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Fremont Journal.
Fremont Journal. TIMOTHY TITCOMB'S HINTS TO YOUNG
LADIES.
J'.'- ow tht-r an ,h,,i tM ti4
, 4 LH, it will lw iw w?H to ty ttll 1 haw
to' say Uo it. -. lti a vtsry voiuhioh thing
o say Uo it. -hm h,' rv wmmun u""r
for youns: hohk'U to indulge inhyjKsrU4e.
for younsr hohk'U to indulge m injKsi
A irtUv 'dress in verv apt to le irr
ItX'llV
pladiur aJUgnwable jktnoh m too of-j
--Jt5rin ll iltir-UA. n j-ni., "
. w here Infi'Oiiies traiisinuted into tbe "most
delightful thing ewr stn."' A voting
lnan of resectable parts aiut liiiiuly bear-
" in" h wry ofteu "such a juagnifici-ul fel
low T l'li aJjeotive "jertWC that
UnJs so much alono as neer to have the
' 'j-rivilege f help from comparatives a nU
Miperlaiivt-sis sadly over-w orked, in com
pany with several other of the intense
t anJ extravagant order. The result is that,
by the use of siicli language as this, your
' opinion becomes valueless. A wouian
. :who deals ..nlv in superlatives detnou
htrate at once tliefact that her judgment
r iulKMylii(ate' t. her feelings, and lierj
opinions are entirely unreliable. All Jan-
t , "uage thus loses its power and significance.
The tsaiue words are iWought into us . to
describe a riblo!i in a milliner" window,
us are employed in the eudeavor to do
- jihticexto TUalberg'a execution of Uetli
ten" most heavenly syuibony The use
of liyjerlole is so common among wohkh
' " that "a w ouiau's ctiticism is generally with
oul'value. Now let me insist upou this
thing. lie wore economical in the use of
vur tongue. Apply your terms of praise
with jercision: use ejntbets wtbi some de
gree of judgement and fitness. .. Do not
:; mle vour l'st ami highest words upon
inferior objects, ami find when you have
met with something which is superlatively
' great and good, that the terms by which
vou would .distinguish it have all been
t hrow n away upon inferior things that
you are bankrupt in expression. If a
thing is simply good, ay,so; if splendid.
sav W. These words all have ditferent
m-aniugs, and you may say them all of
'ns" maiiv ditferent objects, and not use the
ord perfect" once. That is a, wry large
ir4- Vou will probably be obliged to
ce it for application to the Deity, or. to
works, or to that serene rest which re-
Tiiains for those w ho love Litu. . ;
Vouug women are very apt to imbiliM
sii.!ther bad habit, the Use of slang. I
wms w Hiking along the street the other
Tlay7when Lmet an elegautliressel lady
aii.i rentleman, uion tne siuewaiK. . iv
!tentin was" the more attracted to them j
1 ause they were i idently stranger
,Kt. nv rate ihey impressed me as . being
refini and genteel people." As I
t iinje w ithin' hearing of their voices they
were Q.uietlyf halting aloug lheay J
heard these words from the woinau'ti Jijis
'' "You may bet your, life on thaL" I
wjisi disgusted. I ctjuld almost haveboxel
hr earn. 1 renvemler oiK-e being iu the
company of a beile one who had' hal a
w inter reigo in Washington. Scme kind
. of game was iu progress, when iu- x mo
ment of surprise, she exclaimed,. "My
- M fc 1.1
gracious. , iow you may regaro mis
n finical notion, but 1 tell you that woman
Oil as flatly ii uiv esteem .as if she had
itere4 an oath.,-k us see how yoii like
, thia kind of talk. - ,t;: ? J' ? :
k If. you wish to l a" "No -1 s Woman,
vu have got to 'toe the mark," and be
fA "Jlifalutin.,, "You inay lel your head
on .that." Youhisay sing sUghtually,r
"like a nightingale,'.' you may "spin street
yarn" at the fate of ten knots an hour, you
, may dance as if you were on '"a regular
brake down,'" you -may tturn . up your
" nose at common folks," and play the piano
"mighty fine." but "1 tell yoi'you 'can't
come to tea." "You may be handsome,
but you ean't come in." Yon might "as
well "cave in" first as last, and "absquat
ulate, for you cau't put it. through, "any
way'you cau fix it? If you imagine that
you may "go it while you're young, for
"when you are old you can't,"1 "you won't
cumiC 4hv a long chalk." "Own tip''
now , and "5o the straight thing,," and I'll
'set vou down as one of the women we
-read of."' If you "cau't come up to the
scratch," w by," 1 must let you slide.. But
if you have a "siieakin' notion for being
a "regular brick," there is no other way
"not as you knows on," "no sir-ree-hossT
If a young man tdiould "kiud o'
hine up to you," and you shouM "rotton
( him," and be should hear 'you say "by
the lixing jingo," or "my gooduesi,"' or l
w," or "go it Detsey, I'll hold your bon
net," or "mind your ey e," or "hit 'iiu
aaiu," or 'lake me away," or "dry up,
now," or. "draw your s!eJ,"or "cut stick,"
or fgive .hiiu ,.)articular fits," lie would
pretty certainly "evaporate."
I would by no means insinuate that nil
ung w omen use slaug as coarse as this,
but I H'-kuowledge to have heard some of
these phrases from friends w bom I really
esfeem. " Is not tbe use of these phrases
and of phra&es Jike tlieni, whose number
is legion, a ulgar habit! It seems so to
m, and I ran hear them J'roiu the lips of
no pretty woman ecejt with ain atid'a
certaiu degree of -diminution of iny . re
spect for her. .The habit certainly de
tracts from womanly dignity. -Itvanlo
droped without the slightest danger f
going iuto that extreme )recision in tlio
use of language which takes out all the
life and freedom from social intercourse.
;
i
EQUAL TAXATION.
Wf couimeitd the following to tliose
tueu who have leen induced to listen to
lli Democratic cry about equal taxation.
It is from a seech made by Hon. J. A.
lUugbatu, jtt Wheeling, West Virginia, on
Friday last; - -
He don't kuow liow to cypher, h the
fcthool-loy hays, who -"Jon't know that
equal taxation means a like assessment on
equal values, w hether those values be lands
or bonds "or the production of 'lauds -
Here are ,-winc ol' your k1 faimers, ow n
ing their two hiiiidre-t acre of laud, a
beautiful heritage to be sure, un'df r the
prxtlectionol'your wise and lieneticeiitlaw s '
a heritage to them and their children
forever. They cultivate" it, truly eating
thir bread in the sweat of their faces;
the noblest creatures on earth, honest men;
but they cannot be taxed teu jer cent, on
the value of their lands over 4.400. Yet,
in my district 1 called an old fanner up
aud asked him:
"Father Coventry, wJm ih ir land
worth i"
"lVv ,uaBy acrs 1w- vou C I nsketl. I
-E-zht hundred.9 I, r..nlil. 1
"lour eijrht liumlrt-J wr?, tiicn. arw
torth sitv-tie tli..iwl ,I.JI.,..- " !
"Yes alKtut tllHt, he ai.l. -vYe!l.tiK'
tif. tte tliou-au.J i bu!.jl
w. ntc j-T cuuu ia ii w are; to ha,
ejU!tl tnxali.n. ami tin- itsuiaiuiujr nixtv i
thoueaml leu jr ent., makiiig jour tavM
ove-r six thousand dollar U-.ntu.ki.ow !
"Win. Ctxl Lies vou."-sail hf, "I u?v-
t Lad nn income of MX thousand dollars at
year, and I would hav'tu sell mrt of hit
farm (.imj.ly to j.ay my tax." .
-Xou-aw.n mvor of e-irta! taxation, are-
f.tl Vittnv.v, - fc" ' . ..4 .i'i!. . 1 .. 1 '
-"Pijr vu ruin.- ni i, in in uumh ?
.. -j r?.i wj. 1,111 il Villi r 111 tuvi.e lA I
Ultldl I O V ... 11 . a
" ' ,.-.-. v.
"i"" imii, iiko rait; u uixaiiou on
eijual Valutiou, M,tl.r those taxed 1...
land or money, 1 tll Vou, ou verv d
denly reliee the r'h-h and imjxnvrisinhe'
poor. That is a j.art of the-ir platform. j
y
1
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A H f I fl I T D 11 T 1 3 ; Hi O !
1.11 j I l)f1J J t ? ; C
-t- - i , -
CASTT STOBlE'
' I
"STILL IN THE FIELD,
with a lakokr; and mokk kx -
i . .
ill) v w
. THANEVEH,
CtiMMMini1 of everything ill the line ('
nrirT'PrinoTr
DRY GOODS!
EM PRESS CLOTH S, -'
" MERINOS ALPACAS,
otto CLOTils, . :..:f;,t r
TURIN" CLOTH. r '.'
; r EM PRESS PLAIDS, '
; -SCOTCH PLAIDS,
. v - MOlTLED POPLIN,
j'lum pjopliic, ' . !
. BLACK SILKS, - , j
PL UN SILKS, , 1 '
FANCY SILKS. ' '
. PRINTS, . '-;-
D E L A I N E S, tt ( ' . t - , .... . ,
CLOAKS, CLOTHS, ; . '
SUAWLS,. , CASSIMKR.Es; f
FLAVNEliS, (M.OAKIN'tJS,
; l'.L ANKKTS, ' S A TIN ETS, lVC.
BALMORAL SKIRTS, :1 '
HOOP SKIRTS, ' 1 '
LADIES' BASKETS,
TRAVKLINU BAtlV, -.
UMBRELLAS, '
: a -COTTON. YARN; ,v.C.',dC.
BREAKFAST SHAWLS.
SCARFS, NUBIAS, HATS.
' A1m a full in.-rtiiiriit
FANCY tiOODS AND NOTIONS,
: LAt'KS. E M B RO I D K 1 1 Y, T B I M -MINE'S.
RIBBONS, " BUT
TONS, BELTS. BUCK-'. '
LE8, CLOVES, -.
. ; '' HOSIERY, k(
All Goods Sold at the. Lowest
CASH PRICES! "
Xulrmililx l SHOW GOODS: Cult nl cx
mniim our stock before purchanp...
CONDIT BROS,
BIROHARD BLOCK.
FREMONT. NOV. 10, 1865.
N0VEMBER.I865.
J3k. N OTH E! JR.
FRESH ARRIVAL OF
NEW GOODS
AT THE ;
CASH STOEE
FOR THE
Winter and Fall
WHICH WILL BE SOLI)
CHElPj-ou CASH!
r'' I S' LENDID STOCK OF
Ij adies' : Furs !
ALL KIND5;, AND CHEAT. -A
line sIih k of .
Dress Goods !
Coiisisiiiij; ('
MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
WOOL PLAIDS.
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
A LP A CC AS,
COBUIWS,
SILKS,
DJiLAINFS,
, ' PRINTS, AC,
All n hif h ill I k s.l as ow ;is i lu lowest.
.f infn Slfk nj'
BROSIIAE... I..11H.. sin-lc.
WOOOL, -Joiil.l an.i inu,s m-F
CHILDREN'S SHAWLS, t.-ry , hwl,..
A g'Hti stK'L I'lf
CLOAKS, H UQD.ES,' CU)AK
CLOTHS, TUtMSriN(rS AND
ORNAMKNTS.
Alt . M-irj.t.rn,.t (if
HOODS, NURIAS.
F.REAKF AST SFIAWLS,
SC A RFS, COMFORTERS, AC.
At hII irics.; ; OwKsttn k i.C
BEAVER, Cj SSJMEP.ES,.
SATINETS, JEANS, -
AND FINE BROAI) CLOTH,
" 1 ,Z '
UK CAl'S AND J f ATS.
A hue assirtmoijt.
MUSLINS, SHIRTINGS.
SHEETINGS, SKIPES,
JJENIM.V FLANNELS,
An ininria!I iller;Uuvery r .lu.
NF.W STOCK OF ARl'PTS,
AL0 e OILCLOTHS-
BOOTS, SlIOESOVHTR SHOES, RUB
RERS, CHILDREN'S SHOES,
Tlie Vj(t n the niarket:
LADIES' IIAJTS, CLOVEN, HOSIERY
ot all fcbids niie nd line.
. t. . . .
'vn niyi.iiiul sUnsk of KIBIJONS JtV
If - . . .
1 lull M'lait .....4 ..1 i i
r ' 1 '
irive us ;t , :lir
B. I). AUSTIN
J-KKMON l, iNUV. 10, 105. 45tf
r-n
i
;
-
..
1 i
JcoliPvjr :
Where umr nr. freed .--"fate i
Fresh CanVJy
i 1 . ' ; .
WholcsalouKlv Jlotail.
'i'uiii, fiimi l)r.is, ( '!'cv,.M VrV;,m
: linns. Iii-oii-'f and liconc l)n-i's. r I
: M...V.. tint i 4 :.. ,i.:,.., i.if
inn lvnft nt uontectionerv. :
V - : r--!--
m n n n e r zrk a f in
hirAmiLrtinu.utmfcs.;?
- !NSTANTLr vjiani)
PAID '
-?"' K.-iiK'i'nlier tin" place; Tno.' Ci.M'Ka
' " ' oM Su..d, f lemont," Ohio., ; ;. -
r. K. tktsii. &, (:?.
.Jul i-V, IStii. , -.?- :... ', . -
'OR A MEDH'WKTIIAT WILL (TKK
(OUCHS, - - ;-'; .
"- INFLUENZA ' ; " ' ' : ' '
TlCKLU'ti in the THROAT, '
" r:rr,MiW4(6u(Hi, :
Or Rdievc CONSUMPTIVE COUGHS,
. " 4 . " - " - -
AS WI ICK AS - " '
(oo's (onh Balsam!
? o
Over Fifty Thousand Bottles !
Wi- 4 in it rnfirr town, nn not wlnjil- in
t"e of iu failure ii kut.wn . - .-
. Wr liVrf in rinr foriion, iny ijnunfltr of rrtillct
tetnr of them from '
: .EMINENT PHVSIHAN;v.
hliT-- hj1 il in l!i"tr (rjwjbrj'. muJ rn1I. prr-'
vtuittf-i;- vi-r any oilier uiipunU. , . -
IT ..DOES NOT
DHY'UI: A -COUCH 1
, e
hufil limu ll it, iii . t-enll tr-intiii1" evml--
I -
TWO Oil TU !?EE DOSKS
IVILLL INVAR! AlU.Y-i'URK"
t . TICKLINVlNTilE i UUA I .
HALF A Itofri.F. lm olleii oiiiplilelv i nr.-.! iHr meat
Siur.iiojw cou'iii,
mill ..f . t iifiiirlt 1 K hi n Tr atvl -I'l'i-Jv in ile liin;
rnt aiiMant.U io tin luntttj mnl nti ivhi,ifMFf t"1 !
rliil'lM--' r ny iEa- : ": - - f
IN
(SES.()F rHOUP VF. WILL
GUARANTEE A CUBE, -
if nkt-ii in .-iMin.
No Ikiiiilv "tslumlil in- wiUioiile-it!-
It i' Vllhin 111" r.-a-li t ail, the price hem.
OITIaY FORTY CENTS.
-V
Ami il mi nivrtui:t mi. thnuuh trial wol hueJv
ni" tltf4iHv Htfinvnt, tin mor.oj will ! rMnn1i- -Wh
hua t Iti m kttoirijr ittt merit k, rih! tfl rinhrtnt thai
ti ml ftccuiT lor ita honn in TPrr'1uPtlin -i.
li NiUw.Mt-wjiy wit It (-(luirliiiif; wtirn no amnll- n
itir.liii(at will cot hi. Jt ny bad i nj tvhpM-.t-nlr
itiutcit ' 1'iwn, wbn wil! furnuib Tawirth fc-f i -ctiiar
of Kfuuia crlihrl'K nf curK it hiu. tuftiic .
,MwlU hf WrnfiiH everywhere.
?
C. G. CLARK A (;0.rPr...ri.'l.iis,
. . ""'NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Strorijj& Armstrong? Hurt "Benton, Dunham & Co.,
Cleveland, U, (lenetai Ageuta.
DR. E. DILLON A SON,
PioVogvvpi ' Gallery .
1JLO DUETT X CO.,
UAVF. cot their l'hi.t.iKiaph lwniiis, TiiiiU f't" ry
Nims' Itioi-k, enlarge.!, i.rpiove.l, ami relitlml
and are receiving the eiiizena -tt riandoakj comity- in
vast cinwda, to havo their . -
l'lioloRrupli Tnkeii.
It don't make any diflerviic ir the weathyr
be oloudr or clear, Blodgett & Co , can make - ,
1 a firat rate Picture for you. Come aud see.
.'.BIohr"tt i Co-, will mrte yon a perfect -picture
Irom the smallest to the largeataiie," ;
on the shortest notice. Come and see.
Blodgett it Co., have eaaea and frames of
all atjlfs and sizes , sComeandsee.
jy Keiii.-iii-er. the het piat-e wi ereiiiont to yet your
picture takm ia-a BloOtceltfc l o'a Ko.iuis, oer Clark ft
Zeiitler's ?lore. ' Ueutleuu-a and Ladies invited; admit
tance, KKKk CS Childreu'a pioturea taken. . K.oma
oon from raorniui! outil evenin(. . - - .
r BUHWCTT CO.
F remout. May- 27, 1965.,. . . r - ,.
COMMERCIAL
o o Xj Xi jes Gr yn ,
A N It
f
Telegraph Institute,
sHiiimil Street, Toledo, O.
TtHIS CHJ.KI3K f.irni-.he r.f the proriinrni links in
Krya-n. Slrailnn Co's in tern.it tonal I h:4in of l 'oni
niercial Col'i-I'S looatea m &i uf.iiut nivi protmnent
cities in America Konk-Kepiiij; Coniir.er-iil . I.r,
Connnreial Arethmeric, Coinmen.'inl C!.-ul:il'(.ii., Vh'
noarhphy. :in-1 Telel?rsphiiic- ichoiHhliips issurd at
thin pni'ni s-d in ail the othp'-Coileees--' For t'a a
l.ttrne:.. iii.e- imen Coileue Woucy, IVnnianshiii, etc.. ad
dress F. 11. KTHnXG, Resident tioripal, Toledo, Ohio
Jnne.2.1, 1IW6 ly J ". , ,
FREMONT
City, Cnickcr Jiaku'ry,'
W' HERK 'm:Vv l l.omd all the Linda ol.. ,
. , .' v'AKKS, !RK A1J, AC'.;
f re t U from tl Ov'ii.
CRACKKKS f alt lis-riptins. Crrain, RullW, Tic
Kir, Sod, oflM, Smrnr, Win Rml Boslou, fnth from
(Iinrn, daily, at WholKle and RlRil., " , ,k v . ,
Soda Mler Mild le t;raitt
IIVK'I'I'.KX M-riwt np in irrrv nty!, and n1 all
houi. AImi hy 1likg or mn." '
A flti ushortmrnt uf Kn'ucli uii-I ilhcr 'AlldUt,
Cirao and mm uh hih n il. 1ms fttirn rn ploafMyour
tetf-tP. V
. ALLKN iV; TliATCHKK. :
Fremont, Sept. 16, l6js . , . .
SOMETHIMS KEW!
Gehta Furnishing iStorc.
JV. Art- mw oUrrinj; to th jmldic largf and wiU
at-.orJ.ed atoch ot - 4
CENTS' FURNISIIINII (iOOUS,
HATS, CA1V
(i LOVES, '
C-tt.-n. K.id. Worslr.l, Hack,
Kidies .r OriTtii-. f-ir I..lies .r IJ.-nt.
" llalllkOr-lli,l. -SilUTolloii 'and l.inen.
UMi-RELLAS, TRAVELlN(i JiACS, ,
NECKT1F.S, ' ' - '
(-tit t Sinjfif- and rvrvi Hblt.
Wpolffl att! I.tnt'ti. I'ndr shirts, "Prnwrrf., Stikini
!, in piil! wni i-t . . . .
luYvl IVuUes,
II you .ial tl"' LaU'st Style Silk, .'a.inM('tf)"ui. or Won I
HAT,
Callatllie.NEWSTor.Ko'f . li.&J. Ii. Vll.si
t
' 1 x " , .
e would mv manulactuiV our o n
BATS and therphy the profits of two nrmorc whole-
'tcat'H 11 'n, ' . t
WtiT . .TT.
l iii i .
" ,, i
,1,an cin h" iurcll,M:u WM,w"rPr --
... . - .
T- -JO ..M. .".I SO.l B. X St III I III' tllir Sllll'tl..
and ealiafy yoursi lves. -
II. L. Ji J. I'. WILSON. -Corner
;ai riin and Frint Mrort,
- South of the Host OlK.w. '
Fremont, Xyt. 15, istia.
6tuo '
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I
j
,
j
I cWuriuv: ?J-' mftnlh, whfi -w will prove to anj
' dou'tiuK iipiiticant; lr uro C'of tit abOT rvnd ftr cir
lirtwauluaioii, i (.uUlK H.e our .rmH. AU!rS JONES BRO S &
j Wu?A ttrtli.fcVwtUooiiiU, Ohio
w :' : jfj!
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Cr Wlrant(I if Ilirwtiniifc r follnwwl.
unirrdx ol e'Uz'hS 07 vMCinm nnrr Off rt rrm-
: hntUv l'ured by this Medicine.
''rj'AttVoli A ClKCCLAK KF.SCBllll.SO AIXSTrTMH.
DIT. D. IL SEELYE &. CO.,
i , Siii.iT Tkoprietok.
I OFFIC'K-.UASOXIt TJfcJ.nPJiU,
j itoom No. 11,
CHICAGO, --
.;IT.TJlfOIS.
Symptoms.
Tin- ryiniitoiuM of Catarrh as thef generally appear are
Hrt very ;!isht. TerRonR flnfl they kare a cold, that
: they liar ireiient attaekx, aoi are more seniitire Lo the
- .h.n.. .( twmttrtttiiri. 1 n thift condition the noM mav
j be dry, or a alight diwharite, thin and acrid, afterward be
coming thick miu auheBive. Aa the dueaae o cornea
chronic. tli ilifcliarirn re inKreased in quantity and
chanKl in natity; tney are now-thick and hoary, and
are hawked or coughwl oft. The accretion are olteiiaiTe,
esnsiTig a bad breath: the voice it thick and narnl; the
eyes are weak; the kom of Rnioil ia leaaened or deatroyed;
Jcsmi-fi? frequently take plce. Another common and
important aymptom of Catarrh la, that the peraon ia obli
ged to clxr hi throat in the morning of a thick or ali.
my nnenn which haa fallen down from the head during
theniglit. When thia takes place, tbe peraon may be
Mire that his dise.-ii" is on its way to the lungs d
shootd lne mv tie in arreetmif il. - Tkt mint art hit
r (iie niMtf t'iKrniU ijnlMii.
r A -iule bottle will last a month to be uned three
time a uijf. - - . -
Sold in f remout, by Dillon & Son. Dee. 2, Myl
Foot Rot in Sheep,
, Can bo thoroughly cured,
Rv iik'nat Tti:i''Wi:f' Cure for foot Rut. It lias
fee-u Iho'SH'-hiy t' atel, and ia in ftict juat what H ia
represented lo be, a l'oitive Cure. Hundred of certif
icatea ltks 'he following are being receleed ;
- Rrxtasii, Vt., July llh, lSo.
F. Y. WHiTTtJlORM Dear Sir: Haiii thoroughly
t-ieil your Cure for Foot Rot in Sheep I would aay for
the binrtit of Sheep Raitera that they ahould loae no
time io prcnring a bilMet aa it rertaily will Cure
the Foot Rot in & time, and with leaa t'ouMe, than
L-aay pr?pti:iiiuu of 13iiir Vilnol or any thing elee I ever
F. VIIlTTfI()li;, s,.liI;liuitaaur'r,'
( liatliani 1 Corner, IV. V.
For Sale in Kremont.'by ' -.-..-.
Sim..-. . -, J. ltl ( KIM A; .SONS.
ialf f Itval JEtalc.
0 Ilicanm.Uv nl nvemher, 1;A, a' 3 oVtock. P. M.,
t'i ! or.il iJi.,C,',irt Husaf lq th? villaflre tf I're
iminl, will" .""I t !" Ill" highest bidil. l, the fallowing
wal (iv, .vs.'hv jTfjierty oi 'villiaui Serrmager, ie-
eea -.1, Ml n:-( i n S, n v roil illy and Slate of Ohio, lo
nil: ' ' '
lriliil.-i fi..-litlli l".vl anil iiiiie'v-tw-., -in tr.etil
lsi;e rf Fie vt.nt . -ei-i '.'Mini v jin'l Sttile; iui.1 hcil l.iog
iiain".e l.re-. ri iloe-, anl a,iprn.efd al .J9lo.
I'FIIMS ue-'tiil't Ihir.l infc; II:. tilt hi. anil
oee1h'r in"t .-!i-i t-tt.tittia. f'eferre.l prmen'a to he ne-rri-ihi
!--1 '?..- ..1 the .i.'ni'fces. -
FM.VHi'.ni srUVMAGF.K, Adminix'talrix
; i.-Urf.r IK, 1.n. nf. ' v
Wool Twine,
In nalUandSkeln. -R..l kind., and !HF.Af. -
! ' Yl;iriwl Wnrn
Wrapping" Tyines,
i-i it. ' tf-rjjit ittU.
.... FANCY TWINES, WJCKING,
' - 1 B-'VinpRtrl lrfnni Cord.
RUPK AND CORDAGE.
Writing and Wrapping
Envelopes and Paper Bags. '
Wilbird. Harvey & Co.,
1 maiden liime, IVew York.
.FREMONT
' , lavblc Works.
I 'SMITH Ai CHAPMAN,
l - ?-,V V the old ex'ahlished Marble Yard on
- ( KOIMIAN 6TREKT,
K'.r. -" A-.' t..ririn7 s Urge supply of all kinds of
: MARBLE,
Both American and Foreign,
Which they nianuractnre to order into
Tomb Stones and Monumenis,
'of e.ery style and pattern.
7pVr aa l,OW aa can be had at any shop in
Nor1h.Mll Ohio-
StlP tit the old place on Croghan Street, opposite
Fort Stephenson, t all and eaamine our Marhle and
style ol work i-lore purchasing elsewhere.
ISRAK1. SMITH,
JOSKPH CHAPMAN.
Ki-iii..iit."lii. Aug. 11, l5S.
IMPORTANT
TO
Smokers.
A. WOLF,
Hhr opened a
TOBACCO
S.
CIGAR
opposite (he
'fU'J here will he
- I fc-a- brands of
Innnd tbft
Imported
Chwinff nd Srqribi"(f To a-roj SnuT. Mmbitum Pip,
and Wnodi. Pip- ToWcro B"ot, and Tip Hlpm, ftc.t
Jb?. Snto;'!"' lr!vit,, 1 .' and jndie for thm
iTMi. U' rn utrtt H rn tjiIitr prir.
Opioitt I he lot Office.
A. WOI.F.
Freni'.nt, '., May V", lBii. "mo
AVBK'S AJI I'2 CI JKJK.
I OR THK M'KKHV M1K OK'
Intermittent t'erer, or Kerer and Aine,
Keniittent K. r, . I'hil. fe.er, Humh
Ague. I'eri.vlical Headache, or Billions
ll..ai.-t(:he, and Kiliioua Kerera, indeed
t-M- the whole class ol diseases nrigin
t:uir : ri hiliary deranenient, caused
h tr.. VIkIsi ia ..I miasmatic countries.
FK V KR .'.nd Agne ia not theonl. conse-
queo.. of the missmatii- poison A (treat .srictr of dis
O'ders sHve from its ii.ita'ion. in inalarioos districta,
amnnir which are Xctrralirta, Rlieainmli$it, Utmt, Htmi
nric, HUnJnrss, 7wt.c'(c, Karachc, Catarrk, Jtlkma,
' J'nlpitntfin, Painful Afeeltun of rhr. ,ieca, Hutttrtct,
Pain M the flircs, t..'t, i .reivs's, enu f rr-rmnptmeni
ol II"- Vfiwier. nil ' which when originating :n this
liose put tin the ml'rmillel (, or become periodical.
Thi M'mr" pN the poison from the blood, and thus
cil'es them all alike. H is n t only the ln..l eHwtual
renidp ever discoT-red for this clasi of corrplainta, but
it is the r.h.pet and moreover is reilectly sa.'e. No
hano i'i s-i-H- from its us, and the pa! nt when enred
is I 11 as healrhv a" il he had never had Mie disvse.
fan thi he sai-!of any ..t'lr cure li.r fh'lls and Kever:
It iMrii'of this, and ItK ' iniportanc to those alilicted
with f-e complaint ciiinnt I." overestimated. So sure
is ittn cure the Fever and Arm-, that il may be tnith
Inllv said to be a certain r-meriy. Ons dealer complains
that it is not a pood mdicin to sell, because one hot
tic cureaa whole neighborhood.
Prepared br .1. ('. YKR k fi ., U.well, Mass., and
sold in 'rem. t. b. f . R. Mcfnllo di, K. JMllon A: Son,
and S. Biic'kI.-'.I At Sons, and by dealers everywhere.
tt,-tob-r k .N'oven.ber.
QREAT
CHANCE
AOENTS.
Vhat the People Want: .
STANDARD
IIISTOitV tl' iiii: WAIi,
Complete in one very large Volume of
over 1,000 Pages -
i , t o
liiij wort haw if rival ns:i candid, lH-.id, complot,
auUitnticfcndJU!'lc history "rftt con8ict.M
It rtjiiiiiii'i rf.tdirj; iralVr ..Jn:tl to tiirt'f larc joval oc
tivo vidiim. spl'-ndidh i-I-tr.-d'd with orer 1"0 line
i jM.rtrniu n! ,tti iJtUlr Mtm'-, mar s and riiacraroa.
I iiHtuin ;c'i ! j-aVile i "file " and sotdivrsaDd ener
1 eli roni: in n-at ot-.jrtfilahI enij-oTmpul will
! nu'i this a l.-nt cia.-J-ct: tc iime mimy. We have Agents
4illlO,i-
r. IK YOC WANT A NICE DRESS
'v-
TI .I!. ..r-" - atfxiii-. 'substantial 1 (MIL. HAT,
tl, brs Styles. the rnvr.st, piees..all attha oldstaml
i t txnii-i il-'LtitHEK. No: -t.Uurkland's Block:-
5i . ,1. W. tiltOAT,
PHYSICIAN Sc SURQEON
. ,.,,...,, ssal
"'- ,
OFFICF. Over Valletle's Flour Store. House First
door toutb of Tscliuiny'a Cabioat Rooma. - jao.rto.
A 1
r a
nk' Vioons,'
NFAV' PRICES,
NEW STYLES.. ,K
NEW STYLKS. - ' v V..'
-4'AIiIi ANI SF.F. THKM,
' ' ; A Lli ANlsKE THK'M,
; AT -' -
EMSVIRICH & GO'S,
- .... ' ,.. ,. .. .. ,v . : , . -V
WJio are in Market with a large" and va
ried Slock of
Alpaccas, MuriooK rnlin, IJeUiaea, 1'riots, Sackings,
Cloatings, all of which nave been aelectod with care.
rl boy the bat .in.llateatstjlbaof Crotkerf enm
to " BHMRICB & OO'S.
TO get the worth of your money when
tiki boya pound uf TEA call at -
' EMMRICH CO'S.
IF you want the lest SUGAR in market
and the most fur joni money you IU Hud it at
EMMRICH & CO'S. '
rOKFKK, the'lwst at . " i : "
V ''- EMMRICH L Co'S.
EOR jitue and unadulterated. Groceries
JL ol all kinds e lo ' "
EMMRICH it CO'S.
WE call special attention to our
; MIW' rOCK
of tlhitbs, I'.asjmera, Vaetinra, Onts furnishing Moe.lf,
READY-MADE - OLOTHINO-1
f( tha hr Wrid w?I! a?lti a6nf toi.ft pur
ch 1 wWh pvcial rMfrMirP fn Hiia marlrM wnd thtf
trade, - :, , a . : -r.- -;
V ; Cannot be Undersold!
Our I'rofiU mml be Squall but Snlen Quick.
Our Stock is too complete for enumera
tion. We Ihereinre inr te all wishinit to purchase goods
In enr line to eall and examine before aroing elsewhere,
q. weeawpoflttirelrsell you iroodaif yov wish to hue. :
' y .Trouble lo Show Go&
EMMRICH t CO.
P. S. MR. A. fiUSDORF IN RETIR-
Ing fnim the Dry Goods Trade, retains an offloe at out
store, and will bny, paying CASH and the higheat prioa,
for .- .-'
' : DRESSED OR' LIVE HOGS, " :
VVHEAT, CORN, RYE, OATS, SEEDS
WOOL, AC, 40. - - T
. ' ;r: :.v'; e. & co.
. Kramoo't, October 13, 188., 38a41tf .
IMPKOVED JlELODEO.!.
Tolkiio. Ohio. Oetoher. 1HM.
Mr. W. tV, 'innr Your Improred Melo.le.ms s re.
in my opinion, me iic ruu vur ol Keen instruments
Their erenneea of "tone power" ia greater than any simi
lar instrument I hare seen. I take great pleasure la
recommenaing mem aa ine hkt Meiodeona In the mar
ket. . L MATHIAS, Teaohar of Mnaie. .
For yeara to come we beliere they will be the farorit
wlta those who want tne heat. AttvertXMr.
WHITNEY'S
, Touoo, Ohio. October. 184.
Hk. H'. W. Whit.mt: Dear Sir: 1 hare examined yonr
ImproTe.1 Meiodeona, and I takeplaaanre in aaying that I
Bnd In them an tne elements trial nare been an loog
aoaght after. Your improvement in the bellowa, will, I
am sure, maae inem me oht pcktict ot Keed inatrm
menta. J. E. GILI.MAN,
Toner and Repairer of Organs, Fianoa and Meiodeona.
Exeeeds in oar eatimatiou erery other instrument of
this general class. t elegram.
Ma. W. W. WmTvar, Toledo, Ohio. I wish to ex Dress
my adtniaation of the anperioritv ol the Meiodeona of
yonr manuiaclure. ine Hetty ur Aaaai tone usually
found in Melodeons is entirely ohTiated by yonr improve
ment. Wishing yon tbe success yon so' wel I deserve, I
am yours, truly, W. B. THOMPSON, Frof Mnaie, N.V.
Nerer seen any thing of tbe kind that interested to
mueh. (Jazslts. . . . --
IMPROVED
- Tin.auo, Ohio, Ortolwr MOt, ISM.
liaatt Sik: It is with tbe utmost willingness that I give
my teetimony as regards the excellency of yonr Melo.le
oiia. After a tnoruugh acquaintance with the instru
ments l other makers, candor mpia me u say that
those ol yonr manufacture surpass them aa regarda alao
ticity or toui-h; erenneas of roicing; and freedom from
all harabiMaa, and thinness of tone. 1 shall unhesitat
ingly reeommend them io answer In the numerous inqui
ries of purchasers. Yourstruly, , fc. SPRAWUK,
Prof, ol Music, and Organist of Trinity Church.
. The smootheneaa of tbe tone makes a heantifnl aenom
paniment for the voice. VW . .
Surpass every thing in this line we bar. seen, whether
French or American . Vmmmxerdml.
s ' -.': . ,- - . ' r
Aceepl, Mr., ft hlteey, my smoere'q,ngratu!atiDa.
Henceforth Toledo may advantageously compete witb any
of theiarger cities in the construction of Meiodeona.
, D. IHtVlVO, Opera Manager, N. T.
Realif verv efleetive and heantitul instruments. All
that want the beat will get "Whitney's." Hlmde.
MELODEONS.
Once having seen them, will ennvinrethe most skepti
cal that they are jnat what baa been long wanting.
Hrmld. . -
I am daily reeeivini letiera similar 1. 1 1 hose shove from
professional musiciana: also from persona who have the
Instruments in use; every Instrument warranted 6 ream.
I haie all the facilitiesfor manufacturing these Meio
deona, (every department being nn.ler mr personal super
vision.) and I feel con Ii dent with mv unsurpassed im
provements, that I am now placing belorethe public a
superior Instrument, larger, and with an evenness of tone
not heretofore obtained by any other Melndeon manufac
turer. The finish an.ldnrahillty of these instruments are
second to none. .- . . : - .
All orders will s"cnre ss prompt si lention aa if the par
ties were here to select. Address all orders to
W. W. HllllREl,
11 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio.
Kurtory UK it Mrt Summit Nlrert, TnWo.
Nov. ih. (KM, to Jan. le, lH6e.e -
lloinc In sura lire Company
OF NEW YORK.
Janoaet 1, 1864.
jah Cupilnt, fJ, 000,000,00
A "wis, j iiy i ai, i i;-i, : , I 7 , o 1 a , T
LinbililiPR, .51,577,54
rtMUP C-ompany Insures Property acsinst the dangers
of Fire and Inland Navigation ,n-l Transportation,
rn faoorahle ternis.
Those who insure in this Company can have the feel
ins; nf security, by reference to its Large Capital and of
being dealt with in the moat equitable manner.
11 f.oasea ar Promptly raid!
1 1 managing officers have built np in the laat eleven
years a Company, unparalleled by any similar one, and
aeenred the reputation ol honorable dealing with their
eatri-na. CHARl.KS J. WARTIV, President,
A. V. tTII.MARTH. Viee President.
Jork Mil.aa. Secretary. -
K.W. B. !lrl.H.I.AN,'tri.
Fremont Anr 30.1HM
TOWN LOTS FOR 8 ALE!
rixHK anbacriber haa a number of Lot, weat of the Kail
1. Road lepot,in Fremont, between Crogban and Napo
leon Streets, which he will sell on liberal terms as to
price and payment. R. P. BfJCaTXAKD.
. fietaoat. Mareh a. 1 aat . .
Administrator' Snlc.
TOTICK is hereby given that I will offer for sale at ven
doc, on tbe 4th day of December next, at I o'clock
F. M., on said day, at tfcc door of the Conrt House, in
Fremont, the west half of the northwest quarter of
section number thirteen, township live, rang.- sixteen,
subject to the homestead and dowel estate of Catharine
Wc'dner, widow of John V. Wnidner. dec-axed.
TKKMS. One-third in b.tn.1,
one-third ittoneyear,
and one third in two yuan., with interest.
.lERFMUH GIBBS, A.lmr,
By J 1.. Sreene, his Arrvl
Fremont, 0 Oct. 19, ls6d. Jwe - '
.Votice.
is been dn'
rpHK nnceri .nwl has been .ln'v ..i.lnted Adminis
tratnr of the Kstate ot Charles Ca'l, late of Sandna-
j Vy nuwty Ohm Al rersrne indebted to the estate are
: reMUwsted to make immdia e payment, and all those
havina- claims arain.t the same will nreaent 'liera to
the underxig ed f -r sllnwances. : JnHN SMITH,
1 Novembrr alb, UH. Maw3 -
r
i
WJlSRIGE,'-
rREBKNTS His OMPI.IMENT8 10
, H IS FRI EN PS A X I) CUSTOMERS,
AVOBRIKFLV- ANKOiM?Kf THK j
LARCE 4 BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
IN
AN D
Summer Goods.
. i i i i I:
FOR THE LADIES.
DRESS GOODS,
'' OF ALL KINDS
- OF THE LATEST
AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
. CALICOES, r. .
; SHEETINGS
J TICKINGS, ' .
rTLANNRLS, rt(!.
Groceries and Crockery.
WE ALWAYtf HAVE A LARUE
A ND ,. b HO ICE 8T0C K ON HAN l.
. We are to receipt ef floods direct I rem New Teak ever v
few day, and all who bay ef RICE, will be certain of get.
teg Seed, Fashionable, and Cheap Soods.
ALL IN WANT OF GOOD GOODH,
WILL DO" WELL TO CALL ON US.
WM. A; RICE.
FRKMONT. APRTU
The War is over !
Gold has Gone Down I
,; AND
OBBtt TS 5i SHELDON
Have reduced the Prices
ON HARDWARE
TO CORRESPOND.
lifE ak the Farmers to call and exaiu-
Tools and Implements,
which consist in part of
' ' Coml .illation Steel Tlow,
Curtis' Iron Beam,
Fostoria Cast Plow,
Grn Plown,
Shovel Plows, doahle and single,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Corn Shelters, iron and wootl,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horee Forks,
Hofjs and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
Shovels and Spades,
Wheel! arrows,
Chums, Tubs, Pails, Bwom
Clothes' Wringers,
Spinning Wheels and Ueeli,
Sheep Shears and Wool Twine
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, afec, cic, etc.
Toother with a courpltite stock of
Nails,
House and Burn Trinmiiiuw,
Builders' ami Fanneiii' Hardware,
STOVES,
'fin and Shtet Iron Ware,
e
All of which wa ofer at
Prices which defy Competition!
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
CHAMPION
Mower & Reaper
Cider Mills,
Buckeye Wood Sawing Machines,
Fairbanks' Scales,
Our Tin Shop,
Is in order, and will 11 juur orders
with despatch.
ROBERTS &, 5HELOON,
TRJMOMT, OHay 1I,1M.
M No mM up Viir etmlnictii our powt-ris
Foclh irhoU HonniUNMf rontinpnt in aMiit."
DR. IIOBACKS
HLOOI) PURIFIER,
AND
HLOOI) PILLS,
Hare been introduced to the public for mere than si a
yeara and hare acquired an
Immense Popularity,
Far eseeediug any Family Medicine, of aaimilar nature
in the market.
Aa appreciating public was not long in discovering
Ihey possessed remarlrahie
Curativa- Proirtis
and bene, their
.. .. c .
KapKl bale,
and consequent protit to the proprietor, thus enabling
bimtoexpen.l
1
jviatiy liiousanus
of dollar, each year in advertising their merits and pub
lishing the
Numerous Certificates
which have been showered upon him
From all parts of the Country.
The peculiarity of the
Blootl Purifier and Pills
ia that they strike at the root ef DISEASE, by eradicat-
lag every particle of . - .
Impurity in the Blootl
for the life and health of the body dependa upou the pu
rity of the blood. If the blood is poisoned, tbe body
drags ont a miaerable eziatence. These Medicines
ealth of the body depen
d. If the blood is poi
rable eziatence. These
Are Unequalled
for earing
Scrofula,
Syphilis
Old Bona,
Salt Rheum,
Headache,
Fever and Ague,
Female Complaints,
St. Antheny'a Fire,
, BktnDii
- Rheumaliava,
rtyrepeia,
Irfrer Complaint,
. lnchorrh.ea,
I Frysipelaa,
. Twenora.
v .
fcrupitoea,
Fita, Merofhtoea CoaoeaipUum, Ao.
aw ee f ee ea e ee
. n i 1 -i 1 i
'rTn writs-, ht-r Jaulil?r wam ruriof htof
am 7ir in'iioff mt St. VittM tlmnc of two jer.
ANn HKR writes l-'1 n w ciimlftr liis tlih bad
njtntft wMtfii Awajr. TIia dor torn prtnouncl the caq
ANOTHliH waacaied of Fever and Ague ad
avevv medicine in hia reach.
trying
ANOTHER waa cored ..f Fever Sore which bad existed
fourteen yeara.
ANOTHER of Rheumatism of ei(ht years.
IJa.M. io.iiiin-rablM l fis.Mpia and l.iver L'.'mplainte
eonld be mentioned in which the
PtiritW and Pills work like a charm.
THK BLOOD PILLS
are fc. rrst active and thorough Pills that have ever
ben introduced They act so directly upon the Liver
eacitlng that organ to such an eit.ot aa that the system
doe, not relapaelnto it former eondtrtnu. which is too
apt ti N the ease with simply a purgative pill.
rney are riiy a
Blood mid Livr Pill
which, in eon.iiinettoji with the
HLOOI) PURIFIER
will core all the aforementioned r)ieeas, enl, ef tbein
Iveaeiil relieve and cure
Reeda-he, C.jstivenese.
t'hotic Pains, t;holera Morbus,
, ' Indtfeetion, Pain in tbe Bowels
Piaaineea, lie.
yr Try these Medicinee an4 yon will never re arret it.
ARM vonr neiKDBora. wno nave a sen inem, ana tney wui
SSJ they are
(ood Medicines,
and yon sboubl try them before gouigr for a physieiaD.
flet a Pamphlet or Almanac of my local asr"nt, and read
tbe eertiflcates, and if yoa have ever denoted, yoa will
Doubt no More.
As a proof that the Blood Farther and Pills are pnreiy
vegetable, I have the certificate of those eminent chem
ists, Proteaaora Chilton of N. Y-, and Locke of Cincinnati.
Bead Dr. Roback'a Special Notices and Certificates pub
lished in a eonapicaooa part ef tbia paper from time to
time.
Price of the rVamlinaviaa Vegetable Blood Partner,
1 per bottle, or fo per hall dozen. Of tbe Scandinavian
Blood Pills, io oenta per boa, or boiea for 1.
0. W. ROBACK, Proprietor, No. Rant Foartn Street,
Cincinnati, te whom all order ahoald be adrlisaasi.
SOU) BT
0. X- MeCULLOOH, Fremoat, Ohio.
8. BfTCKI.AND, . tm
K. PILlJK SON, -P0WKR3
JAK6ER, Wood vi He,
WM. J. MILLER, Clyde, "
aad merehaat (enerally throughout the L'aite-I .-Ualsa.
C. W ROBACK,
Compounder of Stomach Bitter. Blood Purifier, and
Blood Pill. Distiller and manufacturer of Catawba and
Sweediah Brandiea, and all kinda of tbe fineet Dome
Liquor, which are sold wholesale or is any deaired quan
tity, at hob. so, eo, evnne ei, miii aim street, uineia-
aati, Ohi. ... . Heat, m, two. ly
Furniture Ware Rooms.
C. W. T8C1IIJMY,
fltAKKS pleaanre in announcing that he has enlarged
X and Improved hi Furniture Manufactory and Ware
Hons Keoma, itraateo on tne corner at
Front and Garrison Street,
Pireetly opposite T. Clapp's Store, where he is prepared
to snpply ail in want of Furniture with as good aa arti
cle, and aa CHEAP as any other establishment ia 9a
dusky eonnty. His atoek constats or
Bitrtiut, Tables, Stands, Chnir, Rfdstend..
rARI.OR H'RNITllRK-nd in fact every article ofFnr-
nitnr reqnisiteto bouse keeping. All descriptions
Fiivnitere manufactured to order and WARRANTF.D.
rail any Ware Room.
UNIKRTAKII;.
I have inat built a splendid HKARR, and am prepared
to accompany Funeral, furnishing COFFINS, Ac, in my
line. COFFINS alwaya on hand, or made te order im
mediately, la have also oa hand
Fisk'0 Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
Maileof Impenahabie materials, enameled iaaideaad oat
to prevent nut, and the exterior ha a fine Rosewood
Sniab. When properly cemented the remain ef the de
ceased are free from irruption of water or the depreda
tion nf vermin, and may without offensive odor be kept
as long as desired, thus obviating the necessity of hasty
wrll. I have tb.ee of all .
Fremont, law lM V. W. TSCHIHIV.
FURNITURE WARE-ROOMS.
J. W. STEVENSON,
PMI.S!N ISO MaNrFarTI'RF" AM. STTI.F.f
Parlor, Dining Room and Kitchen
FURISTTTTTRE.
flea on hand lot of
e!egt
SOFA S sn.l
t.0rNttKf.
I'F.NTF R !
0 R l TaBI.F.f",
WASH STANDS,
aroed or marble top
SFt'RKTARIKS.
BOOK A S K S,
Rnveaus,WhatKota
Cupboards,
Qnartett-s, Otto-
mana. Foot and
Music Stools, ia
Rosewood, Ma-
hegony or Rlack
walnut.
Mahogonr
FARI.OR CHAIRS,
and ROCKERS of
different
style and patterns
AH kinds of Cane sn.l Wood seat Cbaira with Kwke
He also keeps a ftoek of F.astem Furniture, which be
tends to increase as the demand require,.
Ia connection he ha a
COFFIM UOOM,
where are kept all sites sn.l styles of Coffins from splen
did to plsin. He keeps a good Hearse for the convey
ance of the deed.
Jt will he the aim of the proprietor of thia K.s'aMieh-
aniloe ine aim 01 ine propneior o. in. r.-.....-R-
t to maintain the well-known reputation of hia work
ry At theold stand 3d Building on Croghaw street
FnmowV Jaa. IS. 1
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Til ami a,lalla (IWtllinta.
UL llVlltlla 11'IIIV m mm
JUST RF.CKIVF.D, a lew docees more ol tnoae
Pbotoarrapltle Albums,
of the latest styles, best manufacture and very cheap.
Also, a few hundred nice
PHOTOGRAPHS,
a choice collection. Call and examine for yourselves,
the Po.t 0e Building. H. J. ZIMMFRMAN.
frereeet. June JO. 1M4
MEAT MARKET.
pHF. l7NDKRSIt'F.n respeetfullr n
I hr. the eititena-of FRKMONT
r - aarfaMsn.
vicinity that they have refitted and moved
;i the Old Market Stand occupied by E.
r 1 i. . 1 1 ,.J mjim 1 . .at v K A Tra.ti At O.rt .H
WKLLPREPARKDtoacmmodatethmrCTtoiiirwltli
the choicest article ia their line. W shall keep
BBXF, VIAL, MUTTON, LAMB, CORBXO BBBF,
AND SALT PORK,
For aale at all hour of the day and the evening. We
a keen, when the, can be nroeured.
ty Every thing bought at our Market will hedelivered
sny where la th. orpor.t.oor.. . cAsr,
af AW0 atvaaasmis !
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The above is a corree likeness ol Dr. Seh.awk, jn.1
'r r"VT'rint frnn; C.maumptii-n. manv veaea ago. -
U.W,. a hk,, ef him he wow appear.,
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TVT- -TaH.-CHJES.Cla.'rJ .
rhncipei effic and La oratory i at the N. E. corner
SIXTH and COMMKRCK Street, Philadelphia, where all
letter for advice or best nee shoe Id be directed.
Be will be tmnd there very SATURDAY, prclvseioa
ally to examine Lang with Keep! ioi meter, for wkiee hie
fee I three dollar; all advice free.
In New York, at No. i BOND Street, every TI'FS
DAT, from A. M, te P. M.
At the MARLBORO HOTF.L, Heloe, January If, awl
IP, February ! and in, Mareh 1 and In, April It led
30, May 17 and 1. June 14 aud la, July IV and 'jn.
The time for my being in BALTIMORX and PTTT)-
BURO will be seen ia the daily paper ef that city.
The HiBToaT or 1. Scbknck'k own C'aar.
AND now it a wax riiKM or CoNstiatrrinn.
Many ea irii, whilet reardiur tu Fbilidel-
phis, I had uriicrewaefl gradnaUji iuto tbe lt
atjtgp f f'nlmiiarj Cinii nipt ion. A1J nope
of my reoyry being ilimtipaied. wan advtM-rl
by my phypeuMi, In-. I'arrwhv In raotove int.
thewmntry. Mwrtwrj, New Jeraey, be in 7
my Dative plnen. 1 was remnred Uistther. My
father and all bin Family had lived and died
there and died of Pnbnotiary Coosamption.
i)n toy arrival I wan put t bed, where) I lay
for many ween in wnai waa tieemeci a aopelewe
condition. Dr. Thornton, who had been toy
father' family phyatciau, and hadaUended him
in his laat illness, was called to aee rree. He
thought my case entirely beyond the rearJi f
medicHte, and decided . that, J tnuat iic, and
jrave me one week to arrange my temporal
affairs. In thisappearant'y honeleua condition.
I heard or the revuediea which I now mare and
ell. It seemed to tne that I could fee) them
working their way, and penetrating every nerve,
fibre, and tissue of my ayatem.
My Innga and liver pnt on a new action, and
the morbid mutter wWh for yean, had arrum
n la ted and irritated the different orgoa of the
body, waa eliminated, the tubercles of say lttng
ripened, and I ezpsetorated from any langa aa
much aa a pint of yellow offensive matter every
nrorninff. Aa thia expectoration of matter sub
aided, the fever abated, the pain left tne, the
cough ceased to harrass me, a td tbe exhausting
night-sweets were no longer known, and 1 had
refreshing aleep, to which I had long been a
stranger. My appetite now began to return,
and at times I found it difficult to restrain my
self from eating too much; with this return of
health, I gairrod in strength, and now am fleshy.
I am now a healthy man, with a large healed
cicatrix in tfie middle lobe of the right lnng and
the lower lobe hepatised with complete adhe
sion of the pleura. The left lung ia sound, and
the tipper lobe of the right on ia in a tolerably
healthy condition. '
Conau motion at that time waa thought to be"
an incurable disease, by every one, physieiant
as well ss those who were unlearned io medi
cine especially auch cases as were reduced to
the condition I waa in.' Thia induced many
riople to believe my recovery only temporary,
now prepared and gave the medicine to eon
sumptives for some time, and made many won
derful cure; and the demands increased so rap
idly that I determined to offer them to the pub
lic, snd devote my undivided attention to lung
disease. In truth I was next to forced to it,
for people wound send for me Car and near, to
ascertain whether their cases were like mine.
For many year, in conjunction with Toy
principal office in Philadelphia, I have been
making regular professional visits to New York,
Boston, Baltimore, and Pittsburg.
For several years past 1 have made as many
as live hundred examinations weekly witb the
"Ketipirometer." For auch examination my
charge is three dollars, and it enables me to give
each patient the true condition of his disease,
and tell him frankly whether he will get well.
The great reason why physicians do not cure
Consumption i. that they try to do too much;
they give medicines to stop the cough, to stop
the night-sweats, hectic fever, and by so doing
they derange the whole digestive system, lock
ing up the serrations, and eventually tbe patient
dies.
The I'lilmonic Syrup is one of the most val
uable medicines known. It is nutrient, power
fully Ionic, and healing in itself. It contain
no opium, yet loosens the phlegm in the bronch
ial tubes, and nature throws it off with little ex
ertion. One bottle frequently cures an ordin
ary cold: hut it will be well first to take a dose
of Schenck's Mandrake's Pills to cleanse the
stomach. The Pulmonic Syrup ia readily di
gested and absorbed into blond, to which it im
parts its healing properties. It is one of the
beet preparations of iron in nse; it is a powerful
tonic of itself; snd wham the Seaweed Tonic
dissolve the mucus in the stomach, and ia car
ried off by the aid nf tbe Mandrake Pills,
healthy flow of gastric juice, good appetite and
a good digestion 101 low.
The Seaweed Tonic is a stimulant, ami none
other is required when it is used. It is pure
and pleasant; no had effects like when nains
Bourbon whisky, which disorders the stomach,
torpers the liver, locks up all the secretions,
turns the blood into water, dropay sets in, and
the patient dies suddenly.
Bourbon whiskey is recommended now-a-days
by almost every physician. Many patient
that visit my rooms, both male and female, are
stupefied with this poison. The relief is teni-
turary. If they cough they take a little whis
y; if they feel weak and feeble they take a
little whisky; if they cannot sleep they take s
little whisky; aud they go on in this way, re
quiring more and more until they are bloated
up. and imagine they are getting fleshy. The
stomach, liver, and digestive powers are com
pletely destroy etl, and lose I heir appetite for
food. No one was ever cured nf consumption
by this process, where cavities have been form
ed in the lungs. A little stimulant is frequent
ly beneficial to consumptives, such aa pure
brandy or good wines; in many cases London
porter or brown stout in moderate quatities; but
Bourbon whiskey hastens on instead of curing
consumption.
The Seaweed Tonic produce lasting result,
thoroughly invi:oratiii!r the stomach and di-
eeMive yhlem,aiid enablimr tto eliminate and
. ...... ... 1 ,u r 1 k;l. t
I mate into healthy blond the food which may be
: used for that purse. Jt I so wonuermi ir
effect that a wineglass full will digest a
j oeaiy me. Mild little of it taken before
! breakfast will give a tone to the stomach which
few medicines possess the power of doing.
The MANDRAKE PILLS may be taken
with entire safety by all ages and conditions,
producing all the good results that can be ob
tained from calomel, or any of the mercurial
medicines. and without any of their hurtful or
injurious results. They carry out of the sys
tem the feculent and worn-out matters loosened
and dissolved by my Seaweed Tonic and Pul
monic Syrup. It will be seen that all three of
my medicines are needed in most cases to cure
Consumption.
AGKNTS. 4yl
BOSTON IJeiirgeC. I'Otniwin Co.
NEW Yl ) K K lemas Barnes fc Co.
BALTlMOriK S. S. Hance.
PITTSBU Rti Dr. teorge H. Kever.
CINCINNATI F. E. Suire at Co and Jvlin
P. Park.
CHICAGO Lord A Smith, and U. Scovi.
ST LOCIS Collins Broth
I SAN FRA NClSCO-HosU
er.
s tetter, Smith,. Dean.
Alio, sold by a druggist and Dealer.
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