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that nicbt still hopipr to uect the toe again on
The Aeld of ba,tle
We hnd travelled about three miles when We
came 10 stream c.lled Ten Nile Creek in the
middle of which the diver stopped TO water h.
horses The wagon had srarcelv halted when q
big Igtlian nmppd upnn the fore wheel put hi
head under the cover. close to INV face, and
took deliberate survey of as all. Putting his
hand on The head of the barrel he said, "Wat4
In DAT Sarrelg g replied, provisions. He
then salt. "urnvisious, watts dst?" | answer
ed. "sait p7tk" h" tio looked NC me very cunning
and then said. Damned lie; no salt pork ;
.d.t's whisky, ue sneH him We have DAT to-
fight" Ararn few minu'cs ! thorght II The
idIi,u- rot Nat whisky there would not be
many ot Us LETT alive ~ the morning | then
orlled the sergeant al G.u -.asd, told aim wha
had Cccnrred and he rC.ly coincided in my
views. Tte wagon was stopped aud with the
hammer that runs through the double tree /
knocked the head ont ol The barrel gave 6
drink to all the wounded able TO take Il, filled
the canteens of the guard aud then, after IL row.
ing it nearly all ont with the wagon bucket, With
the help ct the sergeant, emp,ied the rest OF /,
into the road Al ibis was done when there
were un Ird,au. about or ;t would no have been
permitted
wa long time ill night, but Mt last 10 was
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-10

hu daring II nos desperate attempt 10 ISOLATE
him and iiu with crushing weigh, on some part
OF our forces preliminary to bold posh upon
Washington or Baltimore s, he promptly
faced ,boa aud started from warrenton and its
vicinity with his whole ioyce--uow swclled by
reintarcemcnts to some sixty or seventy thous-
aud determined TO know what all this mean.
He marched in threa columns hy parallel roads.
Ills ceutrl column under Hooker lPope himself
WITH III fr'. encountered rebel force that sE
'crnoon 81 Kettle Run, q few miles from Man
ass,s. srd pushed II back, killing and wouudiug
thrce hun irrd Of them pushiog on to Mau-
assas, and pushed it bae'. k.,lir- ord wcrc2-
ing three hundred of them Pusning on to
Manassas next morning Thursday Pope found
that place had been evacuated three hours be-
fore by Stonewall jackson, who had moved to
Ceutorville lnorth and thence westward up
Boil Ran go doubtless TO avsi1 conflict with
superior forces and form speodier Junction
with he remainder Of the rebel army, which
vas more slowly following on his devious WAY
from the south side Of the Rappahanock Nc
Dowcn and Sigal's corps followcd and overlook
him, and flht cusued wi.h a general odvnu-
tlge to- our side, whi'h was only terminated 10y
darkness Jackson held his ground with dcs.
treat Was des ruciou, while the bulk ot Gen.
Lees army must be coming ropidly 10 his res
cue. We took ZOO prisoners.
Friday morning, Gen Pope concentrated his
forces and nushed on after Jackson who hy this
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-10
RecOIIectIOns of ISI3--The Old
Mans Story.

IT was the gath OF June. The weather was
very warm, and the sun, at times obscured by
clouds, all the signs of the sky indicating a
booming rain storm. For the last five miles We
had followed a sort of wagon track through the
woods, keeping a sharp lookout for the enemy,
OF whom we saw no signs. Il must have been
a little past ~ O'Clock when We came out of tie
woods into a cleared fed of six or seven acres,
while another similar field, separated from the
first by fence, in the iarthest corner OF which
stood the log cabin Of a settler, From the first
of those clearings, between the second field aud
the wood, ran a rough sort of lane, fenced on
both sides with a good, strong worm fence
The column, containing about go men, entered
the lane, and We began to think halt would be
ordered aud tho men allowed TO refresh them
selves during the extreme heat of the day, But
in Ihis We were doomed to Disappointment
Just as the rear Of the column had become en-
closed between the two fences, in the land, o
shower OF bullets came from the woods, killing
and Wounding several of our men, For little
white there was great confusion, and the men
/ stood bewildered, not kuowing what to do,
/ though We had all been under fire often enough,
TO be In measure, considered veterans. We
were then ordered to retreat 10 the first clear
ing, and about the first thing saw, after turn
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1862-09-10

We have lust received an assortment OF Drugs,
Paints, Oils, GLASS, Putty, NarniSh pyo-StuilS
Fancy Articles PerIumeN, etc., for Spring and
summer trade,
New York Lead, French and American Zinc all
he colored paints, and ldnseed OIL az ToLEDo
ElCEN
Bes, uon-oNplosiye Coal oil at 40 c. per Gallon,
Lard On, Steamed " Mecca - and Tanners Oil
Nos. and Furniture, Coach, Japan and Demar
Narnshes. Paint Bushes,a large assortment
sash and Graiuing, Stripping, Scrub6ing, Backing,
Cloth and Shaving Brushes on hand. A tine as
sortmeut Of best Stationery Ink, Toy books, Violin
aud Accordion Instructors Fancy Baskets, Aecor-
dcans, Flagcrigts, larmonie0S, Combs and Hair
brushes. Soaps Of all kinds and quality. Watch
CRYSTALS, Eoys and Guards TOYS JgNelry, Bird
Cages. Gal Oh Lamps Chimnils, EoNndaudFm
Globes and NicGS Tlden's Fluid Extracts iol
Physicians Use, and god assortment of fine
madicincs,
Dried Apples, Prnes, CDwants RaiSins, and
aayoriuy extracts. great variety Of patent Sped-
i1nes all of which we constantly keep on hand.
.-Sg~We sell for cash, and all kinds of grain and
produce, Give as "A Gail!
\. J, GARDNER 4 co.
Gilead, o., May IS, '62--4m2.
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How to get lady to show erfoot Praise

How to get lady to show her foot. Praise
the foot Of some one else
What throat is the hest for a singer to
reach high notes with? \ soar throat
Pride is the FIRST weed to grow III tho
heart and the last to be eradicated.
BE calm while yotw adversary irets and
RACES and yon can warm yonrset at his fire.
Not every man who dives in the sea Of
natrimony brings mp pearl,
lie spake well who said that little graves
are the footprints Of angels,
The blush of true modesty is like the soul
Of q rose in the heart Of a lily.
Ifa fat hog comes TO five dollars. what
will lean one come to? To bucket OF
slop,
4 man Who likes to hear q woman scold,
has hired a saw-filer TO play him 10 sleep.
Iiome Guards are great safeguards"
Guards that are safe enough from fighting
at any rate
A young ladyGt Niagara was heard to eN'
claim. What an elegant trimming That
rainupw would Iaako tor white lace over
dress
Young ladies' are Ike they are
All hl a quivef til the beauX come, and can
not go oil without them.
Because you happened to be born under
a particular star, do not imagine that you
came into the world for any unatural olje@t.
Love your follow-creotnre, thouSA- t0'ouS'
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NJ Office no FARMERS.
y TIRE PEARL MILLS

With new au} improved machinery, are now in
the most perfect condition to do your grinding Of
all kinds, in the bcs. manner, at the shortest no
tcc. With moay years experience in the business,
the best of machinery, and experienced and COM
nctcut milcrs, we win net fell to give good salts
faction 10 all who may favor US with their patron
age. And, while We gratefully acknowledge the
rencmus patronage extended us during the past
many years we assure you no effort shall be spared
% merit continuance of your tavors.
ssy~ The highest market price at all times paid
for Wheat. DICKS Il JOHNSON,
43tf. liIpe Cjty FEB. IA, 90.
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9errpsbnrg Sonrnal.
MARCH.
BY BAYARD TAYLOR.

BY BAYARD TAYLOR.
With rushing winds and gloomy skies
Ike dark and stubborn Winter dies
Far of, unseen, Spring family cries,
Bidding her earliest child arise:
March
BY streams still held in icy suare,
Or southern hill-sdes, melting bare,
Oer fields that motley colors wear.
That summons fills the changeful air
March
What though conflicting seasons make
Thy days their field; they woo or shake
The sleeping lids Of Life awake,
March!
Then from thy mountains, ribbed with snow,
Once more thy rousing buge blow,
And east and west, and 10 and fro.
Proclaim thy coming to the foe;
March
Say to the picket, chilled aud numb,
Say to the camps impatient hum,
Say 10 The trumpet and the drum;
Lift up your hearts, come, come
March.
Cry to the waiting hosts that stray
On sandy seasides far away,
BY marshy isle and cleaning bay,
Where Southern March is Northern May:
March
Announce thyself w III welcome noise,
Where glory's yictor-eagles poiSc
Above the proud, heroic boys
OF Iowa and Illinois
March
Then down the long Potomac's line
Shout like storm ON hills of pine,
Till ramrods ring and bayonets shine,
Advance the chicftain's call is mine:
March
" Y IriLunc
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In quite a. good a condition vs. could wish, the
bears having occasional fights there. over he
BODY Of the the las, EsquiInaux governor; bus
heee bears are more generous han we Ste
They have no objection 20 dining upon tho
colored race
Besides, | would endeavor TO have the best
assurance that you should be esquals Of the best
The practical thing want to ascertain is,wheth-
cr I can get certain numper OF able bodied
men to send to place Offering such encourage
mcnt aud attlsetions Conld get q hundred
tolerebly intelligent men with their wives and
children, 10 psttokc of all this blsg Can |
properly seasoned with women aud children,
could make q commencement These are sub-
iccts ofvery great Importance, and worthy
mou,h's stndy Gf the paternal offer have made
YOU. If YOU have no consideration for your
selves, at least consider tho bears, and eudeav-
or TO reconcile yourselves to the beautiful aud
blessing little hymn of childhood, commencing;
'twould not live alwav;
would not ask to stay!'
At the termination OF this iattering and pa.
formal ADDRESS, my boy, the delegation took
their hats and commenced to leave in very deep
silence; thereby proving that persons Of African
daseo. are totally ipseusbo Of Kindness, aud
uuch inferior to the taco at present practising
strs'egy on this continent.
Colonization, my boy, involves scheme of hu.
m4r hRppucse, so entirely bcond tho humsn
poser OF conception that tho conception of it
will almost pass tor something iuhumon.
UJorhisuicany, ORrHEus G, kERB.
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PLANNING MILE,
y md = ASH IA CTNRN-

4 and SASH FACTORY.
DANIEL LINDSEY, PRoPRIgToR.
Manufactures to order, and keeps constantly on
hand, a general supply of
Doors, Sash, Blinds ard Window Shades;
llle, Wh,tewood and Ash Flooring;
Pine and Whcwo-d Doors.
All kinds of PLANlNG done TO order. Orders
promptly filed At Toledo prices, on in some eases
below the N, 'd0-tf
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uuE.pfNr ntsrsrr.,

Having replenishcd our Office with new types
throughout, wc arc now prepared TO execute job
Work, such as Posters, Sale Bills, Programme y,
Invitations, Cards, Labels, Pamphlets all
kinds Blanks &c. in the most satisfactory manner.
Orders filed at short notice. aud on reasonable
tppyn
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BALM IN q L. u 4 ID
ALSO,
A DRUG STORE!

\, J. GARDNER x CO., DRUGGLSIS
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With rushing winds and gloomy skies
Ike dark and stubborn Winter dies
Far of, unseen, Spring family cries,
Bidding her earliest child arise
March
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What though conflicting seasons make
Thy days their field they WOO or shake
The sleeping lids of Life awake,
And Hope is stronger for thy sake,
March
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The space occupied ly ten lines Of the type COM
posing The body Of the advertisement will be
square.
An Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance to insure publication.
Advertisements inserted with the mark "tf, will
be charged for until ordered out
When yearly advertisements are inserted four or
more changes will be allowed.
j. W BAILEY,
PUBLISHER AND pROrHIFTOR
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BY streams still held in icy suare,
Or southern hill-sides, melting bare,
Der fields that motley colors wear.
That summons fills the changefu air.
March
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1862-12-19
Important 20 Publishers II

Important 10 Publishers Tho
Co mmissioner Of Internal Revenue, has
made the following decision inrclation to
publishers;
Publishers Of printed books, magazines,
pamphlets, newspapers, reviews and all
other similar publications, are liable to
assessment as denlcrs.
II tho sales Of u publisher are to those
who buy - sell agliu, or il this part Of
his business is considerable, so that hc
prooures stock and arrangcs his business
with reference TO such sales, he should be-
classed as a wholesale dcalcr,cycn though
aportion Of his sales is to those who buy
for their own use.
Decision relating TO the business Of
job printers, photographers and cngrnvcrs,
The articles produced by job printers,
lithsgraphers and engrnvers, which are
made upon specific orders not known as
articles Of commerce, are exempt rom
duty as manufactures.
Job printers, cngrovors and lithograph-
ers, whose business is confined TO the
production OF articles covered by the
foregoing rule Of exemption, arc not liza.
BILE 10 assessment us manufacturers.
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Dicd.-Ono more uf our brave sol
dlcrs has passed away. JosuuA Nrw-
son, of the Goth Ohio regiment, died at
Bowling Green last week. lIc was the
youngest son of Thomas Ncwson of this
vicinity. MIR. Ncwson gave three Of his
sons to his country, since the war began.
William, the oldcat OF the three, rcturn-
cd home, u few weeks ago, on account OF
wounds received at the bloody battle OF
hntietam. Tho other brother, Joseph,
was also ia the same battle, but came ouI
without receiving scratch.
On Friday last the corpse of Joshua
was brought home, aud hc was buried ON
Sunday IN the new cemetry. A large
number of our Citizens turned out to pay
him the last sad honors.
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LAW OF NEwsrArERs.

1. Subscribers who do not give express
notice to the contrary, are considered as wish
log 70 continue their subscriptions TO the pa
per.
.. II Subscribers order the di'continu-
snsc Of their periodicals, the publisher may
opn.inue 10 seui them until all Srrearascs
ere paid.
4 if subscribers ncglco, or reiu'n to take
their periodicals frcm the office to which
they we're directed, they ara held respond'
bio III they have settled the bill aud.order'
cd them discontinued.
4. Ifsubscribars remove to other PLACES
without iulorn,iug the publisher, aud the pa
Der. are sent 10 tho former direction, they arc
held responsible.
Q. Tho Courts have decided that rcfus-
ips TO take periodicals from the on CO. OF re-
moving aud leaving them uucallod tr
rslnA rlcfE ovilcnc, Of intentional fraud.
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GRAEEENBERG
FAtvstLV Fsgntgt@Eg,

Are prepared under the Immediate supsryision ofs
lkilfu Phydcian. and they muy be relied unon ia all
esss@
The inisiiaoncs orthe oonmnpty Is no, in,ui,ed by
The osf of single med 'ne which claims 20 ture at
uissAsrs. bot the GrnfeubcfR Remedies consists Of
eleven herent medicines all nnequailed IN the cure
ofihe diseases for witch they are recommended,
amoue which may be selected ose appropriate 10 any
oithe diseases incident 10 this county and climate,
t.g-TnE GyEGErABbg PiLts
are better than any other Mind os Pills Ia the world
Price 2j cents
tT-GR FFENBEpG UTERINE CATnoLfCoN
an inlelliUls remedy Tor all Female diseasesPrics
si,5O.
tY-TmE UTERINE cATHoLcoN will also
cure Gravel. diseases Of tho Kidneys urinary diiicul
ties In males.
t-v-THE GREFENBERG hby
ial lhe most powerful aud eliuacious compound muse
Price ~.
tarTHE GREFENBEPg DYsEyTERY sYR.
UP ts certsin aud quck remedy f0r all diseases of
The bowels-Prce 50 cents.
tv-TuE GREFENnERG PILE REMEDY nev
of N 70 permanently relieve this distressing disease
tv-rnE GRBFENnGPG cntLDREN's PAN.
ACEb T. an Invaluable compound in all diseases Incl.
deat 10 children.
tS-ruE gREFrNBERG FrvER AND AGuE
REMEDY isa totoreign specific Tor this particular
diteae--Puce 80 cents.
tVrHE GRTFENBERG GREEN MOUNT AIN
plNTM eSesl' all other salyes In its curative ef
iects-l'rice IS cents.
trrrnE GR.EFENBERO CONsUNPTivE's
BALM aHorls the most aHonisrg feiefin al pulmo.
AIRY complairts-Priee 81 hoite. krf- An eminent
Phisicln of New Norf states that he has known the
irrenberf Coniumpivr'i Balm used with grrnt sue.
cess 10 Dropy. OufOan exqcdenee substantiates his
ftatcmcutJ.
t9-rliE CIR EFENBERG HEALTH BrrTERs
're the mo'tpleasen, and delightful 1nic ever epsf
sd-rdcc Is cents.
sas
Ip1riledsti w. M Inflammation or diseases Of the eve
-tuge - cents,
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capt. Ziunmcr OF the l23d regi-
ment, returned home last week, on sick
loavs. We understand he took bal cold
and II being neglected, settled upon his
lungs, When he got home he could on
ly speak by the greatest cxcrtion.
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Kcvchuc stainps.--ie Care
fui.-As the Revenue and Postage
Stamps look somewhat similar, care must
be taken in their use, for revenue stamp
will not prepay letter, even if of the
right denomination, neither viii post
age stamp answer in place OF a revenue
nnr
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Don't Cougb aud cry so. ChI-

drcn.-Byan's Pulmonic Waters will
sclicvc you in ten minutes after use, cure
Tour sore throst and hoarseness, give
tone and compass TO your voice, and
isavs ysuin perfect singing order. Pro.
cure box without delay, put handful
In your pocket. and then bid farewell to
coughs, colds, &c.
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The Situation of the army nt Fred

The Situation Of the army at Fred
srlsksburg is thought to be good one,
and We may soon have good news from
there, but II those who have chronic dis.
eases would call on DR.. Ferrard, at the
Davis House, he would cure them, and
they could then rejoice also, when the
ssxt victory 10 achieved.
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For additional Local
News, see Third Page.

Dress Makers Exrshpi.-Pcr-
sons who mako ladies' dresscs 10 order
are not considered as manufactures .un'
der tho Excise law.
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Take Your Owm I'nrcr.--LoI

Take Your OWm pnprr.--l,ot
ne still try to mprcss this upon our sub
scribers. Take your own paper before
subscribing for any other; il Is duty You
owe, aud one you ought not TO neglect
II yoo want the Lady's Book also, take
that In "a club with your own paper. You
will save ono dollar by the operation.--
Godevs Ldiy's 60oI.
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The Advance In Coni OIL

The Advance in Coal OH
The sudden rise in coal oil has been So
unexpected, seemingly so unreasonable,
the sapply of petroleum being inexhaus.
tible, and the cost Of production so ,rif.
ling, that an'inquiry into the cause pos
sesses some interest. The Philadelphia
Ledger gives tho following as a partial
explanation Of the reccn, sudden rise in
the price. "The cause is scarcity, bu,
scarcity arising from a suspension Of the
business Of refining, In June the mos,
of the sefners stopped work, under the
fear that the Government tax would ruin
the business. After three months of
suspension, work was resumed by some
Of the refners, but bad roads 20 the oil
wells, have made the getting out ofcrulc
oil slow process. Meanwhile the stock
In sha, market has been greatly reduced
by consumption and foreiga shipments
Many OF the most extensive refiners have
orders on hand for all they can mako in
month, and the prospect is that hieh
prices will rule for few weeks to come
The foreign demand is very large, as in
Europe the oh is used directly for manu-
hcmring gas, Some of the richest and
most expensive colors used for dyeing are
obtained from tho petroleum" With a
supply 50 exhaustless, and the reGperies
once more in full operation, il will be
next to impossible for either manulaelur-
ers or spectators to maintain the pres.
snt advanced rates for any long period,
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y. q. AtcInrr,

Attorney at Law, has resumed
no practice. mud viii give .ttct sucuuorio el bust
eet' enirnsied toh htm, pWcr in The cntneT OF hen'
Wlork ,uucrily above the stove ronm ol Mt.Nrntee
inyIct, aud oppodt,the shaWhanllouis, onle
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JOHN WEEKS,
Editor Canliell Herald.

n. y. KINGSLEY. .Clcvolsud.
For Sale BY Dubois To-, n. u. Snyder, TiiHn;
v. HILL Lowell ~. =. Yates, Green springs; Wm.
dningcf, Atiigni u. Hoffman, 4 Co., Mgtuchcnville;
80 ly medicine dealer, thF1u. .houl tho state.
n u. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
ug5.ly. Agent Tor Ohio.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

bsnsvolsn Ihsututioa "a hNshed by special En-.
dowmsni, ,he kehsfoflhe sick an ni,trssse1
A1ielsGN,h llfsleut sni Epidemic Diseases, ane
ganN.
M eDlCAL AnNICE giysn gta,is, by he Acting
~suffeen, 70 az aho apPiy BY letter, with aesgrB
non OF itheiroonaiiten cage eeopnation. habiu Ofis
SOD aud Ia easss OF eNlWms poverty, Medicines faF
sisted itee OF chaEv.
NAlUAbiG IMPORTS on sreunstotihea, and
elhsf hsf diseases o. ne ssxaA ogsrs, aad on the NkW
heted IA ssaled letter snVVoPes,frse ofchafgs Two
or thsse Snaps fog rcsisse will bs soeegiabls.
AdTess, Or. 4, sklLLlN HOUGHroN, Asnn.
aIssopt Howard Asocis,on, No.s Ssath NinIh ST
fhiAaelphial Pa, BY order oftha Directors.
h1RA D, ,hEARfWkLla fpsadsus.
Csc. HArHssnup. esefstuss ks.oI,
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tV-By the use Of these Pill,the periodic attacks Of
Nervous ~ sick Headache may be prevented; and II
taken utthe commencement OF an attack, immedia'e
relief from pain nnd srkness vii be obtained.
They seldom fail Ia removing the Nausea and
Headache which ieinnlrs subject
They sctgeutly UPON the bowel'- removing Cos.
uvcntss.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Females and
AL persons OF sedeutary hlbits, they are valuable
Laxative, improving the appetite, giving tone aud
yigor the digestive organs, aud restoring their
raj ella asticiiy and strength in uie whole system.
The CEPllALlC FILLS ure the result OF long ir
cation aud cHtcially conducted experiments hay
ing bsen many years du,ing which time they h-ye
prevdnted and relieved a vast amoUtof pain and sui
ierng from Headache, whether orsuaiin5 In the noT
vous system or a deranged state Of the stomach.
They are entirely vegetable in their competition,
and may be taken at ail times with perfect safety,
without making any change OF diet, and the absence
Of any dsaEreeable taste renders il easy administer
them to children.
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HOME TESTIMONY.

Mr.. II u kfNusLr '-Dearsir Weteel tn duty ve
ave M The pubic, ~ sfac tnlt Nafshqlrs Ca,hocon
b a medicine invaluable lnrc0mpiints clasfcd under
thc head ~ Female Diseases. We have uscd ,our
Hrrieubcrg Medicine and have icn greatly bcucdt
thereby 20 mach 70, that were the price double we
youd have tbcm. 10 the thousand OF our sex who
ure suiltring from wenkutsscs, we would recommend
The taih0cou sure panHccn. Il giyes strength 10
The syem and enables each Of the organs Of the body
to perform their appropriate functions.