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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18
Nmnsements.

NIIBI O's GARDEN, Begins at 8 o'clock.
~ lii TIE ' coSnEsT THExTFR fE dF7
ENDORSED BY THE PubLic AND The PRESS THE
HUNDREDS TURNED AWAY NiGhTLY UNABLE TO
THIS 'ruE EPAKs F N1fSiS5 July 49, ord
After the most SIKH Sixth ' F SdiSSa S q 's'
grand spectacular drama IN tee acts oy MI DION o'u''
csult and II. III. House, esq, entitled
ARRAH.NA-P OGUE;
On. THE WICKLOW WEDDING,
the sole right for the production Of which "a' OesH
i0' Se" TsE Y 9A SIT EMsPfrac;fiiLY SELECTED:
Mr.. J. H. GLENNEY,
his sixth APPEARANCE in AIneriea)
Ms, JOSEPHINE ORION
lb,r sixth appearancr IN New-YorkD
as AREHH MEELIsn.
The other important characters sustained by M j.
Holmes. Charles Peters W. Scasn W. Janison, Charles l.
Psr,oe IT,. W. H. Danvers, Misses Marin Mseder, Mary
"'"' THE GRAND scENTcAL EFFECTS.
by H. Iiard J. Thorne Whitman, billiard IT,, and W.
ELEGANT AND CHARACTERISTIC COSTUMES,
by Mons. Phillippe and a,,l.tan,.;
PROPERTIES AND APPolNIMENIs'
MECHANICAL CONTRIVANCES,
by ]. johnson and assistants;
ORIGINAL MUSIC,
By w. Levy antho, Of Punehn'o &C., nnds' the baton
of Harvey b. D'd sIn ENTIRELY NEW .,cn
SEATS SECURED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
WALLACE RECEPTION
BYA HOUSE CROWDED TO OVERLOOKING
Of the talented and popular Young Comedian,
Mr.. DAN BRYANT,
whose recent in his bernn Deneaiions beior"
THE MOST CRITICAL AUDIENCES OF The OLD
WORLD,
have stamped him ~ - ,.u,, ,ynnr
THE MOST NATURAL AND ARTISTIC REPRE-;
SENTATIVE OF Irish Life and ChlrsctsrlNOW LlVlNG.l
EVERY EVENING TIA,
hs will spoear In his truly great Improvisation OF lin
UbRIEN In Brouxhsm's Domestic Drama of
THE IRISH EMGRANI,
HANDY ANDY,
In W. r. Foyds suec-s'ul adaptation OF Lovers mover OF
that name,
Mr.. CHARLES FISHER
and MRS JENNINGS,
their first appearance this sunner) =, ,,, A. r
Miss lone 6urte, Mrs. John Seton, MI Wsrwch M y
T.. Whiting, Mr.. Bowes. Mr. Browne, Mr.. hilyTd, MI
Williams and the entire strength ofthe company
In active entirely new Irish Drama rspe's
with ipterrtng incidents ard the most powerful enecs
written expressly for Mr. DAN BRYANT, by Me''" l. w.
Mseder and T. q. McDonoDgh. and entitled
SHAMUs O'BRlEN,
THE BOULD BOY OF GLfN0ALL,
A TALE OF &c.
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NOTICE 10 DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
Having been established for three years In collect
ins all casrs have complete Arrangements fof
settling accounts Of di.chhFed soldiers who have been dis
charged partial p,Ne lists piisonen Of wn bAsn:ss
vance. ade Information Cratic Pensions procured Bach
~ ' L. BROWN 4 Co. No. ? Psrk place
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n Il MIIIrARY AGENCIES.

OUTRAGE by the STRIKERS.-S5OO RE
" WARD viii b. paid to any person who viii give such
Information viii lead to the detection and eonyeep ., ts
Iron ar per,on. no ed stable Of DEORof hOff
10 x8 pa, and cut his hors~s i'hros Tor no
other reason than hi. worns for IN. Street Cleaning Com
tractor, for the subsistence Of poor helpe" family OF seven
,hiis,rr yur,her con mcnt leave 10 the pablo.
BROWN DEVOf KNAPP.
Street Cleaning Contfsctors No. JIryohTow'
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MOVING MACIllNES.-1he American In
WI sttu- i on about III. 18th Of thi. month, have
TRIAL Of NOW No MACHINES TO compete for their Gold
Medal. The Managers VIII endesvor TO make his thai
thooush Of the qualities 81 tho fersn machines pre-
,sntsd Tor composition Popreto Of Mo~inr Machines ho
vh 10 compete Ia this Trial will please sddr.ss The Commit
lee on PrsIu.s 81 the enesn Institute, .. the Cooper
Union Bnildinf Newforh.
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1TUE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM

TT,HE AMERICAN PROTOTYPE COM
PANY. No lie Roy p,ee and 50 frinc. at, pf,n' VI.
MI lind. Of stamped BLANK Form, for Check. Chect BOOKS
BIZ. o. FIchang. Dras Promi'.oy Notes Bi. OF Ladnf
Psua,s Tickets Pawners Cheeks, Powers oi Attorney
Pror,s Protests WASshouse Hscsipts, Woisheis he,ufs
49,, ., p,on.rtv nc WA Z. COZ, Treasurer
'"'"'' " ''F''' No. 81 Cedar q.
v ,.c.,, order, from parties desiring Stamped Bisnhs Of
an hind and have them executed by the Company under 'ho
supervision Of tho Stamp Agent the United states treasury
IL snartmr
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COLDIERS of Ncw-York Regiments who en-
,d in the wear. and e. Ant not paid their state
bounty can be paid by applying the BANKING Once Of
4 sSRf CON IItkFY No 20 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-07-18

MAGENTA, Roseine, Fuehsine, Scarlet,
WI Phosphine Emerald Green, Blue Msave, Violet yell
low Soluble Blue, Purple. The above brilliant Anime Dye
CRYSTALS IN o. bottles with directions for Also, Scar
let Paste tSolub!e in Ws,erl %. per 10, in ID Jar'
DANIEL JUDSOS SON. Anime Dye Merchants and Dry
.arr- No. ia Col,man-st. London NILS and Manu-
-flcinrx-Bermond.ey y. B.-prices greatly reduced
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GRAND FINALE of the "SAENGER-
FEST"
In honor to their invited siens.r friends
THE ARlON SOCIETY
will hold Pic Me and Summer igts sorh IN ihef usual
and splendid style at ,o,,
THURSDAY. July "a, 1865
To commence 1t O'Clock p. IN. ,
ei-,s 81 each admitting gentleman and ladies' and
To b, had from member, only. snd at the Aron' bead
qaA'''' w. - THE COMMITTEE.
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WhnlerA.

ship Alfred Gibbs. Of New Bedford, from Boston, ds%
,ut-juy IL, lat. a 20, Ion. 20 90 -, =. -
Bris Troka OF Fairhsven with so bbl' oA-JuiJ D. 's
an "a
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CPECTACLES AND EYEGLASSES, pa.

CUOOTING and FISHING TACKLE, BASE
- BALL and SPORTING GOODS of all kinds
wholesale and Retail
ALFRED WOODHAM No. 49i Brosiwsy N T.,
Between anal and Howard.sts.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
N OTICE
70 THE ENRQLLED NINTH
OF SAND USKY COUNTY.

TO THE ENROLLED MILITIA
OF SAND USRY COUNTY,
NOTICE is hereby gwen that the Militia Rolls of the
several Townships have been filed this office and
the duplicate of esd rolls has been placed the hands
of the County Treasurer, and that those whose
found thereon who not physically otherwise
exempt, will have until the sixteenth day of next Sep
tember TO pay the Military Communication Tax OF Four
that tme penalty of thirty per cent cost of
collection will be added to said amount.
o. BALL. Auditor.
Fremont, July 14th, 1855.
For the benefit of those claiming exemption the fol-
lowing portion of the militia law passed April 18th
1865, is hereby published;
Section g. In addition to the persons absolutely
empted from enrolment IN the militia by the laws of the
United States the persons hereinafter exempted
be absolutely exempted from enrolment, VIZ:
lst All persons the army navy or volunteer for
ces Of the United States.
ID Persons who have been hereafter NAV be honor
ably discharged from the army navy of the United
States after having performed military duty for one year
Sd Commissioned officers serving under this act who
shall have served as such IN the militia of this State for
the space of five years. but officer shall be SO exemnt
unless by his resignation after such of service uIv
accepted, other lawful manner he shall have
been honorably discharged.
4tb. Every non-commissioned officer, musician and
private OF every uniformed company rsised hereafter
he raised since May rst eighteen hundred and sixty
three uniformed according the provisions any law
this State and who shall have performed services in
such company troOpfor the space of ve years from
the time OF his therein shall be exempt from
military duty except in cases of war; nsurrecton
vasion.
5th Every person physically disabled may be exempt
ed from military duty, if he files with the County Aud
tor on or before August 18th of every year. statement
OF the county military surgeon certifying that such per-
son ant Tor military duty by of such physical
disability OF bodily nrmity, which shall be described
said instrument.
9th Idiots lunatcs and felons convicted of infamous
crimes unless paIdoned shall be subject TO
duty.
DIX JOIN B. RICE, of Fremont the County Military
Surgeon. All persons entitled to exemption from mill
sy duty on account of physical disability obtain
their certificates by the 18th day of August 1885, for
which purPoss DR.. RICE will be found at his Office be-
tween one and i've o'clock ?. NJ, on Mondays Wednes-
days and Saturdays OF each week till that time GER
t6eate from any other physician will be no exemption
.. BALL, Auditor.
Fremont, July 14th, ls65.-2sW5.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
EXTRAORDINARY BALLOON VOYAGE.

Mr. Joseph Simmons aerOnaut, ofHull, Eng
land, has furnished particulars of his late night
balloon voyage from the West of England TO the
midlands. Starting from Bath Just before sew
en- P. NJ, in the Raven, with a strong wind blow
ing from the southwest, at is he was near
enough the earth TO ascertain the name of the
place below him to be Malmesbury. At 7I0
he passed over Tetbury, and at 7.35 was hear
tily cheered by the inhabitants of Cheltenham
The wind increased in violence, and at 8 10 he
heard the words Come down here" exclaimed
from StTatford-on-Avon. Soon afterwards be
threw the graspling-irons into tree, from which
they speedy broke loose. Presently he acaip
threw out the grspnels, which clung TO some
hurdles, but the Raven, riding gaily with the
wind, was not TO be brought TO the earth in this
manner, so getting rid of her burden and shak-
ing herself off she careered away into cloudlaud.
When MIR. Simmons looked around he found
himselflyi in a barley field, close to the riv-
er Avon. Just below Warwick, at distance of
more than one hundred miles from the place
where he had ascended, and it was now 81 P. NJ.
1he aeronaut made the best Of his way into the
Town oy slower but safer conveyance than
ms nlne minute machine, wondering whether
ne snouio ever recover it. As soon as possible
ne ioho~ed oy railway in the direction taken
oy ms pslioon: On reaching Leicester he was
ihioripeu tna1 II mad been secured. The grap-
bng-irons had luckily taken firm hold n large
elm tree on the farm of.Mr Jeffrey, nj stony
Stanton, IN that county, and his laIorers tbns
saved Mr.. Simmons the loss Of s7OO
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frslltontgourllal.
:. Ia PsALM on DEATH.

81 NOT IN fHE BOOKS
("To be said or sung" by politicians of tn,
persuasion, at all meetings held
Turing the approaching PpliticalcsmPaign.
When sung, Tune @CoPperhesd Lament"
Niggsrs young and niggsrs old,f
Niegers wafsn and nigsers cold.
Niggefs large aud niggers small
Niggers short and niggers tall;
Niggers yellow, dark or dun,
Curse the niggers every one.
Niggers low and niggers high,
Niggers wet and niggers dry;
Niggers heavy and niggers light,
Niggers dull and niggers bright;
Summer, winter, spring and fall
Curse the niggers one and all
Curse the nigger, curse him well,
Curse his color, hair and smell;
Curse his eyes, his cheeks, his nose,
Curse his feet, his head, his toes,
His grinning teeth, his curving shins;
Load him with nations sins.
Curse his sighs, his tears, his grOans.
Curse brain and muscle, blood and bones;
Curse arms and shoulders, back and breast
Curse him roundly, curse your best
Oall him monkey, ape ard beast,
Ofall The things that live the least
With kissing breath and foaming lip,
Lash with tongue for want of whip.
Sheer and roar, and stamp and swear;
With brandished knuckles pound the air,
Gnash your teeth, with rabid rage
Curse all the tribe, from youth 70 age
Curse him while he breathes the air,
Curse him cold upon his bier;
But to his soul be pity given,
And send him to some nigger heaven.
Then own yourself the lowest sneak
That ever trampled ON the weak;
The lowest foulest wretch forlorn,
Whom men should kick and women scorn.
Confess yourself without figure,
Of all that breathes the meanest niger;
Though white without, all black within
Black of heart, though not of skin.
Sunk in meanness past retrieving,
Who curse the nigger for a living.
FLANDERS.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
RATHER AMUSING.

1t is rather amusing to hear persons speak of
what the Democratic party is going TO do this
campaign. The Democratic party is going TO
hold Convention at Columbus sometime in
August, and is going TO make schjte platform
for lclsite men, and nominate sptite mau to
stand upon hat lohue platform and run for Gov
ernor--to be defeated by the gallant Cox by at
least 100000 majority. We predict the Demo-
cratic party will play smash fixing up 1ul,te
platform for lollIe men. If the Democratic par
ty would get up platform, and nominate VAL
landigham, sun-set Cox, Alex Long, or Craw-
ford county Jackson, the Union men of Ohio
would have no trouble in carrying the State in
favor of mule suffrage by an overwhelming ma
iority. The names of those men, with the pres
tige of the so-called Democratic party in Ohio
would kill anything be it lciite or any other
color The Democratic party is more or less
muddled, and at a loss for good timber to con-
struct lokltc platform. The old leaders that
sympathized with the traitors during the rebel
lion, and rendered the traitors all the aid and
comfort they possibly could do without crimi-
mating themselves and exposing their rascality,
one may be found, out of this class, who is fool
hardy enough TO accept nomination and take
position upon the sctite platform, 10 be rebuked
by the loyal people of Ohio. 1t is very evident
that no thorough going Union Democrat who
aided in putting down the rebellion, and is in
favor of Furnishing to the full extent of the law,
the leaders of that rebellion, will have anything
to do with their acltJte platform. Mark the pre-
dictiOn! The nominee of that convention will
not be one of the soldiers of the late war, but
will be one of the rebel sympatbizers, who re-
jOiced IN every reverse the Union army met with
while defending the laws of the country We
will predict further, that every man that allows
himself TO be made dupe Of and accepts NOM
instion, and gives pledge to stand upon this
Democratic toh1e platform in this campaign, mot
one of them will ever see daylight politically
in the State of Ohio
We will be highly gratified to see these hifal-
lutin, d1lStocrdtic .scItlte Democrats of the
straighest sect, going their length for bob-tail
adventures who have failed to be appreciated
among those who know them best We shall
wait patiently for the developments of the 'Au-
gust convention, and the timber used in con-
structing the Democratic unhite platform for its
mongrel ticket.-1i1iR Tribune.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04

TOLEDO, Ohio, October 26th 1854
DEAR SIR: 1t is with the utmost willingness that rive
my testimony regards the excelency your MeIode
ons. After a thorough acquaintance with the instru
those of suTpass them regards eac
ITCHY of touch; of socing and freedom from
all harshness, and thinness of tone shall unhesitat
ingy recommend them in to the numerous iuoui-
ries of purchasers. Yours truly, Z. 2. SPRAGUE
Prof of Music, and oTganist of Trinity Church
The smootheness of the tone makes beautiful accom-
paniment for the voice.-IftbhR
supass every thing in this line we have seen whether
French or Amercan-.-C0mnereial.
Accept, Mr.. Whitney, my sincere congratulations
Henceforth Toledo may cenpete with any
of the larger cities in the construction Melodeons
d. DEViVO, Opera Manager, N. Y.
Really very effective and beautiful Instruments All
that want the best will get "whitney's."- Blade
MELODEONS.
Once having seen them will convince the most skeuti
cal that they are just what has been long wanting
Herald.
daily receiving letters similar to those above from
professional musicians; also from persons who have the
Instruments use; every Instrument warranted wears
have all the facilities for manufacturing these Meo-
deonE every department being nv personal
yision) and feel confident with my unsurpassed i'm
proyements, that am placing before the public
superior larger and with an of tone
heretofore obtained by other loeon u,pufc
turer The finish and durability of these instruments are
second to none.
All orders will secure prompt attention as if the
ties were here to select. Address all orders to
w. w. WHITNEY.
Isl Summit Street, Toledo Ohio
Factory l46 d Il8 Summit Street, Toledo
Nov. 20, 1854, to Jan. Is, 1861
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
Attachment Notice.

Christopher Streeter, Plaintiff, versus
William X. West, Defendant
DEFoRE WM. H. GALE, Justice of the Peace Of Green
D Creek Township, SsndUssy county, Ohio.
On the Both day OF June. 1865 said Justice an
Of Attachment the above action the sum Of
twenty aoIlsgs CHRISTOPHER STREETER
BY C. W. PAGE his Attorney.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
IMPROVED MELoDEONs.

TOLEDO, Ohio, October, 1864
Mr. W. W. WHITSEY:-Your Improved Aelodeons are
my opinion, the Ne Plus Ultra Reed instrumental
Their evenness of stone power greater than any sm
lsr instruments have take great pleasure In
recommending them the BEST Melodeons IN the mar
ket. L. MATTHIAS, Teacher of Music
For years TO believe they will be the avorites
N, Al,1.nn III, mt fluh q.
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lEIsS 3l
BLOOD ARCHER
In Large Bottles.

In Large Bottles.
Is particularly recommended for during Spring
and Summer, when the blood thick and circulating
fectly safe, though powerful purifier ceanses and re-
every portion of the system It is the original
and only
GENUINE BLOOD SEARCHER,
which for years has performed most wonderful yet
permanent cures IN confirmed cases
ScTofUa, or Kings Evil,
Old Sores, letter, TumOfs, Boila, and
all kinds of SerOlulOus eruptiOns
II is also reliable remedy foT Salt Rheum, Ring
Worm. Scald Head, and kindred diseases We make no
claim to having discovered
PaMacesA, or Universal Remedy
for s the ailments TO which aesh is heir; but we do
claim what countless facts have fairly and fully estab
shed that in the Blood SesrcheT the afflicted will
a standard Medicine, upon which they rely az
specific for all the diseases for which it is recon-
mended. As general tonic its effects most beng
nan and cannot tail to benefit where used according
directions.
have this day, Oct 7th, 1861, disposed my entire
interest j. ~ Lindseys Improved Blood SeaTchsr
r. K. Sellers Co, together with the right to my
name in its preparation. The only Genuine article will
hereafter be prepared by them exclusively.
J. NJ. LINDSEY.
PREPARED AND SOLD RY
L. Z. SELLERS & co. Pittsburg, Pa,
Sole PrOprietOrs.
For sale by DIR. Z. DILLON & SON.
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PITTS SEPARATOR.

also manufacture another equally excellent mschne,
known Pitts Separator. They manufactured with
great care and are good machine They have become
well established justly celebrated both for rapid
and perfect work In manufacturing these machines
have selected such patterns only have been fully test
ed By long use; and in Offering the two above believe
offer the very that made II is claimed by those
who use them that they will thresh clean and fit for
market more grain in given te and do it better, than
sny other machine In fact, the only limit TO the
cunt they thresh, depends the facilities at hand
for getting the grain 70 the machine and taking
the straw &c. after il is threshed These machines are
both the strong and durable, the joints all fast
sned with bolts, and fitted up with Cast Steel CyH
der Shaft piUoted ith Brass Bones The cylinder so
inches an length; and am making the Separator
6z inches Ioider than the cyliHdermakipg the canvas
belt or grain carrier 36 inches oide Width of shoe in
side s 81 inches The beater shaft furnished with brass
boxes: boxes also for Canvas Belt Shaft Fan
Shaft journals with Iron boxes for Fan Side Shaft
Iron pueys (IeGthere6 and cast iron Conveyor ev
ery particular, they constructed in the best
manner every part; they easily, easily tended
recurring about ], 400 revolutions per minute.
In the manufacture of these machines, have made
some improvements the original patterns, and am
ready to make such other changes experience NAV
suggest being valuable
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
Sci Frs
S:I!IS: 2;'{!|!!LH
Established 1885.

Twenty-Five years ago Mr.. r. E. Sellers, commenced to
manufacture this remarkable Syrup for home demand
little dreaming 1T destined TO form Important
branch of his drug business But from year to year the
knowledge of it's value spread from family TO family
county TO couuty-State 20 State-till 1t may he
found nearly every town in the Western country and
is consIdeIed Indispensable IN thousands OF lanIles
FROM 4. CUSHING, DRUGGIST SOUTH BEND. IND.
d $ OWsS, ESQ, DGar SH-ln reply 20 your favor of
the 18th Instant would that Sellers Medicines has
far exceeded my expectations and have they
failed produce the desired effect The Cough Syrup
tor COug ghs, Colds &c and the cheapness of the
article places II within the reach of ALL which, together
with its efcaeious quaes renders IT universal favor
ite Not day passes without numerous calls for 'the
thing needfu st this season Of the year. VIZ: Sellers
Cough syrup. a g. CUSHING.
PREPARED AND SOLD BY
E. r. SELLERS 81 CO., Pittsburg, Pa.
For sale by DR.. E. DILLON & SON.
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Query.

Why is it that every traitor aud scoundrel
that coDspired against the government, during
the rebellion have voted with the Democratic
party for the last eight years? Who can tell,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04
BLOOD PURIFIER

win cure all the aforementioned diseases and of them
selves, will relieve and cure
Headache, COstiveness,
Cholic Pains, Cholera MOrbus,
Indigestion, Pain IN the Bowels,
Dizziness, &c.
@ Try these Medicines and you Will never regret It
Ask your neghbors, who have used them and they will
say they
Good Medicines,
and you should try them before going for physician.
Get Pamphlet Almanac of my local agent, and read
the certificates and If you have doubted, will
Doubt no More.
As proof that the Blood Purifier and Pills purely
vegetable the certificates of those eminent chem
ists Professors Chiffon of and Locke of Cincinnati
Read Dr. Rcbacks Special Notices and Certificates pub
ished in conspicuous part of this paper from time to
time
Price of the Scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier,
81 per BOTTLE So per half doxen OF the Scandinavian
Blood Pills, 25 cents per box, or boxes for 81
c. W. ROBACK, Proprietor, No. East Fourth Street,
Cincinnati, whom all orders should be addressed.
c. R. McCULLoCH, Fremont, Ohio.
g. BUCKLAND,
u DILLON Il SON, IS
POWERS Il JAEGER, woodyine,
VIM j. MILLER, Clyde,
and merchants generally throughout the United States
G. w ROBACK,
Cou,pounder of Stomach Bitters, Blood Purifier, and
Blood Pills, Dister and manufacturer of Catawba and
Swedish Brandes and all kinds of the finest Domestic
liquors which sold wholesale in any desired guam
tty at Nos 56 S. so and g. East Third Street, Cncin-
natl, Ohio. Sept. 30, IS64.-1y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1865-08-04

Mr.. W W WHITNEY, Toledo, Ohio.-I wish to express
my admiration OF the superiority of the Meodeons of
your manufacture. The Reedy Nasal tone usually
found in Meodeons is entirely obyiated by your improve
ments Wishing you the success you well deserve
am yours, truly, W B. THOMPSON, Prof Music, NJ
Never any thing of the kind that interested us so