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Fremont Journal.
VTber. spades rrow bright, tod Hdl . Hrords
Crow dull:
'- Where nils ra empty, lad where' krtl ire
full;, ,.
Where church paths are by frequent feet out
worn ; i
Law eourt yards weedy, silent and forlorn 1
Where doctors foot it, and where farmer ride;
Where age abounds, and youth is multiplied
Where these tig as are, they clearly indicate .
. A happy people and well-governed State. .
tYonli done.
WHAT DRAINING DOES.
Draining removes stagnant 'water from
the surface, and surplus water from under
' the surface.
Draining lengthens the seasons.
Draining deepens the soiL -
Draining equalizes the temperature, of
the soil during the seasoa of growth.
. ' ' Draining carries down soluble substances
to the roots of plants. . '
' Drainage prevents weaving outi freeaiag
out, or winter ki'i'mg. "
Drainage prevenU.injury frpra drbuth.
flflage improves the quantity' and
Vitality of the crops.
Drainage increases the effect of ma
nure. . ' ' '' ''
- Drainage prevents rust-in wheat and
' rot in potatoes. OhioAg. Reports. 1
MAPLES FROM SEEDS.
The farmers of Page county, Iowa, find
no difficulty in raising the maple from
' seed collected in the month of June, rfnd
sometimes as late as July 10th, and plant
ing them at once. They come up imme-
; diately, and grow the same season to the
hight of from one to two feet The ground
is well prepared, and furrows struck at
such distances apart as suits tho notion of
the planter, about four inches deep-rr-into
' which the seeds are dropped, and covered
either with the hoe or plough. I have
seen them covered either way with equally
good success. The tillage 'after,; planting
is about the same as that of corn.
Profits 0F'FrrKxrirq Hoc-t-J.VV.
"Zigler, of Rolling Prairie, Ind., made the
following results in fattening hfteen hogs.
He fed the hogs 42 days, using up 5,000
lbs. of corn, or 100 bushels . tie gained
1,770 pounds of pork, which 'brought: in
Chicago 1185 85 more than the cost of
the corn.. Thus he got nearly ;,$ 1,86
- bushel for the corn hy feeding it, and sav
ed the nannre besides, which will be worth
at least 20 bushels of com to him in hip
next cron. -.. '-' .-;!:
THE CHILD'S ETIQUETTE.
The following hints on education, eti
quette and morals, from the pen of George
1 rancis Train, are worth publishing:
Always say, Yes sir; No, sir; Yes papa
JNo, papa; lhank you; JNo, thank you
(rood morning; Good night. Never say
How, or Which, or What Use no slang
terms. Remember good spelling, reading,
writing and grammar are the base of all
true education. :...
Clean faces, clean clothes, clean shoe4
and clean finger nails indicate good breed'
ing. Never leave your clothes lie about
the room. Have a place for every thing,
and every thing in its place.
Rap before entering a room, and ncvej
leave it with your back to the company
Never enter a private room or public place
with your cap on. .
Always offer your seat to a lady or old
gentleman. Let your companions enter
the carriage or room firsU-
At the table eat with your fork; at up
straight ; never use your toothpick, (al
though Europeans do) and when leaving
ask to be excused. :
Never put your feet on cushions, chairs,'
or table. .
Never overlook when others are reading
or writing, nor talk or read aloud while oth
era are reading. When conversing, listen
attentively, do not interrupt or reply till
the other is hmshed.
Never talk or whisper aloud at pub-
he places, and especially in the private
room where any one is singing of playing
the piancv .. . ; : t ' i
Jjoud coughing, hawking, yawning,
' sneezing and blowing is ill-mannered. In
every case cover your mouth with th
handkerchief which never examine noth
ing wore vulgar except spilling on tlte floor.)
Treat all with respect, especially the
poor. Be careful to injure no one's feeli ngs
by unkmd remarks. - .never tell tales,,
make faces, call names, ridicule the lame,
mimic the unfortunate, or be cruel to in
sects, birds or animals,
Mori Precious than Riches. Would
it not please you to pick up a stringof icarls,
drops of diamonds and precious stonen, as
you pass along the streets t It would make
you feel happy for a month kxrome. fcmeh
happiness you can give to others.. . How.
do you ask ! By dropping good words lis
you pass along. 1 hese are true pearls and
precious stones which never can be lost:
of which none -deprive you. Siieak to
that orphan child ; bright diamonds flash
in his eyes. Smile on the sad and defect
ed; a joy suffuses his cheek more brilliant
than the most precious stones, By the
way side, amid the city's din, anil at the
fireside of the poor, drop words and smiles
to cheer and bless. You will feel happier
when resting upon your pillow at the
close of day, than if you had picked.up
score ot perishing jewels. ' 1 he latter fade
and crumble in time; the former fcroiv
brighter with age, and produce happier
reflections lorever.
Tiik Secret of Bad Luce. The secret
of bad luck, in our opinion, lies in bad hab-
ats or baa management much more than in
accidental circumstances. Generally those
who complain most of Dame Fortune's
irowns, are those who have done tha lesist
"to merit her smiles. A writer of much
experience in the world says: "I never
knew an early rising, hard working, impru
dent man, careful of his earnings. "and
ttricuy nones t, who complained of bad
luck. A good character, good habits, iron
industry, are impregnable to the assaults
oi ail tne ill tuck that tools ever dreamt of.
But when I see a tatteredmalion creeping
out of a tavern late in the afternoon, with
his hands stuck in his pockets, the rim of
His tiat turned up, and the crown knocked
" in, I know he has bad luck for the worst
of all luck is to be a sluggard, a knave, or
a tippler.
Tkkatimkt of the Aeb. A .little
thoughtful attention, how happy it makes
the old ; ihey have outlived most of the
friends of their youth. How lonely their
hours. Often their partners in lite have
long filled silent graves; often their chil
dren they have followed to the tomb.
lhey stand solitary, bending on their staff,
waiting till the same call shall reach, them.
How often they must think of absent la
mented faces ; of the love which cherished
them, and the tears of sympathy that fell
with theirs, now all gone. 'Why shpuld
not the young cling around and cwufort
them, cheering their gloom with songs
and happy smiles 1
a i .a. l a
Mr. Stevens attempted last week to in
troduce a resolution of congratulation on
the escape of the Emperor of Russia from
an assassin. As Alexander is the Eman
cipator of Russia, and was the steadfast
friend of this country during the war,
there is a manifest propriety in such a res
olution. But Mr. Ross, democrat, objected,
and Mr. Stephens said he would with
draw it until one man in favor of assassina
tion could not obstruct its reception.
.
a
CASH STORE!
i 5 tob 6 s". O C
NEW GOODS.
CHEAP GOODS.
" tpr,:i lot tffr-ijr.
' CHEAP v GOODS.
JUST RECEIVED.
.(ill ; i ' :- :
rpvFUST RECEIVED
E uHff FMeiviMT om of tbe larrest and Hoes!
toe It of .roods ever offerer in Fremont, which
be told cheap for cuh. We bare a fine stock ofj
DRESS GOODS!
'i!r i 'Of.sUkiso'conaUtingpf '. ,
SILKS, -
ALPACCAS, '
LEONOS, , .... ,...- : ..
- DELAINES, -
: challis, ;
.'"''. u .SCOTCH GINGHAMS,
PRINTS, fcC, fcC.
If 1 '- ! ' ' " ' '
W have also t Urge atock of .
SHEETING, .'
11 SinRTIG,;,..;;
, ;, STRIPES, :,,. . ;
PANTING,.-
v COTTON AIDS, &C.
We Imt a fine stock of
BROADCLOTH,
CASS1MERE,
SATINETS, &C, feC.
rarclrasers who wishi o buy
CARPETING
MATTING,
OILCLOTHS, &C
will do well to grre as a call before baying elsewhere.
cV yon wish a
GOOD CARPET,
A NEW CARPET,
A BEAUTIFUL CARPET,
Go to tho . V
FREMONT CASH STORE.
Boots & Shoes.
MISSES' SHOES, . r
CHILDREN'S SHOES,
BOYS' SHOES,
GOOD AND CHEAP.
HATS, CAPS, : i
LADIES' HATS,
All Sew and Cheap. Also,
linen'goods,
white goods,-
L xDIAPEliZ: L-'
HOSIERY, AC.
B; D. AUSTIN.
JFREMONT, APRIL i3, I860.
t -
CROCKERY
EMPORIUM, i
R. MOORE,
TTAVIVG purchased the well known Crockery Store
J. x. W. Bowl us & tjo ts prepared to supply the c
txeus of Sandusky and adjoining eoantieswith
CROCKERY,
China and
Glassware
r., -
LOOKING GLASSES, J
Britanoia-Ware, Plaled-Ware,
TABLE C'UTIiEUY,
WK II4VK ON HAND THE
Lars est Slock
Ever Brought to Fremont,
and are recemng daily, direct frooi the manafactoietr,
altkindaof
CROCKERY AND GLASSWARE
which we are lelUug at prices that
DLi Y COIflPEXI'MON.
We have a large and well selected
STOCK Q F , LAMPS,
.tJOOW SLlTliV or Oil.
WekeepeverrthiUK inoorliue and aellitaa cheap
io)hadia;MoUieni Ohiov; j , ; . . -
Come in and examine our Stock and yoawill find tho
';BBST 'ASSORTMENT,
' and the
LOWEST PRICES
i - to be foaad in Una market.
In connection with the abore he will aell the well
known
, Crodian Mills Flour,
man ii facto red by Moore k. Dean, (formerly Moftra k VaU
lette.i All oar flour is made from No. 1 wheat and is
guaranteed to giw sa tin taction.
ni win Keep constantly on rtind at Wnolesale and
Retail. Floor, tiraham,Carn Meal, Bran, tie.
Don't forget the Place,
Talkfte, Moore & Rawson Block.
. . ....' E. R. MOORE.
V'sri&bkV, Mar ch 23, I860 I2yl.
.
If
of
!
AMERICAN,.VATCHES
.01 "-t Sr. .s. l a im
SWISS WATCHES.
Fine Geneva Watches,
Mvie eipremlj for myde. '
Ladies' (.old Watches,
loaonlod and plain, and aet with diamond..
Silver Plated Ware.
1'ine Pocket Cutlery.
Scissors, large and small.
Spectacles, steel, silver ic sold.
Por teinoaaies.
Smith ic Wesson fine T Shooters.
Diamond Rings with1 Crown
Setting.
Ladies' dold and Plated Chatc
lain Chains.
Solid Plain Heavy Void Rings
by the Pwt.
Ladies' Sets enameled and plain,
" pendant,' oval and round.
Chrysolite JUrops set in fine Gold
Silver and German Silver Thim
bles. Gold Pen.
Ladies' Cabas Bags.
Fine Table Knives.
Hair Chains.
Water bur ylClocks.
JUST RECEIVED,
v '
WARRANTED,
AND GOING CHEAP, at
ZIMMERMAN'S.
Fremont, O, Dec 1, 18M. m6.
The War is over!
Gold has Gone Down!
.' ; AND
ROBERTS & SHELDON
Have reduced the Prices
ON HARDWARE
TO CORRESPOND.
WE ask tlie Farmers to call and exam
ing our stock of -
Tools and Implements,
'which consist in part of
Combination Steel Plow,
Curtis' Ii'on Beam,
Fostoria C:ut Plow,
- Corn Plows, . ;
Shovel Plows, double and single,
Cultivators,'.
Road Scrapei-s,
Corn Sliellere, iron and wood,
Straw Cutters,
Horse Rakes,
Horse Forks,
Hoes and Forks,
Rakes and Scythes,
Grain Cradles,
Scythe Sticks and Stones,
. Shovels and Spades,
Wheelbarrows,
Churns, Tubs, Pails, Brooms,
Clothes' Wringers,
Sninnincr Wheels and Keels.
Sheep Shears and Wool Twine,
Land Plaster,
Water Lime,
Stucco, tfec, tfec, ifcc.
Together with a complete Block of
Nails,
House and Barn Trimmings,
Builders' and Farmers' Hardware,
STOVES,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
All of which we offer at
Prices which defy Competition!
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE
CHAMPION
JIower & Reaper
Cider Mills,'
Buckeye Wood .Sawing Machines,
' Fairbanks Scales,
Our Tin Shop,
Is in order, and will fill your orders
with despatch.
ROBERTS & SHELDON.
rKKMONT.O., May 18,1864
The Music & Jewelry Store!
A LARGE STOCK OP - ' !
NEW EV1USIC !
VIOIilNS! FLUTES! '
German . and French Accordeons
AXD VQNCUTINASl --
Jl'ST RkCMTKD AT . .1 '
BLCKLAND S OLD BLOCK.
5TCALL AND' SEE THEM .3
Fremont, March 16, 18W). lltf.
THE
l'alcnled march 7, 1S65.
MORE DURABLE, MORE ELASTIC,
MOKE GRACEFUL., AJNLI Wllib
. KEEP ITS SHAPE AND RE
TAIN ITS PLACE BET
TER THAN ANY
OTHER SKIRT.
rilHIS NEW and beautiful atjle of Skirt wan annfed
X bj the Great Amarican Inatitat Fair, held in Kw
If ora tjity, uctoDor, zooo, a
SILVER MEDAL,
Tlie kigkett premium ever fivtn for a Hoop Rkirt. Tht
StMl SpiiiRB ara wound with a fin. plated wire (in placa
of a cotton covering), wbich will not wear off or bo come
aoilod, and tho whole Skirt ma; bo muted wilktrnt ijmrj
or fearof rumog and will be aa gooa as now. ..t .t;
The Combination Silver Skirt!
Tbin invention comVoes with the ordintrj oottoa
Skirt the advtwtage of oar Silvr Skirt; the bottom
hoops are the tutine m those tued in the Silrer Skirt.the
corering of which cannot wear off, while the upper onee
are covered with cotton. No lady having obn worn one
of our Skirts will) be willing to wear anv other, as the
lower hoop of all other kind are noon injured and Roil
ed. 1 be bt-st materials are need in their construction,
and from their dm ability and neatness, thej are destined
to become a tavortte skirt, for sale dj
CONDIT BROS. & CO.,
, Birch ird Block, Fremont, Ohio.
April 20, 18.16w. .
Lake Erie & Louisville Railroad.
"vM.n.l rifle r Tuiadajr, Apri!21th, 1S63, trains will run
yj daiiy, (unaajte.cpll,; aa lo4low: it
Lwn Findlaj, at ... 7.16 o'clock A. M.
Marion 7.35 " "
Arcadia, 7-63 . - ;
ArrireatFoatoria, 8 16.
Leare Foatoria 8.30 " "
" .J.cknou 8 42
Kanaaa 9 li
" Winter. 25 M l..
- Bmner'a . 9 34
Arrire at Fremont, 10 00 "
RETURNING,
Lare Fremont, at . 2.00 o'eloek, P. H.;
Bmner'a 2 2 "
Winters, 2 35 "
Kanaaa, 2.49- " ,''
Jar.kaon 8.10 m m
Beach Foatoria, .-.i... 3M
ljeaTO Foatoria 3 42
Arcadia, 4 08 " '
Marion. 4.30 " : .
ArriTeatFindlaj, 4.45
Trainattop onlfonaignal.
Train. on thia Road arrira at Fremont in the morning
in time to connect with train, on the Clereland and To
ledo Road both East and neat.
Trains will leave Fremont in the afternoon after th
arrival of trafni from Cleveland and Toledo.
Passengers by this line reach Findlav several hours la
advance ot any otner route.
Buy Tickets, via Fremont, in Clereland and Toledo, at
the Ticket unices oi me meveianaanu roietio Kauroad.
L. Q. RAWSOrf, Sup't.
Fremont, April 27, 1S6.
E.R.GRISW0LD&C0
217 SUPERIOR S'TltEET,
Cleveland, Ohio,
OtFER t'UR
Spring Trade,
A LARGE STOCK
(To which DAILY ADDITIONS will be mado
(JiiriDg the season) of
'SILKS, SHAWLS,
Worsted Dress- Goods!
DELAINES,
MUSLINS, '
LINEN LAWNS,
PEREALES,
WHITE UARSAILLES, .
EMBROIDERIES,
LACES, ,
HOSIERY, . '
, GLOVES,
WHITE GOODS,
FLANNELS; ' :
roGETBF.R WITH A.N"
USE STOCK
PRINTS!
AND
HOUSEKEEPING
OCR
CLOAK DEPARTMENT!
IS SOU- IM
FULL OPERATION.
WITH ONE Or THE
Best Cutters in thcState
And ii Iwautil'ul asBurtimjut of
CLOTHS,
SILKS,
BUTTONS,
AND TRMMINGS,
Wf left confident of twing able to suit tits most fas-
tidiuua taste. . ,. .
, I GR1SVV0L0 S CO..
'217 iiicrior Street;
CLEVELAND, OlltO.
CLEVELAND, April 13, '66.-16tf.
ii imai -nr -nij.y)
PhoiogtapU ' Gallery.
-ULODGETT & CO.,
HATB cot their Photograph Rooms, Third 8torj
Nima Biock. Dlarvod. ionroved, and refitted
and are receiving tha citiaena of 8andnakj eoantj in
vaatonvda, to have laeir
. y Pbotograplia Taken.
.- It don't aaaka uj diOarenoa tf tha weather
be eloadj or dear.Blodgett t Co , canmaka
a Brat rata Picture for yon. Coma and see.
. . . .., . Blodgett k Co will make you a perfect
picture from the smallest to tha largest aiae,
. on tha shortest notice. Com and am.
; Blodgett 4 Co., hart casea and frames of -all
atylaa and siaea Com and Bee.
X3F Remember, the best plane in Fremont to get your
Stature taken ia at Blodgett h Co'a Rooms, over Clark k
Airier Store. Gentlemen and Ladies invited: admit
tance, FRRK. OT" Children's pictures taken. Booms
open from morning untu aveniag.
BLODGETT CO.
Fremont, May 27, 186.
-A 1 Co.
03rd STATEMENT
Jail. 1, 186
CnaTi Aaeietfl,
I.lnbilltira -Net
AmwIh,
- 4,Ofi7, l1.i SO
!. mi i t
- 3,81,061 37
THIS VETERAN OP
16,000 Fires
...... mThh
HAED AT AVOEK !
BY AN
Efficient urbanization of 4,000 practical L'niitr
writers, from Nova Scotia to t'aliforiria, and
Lakt iS';rior, Mexico and the Gulf,
harmonizing the science of averaye
with compensating rout to the
advancement of the pub-,
:... ! i ' lie welfare.
FLATTERING TESTIMONIALS
' Of THI
Etna Insurance Co.,
FROM THE
INSURANCE DEPARTMENT
i "' "" ' ' OF THE
STATE OF NEW YORK.
The Insurance Commissioner to the Leg
. , islature:
" The tunrnut Company, . Hartford, of
the most nuceeuful fire Insurance Companies ef t kit or
mmj otker country
t'Connelimt Companies follow ike rules and practices
of Ike AUnm almost as carefully as if tkey were embodied
h statute law"
Again, pointing to errors of practice in New York
Companies, the .rHna's successful management and solid
rules are called to their attention thus:
"It still remains more a matter of wonder than imitation
in Ike insurance world.'
1 "f?y wkat subtle alckemy kas tkis corporation been en
abled to turn its fall paid capital into Ike pkilosopker's
stone.1
J
uTkecTtraerdiuary eventetckich knee distinguished its
unparalleled financial kisloru.
THE AVERAGE LOSSES PER DIEM IN THE UNITED
STATFB, AT THH PKRIOI OF THE YEAR,
ARK ABOUT WO.OOO. THE TELE
GRAPH DAILY SOUND3 START
LINO N0TE8 OF WARNING
.TO ALL PRUDENT
' ' ' PERSONS.
Do not neglect the Seeurlty of Hellable
... lufurauce.
Policies issued tcitmil delay by
V. EDGERTOi, Agent,
A 1 Co.
April $0, 1866 16m3. .
YOMG AMERICA
DINING SALOON
Situated on Pike Street, one
, door West of Doncyson's
Grocery.
OYSTER AND EATING SALOON!
mHIS ESTAL1SHUENT is now thoroughly famished
X ud read j to serre op meals at all hours of the daj.
Everything that the market affords always on ban s,
wtucn can oe ooiamea on snori notioe prepared to any
manner desired. Farmers will find this the place to get
' WARM MEALS.
Ladies Saloon.
Connected with this establishment is a department
exclnsirely for Ladies, with an independententrance
and entirely separated from the gentleman's saloon,
where ihey can always get superior oysters, or w hat
erer in the eating line tbey may desire. This room is
under the supervision of lady attendant.
Tb Bar of the Saloon i stocked with the vry best
articles oi juiquora, rorters, llie,
OYSTERS!
Oysters bj the can, and half can, can always be ob
tained at pncea as low aa can be bougnt elsewhere.
Come and see for yourself.
CLEVELAND & HILLIOI'B.
riemont,Nor. 10, 1803. &tf
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XV, XV. WHITNEY'S
PALACE OF MUSIC.
T take pleasure in inritior the attention of my old
I friendH and customers and all new ones, in want of
anyrning ia xne mosic line, to my
NEW AND SPACIOUS STORE,
. . No. 173 Summit Street,
where I have removed my entire stock, and hare also
made such additions thereto as to be able to offer to the
musical public the
Largest Assortment of Musical Metchun-
y g dtseto be found tn the Northwest.
The first floor will be stocked with SHKKT MUSIC, for
both wholesale and retail trade, String Goods, Music
nooss,auu an sin as oi smaii insiraments.sucu as v 10-
iins, uuitars, jjrums. Brass and silver Band Instru
meats, &c , Jtc.
Particular attention paid to tlie Strins Department.
The Second Floor, '20 by 100 feet, will be ased exclu
sively as a saies noom lor
PIAA'0 0XGAXS AXD MELODKONiS,
where will always be found a splendid assortment of
nanos irom tne well-known manufactories of Stein way
&Sons,Chiekerinj k Sons, and eight other first-clais
makers. 6. 1). k U. W. Smith's celebrated American Or
gans, pronounced by all uiusiciaos, superior to all oth
ers in the market. Also, W. W. Whitney's New Patent
Improved Melodeons, manufactured by myself. ( Factory
i4o at ouoioii oLreei j r.very instrument, amy war
ranted and satisfaction iruarantfed.
The entire Third Flour, will be used for wholesalelng,
inriDf; )wuu", ami nfmiriu um insLruniraiS.
Piano Covers, Stools, &c wholesale and retail.
Organs and Mclodeoiis.
best Pianos in the city will be found at Whole
sale and Retail at
Whitney's Palaceof Music,
173 Summit Street, Toledo, Ohio.
Illustrated circulars free.
r CONSIDER "Whitney's Improved llelodeons,, su
perior to all others.
Goo. W. Morgan, New York.
J. W.Suffero, Toledo. O.
Wm. B. Thompson, New York.
h. G. Blaisdell, Monroe Seminary.
D. Pe Vivo, Opera Manager, New York.
E. Hoffman, Pianist, Varian Hoffman Concert Troupe.
Max Strakoivch, New York, and 100 others.
Made only at Toledo by W. W. Whitney. Factory
Hb and 144 Summit street.
' Send fur circulars and prices. Every instrument war
ranted for live years.
Send orders to
Whitney's Palace of Music,
173SuminitStreet.
; F37tf. .
WA.MKD-Ajiili. Male at Female at $75 to SIM
per mouth to cell the CMehrn'eii Comsjox Sknss
Family Skwixc MArnl.vs Price $18 00 This machine
will do all kinds of work eituni to the hirh priced Ma
chines, and is the only iraetical am) reliahle Cheap Sew
ing Machine in the world. Se il for descripfve Circulars.
Address, SECOMB ft CO , Ch'caffo, 111., or Clereland, O.
mncipai ouice. ho. z vastom House riace, cmcairo.
Illinois. Um71
for
ed.
who
also
5
X
and
New
Piso's Cire far, Conf impt ion,
IS WARRANTED.
YOU HAVE Consumption, try it
. ' .
you hare Cough, try it.
you Iiave Lung or Throat Diteaw, try it.
you have any of thesytnptoinsof tliiadrcad-
ful disease do not fail to try this remedy. If it
does you no guod your money will be refunded
hcI forth in the circular which accompanies
each bottle.
Sold by DR. J. W. GOODSON fc SUN.
u
I
1
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It
BclluTue, Ohio.
DR. E. DILLON t SON.
Fremont, Ohio.
J-HOW M ANV CASES OF FATAL
DISEASE HAVE YOU KNOWN OF WHICH
THE FIRST SYMPTOM WAS A SLIGHT
COUGH? 5yl
PURE versus impure,
1 3 SPRING AND SUMMER approsrk, many Diseases
IGlNinan , , , . , '
UFUBS STATS 01 THE BLOOD,
iuca as
Scrofula, Co taneou Diseirse, Bolt, Call,
reroos 1'ormalions, Tetter After,
tioua, or their Kiudred Diseases.
How can these allmenta ba rrmored or prevantedr
IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER
AND
Medical Discovery,
tin PHYSICIAN that CAN. WILL and DOES Cl'RB
abora affections, and REMOVE all IMPURITIES. Thia
msdicioa is not a mera MNoaTsnji," lika maoj of its
claaa, bat a genuine cleanser, irnderins that which was
IsrFRB, Pni; STiacunxo th BLOOD to healthy
actios and aa a eonarqaence invigorating tke wkole
system. It ia the awai valuable preparation of the Car.
R. E. SELLERS it CO.,
Sola Froprioors, Fituburab, Pa.
AS A IAJI1LY OTEUIC1.NF,
SELLERS'
LIVER PILtS
' ARE INVALUABLE.
Havk Y or Depbbs3iox ok Spirits
Hatk Yoc Loaa ok AprnTiTK?
Ari Yoc Nittrors ad Irsitaklk?
Ark Yorj ofCostiti Habit
Bavr Yoc Ta9 i thk Sidx and Bkadacrk?
Havi You a Shallow Coxtulsioj.-
If to, to ioeure
SPEEDY ACTION,
AND
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,
MAKE USE QF ''
Seller's Celebrated Liver Pills,
Which hare stood for 30 rears anriralled '
FOR THE CURE OF
Liver Compluiat, Costiveness, Sick Head
ache, and all Jiillious. Disorders.
K. E. SELLER'S tX. CO.,
Proprietors Plltsuurgb, Fa.
WORMS !
SELLERS'
VERMIFUGE!
This Worpi iUcditiiie
HAS NO SUPERIOR, IF AN EQUAL.
In thia or any other Country.
Every year thousands of children die from this horri
ble ertl. This alarm ior mortality loudly calls for in
creased watchf nlpf s&, aod
tireater Care in the .Selectiuti of iht llemerfy.
LET PHYSICIANS SPEAK.
SIiIiK' VERMIFKJE!
-at
Tlie Best in I'se.
HERE IS THE PROOF;
Licking Station, Ky.. Dec. 17, 1S4-0.
Mr. K. F. S ell s R8: Your Vermifuge pottsesged more
virtue man any i everunea. i win state a case wuerei
srave one Tial. My hrothei's child was pmine and wast
inr to a mere skeleton. In thirty-six hours after I paTe
the Verraifofre, the enonnns quantity of upwards of i
hundred tcetms wcrt pasted. 'JUf enilu that was frmnup
lost, is nawas well as anr tn tne neifrDt?ortiooo.
AHBBOSE ANRETT.M.O.
K. E. SELLERS & CO.,
Sole Proprietor., Pittaburgh Pa.
INS URASCE!
INSURANCE !
ARE YOU INSURED ?
IF YOU ARE NOT INSURED,
WILL YOU INSURE?
D. S. CAMFIELD'S
INSURANCE ' AGENCY.
OfTICE AT THE STEAM MILL,
liepresetilir tlie following 1st Close Cash Com
panies:
Capital & Surplus.
New
$.1,0110,000
Ullderwritrfs Agency oi
York, Fire and Jlurlue,
Security, of New York, Fire,
1,000,000
Larillard, of New York, Fire,
1,31-2,000
!0.5,000
6J3,000
475,000
300,000
387,000
1,300,000
Manhattan, ef New York, Fire &
Marine,
Artie, of N. York, Fire Jt marine,
Corn Exchange, afNew York, Fire
sua annne,
Cleveland Insurance C., of Cle.
velaud,. .
TraTelen, mf Hartford, Accident.
al insurauce fJO,
Charter Oak I.lfe Insurance Cah,
at Martiora,
The abore Companies an all reliable and aromnt in
paring losses, as tbs sxperience of tha last rsar shows:
erery loss waa sattledat this Agencj within firs daya
after tha firrs occurred. It ia not always the chsapist in
surance that is tho best. Good security, policies correct
ly worded, and a rood knowledge of the premises in
sured, areessentiai for the beneritof all parties intonat
Entrust yoar business to Home Agents who hare
experience in anderwriting, and beware of traveling
agents who come alnos;, find out what insurance yon pay,
then offer to take it less, when the risk is really worth
more than it pays. .
When yon want Insurance all right, call on CAMFHSLD
will fix you ont a Policy anytime, for Life, Fire,
Uarine, or Accidents from 1 day to 6 years.
r remoni, ov. iooo. i7yi.
'
i-
Royal HAVANA LOTTERY of Cuba.
by
Conducted by the Spanish Government.
$360,000 IN GOLD drawn every 17 days.
Prizes cashed and Information furnished; the highest
paid for Doubloons and ail kinds of Gold and Silrer:
for all Government Securities.
TAYLOR k CO, Bankers. '
sylBVP 16 Wall St.. New York.
rpHE MASON A: HAJII.1N CABINET OR.
UA1SS, Forty different Strles, adapted to Sacred
Secular Music, for $80to $600 each. THIRTY-FIVE
GOLfl or SILVER MEDAI.S. or other Bret preniuroe
awarded to them. Illustrated Catalogues free. Address
MASON HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS,
York. Sept. 8, 1865. ly
pin
k
ctr&xufe roa - orxu .boxiasl
REA D! For one dollar per mail. I will send free to
address a reosipe aed medicine that i will guarantee
cure me worst causa oi uatarrn in ute neaa or oron
ebial tabes in a few weeks. It has aa.ed my life, and
made me a well man, from Catarrh and a severe and dan
serous bronchial trouble I had Buffered with for veara.
tried the best physician, and all the advertised medi
cines of tbe day, but found ao relief till I obtained this.
would give one hundred dollars tor this reeeipeand
tbe medicine, if I now bad the Catarrh and could not
obtain it less. I believe, if instructions are followed, it
will cure any case whatever, that has not already retch,
the lungs and become a settled consumption. Cars
while you can. A0irss.
T. r.sxaajus, no. jw;. i unon
llm3 ' New York.
Ayer's SarsapariUa
Is m concentTmtsd extract of tfacooic
roo. so oombined with other rabstsners
of stil grtvtr alteratiTC powr u to
lord an enecttui antidote for di
i3arsaDarilla is reputod to en re. Such a
remedr is ittrelr wanted by those who
M Jinn irom suunou eompiuntfl, ana
ear ' lUaVt UDB WHICU WUI avWIU pa I nil 1 irVJII
car ssustproTe as tills has, of imm.6De sarrios to this
Isrjre class of oar atllfcted fe How-citizens. How com
pletely this compound wUl do it has been proves by ex
periment on nr of tho woes cases to be found ia tbe
Callowinic oojnpsainla: - i - ,
Hero fa la, Scrnfalous Swellings and Sorer. Skin Dif.
eanes. Pimples, Pustules, Blotchen, Erupt ions, St. Anto
ny's Fire, Rout or Erysipelas, Tetter or Salt Rheum,
Soild Head, Ringwo m, ka.
Sfpktli or Vtwtrial Disease is expelled from tha sys
tem by tbeproloneei nse of this Ss.HdAPABiLi4.
FcrnoU Visemtes are caused by gccofala In the Mood,
and are often soon cured by this tiTSACT or a A as a r
ASILLA.
Do not discard this inTaluable medtcice, because yo
have been imposed upon by sometbins; pretending to be
dsraparilla, while it was not. When you bare need
Aykr'8 then, and not till then, will yom know the rir-
tuesof 9AR8APAR1LXA. f ormiaute particmlaEa of the
diseases it enres, we refer yo to Ayer'a American Al
minac, which the agent below nsmitsl wift Imrnish gratia
to all who call for iU
Atkk'sCatbabtic Pili, for the care of CostWenesa,
jaunmca, uyppriv1,ae0o,jieBtei7euimoii
atm. Headache. Hi as. BubamatiBia. fieartbnra aristinr
from frsorUered Stomaeh, Pain, or Morbid Inaction of
the bowels, Flatulency, Loss of Appetite. Liver Com
plaint, uropsy, worms, trou a eorvgia, Ana?! ioraim
nerPilL r -
They ate sugar coated, so that the most sensitive can
take them pleasantly, and lhey are the best Aperient in
the world for all the parpose ol a family physio.
Prepared bj J. C. Aver k Co., Lowell, Mass., and sold
oy an lmiKgists and Dealer in Med leineereryw beta.
BITTERS
V roil?
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RO BACK'S
STOMACH
BITTERS !
CUBE
DYSPEPSIA,
.a.
nuJ nro (he best Tonic
.tn the world. ;
vvi i;
ROBACK'S
BLOOD v
PILLS
CUKK
HEADACHE,
if
V
NT
9 !
CoslivenPris, mid nil di
seased of the bowels.
ROBACK'S
BLOOD
PURIFIER!
6
CURES
SCROFULA
nnd nil diseHHe arising
from impure blood.
Si
V
S- Nr
AUK SOLD liY ALL
I)rni!t aiul Dealers in.
Patent ITIedicincs ;
13 VERYWH ERE
PRINCE, WALTON & CO.,
(Successors to Dr. C. W. Roback,)
SOLK rROI'BIETOnS,
Noa. 56, 58, 60 & 62 East Third St,
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
April 13, 1866 15jl,.
GRAY HAIR."
Thia is tic Akbkosu that Eiug mads.
This is the Care that lay .
la the Ambuosia that Sing made.
This is the Man whn was bald and
gray,
Vlu now has raven Irn'ks, thrv say.
He used the fun.-that lav "
Iu the AJIUiiusiA that ILm- matlc.
; 'V- : :
This is the Maiden, handsome and
Kyt -- - - - -
ho married the man once bald and
?y.
ho now has rnrn locks, they sny.
lie used the Ambrosia that lliug
made.
This is tho Parson, who, by the mr,
Harried the maidi-u, huudsome and
pay,
To the man onee bald and irray,
liut who now has ravcu locks, they
i-i say,
Because he nsed the Cure that lay
xu-uie AJlcisoslA tual Knrg made.
-3 This is the Boil thnt rings svriy
aairt arouse ine people sart antlay ;
I nto this fart, which here does lay
e:?" 775 If you would not he bald or gran,
Giii-' i'4 i,us Amcrosia tltat lliua iwiu'.
TTD
UXlj
S.-Nft's"""
L H. TUBES & CO., PROCRinnRS. Pctersoro. N.H
KING'S
VEGETABLE AMBROSIA
IS THE MIRACLE OF THE AiiKl
Grav-lieacled feopl haretheir lnckn reetored
it to the dark, lustrous stlke tresses of youth, end
bappy! . - -
Young reopie, wun itgmi, jmaea or rsm airt Bare
these nnfaehionable colors changed to beautiful au
burn and rjoicef '
People whote beads are covered with DsmdrfsMX
Humsrsy. : it, and Jut 1 cieaa coaU emd dear aad
benltby eralp! ' ' 1 "
Baldheaded Vciorans bare their retoainins
locks tigbtered, and the bare spots eorered with a lux
uriant growth cf Hair, and dance for joy!
1 ouoij f .onueinan nse n oecaaee u is neb'y perramei:
Yoanz Ladies use it because it keeps their. Hairin
re!
ETerybodyaiitstf and will use it, bec&ofit it is the clemn
est and best article In tbe market.
For Sale br DOOLKY k BROS.. Wholale iseata.
Toledo, C, aod 8.BICKLAXD k SONS and . DILLON
SON, Fremont, and Druggiats'geiierally.
PEPSIA CURE,
THE WOKLU'S GKEAT kCMEDT FOC
DYSPEPSIA,
INDIGESTION,
CONSTIPATION,
(iENEBAL DEBILITY,
FLATULENCY,
WANT Oi APPETITE,
1 f SICK jlUADACHE, :
? . I, SICKNESS (orHau
v V fcrfT-v" 44 ,we - r - 7
AT THE STOMACH,
CHOLERA MORBUS,
PAINS OR CRAMPS
IN THE STOMACH
OR. BOWELS,
and In fact for every Disorder that haa its oiijjin id a
disordered state of the Liver. Htoniarh and Bowels is
nreseaten is wet sonmrwun in. mil awnrsare that it
is the safest. awrst;an4l test Pysreraia Wdicine eter
knowa ia the worldf ft la not a whisa.y preparation to
be ased ss a beverase. Hot ia a llsdicine ehpmally adap
ted to a asuuaui'iter JirsnecWe Stnrr.rh Th. nrr.n...
tors-
D
Gnaranlee a Cure in Every Instance,
Wben taken thorouehlv areordine to tbe riirrrtini,.
wbich accompany each bottle. Clergymen, Physicasas
Merehattta,ProfesatomabietsektaBien in. all atatiena ial
itle onrmostaaet sent assti is anblitf pesitiows J wbo
bave ever usederaeea itvsen,joio in (he anast ualim
ited praise of ilsasrrits; and men and women, old and
Twang, uj in inousann, lesmyrsi will fell yon tbat it
ia-tlal aMs.wvrierrl reatada nf the nineteenth erolair,
whilat tke proarieters- wiae.v.n in every case, le t
ters reach aa every day, from persons in evei y part ef the.
land, telling of the miraculonsearea it haa performro'
whQseveSt,plijsic aas are constantly ajgioe us to
w-IHIienitha formula from whirb it ia aiade, r.jinr ib
streets are onderfal,its aaeress beyond all preerdeot.
and ita cares ia ersa the most aggravated esses, ss rer
taia aa snarise. It will stop dirtress after eatins, ia a
ajoment'a time; sweeten a soar stomach as soon as it ia
taken; relieve paina or cramp, ia stomach or bowels in
stantaneoa ly, and enable the dyspeptic sotfcrer, wbe
haa lived for yeara on flrabam bread and thapla aest
diet, to rata hearty weal without hv ot any trwibl
from it. We earnestly ask one trial from every safferes
Sold by drnrgiats everywhere, at tl per bott'e, er bot
tles for 14.
C. G. CLARK J CO., Proprietor,
NEW HAVEN, CONN.
Dooley Brothers, Toledo, (ieneral Areata.
AaKnat,18da. yl.
DYSPEPSIA.
Hit. STRlrKf.ANrva vnuw. -
j Dr. 8 Click lead's
oeaceatrated prrparatioa ef Roots
and herbs, with aatiaeida and car
minatives to strengthen tbe stom
ach and U.vn.. a .
j-oxic.
r- .. '7' "-s- ii vjtspmpnmm mr in-
digestion. iNerrou-Qeeii, lm of Appe-ite, Aridity of th
certain remedy for Dyspepsia e In-
therefore particularW raited for Weak, Nervous and)
where, lTbottle. -
DR. STHIOKLAN0'!
PILE REMEDY
has eared thousands of tbe worst
casea of Blind and Bleeding Piles.
' - ...."w" reiiei, ana el
fects a permanent care. TrsitdisarU... It .....
tn cure.' A .
' ror aala by all Dtagglsta at M cents per bottle.
'J fTg B. STRICKXAN1VS
morzi) lCotjgh ibalsam:
On a iswarraated to bk the e:y arara-
raiiou anown to cme Cougha, Colda. Boaneaers, Aslh
. Whooping Congb, Chronic Congha, Consamption
BroachiUa aad Cronp. Being prepared from fioaev and
Herbs it is healing, softening, and expectorating, and
part Ice leery raitab'e tor all aneetioaa of tbe Throat arrt
Langs, i'or sale by Sraggiata everywhere. nOjl
lOSTitK9 -ALl THK 'mKD.I I.VAL P10PKETIKS 'or
Pine -Tree Tar.
It has a well earned notoriety for enrirg all direasea
of tbe
THItOAT AND liVItGS,
Wine of Tar also possesses a healthy actio a apon tbe
stomaeh and bowels rejuvenating the system and ge
sturing it to perfect h'&lth. It ia vary effective in car
ing oomrlainis aaigiasUsa; trees tke Liver, Stomach,
Bowels, Kidney Ac. ' - ' , i '. ' :
Sold by DraKg'St.aad Sreeess at only trn Dollar a
Battle. Geo sins have Wise ef Tux blow a oa the bottle.
See small circulars at the Drttggists.
OI.1VEK CKOOK & CO.,
Oetoter 13,180. 41yl Proprietors!.
The best way to get rid of a cough er eold is to
Seek Early a Sore Relief.
Tbiacanba done by Baing ?
Which ia tenting, soeikiog and pleasant. t is a Hds.
expectorant, loosene all phlegm, aoothea all irritation,
and enables the patient to have s refreshing sleep at
night
It relieves all Bronchud Troubles. Th Instrne
lions for Croup which accompany every
bolile, hace never teen known to fad.
Consumptives will admit itlsk sovereign remedy for
them.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere
At U rents a bottle.
OLIVER CROOK V lO,
October 13, 154. slyl Proprietors.
Purify Tour Blood.
Taken ana Spring Medicine for Parifvinc tbe Blood.
reraoTtn? ira ingtiehiiee easing it to flow In ail it or
iginal parity and 'icr, and driving oat tbe impure and
peroiciona canveewhich induce diseaee,
UK. CROOK'S
VcgetableTIxtract'"
Is a great I'ruinoter of Health.
IT IS PURELY VEGETABLE.
' Contains no Opium.
It removes all eruptive diseases of the skin. Ulcere
Pimples, Blotches, Pasta les, goies, Tatter. Klnr-eomj.
Salt Rhenat, eaM HeasV c ; . . i .
For Rbeiiniatlssa IT ACTS 1.1 Kg A CHARM.
driv i iig away all aches and pauss, aad has nofquaiincur
m is. .- . - - - J-
X3T It is ths Kixg or Scsoreu V sulcus.
Sold by Druggists.
CITRON " BALSAM
Is tbe Chapeatand8pedieat care for ITCH. It is liquid
Is not disagreeable; does not scilthe clothes, and never
fails to cure, at once. It containa ao Mercury, and is
safe to nse under any cireawjstancrs. It is on ly
: HALF ' THE PRICE
Of similar preparations, aod ia far more pleasant aad af
fective. - -. : . . .
It retails for
25 CENTS A BOTTLE.
ItnreTents CHATPKD HANDS: makes thm white and
soft. An an External Application for KhenmattaB,
Eruptive CiaeaHefi of the Skin, l lcera, Old 8ore, Ganx
rene, it is Terr effective. It will apeedily core Burns and
Scalds. - r , , .
SoM by Dnisato. - t .
If ade only by toe- ? x ' . A : .
CROOK MANtFACTCfcllNG, tO
DAYTONsOlJlO.
CITRON BALSA, ia blown oaerery bottle.
October 13. 1865. 41 j I. .
7 fJIIRE B
I ros I
piles.
Manhood: how Lest, how Restored.
Jnet published, a new edition of Dr.
0Calverwrll's Olcbrmtesl Kenn j on
tbe radtrmi rurs without medicine) of
8riRHATORRBriA, or seminal Wakoee,
Tnrolnntary Semioal Losses, lavroTRrT, Mental aod
Phriical incapaiitr. Impedimenta to Marriage, etc.: alrov
Co.vsc jut! ox, riLSiar. and Fits, induced by aeiX-in-
dulrence or sexual ettttTagaoce.
Price, in a sealed envelope, only o cents.
The celebrated author in tb is admirable esnaT clear! v
demooatratea, from a thirty yean' sncceeafsU practice,
that tit alarmist; oouqaeaces of self abase may he
radically oured r7thont tavdengeroos nse of inter nI
medicine or the application of tbe knife noio tins; out a
mode of cure at once simple, certafa. and dlcctual. bv
means of which every sufferer, no mattr what bis eon
di'ton may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately, and
radically.
r tf Tbin Lector i could be in the bands of mrv
you in and every man i the land.
Sent, under seiLia a p'aia antelope, to any aMs
psHprnid, on receipt ot six cents, or two postatw stamps.
aaoresa iua puMisaes, uuas. j. . &isins to.,
Uyl 127 Bowery, New York, Post Gifiee box 4,5 n