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HOWE AFFLICTED, READ AND DE MADE
"A MIlOLE.-DRS. uALI. A MIIITE. LnALnt

IIOIY AFFLICTED. READ AND DE MADE
- NHoLE.-DRS. HALL a WHITE, haNing
formed eo-partnershlp, continue 70 be consulted
nj hcir Oniee, 1874 Walnut street, Cincinnati, Ohio,
on all diseases of private or delicate nature, and
guarantee cure la all eases which they under
take 10 treat.
Bynionr course OF study and practical expcrl-
cncc OF unlimited extent, Drs. n. a W. have the
grathcatlon Of presenting the unfortunate with
remedies that have never failed 90 cure the most
alarming cases Of GoNoRRiiEA aud sfPil-
ILLS.
Under their treatment. al Of the horrors of
Ncnereal Diseases. impurcBlood, llccrs, lmp3tcn-
cy, Palms In The Back, and Organs Of Generation,
inflammation OF the Bladder aud Kidneys, Hydro
cole. Abscesscs, Diseases Of the Liver aud Lungs,
Dropsy, kcrofula, Tumors, Epliepiic Fits, Diseases
oftho Nervous system generally, Diarrhaon, nys-
EMERY, Piles, Fisiula, Ruptures, &e.,are perma-
Periodical complaint. Of females, however COM
plicaied or appalling; also, all other diseases ncl-
dent 10 females. cured, and every function, re-
stored 60 its natural tone and ytgor.
Aguc aud Fever cured In tweniy-four hours,
warranted.
SnMtNaL wnAKxnsa--Dr. ~. & W. devote great
part Of thcir time 10 the treatment OF those cases
the body AID mind, uniting the unfortunate In
diyidunl for sithor business or society. Some of
the sad aud melancholy effects produced b, early
habits ofyouth weakness OF The back and limbs.
dlznness Of the head, dimness Of sight, papiaiion
OF the heart, dyspepsia, nervousness, arrangement
OF the digestive functions, symptoms OF consumpi-
ion, &C. The fearful encco on the mind are much
10 be dreaded loss OF memory, confusion OF Ideas.
depression of spirits, evil forcbodlngs aversion OF
society, selfdlsirust umidlis, de-, are among The
evils proc used. Snch persons should before con-
supmaung marriage, consult physician Of oxpe-
rence and SKILL and be NJ once restored 10 health
and happiness.
/ III Letters addressed 10 Dr. n. ID. white box
1891 p. o.. postpaid, containing Fee. promptly
attended 60, aud Medicine forwarded 10 any part
ofthe United States, secure from observation.
Strictest secrecy observed.
/ Nov. n 1888, fs.-iyr.
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81 see the cloud taking the form Of a
phantom: its head is covered with a
long veil--it stands still!'
care you afraid?"
Il am notl
We looked ut each other in horror
stricken silence, while the merchant
raising his arms above his head, chan
ted in sepulchral voice:
.And The phantom said, as he rose from The wave
He shall know me In soolh
I will 60 70 my friend, gay, smiling and fond,
Asin our first youths
"What do you see!' said he.
81 see the phantom advance; he lifts
his veil-'tis Francis Villiersl he ap-
proaches' the table---he writesl-'tis
his signature"
care you afraid?"
A fearful moment Of silence ensued,
then the student replied, but in an
altered voice.
II am not"
With strange and frantic gesture he
then sang.
I" And The phanihom said 10 all the mocking sheer
come iiom the South;
Put Thy hand on my hand--,hy heart on my hear
Thy mouth on my moathi"
What do you see?
lie comesa-he approaehes--he pur-
sues me-he Is stretching out his arms
he will have mel Helpl helpl Saw,
mel"
"Arc you afraid, now?" asked The
merchant In mocking voice.
A piercing cry, and a stihed groan'
were the only reply to this terrible
question.
"Help that rash youth" said the
merchant bitterly. 81 have, | thinl
won the wager; but Il Is sufficient fol
me TO have given him lesson. Let
him keep his money and be wiser fol
the future"
Hc walked rapidly away. We
opened the door Of the summer house
and found the student in commissions
A paper. signed with the name "Fran'
els Villiers." was on the table. As
soon as the students senses were re-
stored. he asked vehemently where
was the vile sorcerer who had subjected
him to such horrible ordeal-hs
would kill himl He sought him
throughout the inn in vain; then, with
the speed Of a madmau he dashed OF
across the fields in pursuit ofhim--and
we never saw either Of them again.
That, children. is my Ghost story
"And how Is it good uncle, that after
that. you don't believe in Ghosts"'
said l, the first time heard it.
Because. my boy, replied my uncle,
neither the student or the merchant
ever returned; land the forty five guineas
belonging to me and the other travellers
continued equally invisible. These
two swindlers carried them of, after
having acted farce. which we, like
ninnies, believed TO be real.
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ministerial wit.

A witty clergyman had been lectur-
ing one evening in a country village,
on the subject Of temperance, aud as
usual, after the lecture the pledge was
passed around for signatures.
Pass il along that way" said the
lecturee, pointing towards a gang o
bloated and red nosed loafers near the
door. "Passit along perhaps some Of
those gentlemen would like to join our
cause"
"We don't bite alta bare hook"
grufily replied one of the rummies.
"Well, replied the ready clergy
man, 81 believe there is a kind OF tsh
called suckers that do not bite"
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
JOHN H. w. HAWKINS.

This gentleman. accordance with a
resolution bassed ut the State Temper
ance Convention, requesting him to spend
as much time as possible in the State of
Indiana, has already entered the field
and is lecturing under the direction OF
the State Central Committee. The
most cheering accounts ofthe success
Of his efforts have been received from
the various counties in which he has
labored. His affecting variations, mex
haustidle store OF facts and pathetic ap-
peals cannot fail to make him acceptable
wherever he may be called TO lecture.
Will the papers in this State friendly
to the temperance cause please announce
the employment Of Mr.. II. by the
Temperance State Central Committee.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
IMPORTANT RAILROAD BILL.

Mr.. LEE has introduced bill In the
Senate, which proposes important
changes In the Railroad law Of Ohio
The Statesman furnishes the following
synopsis:
This bill, which has been carefully
prepared, proposes among other features
that Railroads shall build fences, farm
crossings, cattle guards, and provides
for the liability Of the road in case OF in.
jury by the neglect OF the Railroad to
keep !hem In repair; also that Conduc.
tors shall notify passengers at stopping
places OF the length Of time the cars will
be detained; for their liability TO the day
labo:er, II he shall claim IN forty days
etc., tiIut tire uuffruuu snuff puy TOR los
ses by fire and steam; for bell TO each
locomotive and It's ringing at crossings
for sign boards at crossings.
Section 7th provides for the owner
ship OF only such lands as may be nec-
essary for the road, and for lis sale.
Section 9Th. No president, director
or other officer or agent Of any such
railroad company. shall directly or In
directly, purchase any land either IN fee
or otherwise, or become interested there
In, during the time they hold such Office
or for period OF one year thereafter,
along the line or nj either end Of such;
and that II any such purchases Is made,
all contracts or deeds Of conveyance
made In pursuance thereof, shall be
deemed and held null and void.
The next section provides for the sale
OF any land purchased by the officers oil
railroads In their own or other people;
names, paid for by the money OF the
road.
The next section estops the railroad
and It's officers keeping or being interes-
ted In the warehouses, ETC., along the
line.
Sec. IL makes the officers pay, like
other people, toll, freight, etc., when moi
engaged In the business OF the road; and
thenext section prevents them and the
railroad from being interested In wa
ter craft on the canals or rivers.
Provisions are made In the bill a.
gains, intoxicated conductors and engi.
neers' The next section gives a civil
remedy for loss Of life to passengers
The 10Th section fixes the mode OF vo'
ting each share a vote, up to 20, anc
every five above that to.one vote. There
Is q stringent section against consolida'
ton, excepting continuous lines, with
cut brake OF guage. There are othel
limitations to this conso lidation business
Other parts OF the bill refer to the cosl
OF road and equipment, characteristics o.
the road, doings during the year, expend'
lures for working the road, motive pow
or, income dividends, etc.
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NEW sADDLERY
Hardware House.

Importers and Manufacturers of
sADDLERY, HARDWARE, CARRIAGE TRIM.
MINGs, sADDLE-TREEs,
Leather, Springs, Axles, sc.
NO, 2 CHURCH BUILDING,
Walnut street, bet. Ord q 9Th streets, Cineinnati0
The undersigned would respectfully give notice
10 Merchants. Carriage Manufacturers and sad
dlers. In the West aud South West, that they have
associated themselves for transacllng extensively
the above named business IN all Its variety. They
are now op"ning large stock OF
NetO and elegant Goods,
selected with great care .lhe senior partner having
CARDS style and price. and purchased largely with
Cash from the best Enhlish, German, aud Amer
lean manufacturers. As they will Import their
Foreign Goods aud buy their American direct from
manufacturers. they will. at all times, be enabled
10 hold out faticrng Inducements 20 purchasers
They will adopt Ia the management Of their bus.
lness The principles OF Progress" chief OF which
''short profits" and "large sales" for Cash. or
upon short time. aud coupled with almost daily
RECEIPTS OF New and Fashionable articles.
In short their ain win be 10 make the Cincinnati
market In their line. equal TO either Philadelphia
New York. The personal attention of each
member OF The hrm will be given 10 the detn II NJ
well as the management of the business. This
will enable their friends 10 order, with the fullest
confidence Of getting promptly whatever they de.
sire OF the newest styles, aud ut uniform low
prices.
JOHN A cOBuRN. late ofMaysiillc, KY.
w. EDMESToN, late with Tyler Davidson
HUGH BARR late OF Fleminfsburg, Ky,
Jan. l3--f Gm.
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THE NEW CENT.

We understand that the proposed new
cent coin Is to be OF white metal, resem-
bling silver In appearance with
around and slightly raised edge II Is
about eight-tenths ofan inch In diameter.
larger than quarter eagle, and less than
a twenty five cent pice. There Is not
TO be any hole In the coin, as has been
suggested In some OF the papers. II
may be readily distinguished, we think
from others coins OF about the same
size, and will be very great convenience
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
NnIA.RuRBER TEETH.

One Of tho latest achievement in man
ufactures from India rubber, is that Of q
Boston dentist, DIR J. A. Cummings
who processes to have succeeded in pro-
ducing entire sets Of teeth, plates anc
dentals, OF rubber, vulcanized to the
hardness of ivory, and retaining III,
exactest possible adaptation to the
mouth.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14
BACON's
Mercantile College.
Corner sixth aud wall
nut streets, Cincinnati. Ohio.


nut streets, Cincinnati, Ohie.
TUE undersigned has removed his mercantile
icollege 20 hls new building, Northwest corner
~ Walnut and oh sls, where he has fitted an A
splendid huiiof Rooms, expressly for his business
having spared neither pains or expense In ma
king them ~ every respeei the most convenient
and pleasant school Rooms In the United States
Inc plan adopted In teaching combines practice
with theory instead OF using hooks, the pnplls nre
exercised In making original entries ofeVery day
business transactions, JournGliKing, posting, bal.
anclng accounts, opening and closing ola gFeaiya-
reiy OF Inherent sets Of books, both for panershlp
and Individual business, where tho business has
been prosperous and adverse; and thus qualifying
the student for entering into the practical duties
ofihe accountant IN any Kind ofbualness.
The course ofinstrueiion will consist OF double
[ enir, bookkeeping, embracing every department
ofuade and Mercantile Accounts, ylz; Wholesale,
Retail, Commission, Exchange. Banking.
Manufacturing, Shipping, individual
Partnership. Sieamboaiing, and Compound
Co. Business, Commercial calculations,
Practical Penmanship, and Lectures on
Commercial Lam, also Lectures on The
Science Of Accounts, Custom Of Merchants
etc.
undersigned has made arrangements WITH Henry
SNOW, Esq., Hon. Belamy storer, Prof. c. W.
wright, ana other eminent Lecturers. 20 deliver
course OF Lectures ON N subjects OF Commercial
| Law, History Of Commerce, Political Economy, as
connected with Commerce, and other subjects OF
great importance Into co commercial point OF view.
and never before Introduced TO any Mercantile
College In the United States.
Pupils are Instructed individually. and not In
classes, so that students may enter at any time
and proceed In the ratio oflher capacity aud ASH
duty.
Public examinations arc had, uhourh pupils are
examined privately ifthey desire III when tho
student undergocs rigid and thorough lnierragn-
tions by the principal, (nssssied by Committee
/ of Practical Accountants and business menu aud
/ Diplomas awarded 10 those who deemed wor-
/ thy ofthem.
A course can be completed In from six 10 ten
weeks.
The principal viii take pleasure in doing every
| thing IN his power 10 advance his students. aud
max them thorough aud accomplished acconn-
iants anu his extensive Acquaintance with the bu-
siness community will generally enable him 20
procure situations for those DESTROYS OF obtaining
Them.
Tcrms:-For full course Of lessons In Book
Keeping. Writing, Commercial Calculations. Com
mercial Law, etc.. sfouo
u. y. Bacon.
Nov, n. 1859, a5-iyr. Principal.
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SIMPLICITY IN HIGH LIFE.

A distinguished lady, who moves. and
rides, and wa,tzes In the very highest
circles, sent round lately to her hairdres-
er for "a pot Of the best Russian Ultima
tum."-Pwnch.
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O B. Clements Cash Store.

HAVING Just received general assortment of
III new goods--which, added 10 my present stock
makes my assortment com pete-all ofwhch will
90 sofa low cash or produeo-my stock consists,
In part, OF a variety OF Cloths, Cassnuleres sati-
netts,lweeds, lcnnes a. summer ware. Also, ev-
cry variety OF Prlnls, Lawns, Ginghams, Delain.,
homhazines, plain aud fancy silks, Lace Mitts,
Kid Gloves, &c. sc.
ALSO. iine lot Of Queeusware, Cutlery, Groce-
rier, Nc. together with the finest at.orlnent of
Boots q SHOES over brought To- this place. Any
lady that cauuot suit VA pair of shoes must sti
be under IN innaence of tle dark ages.
y. u. Ia changing nay business 10 Cash n Pro-
dace do 40 morc than what am compelled To do,
aud hope this will DO received as sufficient
apology.
WANTED, 20, 00O Bushels wheat.
10000 do corn, Ter which I will
pay cash. CD. CLEMENTS.
Laurel, Aug. 10th, le53.-36-tf.
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NO HUMBUG!l!

EpsSIIATs. Spring FASHIONS.
ID Introduction Day, Saturday, March an iR5l.
We shall introduce our Spring klyle OF Genllo-
mems Hats, on Saturday, March 4th. Tbs reputn-
ton We have already gained for the manufacture
" the best Moleskln and Beaver Hats. Is suIiic-
lint guarantee for tho quality. The Style OF our
coats this Spring. will surpass, for beauty aud
neatness, any Thing heretofore offered.
l., II. BAKER a. co.
s. w. Corner Main & Ath sts. Cincinnati.
p. =. We are now ready 10 receive orders for
the introduction day.
March 3, H., CIV.
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ESSENCE OF CELERY.

Steep an ounce OF celery seed In half
pint Of vinegar. A few drops OF this
give fine flavor 10 soups, and sauce for
fowls.
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MARGARET EAsToN.
CONSUMPTION CURED.

NHW-fouk, Dec. VS. lt9J.
came 10 View York In the ship Telegraph; my
native place Is ~. John, N. n. When reached
mi. city, my health was very poor had very
bad cough, raised u great deal Of matter, aud
was very weak aud enaciated. My friends aud
physician pronounced my case consumption, and
beyond the roach OF medicine. I accidentally
heard Of DIR. curilss liygeana, or Inhallng Hygean
Vnpor, and Cherry syrup, aud obtained pack
age which verify believe was the means OF saving
my life. Soon amer wearing the Inhaler | found
II relieved the pressure ON my lungs, and amer n
while the disease made liz appearance upon the
surface under the Inhaler. | took the Cherry
syrup rs directed, aud continued 10 do so, my
cough gradually growing better, until II entirely
lcIt me, and now consider myself cured. l silll
wear The Inhaler, ~ the OF II IL rather pleasant,
aud believing II strengthening and purifying 10
The lungs, feel unwilling at present TO dispense
with II. JOHN WOOD.
Sold BY Boyd a. Paul, No. 10 CORTLAND,
street, y. H. Ring, corner Of John street and
broadway, NY. Price s3a package.
=. ~. B.-Any person enclosing 81 TO BoYp q
PAUL, or Curtis Il PKRKiSs. New York, Will re.
ceWe package containing u bottle OF flygoan
Napor, one OF Cherry Syrup, and nm Inhaler, Ia q
neat box by express free To any part OF the United
states; or four packages for $40.
Mar. "a, ~, Tyr.
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complaining evils, Cancer cxcepted,) no matter
how severe or ofhow long standing.
The cath0lcOn far surpasses other remedies, In
being more certain, less expensive, aud leaving
the ~ stem In better condition. Lot all interest
cd call and obtain pamphlet tfreel containing
ample proof, from the most respectable sources,
Of the beneficial results Of is use; together with
letters from highly experienced Physicians, who
have nsediin their practice, aud speak from their
own observations.
p. n. PRcKmAm, NJ. d., utlcn, N. V.
l.. ID. FLEMISa, NJ. u. Canandagua, Ny.
Nh. HlLLs, NJ. d., Rochester,, ~. v.
ID. Y. FooTE, NJ. d., ayracusc, V.
Prof. Dunbar, NJ. d., baltimore, Md.
J. .ORRloK, NJ. d., Baltimore, Md.
w. w. RnFsr. NJ. 10. New-York city.
w. PREscorr, NJ. ID. Concord. MI.
Up. NewLANB, NJ. ~, Utica, Ny:
Rev. G. \, BrARp, Glenn Sprlngs,S. {.
Pamphlets had gratis al the store OF GufoRp 4
ALpEN, Agents, Laurel, Ind
ALSO sold by
T.. 4. Fuller, Harrison, Ohio.
DANIEL BHknKR, Liberty.
PAWS q MoRRtsoS. connorsyillo.
=. STEWART. Greensburg.
JnHN IluNTLR, Versailles.
Letter addresscd 10 rare 81 Mr.. Curtis Hatch,
ageHfaf Rapenna Ohio.
TO Dr. M,Romsi;--i have been ten years irou
bled with Female neutrality-suspicious. uterl,
and all the attending difficulties; nj times render.
Ing my lie most mise-able have had the alton
dance Of some Of thu best physicians. with but lit
ue success; the most they could do was 10 relieve
-acure was out ofthe question. For hve months
before commencing with your medicine, had not
been able operform any labor, could walk but
few steps nt time, and scarcely went out OF
doors-ln short ! was compleiely Frustrated, boil,
| In body and mind, aud expected 10 drag out the
res, ofmy days In suffering and misery. nutread-
| ing your advertisement, was induced 10 try your
invaluable medicine called Uterine CRtholicon, NJ
| the last resort. had not used u aweck before
/ felt like another woman. by the use ofthree bot
ties was enabled 10 perform all the labor for six
| In the family with ease, aud could walk any where
| In the neighhorhood without Injury. Nothing hut
sense OF my duty TO You aud 10 the afflicted, has
induced me 20 state my 10 the public. ! can
safely recommend tho preparation 10 all those
suffering like myself.
(signed) MIS-. eARAu A. Bisnor.
| fREfpoM. PoRTAaE Co. Ohio. Dec. %, 1s32.
]. II. MARCIlISfN Co.. Proprletors.
CENTRAL prroT, 3Oi BROADWAY, MY.
Feb. 9th, 1S5I-Bmos.
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nbinson,. GLASS Books.
Surveying and Navigation.
ItOEsrNsONsS MATHEMATICAL

HAVING been requested 10 examine Pof.
III Robihsont Series OF Mathematics. aud 20
report nay opinion thereof. have with pleasure
made inyself as well acquainted with the specific
merits Of the books, NJ we'll could without tho
actual using ofthom In the recitation room. Prof.
Robinson must be, should Judge from his book .,
keen, sprghuy and thorough Maths inntlcinn.-
Tic would seem 10 have, either a. the gin Of ma
uie, or the result OF study aud practice. a quick
intuluve perception OF mathematical principles,
and 10 be remarkably adopt IA articles for abbre-
Willing the methods Of sowing problems.
The Algebra u clear and sufficiently dlfuse In
explanations. aud furnishes mn abundant stock Of
problems with explicit aud Ingenious modes OF
solving them. 1hiswofk IL sufficiently extensive
for the Ordinary purposes OF course Of College
instruction.
The Geometry cmbodlcs great amount ofceo-
metric knowledge In n compass smaller than
usunl. The diagrams are well conceived and re-
markably well executed.
The Treatise on Surveying aud Navigation u foil,
aud gives many Interesting facts which may be
new 10 mosto our students. The diagrams arc,
rs la the Geometry, unusually well done.
The natnrul Philosophy u decidedly interesting,
not ony for is natter but FOR the manner Ia which
principles are expluIned and facts stated. Not
only the student but the general reader may nnd
amusement aud profit from the book.
W. &. LARAnEE,
Superintendent ofthe Pebble Schools OF Indiana.
Grceneasile, Ind, 1858.
ol-fi.
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Why Is the Koh-i-noor diamond like a
haricotl Because there are a good many
carats In II.
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hhoohhfNi " - Dec suthi icoS.
For about eight years | have boon severely
afflicted with Asthma; for the last two years have
suffered beyond all my powers Of description;
months Mt a time have not been able 70 sleep In
bed, getting what rest | could sitting Ia chair
My difficulty OF breathing, aud my suncrlngs, were
great nj tines, that for honrs together my friends
expected each hour would be- my last. during
the past years have had the aid and attendance
OF some OF the most celebrated ply scians, but
have received no permanent relief I at length
had the good fortune 10 procure DR.. Curts's Iygo-
ana, or Inhaling Vapor and Cherry Syrup. Al tho
time obtained u was suffering under ons OF my
most violent attacks, aud was In great distress,
almost sufocatng for want of breath. Ia less than
ten minutes after applying the Inhaler 10 my
stomach, and taking a leaspoonful OF the Cherry
syrup, was relieved IN great measure, and had
comfortable night. I have sincc continued 4
with tho greatest possible benefit aud am now
comparatively we'll. God only knows the amount
OF suffering this medicine has relieved mo from.
MY advice TO The suffering is-ray ir.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1854-04-14

Why isa lost article like iogl Be-
cause II Is mist.
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: TEAM MARBLE WORKS. cHAs. RULE.

y 'SUtcEsSJKTO L0WftfffS & RufE. Corner
liroadwNy and fiflh street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Monuments, Tombs, and Grave stones, Marble
Nantes aud Siatnary, Babtlsmal Fonts Maural
Tablets, urns, Vases Gar den Figures, Cabinet and
Counter slabs, DC. &c, constantly on hand and
furnished 10 order.
The Trade supplied with Marble 10 Block and
Slab, or sawed 10 order.
mar - 54 ly
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DR.. b. ANARCHISTS
CELEBRATED CATH0LIC0N

IT STAN IDS
lprc.eminentfof
its curative pow
ers In all the die.
eascsfor which u
II recommended,
usually called
FEMALE COM
PLANTS.
,Of these are PRo-
'Larrrs uTKRi, or
Falling of the
Womb; fLroRAL
nus or Whites;
CnRoNio isFLAM.
MkTtos AND u.
CREATION oT TnK
WoMn; fscIDEs.
TALiisaoRRnAoE,
or oding:
PAINFUL, ) 4 p
PRESSED, AND Ia
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j MISSION Ntn1Nf ff SsSIsf IL n flaar oYpM so.
Visions, Bourbon Whisky. aud lSoduce generally.
No ID Walnut street, Cincinnati Ohio.