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Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
THE REBELS GATHERING WHEAT.

II is stated that the rebels instead of coming into Mary
land to be hreshed themselves threshDg the wheat
harvest In the Shenandoah Valley where they have
RAJ hreshiug machines at work at various points The
Republican says that officers Of Hunters command who
recently passed through the Valley of the Shenandoah
state that the crops there very abundant and that
in harvesting and conveying away even fair pro-
portion of them would further pay the enemy for all the
toll and losses Of their present expedition"
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
Mr.. S. s. cox, of OHIO.

We find Columbus (Ohio) Statesman Of Monday last
an account Oft political ovation given to the Hon Cox
by his friends in that city the occasion of bis fret
ance amongst people of his district after the late long
and arduous session Of Congress in which bis talents
his industry and his devotion to his principles won for him
alike the respect Of opponents and the admiration Of friends
The speech of Mr. Cox is mainly devoted review Of
the proceedings Of Congress during the session which has
Just closed
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
MILITARY EXECUTION

William II. Carter, citizen of Maryland, having been
found guilty by military commission held in this city of
violating the laws Of by furnishing goods and medical
supplies to the enemy, passing from lines into theirs
and carrying them letters and information thereby acting
spy and for breaking his oath of allegiance is to be
hung Friday next the enclosure attached to the Old
Capitol prison. the President of the United States having
approved the sentence Of the Commission which directed
that Carter should be hung.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
LOUISIANA.

The Louisiana Constitutional Convention sdoptsd on the
22d umo, the new Constitution by large majority and
will Immediately subc it to the people Gen. Banks has
prohibited tie transfer of gold to the rebel States and
stopped all traffic in gold except the purchases Of it to be
deposited in the United States Treasury such deposits to
be drawn out only satisfactory explanation being given
Of the purpose to which the gold is to be applied
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
THE Upper POTOMAC.

The Baltimore American Of yesterday says All intel
gence from the Upper Potomac represents every thing
quiet Reconnaissance by cavalry fail to find Esrys
Forces and in fact rebel troops but the small guerria
parties McCausauds cavalry believed to be the only
rebels who have been in Pennsylvania and they are ere
this back IN the Shenandoah Valley The military manage
men Of affairs is being sharply criticised by the press
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04

The Gazette says Gen. Hunter burned Gov Letcher's
house because Letcher had issued proclamation calling
upon the people to bushwhsck troops But it happens
that Gov. Leoher Ex-Governor aud had authority
TO issue proclamation Extra Billy Smith is now Govern
or of Virginia -Cincinnnti Commercial
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
BERMUDA HUNDRED, July 81,

An important movement is in progress from his peint,
and this morning whilst troops crossing the
Jsmes to the north side, two pontOon bridges
rebel force down and attacked the banks
before they had time organize spirited engagemt
took place. aud the enemy driven back 10 their
trenchments Our troops, still arriving, organized and
attacked the rebel ok carrying them and capturing four
guns, marked captured from the Yankees at Drugs
Bluff" We aso captured many prisoners. The enemy
finally driven from their position into the roads far
beyond where skirmshng continued when informant
left. The sunbOas hand and rendered valuable
assistance III covering the landing Of troops The guns
captured doubt the that captured from
Capt Belgers battery by the rebels the 18th OF May
These guns are now at City Point.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04

Last week the Suffolk Herald" one Of the most lnHu
entail Of the Republican papers Long Island took the
names Of the Baltimore candidates from the head Of ts
coIumns-Jonr. Of CON-
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
OPERATIONS ON JAMES RIVER.
A SHARP BATTLE AND REPULsE or REBELS.

The annexed despatch from Bermuda Hundred announ
ces the Wednesday Of sharp engagement
on the north bank Of James between large force Of
tie enemy and several divisions Of troops which
suited in the defeat Of the rebels and the capture Of four
pieces Of artillery
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1864-08-04
ACCOUNT OF THE BATTLE.

BEFORE PETERSBURG JULY Sop M.
To-day black day in the calendar OF the Ninth Corps
Repused bloodly repused at last when victory seemed
sure when the prize seemed within grasp! 1t is not
the time to lament what might have been done The fact
stands clearly forth that lines tonight here they
were before dsbreak this morning but hnned by the loss
of several thousand of our most gallant men,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

= NAnEsw ESCAPE JS-slr. John Blain. on
Saturday last while driving span of
horses attacked 10 a buggy, the horses hsv-
Jog started on a brisk run, as the wheels
ofthe vehicle struck the cross walk at the
Z wards House. was thrown out and fell
across the tongue of the carriage. but soon
fell OF on the gro md. the wheels passing
over his legs When picket mp by some
gentlemen whc ran to his assistance be ap-
feared to b. unconscious. bit soon reeor-
cred, and is now going around apparently
as well As before the accident.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

DEAru OF CARR. LAFAYETTE GoEpoS.-
Weannoancedla last. week tina: Capt. La
fayette Gordon. of Co. G. Goth Indiana.
bad been seri,nsly wounded in one Of his
shoulders; it is now our painful duty to
announce his death. lie died in one of
the hospitals at Washington on Thurs
day last. and his body arrived here on
Tuesday evening. Thus another brave
AMI noble 81 irit has fallen in defence Of
his codntry.g4 ~ n
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

The profits of The "social hors"lof last
winter, amounting to 800. has been dona-
ted blythe company to the destitute in this
place. and placed in the hands of Mr.. A.
Boyd for distribution. No better appli-
catitn OF the fund could have been made
We have a number of poor willows with
small children in our town who hav suffer
ed the past winter and spring for the ne
cesssries Of life. Theesample Of the man
ayers Of th, hips. in this respect. Is
worthy of commendation.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
a UNfyERsAL MEDTCINE.-By wba

n UNfVERSNE WEIJftINE.-by what
eat. the air breathe by the drink.
can be made Sick otby isue BY debility induced
by heat because these effects end by producing mpurity
Of blood To regain health must purify the blood by
the organs Of The stomach and bowels; fhesc organs
continued In sc regular performances Of that duty
which has assigned Them and should there be any
impediment, to what does experiencc point, -
TO BRASDRErH'S PILLS,
VII en- inure, and will surely The bowels
the regular performance Of their duties
The dys2eptic, the bilious will find fheE treasure OF
health aud the may he said all who sick
way.-take Brandreihs Pills and be cured Sold by all
respectable dealers in rlelicires-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
I The sale Of Juige Tab5r's personal es-
tate takes placs TO smpEy9w. !, 1,,sao1,

4 severe drou'h i prevailing in this re-
gion at present We have had only one
light shower during the Iast,six weeks, and
vegetation Of all kinds i suffering in con-
sequence. Wheat is sal to be doing toll
stably well. but oats will beCglmost to-
tai failure. Corn is backward and begins
to look yellow. bu. good rain and few
warm days will change its appearance and
pro- poets materially. B.si.ies being Try
tae'westhtr has bean remarkably cool so
fsr fhis.seasen., There uas aqight frost
in spots last Saturday morning. but it did
no damag, that We have heard Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

' The Flower Green drew full house
Tuesday aightT2It was splendid exhibit
ton, The Young ladies' looked enchanting
in their whitefobes bedecked with flowers.
and performed their parts admirably.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
gpsfial sNotitss.
n;arrhea and DysenterY.

We have examined great number Of letters. from some
OF the most prominent citizensm Cincinnati aud Coving
tom etc speaking in the highest terms Of Dr. Strekands
Anti Cholera fer the cure Of disrrie and dvscn-
terry The ictters long 20 publish Mr Woods. Of
Coinrton SAYS he pronou1d incurabie by the best
doctors In Cincinnati and one bottle Of DIR. ssrcklands
Anti Cholera Mixture effected sfter suf
ferng for months with the worst fofps Of dsrrhea and
dysencry. = -.
Another saws he discharged from the United states
after suffering the hospital r eight months
ineurablc md rs resourcc tried S;rckfsnds Anti
Cholera Mixture he got well directly and has now entered
the army sgainin good health. One man writes he has
bad Of And dyscn-
terry in the barracks he was Ia with one hste OF this
valuable medicine In fact we could Oil hall our paper
with similar these letters Why docs not our
this valuable preparation Our army
ought y, supplied with H. Ills but short since
one OF our men d in very low condition AZ one OF our
Cincinnati hospitals, his wife sent for the doctors
siered his hopeless She. however gave him
StrickIands AMI Cholera Mixurc and in three weeks he
was able 10 return home with his wife " New Richmond ~
All these eight at home speak for them selves We
hope sS'ers will put bottle nf 1. in their KNAPP
sacks nav s,ye them Of their comrades. IL Is
fur sale by druggists at fffy cents per bottle
ief6-n33- itemly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Mothers irdis idaay and collectively without single
option, pronounce MIfrms PoreTs Cowgh BIlsam the
pleasant and efecsiaious Remedy for the Of
Coughs Colds, Group, sore Thrt. &c, Sc I'm children
that has been giventc the pabc They say ii always
like a charm Children really like iso unlike the
many and WORTHLESS preparations in the
markets 1t can BE- obtaed Of al Druggists, price emily 25
cents per bottle. l312
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Quarterly Meeting at the N. E. Church next
Saturday and Sunday. 18th and 19tl, Inst. Ptof
Tan, New rarIisle, is expected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Persliug 4 Co. advertise a ppmbsr of
taldsbls rsrh.dies today. which the afllict-
al. sspecislly ballhcalel bachelors aud
widowers. would DO we'll to1cxaniipe, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

They possess the merit Of simplicity and ease manage
TO 1 % The Ioi MN a ,,os any =,
their points Of excellence:
- They have a Straight SeedIeznd shuttle, which
acknowledged be the only principle for per-
- feet Sewing Machine. rr f
- They make the Lock o. Shuttle stitch alike on
= both sides, and for Economy in Thread. Strength,
- Durability, Elasticity and Beauty Of fnish is supe.
. rior to any other Stitch used :
They are simple in constructicp .easy Understood,
- readily adjusted aud kept in order without taking
- apart or moyipga screw.
= The Tension is superior to any other in use. Tn
evenness KNOTS IN the thread do not cause it to op
= crate with irregriisrity. " hqs eEb
The Feed Is perfect Accurate in its operations and
warranted to run two yrars without requiring to be
- taken out, cleaned or repaired. ssi,'a.-ar7-
= They arc adapted 70 all kinds Or Sewing. and arc
strong aud durable In their parts This Is impor-
- tant. for light work will soon frail
= Chine 10 operate with uncertainty, and require fire.
q lfciinsc and keep IN order.
m Thky .ssftsh. Hen. Braid Zen. Cord. Bind and
~ Gather without basiing.
q do not break The thread. skip stitches, nor
~ They Sil gathers and without break
- ing the thread, or requiring change OF tension.
: lhey use sihs GU On anu iinrh We'll
They are the cnly machine using WEEDS PATENT
- THREAD CoSrRoLsEE- There is NO other apparatus
for the control Of the Slack Thread" equaIto it.
:. Every Machine Is Warranted.
Families and Manufacturers viii find the sswErp'
1.-THE must Rrsftabc Machines for use. owing to their
q always Keeping In repair and working order, and
= their great sPeed and ease Of management. sa.
rorfv per cent ra,-c work can be done n years
~ time the s.wEED" than any other Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES OF
eiANY AND ALL OTHER MANUFACTURE, TO
- DO AS LARGE A RANGE OF WORK AS CAN
: EASILY DE DONE on THESE MACHINES.
= lTaiIors, Seamstresscs, Clothers Harness Makers
&c, IN the country, will receive prompt attention.
Descriptive ciresar and samrIcs Of WORK win
ON rec>ipt stamp Colecfops deliver,
of Machines. ifdesired 20
ros UNTIL THEY ARE REcElykD.oso Iiess ~ .s..
Jefferson Farmer, General gent,
,se.s once ~ Washing ssfeef, s ssss
n fiusi rre~e NJ E1.ts3en Etf4easd ,9ef sscsfseT
PsO Drawer, 6773. % yisita CHICAGO, LEL.
z z Z..h Agents WaffteH Z So
Throuz]ob< stichiFan. Iudhup 4 Uli,u,ss. Eiscn. .
NVls,eseti. Iowa, Missouri, Kansas md Nsbraskas
fbyir1uas Sljsswem
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

fSAyrTARr-Rcv- T. E. Webb requests rs to re-
turn his thank: to the ladies' Of walkerton FOR the
box o. sanitary stores they sent TO him to be FOR
warded to our brave, suffering soldiers. The box
has been forwarded to Iadianauoiis.o - III
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

. Wehsss mot the space to spare this
week to reply to. the Democrats prevariea-
tons and Interpretations oflast week
Whether we shall do so at all depends en-
tirely upon whether we can find nothing
more inporsnt to,fll our space. as it is
OF little Importance whether the prevarica-
Geas sud Interpretations ofsbat sheet
ere expesed.orno t.U s,<sfIs7e19Y1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

TRAIx YOUR DAUGHTERS
train your daughters to understand the duties e
The household. and to know the theory of domestic
pursuits, if you would have them become good
wives and useful members Of society Instruct
them how to maha light and ssholesome bread,
ssd tell them what most of ycu know 70 be true,
fat ire Chemical Saieatus is the article to use in
iss producfion- It is made At Fairpors, New York,
BY D. B. DeLand & Co., and sold BY respectable
dealers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Never fail TO satisfy those who give them thorough trial.
and wherever INTRODUCED are rapidly snperceding all
They possess the merit Of simplicity and Of manage
mcnt, that fifteen minutes instruction will enable
one to them successfully. The following Of
their points Of excellence:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
RE WEM BIER
REAp WHO SAYS 500

From the Rec. Leri G.. Brck, Pastor of tie Baptist
Church, Prmberton, N. J, formerly Of The North
Baptist Chm ch PHILADELPHIA.
have known Hollands German Bittcrs IA
vorably Tor a number Of years. have used them
in my own family, and have been SO plersed with
their effects that wasinduced to recommend them
to many Others and know that they have operated
in n strkingly beneficial manner. ! take great
pleasure iu thus publicly procl1iming this fact and
calling the attention OF. lose afflicted with the
diseases for which they arcrecommcndedt 10 these
Bittcrs. knowing from experience that nv recon-
mendation will be sustained. / do this Cheerlully
ms ioohand's Bitter is intended to benefit the af
hicted, .nnd is "not a rum drink
Yours truly, LEVI G.. BECK.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
EAo F. is. H Is
Lamp ,Hca ting Apparatus,
BOILING, FRYING, sTEwINe STEERING,
wrru THE FLAME THAT LIGHTS the ROOM.

Z By the fame ofa common lamp, at the cost
rents worth Of oil, comfortable breakfast can DC
cooked. IN. i. Tribune
o " Simple in construction easily Kept In order
ready for In moment convenient 10
Fish's Lamp S Of the most popular nov
elites Of the day. the utility OF IL Is unquestion
able great saving Is mad 10 cooking and heating small
Articles and can be made 10 ok meals for great many
persons, which Is actually done e ambulance cars
which carry the sick soldi-rs-Scienfifc AmcTicaH
For family use, hospital, tent, barrack, Icnics nshine
nursery, sick II article of comfort beyond
all proportion its COST. tfsLrs Journal ef Heaifh
have tried the apparatus and my wife aud proclaim
the same most valuable and Indispensable article, aho
we wonder how we could haze so long done without it,.
Ed. Coal Oil ci-'cn,ar. ~ -
An economical confjsshce for getting mp heat at shor
notice CIR nursery and general household purposes Ont
Important point L. the saving in over coal fres-N
y. Ereaipg Posi-.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

The House OF Representatives. have de-
rlsred that Frank Blair is not. -sudp that
Mr. Knox is entitled to a scat in that
body. tx.sr $780,.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

Would call the attention Of the public 20 their
full and we'll selected stock Of goods, well suited to
this market, consisting in part OF
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
WAIVED,

Butter, Eggs, Bceswar, Taii9w: 49,
&c In exchange Dor goods, at ~ cA1<1114s
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16

FEpuE. LIFE AMONG THE MoRnoxs i tbe title Of
A book wf1(teiF By che wife OF 3 4Iosmou Esoers
lrelzfiv fr in Msl1zsndon. Is Bzn i1eer-
eating work. and will we'll repay pcrussi e it
For lc'b6y Rfrshing Co. lfctfI
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1864-06-16
Putnam Clothes-Wringel
The Only Reliable Self Adj
juSting Wringer.

The frame being Of Iron thoroughly galvanized, a1sr
ger from reored and the liability 10 shrink, SWELL
split &C. unavoidable in wooden machines pretended
No thSnbscrers complicated fssLeanJs to cut
get Of order; ii lie fastened firmly TO the tub IN
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
@enlcaI.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOspgl
Established IL the Year 1850,

4.
Established II the Year 1850,
FOR THE OURB. OF PRIVATE DIsfRs.
And under the csnuol Of two OF tho most Eisut
PhJacans in The world,
nR. r. BpSAPAHFs, trora Latdsa AsiAri.
~ hUsihtais anu iDr ths past teh years Of BIN.
oinnRtl yenerual Hospital, And DT. k B HEA ~
late OF New York. This 10 the only otiee In aldty
where ssTnaneR nj cure Of Private Diseases Il h
obtaiDed, without tRe use o. mercury or chs Of
diet, aonorrhooa cured in 10 a. houra, GleetreJ
In TO 10 days; structures cured In 20 Weeh h o..
turnal bmienions Htoppsd In 2 to q days; bnal
Weakness cured In = 70 weeks Syphilis in tIne.
ry stages cured II days. Bee hdhry symptoilai 1
10 weeks; skis Diseases cared IN / 70 8 Weeln-
potSncy, VlRor restored IN 10 Woeks Alldsas
o. private nstra irestsd with unparalleled ssSs,
Dr.. Bonaparts's great work on private sisea,,h.
Private Guide 10 Health. 10 beneficial 70 All, inand
female, dAnd Young, shouidreAd this boon Vim
enghten thoas vAo Crepe IN dArknoss. p rs
Dr. Bsnapsrls's : iFrsAoh PAtsnt Male san /.
perfecty aAfo, and novsr ias 10 70 sadaiacuUt M
me only safe and sure preventive aRainst w
PTioe OF The French Patent Male SAFE, 81 a. eIs
eno, 81 per hhlf dozen - par dozen, sent bd -
e1SrMadAnao b0LIHn's Female Monthly ~ a
ss saf saa % gSS.s:s1i ~. a.. S e.
pregnancy, a. they VII produce miaearnae nee
D. 0oper bOx--eHNA Sac ss-ssnt 10 aHy add b.
Drs. D. a Il. are the raea 70 consult, thsx ,n.
qusBtonahly acknowiedgod 10 be the cham h. AMI
kings OF VshereAl diseases, and the only noaisho
Tocsiye monthly reports nom the old woflhsy
have been AaauntonEea lrcn an early aae OK n a
Witnesb She various diseases which afhict nnd.
and 70 watch the progress threugh . lOnn IN ~
prufesnoual study u every sphere OIL IA tha
humble abode OF peverty 10 ihS paAHsion OF ileaI.
shy, and hAEshg Aieertained beyond doubt I,sst
suffering 81 humauity3 i they determined 70 u ths
asneratve system AZ thar pArhoular study ~ IA.
vote theiF whole alteration 20 the klleviAton d,s
sA9es oI theselm mPerlAnt functions Noleita n bo
answered nnlehs they eentsln remittance nlost.
ge stamp Call or address,
gfat Drs. B0NAPARTH A RnYHo
10, lsesycamors street, between Riith 4 y aAst
aide, Oin0innau, Ohio, ..s...If r. -
Odaos hOurs Eeh AN. losF.M, IS j
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
Dprtng aeOuse.
DYEIN c no s {

NO. Sc, ST. CLAIR, BET. FOURTH A BIFTH,
Dayton, Ohio.
1NHE ubderslgnod ipiorms the public that he IL a
u practical dyer, and has establishes dye house At
he above place and n nov prepared 10 color All kinds
any color that may he desired
Grease and stans rsmO red nom all kinda offabrca
He warrants 20 hnish all goods IN manner 20 giVe
satsAeiiOn, having ~ arales necessary % perform
bis work 10 The best possibestyle
auiS HERnAHR wIkaKND
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-09
LET THE AFFLICTED READ !

Aud learn that pereet and radical cure Is warranted
and guaranteed 10 all who afflicted with weakness
debility, nervoua complaints, melancholy thoughts, do
preston Of spirits distress aud anguish VI mind
OF sloep, loss OF memory, loss OF energy and muscular
ia paHy a., so"t, "'nk aS, ~iu Nst ot eun'
blings, impotsnce and disgust life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
Some physicians require TO be told the nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any Information
guarantee ts And what is valuable still he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you he cured
or not All bis communications and lntorsisws
strictly private and oonhdentia.-Medital JoarAal
Tho Botanic Remedies Of Dr. Raphael, the English
nosAhe lh}soAh, never IAlea ys. 20 MAKE perfect
CRET, AND YENEREAL DISEASES, wahout the uss
Of Mercury, without hndsrsRse from business, and
without fear OF discovery eNpoaurs. No deadly poi
sons, such Arsenc, vomioa, opium any othar
posops' No mercury nor any deadly minarals-nothing
but purely Vegetable Botanical Renodies used By
this vundsrfai botanic Physician. His Botanic Rene
dies yet failed 10 the most obstinate sad the
most dangerous cases, and to remove all mercury and
dies had failsd.-ksdioai JoafsaL
GOOD NEWS fOR SINGLE MEN C0NTEMPLAT.
pondenI of lie OddfelloW, Boonaboro Maryland said
On Thursday the Slnt Of Nay, 1860:
Numorous cures o. diseases caused By eAry indsore-
Non having bean performed BY thu Engliah Botanic Ply
tlcan, fee Il my duty, having knoWi5dgs Of them,
TO state the fact believing that IN doing 90 may DO
service 20 the suffering one in pAFticaAr-thAt
of young man this ety-s worthy u note. He had
becos The victim of habit the msrs ailnslon 10 which
shuddsr and amer years of lunorug and doctor
ing gave Up All hops Of recovery lie wished 10 marry
and dearly beloved BY suest girl isped
words VI aeeon, bot be iearl nervous and pFos-
hAted. lie dared not wed aocouht OF the shattered
state Of system sought rsllsf st the hands Of The
Botanic Physician, and, astonishing II may aeeta eli
the bloom and vig1r Os youth has rotnrnsd and be \
now the happy h1hsr VI pair VI bright boys"
Any who sahering, matter what thslr con
Plaint, call the Botanic Physician eOnndentAlly
They may ruiy upon rslisL Ills oihos y Al No. 90
EAST FIFTH Bet. Sycamore 81. and BFoAdwAy, GIN
= width a.-2d col.