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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05
CHtSTER FEMALE ACADEMY.

FEhALE
TaNHE subscribers announce 10 their friends, End IL Inc
public, that trey have removed TO the village Of
Chester, uud ON the Let October next, will open their
Academy for the reception Of young i1dies. boarding.
sno day pupils, continuing one uninterrupted session 10
July lt, 1889.
In Ibis move they IRE actuated BY several weiehiy ana
important reasons First, health 10 Themselves and pupils.
Secondly, long and practical experience. az well ms obser-
yhtiop. has convinced them that the country 10 III" best
place for the perfection OF female etucasion; TO cultivate
the mind, eoiten the manners. tutor the temper and dis.
position, and, last, though not least, 10 keep the heart and
feelings Ia their native purity; while free exercise IN tie
open air, invigorates the oody, ana gives he"stf1hGth Hh"
The buildings are large and convenient, situated on an
emlnence about four hundred yards from the kich:nond
and Petersburg rail road, overlooking tho village of Ches-
ter, Chester ield county, Va, twelve miles south OF Rich
mord, and only ten from Petersburg. The establishment
has been purchased, and extensive additions are now IN
rapid progress, with sn intention 10 make II a permanent
residence and school.
Particular attention will be paid to the manners and mo.
raj, of the young ladics at all times, and Il deep Interest
tgken 10 the Advancement; in a word Chester Academy
will be a Christian school; and study there conducted In a
way 10 make the pupils not only learned, but good and
happy. -,
Board, Including washing and lights, for the sessipu
Tusrsn in ali The English branches, Mathematics
excepted, ~
Including which ~
French, ~
Music, instrumental and vocal On fiaho ana ''ntAf' -,
each, Nv
The Harp, ~
Drawing and Painting ut Professors pricea.
Payments half In advance -bslaae= ut the close OF the
session. No deduction for loss of time. except in csses OF
nrorr,r,ed iIlne.e. MRS EMERSON MINOR,
Mss ADA BYRON MINOR.
DR.. Jefferson Minor takes great pleasure in 'sying. that
he move 10 Chester, and the establishment Of II School
oy Mrs Minor and her daught n, Miss i. B. Minor, meet
bis entire appreciation. He promises a parental eye over
the charge entrusted to their care. In event Of sickness
eyery attention will DO paid, and no charge made for pro
iessional services. The situation, however, isremhrkabie
Tor health
Aug 3-c3m
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Removal.

RE.NON
" e. HOWE has removed hs Cabinet Furniture
sE Q Ware Rooms 10 the large md elegant brick store
IN Governor street. u few doors from %Frmnklin, and re.
Gently occupied by Biuie:d & Porter, where be- woalG be
,lsd to see his friends and the public generally.
Having engaged the services OF the best workmen, he
!, OF repaired 10 execute work OF ali kinds 10 his line in the
rprt sr,le aud VI the shortest notice. he hopes by
uronu;nrss and attention 10 business TO merit a con,inu.
snce OF tta. patronage which has heretofore been 50
literally bestowed IN him HE country friends will do
we'll TO rnll on him befur. making their purchases.
S-pt 2.-lm L G. HOWE, Governor street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

US1yEasIrY OF VIRGINIA. June %, 1857.
We believe ,ir amelia Academy, under the manage.
ment of Mr. ". II. Harrison. ono OF the hes' p, eph.ai'fy
.chools in Virginia. ThSsNhh hAhhisoN,
JSO Il. MINOR,
JOS. L CA3ELL,
S. MAUPIE.
Inlv an-cif JAS. r.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

THE COLLEGE OF 81: JAMES LAND
,nNuE nex, Annual Session begins on "Wednesday.
September 10Th punc:us! attendance on that day
il requested. Applicants cah enter any oi The cisssrs ID
m. Preparatory SchLol or in the College, tor which. upon
examination they are found qualified. Commercial studio
pursued by those whose parents desi;ci, Ample accom-
Ipudar;ous are provided for one hundred snd twenty pn'
PTS. .e,.o o,.,ho
Season. payable scrni.annuully. in advance, covering all
expenses III tuition and boarding TOT notllssIoI, rpPy
10 the REV IN. L
Rector of the College, 81. James p. o I'D.
IMlr O anil In
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TO TX DKANS
EACH SATURDAY IN OCTORER.

i,iJ Prizes amounting to $4,000
Whole Tickets, fiO: Halves, IS; Quarters. ~ 81.
~ A Circular showing the Plan OF the Lotteries will be
sent TO any one DESTROYS OF receiving II.
Certificates Of pAcksgeI will be sold ut the following
rates, which Is the risk.
1OHalf a.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

'stliE co.psr,nership arrangement of VALENTINE d
4 SON expire, to-day. By IN" terms Of agreement and
mutual consent. Any un.erlrd business of the concern will
nave the attention OF " =. Valentine, Jr. 10 whom the
matters Of vrlrntine & SON are now transferred.
MANN =. VALENTINE, SE,
MANN s. VALENTINE, in.
HAVING now closed out al the undesirable Goods in
the stock OF VALENTINE 81 SON. BY making the sacr!.
fee OF them in the store rather than IT suction. the re.
naming stock have purchased, enabling my fatbe. To
withdraw his Interest from the late concern, aud shall THE
iay, with q large and new stock just arrived from New
York, open q new business on the old basis OF forty year,
,tandiug- aohuing TO the oneprieS sysism-and, in pursu-
Ing it, shall be guided by the .sme policy which directed
my fathe tor 50 many years
By my father | nn requested to say to hs old friends,
that he will generally bs found about the store, where 1t
will give him great pleasure 10 greet them.
MANN g. VALENTINE in.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

MU~ICAL l..
V,lALL resume the duties Of my Profession on the
y .,:uf October. As the list OF mv enga- ernents IS nearly
j SD. "siy application is Lccessary. | will take a hnitea
! ,u.nber - pupils TO- Instruction in Singing Viii.
!. Q ..ern.. SC address tine subscriber, at the British
. Cor.ul .l-. Kichncnd, or at the Ashland ho;e!, Hanover
|. s.o, .,N,,x EDOUaRp GRENIER.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

~RAss sEED-GRAsS sEkD-We ara now in
XT receip, Of our Fall ,upply of Field Seeds. viz
Glover, Timothy, He,d.. Orchard and Kentucky Blue
Grass. which we ODER, wholesale or retail, and allow a lb-
rral discount TO the trade. CHURCH Il LINING,
Sent l5-c3m Corner Cary and 18th ts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

kCNO CLUTHING-5o0 pieces Of heavy wool
~ ZEN goods on hsni al grades and at prices far below
b.cr i'm,s; ai.o n full ussort,n nj OF servants aud bed
|l.ts-'= Il buyers wish 20 effect a saving OF twenty per
IT,, .say all loot n, ,t- stock before making their pur
|a.s-s. ALFRED MOSES,
l.. 81 Main street
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MARINE NEWS.
yokI NJ RICHMOND Der. 4. 1858

- r.-rp Tu,s NAY AZ ~ O'CLOCK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

CUMMINGS PATENT STRAW CUTTER.
u Greatly improved with wrought shaft-a No l Ma
chine fer cutting sbucks, &c.
CHURC & FLEMING.
Sert o3-jm. Corner # Cary and l3 h Sns
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1858-10-05

10ORT WINE.-5o boxes of very superior Port
]. FIR. CRANE e. co
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KID GLOVES
- baud .ouu, 20 dozen Aiexsndrs's kid gloves slightly
co,;ed only fhy csuts a pair; ALSO Misses AlexGndres kid
il .sr.. condition a, 25 cents per pair. 4 great bar
'.ia, ALFRED MOSES,
C, 63 Main street.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

@ Most of our county readers will
be pleased to learn that this structure is
rapidly approaching completion. and will
doubtless, in short time, be ready for
public USE We learn that the bents are
all up, the stringers laid, and in fact ev-
erything done with the exception of lay
ing the plank. 1t is put up in the most
substantial manner, the mud -sills being
bolted to the rock with heavy iron bolts,
and all the timbers pinned together so as
TO make them as firm and solid as possi-
bic. It is four feet higher than the old
bridge, and will therefore be out of dan
ger from all ordinary freshets. A boun-
tlful dinner was spread at the raising,
which took place on last Monday week,
and general good time experienced
Our neighbors certainly deserve great
praise for the energy and enterprise they
have displayed in pushing forward this
improvement under SO many adverse cir
cumstances.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11


/" When We first assembled the editorial
tripod, we made it rule, never to pufI
or commend anything to our readers, un-
less the article noticed, possessed, in our
opinion, real merit; and, though fire.
quently importuned, we have never de.
parted from it. But when anything Is
presented to our observation possessing
these qualities, we consider it due to our
patrons that we make it known to them.
We therefore call the attention of our
readers to new remedy for fever and
ague, DR.. Christie's Balsam. We know
1t TO De good remedy. Hundreds Of
our subscribers have tried it, and in no
instance has it failed to effect a permanent
cure. We only speak what we have seen
and know. To those afflicted with this
prevalent disease, we commend it. for It
is well deserving of confidence. Try it.
plymouth { O. J advertiser.
For Sale in Independence by Parsons
d Mellish in Quasqueton by Z. w.
and by Agents in every town
in the country.
See advertisement.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
Dubuque Wholesale Market.

FLOUR-Superfne "a ,0J Extra $3.50.
wHEAT-Spring old50@6Oc. new 35(a 40 c
CORN-Shelled 3S@40c.
OATS-Old 45@4s new 25@35c.
DRIED BEEF--l5c. p ID.
SUGAR-Brown &C.: fair, Zoe. refined.
10: crushed and powdered l21ae.
MoLASSES-Sugar house soc. Golden Syr-
up. s0@9Oc. = gal.
POTATOES-40c. Fl bu.
HAY-s6,OO@$s 90. p ton.
WoOD-$4,75. p cord.
COAL--R. l. $3.50 f2 ton delivered.
HIDES-.Green. DC: dry l2lac.
WHISKY--Bourbon, 5O@s2, 90; Common
20(a22; Old Rye, 50@75c.
BUTTER firkin and roll l0@llc p h
EGGS-o@sEc. per doz.
LARD--l0@llc. p fb.
CHEESE-S@9c. cts.
CANDLES-Tallow, l21sc; Star 23@24.
PORK--Mess sl7,o0P Dbl; prime, $4,000
BEEF-On foot 2ia@3.
MUTTON--61a &c. per H.
DRIED PEACHES-l21a@l3
DRIED APPLES-8c. Pb
ORANGES-$,60 p bx.
LEMONS
SEEDS-Retail priees-Clover, So 90 per bu.
Timothy, 81 90 do. do; Red top 90 do do
Blue Grass 50. do. do Orchard SO, do do; Mil
let SO, do. do; Poland Oats 81 so do. dc Irish
do, 81, do.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

Something Of Importance to the Ladies.
ET Our lady readers, who lack tina,
''ne qaa non Of every lady's happiness
apretty bonnet--will undoubtedly thank
us for informing them that they can pro
cure that indispensable article, at very
low price, at the store of Mr.. WILcox.
in this place. Among large stock of
almost everything serviceable, which he
purchased this fall, and which he has
now in store, Mr.. Wilcox has quite an
extensive assortment of Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings. We do not profess
to be much of Judge of such articles,
but to our eye, those Chenille Bonnets
OF his are models of beauty, both as to
form and general appearance. He has
also some handsome Velvet Bonnets. very
rich IN appearance, as we'll as Pedal and
Straw Bonnets, of the very latest styles.
Everybody had supposed that Wilcox
was heretofore selling at the minimum
price, but he informed us recently, that
from the commencement of the present
week, he was going to sell cheap"
meaning, we presume, not that he had
not sold cheaply heretofore, but that here
after ne means to dispose of goods at
prices which are even cheaper than cheap.
Our readers will know how to act upon
this information.
Among the innumerable other things
which may be found at this store, house
keepers will find large assortment of
Flavoring Extracts. for cooking, which
will be found valuable during the coming
festive season.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
4 ffiicted for Years.

DELPHos, D., Jan. IL. 1853.
Messrs. Hunt d Gariner-t4rnts Il
wish TO make known to the ,,uillic NJ ar
tiele from which have derived more ben.
eht than from all other medicines which
ever used. | have been suffering from
Fever and Ague and it's effects, for the
| last bve years. in which time have
scarcely enjoyed single day Of good
! health, until i procured from y,,n Drug
Store a bottle of DR.. Christie's Ague Bal
sam. Tn few days found myself elc,.r
Of ague, and rapid " recovering in health.
have net felt symptom sine, COM
menced taking it, {abont three months.
although constantly exposed to cold and
weather. To my friends, and the public
generally. suffering from this disease in
| any form, | would say, procure bottle,
and save health constitution. and money
ours, j. h. GROSCOST. Il
Above are only few testimonial. in
favor of Christie's Ague Balsani, bun
space forbids publishing more
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for S..
BOLLES, SMITH d CO., Ia South
Water ST., Chicago. Proprietors for the
Northwestern States also, Wholesale
Dealers in Patent Medicines generally.
FOR SALE By
PARSONS d MELLISH, lnlcp nltnee.
R.W. WRIGHT.
+, " WHITNEY. - Quasquetop
j. DORIAN, .-....--..- DelIi
26-3m
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

Hundreds of our citizens complain OF
debility and langor of the system, de-
rangement OF the liver or stomach, want
OF appetite, etc. They are frequently
the result Of too close application, and a
thousand other causes that we cannot
here name, but We would say to all Attic
ted, do as we done-use DIR. j. HOS
LETTERS CELEBRATED STOM-
ACH BlTTERS, and our word for it,
you will be cured. We recommend this
medicine, knowing from experience that
it is much superior to the generality of
patent medicines.
For sale by Druggists and dealers
generally everywhere.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

Independence Market.

Independence Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY, BY T.. c. WILCOX
FLOUR-per Hundred $500.
WHEAT-P bu. Soc. eiH4'E
CORN-79 bn. aO@25. @ e
OATS-2O@30c. W blu. N ...
POTATOES--New 20025e. p bu. ts
BEANS-75c. a 81. 90 p bn. ,s.se
HAMS-7@sc. hogs u nd. 3is@lc.
BEEF-5a6 &c. per 100. .,
EGGS-f9 dor. &c. gast l,sa "a
CHEESE n. s@l0c '
BUTTER-lO@12l.,c p IT,
APPLES DRIED--p blo@llc.
PEACHES DRlED--l5@20c. p H..
TURKIES--5c. p Ii dressed
CHICKENS-5e. p ID. dressed. t.+.,
CODFISH-rer lib. Sc.
MACkEREL--Ier III. he. toa
WHITE FISH--G14c &c. - b.
Saskatchewan, SO 10 IL for 81 90; Coffee
7Cas II for 81 90; Crushed 81 II for 81 90.
MOLASSES-65Ca75c per gal
Golden Syrup Soc Extra zoe. p gal. +"
yINEGAR--25c. p gal
COFFEE-l6@20 cts
RICE-P fb she,
CANDI. ES-Tallow, Is cts Sterinr 81 cts
LARD--9 cts.
TALLOW .--l0c. ~ b.
TIMOTHY SEEDS, so. p bu.
CRACkERS-P Ii 10 cts.
HOPS-40c. per ID.
SALT-2; ~ Dbl. $3.50.
ONIONS-75c. p bu.
SUGAR CANE SYRUP-50(a75c. ~ gal.
HAY-$2,00@3,0 p ton.
HIDES-Grecn 4c. dry, ga &c.
LUMBER-Oak, - NJ, $l5,00@20,00; Wal
mt. $40, OO04OOO; Pine, S45 GOA $4,000.
Bass Wood SIS ,O0@$20,oO.
sHINGI ES-$2, 0o@5,o0.
wooD-Oak ana Hickory p cord, $500
WHITE LEAD-S2 IS 6Ss,HD keg.
FIRE PROOF PAINT-S5,O0 p ICY.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

Tobacco is becoming an article Of cul-
ture in Iowa. An exchange saws tina,
VIM. Kay, of Keokuk. has raised 6 .OOo
pounds OF tobacco on six acres of land
which will yield him 1920 per acre
1t matured in three months, and is as
good as that raised in Missouri, Ken
tueky, Illinois or Indiana.
The President has received by the
hands of Mr.. Bradley. an autograph let.
ter from the Emperor. of China. written
ON silk. two by seven feet, and said to be
elegantly executed.
A dispatch from Washington states
that Mr.. Buchanan is thus far unable to
prevail ON any one to become the sue
cessor OF Gov Denver. The latter posi-
lively refuses to withdraw his resignation.
though earnestly solicited to do 20.
The tombstone Of sweet girl, blind
IRON. !. ,Da her birth. bears this inscription =
ihere is no night there" The tomb
=. enid. OF three years, has inscribed
upon ''" Went in the morning. Il
when the enlargement shall be com.
p's'ea Inc whole length of the Erie, Ca.
nal, u Is expected that wheat will no car.
r'ed from Buffalo 10 New Y,,L 30.
cents per bushel. a. Two
r
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Eotal snattcrs
Snow.

cE We had quite fall of snow on
Monday last, the ground being covered
to the depth Of nearly an inch. Under
the influence, however, of warm sun
on Tuesday, it shortly disappeared, but
atthe date Of the present writing We'd
nesday. the earth is again covered, and
the spoIless flakes are still descending
with rapidity and steadiness that gives
quite an earnest Of gingling bells and
merry sleighing.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

A beautiful thought, uttered bya child
four years old, about the comet, is wor-
thy of note. Standing on the portico OF
the elegant mansion on maple Grove"
farm, one of the bright evenings Of this
week, he said to me he thought the
comet Gods railroad car, in, which He
went riding through the sky !''-Er.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
CHURCHES AND SOCIETIES

PRESBYTERIAN-Chu on South street,
j. G. BoGGs, Pastor. Meets every Sabbath, at
lO1s A. NJ. and = P. NJ.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL - Church on
South street. DAVID Poor, Pastor every Sab
bath at l01s A. NJ. and 8 I. NJ.
UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY-D. C. ToM-
LIssoN, Pastor. Meets in Morses Hall, Main
street, every Sabbath, at I01a A. NJ
EPISCOPAL-Meets at the Court House.
MASONS-INDEPENDESc LoDGE, No ST.
Stated Meetings on the Wednesday on or before
the full moon of each month. 4. BREWER. W.
NJ, w. o. SMITH, Secretary.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11
TO THE AN EES
AT THE WEST.
THE BEST NEWSPAPER IN NEW ENGLAND
THE SPRINGFIELD MASS.
REPU BlItAN.
By SAMUEL BowLES 4 co
Published every Friday, al si.scayear-

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representing more faithfully than other Journals
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1t is the only newspaper in New England
published on large quarto sheet-eieb, naoas
OF six columns-like the New York Tribune an,
Times. 1t contains, each week full summarize.
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of the markets and monetary affairS--A sun,
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Editorials on the various topics of the week
Original and Selected Tales, Poetry MISCELLANY
DC; in all over forty solid columns IL Reading 10
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The Republican is under the editorial ehare.
of SAMUEL BowLEs, with whom are ass.,si,s..l
DIR. j. G. Holland, author of the history o,
Western Massachusetts and the - Bay Path"
and several other experienced writers
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Address SAMUEL BowiES & co.
Springfield, Mass
u ANY journal copying this advertisements
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marked, as above. shall receive the Republican,
for ls59. without exchange
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Grand Jubilee in honor of Mr.. Douglas

Grand Jubilee in honor of Mr.. Douglas.
Duncan . coming, Donald s coming,
Colin 8 coming, Ronald s coming,
Dougent g coming. Louchlan 8 coming;
Borland and his men 8 coming:
The Camerons and McLeans coming.
The Gordons and MacGregors coming,
A the Duniewastles coming
TO supply themselves with HELLMAN's
Fifty Cen, Tea. and with Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes and Grocer
les, which HELLMAN sells cheaper than
the cheapest r
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

The sudden death Of the wife of the
Hon. John Hickman, on the 18th Of
October. has created profound sensa-
ton at West Chester, Penn. Mr.. Hick-
man was elected 10 Congress the same
day. ya M ar. :.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

81 We desire to call the attention of
our readers to the card of DIR. Bosrw1cK.
late of New York City, who has located
himself here in the practice of his pro-
fessicn. This is what the physicians term
s"miserably healthy place. but if any
are so unfortunate as to get sick. an appIi-
cation TO DR.. BosrwIck will bring to their
and md all the relief which thorough med
ical education. and an experience derived
from varied practice. can grant. In
the domain Of Surgery the DIR. has had
considerable experience, having been. we
hear. connected with the medical staff
OF one the armies engaged in the Grim
can war;
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1858-11-11

TO THE MILLION--Dr. Mann, of Gallon
Ohio, has. after years of deep study and untir-
ing research, succeeded in presenting to the
pubic an article superior to any now in use
and indeed it is trulya wonderful discovery.
we advert to his, DR.. Mann's Ague Balsam. the
only remedy that has ever been found that vii,
eifeetually drive from the system without any
bad results, chills. Fever and Ague. II seldom
occurs that we notice under any circumstances
patent or proprietary medicines restoratiy.s Or
anything of the kind. for We have prejudice
against most Of them. but candor compels US to
invite attention to the advertisements Of. this
Balsam found IN another column Of This paper.
it'sssns to be a fhct admitted by all classes Of
individuals that have tested 1t, and found i'm.
mediate relief therefrom, to far surpass anything
of the kind ever offered to the public. Try II.
Sold by all good driggist. r
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MOULD respectfully inform the Ladies of
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