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St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16
4 scRTrruRtL PROPHECY.

.. ASCRITTrR N. PROPHECY. !,
A writer 10 hi. Ssvannsh R.rubiican.
sigaing himself Dshisl," makes the Gil.
lewing d1eervssiaps:l
La ass sesic- iheg prophecy II D4airi
ssnesrwief war b.swsen A. N rsh AMI
H,ufh. III see ifsshtre y nse Ia analogy
ssil sismslhs cree ) lIeBief t,ssis hss refer
rDce j, sleps@lpsf ssr. 4 kaps tha. COM
,asnsston harm eiyesl 1 ditF.reat view Of
the suLj&k ihisyh w'ne hasa aixen p..-
i,i.s - 1s.sss shas ihsir sssisu vas csr-
rect. III b
I woula refer b tia army rsi.ei BY thu
King Of the North. (Il.a. II c-.2v); end
then after ahe overthr.~ of that army. shs
second great army (D.a II q. 10 ~
which met With sirailar defeat: and iters
sh, possession iaxen Df the islands and ci-
ties; ~The ,id;ngs cut of The east" arsi
thsn The desperate Ell .rt !" -l..ssrsy. and hs
fnal oveTthros. in oil which. I thhk. "a
have clear prophecy from Scripture III
the pstssnf sfsugx asaFs-=v4ss
N,Ga-as 10 the tins of the eirl. (Dsn.
XII 9 T.d2l. III 4 j e'sf
: s.And one snid % the ns,a cidfl,cd 10
linen. which was upsf the waters Of She
river. Hos long shall i rba 10 ahe emil Il.
these wonders ?" The ful! dta.aiibn q giv-
en--a tkionssLd, three hunivd aud 6Is
snd thirty days" NV accnsaing % shis
prophecy, IL ID hss rsss~nce 10 thu pve,~nt
var. peace iAsy eona+snslv sc cxp~sed
betwsea this and the Gra NJ September.
csunlinR the dayi from the first battle IT
Fort Sumpser. A pril ~ 1851 it Will b.
observed that the thousand three hundred
aud thirty .fvs aIsys will he sr,som plishsd
an the first Of September 1885, - r~t
BLOCKADE OF fuE Mlsstssrpri Rlvsa.--
The steamer George Washiagton. from
New Orlesns the An Instant. arrived at
Net York yesterday. She brings news
confirnis,ory Of the b,oekadeief the Mis-
rssssippi river. at Greenvi!se.s Miss. The
True Dsl,as ssss :.~,g., = =, s.,..,..,;,..-....
Pierce. from Yiekshurg. ,hc Trse Drfta,
lnarus ths. batteries have heer planted ss
G:eenville. which IL on the east brink Of
the river. opposite Pin. Chicot Tnforuia-
iiou Of this fact was brought to Vick.burg
by the little tug boat Pap.hi.. which az
! rived at-tha, port on Tuesday. She ran
The gauntlet es-the batteries in the night.
She r,'p'rts that the ste 'r,ers Henry A,ass.
Mississippi, Olive, rBrlpch, and Others,
we're lying above. tlreedvilfe.- waiting tue
result Of Az engagement which had been
going. on &c two DAYS. htwe.n Cue bate
rics aud the gnn-bsats In, little, If any.
impression .pp"ars 10 have hssnz made
un the batteries ~
Is IL. Iscs78 joh.-- - r..
The Il etnn Ear.iag -Trurxver'x well
Uniformed Washington as,rrrNpnad lent s4ys.
Ut In no t'ngrr sserht. ssppiIse.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16
Th. New Archbishop of Baltimore. :

=
The Catholic .kiirrsr announc,s "that
letters have been rseciyed from the Carai-
nal Project of the Propaganda. that the
Right Rev Martia J.Spsading. Bishop of
Louisville. has been appointed 10 tho
.Archiepiscopal Zee Of Baltimore. I Bishop
spaaing, is vel 'knoxn in Baltimore.
which he has honarei maay times hereto
fore with evidences Of hi. good feeling,
and 30: yhose oi,izens he has already en-
''icared himself By that uniform urbapity
nni unaffected genllsness Of manner which
Characterised bis frssuen. visits among
"a - g...oL - s,.,<su'5.
The State Drafs.1.G - s-7-i :. tsa1
The qasss OF this county .uader debate
can Of Gov, Bradford, sfaari as~o thousand
aen,fpr one hundred days, j. put down at
i~eaty, eight Unless this number shall
be raised by the cauny.,s irsft, will be
made ihIthe cuarse Of two weeks II the
b.llo,-box may be reeardedas M index to
loyalty" or patriotism" we think this
sS,ail ussibei should BE- raised wi.hou. re-
sort 10 a lraft W .;.s"tr -dif> 30 III
Tea NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Charged with beingia Spy. lie .gd
Gu, THURSDAY nigh. laat, Petu II. Nor
gan. Esq.. fer,neriy efElthis eosnsy. -was
arrested in baltimore eiss. upon che charge
Of bciag'ss Csufsaeressssipy The srrss.
vas made b. order IF the War Depars.
snent. and Morgan issass sesafaed ia the
Old Capitol prison.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16
Post O@ce at Chap.lee.

Post 0Rse at Chap.ies. = h.,s Ia, -.
The Po.i Ofhce- ut Chaptiso. which was
aboli-hesasscme taHs. during last summer.
has lately been re-opencd. . Gorge r. Gar
nsr Esq. having been appointed pos'mas-
Ter for that place, The n.il for persons
living 10 ,hsl aeighbourhood, has, during
tn" :-.efsnissioa, been sent to the Post Of
Ace .tth@ Hssa OF On 'ceme ITS Bay. bat
now Il can resume its old reuse We we're
requested 10 make this anpouncemen., as
pssimasssrs in different parts of the State,
Rat ksowing that the Post Oa6ce al Chsp-
,iso had been re-oprned. aill continue 10
sand, letters Sc. destined for thas pciut TO
the Head Vt 81. Clsmsn,'s Bay, eau.ing
considerable inconvenissce Ihash5si to the
pass,nas,ers and 10 iHdiyiiasls. interested.
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16
rHE DEDICATION or THE EEW or
yOSEpHy.

This new aud beansiful Casbclic chnTrss.
We are informed. win he opened for divine
s.rviee on Sunday. the 3d Of July n%x';
end tho ceremony Of dedicssinH. wi'h dae
salcmpi,iss. will be perfcrmei on thar slsy-
A large nalDber nj she elsrR- are ex-
ree,o,l 10 be in a,tei1ancc. iyi participate
In the religious services. aud the serraon.
ca The occasion. Wi bc'rsescl'sd by the
Rev Bernard Msg',irc. OF Eeergesown
college. 70 fssq.ably kn"wa ts our ici.i-
n"n, gentrnllyyss ono Of lhe most arsons-
rG.htd pulpit orators az che day. ,si 70
TAis,yety imposing ediare has trra g
r+c,tl by the gal and liberali'y eftthei pas
sar aud rongregatios. II q cnst OF ahoa
\ twenty ,loasan,l d"llars. and il cortainl,
vcarc.s srca, credit on both .'e Wesfileass
cha, II j. iptendsd, on Inc occasion Of Oh.
ac.licalisn. to take up. . collection 20 aid il
paying off large debs whichlis yet. du.
upon the building The tirns - well Sc
iset.d, aud xe bcspesk for tho ,ncretcriou'
chjees,r the. ch.rssterisiic libsraiisy d ou'
eiriaels gcneral'ysaasa as .ns.adis 10 Il
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16

r,rvsspAy MOAN, M. lnng "A t*s

THANKS --0sosEc w. MssFgEn 81
will psss-s accept our shsnks W. rso'eefpp-
ings Ut the CanventiGf fHsi
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16

"A laly rpass think she has ssonethiag
salaabbeia ter head. IL We uay Judge from
tkssuausbcr Of looks she keeps upon it.sn7..
The s'ranges. man feels The iniss.cef Of
koin.ns gen,lesi thoughts. =, the uighti.
IS. Sslk 's qtiys.s ii tie sufsss, Jss..s
St. Mary's gazette., 1864-06-16

4'I'sS,Kssr's Nav YoRK ELlusyEArxs
Mswss IL ON our table for j une. the 1lth,
aliwge aud hesu.iful sixteen page Pis1
ri.l- The Topography IS BEAUTIFUL. ii6i
filed nth the Fashions. NeSk AnlsjAre,
Nit, IA and she Cuts are The III W
IT,, , !. q. :..s'' T..
.skEref 80 Reek,a.a ssseet 4 a Wi,
'Iass,. New York,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
President Lincoln to the l64th

/
On the 18th inst, the leah o. N. q.
Col. J. C. Lee. whose term Of service hss
expired, paid their respects to President
Lincoln, and were addressed by him Ia
the follow ing terms:
SotpuRs:--You are about TO return 1.
your homes and your friends, after hsv-
ing as learn. performed q comparative
ly short term Of duty in the great con.
test. ] am greatly obliged toyon and to
all who have come forward at the ca n oi
their country.--l wish Il might be moro
generally aud universally understood
what the country Is now engaged In.
We have, as all will agree, Tree gov
ernment where every man has right
equal with every other man.--In this
great struggle, this form Of government
and every form OF human right is cudan-
gered IL our enemies succeed. There 10
more involved In this contest then is
realized by every one. There is inyol-
we'd ~ this struggle tho question OF
whether your children and my children
shall enjoy the privileges we have enjoy.
ed.
1say this in order to impress upon you,
if you are not already impressed, that no
small matter should divert us from our
great purpose. There may be some inc
qualities in the practical application of
our system. II Is fair that each man
shall pay taxes in exact proportion TO the
value OF his property; but if we should
wait before collecting tax TO adjust the
taxes upon msn in exact proportion with
every other man, we should never col
ioct any INK At all. Thcre muy be ,ni.-
takes sometimes; things may be done
wrong while the officers Of the govern
ment do all they can to prevent mistakes.
But | beg ofyou as citizens oi this great
Republic. not to let your minds be carried
off from the great work we have before
Us.
This struggle is too long for you to be
diverted frum IL by any small matter.
When you return to your homes, rise up
to the height Of generation OF men wor.
thy Of a free government, and we will
carry out the great work we have com.
menccd.
| return you my sincere thanks, SOL
diers, Tor the honor you have done me
this afternoon.
The language wps such as became the
President and is worthy being pondercd
by every loyal citizen in the land. Men
may carp and complain and grumblc as
much us they please, but they must con.
fess these are words OF an honest siugle
minded patriot, one who seeks the saliva.
tion Of his country above everything Else.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
MARRIED.,

On the 2ist Of August. by Rev. J. II.
Good, Mr. yoHS II. MosRIsos, Of Henry
county. to Miss ASs NJ. GaiSprR, Of Hope,
well.
With the above came Que Dollar bill en-
closed. Their appreciation OF the wants oi
the printer 10 sufficient evidence that they
so fully comprehend the responsibilities Of
their new and happy relation. as to enable
them to successfully overcome all obstacles
in their onward march down this vale Of
tesis. We hope they may always have full
cellar' to keep the little "GrindeIs" in mo.
tion.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

Mrs Wall, Mrs Levi Weirick, Mrs Puch
Mrs A c Barber, Mrs Ed Sesrls, Mrs Wu
Sesrls, Mrs Wm Nsylor, Mrs John Nay
lOr, Mrs Buskirk, Mrs Col Gibson, Mn
Isaac Pennington, Mrs Ourand.
LADIES coMNtrTEE OF CLINTON TOWNSHIP
TO SOLICIT cosrRrBuTross Or
PROVISIONS IN THE CITY.
Miss Belle Noble, Jennie Dresbseh
Annie Davis, Annie Myers. Mss Wei.
rick, Hannah Warden, Flora Travis
Julia Myers, Nora Benhsm, Nifty and
Lizzie Ksup, Miss A Montgomery, Mary
Myers, Mary Clark, Ida Glenn, Miss
Maria Welsh, I Dildine, Matilda Kisin-
ger, Ellen Watson, Nettie Watson,
Emma Kuhn, Louisa Kuhn. Miss Ssllie
VanNess, Miss Lille Brown, Anna Phil.
lips, Mary Ebert, Mrs. Henry Feiea, ALA
and Emma Campbell. Miss X Shook,
Mrs. Clay Kuhn.
COMMITTEE ON TEA AND COFFEE.
Mrs w Croft, Mrs Bowe, Mrs Travis,
Mrs Levi weirick.
COMMITTEE ON pfsHEs.
Mrs II MeClelland, Mrs DR.. Kaull,
Captain Poormsn, Mrs A Barnes.
COMMITTEE ON BANNER.
Silas ST. John, Mr.. Carpenter, Harry
Kellogg.
COMMITTEE On ARTILLERY.
Jacob Wenner.
FINANCE COMMITTEE.
William Naylor, A e Baldwin, Capt.
POorman.
Since the above was put in type let
ter has been received from Col. LEE,
stating that the Regiment will arrive
here, certain. on Friday. All of the
will come to Tlffin, and in
behalf Of the boys he requests the people
If the town, and particularly those of
to bring the necessary convey
'nce, as the companies, after the recep-
ion, wish to 90 to their respective towns
n n body. Let the people prepare
themselves accordingly. 1t is expected
hat the people from the country will not
ring in their provisions until Friday
morning.
The Dinner will be free to all soldiers.
;itizens will be charged IS cents a piece.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
THE TIFrIN MARKET.


coRarcrlp WEEKLY ~ s B.SsrAru.
va TirriH. August 25, 1864.
FL0UR--s9 50@i0 %
wHEAT--Firin at 81 9s from teams.
CoRN-Firm at 81 05 for shelled from
teams. -
OATS--Firm at 60c from teams.
W00L--Selling al 90@96c.
SEED--Clover sS Oc. Timothy 81 90.
FLAX SEEDS" 60 per bushel.
RYE--Si 00 per bushel.
CANDLES-Stearine Csc. tailow l6@ &c
SOAP-Germa ~, Common &c.
TALLOw--iO@li.. Grease 2S@9c.
POTAT0ES--s0c@si.
PoRK-Per bbi. sas 00@40 90.
WHISKY-Comnion per gallon 81 90
Rye % 50.
dAMS--le@20c.
HIDES--Green g.. dry I5c.
CALF SKlNS-si 2s. Kip skins - 90.
SHEEP PELT5-Fresh 25e@s3 90.
BEESwAx-f5 per pound.
BUTTER-35e per pound.
EGGS--i6c per dozen.
LARD-Kegs. lie.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

circus.-Next Wednesday LAKE L Co..
Circus will exhibit 10 THIN. or course biz
things will be done. JIN LAKE will climb
up creased pole and pull the pole up after
him, aud then swallow himself whole. Hs
will also 90 through mule and come out q
man. and perform several other freaks Of
nature This 10 authentis.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Farewell Sermon.

Rev. Mr.. WooD, young man from
Madison University, N. Y, is expectei tc
preach in the Baptist Church, in this
city. next Sunday morning, and the Pas.
tor, Rev. Z. MILLS, will preach his fare.
wellsermon in the evening of the same
day. We regret to learn that he il CON-
pelled to take this step on account Of the
health of his wife; and know that in
many respects he regrets to leave Tiffin
ut this time. The Church numbered
forty. six communicates when he settled
with them, one year ago last April, and
they were in debt for Their lot $500, 90.
Now Mr. MILLS leaves the Church in a
happy, united and prosperous condition,
and the entire debt having been paid;
al'o about S75, 90 worth of books in the
s. s. Library, aud fifty FIVE communi.
cants added to the Church. making the
present membership nineiy-nine.
We understand that Mr. MILLS returns
to Chuut. county N. Y. The Church re
grets to lose this able Pastor, and it is
sincerely hoped that success and pros
pcrity may bless him in his future home.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

corrootions.--In L. 7. Stickney's commu,
nicauou last week, we failed to notice sew,
eral typographical errors. The fret occurred
In the 26,h line from the top where "failed''
shou ID be "foiled." The second one is in
the SD line, where "that" before "bougl u
should be "they" with comma after "had. =
The third Is the quotation from Matthew
where "than" should be 'those,'
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

7. W---'. -.----' $780, "ss. p.'ny'apn
in III is paper, from the Fostoria News. stated
that several windmill p,ddlers from this city
had been arrested and taken before Esquire
ASH, for stealing gold watch. They were
not windmill peddlers but they were pump
ptddlers. The watch Was stolen by WASH
TuRLEr, who WAS selling pumps for wx.
SSIATH. 1IRLEr was bailed of aud has
si,ice lett the country. The item done gross
injustice to Messrs. PusrHREr d RELAE.
who are the only gentlemen in this city eu.
gagged in the windmill business, and who are
known 10y every one to be honest aud relia.
ble business men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
DIR. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Linimont.

Ia Piat be,ils, at FIFTY CENTS, essss ismsnsss,
iais gals, coils, nc. ksad the following
Bosros, Jaly 7, 1863.
Dr.TonAs; w. h.vs ss.d fo' the past year, yesr
Horse Lininsnt for lsmssss. kicks, bssisss, collie,
and ests. and In svsry instance foaad IL the best
.rtels ever tried in this eircss eompaav. Please
ssnd siz dozen. Is the only liaimsnt use now
We have ies hss,ss, soas very vsinsbls, sad We do
ass wsrt 10 leave iowa withsai IL.
HYATT FROST,
Manager vssAnbarsh 4 Co.'S Msasssris.
May 10, 1881. SSai
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

KILLED.-T. F. Tyson writes from
NV Wuverlv, Cuss Co., Ind, that a
young man named CHARLES SMITH, who
said he hailed from Tiffin, was killed on
the rail road a little Northwest Of Lo
gansport, on the 10Th inst. He is de-
scribed Us having small features, shor,
chin, aud rather under medium size, and
was fond of Fiddle.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

MARX HIM. I'VE have been officially
informed that one A. II. Selden, who
has been taking the TRIBUNE at Fostorio
has left for another cline, leaving debt
OF $500 on subscription unpaid. Such
man is mean enough to scratch his
grand.mothers eyes out and then kick
her for letting him do il. We hope he
may always have a scolding wife..no
smokey chim-o.--. ---. 'uut ne may con.
."uufIy DR. am of twenty seven little
devils poking him with n red-hot iron.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

/ OF Since the explosion Of the order
Of Sons Of Liberty in Indiana, the Cop
perhesd leaders in Tifin, look downcast
aud vs-y mute. Thry arc no lvuger tho
unterrifed. They are now the "terrified
Democracy"
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Quota Of Seneca County.

The following is the quota Of tho re-
spective sub districts Of Seneca County,
under the last call for 500 900 men.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

II Rev. Z. MILLs will deliver the address
Of welcome to the msmtsrs Of ths l64th
o. VI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
IRA REYNOLDS.

= Republic, Aug. %, 1864.
Unless we receive evidence that our
subscribers in Republic are generally in.
terested in This correspondence, we think
the above will be the last Of il in this pa
per, excepting upon payment for inser.
ton at our regular rates of advertising.
]. is narrowing down to personalities
and il had better be stopped.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN.
In in snset--insts ntansous.
In its eoloFiLx powsr-mstehlss.
In its ingTsdisa,s--vsgo,sbls.
In its eperaiisa--nstaral.
In It's beastifyias rsssiss-sndsring.
In its stsadsney--Prsssrvstiys
In its popalaTity -unsqssilsd.
cRIsrAD0Ro's HAIR DYE
10 proassnesd both by tbs woHLp oy soIESos and
the woKLD OF fAni,os. the .hasst p'sparaiien ever
avsatsd by sseify the sher. coming Of Naisrs.
naaafaethfsd oaiy By J. cHnisrApoRo, No. Q. As,or
Houss, New York. Fold BY al drsssists. Applied
BY all hair dfsssso. May 10. 1854. 35mi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

There is no need of Marshal Of
the day Tomorrow.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

or The above quota has been reduced
about oae third.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

or Subscribe for the Ts,susI.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
Communicated.
Tho RuuubI1C Fair Again.

EDITOR TRiBUSE:-I saw in your pa
per of Aug. Is, two articles, one over
the signature Of 4. T. Stickney, and the
other the production of little Johnny
and as business has prevented, and calls
me way for week or ten days, l shall
not be able to answer them for some
days, but shall do 40 at the earliest mo.
ment. Yours.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25
S?ecial Notices.

NERVOUS DEBILITY SEMINAL WEAK.
1N NESS, Eie..
Can be esrsd b. one who A.s really cured himself
and hohdrsds Of Others. and win tell you pothiss
bot the usih. Address. with stamp. r
EDWARD q. TRAvER,
AugeS-iy Look boz, Boston. Mass.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

THE CONFESSIONS AND ExrEnEscE
Or AN frvALfp.
rsblishsd for 'hs bsnsht. and u oAunos 10 rovrs
srS sad others. who ssnsr from sssvovs psssiSrr,
ysssAruss DECAY or sAsHeop, ks., sspnlyiss at
the came tine The means of sslEcup. By one who
has cured himself shss undergoing seasidsrsbIs
qassksry. ny sneie'ins pos: pad ssd addressed
snvslop, singis copies can be had sfths asihof.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. Esa,
1884 35Yf Breeklyn, King Co., NY.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-08-25

Mrs II Noble, Mrs Judge Seney, Mrs
l. A Hall. Mrs II Walker, Miss Ellen
Shswhan, Miss Mary Shawhan, Miss
Melissa Glenn, Mrs II G Pennington,
Mrs Benham, Mrs r Nelson, Mrs pr
Csulkins. Mrs s Sheath, Mrs George D
Stevens. Mrs n w Shawhan, Mrs Zahn,
hrs Capt Patterson, Mrs Silas ST John,
Mrs H Souder. Mrs II Pittenger. Mrs
C X Watson. Mrs Cmm, Mrs White,
Mrs Henry Spay th. Mrs H Singer, Hattie
Campbell. Misses Stoners, Miss Mary
Baldwin. Miss Josephine Zshs, Miss
Jennie Pennington. Mrs H G Baldwin,
Mrs. w r Chamberlain, Mrs ] 6 Gross,
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(Girht Pulver) if taken in conjunction with TIA
BLOOD PURIFYING PILLS OF POW
DERS. will most surely cure the worst csses
of Gout and Inlamatory Rheumatism.
PROF. -WUNDRAM'S. EPlLEPTlC III
NEEDY, the only safe and reliable remedy
known for the certain cure OF ERltept q fl
POWDERS will completely carry Of thia
troublesome introder, and also remove al othaF
worms most effectua1ly from the system.
PROF. WUN D r A NJ S VEGETABLE
STOMACHAL ELIXIR, an invaluable 70.
medy against asthma, billiousness, pam III 1h7
breast, coughs, colds, dysentery q'al 5aots
cramp cholic, summer complaint, heaaacAo,
faintness, sudden indisposition, dyspepsia, see
sickness, &c. Every family shou5d have . 49,. ":
tie Of this Elixir in the house, and every tray
eller in his valise. It can be safely, given w
the smallest children there being no + Ats4IA
or other deleterous substance ID d It; GHE
DROPS, give immediate relief, and are n a?sG
relible than any remedy yet known: one 'El''
"! PROF S WUNDRAM's HERB TEA. can
not be too highly recommended to all a!s sp2o
tics, sick and convalescent, and those seA7''''a
from nervousness. ,.r1n
PROF. " UNDRAM rs RHEU MAIlu
HERB TEA, valuable aid in curing rheun1a
tis1n; also for curing gravel.
Full directions accompany each remedy
For further particulars, apply to 14;s,
JULIUS DIEM ELI, DenH5sMe n,
1A6 prinoa St nearly opposite the Post ounce.
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