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EXTRA BOUND PRAYER ROCKS :,

EXTRA BOUND PRAYER BOOKS. in every vs.
re'y richly bound Bibles, both English and
American, OF all kinds, sizes and descriptions Cath
ohe Prayer Books, handsomely bound and gilt: Al
oums souvenirs, Books Of Illustrations, Portfolios.
beautiful editions both English and American 81 ,bs
most popular authors both in Poetry and Prose some
OF them beautifully illustrated aud others richly
bound '
large collection Of Books Of the above class and
description will lie found at the Bookstore of =
TAYLOR, many OF them just received, for sale in
every case at the lowest Northern prices.
dec IA
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FLORENCE, Nov. 3, 1914.


wickde, Jr., Charge d.aG4irs ofthe United States
to Sardinia, dated
FLORENCE, Nov 3, 1914.
MY DEAR SIN:
The Arno rushes through the city, bringing down
all kinds of moveabes. For centuries here has been
no food equal to this. The upper chain bidge has
been carried away, and great fears were en- ertaned
all day for the other bridges The jewellers of Pom
te Vecchio have hastily removed their valuable ef
fects from their shops, for the arches of the bridge
were compile ely filled by the rushing tide. holiees
book store Is under waller three or iou feet
The cellars Of the Dogma are full, and grst dam
age to the goods deposited there be the result
The colsmn of Justice is surrounded by laye boats
conveying people to their different abod,s in the
neighborhood and Doney's Cafe is reached only by
going around by the Srcssi Palace. Borg,rnisanti
is small river, and the whole lascine lake. The
stores the Lungo lArno are foil for the river has
covered the walls which run along its bank. and
so sudden WI" the rise, that no one had time 10 re-
move his goods. Many doors we're forced open and
the contents Of the stores were Hoaied out into the
torrent pictures and shoes, books and cigars Joining
fellowship for voyage to the ocean. The square of
Santa Croce is two three feet under water in
deed all that part Of the is 70 comp leely mum
dated, that get news OF the state of affair, in
tina, quarter. The Duomo s dry, but still il. e.osp.
from the deluge is narrow. Pous San Gallo is well
wstered, and your old residence in the square of
Santa Maria Novells has had its share. The colon
made under the Royal Gallery has been converted into
great stable for the reception of the poor horse.
which had been turned out of their stall. in tie
ground. floors Of the neighborhood Where the rat.
and mice have found shelter ia no, yet known, but
we hope to have the news Of them through the tern.
ers in few days. The loss Of property will be great;
yet what is that compared with the suffering of those
unhappy persons whose only house have become the
abode of the waters, and whose poverty exclude.
them from the enjoyment Of the bare ncccs.srie
oflife The river J, now, however, falling slowly,
and the heavens are clearing; so thai we have no
fears Of greater destruction and misery.
Powers 4" Slave" is really the great lion, or,
rather, Iioness Of the day His studio Is overrun by
vsies of the right sort The statue would have been
finished week. ago, but his chief workman wa.
Obliged TO leave on account Of his health. He has
now however resumed his lsbors.
In haste, most sincerely your friend,
MINER X. KELLOGG.
Hon. Roprsr WIerLyvs, ia,
Chnss d'AEarss Of the u. 8,
Turin, Piedmont
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ENGLISH DRESSING COMBS

MN. FISCHER, importer Of Fancy and g, ii.
w Stationary, Parchment, Rogers's Cu,erv
perfomery, and Fancy Articles, has US, received j,
reouy from the m'nufaciurer, Edward Hunt, Bristol
Dressing Combs offs, 2, 8 and inoh.. ono nd ~.
inches deep, with quill bsoks a, ip,.rm.dis,. 49,.
De- u w rrscur>
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Among the items of news by the Caledonia, we
find it stated that {" member of the Society of
Friends near New York, has sent $500 to the sub
sorip,on in aid of Father Mathew, and the pukc Of
Devonshire has sent El0O."
A sale of American candles in Liverpool is noticed
as great novelty, and the opening of additional
branch of American trade.
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The Hon. THOMAS MoRRs, formerly United
States Senator from Ohio, and whose name
the Blrney ticket for Vice President of the United
States, died suddenly Saturday last at his resi-
dence near Bethel in that State.
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THE MEDICAL STUDENT, BY "PUNCH %
The Physiology Of the London Medical Stu.
dent, and Curiosiies Of Medical Experience with
Illustration, by Lecch. Price % cents.
Received for sale by
Dec. y F. TAYLOR
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POOR SANTA ANNA :

BY this time 1t is not impossible that Santa
Anna is either dead or bsnished The last
reliable news from Mexico, which will be found
below, and which we take from the Picayune,
will leach us TO put The proper estimate on the
gasconading Of the Mexican Ministers. That
Government is too unstable TO give offence
offence TO be felt and resented-and instead of
war with the United States, Santa Anna is
destined 10 be overthrown with the arms and
ammunition he collected 10 subdue Texas
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II EBLE's CHRISTIAN YEAR; Thoughts in
IA verse for III. Sundays and Holy days through.
out The year Published 10 = neat small volume.
Allison on Tssts--nev edition--witb correction.
and Improvements by Abraham Wills, A. NJ.
just recsivss BY
Dee B. y. TAYLOR
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From the .Ntm Orleans Pieauine
REVOLUTION IN MEXICO.
LATER AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE

LATER AND IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE
BY the arrival OF the schooner Water Witch from
Vera Cruz, we have adyices from Mexico four DAYS
later than we had previously received. The reports
which had before reached Of the extent Of Inc dis
affection in MeIico, are fully confirmed. The A.
s'mbies of the Departments Of Aguss-C aentes
Qucretaro, San Luis Potosi and Zaca ecss are said
TO have declared themselves fully and boldly against
the Government as that Of Jalsco. As 10 Vera Cru,
the report is contradictory. We learn verbally that
large ma ority Of the citizens of that Department
favor the opposition TO the Government while paper
Of the 10th ut, published in MEXICO declares tha,
the Assembly Of the Department has pronounced
against The movement Of Paredes. Our private cor
respoDaeDce satisfies us that the latter statement is
correct. But things really look more squally for
Santa Anna than we had anticipated they would and
the revolution has assumed shape more formidable
than first appearances warranted. The following
letter which We have received, written by well in
formed gentleman travelling in MEXICO for his health
may give some idea of the difficultie. with which
Santa Anna is surrounded and the precarious tenure
by which he now holds his power
JLArA, Nov. 90, 1914.
Ea'. Pieowins Having promised to write you
should anything worthy OF remark turn I'D have
now opportunity to scratch you few lines in rela.
ton TO the troubles IN this distracted country From
all accounts, IT would that the whole interior !.
up in arms sgsins, Santa Anna with Gen Parede. at
the head OF the revolutionary forces. The States of
Jslisco San Luis, Aguas-Caentes, Guansiuato. and
Querearo have already declared against Santa AIMS.
and every post brings intelligence OF dsaHeoons in
other quarters. Some few gsrrIsons in other State.
may have declared themselves in favor Of the Gov
ernmcnt but that is oil humbug. A passenger lust
arrived from Vera Cruz says that the garrison there
has declared for Santa Anna, but there were MANY
who thought the soldiers ready TO throw I'd their
caps for Paroles, should half chance occur
Santa Anna is on his march toward. Mexico with
5000 men, and at the last accounts was near the c,y
but the desertions from his ranks had been immense
One regiment, numbering 300 men, has been reduced
TO ns officers and four pripaies by this means The
cause Of the Dctstar certainly looks desperate and
many confidently look for his total overthrow
Yours, CossoroLrrE.
In confirmation of the views expressed in the con-
clusion OF this letter we have seen another letter re-
ceivsd by commercial house in this city from Vera
Cruz, which mentions that q rumor prevailed that
Santa Anna bad been compelled to fall back in hi.
advance upon Mexico, by the number, who had ar
sysd themselves sgsinst him. and that he was in full
retreat for Jslspa, u not vsp Crus. II 10 stated
viii saSdssos that - wsuh ~ y rsssivsd 10 ,As
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A5 PREACHING At the CArIroI.-Religious ser.
vice may be expected at the Capitol on Sunday next.
at IL O'Clock. dec1a
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THEoPHlLUs FISK, esq, bearer of dispatches from
Prussia and Belgium to the United States govern
ment, arrived in this city this morning.
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,,rsosx THINGS WHICH AKE EssEsrlAL LET THERE
u.usrv-,s sos-EssssrlALs, LIsksrr; AND IN ALL
THINGS cHAKITI.-AugSstt..
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GREAT FLOOD OF THE ARNOl

Extract from a letter addressed by Miner X KEEL
loge, Esq, the American artist, to Hon. Robert
Wicklde. Jr., Charge d.aGairo ofthe United States
to Sardinia, dated
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04
DEIL 4 MERCER.

1cssssofs 70 Alop;o Lpg1
Of fllIey, Tatham y Walker $
Thread, Spool Cotton, Tapes
ing, Cotton Hosiery and Gloves.
Horn and Paper Buttons, and
DEenerally, at
aihmore 81. opposite Sharp -
BALTIMORE, MD.
|Hbers would respectfully inform
>nna TIE trading community gene
NY are receiving BY the different
Livefpnbl, a general assortment of
onoSe line, slch add, 20 their
bs, Buttons, Brushes and Narie-
efa ~, makes their assortment
ah1 IN which they invite heir
e purchasing, as their rices a re
cannoi he beat in any of The east
RU SSELL * MERCER.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

RRING GOODS

Lonslale and Phrn,x Nankeensi
Hamilton PRINTS;
Printed Nankeen;
s Heavy Brown Muslin.
ID and PLAIN Blue Black sallns. very
ned nj No l3l Mann Street
JOHNSTON. BERRYHlLL & co.
Argus
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

ERFSH GOODS Hhelaaic or Re!a'L
L 3oo pace. s'. .,,s e ''54s,'rT naen..
N de- NousIiu de Lame chap
90 do Balzarne Law :,
do White AMI Punk Tarlloni ,.,.,on
10 20 BIZ and white la.ond',. ~, = ladies'
few pelces Scyndfa aud Faz1an l't l''''7
d,,ss ~. III IN store and for SAFE low ,
mat1i JOHNSTON, BERRlliiLLN w
DLACK French Cloth Blk English CIo'n'
ID do American do. i.-l ,latba
Kentucky Jrans. ,
Satunetts. al c1lors and pIlees'i
Neri18 cassirncres.
Black and fancy cas- mefts'
Rob Roy d." lI
Sumner cloths &c. - be nad al ,o.c
JOHNSTON. BfRRfli'LlN ~,
As cheap as a. any other store N me ''''''
! mrr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

-AT.pS White and cond Boss.
NV 20 ~. pat.nf Thrend.
oa1 @e7 ernol cotton.
Ia lhs hlnr and a4sortsd sewing silks.
"a -, hose an lalf haar
~ - s'ovff on4 WITS
loo da7 't,~t nri vat combs.
Ia Je, S, ie AID RIDING combs.
ia raeis r.a.
tao " my cafs.
m 1e7 au,n am cptfnn eue0"o 'eri.
80 rfttr~ -ri ,,nohan hfkfs.
prrsbes ~ 1u~ds
a da, night caps nut lo'sof other notions.
For -a'4 -
marlI JOHNSTON. BFRRYHlTLRC cos
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

lust Received, nj The sieo a. Of the Black Nam
j, moth Boot south End nj Matke' square. d.,
1000 Lbs II Rcsl Spanish Sole Leaiher ard VII
W. Ia, f-a.b. A : TODD
Lh 10 -
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04
JOHN FISHER,
" hoo NJ. \ n

lar. ATH'S AMERICAN AN u HiIdoLS
LIFE FILLS. mr Inc prcvtution end err IF
i=...... ,-s.i,., Cr,,, n lfsard,red stomach and
us INN
III rf, me moi orercd ~ specific 10
,,5,r. ~ q .,.aso. a. most Of hc publications.
afmef..5lc f1lselg declare. 11' are evnress-
=, It,F -, ,hc cret seed aC dlsease. At
Na',er y men is 'tcl lood ard egcnnslv
ln' 'aas {, 'f loagas5 6,aelioas of ne animal
l.aod,a,. f., son.d health. Al SYMPTOMS arc
teol"n'4 ~ ..1,,,,,1 +" an cyrrss If bile from
eer'an 70 ateul'N ~, ~ ~ Tho stomach.
,nalpesl,,r lo." mi ,gJ' nam lose Of arnette,
$500. cos.iocreaa. billous and puind fcvers,
dYspcrsla, liver coWr.'loi' - ~ '''' -
&c. One 1870 ~, ~ - tir - prrs
ANIl HiLIo' ; LIf = I'LL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04
l. = rs AND GENTI MEN
80 49, @D--
-z, --1 u - lie
TR : NJ NBOTS 4PRIEAI or
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
Ne. IG3 WEST SiDE MAIN STREET.
y TIE cry or WHEELING.
A LEN hSDER IIESNAN i. now orenng

NJ IG3 WEST SiDE VAIN STREET.
" TIE cry or WHEELING
INV ,xDrp ,r,,u4> -, ,..,, .,
-. 49, - - = ~, ~ ~. VI .o1
+, ''," '"Y f''''S"R' noun '''N 3'a '''
'h''i'1''', ne '7fF''' 'sl n'-' 'i..eh'n' h'..''
G#sls cVar nlsc1 far aa'e
Tho .abi,. ,y,,,I4 A, ,,eli ~. s,ve b.r,a c,n
bef,re aarctas.n. $50. a. h.. basth ,hi'.
agand - determined - sflf from % ~ "a nor
cheaper than any other store IA the Western
country.
CLOTHS
\ very extensive a>sortrcnl 81 rhc hest ma. ny
81 French Wcs' NJ Enelan lont rels.nm cloths.
! coat pattern o. sspefhne hlae hFk 10th tr'n-
med IN fail farS7. ! 'aIec assortment of Amor
ieao, Frerch md Eac'tsh rassinleres "a the most
fashionable sivle Panlaloon- pattern Of fine
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

-rDTfION'S FLOUR have on hand 3
ke In, If Flour Of this SUPERIOR brand, l9aae
con, one crop of hest wheat, =, y, 81
retail. lien ''l - -
roR rent Will rent the r9 20 !, don
NV - :, vol calculates for relal bu-
sl9ess Of any description.
f.b lG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04
: MNCuINE -iTTCARns-The snh.crIbe

NWACUINE rCARnS-The Suhscrlhef
w hns Just received fill supply ol Machine
Cards, from The Factory OF John II Haskell balll-
,oo,e The plready we'll established credit Of these
Co,ds owe, any other sold in the West s, that the
Leather IL tanned expressly for the purpose. the
wire il also good A good assortment may be
Ienended on throughout the senson, sufficient 10
spnnlv ony demand tmar - SAML NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04
GOODS, &C

II. Il
W.; Chusaus and striped tIn-
n, De- laino. Cashmere d foss.,
Luuefias Alpacas, Glnena
III Manchester and farIs'on
lmournlng lawns and einshams;
printed Nelyet,, FreEch aud
u =, ladies craYais, Ma'ieont
ERV ANDfANCh GOODS al
n RIBBONS.
N md linen gloves: Filct ani
! ana Gloves: cotton and silk
c,nbri. hAkCs a great variety.
kirts; silk almps and fdelnsst
pnci and silk craVafs: Mohair
b; sdsncnAers, Spnaiiieid, Pom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

KNOW YOI. Nil
) WESTERN

u.s. TInN SIONI 1tona ~ WI =
iA#1G ifNN Has .Hst received the 'nraast 5Ha
nose - .srs.tr. and aH.tr ~ he ?. .arlst ~
]. 1911. Il --.--L--- - IL L.. IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

S,UGAR AND MOLASsES-45 Bbls y
S n Aiolass,s. and a fev. hhds prime ne" Crop
\ O Sugar. Just reed aud for sale. -
feb
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-05-04

SII \ " Is.

very lare, assortment of shawl, lNls ma
scarfs TIE urhest embroidered shaw ever
llau.hffn Ibf- country f1r yory low nrces.
A'paeas, PLAIN, sd, ent 4 AMI chaneeahlei
very excellent ouai'v low 9 drrss pattern
; : w =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-05-16
PHENIX HORSE BAZAAR,
NO. $50 IND 19I MERCER STREET, NEXT TO
RIEECKER STREET

n The mkt regular PUBLIC AUCTION SALE
4SI\ will take This establishment, TUESDAY
,G0 Apni 30, commencing at eleven o'clock. with Car
riagrs Har Safdfery SC, md eecond hand.
Al ia O'Clock. will tie offered catalogue superior
Horses =
c-ntlemen 10 the country having property dispose o.
either public sale. will have their orders faithfully
attended to, b.,
A. Private Sae50 fine yopng country horses, kind and
sound from the of the State; superior
pas Bay Horses fine pair Of Brown Horses,
splendid pair Of Bay Hor, pair Of Bright Sorre
Horse, young sound, kind and very ,st trottsrs.
Also several very fine ,nnain Hor... .
Ais0 at sale, two very Hockaway
and number Of and s-cond haRd BGrouches and Light
Wagons. -tf .4.
Hsrses taken at Livery, md ycpt in superior styls
Accommods for daaers bor.e sabes unsurpassed
by esab. hmeat Of rind m the United States.
STORAGEV Vehicles OF AL desc-,,ca taken storage IN
the large and ent repository Of the establishment
W. COWAN will attend p@soneliy 10 al orders for buyus
and selling horses
Ai pe,ns selling property this establishment rely
upon having ACCOUNT Nv rendered and the FULL
w.. all cesee, be paid promptly IN
curIe.t money.
The ARENA of this eshshmepr il tuilt entirely
convenient plan brr detached from the main
baIldng stable interfering the least with
livery sic horses gcng out coming in the day Of arc
ton lie
Atai! other times the Arena kent ea..ely els and
served the Of pryc horses and tose
sale aording facility for sxIei, no;nE ard showaS
Lorvs. COWAN AND DlLks,
ala lmsec propTiotorI
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al0 snn%rc
MED1CA1, NOTICE.

CTRANGERs AID citizens afflicted With any form
- Of syPhc mercuri other dsease who have been
only half the which n York abounds had
better carefully peruse the following letter Dr Cooper
Sir Last July contracted certain disease aud ion
mediatey applIsd DOCTOR who promised to ia
wesk continued ith HIM two months bat was gradually
tors ana each one promised postively at length
discovered object these money aud that they
DOCTORS concluded into the hospital where
the doco kept uade OF mercury for eight weeks
my body covered with ulcers a complete skeleton the
doctors considered dangerous give medicine
vice OF several friends placed myself under yonr care the
first Of January last well and restored 10 perfect
health. wish this published. 49,
THOMAS GREEN,
Carpenter and Joiner Harlem, N. Y.
Dr. Cooper matter how long
standing Of gee structure aud seminal weakness aud mild
with the patients habits With excspton Or Cooper il
York Dr. Cooper cfhes Duana street. two doors trcm
mufrast No rure 10 psv" alt I'm
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DIR. Hollis SPECIFIC.
YoR THE vENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 ~ PEA Borr
DR. HOLTpS VEGETABLE TINCTUNE,

YoR anONRRH0G, 81 FER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies up for speculation They have
highly respectable Physicar formerly Of the United
who knowing their intrinsic iner now LOT tho
first conscious that he is thereby dong
a essential service society.
THE SPECIFIC never fails mike perfect and pefma.
Syphilis. primary aud secondary even where the
disease has the whole either rem neglect or
Improper treatment where the abu.a Of mercury has ifa
disease equal the it has removed completely erad,.
Gates every Of venereal Mercurd posoa ana
he dsbilss.ed frame e il PI,stine yisor
Ghonorea and elect with all their attendant train Of ills and
like the Specific will effect without interruption TO bp-
danger from They are surety vegetable
remedies Full directions mpsny each bottle
Sold wholesale and retail the Dry Dock Drug store coz
sth It. and Avenue Randolph Patton, WHOLESALE drug
gsts No 2O6 Pearl st cor peekman; NJ Y bprngeso.
cor Market Hudson Albany mes Hawks; " 10
ehe.rr and by C. Wells No. Da Gcnessse ST. ID door from
Merchants aud Traders any section Of North Or South
America. tanada West Indies and Mexico can Obtain the
and Avenue D, N. and make arrangements Tor
their future supply in their respective place;
,bs medicine afsv forwarded a20 lmAec.
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TO THOSE WITHOUT CHILDREN-A PRO
CREATIVE ELIXIR CORDIAL.

THE greatest dscovey in medical sc,cce = that q NJ NJ
,elv received opinion Of the existence Of ncurab serry
fexcept indeed Of maiformation, which
sstemely @ The nysr bic and universal success Of hi;
sb the wife bscomng blessed as mother.
Tho Tor gears piued chdlss loneliness has fully csb sh
he u,e Of the Proersave Elixir Cordial Ii 10 infallabs
IN senusi weakness, uor abus. debility ncontnence, and
Inc various OF complaints illness
impudencc. and nvarisbe success its recommea
dson The fame Of this wonderful Elixir Cordial is we'll
tabhed sale Of more than fifty thousand bottles and pack
sufficient evidence Of its excellence and the estimation
which it is held Ii pleasant and agreeable the
The undersigned the oay authorised agent Cor this cous
try
Price 81 bottle.
For the convenience of those residing OF the city the IN
gradients composing the Elixir Cordial pu packages
FOR transmission by mail with full direction for preparing
price OF package s.. making three bottles
All letters must be postpaid, and directed to-,
.rs7 I'm DHV an 0fHce t2a Liberty 81.
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DIR. JORDAN'S
PRIVATE SPECIFIC PACKAGES,

FOR The CURE Of Secret Diseases. offer nos
possessed BY any other advertised renedy 20 VII III
They contain thing for internal ana use
End Approx rate remedies for symptom "a lhey G
accompanies by the Monitors treatise secret
full directions and advice 4th The patient ELECTS ae anu
package effects but any other medicines are
supplied without charge 9Th The patient
NOT subjected loss OF other lastly
the points out the only mode OF prevention.
for the Gonorrho9 tslee Seminal Weakness DC No.
for Venca disease in ali its No for Fluor Albus
or Whites The Montor 30 The packages complete
s., securely forwarded 10 postpaid remittances
few doors east Of Nblo Private entrance 69< Marion
tInuation OF Centre street a.s mem
TYK ALIENS BALsAM OF HoREHoUNp, LIVER
in Side Paiptaon oft Heart Shortness o. Breathe
and Consumption vaniah unde It's use ~ recent
it may be said never f, Price 81 30 per botte
DIR. VAN HAMBERT'S FEMALE hENOv ALlNS
PILLS from German yThcy and prevent hc:e or
srucors single married females ana VIII IN Az
es;ore the natural condition. Price III per ptx
WARDS VEGETABLE HAIR OIL, tor the restoraton
balduess will turn the hair gradually dark and make grow
bR HKsoyNr 8ySErHsLE se9 aUrbGN ONT
MENT for all scrofnious erupticrs Itch chap
ped hands st rheu, letter. scad head ears
children, ayes, and cracked lips Price ~ cents PCT
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