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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-05-19
Unconditional Union County Convention.

In pursuance Of public notice previously
given, the delegates elected on the ith inst.
from the respective townships and wards Of
the county, met in Convention at the Court
House in TiEu, on the 10Th inst, aud at two
O'Clock p. m. was organized by appointing
Hon. c. X. WATSON President, and CD. KEEN
Secretary. Owing to the backwarduess Of
the season anI bad condition Of the roads,
the convention was unusually small.
The object Of the Convention having been
stated by the President,
On motion Of J. Y. HoRD Committee Of
three on Credentials was appointed by the
Chair j. K Hord, s. Cunningham aud
MI Splitter.
The Committee reported names Of dele
gales from the respective townships and
wards as correct. Names omitted here for
want of space.)
The following persons were elected as
delegates to the District Convention to be
held at Nonroeville ON the 18th inst, towit:
Hcroee Hall, Dorsey Hartsock, James Boyd,
]. ". Hossler, John Luzarlden, ]. j. Steiner,
z. Spielmah William Fleet, Joseph Swigart,
Levi Keller, Thomas Pennell, Francis Sea.
graves, David Deacon, Charles Foster, c. C.
NestlerJde, J. V. Jones, Cyrus Pool, George
Abbott, W. J. Hall, CIV. Shetterly, Asa
Way, John McClung, J. W. Bripkerhon.
E. J. Welker, Jacob Wise, Frederick Byron,
O. X. Watson }. Il. Howe, W. G. Hedges,
Orlando Pearce, NJ. Chance, W. Gallup.
And the following named gentleR,en wre
elected delegates 20 represent the county in
the Union State Convention, to be held at
Columbus on the 25th inst.-to wit:
Charles Foster, John S. Smith, NJ. J. Splitter,
Frederick Byron, John X. Hord, w. r..
CFamberlin, David Huss, &. X Watson.
On motion Of Luther A Hall a Committee
Of three was appointed to report the names
Of suitable persons for Central Comm ittee;
the Chair appointed Luther A. Hall, David
Deacon and G.. Y. Brundage.
Luther A. Hall, Chairman of said Com
mittee, reported the following to comprise
the CeHtral Committee - to.wt:
c. X. Watson, John II. Pitteuger,
John J Steiner, John 7. Huss,
Iohn X. How, A q. Sueath,
Philip SpielmaD,
and recommended their appointment.
On motion the report was received and
adopted and tue Committee discharged.
On motion the q invention adjourned.
@. X. WATSON,
GU. KKEs. President.
Secretary,
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Deb work.--Hayipg secured the services
ofan experienced jon PKISrrs, we are pre-
pared to do card. Job and Blank Printing in
the best style of the art. Businessmen and
Others, who desire neat work, and got up
In an attractive style, can be Accommodated
by calling at the TninUSE OfFlor.
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Wanted, Corresponds q nee.

BY three Of Uncle Abe's gay, young
smashers. Have been smashing at
this rebellion and hard tack for two years
and 8 months, and have been to the front Of
the pay table, and can stand fire pretty well
when made OF secesh rails. Particular at
tention paid to letters with photos. Address
T. H., w. O. or ID. d., Co. O. 18th Reg I
o. v. v. l., 4th corps, via Chattanooga.
Tennessee. 32w3
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Notice.
May la. lsei

Charles ". Nr oman will hereby take
notice that Sarah A. Vrooman, plaintiff,
viii proceed to take derositicns of Witnesses
in said action. at the Office of the Probate
Judge, IN the town or West Winsicd,
county Of Ii,chield. and State Of Connect
cut. on the 18th day of June. A. u, 1854.
hetwcen the hours OF nine A. NJ. and nine
y. NJ, with authority to adjourn from day
to day till all such dcposilious shall have
been taken.
Dated this l0,h day Of Nav. lsGi.
LEE & BREWER
SOl'Ts for petitioner.
Nav 10 lsGI No,V1 AZ l1
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Legal Notice.
May 10. 1864.


James Lightcap and Albert Lightcnp, non
residents OF the State Of Ohio, will take no.
iice that the undersigned, on the Sd day Of
May, A. ID. 1864, filed bis Petition, IN a civ.
IL ac ton, In the Court of Common Pleas Of
Seneca county, Ohio, against them and 9TH
ers, in which he shows that they are the only
legal heirs of Robert II. Lightcap, deceased,
aud as such are vested with the legal title to
50 much OF the East half OF the N. +. of
section %. township |. north range 10, east
as lies west Of the centre line of the Mt. Yer
non State road, save two acres on the South
end, heretofore sold TO John Chamberlain,
thnt John Lightcap is now, and for long
time has been, in possession Of the same, and
las the full, equitable interest therein; that
the undersigned has two mortgage liens up.
on said premises, to the payment Of which
said real estate should, by sale, be appropri.
ated Aud in said Petition he asks Tor the
extinction OF all claim or title to said premi.
ses, by either of them, ard for sale of the
said premises and application OF proceeds TO
pay mt Of his said claims.
Said Petition must be answered on or be-
fore July 0, 1864.
HENRY LADD.
LEE x BREWER, Atrys.
May 5, 1864 S640 3l--6t
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Rrrnnl.lc. Mav Ib, lS6I.


'Notice.-The annual meeting Of the mem
Scrs Of the scipio Aid Society foe the eles
tion Of officers. will be held at their rooms
in Republic, on SxrURUHY EVENING, Nag
2s,h, 1864. All are respectfully invited to
attend. S. NJ. Osborn,
aa.,,o Sec'y.
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A Good Farm For sale.-A good farm in
Fulton county, Ohio, is advertised for sale
in to.day's paper. Those desiring TO pur-
chase farm will do we'll to examine this
desirable property.
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Resolution Of Thanks.-CANr CLEVELAND,
May IL, 1864.
WIN. SMoYEs. Esa.. TfiL, Ohio: Your
tettcr reached rne about the same time as
notice from Express agent. that there was a
barrel of eggs directed to me. called the
company together, AMI they passed the fol.
lowing resolutions:
WHEREAS. Our fellow. member, WILLIAM
SMoyER. has presented to Co. A. barrel Of
eggs, Therefore be it
REsoLvED, That we return the sincere
thanks of the Company for this token OF his
liberaiity. and hope that he may live as
many years as there are eggs in the barrel.
RESOLVED, that the citizens Of Tifiin take
che hint, aud go and do likewise.
Yours, in haste,
N. L. BREWER, Capt. Co. A.
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Notice.-All the things not claimed after
the dinner given by the Aid Society during
tire past year, can be had by calling at the
Aid Room. any Thursday afternoon, over
,.he Bank Of Tifin. JJw2
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6y-THE Indian apolis Journal says
,hat Eastern Bank notes have not been
banktoie in Cincinnati for more than a
year past The Bankers thers have been
prudent and sensible. And it seems they
are quite able to do eaiaess there on
that footing.
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Change Of Tine.-The Summer Arr azce
ments for the running time of the Sand usky-
Dayton and Cincinnati Raik Dad, teok efiee
on Monday last-
Mail Traip passiug sduth NJ s 10 a. NJ.
north at Is m.
Thro' Fr't passing south at 10 10 p. M.
north at 2 10 a. IN.
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The War News.-on Sunday last, we are
Informed, when important war news was
received by telegraph, the " Court House
rats" would not allow the Court House bell
TO be rung. 1t has been customary for the
East three years. when any news Of iinpor-
tance arrived, to ring the Court House beh,
aud notify the citizens Of the fact Such
conduct is very unbeco'ning loyal citizens
We hope the report is not true for the honor
and credit Of the city.
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+. IT. w. and Chicago II. II. Co.
PASSING FOREST
Local and Miscellaneous.
TIFFIN, o., MAY 10, 1864.

A Now Paper Mill has been started at
Peuysburg, Wood county, in this State,
aud is now manufacturing wrapping paper
out OF sorghum stalks.
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or The Evenins Posts Washington
special states that GRANT sent let,er to
the President before moving, assuraing
the whole responsibility Of the present
movement. M
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Administrators Notice,

Notice ia hereby given that the
undersigued has been duly appointed and
qualified al Administratrir, with the will
annexed, upon the estate OF Josiah feag les
late OF Reed township. Seneca county. Ohio,
deceased. Dated Feb. ~, 1864.
HANNAH FEAGLES.
May 8, 1864 3I--3ts
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Notice.


william Cromwell and Henry Cromwell,
VS..
Mary Elizabeth Brettelle, and Charles Crom.
well Brettele, mi nor heirs OF Elizabeth
Rench Brettelle, and their legal guardians
Samuel Zeller and Dayid Zeller.
Court OF Common Pleas of Seneca county,
Ohio. Petition for Partition.
The said Elizabeth Brettelle and Charles
Cromwell Brettelle, minor heirs OF Elizabeth
Rench Brettelle, and their legal guardians,
Samuel and David Zellen, all of Washington
county, Maryland, will take notice that the
said William Cromwell and Henry Crom
well, have this day filed their Petition for
Partition IN said Court. In which they show
that as the heirs AZ law Of Jacob 4. Crom.
we'll, late OF said Washington county, Mary
land, deceased, the said Petitioners are ten.
ants in common, seized each Of one undivi
ded third part, with the said Mary Elizabeth
Brettelle and Charles Cromwell Brettele,
who are each seized Of one equal undivided
siAth part Of the following described real es
tate, 10 wit.
The ncrlh west quarter Of section three,
(3,) township two, (2,) North Of range sey.
eEleen (i7,) East, in Seneca county, Ohio.
The prayer Of said Petitioners, that said
premises may be divided accordingly, so that
each tenant shall hold his or her interest in
seyeralty. May 4, 1864.
LEE & BREWER,
Auys Tor Pet'Is.
May s. 1864 $40 3l--6t
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Partition Notice.

Cathsrine Yamhert, widow Of John II.
Yamhert, deceased. Aaron Yamhert, Mary
Koch and her husband Benjamin. Koch, Sa-
rah Kolp and her husband John Kolp. resi-
dents Of Seneca county, Ohio: John Yamhert,
Samuel Yamhert, Solomon Yamhert. Lydia
Ann Yenlzer and Jacob Yentzer her hus.
band, Susanah Augustine, and Isaac Augus.
tine her husband, residents OF Wysndot
county. Ohio; Aaron Yamhe ert, Jr.. Sybille
Mclaughlin and Monterrihe Mclaughlin
her husband, John Henry Yamhert, John
Haintz, Jacob Haintz aud John A. Ines
Lauing. residents Of Lynn county, Iowa. will
take notice that William Ysmhert has filed,
IN the Clerks Office Of the Court Of Common
Pleas, for Seneca county, Ohio. petition
for the assignment Of the dover OF Catharine
Yamhert in. and partition OF the West half.
less acres of the Southeast quarter, and S
acres out OF the East side OF the South west
quarter Of section 35, township l. North.
range IL East. in said Seneca county. Said
petition will come up for hearing on the LIST
day Of the July term, July 10. 1864, Of said
court.
]. X. HORD,
t4l Atty for Petitioner.
April 81, 1854 Sc 91 29-Gw
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Correspondence Wanted.-I.adies, attention
20 these few lines. Six young veteran sol.
diers wish to open correspondence with as
many young ladies Of good temper and qusli
ties. No objections to good dancers, as We
understand Tifin is noted for such.
Now, Ladies, this is rare chance offered
toall OF all ages, no matter how good locking
or how homely. Pray, ladies. do not be
backward on account OF your looks No
matter whether Dutch, Irish. Scotch, or
French, all letters will be kindly received
Photos desired and exchanged. Address.
NJ. n. HoLLrHocK, W. w. PEAoHBLossoM.
J. ID. RosKBUD, III. GAYBoT,
a. ID. Lovely, O. +. LoNGLovE,
Co. c, 49th Reg. o.V.V. l.,
via Nashville, Tennessee.
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DIARRHGA AND DYsENTERY.--
We have examined great number Of let
ters from some Of the most prominent eiti-
gems OF Cincinnati and covington, eto
speaking in the highest terms Of Dr..
Srickland's Anti Cholera Mixture for the
cure ofdiarrhGa and dysenterJ. The letters
are too long to publish. Mr.. W oods, OF
COyington, says be was pronounced ineura-
bic by the best doctors in Cincinnati. and
one bottle Of DR.. Striekland's Anti .Chol era
Mixture effected permanent cure a iter suf.
fering for months with the worst form Of
diarrhGa and dysentery. 33-2w
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LOST.

Between Tiflin and Republic, on
the 9th inst, A GOLD WATCH
AND CHAIN. A liberal reward
will be paid to any person finding
the same, and leaving it at the
Davis House in Tiffin, or at the
store of G. M. Ogden in Republic.
Mrs. OLIVE G. NEiKIRK.
May ~, 1S64.-32w3s
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4 lulU uiNl lNuiNu NUIi ullNlt
Plain aud Ruled Note Paper,
Commercial Noto Paper,
Envelopes variety,
Pens Il Penholders,
Arnold's Ink,
Carmine Ink,
Ink Powder,
Ink Stands,
Pencils,
etc, etc.
MARQUARDT's
Book and Drug Store.
When you want
Perfumery,
Hair Oils,
Hair Dyes,
Hair Tonics,
Flavoring Extracts,
Fine Soaps,
Lilly White,
Rouge,
uO 10
mARQUARDT'S
Book and Drug Store.
lfyou want pure
French Branlies,
Port Wine,
Malaga Wine,
Madeira Wine,
Catawba Wine,
Rhubarb Wine,
Old Rye Whiskey,
Is years old,)
mARQUARDT'S
Book and Drug Store.
Ifyou want your Family Medi
cines good, pure and genuine, yor
must 80 to
mARQUARDT'S
Book and Drug Store.
Hedges New Block.
When you want
Paints,
Varnishes,
Patent Medicines.
Ladies' Satchcls,
Portfolios, etc. etc,
mARQUARDT'S
Book and DruQ Store.
fyou want
Paint Brushes.
Varnish Brushes,
Sash Brushes,
Shoe Brushes,
Cloth Brushes,
and all other kind of Brushes,
Marquardt,s
Drug and Book Store.
is the place to buy them cheap an,
of the best quality.
When you want
Liuseed Oil,
Fish Oh,
Lubricating Oil,
Neatsfoot Oil,
Coal Oil,
Castor Oil,
NIarquardt's
Drug and Book Store.
When you want
Cinnamon,
Gloves,
Mustard,
Nutmegs,
Mace,
Baking Soda.
Cream Tartar,
ETC., etc
call at
Marquardt's
Drug and Book Store.
in Hedges New Block.
If you want
Reeves Genuine AmbroCia for th,
Hair,
call at
Marquardt's
Drag and Book Store.
If you want
Shoulder Braces,
Abdominal Supporters,
Trusses.
Gum Nipples
Catheters,
Breast Pumps,
SyriDges--a variety
call at
Marquardt's Drug and Book Store
Having enlarged my business tC
a great extent, ! nm prepared b.
sell at WHOLESALE TO Country
Merchants as cheap as any Hous,
! in this part of the country.
Thankful for the patronage fol
the last six years, so liberally be.
slowed, by prompt attention to
business, together with a desire tc
please all, he hopes to insure q
continuance of the same.
j. +. MARQUARDT.
/ IN AZ
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via Nashville. Tennessee.

The 49th N. Give learn from private
letter, from our friend, Capt N. L. BREWER,
that the 49th N. q. (now l6ith,) from this
county, was to leave Camp Cleveland for
Washington, on the 18Th inst. We have
not learned whether 1t will Go stationed at
Washington. OF 60 to Fortrers Ltonroe. 1t
was rumored that iss destination was foe the
latter place. Success be with o'r gallant
boys.
p. s. Since the above was put IN type, we
find the following In the Cleveland Herald
of the 18th inst. Wejudge that our sene, =
county boys have left for their destination;
Orders have been received from Columbus
tor the l64th Reg't Ohio National Guards,
now, in Camp Cleveland, TO leave at once for
Washington. They were to have left last
pighs by the Cleveland and Erie railroad,
but could not get ready, and will therefore
leave this morning by that route.
Three other National Guard regiments
will leave for the same destination as soon al
transportation can b. procured.
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THE MOTHERS REQUIEM.
By 1. REYNOLDS.

BY /. REYNOLDS.
Dedicated to Mrs. Lydia Morehead. on the
death Of her little daughter, aged six years
who died May 9Th, 1864.
LOVED ONE; thou art gone TO realms Of bliss
can not, would not, call thee back
To suffer DER thy pains; Oh, It's this,
With love, that marked thy spotless track.
Loved one; now thy gentle spirit rests,
And soars on seraph breezes light,
Touching softly, sweetly. on my breast,
As dream, dream Of thee, at night
Loved one; Oh, IL is thy vacant chair,
That makes me sad at evenings hour,
When the little brides ii the air,
Sweetly singing in thy bower.
Loved one; does thy little head still rest,
Upon this aching. throbbing hearth
Or is tiny sweet spirit now caressed
With softer, gentler, purer artG
Loved one; tits sweet to remember thee,
With fingers twirliDg through my hair,
As oft you nestled on roy knee,
Wlth ringlets floating through the air.
Loved one; do Angel spirits ever speak,
And call thee Bird" as have done2
Yes, know they will, my Birdie seek
Iu heaven! to sport around the sun.
REPUBLIc, May llih, 1864.
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Legal Notice.

Nathaniel D Lybergcr will take notice
that on the 9Th day Of May, 1864. Mariett
Lyberger, his wife, filed her petition in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Seneca county,
Ohio, against him, showing that she is his
wife, that they have one child, Laura, aged
four years, that she holds In her own name
In Lot No. 10. in the village of Kansas,
that he has neglected to provide for her
support, and asks for the custody Of their
said child, and 10 be vested with the right
Of feme sole.
The petition must be answered by the
l4th day Of July, 1864.
LEE 4 BREWER,
Att'ys for petitioner.
May 18th, 1864. 32w6 50 so
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The Revenue Biil.-The 10Th section'of the
lnteruel revenue bill reads as follows:
at shall not he lawful to record any
instrument, document or paper, unless the
proper stamp shall be affixed, and the record
when the proper stamp is not affixed. shall
be utterly void, and shall not be used as
evidence"
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Remember the Families Of the o. N. c.

Remember the Families Of the o. N. c.
We think no duty is more binding or presses
with greater obligations upon the Union
men who remain at home, than to remember
substantially, the families dependent upon
the daily labor Of husbands and brothers
who have shouldered arms under the last
call for troops for one hundred days. A
large number Of the Guards from Seneca
county are industrious mechanics and labor
ing men, upon whose daily labor their wives
and children depended for sustenance. We
know many Of them have been making from
81 80 to g. 90 per day, and sl6 90 month
is poor recompense, when provisions Of all
kinds have advanced to a high 6gute. As
there is no danger Of the Copperheads doing
anything in so worthy a cause for their
country's defenders, let our wealthy Union
men remember this fact, and not forget that
these meu have gone for the protection Of
our own homes and property Copperhesds
and sympathisers may stand sloof and sneer,
and contribute their dimes TO the drunken
traitor who is waiting and watching over
the border"
Too Bad Friend woRrn ofthe Lebanon
(Pa.) Courier ought TO be ashamed Of him.
self. Hear what he says Of the pet fashion
Of our fashionable ladies -" Dresses with
trails are becoming to a lady in drawing
room, but on the street, sweeping up dirt
and filth to dnugle about the ankles OF the
fair ones, they are disgusting, and are an
evidence Of shoddylsm or cod6shism that
cannot be mistaken. Travellers state in no
other country are such foolish extravagan
eies and dirty fashions to be seen. A surly
bachelor states-but we scarcely believe
him-that on Saturday afternoon last he was
paying some attention to this matter, and
among the unpleasant instances he enumer.
ates was one young lady with silk trail
eighteen inches in length, sweeping up
Cumberlsnd street, with seven dead mice,
fourteen "old soldiers" (vr quids Of tobac
co., two decayed oysters, the skeleton Of a
deceased rat, and "many other articles too
numerous TO mention" dangling from her
skirts. II it were not that person can be-.
come habituated to anything. the flthiness
Of this fashion would shock the ladies who
are subjected to it,"
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Tifiu atJsekIp Tribaue
The Travellers Guide,


On and after Monday, Jan. Is, 1864, pas
senper trains will run as follows;
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We go into service under the
call Of Gov. Rrough, for 100 days Mr..
Henry Thompson will keep our offiee opsn.
and will attend 70 our business during our
absence. y. g. LEE,
w Nst N. L. DnfwHn.
May 8 1854. sl al-tLat
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Special Notices.
A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN

Special Notices.
A NEW THING UNDER THE SUN,
In its sefeet--instantaneous.
IN It's eoIoriLg power-maiohleU.
In It's ingredisnts-vegs,abie.
In Its opeTstion--natursl
In i,' beautifying resul,s-endurins.
In its stendenoy-preseTyative.
In its popularity -unequallsd.
CRIsTADoR0s HAIR DYE
Il Tsonouuesd both by the WoRLD oY sciEsos aud
the WoRAD o. fAsH,oE, the finest preparation ever
invented by art TO reelfy the short uomings Of Nature
Manufactured only by J. CHRIsrADoRo, No. 6, Astor
Honse, New Yotk. Sold by all dfu ggists. Applied
by an hair dresseu, MAY 10, 1864. a3mI
Dr.. TOBIAS
Venetian Horse Liniment
In Pint bottles at FIFTY CENTS, cure. Iamsns.s,
eeis, salls, colic, &c. Read the follswing
BosToS, July Z, 1858.
Df. Tomas We have used for the Aa year, your
HOfse Linimsnt for lAmsness, kieks, bruises, collie
and cuts, and in every instance found IL the best
article ever tried in this eircus company. Please
send siz doEen,a IL Is the only niment we use now
We have lOs horses, some very valuable, and we do
not want to leave town without IL.
HYATT FROST,
Manager vanAmburgh n Cos Meaageris.
Sold by all druggists. Office, So Cortland, ST., N. v.
May 10, 1864. s3ml
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The Great English Remedy.

This invaluable medicine u unfaing In the surs Of
all those painful and diseases to which the
female consttution 10 subject, u moderate all
cess and removes all ob.trueiions and speedy cure
may be relied on.