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FURTHER FROM VIENNA.
WAsnINGTON, June LIZ.


The fight commenced at 7 O'Clock
Monday-rAtE-aipg. Gen. Schenck was
warned by df dsatSsSI, 'aS her Of ,hssnt mile this
side Of Vienna, noCA 1umb'on, for the ene-
my were there in force, and had battery
planted.
There had bean pqrscns cut as far
as Vienna the day before, and no enemy
found.
Gen. S,henck asked the opinion Of the
officers about going on, and majority OF
them said; "Let's 90 ahead; we can man
age all the South Carolinians there, any
how" g.. .-.
The names Of tho deal are as follows:
Eugene Burk, Thomas Tenton. James
Smith, Daniel Sullivan, John I. Barnes,
Philip Straub and Vollmsr, all Of Compa'
nv &, Portsmouth: and William d. Mer'
Ger, Henry Pigman and George Morrison
of Company H, GAINESVILLE.
Among the wounded are David Gates
severely, and Frank Sanman, slightly
both Of Portsmouth, There were few
others slightly wounded, and there ar
said to bs one or two missing.
The dead were wrapped i'll their owl
blankets, covered with cedar, and burie
in one grave this evening, about four mile
south Of Washington. Rev. NJ, P. Gaddi
of Cincinnati, officiating.
Both Ohio Regiments, supported hy tn
1st Connecticut and 69h New York RI
gmeuts. are to night encamped near Ba
timOre Cross Roads, holding the ex'reu
advanced position Of tue federal force
They are only eager to 90 on. A tel
, graph wire connects their Camp with hea
! quarters. The troops in the fight disp!a
= ed remarkable GOODNESS and courage.
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FEA Democratic paper will be issued
from The ShaefTer corner on the 4th Of
july. The true democracy Of old Fair.
field will hail it with Joy. They have
long been .aisreprsssntsd by the thing in
sifford's Block. 1t has been said the
: new paper is TO be issued from this Office
We want Il distinctly understood that nc
Ancl, thing has been in!ims!ed by MeSSrs
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CnuRou DEDICATION. The dedication
Of thensw English Evangelical Lutheran
Church, in Liberty township. three miles
west Of Basil, Fairfield county, will lake
blace on Sabbath the 3oth Of June. Ser
vice in the German and English language
THoMAs DRAKE. Pastor.
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DR. s. A. WEAVER'7 CANEkR AND SALT
RHEUJ SYRUP-The object Of his Syrup is 20
throw all Impurities whirh In the blood ont upon
the surface of the skin which is the only trne wa! that
the blood can eyer be freed from them. When they
are oat upon tue skin, they can at be reIooveh
bv applyinF the Cerata which will In all cases eject
permanent cure. There Is no external application
which will alone permanently this class Of dis
eases. Sold by sihoTd and Sturgeon, Lancss!sr
Ohio INNS
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UNION SALooN.-Johny Little and the
vsritable "Dennison," are handsomely
re fitting the "Uuion" ia the sh@ffer Cor
ner. They have added an eating eslab'
lishmvut, where all kinds Of game fresh
fish, &C., viii be served up on the short
es. notice. Give them a call.
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FRITTER q Miller. and that we would
not tolerate it ifit had, We are motifs
suing democratic papers from our Office
that we know of.
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Important Particulars of the Vienna Am.
bush.
. .AsHINoToN, June l8.

The men engaged in the action near
Vienna. praise Col. McCook highly,
Some are blaming Gen. ScheDch. with
out Just cause, hope. 1t is certain that
he exposed himself fearlessly.
The train fred into consisted of a loco
motive. passenger car and two platform
cars. The locomotive WAS in the rear
pushing. The battery appeared to have
six guns. At first four guns were fred
deliberately, one after another, and than a
volley Of about thirty charges Of grape
and canister was fired,
The three companies exposed were
from Cleveland GAINESVILLE aud Ports
mouth.
! William David Mercer. Of GAINESVILLE il
dead. His right arm was shot off. liz
died at three o'clock this morning. II
his dying moments he attempted to sing
the "Star Spansled Banner"
George Morrison, of GAINESVILLE, is re
ported killed by grape shot through hi
head. Henry Pigman, of Zanesville
wounded severely; john Barnes of Ports
mouth, o., shot dead. A Cleveland Gre.
named Davis or Smith, aud Sullivan, o
Portsmouth, are reported killed.
The wounds are the hideous rents auC
gashes OF grape shot.
The Cd Ohio Regiment, with the ex
ception OF a small guard, moved to sup
port the 1st, this morning. When the OF
der came to march, there were no sic
men in the Hospital Every man too
his musket. Charley Mendenhsll had a
! honorable discharge and was going HON
but he insisted upon going with the re!
iment this morning.
! The boys are eager to storm that ba
tory. The pickets Of the Ohio camp We
fred Upon last night. Some forty sho
were fired, but none Of our men hun
The guard left in camp ere striking the
: tents o.day. NJ. Il.
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VALUABLE MEDICINE.-Wr presume no med.
cal preparation ever offered tn the pubic bas 5seu
more thorough! tested than PERRY D WIZ PAIN
KILLER. Thousands Of persons, were they called On
u do So would cheeri1lly testify that hAy have us-l
II fjr various Ills, with the most satisfactory success
III within our Osn knowledge. that an ium"r'r
amount of suffering nas been relieved b! IT, li4 pro-
prciors Nj ssfs Perry Davis & snt save nI p1". ~
expense in order 10 safety tAe pubic Being strictly
honorable men they observe the Uina-t uui'rnl. ID
the mauufaetnrs ofibeir cclebrated Pain Killer The
materials Of witch Il Is cor posed are clrfey 7aleei
ed-none but the best auaity beiug used. By ,Lese
means the high repntaton which the Pain Killer has
long since acquired is at all tunes fiumphEniy sus-
tanned. 10 yiow Of these facts ne are Wy no r1san.
surprsed to lean hat Messrs Davis d Sons sales are
constantly and rapidly Increasing. While we c5ng'h-
tulae our friends geparsly that 50 yaiuab!e prepaia
ton the Pain Killers placed within their faa we
fust be permitted 70 rejoice st the well mcriled fnc'
S flts liberal aud enterpr-tug rror RI 5'pr Pm
ridfnee Gcns"al Aloar'issr sold \! ceJ:ss Nsia
man * Co. Lancaster Ohio. laiu
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AGn1CuLTURAL NOrnCu.

A MEETING Of the Executive COMMITTEE Of "a lIi
nj me Fair Grounds, OF Saturday June Gad leol an'
as lmportlnl business is TO be transacted nls hope
that avery inombcr ot the committee VII. % P'esaH'
b. order Of ,
Pm. E4p,ru, see'y 7. c. AZ. solieiy'
tuna %. Is11.
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MARIE

On the 81 inst by Rev, D NJ NAV.
tens, Mr.. ISAAC SARa and Miss MAR
A MARTBERoER.
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DR.. RICHARDSON'S SHERRY VIM B'fTEGS.
~ great success Of this med enc has been IN In
dpecmplt fJr Others ~ msnufacigre iurpWsrahlt
kinds Of 8Hters with which the whole coputy h. 'o'
raauy years been flooded The numbsr aEd ygrry
that has been offered 10 the puhic since The in'rJauc
lion Of Dr. Richardson's Sherry Who Bitter. msy b,
conRtedhy thoussnds a1l not one II which car b'
named thatls existing that waa Introduced 'ei
twenty years later than the origin nj this medicine
They suddenly appeared. with flaming ann nuncemeft
oftheir remarkable virtues, but as quietly teraTied
aud were seen no more. Sold ~ EdYsE1 l. Sloc1n
Lancaster, Ohio. lmlO
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The Ohio Eagle is becoming more in
s6ient in its treason. Boldly Proclaiming
liz opposition TO the war il ayows its de-
tertnination to stand by it's declarations.
Itremains III Be seen whether it will
succeed. wlictherin :he very heart OF the
great State Of Ohio. a public Journal
openly sympathizing with treason, giving
aid and comfort 10 the enemies of the
country, viii te supported by a patriotic
people, whose interests and whose lioer
tiSs4it is laboring to strike down. In
struggle between traitors and patriots, i
is with the former in an effort to save ou
government from ruin and overthrow, tt
preserve our lives and liberties 1t
avowsdly against us, Men of Fairfield
will you encourages the man who is doin
allin his power tolpaIalyze the gov'men'
overthrow your institutions and supplar
order by anarchy? Fathers, who haV
sons gone forth to do battle for the Vi
ion, who at this hour may be strugglir
with the enemy, nil yoa continne 70 fee
The prstch ,Vho Is denouncing Msn's
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Nrw A0pertisrmcnIs.
E..atc of John mcolain.

NToTICE is hereby given that the undsrsGned has
~ been duly appointed AMI quail lod rs Adninisra
tor OF the estate OF john AcGsln, deG'4ts IA g o'
Fairfield county, Ohio. hppE"4 A'eSAA'"'
limo %, lsBl--3Ni2
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LAFAYETTE ACADEMY.

Tso n,s, tpr,p of the Accidents year Of lafayette
Academy, will opeu on Monday tho 29!h OF July un-
der he -saperin,endencs of b. F. PEARS sided %
con ne .enl sSsstant. A Normal Department WIZ DC
onened for those preparing to teach, and particular
Intention will given to those entering lha depart
ment.
West RusGville, Ohio, June, l56l-5wls.
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sas border to Boonyills, and tbs indica-
tiOns are that they are pretty well pro.
vided for fight.
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nIssolutIon Notlce.

NToTICEis hereby given that the parinership hera-
~ lotore existing between Combs, Pugh g Co., has
this day been dissolved by mutual conscui. The
business of the firm will be carried on IN th' faIure
by Pugh & Dunn who invite all the old euso 10
in IJlbopous COMBS, PUGH s. DUNN.
p s, G.. W. Combs being deslrous ofsettling ur
with his old customers, will be glad 10 SEQ all nose
who indebted 10 him, at the old sgna 10 HoSa''
ton. " " O0NpS
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GEWe received the following dispatch
this morning just as we we're going to
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MARIETTA, June 10, 1861.
, Eos. GAEErrE:--S Seventeenth Regiment
here all right. Our boys whipped them
in Missouri to day. f1
CAPT. STlNCHCoMB.
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Ev W B. JACOBS


Ngas5r. P-g.y Davis & Son -GsHtlsmtH;--Ali6"
30. zuso..citPd % serd yLg word Of eommend4-
ic for your Pain Killer. IhaTe used IN my family
tas,s ssTera ssars sud found II sll IL claims TO
Tor 7heumstisra, Coughs Colds BnTDs CholeIH ter-
dszcies snd difguliss, ss vei Cs diseases generally
that prevail in fAmilisS regard the taln Killer a;
seyoEd eli yfict and a. st1oac'ous Beyond any med
cine v:;hia ny Escvesdzs. We Keep II as our chisf
faulty Tueiicine sud fnd It's in Ordinary cases
worth tscrs tdto any doctor The testimony OF 9th
.rs AMONG NJ stquslItauess and friends is equally
fayorznis. MinS rlsrTvusn bsvs spOfen OF II IN
-het..f-s TERN. family uEdiciGg. AissonAEieS IN
rayssed !ls;,ne. have tsd 10 me IN person AUD in
Il 7i lsi,srs ttstthe Ha!a KlieTvssby lar the best
Medicine used 10 hssthen lands, sad lhev used ioF
iisr selves and fznis1, All sdmnisterh 10 oldef'
around them This much an inclinsd 10 say IS 90
Gc atjgslics 10 yoBrtelTes, and tsa baneht % OH
sis You sre a, liberty 20 use his ts.timohal' f0
aIy service REy.W. b. JACOBS.
C. Later Eiilor Chris,iEn Chronicle
BEWAKE OF ALL ISTlMATToNsi
10 ps'u Ktllsr;i sold by all respectable DruFs't'
,.F7 1ELo4t It's c. stalesand in Foreign Coahlfie'
Prises ~ .sa.I 80 esnss aHd 81 srSsuls
J y HARRIS & CO. pIopIisiors
Fgrths Go-irrrard southe eTn States. Cincinnati, .,
scid VI u szsle aud Retail 5y G.. kaufman & Co.
Z. l.. Soour sisorj 6siurRson, Lshes,tet' Fiehsid
/ g. Walker, West Rushyille: P Hane, PleafauVille
A. Fenunaker Il Brother. Waterloo; bTossman an
: udrsw, Lilhono DsTid Prob9s, Marcy; wesley
MsA Arthur, Nj lersrori;l. Leroh Co. Amanda.
November J, ist5-lg3l
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n 7 - Z 49, = :, :,
The 11th Regiment o. V. NJ.

This Regiment of gallant fellows leis
Camp Anderson for Western Virginia, on
Friday last at 12 o'clock, NJ They took
the cars at this place Tor Zanesyll'e' camp
ed there over night, and at 6 o'clock Sab
bath morning left for Bellaire, where they,
are at this time is unknown. The t7'h
left here in Gne s2irits--all eager to meet
the enemies Of theiI country face to face
and hand tohaud. The thousand traitors
who meet tie 17th must bite the dust -
~ They are physically and morally the best
Regiment in the State.
The scene at the cars was affecting,
Brave and strong hearts we're deeply moV'
ed. At the parting, fathers, mothers SIS,
ters aud wives, were there 10 give farewe'l
to brothers, husbands and sons.' Mems
better natures ,:iumphcd for whilr;tcars
were shell. manly tears, evideqcing the
deep sfIec'ion Of friendship and kindred
Atthepar,ins one common sentiment pre-
vailed. "Doyour duty" "show yourselve
men, 'sqever turn your back upon til
enemy" AT you are conquered let it b
o,ulyby death" We regret to say tina
the brave hearts who have thus g0as fort
to battle for the Union have not the entlr
syupsshiss Of this community. Fher
are traitors iu our midst who would ST
cre'lyrsjoics at,their gVertthrOT' piscr' misc
ants who would be made happy in the
Gea.h. Such are the men who are d
=, nouncing the wars as "war OF suVJus
ton, unhOly uUjustifable and damhablo
These men are marked, and the stign
will cling. TO u them til the hour Of the
death and tleT children after them,
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CITY OF LANCASTER:

THURSDAY, JUNE 30, 1851
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zks- irtsTrs.l! sloald oe sdlltersied with nlk Or
va;er Or wade into svryp with Ipolas'es For a
Co1g5., Stew Tr0r' 30 EGxst eEisa Eili be more Ell
fe..ivg ih-H 20 tLiLE else
FsI sore Ttryst nix The P4iL Killer Win water
snd Ia'glsr The lhroai.
Sea F-iris- a,stt,ss V lieh sseoHPdns sasA Ao''''
TIE YA1N ETLLE 2 IS ~ universal cOnscu above
70 Lsyc Won Ior itself reputation unsurpsssed In
IL kisicrv of n sj'ca prepsrsr"ns It's instADtane-
5us sfsct in tie sntrc ersitcs1u sn1 extinction OF
PAtS 10 all rs tsOrs orIs iueJehia - ne ON an
family aui t5s Unsolig.st written iGhd verbal tsfn
as1y Of the rsss9ss IL its isTor n4'e tseh aua are
iis owe best advertisement.
Whist s,ropger pToof ~ these facts can De pro,,
diced han Es i3l.owiHg letter received uHsoli<si
.r.E.
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lusOlVeut'S Notice.

James Bell ORDERED. this l4th day OF
VS.. " Janury, 1861, that JAMES
His Creditors. BELL give notice to his credi.
tors, endorsers, and sureties that the third Mon
day ofApril next is fixed for the said JAMES
BELL to appear in the Circuit Court for ALE.
gany county, to answer such intcrrogatores MS
his creditors, endoisers and surcties may propose
or allege against him and that n copy of thi,
order be published in some newspaper printed in
the city of Cumberland, once a week FIR three
successive months prior TO the said thi I'd Monday
of April next, as such notice.
Test-H. RESLEY Clerk.
Jan. IT, t8sI.--3m.
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Eusotrrnf's NOficf.

Patrick c0nn'll' Ohp,EERiE3D;; this 18th III
vs.. ~ day oil August 1856 /,
His Creditors. that Patrick Connell give
notice to his creditors. endorsers and suretiec.
that the I'd Monday of April next is fixed
for the said Patrick Connell to appear in the
Circuit Court for Allcgauy county, to answer
such iuterrogstories as his creditors, endorsers
and thata copy of this order be published in
some spaper printed in the city of Cumber.
land once week for three successive months
prior to the said second Monday of April
next, as such notice.
Test-H. REsLEY, Clerk.
April IL. ls6l-3m.
By order Of the Court, on the 9th of April
the time of this application was extended to the
2nd Monday of October, 1861.
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dissolution of CO.Partnership.

THE Co-Partnership heretofore existing be-
/ tween Patrick A. Healey and Charles c
Shriver in the Drug, Paint and Oil business
under the name of Healey Il Shriver, has this
day been dissolved by the insolvency Of Patrick
A. Healey. The closing up of the business will
be conducted by Charles G. Shriver.
All persons to whom the firm is indebted are
requested to present their claims, and persons
having accounts are requested to call and make
settlement without delay.
CHARLES c. sHRIVER.
Cumberland, Dec. 81, 1860.
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Insolvent's Notice.

Moses Glass, ! ORDERED, this 10th day oil
vs. " January, 1861, that Moses
His Creditors. Glass give notice to his credi-
tor-, ondorscrs and surcties, that the Ind Mon
day Of October next, is fixed for the said Moses
Glass, to appear in the Circuit Court for Allie
gany county, to answer such iuterrOgatories as
his creditors, cndorsors, and sureties may pro.
propose or alege against him, and that copy
of this order be published in some newspaper
printed in the city OF Cumberland, once week
for three successive month, prior to the second
Monday of October next, as such notice.
Tcst-H. RESLEY, Clerk.
Fab o. '6l-:}m
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W0bIIe, AIHUHHIHI JUIy 20, I5OU.
GENTLEMEN:
have been snatched from the grave
by the application Of your wonderful "Inpec-
tine" or persian Fever Charm" Forseveral
years have suffered every season from fever
and ague. Last Spring my life was threatened
hut your remedy has destroyed the disease, and
am rapidly gaining an appetite and strength
Respectfully, Yours,
ID. n. BARRON.
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DE-. aGScnwein'S
TAR AND WOOD NAPTHA
sCrnp Al,

X III 4 UhdA,
Is the best MEDICINE in the world for the
L CuRE of
Coughs and Colds, Group, Bronchitis,
Asthma, Dificultyin Breathing,
Palpitation of the Heart
Dlptheria,
Aud for the reiief Of patients in the nIranred
sflJes Of Consumption, Together "iM mH
Diseases Of tire Yhroat 0Hd C1cS', d"d ~A'ch
wcHspoSe to Consumption.
1t is peculiarly adapted to the radical
cure Of Asthma.
Berg prepared by practical Physician ana
Druggist, and one Of great experience IN the
cure OF the various diseases to which the h1-
man frame is liable.
Its offered to the afflicted with the greatest
confidence.
Try it mud be convinced that it is invaiuahie
in the Cure of Bronchial Affections. Pr'ce
% cents per Bottle.
at5~ PnErAREp only by
DR.. 4. Essen VEIN, &: CO..
Druggists and Chemists,
\. W. Corner Ninth < Poplar SITS, Philad'a.
ny Sold by every respectable sEist ana
Dealer in Medicine thr "a shout the state.
Philadelphia, March 80, 'GO-ly.
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Piles Fistu!as, Structures.

The above class of complaints will he reno
vcdby nightly iomcntiuE the parts with warm
water, and then 10y most ehectuaily rubbing III
the Ointment. Persons suffering IRON these
dirciul complaints should not lose moment
in alrcsting their progress. 1t should he uu-
dcrstood that it Is not sufficient merely t"
smear the Ointment ON the affected parts but
it must ne we'll rubbed in for some cousidcra-
bio time two or three imcs day, that it may
be tak,u into the system, whence it will re-
m0ycany hidden sore or wound Is ciIcctnaly
It's though palpnhlc to the eye. There again
bread and water poUiiccs, after the rubbing in
of the Ointment will do great service This is
the only sure treatment Tor females eases #
cancer in the stomach or where there may he
IL general bearing down.
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This truly wonderful pre,entire and cure for
Fever and Ague and Bilious Fevers will be sent
by mail, post paid, on receipt of one dollar.-
Also for sale at oil respectable Druggists and
Country Stores.
Principal Depot and Mandatory, 1ss Main
Commerce Building, New York. Address
Sept ely. JOHN WILCOX 4 Co.
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Dropsical 5w llings, Paralysis, and
Stiff Joints,

Although the above complaints differ wroc..
in their origin and mnturc, yet they all r"D Gir,
local treatment. Many OF the worst cases 81
such di,euscs, will yield in ii comparatively
short space of time when thi. Ointment is dill
gently rubbed into the parts affected, even altc!
every other m",ns haze failed. IT, "H s.,,vu'
maladivs the PILL should he taken according: t,
the printed directions arcompoI III each "oA
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Thousands Of Cases.

II not only relieves the child from pain' but
invigoratos the stomach and bowels, csrrectS
acdity, and gives tone and energy the whole
system. 1t win almost instantly relieve
Griding in the Bowels and Wind Collie,
and overcome oouvulsions, which, if not Pcedily
remcdied. end in death. We believe it the best
aud surcst remedy in the world. in all cases
DYSENTERY and DIARllHA in CHlLDREN
whether it arises from teething, "r from any
other cause. We would say te everylmother
who has child suffering from any of the tor!-
going conplaints--DO NOT LET YOU PRE.
JUICES nor the PREJUDICkS 0F0TIERS
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will bo S UEE--yes, ABS 'LtIE
LY SCRE--to follow the use OF tins medicine,
if timely used. Full directions for using will
accompany each bottle. None genuine unless
the fac-simile of CURTIS Il PERKINS, New
York. is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Principal Office, Is Cedar Street, New York.
PRICE ONLY IS CENTS PER BOTTLE,
Sold by HEALEY SHRlNER,
july !, fO.-.ty. Druggists
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DR.. BRUNON'S
Concentrated Remedies.

No. THE GREAT RENIVER.-Specdi
~ oradicatc5 all TIE evil effects Of Self Abuse
sush as general debility, loss of memory, vast
lng, away OF tho organs, or any constitutions
drrIng emouta as impotency, and weakness Of
,lc equal organs, brought on by the unrestraiu-
OIL indulgence of the pdss.ons. Acts Mike on
either sex. Prco ST.!
No.2.-THE BALM will euro in from To- :
dIys, any case of gonoUrrha, IS without taste or
t,mg!l aud requires no restriction Of dI-,.--
Price ono dollar.
No. 3.-TEREB.-Wil cure in the shortes
possible time any case of Gloet, even after all
tue other Remedies have failed to produce the
desired effect. No taste or smell. Price one
dollar.
No. THE pCNtTEG.-Ls the only rem
edy known that will really euro structures of
the urctha, no matter of how long standing or
nerls ,tcd tho case may be. Price one dollar.
70. 5.-rHE SOLurC Il viii cure any case
Of irayol, permanently and speedily remove
allaNitions Of tho bladder and kidneys. Price
No. &. roa PARTICULARS SEE CIR.
CULAH.
No.7.-.THEAMARGN will Cures the whites
.,Ii.aIly. anil in IL much shorter time than
th,y can be removed by any other treatment
10 fact, is the only remedy That will really
corrsct this disorder. Pleasant Ia take. Price
ono dollar. ..
No. s.-THE ORIENTAL PASFlLLs nrc
certain, safe and scedy in producing Ne"strua-
ton, or correcting ANY Irregularities Of the
monthly periods Price tw" dollars.
No. .. FOR PARTICULARS SEE CIECC-
LAR.
Either Remedy sent free my mail on receipt
Of the price, aupoxei Enclosing postage stamp
aui get Circular,
General Depot North East corner of York
Aycnuc nna Cnllowhil Street. Private Office
4Di York Avenue, philadelphia, Pa.
for sale in Cumberland only by Healy &
shrwer, where Circulars containing valuable
Information, with full description OF zach case,
7,ill be delivered gratis, on application
Address
DIR. FELIX DRUNON,
Post 0fico Box ~, Philadelphia, Pa.
kn,il 90 lSGO---ly.