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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1866-02-16
INSURE! INSURE!
MISCELLANEOUS.
II EGAL NOTICE.


Edwin Reed, In Court of Common Pleas
VS.. of Wood County, Ohio.
II. Il. Jerome, Adelia p..;...
Jerome and Mary ie''''o" vi
A. COrwin. Foreclosure of Mortgage
The said defendants in this case will take notice
that the plaintiff on the 3Oth dag of January, 1865,
filed his petition in said Court against them, set
ting forth that said defendant, H. Il. Jerome, now
of the State of Michigan, on the 18th day of No.
vember, 1863 at Ridgfed Huron County, Ohi,.
made his promssory note and delivered it 10 said
plaintiff for the sum Of seven hundred dollars with
interest, and thereby promised to pay the said note
with the interest in one year from date. Said note
has the sum of $50 AMI one years interest ndorscd
on it, and to secure the payment of said nOte said
IL. r. jerome and Adclia Jerome executed and de-
livered their mortgage deed to said plaintiff ON the
north half of section D. township B. north of range
| 8, in Wood County, Ohio, containing 32O acres of
land, and that afterwards, on the second day of
May, 1864, sold said land to Mary A. Corwin, of
Huron County, Ohio, and tAat there is due to said
plaintiff, from said II X. jerome. the sum Of $780,
with interest from November Is, 1854, for which
sum judgment will &c taken at the next term Of
said Court aud an order to sell said land to pay
the same unless defendants answer by the 25th
day of March, 1856.
MUBkAY e. PRICE, Plaintiffs Atrys.
PerrysbIrg, January 81, 1865. 49fsI2 25
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Those papers whose proprietors, says the Salem
Repulica,, the first to reduce their subscrp-
tion price, have unfortunately come to grief. Pa
per has risen to almost one hundred per cent since
the first of August, and is now quite as high as it
was any time last year, and the tendency is still
onward and upward. There is little prospect for
relief bsfore Spring. Paper, ink, labor, and all
the materials which go to make up newspaper,
so high that proprietor afford to publish
paper for less than double the price received be-
fore the war. Still, people complain because
prices are not reduced never thinking that the
matter is entirely beyond the control of publisher
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MAE RED.

MAGINNIS - CHAPMAN. - On Wednesday,
February IA, 1866, at the Shcpler House, in Per
rysburg, Ohio, by Rev. 7. n. Barkdul, Mr.. DE-
WITT b. MAGiNSIs and Miss SoPHIA CHAPMAN,
both of Bowling Green, Wood County, o. /.
MOORE -W00D.-In naviess County, Missou-
RI on the lSt of January, at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev. Mr. Helm, SELA II.
MooRE and Miss CARRIE H. d. WooD, both of
Wood County, Ohio.
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NEW GOODS!
READY MADE CLOTHING
For Men and Boys.

y
A complete assortment; also Piece Gnods and
Gentlcmen's Furnishing Goods; have the best ia.
cihties tor getting up gcutcel suit Of clothes on
very short notice.
HATS AND CAPS-All kinds aud sizes.
BOOTS AND SlIOES-For Ladies aud
Misses, Mon aud Boys. AL warranted or
no sale.
An assortment of CROCKERY and
UOUSE-FURNISlllNG GOODS, unsur-
passed in this vicinity.
GROCERl ES-Such as Coffee. Tea, Sugar,
Syrups, Spices, Rice, Starch, Saeratus, &C., sc.
We invite an examination or our Immense
Stock. We guarantee the quality of our Goods
aud shall at all times, cndeayor to sell at prices
that will satisfy our friends.
We pay cAsU at all times for Grain and Country
Produce, and have ample Storage Room for all
kinds of Grain.
We also pay CASH FOR SLAVES delivered
at our yard in Pcrrysburg.
elsy- Notice our Market Reports in to-day's pa
| per. We buy anl sell in accordance with the
| prices there given.
f. r. MILLER & co.
Pcrrysburg, October 2, 1865. 3zz
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TnERE has been no fatal case of cholera
in Paris since the lIth of january. The
epidemic made its first appearance on the
18th of September, 1865, and in the course
of the four intervening monthN carried of
6,3SS persons. The greatest mortality on
any one day was on the l4th of October,
when 230 deaths we're recorded.
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mALAs. too well ihey know.

The pam, the woe,
Caused by neglectIig Catarrh in it's earliest
stages. DR.. D. IL. Seelyes Liquid Catarrh
Remedy will give relief in short time, and
if directions are carefully followed, even
permanently cure this dread disease in its
worst form.
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DErITION F0lg DIVOuCE

Thomas 0ldorl
vs.. Wool Common Pleas.
Susan Older.
The said defendant Susan Older, will take no
tce that Thomls Older, ON the 18th day of Janua =
ry, 1866, filed his petition for divorce in the Clerk S
Office of said Court, asking for Il divorce aud FL
leging as cause adultery and gross neglect of
duty. Said cause will be- for hearing at the next
tenn of Court. commencing March 20, 1856.
MURRAY Il PRICE, Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Pcrrysburg, January 30, 1866. 4OfS5 20
SCHOOL EXAMINERS NOTICE.-The Board
y will hold their next regular sessions for tie
examination of Teachers, at
GiIead, Friday, March 2, 1866;
Bowling Green, Friday, April 6, 1865
Freeport, Friday, Nav 4, 1860:
Perrysburg, Friday, June 1, 500.
POrtagevile, Friday, July 6, 1866.
Applicants need not apply for Special Exami-
nation, but are requested 10 attend tine stated
meetings Of the Board.
All correspondence with the Examiners should
be directed to the undersigned, at BGwling Green.
80 j. w WOODBURY. Clerk
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OS0 STOTES--0 or all sizes, kinds and shape.
ZDO Tho most desirable stock ever offered in
THIS market. All warranted To be Of the best man
ufacture. Buy an Albany Stove, in preference to ell
others. These Slaves seldom crack. Tin Ware,
Stove Trimmings, Stove Pipe Elbows, Shret Zinc,
Brass Kettles, Flat Iron Heaters Ham Boilers, Iron
Tea Kettles, &c. Sc, in abundance at the
HARDWARE STORE.
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sI. .RNO PER YEAR!-w WI want

4D agents everywhere 10 sell our IN
PROVED 500 Sewing Machines. Three new kinds.
Under and upper feed. Warranted years. Above
salary or large commissions paid The ONLY ma
chimes sold in the United States for less than $40,
which fa iy licensed By Aose. Wheeler 6 Wilson,
Grorer 6 Baker, Singer q. .aad Bucteider. Aother
cheap machines are i5ringemcnts and the seller or
Hser Liable 10 arrest tiao and AprisOnReat. Cir
eulars free. Address, call upon, Shaw Clark,
Biddelord, Maine. 35iszL
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A VERY nice article in the shape Of Farmers
n Stnve Boiler, for Try ing Lard, Heating Wa
ter, Boiling Potatoes, Sc., at the
HARDWARE STORE.
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Sale of Real Estate.

DY virtue of an order of sale, to me issued from
ID the Court of Probate Of Wood County, Ohio,
will Offer for sale at public auction, on SATUR-
DAY, the 10th day OF March, 1865, between the
hours of and P. NJ of said day on or near the
premises, the following described Real Estate to-
wit' The W = Of the ne = of sec. 80, Up. n Of Il
$50 acres, more or less In Wood County, Ohio,
the property of Philip Smith, deceased Terms
legal. ). S.MAWER, Admir- of Philip Smith, decd.
GEORGE STEAIS, Attorney.
Perrysburg, February 3, 1855. 4ieS4 so
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TINO THE LADIES.-PECK, HAMILTON 4
co. have in store those much needed BABY
Wagons. Who cannot afford cab for ths baby
Selling cheap.
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Insurance Agency.

RI you are in good health, Insure your Life be-
L fore you are prostrated with disease, and can
not do so.-
II you are not WELL and your life is not insura
ble Insure your House and Barns, so that If your
health is not restored YOU may secure yourself and
family from danger of ruin by fire.
If you travel for your health, Insure against Ac-
cdcnts, aud thus weekly compensation il
disabled, or competence for your family if killed.
Call on j. A. SHANNON,
2S Office of Murray K Price, Perry o.
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NTICTOR SUGAR-CAEE MILL Manufac-
V tured by the Clarks' SorgO Machine ComIa-
ny, Cincinnati. We sell at manufacturers prices.
CROOK A FREEMAN.
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IMPORTANT D1sCovERY-SULPHUR FROM NEW
SoURCE--olCiLY oUTRIvALLED-A PHILADEJPH III IN
TIE DIsOovknER We learn, by the arrival OF the
brig Thomas Voter at thus port, from st Bars aud
saba, that sulphur IN inexhau,ub Q quantities has
been iound at the after island. Tangible evidences
are iuIBl ned IN the form of larJe consignment Of
II, accompanied with specimens of other NINE ais,
TO JOloIei Peter +. Stout.
siciiY has long enjoyed the credit and monopoly
OF shng MS precious artc to the ant, science
military, and commercial worlds; but by rec n eX-
pOTafions made under the guidance of cur fellow
tONnsman, Colonel Peter Il s out TO the West India
iJsL0s under INSTRUCTIONS OF q com paUy to m AXE
niners logical and geo ogcal exam1nat on, dis
covered IN The Is aRd OF Saba this great and invau
ab prize to the United States-perbaps the world.
A New York COMPANY entertained tor a long Ime
an idea OF an exp Grafton uf this nature, but to
Colonel stout Is cue the credit OF the discovery.
Upon his personal account he secured by purchase
q laTpe tract OF his vaua pIe mineral land aud SUB
sequently secured lifetime iease OF an imm nse
hact proving more valuab than his Indlvld Ial our
cLase-hus rendering the sulphur product q
monopoly to himself A company was proposed
al d formed under the It'll OF the Sara Sulohur
company TO deve op MS purcha.ed estate, to wuic
be most generously accorded; aud We now have the
positive evidence OF Its produotveness, as we as Thy
leitersJ the promise OF a ful ca go IN few DAYS.
A meeting OF the stockholders of the company Is
cal co on Monday, tue 23l instant, as will be seen
elseW here IN our paper of to-CaY.
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--latest Markets by TeIepraph.

NEw YORK, July 20.-COttOn firm Flour duU,
End 6(dlO Genus lower; sales OF 5000 Darre 8 at
S5'S50y 80 lOr state; $8 20di2l5 Tor Ono; aud
$5 S6d9 for estern; Southern dropping 200 b F-
rels sod at S9'65Dl5 70; Canadian easier 2O) bPls
sold at SO 45G12 40 Wheat yery dull and dec intog.
Corn tiIm. Pork dull at S3l'25013l 371 Ior mess.
LaId finn at 1S(a2Obc. Whisky dul but unchanged.
NEW YORK. July 10 Stocks are steady. ChIcars
and Rock island, 97I; II mos Central l24i; Miohi-
1lOI; Hudson River 11OR; canton Comp my IlII:
Virginia 6s S25; Misslou g. 79J; Erie, 65S; Wesieis
Union 1elegraoh Company. 54; united States
1040s, 9s2; Treasury 73Cs l03a@l632; Colo, 1901.
Sterling Exchange quiet; sight DIs 1Oa per ceat.
premium. 1851
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TIE IMBEo1LITY OF PnY1c1ANsi is hi tOriy In
v,ighed against by vendors of quaok nostrumS.
who cannot persuade members of the profession to
use or recommend their pills or powders. The pro-
prietor of MARSDEN'S OALLSAYA TONIC
has no such complaint to make he has abundant
reason to return thanks for the cord,slity with
which the ablest members of the profession recon-
mend the uoe OF the CaIlsaya Tome; they know
what such medicine should be. and tney know
that the tonic is precisely that thing Depot, No.
4S7 Brodd'oay. Neto York. For sale By Jlbnston,
HotIo'cdy 4 CosOden, Wholesale AGENTS, No. 20 N.
Sirta street, Phiiadelphid and 6y all druggists.
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DIED.

BENTLEY-0n W ,dne-aay morning, the 18th in
stant, MARGAREr daughter of David b. and
Sophia X. Bentley, in the 9th year OF her age.
Ibe relatives and friends OF the family are re-
queste1 10 attend the funeral from her parents
RS dence, No. 7l3 Blu touwOOd street, on Saturday
afternoon pext the 21st instant at O'Clock, with.
out iuItner nohce. IAMeMM1 sua6RfaEka &aN
rNEILL -On the morning of the 10Th instant
JAMES NELL, Sr IN the seth year of his age.
The relatives and trends OF the family are respect.
fully inv ted TO attend the funeral from the residence
Of his son, James Neil No. 1926 Wallace street. on
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock. To proceed TO
Mount horah Cemetery 'AS ~ %ns ssss -ssA Z"
SIMMONS On the Goth instant, Mrs. JANE
SIMMONS wife of the late Stephen NJ. Simmons, in
the 65th year OF her age.
The relatives and trends are invited to attend the
uneral, from her resld nee, No 239 Pine street on
sunday morning at 8 O'Clock. To proceed to Wood
lands Cemetery. ~
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BoId RObberv An Rostou.

Boston, July 2O.-About O'Clock yesterday
afternoon some bold thief entered KinsIey &
Co.'s Express office, No. IL sta'e street, ana
stole box from desk in Mr.. Kinsleys private
Office, In the rear OF the business room The
box contained certificates of 456 shares Adams
Express Company stock; one share BOstOn.
Newport, and New York Companys stock; es
shares Aquldneck National Bank; a check On
the same bank for nearly SlOO and about $2See
in bank notes. The stock certificates cannot be
negotiated and the available funds the thiSf
obtained do not exceed S30O0 .t
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ETC., Eto.. Etc.. Eto,, Etc.

WASHINGTON. July %.
This morning, at o'clock. prize fight took
place on the Potomac river, on the Virginia
shore. two miles this side of Fort Washington,
between Mike English and Horatio Boulster,
two New York brusers. English was the victor;
time twenty-five minutes, and twenty-four
rounds we're fought. Boulster was beaten by
Collier, of Baltimore, in a fight IN the same
vicinity in March last, on which occasion his
hand was broken, and the disabled hand gave
out in the fight to-day.
The fighting weight of the parties was about
13s pounds each.
Bouster was bailed on a charge of arson in
this city TO take part in this fight.
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SINGULAR EFFECT OF A HIGH WIND

SINGULAR EFFECT OF HIGH WIND
A man one day had walking gone,
Haylnp a nice new sack coat on,
When there arose q dreadful gale,
And filed his coat out ike a sail
Yes, took him up into the air
And yet that coat did never tearl
FnPhtened at flying "dear knows where"
He drew his arms out OF the sleeves,
And dropped down on pie of leaves,
Then gasped, recovering from the tal
"strong is the work of Tower Hall"
LtaeR Dasters.
Light Cashmere and Cloth, A,pGccG, Drap PEte
DUcS and Linen sack Goats.
Light Cashmere, White and ColSred Duck Skels-
ton Yesfs.
Light Cashmere. White and COlored Duck, and all
kinds of Linen Pants.
AHkiRds Of SeGson0bie Clothing for Mems, Youths
and Boys ,Oear an large supply at ne tot0est prices
possi6te Tower HALL,
No. 618 MARKET STREET
BENNETT Il co.
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wretchediy willing weather it required "a large
stock of linen TO maintain a respectable degree
OF stiffness in the street. William Jones is one
of those unfortunate individuals who is endo we'd
with considerable pride and very incons,derable
wardrobe. Yesterday seeing some nice clean shirts
hanging very conveniently in the yard attached
to the premises occupied by Mr.. Hance, Forty
first street and Darby road, he leaped into the
over the fence alain with bis precious plunder,
and was going on his way rejoicing in the anti
cipation of the unusual luxury OF several
changes OF linen, when officer Lyster discovered
him and made chase. Although William made
desperate efforts to escape, and dropped his
precious plunder to facilitate it, he was caotured
after a chase OF two miles, and taken before
Alderman Allen, who committed him to answer
for his covetousness.
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SPLENDID EXCURSION TO CAPE May
The Scott Methodist Episcopal Church have
appointed committee TO arrange an excursion,
on grand scale, to the famed waterlngplace
and seaside spe, Cape Island. The fine steamer
heanebeo has been enRaqed for the excursion, and
she will lake an admirable ocean sweep during
the trip. The excursion comes Oft on Wednes-
day the 25th instant, and the fare for gentle
man and lady hes been set at the very low price
al S3 for the round "trip. The KenRebeG will
leave Arch street wharf at half-past O'Clock,
and Washington street wharf at o'clocS, next
wednesday morning.
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Yesterday, at P. NJ, Albert
Nav lor, workman in the employ of Massey d
Collins, brewers, and residing at No. 5l3 south
Nineteenth street, fell in the street from sun
stroke, at Broad and Market streets. He was
taken 70 the Pennsylvania Hospital. We are in
hopes that TINS may bP the last case OF coup de
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From Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI, July 2O.-A party of Philadelphia
Councilmen arrived here yesterday, ald were
met by delegation of the Cincinnati Councils.
aud escorted to various points OF interest in the
city. They leave tor Louisville to-day.
The Commercial has a despatch, stating thak
the Hon. Thomas Ewing has written lottez-
endorsing the Philadelphia Convention.
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The SENGERBUND's PICNIC. - On July
26 (next Thursday evening", the famous Sen.
gerbund propose to give one of their oldfash-
Toned and dehshtful musical midsummer night
pirnics, at Smi his Island. The programme ar
ranged for the occasion is brilliant and as no
one will be admitted on the Island that evening
without ticket it will be perfectly sale and
ENJOYABLE tor ladies and children. Tickets have
been placed at the low rate OF fifty cents each,
and NAV be had of James N. Bedloe, ESQ.,, the
accomplished caterer of Lakemeyer's Hotel, in
Carter street below Third.
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GOVERNOR CURTIN AT THE SEASIDE -

GOVERNOR CURTIN AT THE SEASIDE -
Covernor Curtin arrived at Atlantic City TO-DAY,
ior the purpose OF spending his summer vaca-
tion. He had previously engaged rooms at the
United States Hotel. This establishment is now
entertaining two hundred and nifty guests, who
The ''United States" is one OF the avorite resorts
at Atlantic CITY. No guest was ever known 20
express dissatisfaction with the treatment he
received from ''mine hosts.n
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RoBBING HIS EMPLOYER. - Yesterday
. mSuagw p mSnon, eanP9'oSeu . on tar near Ones-
priating his employers goods to his own use.
1t seems that Lynch was In the habit of taking
grain, vegetables, and chickens to market, and
failed to render any account OF their sales. He
had in this way distracted several hundred
dollars worth OF material from the farm in the
space OF two or three years. He was finally de-
tected in his refarlous operations, and taken
$500 bail to answer.
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Mutiny Among the COlOred Troops ON
Folly Island.

CHARLESTON, July 2O.-A mutiny occurred
last night among portion Of the negro troops
on Folly Island, which was suppressed after
one Of the mutineers had been killed aud tive
wounded. The rest of the mutineers were
brought to the city tonight under guard.
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MARRIED.

EVANS-RUSSELL.-On the 18th instant, at the
residence of the bnde's father, by the Rev. William
H Hare, Mr.. JOHN H EVANS. Of Canada West,
10 Miss ADDIEV " RUS SELL, of this city. .ss q
.DkAY-KNOWLTON- I'm Roxborough July 19
the residence of the brides mother. by the Rev
David epencer HAMILTON K GRAY, of Wasn1
mgton ID. e., to Miss VIRGINIA L., daughter OF
the late Curtis KnOwlton.
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MAYHEM.-John Smith, claiming to be a
Prussian by birth, and unable TO get into the
war in his own country, undertook TO make one
in this. On the 4th OF July he got into row
with the keeper OF a lager beer saloon in the
neighborhood of Fifteenth and Parrish streets,
and bit his ear completely Off Yesterday he
was recognized by an officer from description,
and was arrested and taken before Alderman
Hutchinson, who held him In $4,000 bail to
answer. Smith is man about twenty mine years
of age, and at the time of the occurrence of his
brutal assault succeeded In making good his
escape,
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GET THE BEsTl 1HE BEST WHATg Whv, the
best everything-tbe best clothing and food, the
best sewing machine and piano the best books and
pictures, the best husband or wife, above ALL the
best medIcnes-and for all arrangements and dis
turbances IN the aImautary item this is, beyond
doubt, AARSDEN'S CARMINATIVE SYRUP.
Depot, NO. 4S7 Broddacay, N.W York For sale
by JohnSt,n, Holtoscdy C',sdsn Whole sale agents,
No. % N. SirM street, PHILADELPHIA, and 6y all
Jy10OiSts,
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ASSAULT WITH BRASS KNUCKLEs.-Yes-
terday afternoon, John Fell persisted in hanging
around house in the neighborhood of Third
and Brown streets. The proprietor ordered him
to take himself OF, whereupon Fell is saG to
have fallen upon the former striking him in the
temple with pair OF brass knuckles, which he
wore. The wound was very serious one and
may prove DANGEROUS. This morning Fell was
taken before Alderman Toland and committed
to prison to await the result of the injuries he
inflicted.
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Nor DEAD, AS RPPoRTED.-We are graft
fed to be able TO contradict the reported death
OF John G. Hollick, Jr., OF the Goodwill Engine
Comnanv. Mr., Hollicks injuries 9ceiyed at
fhe Commerce street fire were quite serious but
will not prove DANGEROUS. He is doing we'll,
and Is in a ialr way for an early recovery.
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q H E r O X E T. GU r T..
THE GREAT
INDIAN MEDICINE.
JURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BIZ

CURES ALL DISEASES CAUSED BIZ
YOUTHFUL INDIscREroN, VIZ. -
Loss OF MtMoRY, UNIVERSAL LAssrrUDE.
, y ,,,,,,,,,,. DIANhSs rsEMHfGEl rs MxsIRNl OLD AGE
DIFFICULT BREATHING
,,,, ,-,n,, PALE CoUHTENANoK,
CONSUMPTION,
That foilSw as sequence OF youthful ndiscretlons
TIE CHERoKEE CURE
fsS'Se S oSr anS ws1r aod effect permanent
1hirty-two page pamphlet sent in sealed enVeOpe.
fIice 81 per bottle or three bottles for S.
any o al d so OF T h eSee &c e Of BY s %
w DIR. W. R. MERwIN,
No 81 " alker street, New York.
CHEROKEE REMEDY
% cHres all ~ Urinary Comp p 9ints VIZ Sraye Iqism-
SsHss Of the snS reIHs Ell Swe Inns Brick
and hen uSeS eHsR6KRE fajEeroS
L,ss6aTge, in Male Female curing recent cases
Il bus o %
The two meoicines used in conjunction will tall
Sss sn sed pS Il
Price in,uS,fSyn iEe%s,Gfy One Bottle g lhreo BO!e' g
The cberCkse Cure" "R N dv,' aud "AJ.csss'' a.
IN hll stores, ana
recommended by physicians and druggists ali he
world Tor beir intrinsic worth aud merit. some
prncpled Dealers howevelL try 10 deceive their
TONERS by Sc ling cheap and worthless compoundS-tn
order to make money Ia place OF these ar de-
ceued II The drUg pists will buy Them Tor write
us, and we wi send them by press securely
packed and observation We treat diseases
TO which the human system is suit ject, aud VII be
eased to receive full and pct atements from hose
who have ia ed TO receive relie herelO Ladies'
gentlemen can dress in psFfect cOnfdeace. We
sire to send our page pam inlet tree every
Iady and gentleman the land Address all letters tor
pam ph cts medicines or advice to the sole proprietor
DIR. W, MERWIN,
65mwfSTp No. 81 WA KER Street, N. Y.