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, 1866-07-07
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In sbi. eisy % Tuesday. July ID, by Re7 E. @. Tay
!os, DAVID .. dOUD1K and MiIs LIZZIE REi.
EOLps, both Of this city
IL 1hiz e!t5. on Thursday: Jaly 5sh. by Rev. F.. g.
Nils EMMA c. YOUNG. Of Roslon Mass. ALL
In Freepoft. July eth. by Rev. Charles Fowler of
shls city, ME. CHA ARLkS TkUDEaU, OF Chicago, aud
Miss ADkLtA 4. CDOE, Of the former place
, 1866-07-07
FARMING AND
Agricultural Implements
AT AUCTION.

GILBERT & SAMPSON,
~ 1EEERAL AUCTI0NFERa
Large Assortment Of Superior &c aud SECONDHAND
Furniture, carpets. &C.. de-,
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY. July iStn. " O'clock a. our sa1es-
rootna ~ and 40 Ucarboru-st, coptlstaS oi Rich
atd Medium Passor. ham eer md inmg .tosm FuE.
po.tsh oil Walnut. Also the entire Household Fur1i
tu.e ot 1cn1laUan Bsucstls, Velvet sEd Other Car.
yeLltEce u salt. Also PIER Mantle ant olner Mir-
r0t. Paintings &C. Also. l,2co ns OF Feathers. &C.
1855 EILNERT a SAMPSON, .Auct'ra.
, 1866-07-07
9trapfa.
Nake11 Gap

TAKEN UP-A Bay Horse, on
co1ner Of Ca1rptl and Desptanas street. tn oHu.
ef have The By pror15& properly ana paying
eha'Ees. Gait 1t kaRis Ho.ol. rom N II .. N.
uaSo5
, 1866-07-07
14anten==Enformatiou.

Observation-Disclosures of Mrs.
Xxx Isshe!la MARSHALL, ttormeriy Miss Asbsll.
Illinois, April 1st, 1881. ANY informal couse1nlak
1ef vi" ee Ssert7ed hy nsE l;sls.,sa p.
~: AM6lts Z Cook. Aao Dr. i0BT. A.: J. RkPE
Ith. xt No. SIG Montg,mer5-st.. Sao Franeiseo.
CA1io1n'8- Rl1t
, 1866-07-07
WAR ON The CONTINENT.
The German War.

Particular Of the Flfss EnEaxen,eas.
TEE fzRs1 BLOOD sdxD At BRu1BHAusxE-suR-
fR1a2 or HAAoyEMASs.
Hamburg {june l2} conespoudeuce London Dal,v
News-l
The hr1t blood has been ahed in this unYipht.onx
hrd unnatural clsn wzs. In Sunday evening a
c1ps u eight hoh1Eet PTnssians we're EN- NAKED At
ttxmonfE or board ine ifou-ciad fr2ea1e A1ulrlrs
atd one q me 7rer passenger nte1mcts and amy.
ca cn 6tunth3utcu Al three o'clock ye5tertay
morning. where they tmmediztetJ Isnded. and
t'uT eptktae the thirteen guns found IN he forf1
ano destroying The ear:huoyt1 forming ih- n.
ptoaehes, n1rto along III dykea to Sfade. for.
nierty lott1ess Of considerable importance but
Ion IN very Gt:arids.ed AID uptsns nIe
.ondision. The gses!et part Of tie hesvy
oeen ptsv outly withdraw and sent into the int.
Tor o. tne couutfy. SO that there remained bnt A
snaH catlEon Of onlJ three hundred men, and Nhn
We cettaulJ mo- IN position TO resist siege or
oHef much opposition to 1 superior force, Stiii
my ehG~ed fgot. and prepared to defend them.
telFef when summoned to surrender: out fhe Pms,
elana Immediately fired volIet into them. Killing
and Monnding 4 few HAnoverians, when 1he cn,,.
nlandAnt percetFtug the usclessne.s Of further on
posllon. capt ulatcd, aud The russians IooS pos
tesEion Of tue gluieou, who, however afttr beinr
Charmed, were allowed to proceed to fhcir respec.
i've homes. previously being obliged to give Heir
parole not TO dght agatnst the Prussisns during The
!sst .est OF ms unhappy war. husstan accoauis Of
etores thai have thus fallen Into their nands which
IL. however, Denied By the UauQYef1ans
, 1866-07-07
New York STOCK and Money Market.


Nxw YoKx, Julys.
MoSEY-1fore 8csire At 5 pe1 cent
S1KRL1G ExcNAN0E-SteadS q 1o9k4lt3X.
GoLD-Is nsuer: opentsR At 1AH. declining to 155f,
advancing to l3tH. and closing at 13&H.
FR1IGnIs TO olIyKRPooL-A tra1s lower.
GOYIRHAENT SToC1s-Ac,1Tc and nTMcr.
q couu,.,,..., 1Q{A U Z rqs, "a series .113k
, 1866-07-07

Wig. joliet, 500 bu corn: Enada% Narsst'es. soco
bu enun; Gold BOD. Ottawa s,sco bu cora: Patrnix
Lockp.at s..tt bu catl Jenns. Uiea. aSco bu cosu
Csyrkx, Lotkpost, I, SO bu co1r-
RhIraxrckr, srlY - m.
C. HAREp-H- G, LoomIs, Lemcnt3 Mary Walker.
Lemont: D. Hrss, Leuont !: prop. Caehie1. Lelaout;
L. G. forsoo. Leuont Cu1 Manning. Leuont: Allie,
Lasa1e, hrl Sugar; Tobacco Plant. Kinkaxee Feed
er. l brls salt 10 500 Agricultural Implements;
Barge No. / Joliet Mounds; Wing and Wing. Joliet;
Tine. Mor11s. lo,fto shipzifs; Senator. Lasalle: r
fcrthrup. PTiar Phrulx, LockpoFt; Gen Sherman,
No114. a r.: 1: lumber u3,ao shingles, 1880 Ii b;
Danube. Utt1E8, s., ,u10 18th.
Ab14v1p-AofnIhE Light, OttaWx. $500 bu eczn;
Dictator, 0tic4, SOC hn com, 800 bu KheHt.
, 1866-07-07

VcBae1A Passed Detroit.
Especial Despatch 10 tue Chicago Tnoune.t
DETao11, July s.
Ef-Msrquetts, =. C. L.. Etcsu.ba. Koeder.
Dows-Nuelcus. Orphan. Mor1e. H4os.n. Nichols,
Prince Of W4lel, Heul.pherc. Gohle. Car. Beers.
Wrllr. Ctr Despatch. Neiv,na. q. Richmond. seA
Bid, Frndley, Cortland, Rainbow. WALKER, Msx1ll
Vernon, RaYEor, Aconttas, Rogers, Live Yankee, Al
dtbarsu. Kmpal A. Bronson. Neshoto-
tp{
, 1866-07-07

We desire TO cali attention to the
Saratoga "A'' Spring Water. The analysis shows
II TO contain laree per cent mora medicinal min
ers1 properties thao the Conoress, K1ssfngeu.
v1chJ. or any other Sprtuc Water IN the world
lfs tonic, dfuzeffc. and ca,haruc properties are
wonderful and ingigorate the eystem ia remark
able manner We underrtAud it 1s being kent b7
the principal Drugs1sts, Hotels and Groeers.
mEy3
, 1866-07-07
10 fent-5tores s. Dmtes.

ITO RENT-The basement at 100
4 Madison street. Call. On the premises mss1
TO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Nos,
Il 9 and 40. IN BRICK building 81 Dearborn street.
nea5ly opposite Poit oce. Also, Office furniture fot
sac II oes1sed- E17l5
, 1866-07-07

GROCERIES, CROCKERY,
- Hssdds.Ie. . Te9s. Teoseco. Gigars. &C., al
Euiters Auction Rooms, 4 and g Randolph strtst.
(Fa!merS' Biock-)
WI. A. BUFFERS l. CO..
, 1866-07-07

ST. LEKE's Hosp1rAL-Ihe monthly repost of
the physician. to St Likes Hospital, Tor the
month Of Juue, 1857, 1aakca the following exhibit:
Males. EeusIes TntaI
, 1866-07-07

II ORSES, CARRIAGES, OPEN
L Il md Top 7usgies aud Harnesses ut Auction. On
SATURDAY, July l. 81 10 o'ecc ck 4 Butte1 s7Aucton
Rooms. Nos. ~ AID a8 Randolph street.
AIso-One Fine M{LCH COW. -.
WM. A. BUFFERS CO,
nHS Auctloueer1
, 1866-07-07

PsHAAtn.sh Purc Cider Vinegar VIII
reserve pfck1es, and l. warranted pure. Ask your
Kind IN The United States. CAAHIrs g. E. Pnrt-
sISo. $50 and 81 State street, Chicago. msn
, 1866-07-07

-Four days moro and SIC, 1000 moro for
: ne fortunate persons. uow good it made Mr.
Asshrook feel when he drew the rrize Of 10000
on 9husfdny night: THIS Is the Lat Opportunity
that ever Will be offered again in Chicago The
:. Boha Flte draWs on Wednesday next. Tickets
Il each. 146 Dearborn street, nDig
, 1866-07-07

Special Caution. = mr8. XFtnslo1vsa
soothing syrup has become 50 popular that vari.
us parties hsye put out articles calling Them Mr..
WIn.11w's. fiea-c take notice that the Mrs Wing
low Of the Soothing syrup Is not connected with
EnY oller article ipne4e5s4
, 1866-07-07

Go To tic 1teAt-G:o TO RFYaaf d. 8tral-
,@ut Chicago Commercial College to get thor
cIrt. Practical buslne9a educAhon. OF to become 4
good Telegraph Ope1ato.. Adu.ess 10; c.,cpla,s.
bkIAk1 d tfR4TTcs, ,CntcaeQ, Iii.
, 1866-07-07
Rfat EState-Gitp,

GOR SALE Houses and Lots,
born stteet. n3IO
, 1866-07-07

STEALING aoPt.-Motgan Mcdonnell, the owner
o. one OF the junk boass tia, ply on the placid
bosom OF the Chicago River, uas in the Police
Court yesterday 5ornoon TO answcs 10 the charre of
e'ealfIg lsree quanit,y OF rope from = vesse1
lying near the Clark etreet bridge. The ezam,u.-
nor ~ continued until today, md the p.lsonef,
default Of E5o0 bail, wac committed.
, 1866-07-07
~aAHtes=#ale Aeip =,

w ANTED-A colored boy to
~ t1Es charge Of Esfas1. AY$ty Il ,4Q
, 1866-07-07

Paper Aane1nEB and Window Shades
u0lph-tt. rsfs
, 1866-07-07

CT Isi shss Wy ,a.opan VIII TIE sword Bavsrtan
round Frankfort. BayastAn eo7ps d'drHaes is
fa1d t. o f1 hays essn sesfrs Pqhsd e
no1ced that iwo lines Of za1isay lead from Gotlin-
zen into the yalley OF the Matne the nre BY Ca.se
Saronfg snd G,s3sen, 70 Fsakott + already N
The o1her. by Cassel, Bebra. Fu]dl and Hanan. Il
cee9p1co BY the PEpss!at.s at cassel. Whether
lle Hanorer1ans can reach Bebra and Fulda with-
out eetIg attacked IN aank during. their msch
from Gotuneen 10 zebra: aeems 10 depend solely
upon the nunhst Of men BeJen cau afford to detach
isom Cas:el. The Barar1Ana seem' to anticipate
me probability that the. armies OF the enemies
o. tIufPta viii bare TO retire ac1oss the M1tne and
to take up the line OF that river aRatost tnYasiou
tlon the north ior the mas:1ve railway bs1dru oyer
lnak liver a ccnels Is mtueu, and Ills said ready
IL be n1ed This hrdec carr1es the railway leading
rom Gassd BY Bebrs, Elsentach and toburr to
IN s1lssis strong Austrian patrols haye pushed
mp 10 The outpos.s OF the t:Eo~n Prince, but no
d. mons'ration Of n attack against hts position
10 obla,n nuch Information thty could OF the
numbers and positions OF tho Amy Of sllesia, Or
E: thr second Amy, as 1. = nor officially termed,
he army here under the Prince Frederic chatles
Beng The Fi1st Army.
Connt Bhmafk to PruAsian Represen-
taIfEe" Abroad.
BEnL1K, June a0-COunt Bismafk addressed
Lhc following note. on the ls,h lu.t, 10 lne Prus-
etan representatives Abroad In expIanaion Of the
entry Of the frnsstau troops into Hanover, saxony
md Electoral He4ee:
We fotesaw that The unexpected and unjust arma-
nents Of AustE1a would lead 10 fatal crl.is. ThtB
has come 70 pass. The three neutral powers have
a.Ea3ed 10 set aside the dangers Of The atuAIon by
to general dclfbcfatton The questions
ns n9ciuE .he peace Of Europe; out their efforts
have failed BY The 1e$isance Of Austria, The soiR-
lion Of the question OF tho Elba OuchIes had been
.fteryed by the treates 10 mutual understanding
between the two znlinG powers. Aua,ria havtug |
sst het1elf free from her engagements in order 70
seek this solution irrespective of the treaties which
rs nae sened our hugu.t naakter The King has felt
btn1ee1t obliged 10 order his troops to enter uol.
:feln without, however, contestinE the right or /
AnEf11a 10 pass bern mic Sch'esNfg. The rupture |
;, the tIeatY Of Galsen au1hortzed his Majesty 10
axe This measnte, and the obliRanon 10 defend his
pE her troops to Tzcate The Uuchy, and by lsYIue /
refore the German Confederation IN arbitrary
ceusatton Of breaking the peace, she has snbn,it-
cd 10 the Diet At Frankfort propo .itiun the
1,ere adnte-lon Of which for deliberat,ou would
onstltute manifest rupture OF the Federal paeI ]
TIE o!an presented by AuetftA Ut The Blttinc the
lth Of June ponta to nothfne less than the declr.
ton Of Federal war against msmbe. Of The Con
MEASURE absolutely Incompatible with
he letter and spfIt Of the treaties and The fu7da-
mental obJec. they bad In siew. This proposition,
ustssd Of beIrg Immediately ret aside, vi.
dop,ed by 4 majorttT Of votes at The sitting |
+ The 18th inst This violation Of the FED
, 1866-07-07

cali AZ Bangs Brok.s SO Monroe street,
for ice cream fnezrrs, feti reratoss whtef htcrs
and coolers Also, cooking ranges, skovcs aud hot
alr }01DAce4. nBd9
, 1866-07-07
THE CITY.

TAo11INo--A big raee Is advertised for this
afternoon, At the Diving Park, for &, co., between
"fharley Nelis'' and - Bitter Wa:er." Three
O'Clock, prompt, IL announced &. The time OF
nfRF1trv
, 1866-07-07

Los1 ukR MAs1s.-On Tuesday morning as ths
s~iA rvue1i ~Srswks 'ur1t1ss FtE1n-IOwe1 to sup
below hush street bridge, her anchor got caught
In Tbs button Of the uver, eansiuG her to Ewing
4rorud IN 4 very unlocked tor manner Her lib
boom cam: heavily against the Enalnunst OF The
enAll schooner Hornet md carried it away. and he
1otrra-t followed It. 1he Hornet went up The river
looking iof refDnetructipn.
, 1866-07-07

~ Herrfeks4 Sugar. Coated Pills.
Gludne.sEoF the head, walery fnfAmcd eyes, coat
ed lonEDe, pain In ride and the whols cl.ls Of bill
lous diseases are quickly relieved by their nsc.
Large bux cR Is cenie. Sold by all dealers. ], Il.
Reed i Co., Chicago, ILL.,, agents for the West.
rzsSH
, 1866-07-07
WIN. A. BUFFERS 4 CO.,

pEGULAR SATURDAY SALE,
~ Eew and seeoad.hand Fu,n!ture, D!as.ells and
Wool CafprLs. Mtrrcts, Stoves, Plated Ware, Glass
Ware Crock &C. 1t Arct1ou Saturday, July ;,
At " O'Clock at huttcts Auctlon Roora. ~ ind AU
Randolph street, PaIn,fr'J HIock
MIL I'm. A llItTKRS 4 CO. 4nctkea
, 1866-07-07

AnREar or 4 SCrPosKu THIEF-- eyensnr
abuu: rundowo, lad seventeen Sesss OF acc. named
Patrick Fnaney, meeting George H. Ahrrn, E-o.
N Michigan avenue, offered TO eell him soue cold
rirG-. Ms. A. asked tbs boy to accompany him 10
hlA Tesldtnct aud b. would exxmlne Ehe stock. Fn-
hney Qt III he uas desired aud UPON fsacbInE rhe
houtc displayed to his Gu toner tMcnt y-sayen gold
stuga OF rarsous DESCRIPTION. and different values.
ses r. ee n am - f e ~
cnltody and orou:ht MIN 10 The Central sut.ou. 1:
elry store. Pertons ~ho have Lost property Of the
desestptton mentioned arc laviteo 10 eaH a, the
Ceutras To-day.
DkArn OF Az USKsovx xWoxAs.-Cosoccr Tax-
ne1 held M inquest. on TnursdAy, on the body Of
n INK. Own NoIaAn. who died 1t the County Hos
pltaI about elx o'clock on Wednesday evening,
from the eject Of IN epiltptic At. She vas iould
by Sergeant Metseu1hAier lying the ride rail- At
e bad her conveyed % 70 the hospsssi. whers sls u
tern1fds exptreo Her bouy sr1I1 remains At that
tnstitudon unsdentlned- The following Is \ de-
yeafs Of age; weight, 13o ponnd> long black nair
EEsy eyes, and tunburnf lace. she wole black
and white plaid enall *ath email Oh. eks, and A,d
dress, and hAd on while eIaA hat, trimmed With
blue Ribbons, black rail; On her bands were patr
q gray cotton gloves aod two hnrcT r1nef, one Of
psn spa !ss 9sF aSa l.
an uouu'inc 10 6ss.7o. There were no psp:te which
would give clue 10 her Identification,
A MA0N1frckS1 DIsrLAr.-Mes.rs. ToNfEu &
AcE1~stn, No. a7h Clark street, near The on3oc Of
The TRIBUNE, have jn1t finished magnificent set
OF veet te~elty for 4 gentleman IN nilwaukss,
WhIch cftatnly has not its equal in the West, and
probably not In the world. Tame word. can cor
1ey bu' poor idea ot 60 royal display, bur we
1nsy indicate somtthtnK OF lis tplendof IN <arinr
fhst 1t conefste Of = mammoth NAsch -Fdasd OF
eolld kold, eIab0ralety wrought in lie Gseclan
etyle, and Get With eercn 1urge disnouds or tic
mt watef, II plan cut mounting. Accompanyfne
IL arc rve vcst but.ona Of solid goN each hesriur
cluster Of hr11isut diamonds. tt7foHndiaE Larger
dlanond In fhe ctntSe, The genera! eject IL gof.
geous ID tie extreme, the t1reIs flashing Finch I
light NJ 10 defy The effort sfxe at them ftesdly.
ii l. i set o winch an E0pcfnF might be proud.
ano one in 1ae productie0 Of which Me-ers- No~,in
3 EMcElwrtn have ad5ed still IN sadlfsonai Item 10
tbels already vide ,tIxsad reputation as amoas The
hi Nork.-k jexclerv IN The workable TO CON.
k,e, ,-1'n my Of The celebrated workmen of Europe
~ saps.hnons 10 cay, whni II well knowa In
u We'll Informed circles. t1at slnce Ibis firm has
9eeu wofllng In Chicago IT hAs been proven unucs
ess.T to fend abroad fur the execution Of auy
= vice % jeEesEy. With one Of The largest STOCK,
JeNc!r3 Of aIi kinds IN The city, these eentlepeu
preiaftd 10 furnish 1o order auyiL,uE that usy
" required. IN style which c.nnot be excell.a
, 1866-07-07

ITO RENT-FOr from lna to three
Tenrs IN good business loca Ion. y miles south
storf, 1a ret, slto paint ahop and hacksith shop
adjoining. 1S. together With two sets OF tools. vii!
BE- seen at c; wALsH's, 207 Laka street For fnr.
ton, III. mfSn
, 1866-07-07

LAxcss1 or coArs.-A young fellow, giving his
name a Ghariea Preston. wns arraiaDsd In the Eo-
1ice Court yesterday forenoon, aud, upon exsaina.
tlon. found eulty Of stealing three coats from the
1enI 10 tbs County jail await tt11 IN default OF
$500 hail,
, 1866-07-07

BREAK O'oAT uI00Ea-Charles Higgins, the
"Break o'day johnny" arrested SUING days since
by SERGEANT Tom Clayton, On the charge OF enter
inE honse on Mouzos street Tor the purpose Of
robbtDg Its nrnates, nas BROUGHT mp IN the Police
Conn yesterday forenoon for c1smlDAtlon. 4 deg
gS.ats % epdsasoT sas made hy bis f1e1ds to pEoye
higher grade than tha prisoner. thar testimony
po. setsed very little WelRnt with The maststtaes
Nrs. Hossu. the occupant Of the house where Hic-
kIot made hl! foray. tesuned that he wa4 the tuin
who ft1ucs hRt with the revolver. Unae. these
c1rcumstartes The Prisoner, tn default Of &2.3W
Court. =
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-12
ZgglIy4G
NO SaZNEsa|
CITRoN BALsAM
CROOK MANUFACTURING CO.,

CTTRoN BALsAM 3 blown on every bottle.
October 10, 1905 AJ1. as 80
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LYon,s Periodioal Drons.
real fsa,als Remedy for Irrsqlaritie,

% ~ u'e@s NSHtotsl 4befnsoy JVF A|sy"9fHtes
THESE DROPS are scientifically compounded fluid
Il preparation, and b tier than any Pills, Powders or
hostruus BsiDg liquid, their action is direct and pos
tive rendering them reliable speedy and certain Sps
enc for the of all and sappressions of
nature. Their popularity ia indicated by the fact ID
over 900 bottles annually sold ard consumed BIZ
the ladies' OF the United States, every of whom
speak in tie strongest terms of praise of their great
merits They are rapidly tskir the place of every other
Female Remedy, ar are considered by all who know
aught OF them the snres Safest and most infaible
preparation in world for the of all female com
pafnt the removal of all ohatTuctons of nature and
the promotion OF heslth regularity and strength Ex
pcit drectious stating when they may used and 81
planning when and why they should not nor could not
be used without producing effects contrary to natures
chosen laws will bs found carefully folded around each
bottle, with the written signature of JOIN l. Lyoy
without which none genuine
Prepared by DR.. JOHN L. LYON, 1o5 Charel Street
New BaYsn, Conn who be consulted either person,
ally, or BY mall enclosing stamp) concerning All pri
yste diseases and fe ale weaknesses Sold by hrurVs
ereryvhsre G. G. CLARK & CO..
1851 Gen'l Agents for Z. s. and Canada
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The Best and Cheapest Horse and Cattle
Medicine in the WOrldi
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FOULS IN SHEEP.

Sheep are much less subject to this dis
ease than cattle are; but encounter it, il
kept in wet, filthy yards, or on moist
psaehy ground. 1t is an irritation of the
integument in the cleft of the foot, slightly
resembling ineipient hoofsil, and produ-
eing lameness. 1t occasions, however no
serious structural disorganizatioD, disap-
pears without treatment, is not contagious,
and appears in the wet weather of spring
and fall, instead of the dry, hot period Of
summer, when the hoof-sil RACES most. A
little solution of blue vitrol, or little spir-
ita of turpentine-either, followed by q
costing Of warm tar-promptly cures it.
For foul noses, dip small swsb in tar,
then roll it in salt; put some on the nose,
and compel the sheep to swallow small
quantity.-Jenaings
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POland's Magic Bilious Powders.

i Rev. J. ". Poland, formerly Pastor Of
the Babtist Church in Goffstown N Il and
EFH a man dearly beloved By that denomipafion
q throughout New England He was obliOed
49, to lesve the pulpit and study medicine 10
his own life, and his MAoIo POWDERS are one
most wonderful discoveries of modern times II Is az
Rrsat Liver and BiiiiOHs Remedy which eornnletsIv
throws In the shade all other discoveries in msdcine
and 1t affords him much qualification that thev receiT
the unanimous appIobatc Of all who have tested them
The Magic Bilious Powders positive cure for TIvr
Complaint in its most aggravated FORM and an irmsdi
ate eorrector of all Bilious arrangements exeeI1ent S
Headache, Constipation, Pinples, Blotches sal1ov
Skn Drowsiness, Dizziness, Heartburn Palutsfor a5
mcst wonderful OuIe and Preventive of Fever q 80
I'VE advise all who troubled with this fearfnI
aday to always keep the Powders on hand ready for &
mediate use Here few important partcnIarH.
lst They the Great Specific for ali Billfons a.
tons. I'd. They are the only known remedy thai Iii
cure Liver Complaint 81. They are the onIv Trorn
remedy that will cure Constipation. 4th The PoyvS,
are 70 thorough in their operation that one nacta Ill
be all that the maj ty of those using them viii reona
to effect 6th They are mild and nIeassn, ~
the most efectus cathartic known. 9Th Tbev are ib
cheapest and best medicine extant as thev can he
by nail to part Of the globe for the price so cents
Circulars, containing certificates iuf5rms3;oD ~
sent to any part of the world free of charge ~
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. or by mail On snnli..t;or
to @. G.. CLARk.6 CO., General aPen1.D
Price so Cents per Boz r5S
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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-12

A FORTUNATE BooT BLAoK.-A little
orphan boy, who has recently supported
himself by backing boots in Little Rock,
Ark, has become the possessor of for
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in Louisiana.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-12

"a CHILD DEvouRRED BY AN ALLIGATOR.
"A Texas paper says child was lately
devoured by an alligator near Galveston,
in full view of its father, who was unable
to save his little daughter. The monster
was afterwards shot and the remains Of
the child recovered.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1866-10-12

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