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Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11
WHOLE NUMBER III.
walking on 1 Raft.

MACE SLoPER, Esq, in the Knieker-
booker, tells the following story
There was fellow once stepped Out Of
the door of a tavern on the Mississippi.
meaning TO walk a mile up the shore 70
the next tavern. Just at the landing
there lay a big raft one Of the fegu-
lar old-fashioned WAalers-a rRH mile
long.
Well, the fellow Hsafd the lahdlofa ay
the raft vas file, and he seia into
himself, 4 will go forth ana see this
great wonder and let mine eyes behoid
the timber which the hands Of man Hath
hewn' So he got Oh at the lower sbd;
aud began to ambulate over the wood iH
pretty fair time. But just as he got
startedj the raft started too, and as he
walked up the river it walked down;
both travelling at about the saihs fats.
When he got to The end of the sticks, he
found they we're pretty near shore, aHaih
sight of tavern; SO he lahdsaJ ana val.
ked straight into the bar room hgia COINS
out of. The general samentss 5f thihgs
took him little aback, but he locked
the landlord steady iii the face and sgts
tied it in his own way.
Publican, said he, are ySa gifted
with ary twin brother, who kssbs Z slfai.
far sized tavern, with dapiieats vie; s
comporting aood-pile, and corresponding
circus bills; a mile off from hereP
The tavern keeper was fond Of fun, and
accordingly said it vas jdst sd,
'And publican, have you among Jour
dry goods for the entertainments Of Hafi
and horse, aBy whisky of the samg sizs
as that of your brOtheT'sP
And the tavern man said, that ffSIh
the rising of the sun even to the going
down of the same, he had.
They took drinks when the stranger
said:
Publican, that twin brother Of yoafs
is mighty fine han-s very fine haahs
indeed. But do you know I'm afesfd be
suffers a good deal with the ghieago dps
theria9
and what is tbat2 asked the t5aayi
stieker.
1T is when the truth settles 50 arH ii
a man that none Of it ever S6fhgs 6Et.
Common doctors of the catnip sort; cali
/ it lyin' When left your bt0thst's con
dictionary, there vas a raft at his door,
which he swore by his life vas q mils
long Well, publican, I walked that raft
from hill to tail, from his door to y0HFt.
Now know my time, aHd Tn just as
good for myself as for boss, ana bgttsf
for that than any man you ever did see.
I always walk a mile in exactly twenty
minutes on a good foad, and I'll BE-
busted with an overloaded InjuD gun,
if I've been MORN ten minutes coming
here, stepping over them blamed logs at
that.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11

Esq. Ramsey, Of Van Buren, township.
Montgomery county, " i'll plant this year so
acres Of land in strawberries. He puts II 900
plants to the acre, in straight rows four feet
apart. This will be the largest strawberry
patch in the country
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11

PRAY, Miss SOphy, what are you ma
king? said a gentleman to a young lady
who was at work upon a garment Of a
straight up-and-down description in white
muslin.
"A sOphy cover, sir, *as the domure
reply.
A CAFE ANN paper is responsible for
the following;
A lady in this town.sent her husband
to the store lately to buy dollars worth
of sugar, as the good wife was nearly out.
The sugar not appearing few days af-
terwards she asked her husband what he
had done with it. He replied, after a
few moments hesitation and head-scra-
tching, that he must have put it in his
other vest pocket
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11

The .sHamiIton' has been thorough yreftted
so-fl1e modation of guests. We are conf
Sont AZ ofreadering satisf action to all
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11
HAMILTON HOUSE,

OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, URBAEA, 0
JosEPH WILEY, Proprietor.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1864-05-11

Another wonderful ingredient, Of Spanish
origin, imparting beauty to the complexion
and brilHancy to the mind, Is yet unknown to
the commerce. Of the world, ana we withhold
its name for the present.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03
THE IRON.CLAD.

nY OLIVE LOGAN.
TAX rot 10 me Of your hearts Of oak
Nor yet Of your wooden walls;
laugh 20 scoru the a0tgue tubs.
/ mock nc your harmless calls.
Yes fire away
See 1t ricoChet
Far over the waves like petrol at play.
Up, boys, and at 'em again d yc hear
At the traitors SO false 60 Uur laws
Think Of our power, our home, and our friends,
OF God ard our glorious cause.
Thou up, say,
And ttC away,
In our armOr Of iron this work Is but aIav.
In vain they send their yullcy So full.
In vain their she'll and shot
Dur gal an D ark iuyuInerlh.c
Cares not q single 10,
In armOr bright
Like ancient kniyht
Der the silycry sea, like bird In 1glt.
10 f,intest Of whispers dsdlntly brettLei
Well give back the answer IN thunder:
England no longer the Queen of the Seas
With her old wake OF glory plowod under.
Eagle aud iron,
To live Oa1 aud lion
send gauntlet Or greeting lIill or Noun
Iiuul
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03
Josh Bmings ON Revenue.

NeNashuu questions under the eternal law fire.
uuently transpire what have finally been settled
mp by the tuCks Commissioners Assessors.
COllcC,urs will find their labOTs less heavy by
the fOierin explanations, which have karfsullie
prepared from the rcccpies in my possession.
A--"Spints of the just man made perfect"
don't cum within the whiskee bill
B--"Sprils Of the damned" are construed tho
same as damnable spirits, and must pa highest
whskee rates
C-The tax on "lndresscd poultry" is doubled
the morals Of the country seem TO require II,
D-BOlonO sarsage maid part Of dOrg and part
Of red flannel must pa the taaSs also.
E-AWl tubaEker (unless the mauiaktures as.
kr'minatss wha, IL new and is old ChGWs) is Gle
yGtGd 30 per cent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

Last spring .pys the Alexandria State JJnaaL
when Genera! @. A. DeRussy, the popular com
maudeT of the oeiguses south of the Potomac,
sent Lis corps 10 Join General Grant, it was
thor ght by many. aud we also plrtoOk of the
belief. that another so fine a body of mon, 50
thoroughly drilled, so completely disciplined,
and so clean, neat, and soldlcrly in appearance,
could not again bc produced. We do not believe
that any county IN the world can turn out so
compete q little army as tn .se men made up;
aud, beneficial as thel have proved themselves in
adding victory after victory 10 our arms, there Is
no question but that if they had been organized
into division by themselves, instead OF bei1g
broken up among the different army corps, aud
with leader like General Augur or General De-
Russy (men who knew their qualities, having
made them the soldiers they were), they would
have been even more efficient.
When the heavy artillery left us last spring
we regretted it, for we felt that the glory Of the
"Detenses' had departed, and we missed their
gay uniform, always so neat and clean, from our
streets. The new troops which came in, good
soldiers all, lacked many OF she eycellen. queli-
ties, and particularly the esprit Ge corps, which
characterized the artillery.
We have been led TO write thi> article from the
fact that we have discovered upon orr streets
lately what we supposed were our old friends
the artilluymen, come back 10 us--.he same
neat uniform, with its scarlet trimmings, the
same jaunty, sOldierly step-in short, the same
wel-behaved and disciplined arulerymen, and
we have rcjOiced at it, although we wen knew
that General Grants loss would be only equaed
by our gain. Upon inquiry, we mad that we
have been mistaken, and that the troops we see
are a new army, which General DeRussy is
bringing up, and we begin to repent the asser-
ton which we have often made, that the Gene
rails old army will never be equalled. We have
seen several Ofthese new regiments, and better
class Of men 10 make soldiers OF we never saw.
General De Russey is working assidqously, and
we have understood It 70 be his determination
that the new division Of artillery he will turn out
in the spring shall be fully equal 10 the old one.
We may, therefore, expect 20 sec this winter the
same magnificent reviews and parades on the
cline" which gave our citizens so much pleasure
last winter.
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AsVCGrsrION ron DAVIS.

ny THE EDITOR or THE RICHMOND "sENuNEL"-
PERHAPS,
JEFF. Davis, our slaves, who their blessings we'll
know,
WIN be sure not to fight when we need EN-
Ifthey re tOld that good service, instead Ofreward,
WIN bring them the curse Of their freedom.
Let us look eother way then, and take the free
blacks,
From their sad degradation 70 save EN-,
Put them In our armies, and If they fight well
For their highest reward wen eAslage EN-,
-BOsi0R -iGrcrki5CE
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Patients addressing MS viii please write Post Ohice,
Couny state and name Of writer plain and inclose p0st
age stamp for reply,
Ifths Druggists win not buy mem Tor you send 10 ne
and We viii send them TO you BY Express. Parties ad-
dressing us should state the disease and symptoms and
nm particulars m regard 10 their cases. We treat al dis
eases Of a chronic nature In male or iemalo.
Patients living at distance poed not hesitate because
OF their inability % visit ms. We have treated success
fully patients IN an pOrt0n6 Of the civilized globe,
WeWifh 10 send eyery reader OF TINS paper our u4fty-
two page pamphlet nee, -. - -.-.
Address all letters and orders TO DR.. W r. MERWIN
CO., No. 63 LIBERTY Street, New York
sold wholesale and Ietah 1y - DfOIT co..,
Q9ttW-2p GV Van SECOND sHesL IAllad.
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G X D. ORl INrFN'.
IlOH Is intended O, au aIly
or assistant to the CuEEO-
kEL REMEDY, gud should
Dc used iu CONJUNCTION With
that medicine On nlcUscs oi
tUnofrhUu, elect FHu1f
Albus or whites. tts efects
are healing, soothing, and
demnlrenti removing an
tcaldIng heat, Cl0rdoe, and
Pain. instead of tHr burniu7
and almost uueudurnh'U pglil
ttat Is experienced with
nearly ell TIE ohusp Qu8ck
Injections.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

---Fiye hundred tons Of shells aud cannon balls
have been taken out Of the water in the port of
Frederica, and a considerable quantity yet re.
mains; but owing to the depth OF water, they
will ke left pndisImbed.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

This medicine has been
tOstcd by the most cml-
ncut medical men Of tho
day, and by them pro-
nounccd to be one of the
grUatUst medical di5CUye cries
Of the age.
Quo no tie viii cure Gene
raj BCbiltv.
a few doses cure Mysteries
IN Females
One bottle cures pAlpiia-
lion uf the Heart.
A few doses restore tho
organs Of tgCuCrtti0n.
From one TO three bot
Ties restore the mauli-
ness and fun yisor Of
youth.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

GIEGOEEE CURE.-An
uniaiIiuH cure Tor spCTma
tDrThu ~ ymlual Weakness.
Nocturnal Emissions, an4
an uI5eHsuH caused hy self
pollution, such us Loss OF
Memory, Juiyor,al L8ssi.
tuue, Pains in the hack
bmness Of Nlsion, premn
ture Old ago, weak Nerves,
Difficulty u Bienthing,
Trembling, WaktMlucss
EruptIons ON the Pace, Pale
CuuuieuHuCU, Insanity Con
sumption, and all me dlTJfui
complaints caused hy depart
ing u0m tie path Ut nature.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

This medicine fBa simple
vegetable 1eNtr1cJ and ono
ON which all can rely. IL
has been used in our prac-
tlCc Tor many years, aud
with thousands treated, it
has not failed In a single
instance. It's curative pow
Crs have boon sufficient to
gain victory over tho most
stubborn case.
To those who have trincd
with their constitutions until
thoy think themselves be-
yOui tho reach of medical
aid we would sayDESPAtR
MOTT the CHEROKEE
CURE will restore you to
health and yigor, and amer
GilquaCk doctors have failed
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ny thcugc of the CuEEO-
EEE REMEDY aud GliE
ROkEE INJECTION tho
two medicines AZ the samo
timo all improper dis
chlrgya arc removed, HnltID
weakened organs Ure speed
ily restored 90 ful yig1r and
strength.
tof fJll particular get 1ur
pamphlet from any drug
store in tlD country, or
writg u7, and we will msil
trCc 60 any address a iuu
ucgtBs.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

AT Rome, Monslgnore dc Merode has made
Blondin hand over percentage Of his profits,
when exhibiting OF the Macao, to the "Peter'S.
PeRcs" fund.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

4 few doses restore the
appetite.
three bottles cure lie worst
case Of lmpuignCy.
A few doses cure the low
spirited.
one bottle restores men
tai pOwOr.
A few doses bring the rose
90 the cheek.
This medicine restores
TO manly vigor and robu /
health the poor debit
tatUd, worn down, and des-
pairing ldCyOtCc VI sensual
pleasure,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

AN ODE TO A wATER-FALL.
such curls as those your sister wears,
How many maids have prayed for;
Now, Candidly, are they hor own
"Oh, yes, they're hers-anl paid i0r."
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

Tho CuEROkEE MEDI,
DlNES arc sold hy all enter
prising druggists Boo the c.yi-
He'd world. Some unpriu-
eipled dealers, however, try
10 sell worthless compounds
h place of these - those
which they can get al n
cheap price, and make more
money by selling Than they
can ON the CHEROKEE
MEDICINES. As you value
your health-ayo, the health
Of your offspring do not be
dgceiyCd by such unprin
cipled druggists. Ask for
THESE MEDICINES, and
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They cure Suppressed,
Excessive, RudTaiuful Mon-
situation.
They cure Green Sick
ness (ChlOrOsis)
ThOy cure HOrYeus and
Spinal Affections Pains In
the Back and lower parts
Of the Body, Hcayinegs,
Fatigue on Slight EXertl0n,
Palpltation Of the Heart,
LoWGess Of Spirits, Hyste-
ria, Sick Headache, Gidti-
ness, &c,, &c. Ia a word,
d. removing the irregularity,
they remove tle cause, and
with Il an the effects that
spring FROM Il.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

DR. WRtGHr'S ERJU
NENATING ELiNlR; or
Essence OF LiIOl Prepared
irUm pure Vegetable EN-
tracts, containing nothing
injurious 20 the most deli
cate.
Ilc Rc'uvcna'inE Elixir
rs tho result of modern
discoveries iu the yCgeta
bic k.uldom; bCiug an
entirely new and abstract
method Ji cure, lfrCspOC-
tive Of an the Old anu worn
outEystems.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

70 Is prepared in a hlghIy
concentrated iurm, the dose
CulJ Huing from one thtW0 tca-
spo0Ufuls three times per dAY.
~ is UiurCjiU aud Alternative
IN iIg action; purifying and
cleansing tho blood, causing
1T t0 How Ia all les original
purity and yig0r thus reno
wing from the system alipor-
u.cious causes which have in-
uurcd disease.
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- WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
a1tTrSSe1l BEAUTY.
Tfto gain afmi-irS cys4;
ltto CausC lntld s41 alh4g
81 O. he a ologmin. Gov er.
adingt dyi0g tn an huur-Bghurrl
n so have most cf nenisi
n iut vice lp auivud4.
" with htgb born blood tn we'd
II o marble stone when dtsi-WrAlrut
lfao i've thrstgostr auC ton.
Wishing ho az long a.aiu.
ITO I've q lC of scasc;
u TO die aad 80 90 yroIss=BSitJHy
Efyou uish = lie Of pleasures.
N .ou NslUc tti8 woilu8 tsCnaures;
II CvCrv Com0rt VOC would see
TaAe uiy advice, aud wish Oh sirss
TtoB having health wcNllt. and Beauty
fOuu be s. Cpar.l 90. tyery udgy.
rs careful pcrusd O, Bg. EIIIIAN YUUSa'S New
icrN, I'M bAhki AoL GUIDE. Nhict should be READ
9l tvtr1 one sold ly A'1hse.gts gOucrs, ard st ut
Doctors 'd1Cs, No. slt sIEU,s dTEEsF; orics n
come srs. a.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-12-03

Prices OF the Cherokee
Medicines Cherokee RENE
.iy 81 a bottle, or 3 bottles
iISi Cherokee Injection,
s. a bottle, Or 3 bottles for
g.. Cherokee Cure, S2 a
t04tle, or 3 bottles for IS.
Dr. Wtights Elixir, 81 a
bottle, or 3 bottles for So,
CherOl ee pins, for females
81 a box, or 9 boxes iOr s..
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THIS ELINIR cures IIys-
tCr'a, General Debility, Pal
piiatiOn OI the Heart, and
lmputeucY. ltrestgrysmgn-
TAI power and the appetite,
and causes the rose TO mount
the check Of pallor, and tho
dobiiitAted man Or woman
20 feel vigorous and strong,
The young aud ambitious
blood 10 course through
every vein, the nerves to
become strong, and the nros
OF new life AMI yigOr to re-
animate the entire body,
building up The constitution,
restoring .Oyuud Life % many
q sad and daEen0d firosldo.
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INVEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv pAHHOAD VIA MEDIA.

J" Est IHHoIIN ANU IIIIIlhULLI MA
wv RAILROAD, VIA MEDIA,
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
on and after FRIDAY, April !, l66i the Trains win leave
as fOloWs;-
Leave philadelphia from the Depot corner OF THIRTY
FIRsr and MARKET Streets, A. NJ, nos A. NJ, ,gae
n M, A'3O =. NJ, d45 +. M.
Phhadelyhia Depot ehrngod from EIGHTEENTH and
MARKET Streets 10 THIRTY FIRST and MARKET
Streets.
Leave west Chester, from the Depot on East MARKET
Street $40 A. NJ 745 A. NJ, n A. NJ, p NJ, a45P NJ.
The cars Of the West Philadelphia Passenger hallway
Company market sueoD VIII convey Passengers 10 and
from' he phIA Depot
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Philadelphia at $50 A, IA. and 280P.M.
Ieaye West Chester az 5 A M. and lsi0 y. Al.
Trains leaving Philadelphia Of A. M. aud 400 p. "A .
and West Chester al rs a. NJ. and Af5 ~ M. connee
with trains the Philadelphia and baltimore C6ntra
Railroad i0T Oxford and intermediate points.
iai-0 HENRY MOOD, General Superintendent,
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES
w New Auangtment.--On and after TUESDAY,,
November l. 1854, trains viii leave nom Walnut street
Plel as follows =
for Cape May and all places south of Muiynle at .
A, NJ and +. M.
places south OF Glassb0ro az . A. M and Pm
For Glasshoro az Q A. NJ ~ NJ, and 4, M.
For Woodbury. Gloucester, &c ats A. NJ, IA NJ. ana
OP,M.
RETURNING.
Leave Cape MAY az 8 A. NJ. and ll'45 A. NJ. rr
Milvine az $40 AN. and 3 p N.
bridgeton at 7lb A. NJ, 3lOf.M.
salem at A. NJ and p. NJ ...tsp N
Woodbury. al ,64T, and 9A7 A. NJ ee1' --'
and 6lO p. NJ, 10 Camden a,1,.,fp NY
49, TIE WEST JERSEY EAPiifss ~ fspross busi-
w. sW .ci 20 ~ en ule Wy vi sa;i throuel oilef tespR
sibe Express Companies to ~ si Messenger accom-
article entrusted 20 thclns eP'
panles each through ugigs gigsSssErAER suporinisnesst
Philadelphia, NoYeplpfI " 49,
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DHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
j. TRIAL RAILROAD, OPEN TO oXFoRD-SPRING
ADVANCEMENT.
on and after FRIDAY, APRIL 1864 the trains win leave

Passenger Depot In Philadelphia has been CHANGED nom
Eighteenth ana Market streets. 20 THIRTY FIRST ana
MARKET Streets, West Philadelphia. Market street
Passenger Railway Cars convey Passengers 70 ana roH
the Depot
Passengofs 80 through without change ofears.
ia4 HENRY W6oD, Superintendent
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We send all the CHERO-
KEE MEDICINES BY Ex-
press Except the Cherokee
Pills, these are sent By mail,
free OipOstage), on receipt of
price, 10 any part Of tho civil
HE'D world, secgrelypacked,
In such a manner that no
one through whose hands
they may pass would know
the contents,
Ladies or gentlemen can
address us In perfect COnh-
leuce, and We viii in an
cases frankly answer tGtir
letters, and give our opinion
OF en- ,b individual case. We
prasgi,ituO minerals.
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DaIisONAI.
DIR, CHARLES HUBERTS
warranted In al oasos. Msa. CHAEtFs HuBERr. Oh
Ladies APPS at he BoTASIo D&uG sf5RIG., ff5I.'''' '''
No 1919 COATEs STREET,
ll-25im West OF Tenth.
CECRET DISEASES SECRET DISEASES!
~ SAMARiTAN.a sItTl
HAMANIIAN'S GIFT
hJF.aU aUUffIur cure Tor
ocAoRRlllEA, eLrEr. srmcruEEs, &c.
un.y ten pins 'a be- tsten TO cif56t a cart
"twcny tour h.urs" Prepared by grsd8ac 6riic ttni
,gs{ o. tennsy yani o., Ot Che most eminent Doctors
rsgt,Aro.ym, No nouwr, Ho cntror wl,gryrr;
t. .,e t T,o n9,o 9'SRHT'a o. .g..nt cured VI who
Wv sAMWuANs aur.
Sent BY mgu On % plain tusgluuo.
fEl'e, Iuac pacNsgos, 81 Females, -.
BLOOD BLoopu pIooDu DLooDnu
scRorUA, ULCERS. SORES. SPOTS. LETTERS.
SYPHILIS Or 'EEEgFfl ;rfi n ,p5lssEAss', Sc, &C.
ROOT AND HERE JJGrE5
slPanIs GR ysSEi.EGL 6i.EGsE 5%tSS 5Su sAMA-
hltAS buVI AND iako JUICE, Is the IN Ist potent,
and eradicato cycry particle s the vcucfCs poison so
his fuSnr remedy and s hdcd sHd do rae AZ amen %
20 Jour posteuy that which you may repent In anor
years.
DO NOT DUsPATRi
RlrAN s ROOT ana HEER JUICES vii, rcm.ye SvcSy
ye,tteo OF impurities nom the systou, VOL ~ all the
bad effects Of mercury.
FEMALES FEMALEsl
In many notioni with which numbers Of Females
suier, tic ROOT AND hEUB JUICES are most happilv
nuBptd u jlccraOd Uterus, In Lcucorhua Tn earring
down Failing Of tue Womb pebiy and or all oompl aint5
Incident 10 the sex.
Sent by express Price 81 bottle or bottles for S.
oNAAhllANS WASH
f. cases Syphilis, used Ia connection with the Root
and Herb Juices tull directions. lricc - cents.
Tho efficacy u these dies ia alike uckuuW by
physicians and patients. They used the Uulcd
States Hospitals, thus restoring health % many OF our
brave soldiers.
From the baltimore "Suu 49,
WHAT THE SURGEONS say OF THE
SAhAKlIArS s. RENE. lFS
"tpSI HO,iIrAI, FuRr M,RaHAtr,
baltimore, Md, February 20, 1864.
~ have great satisfaction In stating that lave used
THE Samaritan Remcr les fr Ntucrca nHtasC In its
most customary forms that have used them with udg
mont, discretion, and properly, and have found them
respond to my antcnHuDns promptly and ciecuhly.
knowing their compOst ou,I have the fullest confidence
In their oWcaey aud as ur my use Of thom extends,
"AtrREp BOWERS,
Assistant Surgeon I'h New Work Vols"
let be undcratnOd thAt these remedies recon-
menoud ard VIII positively curc tho diseases for which
thcy oHcrcd.
sodby 3. UPuAM,
No, 25 8. EIGHTH Street.
DESMOND & CO,
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