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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
XAsaIsa1ox. May Is

WAsax0ToS, May Is.
Horss.-Ths House took up the bill TO reg
ulate the Washington Municipal Election. and
after debate 4 was postponed.
/. A Aessses wss RECEIVED from the President
@ Ceutrsl American Afiairs and read, when
the Hosse sdjourped.
SEsx1E.-A Message wM recsiYed irom the
President relative 10 routes Of transport be-
tween the Atlantic and Pacific and the general
condition OF Central America, in which be
says q small body OF American Citizens invited
10 Nicaragua BY Castellons party, bad appa-
rentiy put an end 10 the struggle. The new
government exercises the actual power, apd we
do not 60 behind this TO investigate the eseS
lion Of legitimacy do not inquire into the
causes which may have I'D to that change Of
government. II. therefore. when the Near
ago, fhcts now present Ind existed, be would
have beea recelyed.
Another has now presented himself and has
been received satisfactory evidence having been
presented that be represents government de-
fado ds,ure Numerous considerations Of in
terest are advanced In the message in regard
70 the propriety Of his reception. and addition.
al measures are suggested for security Of tran
sit across Nicaragua.
A debate ensued On the reading Of the mes
sage Ia which Mr.. Crittenden said that in one
weeks time the country would be agitated from
one end TO the other, and might result in war.
Mr. Mason defended the President. Docu-
neuts accompanying the message are very VOL
luminous more from the Attorney General aer
10 the effect TO prevent the fitting out Of expe.
ditioos, military or naval, against any foreign
power.
A report Of the Secretary Of the Navy CON-
prises various orders to commanders in Mrnm-
sota. Potomac, s.. Marys aud Fulton. The
steamer st. Marys Is to remain at Panama as
long rs she Is needed. ~
Among the documents, are letters from Mr..
MAncY to Mr.. molina, Costa Ricsn member
in reference to the murder Of Americans at
Virgin Bay. o.
WAsHISoros, MLyl6.
SEsArE-A resolution was adopted, direct
ing experiments at the Mint, with the view OF
testing and preventing the unlawful deteriora-
ton Of coin.
Mr.. Mallory and Benjamin defended. and Mr..
Crittenden and Toombs condemned the action
OF the Naval Board Adjourned until Mon
day.
HousK.-Ihe House Was engaged in discus.
STOP n to what should he done with several
private bills heretofore transmitted from the
Court Of Claims. The debate involved the
powers OF that tribunal.
A rule was finally adopted that all bills from
the Court Of Claims were TO be referred to the
Committee on Claims, aud every Friday, i'm
mediately after reading Of the journal. it should
be 10 order for that Committee to report with
reference to business from the Court Of Claims.
The House considered and passed one private
bill and adjourned till Wednesday.
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Political News.

FotAsteo1 NoWos
The recen, P-sssytv.s,a Democratic state
Convention passed resolution appointing a
committee oflfve, 70 wait upon Mr.. EvenAsAs
and inioru him that be Is the unsniIDoos choice
Of that body for the sert Prsidcnry.A Gu the
7th inst, this committee repaired 10 Wheat
land, Mr.. BIS resideno. and officially Informed
him Of the unanimi,y Of the State Convention,
and presented him copy Of The resolutions
passed by that BODY Mr.. BUcuASAs replied
10 the COMMITTEE and. in reference 10 the rcso-
lutions. said
Tn. au,is. Of tbs Presdsst, wAopSoevsr he may -,
have bees cssriy and ably Indicated BY the sdn'rsbe
rssosoas Of the C~avsaG Ton vheb you have a't pre-
ssa,sd ne, SD oil Of uhieh ~ithea, rstessaes to
issss nsssiy psssoasi 10 ny~l heartily sdoet Ia
deed thsy ny cordial appreciation from tho moment
wbss lfss rsssssd thss - ne othsr sis o. NE AZ
latte Thsy consulate risuos" broad na'iSa.l sad
Conservative Esd eas sminently worth Il me i~@"
efaey Of our crest md good old sfstss.
Thsss Tesoigtioss carried Into execution, with "a IN
as,lsili'y sad perseverance prssind,ss al ssp' Of
change, and yss IN andy spirit, vii, ere iosz, alag
the dangerous sssitsmsni which has for sons yssnps
,silsd The subject u So@sste slavery sad .ssia
s sss " Ss IT, ~: d Is. ecs
stitut0n and the Caios.
The resolutions endorsed. 10 the strongest
language. the Nebraska. Kansas Act
The Washington correspoIrien, Of the N. Y.
Herald says.
b. days think that many u the sSaihsrn dslsgstss
sss dhpossd 10 silev bath New Yesh delsyssion. ad
miss.ss ~ Csseiass.L 1 have 10 inset With the nrst
enc ready admit tbs colts 20 the exclusion Il the
kasds Indeed the most prevailing opinion scene 10 10
thss 1ths point is issAs between ths two the hssds
meet wis.
atD. CAss cent to the recent ineeting Of the
Nicaragua sympathilers the following tele.
gram
IL not psssbis Tor 10 s,,sad your ms~tiss thesFh
sincerely hope thst the usvsneat of Walker will be
sueesss ftbnh The beet in,ss.,s d ihs eosa,ry, Of
tbs, eeantry, snd Of The -e'iA F-asirs II he. all
u my b-st wishes Lsvm Cas-
Tho Democracy Of Col RlcBAsDsosis dis
trict, In Illinois, have placed 10 nomination, as
his successor, Hon. T. N. MoxHis
The National Inteihgener, the Wing organ
At Washington. gives the following aid and
comfort 10 black Republicans
We havs already expressed osr disspprobs iion, 10
more Instances ihan ons, II ssy sdTt to ayiiss for
for repeal Of tho Nebraska b and rsstorat,oa at tbs
ni.sesri line IN hs fra piass' " Improbable, ard
Ass faf gs<s,', az4 4 .s.rs esascotz rs dssSsr 81 IA
pesos y ne As tnion - TOO gf'a 10 t. haHrtsfIr
p"'iv Psrpexs'
The Republicans are talking Of Judge Nc
Lr,S, Of the Supreme Court. as their candi
date for the Presidency. Ia Dcccmber, lsa7,
M article appeared IN the National iafeii,gen.
III l. 81 LII. A.. L. Al
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

kAss.s--A letter from Kansas. IN the ST.
Louis Rsrus'or", SAYS tina, Gov SHANNON has
sen, an express iron leccnp,on to Lexisgtu
with the necessary papers 10 arrcs, RoprysoS
and secure his return to the Territory
The Congressional Committee Is in sssioa
1t Lsaveuvcrth. and Il is understood wheu
they nnisA there they vii sd)oQrr 10 Washing.
tse-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

TmE iucone Of Ohio last year WAS aboa. 'our
and quarter millions d dollars. and its sx.
pcnd,urcs three millions and half I, has
800 miles Of canals, 600 u navigable rivers,
and 1000 miles Of railroads In wheat crop
last year vas $4,000 900 bushels. and corn So.
600 200 bushels
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

\ PETITION is being circulated in Clayton
county Iowa praying the court to grant an
order for an eleciion to decide whether the
county seat shall not b. removed iron Elksdor
to GuttenoGy. II has just been moved ruu
0sssavillo to Elkador
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

Tar bah Of Snru 4 Nnos, 81 Cincinnati,
which is capable Of SEATING over 600 persons
has bsen selected - the place in which to hold
he Dsuocr.ssc Ns,ioral Cc1vsstiou il Jane.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

Oh Thursday las; FIVE prisoners attempted 10
escap" from the State Prision at Fl. xAdisol
Iowa Foor 20; away, bu, were recaptured
One ras sho. dead while in The oct q scalirs
The wall His narne was james S,c~srt set
ron Lee county
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

M'LLE RACHEL IN DELicArE SITUATION.
We translate the subjoinei paragraph from the
C~rcpo''do,es Parf,c,d,srs dw Prr,S,sr Ia.
ris, April -
Nile hchs'a ias mer ,atsr~ss,s< fSs'tion sAs Z.
81 months rr~Ensat. Noa proesbiy sasPected tAts
whsa ahsr her rstarn from Aner'ea, she feured 70
lttis country Aesss In Normandy sna refused ali The
ossr, irom the Cea~sss Frascaise. ea, As pshbe
veali asve tnc-a astAisx bod act esrsasay peshed
Ne Rachel 10 sussd the recent r<rs,masees 81 has
s,ct en- The 81 her Wait she SO u ecrrss
seea snd rssxassd cod her ess'iies vas 20 apparent
taAth eeaid at =, msaAsa.
Nile RcHEI arrived in New York. in Al
gust. 1886. The newspapers were particular
to tell us that shs was accompanied by her
hther, her brother and her sisters bot The
above paragraph would seen to .Aow tia, the
pre~cnce Of an important perscn-ber husband
was passed. over by the journalists Who
wa be-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22
ST. LorIs. NAV l.

81. LOTS, May 70.
Our City Hospital was destroyed By Gre TO-
day. Several Of the inmates were buried a.
death ard Others seriously injured
PaiLADuPHiA, May l6
Fons Of Dupout's Powder Millsat Wilmins
ton we're blown up at Eve clock yesterday r
NJ. and three rlen killed
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-05-22

whiie considering on TINS subject, Mr.. tramp
ton came to invite him to dine He was too
III 80 accept, but asked IL Mr.. Champion knew
anything Of thu charge that be (Ciayton) had
admitted Ruatsn Was exempt from the treaty
provisions.
Mr. Champion, in most unqualified terms,
Acknowledged that there was no truth in the
report that Clayton had ever made any such
intimation.
Mr.. Clayton said he had made speech after
speech in the Senate, endeavoring to prove d.
rccty the reverse OF what be- was represented
a. admitting
He was willing to put the most charitable
construction on il. but 1t was an utter mistake
Mr.. Cas- thought il very certain Mr.. Clay
ton unless In soue Ct VI insanity could never
have said TO Mr.. Champion what was attribu-
ted to him
WASHINGTON, May IL.
Padre Vigil presented his crcSlential - Min
lister from Nicaragua and was Immediately ne
ccgn.zed by The President.
w,sHIsGroS, Nay L.
Mr. Buchanan VAS ser~naded at his lodgiegs
last night lie briGy returned thanks for'tbe
compliment said be regarded the present posi-
ton Of the slavery question a. "a dnality. and
reiterated the opinions 10 bis Baltimore speech.
Considerable enthusiasm was manifested, and
aiter the speech many prrseot paid their ~
spects TO Mr.. B.
Il Is understood that the officials Of the ORR
Eaba were ot6ciaily advised iorcibly TO resist
any attempt Of the British frigate Eurydice 10
board her ct San Juan, and interfere with land
ing passssngers. IL made the present trip
n IA not true that despatchn from England
came yesterday through Mr.. Dallas He w.
to bold IN o6icial interview With PAlneytoa
ths DAY Tie Anain sailsd-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Uatchelee's Hair Dye.-Twen.y years exI,,rim mt
and application justify the proprietor In warranting
this the best Hair Dye in existence. II dyes black
" brown instantly, without h- least injury to2har
or skin. Made and Sold or applied lin nine private
rooms) At BACHELOR S Wig Factory, 23s Broad
way, New York. b. sure You get WIN. A. Batche-
lors, there Is worthless imitation The genuine Is
sod In Davenport, by all ths Druggists.
June 3n-liav I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Thar STEAM PREss.-Thc rickety
machine in the Gazette Office, which the
Editor persists in calling "Steam Press,''
was in use in Boston some ~ years OF
thereabouts, and thence transported 20 The
Tribune Office in Chicago, where after il
wss worn out, the Gazette man bought il
- ws are Informed, At one penny pouat
Gov old iron
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

No PAPER.--As to-day is 10 be de-
voted to the pleasure Of ourselves and tha
public generally, there will be no issue Of
our paper to morrow. We hope the human
race will do oil they can to render them
sslvss independent and patriotic to day, u
i u chance i ill Of ~ witness . like oe'
casioe for year 70 come.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

RAISr.-One refreshing shower fol-
lows quickly upon the heels Of smother.
The grain crop is coming on in hne style
The straw will BE- short, but The crop will
NJ b nsch less than last year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04
Exeha1ge @ Ge11asy.

EX0oSo8O - 0OeuDooys
eITl1 snAsssigned Gro nov psVass y Assv A11se
4 ~ Y ea:sl.e ssssss iessS0 ssss.4e1Nk
Cologne In
3eipMg In 2ax2AL
Cassel,
0semen,
Hamburg,
4rankfort, o. ~,
and solicit ne CUSTOM q IN sAon AAxipe kvssss
with tkoee cities.
cHuss, $40, sAaaow : @, sAs...s.
I AND WARRAETS 1bs sale -
II CYv&A &10. !Ana0v 90.
DAnRnuD lo1o q,
(sTERl.AEn bs.sy fos q - spses1 ~ sass b.
u Cnunn - n poNw - O.. nnakers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

BusuOP KsMpER.-Thc numerous
friends Of the venerable and highly e.
tssnsd Bishop Kemper, who for ove'
twssty years has been the Missionary
Bishop Of the North West in the Protestant
Episcopal Church, will be pleased 10 learn
thst he will spend next Sunday in this city
90 bic way 10 visit Kansas aud Nebraska a, as
Missionary Bishop Of those Territories,
sad will oAkeiate in Trinity Church both in
he morning and afternoon. He has been
iAsati6sd with the whole west, from Texas
70 Minnesota, - laborious pioneer Bish-
op ever since his consecration in 1895; and
be present field embraces Wisconsin, Min
nssota. the Lake Superior region, Kansas,
Nebraska, aud the greater portion Of the In
dian Tur;tory adjacent. All the time Of
bis 6rst appointment he had sole charge Of
ne whole north and south west His nu.
messus friends will be glad 10 welcome
hin asd hear him once more:
~ Come Of our young people arc
- celebrate Ia Capt. Dodge's Grove, in
os6als. Aaticirstions run high, and il Is
Aaped that they will ENJOY fine time.
GAZETTE SLANa.-ln proportion 10
~ desperate condition Of the Black Re
psblican cause, does the Gazette lose con,
6dsses snd it has adopted the policy Of
dsiag al the mischief It can TO the De.
0oesaey, even though it caunot benefit the
ether party.
We ere not at all displeased at the results
u it, influence; for il is so disgusting 10
saaay Of its party that it serves only to aug
meat the ranks Of the Democracy, Tho
defeader Of Jim Lane, and treason, at Joe
Kaox and slanG, and Of every other indie
eseey in is own mosaic party, II has Lost
the rs.pect Of the rejecting conservatives
who alone give That party responsibility
and strength. Not an individual af the
Neaaesstie party has escaped the venom Of
To taags. Having No editorial ability, to
csaviacs BY sound Argument, il dsssends
20 he level Of pot house politicians and
sbuses what il cannot refute,
Il was ordered by wise Providence.
tAat The world should 1t no time be without
q seovsgs o, pestilencs Of some kind and
Davenpost gets her share Of it IN the col
H0as u tha Gazette.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Persons wishing to obtain choice
fruits 10 day, can find just the thing they
want 1t Nixon's. He has just received
then.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Dal1sy.s MagIeat Dssa Exsssesss.-Thers
asvsr has besn discovery made In Msteris Aeiica,
vhsrs6y pain can b. % quickly anayei. and where
parts In high state u i,naitn eas be % rapidly
redscrd 70 their natural state. nor where wounds aud
soars ON - % thoroughly and rapidly healed, and
dscayed parts restor d without either &C sr or defect
than Nth DALLEY.S MAGICAL PAIN EXT RAG
TOR.
In Cuts, Vounfs, SpsaiuS AMI Brniscs-causalties
to whicA children are constantly sntect-the ac;ion
Of the sen,aSne DALIEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR, IL
ever tho same How much Pain and Sun ring may
MT thus - prevented Moreover Life itself is Of.
tsn dependent ussn having At hand the Genuine
DALEY EXTRACTOR, aud for particulars Of which
resp ctfuiy refer " nv printed pamphlets, T. th
truth nj which no Id myself responsible.
No case Of R1sRs AMI Scald ~ matter how severe,
has ever yet, IN any instance, resisted the all
powerful, an-subssinS and h-aIius Qualities Of the
DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
No Pam Extractor genuine unless the hox has
upM II Steel Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
lures &c. v. CLICKENER 4 Co, propri.tors, and
HENRY DAILY, manufacturer. Price 70 cents pr
box.
W Ali ord RS should be addressed to C. w. Click
ener Co., 81 barclay sts,et, NV York
Sold BY all Druggists and Medicine dealers through-
out the United States. ~dawim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

The people af Le Claire arc celsbra-
ting 70 day IN gcad style-fres delivery,
end . speech from John F. Dillon Esq, Of
this city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

He Rsceep.-As inspection Of The
veeee9 q Col. ] O Frsqout, vheo Tor
thirty q tasty days in tho Sseeee az Tie
u1ite6 oestse, will probably make not
9 lev O thp Wemhs6O q the Abolition
3spsb!isaa Oooveatioa, epeaise teddy
= FG leaelphjs, Fathss sQseanish ovjs
- pseeee10oH 20 poMinase that cattle
nae ~ ~ Ptesidsp0y, ppteee tksy en-
see0eee osssiRhs- eai 49, VIII ~ neoe
c!ess = - eesth upsa elevegy aoee.
- eaeesai.g - Oislsisl efCslV0-
- - slse.9ges IL lsqlh y, 6,
Celseoeb ne(it1ee sJaesy IAse 49,.
81 IT, peee3jal Q(1a.eoies 49, 49,,
49, s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

The AxsElaxR DIES Wssrsss il not
- ~ 0ssssts ststsd. fpe Frs9e6t, bat
y gese il for Benton sad hsviRg leaned
towards ths RspRblieass, finds itsslf il
A''hsd e" ssv. Bet Il viii 80 without
ssy desbs viteis lev days teF PpcEAn.
Az am bsscEuxllpps: ssThs Nisw
zies," New Toft, also gAps il for tAs
Democratic nemieses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04
To all sCjtO use Liquor.
Welfe's Schicdam Aromatic
a0HT IDa

@oA10
This celebrated medicinal beverage Is maruf; ured
at tho factory u the undersigned, at Schicap Hol-
land He is the sole iSuportss, - we'll a. the exclu-
sve manufacturer Of the article, and no preparation
bearing the name u "Scsnaris" that is rot procured
either from his establishment in New York, or from
hts agents In other cities 10 genuine and reliable
II Is made from barley Of the ncstquality, selected
with great care from Inc products Of the most cclc-
brated grain-growing DISTRICTS is favored with the
essence Of the aromatic Juniper Berry Italy and Is
rectied BY PECULIAR process, which cxpels FROM thu
spirit every acid particle.
As means Of preventing and correcting the disa-
greesble aud often dangerous ects prouce, upon the
stomach and bowels By change Of water-a vista
ticn to which travellers. new settles, and all unac-
cli'nated persons In the West. the South, and South
west are peculiarly lable-the Schiefam Aro,nati c
Schnspps will be found absolutely infallble; wLIe,
10 cases Of dropsy. gravel Obstruction Of the kicys,
diseases o! the bladder, dyyeps ana general debut
~ n recoiIiHcneed most cGphaticalIy by the Host
distinguished members of the hc.A.cal profess.na.
u put Hp In quart and pint bottles, la cases VI
sozsn with the name OF tue untrs sued on tho bot
tie AMI cork, and fac-simile OF his signature On the
label. For sale BY all respectable druggists and
try merchants. uDOI.PIIO WOLFE,
Nos Is, 10 and - Beaver street. New York.
CAUTION To TEE PUBLIC.
Since the Introduction Of my Schi.,lsn SchnsVrs
into the United States. number u Liquor Mixers
In New York, BOSTON and Philadelphia, have COM
n,enced putting up mixed AMI poison Gin, ard calling
Il SchnaPrs; that name belongs expressly TO my
ticle, all others countcrfcts aud nlosiions on
the public.
CAUTION TO PERSONS
WHO DRINK At
DMrS n % Il Hotels.
Hun,crous complaints ms.ie Of .. vSoDs whokeep
Rars Steamboats, AMI in Hotels who M my empty
bottles with ceIpon Gn and sell 1t to ur.susp.ctins
Tor ~
Schielam Aromatic Sehnapps,
would therefore advise all no drink the Schnapps
as such places " marx the appearance tAe bottle;
and II the outside wrapper label should h. deface
. SefHse Il 6yssk unless fresh bostie - opesed
UDOLPHO WOLFE.
Waolsssls A0esss in 81. LoSis, Mo.
Ohas. Now 4 Co., X. Mackenzie,
0eosSe Rogers, Henry Biakslcy,
=. b. Snow 4 Co., +. n. Taylor l. CO.,
Kolls Goalberg, nils, Low l. Hutton,
Riley. Christy + Co, BrnaTd, Adams 4 Peck,
David Achoss2n. David Nicholaon,
Sampel 4cCarty, George A. Cotton,
Michel s Roberts, Paopu, Hide + 60.
(spsdsml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

Secured 10 John N MaSsy by f,renfy tire rHieses
~ the United Matss AlsO P0iemtef in Ewvops.
Mansfacssred ~ Ns'say + Co., Rock ford Jii-
NOSS.
VINHESE valuable Machines ave conss autly bsius
manufactured. iarg. number b'inr rnais
Tor IN" next harvest Over sir fAOusand VI re- con.
sfrnct'd during IN. past season. and used With entire
SUCCESS, yet thu demand MT supplied.
WSrrdnfy Is given u zach purchaser that the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-04

O-mocratie Convention will he held ~ the C"' "
Wcuse In davenport, on Wednesday ~" l6ih IVY
July. at O'clock p. NJ, FIR the purI"sr YIN
olng candidates. ssths 1HEis,stSreapd a"u"vs onsss
Dnch e1yvn viii he entitled - one hsieiste w.
0OeWav votes roIIssf for the d,ms~rstic tahdl r.
0eApn Fund Commis sIoners At the last ApTi 'ief
AUSTIN CORRIN,
LAUREL SUAnERS,
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Pt1ls.-Tise ombinatns Of ingredients in these Pls
are - result II long and extensive prssics. hey
are mid In their operation, and certain in correcsing
III irregularities. painful menstruatioa rsDvns a.
distractions, whether from cold OF otherwise, head
sche pain In thu side alpitatin Ut the heart disturb
- sp%p. which arise frm interruption Of nature
ny can b successfully use ss . preventive. n -
pills sAd'uld never be taken In pregnancy, ~ they
would sure - cause miscarriage. warranted pure
y vrsessase, and free frosn anythsss ljuIous ~ life
q bsasA. Ezpi,ct directions, xhich sQald be read
accompany each bvx. Price q. Yor sale BY the
DsuGgisls IN DsvenpOrt, and HINES 4 Ciiypsnser,
NH4 lsland sent BY mail bv incio,ng ~ y Ds Cor
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the city.
DUR Ne. Floul Warranted.
Flour parchssed a ~ VIII be Dciiscre1 /kee :
charge 70 any pSase within the city li"sits.
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