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Original.
ROLAND AND n.

We were children together, Roland and J.
When the morning of May was bright:
We plucked green leaves in the beechen wUod,
And the valley blossoms white, 90
And merry laughter and childish joys
We shared, when the morning was bright.
We found where the robins built their Lest
And sung in the maple trees
And knew where the gaudiest summer flowers
Were haunted with humming bees,
Where the sunshiner rippled in golden showers
Through the waving boughs of the trees
With our bare, brown feet, in the summer time
We waded the sparkling brook
Our sunburned faces, through tangled locks,
Peeped out with rougish look;
O! wish we were little children again,
To play in the meadow brook
But we have been parted such long long years!
Though the spring time blossoms are gay,
And the wild winds whistle to Us from the
trees,
"Cone out in the wood and play =
For We miss your laughter and bounding feet,
Though summer and spring be gay
Add the Winters beckon and shout to US,
And wave their banners of snow;
But vainly the winds and the seasons call,
For we never again shall go
Hand in hand through the Summer flowers,
Or the Winters drifting snow!
The years have bound us with heavy chains,
We are weary, R land and |;
We long for the ia ieless blossoms that grow
In the pastures bevond the sky,
And wait for Deaths river toquench Life'S fire
And calm US, Roland and
EVA
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COUNTY. Pa, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1867

the northern seapor,s that be could not
obtain berth oD shipboard,
Bat said he, "when 1 came to you
in Mobile, l hoped that l should be
troubled no more. | thought | might
make voyage in safety. | had not had
an attack for over two years, and wished
to try if | could not do my duty in the
ship. | knew was deceiving you; and
feared that you might detect the truth I;
and | think that the constant fear which
[ suffered from this latter cause bad much
to do with bringing the madness back
upon me-"
There is no need that | should tell how
| talked to him. | was not harsh, nor
unforsiving; but l could not exonerate
him | blamed him severely and prom
ised that all ship.mas:ers of nay acquaiut-
ance should have the benefit of my knowl-
edge
On my return homeward | passed the
island of Formentera, and as gazed
upon the huge black rocks which lift
their sea- beaten front over the surge,
upon the southern coast of that isle. my
heart felt something of that old shock /;
for those were the rocks from which |
bad guided the ship on that dismal night
when [ first discovered My MATE s
SECRET.
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ULYSSES academy

Still retains as Principal, NJ. f. E.RCAMPBELL.
Preceptress, Mrs. NErrIE JONES GRIDLEY; AS
sistant Miss A. E CAMPBELL The expenses
per Term are Tuition, from S5 to Sc; Board,
from 81 so to SI.75, per week; Rooms for self
boarding from 81 to 81. Each term commences
upon Wednesday and continues Fourteen
weeks Fall term. Aug 9th. 1862; Winter term
Dec. 10th, 1862 and Spring term. March 25th-
1868, 0. R. BASSETT, President
W. W. GRIDLEY, Sect'y.
Lewisville July @ 1862
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BUSINESS CARDS.

LODGE. No. 342, f A NJ.
STATED Meetings on the 2nd and 4thWednes-
davs of each month. Also Masonic gather
ings on every Wednesday Evening. for work
and practice, at their Hall in Coudersport
TIMOTHY IVES, w. NJ.
C,vr-rr HAVEN. Sec'v.
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Holm s. MANN,

AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Coudersport, Pa, will attend the several
Courts in Potter and NJ kean Counties. All
business entrusted in his care viii receive
urompt attention. Office corner of West
and Third streets
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ARTHIR G. OLMSTED.

ATTORNEY Il COUNSELLOR AT LAW
Coudcrsport, Pa, will attend 10 all business
entrusted to his care, with promptnes and
Gdt itv Office on Southwest corner OF Main
and Fnurlh streets.
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0. T. ELLISON,

PRACTICING PHYSICIAN, Coudersport, Pa,
respectfully informs the citizens of the viii
lage and vicinity that he will promptly re-
sponi to all calls for professional services.
Office on Main St, in building formerly oc-
cupiel by c. " Ellis, Esq.
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ISAAC BENSON.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudersport Pa, will
attend to all business entrusted to him, with
care and promptness. Office on Second St,
near the Allegheny Bridge.
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CoUDERsPoRT, Potter COUNTY, Pen
A. s. ARMSTRONG

HAVING reftted and newly furnished the
~ house on Main street, recently occupied
By K. Rice, is prepared to accommodate the
travelling public in as good style as can be had
IN town. Nothing that can in any way in
crease the comforts of the guests, will be me-
elected bet3 fiefsei =
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+ W KNOX

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Coudcrsport, Pa, will
regularly attend the Courts in Potter and
the adjoining Counties.
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COUDERSPORT HOTEL,

D. F. GLASSMIRE, Proprietor, Corner o.
Main and Second Streets, Coudersport, Pot
ter CO., Pa.
4 Livery Stable is also keptin connect
ton with this Hotel.
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COLLINS SMITH,

DEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions,
Hardware, Queensware, Cutlery, aud all
Goods usually found in a country Store
Coudersport, Nov. u, 1861.
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ANDREW SANBERG & BROS.
TANNERS AND CURRIERS.-Hides tanned
on the shares, in the best manner. Tan
merry on the east side of Allegany river
Coudersport, Potter county, Pay II, 6l
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[. J. oLNSTED. :: :: S. D. KELLY
OLMSTED & KELLY,

DEALER IN STOVES, TIN Il SHEET IRON
WARE, Main ST., nearly opposite the Court
House, Coudersport Pa Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware made to order. in good style, on
short notice
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NJ. W. MANN,

DEALER IN BOOKS & STATIONERY, MAG.
AZINES and Music, n. W. corner of Nair
and Third sts.. Coudersport, Pa
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MARK GILLON,

opposite the Court House
will make all clothes intrusted to him in
the latest and best styles Prices to suit
the fines -Giye him a call l34l
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UNION HOTEL,

Lewisville, July 9, 1862.
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40 the Friends
SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS or THE SOUTH.


The Soldiers Relief Society Tennessee having been author
lied and desired by the Secretary OF War by Medical
Director OF this Division Of army perform services
the Confederate States Hospitals which they have discharged
under the direction the Governor in the State Hospital
assumed similar charge and supervision Of the following
pta viz State Hospital First College Street Hospital Second
College Street Hospital Front Street Hospital Cedar Street
Hospital Elliott Hospital These filled with patients
from the armies Of the Confedeacy and every effort is being
made provide others the increasing of
service demand additional accommodation. We have entered
the discharge Of duties with determination do
In power whatever Of personal comfort
ence alleviate the ortunes and contribute the wants
and comforts Of the gallant defenders Of soil who may
stricken down by disease by the casualties of
We are receiving liberal contributions to aid in work
from every portion Of the Contedsacy but the demands upon
US are daily increasing and send forth this appeal
citizens Of the South further assistance with the
confident expectation that will promptly and favoraby
sponded to by every Southern heart Tie contributions most
needed cotton for naasse blankets flannel under
ciething provisions and ose any articles which
may be usefulor necessary for the sick the wounded
vaescent These when received distributed the different
Hospitals under the supervision OF the eminent Medical
tor Dr. fande However small may be the intrinsic value of
articles contributed let it be in mind that if there
multitude of contributors the aggregate will be large
Contributions should be addressed to Mrs Felicia Porter
No. 80 Cedarreet Nashville Tennessee where prac-
cable and proper do the wishes of the donors in regard
to tbs disposition thereof will be complied with.
From the patriotic citizens of the Confederaey anticipate
prompt and response this appeal in behalf
gallant soldiers who have conaecraed their lives noba
and who have while defending homes
from the assrsssions Of ruthless invader.
n FELICIA GRUMPY PORTER, President.
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y I'm appeal for Small .lSnss
~ gt.. I'D f9s,p,u.. TO The d. d., -....,
OF LOUISIANA AND ADJOINING STATES,
NV ORLEANs. Aug. lis6]

.-s-y -s NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 2,is5l.
Having been appointed by the Secretary War an ageE
collect receive and purchase small the Confederate
States Ideem necessary expedent mike known the
fact generally possible the better cooperation in
work which needs to done quickly Citizens patriots
Your Government for the many thousands TRIED
that lie unused in your houses Recent experiments have
proven that of fine Double Barreed Shot Guns
with the Improved Mimic ball is than match for the
much talked Of Mimic Muske Then, bring them forth and
place them upon the altar Of conntry liberty that they
may at once be conecrated to the noble Christian de-
tanse II objection be made to sending away your guns
be urged that MAY need them home the reply is that
me surest way to prevent the necessity Of using them hoe
place them in the hands of the many thousands
who chatting with anxious desire to stand as wall
Of nre between and the invading If answer be-
deemed mconeusive then the reflection that those high in
thoriy those in whose judgment all have confidence sad
who, bu fair to know we'll necessities both
OF home and on our borders have after mature elaboration
aguraed this movement should be Sufficient guarantees for
the WISDOM utility and patriotism Of the service you called
on to perform Then short speedy peace
and acknowledgment of independence honorable to
selves place at the disposal of your
As desire to strike the hearts who are now
plotting subngation and destruction be known that
the trnsy Rifle and the death dealing Shot Cum which you
have hitherto 50 highly priced part next
hct rendering If possible victory complete than was
their defeat and route on the plains of Manassas.
My instructions contemplate shall forth into our
more popnlous regions assistant agents. charged with the duty
OF collecting and forwarding to points, all the weapons
thus obtained It bs well here state any one who
wishes to do though he visited by Agent can
greatly facilitate this work by sending guns he has,
command to my address, of Robert Pitkn No. Is Camp
street, New Orleans. 49,. ~. .-..- d.,
BALLARD S. DUNN,
Agent for Collecting Receiving and Purchasing Arm
{. for the Confederate States. aul3 2ph
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HOW THEY ARE MADE.

-
Wrghts Southern Indian Vegetable Pills have been hitherto
and are now any prepared to gil special orders from
physicians druggists planters and other regular cus.ousv
VINO use them altogether account Of their knowledge that
they are made Of simple and ecacous Ingredients and
because of their confidence In Dr. Wright being FREQ from
the impua'on of Offering anything that is not purs
and genuine The new of asng the plants and pus
flying the essential elements from all foreign matter (Which wa,
mainly the discovery Of that great chemist Dr. Tofrey has
alone enabled him to make these Pills sufficiently .ea
sonabe TO place them before the public as general remedy
Fhe following certificate from the we'll known analytic chemist
Dr. Preston, is sufficient guarantee Of their purity:
Dr. JoHS WRfGaT: 4'@ 54s 8%rF t SF.
srAt your request have subjected the test analysis
quantity Of yonr Southern Indian Vegetable Pills. selected at
rando and take great pleasure in certifying that found hsn
to contain nothing deleerious to the SYSTEM but on the
contrary they possess the udor6c Dufee Expsctorant and
Cathastic properties in remarkably harmonious combination
ast my opinion that they the universal reuasd
known to the world. - F@
+ .-5ae5z Respectfully, - .,.--. T.. -t-
ses7 E A. D. PRESTON, MD.
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Soldiers Clothing.
NOTICE FROM THE GOVERNOR 70 HOSE PRE-
49, PAIRING IT

PAIRING IT
p am now endeavoring to furnish Volunteer Troops
Louisiana with suitable wnter clothing having
uniform suits Of WOODEN cloth and suitable undeclothes
distributed among them informed that the patriotic cti
zens Of several also engaged in
for the benefit of their companes If these contributions
clothing are sent by them directly their several companies
without being Of the quantity sent the
companies supplied great confusion will be the
sequence. 7' " rs 80 - = + 49, . p
soldier can only certain quantity Of clothing
Of great importance that each soldiers shall have
good substantial wooden suits posbls also
important that there be of action among those supply
ing them in order to avoid sending double supplies to
panies 1850 A75*I 4@ 81 -Fs
therefore, urgently recommend the ctzens se country
parishes to send this city, supplies of clothing
they with explicit directions the companies
Individuals for whom they intended will tnke care
that they reach their destination The clothes should boxed
baled and directed In New orleaus name
OF the company for which they intended it. and
statement sent Of its contents may not dup
cate the articles. 5
respectfully request the newspapers give publicity
suggestions in consideration of the objects effected.
54se -. .., THOS. o. MOORE, Governor.
r New Orleans, Aug II. 1851 z. au9 2pH
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LETTER FROM A PLANTER.

d RosEVALE Ala, NOV 1, 1851
hessrs. John Wright l. Co., a.Y
New Orleans La.
please find check No. 79l atth;s
days sight Mobile for sl49 so, in settlement of
date You will please forward three dozen boxes orso
Wrights Southern Indian Vegetable Pills They the
est thngI ever and heavy medical bill
yearly my place. The directions plain and ess
dsrstood that my finds difficulty in treating
Of sickness that his knowledge with prompnesa
and perfect Ny healthier and stronger
than those Of any plantation KNOX, and canddy confess
to be my opinion that of that this agreeable
solely to the which taken of them at the first
complaint Of sickness and their being treated by course Of
these Pills. use them altogether in my family and would
not be without fall supply for small fortune. This may
high praise you but you 1t nothing ess
than the plain maer-offact truth Please forward tha Pb
at once and by the same route as before. 7s@
Yours, truly s$ " fs. p X
THos G. HENDERSON.
From Dr. HUMPHREYS of Charleston, S. c. have rebecee
the following letter written to him by poor but worth,
who strong and stalwart soldier in the army
Southern independence y 49,
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BUREAU DE LA COBIPAGHIE D'ASSU-
II RANGES MUTUELLES DE LA LOUISIANA.

NoUvEILE ORLEANS de Janvier, 1862.
Commencement specifications de la Charte de Ia Compa
guile Assurances Mutueles 10 Lonsae ct I'm acte de
Legislature dc L Ett de la Louisiana No. 76 approuve lie II
de Mars 1852 lie public est aver que les Ceicas uivan de
Scrip pour rannes 1853 plus ntGret pas
pages cette Compagn ct les dts Cercas plus Finite
ret sont pas aclama par les propretares gaux
dams les rene jours qu suvront la premiere publication de
vs lis canceles annules ct les places
redt du compile contingent les ives de la Consagnie
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~ " D. F. MITCHELL,
nnty;p,yu 1nptSca I
nFFICE OF THE LOUISIANA MUTUAL
" INSURANCE COMPANY. -,
NEW ORLEANS, January 6, 1862.

e.. .a-- NEW ORLEANS, January g. 1862
In accordance with the requirements of Charter
Louisiana Mutual Insurance Company an act Of tile Legis
ature, No. 49, approved March l7h 1850 public notice
hereby given that the following Certificates Script The
1885, and accrning interest thereon, remain unclaimed In
the Office of the Company and all said Certificates interest
which shall not be demanded by the legal owners
within thirty days this notice will cancelled annued
and the amounts thereof accredited contingent account In
hnoka tho CulunnnY directed hr Charter
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~% NouvELLE ORLEANS, de Jsnyer, 1862.
Gonormenient la Chse de Gonpasnis Ct IN ace de
10 Legislature dc Ia Louisiana, No. 6 approuve II dc Mars
1862 public est AVERT present avis que les cerhcats
syants do profits tissue dc 1851 plus ne pas encore
etc payss cee Compagnie Stills son pas racaes mar
lie on par les propaares tgax dams les os qu sui
won't la premiere publication de Get avis lis cancees ct
annas ele nants places credit lu compile contingent
les lvres de la Copagne present. dams sa
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{ lF}E " y HOMIE nIUTUAI. INSURANCE.


Easl7: New ORLEANS, January 4. Is6Z Z
II accordance with the Charter of this Company and an act
the Legislature Of Louisiana approved Of March,
1852 public notice hereby given that the following certificate
profits issue OF 1857 with accned interest thereon) remain
unpaid in this Company. II claimed by the legal owner or
owners within thirty days from the first publication this
notice. the will be cancelled annued the amounts
thereof credited to the contingent the books this
Coupnny nv rbavtar u = "
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post-OMce Notice.

Thaforeeong project for Foreign Mail is fully entitled
public confidence. Antonio Costa. Esq is New Orleans
chsnt of responsibility and He has resident
of New Orleans for the last thirty years.
Letters intended for this Mall may be enclosed along with the
money required per tariff above and the envelope
leans.p !; $zga ,-o. q. ,-
The Confederate Postage to this office must be prepaid
i ~ '' J. l.. RIDDELI, Postmaster.
I New Orleans. October is, 1851. al oil mi
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CHAS. BRIGGS. President.
II. 2. JANVIER, Secretary.

STATE or LOUISIANA, PARISH or ORLEANS
City OF Flew Orleans
Sworn and subscribed before me- this sixth day of January
1862. D. y. MITCHELL
Jul 30t Second Justice of the Peace
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Free Market.

50 New ORLEANS, February s, 1862.
"A few weeks since it came to the knowledge of the Com
nttee through parties who had paid monthly subscriptions for
the Free Market TO young who represented himself
agent Tor the Institution. E ga75 a. sg+
Tie Committee have secretly endsasered to find ont the
postor, but so far have failed. -
They now give notice Of the imposition practced he
and that NO PERSON has been authorized solicit SUBJ
the Free Market They however, take this
sion TO state that the liberal contributions of vegetables etc.
from the country have dmni he'd greatly md wcnd ask
friends who may have surplus to remember the Free Market
They would also request country papers to notice
When subscriptions imperasaly necessary. the Commit
ties will give notice thereof and ATTEND PERSONALLY TO
TIE SANE. s5s8s 4-.zss-,s- .s.g4 81. SO
The President Of the FREQ Ma ket at the Market daily from
to dark in discharge the duties of the Market Any
donations hat good citizens may desire to donate, call
either the President Of tbs Executive Committee viz
Henry Bier. ID j. Ricardo Gardner Smith, E. F. Sehdt or
Henry Florance. E.5
This notice Is given to imposlons
%zS ss'y ~ ~ T" < THOMAS MURRAY, -
fe6 2p4t President Of Free Market Committee.
/. 5ss5s Ssg A Card. 4 lr .ss..
RI DOCTOR Mek sLyEY having returned recommsnces the
practice profession Residence Office heretofore,
No Host Charles street between Posas street and Lafayette
Square. fts 2plm H
Aid for our Troops IN kentucky and Wiz.
;ySs.Y .s. 81 sinIa. &, W.
IsRemonds the agent Of Army in Kentucky and
Virginia. Friday for Bayou Teche obtain eonbu
ions hvlg been detained owing receipt Of goods from
Texas to be Immediately .-arwarded. %H i
Blankets 0veicoats Unar Garments, Dried Fruits Oranges
Army stand greatly in need Of Messrs Arthur
the agents to receive these articles Bso Shaw to
receive all cash Donations We every souhener
will conbute his mite the RELIEF Volunteers They
expect and with Justice those that remain al. home should aid
thUse who ixht the.r BIZ tiles Ss5z dig Buff
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so ne nor lker, Whils
lklHs NJ albazfnn IN d light rope
tShss sro u the gsohnd to skc Up d
iiiion san Ffanci seo, faIl to TIL
anpe df sixty tfeet, and died Of hi
III 81 Esc sInh d
COMES pssaisss soaiasnsIy tint
N Ess R0nsls s1sss Us tasrs Wiln get Ne
tllae ever fasored, or
1890 sas IS ssa,h
Iusz deGuzesan,
IN IL III account ii
ID iii NO Jones hung him
pias = si1cs fSr d sifaila WI.
M Aisd Ess 1uugh t near Ha all
a infSths death IF both vi
+ Fss fi - Ia N 81
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ccfFasp Dent of tie ak
ihGRe writing fonf Baltimore on thef22d MT,
1saa asgHo III the 4 lsrevaleneesof
ssasSp TITUS 4,
Il ~ douht that ID Ill this city
d one The amount of secession cor.
hR A9Glal IS r9s5 md BY no MEANS
be surg so sa3e zaetls e,'
sessea sa 81 e s.y & ssaol
sseay HIDE SoIer, viii a single egcsp.
a IN We s treason ejla
II .1iatsrs ~ the Episcepal
;Ghsfct afe lloyal COW rsgation being
rally alsip salsS h. Il -, Coke and Bishop
jlAm hayE = ssxer fask III stsmtning this
ha1s beaH fsFg hEaTe about II. Or.
~ rsfuk6H tds gise his. cong fegatinn the com
NJ Caring that he had
Fds rs I'LL ID spi, worthy To
n that e1lt. Sp3 ercofntnstsir
Till ysa tass windy and Tapid youth who
0nre III MI occupied BY DR..
ii All ID tAa aifat Ilnitariaq Church, took pains,
y N pGdasisn, to pray tor The Governor and
e l4Sys mt The President. he III from
ltne ans that the es 10 aad must be. q
Soetaf roe earilig upon ths
4 the ne Fery dangerous to the
soi 4he rnInA Id that Quarter, Few
\ s0k how larkel III the majority tie
II ii ne hot u ndfnb ars and wealth Nj
Nd eS11g Oh he 1sadinG aniies here are iIiti-
II ge fal& kaa AID nonpected with prominent
Rk III E$s3efn TirEinla The wife or Doctor
sin ft w arrens has q mother,
aisture al Richmond,
"a s III Az of which, II Is
n III safaly III New York or
Il III; BEaS tors, ete., oY Eastern
s sented ker e., Tie aim now
IN u s bhsn ~ saa R sBsg a aspisa ~
sAsza a|Isssed sa in many painful
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CONFEDERATE STATES OF AMER1oA
FuEE, slNPLE, HARMLESS, AND NATURAL ALTERA
IS sc 3. TIFESAND8 BLooD.PuR1rIER -gGlI0I
FOR THE
TOnillg
Toning and Fortifytng of the Svstem,
Diseases, either Occasional or Emf
demic; and for the cure OF All
Ailments having the name nr

Rernent Nervous Infsmuatory and Putri
Feyars Measles, Small Pox and Erysipelas Inamma4
ton of the Brain, Throat, Stomach, Lungs Liver Intes
tines Kidneys and Bladder Pains In tho Stomach, Back
and side Consumption Dopsy Of the Head Of The Chss
OF the Abdomen and of the Limbs scroula scurvy and
Syphilis Cancer, Gravel Loss OF Appetite Sick Head
ache Splitting Of Blood; Rheumatism, both AGATE ana
chronic Darrhea Dysentery and Coles syncope Apo.
pleHy, and Paralysis Dyspepsia, Hypochondriass Ts-
tanus, Epilepsy, Wlioopng Cough, Palptalion Of the
Heart Ulcers and Sores of every description Mysteries
Weak Nerves, and Lowness Of Spirits Suppression and
other delicate Female Complaints. 4s,.1l55 =