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Collectors sale Of city Lots
CRY or kRoKrE. LEE COUNTY,

~v ;r,,, NJ the Charter and Crdinances Of the Ci-
Is 70 Of hcokuk will offer al Public sale tunhesS
~, an,oun Of cost and hereafter specihedls pre-
ylously paid al the Mayor Office in said city OF
keJauk. on Wednesday the asth day o. November
i n 1855. between the hours of O'Clock a. N and
o'clock r. NJ Of said day, the lots or parts 0! lots
hereaftr described pay the special tax and costs
levied by the City Council against said lots snr graz
ing the alley through block hiry-six, tSo} III saia
City. o.. Teal
s. A W J. Marley, 20
g, front on Main 81
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shaving 4 Hair Cutting Extra erdi :
mAFyi

CHAMPOONING AGKEkABLY PERFORMED
~ The tayorite Saloon Of George Cabus, on Main
Street, below Parsons's Bank, presents new attrac-
tiops 10 the citizens of Keokuk. Having obtained
assistants in my business superior 10 any ever before
employed in this city. invite the patronage Of the
community, as am satisfied that can shave clean
er, cut hair more handsomely, and shampoon with
dexterty than any barber in the State of Iowa
Competition challenged GEORGE CADUS
August %, 1s55-lyd6 w6H
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aIaCKSiMIIIIINa.

yyvIlLIAM GRAHAM. on Third. between John-
w son and Exchange Streets. at the BRICK ShoF'
would inform the pdb e that he Is prepared To 90
all kinds of BLAcKsMrHlNG IN a neat, dnrame' ana
cheap manner ,-
HORSE SHOOTING.
Bring on your lame horses ahd hGse taem Shoo
riyb, From his long and constant practice Ia thus
branch Of the business he batters himself that ne
cannot ne excelled by any one in he country. lie
na,tiapiorly solicits patronage in this line.
lie aso offers his services os Farfier ia oil i's
branches.
Nav 20, 1851. d5wiy
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~ &ONb u OtSs
- EALED Proposals. will b. received until ID Goth
~ day NostfDher next, at tn Office ot the War
and Rockford X. r. Co., in the cty cf ar ,ior
the gratua ion. masonry. bridging, and furnishing
ties u the Marrow ai5 Hockf ri Rat Road, b.tween
arsa@ aud Appanose ina tbs county q Hancock
and state If Illinois and also, between Dgusw n in
lcnd county, and haibsburg, in Mer,er county,
m sad state. sad proposals. ~ STATE the priet for
grad e!,id al. and tutni hing ties therefor, sep
rslely tle nssit aod manner in whieh payments
~" 80 be mate VIII Their IN stock. eeauty or city
etdes money ar portlpn each, Plans, pfohios
and q mat IS. shr port e III n arr new
rrad J y eAa,aiualou- y ANA Apl,spf,d .s,u.i y
"l!i 2 required ~ atnvo . not exceeding one
i,urth th am nfit a thn contract. for tins fiu.sy
ana faithful completion r. thu same The time al
Lowell for The completion II contrasts this portion
a the ine, ~ he 81 mouths Th company ia.
serve thcright q fjet ati the pr0pn i IL hafe arc
satisfactory Any information required. cah l..
gwen, by application 10 ". r. hINGSI.EY.
chid Es.gine.f
or JOHN T.. JOHNSTON
ot tbs Contracting Committed,
900 narp
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MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
Ii 90 t s. 9 IL Sh0e 3,
ID will soon Be- the finest ana lasgess ever offered
in keokak They sslected With spesinl reference
to the wants Of the retail Trade, and will comprise
every variety imaginable. Tho prices win be such
will convince every one that have fully adopt.
I'd the motto of Quick Sales and Small Pro6ts."
n, b. The summer foods now ON hand will be
clored GUITAR COST.
Boot and Shoe Mandatory.
To the Ladies would say, call in and see our
elegant STYLES of Bootees, Buskns and Slips, of the
finest materials now manufactured at our establish
ment, which in point of quality and durability we
viii warrant t. be equal 70 any in the west.
Gentlemen will find il 10 their interest to call and
examine our stock q custom made work, Of which
ample quantity will always he kept on hand and
1ssaFs only tho best materials, and employ none
but the best workmen, they may rest assured of Il
good article. guaranteed to fiji in all cases
\. b. All articles OF our manufacture
ranted.
Sign OF the Mammoth Shoe, corner building, Main
and Third Streets.
August 81, ls55.--d&w
Excelsior Root d shoe Mandatory.
THE LATEST FRENCH AND AMERICAN FASHIONS.
j. r. HARRIS 4 co.,
HAVING just opened shop, in their old -<Ar
l. L business, on Third street, between Main
and johnson, keokuk, Iowa, respectfully
announce that they are prepared TO manu-
lhcture tue heatest anu most fashlonabe Boots and
Shoes that can be got up.
Determined not TO be excellea by any manufac-
turers in the West they solicit share Of publo pat
ronage.
As we purchase direct from the importers, sur
stock is always of the latest fashion ana best quail
~, and at the lowest figures.
AS we Keep no Eastern or slop work on hand, we
warrant all cur really made Boots and Shoes Of the
same character rs those made to order.
Call and leave your orders for a good fit War
ranted to suit in every particular.
Es.- Repairing in the neatest and most substan-
tial manner done ON short notice.
j. 7. HARRIS a co.
July 81, 1850 DIV
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LADIES,
NOW il the time for you 10 call and secure one of
1 \ those splendid sets of Sctornes have them
ranging in price from 81 70 500 per sett. Among
my assortment may be found the following:
Sable,
Russian Sable,
Queen Sable
Stone Martin,
Rock Martin,
Mountain Martin,
Fitch,
Black and Blue Coney,
White Errnine.
Fur Gauntlets.
Ladies call and examine them. No trouble to
show them TO persons wantingth above goods. Call
al the New York SroaE,
A. g. SHELDON,
Oct Id Main. corner Sd st.
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WV. MANNERS.

DYER AMI sCoURER. On fifth street, on
- door below Main, where he viii reuoaate and
make to APPEAR new, ali kinds Of Ladies aud Gen.
clemens apparai, such Grape broseha, cashmere
and WOODEN shaws. cashmere. silk and mcriao dress
as rugs piano and table covers, window and damask
curtains a..
All of the alb We and every other article of cloth
ing eol.Y>d in any If the fancy on ain ee.ors
hope by close att ntiQn 9nd know edge - my bus
IN, -, 10 give general sats faetion.
nv 2sddw6n WM. MANNERS.
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A. II poNkASLE. GEO. D.. sMYTH. n. cesNAsLs
CONNABLE, SMYTH & CO.,
wholesale CIR,

lie osr0CerAs
y, and Forwarding and Com
Nos. 81 and IS, Levee,
the following, completing
shich they offer to the trade
! will DO justice 10 any or
d with.
SO nests tubs,
10 doz tar buckets,
[, 30 doc zinc washioards,
20 boxes clothes pins,
100 coils MANILA rope,
4 % f" int I"
rs doz hemp and grass bsd
cords,
200 boxes window glass.
D asst sizes and brands
: 80 boxes tumblers,
so bxs pit, hf pit d " TASKS
5 ccroons d 2 eases indigo
] cask prime masder,
; bbls alum,
10 g copperas.
10 sacks pepper,
) " spice,
90 boxes gro. pepper and
plmento,
c 2 bales cloves,
I case nutmegs,
80 boxes ground ginger,
25 doz yeast powders,
80 bills diff. kinds nuts,
so bushels fresh pea nuts,
so bales cotton batting,
10 - candle wick,
, IS bags cotton yarn,
80 I" coiored and white
carpet chain,
80 bales wrapping twlne,
80 boxes ST. Louis starch,
90 % starch,
so doz Thomas Oysters,
100 boxes candy,
200 kegs rifle and mining
powder,
1870 doz wood buck cts,
81 900 feet fuse,
20 eases 10 and hf 10 can
lister powder,
100 boxes matches,
90 boxes ink,
100 bag shot, all sizes,
. tons bar lead,
900 NJ q u caps,
loo NJ water proof do
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InN johnson Street, between LIST and ID,
~ by WIN. IL. CLEGHoRS. This establish
ment is large, commodious, well arrangedI y:
and amply provided with good horses well trained
for harness, we'll M with Carriages hrgics ana
Hacks, open and close, covered and half covered. II
every description, adapted to convenience luxury
orses or Carriages Of residents Of the city or WIS.,
tors from abroad kept moderate terms, and
carefully attended to by men thoroughly skilled in
the business.
Horses bought and sold commission and on my
own account ut all times.
May %, 1s55--dly
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\. w. JONES.


Successor 10 p. 81 ngerland,)
nEALfR ii Clocks Waches and Jewel e
- ~, second street, tnekt door 49, haries "a
I.arson- Is. ..t5ng Housed lkcoknE, lo@a, 49,
The subscriber has just received large ami
beautiful stoes - ssoll aad silver watches, Gold
Jewelry &c. CONF asing the la csi styles Of .dies'
Br~as, Pins. Ear Rims. Finger Rings, Cut Pins,
cold Guard and Feb Chains, Keys, Seals, Silver
rhmbes, Gold Slides, snaps, Studs, Cold Pens
with or without holders, Gold Pencils, Pens and
Pencils
WATCH REpaIRIyC.
The subscriber beng practical matchmaker,
feels competent repair the most d fhcult and deli
cate work that inay be entrusted TO his care.
All work warran ed to give satisfaction.
CORRECT TINE.
The public may rest assured that the correct time
is. and always VIII be kept by
Nov. Is, ls54.---dly n. W. JONES.
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Keokuk Book Binderv

Keokuk Book-BindeYy,
AND BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY.
DLANk Books made and ruled to any repaired
ID pattern. Court Records, Justices Dockets, As
SCISSORS Books, Poll Books, dc., &C., furnished at
short notice.
Old Books, Magazines, Music, &c, bound or re-
bound in any style desired.
va My Bindery will BE- found on Second Street,
next door to the Atheneum sign Of the big Book
Jan. 20, ls5I.-d&w ISAAC N. PIERCE.
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FANCY GOODS.

lust reeegcf m elegant assortment II hue Gotds,
- such o. French CHINA Vases. tariaa aud Terra
Gotta a., Pitchers, Lavender and Cologne Botles,
Fruit Stands, Cart .ceiyers. Cigar Stands Jewel
:. and. Sp,on Gobets Figures, Cupiis, Bnsts, &c
Also on hand good asSortm mt of Cr~ k ~ and
Glassware CAKEl 4 kILB0I RNE.
To- II lsks w
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Lightning ROds.
MYTH Points and Fixtures, warranted BOT to
w eorrode. For sale by
!. Ii. SULLIVAN l. CO.,
July ~, ls53.--d Ito Main Street, Keokuk.
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FRESH BALTIMORE OYSTERS
WHOLE CANS, 81 80 HALF CANS, rs cts.
BARTLETT Il MANCOURT
oct27 Agents, No. DC, Main-st
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Dealers in Tennessee lrol
mission M crchants,
A RE now receiving
EAtheir Spring stock, W
atsvory low rates. They
ders they may We fayore,
100 hhds n O Sugar.
% b,is Belcher 5 cltd,
30 - loaf and crushed
100 /" = III Moiasses,
so /" Plantation +"
so {" Belcher 5 ) Ii an,
golden syrup,
50 pkgs hf Dbl & kgs do
200 sacks Rio coffee,
70 pock Is old & Java dc
800 kegs nails, asst size4
~ Doves soap,
30 do star CO ndles,
50 do mould 10
- hf Shesss ;eas, asst,
30 bSSesi do
100 bxA che8ing tobacco.
VARIOUS brands,
SO k0xeseut che wing and
smoking d
90 N regalis and princiee
cigars,
Is boxes Cuba skies,
500 blu prime b. Apples,
800 bu prime b Peaches,
100 pags salcrs tus, bbls,
boxes, kegs,
Is kegs s G Soda,
100 bbis wrapping paper,
100 reams let. & cap do
so pkgs ! 2 i 3 maekerel
5 drums Goldfish,
30 bxs smoked Herring,
c5 ases sardines,
10 tierres rice,
% bhls tar,
30 ." pitch and rosin,
So bxs NJ X raIfius,
SO hf and gF bas DO
I case prunes, in boxes,
10 boxes cttron,
900 drums figs,
2j bbls Dayton ale, fresh
IS boxes mustard.
Is - corn str rch,
so doa hrocns,
500 lbs broom tw;ne,
p boxes axes,
Is bbis crackers,
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New Paper Hangings,

New Paper HanglMgs.
10 n0n BOLTS new and BIZ utfui Paper Hang
lO,UOO ing just received, suitable for Parlory,
Halls, Chambers, Dining and Drawing Rooms.
Paper hung in the most superior manner. Orders
promptly executed. J. I. CAVE son.
Main ST.. bet. Sd 4th. octl6 Dim.
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skyiixh. Daguerrean GALLERY.

~ - ~ ~ ~ >
IL. Daguerrean Art
lst, would respectful
iy announce TO the in
habitants Of Keokuk
and Vicipi,v that In
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t,ns.nua CIT, Lo.. tor sale.

II iyIN6 been requested b. sandr3 persons snd
L i at suniry times To name me prices Would
take for my lands and iets "a iowa take tht 'p-
poriunlty 10 inform the public in general OF We
prices will now take for the same list i here
uaao annexed.
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TUST received the largest and best assortme Mt Of
- Fancy Candies before offered il heoaak :
$50 a large assortment of Fruits, Nuts, DC, al
CREIGHTON d DINNERS,
April SO, ls55.-df. johnson Street
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LOOKING GLASSES.
ono BOXES Looking Glasses, assorted sizes, lust
QUO received, direct from the man ufactu rers. and
for sale by the box dozen. Also an assortment
of Gilt Moulding, for picture frames.
June 49, 1855.-d CAREY Il KILBOVRNE
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:! DAVIS & PRICE.
at HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
-. PAINTERS.

LA VAO * 3 SlO6,
ROUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTERS,
4 TRAINERS, GILDERS, GLAZIERS AND PA
~ per Hangers.
Shop on South side Blondeau, between Fourth and
Fifth Streets.
Having commenced the above business in all its
rancho they solicit share of patronage.
All orders promptly attended to.
keokuk, August %, ls55.--l3m
Musical Inst1 me nts.
SuCH As Guitars, Nioiius, Banjos, Accordeons
- Flutes, Flies Piceloes, Clarionets, &C. Also,
Bows. Strings, and all trimmings to the Violin and
Guitar, can b. had at
oetiad CREIGHTON Il DINNERS.
johnson street keokuk.
FRENCH CANDIES.
lust received ny Express from New York city a
- large assortment Of French Candies. such as
Ice Cream Drops, assorted favors
Sherry do do do
Gum do do do
terdiai do do do
Metropolitan Lozenges, Conversation Lozenges,
Paintiliierg, dc., de-, AT
BRIGHTON DINNERS
Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon
June IL, 1853 Il
AT the Gate City Hat Ssore.s,
A FINE lot Vt Gcntlew ms Walking Canes md
~ Umbrellas. s. Il. v0OAHIES l. Co
Sept. q, lS55.--d.
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Card 10 the Ladies

NOW ready for the season o large stock of Tri u,
ming Goods in telyet--flain and Shaded Col
ors and Black Of all widths Plush Shaded Moss
Fringe, MORE Antique, Watered Ribbons, Colors and
idth Gallons in great variety Gimps, Braids de-;
some in bright colors for children = dresses.
Sept 10. DIV =. D. FOSTER
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HORSE SHOOTING.
To TIC merchnnts of Town.

Nav 20, 1853. d5wiy
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Dealers in Tennessee Iron, and Forwarding and Com
mission NJ crchants, Nos. 81 and 81, Levee,
A RE now receiving the following, completing
\ their spring stock, which they offer to the radV
atvory low rates They will DO justice 70 any Or
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

OFFlcE o. THE WARSAW q r. X. r. Co,
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and his noble friends may have good days shoot
ing now and again, and flourish in the local jour
nails as the desiroyersof so many brace. Peasants
are expatriated and starved that my Lords may have
forenoon diversion. And yet the perpetrators
of such crueittes frequently profess the greatest
sympathy for the black slave, and subscribe 10 Bible
Societies and missionary projects, and speak in
Parliament about liberty and progress. Outupon
such muckery, we say al ain! Let Mrs. Stowe,
when next she visits the noble family OF Suther-
land, take run down TO the north, and she will
find something else, we suspect, than ''Sunny
Memories to relate OF her great friends. She
will also have an opportunity OF teiins her Ameri-
can sisters how beautifully consistent the Suther-
land home policy is with that which its far head
so eloquently recommends ~ others.
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THOMPSON &: PATTERSON,
BUSHFIELD d Co.
Good Medicines.

II is estimated that AvgR's ChERRY PEcroRAL Ca
THARrrG Pitts have done promote the public
health than any other cause There be ques-
ton that the Cherry Pccoral has by its thousand on
thousand OF colds, coughs, Asthma crop, nH-
enZa bronchitis &c, very reduced the proportion
Of deaths from consamptve diseases in this country
The Pills good Pectoral and will cure more
complaints.
Everybody needs more purgins Purge blood
from its impurities. Purge the bowels Liver and the
whole vscea system from distractions Purge out the
diseases which asien the body work its decay hut
for diseases we should die only OF old age Take AMI
dotes early and thrust system before it is yet
too strong TO yield.
Ayers Pills do thrust disease, not only while it is
weak but when it has stronghold Read the as
founding OF those who have been cured by
them from dreadful Scroula, Dropsy, Ulcers, skin Dis
eases, rheumatism Neuralgia Dyspepsia, Internal pains,
bilious complaints, heartburn headache govt, and many
less dangerous but sii threatening ailments such as pini-
PIES The lace, worms Nervous IrrtlabItty loss OF ap-
petite, Irregularities Dizziness in the head Colds lever,
pysentery. and indeed every variety OF COM for
which Purgative remedy is required.
These random Statements hut are auth ,nticatei
by YOUR own eighbors and your owm Physicians
| Try them once, ard you will never be without them
| Price % cents per box boxes for ST.
| Prepared by DR.. J e. AVER, Chemist, Lowell. Mass
and sold by all Druggists in Wheeling
a. G. GOOD 4 Co, Wheeling
| ago wholesale ard retail agents.
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Duchess of Sutherland aud her Home
Philanthropy-Praotical stoweism-

Our readers will remember the ovation which
greeted Mrs. Stowe upon her arrival in England.
whittier her negro romance had preceded hex
Dukes and their partners pressed together to do
homage 10 the woman who had furnished them
with the horrible picture of American slavery, hor
Iible because the ideal of morbid Imagination
Wondering crowds gazed upon the auLhoress who
had so kindly drawn upon her Imagination TO fur
nish them with facts upon which to hang their
gratuitous sympathy for The negro in America
Their wide spread philanthropy knew no bounds
in expression and we almost thought that an army
of AmazoEs, headed by her Grace the Duchess OF
Sutherland, would lie over by the first steamer,
Mrs. Stowe pilot, to ferret out the inhuman owner
of "Unce Toni and visit upon him all the retrl-
butive inhumanity which in the romance he prac-
tised towards Uncle Tom. Alas 1t seems that
we have been doomed to disappointment! The
gallant Amazon has battles 10 fight nearer home,
and having accomplished her humanity aud phi
lanthropy by moving address to the South, she
turns her powers upon her Highland tenants. She
would enanciPate The negro slave OF the South
while she is donbly manacling the free white man
OF Scotland. She shedstears over the negresS, in
the fiction, skipping from rock TO lock, lEom ice TO
ice across Tie swollen Ohio, with her lively ebon
offspring in her arms, and in the next breath turns
the mother. with her hour.old babe, naked upon
the heath, with no bed to rest upon save the bar
rem Highland rock beneath, and no coverlld to
O'eIspread her aud her new born, helpless babe,
save the azure sky above. And this is modern
negro philanthropy! Truly may the South doubt
the sincerity of abolition professions il this be their
practical demonstration.
Aud what else has it been, either in Old Eng
land or New England? Ever protesting, never
practising Always ready TO counsel and steal,
never to aid and pay. Ii the South were to-day
Ia offer to emancipate and send TO their native
wilds aud native barbarism every slave in the I'm
ion, upon the abOlionists paying half the charges,
what would be the answer! How many dollars
would be forthcoming? Gerritt Smith perhaps
would subscribe, but who beside! Thus it is, pro-
fesSionS, and how cheap They will entice the
slave from his home and master to their midst, and
then he enters for the first time upon Shuery, the
slavery of starvation, Of unemployment, OF the
most abject inequality, which sends him 10 the
almshouSe or the jail. To this class these men,
who feel "called' to attend TO other peoples at
fairs, these 'mote plckers," "blnd TO benuls,' dc
we cordially commend the following from the PAS
ley Journal, Scottish paper, from which they
may learn the practical philanthropy of tie high,
prestess of their foreign auxiiaEieS, the Duchess
OF Sutherland.
NorE.-The Highland estate of the Duke OF Sutheran
was the property OF his vile before marriage. VIVA
would she be Ou sugar plantation!
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W a r EsId Z LES 50 + II Esls n d IA N 4
THE MARRIED wOMAN,S
PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
PANiON.
BY DIR, a. NJ. MAURICEAU

PROFESSOR OF DISEASES OF WOMEN.
One Hundredth Editou (5OO,OOOl 1Smo. gp $50.
standard work established found classed in the
alogues of the great Trade Sales New York. Pha-
dtlPnia, and other cities, and sold By principal
booksellers in the United Statea.
Every woman here discover, by comparing her
own symptoms with those described the nature,
ter and Of her compliant he spared much anx-
cty and suffering, well the unpleaSntncss max
ing known to- or making inquiry Of physi:anin respect
to he muT5eress ailments which is subject The
wife becoming mother has often OF instruction nd
advice in respect situation, which she will her
find. This book tells her what is the mater, and Tells
hcr what to do orit, in simple cI,st& words, aud
su as She Understand.
Those suffering from nhs'rucons irregularities Pc
cnliar 10 the female system ggoaP,ls reri CALI
ing OF the womb on fpor a6tls, will each lind in
its pages the OF prevention, ae Grafton, aud
liei.
Much distress OF mind as well as thousands pecuniar
ly. NIGH he saved 10 every husband, the simplest
appeatanng TO the marriage stale better understood
lat they better understood is traceabe 10 that
natural aud almost commemorate sensitty that will
rather suffer than consult with med
in respect complaints peculiar to the female
only.
la copy OF ''ghe Married TToman's' Pirate Medical
CompaaiOn," every femae has rhysicirn that knows
ard which she consult at times without violence to
her sensitveness.
[Extrac; OF letter gentleman in Dayton Ohio.
DAYT"S, May /, 1917.
DR. a. ". MAuEIcEAU:-Ny Dear .Sir-My vie hiss
been reICeptbly sinking Iur years OF more in
consequence great anguish aud suring months
beuIe and during COntTcent every more
aud debiated and Frustrated her. putting her lie
in imminent danger, anu which the last occasion
desPaIred OF. supposed that this things was
iuc Le, and resigned myself 10 meet the worst
heard hook highly spoken OF, containing some
matters reaching On its receipt and PEI usa
express you the relief it afforded my distressed
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