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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
What Bo-,on minister said on Fa.. Day.

The Old South Church of Boston, Mass.
was crowded TO hear Rev. Jacob NJ. Man
ming preach on the crisis. Among the
many good things of his discourse he aver.
red that President Lincoln had exactly
struck the pulse-beat of the nation in his
note ITO whom it may .concern.n which so
effectualIy demolished some would be ne
gotiators. lie stated what everybody
knows that the General Government had
not liberated a slave, confiseated an acre Of
land, or killed a rebel, l,exceptin self defense.
He concluded his sermon with an appeal
for continuing the contest with ali the
means in the hands of thespeople, so that
the brave men who have. already suffered
and died shall have not been sacrificed in
vain, and future generations shall not look
with pity upon their heroic but futile ex-
ertions VIII You allow success 70 cid
with laurels JEFF Davis, ,Beauregard, Breck-
enridge and other traitors, while your pat
riotic sons, dying forthe Union, arescrown-
ed only with thoFnsl s'.aasssi ar q
5sars 49, ~ -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

A Copperhead up North, after days and
nights Of great tribulstion, got religion. =
The first thing he did, as evidence of the
seuHdness of his conversion zwas to order
a discontinuanee of the Dubuque Herald.
He then paid fora load Of wood which was
deposited in front Of house occupied by a
soldiers family After which he was met
10y btltternut with whom he had been ON
intimate terms and informed that 'he was
an Abolition scoundrel " In less than two
and q half seconds the author OF. the abus-
i've language Was so thoroughly thrashed
by the young convert that he brawled for
mercy. That'sasound eopS ession.-Ioca
ReotSter.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
OF Course.

Fhe Richmond Examiner, Just as We sup
posed, totally ignores the pretensions Of
Messrs. Clay and Holeombe to any authori-
ty from the rebel Confederacy Itlspeaks
of them as ''oficiolls individuals, who 90
creeping around by back doors, asking IN
teryiews with Lincoln" and concludes by
calling them amateur negotiators." OF
course this was just the game they were ex-
pected to play, without compromising the
rebels, to give some leverage for Northern
peace traitors to operate with upon the ig-
norant, the Inercenary, the coward and the
.base.-Sandatskg Reqaster. 4. - !.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
vapor of sulphur 81 ,ybeeI,ur..

The Wheeling Iatellfgetcer SAYS that on
Friday evening last there was much vivid
lightning. After a particular terrible flash
persons who happened to be passing along
the east of the city experienced strong
blast of sulphur which swept down the
Weeeling creek valley and was almost stii-
fling. The .'air from, heaven1 brought
what people We're induced to suppose were
blasts from the regions Of Old Harry. 1t
is supposed that some of the numerous coal
beds along the valley had been disturbed
by the electric fluid.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
spirItuaIi-t Conventions in Chicago.

The National Convention of Spiritual
lists commenced its session at Chicago on
the 9th, and is large gathering of some
two thousand delegates from all portions
of the country. 1t is thoughtthe sessions
will last about four days.
Ataprelnninsry meeting held on the 9Th,
Henry G. Wright, Col. Fox, Lizzie Doten,
Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Fuller, and j. S. Love-
land, were appointed informally as Com
inittee TO draft resolutions ON our National
affairs, 10 be presented to the Convention
for action. A series We're reported declar-
ing strong for the country aud against the
rebellion and in favor of Mr.. Lincolns re-
election.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
Mr, Ruskin thus hits out indi!

against his own countrymen: ~
1--WE English, as a nation, know not, and
care not to know, single broad or basic
principle of human justice. We have only
ourinstincts to guide us. We will take care
of our own families and our own pockets;
and we are characterized in our present
phase of enlightenment mainly by rage in
speculation, lavish expenditure on suspicion
or pane, generosity wherein generosity is
useless, anxiety for thesonls ofsayages, re-
gardlessof those efcivihzednations, enthu-
sissIn for liberation of blacks, apathy to en-
slayements of whites, properhorror for re-
gicide, respect for popuHcide, sympathy
for those whom we can no longer serve, and
reverence for the dead whom we have our
selves delivered 10 DEATH
This is the honorable nation that is try
ing indirectly to destroy our Union, and in
afording every assistance it dare to the
cause of rebeIIioil and slavery.-N T. Post.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
Ca-ual,le. Among irLeI a.enrrnl..

Up 10 the middle OF last month, we had
republisfed from rebel papers the names
of twenty lime rebel generals who have
been killed, Wounded aud taken prisoners
during the present memorable campaign.
We have now the names of ten more toadd.
! General Hood, in his official dispatch of
the tight on the 22d ult., SAYS General
Walker was killed, and Gist. Smith and
Mercer wounded. Again, in his report of
the % tlt., he mentions the names of
Lieut. sGeu. Steward, Major General Lo-,
ring and Brig. Gen, Rector, wounded.-
To these the Associated Press frebeD acl
counts add the names, of Generals Sprahl,
Brown and Walthal The rebels have
thus lost thirty y-nine general officers, TO say
nothing about those whose names we have
overlooked. Yet the Richmond journals
have the efiTonteFy 10 assert that their losses
thus far hsseb been s'insigniicantp
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

Of 1850. fhe number born IN Ohio has larke-
" increased, while those born IN each Of the
ether States has diminished Two-thirds Of
the whole population of the State, at this time,
have been born Ia the State.
The vocstions of the people makes curious
subject of iBquiry;if IL one would analyze them.
Ours is an agricultural State, and Of course the
persons engaged IN the business OF agricultuTe,
largely predominate. Of 644966 persons en-
rolled 0hio, as seads Of families of single Ia
borers, the vocations are shown by the census,
were as lOliuNf-f t-s-fe3tEf -.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

Oar readers viii rscoilect the besutiful poeu
80 Ave published week of sNo since. entitled
Amid tie finmes, suggested BY the devas
tasinf droulb ia Maine, written BY. 4 llgustl
- Neors Since then fine and ilsaEy rains ihav,
- sfazsu place Throughout that State aud the ssln
author has written The following
ssF1s THANlksGIEENG.
- h rams itFains The Lord has heard our cry.
Aud sends, 10 qnench our thirst, afnll supply.
80 Behold what foedsrefresh the thirsty grannd
Ah there is music in the welcome sound
The little rillsthst have been silent long,
And al the streams begin again their song;
The trees are clapping all their leafy hands
g See how yon stately corna aeioiciEs stands;
= iWfile every tender plant lifts up lis head
And laughs 10 be BY rain-drops baifeted
The choking cattle on hundred hills -.
Il al on heir. knees to kiss the Rew-born rills,
aisoAl Al nature, IN s.floassnd naHleless ways,
Returns 70 God joyful need Of praise.
s..s fhen let not ~ forget 10 early bring
80 With grateful heaFi loving oheling
- FosHim who Ioars frem out his gracious hsnd
Water d hie over fainting land
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

As a General Tonic, HOSJE11;ERS 5 RfTY'ERS pro-
duce effects which must he experienced witnessed
fore they can be fully appreciated Tn cases of C0su
ti0aat HeakHess, Premature Decay aud Debility Ie
erepitude arising from Old AGs eNanisss the eectc
influence In the conyaescent stsgss OF all diseases
operates adelightul invigofant When the powers Of
nature relaxed, it operates to reinforce aud
tablish them.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
g. Ayers
dRSAPARILA,R'
AUAn2e
Sas vOalB's eRaAI REaiEsr sor

THB v0RLBs GR35T RE1GBRF FoE &
scrofnIs and Scrofal0B Diseases.
From Emery Effes, q sreLknoass nssTasagk Of OD.
- ford, Mafsle. r3J
y q have sold large quantities q your SARsAPA-
6ITfA b,4 never vet one D0Cfse winch nnted OF the
desired eject and ftili satisfaction to those who took
X fest as our people try Is, they agree there has
been no nelieine 1ike il before in our sofnnunity
Eruptious. PImpses, Blotehes, Puseules, Ul-
cazs, Sores, and adj Diseases OF the SION.
from I2ee Robt. Stgusfoss BTtaot, Es.g.E,I6
- " I only 20 my duty 20 yoH una the puonc, Wnen
add my testimony 70 that you publaah OF the ne
fjefnal sirGses Of y0Hr S4RsARAR1LIA. NY daugn-
ter, aged ten, had aiiettng huEnos m nor ears,
eyee, aud bair for years, which we were unable 70
eirre until We tried your SARsAPARILLA. She has
been VOL fur some moatns."
%fNsS NIs ,Jze u, Rice, tceRl7s07Cs and p9tscs-
esesgea1 tSB ef DssRsscilJe, Cope Mag Co., N. j. !
n daughter has suffered for year past with q
sefolupzs eruption, which was very troublesome.
r Nothing alfeTded any relief until we tried your
AasA3sA DiLLA, which soon completely cured hef. /"
- fFoHs ehagles p. Gage Esq, Of the s1delg-baoers
Gage, HRF7'ag Co., staast taets1eTs % essdasttet
}zaitss's ~ Adshhc, N. II. .stt'r-.
had f0f several years very troublesome
h.a0s in my faee, which grew constantly worse
until il disigufcd my features and became into
erabe- -aliiietl0n, tried almost every thing man
could of both advice aud medicine, but without any
relief fbateyer, Igltil L look your SARSAPARIILA
1t Immediately made my face worse as you told me
- ltIuieI & fora tine but In few weeks the
4 skiH seaaD to form nnteT the blotehes, and con
: tnue1 until my face Is as smooth as any body's,
aii ,gttouf any symptoms OF the disease that
know o. enjoy perfeet bealAh, and without a
dOftlG il D SAlS PARIIL,A. - ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

Last, but not least, It The 0Hiy Sqfe SfimHiaHi be-
Ing manufactured from sound and innOcuous mate 4
and entirely free from the acid elements present more
less in all the ordinary tonies and stonachcs Of tide da
No Family Medicine has been universally, aud il
may be truly added, desercedy popular ith the ints
gent portion of the community, as
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

As also an Complaints OF Women, such as
Hystarfa, IleucOrrhRR or Whites, Weaken
lag Discharges, Ghiorosis. Irregularities,
Suppression Of the Bfessses, inflammation
DfEhe WOE1Rl, BiadtIer. Difficult Mensfrua-
fk0n and a Ot.ier Diseases Complaints produced BY
excessive discharges or suppression oithe aense5-
aides whe desiFe 10 AVOID the suferings and lncon
yenhsnses of these irregularities, or organic obstruc
tiaBs should not omit tO regulate their systems 0y
usans OF oss or two of RAILWAYS PILLS. once or twice
week and thus be free from the many and great IN
con vereuces to which ladies' are generally subject
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
syphlis end Mercurla Disease.

E5HDuEtfS tE4G lh6IGGItlh Olocto3Csr
= 5fogi n. ffsTst Stossf, Of 50. L00<S, NissoU5i.
- find yoGE SsEs.SP8Ril.I.A II more efleaual
r1ne1Y fOF The secondary symptoms OF SgphthS
au or syPiAitic disease than any oter we possess.
The prsessi,si are Indebted to- you for some on the
sbcst fgeyiiet1cs we have" $3.50 tei
5To,a L. H. fss,es II. DrGS e5eissSst phssieidsr Of
k1ssreRco, jEsss, sciO IL bToasfrteRt member Qf
6 riG LeyistasEet7 t7' Massachusetts,.
$ Dir. AVER. 5iy dear Sir: 1 hayc found yOaf
S5ARsAP1JstLt.A aa excellent remedy for SbYlilis
butIl OF the pfJatag and sec0zeele1 type ard cfe
tai IN some ggres tlns wore teo obstinate TO yield
10 osIlrs remedies I 40 mot know what we
ploy with more certainty Of slcoaSs, where power
fll alteTlsiYe Il TeSl1ire1. ss1
hf taos S. lin Liegc, n sasC IFallssricR, A. l.,
iid ira0dhIl alas his legs, causcd by flle abuse
Of mercury oT asereledEl disease which grew more
aFd ineIc aggravated for years, IN sptte OF every
remedy treatment that e0li be applied until the
perseEef Aigl8Se vi ATEEs SsBsA1'AniILA relievPst
1m- Few cases can hs f0Hnd more ingeterate amt
Distressing than this, and it took several dozen
bottles 70 elFe han
Leuocxrhoea, whites, Female Weakness,
are geaerally produced by ihtorsl Seroftsl57e ~
cerfisst. 1 often cured hy the Alternative
effect OF this S5RsAPAIfIllA. Some cases require,
however, IN aid Of The SAESSPARILI-A. the skiiful
appiieFtiOn 0{ lGoEl remedies.
Fl'oa tie Wsli 5,spsrr fssz frfflel ceietrpteJ Dr
sfeap7 ~ Of fSBcffptGtt.
g have sasTlid voHr S1.s4 u tEfLIA an excellent
ahesatiso if aisspssgs Of frpsales Many csses Of
lTrenlr eigcorFiUa. Internal ireEatieH, ald
local debility, affsin from the scrpiulous fiiatlis
have y5lie TO 4. and fzs 70 ar iex that do not
when is elIeet isoperiYaiaes by iocal treatmest,
Z ktlBSaiaeiabg = attor &c 0stsicofiet n her
"a sSzyAe. e5-fes
ii afslstcF aufi nus self have been errpd Of
veEg dehilts tiae aaeO Frhda OF 0as standing, by
two bottles 81 yoaiT S4FsS Pa RfLlA.s
Rheumatism, Gont, Liver GonDtaiaf, T1ys-
pepsia, Heart DiseSee, EeurnL,i:.
ylerseafsea fy -SeS5szs hrtfosy sts,, te ,...i iv
curedby this ExF. SsARsA P.RILhA
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, fffFt IIg1, fevH .l0ge4V, II p. r., Of NeNcastIe,
y geidfa5, member Of ne CaRndfdB Pdpliq-
It. Anthony's Fire, Rose, Salt Rheum,
Bcald Head, Sore Eyes.

Hyoi FrSsisy sickte], Esq, the 06te editor of The
TltetsaDaock DcneocfTtf, Pennsylvania.
'sOBr 0rlv child. about three years of age, was
afackrd by Iinples % his forehead. They rapidly
siFetf ts4li tsry 5p9Rosi i0athsome and ylruient
s,tes 'lt4cf e9eercd his fnce, and actually bliuded
his eyes for some days. \ Skilfni physician applied
nisaic uf sitser aud other remedies, without any
appRfssst aeilees. For fifteen days we guarded his
hands lest with tern hG should tear open the fes
tssitFg RstlresF1qt wound wllici-eoyered his whole
fsce. Hayfhg tired e<ery thing else we had any
bOps from, We bpgun giving your SARSAPARILLA,
and apiAying the fodiie Of potash lotion, you
ttifep{ Ple sore began 10 heal when we had given
the Fst bottLe, ard was we'll when had finished
the srvos The cIild's eyelashes, which had come
out, grew asin, and he is now healthy and fair
as aay6thsr. aie pheie neighbofhOOd predicted
that the child mast die.'' ~ s-sssi4 ga
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
ErysipeIas = General Debility Purify the
- - Ialnsnd -

G rnHl f)r. ffOtF Sdaeee, HogtSt0R St AeC York.
4s,fs IBI AYEn seldom fhiI 10 remove ErltDtioPs
and etsslosfS Sores by the parseyeFing use OF your
SARsAFSRiF8A, aud have Just now cured an attack
of H!e}t0Resi f5BstasAGs With it. No Alternative
possess crtHsis ne tBSAP.A BfisEA you have sup
apbsd 10 tle profession as well as 10 the people"
From J. z. J6t7rstos Ksq., HakeHaq,s, Ohio.
= Tor twelve years, had the yellow ErysipeRs
on nav right arm, d4lrsmg which time tried al the
gce FgStc 5plssieiaFs could reach, and took han
i dptf Of DOB rs wUttlIuf medicines The alcers
- bad that fhc cords became visible, and tho
astays decilesb tlIat my must be amputated.
began taking yottr SARsAP.tRIIf-A. POOk two bot
Ne ssad +iuie OF y6lir Pulls. Together they have
air, Y mo Tam now asAyell and sound as any body.
liefg iH p5tb4ie place, my is known to every
body IN tias eOfEmuily, and exeites the wonder OF
/ all" e
y I'm IIyi Hum lfoaV, Il, p. r., Of NercaStle,
Ftes5 st2e,idfe member Of ne CgRndidB Paplia-
4 . li9ye used your : SAI2SAPARILEA in my family,
feT geaef q fejd7tg, and for pneiiislg tie blood,
Ntf Ysfs btsefsal Tess1ts, and fect confidence in
cOmmrndiug it TO the afflicted
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Letter from DR.. Salmon Skinner,

Letter from DR.. Salmen Skinner,
NEW YoRK, January, 1soo
Dr. Rad,cdy e o.. =
have, during u past four years, used your rene
dies and have Recommended them others fsr BItI0Us
toaFIAIfs ISpGEsTl0N DYsFEPsIA, Se.-l consider the
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills unequaed The Reg
uhating Pills are mid their operations and thoroughly
elective. 80 ~ tsf
The first dose should DO large enc1gh 20 purge, say
four or i've and each successive dose be diminished
pill until reduced one, and then repeated every day
for week or ten days permanent eur5 will surely
follow. Yours Sc.s go. III
Dr. s SKINNER.
Ra- Dr. RadVvay's pills are sold by Drug
gists and Stere-Keepers In general. Each
BOx contains 20 pills. Price - cts. per Bon.
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THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS.

Emf. Counter Irgitaat, sndorihc.
AS EvACUANTS,
may are uore certain and thorough thar the Drastic
Pms Of Anos, or CFoton and Harlem on ElatsFum
and muesooshlng and healing than Senna, Rhubarb,
or hnarinis, or Castor OIL.
W AS ALTERAuTES,
They exercise mere powerful influence over the liver
srfts seCfetiars than calomsT mercury blna hsnce
herlnpotance in eases Of Liver Complaints and Spleen
m6Enlties, Jaundice, Dyspepsia, BloHs Attacks Head
acne. Gr 10 the treatment OF Fevers ether Hiious
yellow Typheid, and other reducing Fevers bog are
superior 70 uinine. Their nnenee extends over the
erffe system Controlling, Strengthening and braeing
rfne Faazed and wasting energies, and regulafing all
feeecfeons to the natural performances Of hsir dnses
cleansing and purifying the blood and purgne nom the
system al diseased deposits and impure humors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

Why Railways Pills Cure Small Pox.
m Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Erysipslas, Yellow, Ty
phoid aad other Tsbeciyg Feges, RURGAu0s B higAly
ssssaI But 10 administer dose ul Drastic PfIis the
irritation they would produce and the relaxation and
depletion. thai would follow, would be likely to prove
fatal H physicians, IN these cases, would give RAD
WAYS PfhIS, they w0slid always cure their potents
IN these diseases esild sootssg, healing and gently
stimulating axitive reqared, which IS secured By
RADwAYsS Pills.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

HELMBoLDs EXTRACT BuCHUs AND IMPROVED
Rose WASH CURES
SECRET DISEASES
In all their Stages, AtHittle Expense.
Little or change in5Diet No Inconvenience.
And no Exposure. Rs
1t causes frequent desire aud gives strsngh 10 Urn
ate, thereby Removing Distinctions, Preventing
tion frequent in this class of diseases s zpe
all PoisoRous Diseased a,sd HorHoak Bldfier.
THOUSANDS uPoN THousAAns VINO HAyR RHhE EfE vIc-
TINS QUAcKs, and who have paid heaDg fees 10 be
that the 'POISON" has, by the nse Of eFom EHpl As
TRNGENTs" been dFei up the system break out in
aggravated form, and perhaps after Marriage.
Use HkLMsObDs EXTRACT BUgat for all iilsctios and
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS, whether existing in
MALE or FEMALE, from whatever originating
and no matter OF how long standing - Z s.ft -isl
Diseases OF these Organs requires the DiURKrlo
-HELMB0ID'S EXTRACT BeeKU GHgAr DIUR-5
and is certain to have the desired effect in all Dis
easesj0r nhiea 'tis Reee'Fo'eadsds fzscs ss - "a
Evidence of the most reliable and responsible character
will accompany the Medicine.
Price, $l,O0 per bottle; Or,. six Tor 5000.
Delivered to any Address, securely parked op obserya-
ton. Describe. Symptoms IN att Communications
Cures Guaranteed: Advice Gratis.
= Address letters for fnformatio on TO fsss.'Af
HI. II. HELuBOLD. Chemist,
l0I South Tenth Street bel. Chestnut Phila
ffELstB0Iffs bfedfrat Der itsss sss'A
HELMB0LD'S Drug and CHensis cd Va st0use, q.
594 Broadway, Nov York.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEi TSSfd tNfFakefPfED
DEALERS who eudeavor to dispose e thar Ofer
articles the reputation attained BY
a., Helmbolds genuine PfeparaticHF 5ass.ss5
Extract Buchu.
0- = fEsts fN i SaTEapaTllia-
improved Rose Wash
.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

NOTHING thai is not wholesome gen and test9raiye
in its enters into the composition OF fllSIlT
TERS STOU4CH BfTIERS, This popular prebar=,
alton contains mineral of any kihd deadly tbiat-
ea eiement hery exciiant, hut il is
the extracts ofTsre basamic herbs and pants with e
purest and mildest Of all dnusye stiinututs.
Ii is well TO be forewaraed against seas, aG So ;ar AS
the human system can be protected BY human means
against maadies engendered By hoiestne atInos
pheTe, impure water and other exteru5 causes mo s.
LETTERS S BI1IERS may be relied 0l IS a safeguard
-
In districts injected with Eeoer and a e IL has 6een
found infable preventive iTresstibe as RENE
dy and thousands who resort 10 is under apprehension
sn attack escape the scourge; and thousands who neg
ec 10 avail themselves 0f its protective qualities in al
Vance, cured by very brief course Of this
medicine Fever and Ague patiepts after beiug piled
with quinine Tor months vaiD until tirIy saturated
with that dangerous akaoid, unirenlenty re-.
stored 10 health within few day by the Of H DS
TETTEFS BII1ERS. - "a 5--s.,--f5 4s-sl,-.
The stomach rapi,l!y invigorted aud the bi-
tite restored by this agreeable Ionc hence WORKS
wonders in of DYsPEPsiA and IN less o6Df ned
forms of INDIGESTION. Acting gentle and paaess
spperien well upon the iiyer IL also nvarab re-
Heves the CONSTIPATION superiauced reRulaf action
of the digestive and secretire organs. s.fv
Persons Of feeble habit, liable to Nervous fnaeks
L0cRess Of SPrtfs and rus Of LaagNoF, lind prompt and
permanent relief from the BitteTs Tls testnOny on
this points most conclusive, aud from both sexes,
The agony OF BILIOUS CHoLiG is Immediately assiased
by single dose of this stimulant and occasionally re-
sorting to it the return OF the complaint may be preye
ted i'a - :
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

DOCTOR RADwlAY invites hs attention OF the iaelIi
gent reader % tho facts here presented showing the
Superiority Of bis PILLS purgatves ever all other
piEs or prgatEve medicines in use. ..F-sr
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
THB TRUE PILLS TO TAXI
CASE oS DYSPEPSIA CURED.

For many years baye been afflicted with our
tonal complaint, called Dyspepaia-my auisIings have
been constank succession OF horr0fs. have spent
thousands Of dollars With Tie hope Of realizing little
comfort and tranquility. All msdcaton ailed 70 reiisve
me, until commenced 70 act upon the tudicious advice
ro1 gave me on the 9th Of AprH, 1883 And now, afeh
using your Pills feed hike new man God bless yous
and may this letter induce other suffering victims to this
aeeursed malady, TO try the same means-
". oARPENTER.
CARPESrEayILHE, N J., april 10Th, 1855.
MsSsTs Rudiuay Ce 90, " r City.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Hesdache. sisir
Debility, Nervousness, Depression Of spirits, Con
sspation, Cholic, Intermiiteat Fe5ers Cramps
aud Spasnis, and allie plants OF either se&.
arising iroui Bodily Weakness whethet
inherent in the system or produced
by'special CAUSES lslfss
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26

WhyImperfect Pills Grippe.
The Cause Of grpmg nausea, sickness, tenssmus and
debiay, that is induced By dose Of drastic pills Is
ing 10 Their imperfect operation. with the faces, the
dseased ksMors, leit ercuIatngin the system
PEELED by these pills there would be but little pain
Rpag IA IS se absence Of the bile and other humOrs
which TIE mpeFecs P5 fail 10 purge cut Of the system
tat occasions the pam. By examining the stools eTac
uaied aer severe gEipag they viii Be found thin and
Tatay. ~
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-08-26
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