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Washington tnion Insurance Co..
CLEVELAND, ONO.
Capital, $3.50. 600.

Officers.
y. b. nUNHAM, President
GEORGE MYGATr, Vice President and Treasurer
y. n SkFKIs, Secretary;
GEoRCE Il. SEATER, General Agent.
Directors
Geo Mygati, CieyflanGi d b Dnnham, Cleveland
E I Baekua, DO G W Cook. do
SsndIord, % w VI Powell, do
i}eIj NorthrHp, 10 Jicqb Perkins,. Warren:
Geo B Senter, do 7 Baker, NorWaIk;
q skees, 10 John CLARK, Brunswick
Robinson, Bedford.
tbs 'ceH knoun CompahY IS pre-
pared ~ take risks on tie So{cr ciQss-
cs u property Their means are
ample, and are so arrested that The
'H'lds CAN ONLY BE USED TO LOSSES.
No steam or special hazardous risks are taken,
and
The sum to be insured In the same vicinity il
limited to q prudent amount
The Company has completed the fourth wear
OF IT'S existence, and the Directors have been able
TO meet all losses without the Necessity OF a tax
apon TIE premium notes.
No assessment has been rlade upon the
opposite notes.
EDWARDS & TURNER, Age-ts.
February 18th, 1855. 6md
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Neat Market.

TH0MAS CROSS notifies the public that he
will open a Meat Stall on Sd street. in the
house Of I. w. Johnson, adjoining the coffin
ware soom, where he hopes to receive share OF
pubic patron 'ge. THOS. CROSS.
Feb. % 1850 d,f
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WHIPS
Tennessee Iron

Tennessee Iron.
M + are now receiving, in sddition to our pres
w .ent stock OF Iron and Blacksmith Tools, di
rcctiy from the manufacturers, 30 tons assorted al
zes Bar lion on which we will be nbis to give gu,
customers the benefit Of the recent decline In tn
market also $50 slabs assorted sizes Pillow Steel
TO whfca the attention Of dealers and biz cke mith
- directed. Feeling dssirous OF enIarging thi .
erInch Of eur bsinsss, prepared 10 oler th !
uetesssfy tnauceusntst to cassOmars TO accomphsr
AsssAe. coMNADtEs eNGTH Co
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To the Public.

lHV UUIIC,
HE undersigned proposes TO do Carpenters
and Joinsrs work of every description, and
will take contracts for building hovses from the
ground upwards, and finish and furnish materials
and deliver The keys or IN any way a per con-
tract, and OF the quality aid architectural STYLE
agreed upon. and al the time specified. Can De
seen at my shop office ON Fulton Street. be.
tween Second and Third p. EICHEK
Contractor and House Builder
REFERENCES: Mr. A. Graham, Thos. ".
CIagett. Esq, Geo. c. Dixon, Esq, Rev VIM.
III. Williams.
keoknk, April 10, 1855 d
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fenfisyitanla-incorp orated by the .-eyis-
laure OF that State with perpetual chatter
TRUSTEES.
lis Fxceencv the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN.
Hon. VIZ. WILKINS, Gate Secretary at War;
the Hon Moses HAMPTON; Hon w n Low
nv; HoN CHAKLEs MAYOR; and GIN. J. K.
MooRIHEAp.
FACULTY.
ANDREw T. HowpEN, late senior Professor OF
Book Keeping and Commercial Science ii the
Mercantile College of Pennsvl, ania
Louis ii DALHoTF, late Professor of Com
mefcla and Ofnam Entail Penmanship in the same
institution.
CHAs. Ben DARWIN. member Of the Darling
Ton Bar-Pfofessor oil Mercantile Law
The Principals design carving ont in every
particular that course OF training for business in
irodaced and followed up for upwards OF fifteen
years by Mr.. DUFF, the founder Of the Mercan-
tile College OF Pennsylvania, by which about
$500 merchants and Accountable have been quail
HE'D tor business. 1t IS pow regarded by bust
ness men as the most thorough and effective pre-
pafalon Tor the accountant given in The United
States. II comprehends upwards Of 400 real
business MISUNDERSTANDING six different
methods Of conducting books by double entry
about 800 commercial computations. explaining
many business operations not found III conner
anthmetics-a comprehensive course Of meicar
tile penmanship-busness forms and bushes
letters--dally lectures on commercial law an
commercial sciences
TEN rooms Wilde open for the reception cf
students on The frs, of December.
Circulars mailed to any address
Burlington, Nov. %. 1854. d&w
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Just RecciYed.

INJECT from The maGufaetory OF. Dawson.
~ Warren Hide, large and well assorted
stock of Cold Pens, ranging from the largest Of
hcs down TO the finest pointed Ladies Pen. The
reputation ot the manuiactors is guarantee
enough for the quality.
Also some hne Cold Pencils with Pens.
Jan. 22, '35. dhw<
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ODELL & MATLESS,
mANuFAcrtREns AsD pEALENs IN
Boots and Shoes.


MANUFACTURERS Asp pEALEss IN
Boots and Shoes,
Opposite Smiths Banking House,
kEOkUk, IOWA.
GALER 0DELL having associated with him.
~ sell Mr. L. Matless, in the Boot and Shoe
business, ihe new firm is prepared to do more
extensive business than ever heretofore They
have Just received very large assortment for !
splins nnd Sammsr Trnde
lneladine all desirable styles and qualities for
Ladies. Misses, Gentlemen, Boys, and children.
winch Will be sold as low for cash az any dealer
can sell them
We intend 10 pay particular attention 10
Custom Work
and be ieNing that HoMT MAsuFAcTrnrs onphtt n
y be encouraged, and will be enc ged if wrrr
DONE, we employ none but the very best hands.
and PLENTY OF them, IN order tina, we NAV quar-
e any all work TO give perfect satisfaction. and
~ AL oasiets with entire pnaot9a3tsy.
RIfAfslNG done with neatness and djsns,ob
We lusi'e all persons TO give US call, at tht
sign OF the Marmoti Shoe
March 80, 1855 dSwly
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Carey l. kl!h0lrne.

| iRECT Importers and Dealers IL China
IL Glass, and Queeuswafe, have just received
per Ocean steamer, Geo. Peabody. &tentg .foe
crates OF we'll assorted Crockery. ware, which
they offer 10 Country Dealers at very low prices.
They also hate iii store toF the CITY trade.
Dinner aud Tea SETS Of China and Earthen-ware
complete, Stand Lamps. side Lamps hanging
Lamps, Chandeliers, Globes, and Chlmmeys.
Fluid burning Lamps, Lanterns Look q a~xts,
Iumblers, Molasses Cans, Jars, BrjttanIa-ware
and a large and we'll eected lo of wali paper;
all OF winch they offer to The CITY trade low,
keokuk, Jan !, 1855 lid
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VALUABLE Gut Lots for Sale.

THE undersigned proposes 10 sell a portion Of
The Tract known as the Gamble FAM in
ten acre lots
me above land is situated about mile from
the town plat of Keokuk, ana affords n,anv
beautiful sites for private residences. The
land oeitg very rich and situated convenient 10
the city, ard beyond the reach Of The dust from
The Plank Road, offers the most valuable loca.
tons Tor Market Gardens, Nurseries, Pasture
Grounds, &c.
Terms Will be mace easy and title warranted
WM. c, GRAHAM
ApriI l6, 1855 G3m
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j. w. Johnston.

j. w. Johnston,
I ID r K Z A X Il II
CORNER JOHNSON THIRD STREETS
CARRIES on tie business OF Under ,s
" taxing in all us branches. He has S1ssscas'
recently made extensive additions To his stock
and perfected his arrangements Ia every depart.
ment
Patent Metallic Burial Cases,
iinpervious to air and understandable highly or
nanehted and i"valuable for he preservation o.
the dead, as well as eoffiis of every style and
finish furnished TO order
Hearses and carriages furnished, and tho en-
tire arrangements of the funeral attended 10
when required.
Keoknk, April IL, 1855. DIV
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THE BEST AND FUNNIEST GAINES
i AND PAPERS ia the world comprising
the best Tales, Sketches Poetry, aud the most,
iaughable Jokes ever produced by human wit.
Yankee Notions, or Writings Of Jonsthan's
Jack knte; Pictorial pcayune; London Punch;
Brother Jonathan; Dutchman; Know Nothing
Almanac, sc. GRAHAM & CAVE
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Circular Saws.
saddles and Harness

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
~ l.. II. TURNER has purchased
- A the entire stock of s B. Good
EE37NA rich x Co. and will carry on the
0k9S4skA business of saddle and harness
making in all its branches at Tho
shop formerly occupied by j. c. Triinble. No. Sc
Main Street
His stock consists OF the best material 10 be
found III the Cincinnati market, and he can offer
Inducements TO The trade either at wholesale or
retail
WHIPS
He has also every style of whips, which can
he had al wholesale lower THAI. anywhere else
in this city.
Particus Intention given 10 RrpAiRrsG. Job
Will be don the shortest notice, and in COOS
style.
Keokuk, Feb. 10, 1855, d&wIy.
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I'm Ortation,
5. w. s. II. TUCKER,
lnp0rtffS and NhnlrAnlf nrallrs

II AVE thls day received per ship Shamrock
IL from Liverpoolto New Orleans. and steamer
Oh the Misssslppi an invoice of Cutlery, Files.
Edge Tools, &c, direct irom The Manufacturers
~ Sheffield which, to- ether with increased pur
chases from American Manufacturers. form The
largest Stock OF Miscellaneous IIal DWARF and
Cutlery ever brought TO the State Of Iowa .
which they offer and guarantee TO be at ST, Lon
rs prices, and earnestly solicit from Dealer. an
exaHinaiion OF the same previously 70 going far.
tier.
March - 1855. daw
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A. L. coNsABLr gro. u. smyIlI. NJ coNshrLE
CONNABLE. SMYTH 4 co.
1aesaie Grocers deniers In Tennessee Iren, T.
YArWQrdins md Com mi xion Merch nRtx

1Aelesale Grocers. dealers In Tennessee Iron, y
forwarding and Commission Merchants,
Nos. 81 and IS. Levee,
4 RI now receiving the following, completing
htheir spring stock, which they offer the trade
a very low rates. They wal do justice 20 any
ders they may be favored with
100 hhds sugar, 30 nests tubs,
% bbis Belcher's clfl, doz tar buckets,
- loaf and crushed, so doz zinc washhosrls.
Ioo moiasses, 20 boxes clothes mns,
% plantation . Zoe coils Raani.lm rope
% Belcher's Il IS int
Colleen syrup, 10 dor hemp and grass bed
6opkgs hf btl 4 krs do cords,
700 sacks Rio coffee, 500 boxes wind W rinsx
sopock'u old gov Javado asst sizes & brands,
500 kegs nails, asst sizes, 80 boxes tunablers,
% boxes soap, so hxS pt, hf pt a at TASKS
20 do star candles, eceroons s. 2csses Indigo
90 do. meuid do cask PRIME msdder,
- hf chests teas, asst, hbls alum. -
- boxes do / 0 - coppefas,
100 bxs showing tchaceo, q sacks pepper
various brands. splcs,
% oxs cns chewing and DO boxes gro. pepper and
smoking do pimente,
~ M regalis andprincipe . bales cloves,
cigars, l case numegs,
Is boxes Cuba sixes, so boxes gro nger
500 br prime d. Apples, % doz yeast powders
800 ou prime ID. Peaches, 80 bills diff kinds nuts
100 pigs saleratus, sbiss DO bu flesh pea nuts
boxes, kegs, % bales cotton batting,
- kegs soda, 10 candle wick.
SEQ bbls wrapp'g paper, rs bags cotton warn,
100 feams let' cap DO 30 = colpsed and " hite
- pkssls1 \ mackerel carpet chain,
drums coohshs 20 bales wrapping Irvine
% DIS smoked herring, 80 boxes 81. LOUIS starch
cases sardines, 20 starch.
10 tssfces rice, 90 doz Thomas oysters,
- bbis Tar, 100 boxes candy,
20 fitch Il roAin 200 kegs rifle and n,,n,u ,
~ bxs NJ 4 raisins, powder,
10 hf and or bxs do $50 der wood buckets
! case pranes, in boxes, $4,000 feet fuse.
le boxes cilron, 20 cases ID and hf ID can.
800 drums figs, later powder
- obis Dayton ale, fresh, 100 boxes matches,
- boxes mustard, 30 boxes ink,
- corn starch, loo bags Shot, all sszes,
eo0Ox brooms, tons tar lead,
~ lks broom Irvine, 600 n y caps
- hoxas axes, 100 water proof do
- bbIs crackers,
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PRoF. .. J. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE

PROF. -. ]. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
ME have never known any other Med,cine
WIN so inrgs share ol public confidence
III so snort time,ss this has done. II has MOI
oeeh more than year since we FIRST heard Of H.
and II now stands al the head oC allremeli.x ~
the KIND Chester Herald
wen ma the editor say this, Cor the intrinsic
merit Oh Inc compound has enable d the proprietor
TO sell within the past ten n.oStis ia the cft,e
OF y. Louis ana New YORK than one hum
aEed thousand dollars worth OF certificate frots
1he ihteliigent and gentlemen Of national reputa-
uon, Of which the following is ene:
Carlyle, III, June 81, 1888.
hate used Prof. q. =. WOODS Halr ne stoya
ave, and have admiredi its wonderful effect. MY
halF was becoming, as | thought, prematurely
gray out by the use of hls "Bestoratiye, ii has
resumed IT'S original color, and, have ne usuht
permanently so.
sydney Brecse. Ex-senator United states.
Also circulars, which can be had uf the Agents
II. II. AyrEs,
cILmoEE acKrssv. Agent.
keokuk, Iowa, June 2s 'os-[d&w
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DEALERtn Watches, Clocks, Fancy and varie-
~ ty Goods, Musical Instruments, and TOYS o
all kind. Watches, Clocks and Jeweiry repaired.
Old Gold and Silver bought. Main Street ,betewee
Fourth and Fifth, Keoknk Iowa lular.2a'63.d
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PAINTED TOILET WARE.
Nsets Tor sale BY
Ne, u, 1854 aA~sw 49, : 0Ao
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BEN. F. DCDSONt
vi ERCHANT TAILOR.

F0 . nj q NSIT tT ttEAfFU NTaIN aud JOFlrNOu,
BE0kUk, IOWA
Il EEPS general assortment Of French. Eng
IL lsh and American Cloths. Cassmeres. and
Veshngs OF the very finest quality, ard the most
fashionable patterns, which he will make On to
order at the shortes, notice. in the latest stvle.
Also good assortment OF Shirts always on hand.
Feb Sth, 1855. div
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All the world is reading the Life and Beauties

Fanny Fern.
THE reader will find this work possesses Il e
4 same attractive. features that characterize
all her productions They are alternately witty
and pathetic, caIsic snd soothing, sparkling
and pensve. an GRAHAM & CAVE
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CROSS CIT NAMS
OF BURLINGTON.

4 BRANCH of the Mercantile College Of
Pennsy lvana-incorporate by the ..eyis-
iature of that State with perpetual chatter.
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c. OBERTOP.

X EEPsa stock ofFamil, Groceries svariety o
IL Toys,at an assortment lf Msncsl Instri-
msnts, for sale on Main street, ~ttt ~ean second
AID thii d. f,uar2s'ss
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
ORLEANS HOTEL,
SECOND, BETWEEN J AND K STREETS
Sacrame entO.

Y
THE above Hotel, occupying space
| of IS by $50 feet, in the most central E:i1
part of the City, built of brick and three sto-
ries high offers INDUCEMENTS TO TRAVELLERS
not surpassed by any establishment in the
State.
The ground floor is set apart for Dining
Room, Reading Room, Billiard Room and Bar
Room.
THE TABLE will be found at all times sup
Piled with the choice of the market.
AT THE READING ROOM can always be
found the daily papers of the State and the
latest dates from the Atlantic and Europe
THE BILLIARD SALOON is furnished
with five excellent Tables, superintended by a
competent keeper.
THE BAR will be supplied with the best of
Liquors and Wines.
The second and third stories of the building
are set apart for Palors, Family Rooms and
Chambers comfortably furnished.
We have also leased the large brick build
ing corner of X and Front streets formerly
known as Sackett's Hotel) set apart for Lodg-
ing Apartments. which are furnished in SUI
perior manner, which, added to the Hotel, Will
afford ample accommodations
The ssOrleans" is also the Depot and Oflce
of the CALIFORNIA STAGE CO., from
which place Stages leave daily Tor all parts OF
the State. HARDENBERGH Il CORSE,
feb17 nv Proprietors.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
DR.. j. G.. Young.

Corner of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs MEDICAL NOTICE.-It is highly
important that persons afflicted with private
complaints, should, on the first appearance of
the disease apply to to a physician who under
stands disease in all its various forms and
stages, and can at first sight distinguish a
slight local inflammation from bad constitu-
tional disease. A very little proper medicine
in the first place may save months of sickness.
My medicines are composed of entirely vege-
table ingredients, have no bad effect upon the
constitution and eradicates every particle of
disease from the system
P S. Recent cases of infection cured in
from three to five days, without change of
diet. sept 30 3m.
Office, corner of Montgomery and Califor-
MIA streets, up stairs, opposite the Banking
House of Page, Bacon & Co., San Francisco,
California.
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
"A CARD FROM DIR. YOUNG,S
Private Medical Office.

no THE AFFLICTED.-In this age of pro-
i gress when science is developing itself IN
such manner as to appear almost miraculous,
everything in common place is looked upon as
not worth notice. In view of this fact, DR.. }.
e. Young, CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND CAL
IFORNIA STREETS, UP sTAIRs,) has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by
scientific, (that of waiting for the public to
find you out aloneO and publish to the world,
as much as may be, his knowledge OF the heal
ing art, to let these who are in the need of as
sistance know where they can find relief with
out fear of being imposed upon.
In continuation of this object, DR.. J. G..
Young would say that for the past ten years,
he has pursued the practice of medicine in
one of the largest cities in the United States,
with the highest success and that his standing
as physician is without reproach, having at
one time been lecturer at the University of
Pennsylvania on yenereal diseases, &c.
Upon all Of these considerations, DR.. j. C..
Young has confidence in introducing himself
to the public, knowing that they will sustain
we'll earned merit.
The following are few of the many testi-
monials which have appeared in the public
journals the last few years:
[From the Boston Medical Journal.1
Although we are oppose to the system of
advertising, for good and sufficient reasons,
still we deem it but justice to say that DR.. j.
C. Young is one of the most Industrious and
indetatigable votares Of the medical science
in the United States.
From Professor Jackson.1
The subscriber is personally acquainted
with DR.. j. G. Young, and has seen much of
his practice, and can bear testimony to his
merits as practitioner.
[From the New York Herald.
The emnence of this distinguished gentle
man in his profession, and the very extended
opportunities possessed by him for the OBJ
servaton of veneral diseases makes his SER
vices invaluable to those afflicted with the
above complaint.
[From the Whig and Advertiser.]
All afflicted with private complaints should,
if possible, consult DR.. J. c. Young. whose
medical education is not surpassed by any
physician in the country. In his skill, honor
and integrity all may rely with safety, whilst
most of the medical practitioners in this city
are without honesty or responsibility, their
pretensions being grounded in ignorance and
assumption.
Office, corner of Montgomery and Califor-
MIA streets up stairs, opposite the Banking
House of Page. Bacon q Co., San Francisco.
Open from 8 A. NJ. to P. NJ, Sunday inclu-
ded. sept so 3m
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Mr. Shorts saws Kansas is great country.

Mr. Shorts says Kansas is great country
Rents cheap. because they have no houses
Women not expensive, because they don't
have any. Society primitive and not partic-
ular. The men and hogs, cattle and dogs, all
Law in the same bed. If you want to live like
double-breasted fghting-cock. go to Kansas.
There is man in New York so opposed to
Catholicism that he won't travel on cross
roads He is the same man that won't eat
beef for fear it might be portion Of the
Pope's last Bull.
We know of Lawyer who gets so confused
by press of business that he frequently mis-
takes one parchment for another; in fact, he
has been known to take the will for the deed
When should common manual laborer ex-
pect more wages than the President of the
United States? Ans-When he's engaged for
higher (hire).
"My dear, wish it was as much the fashion
to trade wives as it is to trade horses"
"Why?"
cause I'd cheat somebody shameful before
night"
"Well. Alck. how's your brother Ike get
ting along these hard times?" Oh, first rate
got good start in the world-marred a
widow who has nine children"
A Western editor. who is a bachelor. says:
eve never cared a farthing about getting mar
red until we attended an old bachelors fun
eralr
How do you know that the elephant is al
ways in good humor? Because he is constant
ly showing his worries.
A Yankee has invented machine for ex-
tracing the lies from quack advertisements.
THE PRESS IN CHINA.-At Pekin when an
editor inserts any false Intelligence. the possi-
bility of its repetition is removed by the re-
moral Of his head! What a sad thing it
would be for some of our contemporaries if
such were the case here.
! A French paper thus traces the sensations
of reader of advertisements:
The first advertsement-He He don't see it,
The second insertion-He sees but don't
read.
The third insertion-He sees it.
The fourth nsertion-He looks at the price.
The fifth insertion-He speaks of it to his
wife.
The sixth insertion-She is willing to buy.
The seventh-He purchases
The weekly Placer herald., 1855-06-02
Constitutional DebiIity-OR SEMI

" NAL wEAKNESS.-Dr. j. &. Oung addresses
those who have injured themselves by private
and improper indulgences in that secret and
solitary habit which ruins the body and mind.
uniting them for either business or society.
The following are some Of the sad and melan-
choly effects produced by early habits of
youth, vix: weakness of the back and limbs,
pain in the head. dmness of sight, loss of mus
cular power palptation of the heart, dyspep-
sia, nervousness, irratability, arrangement of
the digestive functions, general debility, symp-
tons of consumption, etc, etc.
Mentally, the fearful effects on the mind are
more to be dreaded. Loss of memory, con-
fusion of ideas, depressions of spirits, evil
forebodings, aversion to society, self distrust,
love Of solitude, timidity, &C., are some of the
evils produced.
All persons who are afflicted with any. of
the above symptoms should not fail to call on
Dr. J. c.. Young. and be at once restored to
perfect health. Let no false delcacy prevent
you but apply Immediately, and save yourself
from the dreadful consequences of this dread
full malady.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS
Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
DR.. J. c. YOUNG, corner of Mont
gomery and California sts, San Francisco,
[up stairs.]
For sale, the celebrated frencn Lunar Pllls.
These pills are now acknowledged by the medi-
cal fraternity to be the only safe, mild and
e1icacious remedy to be depended upon in
long standing cases of suppression, or irregu-
larity or stopping of the functions Of nature,
the nature, the neglect of which is the source
of such deplOrable effect in the female frame.
N. B. These pills are highly celebrated as
a preventive Price So. 90 per box.
DIR. J. c. YOUNG.
cor. Mont and Cal. streets, [up stairs,] S. F.