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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-12-28

Indelible Peneil.--We have received from
the Indelible Pencil Company, of Northamp-
ton, Mass, new and simple contrivance for
marking clothing. 1t is in the shape of lead
pencil, and is enclosed in neat case. With
our limited experience with it, we should pro-
nouuce it Just the thing. to have about the
house. Price so cents, Address as above,
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u. III. HOOD.

T 1CENCED CITY and County Auctionesr Office at
ILC&TRR Depot, Fremont. Particular atten-
tion given to Public Venduts; P. o. Drawer, 81,
FREMONT, OHIO, (5lme)
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Especially to the Sick.
DOCTOR e. JOLLIE MATTOCKS,
ANALYTICAL PHYSICIAN.

TI,o The CURE OF CHRONIC DISEASES, Of every
1 name ard nature, Dr.. Hattocks, for thirty
years, has devoted his whole attention, and has eff
fected some of the most remarkable cures in IHgeT-
ing diseases. The System is fOuEde On truth de-s
fon all Others no experimenting, making sick 10
cure, no deception. no hunibug aud no posons used
all vegetable remedies that aid nature gives a can
did opinion and elects permanent We ask a
trial of our treatment before Abandoning sll hope
Hundred have been cured BY this treatment after
giving up to die. We invite in nyestigation No mat
ter what your disease is, call; examine for your
selves; il will cost nothing.
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DIR. e. JoLLIE MATrocKs.

be consulted at his Offices as folow. for the year
't7 ous day every four weeks:
FREMONT, o, Kessler's Hotel, Mondays, jan.
II, Feb. II, March IL, April Is. May I3.
CLYDE, O., Americal Eagle, Iuesdays Jan Is
Feb. II, March II april Is, May Il
NoRWALK. o., American Hotel, Wednesdays
Jan. IS. Feb. is, March l3, Arrll Il, May, Is.
OBEREIN, o., Travellers Home, THURSDAYS, Jan
II, Feb II, March II, April IS, May 10.
ELYRiA, o, Beebe Honse, Fridays, Jan. is, Feb
l5 Earch 10, APrill9, May II
RESIDENCE, Cleveland, l07 Erie Street, Satur-
days. Jan. 19' Feb. IS, March IS. April 20, May 49,
vl4I3Syl.
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CT RIBLINC s l. X ! & y,
NEAR STANTON, VA.

This place will hr open for visitors on the FINS
OF JULY The well known quality 81 me "a,'t7
makes II unnecessary 10 20 into particulars '"' !!
,,e Alum SpInhur. Chalvbeate, and Frccstonc-ail
a, hand Tho alum water il second 10 none known
IN. sulphur IL second only 10 the "rernhiirf
White and has been resorted 10 for NOR" man hal
n century. The place is comfortably iurhisheHt
and the fare shall be plain, though good ana sun
stantial, without any attempt ~ display heheV'n
IT the present time il will meet the demand "' the
pphr,c hotter To live palmer and charge less.
TERMS. - SO per day, I'll T'rwe"k' ana ~ P"'
month foftwantv-cIght day Ivy tn" season.
TrotterS Go. stages leave stanton ah"rthe AT
rival Of the cars from Richmond for the spring
1,I, cHESLEY KINNEY,
oa,p, Proprietor
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LETTER FROM PETERSBURG.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch
PETERSBURG, June 8, 1866

lfIERsRt ri, june =, tSoo'
The most active efforts are being made
10 have everything in readiness for the
grand ceremonial tomorrow SATURDAY
The Young men, in large numbers, nave
been husily engaged Yesterday and TO-DAY
i'm rebuilding the gravcsat Biandiord ,ci''
terry, and opening others for receiving u,
remains Of the soldiers who We're iht.il'u
at Fort Stcedman, in the near Nicih'is -
Blandford. They are being eNh"n'er ~, "
aav. 10 be reinforced tomorrow.
ladies are doing their part IN 'hc P''F"a,
.ions with characteristic cn'hu>''>t'.
q number of appointed places III ,n' ,nj
,lc, ore cncoycd in making Wfta'"> "
bn,,nurt, snd the prospect - 'h'' .h",.
,,.a-t,x y; i'll II, necessary "a convey WIN"
A. Il i nttcrlv impossible I" render Mt
tine honors 10 ali the dead on any one &C.
.oS3on nothing further will he done TIL the
Sn,b al .IuIv. the anniversary OF the eXpto-
-, =, IN, crater. \ number Of dead lie
hn,i.l near that celebrated locality. whose
r,l;cS will donhtlcSs be removed 10 Bland
ford in the interval.
In commercial matters, cotton Is firm at
thirtv-ive and thirty-siX cents for prime
and strictly prime. During all last week
and The early part Of this, the market was
weak and transactions limited.
The Rev. {. J. Gibson, the senior pastor
in the city, and rector of Grace Church,
has been seriously i'll for some time, but is
gradually recovering. His health has sui
tered So much from close and nnintcrrurt-
Cd attention 10 the duties of his office that
his congregation insists on his taking re-
spite. He will therefore probably be alb
sent for some time, and the prayers of all
denominations will follow him for his
speedy restoration. 1t is believed there
never was 4 more faithful servant of Christ
than he has shown himself 10 he through
q ministry Of twenty-five years.
S\0MnE\.
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(roYSER'S WHITE, BLACK AND
RITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. This well known
WATERiNG PLACE situated in Bot"touri county
Va ON tLa line and IN full view OF IN" lf-lihd
and Tennessee railroad. will h. open Tor the re-
@aninr ot visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE. FER
sons leaving Baltimore. Washington, kichh"iid,
and Petersburg by morning train spendink me
nirht in Lyuchhrrg, will arrive Ia" lolo"lIH
morning, the trains stopping Immediately "pV"s'''
the Springs. , r..,-,.,, ,,l,ou
plessnr. in informing his friends and me puhllC
thai he has removed to this place with the lnt'n,,
ton of ma king il his permanent residence ana VIII
spar. neither trouble nor expense I" render II
.t,rnaa bic 4 nd pleasant 10 his guests. :.
There are FIVE SULPHUR SPRINGS, the lhedl-
ciun aua ities of which are 80 generally and itF"r
ably known that il is deemed unnecessary I" speak
Of their value. 800 49,,
Those DESTROYS of using the Allegheny or Alum
Waters can he supplied.
AFINE BAND will be in attendance during the
season.
Colonel WARD, 50 favorably known IS Manager
Of the Fauquier White sulphur Springs, has been
engaged, nd will be pleased 10 see his friends,
Those desiring comfortable quarters would 40
well to make early application.
The price of board will he three dollars Per ddN,
children and servants in proportion. 4 delucll"l
If ion per cent will be made on all bills FOR one
week, twenty per cent. tor one lnonlh, ana twenty
tye per cent for two months or longer. $50
PURCELL, LADD x CO., Richmond, va. VIII
keen a constant supply Of the water put mp IA
quart bottles, twemty-tour IN case, ready Tor
shinninr WILLIAM II. FRY
my l5-eOd5w proprietor.
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MEDICINES
RENNoLDs's
CELEBRATED VIRGINIA
HEPATIC AID PuRGATIvs Pill.
THIS PILL HAS STOOD THR Tgsr op ,,,,,
EXPER1kNCR. AND Is wARthyTgtT,fL III
GIVE ENTIRE SATlsfACTirN -
DENNOIDS'S
4 faw wnrdsio thosa yrhn are .karass1-.

A few words 10 those yrho are .ker,,cst,.,
JUDGED towards medicines of III, cis,, ' P'''
1hIS ItlI - not tho Invention Of A uu.,
poster bat originated with Or Ira1F t@.
. staunton, Va, VINO was a regular grtdutta
practitioner - medicine, and STOOD I'm he #I,t -
OF his profession. " '@hh
III" pharItC, ltical combination auI tlrgtt..., y
action II this pill; but long bnlpr. Ils l.at.
(which occurred about TWO E''ars ago. thay M
than reAilLtd I'd" mosi sabglIA" rsg.rtts.,g
himself and sh"-" among whom h" Traatacrl '
1t IA not thu object Of the proprietor, d, ta.. Mill
some Of whom ar" regular graduate, ma L,g.
been pract!ciug medc!n. for some yraT.-tr -
upon the uaOpi" II remedy Ia which they Hty. .'a
confidence; but. on he contrary. they can g...s
sincerity ani the utin,.. confidence, racamn..''i
thpm-thair confidence being ba-.i ugeu ma.
years experience and trial, In taking ard tr-s,yt
hing them, A well A. the Testimony ri ta.ay NJ H.
most r. Iible citizens, who's. raroTuua ia, ~
appreciation OF them can be seen at the eaI uf ill.,.
r''"' FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE
This nil j. rtlin, safe, and cfci nj rst..s-
adapted 10 all age~. constitutions aha ctaar.-
requiring any special aTo!dance 81 eXYo.nra Or An.
stiucuCg more than common sense would a.rtst..
1 except in arrangements ni he liver mot ts ..a
greasy food tor the obtiou- reason that 4a. -.cr.
ton bile i necessary 70 great d'srns In t..
proper di-es ion Of ialiy substance J. c.#taa,
no Ingredient that j. In any way Injurious agtar
any circumstances and lis efficacy IL not tUla.t4
Z! ''"7 DFRaYGGEMEyTs OF THE Liver
II il earnre y ended Tor tn" Re- .ei If .a.
( rangpmenl- 81 the liver, such a. jaauirs. ar.-
Client secretion OF bile, t"rp"r Of Tho liver,
"siI'i 80. - ~. ,rifuIriIy called E.# '"s'
ana Al con" 1nr,II,iE.Ti\E 6RGAN>
II also admirably adapted 70 arrangement. II
th" a's'sA'.a.t' -" foJ los ~ a,,,itt,,
m''h nI'g"7 hassd.cLa sr Iti. IA, -. Pc
dlS"Suoh' -, .",,,, ~ IL. A. "a, '
litt, ny a. - ri.,.. .r ,p,i.If. ,r,rE
sti,"t@ ~ y.ca a. nd Ina, -rs,, sro,r. 80
/ tnItn,nra which uo.y threatens n invade ami H..
tll"'IIi"" 80 r,'i,,,,. .ent,s 49, .,'J -,
!oII,, o. 49,. - ~ ..., -. 49, -. +, d. -
va ,S',nd j., an mfb inv condition. hr,,v ~, .
a. f,tl ,,,,., III l,' ~ nrnra 'Tir' ~,
lh','. 10 -; 49," J.; ,t,;, in,tir,'. a..
VIII ~ ,,i1,.rc If aim, -
-" - LIT -. =, ir.li.f /. !, rt..,tn....'
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1yrpaNIA SPRINGS.

1870, ,,n-- ,I1rM SPRINGS.--This high
OATH hlC I'd beautiful Watering Place
- ~ imprra for the reception Of visitors on the
w h s,pa,sS in BAT, snr GoShT al
the saain Rad leading from Miilboro depot, on
On 'VSrSnis Central railroad, to the Warm, Hot,
aud Healing Springs. ~,
the Warm, ten from the Hot, Hnd thirteen from The
Healing springs.
prcmofo tho HEALTH AND COMFORT Of his
guests 4 daily LINE OF STAGE COACHES Is
now on tho road from the depot 10 the watering
places above mentioned.
RhTEs or RoARn . ~
ny the week irri'tor
L. s-dACfwF JOSEPH BANTER. proprietor.
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II" MAJOR HENNESsEY IS.-Hc is an
freshman, member Of the Philadcl.
PIMA bar, VII" was legal reporter at
one time for the Press and other pa,er.
When the rebellion broke GU, he raised a
number of men for the Fifth Pcnnsylyan;,
Cavalry, in which regimen, he obtained =
captaincy. lie was provost marshal for
Two years at Williamsburg, Va, aud after.
wards held the same position, towards and
after the close of the rebellion, al Norfolk
At the latter place he held the rank o
major, and after leaving Norfolk Oh
tanned office al Richmond Us United State
Assistant District Attorney .--IHitadelph,
Press.
His name is Tim.
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His name is Tim.

Nix. DAyIs's BALoRs.-The parties who
propose 10 go on the bond in case he is
bailed or paroled, even as security to an,
amount which the Government may fix,
are some Of the leading Republicans OF
New York and Pennsylvania. The pro
liabilities are that he will be paroled in-
stead Of bailed.
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DENTISTRY.

JOHN MAHON Y, DENTlSd, iu1
81 many wear, associated with pr. JoRS Z; va va.
r,snsc r;,liy informs his old patrons and all
who h. :srvcss hat he s, ns now be- fSana
a.s,. prsipkNCr SIS d ain street, between sl.ii
Ard seventh. viii practice his pr"'es'''" III :"
j" sSsrsTnnfIniciAL TEETH inserted on Vuisan'e'
! Cola. and silver. ,,,,,p
once ron at .r, Ill naa sor OLD GOLD PLATE.
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RAILROADS.
ia M Z .s !.
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE kAlLhnhp' !
RICHMOND, Maya, 1883. }

RrcHxoSp. Maya, 1866
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-on ana
u after SUNDAY, June 10th, TRAINS VIII run
mai, AND PASSENGER TRAIN leave, kien.
mnnd daily, Sundays excepted, ~ 90 a: d. NJ
riyer At panville at so Z. ". Arrives ri "fseii"
boro' At T. NJ. -.o,,aJ a,
Leaves Greensboro daily, Saturdays oxceptsa'm Z
4 10 A NJ Leaves nanvile daily ut '.'V n g.
Arrives ut Richmond at I: NJ; t,r, aro
NOTICE r. TRAVELLERS -Ihe PunI'J ~" Nh
hereby informed that the different ialiLos"nn ia -,
Tho line from Richmond to the south, tM p az
VILE Va: Greensboro, salisbury, 'haf'vIte a.
X G.: Chester, Winnsboro' Columblaa In1,,,Es
ton, UrcanviIio. &c. ;. C.; Augusta, savannah
Macon, Columbus, Athens, Atlanta ,%er Nv,
Montgomery, selma, Mobile. &c, An Nv, Nv
orleans La, Sc, are now completed, mus SiN, VIZ,
to the traveller tho shortest and most direct ll,
10 tho various points south. the ronle PaSS'S
through 4 salubrious and healthy country. A., .
Trains connect nj Burkevils WIN Trans on ne
Sonthside railroad for FARMElLLE, IA y, u =
RI'RG BRIST KNOXVILLE, DAhl"S'
CHATTANOOGA, MEMPHIS, &c oDr,n
taa,s Superintendent.
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BfSNET1's OPINION OF UNDERwo0D'S
CHARGL.-His violent dcnunciations Of
Richmond and its people en- maSSe were
better adapted for a stump speech from
Parson Brownlow, or q lecture from that
umtamablc shrew Wendell Phillips, or for
such savage as Judge Jehreys on his
bloody assizc, than for United States
court upon case Of trcason.-Nc'r York
Herald
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RI ia ILL., III Il .s... =
Ss9 - spsss ..trifi. N.sy

VIRGINIA CENTRAL .tAILROAD.
The following regular trains will be run on
this read on ana after MONDAY, tobru4ry L.:
A MAIL TRAIN DAILY Except on sundays, be
tween Richmond and stanton, Leaving Richmond
at745A A. VI. and stanton ats A. Nj.
A NIGHT MAIL TRAIN between klchmond ana
Gordonsville, seven times week, ieaElng klcn
mond at rs 7. VI. and GoriouariIle at L 30 A. NJ i.
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad, and avoids
the DELAYS at Gordon~vtilc on the former hlSh'
schedule BY this train passengers for the South
west will not BE- delayed IN Ly4ch9nrg. s.o,x-
ton At A. NJ. for the West on Tuesdays, lhul'-
THE MAIL TRAIN leaving Richmond connect
with trains on the ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAp. The DAY MAIL TRAIN connects
with STAGE COACHES at Stanton, Lexington
Winchester, &c. .., CIR y r
The train west Of Stanton connects with STAGE
COACHES for Roc khridge Baths, kOckhridge lum
SULPHUR and Lewlshurg. -. -
"A FREIGHT TRAIN between Richmond and
S,aunton connects with Freight Trains on orange
and Alexandra railroad for LynchburS and Alex
FREiGHT will be sent to any point on the Orange
and Alexandria railroad without change of cars.
floods purchased in Northern cities can be sent
direc, 10 any station On this road whcr" the com
many has an agent hy conslguiug them 10 SEt-
PHEN HUNTER, General Freight Agent, klch-
moud Thn charge for the transit through Ken.
mond, including wharfage, dfay'ke storage ana
commissions, will not exceed ten cents per one
hundred pounds and on heavy articles VIII lie
much less Freight, will he collected at destina-
lion. ..,.t.,- -.
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Chattanooga and
Fare 10 Lvnchhurg reduced to 50.
Ticket, a. Lexington, Va, al gil.
Freight office at Richmond closed y ;,r !, Nh
Its General superintendent.
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SsA - y.

aCtREAT SHORT ROUTE TO THE
" Moth EAST AN xRrr WEsT pdro vh AZ
RAILROAD, CARRYING THE UNITED, STATES
MAIL TWICE bAIIY;-IELEGAANNT SLEEP' IN, !,
route Issuing THROUGH TICKETS and TIL TROUGH
BAGGAGE CHECKS from Richmond to the cities
North, East, aud West m
Trains on this road are now run as follows The
DAY THROUGH MAIL TRAIN leaves Richmond
daily lSuudays exceptedl IL 4. NJ, arriving In
Washington ut AS =. NJ, connecting with the
EARLY AFTERNOON EXPRESS TRAINS Tor the
NORTH, EAST, and WEST
The. MONT, THR9uGH MAIL Tram with
sr5ENDD 'AEi 'fn in washHs
ton at I@a 4. NJ, connecting will tho EARLY
MORNING TRAINS Ior tie NORTH, EAST, and
WEST. -.- 80,
THEODGH TICKETS and THROUGH BAGGAGE
Cheers T. Al-EaLdr.a, WashiIatour Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York, boston, and all lie prin-
Ciyal c!Il,s in tie West.
For further Information and through tickets
Apply ii the once uf tue company, corner Broad
and Eighth attcetst Shutkue Hill.
J. +. GENTRY, General Ticket agent.
SAMUEL KvIn, Superintendent. Iv i
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WIN. REYNOLDS j Ga
SfArSroS, January /
". Ulfiiap. R,,.apLis. Lonisa contg. -:

". Utfiiau. R,"aotjs. Lon's" c"'dH. H.:
Dear >Ir.-'fhe undersigned, citizens - ANA 3
comfy VI. desire to express t. you 'hef t"@W
tt-e of tn. los sustained by tho peopl "t tn,
ton Of the state 10 the death - your brother IT
r,tauv wears and who's, great skIiI - - physician
b,tl D.. ivau l. N an acknowledged rmtn"n.a afa %.
In, protest. ,nal men ~ tn" country. TIL" ,".m
LrYtad Raanold> PIN, ~ 80 universally rH,f.-
nfl.i "A, invaluable on account 81 li> "on#et' &.
curative properties, VA, the r">ni"i tnat >,.."Nhg
skill and learning which d!siu- nEshrd nlut N.l
winch has re- irrai h .m So great rnpNc h.N as
TOR II j. most important, IN our 'udgW.I. a .'
mi. great remedial ig"ut should not - lost 10 1a
world Wra.- lulu.mad th1' some years .'lr" #.l
yuur family and ncsgahoTh"od, and that this II fire
only copy If -att recipe which /, now @Fe.#f...
~ III. f,.for. in tn, name ri humanity. peal f
can Ia MAKE. notification Of II III" world wa..n
w. f,nl confident you VIII not "1s-'l 10 a" II .a0
sIll have i In yogr possession
W. are. Wi II much respect,
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STEAMERS.
TuE OLD LINE RESUMESeGfE4S
ITS POSITION AGAIN. s.ssS&A<szs
$500 49, COMPANY.
THE PIONEER LINE, ESTABLISHED IN 1871.
Tho two now and magnificent side-wheel
steamships, .r-,.,,

Tho two now and magnificent hide wheel
steamships, ,-.,,
NIAGARA .............C CAPTAIN COUCH,
s,RAToGA................ CAPTATS KING,
are on tho route again between
NEW YORK,
NORFOLK,
CITY POINT, and
RICHMOND.
In poin, If strength, speed, and finish, these
steamships are uncqualea. They are IN charge
Of experienced and gentlcmamly commanders
The Pursrr- are Mr~srS. WILLIAM -. aud J. NJ.
SMITH. natives OF this city, aud well known to lh4
community.
These steamships will leave Richmond every
TUESDAY aud FRIDAY, and will leave New YORK
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY. arriving and
departing from the LrDLAH WATSON wharf,
Rockets. The hour of departure from here can -"
a<cnrtanad at my office, or by consulting III" daily
papers of the city the days preceding the days ct
departure.
Tickets and berths secured either on board or
nj my office.
Passage, including meals and stat"-roon, only
81.
Tho patrons Of this line who may desir" t" in
sure can effect ii ut the very lowest rates.
H. lis GARRETT +. WATSON Rockets.
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TARpY, WILLIAMS X Co, rNorrrrroRs.

Will he open for the reception Of visitors JUNE
- lssG
All the buildings having been repaired, painted,
and fitted ont with NEW FURNITURE, LINEN
BEDS. and TABLEWARE, these SPRINGS offer
unsurpassed attractions II both the invalid and
pleasure. seeker No expense a ctiort has been
spared by the proprietor, 10 make II a. comfortable
and pleasant as possible to all visitors.
The HOT WATERS here have been well known
for more than half century toposse>s, in won
derful degree, tonic, Alternative, detergent, and
stimulating properties, and have becom" justly
celebrated Tor Tia" cure OF Rheumatism cont
Diseases of the Liver, Skin, Bladder and WOMB
PARALYSIS the result of injury or serious ehuaion
Contraction Of Muscles and Joints, Dialrh"a' and
DYSPEPSIA, accompanied with sore mouth and
tongue
New lighthouses have been erected, BAND
OF MUSIC engaged, and BILLIARD and BOWL
ING SALOONS fitted up.
The SPLENDID BALL ROOM has been tho
roughly reftted.
Route from the north, ria orang" and Alexan-
dria railroad TO Gordonsville; thence ri" Nirgi-
MIA Central railroad to MiIlboro Depot thence to
Hot Springs direct, over turnpike, distance
twenty miles, by Trotter x Cos stage line.
Route from the south. ria Lynchhurs or Rich
mond, and Virginia Central railroad 10 Miliboro
Depot.
terms: 80 per day; 80 per week.
A BAND OF MUSIC is engaged Tor The season.
lnv l7-lm
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January H. I'".a
Gentlemen, Your very kind commuui cation "iihc
18th Of the present month u received. thaut J
kindly for tn high esteem ami appreciation III "F
d. ceased bra.hcr Er.T. Renmold,, of>taunt"u, a.
physician ain free to state that II would sFt que
great sat i~fatun t. ho-ow upon the people d.! iat'
Country at least. without remuneration. 50 great
benefit ~ the recipe tor the R"nuolds H,.fAUC
pills which are 4, huow..d-"d Ia De br No1 anu
many Others Ia fact, II WA my or1-lnal inhstI'i
t. publish il 70 the world gfatu:oHrty, but """H
axe into COZ ,drratun that the lat" war hte ie't
me- anI my FANNY, consisting 81 ny VII" am mr."
Young childlen, IA a comparatively dcslin'' con,
dllIul and beside being far advanced ia ~. i0'l
that il /. daily owe ~ myself and family - rap
."rna n.critisTy benefit IRON this recipe. hop" II
some future day 10 be able I" Dcstow II ao eih
every one An.
shalt take steps very soon 70 have In" llNl'
manufactured CA 4 large scale. and h"r", uraH,h
tie influence. Of Your accommodations and III"
merit II The pill, ~ be- soon able To- piac" them =,
tn. reach ot every These pills cannot b. -asi
a. cheap IT, pills generally are, on account %!
tile cost Of tn material of which they af"
made : but when YOU take into consideration mar
one l. 4 dose, and their certain and eneciaai &C.
ton, do no: think you viii consider thrUa costly
Ny brother sold tAem readily al my cents pei
dozen.
II 10 -
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: very soon 10 have the pin,
lam, gentlemen, very respectfully ynGrs,, -,
WILLIAM REYNOLDS.

certify that myself and family have be-" ~ -
habit IL u,iHg Dr. T. Remedies H"ra0c f'tt> io'
A lou2 tiulc. and have never had ANY "a, ,s"a ~
To trv any other they have uniformly answer u
all tie purposes o. family pill ! cahla .s :
great deal ia their favor. bat take II II st""..1
HAT what have said viii induce .,a'l' ,.rh;
them and II 20, their experience, I.at" H.,
Will accord Stlli mine. d. . 'A''""'.
ALArNInN- January ), l,G1.
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SrArsroN. VA January i. l.st.

sIArSIoN, VA, January = ''@.
TAX" great pleasure ~ stating that hay, t".a
in he habit oi using pr. A. RenuoiG,, hei#.@
Pills ia my famlly Tor some year,, aud cons.
tleul in every respect superior 10 any mel '.h 80
the kind have been engaged Tor some TINE y.
the iron business, which rendered u u.,r.'"ts =
have many puf-ui.S la my employ. ] nave "s''
these pills among hem with great succe,,,,,.yt.v
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Although hay. not had occasion {" lie '' l't,
which were prepared by the lat" ~. k"h@# - ]
nm satisfied from what have hoard IRON -ni..m-
mn who has used them, that they ar" 4 van
medicine ar.d therefore cordially uultr IN th' ~"
quest for thu publication oi ia" rrrip". ~
ALEXANDRA n. II. >rrAht
January : 1866 >tauAtan, \ o..
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II DA WIS.," sSnRskoy DENTIST, G rIs'
and rS,aGTfSS GG nss Ns9n ,b Ex
Change bank wn.Ts he Sos Is ln Sf's his pro
ever to S;se ni rsyi@Gpai a ~ NEW TEETH on the
s% H. ss w OF Gr bd,c All TGps
Warranted Tor ~ ect their teeth rs he will
h tr smrD,sss himself 10 heir circumstance and
to- 5%m ny u SS@ charge sSn whe
WIN h,.' r,p dome NH ?s-6m
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MENTAL NOTICE.
IL JOHN q. wAYT, DENTIST,
having recovered his health, has resumed the
practice Of Dentistry in Richmond, and respect
fuly offers his services 10 his old friends and pa
ticnis and all others who may need them.
Office and residence No. SIS Franklin street. two
d,nrs wr.t al Ninth street IA 6-6mt
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thereby certify that hasa u,na Dr. E"unaida
Hepate Pills for several years, both Ion -
ia my family, and cuu,.irr them met
medicine such a. every family ought &" HerP 'sL'
supplied win lhink them greatly rr,irTaR'' T"
any other PIT have ever q. i , ,,,ruyp
January tn, i>dd. THOMAS ;. ~" nan