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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-14

~ Advertisements must be handed lntothe
Office by Tuesday NoIqrieg, to insure an appear
ance in the following Paper.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-14

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Calicoes from to 25c per yard; ezssss.,
Brown Domestics from 5 to 20 cents; ESS
Brown Sheeting p yards wide;
Bleached /" 81
Linen "a
Tillon Care Linens,
Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings to u wide;
Brown Table Linen;
Bleached do;
Birds Eye Diaper;
Linen Towelling all qualities;
Table Napkins:
Heavy Cotton Diaper for common Table-C Cloths
Marseilles Counterpanes;
Bell Factory Bed-Ticking all widths;
Fine Damask Window Curtains; 81
White Embroidered do; o. las7.e.a
White Cotton Fringe;
Kid Gloves, Silk do; sr
White mixed and Slate Colored Hose;
White and Black Silk do;
Geptlemen's half Hose all colors;
Silk Handkerchief;
Linen Gents and Ladies. etc, etc.
Pocket Knives, Knives and forhs,
CARVING Knives. Butcher Knives,
Sboo Knives Rim bockss
Rirn I,a,ches' Rural Latches,
| Plate Locks. l,ad LOCKS
Window Bolts. Hand Saws,
Wood Saws in Frames, Tenant saws, - 3
Mill Saws, Gross Gut saws
Steel Squares, Bevei hnlves
Drawing Knives, Flames,
Plane Bits, Tape measures
Hand Ayes. Glass Ware,
etc-.etc For sale low by
! NEIL, MOoRES i WRIGHT.
\ Anvil K 1853.
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MARRIED.,

In this place, Thursday, 7th inst, by Rev.
S. II. Cowan, Mr. Y. o. WALLACE and Miss
MARGARET E, youngest daughter of Dr.
Chas. Mckinney.
In jackson county, Saturday, 18th ult., just
after dinner, after short courtship of about
six years, by VIM. c. Naples, Esq, Mr. 5. b.
KENNEMoRE, of Pruitt's Ferry, to Miss Sell
MA DERRICK of Woodyille.
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All of which have been selected with much
care and time, by an experienced buyer, no:
surpaeAd in taste or judgment by any retail
buver in the West. These Goods have been
purchased in the Eastern Cities under an ex-
tremely tight money-market, such as has not
prevailed since 1887. The undersigned is
pleased to have it in his power to say to his
numerous friends and customers that his long
acquaintance in the Eastern Cities, and his ia
cilities for purchasing being not surpassed by
any house in the west, he is now prepared
and determined to sell Goods as low, or-lower
than any retail house house west of the noun
tans. In calling attention to this sari-
r.aorazzs nd x--nninsI stock Of floods.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1855-06-14
1 amy ENs7 y g TSyIIoUsaNp DouI.ARs:

TW ENEK THOUSAND DO44H4ANs:
He does so with the assurance that buyers will
do well to give him call when they next
visit our town. assuring them that he will take
much pleasure in showing bis Goods, relying
on their good Judgment and taste to insure
him a sale. After feeling himself under so
many renewed obligations 20 his friends and
customers for the very liberal patronage ex-
tended him for the last twelve years, it would
seem almost useless 10 repeat them again; yet
having received so many manifestations of
kindness from their hands, be begs leave to
return his sincere thanks for their very liberal
patronage shown him, assuring them he will at
all times use his best exertions to retain their
confidence and support.
Respectfully, JOHN GOODRICH. :.
April II, 1855.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
WHOLESALE DRY GOODS.
J. s.. j A Q u E S S s. CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
MERIkITT, FIELD & co.,


FIRST STREET, EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.
FNNHE undersigned are recent Of largest
LII desiEahlestocE of Dry Goods Hsts. Caps Boots
selected (who has had long
rience in the Western rRde with solely 20 the
country and purchased the most of goods
from the ufacurerS In all the Eastern marksts
ensbes cr them buyers for cash. trade prompt
lower than they be purchased in ST. Leuis and
equally good be had n Cincinnati Louis
vile. Our stock consists in part of
DRY GOODS,
cloths assmsres sAtnet tweds and jeans OF all style.
nseys blankets shsws apron checks shrtihg stripes tick
Ing beachss and bae drilling dcnims brown sheet
muslin baek and coored cambric crash black
fancy apses ustrer eohurgs and meriBo de lanes
ghame white musns check eambic Irish lin
and prints desirable snd beautiful styles brought
( NOTIONS.
velvet ribbons bonnet and rihbors eehs
hosiery, gves. thread six linen and hand
kerehies and and ribbons wool
shirts and drawers eOmorters table cloths and
needles porte monnaiss Penc pen brushes,
heoAs and eyes, hair Pima, thihes umbrellas e
HATS d CARS.
Silk fur and naped, black and white hAss white and
black hate kosspth buena vista. wide washing
ton garian warrior and know nothing .i grsdes
cloth. velvet and glazed caps.
BOOTS a SHOES.
sn and boys kip soga youth and child
Peled leather shoes buekns bootees
per &c boys and youths led and unlined Kip and
calf brogaLs. ladies and gents rubber shoes. &c:
epis-3rno Saw J. 8. JAQUESS Il co.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

EThe State Journal in noticing the defeat
of the Republican ticket in its own county,
Marion, says:
= So great a change from the vote of last year,
cannot be traced to partial or local causes. 1t
is the work Of general sentiment, and that.
we think, is hostility to the Prohibitory Law,
Not that the principle of prohibition is so un-
popular, but the stringent features of the law
and its indifferent execution since it got into
the hands of the Supreme Court, have, bur-
,dened it with all odium of stringency, and the
additional odum of inefficiency. Other causes
may have aided, but this, we believe, was the
main influence
-. We need not say that we regret this indica-
, ton Of popular feeling but we derive censola-
. ton from the history of all great reforms.
Truth has many defeats to suffer before final
and permanent triumph. Let no Temperance
man despair, or cease his effert to destroy the
accursed traffic. Though beaten now, we have
gained vastly on our position of two years ago.
Doctrines are now received as admitted truths
that but very recently were as odious as the
lawitself We have put doggeries under the
ban of public opinion, although we have failed
to secure the most efficient means ofsuppress-
ing them. We shall gain all Sy aad by. Not
in the shape of such law As otir present one
ii may be, but still in a fo11n that will rid us
'of the nuisance.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

The WEATHER.-The "warm term expe-
rienced an ague fit at an early hour this morn
ing, and Mr.. Boreas whistled some of his
liveliest times; they being particularly sugges-
AGSYe Of flres and overcoats.
- An active movement in pedestrianismi is MOTTO
eed and gentleman who have 'just received large
fr'assss6rtments of winter clothing are observed
10 smile complacently. Coat buttons, which
have been scarcely ornamental for several
months, are now useful, and the cold gray
clouds which obscure the sum and look gloom
sly down upon us, have evidently come to pay
the last tribute to His Majesty yellow jack
IN O. True Delta, 9Th.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
Nelps By Gelegrapb.
REPORTED EXPRESSLY FOR THE JoURNA1
NEw Yoex. Oct. 12

el,a NEW YoKx, Oct 12
Hsrtstein's expedition feaehed Latitude
s2e SO north, They discovered new Cape,
Bay and Seas. They encountered a bridge of
ice from Greenland to the continent five hun
dred feet high and forty miles long. Found
Kane at Levity, Sept. 18th, having abandoned
the ship, advance to the ice. Three of their
companions had died from exposure, the
balance were WELL No trace of Franklin
Last winter was terribly severe, SO much so
that many of the natives died.
New York, Oct u.
Partial returns from Indians indicate that
the State has gone Democratic. The gains
CINCINNATI, Oct. 12.
Flour dull and only sail of 20 bbls at 773.
In grain there is nothing doing. In provisions
no sales except small lots Of Bacon shoulders
at III. Whisky active, 76 bbls sold at 800
333l. Molasses dull, so bbls sold at 40. Sale
of 14o bags coffee at 1lA@121a for fair and
prime. Sugar depressed and in and active.
New YoRK, Oct. II.
Flour lower to-day. Sales of 5000 bbls at
s62 for straight state, and Ohio and go for
Southern. Wheat market firm, sales of 1900
bushels at 21O for red Corn market dropping.
The market for Pork is excited. Lard firm.
Whisky dropping, sales of 500 bbls at 401a.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

GLORIOUS NEws FROM CATAHoULA.---We
have been favored with the perusal of letter
from Catahoula. written by former dstin-
guished citizen of this parish. The writer
+. says the Americancause is prospering glorious
ly in Catahoula. Within few weeks past
three. additional lodges have been organized and
fifcy Withdrawals from the Antics have taken
place. The writer furthermore states, that
the parish will give an overwhelming majority
for the American ticket in November; that the
party is thoroughly organized enthusiastic and
seagerfor the final contest.
.4f Baton Rouge Gazette, Sd inst.
For the information ofthe Courier and all
other anti-American organs, as well as to
post our friends at home and abroad, we will
remark that there have been more than one
hundred accessions to the American ranks in
the city of New Orleans within the past week,
and that the patriotic work continues to pro-
,gress without dimnution
The ranks of the Antics are being rapidly
depleted; and by the time the day of election
arrives they will not be able to muster a corpo-
RAILS guard ofnative supporters The Amer jean
ticket will also receive very handsome vote
from adopted citizens, The intelligent among
them see the jurtice Of cause.
o. N O. Crescent
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

GrThe New York Tribune states, and
avows it to be the truth, that twelve months
ago young lady in Ludlow street, in that
city, was married, and eleven weeks ago pre-
sented her husband with boy. Friday last
she was violently sick; her parents, supposing
she had cholera, hastened after physician.
He came, but before he left there was an ad-
edition to the family ofa fine bouncing girl
; The Tribune doubly asseyerates the truth OF
its statement.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
FALL CAMPAIGN!
HARDWA ARE AT WHOLESALE.
A NEW AND VERY LARGE FALL STOCK.
CHAS g WFIIS

NETHLST returning thanks for the patronage
W public he opened in Evansville. wonldnow
apprse interior Merchants from indiana Illinois and
teky city purchsar ao he has hsehefvss
fxy Cby one-thrdj he has offered Evans
Vs market sale Many Goods purchased at
by him. during depressed state OF the markets
sud and by importing Europe;
for American Goods filled the Manu-
Works he is only able but decidedly d posed
sell Hardware low figures house
aEczd the same Goods. to cash good time buyers.
a careful examination OF his stock and
Merchants aud Traders feeling assured that he do them
full 'ustiee.
Among tie articles slmoss comprising his
stock he names the following to the trade:
$50 boxes Axes-Wels Lppinco Leveretc and Collins;
sr0 dozen Pocket Knives fully assorted;
1900 d. Table o 90 asi
fOnrross Spoons -Frou Brittsnia and German Gfvsr;
80 dozen Coffee Mills, all grades
$40 do Piles and RaspS. all kinds
iOte fhs Brass Kettles. turned bottonsi
% n lbs Ssdi-Ons assortedi #eas
400 dozen Butt Hinges. DO; FEts
grO.s Screws giml pointed; Ht
$50 dozen Door SockssRd seckets;
100 do Augurs.
1O pairs Shnvel snd Tongs. iren and bs-4ss headSi
80 dozen Saws. from Mill to Key-hols
rs do Stetlyards and Scale Beams.
50 do Ames' (ana other hrands ShoveDs and Spadesi
casks Pump Chain and Fixtures;
cases Japanned Tnware fully assorted.
Whips LAshes Brushes Combs, Needles Speetselcs
Port Fancy Hardware generally together with
heavy goods Wis Chans Dog Irons Strap Hinges Tea kes-
ties, Knives ard Riddles and
GUN Barrels and Gum Trimmings,
Carpenters and Coopers Tools, window sash etc ets
CHARLES S. WEI Is
oet2 Main street. I'd door below Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
DIR. ". 7. OVENS PILLS
FOR THE CURE OF #ft
FEVER AND AGUE AND CHfLLS
ANN EENEDs

s1 and 100 s5sSSssty a tie FsssisS e
purportrs eans rom persons Who aa9s
been sy the shsfeof when in fact hOs
Of the nssisn ssh acsitioEs e
public miraculous and wonderful cures which
the diseases in the Of b
there has offered suffering humanity
this community who alter tfyss
& s ss p P have only
These PILLS are rot eopPoasd Of cheap
made and put uP by the sabcriber and
prices generally set patent pills But those whs
say. snaSIn the patent to asa to Ky sr
Psoa the cheapest saTss
s
application to the subseTi6srs:
TA.ssraes that my son was taken very sick with sSili
Asa biEh fever and and bd procureda
fssssda speedy and permanent cure JoHNH. MeFAR.
Issrtifv chis and fever and was Induced frc
fever purchase box DR.. W. ossasj ssls cssbr.-
we'll lad believe them be the best Pill
public tor the cure of Ague and Fever. E-c.AlREs.
" oo.,,o,Do,E xfSs,Gss s.. Il, X
years severely Fever md
.s s.s Would iSFa s any = relief only y 70 s-
ch P ns, sse s dS A5S g ny gsas Sy oy .:r
most iosshsons q all diseases csiIls Fss.r
ss1d a a 20 M .sG ssy f m SPd s
with Chills again. OHAs. b. GRIST.
7s Bos HARBoR. KY. April II, 1855,
This Is to certify that had Chs and Fever in my family
for months and tried all the Chill Pills ana
Chill nedcine that be had in the country In ordi
nsry they have pped the ch the Of
family with option On Oldest there
DR.. Owens Chill Pills. ana safely ssy everybody
--' '-'' - - '''' -''' '''' wM o. JACKSON.
owESsEono. KY, Feb. q. 1855.
Or " r. owxy-Dear Sir: have been afiieied VITA
ehilis and feYers for months and after ro
ediss induced box Of Ague Pills. which
have saTsd me sound and we and believe shsp 70 b the
the above gentleman years. eerii-
y '4-' A'' '''''-'- j. iFsLIuNKETT. Riysr Trader.
Pittsbnrg, Pa.
LEwIsroRT KY. Jan. =. fsss.
This eerHs have had the chiis and
remedies without effect. then
box Of Dr.. Owens Chill Pills. and they have entirely cured
me. TEOS. 2. TAYLOR.
OvENssoRo, April IL. 1893.
certify that had ehs aud feyers app~d eooa
physician. prescribed for he and medicine.
then adysisd 70 try Dr. OWENS Chill pills: did - they
pped the chIlis and perfectly we'll They ass
cured ofa distressing pain in the side. which
fearful would result in something etious Persons sett
with chs would do we'll to ther they are certain
cure. sr GEO. " . AI0NARCH
~ Pills warranted every
whero the directions followed.
H8- For sale. wholesale and retail. by -----4-
J.w COMPTON. Druggist.
fs~.as.5s.- sa+s OwensburE Ky-
Aise By satf W0oLSEY & SAWYER.
ffzs Whoesals and Retail gents.
sspl r5f trrs.- Evansville. lad.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

OF Copelands Exchange Bank buys Notes
Loans Money, Discounts Bills on New York
buys and sells Exchange on Eastern and
Western Cities, Uncurrent Money, Land War
rants, &C., pays interest on Special Deposits.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

THE "KINa OF THE. PUMKINs."-=A curious
custom prevails in Paris of annually proclaim
ing the "king the pumpkins, and of making a
solemn procession in honor of the largest vege-
table of the species which can be discovered.
The 'king" of the present. year was grown at
st. Mande, and weighed 348 pounds, being o
little loss than seven feet in circumference.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

0TMr. John Burrows, of North Billerica-
Massachusetts,, is ninety years old, and
his wife Bridget one hundred! They have liv.
ed together seventy y-nine years. They are ma
tivcs of Ireland, and reside with their son, Val.
entine Burrows, at North Billerica. 1t i,
doubtful whether there is another couple il
America who have been married so long.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
Eotd Department.

GTMembers of they c. Agricultural and
Horticultural Society win not be admitted to
the Fair without Badges, they can be had at
Hornbrook s. Churchilps store.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13

= erCol Drew has lost very valuable mare.
See his advertisement. The finder will be
literally rewarded by returning the horse to
the Pavilion Rotel.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
PROF. o. =. WooD,S.
CELEBRATED
AIR RESTORAT TIVE

n N -
yESHE .recs. ot.his wonderful Hair
old young lavish in their of the virtues ofths
5: %
-gr0Sscs or bald heads gTgTs1t EfCwh
medical pro fsssion; Feew -
Psoy o. j. woop Dear sir: Uns6Iieised. i send 20.
After being nearly bald for long time and
faith IN any MAS induc on hearing yours rfveiia
trial. placed mssi in the hands Of hafber sndhsd my
sSpsd aS1f ss veil sSSsS u til the scalp vas ali
This 5sPs,d s @
to tae preeent time and nov thick black and treng
and e ss there @a ssE & was hA
pezrng very rspidy still use your Resto-ative shout
sse no have
hitherto which hax
day an it really gives result
iIssrisnse have ySsI 70 shss:
tory The people here i effects hdenee in
tory is nearly exhasied and daily inquiries are IT,
Yoa deserve credit for discovery fo return you
long ago Of ever shecsng any sn'n BoNp
i0of'. n.'isiEi FIN Of Bond Eellss 6rS ss.ts.
IN. undsrsirned Rev j. Bragg lisa Minister in regul.s
and par,qr the Orthodox Church At Brookbeld
w,s hs i o. cossS wM DYER
= BRooxFIELD. Jao. II. lsSs.
n rives me pleasure
in removing n6smatien dandruf and consst
bisbeod and has my hair which beeonE
ay color have used no other article Fiik
Yours, truly. -lr.s }. b. BRAGG.
s Prepared and sold wholesale and Market
street 81. Louis. Mo and at 6a5 Broadssy. New Yorks
boessle or retail fayorAbe terms asshsT
can he bought At any other house. - 4 1.
Rp and all ths principal druggists sysrywhers
uyI ~esIRT 7Aa &@
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
VINEGAR.

VINEGAR.
40 N BBLS Purs Cider for salslow 20 close by
GDab sp2s f t1.s AZ 4 GEO. FOSTER 90.
LUNf SALTS so bushels periOr quality .. so cts
N per bushei. Apply Ison to GRO rosrpp co
NJ AIS $50 kegs assorted stes. la Belle whselnG"
~ for sale 10 close eonsgn pe1ts BY s-,,,, ~
ep2S GEO FOSrEk Oo.
TEA! TEA. TkAi
wpECEIvED per steamer Prairie City:
Ia chests Pouehong English bre~kfsstIes
sp7s / " HEINAN.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13


WNHERE existed public demand affective
puIsasiVs pill could be relied ana per.
denand an extensive virtues csnolu
ssy ss0V Ea shst success % st not s 70
make the best Of PLsors sheh should hays aOns Of
has been attempted here and with What success we would
for the patient hitherto that almost every Pura,s
msdieins s acrimonious and irritating 20 the
,n.a in the 70 saP % sa.
81 Being tarsy
i.i. bs that medicine should be taken
they are applicsbis are gwen on the box Among
glaints ykah have been any cured BY them may
and Log e r1
Pain the sds Lsins truth ali these but
s action il hs rsT Ss
dyssnsy scrofulA aad colds with soreness
snd "s svsrI Is. Ss,s pn Psatys Is rssnirea.
hf aa.s % &
Of the Heart pains in the back stomach and side They
sOOd and sp,rs h1 system or ss haa
occasional dose stimulates the stomach and healthy
blood BY thsiE acrion on the atOry
Of disc. ed energies q he Whole organism Benessn
,on. dose svsn though no ssIou;
TOO far e.et purgs.ye medicine eduees the ssreHkt5
required be here suege hsm
Cd ri. p viii sns~er purpose ssD Hh
has to nsnkind When their Virtues
fss s isRs
Being wrspped they tAte and being
purely vegetable harm Can arise theif
qrax tity. "
For minute directions see the wrapper the box.
sF E& PREPARED By
IAN ES c. A,Y E R,
PRACTICAL ASALrr1cAi CHEMIST hcKxiA. hA5s.
Price Is cents per box. Five boxes for 81. .
SOLD RX u FsteEa
Keller. Farnsley b Co Evansviiis. rad.s
Tagle Crawford. Qw-nsVillei -.e4 -f e ~.
HSllock & Psrmiter. Princeton; $50
G.. 8. Bingham. Pafoks:
W. Whiting. CynthianA;
J. e. Jaquess l. CO.. Posey-iliA:
Messrs Gardiner at Blsirsville and Wa8esSiIls;
Willisms and Robertson. W est Franklin:
Dr. Thomas View man and Jas. SanpsoR, Et. TsiheH;
Hudspeth Bro. Boonville;
Bowers Sargent. Newburkh: f-
Adams mpbe PetersburEh;
Frsd Eekstea. CincinnAti. o.. ADd all druggists.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
ROOTS a SHOES.

SHE subserfbsr have now on hand largest and
complete Of Boots and Shoes ever nro1zns y
this Mems Coarse and Fine ezk Lad -
Misses 0asrs Boys and oasns boot. ensss
GnS A;rrme. sYW HMNDkEuKk Ns&AA.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
RIVER ITEMS.

--- The Big Ben Franklin arrived here
Thursday night about 8 O'Clock, with fair
trip from n. Orleans. She left that city the
Saturday evening previous. The Ben put
out some freight here and then started on to
Louisville We thank our old friend, Mr..
Jno. A. Lowry, of the Office, for large pack
age of papers.
- The Cincinnati and New Orleans steam
ers are loading in regular rotation, by formal
arrangement, so as not to offer an injurious
competition while freights are scarce and low.
The Commercial Of Wednesday notices the
Ambassador dropping down to the wharf
Her turn comes after the Queen of the West
and Susquehanna are loaded.
s'' - Business dull at the Wharf yesterday.
River apparently not able to agree upon per-
manent rise or fall
s,'s - The fine new steamer Kate Sachet viii
be at Evansville next Wednesday for the
Wabash river.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
THE FINEST CLOTHHNGs
ATTHR LOWEST PRICES.

JUST RECEIVED AND NOW OPEN!
HAVE inst received my stand Main street. upper
sida ehstwten First and SeeoDa OF ths fnes
sndbest made articles Of READY MADE CLoTHlNS svsl
10 this city made IN As most fsshionaba<
styles Among these very superior
Furnshng Goods Of deseription froE
tbe senmon 70 the very hne. With laTgelo efTRgNKs
invite the public call, deteInia u
Ii vsyv eSeaA (osts-fnS JACOB GoTTLEIB.
az BSis. Kaakws s.is. ssr sale "a .emss.5s.: BY
&eB szsstH T. BAcoF 90, AAsB ct
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-10-13
WHY FEMALES stFFEB IN HEALTH
THE MARRIED woMAN,S.ss
PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION.
RY ny nAHRTcFk

| PHorEssoR OF DISEASES wonEA. = q
One Hazdrel1s Edition (50O, ,oOO) 181ao. gp25o
A'.sad.sa work Il ssblishsa fspnd slas.d
me sstalogoeef the Eress Trade Sales of New
principal beoaseilars in the United States. -.
EVERY rOEsu here discover by comparing swE
gynptoms with thoss descrbedthe character
sauss OF her complaint snd be spared much anxiety
fsrng IS well as the nnpessannes of making knsEn
making inquiries of Physician respect She nrbsrsss
ailments which she is subject Tbs wife about bseonins
mother hss often need respect
70 her alton which abe will book sells
what ths matter. and tells her what to do tor ia sin pis
but ehaste words and such she undersand d. ~ e
Those suffering obruc.ions Irregularities peealiAz
% the female system. from llins II
shs mean: q prsysnsion am eliorasien anu Eest
might oeyery husband if the simYlest apps
ssnas r to The marriage
sens:tiyeness that VIII rather susrsa
Conpiaina psc5lIar g the female ehIy.a sza5. sN
psniOa every female has physcisa that knows "a
:ssis1 ss her sysry feeling sad sl@eGs xisA
Dr. H. MAunlcrAs: Ny Dear Sir: Ny vile has been per-
snsuis and oatas before and Curing
syery ons hoIs Aa nose
hieh the dsspairsd e. rppossd thsi
ss: isasS
psrass e you tie rssfs aordad NJ eis
Learning and ns is @
ded Arenedy Isspened prosrect little
havs passed head human PTo6aSss u ny Wis
Hosls esys tssn IN her and children
INDIANA AGENTS,
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