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are receiving, for instance, from Dr. Warri-
ner at Vioksburg.
Every weeks experience in my army
work, bringing me among the camps and
through the hospitals, and giving an oP-
portunity, which always improve, to look
in at the different quarters Of your Com
mission, leads me to a continually higher
estimate Of the work you have on hand. l
am satisfied that your system Of distribut-
ing hospital stores is the correct one. Such
large contributions as the people sre max
ing, cannot be handed over to the army on
any volunteer system, unless it be for a
few days, amid the emergencies Of a asevere
battle. A business involving such expend-
itures, would be entrusted by business
man, only to permanent and responsible
agents.
That among all your employees, there
should be no unworthy man, is more than
reasonable mind can ask. The Christian
Commission and the Christian Church
woald 90 down under that test.
Let me close this letter of thanks, my
dear brother, with my daily prayer
PRAYER which 1 learned in your Soldiers
Home" in Louisville, and have often re-
peated since in the So diers Rest al
Memphis, on the Barge" in Yazoo River
in the Division Hospitals under the guns Of
Vicksburg, in the Nashville Home anG
Stcreroom, and in the camps and hospitals
at Murfreesboro' "a prayer fresh on my
lips, as I have just come from seeing
wounded and typhoid patients, at Tulla
homa and Winchester, lifted from rougf
blankets, and undressed from the soile6
clothes of march and battle, and laid IL
your clean sheets and shirts, upon you
comfortable quilts and pillows prsye
in which every Cbristisn heart in the Lane
will yet join; "God bless the Sanitar!
/ Commission.
Most cordially yours,
EDWARD P. SMITH.
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The surrender Of Vicksburg on the
Fourth of July, fact the rebels denied as
long as they could, but have been obliged
to eoncede on the publication of the official
correspondence, is sore modification to
them. The Richmond Examiner, Of the
Goth, says:
"The particular day chosen for the sur
render was, at least, uDgracious. Better
that it should have been on the Bird or 9th
Of July. Why should the calamity have
been aggravated to the South by such Sc
lection Of the day on which it should take
placer
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bACKUs & NOBLE,
Plaintiffs Attor

MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant 70 the
lV command Of a decretal order Of sale, is
sued from the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuya-
hOga county, in the case in which K. G. Smith
is plaintiff and CHARLES Smith, ct al, defend
ants so me directed, shall expose for sale at
the door of the court house in the city Of Cleye-
land on the nth day OF August, 1858, at O'Clock
P. NJ. OF said day, the following described lands
and tenements to wit:
Situate in the township of East Cleveland being
number seven, in the twelfth range of townships
in the Connecticut Western Reserve, IN the
State Of Ono, and which is also in the county OF
Cuyahoga, and is known by being part Of lots
No. 3S9 aud 397 in East Cleveland township. be-
ginning at stone in the Euclid road at the CEN
ter Of the geer's road, and at the point where
said roads intersect " th each Others thence
south 52 degrees east, eight chains and seventy
links to a stone st the northeast corner OF land
owned by John c. CalhoOn, thence south 80 de-
i grees, vest two chains and ifty-niue and one
! half links to land now owned By Edwin Fuller,
thence north 81 degrees, west three CHAINS and
seventy links to said Fuller's northeast corner,
thence north 3S degrees, east sixty -four and one
| halflnks to Thomas Shane's south-east corner,
| thence north 50 degrees, west Eve chalnsl 70 said
| Shane's northeast corner in the center OF the
| Euclid road, thence north IS degrees, east one
chain and nnety-fEe links 10 the place OF be-
Einnigg; containing two acres Of land and no
more, but subject TO all legal highways Ap-
L praised at 5000.
| Cleveland, July I4th, 1863. .. +.
| WM. V. TOUSLEY, Master Commissioner.
| A. T. SLADE, PITTS Attys. lulvl5s4oz
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Lnunch Of noreI Iron-c1nd.

The iron batter Onondaga was launched
at GreenpOint on Wednesday last. She is
8 double turreted, but not an Ericsson
battery, having been designed by Mr..
Qrintard of the Morgan iron works. She
is constructed wholly of iron, is 227 feet
long and As feet beam. She has two tur-
rets with two 15-inch guns in each.
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lVN command Of an order Of sale from the
Court of Com mon Pleas Of Cuyahoga county,
Ohio, at the suit Of James X. Hitchcock against
Electa C. Hayes and Silas s. Stone, to me di-
rected, shall expose for sale at public auction,
at the door of the Court House IN the city Of
Cleveland, on the 18th day Of August, 1868, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, the following described premises:
Situated in the township Of Brooklyn,
being number seven in the thirteenth range
of townships, in the Connecticut Western Re-
serve, in the State of Ohio, and which are also in
the county ef CuyahOga, and are known by beirg
part Of original lot 81 in sstd township, and are
bounded as follows: being sub division lots
numbers 500 to 522, both inclusive, and numbers
53l to 544, both inclusive, and making 2S lots in
S. s. stones survey Of College Tract in said lot
81.
Appraised az follows: Lots 5Oj to 522 at S137.5O
each lots 63I to 544 at Sl25 each.
July Is, 1868. LEWIS W. FORD,
Master Commissioner.
s i ANnREMs. Pltiffs Atty. inlNla.Al3
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Hagan's Magnolia Balm.

This is the most deightfl and extraordinary srti-
Gle ever discovered Il changes the sun-Durnt face
and hands TO pea y satin tsxtare ravshing beau
t., impartlns the marble purity Of youth, aid the
DIsrIS6UE appearance inviting IN the city belle Of
fashion. 1t removes tan recles pimples and rough
ness from the skin, leaving the comp.exion freshs
transparent and smooth. It ontafns material in
furious to the skin Far0nized By Actresses and
Ope aSingers. lt is What every lady should have.
ETSold Everywhere.
DEMAs S. BARNES CO.,
General Agents
iuIyi-R2s 2O2 Broadway. New York.
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U. 8. CHRISTIAN COMMISSION,
BRANCH OFFICE,


NASHVILLE, Tenn, July z3d, 1868.
DR.. j. g. NewbeTry, Secretary Western De-
Partnent Ueitsd States Sanitary CoulHlis
sion.
MI DEAR SIR-I desire on behalf Of the
Christian Commission to render grateful
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for the uniform generous
and cordial cooperation of yourself and
the agents ofyour Commission, in our work
of bringing spiritual comforts and bless
ings to the soldiers. But for your assist
snce at the first, and its continuance all
along, our work would have been greatly
impeded in the army Of the Cumberland
Also, in my recent trip to Vicksburg, in
the service of the Christian Commission,
was, at all points, kindly received and ma
terially aided by the Sanitary Commission.
My own feelings that the work of
both Commissions, though wrought in diff
ferent departments, should be entirely CO.
operative, were fully reciprocated by your
agents at Cairo, Memphis, and on the Barge
on Yazoo River.
My observation of your work on that
Barge was very pleasant 1 saw stores
dispensed to needy applicants most freely
and in surprising quantity and variety,
and when got back on the bluffs, where
the sick and wounded were coming into the
Division Hospitals, found bedding with
your mark, and dried and canned fruit, and
lemons and chickens, which could have
been furnished from no other source.
know that without the timely help of the
Sanitary Commission, there would have
been destitution and consequent suffering
in many Of these hospitals.
want to bear testimony to the noble,
Christian philanthropy Of the men in
charge Of your Commission in that Depart
ment am persuaded thatthey could not
do that work from unworthy motives
Money cannot procure such services IS you
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MASTERS SALE-Pursuant TO the
sIN command of an order of sale. issued from
Gne Court OF Common Pleas OF CnyRhoga County,
Mt the suit of Truman H. Hosg a al. against John
BAKER et al, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House In the Cleveland on the second day Of
September, 1868, at three o'clock P. NJ, the lands
and tenements described as follows Situate in
the township of Brooklyn in the County Of Guy
ahoga and State of Ohio, and bounded and de-
seTibed as follows: Being part Of fractional lot
No. So, and is bounded on the west by land
owned by the heirs OF @. d. Brayton, deceased,
on the nortn by land owned by Francis Branch,
east by land owned by Hiram Aiken, and south
by land owned by Martin Kellogg, and is the east
half of twenty acres Of land bought by G. d.
Brayton of Seth Aiken in l449, end is the same
land conveyed by the administrators Of said C.
D. Brsyton to said John Baker, April %, 1852.
Appraised at seven thousand dollars (S7GOO.)
ALLAN r. BRINSMADE,
Master Commissioner.
BAcKUs 4 NoBLF,
Plaintiffs attorneys.
August 1, 1853. augl455
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swift Re,ribution.

At jackson, Miss, Geneal Sherman
captured q number Of rebels who had been
psrOled at the capitulatiOn of Vicksburg.
These he took out and shot on the spot.
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MOthersI mOlnersi! DEothers'I


Don't iai TO procure Mrs. WIhSLOW's SOOIh
ING SYRUP for CHILDREN TEETHIHG.
This vaIsble preparation q the prescription OF oha
Of the best FenHle Physicians and Nurses in tns
United States and has been used for thirty years wiz
never failing saety and sucoess BY millions Of motn
srs and chidr n from the feeble infant Of ens veeh
old to the adult 1t not only relieves the child ron
pain, but invfgorates the stomach and bowels, cor
reots aeidity aud vgs tone and energy to he Shol
System. 1t will almost Instantly relieve
GRIPIEG IN The BOWELS AND WIND COLAC
We believe 1.-THE Pest and Surest Remedy in IN
World. in all oasss Of DysentsTT and Disrrhoea
Children whether it arises from Teething, or iron
any other B1se.
EB-Fuu directions fer u5ins win aceomPany eaol
bOstie None genuine unless ths facsimile Of OUh@
It's & PERKINS, New YORK, Is on The wrapper
oas-Sold By al Medicine Dealers. Principal once
43 Dey-6t., EeE York. ..ll
Price only 25 Cents per Botflp.
mai 1e-dn
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GLAIMS
ITO SOLDIERS AND THE1R HEIRS

The Commissioner 0f Pensions and Second Auditof
Of the Treasury desire &c 70 be known that FcunfT
Claims Of SOldf Is DISCHARGED on accounf Of Wounds
Received in Ba' tie and whO have served less than
two years, Will not BE- audiied until CongrCss appro-
PIRATES money to pay them. rrrf
NO PERSON HAS YkT BEEN AUTHORIZED
TO COLLECT SUuH BOUNTY. As eo0n they
can be audited special attention viii be given them
BY d ". GsCE, who gives psr-Onal att ntiOn 10 col
Letting Boun =, Pension and Cther War Gains and
Prize MoneT, 10th at y rep1rtment In Washing
ton and At his once in Cleveland ~ ID
BsB-Apphcatiou fn person or By letter, enclosing
ID. W. GAGEs
Licensed Attorney ard ' a. Ciafm gent,
iulyl5--K1s le5 sHprrinr-st hsvHlsns n.
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many prepsra ions sold under the name
OF BitJers, put up in quart bottles, unded oi
tha che1pe5t whisky or CJmmOn rom, costing rom ~
to 30 GEMS per ga0n, the taI DISCUS by Antse or
Cor ander seed
Tbs ass Of Bittera has csused and viii continue
TO use al Ions a. they IN bs sold hundreds 70 dis
the death the drunkard By theiT use the slsteIn
Is gept continually under tte influence OF Alc7hohc
Stimulsts the rst kind, the cesre Tor Ii luor IS
created and Aept up, and the result IS sil the Aorf0r
attendant upon a drum Eard's life and death.
FIR tOose NFhu de ire an we'll have Liquor bitteI
we publish the folio Eing recipe get one bottle hOO
LAND herman Btiers and miN with three quart gooo
brandy or WHISKY, and the resu-t viii be prepara-
tiOn that will far excel IN dIcina virtnes and true
excellence any OF the numerous Liquor Bttsrs IN the
marRet, and wi i cost less. You Will have al
the vireue of HoOhaad's Bitters in connection with
a good article Of liquor at much iesi price than
these inf8rf0r preparations viii cost you.-
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HOOhand's German BitteFs
VIII Cure Every Case Of
Chronic or Nervous Disease Debility, Di5sass
of the Kidneys, and Diseases Grisin9
from Disor9e, I'd Stomach.
OBsERvETHEFOLLOWING SYMPTOMS

RssuIting rom Disorders o. the Digestive Organs =
Constipation, Inward les, kuiness OF Blood . the
Hsa1, Ac.dity OF the stomach, Nauses, EaenrtbuTni
Disgust foF Food FulHess o. weight in The etom en-
sOus Eructaons, sin ing Eluttesing at tie PIT o.
tne stomach, Swimming Of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, F,utsring toe Heart Ono-
king or ouf0- -ating Sensat.Ons when in lying pos
tnre, Dimn 81 of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
S 6 T. Fever and Dull Pal in the Head, Dstciency
of PeIspiration, YeliOwness Of The SSin aud Eyes,
Pain in he side, "a k Chest. Limbs 80, sud en
Flushfs of Heat Burning in ne l5sh, constant inn
agining Of xvii, and gr st Depression Of Spirits. a.
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DEPOT HOSPITAL REPORT.
The following named soldiers have been re-
ceived and assisted at our depot hospital during
the three weeks ending July 3Oth, 1868;
R. Prouty, Company F, IO5th o. V. L, from
Nashville 10 Mentor.
c. Bliss, Company K, IO5th o. v l., from
Nashville to Toledo. .ul p ~
p. Nearc n, Company A, Sth Michigan V. l.,
from Camp DennisOn.
J. Chandler, Company A, 9th Michigan, from
Gettysburg to Michigan. -.I,
j. Hogan, same as above. ..
W. H Fox, Company D, 18th ohio, From
Washington TO Camp Cleveland.
C. Strater, Company d, 5jth Ohio, from Gettys-
F. F. Davenport. 55th Ohio, from Washington to
James Jackson. Sd New York Cavalry, from
WASHINGTON TO Toledo.
W. ID. Hess, Company H. 9th Wisconsin, from
Frederick to Milwaukee.
F. Hermiller, same as above.
Jacob Paul, 7th Michigan Cavalry, from Get
Frank Miller, Company c, 24th Michigan,
wounded at Gettysburg.
Jacob Miller, same as shove.
J. HOulahan, Company F, 18th Rode Islsnd,
from Kentucky to Rhode Island.
5. S. Briggs, Company F, l24th Ohio, from
Tennessee to Erie.
P. Reard9n, sth Michigan Cavalry, from Den
:: P, TuTPin, 18th U. s l., from Cincinnati to
N. weaver, Company K, s7th Ohio, fun Port
Royal to Michigan.
A. Bissel same as above.
B. Guin, Company F, 29th Ohio, From Balti-
more to Venice.
Two Ofhcers and three privates. names not
T. Ryan, CompanyC, 29th Ohio, From Balti.
more to Toledo.
John Shenick, same as above.
George Johns, lst Michigan Cavalry, from
| Michigan to Washington.
J. Armstrong, J. Powers. J. KinneE, W. Camp
bell, J. Shean, 9Th New York, from New York to
Lexington.
| T. Welver, Company F, I2sth Ohio, from Wash
ington to Camp Cleveland.
W. Neffer, Company F, 4lst Ohio, from Ten
nessee to Euclid.
A. Harrison. Company F, 4lst Ohio, from Ten
nessee to Euclid.
F. Warren, Company B, 55th Ohio, from Phila-
delphia to Bellevue
T. Hays. George Dooly and J. Miles, from gun
| boat Benton at VIcksbUrg TO Boston.
6. Merriman, Company c, I'd Wisconsin, from
| Washington to Milwaukee. r. ...
A. O'Niel. llth U. S. Regiment, from Boston to
". Sage, Company D. 42d Ohio, from vieks-
| burg to Newburg.
A. J. Moore, Company D, 55th Ohio, from
| Washington to Norwalk.
]. Andrews, AID Ohio, from V.eksbnrg to So
| Ion.
vile to Toledo.
J. c. Briggs, Company I, 9Th Ohio, from Get
| tysburg to Oberlin.
D. Aidrich, Company B, 21st Michigan, from
Michigan to Camp Chase. Exchanged prisoner.
8. +. Wall, Company B, 2lSs Michigan, from
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Field Agent U. s. Christian Com
AcKLowLEpaMENTs.

From Western Virginia we have the
following letter, in acknowledgment Of
supplies forwarded by our agent in Wheel
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MASTERS SALE.-Pursuant to the
lyl command OF an order Of sale from the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Cuyahogs county,
Ohio, at the suit Of Joseph Perkins against Cole
man c. Fay, to me directed, shall expose for
sale at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the city OF Cleveland, on the 30th day
Of July, 1868, at o'clock P. n. the following de-
scribed premises All Of lot number thirty
seven (37) in Joseph Perkins allotment Of ten
acre lots, number twelve and thirteen az lS),
in the City Of Cleveland, in Cuyahoga County, in
the State OF Ohio, appraised at S24O-
LEWIS W. FORD, Master Commissioner.
@. L. LATn1ER, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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MASTERS sALE.-Pursuant to the
lYA command eta deereetal order of sale nom
the Court Of Common Pleas of CuyahOga County,
Ohio, at the suit of George SpOoner against
George ". Tilliston and others to me directed,
1 shall expose for sale at public auction, at the
door of the Court House, IN the City Of Cieve-
land, on the 18th day Of August, 1863 at 10 clock
A. NJ, the following described premises, situate
in what was formerly the township Of Brooklyn;
in the county Of CuyahOga and State OF Ohio and
known by being lot number twenty (20) IN Fol-
some and SeveTanee's Allotment, now in the city
Of Cleveland, (Nest Side,) and bounded as iol-
lows North on Jay street, sonth on an alley
east and west bv the lot lines Of said lot, beng
thirty-seven feet front and rear, and 1OT15 feet
deep. Appraised at $500.
July 20, 1863. LEWIS W FORD,
Master Commissioner.
J. E. INGFRsoLL, Attorney. iy2O:453
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FOR EUROPE.
9 TEAMS SHIP Ne@~A
GREAT EASTERN. - -
From New York 10 Liverpool.
THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN,
WALTER PATTON, Commander,


WILL NJ DISPATCHED
From LIVERPOOL, From NEW YORK,
"wednesday, Aug. 18th, at Wednesday, Sept. "a, at
4o'clock P n precisely clock A. H., precisely.
IND at intervals thereafter OF about elk weeks from
each port.
FIRST CABIN, froIn... .-..........--.eso 10 alk9.
s sCOND CABIN, State Room Berths, meals fur
nj he'd at separate tab es l0
BEExcur ion Tickets o II and back, in the iBt and
ID Cabins Only, fare asd hall.
GTServauts Accompa 1ying pssssH gers, and child
ren under Y ysaTs Of age, half fae ln'ants Tree.
THIRD CABIN, I0termediate State Rooms, rassen-
gers rOund with beds bedding, taule utslaiis,
and good substantial so
sTEERAGE, with superior accommodations --...-i25.
ETPrices Of Passage from Liverpool at same rates
s-AIl Fares payable in Gold, or its equigalent in
Z. s. Currency.
sS-Eaeh Passenger allowed twe1ty cubic feet Of
luggage. an experienced Surgeon on bOtrd.
For psssage apply only 10 CHAs. A WHITNEY.
ct the ONCE, 70 Broadway, or 70
H II. F. BRAKTON,
Atwater building, Cleveland D.
For Fr,ight apply t. ....--,.,,.
- ROWLAND B AsPIHWALLt
juy2s-ss 4 Agents. s. s1uth st
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s~RomsmSer that these Bittors7Ea1
ARE NOT ALCOHOLIC,
And Not Intended as . Beverage.
sFThs Propri.tOrs Aave thOusanasOi LstsaF'f from
the most Eminent
Clergymen, Lawyers, Physicians,
and Citizens,
Testifying Of their own personsl knowleaCej o The
b5nsfeial effects and medical virtues Of the bstels 3

From Be-. }. Newton Brown, II. D. Editor OF the
Encyc. ped q o. Religious knowHdse.l
AItboueb not disposed TO favor or recommend Pat
ant Mediciprs n gener ], through distcust OF theh
ngredf nts ard effects, yet know Of nc soinclent
reasons Ehy maa may MT testify to the ceaehts ne
beIisyes himself to have received rom any slmple
preparation in the ps he mag thus contribute to
the ben At Of others. -,
do this the ore readily in regard 70 ho9haha :
this city, because Was rrsJudiCed against them t0I
man ysaIs uBdsr the impression that lney we're
chiefly an a,cotolie migture 1 am indebsed 70 my
frienj Robert Shoemaker Fqs., for he removed lhls
Treiuice bv prorer tests and for encourage eent 10
try them when suffering fro u great and long contin-
ust debility The use Of thee bO tiss OF these El-
ters at the hegnning Of the present year. wss tol1
ioved Nv evident and restoration 10 degree o.
bodiiv aad mental vig0r which had not ielf ior si1
months before aud had almostdespaiIe q
Therefore thlvk God and my TREND Tor me
70 the use Of them % lad y. hEWIuN bAsO"N.
Pbilsdelphia, June q, 1861.
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me- Cbief Attributeg Of Manhood aro


a FRIEND IN HHED-TBH II.
DF. Sweets t'sIHFALLIBLELI pFspArI
IEpm the Fseips Of d.. Bsaphen West, q Oonneot0s
ths great bone bstsr and has been ussd n his Dr
os for the last twenty yea-s with ths most aston
ing success. As an external remedy st Is without
rival and VIII alleviate pain more speedily than an
other prsparaticn, For ali Rhs1mstio and HarToug
Disorders t Is truly inai ible, and as curative 20
Sores, Hounds, SrsinH, hruilos- &c, its soC thing
haaling and poUerul strengthening propen5ite1, eJ
rte tho Just oud and sstoushm8nt q si who has5
sgGr given ft trial. Over four HUNDRED certncassl
Of rsmarkAbls cures performed By 4 within the lais
two year5, attest 70 this fact. Strong ArnstEond
Agents for Clsveiand facl llal ts1s7tsuT-it RS
SENT FREE A
For the BENEFIT Of Nervous SuHsr-
- ers The MARNIHG NOlCE on -
self-Curs Of Debility Consumption =
Premature Decay, Loss OF Memory, &C. b. l0rn1l
Sufferer Enclosing stamp address
d. q. WELLINGTON, Boston, Masa.
PRFVUETION BErTER THAN CURE,-Tm
nav French Safe is the ony article ever recommend
ca by the Medical Profession a. sAFE and SURE Pre-
VautfFe. Samples sent, aARELY CONCEALED, 70 any
af7rasa. racaiH- ~ Ffernn 47~97-f1
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HOO1land's German BItteFs
WILL CUBE THEM.
pYsPEPsIA AND LIYER DISEASE.

Do You rise with . ccatsd tongus mornings, with
bad taste the mouth and pJOr appetite lor break
lRst? D0yOu feel when you nrst get up 60 weak Rnd
lansuld you can scarce y gst aboutR Do Il have a
dZz ness in the head st times, and ott5n duinss1l
with headache Occ -siOnaiIy Ate your bowels st
i've and ar, Gad sppssite changcagisl Do you
thTOE up " nd from the stumace, aad do you ssels
iug heL the stpmacl Is empty uO you have n art
Durh as1onally Do you feet lOw-5pifited, aud
loJk the darK de Of things? Are you Lot unu3u-
ally rrvcus At tim 5? Do you n~t te-ome restless
ottsn y until midnight BET rs you can 30 {.
seep2 and then at time, don ylu feel duil and
seepg St If the time2 Is your skin dry and scaly
also tallOw7 In shOrf, Is net life burthen ful
OF fOrebudinFB7