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Dirty Dogs.

A parcel Of Coppcrhcads dishonored
the memory Of jefferson by celebrating
his birthday at the Now York Hotel
the headquarters Of tho traiiorous rep
tiles In the metropolis. 7. III. Seymour,
OF Connecticut, was there aud made
speech. Chauncy c. Burr, another
snake, made the only other ON. Vail
landgham was toasted rs the Champi'
ON ol Liberty" Another toast was -
" The Presidential Contest Of 1854 "A
fair vuto or free fight" which was re-.
ociyed with Enthusiasm. We think
they will have a {" fair vote" though we
guess that is the last thing the scoun.
drels wish for, An uRtar vote, me
which would allow each Of IA N 10 votr 4
as oilen Ss he rleases, and exclude the
soldiers aud all loyal men, is the sort
Of vote which they consider the "cxae'
thing" As to to the " free d sht" par,
ofthe Programme, therA Is little proba-
biity that those whn talk 50 braveg will
do much 10 that line. IL is not hs'T
forte. hut we do not doubt tina. thcj
arc scheming to induce their misguided
followers To run their necks into peril ol
the halter. They have doue il ON a
small scale several times already. N,
doubt they want Civil War. Hut w
guess they will fail in getting il. peo
pie see that il wont psy, aud that /
can't surceed iu anything but ensurini
their own ruin, Thcy won't follow thi
new Burr.
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Rebels Concentrating in Virginia

Refugees from Richmond who arrived
at Fortress Monroe two days ago, confirm
tho report that the rebels are hurrying
every available soldier from the South
into Virginia. Richmond swnrms with
troops, of which some ar, detained for
defense of the rebel Capital, while others
are sent TO reinforce LIE.
1t is believed at X edmond, that Gcner-
al Grant IN ans To make the Army Of
the Potomac do somjthing NON ntous,
but his plans are unknown /" both supcri.
ors aud subordinntes. No commanding
officer knows any thing more at the ut
most, than the part he Is to execute.
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- '7'1-7-7----I-77-77 77-7-777---I-I
Bread Stufs.

IN the money article Of the New York
Tribune for "Wednesday last, Il is stated
that "a monster speculation has been
commenced In breadstufrs, extended
throughout the west." We thought the
signs indicated something Of that sort,
and we do not doubt that the statement Ia
true. ], is only one more evidence Of
the feverisb mania for speculation nov
.pidem.c IN New York aud probably will
rove lie eliminating point. Speculation
in breadstufs, when il coptemplatcs an
cngrussmcnt and control of the market,
Is beyond the capacity Of all the mon.
eyed men OF the county. II may seem
successful for time; but must inevitably
result in disastrous failure. II requires
more capital TO execute than there is in
the country. lts undertaking demon.
stratcs the infoluation Of the hour, the
blindness which will not remember or
take warning from the lessons Of the
past. But those who are wild enough to
take part In this adventure will learn,
and ,hn; speedily, that they have got be.
yond their depth, and that nothing can
save them from irrctrieyablc ruin. II
they should suffer alone, no one will re-
gret il. But the probability is thn; II
will burs, the bubble and blow up the
the whole gnng Of Cormoronis. If it
docs that without injuring the public,
wont oil Of as rejoiccl
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Total number OF Delegates. ...-7ie
Tho Union voters Of each Congress
toaal Dis,rict, are requested 10 select
tw . delegates aud two allcrnates to the
National Union Convention, AT such
time aud place as may be agreed upon
but is such delegates shall not be selected
before the meeting Of the State Corven.
ton an the 25th OF May, thcn the dele
gates to that Convention will select
such delegates 10 tho National uuioa
Convention, forthcir respective districts.
The Committee would suggest ih,t
the County Convention iur selecting del
egatcs to the State Convention To be
held on saturday, IAN May.
Wa. DKsSIsoN, Chairman,
J. ]. JASrY, See. and Treasurer.
q. VoLSEy DoRsEr,
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
I. J. ALLAN,
G.. NJ OLps,
GEo. NJ. PARsoSs,
X. N. GEARY, Executive Com.
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Con lCnsed War News.
Late from Louisiana---Stone Su-
pcrcedei Rebel Loss in Lao Battles -
Steele Advancing The Situation Of Affairs.

New YoRK, My l.-Advices from
Culpcppcr Court Hjusc OF last evening,
report every thing quiet in that vicinity.
New Orleans alvicGs state that Gem
eral Stone has been superseded by Cen
erol Dwight, as Chief of General Banks
Staff. General Stone, under orders from
Washington, is reduced to tn command
of regiment OF regulirs.
A refugcc from Shreveport says the
rebels admit loss Of only 100 men, but
admit they were defeated in the last day 5
battle, aud suffered so heavily that they
did not consider it prudent to renew the
attack, and the report among the rebels
that Gen. Steele was moving towards
Shreveport with 22,OC0 aud Price with
400 was opposing him.
Shreveport is protected by fourteen
miles Of Cori6co,ions which the rebels
consider imprrgnable against any thing
short Of 100 ,00) men.
The gunbOat Elstport, remained ashore
below Grand Ecore, and two guuboat.
were aground on the falls jus, above Al
cxandria.
From an address of General Ice To his
command Of cavalry Of General Banks
army, /, would appear he had been super
seeded.
Three thousand rcb.l cavalry nrc re-
ported in the ncighborhood Of Chulou
l. Lluisuna, above Port Hudson, aud their
intention is surmiscd TO be TO lay waste
the plantations worked by Yankcrs.
Magrnder's army, reported o,OOo strong
is on the Guudaloupc, Colorado aud Bra
zos Rivers, Trx,s, W it'll the exception
5000 at G ilvcston.t
The Brownsville (Tex,s.) journal, oI
the 10Th, has advices that the French arc
rclren,iug from the city of Mexico. Tni
is doubtless II canurd.
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Latest From Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
Nrw YoKK, May 2.

New YoRK, May 2.
The City OF Washington from Liver
pool on the morning Of the goth
Queenstown 2lst--arriyed here this
p. NJ.
The steamer Bavaria left Hamburg
for New York on the nth was captsred
by a Danish frigate at the mouth Of the
Wescr.-- Il had large number OF
passengers on botrd the ship and ths
cargo was valued at Ella 900 stearlng.
The Ilansa was stopped by the fri-
gate at the same place and after the
examination Of her papers was allowed
to procc d,
The Germunia from Southampton
would not 20 to Hamburg to land her
passengers and would prcboly discharge
them at Southampton.
The London Times attributes asl ght
rally IN the Confederate loan aud a
re action on Paris buurse 90 open def.
oncc on the Mexican question between
France aud the House of Representa-
tives at Washington.
The Times thinks however, that the
action of the House will be ignored OF
rctractcd.
Cyrus Field had be N gv e gbtn1ue's 8
to supporters of the Allan ic Trlcg aph.
Adams and Bright were present and
exchanged international courtesies.
The public were startled ON the 18th
by an announcement that Gariba ld's
visit was to bo abruptly terminated, and
that he would leave London en- route
for Capera the 22nd.
The Prussians assaulted and capture,
Duppel on the morning of 18th capturing
80 cannon ard 1000 to 1900 prisoners
Prussian loss stated at two generals, 6t
officers and 600 priyates. The Danes arr
said to have lost between 80 and l0'
Office rs and 1000 men reported hors d'
combat. The victory was r cciycd will
great rejoicing at Berlin. IL il reported
That the Prussians occupied Alscn an
the occupation of the whole Of Jutlan
has been resolved upon.
LIVERPOOL, April 2l.-The rerortc'
capture Of the Steamer Bavaria by
Danish frigatc proves unloundcd. Sh
reached Southampton on the night
, the goth.
The Danes have rctrcatcd from DUP
pie to the Island of Alstn.
some members of the Cor ference INC
, in London on the 2Olh. The represents
tive of the German Diet was absent unt
the Conference adjourned until the 25,f
Garibaldi is reported to have conscr
ted to rccons der his determination
quit England on the 22d.
, LIVERPOOL, 2l.-CUtton brought, q
, qualities, u trIhe higher. Breodstuhs dul
and tending d, wnw ard. Provisions qui'
and steady. Petroleum buoyont, crud
$40 per tou;2 shilings twO-pence pc
: gallon refused for r. fined.
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The Army Appropriation Bill,

The Committee of Ways aud Means
having reported back the Army Appro-
prlalion Bill, with the Senate Omend-
mcnt including one equaliEing tho pay
OF white aud colored soldiers aud recon-
mcnjing that the House concur, Schenck
offered a substitute for the bill, report.
cd by him Irum tue Military Committee
yesterday.
Tho vote was taken by sections, aud
all OF Schcnck's amendments rejected,
except one, limhing the bouaty ot COLOR
cd volunteers in free States, who were
eurol!cd aud subj 'ct to drsIt last fall, TO
one hundred dollars. The section sub
stltuting the lst OF My for tho ist OF
January, as the tune when tho increased
pay Of colored soldiers begins, was re-.
jeeted by yeas 5s, nays 65. The section
rescrsiug a portion OF the pNy OF colored
troops To support their families aud rela-
twes, was r jectcd, after Winter Davis
had spoken briefly against il. Kellogg
Of Michigan voted against his colleague
on tho Military Co,nmitlee, on these
questions.
! The amendment proposed by the Com
miltee Of Ways and Means adopted, Civ
ing full pay to eOlored volualecrs, who
were tree at tho time OF enlistment, from
date OF muster, Oy.yeas eighy.sevsn
usys s,xty-iour, The Senate ameud
meats as amended were then eoncurr @
in, BY yeas eighly-one. nsys iorty.ninc
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-05

or Mr.. MORRIS, OF Ohio, Democratic
member Of Congress from the Marietta
District, pcrpc,ruted a hugo ioke the
other day, 1t Is the OILY smart thing he
was ever kaown TO do. The Intcrnal
Revenue bill was under consideration,
when Mr.. MoRRIs efItred an amendment
that loafers shall pay each license Of
ten dohars. Every person lettering at
street corners, or standing on hotel steps,
shall be deemed loaier; providing that
members OF Congress waiting at the
street crossings for the street car shall
not be required to take out license
therefor. Tho amendment was rej cted,
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Interesting from the Army of the
Potomac -RSbsls Hurrying Forward Rein.

Interesting from tne Army OF tne
Potomac -RSbsls Hurrying Forward Rein.
forcements.
WASHINGTON, My The infnrma-
ton received from the Army OF the Poto-
mac to night states that the troops which
went to Madison Court house on Tues
day burned the town to ashes. 1t is not
known whether this was domc by orders
or not.
G neral burnside visited Gen. Meade
last night, aud spent some hours in his
quarters.
Dcseriers who cam, in yesterday re-
port LEES army rs 10000 strong, with
- 900 elfictiv, cavalry, all in good con-
diton, with ten days supplies. Railroads
were running nishtal day, bringing up
reinforcemc
WASHINGTON, May .. .
The Star says the Cody expedition
sent out from Vienna last Thursday un.
der command of Col. LEVEL, returned
to that place yesterday, utter saving vis-
tied Leesburg aud Uppcrville. Near Up
pervillc u portion Of Mosby's guerrilla
band was encountered, when sharp
Ii tht ensued which resulted in the loss to
the rebels killed, 4 wounded and %
prisoners, Col. Lowell had killed and
1 wounded. He returned safely TO Vien-
ma with the % prisoners captured from
Mosby, and also blockade runneis, rs
horses and large quantity of wool, to-
bacco aud other contrtband goods picked
up on the march. r1H
MEMPHIS, Goth via. Cara lst.--Martin
Smith was executed to-day in Fort Pick.
ering, for the crime Of smuggling per
cussion caps to the enemy, aud violating
his oath of allegiance. He stated at the
gallows that he was guilty, aud that his
sentence was just. Two others are now
in prison for the same offense and will
probably suffer the same penalty. Gen.
Sturgis has assumed command of cavalry
here, aud is remouuting and equip
ping them.
WAsHSGros, May /.
Special to the Times A dispatch
was received to-day BY government from
IT. Monroe, stating that Beauregards
army passed through Petersburg yes,er'
day morning. His force is estimated Al
I 10 900 to 10000,
Nothing OF note transpired at the from
to-day. The pickets Of both armies ex
, tend up and down tho 'Rappahannael
, aud Rapidan. A considerable force i
l reported at Fredericksburg throwing uI
more earthworks ON tho heights. Th'
rebels reported Withdrawing from Madi
4 son Court House, and concentrating il
4 from, Of our lefi and center.
one division Of Longstreet's corps. ae
, cording to dessrters. is at Hanover juno
' tion as a reserve, On the same authorit,
|. Lees strength is stated to be upwards Q
: 100000.
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0<3- A letter writer to the Cincinnati
Commsreisl says tha, the army Is the
best temperance society loyal man can
identity himself with. 1t must bo so,
That accounts for the repusnanee Cop
perhesds have to Il. We thought there
was something besides sy@ps,hy with
the rebels which Intensified their hatred
to the army. Il ia plain now. Their love
Of treason and addiction to bad whisky
are sbou, equal They dou', ike any
temperance society, and thu, Of the army
least Of all. Total dcpravi,y eaat stand
Anything Of that sort.
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or a society Of soldiers al vicksburg,
ofwhlch men irom Ohieare President aud
Secretary. recently passed strong resolu-
,ions, pledgipg themselves 10 put forth
every exer,ion of which they are eapa.
bic, 10 insure the denomination and re-
election OF Mr.. Llsc@s.
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Rumored Destination.

The Cleveland Herald mentions the ri.
NOR that the 2oth o. N. q. are IN he or.
dercd to Fortress Monroe. The Herald
thinks il the best drilled. organiz d and
oflicercd regiment in the State, and thinks
it will be satisfactory TO the regiment il
the rumor should prove true.
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A SuperAuity Dispensed With.

Aa order just issued from the War
Department, prohibits the use by Geuer.
ais aud other officers, In The coming cam
paign of the luxurics four horse field
carriages. iornished by the ouartermas-
ter's Department, at tho expense of the
Government, aud constituting ieatirS
peculiar to the Army Of the Potomac.
ueo. Grant. riding TO the front the
other day on horseback. In his usually
plain way, met Gen. Ingalls coming In
to town In one OF those equipases. II
is said they werp. mutually surprised.
or ADoun $4,000 houses per year arc
added TO London, which now eontaln'
1856 parishes and covers about lao square
miles. 5000. 900 Of people reside with
! An radius Of - miles.
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Union National Convention,

The undersigned, who by original ep.
p.,Iuimrnt, or subsequent designation 10
fii vacancies, constitute the Executive
Committee created by the National con.
vshiiun held At Chicago on the 10th day
Of My, 1860, do hereby call upon all
qualified vot,rs who 4, sire the uucondi.
.ional maintainarce of the Union, the
supremacy of tho Constitution, aud the
coulplctp suppression Of tho existing re-.
bell.ou, with the cause thereof, by vigur-
ous war, aud ell apt and efficient means,
TO send delegates 90 q convention 20 as
eembio at DALTIM NE, ON TUESDAY, rHE
Tlh DAT or JUsE, 1864, ut n o'clock,
noon, for the purpose of presenting candi.
daicr for tho Offices of p resident and'vice
prcsijont OF the Unitcd States. Each
state having representative in Congress
will bs entitled to as many delegates a.
viii be equal W twice the number of clcc.
tors 10 witch such State Is entitled In the
Electoral College Of the United States.
EDwrs ID. MORGAN, N. Y. Chairman.
CHARLES J. GILMAN, Main.
l.. BRAfSARD, Vermont.
h. n. Gcopniou Massachusetts,.
T.. q. TURNER, Rhode Island.
CIDEos WKLL.s, Connecticut.
Drssrso DuRE, New I,rscy.
n. u. SairurRs, Delaware.
EpwanD McpnERsos pennsy lyania.
J. +. WAosER, Maryland.
TnunAs SrooSkR. Ohio.
II. y. LAIN, Ind nna.
&. l.. Classy, Kentucky.
y. pEoK, Illinois.
n. NJ HpxiE, Iowa.
AusrfN BLAIR, Michigan.
cant ScnURz, Wisconsin.
w. ID. WAsuBuRN, Minncssoto.
CoRNLLIrs CoLE, California.
Wa. a. PHILLIrs Kansas.
q. n. IRlsu, Nebraska,
Us. GIRuARDT, Dist. oi Columbia,
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or Eicarx four rebel prisoners who
had the oath and enlisted in our army, ar
rived at ST. Paul. Las, Saturday /, on their
way TO the Indian scat Of war--the right
place for them,
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EXCHANGE oF PRISONERS SUsPESDED.--
Gcnrul Butler has stopped all cxchang-
ing for the present. and prohibits the
fl - Of truce boats from going up and
down Jamt River.
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Huron Association of UniyersaIsts.
This eclesiastical body viii hold
its annual session ut REPuBiIo, on
Saturday and Sunday, tho 2lst and
22d days of day. Public service
commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
each day.
ii. BROMLEY, Clerk.
April %, 1864 S0-4ts
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or ColoSEI CossAD BAKER was nom.
mated as the Union candida for Cover
nor Of Indiana, to fill the vacancy ON the
ticket, caused by dedication Of General
kimball.
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Unconditional Union District Con-
vention.

Tho qualified voters In the couu,ics Of
Eric, Huron, Seneca. Sandusky, Crnw-
ford aud Ottawa, "who desire the uncon-
dlionul maintenance of the Union, the
Supr, Tncy of the stiiu,ion, snd the
complete suppression of the existing re-
bcllion, with the cause thereof, by Wig
orous war and all apt aud sufficient
means" arc invited to meet In th,ir re.
spcctiyc Counties, Wards aud Town
ships, at all u.unl places OF holding cleo.
tions, ON the lirH DAY or May 1894, to
elect Delegates TO tho Congrcssi, nal
Datrici Conrcnfion, hereby called to
meet IN MosnoEviLLE, HuRos cutsry,
at lIarkness' Hall. ON THE 18TH nav OF
MAY, 1854, to select ono candidate for
Presidential Elecior, aud two Delegates
to represent the District in the National
Cupy ontion called TO meet IN Baltimore
on ,he 7ih day OF June next, to nomln-
ato candidate for President aud Vice
President Of u uited States.
Each County, under the upportioh-
ment agreed upon, will be entitled to Que
Delegate for every 100 votes aud an AL.
dtional Delegate for fraction Of 90
votes given for Gov. Brough last octu.
ber.
Thi. will cotitle ihn Hcycrnl Conn tics
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Nrw advertisements.
LETTER LIST.

Remaining uhcallcd for ut the Tiffin
Post Office, April 10, 1864.
Bo,sler John Kulcr NJ, J..
Brown Franklin Lowry Rev.
Brincr Nrncy L1ur Peter
Cur A. X. L,w Mary c.
Cramer Enos MrCu'chen VIM.
Clons John McColister Edwin
Davis Elizabeth Maure Mary
II knrton J,ne Ogden & Davis
Eiscnhart Martha Paul p. ID.
Freeze Perry Rnebolt Geo.
Fotger R,5t. II. Ricser John
Fisher Barnard Rosrn Mr.. A.
Fisher Charles Risslcr j. j..
Ford by Steam" Snyder 3. NJ.
Gregg Cornella Sheen Ellen
Gassnrr Lcbalt Syhrs NJ. l.. Jr.
Herring Susan Stoll John
Hessnman Mary A. Sqrircs Nellie
IIohz Jacob =. , Trail Mary
Howell W. G.. Thafort Sarah
Jenkins Edgar Winz L. III.
Jones Sarah C.. Wall Noitic
kintz Lucinda Wagner Elwin
Keller NJ. l.. Young j. ).
King M,tlie A. Young Sallic
Persons calling tor letters, will please
say ADVERTISED. WIN. GALLUP.
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or TAERE are over three huadrcd
copies OF the bloomfield Gssrd (Io@s,)
taken by the hoys In ,lso army. That's
right.
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. or TnE Rhiladslpbians are snxious to
hrve the seat Of Government Of their
State removed from Harrisburg TO their
own city. So apxious are they that they
have rendered 1--WE millions ionths cree
mcn o6 Capitol building, II necessary.
Propls hive singulsr notioaS
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CAR ID.

We 60 into service under the
call Of Gov. Rrouph, for 100 days. Mr..
Henry Thompsou will keep onr basiness in
his hands in our absence.
j.. C LEE,
n. L. BREwER.
May 1854. 3l-tE
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or THr Bengal (cslsst.a) Hurkara
asks whether or not the Government Of
India is aware tha, recruiting ard dcpor,'
ing men Tor the Federal navy OF North
America is being carried oa in Calcutta.
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Jous J. STEINER, OF Seneca County.
JAoup ScRoaos, OF Crawford County.
JAIRus kESsoS, OF Huron G, uniy.
Jous FLAueaER, OF Sandusky County.
II. \. CowELL, Of Ottawa County.
A. w. HEspRy, OF Erie County,
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Remaining uncallcd for ut the Tiffin
Post Office, April 10, 1864.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30
Baltimore & Ohio r. r.

- R - u Is "a
OrF,cs BALI Il OaIo RAILROAD Co. ,
Wheeling Station Aug6, 1863 !
ON and after Monday night, the 10th of Au1 gust
" the P assenger trains will be run by tho fol-
lowing schedule:
EXPRESS TRAIN.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-04-30
LUNG DISEASE
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION, BRO
CHlTIS, ASTHMA, THROAT BIZ
"0o" EASE. &c. &c.

EASE, &C., DC.
We call especial attention Of persons snalri .
those diseases, TO the fact that We have IN alno
valuable treatment in those elections, Which b =
lately discovered. We have succeeded ~ res'f-
cases Of this kind in few months who have bef ~
ed for years to no effect, and Others are nes ~
treatment and are rapidly being restored = u ~.
use their own words, thoy say they fed nms, y,
coming up every day. We do posiITey Gam sls - =
and make more comfortable, and prolSns we, an =
most Of cases can be successfully cured ntsa y !,
kind Of time. Remember that this Is % ~, ~.
prosement, and remedies are being Discovers uI |.
arm disease Of many Of its terrors. we mnn
Who are threatened, or have any form Of Lung - =
to give ~ one trial, when We can prove ~ " =
said In the above.
SALT RHEUM AND SCALD hbAp
We claim positively to cure every case o. Ne !.
eases. This Is . positive fact, and We WI 49, "a
selves 10 give go to any case OF the nna ",
cure, and We generally cure with two preShP"
~Ihe following letter 10 from the WE 10
New Philadelphia, De-. il =.
Da. sSAxsox:--Dear Sir, I desire 70 eIprsss -,
the deeS gratitude feel for the great oene, -
rived from your treatment. had become
mucn s0Quceo Win ueQuens ~ ..av,,y n
lungs, that had almost despsired Of reooya ,-s I.
had become evident TO all my friends thas Slss
speedy relied could not long survive. .s g n.
with your treatment on the LIST Of July, IS l.
the drst month"; treatment began 70 vi ~
the hermorrhage was much less frequent ~ 60
diminished in quantity; and from that tune r.
have had no hemorrhage, and Inov ENJOY oa~
than have for several years. At the eonIn Goblet. :
Of treatment you only gave me encourage 10 J
for restoration 70 reasonable degree o. -, .
expectations IN this respect have been NOR 49,
ised. II this should meet the eye OF any ~ ~ y
Mrs.. L. z sToe''''