill susopria.lnc s15apn iSr c1nplot-
ins tho work On tho Warrington h'nsioo' ""
psssd
Up motion on M. pendleon Il va rc'olsed tina,
the scnato ooncurrins 18th Houses ArouIh Ai'e u's
on Monday at noon.
The report of the Committee Of Conference on The
pension I'M wa ooncurred IN. TIE IIcuse bad W
sTaesed the q. nson from eiaht - e'o,en doasre "
ycontb hui Sc Senate disagreed TO tho htsoT and Tue
Hsusc rece.led from IA nmendiient
nr. sebenck rrportsd bili authorizing tbs Pro'i-
dan, 70 r.ise . force Of hundred ,hcussnd men
over 45 yean Of as, to b called the "oid Guard
M. Wilson sid unless the sentlcrnu Ceohe' eb
pruvidss for paying the erpento 81 such force ~
svyinS . tsz on vhiskey hand, he would Oh
Joct.
Mr.. wIlUn subsequently Withdrew his olreition
but II was renewed by soIne other gentleman.
On motion of Mr.. Stevens, the House then, N half
pays9 AN, took a rucess " kondU', nj 10 o'clock
An.
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General Intelligence.
tBy Nod 10 the Moo Yort Sun. !


r., Hawaii. h., ,onc,,p.s tho nomination o, ouin.
nsihan,a ~ H.. Maior ,,en, nj oi yolnnincIt
r., c.,.rn,r NJ M.n,.p,,.. Mendiolnid. d..si on
ss nn w ~. ino' VI -' ~
'u""y NV
RoCuuIrtS9 for tho British army 10 ~ ptcsch iAt
tfun boins successful.
Ltxt1 Eys Primo eAerArA. Mnruui. de IN, Can
pvsA tho traitor who sold Dominica 10 TIA spauards
b dond.
n. ur,xe .sss>sr sirm. ,osi., with iiqunrN tom
c.rs,.ssd n Csn. Is,oi o.t ha, arrived a. " AL.
- IN Hpit,sh fss s,lIl aics al her nu.ihead
~ "'' - 80 ~, ,, -.
TMk following u the title ~ a Ch,nrse sOtt JOSH
S.~Ss ''
HOS. JONAH Quisov Died, fridao evening" ~ his
eounty scat, In Cuinrv, Mas., HseH w yesfs. hr1e
NOM mdrmtties Of extreme rae, Mt. Quincy ~ In
god health, and rode ont the DAY before HE deah
Tur c--ion sprovAr c,p.enss thai ,o,,er ma
Sicne arc wicteder than drinsins ores "a are lie
FroDch in com,.ris,r with tLe EI,iish ,he Itltaas
Win the Scotcli, AMI the hinioos with every ipV.
TurYg was q currcut repor, at Hilton Head, the
Aay oyeylous ~ IN esiiinS ri the EIll,or (Iune
. tbe efYcc& thai the ro,ei cyulser Alnbam.- soa
threo othors we're rxucct,-i N tho coast,
v,,.,.,,vr 49,, a. ,.,n. ,,,do III, n. ,r,
~ rnusIkrI euoft 10 neIhs inhe' WIN ~ w
Ssue nopes o' suocrrs, 70 ootsn tha paihon oi ''"u
We .s.oen 1SLoe rer. Slinss !sape,. sno Ia
WIStSon pknp1hsdS II
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BROOKLYN.

CULTIVATION OF THE ForRrH IL BRooH-
LrS.-rhe piorrmrnc for celebrating the day in
Brooklyn i'avery mcAsre ono. There viii he no
military paIsde. NJ meeting Of the officer. Of the
ID Division, 1t ~ss ccntcndod that tie Fourth fell
on Monday, MAJ r'"n,hc-. u the discr,n, military
organizations would lee'o tho c..v On the preyiou.
saturday for in" 1nf:o Of cnio,ins 'tonseiv,. ere
where sni No I'D .Ja'.s ut i"'uru until ruosiay
or Wcdncsiav-i T. elc.o-e Tire void be b,i, a
slin turnout 90. tafit thir v.,s II tie matter
II "s d~iitd 20 =, 'GoEe IL" parade until the
I'm instant rprtvn.I d.io the corner tlune II
Ito res eTmoy IL N,'ar..burph viii h aid.
The church rcHs VII - min ths morning, and ss-
luios will be- iiicd az sunr.c, and SHUTDOWN In
e." evening thtto will l.. d.plavs ~ ffcwort. on
Io-t "tcerc snd In oiis.Lic i1r,li',, IN williams
hrI-n ~ i ''fc"upout as -'oo,oi by the hi!, men
q, ircscutl4, the East ,ln District.
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tETRY.
A Day.

A day ! WHO human tongue CT
Tho strange gents u good or VI
How ruuci 10 Joy or sorrurv
What dread tAlfllcd, VII q, =, sh
whsi suti.lot Hi or object sdDs,i
Shall mark tae coming MORO
A dsy how brief its rpcInen,s > On
wv here. now some hos IKE = dream
~ Tine, hov r, al q J,art
e, ever day Its les m gives
Lch h,,tinr iour iis .'nprcsy leaves
fns.srnpc1 vpor the heart
a m'cs,o. w Lee; road. g., y 'sy.
10 mark GU. .royress ON thc wa
While hurryi' tl.1dly rss,
Aud this the war; ~ vo, they raise
20 number well u fectlny days,
For each may lie the 'sst :"
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That portion n the sr-. hatch Of % sunl osv Which
No- fork contributed Is hot iuclndei. ~ well ~
emo navy but ran. The snii- which received
uois engines here. hay, " grnoru. thins. proved
ven ricoe-shI. brt some Of tho hui, might to nucn
IL lor thsn the, are.
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NOTICE-A MEETING OF THE [
Nm3n's and Laboring MeTs Association c.
and county Of New cork will be held at n
Hall, ~ Prince ct on Tuesday evening, July /
at hali-past O'Clock. All members are revue
attend, a. bustners Of inipor,snce IL 70 be tran
BIZ order Of JOHN GALLEGHER, PIos'l
CTS NekENNA Secy.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND TuE VICINITY.
The Fourth Of july.
HOW 1T VIII. RE CELEBRATED.
Military Parade.

IT., .r,,,.o-.,.--o, ,,... 49, I'LL. A.. ,...
-, -, -, ,,. y
,.,.s,'....'.. =. -, .-.-,,,
$3.50, a.. -, -. 49,, ,,.".,.-, ~,
,,,,,," s . ~. -, u ~"
-, 4, 49,, ','.,. .a.,,..',. A., ,,.,',.
- ,,,',,,,.o a. "a .,,,n.,.. D., a.. -
WV '''''"'' " 70 ""''""'1 ~ '"'"" 'n"-
tione that induced tho mgl d thr Rtvoln-
ton 4, b,,li., uobiy In MA c-t.s ,r lnt,.n
-. ,.,
hceuoh pin h"'"h@ 'hoephh0acH fof
For neaglv lou yeat, tho notion hiss b.'cn ID
q, a. .,r,,,v. I'm ,,,,i,,s f,. ,h, h.,.e t,,
" '' ~ " " WIZ '' ~
gotten tho lat ho'cs Q. " En alton, and l'eS 10
oyeftllov "A .oxmnu.sLt iourd,l uu.jn mr. nciale,
-, a. - ~. =, - -.
u'''"'' W o""u'' ''r MI '''h'' h"r'u' 'to SAH'
thrt luNa parsed away -'r"n the Fonrth OF July
c,.h-a,o, To- 49, ,,,,,, eroi,jo. h.,c I,,r ,-IId
''N IA "" N''''' ''-''' "''N w" 49,
upon 10 usurn tho" who rofo near ana dear
" them Tho biooiy Ia Ter In Tho wilder
ness and In the southsost ha," been rsined
tho sacfitce Of thoun~a'is who Joined in
ob-e' WING the nsfionai Holiday tseNe non''s 40.
While romemtern: the BRAY. Sho have fhen m
Una new war OF ihdeIeAd..S' ihose DO "i'hir tho
ceieoni, of to-day, VIII renew the oil sui that
- -
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II may L. instructive and inter ossins N recsp.suass
the dses Witch New York rs sSded 70 our new navy
Tho voosen ,Js constructed hors ere siso included.
II lin IL ps fpllcvr.
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.


KOCH On SUNDAY, July -, Thomas Roche, M.
w 3! b.-''haessrisi, Co. Wes;molth, llClan alod
l"Aesrs.
D. tally iuvi'rd 70 nt', NJ 'ue iun. al. thf dom
~ 'rnoon IT = O'clock LVtn his LAKE residence,
- A.. H6l
,itr # New No'k, hiath.r . " 81 auErii .,c ie,l,r
=" 1cct Ireland COST koscom4a. anu lr'sh
o.: MI .l...
,r,r'.uo''r.. thou N,..leou.
Ni.d INV rt dec len.
Bul 'tis Cod Shl hatl hcictu Us,
lie 1lln oil cur -lFrl
, Al a,r trends G2Io y,eg eet'rlly in, lied TO a.,ena
aui h,iusca st', uch Grad, WiLGmstut.h. Sol
A REWARD OF $50 lF TIE INDIAN
4htlflB hOC FOR fails ~ d" crib, dis. amt tell
b. pAusr'- thr nsturc II her complaints @ III
nee ~ hlut RECEIVING luY Information from them
No charge ioI eousu., aton or advice.
orr MOTTO.
We ufe srcb Bsn' ~ havo no strifc,
Win Ns;ufe Of o-l Laws Of Life;
With Hood ~ ts,s aver 6gSin.
Scr p.Aon ii,n - .''.. Isin.
Our F,thsr ~ ,ot Al, - llnean.a,
i'ro. a'. .,t g. c're al III;
I'cEu!I.ei - len ~. cutie,
Wei Us = ','vs 60 9s'us oyr,.s'a
a .i,npsUc D. ;.,mp. 'isse..
Guided ton 49, d"'ey .'r,
lh'se 'hes' ma r.r-k ~ touching power
O. eAa.s, ana h.g's - .Arc.
oM-e, Isl hutton stree, Rro,slvu, 200
: MtY wAYTTU'T6W0KH II 1T';'T11T-H,-"ii
a 4 wa. WAtWS B'scr, cor J'rIron and
N ..-Ju ne. ~
E,LkhTOHS, WIZ or WITHOUT
"; Ar're2. y hnea or -.Ae E. ~ 80 90 10 e a
On all lie o'~ a., Ns,lll-,'u II, oor ~ h.. :js
mr.. TING'S SALVATION POWDERS
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j cf~un fUt1Ic Shou"lcr'e band.
iattc-, Wlnueu,a.e-s band.
Nom dc.ri' --ualc, ionnc't 'rad.
nth s,rn'" md iugs b-iire road, Eohne's band.
aaron ufI >.r,L., lillf' hand.
Thirty UNI s.fcoL tx.gcen Eighth and Ninth
Avrauc- ulIni ba. Z.
nourton street square, Rut.l's hand.
Market aud sou.Cc Ar,cis, Wnlaeinaker's band.
Tie P'o Taiainc To- III Gissisy al tho City Htl s
NJ fellows
l-Tdtg'" o'Csw..
.--Sl ed q, our Union.
a--lMnus' tr5de.
- Do, Qiun4iille.
-'s'..p md HE sreilites.
6-stt - ln'eIHndch,-.
- u ~s.er los T-ce
star o. Az erica.
1O-khcidoseUl'.
Il--Pa,slou rIn~cr
Il po,ss la cr snd CulofcI battery.
re, J., Peruvian.
1h-ConihirniIo lou II .iavors
lb-Nh-ic star.
l7-hn-ric.n Con, OF Arms.
! ". iut fl,o'-Nayh tasegcmont
For 'he exhibition Of this piece space Of o7j ice;
In front Of die City Hall. will 10 occupied TOT the ie-
presentation Of naval engagement between n
couple OF itor-clei yefseis. Two mouiiors and
two tohel - &c lads -il lie seen moving about aud
hsyine ali.oly d.h' tort, With the flag alng and
hrns rrn. nom the cmhnts4res calling ,eeecls IN
tho di,ianoe. \ lighthouse, the water, the shore
Md hoIse g..u It, siii appear In picture oi lire.
~ Naillon unI, ,hc following pieces .ill 10 ez.
hntcd
1-s,,- Of Ameri-..
Polka Dance sni Colored Battery,
star y! In opondenee.
4-rr.lute "t te4cs.
!. Nuican's Dc.lrht.
nllirulDatcd % Trca.
i-Shi,id d our Mon.
b-hRic Sst.
III ',c. rIsl,,
1.--paasiun Flower.
- tas.s,.'
iA-tn,On Temple with appropriate arure, and
'""'Nt'
~" '"' '"'eiy '"o u''pay Oh n'eNofss VIII co.,
rA,.,s..,v,oo,
o Es, i1o-c, r..
q - Sni i'.Ii,,,
. @ s,4dt.
t-5taro Of America
ster "f Int'-e,den.
g Inu Peruy,a.
!, ..oo ~ te'es'
l'-lo.ka p@ GO md coored Bittcy.
ii-hiaSricsn Con; OF Anna
The Affirming An the larnor viii di.rlav IL r t,,,,
iu. and il II ptc.umoa tina, ever, ma ,,,I ,,u.r.
holder, own.., u ...--taff wiz homo T., l,, "a
Elm ,,,r exhibition u, ITO s,ars and ,t A, ,he
Inc hour thc,e line. eie ri,tcn. Tie i. .t,,o,.
tina, t vea,l ~ viii T., Al, tins, The .,., y,,
| could desire
| ,.,
i'I' -" wa y ''''n'' w. we
er" "'.,'A "'u",' iHe h.'''o'N "''tn'-s 'o''-
hh''oe' ''aF'''' wa asst Tie sn.eH'o Com
l"t''u' IA We te''-' seven" '--i's "a IN GU
rtitucs 81 rcp-c 20. th,u, ~ tie Amy OF t.c Too.
| -
| mac houn, nr ~ non VINO ere not ha'ie AA'c 'I'o
, 'u'' '' u, ." '''-', ~ -. '''
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sdjourn 10 the banru, tinr hail where 4 II ell
blos will H. d.cussea, Sof,o~cd by pat .otc tuae...
spesebos, sonrs. &c. The arransemcnis sos tho Tan
many celebration this year. equal 70 any effort
iormer OCCASION, and doubt the arroIs viii en-
10y then.eyc. quite o. we'll the mirth teins more
subdvcc In oone auenoe OF the recent death Of John
Clsncy, Esg.
The p,noas Of trbiic arrupmon, will 10 open 10 all
who have the amount Of currency required TO obtain
adml,,sncc.
At Bsruums Mn. I'm performance viii he given
IN the lecture tTly every hour, cornnencins
q, ten o'clock. In aid,,iou tho wond' tui African
a,h the Ginnt Dsarfsan host Of o,ber cuTiositios
will he On exhibition.
CampieiL MinsIois 100 and sgf Bovery IN eive
two performances at r. M-and At oclock,in their
new and sdnir,a ~ ventilated hsll.
Tho Oh up,c, Broadway, wanseks and other Thea
trr- VII alep s,trsct the Isoplc.
~ Excursions. sorns oi TIE lest end cheapest
viii r. lund hdvertBed In another
column. The toiloeins is, will ena;ie tho
reader 10 make "a sie, ton. Tho steamer T. '. Ar
rUvvu b trpirts Tor koplvn. l.. l., at A. n. The
rarylard lsavrs Tor me ishne Banks at A. N.
Tic Harlem boats leave hourly. Steamboats, lcrv.
for hnsb.tlpor'. y. j.. a, 10, 1913, 40 AID 5.Sl
Tn" steamboat TOsulcy, With two harscs, goes 10
Bidi.o'. Grove n. oc,ork. t1r.hinr Railfoad will
run ot.iir'ou trs.ns Ill dav The city ruiiIoe cars
ci-Iy y, cnrc-, 10 Central Park, who're the Park
Comrr ha.. stfsn.,i a Grand couccr, IN the a'or.
nyu. uu Rsnli's .lu :, tho usial i-sSac NJ hovs
will tote g3-a. .'cr p..ca tho ohillun viii he re-
rllef lih o'yu''. an j-.r.apcs, to which vin t.
aJIoi f-,w0ik 90 a., r-cn.pr.
Iao ,nunc' 9,' nuthor'iirs uran' 81 20 rive an
e,h.atlpl of dscoo-s., Gsaou5Aa I'd by iaasio, D.;
tNa f,I IY.. 'f.4 t.Iarass
The Elk advocate. [volume] (Ridgway, Elk Co., Pa.) 186?-1868, 1864-10-22
ANN OVERTURE.
Administratrix.
TO tONSUMPTIVES.
The New York Weekly Her
aid.
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The extensive and comprehensive
facilities in its possession enables the PRO-
PRIEToR of the IVEEKLY HERALD to
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