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VARIETY STORE!

IHE NhThtFIltf mas opened a VARIETY STUKE Oh
. Brady ST., between 4h and 9th, where she will keep
constantly on hand a choice selection Of
Dress Goods and Trimmings!
Among the stock will be found a choice selection 0
Plain and Figured Silks, flowered Robes, Plain and
Fancy Delhihes, Baregss, Mcxicania's, White and Coiolec
Br1lliants, Figured Swiss Cambria, and Jaconet MuslDss
Lawns, Detases, Embrolderios, Worked and Lace Collars,
Ltecs, Ladies', Misses and Children's Cotton Hosiery. A
select assortment of Ladies' Gold Waist Buckles, Sets 81
Cameo, Gold stone, and other late sly les of the best quality.
India Rubber Side and Back Combs. Ii sbionabls sssoft'
nlent OF silk Muslin and Lace Nantes.
Party and other dresses made ia the most fashionable
style and at shortest notice. Nantes and Capes made 70
Order. Patterns received monthly from Paris TO accom-
modato customers, The whole stock was selected BY my
sell and ! eau recommend ii to my customers 10 be the
best selection ever brought TO Davenport.
Davenport, April rs. '5Udf Mrs, s, @. AIKEN.
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Soap at 2 cts. a Gallon.

GAPONIFIER or Concentrated Lye-Warranted
- 10 max e soap without Lime and with little trou-
bic, Just the thing for Washing made easy. Call and
get u box, for sails cheap al the II wkeye Store by
June 3 dtl AGO A ia. d %.
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m every item Of expense,
CHARLES W. STEVENS.

tIASApp, DtttDiDef /, 1000.
purchased one Of L. a J. NJ. GlaTk's Flour Mills, some
time since, and after a trial Of several weeks, / feel that
/ can scarcely speak Of it in too high terms. | have been
a miller for twenty yeears, and AIN Tree 10 say that / can
make better flour with this mill, and a larger yield, and
run ii with more ease 10 myself, than any null 1 have ever
seen. A number of miiefs have been in to soc il, and all
say they are well pleased with its operation. IL will
grind with ease twelve bushels an hour, and can be run
with from four TO six horse power. | would recommend
millers to give il a trial, and ! am certain they will not
wish to return to the old plan ofmiIling.
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WISTNER'S PATENT WASH TUB.
Patented Nov. Stb, 1853.

'iilE undersigned having bought the Patent Right for
scott county, present this improvement In Washing.
perfectly conscious that tits no humbug, but q uerstabh
fact.
All we ask Of you is 10 take one and use it fer ten days,
at the end fthat time, you can return it or pay for il.
Price $500. 4 BRO.
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Wellstood, Hanks, Hay b Whiting,
NEW BOSTON -. MONTREAL.
No.l50 Lake St., Chicago.
Certificates of Deposite. Scrip for Insurance. Kali
Road and Mining Companies, Drafts, Bank Notes, &c.
Roy lady agent
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Seasoned Flooring,

bath rough and dressed; and having tassa v,a,,
pains 10 sceire tao ssrFIaes OF tho besi mechnnTs. 4,
Inc State, ! feel a1sared thar aay lunss, nI.ans
my Anil rlis'Te satisfaction. Isili do JOB PLAN,
ssioe as any establishment In tho west.
Persons wishing 10 build whor Tim, 4. - a,t,.
would do we'll to call aud LOOK at my stacs -,
contracting elsewhere, as I have a lar,s nm nsi nv ~
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f1eaI fI1Uf IusI~CtOI Of FNIIadeIphla.
/ hereby certify, that for the last four weeks / have had
in operation one Of b. A j. NJ. Clark's Patent FIGURING
Mills. have been running it on an average of from eight
to twelve hour. without stopping, and should do so forty.
eight hours if requires. 1t gives every satisfaction tina.
one can ask. l think it Is certain to supersede all the
old methods Of milling. / have been in the milling bust.
ness over fifteen year., and yet 1 can say truly that l have
never seen anything VI the kind SO near perfection. 1 live
in salisbury, Chester County, Pa, two miles from Parkers
burg, where ! run ii daily, and my customers will testify
to the satisfaction o their flour and bran. Ihaye Travelled
through nine Of the Western States, and it supersedes
any thing / lave ever seen.
PRESTON ~ERsIIAM, Merchant Miller.
Extract from a letter from Mr.. Lacklen, a Brandywine
AI.Lur TN Enrefnan II NJ Y q lilIiu ,rIa Laal..-uI
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BRADNER, WARREN g. CO.,
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALkRs AND
-8gests fer a gosd .artiets u
PRIN INK
WAREHOUSE,
NO. IL LA SALE ST,
oetI, '55-dIy CHICAGO.
FAxON Z CROSBY,
MANUFACTURERS. q DEALERS l.,
Paper HAn91n90,
Borders, Fire Board Prints, View, etotuary,
Ornaments, Nouldings and decorations Of
every Description. ALSO,
WINDOW SHADES & CURTAIN FIXTURES,
who,esaie and Retail, 81 Randolph 81, CHICAGO.
81 Law Buildings, Wisconsin ST., Milwaukee,.
Being the largest House of the Kind West OF New
York city. We can ofer superior adyantsgest TO the
Trade than any other establishment IN the West.
@. l.. I AXIOM. loci l-uf!l CkosbF.
FOSTER HOUSE.
Corner of North Clark and kinZie STA,
ChiC0So. ILL.,
oct Idly NH. bAAfEN, froprletof.
BANK NOTE ENGRAVING.
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HAMS.

ShEkSE
NUPERIoR Cheese aud prime Leaf Lard la Cam
y at the Hagkeye Store.
AMI I1-du IAGnR A. co
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TO THE PEOPLE OF SCOTT co
Good News for the Ladies'!

The ~hardshiTs OF the dreaded washing day. are all
removed by
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TARTFoRp INSURANCE COMPANY !!
CAPITAL..S30O.OOO
have received the Agency OF this sound and
w reliable Company for Davenport and vicinity
and are prepared to issue policies on as iasorssie
serms as any other good ComFony.
DEE ~ MAlhAOA S0hDANs
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MASSlLON MACHINE

NJ ASSiLON IMPROVED SEPARATOR, Thresh-
WI ing Machines and Double Geared Horse Power
manufactured by James w. Whits0n, Davenport,
Iowa.
Wilson's Celebrated Premium
SEPARATOR,
Which Is aCknowledg ed to De the best machine for
hreshinR, separating aud cleaning grain now in use
our machines are got ZIP OF the best mater al and
by experienced worknen. Having been in the bust
ness for the las ~ years, l might safely say that !
c. get up as g0ola ThreshiDg Machine as any 9th
ere establishment in the United States. We also man
aiaclure two and four horse Powers and Tire shers
job Work, Iron Finishing, etc, done at 1.-THE shortes,
notice. Orders by mail or telegraph promptly fill.
ed aud letters of inquiry chserfuliy answered.
Davenport June I'd 'o6 dwtf Democrat e0py,)
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keystone Insurance Company.
| PHILADELPHIA, PA. capital SStsuoo
ANSny GRAY. Vice i Secretary,
80 IL A. FIsEFlELD, Agent.
witservax,s Block, Davenport
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-26
DIR. SAMUEL STRoNG'S
FEVER
THIS is not the advertisement Of

'NHlS Is not the advertisement OF a
worthless compound, gotup by ZONE quack to de-
fraud the public, utthe simple notice Of a new Remedy
which has acquired unprecedented popularity where
ever Introduced.
"Dr. s.. sTRONG,s FEVER DESTROYER"
Is = positive and speedy cure for every form Of Inter
mittent and Remittent Feyers, Chill Fever. Ague and
timony OF many Of the most distinguished men IN ONO,
fully justihes us in speaking thus confidently OF us
a. virtues" MARK THIS FACT. -
D S. STRONG'S FEVER DESTROYER
Comes not from ohsure persons, scarcely known to any
one: neither does il emanate from a 'hctici0us source
as is too often the case with quack nostrums-but it ia
u-eUiyocal and positive testimony, voluntarily rend-
cred. Of individuals of the first standing in society. or
occupying high Official stations and professional dis
tinctions-who have on their own persons and in their
own families fairly and fully tested the sanatiVe virtues
Of this true Fever destroyer.
THE FEVER DESTROYER
Attacks the very root OF the disease. and its action is
so energetic that its curative effects are plainly mani
fest in IL hours after it is taken. and the second pack
age frequently produces results which bottles Of ether
popular remedies had failed to accomplish.
It will not only destroy the disease. but also eradicate
the most minute seeds OF it from the system, and re-es-
,Sblish = healthy action in the vital organs.
CAUTI0Nl
There is a Counterfeit on this article, as on almost
all popular Remedies OF the day. Observe then, the
Genuine has the miniature Portrait and written sigma.
ture Of AMI STRONG. NJ. D.. to counterfeit which is
felony. s. NJ. STRONG & Co.. Cleveland. o.,
Sole Proprietors & Manufacturers OF DR.. Sam'l Strong's
Fever Destroyer Pills,
To whom all orders and communications must be ad-
dressed.
For sale by E.. A. Smith &C., Druggists Warren,
and by all respectable Druggists through the States
nae OF y
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LONG VOYAGE.

A better story than the following, which
m from North Carolina we have no.
found in the Drawer in many a month
About thirty miles above Wilmington,
North Carolina, three fellows, named re-
s~pectivelY Barham, Stone, and Grey, livel
on the Banks of the North East River.
They came down TO Wilmington in small
row-boat, and made fast TO the wharf.
They had a time of it in the city, but for
fear they would be dry before getting
home, they procured a jug of whisky, and
after dark, of a black night too, they en-
barked in their boat, expecting to reach
home in the morning. They rowed away
with all the energy that three halftipsy
fellows could muster, keeping up their
spirits in the darkness by pouring the
spirits down. At break of day they
thought they must be near home, and see
ing through the dim gray ofthe morning
c house on the river side, Stone said.
"Well, Barham, we've got to your place
at last"
"Ifthis is my house." said Barham,
somebody has been putting up a lot of
out-houses since | went away Yesterday /;
but III go ashore and look about, and see
where we are. if You'll hold her TO-"
Barhnm disembarks, takes observation,
and soon comes stumbling along back, and
ssys:
"Well, III be whipped if we amt at
Wilmington here YET; and, what's more'
the boat has been hitched to the wharf all
night"
1t vas a fact, and the drunken dogs had
been rowing away for dear life without
knowing it.--Harpers Agg.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1856-03-26
KNOW NOTHINGs EXPOSED.

A Western correspondent writes a. fol-
lows:
"The largest secret society in Shelby
vile is The Know Nothings; everybody
belongs to the order. Their place ofmeet-
ing all last year, was in the cellar, under
Charles Woodward's store. | have been
put in possession of their ceremony Of
initiation, which was as follow:
A large dark looking barrel was placed
Just inside of a door. When a candidate
was introduced The Inside Guardian said
to him interrogatively, Take su'ihin?'
The response was AYES" A full goblet
was then placed in his hand, and he was
Taught make the sign ofthe first degree,
by elevating The brim of the cup 10 within
about an inch of his nose, then throwing
the head back, and reversing the position
of ne hand, so that the little finger should
be upward. The ceremony was then com,
Pleie; but a singular feature in the easel
and in which this differs from any other
secret order | know Of, was that al every
meeting each member had 10 be initiated
ove again. -Ezchange-
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DREMIuM

l. SOUTH OF iii CASAL-The
subscriber has now on hand, and will atff<$E1N
all times keep a large lot OF CAR-N~
RIAGES, GGI and g on hand, Of every
description, style aud grade Of prices.
His experience in business, and the extent Of his
shop, enables him TO furnish any description Of work
in - line, on the shortest possible notice. whether it
be NE putting up Of 4 splendid BAROUcHE, or the
common BUGGY. the materials for which are al all
times Kept on hand.
His are unsurpassed by any in the
country, and his work shall equal IL no: surpass any
Eastern manufacturers.
Buggies and Carriages ready for use, will be ex-
changed for Lumber, Country Produce, or young
Horses. Second hand Buggies Iaken in exchange for
new ones.
CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS always on hand, and for
sale at the lowest prices
Those wishing any work in my line q business. are
Invited to call at my shop and examine my work aud
prices, and they cannot fail to be pleased in regard to
both. My shop having become a permanent one, ! am
determined to supply and suit all who like riding in an
elegant and easy Carriage, or the farmer who desires q
substantial farm or road wagon or cart
Painting and Trimming done on short notice.
All work manufactured At my shop is warranted
Warren March %, le55.-y H. c.
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VTARREN DOOR. Sash and Blind

w Factory, Market Street. East Of the Bank, War
rem, O-The undersigned, having entered nto copart
neTship in the manufacture of SASH, BLINDS and
DOORS will hereafter keep a large stock Of Sash, both
Pine and Poplar, of all sizes in use, and Of the best
quality, which they will sell on reasonable terms
We will continue the manufacture OF VENETIAN
BLINDS, in all its branches. which We will sell very
low and Of an improved quality, SURPRISING any hereto
fore offered to the public.
We viii also continue the manufacture Of y
DOORS, Of the latest styles, and of a superior quality.
All work made at our establishment will he warranted,
IS We use nothing hut the best quality of Lumber, and
employ none but the first class workmen. In our en-
ieayOrs TO serve our customers, We will keep pace with
all improvements in our business, and conVersant with
all late styles OF work in the Eastern Cities.
We would invite all wishing 10 purchase the above ar
licles, to call at our Office, where We will be found at all
hours Of the day. for We shall give our constant per
Bonal superintendent to the details Of our business
L. SPEAR & SON,
Jan 10, IS55. Successors to Edward Spear.
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Waratp.
NOTICE TO ALL CONCERNED.
Al or WITH 4 BARD on.

II BOT WITH A BEARp Oh.
Iou watch your neighbor's actions
Mere than you do your OWE;
Tea cannot, OF you viii not.
Let his Affairs alenei
In short, your neighbor's business,
Which none ~eoneerneth ysu,
fos NEEDLE with till yours
IL clearly cut Of rissi
feu see ycur nsighbor's feelIngs,
But do not see ysur own;
And think that you are worthy
10 east At him the rsons-
When, II you'd wipe your miner.
iii you yourself could see.
Toa'd had you're just a. srrizs
And fun offsults a. bel
The way you judge = person
Il BY the cloth he wears;
Ysu do not stop to notice
The inward heart he besrs-
n His dress is growing seedy.
Or ragged, old and torn.
roa pass him by unnotieed,
Or look al him in seorn.
Blt IL he has fine garments,
And years a golden chain,
You hesitate no longer
That person to ordsin
A gentleman; you praise him,
You laud hin to tho skies,
No matter, il he dresses,
II he isn't good and wiSsI
leu feel yourself above those
Net quite 50 rich ss you,
Too proud and vain to speak with
The mar whose dimes are few.
Well, do 50, IL yon wish too
But in heaven, beyond the sky,
Ts proud ones shall he humblsd,
And the lowly ones made high.
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REMOVAL.
SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK
just Received ut the
NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE

NEW YORK BOOT AND SHOE
IN STORE-NO.3 }. Market Street.
Gentle Spriug has comel and so mas the EE4I
choicest, most select, and cheapest stock of
Boots and Shoes ever brought to Warren, for -.
Spring and Summer wear.
Dbl WARREN. in announcing this fact to his pat
tons, and the world at large, invites them, one and all,
TO come and see for themselves, for he feels confident he
can suitthem with any kind Of good Boot or shoe they
want.
Purchasing his stock ofthe Manufacturers for Cash,
enables him 10 offer such Inducements to buy ers Is can
not be found elsewhere.
Ladies' you iketo have a pretty Cater or Shoe, and
L have taken especial care to please you By selecting the
most fashionable, prettiest and most genteel stock for
ladies' wear, that could be found in NeS York; so AL
that Ike the ornamental as well as useful, will call and
see-and buy, before going elsewhere.
Gents Ihave the best assortment for your use-the
greatest variety OF material, and the late ct fashions, only
call and zee my Cloth, Ridand Enamelled CATERS.
ChildrA come, and I can 1T you with any kind Of
Shoe or Cater Jour taste may select .
D,H. ". again returns thanks for past patronage, and
golieits its continuance.
N. B. Boots and Shoes nldeto order and warranted
to fit d. II. WARREN.
P. S. Don't forget the place. No. ,, Market Street,
next to Smiths and McCOmbs- apr 25, So.
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MERCHANT TAILOR and Clothier.

w JUN d NLEhNt
No. II Market Street, Warren, o.. Opposite the Court
House
The favor with which shis establishment has long
been regarded by the public generally, and especially
those who appreciate a very superior kind OF work, and
consider their own interest renders any other adYer-
tisement almost superduous.
My extensive Fall and Winter stock of CLOTHS.
C~ASSIMERES, VESTINGS and TRIMMINGS. with n
choice assortment Of MADE and
FURNISHING GOODS. and a carefully-selected and
extensive stock Of TAI AMI CAPS. OF all prices and
STYLES, and in short almost everything that is wanted to
improve the outer man, can at all times he found.
From long experience in business, and having ar
rangements in New York so as to be posted up in every
thing that is new, both in goods and styles Of garments,
it is evident that a more perfect and extensive estah-
Hshment of the kind cannot be found in this section Of
country. (Oct. Il, '55)
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LEAVE oF prFrRFvcF.

UNIVERSITY or NEw YoRK CiTY-S. 7. Il Francis, VI
D.; P. Joel Trotter, NJ. D.; Leman Dubois, ". D.; Silas
Dyke, NJ. D.; p. z. Draper, VI. D.
BosToN-S. Warren, VI. D.; Warner Stevens, NJ. D.
William Wood, NJ. d.
PmLADELFHIA-SamT v. Parrish, ". D.; ". s HOr.
ner. NJ. D.; Clovis 7. Eberle, NJ. D.; James Frost, NJ. D
NEw YORK-Rey.A- Campbell; Rev. John Tiffany
Rev. 7. Baver.
ALsASY-HOn. W. L. Marcy; Hon L. S Chatfeld;
Hon. Peter Mann; Hon. Silas Fitch.
BuFFALO-Prof. 7. II. Hamilton.
PPILADELPmN-Ion Wm. Smith, Hon. Joel Hesmeri
Hon. j. r.. n. Miller.
Very many Certificates and Letters Of commentator
from distinguished individuals, which I think not hest
TO publish. may b. seen by calling at my Office. l95 Su-
perior Street, Cleveland. o., or at my General Depot
81 Broad St, " Y. City, and By Dealers in Medicine
everywhere. Agents wanted
Sold By Z A. SMITH * CO., Warren. LSept5-6m
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FARMERS IEvEsTMENTS.-The follow
ing sensible advice from the Homestead,
should be pondered on by every farmer
who thinks he has surplus capital:-"No
farmer can FFoRD TO invest his money
off his W land until he has spent all the
money that can be u%sefully spent in i'm
proyements thereon. When Their, are no
more demands from the wasting manure,
the useless swamp, the cold, wet upland,
the bush pasture, the dilapidated barn,
the scaniily furnished tool room, and the
thousand other openings that allow profit
able labor, he may begin 10 consider the
case of other candidates for his capital"
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BOSTON CLOTHING HOUSE.

IL In the New Building, opposite the Democrat or
fee, Mara Street, Warren, Ohio.
BARTLETT a Brown have received their Spring and
Summer and are prepared to exhibit the cheap
est and most desirable lot Of clothing ever offered in
this market, consisting OF all the varieties Of Coats,
froeks, Pants, Vests, &C., Of the latest styles. Also,
BOYS CLOTHING HATS and CAPS. and a full stock
Of G~ENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS. A large
stock OF Broadeloths, Cashmere and Vestings. OF rich
and durable quality All who wish 10 purchase Cloth
ing. made to order, are respectfully invited to examine
our goods. and learn the prices. before purchasing, as
We feel confident We cannot be beaten in quality, price,
style or workmanship.
CARD--1he Proprieters return their sincere thanks
to the people Of Warren ard vicinity. for the generous
patronage hitherto awarded them, and respectfully ask
for continuance p. T. BARTLETT,
Warren, June 20, 1855. e. W. BROWN
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EFFECT OF CLIMATE on WooL.-All
fiock-masters are aware of the fact that a
poor soil with a short and sweet heritage,
and a cold, clear atmosphere, produces
the finest wool; and that on the contrary,
a rich sSil and warm climate deteriorale
the quality. Thus, sheep sent from
England 10 the West Indies soon exhibit
hair rather than wool on their backs; but
when brought back to England, it recov-
ers its quality in M season."-Mark
Lane Express.
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FROZEN PorAToEs-How TO RESTORE
THEM.-We are assured by one who has
tried the experiment, that potatoes,
though frozen ever SO hard, if put into
boiling water without washing in cold,
are as sweet and as palatable as though
the frost had not touched them. Inas-
much as frozen potatoes are over plenty
Just now, this is a fact worth knowing
Chicago Daily Times.
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Tn THE L.AnIEs
DR. THRALL's COMPOUND EX-
~ TRACFoB
Gahnkh, Pond Lily and NnnnnaEh.

OOHOoHI UHu MI! uuu NuHQ 3
A sure remedy for the following Diseases Of Females,
viz: Amenorrhea, or Retention Of the Menses SUI
preston Of the Menses Menorrha a, or Excessive
MenstruatiOn; Flaor AIbus, or Whites; Turn Of Life;
Flatulence Constipation Eruptons of the Skin
Mysteries, Convulsions; Prolapsus Uteri. or Bearing
Down; Irritable Womb: ChlOrosis, or Green Sick
ness; Dysmenarrhea, or Painful Menstuation; Preg-
nancy; sterilisy, &c. &c. &c
In coming before the public, ! do not profess 20 cure
al the diseases that flesh is heir to; only those 10 which
/ have paid the most particular attention, during an
extensive practice OF % years, often prescribing for
10 to so patients in a day, and that the suffering Re-
males Of the United States may be benefited and saved
from a premature grave, to which thousands fall vic
tins annually for the want Of proper and timely Rene
dies to regulate the functions of the Womb and its Sc
creting organs. With this view, / have incurred great
expense 10 making a Compound Extract, put up in pint
bottles, prepared with strict reference to vegetable
chemistry, from ID Balsamie Roots and Plants, which
have long been knowntO the aborigines ofthis country
and many Physicians to have a Specific Tonic and
Alternative action upon the Female Womb and its ap-
pendages, but the Compound Extract Of Cohosh. Pond
Lily and Nunquagh, 1 claim for myself aud my country
10 be the only preparation Of the kind ever prepared,
and the only one that is adapted TO the different diseas
es OF Females Of this climate, to which hundreds can
attest
Dose, from one to two tea-spoonfuls in one or two
table-spOonfuls Of water , times a day before meals
II siOuh act upon the bowels once or twice a week.
None genuine without my name and the name Of the
medicine blown on the bottle, with my written sigma
ture on each label; also a Journal Of Female Diseases
accompanying each bottle. Price, s so.
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TEE Hartford (Ct.) Times states that a
person named Barney Lynch went into
the hall Of a house in that city one day
last week, and stole an umbrella, and then
took it around TO the back door and sold
1t to the woman Of the house for 25 cents.