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How We Bury,

From an Army OF the Potomac Letter
There is, of course, no parade made
in the putting away of our dead, but
everything il done "dccrnuy aud In
order" A plain odilia is procured, aud
the deceased placed in It. prepared a'
dacenty Cor his eternal sleep US his
. hahilmcutB will allow. In The coili1
with him is put bottle, and tightly cork
ed within IL, ia scrap OF paper, talllng
/ his unmo, rank, company aud regiment.
aud date anl cause of death, Evary
division h1spital has il plot Of ground
Tor burial purposes, and in this the worn.
cut soldier Is put To rest, The ceremony
is always simple, ulwlys brief, but al
ways touching, for around the grave are
always gathered somc few OF tho quick,
and no matter how few 70 them is read
by the Chaplain, somo OF those terse pas.
slgcs which make up the G,cat Book
For them and Tor him who is gone q
prayer Is said, aud then tho earth rcyer-
emily takes him in its bosom.
The practice ol hurying with tho do
ceased the bottle containing information
priceless u surviving friends. has grown
into hihitual usage at the 3td Division
18th Corps Hospital presided over by Dr.
Reamcr, aud am informed is, or is fast
becoming, universal IN III, army. In ad.
dition 10 this prccnu,ion, a hcad.board is
always placed at the grave, giving the
same acis; aud a recent excellent or
der from General Meade has prescribed
The miuui e of burial, all the provisions
tcndinr 10 nculcate respect for the
dcod, and consideration for the survivors,
by giving the latter every possible iaeil.-
~ for future identification,
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Asthma and Cough Cured.

The Pine Tree Tar Cordial gives instanta'
neous relief in cases OF Asthma fhd Whoop.
ing Cough II often cures whoopiBg before
it runs half its course, ns it acts at once on
;he phlegm aud mucus. anl expels them
from the throat, aud tho sufferer is relieved
In case of Asthma, use Dr. Wishart'S Dys-
pepsia Pills with the Cordial, as they have
never be,n known to fail TO cure that disease.
DR, WlSHART'S PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL will positively cure the follow,
ing Diseases COnsumption. IL not beyond
the power OF medcine; Inflammation Of the
Lungs, Coughs, Sore Throat and Breast,
Bronchitis, Asthma. aud an unfai.ing rene.
dy for female complaints.
The above are few among the thou.
sands whom this great remedy has saved
from an untimely grave.
We have thousands Of letters from Phys.
icans and Druggists who have prescribed
and sold the Tar Cordial, saying that they
HAYES never used or sold medicine which
gave such universal satisfaction.
REMEMBER that the Tar Cordial, when
taken in connection with Dr.. Wisharrs
Dyspepsia Pills, is an infallible cure for
Dyspepsia.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs. The
genuine has The name I the proprietor and
a pine tree blown in the bottle. \ II Others
are spurious limitations.
DR., L.. @. @. wIsHAPT.
No, 10, N. Second ST.. Phi'adelphia, Pa.
Sold by Druggists evefywhere, at whole
s.ls y all Philadelphia and New York
Wholesale Druggists. oet2I-iy
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A True "Lincoln Story" f."

p,rhips tho opinion of the President
on G'n. rhomn.' great yitory before
Nashville mly hc OF interest.
"Mr, President" said a friend 20 him
"tha,c isn't much len Of lI5ods army
is thrrep
"Well, no, Msduh | think Hlol's
army il about in the fix of Bill Sykes
dog, dowu ia Slpgomon county, Did
you ever hear II"
course the gpxver was ''nevor."
"WcN, Bll sykes had long, yaller
dog, that was forever getting in'o the
nci2hbors' meat houses and chickcn
coops. They had Jrod to Ril Il hun.
drei times, bu, the dog was always too
smart for them, Finally one Of ,hcm
got bladder pl a coon and filed it with
powder, tying The neck around picc of
punk. Whan hr saw the dog coming hi
hred the punk spit open hot BISCUIT
aud pu, the bladder in, then hutiered al
nicely aud threw il out. The dog swal
lowcd i at a gulp. Pretty soon there
was an xplosIonl Tho head oflhc dos
/ III ON the porch, the fore.legs caught
astraddle the fence, the hml.lcgs fell In
I the ditch, and the rest OF the dog, lay
around loose Pretty soon Bill SykH.
came along, and the nelghbor said, "Bm
guess there gin't much of that dog o
yourn lot." "Well, no." said Bill; "l
see plenty Of pieces, hut guess tha
dog, us a dog, aint ofmuch move account
Just so, Medill, there may be fragment
of Hoods urlny arodnd, but guess tha
dog, as a dog, aint Of much more ac
counll-- Wash, Cor. Gin. Gss.
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FARM FOB SALE.
A GREAT BARGAIN,

have n frat rate farm for sale; " con.
tains 800 acres Of good land, there is 40
aerts u improvements on IT, good frame
house with eight rooms on the lower iloor, a
good cellar under the house isx39 feet,
walled with brick, the cellar Is always dry
The house cost me 81 900; also, good
hank barn, 3Jx1O. The soil varies, a part
ia sandy soil, loom aud muck. There is two
good large bearing apple orchards Of choicest
GRATED fruit, and the best peach orchard in
| Fulton county, grape vines, pear trees,
ouincoa, with Ornamental trees. &c IN q
/ healthy locttion, good water in abuudince
NJ all seasons of the year. There "a sheds,
siebles AMI other out buildings. have
| lived on Il twenty years. IL isa lelightfnl
| farm and in good repair, good fences, &c.
/ The timber land H. covered with choice oak
popar. white nsh and other kinds.
! H. lies one mile east and west by one half
mile north anl SOUTH, good county road
crossing 10 and another along north eide uf
lie. II lies between the Air Liue Railroad
and Wabash & Etio four miles from one and
I five miles from the uthcr. will also sell
farming tools cattle, horses, sheep, &c on
reasonable terms.
For further particulars address.
A. B. GUNN.
/ Oct27 Beta. Fulton County. Ohio.
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Liccnsed Ciaim AgeuT.

Pensions, Bounty and Back PAY, and
Bounty for Soldiers discharged on account
OF wounds received in battle, aud ali claims
against the Government collected with dis.
patch
olllee In Hedges New Block, Second
Floor, Tiffr, Ohio zyJ
oNs1 A, II. EYERS.
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NNuffss tNnlNsing stamp,
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No 229 Broadway

Weths undersigned dong gbnsiness in New York
CRY do AUruoRi2E Joseph =, Walters, aud O. IA
snydeTeompfisin ng the arm ofihe National Patend
Ofee, 10 refcrto Us, and believe they wiIlcondnet
their business upon STRICTLY HosoRABLE rRISoI.
PLgs.
ISlgnedl YFeb. eOtb
Josess MeKswan Esq, importer, SO Maiden Lane
n. Y. Ci;y,
W.L.TsyloI E'q,, Bautsr, 70 Wanst. NY,
Coarles u. NVorA ses Esq tanker Is Pihs si,.
n. city.
.shsPhefi. sswa'd a Co. lapOrien,s u Pssrlst.,
N, l'City.
John Wilmot Esq, Commission, 2 bowling Green
n, Y,City.
John W. Kirby asq., Metropolitan Bank, los
H. Auhus ESQ. Driti 81 and American Exchange
nsnkinr Co rporsii0n, % WRll gtreetN Y, City.
n. Dawes Smith ESQ d, Chemical bark go ,rneT OF
broadway and chamhsfs street, Y. city
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F0STAr editor being asked why he dd
not ,puhlish a c ,mmunication sent to his
office. answered By saying because nobody
would ever publish his when be was a
youngsier, and he intepded 10 bo even
with the world. He Mad anewspaper OF
his own, aud correspondents nigh, 90 to
the devil,
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Executrix Notice.

Notice is hereby given tlat the under.
ligned has been appointed aud qualified as
Execuirix OF the Estate of Robert M.
Ranney, late Of Seneca county Ohio de.
o. ssed. SABRA n. RANNRY.
Nov. II, lsel-9w
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Forrest Cash Prices.
Geo. n. Scncy.

date ludee of CuuT ot Common pleas)
Attorney al law, iHin, Ohio. Has sTetirsd ftom
the army sad respmed the prseire Of lw,and will
OfFeo over t,mh, HAS n Coz, Bank, opposite
the shashsn Uopss.
Dee. IS, isoi, ~.
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The National Patent
OFFICE.
SNYDER & WALTERS.
229 Broadway, New York.
Patent Soliciting House, and Patent
Commission House, ComJiRed!!

Soliejtjng-TIG,ii. cOmGsoy "a, will win ae, + a., a..
ents for new Inventions in ihis country and Eu.
rope on the mos reasonable terms. Conduct In
fTingemont Csses-and pvoerre renewals of Pat.
erts.
Our krAibiti0n Rooms and
Selling Depsument.-WO- respectfully submit to
the public that onrsis the only Responsible Solicit.
ing House In the World that has an Exhibition
Room, and EFFICIENT and SuCoEssFrL Selling de.
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We are in Regular Communication with upwatdso
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pend wholly for their supply or Patents upon u.s.
Our Exhibition Rooms (cofnet broadway and BnT.
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oHt, for TIE pufpote OF reseliiag In smbdfvis Ons
while other men heavier Capitalists ave Alwnys
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These SOURCES oldemandthat are daily auementins
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] y solicited Any information free Rssponsi BILE
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our Agents. Gar the eNpltuatiou Gone hour OF m ore
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Address enclosing stamp,
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From r.v. ). Nswton Brown, D D.. rano, .,,,.

From Eev.J. Newton Brown, q. n, Editor am =.
EneNelopedo of Religioas Knowledre
Although not aspssed 10 favor or ,esom,
Patent Medicines in general, through di,,,n., ~,
their ingredients and effects; yet know of NO .ne,
cieni reasons why man may not iesfy TO the hoa.n,
he believes himself to have received from an. ~.
pie preparation, In The hope that he may tb,, eoa-
iribWte to the benefit of others. So"-
% ms more readi y IN regard of fITooaa,da c,.
man hitiers, prepared by Or. & NJ. M.Jaek,sn' oftbi,
city, because wa, rreJudicsd against them 10,
many years, under the impression that th,v -.
chiefly an alec ole mixture. lao, ind,bt,i to M,
friend, obert Shoemaker, Esq, for the r,noy,i q,
thls prejudice by proper tests. and for encourng.
continnd debility. The use OF three LotiI,s az
these beteT, al the beginning Of the pre.,rt ,s,,
was iohtwed by evident relief, and re,toyatian,a "a
derteelo bodily md mental visor which bsd ~,
felt ter ia month. boiore, and had almost de,psi,,
Of re.iining. | therefore thank God and mn f,is.S
loI directing me TO the use Of them. in. BROWN.
rhiladep phia, Jane %, lsGi.
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Plank Road Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the stockholders of the Tiffin
aud ooeola Plank Road Company will be
held at the American House, In Melmore, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of January, 1865. be-
tween the bours OF 10 O'Clock A, NJ, aud 4
P. NJ, for the election of five Directors for
the ensuing year, aud the transaction Of
such other business as may be brought be-
fore the meeting. BY order of nr.t
sAML HERRIN, Prest.
II. A. BusKIKE, Secy.
December is, ls64.4t
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DIR. G. NJ. Jackson-Dear Sir--I feel IL a pleasure
tans, ofmy own accord TO bear testimony TO tbs eI.
eellenee OF the tseTman hiiteu. some years since
being much afflicted with Dyspepsia, fp,ed thsn,
with very beneficial results. l have often recon-.
mended them to opeTsons nfeebled BY that tonne
disease and have heard from them the most natehne
testimonials as to their great value. In eases az
general debility, believe to be tonic that can
not be surpassed. J, J,M,LYONS
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WORLD.
Read Who Says SOY

From tho Rev. Levi G. Beck, rsIot Of the Baptitt
Church, Ptmbsrion, n. J., formerly ofths Ncrth
church ihiladeIpma.
have known Iloodands German Bitter, favoru.
hly ioru number Of years, / have ssed them in nv
igmiy, and have been So pleased with their effects
that Was induced to recommend hem TO many
others, and know that they have operated in srik.
ingly beneficial manner. | take great pleasure in
thusprblicly pfoelnimirg this md ana calling the
attention Of those afflicted with the diseases for
which they are recommended, to these Biusn
knowing from experience that my recommendation
will be sustained. | DO this more cheerfully q.
ilooaands Biitois 70 intended to beneftthe afflicted
and is''not rum drink" '
Yours truly, LEyIc prc,.
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OF No imagination can long support
its freshness that 10 not nourished by .
constant and minute observation.
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Iisharl's Pine Troe Cordial. Great Remedy
for Consumption.

READING, Pa, April 10. 1864.
DR. WGsuARr-DEAR SIN; One year ago
the Examining Surgeon Of this district to d
me | had ConsumpsOn of the Lungs, and
that could not be cured, and judging from
all my symptoms at tlat llme myself sup.
posed this to he true. was for more than
one year troubled with hacking cough,
which gradually grow So bad that | could
not hayo u severe iit Of coughing without
srilting up blood IN large quantities.
For months could not work at anything.
and was obliged TO keep my bed most of tie
time. While in this condition WINS in Mr.
Rowbotham's store, in this city aud he see
ing how low was, recommended mo TO try
your Pine Tree Tar Cordial He said he
had sold great deal of it, aud that, as it
had cured 50 many others, he believed il
would DO some good. bought butle and
commenced using 1t. In a very short time
saw that was getting better very fast, and
after taking several bOttes was entirely re-
stored to health, so that could work every
day at my business, which 10 very heavy
work, in an iron foundry When com
menced to use your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
my weight was only Que hundred aud thirty.
live pounds: since the use of il / have
weigcd on an average one hundred and fifty
FIVE. shall be glad to have you publish
this, as believe should not have been liv.
ing at this time Ii had not used your
great medicine, and wish all who suffer to
receive It's benefit,
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From Rev.. II. Tuner, Pastor of Heddins M. E.
Church, lhladelphia
Dr. .JNekton-Desr sir-IlavinE used your Ger.
man Biuers in my family irequsEily, | am prspsr,d
tosay that ~ has been OF great seNcs believe that
in most eases Of general debility OF the system a n,
the satestnnd most valuable remedy Of which hays
any knowledge. Yours respectfully,
J. II. TURNER,
No. 7g6 N. Nineteenth Street
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From rhe Rev.JO',gh Il, n,Ee3narl Pastor of tn. 10th

Baptist Church. ~
DR. Jackson-Dear sir:--l have been freou,,,Ix
oequested TO connec. my name with eommendaiion
different kinds Of medieinss, but regarding th.
practice - out Of my appropriate sphere, Ihay,In
all cases declEedi but with clear proof in hrions
fulness at Df. lloohond's German lttsts. / dens,,
Tor once iIom my usual couTse, to express nv full
conviction that for general debility Of the system
anu tspSela'y lor Liver complaint IL Is safe and
vaiuabe preparation In some cass, IL NAV. fail.
bat usually, doubt not 1t viii be very bene6eiaI 10
those who suffer from the cause.
Yours very respectfully, J. n KENNARD
ElnhIh he low Cnnts pLiI.I-iIi
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No. 7so N. Ninstsenth stree,
NEW RooHzLLK,N NY.

From tie Rev. J. NJ. Lyons, formerly Pastor of IN.
Columbus IN J.I and Middletown tPenn.l Bsp.
tsl Churches.
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Yours very respectfully, J. KENNARD.
Eighth below Goats ST., PhiladeIbbi.
From Rev. Warren Randolph, Pastor of Bap,i. os

Gemaniown, Penn.
DR.. e. NJ. Jackton-De sir.-peuopaI ..,.S
ence enables me to say that regt I'd the Gems,
bitteT prepared by you most exec Mt m edieine
In ease Of severe cold and general debility, have
been greatly benefiedby the use Of the bitteT, and
doubt not they produce similar III ets upon other.
NouTSuuly, WARREN RANDOLPH.
Germantown p.nr
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Capt, SAMUEL HARNER,
No. 334 $. sight Street, Reading, Pa.

We received The following from Utica, NY.
pR WisHAHr-bEAR sir; take pleasure in In,
iomiug You through lhis source, that your Pine
Tree TaI Cordial, which was recommended tor my
daughter by Nr, J. 4. Hail. OF This city, has cured
her of n cough OF more than five months standing
had thought her beyond cure, and had employ II
the best medical aid without any benefit. 1 can
ehseriuly recommend IL to the public as safe Ind
sure femrLy for those similarly afflicted, as know
of many othcr eases besides that Of my dau ghteT,
that itha. cured Of long standing coughs.
Nouts, Respectfully,
JonS V. PNRKER, Daguerrean Artist,
No. 'ed Grncsee ST., Utica, NY
- | have used Or. Wishart's Pine Tree Ia,
Cordial In my family, mud cordially recommend Il as
valuable and safe medicine for Colds, Cough,
TO those predisposed TO Consumption.
DR. c. \. FosrER,
No. 100 Geao,ea street, Utiea, n. Y.
Mr.. Ward says:
DR. WIsuAGr SIN; had Bronchitis, In.
Elimination Of the Lungs, Shortness OF
Breath, and Pdlpilation of the Heart in theil
worst forms, 1 had been treated by several
of ths most eminent physicians in Philadel.
phia. but they could not stop the rapid
course Ct my disease, aud | had despaircd
of ever being restored to health. | wa.
truly ON the verge OF the grave, Your Pin,
Tree Far Cordial was highly recOmmendet
to me by friend, tried IL, and am thank
ful to say that, alter using -four large and ON,
small botele, | was restored TO p2;tect health
You can give reference to my house, No SO,
North Second street, or at my office of Re
cuiysr of Taxes, from 8 4. A. to = Pm cor
ncr Of Chestnut aud Sixth streets.
JouN WARD.
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'FRONT.' Rev. Thos. Wintor, Pastor Of Ro1borourb
Baptist Church.

Baptist Church.
DIR. Jaokson--Desr Girl feel II due TO YOUR sI.
cellent preparation, Hoo1and's German BiiteTs TO
add my testimony TO the deserved reputation IL has
obtained. have for years, at times teen troubled
with great dhoIdeT In my tead and Levous system.
was adyised by a tTiSnd otT, bottle OF your Ger
man BttteTs, did so, and have experienced great
and ndunexpectedreieii my health has been materially
benefited. confidently recommend the artic 10
where meet with eases similar to my own, and have
been assured by many of their good Effects.
Respectfully yours, T, WINTER,
Roxboroush, Penn.
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/ Itisnow recommended aud prescribed in
the practice of a large number of the most
Intelligent aud able Physicians.
The Tar Cordial when taken with wishart's
Dyspepsia Pills, is an Unlailing Cure for
Dyspepsia.
! Ma WIFuARr: | wish TO add my testimo-
| ny to the hundreds you receive 10 the heal.
ling properties Of your Pine Tree Tar Cordial
/ For fifteen years n sutToier, ten years OF that
| time have slept only in my chair, not be.
| ing able to lie down for fear OF sulTocition.
/ | have employed seven Of tho best physi.
clans in Philadelphia, who all pronounced
| my case inCurablc. | was taken tn the Col
/ lcge, where the Faculty having done what
they could declared my disease an iucuraOle
case of Asthma and Chr mic Dyspepsia, in
| its last stage, and that my lungs were par
tally gone. Finding one of your circulars,
my wife procured from your store bottle
Of your Cordial. Pcrseyeriugly used seven
bottles, and box and q half of your Dys
pepsia Pills. when felt shat my disease bad
wholly given way, aud the Cordial had Civ
en- me naw vigor and strength. lc0ntiIued
to improve, aud for the past three months
| have been able to sleep in my bed aS
soundly "a ever did. ] am now wcil, aud
have gained twenty five pounds In my weight
| am able to work and provide for my fami.
ily. | send YOU thia true and faithful state.
mcnt for the benefit ot the suffering.
| Friends, cali and see me, near Oxford
Church Post Office, Twenty third Wald,
Philadelphia. Isaac llELLELMAs.
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DIR. WISH ARTS
PINE TREE
TAR CORDIAL! !.

obtained Dy pecuiaf process W ,he NiTei.
lation Of the tar, by which its highest med
icni properties are retained.
II Is the only safe aud reliable remedy
which has ever been prepared from the
Juice Of the pine tree.
Itinvigorates the digestive organs and re.
stores the appetite
IL strengthens the dvbiltated system.
II purifies aud enriehes the blood, and ex-
pels from the system the corruption which
scrofulo breeds.
It dissolves the mucus or pblegm which
stops the air passage Of the lungs.
Its healing principles act upon the irri-
tatcd surface Of the lungs aud threat, pen
ctrating to each diseased part, relieving
pain and subduing Inflammation.
II is the result OF years Of study and ex.
pertinent, and it il offered &c the afll eted
with the positive assurance Of its power &c
cure the following diseases il the patient
hns not too long delayed resort to the
means Of cure: Consumption Of the Lungs
Coughs, Sore Thront aud Breat, Bronchitis
, sthma Nv Whooping Cough. Diphtheria, ant
Ia also an excellent remedy for Diseases o.
/ the Kidneys aud Female Complaints.
Have you coughf Have you a sor,
thrcatl Have YOU any Of the prvmonito
symptoms Of that most fatal disease, Con
SUMPTION Those VINO should be warned u!
these symptoms generally think light .
them Until it is too late. From this fact
perhaps, more than any other, arises the sa,
prevalence and fatality OF a disease whicl
sweeps to the grave at least one sixth o
deaths victims Consumption has destroy
ed more Of the human family than any othe
discase, and the beet physici,ns for man
years have dcspaired Of cure, or a remed
that would heal the lungs, but for NOR
than two hundred years the whole medic,
world has been impressed that there was
mysterious power and efficiency in the Pin
Tree lar 10 heal the lungs; therefore, the
hnye recommended the use of Tar Water
which in many casts Ind good effect, bu
how to combine the medical properties SO a
TO heal the lungs has ever been myster
INT il was discovered 10y DR.. l.. O. Z. WIS
HART, OF Phi adclpAia, the proprietor OF
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From Rev. J. 9. Herman, Of the Germsn Reformed
Church, hpixlo~n, Berks Comfy, Penn
Dr. 81. Jaekson--Rsspseted siF-I have b.sf
troubled with dyspepsia nesTly twenty years, and
have never used hny medicine that did me as much
good as lloohand's Bitters. am very much improy.
ed in'health, amer A,ing taken Eve 6otties
Yours with respect, Us. HERMAN.