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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
From the GIgIth Regiment.

The Sandusky Register prints letter
4 from Col. DePuy uf tho Sth Ohio, (ir
which are the Seneca Sharp Shooters o.
this city, datcd Scamp Pondleton, Nortl
| Branch Potomac, Hardee Co. Va, July
1875" from which we make some ex tract
TO show what the Regiment is doing.
1 The letter says: 30"
eve ure now enchmped IN the midsl
Of the Allegheny MountainsS and, with
the United States Engineers, l am with
my cammand, fortiying Cone Mount
Overlooking the bridge crossing the north
branch Of the Potomac, on the Great
| Western Pike. 81 lUlifflfi4a
The service has been, since we arrived
in Virginia, very hard, Heavy guardd
/ ty, long marches, aud many times on
short allowance Of provision, ! could not
have wondered Il there had been bitter
complaints, but my command seems to
have risen above the hardships Of severe
campaigning, and look only 10 duty and
their obligations TO their country. The
only anxiety with officers and men is to
get into fight with the foe. There Is
no oxclteme NJ among them, but the com
pressed lips, and determined looks, with
words fitting, show me they are ready TO-
thework We expect we Bhull be attack
ed from Romney soon, as this pike will
be the. only way they can pass into Wes-
tern Virginia! 'nIilD 1altIr 81 eLr
Gen. Roseerana can hold the South
western part of Virginia, and this being
the direct route, we soon will have an ops
purtunity to see fight without being or
dered 10 retreat. The expectations Of
my command were terribly cut down
when we were ordered toteturn from the
chase Of the rebels az Red House. NV
own heart rebelled although my tongue
was silent, and obeyed the orders of my
superiors. Prudence may be the better
part Of yalor, and | may be wrong inrmy
iuasement Of that affair. ] might, if LETT
alone on thutoccasion, have clothed SOME
Of youf readers with the gloomy Rarb Of
mourDiDgj but know that could, with
my brave command, have achieved a VIC
tory, and thereby have covered my regi-
ment with laurols, aud reduced the future
strength Of secession, und done service
70 the cause Of my conntry.l ruelA
This - al awfully grand country
Mountain upon mountain there 10 no end
10 momtnins--the grandest scenery the
World ail0fds. These mountains are
covered with the spruce, henilock aad
laurel, now in ito bloom, and then each
small creek and brook is full Of speckled
trout, the most beauulul Of the fnny
tribes. Certainly iR oil this gloomy Wil-
derness there are some redeemipg quali-
tics. 49,,
Gov. Dennison has made arrangements
at Washington, BY which the expenses
already inquired BY Ohio for general mil
itary purposes will be assumed by the
General Government.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Release No More Prisoners.

The mistaken lenieney Of the Govern.
ment toward the rebels who fall into its
power, is disgusting the people eyeFy-
whFe. Wehave taken thousands di
prisoners in this war, aud released them
on taking the oath OF allegiance; and now
that the rebels have taken some hundreds
OF our men prisoners, we have none on
hand 10 exchange for them. But worse
than this even, is the know ledge Of the
fact thar many 81 the prisoners 80 incoB-
sideratoly released on taking the oath Of
allegiance, have been again found fight
Ing nthe rebel army, as attorly needless
Of perjury as rebellion. Is the GoveTn-
meHt too stupid to learn a lesson from
such facts ns thesel II has captured pi-
rates, prisoners Of war, notorious rebels,
men ready TO rise at any moment against
the Government, disorders from our ar
my; and Of al the men yet taken, o.
within the reach Of the Government, not
an example has been made. They are
permitted 20 take the oath Of allegiance,
exhorted % bo good boys in the future,
aud sent OF TO plottreason again.--Rtts-
burg Gazette. Tsblno1 a.
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withdrawal Of Ihe Federal
IrOOps irnnl MnrnPr'n Ferry.

We learn that Gen. Banhs, immcdiotc-
y on taking command Of the forces az
llarpcr's Ferry, commenced the removal
OF the army stores ard provisions to the
Maryland side, at point IN Frederick
county, about three miles From Sandy
HOOK. Tho construction Of the bridgrs
was also stopped, and preparations made
for cvOcuuting the place, which is by no
means deensiblc from attack either from
tho Virginia or the Maryland side.
BY the cars from the Ferry yesterday,
we learn that Gen. Banks ON Saturday
aud yesterday, Withdrew histroops 10 the
Maryland side, and formed his camp in a
strong position in the rear Of the Mary
laud flights, 70 which point his pickcts
will extend. lie ia being rapidly reFn-
forced, and will soon have lurgc army
undo his communicable Amer.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16

Gen, Wm. s. Rosecrans, who sue.
ceeds Gen. McCle'lanin command ortho
Department OF the Ohlo, Is native Of
Ohio and a WestPOint officer, hnvlBo
entered the MILITARY Academy in 1855
He was bTeveied Second Lieutenant o.
Engineers in July, l942, and was subAe.
quently Assistant Professor ofEngineer.
Ing, and Natural and Experimental Phi.
osophy in 1877. A few years after this
he resigned his commission IN the army
and in the yeac 1854 settled in Cincin-
natl as an architect and civil engineer
from which position be was called az TIE
opening Of the present war 10 take COM
mand Of regiment Of Ohio Volunteers.
IIo was soon after appointed 20 the
command Of q brigade, in which position
he fought and won the admirable battle
Of Rich Mouhtain, which resulted IN the
surrender Of the rebel leader, Col Pc
gram, and MS forces ahd the rout ofGon.
Gamett's amy a. Beverly. Gen, Ros-
epcrans is ID full yigoT Of manhood, and
enjoys the reputation Of sk.lliul aud val
iant officer. II Is, therefore, 10 be hoped
that lie win prove aworthy successor to
Gen. Mcclellan, In command Of the I'm
porthot department over which he has
beepplaeeq'o ln11 y.irnBiHo3 ara
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OHiciaI Report &c ghe sa1tle OG
RulI HRun, ... ,...f.

The Washington Intelligencer states
that the anxiety generally entertained
to see tho official report If General
MeDOwel Of the battle Of BulPa Run Is
not likely to be gratfed for some days
to come. The brigade reports come ia
slowly, and ID will be GONE days yet be-
fore Gen. Mcdowell will be enabled 10
compltt5 hisgeneral report. ID is earn
estly inquired Cor here, as tho public mind
is ia suspense in regard 20 some impol.
tlnt points not yet explained. i tHr.
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In thelist ofmllitory aypointmants aud
combinations published Ia the Times we
find the following from Ohio nsn
Brig. Generals--J. ID. Cox and Robert
c. Schenoki QusrtermuAer's Depart
ment4-ChLs. w MQulton and Fielding
Lowry Subsistence Department. Joseph
g Cane and Francis DaFri Paymasters
David Tgylor, Dwight nannister. Mai
com McDoRel, John CoOn, Geo. D. May,
Jacob A. Camp, Fnyeite Brown, Issae
Cooke, b. Rush Cowan, t1owara Nat,
thews, Horace A. Hutehings Hanrg n.
Reese, and Coates Kinney
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Another hattie in Missouri.


GNlNCtS huB' y '
A band of rrbols numbering from 900
to 1900 made an attack upon a camp OF
Union men at Athens, Missouri, Monday
morning last, at o'clock. There was a
considerable amount Of arms and ammn-
milton for us. troops stored at this place
under guard of the troops composing this
camp. ..... ...r =.
The U. 5. volunteers numbered about
$50, under command Of Capt. Moore
The fighting iustcd about one hour, when
the robclsr treated.
Meantime Capt. Moore having been ro-
inlorced by about 100 men from Centra-
liza, Iowa on the opposite side Of the riv-
err gave chase uitcr the rebels for about
a mile and half killing one Of their
number, taking ls prisoners, and uHptu-
ring thirty-ono horses and two secession
flags. Several rebels were wounded in
the chase. After the battle sixty-cight
rebels were found dead on the field.
In the afternoon the bearer OF the reb-
el flag of truce to the Union Camp nd
mittod that they carried of fourteen kill
ed, and as many more wounded and miss
ing.
The rebels were Ted by Martin Green
brother of ex-senator Jim Green.
or Union men, three were killed and
eight wounded .........
Athens is a small town on the extreme
north Of East Missouri, on Desmoincl
river, $50 30 miles west Of Keokuk.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
The COIOneI PRISONERS.

A letter from Gauley Bridge, Va, Aug.
lsi, 10 the Cincinnatti Commercial, gives
an account Of the vandalism Of Wise
and his fight from the Kanawha Valley.
BRd has the following notice of the Fed
eral officers who SO carelossly rode into
the rebel camp. .i.s,rslh r.,
We have escertalHed beyond boubt,
that Col. Woodruff and the rest of our
captured ctticers were sent 10 Richmond
two days aftertheir seizure. took supl
per last evening at the Falls House, aud
learned in conversation with the propri-
etor, that the prisoners and escort stop.
ped there for supper on their way. They
were conveyed in two wagons, wen treat
ed. and under no constraint save from the
accompanying guard, which was under
command Of one Of Misses sons The
bench was pointed Out 10 me where Col.
Woodruff enjoyed his cigar, and the
porch where De Villers and young Wise
had a playful struggle in the bayonet ex-
ercise, in which the vyucious Frenchnan
ioiled his adversary ID a few minutes, and
then comtorted him by promising 10 teach
him all he khewyifhe wouldjoin the reg
iment after he should be released. Sew
eral Of the citizens Of Charleston told
me that Col. Woodruff made strong
Union speech there, telling them bluntly
that iheir eaase vas 90 hopeless a. Il was
wicked aud miserable. His candOf,
frankness and steadlastness, seems %
have created very favorable impression
along the rOad--andl confess MYSELF,
that I cannot understand why 80 much
manhood should have been tho victim Of
~ mesa q misfortune,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
Battle in Missouri.
SPRiNGFlELD, Mo-. Aug. 9.

- aNAtfNA AAfAai'f aHA'sf AANaas -
Our ndvccs from Gen. Lyons army
nre to Sunday. Thu cavalry charge
heretofore reported was made by a scour-
ing party, sent out % ascertain whether
the enemy were approaching. After our
troops had encnmped for the night az
Dog Spring, seeing regiment OF inGant-
~ coming along the road, the Lleuten-
ant orter d charge, which resulted in
killing 30 ofthc rebels and wuunding s.
The charge was not intended by Lyon
and probably prevented the rebels from
attacking his main body, which had they
done, they would unqucstionably have
been nrouted with severe loss. A large
body ofthe cnemy's cavalry, which had
taken possession on high ground to OBJ.
serve our position, was dispersed by n
few shells from Capt. lotions battery,
wounding some 30 Of them Saturday
morning our force moved forward Gnu
liously, and on approaching Curr0n, the
rebels to the humber of 5000 were seen
posted on the Hill side southwest Of the
plnce. Lyon Immediately formed his
army for battle, and gave the order 10 ad-
vance. As our column was approaching
a piece Of timber to flank the enemy,
Capt Dubois bOttery opened fire on the
rebels, and they rctreated in hnstc. II is
not known whether any Of the enemy
were killed on Saturday. We did not
lose a nan, and took several prisoners.
Our enemy Cncampcd for the night at
Curran, and on Sunday morning General
Lyon determined TO retire TO Springfield,
as most of the rebels are mounted, and
they might flank him and take Spring
field. .'
Price, Rains and Parsons ure said to
have 10000 men under their command
and Ben. McCulloch 4,eO9, the latter
well armed and effective troops.
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Hew 'Aa RsSs'a ses IAs-rAA-

A Washington letter to he 7hiladel-
peia Press says;
y is9s easy for nc rehel rEny 20 o.
tam a dg.ly mail from Washirgtoa IS d
is for pur army IN Alexandna b. raccive
Their letters Our market men como "a.
from the very dialriots 10 Nrginla flat
are now occupied BY the piokeis aRd
scouts Of the rebels. m
Acting In eopcert with thap8 leAes ID.
Washington wives Of proninoht clli
sens, visit the market with theIr hasksfs,
the eontents Of whicN dfe psekAaos of
lettefs Tor the other side. ~ ouf cray
movements are thss Feporlea 70 Been :
gard aud Jef- Davis.
Il Is ON evcFybody's { nfhe hers fket
Beauregard eas presented with suoli
on Saturday lIom friends "a lVsski5s sisa,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
secretary CnnIcron ViMdlea Ied.

Mr. Moses II. Grinnell does Secretary
Cameron great injustice when he places
upon him tho responsibility Of refusing
regiments Of mounted men. We have
pretty good reason for knoging that Sec
fetary Cameron has accepted regiments
that have been refused by Gen. Scott,
who, with his peculiar iteration Of Gan-
neF replied, ~ don't want any caval y,
Sir don't want any cavalry Sir. My
plan Of campsign doesn't reQuira cavalry
lSir.'.-N. Y. Tribuus.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
w. II. GIBSON JAMES NJ PATTERSON
Gibson 81 Patterson, 3"
Attorneys at Law,

w. II. Gibson has resumed The practice Of law In
saneea and adjoining counties, and aSsogiatnd with
himl NJ. Patterson. They viii give lbtonipt auen.
tionts all business entrusted to their care Ulce in
Commercial Row Main street, Titiu, Ohio. .
aprl2.f rI IIr-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
DR.. j. McAdOO.

Will promptly attend to all calls,
'ithef 10 rinn oT county, IN alm hsiering 70 the &
hieted. Particular attention paid to Female diseases
shower and Plunge baths connected with the. Office,
wsusfths Wooden Bridge, Cd Ward, Thin, Ohio.
ly3t.1y
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
DR.. WIN. M. KauII,

Ghyslcian and, Surgeon, would re,
spsetfuy inform the ebi1rt1 Of Tihih a,dgiciniiy
thathe ha. oealea, pefha ientw, a ibt flace und i
T'ady 20 admi ulster 10 the afflicted AZ llhotrs.
AZ Oiioe and residence corner eI Perry audJef.
SeTs on streets, TifIiH, Ohio. T-T '-.L
n, "A. E5PECtAisATTENTION GIVEN tn DIS.
EASES OF THE EYE, mhiG.ir
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EANDER sFEMgT WILbiAbf M.JOHNsON
stem & johnson -,
j. j. Steiner.

Attorney at Law, has resumed
the practice aud viii give siTot gitsnliop to all Lns
neTs enra1led to him. oiheei tbe eorner of fEbers
boek, directly above the siofe room Of Mr.. George
1avlor, and opposite,he shawhan House, apis
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~. I'M. PnrIl. M.D.

Physician and Surgeon.--Ohice
es street, MgPurlands Block ,norih Of haghaIf
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X. q. PENNINGTON. G. LEE. N. BREWER
Pennington, Lee & Brewer,

Attorneys at Law and Solicit.
orsin Chanoery. Rooms, in Singers New Block, op.
Posits the Couft House. Tldin, May lIth, '5s.f
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Noble, DeWOlf & Noble,

Attorneys < Counsetlors at Law.
Office in Singers New Block, opposite the Court
House. noy2J
W. P, Noble, D. F. Dewolr, Harrison Noble.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-16
BUSINESS CARDS.
R. l.. Griffith
j. M. HOrd,

Attorney at Law, Tihin, Ohio
oaies 10 shawhan's New Block, over shrHer's Store
feblO.tf f..rf r..'.
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George m. Heming.
Flour and Feed Store.

ottll q e1k-+Ef -. .W
J. A. g. D. Q. sToNER,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
NOTICE.

NJorICE is hereby given 70 James stoekdale that
v o. the 26th day ofAugust, A. D. 1851. the Fair
deld County Savings Institute, PLAINTIFF filed IN the
Court OF Common Pleas. In aud for the county Of
Pairaeld and State Of Ohio, is petition against The
eaid James Stockdale defendant praying for judg-
against said defendant for the sum of rteen
haniFtd snd seventy dollars with interest thereon
from the 18th day OfMarch A D. 1889, being part OF
the purchase money ayteed TO he paid by said de-
fendant 10 said piantior the following lands situ
ate said Cou sold BY said plaintiff 70 said de-
tendaht, to.wii: Pan ofthe South West quarter OF
section twepty-three, OF township sixteen, in range
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26

him, sesas BY sEIis Afaissty direction. TO-
the Presideps Of The sUnitsda States aud
Secretary Of State. Mr.. De SIOeckel will
expfess 20 his Government the satisfaction
with which the Government regards this,
new guarantees Of friendship between,
thetwo countries. which had it's begin
ming with the National existence of the
United States. r. Il, .ailsl- o,sl.-..
The Secretary of State offers to Mr.. De
Stocckl renewed assurances of his high
consideration. ra WMseH. SEwARD.
Mr. Ed. De Stlsckl. 49,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
~ ii Il AYERS Z ~ ~ Pea.
COlnpnHnd EX[ract Of SarSanarilla,

the most efTcctal remedy which the medical
skin Of our times can devise for this every
where prevailing maatly.. II is COM
bned from the most active remedlals that have
been disroyered for tile expwgationpf this foul
disorder from the bleod and the rescue of tho
system from its destructive consequences,
Hence il should be employed for the cure Of
not only Scrofnla, but also those other afFec-
tons which arise front it,. such MS EEURrr&al
and SEIN DisEAsEs, ST.. ANTlfpNY's FnlE,
lRosE, or EnYsfPgrhs, PIMrLEs, PusruLEs,
BEotcnEs, DLAiSs md BORIS, TUNbRs, TErrER
and SaHF RIgrM, SoAID HgAD, R,NowoRN,
RnEvNArisB SYIpulToand MEncuniAE Dis
BASES, ,DRopsy, DYsPEPsIA, DEplLlry, andk
indeed, All, COMPLAINTS ARISING FKOM VITIA-
TED on IaruRR BloUD. The popular belief
in "imp,aitg Of ftheiGiOOii" is'f0unded' m TRUTH
for scrOl,ilA, is degeneration " heblood. The
particular purpose and virtue Of this Sgsapay
iilla is to purify and regencrae this vital auid,
without which sound health is imposhible IN
contaminated constitutions.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1861-09-26
a. d.ep ~ .A.YERsSi 'Pp'5 iraaIoa Z q
Ague. Cure:

10 .yf6 ron TnR sPREDY CURE OF ~ assn
IntermIt Fever, or Fever and Ague,
itemittsnt Fever, chill Fever, Dumb,
Headache, and Bilious Fovors, Indeed
for tho whole class Of diseases orig glnAt-
Ing in hillary deEnM cement, caugqd by !
the MnIarin OF Miaamatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the. community n I
remedy which, while It cures the above complaints
with certainty is still perfectly harmless in any
quantity, Such remedy Is inyalunbloip districts
whcte these afIlicting disorders prevail. This
"OURR" expels the iniasmatie poison d FgvER
tASp ApUR from the system, and prevents the de-.
vclopment Of the disease, if taken the first ap-
proaeh Of its pfemonory symptoms. itishot only
tho beat remedy ever yet discovered for this class
Of complaints but also the cheapest The large
quantity VIC supply for dollar brings ii within the
reach ofcyery body; and in billions districts, where
FEVER AND, A0uE prevails, every body should
have 1t and use it freely both for cure and protec,
ton. A great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
cure Of lnteiients is that 1t contains no Quinine
or mineral, consequently il produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. Those cured by II arc left 40 healthy as if
they had never had the disease. 49,,
40 Fever and Agnc is not alone the consequence Of
theiniasmstic peison. "A great variety Of disor-
deTS arise FROM its irritation, among which are
'Nendkgid, Rheumatism, Gouf, Headache, Bind
McsS, Toothaehe Earacbs, cdta,1n .Asthhia, Pal
pitatiOh Pdnltm A1sctiOn Of the Spleen, HvSteT-
les, Pain IN The BoIccis, Cohc, PaTalysis and De-
,angepept Of the StonIach, Nll Of which, when
originating in this cause, put on tile Intermittent
typs, OF become periodical, This CuKs" expels
the poison nom the blood, and consequently cures
them all alike. 1t is an Invaluable protection TO
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the maaIous districts. II taken occa-
Sonally or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system, and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
ease. Hence II is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure, and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittcnts i they avail themselves Of the protection
this remedy affords. .e., o.. .,s..a'.I.. ,{
PrsDarod BY Dr,J, Q, AVER T. CO. lowell, MaSH.
,al =" WAUFRNAN & Co., snd B. L.
slFFoRD 3 Co., -. -""glsts and Dealers
sIoouM, LlSel.rER, and 'Oy Dt~p>.
SFerywhere. os-Sm,
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ju'y II, isoi-swis 1880 fA'''"A ANs'


NOTICE 10 hereby given 10 all whom IL NAV eon.
Ger that 1.-THE next Session OF the eCammisalon,
q. 81 Rallaeld County, TO 70 held In sEPTEMRER
NEXT there Will be presented petition PRAYING log
To- witt part of he road from Llihopoits 10 Ihc
Royalton aud Clfcleylllo Turnpike. conmenelne Al
the oom tqwnshp ilne. Thenoo through the landa oi
Thotnas Cole and Andrew Peters 10 its intaFsOcton
withths said Royalton and clrolevllle Turnpike. :
a., MfNr PETITIONERS.
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hPHI 2o' IoOTT-Iyf - = -! =
It is Good! Don't Fail to Try
DR.. S. o. RIoHA oN's
SHERRY Wine Bitters.

Thscslsbrated Nsy giaad RsmedyJor Hb5ituqicsH-
StfputiOR, JaEndiee, Fspsr and Agae, GsneraiDe-
6f7isy, and an Dissasss arising from a Di'orri V
dsrsd StomaeA, Liver or Bopois.
ETNHEY are used and recommended by leadingPhy'
I sieians ofthe country, and oil who try them pro-
DR JANIS l.. LssrRr, writes from ravarre, STARK
county, Ohio, he Buers arc highly praised BY those
suffering from indigestion, dyspepsia aud liver COM
pIaint.U no. 3, tIts' .fl tNirNIi W.
X. s. DAyrs, Postmaster at williamspor, ono,
says, "they give great satisfaction. use them my
self having taken co become pfostrate and loapRief
appetite. II relieved me, and ! can recommend u
with great assn RANGES ofits me erits." -"t 'r.
DE, VIZ. N. KHRR ofRogeravIlle, Indiana, writes
as that thoy the most valuable medicine ohered
he has recommended them with great snceesI, and
with them made seyetal cures Of palpitaton OF the
heHTt and general debility.
THdMAs SrsNFonB, ,Esq., BlountsvIllo, Henry eoun-
ty, Indiana, writes ps long etter under date
4, 1890 He was much reduced, having been afnieted
for three years With treat nervous debility. phpta-
ton ofthc hsaIi Of tho most severe and prosIating
character. ahef using few bottles Twas complete
ly resiorad, apdam. nov 10 Tabust health. aIB a
GEoroEW, ,HogTmAs says he was Ali ted with rheu-
matlsm rtweI ty years In all It's various forms, and
At the date Of aleiierhe had been two years well
attending h nm could do him no good He Says. "for
rheumatism, dyspepsia, mppin kidney Rnee-
tion ordropsy ,Hisa specific certain remedy"
NJ J. w., ,HuRT wFltes from Dephos, Allen county,
Ohio, (asrction where Feyerand Ague prevails that
he most cheerfuliy recommends them OF decided
merit all cases of Fspss sHd .afu', Dy'psp'ia sad
D. X. Gss.sh1rss, NJ. aDI wri,es from van wsv,,
Ohio, 81 most respectfully Issommepd he Sherry
Wine Bitersto The notice q DyspsPtc persons, and
TO all who require astmulatng Medicine! SaeA AsUs
each bottle. TSoy are SOLD by Msditino dealers gen.
orally, Price IS cent, pen0ottle. Ili,l., lgu
gTPropiietors for the southern ahd Western States
10 whom address allordors, EO, sale BY g. Kaufman
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