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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
Why Radway's Pills Cure small POx.

In Small Pox, Scarlet Fever, Eryspeles yellow, "
phoid aRd other reducing Tsces, FcRoAuos 8 A<gkly
sSsHtiaL But TO administer dose Of Drastic Pills the
irritation they would produce and the rsaxaton aad
depletion that would follow, weud be likely 70 prevs
fatal. II physicians, in these cases, would give RAD
WAYS PILLS, they would always cure their patients.
In these diseases Hsid, soothing, healing and Esntly
stimulating laxtive Is required, which Is secured by
RAILWAYS Pills. tas-t
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
WHY ImperfectIPills Grip..

The cause Of gripping, nausee sickness tsnssmns And
debility that is induced by dose Of drastic pills, 10
ing to their imperfect operation With The f1eesl, Ae
ssdsed ksnors left circulating nthe system, gorS
PEELED by these pills, there would bo hua Nie pan
png 1t Is ths absence Of The hils and ohsr huMers
that occasions the pain BY examining the stoos
uated aer severe grping thsy viii Be- gurnd thn And
Eatery.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
Lettsr. Of nLnraus nnd ReprI.nI.

Foreign advices represent that France is in a
state of ferment over the prospect that Juarez
will issue letters of marquc against her COM
merce. France does not look with the same
complacency at the damage 10 her own COM
merce from privateers as upon the destruction of
American merchantmen by rebel pirates, encOur-
aged and protected by French diplomacy.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30

Madame ZadOc POFterss Curative pRai
sam is no and untrtd medicine but has been ussd
by the public for the past ~ years. with unparalleled suo
cess and has acquired its present extensive and arys
increased sale simply BY being recommended by tboss
who have used it to their afflicted friends and others
III you have Cold, ii ever so slight, do not fail
70 give the Basam trial. the very low price at which
may always keep convenient for The timely pss
20 cent bottle viii often prove TO be worth one hun
dredtmes its cost.
Do not be pEtof with any other. Askfor DsaS,s...s
Aaaoe ForteFss Cough Ralsam, insist on hav-
ing IL ana take no other; your Druggist does not have
ii, have him send and get it for you % - Law
~ Sold by Es DILLON q SSlN af az an.
HALL & RUOKEL, PRoPRIsfoRs.
jan zzyi sls Greenwich Street, New York
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
As ALTERArTvES.
THE rAusE nF pnEa.

large dose Of the Drastic Pins u by irritating shs
membrane, produce violent expulsion sf the
contents in the bowels but in doing other sscreons
suspended In such cases, the stools viii Be foand
70 and watery and attended with cramps,
gripping psins nausea, sickness By this increased
natural action of the bowels the secrstions Of the kid
nsvs and pancreas are diminished, followed BY affections
Of the kidneys bladder urethra, piles, tenssmEs, gene
raj prostration, costiveness, and Indigestion
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30

FpF many years have bean aalietsd wf;b our -,
uonal complaint, called Dyspspsa-my su1erings hays
bean constant succession Of hoFrers. hAFs spszt
thousands OF dollars with the hope Of realsing Hrs
comfort and tranquility All medication iailed % rssEs
until commenced 70 act upon the ipdieous advise
you gave on the 6tn Of April, 1858. And nov, ater
using ycr Pills, feel like Enan- God bless yea,
and may this letter induce other suffering victims te hs
e;cursed malady, to try the same means
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
THEIR GREAT COMBINATIONS.

Iney are AerlsnL, IOni8I La4aElVs. Al9Fa1Ve, Sfan
lant Counter Irritaat, Suderi6e.
As EvtGUANIS -
They are more certain and thorough tlaR the prs6ts
Pills OF Alces. or Crot0n and Harlem OF or EtterirB
and more soothing and healing than Ssuea or Ruhafb
or Tamarinds, or Castor OIL.
As ATERATTTES, aslts .srs-es-
Thoy exercise more Powsrfui influence over sds liver
spi gecreons than calome mercury blusp hsnes
their importance in eases Of Liver Complaints and spsss
DIFFICULTIES, Jaundsce, pyspepsia Bilious Attacks, Hsad
ache &C. In the treatment Of Fevers either Hiious
Yellow, Typhoid, and other reducing Fsvsrs tksy are
superior 10 quinne. Their influence extends over shs
sntre system controlling, strengthening, and braetrs
Up the relaxed and wasting energies and regulating III
thsscreons to the natural performances Of thslr das
cleansing and purifying the blood, and purgng on IL
system al diseased deposits and smpare huEors.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
THE TRUE PILLS 70 TAKE
CASE OF DYsrxps1A CURED.

Tbs only safe pills 10 take are Dr. RadWsVs oes1ss
they are the only pills that ssours psatcn vihs1t e.
plstion, and expel diseased hurors from The syS,s8.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
Letter from DR.. salmon Skinner.
NEy YoEx January 1850

CARrxSr:Rvnss, N. J., April fssh, IsssI 81 =
4ssss. Rsd,Cay sE Cs., n. 7. Cssy. f
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30

IT- Hdir1E e o..
have during the past four years, used ypar rene
l AM, have recommended them 10 others Sor BILIOUS
toNiLAIN1s ISDI6ETIoS, DYsFEsIA &c. consider the
Ready Relief and Regulating Pills uneqlalsd. The ksg
uIatns Pills are mild in their operations md thoroughly
effective.
The first dose should he large enough 10 purge, ssy
four or five, and each successive dose De on
nh until reuced 10 one and then repeated every day
Tor a week or ten days. pernenent cure VIII etrsl
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30

As alse ai Complaints Of Women, sgcr a.
Hys9aFie, LeurOFrhCea or orsShltes, Weak ea,-
Ing Discharges, ChlOrO-ls. Irregninrft1es.
suppression on the Aenses. inflammation
Dfthe Womb o. HsRfIder. Dln1cslft Menstrua-
ton, and all other Diseases or Complaints produced b3
excessive discharges or suppression Of the Aenses
ladies who desire io avoid the sHlerings and incon
veniences Of these irregularities nrganie eosiric
tons should not omit % regulate tasis systems ~
means OF one o. two Of RAP Y' PHI Us. once or twice
week and thu be FIRE tom The many and greef IN
er4fveuisnces e which aies generally subjegi-F
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1864-12-30
ERIE RAILWAY

Great Broad GsgMs, Doxbie Track, aud Telegram
R0ate to
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14

I'm rnb nat benz Is. gtpb. merben bic 5aae auf bieie
Gabn iii na4fcIserber gBeiie e1yebirt /: - ..,i...
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14
3alii1iere na0 Sbio.
- EIenbelns


@al l1h mad Sonntas, 3. San. nerbet tGsli& Q 3Hae
nag X~S9seltns nnb Rartersbure un6 Elm 3uS mad Grebe
r!G abSe9en, mie fclet o . "A
nGr, ~ ."~o "~'~NE"' 80 o %" "
erpreB5ns tGSri9 a5enbs 9 u5r so min. .s..
betos 5aSe ~berbinSeti F9 am O6ipFug nit alien gIia.
SCH lreflltpt torepeftliH unb iibmeHtiG. g H.I4", III
Der 3n9 gFnatS Greberid se5t tSsliG BON Baltimore nm
4.80 WaGrtittdgs NIB BEN greberid ZOO M}oraens,
Fgonnta9s dissencutmetr. ~, ut GiiJ7"IN
Ser 5u9 mad Gnicrtts 1aius de6t bpu Baltimore
gtprSens nm 20 unb 9.15, unS gaaSuittaas 1.2O uub
4.45, unb ben gGicctt's OttIs Osprsens !. 40 unb HOO
NIB Na9ritta9s 2.45 nnb 500; 'i H4IFt 7P
+ ..r<. =1sQ Nam 8aIbtn9tou.Y 1a. .AlQI6!
4bgauS ton 8altiuIpre nod WaiBinstpn Wscraens 4. 90
40, 8.50unt 1920, un5 9fa@m BIS, 4.30 Inb 2. 80:
SOnntass mr. Wforgens nm 400 nnb $50, uuS geod@
g1ittdSs nI 3.15. g6sans BON GeaI6instrn wtpraens
nm $50, 7.50u. 11.4O II. gta6u1!t nnT $40, 4.30, 5 II.
$40. eOnatass nmr IaOrsens nm 8 nnb NaGmittoss
$40 u. 500 ytur Ser 2te, Ate u. Ste 3ua bon 8aItiz
more nnp Der srfte, brittle, rnb Sterte3ns bon WaI5instcn
9alten an aGen Stdticnen3 an. Ser brittle nnb finite
3n9 con Baltimore unb 5tpeite nnb bierte 3ua BON BaISz
IH9trn oerbinben f& nit benz GunapcliSz 3use.
tSsgeti Rd9erer Gltstunft unb 2iIete ieSer Irt tpenSe
t1qn ts an 8. 8. @ngIanS, agent in Der garrbedsStos
ton ober an bic 3idetzSfFce. f| qaaari al qir{
80 .! 30 g. 9. @mtt6, GraasYortu,eiae
" @''@ 'tet @eheral@@9ent. (5an6jWl
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14

ENEh ~%% &~Gh&SASC4$E0t tN. VLHf41.
Dte Gntftrnune ben Baltimore na6J ouen SbeiIex bts gv..
nuenS BET yer. Staatet TT 9ut bsefcr Balm tlr,er, aIs SR.f
@2llacelpttd, NersYort oeer auf tlgenb elmer anEeren Route.
gnlt9rantea, telbe fN Der uSaItttnr%s. anb E6ts.G iT,s.
ee9sN Seo!ener, lDet6en NIT ~benfeiten Sagen Gnb gpaoen te.
E0ppeIte 3abIen. .I|FE F'TTcTNFrs@'""
w1 Ss y e:sisr & cssH taeOsn, ~sepcIieste @tse. werpsa an
SsSG,stSS IL sa.sa1Is. I'M SDtrter seSsss:, unb e8 pir6 ben gaFs.
S gSss III! &IsHspafer 9trabrsttt ~tHrsuta Is tit fur Ste 9tGr,tS1.
n9Estt nne StSerSett Der @eTagtert In allen StIattf oeictct
Ant CetSer Babn fabren bic Nrstrau6ercr aaf 6as esd8rsGgss,
nno StAt9tt, gittt II BITE ct mtt9e Babni 53S5T'
ct 9 taotsRi @eI@e Au SAINT err mil 6sN
90 eIltI9en Eefbrbettt sue aubtret gl3s,es 49,
t6teetn NOD tnarner Deient9en, ipsI9t in bic s3eYs;aiois,
Staaten etntDanberr1, NIT ben ~Ian8E1aten gnnlerantsu- III 1r3
AuSfranoerer mr6feIn af tiefer &aBn Ste sDaer1 tSSseysaN
Der s1nte11 Retls Bon Baltimore rad Gfneianatt prr s@sj
SSia! alL Der sonrstn Strsde triiGen s~alttisrs rn6-cs
1pntS, lowte anptiGen Baltimore utb g6ieaao MIR trei alisf
Stnb Cincinnati gelan9t man aMf beles &aea. in so e5t,,ahs =
NAG ct. 9prds unb SbttaSo tn 2 Eagtn. HN'HH
Seoer goiiaBter 6t 100 Bjunb Gep69 frei. sinbsr ps,s
ots IL 5aaren teiepIen taIben 9reIs,. atnber untsr 4 Ss6rsn
fn6 9aMa freS. .l12'jntLs
Dasl @epdG. eeEt NIT ben PaFasiersM NIB rOats,t MIR Auts.
90 9!et4er Set an bstt DeIttnsmunsB0rte an; Elm Yebsr sFs
bait stne 8ei9eintgan6 hber isin a@Gpds Sis an bss rrf BE
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Ssau@sN6tntt IT anb ait Ben serI4itbersr g.ot,o,
rtn Der GaEi qneeatak npt Gtnpanbsrer IL ~caagfirg}1 r7S
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MprseetI, ben Feline anSere Eab.i tiettt. ''''-' ." f"
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14
9St6tts fir Meifemoe*
sl6aana Der @iembngn3ilge.

S(6gang Der Gnenbn9n5nge.
Na6 @af6ingtpn
8prmittass 4 11br, zdbr 10 Otin., $50
unb 1920 .sa4~.a So se
gta4mittu98: 3.15, 400 uno 7.30
SDnnta9S um 4 uuo $50 Mpr9enS uno
3.15 9td4mitta9s.
t@Spn So a bt st IN ''
@prmittaas: $50, 1850 unb 11.40.s
Na4mitta98 : $40, 400, 5 uuo $50.
SOnnta98 uur um 8 MCr9enS nnp $40
unO $40. Radmttta9s,
Ra4 q Annapolis 10 a'.
&pn Baltimore 40 8prmitta9S II. 3.15
Na6mittage. Igfa4f37. guj4l
Son Moai9in8iOn $50 Sprul. allO $40
Na9mitta8s. .@aae ea:s a.iot s~aa'@aaH
0a6 @umbe rtqn nj, @4ee.li in 8
8pit3u9 MprseuS 9 11br. :Gam2ais- =
@rpreBSug G6enba 9 ltBr 80 @fit.
Ma9 Grebert d,
4.3O @a9mittass. -Ntgung rpn6reberif
l1br @lpr9enS. s.
&C a4 Sarrt8bur9u u, !. N.
@pf5us 9 ubr 20 NQin. MCrsens,
@rpteB5us 9 l1br 80 Wltn. Nbenps. a.
Accommodation 3 llbr gtu6mitta9S.
Son 6arrt8burS
Ommen tie 3ige in &altiut0re an /: YCl5u8
$40 Nadmitta98.
@rpreB3uS Z rl9r @tpr9ens,
Accommodation II, so MOrgens. a,l
Spuntag8 se6t nur Der @rpreB5us 9 nbr
80 Wlin. M6ents.. en4S suj4a 3.94rfE
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14

nj 8ta4l3nt5 imF 1gqaW es1 i4J l9.H ae.tallst-
Rus no ri ,na3uet 3a.u39 sth hss.t...
.sllxleaH - 50 .3E s3gl5-0 Rs4 Ai s'F'- ~.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14
ytorOli6e Central Gilenbabn
49, 8sramDerter Sabrplan i.
sac BEN BfRen Norb

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Stprss5ng 80 n 4SenSs
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PoF5h9 fon'tHf an Mn $40 9fa4M,
GrpreB5I5 ...!-. 80. ~. .....! -. ~ 8brul.
harrisburg Accommodation. ........11 so @eru.
porftraI ,.- ~ IS. 30 4oftr. 2. 90 9fbeuts
Der eir13tss 3ug, ioeI9er OH gorHta8 a6Sebt, lit Der
&~tpreB3ug mn g n6r 80 gfin.i Mbenbs.0 Np' >iF.'' i'
FDer uur $50 I6enos a~bgeBenbe @rpressitS h5trb nnr
an t~pitSenpeI iitbii9 BON 9arrisburs 1~selesenen @nntten
%anPaifen: @oI6bofott8E, 9rrf, Sanober Sunction, @ler,
ulont, Yarfton,' DtDnftofs, @3atRber8turg NIB @cdeps<
bile. r uqa eY4l.a s3I4CsI9rH" 400 ~TF"TUs
Der @Df3n9 sept taSliG, uussenDmmeu gunutapS. -
Der grpreB3u9 tonttGt td9li6, cus9etomulen Weontass.
$allogtere ttr 3pii9enfiaticnen foDten ben Sdrri8slr9
nto Farftpu aeconobattonsjng uebuten.a lliel ate N
Peftfn 11S GrpreS5iSe fte9en oenpu in 8erbiubnug nit
Der PetlnipIbdtia Central Giienba6n in SarriSburg fir
9tttsbar8, Glebeldnt, gulntnEus, gtnctns
natt, Jtt0tanapults, Sort WaSne. Gbteoap,
anb' a4en PtSssnbes srosen @eFens, fomie in @Imiroi
nit Der glehc Oors erie @iienSa9n nd6 alien 9lSten in,
norblt9en una tpe1li1en Nen gorf.
.gBegeH S~abrbifets un6 anberer geiouer uub ~SerldRIi,
Gen GfSfllnft belie6s man F5 al, bic @iGeteOfFce in be{
@dI0sct Station, &Ge' Cpu GaT6ert. rnS IsranfIintr., an
~psnbsqai
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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14

NOD aIls1]1 OF 9I.III U-I7
n12 sn0 t5y1uI nltagNlaI4 a91 lHs3 n3
H9H9t gl4 ;i2at Ddil2 a'34 ElI94 {
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1864-01-14

*45IId 10 153.ILf ,eILl9p NII9h3 fJa3I |DA
~ n!ajanb0 gag usiy3ls iai 5iu9@ 1ay3a1
JI3TGQi f5aal9i3g 5ill4
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-14

near. ~ have raSuiie! I.ltG nllGavHrai!Y % tie
negro rrooDs aueagcel in r. Iho c01re-;>o1;-
dent Of he New York Herald states hat they
yatreato.2 some eight miles t1a+ a some points
they stood rha;r er,ur3 manfu!Iy. bus at oh.
ers tlev 2eea;1e ranic-stricken and made the
ljvc);esy retreat pos lille. Tie loss originally
set down al t,sen1v-fve killed. i IS now said,
j. abo1t ous hunj!rv{ MISSING. An a.
socjated Press dispat tcb from Hotress Monroe,
notg;1 outstanding, asserts that ''tIe negro
troors behaved most eourageously cutting
their way through the Contederates With the
loss Of only twenty men in killed, wounded and
missing"
The New York IDdapendent, gives The
.Tonis;sna elect;on'' aud General Bank re-
coostrucr;on experiment q pretty rough over
hauling. Instead Of regarding it IS 'erandy
successfn." the independent regards il as Of
OWL nortent and rs demonstrating the dis
ovaltv'' rather than the 'loyaiiy" Of those
vho voted tor the successful candidate. Il
repeats the Tribune's charge than Hahn, the
Governor elect. is an old rebel who has per~
;,,ol ,,;,aso]f and + considers the votes given
him ssas measure Of the rebel strength among
tbe voting nopuIation.'
GeneraI Polk has issued, from his healquar~
fers at Demopolis, an address to his army, CON
oratnlat;De the latter on the successful termi-
a,t;or of fbe can,,,aicn against Sherman. Gen.
p,,1;- ol.;,ns ,hat the defeat of Smiths and
cr;areon's cavalry caused the failure of sher~
a.. a~noa;t;on bv breaking down, through
e 49, ohsanoa o} cavalry. the onlv means Of sub
e =: ,,;s ;nf,,,trv IfconnelIed hin, to make
''s'So -nt~oot o]oeo1v n7rsed bv soaadrons o.
cor!eI,arate cavalry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-03-14
PUBLISHED (DAILT) By
HIyG.AR SNOW DEN, JR
m@~ OFFICE-No, 104 King street. !
S ,ona's formerly French's Book Store.


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The New York World of Saturday contains
:, ,ongthv 4.di,ora, article on the result of srhe
:, c~l.;,, ;, :, uA:,,h :, cove y 80
tu'A7 years "S'*s"s, -
Shsoe or ious 'honshs nave s'@i'soa ai4 '''0
emancipation proclamation" Of President
Lincoln ';Las produced no effect whatever out
;1:u l;o laa dd,r -
slae o' ou' ia''''a'? nneS' 10S o'u a"oA, -
the evaporation or the feoeis ana stlthn'al1ug
gher efforts. The Florida expedition and
Shermut,'s. prove stthas the reyiving Uniou
.,,<:,,.ot :, tho Gonth of which 40 hava
:,
been loI4 50 niue :, i imaginary ana toac 1t'e
starvation theory, on wh'ch over-sangulne
nannle have relied so much IN predicting an
~sii, ,>., e ~. no~ h,s ., )tr1a f,77nda 1;on
CO. g: > .90 ,; y 'A@' '''-'
:" !ao Tas'' ,vo.,a oon4;,,os. uTha F1or;aa avna.
S;. ;!t7 r"',< .Jr.n0 +ho 3aa tb.t tbaro we
u'eon s@S ossoa u9Jq ;, Aoa a,t;,n ,I,t: that
10y sh;ah ns'>,,;rad onl1 t,a nrasonne and
e'a.o' s'loll ts,lf 1,,a,
pio'Veson VI oa' s }, .asan - tha
Iuo.L;,,.an o,,.tan;.;a'' ehat no n,;I;t.r7- av
S:':o.a NIL. w. n;,.,ad - bo ,no,ol,,
oeu',lon in'o 'lol'ua "ao uooso:u " w ~ ~
holueu.a: ~ sne .lsn ieo ols;aat 80 tho
slIe' "usou was .o .naLn eh ,?eso - f to, ~;
.7n. ~. wa. wa .;la - G,n " Sovmonr
:s'1ot oy .uo 90; eha e.. ao+o5 an tho
AZ 40 az aa 90 "s ,.ons and ,ro.tad
.heoty "a us 1n'tiaa tb t', an7 c,nGdanca
L: "e ,uf1,ll ,a.,,.sll1, ho .oI hv. Un;nn
wnich woua natufay oe ptacelsvu Gy uh,ob wh,ob
general e9"a[n repe'a' Rt ppbarev rest Tvn Shnw
az "lsueu ~ conollla. Ia.aGst . 49, am
ca 'n:' evsly ptIs:..u0a ~ s,4f.r;n,r
.tlto us canAp seuue.hs ,oad;nn 90 Rs,
lhlolnaeion was a 'Ioal 1ps ,pst oxan;n, ,nnn
puooau uemIpapel nau' ssoorl Is Savo rS '1
a11'ce soseee,s oo'ou.,ns - tho nb;to ;nha ~;
pacls c9,noJ1loe ~ any =; s? ",v hs aaa"ta
tahes o. riollaa, a.'1 ..o al.lt5 a,,;54aa Sn"h
Maysville weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1864-1866, 1864-09-08

The Moon AND WEATHER. Mr.. Merri-
am, lately deceased, probably watched the
weather, and made more close and accurate
observations with instruments, for over 80
years, than any man living, declares that in
all his experience he has never been able to
perceive that the moon had the least ipfiu-
ence upon the weather. And yet, to what
muititudes is this rank heresy! How they
run to the almanacs to see when the moon
Is new when it quarters and when It is
FULL and predict changes in the weather at
these points. The fact is, the moon is nav,
or quarters, or is full, once week the year
round and in our variable climate the wealth
er changes often-sbout once week
when 1t does rot remain ur altered for
weeks, and SO, if change 10 the weather
takes place anywhere near the change in
the moon she is the author of the change.
L have known educated men to cling to this
notion instilled into their childhood.
have known men who are careful not to
plant-especially beans-in.s the old moon
And l put it to my reader, who, as 1 have
doubt, is wise and we'll educated, and free
from all superstition, had you not 'leetle'
rather see a new moon over the left? Don't
you always think of it when you see the
new moon? Can you tell why? 1t is one
of those old roots which time and Christi
anity has not yet removed. So many had
rather see a crow fly over the right should
er than over the left-a remnant of the old
Roman notion of omeUs. The number and
variety of superstitions which still linger
and burrow in the world, like the remnant
of the old Canaanites whom Israel could
not drive OUT is far larger than most sup
pose. Ny wonder is, not that there are go
many roots of the old tree remaining, but
that Christianity has done so much toward
removing them. see no time when we
may expect them all to be removed DIR.
Todd
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DYSPEPSIA

and it's attendant train of symptoms, it acts
more like a charmthan IL medicine. There is
nothing in the whole range ofthe Materia Medica
that can for moment bear comparison with
it in this disease.
A full account of this wonderful plant may be
found in the eleventh edition of the U. S. Dis
pensatory, pages 1887 and 1888.
A series Of experiments, in which DR.. Bull has
been for years engaged, has just been brought to
a successful termination, and he is now enabled
to offer to the public combination of Cedron
with other improved tones, the whole preserved
in The best quality of coppcr-dstlled Bourbon
whisky, which he is confident has no oquIl in
the world.
lie might furnish volume of certificates, but
the public have long since learned to estin ate
such things at their true value. The safest plan
is for every one to test for Himself the virtues of
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Come down in the center,
That's what it means
N. C.
S A D d. F. r Y.

THE UNDERSIGNED is NOW SITUATED
i so as to give his undivided attention to the
Mandatory of every article connected with the
SADDLE AND HARNESS TRADE!
He has now on hand and IN process of making,
splendid assortment of Gentlemen and Ladies'
Saddles; Saddle Bags; Buggy, Carriage, Brake
and Sulkey Harness; Wagon and Plow Gear;
Riding Brides, with Racking, Port and Snafle
Bits; Wagon, Buggy, Coach, Sulkey and Rid
ing Whips; Hog and Kipskin Collars; Horse
Covers, suitable for AL seasons; Leather, Web
and Rope Halters; Worsted, Cotton and Hemp
and Cant Harness; in short every thing usually
kept in a Saddiery Establishment, which will be
sold at Wholesale and Retail, at low prices, to
punctual dealers; per cent off for CASH.
fBAll Repairing attended to at once, at my
Old Stand, on End street, to find which, 'Come
down in the Center" between Market 65 Sutton.
T. K. RICKETTS,.
Maysville March Goth, 1868.
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Who VIII Care for Niggers NowP

A PARODY oN-Who will Care for Mother Now
List to me, plantation niggers,
As / in dis mud-hole lie:
Though feel starvation's rigors,
Let me say word and die.
Niggers, does dis look like freedom?
Ican't see it any how;
Blacks are fools, and white folks lead 'em
But who cares for niggers now!
CHORUS: Look heah! niggers, am dying,
See the death sweat on my brow;
Dis am Freedom, no use crying;
Who will care for niggers now!
Some say nigger's good as white folk, q
Gizzard foot and EDO shin!
Don't beiiebe it, tits tight joke
Handsome-buty you can't come in
Well you Ii bed on old plantation,
Earning, wild a sweating brow,
Plenty clothes and plenty rationl
But who cares for niggers nova
CHORUS: Look heahI niggers, &c.
White folks say dey glib us Freedom;
What dey glib is all in myeye;
Free to suffer, free to die.
Free to starve, and free TO languish,
No potato, corn-cake, bacon,
We must to starvation bow;
If dis is Freedom, I'se mistaken
But who cares for niggers now?
CHORUS: Look heah! niggers, &c.
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CedrOn BitterS

one trial, and you will never use any others.
1t is not necessary to publish long list Ct dis
eases for which the Cedron Bitters are specific
In all diseases of the STOMACH, BOWELS,
KIDNEYS, or LIVER;
In all affections of the BRAIN depending up
on arrangement of the Stomach or Bowels;
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM dG NEURALGIA;
And in FEVER AND AGUE;
1t is destined to supersede all other remedies.
1t mot only cures all these diseases but it pre-
vents them.
A wine glass full of the Bitters taken an hour
before each meal will obviate the i'll effects of the
most unhealthy climate and screen the person
taking it against disease under the most trying
exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Grocers, generally.
Dr. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth
street, Louisville, Ky.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
SEATON DE- BRODRICK.
Cor. End and Court Streets.
mar Z, iS64-1y Maysville, Ky.