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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

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NOTHING that not wholesome genial and restorative
in its nature enters into the composition Of HOSIEI-
TER s STOMACH BITTERS. This popular prepaT1
alton contains mineral Of any kind, deadly hoan1
ca element; fiery exetnt but it is combination OF
the extracts balssmic herbs and plants with the
purest and milfest of all diltusiye Stimulants, - So
1t is well 10 he against disease Tar as
the human system can be protected by human means
against maiaes engcndered by an unwOesone atnlos7
phere, impure water and other external causes, HOS
TETTEe Bt1TlERS may be reIe'F on As q asafssaard.
In districts infected with Fegsr and 1gTe it las been
found infaibe as and Irresistible reme-
dy and thousands who resor To it under apprehension Of
attack, escape the scourge and thousands who neg
ect TO avail themselves Of its protective Qualities IN AL
vance, cured by very brief course OF this aryeops
medicine Fever and Ague patients, AFTER beiug pied
with quiniue Tor months IN yaln unt LARRY saturated
with that dangerous alksloid not unfequenty re-
stored to health within few days by the OF HOS
I TETTERS S BIITERS; ,-.x.-s.z -
The weak stomac rapidly inygoale'l su the ape
restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence works
wonders in of DYSPEPSIA and IN less confirmed
forms INDIGESTION Acting gentle and painless
apperien well upon the liver it also invariably re-
eves the CONSTIPATION supernducedby irregular action
of the digestive and secretive organs
Persons OF feeble habit Iiable to Nervous ItaeFs
LOUHess Of Spirits and Fats Of LdRgHcr ind prompt and
permanent relief from the Btters. The testimony
this points most conclusive, andfrom both sexes =
The agony of BLIots CHoLIo is Immediately sssuaged
by single dose of this stimuant and by occasionally
sorting to it. the return of the complaint may be preyen
/ ted.
ra.t fsrses . s-4 ~ tsrlzss
! As General Tonic, HOSTETTERsS BITTERS pro-
duce effects which must be experienced witnessed be-
fore they be fully appreciated In of CoHsit
tOuat Weakness Premature Decay and Debility and De
creptude arising from OLD AGE it exercises the electric
influence. In the conyalescent stages Of all diseases il
operates delightful invigorant. When the powers
nature relaxed, it operates to reinforee and
| tsblish them.
Last, but not least it is Tbs Only SAFE SttmaaRf, be
ing manufactured from sound and nnocuous materials
and entirely free from the acid elements present
less in all the ordinary tones and stomachcs of the day
No Family Medicine has been universally, and, i
may be truly sdded deserUedy popular with the uteii
gent portion Of the community, as
HOSTETTER'S BITTERS.
sH. 7-. i-sssa s4.ies8 zts.-
Prepared BY -. sL... ..,.- ...s-......s-...a
HOSTETTER & SMITH,
Er,s9E z.slE = : sfsS Pittsburgh, Ia.
Sold by all Druggists Grseers and storeksepers, every
where. S.NP.-Nov Is, yls
4--I hs. t9 "a
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THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS

They are Apsrent, Tonis, Laxativs. Alternative saAa
lant, Counter Irritant, SudoriHc.
go as EvACUASTS,
They are more certain and thorough than the Dfasaa
PIs Of Aloss, or Croton and Harlem Oh Eaterizm
and more soothing and healing than Senna khubaFb
or Tauarinds, or Castor Oh. f .,..-
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15
.rHr CAUSE oF PuEs.

.5rfs "a THE CAUSE OF FILES
large dose Of the Drastic Pills viii, BY irritating ths
mucous membrane produce violent expulsion sf ths
contents in the bowels but in doing other secreons
are suspended. In such cases, the stools will be found
and watery, and attended with cramps
gripping pains, nausea, sickness By this increased M
natural action Of the bowels the secretons Of the KID
news and pancreas diminished, followed by affections
ofths kidneys bladder, ethra, piles, tenesmus, gene
raj prostraton, costiveness, and indigestion.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

A. also an Complaints OF Women. suaa ~
FIyst6IiR, IeucOTTfloeR or whites, Weaksn-
tfae Discharges, OhiOrosis, Irregularities,
Suppression OF the 1Ienses- inflammation
oftiae Womb or Bladder, Difficult MenSfxua-
liOH.anI al other Diseases or Complaints pIodueed ey
excessive discharges suppression 0 tine Aensss-
Ladies who desire avoid the suflerings ana moon
veniences Of these Irregularities or Organic oosueo
tous shold not omit 70 regulate their systazns oy
means Of one Or two OF RADWAY'S PILLS once or sHcs
week and thus be free from the many and grsas n
conveniences 70 which ladies are generally Sa11eet
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-07-15

DOCTOR RADwAY invites the attention Of ths inssIa
gent reader TO the facts here presented showing the
superiority Of his PILLS purgatves, over all ether
pills or purgatve medicines in use.
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- Letter from DR.. Salmon Skinner.

wv 1OHkI JanuaIyt IouI-
, 81 Dr.. fsadl0dy q Co.: FGF 800 -E
have during the past four years, used your rene
es and have recommended them 10 others for BHIoCs
CoIPf AVIS ISpIGEsrIOS DTsPEPsA, &c consider the
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills unequaed The Reg
Mating Pills are mild in their operations and thoroughly
effective.
The first dose should be large enough 70 purge, say
Eo or I've and each Successive dose be diminished one
nil untl reduced to one and then repeated every day
for week or ten DAYS. 4 permanent cure viii surely
iolloW' - iOA''' 49, Dr. g SKINNER
DIR. Radvvay-'s Pills are sold by Drug
,,st. and stOre-Keepers in general. Each
@, contains 30 pills. Price % cts. per Box.
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Stomach, Liver & Bowels.

pure and powerful Tonic corrective and Alternative o
wonderful efficacy in disease Of tie
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Erysipelas- General Debility Purify the

From Or. Robt Sacfa, Houston ST., Nelv York
DTsxAYER. 4 seldom fail to remove E17EJtiopS
and Scyot0,tS Sores BY the perseverng of your
SARSAPGRILLA, and 1 have just now cured an attack
of IE1Ianapt ET7tsiDelas with it. No Alternative we
possess equals the SARsAPARILLA You have sup
pliedab fbe profession aswell as to the peopls.9
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8ales tr Anstio,,.
A J. BLEECKER, SON & Co., will sell at
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THURSDAY Feb. as
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Contents of No. 1854 FEB. lGl:
L"LEAplNe ARTICLES; Or N% si, Resources
MoAanne Pay Of Coofed Troops; The Liberal
Party ofIIan6e Editorial Paragraphs.
u..WAR NEWS SUMMARY; From Gen. Gilmore
Army; Fvm Gen. Kellys Army; FROM Gen.
Grsnt.s Amy From Gsa Buffers Army From
southern News Naval; miscellaneous.
III. GENERAL NEWS SUMMARY: New.Yolk ME
celsneous; Foreign.
y..FROM THE ENEMYs COUNTRY: Movement,
and Disposition Of the Rebel Troop; Bloody
Mutiny in Rebel Regiment.
V..GEN FOSTER TO GEN. LONGsrREET.
W..THE ESCAPE OF PRISONERS FROM LIBBY
PRISON List Of The Officers who Escaped; Re.
capture Of twenty-five; Names Of those who were
Recsptured, Col sireisht snd Seventeen Other.
VII. FROM NORTH CAROLINA: Correspondence Of
The " y Tribune
VIu.FROM NEW ORLEANS: Correspondence Of The
y. \. Tribune
TX IMPORTANT FROM THE SOUTHWEST: The
Expedition to Mississippi; Gen. Sherman Enter.
tie state Cspisl; The Enemy Falling Back over
Pearl River Fight nesr Clinton Mise, Defeat o.
the Rebels.
y..THE RESOURCES OF TIE UNITED STATES
Letter O. she Secretary OF State.
XI.THE SCHOOLS or THE STATE: Synopsis Of
ihe Report Of '. NJ Rice, Superintendent Of Com
MI. REPORT ON INDIAN TROOPS.
XII. .MEInoPoLlrAN FAIR IN AID or TIE I. s
sANifARf COMMISSIONS Li't Of oaicer. and
INVITE coNscMPT QUAKERs OF NORTH
CAROLINA.
v..cooNEEDERATE MOVEMENTS IN MIssls.
SlPPI.
SOMETHING TO PONDER.
XVI. FROM WASHINGTON; Special Dl,pstehe. TO
The " y. Tribune.
XVIII. .THIRTY-ElGhTH CONGRESS Fmsr SESSION.
Proceedings in tire Senate and Houe Of RerIe
XIX. .NEW.YORK LEGISLATIVE
AX..FROM GEN KELLY'S DEPARTMENT: Cap
n iale Of me Guerilla Robbers Of the Baltimore and
XXi..FFoI TIE ARMY or THE POTOMAC: Gen
Owens Official Report Of the Recent Passage Of
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XIII FROM EAST TENNESSEE; Correspondence Of
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xXIlI..FROM MEMPHIS: Correspondence Of Tbs nv
Tribune. ~ -
xxIy.fnoa JAPAN: Correspondence Of Tho ~ y.
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SXV..iN MEM0BIAM: By Charles Dickens
XXVI..S0N CHRISTOPHER: An HsroR,grrr r,
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Meeting '
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NEWS.
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nELAwARE WATER GAP PROPERTY

~ ORPHANS COURT SALE ~ virtue Of an orderto
the Orphans Cont Of Monroe County the under.gued sd
nnistfaor OF the estate Of the Rev. Horso T. Howell de
ceased viii expose 20 public s- the hotel OF Thomas
Broailesd the premises Saturday the 10Th Of tcbra
sry 1864, Of O'Clock, p M, the following described
estate, ate o. said deceased to Wit Al that certain
and piece Of land situate in the township
suithcd In the said county, ad dining lands Of VIM.
and James fennpr containing about IL
lees The Improvements thereon Brick Dwelling house,
70 by O. feet with wing 70 feet IN width stories hish
extending IN depth from ain building " feet sue Kitchen
attached 70 said wing 2! feet by - feet, frame Barn n feet
by ~ iest aCowhouse IS e.l by ~ feet frame Shed IA By
- feet Caagehoue IL by a ice Ice house IS BY 10
feet, and other ontbuling,.
Tho land Il nesry al cleared end good stat Of cutlva
ton with tine bot OF fruit und ornamental trees.
The property s situated about hall mile from the Ki,ta
tuny iouse Delaware Water Gap. tn. situation OF the
buildings q elevated end commands fine view Of The Dea
Ry and tho mountains forming the Cap. There 1.
no moro beautiful prosPec, in the country.
The house was originally bp! Toy boarding school but
during the summer months is used to accommodate cy
bodef', !. wei adapted 20 both purposes. Terms aad
cOnd lion, made nOwn on The dry Of sale.
DANID SHANNON. Admluistrrlnr
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Mem 1eublitaticns.
=. - ROCK or RARE EXCELLENCE.'
LYMAN BEECHER'S
AUTOBIOGRAPHY AND CORREsroNIb-''''
HARPER Il BROTHERS, New YORK;
puuliyh this Day:

HARPER d BROTHERS, Nsw 'fchS'
Pubi,h this Day; ~
,,,rop,oop Apply CORRESPONDENCE, &c, VI
LyMAN BEECHER, DID Edited by CHARLES ek'ohth
With two Steel Portraits Ind numerous ILLUSTRATIONS wa
]. l2mo, Cloth, 81 IS.
Few men Of The lest generation IN Hm'ica' '"a
no clergyman sxerted wider influence 'nsh Lynn"
f., more than half century lie power in the land and
M bar,r and influence ere pepeuaed for another genera
,; IN his descendants more Of whom are his mep'a
and moral. as well as his physical children These 'ufen
have done valuable as well pous service in giving TO 'he
world faithful yOrsiture Of their ieber Apart Hc'" avs
pe value rs biography Of notable man. the "oIk PIE
ens vivid picture Of the social end religious ZIG o. Ne"
England bfty years ego
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DGPAnraESr or AGRIcULrURs
WasHfyefoS. ID. c. Dec ~, 1869.
yI'O Die GROWERS and MANUFACTURER

-
The Comms.ione. appointed BY mi. Department, consist.
ing OF the Hon j. Il. hoTeheai OF PeiniSya William ".
Bailey OF Rhode Island aud John 4. sfirr Of Ohio
s.ier the following appropriation made BY the last Con1s.
For nye'iSalons 10 test the pFscic.b'y Of c1tvs.iny
and preparing hsr snd hemp substitute oT cotton twenty
thousand dollars"
Having met aud sNer several DAYS nve. gaon b-eyin,
mat irther ana fuller notice OF thcr nyestgatio
produce valuable results, adjourned 70 meet ssa.n On
WENDEsDAf, the 2i,h day Of February neat, At IL
They rque'; all interested in the distribution Of I'll. sppro
ho or snrons develop the subject forhe public good
Uu 70 IN. Department before that day, ssmpes OF
h IP ana nah IN The different ssges OF prepsrsiion Of
nuies ha aDc' prepared by them accompanied by s'-e
e OF me 'asus processes aud the OF otpc-
@ W esch ea.ei also descriptions tho kinds and
seeIy used where made, &C., together with ,ny and all
n III That may be useful to the Conioission.
s i!oTD1tion II Necessary before intelligent i,bu
'oh o. tue appropriation an be made.
ISAAC NEWTON Conmiisioper
,. Chn. Commission solicit Cash aud Pub
hcni'ons for Army and Navy Once % Bible. Hou.e NY
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WV. NJ. RASpNLL. Secretary.

SPECIAL NOTlCE--CARMINE- GEM
- ETERYBy permission Of the supreme Court and Of the
city snihoriiles, the Trustees Of the WEST PHISBiIk-
HIAN CHI RICH will TUESDAY. the 2ld inst. common
the removal Of all the remain. inter- In tie Cemetery
Leroy st. between Bedford and Huisonr, the derIb
ground procured In tho Cypress Hills Cemetery Long
Island unless otheNiss requested BY the representatives q
the deceased.
ARCHER, At the Chapel ifdsi between the 9Th Oh
ave-, before the day Of removal ABM L. EARLE.
President Of the Board Of Trustees.
Dated New. YORK Feb 4 1876.
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VALLOW and LARD MAKERS

ytcd 10 tend their Animal Fats TO be rendered free Of
charge, 70 test Gays Patcni which laY. bOuxh for the
States OF New.Yol and New jersey
ADNANIAGES-superi quality and in rcssel quantity
Of Product saving OF labor fuel sud s u hre aud doing sy
with the nuisaHce.
LIBERAL. REWARDS will BE- psll upon conviction Of
Meters drawing on rom Tanks bile rendering under pres
sure without license IRON patents cover this with
other valuable improvements.
OIsys Patent Lard sud Islov Works n Y
LOCKWOOD i EVERETT No. 81 I9hn-a.
lteuer II A
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Jroll, Sc.

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RON! IRON!
ivy 'lns Grey Force Glsndon a. Newark ~ J.
''pp0 00tus Grey Forge Hudson. 1t fiudson ~ v.
ph1yis NO Foundry Allentown al Ezsbs.hpori, OF
20 70 tuns No. Poteep,e, IN yard
$50 tuns No. Allen, Ia ward
goo tuns No. Wrought Sct.o (, y,ra
20 90 .uns 70 roserpe In Philadelphis.
20 tuns No. Peckskill al Pset.IiI
zoo tuns Spike Rods SIG 4 7lG
ard on dock ''' w ''''' ""-A 'N''''F'''
10 .uns msleable Iron Pots, for forge psrposs.
~, 20 , ,uns hetoIt., Tor oundefy purpofef.
y" tuns Best Horie shoe Iron
OF tale Ia lots, ~ ws,t.d Inv
PLrIkE, WILSON Co.,
- Nos. 2aa aid 22a Son,h,t.
RON, IRON, IRON.
No american Pig Iron various Brand.
40; l. 5eoteh Pig Iron, various brauds
~ ons Broken Machinery Cast iron.
~. 20 Tuns old CARY Wheels and Cannon
IN 1 us Tore shoe Iron, ell ,ilcs.
200 Tuns No. Wrought Sra, IRON
fer sslc " lots ~ wanted, bv ~
MCKEE h JUDSON,
Nos. <57 aud 45g Wnter.st. New York
ShEET lRON.-Galvanized Sheet Iron, of all
ana widths q the best brands, for sale By A. A.
IhoMsON 4 Co.. Nos 2l5 and an Wser.st
'IN PLATE, SHEET.IRON of all kinds, Tin,
a,iTst EIe Spelsr Copper. &c, for Aals by EDWARD
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