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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
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MY HEART AND

LtLLA
NV HEART ANDI.
nv ELuABErH BARRETT BROWSING
l.
Enough we're tired, my heart and I,
We sit beside the headstone thus,
And wish that names were carved for us
The moss reprints more tendorly
The hard types Of the mason's knife,
A. heaven sweet life renews carhs life
With which we're tired, my heart and
You see we're tired my heart and I,
We dealt with books, We trusted men,
And in our own blood We drcnchod the pen,
A. II such ooiors could not ay.
We walked too straight for fortunes end
We loved too true to keep rrieudi
At last we're tired, my heart and T.
III.
How tired We feel my heart and
We seem Of no use in tho world;
About mems eyes indihercntly;
Our voice which thrilled you 50 will let
You sleeps our toars are only wet;
What DO you here, my heart and II
"
So tired, so tired, my heart and /
1t was not thus in that old time
When Ralph sat with mo meath the lime
To watch the sunset from the sky.
"Doar love, you're looking tired" he ssi5i
/, smiling at him, shook my headi
It's now we're tired my heart and !.
So tired, so tired, my heart and
Though now none takes me on his arm
To fold mo close and kiss me warm
Till each quick breath ends in a sigh
Of happy languor. Now alone
We lean upon this graveyard stone,
Unoheered, unkissed, my heart and
VI
Tired out we are, my heart and 1.
Suppose the world brought diadcms
To tempt us crusted with loose gems
ofpowers and pleasurcs7 Let it try.
We scarcely care to look at even
A pretty child, or Gods blue heaven,
We feel so tired, my heart and 1,
VII
Yet who complaint My heart and j;
In this abundant earth no doubt
Is little room for things worn out;
Disdain them, break them, throw them by
And if before the days grew rough
We once were loved, used-wel enough
think, we've fired, my heart and I.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
BRIDGE BURLDsPdG.

v. BUDE, PRACTICAL ARCHITECT Am
BRIDGE BUILDER,
.nFFERs his services to the peoplc - .L,...
~ other sections Of the State - cI{ob,, =, ~
capacity, ana Is pFe.s.red 10 construct upon plans
~H'on NV varraDts Will give entire satisfaction
ndges of from 80 to $50 ioot span, upon terms as
favorable ~ those Of any other contractors. Plans
Models Specifications and Estimates furnishcd.--.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10

MORTALITY AMONG REBEL PRIsoNERs
OF the rebel prisoners at Camp Doug.
las, Chicago, three hundred aud forty.
two have died, and there are three hun.
dred and twenty yet in the hospital
The whole number of rebel prisoners
ut that place is over six thousand.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10

LIZA bankrupt was condoled with
the other day for bis embarrassment.
"Ob, I'm not embarrassed at all" said
he; "it's my creditors that are embar.
rassed."
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
WILIIAM G.. DIETz
CARP Ell 7 ERR q BUILDER.
WATER STREET. BETWEEN GFNEsrl, AND
GERMAN STREETS

Is NOW prepared Co execute m kinds Of work. are
J pertaining TO Che trade. Having lonr and
varied experience IN al branches Of the business
and good stock Of seasoned lumber on hnnd feel
confident my work viii please all who may fnvor me
with their patronage
Plans and specifications drawn 10 order
East Saginaw, Decoubtr "a 1861 rre
=, Esl residence on JefcF m street, opposite TIE
Brewery.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
MnRTGAGN SALN.

nEFAU IT huviug been made in the payment o!
II o certain sum Of money secured 10 be paid by
an lndenturo Of Mortgage, bearing date the
eighteenth day Of January, A. d. 1853, executed by
Samuel Copeland Of East Saginaw. Michigan party
Of the first part, 20 Cornelius II Longstreet, p0rtyof
tho 2d part and recorded in the office Of the Regis
ter Of Deeds for Saginaw County, state Of Michigan
in Liber Il of Mortgages, on pages 32l and 81, on
the 9Th day of March, A. D. 1858, at A. NJ, and
whereas thore Is due az the date Of this notice
upon7 saidi Mortgage the sum Of three thousand
two hundred fouy-seyeu dollars and thirty-sX
cents and no suit proceeding at law or in equity
having been instituted 90 recover the money Sc
cured by said Mortgage, or any part thereof,
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, that by
virtue o. power Of sae in said mortgage contained
on Saturday, the 9Th d0y Of June, A, d. 1862
mt two O'Clock in Che afternoon Of that day, az the
front doorof the Court House in tho City Of Saginaw
(he said Court Housc being the place Of holding the
Circuit Court in and for sud couuty) shall sell at
public auction, TO the highest bidder, the said mort
gagged premises or SO much thereof as shall be
necessary 10 pay sail amouut due together with the
interest from this date, and the costs and expenses
Of sale allowed by law and also twenty-five dollars
Attorney or Solicitors fees provided in said
Mortgage Said premises being situatcd in the
County Of SaginaU and State Of Michigan, and are
described in said Mortgage as follows, to Wit -
All that land kuowuuuJ described as lots ono O)
and two e, in block twenty-five (l5) according to
Hoyts plut Of the village (now city, Of East Sagi-
nav, now on file in the Office Of the Register Of
Deeds for Saginaw County, Michigan
Dated East Saginaw, March llth, 1862
CORNELIUS T. LONOSTREET,
WEBER, THOMPSON & GAGE,2
Attvs for MOrtgluCa ( n32-13w
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
l. 3 HOVEy

"eNesee Street, Opposite c. D. " Gibson d Son
AS ON HAND THE LARGEST AND BEsT
A Stock Of ,.--1 I,
Double and Single Harness, Saddles Collars.
Brides, Neriiagaies, Vaiises, Trunks, de-, :
WHIPS, Of all descriptions
In the State Of Michigan Having secured the
services Of the best Workmcn in the State he now
prepared to manufa sture to order all articles in a
style mover before displayed in this City
REPAIRING neatly executed with prompiness
and Dispatch
N B.--L. II. II. bogs leave TO inform those indcbt-
cd to him. that all accounts arc made out up 10 the
lst OF April, and requests that they win call and
settle Immediately, as all outstanding accounts after
the LIST of May will be placed In Lawyers hands
Tor collection l.. b. HoNEN.
Last Saginaw April 4 1852 .Ha
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
GARDI

DETHoIr January l5th, 1867.
WE HAVE the pleasure 70 announce that,
w owing 10 the great demand ior the celebrated
Whistles and superior Foreign ana domestic liquorsi
heretofore sad by / A Stokes We shall continue tlo
business in all be- bran hoe together with e manu-
facturc Of
Rectifed Whistles, Burning Fluid, Cam
pheue, Alcohol, &c.s
Aud also mo sale of PAINTS, oils AND TUX
PENTGNE. 1t The Oh Stand Of H. 4 STOKES,
corner jefferson Avenue md Wayne street, on a
scale second 90 no Establishment IN the states and
having secured the serycos Cf Mr. Stokes who Tor
more than ten years Has coancctod With the largest
Importing Liquor House in The City Of Now lork
we ilattcr ourselves from his experience md hnoUl
edge OF the Cognae Rochelle, horieauN Oporto and
other Foreign and Domestic Markcis,w can offer to
the 'rs,Ge induce mont 70 purchase luRE ARTICLES
that mo other bod n iihe West possesspri and ms We
proposo making tho -'Pcoth Ogohbrf and other
Whiskir- (which sold 40 oJp nuttipn sDles in Sop
TENDER and October, tDcuy-hIepef ccl higher
uon any whistles iuanuiac'igcd IN tls-Nost) the
flyoritc WHISTLES of the DIES, by sporipg no expense
or pains In their manufacture, and keeping a joek
Of the choicest articles selected With great care Tor
Medicinal and Family ase which We shall sell 81 the
lowest Market Rates, We invite your inspection Of
our Stock which is thc largest Ia the State.
MANNING. STAMFORD e co.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
TESTIMONIAL:
e undersigned, Commissioners Of Highwn,
own Of plymouth, in Saginaw County,

The undersigned, Commissioners Of Highways of
The town Of plymouth, in Saginaw County, take
great pleasure in recommending to the public Mr.
Nolusp Budo, Of East Saginaw Michigan, ms n
Bridge Builder. l
lie has constructed for us Bridge across Flint
river, Of 10 feet span according 10 his oEn inven-
tion plan and model which gives great satisfaction
combining strength, durability and economy He
has proved himself highly competent mechanic In
Chat department, and Is entitled to the public conf
dence.
As Bridge Builder We believe himto be unsrr-
passed
Russell (. PARKER
THOMAS REID, ma,
JOHN RITCHIE, puhu'ng
GEO. w. GLOVER Nohhni''ce'
ANDREW LEACIf.
GEORGE P0LTz, 'ai ,fIighway
ANDHlw WILSON, Ssioncra
d d. ROSS, Supervisor. - :
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
ALWAYS ON HAND!
SAMUEL ALLEN,
Carpenter g. Builder.

TILHIf-- I30fEl
Shop IN BarfS Brick Budding, Water Street Cd
door South from corner Of TuSc0ia Street.
TIE SUBSCRIBER is prepared TO do all manner
Il Of work in his line heavy light in manner
which he warrants will give entire satisfaction
Framing, enclosing joiner work. making doors,
sash, window frames, ciserns, anything in the line
attended to promptly at fair prices. Jobs large or
small, taken, and completed with the uimos, dcs-
patch. t IN
sjucitci
East saginaw Fob 4. 1862
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
INN ]. B. SCOTT, ;9dfA
SHIP MIRGEiETT AVID SHIP DlHVTH.
WILL ATTEND TO THE

WILL ATTEND TO THE
PURCHASE AND SALE OF VESSELS.
WILL PROCURE CARGOEs FOR VESSELS,
Ind Supply Tesses for Caygocs, Season Charters, &C.
/ eing Proprietor Of six good Vessels am prepared
1) to transport Produce Lumber slaves, Timber,
Rail Road Iron, Pig Metal, Coal and Stone to and
from any Of the Lake Ports, on reasonable terms
Lumber delivered 70 Albany or New York, at cur
rent or special rates.
Office on Atwater between Randolph and Bates
Streets, with p. /. Price & Co., coal dcalcrs)
DETROIT, n27 MICHIGAN
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
DENTISTRY.

G. WHITING, from Detroit, would say, to
LIE those DESTROYS of dental operations that he has
located permanently az East Saginaw, and for the
convenience Of attending 70 other business, has
opened an ofico ON Water st. at foot Of German So,
nheroshe would DO pleased TO see all who may need
his services. a. 4. n
East saginaw, May 81, 1850 nii-ly
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-06-10
East soelhaw, Oct. -, 800.
1862. BUILDING. 1862.

}. IL. McFarlin iendersh his thanks 10 he peoploof
ths city for thor past ibora patronase, and kones
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
PUBLISHED (DAILy) By
EDGAR SNOW DEN, JR.
es~ ~OFFICE-No. 1O4 King street, over
stones. formerly French's) Book Store.

RprEP PARAGRAPHS. 90 tNfuZta91s m Earuo.
The news of the advance IN cotton IN England,
has caused a great advance in n. York; all
sorts Of cotton goods have increased IN price,
and middling uplands are sold at 56 cents, the
highest price recollected by those now in busl-.
ness-Gen. Mcdowell has asked for court OF
;pouiry in his case.-The Republican ticket has
prevailed in California, and the Legislature
elected is unfavorable to Senator Latham.
The Republican ticket has been elected in
Maine, but, probably, by decreased majority.
COL Bigger late Postmaster Of Richmond, has
been removed by the Confederate government.
Prices of all kinds Of provisions are said to be
very high in Richmond shoes are, also. very
aear-Gen. Columbus O'Donnell, arrived in
Baltimore, yesterday, from Frederick; he was
stopped by the Confederates, but given pass
Immediately, and only a request made that he
would not divulge what he had seen; he says
that no Union men have been nolested, and al
private property strictly respected. &. Z.
Train, OF recent notorlety, is expected to come
over to this couutry to lecture here, andls gener-
ally supposed to S'haye bee in his bennett. "
ten. Henley has been appointed to command
brigade designed for the defence Of Baltimore;
Gen Andrew Porter is to command the IN
drafted militia about Harrisburg. Lee
and Jackson are both at Frederick, Md, or in
that neighborhood IA quantity Of the paper
exclusively used by the Bank Of England, to
print its notes On, and prevent counterfeiting,
has been stolen, and the Bank has offered a
large reward for the detection Of the thieves
and return Of the paper.-It is said that the
fags raised in Fredericksburg upon the recent
evacuation Of that place by the Federal troops,
have since been taken down by the inhabitants
1hemseves.-A great deal Of &: S. government
property was seized by the Confederates, when
they lately captured Buckhannon, in Western
Virginia; the Wheeling Press complains Of
eaVlng government stores about loosely IN vii
iages IN that section - Exit Garibaldi," is
"aat the newspapers say, in concluding their
account OF recent movements in ltaly.-The
NeW York World says that ''the news from
'ne West is gloomy in the extreme for the Fed
eral cause but, it thinks the worst has come
1Iere.-The Baltimore papers to-day say that
nlagerstown had not been occupied by the Con
'soerate troops yesterday.-The n, Y. Ex
press Says-''The air is full Of rumors, about
Tie Confederate advance into Maryland, but
al 5hat IS reliable can be very briefly related. .
ml1e National Intelligencer expresses itself
tsucA pleased with the order for the release of
VSS.t5aI prisoners under military arrest, at the
rooItA, as 1t thinks such arrests, and stringent
nrSssulacons were attended with serious detri-
s1sV sas! TO the cause Of the Union in the loyal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10

to dispose Of he same to any person other
| than officers Of the United States government,
or by wholesale, without permission of Gener-
al Wool.
Mr. Pierce, Superintendent Of the Hospital
Corps of male nurses has ordered that no
more nurses lie enlisted for hospital purposes,
the large number of citizen, nurses who have
offered their services to meet the late emergen-
cy, having proved sufficient for all immediate
wants.
Late Richmond papers publish brief dis
patches from Gen. Lee, stating great successes
in the recent battles before Washington
Generals Ewell and Trimble were badly wound
ed, but not mortally, and Gen. Taliaferro
slightly, On the 9Th inst, sixty-two Of Gen.
Pope's officers arrived in Richmond, and were
placed in close confinement. 5 The. 18th of Sep
tember has been appointed as day of fasting
and prayer in the Confederate States
Some Of the sailors of the r. S. blockading
| feet having expressed dissatisfaction at the
withdrawal Of the spirit ration in the navy,
| Rear Admiral Dupont, in a circular letter da-
ted August 23d, rebukes his symptom of in
| subordination
| Zadoc Casey, Of Illinois, died at his resi-
dence in that State, on Thursday last. He
was Lieutenant Governor Of Illinois during
| Gov. Reynolds term in office, was formerly
Representative in Congress from this district
| The London Times has an article on the ex.
| traordinary position of the democratic party in
America. It says that they are fighting in a
cause for which they feel the most bouudless
devotion, but at the same time in behalf OF
policy and party they detest.
| On Monday the distribution Of the new
postage stamp currency commenced at them. 7.
Sub treasury and at 10 o'clock crowd Of
seekers after small change was gathered In
two hours the entire supply, amounting to
about 10000, was exhausted,
At Buffalo, n. Y, D. S. Bermett's elevator
| together with Griffith's warehouse, was des~
troyed by fire. The elevator contained 10000
bushels Of wheat and 10000 bushels Of corn.
| The total loss amounted 60 100000, on
which there is an insurance Of $4,000.
| One thousand eight hundred and eleven
more Of the Camp Douglas prisoners left Chi
cago last Friday for Vicksburg, making in all
4, q2O who have left thus far. There areabout
4, 900 more to go. The number Of officers Of
| the United States service who have been ex-
changed as prisoners of war for prisoners taken
in arms against the i. S. up to the 9th
| ult is 279, including: Blis adler Generals, 2;
| Colonels, II; Lieutenant Colonels, 9; Majors,
49,; Captains 95; Lleutenants, SO.
Colonels Gershom Mott Joseph B. Carr
and Nelson Taylor, Of the5izth, Second, and
Thirty Third New York Regiments respective
", were on Sunday appointed Brigadier Ger
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-09-10
Gen. Mcclellan in the Field.

Gen. Mcclellan in the Field
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, 10 A. Mat an
early hour last evening Gen. Mcclellan and
Staff, with the Second United States Cavalry
as body guard, rode through Georgetown to-
ward the front to take command Of the army
in the field. For two days old Gen. Sumner
has been holding the enemy in check, bis
troops being drawn up in line-of-batt]e at
Rockville On Saturday and Sunday ne was
Joined by other corps. The troops were for
three hours on Saturday evening. marching
past Gen. McClellan's house IN close order,
cheering him as they passed Among the
corps which marched was that OF Gen. hook,
er formerly Gen McDoWell's, and OF General
Reno, formerly Gen. Burnside's, both aug
mented by raw regiments brlgaded with the old
ones and both under the command of Gen.
Burnside, and destined to form the right wing.
Bait. An1er. -....... -.#
An Associated Press dispatch from Fortress
Monroe, dated on the Sth, announces the arri-
val there of large number of released Federal
prisoners A reports brought down by them
that the New Merrimac'' had been compile
ted, but had proved failure. On the other
hand, the New York papers have a dispatch
from the Fortress, dated on the 9th, stating
that there was report in circulation that the
Confederates' new iron clad vessel had been
seen below Fort Darling, and was evidently
proceeding down the James river. 1t was
further reported at the Fortress that the Mer-
rimac had arrived in the vicinity Of Newport
News, when she encountered two Of the gun
boats and drove them before her All the
shipping off the Fortress had been in conse~
quence removed to 8 place OF safety These
are the reports,
The steamer Anacostia, arrived at the Navy
Yard yesterday bringing up two prlzes-one OF
which was taken some weeks since and one on
last Friday highland ten prisoners. The
last named prize-a small schooner called the
Rising Sun-was captured by the boats Of the
Wyandotte, on Friday night last, IN Britain, $
Bay, near the mouth of the Potomac, as she
was crossing into Virginia, after long chase.
The crew of the schooner perceiving that she
was pursued. ran close into the shore, and the
boats following, were fred at several times by
guerrillas along shore, but without effect
The schooner, however, succeeded~l in reaching
the shore and was run aground, when
the crew deserted her. leaving her IN the
hands of the Federals She had cargo con
sisting of coffee, tea, salt and dry goods On
the same night the boats overhauled seven
boats crossing the river with goods, and cap
turad on them ten prisoners, all colored, except
two Dr., VIM Writ and B. Il. Comtney.
Messengers from the Yal4kton agency ar
rived at Sioux City on the 9th bringing intor-
a4;on that that tribe are on the eve Of rising
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
CAUTION.

CAUTION.
Ascertain unprjneiplod persons are attempting to
palm Of the unsuspectlng publ limitations OF my
PREPARED GLUR, would caut on all personst 10 OK.
anime before purchasing, and ace that the full name
N-TssPAI, lNG'S PREPARED GLUB, III
IL on the outside wrapper; al othets are swndlins
eounlerfellgs For sale al aliDrug stoIos. 'H 'fa
March 6ilso9-So.lya. .t1 .t1l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
wv "A mo /" R %
E1HAe 30 eVvelRcI
ollnto,, ,lrlo, constantly ON hand.

As au inducement to buy, ,wo will present to every
purchaser Of our MISCELLANEoUSi BOOKS one
ofthe above articles OF lewelry. ;. ~ l-t J -N
We have on hand good assortment OF Religious,
Classical Philosophical Agriclltural Historical and
Theological Works, among which may DO found His
tOres, Travels, adventures, Stories, anecdotes,
Tales, Narratives, Romances. Sports aud Pasumes;
nuals and Preseniathn m Books superbiy bound and
appropriately illustrated, all Of which will be sold
very low for cash, TUrHlLL q BlAtRE,
N. B. Just received large aud spleddid stock Of
steel Engraving and French Chrome
LIthOEraPhs, which viii be disposed ofat wal
irPW.,eAss, cqSeAi aud dJsSelry rspsir'd a.d ,ssr-
Vsatsd. gs = 81 lo. i.s' ha'' 't' n 4 B.
Lancaster, Sept. 10, is69, hs'V
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
G6t lancaster Ga5tttf
CITY OF LANCASTER
. VINO sI,aII Reap.'


Think Of this. you that are well nigh
p weary Of well doing, you that stand nbuc
In Gndlrss hous-hold, and who some
times grow disbeartened amidst u cold
ness, an lie opposition. and ,h4 jariirg;
Won who lave enlisted und,r Chris :
. banner. but who. il you have not actual
/ " forsaksn house and lands for his sake
have at least been constrained 10 lei lass
man, golden oppo' tuuty, YOU who have
been for years watching for - soul.il h p
, PLY You might win il, and who still ste
il as far from The kingdom as ever; you
who have long been conlendirg with a
wicked temper an unholy Passi n, and
who DIRE not say t at you lave gained
nnE Advantage over il--oh be Lot weary
Think Of tile day when YOU shall rest from
Your labo,s. and these works shall follow
Sou = Thinh Of 'h4 day y--tke humbling
T affecting. overwhelming day, when the
cup Of cold water win re srpesr as an
Ingredient in The ever asiipg ory. "Re
not weary In well doing. for in due STA.
sou you shal reap, if you foiDt not"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-11-27
.sors IMPORTANT DISCOVERY
3 ro 'am Dig. HALsEY's, aaI mi
Z Q RES Il WIN r.,
Ggos GUM COATED, FoREsI PItts.ss
10000 CURES IN ONE vEATp

.SVSOoV CpNLS IN ONE YEAR
hRi HALSEY. ofNew York, has invented PRO-
u Bcess by which fch an lu xu Jinnt w INEisIto
duccd from certain plants great medical yirln6s-
This delightful Wine combines MI ahs hia ediedT
properties OF the DandeiieO. SdssapGriiiG, feRsw
DOfk, HHd Cherry. and certain Othei plants whose
virtues are len times eto,ise as aeents
so pure aud cOncentratedare the medicinal propcr-
ties Of This Inc, that u has Been found IN, osies
fectve medicine now in use. Frequently. hess tbnR
siage bottle restore the lingering paiitbt 'fr6niGe.
bilit, and sickness 10 ostrrng and vigorous health
Every dose showsits good rGects on the orstiuhnn
and improves the general health; and With Dr, Hal.
sey 'sCelobrated Cum. Cohed Forest FflIs asnn ad-
junct, allthe following disorders are pc IIpnnentlx
cured 'tt' ~ T777''
Dyspepsia nd IndigesIion. A ofthe,
Forest pills, and bottle oftbe Wine. viii cure The
most distressing forms OF this eomrlsirj U slGg
Ague and Fever One or Two doses ofths
Pills.and a bottle ofthe Wine will break the aeuc
and cure the putientin allcases, the
on the bottle are adhered 10.
DrOpai chl COmpIa iMtS,- From one 10 two
boxes othe pills and three bottles ofthe vino cure
this obstinate disorder. p ~ trtl Ol ,@nf0'
disorder Of the Kidaeys.-The Forest Wine and
pills have proved highly ecacous IN this DISORDER
One ortwo boxes of!he Pills. aud two or three bot.
ties ofthe Wine, are sufncienttO accomplish euro
In the wOrstcases. .s
Drbii,tr, Might sEeats. Emdeiatiop and T.asiy'
State Of the coHstitsfioR The Forest Wine is pop
uar remedy for all these CON mplainis One to three
boues cure the worst cnses wifoutthe use of the
Pills. butwAen the complaint is accompanies wiur
some other disorer,the Pills Will he reQuiredlniH
Rhsum0fism. The effcSey the Forest Rem ehi,s
In Rheumntism II very singular. Some Of The most
distressing cosesl ever been cured Iy them
| Bilious Disordrrs and Foul St0maek.-on purRu-
tive d"se orhe Forest Piils viii cure any biiou, di
order. qrany complaint arising from Foul Stomach
and morbid condition 5fthe bowels. p7i"s-
Feosrs.-ose ortwo pprgative doses viii cure fe-'
vers. "
bottle of the Wine. win break mp md cure The MOI
severe colds, coughs, and pain ~ the brepstpJ b.
Uletrs. Bells B,stehes: Sef5Sed Head, Rirgro,mc Z
Hnmor--Thcse complaints VII arise from bne com m