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SObu Us. WCOos rorselest. bic 6irier ter Stabt
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Uertdt NIT 8eidluB wurbe fsrner angsnommen
9eaen cine @sbalterbSbun9 Her Afit. Suasnisnrs
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Don ben Geriten init fietem Grfolge gebrauGt mprSen uub
lit ais elm ~SeprBftes WitteI in alien GaGen BON Cholera,
Drf&fal unb SSu5r istt auSsuOmueu, Bel aleu- Drug
etfen gu baden.
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GptOuI OuCuO Outer
Sst. U @abwdlater
Sclbat 3 GabDnuater
9. Rebuoibs
8. Senri6le
engineer 5. Hmes H. e. y.
SoIeat s Sammonb
@oL. Q g Seat6
Sol, @ 8 G&Iep
Capt o E Nattbeps
MatOr 6 80 Roo
5olbat Sames Gedsr
5oIbat % Wtoe
st. aGan S6feb
sgt. 8 SUPPORT
@apt. 8 Stubs
Sgt. 8 QaUters
Capt. 9ames 60,
Sapt. Dm TobI
Sol. 6 @ropu
@of SarrifcH &breon
SeIbas 6 6urlett
Corp. &bas guter
9riSate Qeuis 6. Suiuss
SerSt. 8. @6epparb
Solbat 8 S6epparb
Corp. r. WilS
SeIoat y. WetGs
Ssrst. 8 Spts
ct. 8. Qbdnep
Sursscu q q. RR5tts
Serat. 6. Ramiee
SoItat 3ames Srtiz
SeIbot 8. TGenbaup5
SoGcat Senrn GtreeteS
SOlbat . Sbedels.
Serst. 8 NcsIe
Corr. 8. Digs
st. Dabib Duncan
Sol. 6 s 80 Noekts
81. q. Rntherfcre
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81. 5. Oaneier
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Ct. Gbpar6 s1iniamfou
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CAPT. &ubpur1
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.Serst. q WattbspiSu
SerSt. Eaul Sanu
Capt. 3 SObuiOa
Ct. z. Bcnoer
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surgeon g. Gabbeu.
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8. Saslett
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S. Oaroner's Gotst al
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2teut. @iniaur Nbreou
Cart. 6. o. Brait
Hribate 3. Wiiemau
Se'seant 3ames SSran
Wajcr Wm 9rbing
3cpt. 3. 8i@arbian
Brieate Dm. s, Gopiou
:. RiGeaI i5arreI
- 3ames 3adiouI
Qquiaa 9adion
Ri6arb 4ing
Sergeant 3obn NaplSr
Rrioate 9c5n DOung
- GamueI @rorn
9obu SOcrer .
RauI Qawter
II George W. Gebres
@m 4I@
Corporal 9cbn Weatanis
pribate 3. 3. Smro1
Gerst. a. .. Nurpbb
Brtnate 8. % 8aut5im
Rribate 80 ai6el
Corporal Sp5u Gtbnsp
&crppracG 81 Pa,fs
Corporal Robert Stole
Rripate ism. @ Deems
Sergeant Dm. o. Dabis
Sergeant Dm. unberapot,
@crperal @esrs D. atrt,
Corporal 9o6n @. SDcrtf
Hriuote G5emas Burgess
Ser9t. Wtai. W- ga Ycrte
Ser9t. Nai. 3obu SPIEL.
Serst. Maj, Robt. 9amiit
@prpcraI 8 % 4atta,
@opitdn 8. 8. Rtbers.
@apitau 8. SO. Samiltoa
st. Col Sames Deems
Scltat @bu5 g. Qors
gclbat 90 Craig
y Z 3teiaeioba
Gas. G6nls
- @m Snis6t
Capt. @tsert aOsnit
0faior 6 @6ite
Capt. urio6 @arber
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1t. Sci9ua &t3art lou
9g'- @m stseser
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9obn Mabaunep
ct. Senrp appet
Capt. Z aenuarb
St. 8 6 8ennerb
Capt. 8m EarIor
gOlrat 9 q Grasiev
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Capt 3 q G~ummiuas
Corp. 9amueI T9tGer
Sctbat Bm- @i&orbtou
Corp. 5c5n G5cmas
SoIbat George StG
Solbat u Wortb
So5n S6erp1r6, Il 9 81.
Sclbat GSw DiQiams
Serst. T6eotore Zoe
o. Sergt. g. 8attee
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Solbat 9 Gittler
Scltut 8 eiStRsaDne
Bright, II. 9. 81.
SoIbot q Scues
n 9. Nerrts
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9o5n SarriSru, Il g 81
SOfpital= WGrter 8. 0FeeFe
CAPT. Sobu guder
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Srst. q, @cUrler
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Ct. 3. WiIicn
SUltat g, &6afn
Surgeon n 8arneftOa
Sottat 81 Baruefcn
Ssrst. Gbps. @ees
Scltat 8 Wiib
Corp. 6 WeiGS
Serseant GtweG gOit
Capt. Gbm GGr5ber,
ScGbot GIN DabttfcuI
GaPitdn 9ames SpausIer
SoIbnt @ecrs 29 Bel
Corp. Gau,,teI COOPER
ScIbat Gtomas Sancs
goGbat SObs s Stnes
2teut. Wm E6ompicn
Cart. Sames Qcahes
eteut, q y. Gtcdiep
Serst. Q e Guardian
Capt. s @ @armbau(eu
Surgeon y u 0ptss
Sclbat Mm &slfep
gerseant gbp Dautfer
2ieut % Sohse
Corp. @6as Danefer
Solsat @m 6crb
Gusr- 8. Gupmau, u 8 9
Corp. 9cbH Netre
Gerst. George Bsaber
2teut. 9ofep6 GrOmeucere
Ssrst. Rm. RidoIo
Serst. Qarfin Samittcn
Serst. fSreb Nher
Corp. Sames @anett
SoIbat Scbn 8rctpn
Seret. griffin &ccf
Gclbat Rcbt @cbsrts
Sp1bat SoSu Dcticn
Solbat G. @aters
SoIbat @iniars @refet
SerSt @cnrao Brand
Serst @6as Brand
Serst 2Fret Dasner
Capt. s @iGinabau1
SpIbat @m Ri@arbfon
eieut. EbpS MarIbeI
Sclbat Wm. 0bite
Goltat George 8atentiue
Ebcs WaIter
Sclbat RSiIip "Trip
Corp eepis eppius
Gcrf Srbn &Iein
Corp Wm DabiS
Scbn 6. BcpIant
ScIbat Sames Derrp
st. George Golfers
ct. @errse 8 @atu
&aicr 9ames 9c6uiou
. 6 Greberids
Ct. 8 6 D'NeiI
q. 8 Bruce
Sol. O % Hern0H
Sol. @m Mc9ilpp
SrI. G Sd NOblsb
@ur. @eerss
81. 6. 81. @bittIe
It. R 8 Oumpbreo
George GteaIp
@baS eetpis
bun Reirle, 0ecman Il 9 8
t. 3 y Serbian
9ameS U. 6ceeMar
9ames e. gpaisbls
Senrp Wllfa
Bbilir Wc0es
T6cS. GIart
Sobu 8. SreeHan
5er3t. 9o5n ID. RerfiIcu
9afcS Wurr
Santuel WbiteHbes
serSt. Susb VI. Grtbur
Serot. Gnoh IN Mrfbur
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Dauoruiut=G beater
Sur"baiif. 500 SSeit 9Jratttr,

"''' Ge. P0kIe,
Mtttpc&, ben II. September:
Jm WOr5immcr or. G~gcelena
eetensbifS In l Gtt bon Sa5R.
SteraGt;
RSenn ote &aee ntAt SI Gaufe ia
Srawatl6sr S&ers NIT @sians bon 3acobSou.
5nmG@IuB:
S>err Wfetotn9er nnS fctn GontrabaS,
Vefle nit @efans In l Gtt BON G. pobl.
Slntrsrisprels 70 Seuts. 8ieierbtrts Sise 10 @ts. er4ro.
Sinoet inter IL 9aRreu 10 Gents.-anfaus 8 MFR.
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NemefIe Na1ri6ten.
Neutres aus europa.

SsisSrasstrt far ben Baltimore gsedsr".
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Cnnror0ia 0perm 6ams,
@on. @biuni unh eisuur suitai's
grOHe ttalieniidbe Sper.

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@un, 0biuni unh eisuUr suiini's
grDHe italieniibe Sper.
Mus bret Scrlte4mneeu tn pteSsr
Dtsufaa WttttDo6. DouusrRag.
Sept. 10. Sept. 10. Gent. 30.
Der Director eriaabt l1. BEN see5stem Bu5lttum De
er9epene an3etSe Az MAIDEN, ba6 er euf ietur S9eiIe na6
mtt Ietner 2rnppe etntae Obern biex
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Ftufhsrn pel1e NIT BEN
groBen Or1eRer
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StsafaG ssu Ia. geptem6er,
gertts Rsinertuet
= OrndniD.
WtttUO T.. gum erften Wtnl IN bletes gtobt.
Die fOmiibe Oper
Crlspino Q la Comare,
mtt elmer BrOSartiser Seesars aub nsueu @OEltmsu.
Oeuusrfas, 20. G~eptember;
Ssrefs b~eritPmte Oper
Der XrOubdcuur.
GtntEttt gu allen &estlen bes Saaies 81 20. Netets
ntrte Cite SO &ents ertra.
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Derhen 9efunben trerben,
NIB Sanb Ia Sanh eesen bic
lSergeaut &. 3. Gmtt6
Corporal %. 80. Wrisbt
qieut. Gbuatb Sar1tion
Yribate Sobu Gto6baIe
~ s. 9if
g Tbomas GanReE
Gil. Ebos Muarb
Sergeant GbOs Wt6oIfon
ReIfcn Nc9itou
Gel. 6aEcue Watib
SriUate 9Obu gcOtt, Il 9 q
Qteut. 8. 5. Mettee
eteut. 9oiep6 9teau, IT,
8ribate &bmarb Webb
Qteut. u. 81. Stat
BriSate Senrp gtenenfou
Corporal &bas Mabbur
Corporal Geors q. SOstins
Or. Gerst. Gelir @c9urlep
1rtuate 9o6u Mc&urIep
Rrinate Gbsmas Wabbotb
Rripate Geo 5 Saufuyann
Sersraut a5uis 6cr
Sergeant George Wuuhgr
EriDote SenrH &ppler
Serseant Dm GhutIer
Qteut. CHARLES Naltemebsr
Or. Geret. 8. &. Gnior
Vrinate 8eane Gpurrler
Yriuate &5arles GbutIer
PriUate 3cbn 2bompiou,
Rribate Wu.- Wiltams
Hieut. 8. 6. Done6er
&apitIn 9ofa5 8autere
Capt. R. 6. WiQs
Prtpate Greb Gmit6
Pribate 3ames {. &plemaa
Slut. Scbn 8. Gbaubleo
MatOr 5obu &rabibaD
eieut. SeGrp Gmitb
Bribate Wu1. s. 1Iaus9
Client. 81. 3. Edbot
QieAt. 8. elliot
Sersednt Gbeobor @Ic6ett
&rrprat ID. 6. Glenn
Hrioate Ri&orh Gbnarbs
Bribnte 6. Z. @unninbam
SBrinate Scbn GccleRou
uVribat Ebcmas Cole
2teut. Wur. Niirer
PriUufe George %. SmitE
GcIbat Qeris Bomb
9erSt. 9. Nscasftu
SoIbat ". 8obtniOu
5Olbat @6as Sopps
9apt. 6 @OatpoS
CAPT. Geo. Dobion
y @arreuser. Il g "
eient, E. Gnbter
Capt. 8. 9ones
e.. G6Oa. Wattcu.
Gclbat Geo Neobs
Geo WtcGurleA
- Geos Scag
u Sefe Srbin
n Geo. Bcpp
- 6reo God
Ser9eant SaS Dsbfou
Bm. Gop1or, ne q
Serst. s Daters
Sofbat G6Vs. Serbian
SoRr Sin
ScIbat 6. 4eeue
Scrst. ScmusI 8arretf
Sctbat 6 BOImsleb
- Columbus Durham
Gplp. Wm RenupIbS
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Deut:h prot. sr2eaifeuhou&

i. 3uapf, Gaer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30
Lee us u College President,

A correspondent of tho Baltimore
SIN, writing from Lexington. Va,
gives the following account ofGeneral
Lee: 2"
Gen. Lee Is in all respects q real, &C.
tive, working, and most effective Presi-
dent Besides attending to the general
interests and administration Of the
institution, he visits, from time to time,
the different lecture rooms, attends
recttations, and receives weekly reports
of the standing and progress Of all the
students in the several schools, &c.
l have been informed, by good author.
ity, that the General keeps such %
slant and attentive supervision over the
affairs of the college, that he is always
familiar with the relative standing in his
classes held by each Of the hundred
and fifty students now in attendance.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30

Extract from the Prison Diary Of Convcr-
sations with Jefferson Davis, by the
Post Surgeon, DR.. Craven.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30

The Montana Radiator says: When
polygamy falls, which catastrophe can.
not I've very far in the future, il Gov.
eminent is true to itself and people, O
question of some Importance will arise
as to what will be done with the freed
women Of Utah, In this we are in ia.
vor of q frecd woman's bureau, and
being u supporter of the Administer.
ton, we speak in advance for an
agency as a reward for this suggestion
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30

NEARLY the whole Of the Baltimore
bar have tend.rel their services a.
counsel to Mr.. Davis. in case they
should be required upon his trial.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-06-30
MONETARY.
BANKING HOUSE
or
A. WIRELESS g. Co.
25 UNION STREET, NASHVILLE,

nEALERS in foreign and domestic En-
~I/clange, Uncurrenr Money, Gold and
Silver, Government Vouchers. State and
United States Bonds. Foreign and Domes-
tic Bills.
They take great pleasure in calling the
attention of their old friends, and the tru-
banner is again unfurled. and they respect
fully ask II share of their patronage. Be
low are our rates for uncurrent Bank
notes. etc.:
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
Record Of q Democratic States :
man.

John Morrisscy, the prize fighter
and gambler has beea elected to
Congress from the fifth New York
District, by 2,4OO majority,
The Herald aud Tribune published
his record as copied from the erimin.
al docket 10 the citios Of Troy aud
New York. Here Il II in Troy:
Deeemosr, lsis-Indieted for an
assault with intent TO kill.
April, lsl9-Indis.ed for bur
glary.
April, ls49--Indie,ed for assault
and battery, convicted aud sent to
Jail for sixty days.
Ap,il terra isls7-Indieted fOr
burglary; convicted and sent Jail fol
sixty days,
Juns, lsIs--Indictcd for bur
glary.
tn New York:
July, lsOi--Ccnv;eted Of breach 0
the peace; hOed $50, aud in dehul
was sent TO peni.entiary three months
Two other similar convictions wer
had, making nina months In the peni
tentiaFy.
May, lss7--Iudietsd for an as
ssult with infant 70 kill one rhoma
la. Bnlmer.
! Nay, isb7--Iodicsad for an Al
tsmRl to kill one William p. Con
way.
May. iss7--Indicasd for an Al
tempt 10 kill ons John +. II. Dage,
" eleven indictments foT variou
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
THE ARCTIC OCEAN.
Intelligence from Captain Halls
Expedition.
NEw YoRK, November I9.

NEw YoRK, November 10.
Mr.. Henry Grinnoll has received
tho following letter, giving news from
Captain Halls Arctic expedition;
New LONDON, November 10.
40 Henry Griauell. Esq, Nc,c York,
"DEAR SIR; The steam whaling
bark Pioneer, Captain EbeneEer
Morgan, from the Nor.hern seas, ar
rived at this pe-.. yesterday. AS the
vessel fell in with Mr.. c. +. Hall, the
Arctic explorer, aud ye. brought no
letters from him to his friends in the
United States, | forward you Captain
Morgans statement Of his interview
and success with Mr.. Hall in his re-
searches among the natives Of tho
North west coast Of Hudson Bay.
"Tho Pioneer reached the head OF
Repulse Bay, North Of River Wei.
come, on the Goth day of July last.
Here they met Mr.. Hall and bis par.
Ity Of Esquimaux, all in good health,
at that time engaged in 6shing with
his faithful adherents, Joe and Han.
nah EsquimAux, who are we'll known
TO you, with some other natives from
his family. or troupe. He had al
that time no Nhits man in hh com.
papy.
NMr. Hall uas much affected again
to meet familiar frees and hear se<r
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29
Agitation,

Years agone, when negro slavery
aourished in all its prime, and John
Brown had yet to render his name inn
mortal by cxpiatiOn Of the crime OF
Inpurrcction upon the gallows, the
name of Aboiitionist was spoken will
a sueer or Jest, aud a few sturdy pa
,riots in the cause Of Freedom were
all that could be found rhllying pub
Iicly around their standard Of liberty
But the band pressed manfully on,
and as by constant dripping the stone
is worn away, so by constant agita
ton have four millions Of slaves be-
come, in civil rights, citizens Of the
u. s., and the dark veil Of bond
asc has been lifted from of our fair
land forever. Agitation has been the
great lever power which has moved
tho world for centuries, for good
Thea let us make IL our instrument tc
accomplish great ends in the future
Tho heinous acknowledgements
walks abroad in our land, blighiing
the intellccts of our youth, bringing
sorrow aud woe to many drcsides, aud
carrying down to the grave both old
and young.
Tho temperance organizations have
long been graphing With this foe, but
for complete success they must have
Tho cooperation Of tho people--the
to ,nperato ond Law abiding of every
community, mdst join han d $
With thcm, il they wish to sccss'hem
succeed in carrying out this great
work. AZ certain as the agitation Of
the slavery question worked the down
fall of that institution, so is it to be
the power employed to crush out the
traffic of liquor, aud dcbase the habit
of iBteuperanoe,
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Shall VIC consent that the men who
wero the instigators Ct the rebellion
mon who led on the armed hosts to
the slaughter. Of two hundred thous-
and sons or loyal mon--mCn who
starved thousands Of our soldiers 10
the aIshy prison pens--meP yho done
everything that was mean, dasisralyI
and iohuman, to crush out the loyalty
Of tho North to the best government
vouohsnfed TO man--shall We consent
to them, a universal amncsty2 Not
as long as reason holds her sway,
should VIC consent to anything so in
famous--so humiliating--so disrc-
gardlcss Of the moinory of our fallen
brave, who gave their lives willing
sacrifice TO tho punishment Of trcatcn;
their very spirits shrick 1t on the
midnight air. over the broad battle
fields Of the South. let not our Ju-
das--J Johnson--bctray US for thirty
pieces Of silver, nor by the gliticring
NJ misc of suffrage 10 the negro.
In his present uneducsted state, he
would be but a willing dupc In tho con-
troll Of designing traitors, and would
My contribute to thcirpower. As he
rises IN tho social soalc Of being,
he might then bo endowed with the
great and supreme right Of sovcr.
eighty
Congress will never bO mislod by
this display Of liberhliiy to the negro
at tho sacrifice Of tho respect and in
ltegrity ofthc nation, in the netting ouI
of just punishment to rebels.
Amnesty The word is hateful to
our ears afser tho scenes Of four long
years Of cruel aud unrelentless war
after tho reoolcclions that crowd our
memory OF tho massacros Of negroes
at Fort Pillow, Memphis and Now
Orleans. Docs blood cry out for
Justice or dmnesys t
When Brutus slew his mnstcr, was
4 because he lov,d Caesar less or
Rome more. When johnson pro-
poses amnesty, is it because he loves
the negro less or the rcbcls morcY
Let not our country be delivered
over to rebel rule for 'he love we bear
the negro. II would but prove a
will. o .thc.wisp, leading us into quag'
mires and abysses wherc danger and
destruction would await US on every
hand. i
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crimes and tie committal Of scores Of
others for which he never was indict
cd, and nine months service in the
peui,eptiary, and four months 10
iaiI arc required to bo elected to Con-
oress on the Democratic ticket. bow
many murders will he have to commit
10 secure his election as Governor, OF
q seat IL the United States Sebhte2k
And yet, this is pure, unadultera.
ted modern rebel Democracy in the
great metropolis Of the country.
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The United states Navy.

The United States Register for 1867,
compiled by J. Disturnell, shows that
ofthe 600 vessels belonging to our
navy al the close Of the war, 294 we're
in the service last week. About all
tho useless vessels have been sold.
On the list now arc 60 ironelads, Q
ffigntes, and 6S ships Of the line.
The Government makes the following
elasalfcation---the rates referring to
tise rather than to the quality Of the
Neaselss
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-11-29

4 GENTsl AGENTS, s. Pernanen,
A EmpIoymen, 10 selling the ceIehFa
ted Economist Sewing Machine. Price
e26. Equal TO any high priced mschine.
Agents clear from $40 - 1900 20.
month, send fW circular to WILLIAM
/ PALMER q CO., Cleveland, Ohio
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A AsTHMA cURED.-Relief gusrap.
n teed N ten MINUTES & permsnent
cue eff.cted BY the use Of UfHhMs
AsfEHG cUHE. Cases Of from 10 co 80
yeurs eiaod,ng yield a. once 10 iis inhu-
enco. Price 81. Sent pest paid 10 any
address. bv y. c. UrHAM, IS South 5th
81, Phil. Pa. Circulars sen, free. Sold
by al duiaq sis. fflN4 fNfY
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soHENcUs sEAwEED TON,

scHENcK,s sEAwEED TON,
Thhnnfi,ine. lnsea,ed by Dr. y. II. soaE
Of Philaaep phsn 10 intended TO dissolve Tie foea
Daaks Into shylns she act prorcpa Of digestion.
cleansing the Eiomach with sehsarks MAnd
PiilA the Touia soan resorna uia appetite, and
Thai osnld ma 70 oa;aa be.oro using Il win be (
JlssHied. ,.f...t ..,. M e.
csnsump on cannot b cursi b. s;henck'a
'uonio srlp ua;eas tha stomach ana liver l.
hoaihy aud tiss Spgstiie veukorcd. ,hnaae tho !
aad l'lh are rela rod IN nearly eveFy osso .
saApLioh. A hall denrn butiea ii che HEAas
TONIC AID hires OF tour haFq, ,of-she NANDn
PILLS wn cure aay ordInary case Of dJtpsp
Dr. soAENaE laAkol pro;es'ohai vlsits In
f,Fk, Rasiea, snd a. W. prime ~ Oaleein N,
p'Ns eTerF weok, ~ dasly paFlers Of saeh -
~ paaph = an eoasawpilen iog he aa's Tor
ti2n.
P.oaao eAscFsel whsn phrohaash. tAas thosw
-. q th3 noeios enc Wlenin tho IA It
cjiaar,p' %, end thnqtitf = 10 now l. IN /
k4,lh. arc ofihqa aayrfalhl,ii F'aniR
SID b. ali f'fneEl.,s AID Dcaerh R-iea q.
.s.ila o. tIfr4le hal.-5aaea. AZ le,iers ior
.h.uld bo, a1aru a y d.. 1uasScKb Prl
o.acs ~. y Nassh ah alrec, fan.alcp pha, /
.ion,r,l Wh,'rra'e Asehls prp,ss Barnes
N.Y< y 3 ilnnsS naiihneF,. MAJ ~
parts. ulncinnafh Ohiss Wasksr 4 Tsfios
easA IN, oQi,ns ihst. elsals. Ma
Na~@w
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A n scslvs ysaDe nss 20 tals = Aalf iatesss,i IA
N. nv rholaetspk Galkfy. ~ foF lnrthsr pss-
bsak, sAswesas Hsw bissi, tleu. ohis.
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