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10y CHAS. W. B0TELER, Auctioneer,
- Successor to ]. q. Mcclure & 90 >
NnrnaY IF les H. n M

GUARDIANS SALE OF SMALL HOUSE AND
LOT ON THE ISLAND.
- BY virtue OF Gecree of the Orphans
N. Court, ratified and connr med BIZ the Su Or eme
3Court of the Distric Of Columbia, the sub
scIiber will sell at public sale, on FRIDAY, the
LIST cay OF October, 1863, at O'Clock .. m, the
premises, part of Lot No, Is in the subdivision OF
square No $50, fronting q feet on South street,
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms Of sale: One half cash; and balance in six
and twelve mostbs for notes bearing Interest from
day Of sale, secured BY decd in trust upon the
property $50 of the cash payment will be re Iuired
as soon as the property is Knocked dewn All con-
yeJ aRcng and stamps at the cost OF the purchaser
ELIZA SMALL, Guardian
SO ID 2aw&ds CHAS. W BOTELER, Auct,
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AUCTION SALES.


b and Auctioneer Uffce No. 5o3 Eighth ST.,
near North st.
SMALL FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON NORTH
CoNsH0riCT AYENGE ANR EIaaT.
- On MoSpXY next. the an day OF ot octo-
the premises: the vest h.f Of Lot no ss:
seven, u, Din subdivision OF square numberef one
hundred ard sixty three, ds3 J The said vest half
fronting fifteenth 49, feet en- Norm X street aud
improved by two story Frame House. contsin.
Terms: One third cash. and the baIanc. to be
date. With ets rest and secured Sy deed Of trust
on the premises All conveyancing and revenue
SOFT JOS. y. KELLEY, Auctioueer.
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctinneers,
No. 40 9TH street, opposite Post Office.
srR Hs6
LOTT On ra5ksDAf sExr October h a.
II that valuable properly on PeDn:yIv.nis ave:
nue., between 9Th and 10th streets, adjoining the
house 81 being e.1s part of
an average depth of So feet to street. with .
ment:. consist Of a brick building, under good
rental.
offers nm usual Inducements to busiHess men either
q. IN investment or for Improvement.
Terms OF sale: epe-third cash; balance In l, 2,
ferrsd payments to be secured bS a deed Of trast
on the premises All conve, sncing ard revenue
stsmps at purchasers cost. deposit OF $40 re.
$3.50 dads FITgH d FOX. Aucts.
GChron RepubI
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VIM. CREIGHTON e SON,
SOLE MAHUFAOTURERs,
Wood Street, opposite Corn Ixehauee.
se 4.eolSf ,kWlt 10 Wly b wharf Balttr.o,.

LIMITED Static PATINf OPPICi.
y a. WAsHalssrpH, D, 9: Sept II, lae.
tsr Illinois, PRAYING Tor the sxteosioS 81 ,stsnt
granted 20 BIN on ths 18Th day Of Dsoembsr, isss.
Il 10 ordered that the Testimony In the osss be
closed on TIE scsh day Of November next that ths
port Be limited TO the s0th DAY on Ioye1ber next
and that said Dstition = hoard on the 6th das Of
Tension. oAMUIE D. tL6H1R,
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6AMARiTANS GIFT

The only real cure for donorrhUs, elect and
Diseases caused from indeseretion Only ten pills.
purely vegetable. we discard BaIsam Ccyabia
Gin cures IN from two to four days. thus svoid.
ing trouble, sxDcslre and the extortion OF auecks
FORD, and 81 bTuGsists, n,,,ou, M
No Vie Face street, Philadelphia.
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BAN KERS,

Jay COOKE q CO,
Bh n KHRl
FITYssHyn STREET, orPes'fI Trrlsvry
Bay s-d sell st current market rates r1a ks.,
constantly on hand full sapply ofau
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sKyLE THIBTlIs, AND OenPoUED
IBTEREsT EOTEc.
SrosEs TOR STOCKS, BONDS, Be-, sxse,ieI
sna collections made or eli soosssibis poinz.i
sel-n
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EVENING STAR.
LATE KILOGRAMS, &c.

Intelligence from Paraguay to the 22d Of Au-
.ust Oeatains details of the complete rout OF
Lopez By the Allies, first a. Curuzuity, where
he lost 1000 killed. 800 prisoners and IL can
non, and then at Ignscion, where he lost p
cannon and abandoned his steamers. which
subsequently, fell into the hands OF the Allies.
The Provisional Government has declared
Lopez an outlaw.
Clark Holt, of Rockville. Conn. a large man.
UfScturer, President OF the Tolland County In
-uTence Company, Snd member Of the firm of
a. Holt i Co, ". u, who disappeare some
me age, has not yet been heared from, but his
C=falcatiOns have been found TO De much lar
ger than was at first suspected.
Governor Pile OF New Mexico, has mounted
and armed citizens, and made other prepare
mons, for the pacifcation OF hostile Indians,
) condition, he says, s'it the u uaker system
do-s not interfere with his plans"
"A quorum of members Of the executive COM
rnittse of the Irish Nation al Republican Asso-
-Ia'ion, IN consequence of the detection of their
hartman, have issued call for a meeting of
nat body In the city Of New York on the 10Th
# October.
Accounts from Cubs yesterday. through
spanish agencies. indicate the ascendency of
he Government but advices from patrio.
sources put the matter just the other way.
A portion of the crew of the steamship Trade
wind, which was sunk on the oath instant,
nave been picked up al sea, and arrived a.
New Orleans
At meeting of the Spanish Ministry yester-
Cay IT was agreed u propose to the Cortes the
election of the Duke OF Genoa as King of
SPAN.
The warehouse and elevator OF George W
Schenebley al NASHVILLE, Mo-, was burned
Tuesday. The loss Is $4,000.
discussion on protection and free trade
took place in Farewell Hall, Chicago, last
night, between Giles Ii. Stsboins and II. q.
Blanchard.
The fire at Galesburg, Illinois, reported yes
teTday. proves 70 be more serious than at first
teIegraPhed. The loss Will reach $1,000.
A IRE occurred yesterday evening on Archer
SVenu-, Chicago, which destroyed q mum Der
81 frame buildings. Loss $4,000.
The Prince of Wales and his wife arrived in
PARIS yesterday, and were received by the
Emperor.
Formidable bands of Spanish Republicans
re reported TO be concentrated in Catalonia.
The women paRtaloon makers of Boston are
organizing to strike for higher wages.
Koopmansehaap arrived In Memphis yester-
day.
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SCd0oL BOOKS AND efATTO1E1Y -fbe
oest sssortment ana the lowest prfces q Ron
III 10. SsS TN srsst, dove 1eV Ierk sv-
sAAe' % sim
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10y GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents.
No. $50, southeast corner of7th aad ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALIOF REAL ESTATE FRONT.
ING ON D SrREET MOTIF. BETWEsN
TION.
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated Septem-
La Der 9th, 1858. and duly recor ted In Liber and
1R, No l. folio 80. 1 shall sell, ON the premises.
on TUESDAY, the 5th day Of october, 1859, at
O'Clock p, m. the west 20 feet front by the depth
thereof Of bot No "a and all of Lot No. 25 in sub-
division Of original Lot No 4, in Square No. Ia,
with the improvements thereon.
Terms: One-hatf cash; balance In and IL
months, for notes bearing interst: ana secured by
dee Of trust on the premises All conveyaucinR
and revenue stamps at the cost of the purchas
$50 down on the day Of sale. And IL the terms
are not com piled with within five days after the
day Of sale the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property At the risk ana cost Of the defaultine
purchaser, BY advertising three times In some
newspaper published in Washington, D. U.
JOHN NJ. HANSON, Trustee.
&c 23-d GREEN WILLIAMS, Arcts,
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a Will be sold. on FRIDAY, October l, at -
S1Sm at Auction, the fine Market Garden now
OWNED snd cultivated by Il H Burcber This
farm Is situated On the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
ingtOn and one mile from Bladensburs, Md. sas.td
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RI L. W ALL q w, AucI0neers,
II Stores corner Ninth and q Streets
(Wall 8 Opera House,
PIANOS, PARLOR. CHAMBER AND DINING
sEEEiiTSk E, CARPETS, STOVES, &c AT
On FRIDAY MORNING, October isl:
NYxylS9 commencing at 10 O'Clock. We will
INV sell the entire effects of Farnitur re heuse
No 492 street north, between 8th aud 9th streets
We lame in part, viz:
One very fine OCTAVE Piano, Stool and Cover
Parlor Suit, in green rep
Walnut Chamber Suits
letop and Mahogany Tables
Hair cloth and Iasy Chairs
Whatnots, Wardrobes
Lounges, Sofas, Befstsads
Bureaus, Cottage Sets
Seer, taries. Washsfapds
Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Stoves, &C, &c.
And many other arti,ies which We deem nm.
necessary to enumerate.
sen w L WALL co, Auct'rs
1.-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
Monday. the 4th day of October. 1869. at the
same hour and place. ALEX. SHARP,
United states Marshal.
Sc 80 I'd perWM. L. WALL & CO., Aucts.
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i II L y N.
HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
L H 7 - 7 NJ,
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
OF THE
IRIS VER9fCOLOR
OR BLUE FLAG,

The most powerful, safe and reliable rau.s,.,
agent discovered for the healing Of mas. fbs
10 unknown or undeyeloped, has been bro1sht
With the control OF science, aud no ~ ne g.
s'Ahu Nc principal smongthe blessings sf medicine
As An ALTERArIyE,
n acts directly upon the blood CLEANSE ana nurf
lying the vltsl current of eli tie humo-s aad
taiIts which disease or malsrious infuencss heys
plsnteo tfere, and ersdcating and neutraliEfhg
Use enects OF mercury or other poisons which NAV
have been taken in o the system. FOR this reaso1
uslnfallable as q remedy for sCROFULA, ERUP-
DRoPsT &c ana viii cure the most t& ySr1 sP;ioS;
sbstinate cases Of e-1
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
IL 10 an untailtng preventative and cure for
SEURALGIA, SICK hEADAcHE and NERVOUS Az
DISEASES OF WOMEN
Il hss no equal Its action upon the Lire, ana
ktSneys Is prompt sRlutary, nd effective ana AZ
Is this propYry which renders il Of the safest
DIUBErIC REMEDIES
Known In the practice Of MEDICINE tn axoaIIant
sna skiitiul combination with ether ingredisnts
TONIC QUALITIES
OF tne highest order-not temporarily stimulating.
ssns, AID reneeIiug It q most valuable curative
agent IN cases Of
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY
by taking IRIsIs, the bio od-which perueatss
feotly healthy
BEMEMBER.-This medicine fs no orshoot AZ
guishsd practitioner, row Q residsntsos BsIt;nora
CITY, ans 80 high does 10 stand the fsvsr and es
TEEN Of the Intelligent and scientnos that il h.s
10 daily being prescribed aud recommended by the
most eminent OF the profession thr an about the
htshly Is IL praised and the more extensively is tt
uhed.G
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L X L S L N
FORMULA OF
mr.. JOHN WILKINS,
rJl4-e s3m BALTIMORG, Nd
bRoPosALs FOB FRESH BEEF.

rgb~f- SSAu u, MD.
pRoP0EALs FOB FRESH BEEF.
HEaDQuARTERs lsT MILITARY DISTRICT
OFFIeE CHIkF CoMMISsARY or SUbsisrINcE
richmond Va, Sept IL, 1851 Z
sealed proposals. TIN duplicsteD will be receive6
~ me once OF Breyet Capt. Henry n arcstte i'm
inisntry, Y b, at Petersburg, Va :, until MON.
IA pAI; eetooer 18th, 1859. at IL m, for supplyiue
tne United states Subsistence Department. Wiz
rSsa BILL at Petersburg, Virginia, for ak
monsns ron november LIST, lsos, or such lees ii ne
. me CommissAry General OF subsistenee may
BIDDERS are requested 90 be pretent TO respond Co
tnelt oioe, and be prepared to give bonds Tor the
fuIhliment OF their contract.
heretofore g. A PORTGR
Byt. Msi. and Chief Oommissarv subsistenos
sex o. Ilrst Ailitafy District.
pROPosALs FOB FL0UR.
OFFICE DEPor CoNxrssARr or susstsrxxrpp
WARRINGTON, G., September Is, lsse
WANTED
tny par Hn Family and One Hundred Barrels
ees. no lfLOUB, 90 be delivered @ the pubeis-
. .snos storehouse, Monument Ground. Isth
., Other conditions made known By the UNDER
s frGgcsals received until 1, m. the "a e ocso-
se 2o-t C.S,C.sc. A.
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nY COOPER D LATlMER, Auctioueers,
- Successors to Jas. u. MCGUIRE a d.
Southwest corner Of Penn q avenue ana lltn street

R1 COOPEk LATlMER, Auctioneers,
- Successors to Jas. o. Mcclure a dol
Southwest corner Of Penn q avenue ana lltn street
BRUSSELS CARPETS, WALNUT CHAMBER
A AGO TPTIsSiNa BOOM FUBHIT5RE. &C., AT
a On TUESDAY MORNING, October S. at
W 10 O'Clock. We shall sell, ct the residence of
RE gentleman declining housekeeping No
streets, the following furniture:
One upright Piano forte, in fine order
Brussels Carpets and BUGS
walnut Psrior Suite, pieces, upholstered in
Walnut Marble top CeEtre Table.
Walnut EteRere, OIL Paintings
WslI ut Marble-top Chamber Suite
OAK Marble top Cottage Suite, Hall OIL Cloth
Mahogany Hstr Cloth Sofa and Chair
eeven Painted Cottage Suites
Feather Beds. sBosters and Pillows
hair and Husk Mattresses, Hat Back
Tin Toiletware, Creckery and glassware
Oak O. 3. Dining Oh airs, Table Linen
Quantity Crockery and Glass ware
silver plated Casters, Forks and Spoons
Two Csoking Stoves, Is Chamber Stoves
Kitchen Requisites, &c
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER,
So std Auctioneer5,
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

Rf GREEN q WILLIAMS,
~ Aucuoneers and Zeal Estate gents.
NO. ego southeast cor aer 7th AMI ID streets.
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DRoPesALs FOB RAILRoAp TIES

Proposals will be received at Tho of4.a ~, ,,a
Alexsndris Canal, Railroad and Bridge Company
for 10000 CROSS TIES, dimensfuns to he fncbe:
THICK, not less than inches face, bF s feet long
OF chestnut, white oak, chestnut oak To be
delivered at Alexandria, Georgetown or intaT
mediate points on the Alexandra Canal
- w: w. DUNCAN, Treasurer
seH I'd islex. Gazette copy.l
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chNATE OF The UNITED STATES,
uFFlCE OF THE SERGEANT AT-ARMS,
WASHINGTON, September =, 1863. \
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Once,
until IL m. of THURSDAY, October 2lst next
ior the delivery 10 the Senate OF the United States
OF Right Hundred Tons q $40 lbs. to the tom Of
best htte Ash Furnace Coal: alsO for One Hum
dred and Twenty Cords best Bakers Pine Wood
ara Tor Fifty Cords best merch sntsble Oak Wood.
The coal to be thoroughly screened, tie wool
well seasoned, and the whole packed az AZ ia the
Senate vaults, under the direction OF the Chief
coal and measure the wood
JOHN b. FRENCH
sc - laW4w Sergeant at Arms.
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pIAu0 fUHIH0 AlD EIPAIRIIo.

HI H. e: $500: S $i SE:Ss';
~ ~ no street. stfi rive ssDeeiN sttsptieS
sunsS. ~ =, 0snsr tnserunsne also repaired.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMS
- Aactioneers and Real Estate Brokers'
No. S26, Southeast corner 7th and ID streets
HANDsoME TWO:sTORY FRAME HOUSE,
Mssf s ffbbs FIErao sTstEf wEsre BE- Hs

MUSE No. 209, AT AUCTION.
- On FRIDAY, the LIST October, at 5 O'Clock
Ia. p. m, we shall sell in front Of the premi ses
= the above mentioned property it being south
,eet 'front.' OF Lot No. III, in Square No. 43l with
depth OF 92 feet 81 inches ~
Terms OF Sale: One-third cash; balance in 6 and
" onths, for rotes bearing interest frem DAY of
sale deed given and deed of trust taken All
convey ance and stamps at cost of purchaser 9 I00
10 be paid down cash when the property Is sold
seH-d GREEN i WILLIAMS Aucts
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RY FITCH & FOX,
- Real Estate Brokers and Auctioneers
No. 40 7th street, opposite Post Office.
UhIMPROyED PROPERTY ON NEW HAMP-
ShlhE AVENUE AND 21sT STREET, BE-
TWEEN AND N STREET5, AT AUCTION
I'd TUESDAY, October 5, at 5 O'Clock D. m, we
shall sell. the pre- all of orIgfnal Lots
~ and IL In Square No " Said lots have an az.
eregate frontage of 1874 feet on New Hampshire
avenue, and Lot No. Il has also frontage on 2lst
street OF 20 feet
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in 6, I2,ls, and
"a months, with interest Deferred payments to
De secured By o deed of trust on the premises All
eonveyancing and stamps at purchasers cost. $50
dep, ,e tu on each lot reauirsdt rc,, a
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
- Auctoneers aud Real Estate Agents,
NO o26, Southeast corner OF 18th and SITS.
ADMINISTRATOR BALE OF TWO LARGE
PkEEGH Plate MIRRORS. WITH MAR
SOME BLAOk WALNUT BE HDsrEiD
BRUSSELS CARPET AT AUCTION
q On SATURDAY, the I'd day OF October
81 1863, 4 shall sell al Green q Williams Auc.
~ ton Rooms, ct the corner of 7th a1d ID
III streets, b, order OF the Hon. Orphans
OF Columbia being part OF the personal effects of
the late Cyrus Moore, deceased.
HENRYS. DAVIS, Administrator
se19 81 GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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WIN. CREIGHTON g. SONS
AMMONIAfEDsO SOLUBLE SUPER PHoS.
PHATE OF LIME,
CONTAINING SO PER ChNr. OF BoHr
PROePHATEs,
or Thioh IL per cent. IS tmmsdiatsIy SOLUBLE an.
Waters per cent. Of Ammonia, 3 per osat
Of Potash, SHlphnic Ae,d, Mag
nesia, &C.
Furnishing the Essential Elements OF wheat
Corn, Tobacco, Cotton, and OF all Ce-
reals which are removed from
the soil In every crop.

An extensive experience OF twenty years a. i'm
Bornrs and dealers I'm GUAN0 aud FRRTILI-
LAhS OF various descriptions, and by direct inter
Course with farmers and planters. as Grain Aer-
chants, has ensbed Us to learn their experience
shd results from all SORTS OF natural and srtci al
their wants La . Fertilizer adapted eener ally 20
the various sells and crops OF the Southern States
and proper regard to economy in outlay
We have been indRced to establish Q msnufao-
appliance OF steam and with every recent improve
nt MT In machinery for grinding, NJ king And
stitueAts, now we'll aseertained @ formine the
elements Of frst class fertilizer and absoiutey
plant and restore 20 the coil the eiements OF direct
SIs1a from ~ sns previous eTSp: hey.
uniformity, containing the valuable properties
claimed Tor IL, and at LESS PRICE than any otksT
stpa'Iar MASSIVE offered IN this Markef.
Put mp In stroHg bass Price $50 per ton.
Send for Pamphlets containing full direction
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

RA GREEN q WILLlAMS,
u Auctiopeers and Real Estate Agents.
Southe ast corner o; 7th and ID streets
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Peterson's Magazine-for December
is on our table 10 advance. 1t is a sp,e ndid
number, with two steel engravings,a man.
moth fashion plate, a colored pattern in
Berlin work, and nearly fifty wood cuts. We
do not wonder at the immense circulation of
Peterson, said to be the largest in the
wOOd-for it really giUes more for The money
than any other. Every lady ought to
subscribe for it. It's mammoth colored Fash
ion plates are always the latest and prettiest
It's stories are the best published anywhere.
In 1871, in addition TO its usual quantity of
short stories, FIVE ORIGINAL CoPY-R -RIeHr
NoVELErs will be given, among them "The
Prisoner of the Bastile, ''by Ann S.Stephens,
'The Secret at Bartram's HOlms," by Jane
@. Austin, ''How it Ended, by Frank Lee
Benedict, &c, DC, About l,1lO pages of
reading matter viii be given in 1870, 10
Mammoth Golored Fashions and IA superb
Steel Engravings. The Magazine will be
greatly Improved. The TERMS however, will
remain TWO DOLLARS a year 10 single sub
sclibers. 70 Clubs il is cheaper still, viz:
four copies for So 90, with large engraving
ga inches by l6), 'our Father Who Art in
Heaven" as rr::vwi1m to the person get
ting up club or eight copies for $l2.OO,
with both an extra copy of the magazine and
the engraving, as premiums. We-can speak,
from personal knowledge, Of the beauty of
this engraving. Now is the time to get up
Clubs for 1870. Specimens Of the Magazine
sent gratis. Address, Charles J. Peterson,
2O6 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia. The
Journal aud Peter son will be furnished one
year for $3.50.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

How Hosteiter7s Bitters cures QyspepsTa.
TIE WHOLE STORY IN a NUTsHELL.-The office of
the stomBch is to convert the food into aeream-ke
semi-fuid, called Chyme. This is effected partly
by the action of solvent, called the gastric Juice.
which exudes from the coating of the stomach. and
partly by mechanical movement of that hr,,,,,
which churns, as it were, tie dissolyine ail,,s,t
The Chyme passes from the stomach into the duo
denum, or entrance to the bowels, where it is sub
iected TO the action Of the bile and the nutritious
porliOn of it converted into a fluid called Cbvle.
which eventually becomes blood.
Now, it is evident that if the great solvent. the
gastric juice, is not produced in sufficient ouauti
ty, or if the mechanical action of the stomach Is
not sufficiently brisk the first process of digestion
viii be but imperfeety performed It is also clear
that if the liver, which plays such an important
part in changing the nourishing portion Of the
chyme into the material of the bood, Is eonpeste5
or IN any unnatural condition, the second process
will not be thoroughly accomplished. The result
of the two failures is dyspepsia, complicated with
biliousness.
The mode in which HOsTETTER'S BITTERs
operate in such cases is this: they invigorate the
cellular membranes of the stomach, which evolves
One s9SUiAc uice, IAersOy Insu1lng an ample suh-
cheney Of the fluid to completely dissolve the food
They also act upon the nerves of the stomach,
causing an acceleratiOn of the mechanical move
ment necessary to reduce the food to homoge-
neous mass. They also act specifically upon the
liver, Strengthening it, and so enabling it to pro-
duce an ample and regulOr supply of bile, for the
purpose of converting the nutritious particles of
the Chyme into Chyle, and promote the passage
through the bowels Of the useless debris.
In thisAway, HOSTETTER'S BTTTERS cure dvs-
pepsia and liver complaint The explanation is
plain, simple, philosophical, and true.
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Ladies of Fremont ana Vicinity
Do you want Hat for 25 cts2 Go to Mrs
Deals Millinary Emporium. Do you want
one for 50 ctsI Go to Mrs. Deals. Do Won
want Hat ready trimmed for IS cts? go
to Mrs. Deals. Do you want Hats more
costly9 go to Mrs. Deals, and she will suit
you, both in quality and price. Do you
want "Duck OF a Bonnet?" go to Mrs
Deals, for she gets up the incest aud most
elegant Bonnets in Fremont. She cannot be
beat in quality of goods, for she knows what
good goods are. She is bound to saH at less
figures than any other establishment and
can do so, for the reason that she buys her
Hats right from the Manufacturers, aud gets
them cheaper than by buying them from
jobbers. Call in at the old place, Deals
Block, first door south OF the new Block, and
I'll warrant you will be well paid for your
trouble. Mrs. Deal is always on hand to
show you her nice line of goods. 1t is no
trouble to show them. Admittance free.
All seats reserved for ladies.
The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1869-11-12
CHURCHES.

Religious services regularly held in the follow.
ing Churches in this city, every Sabbath, at the
hours named;
METHODIST.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH, corner of Market
and NJ ain Streets Rev. J. BIARRRIoT, Pastor lOX A.
A., and P. NJ Sunday School at 9 A. n. Prayer
meeting Wednesday evening.
PRESBYTERIAN.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, corner Of Garrison and
Main Streets; Rev. E. BUSHNELL, Pastor; lOK A.
NJ, and P. N. Sunday School at Z N. Meeting
every Wednesday evening
EPISCOPAL.
ST. IAUL's CHURCH, corner Main and Court sts.,
Rev. c. Il. YoUNe, Rector; IO1 A. NJ, and P. N.
SUNDAY School P. n. Lecture every Wednesday
evening in the church.
GERMAN REFORMED.
REFcaAED CHURCH, Front Street, between Mar
ket and John Streetsi Rev. JOIN LEBERT, Pastor /;
IOk a. n, and P.M. Sunday School at SAN.
LUTHERAN.
LUTHERAN CHURCH, corner Oak and Court Streets;
Rev. Il. Lang, Pastor; lOk A. n, and Pm.
CATHOLIC.
ST. JosEPH's CHURCH, Croghan Street; Rev. S
BowERs, Pastor; mass every morning at o'clock;
on Sundays and Festivals Of Obligation, Low Mass
at O'Clock A. n, in Winter at lOK;l Vespers at
O'Clock A NJ, and occasionally Benedietion at P.
Sunday School at ? Pm
ST. ANNE CHURCH, State Street, Rev. JOIN QUIN,
Pastor; First Mass at O'Clock, a. NJ; Second High
Mass at 10 O'Clock, a. N. Sunday School, Yes
pers, -. Al.