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ESTTNHETFTE 800 II 49, t<tNt tsA 80 n ENtlUH 5AAD
hASk NpsS IssTTli,is reliable publication
N coerccted IN Drexcl n Gd., tho vel known
Rla1keys, aad B,okers, md il thesbests detector
q G'etsl,lerieit or Altered Nodes, published ii
tAis coaRsry '11he November humber las bseA
neslxeds and fslly deseribsse u stgssa hsp
GokAtssyfs as, md contains i fac-simile ii.
srasiag of . bogus Bank Note that Is being
slisFcai ~ various banks all over th6acoNmry,
afaswhieh i being put iIntoSestensiivs Is ccireuas
ton. itsalso contains several pages sof other
valuable information Of every thing apneriain-
ing ~ Bunk Noies. We have I'M. hesitation
hssproaonnciOg il the mos cunpletasSreliable
Ande bcst pubiication q Tho. kind III e United
States.
II should be III tho hands of every store
keeper y The whole country, andsMc would ID.
sisc an such to send One Doilnr ii i Letter, lor
= years subscription. 10 ihe publishers, and
Tins subscribe fr Il At once, iii is published
by Is 4. Peterson u Brothers, No. sos Chest.
nut street, Philadelphia.
Too LArE.Tllere il d ceranins cihss. of ner.
aons, wAs, from the ciaala :f6 the ps4Vp, have
blt one prominent characteristic, Aa,a fbnt
tAs9aat pr expfessed inssttee few woYds-aIways
toc sate.s Unfortunately for Them they seem
70 navo BEEN born an hoGro r twosbehind time.
~ sdo Tho best they can, scratch, hasfy, and
drive, they never do s catch np. 1t ~sfnatters
not what they propose TO do DR. where The pro.
poo ~ 20, ono thing is certain they Win
surely % too late, Such people never succeed
" WV thing which they undertake the death.
k0esI " their hopes aud expectations is forever
peaitng--too late. The booming cannon
sounds, the plank is drawn, and the huge steam.
Or heaves ont into The bread blne ocean ii,,st rs
monsieur Ioo~lates bug and baggage, reaches
ihe wlaIAss 1Ae mon lungs OF the fierce oil
comottve shrek out The sharp whistle, and
sne massive train goes leaping off just as The
pour nnfuttnliafe gets In sight,-Tht Iumberinr
alage.coach is Ginning the hill a quarter Of a
alasa away, and his eagar call fails 10 reach The
cax os The boistereus pnst-boy, The pious ey-
horfer has reached his, g sixthiy" before our
friend Iasd.y enters the lnng drawn aisIes. ard
ne hears y jnst enough TO pronounce his
doom-"t the harycs is past, the summer is an
ID, and ya are not saved" Sten. a man can
never succeed foo late Is The fatal course which
Aeals his life . miserable failure Had he been
IN time his might have been a destiny fraueht
with blessing. Better be an hour too soon
mar fye minutes too late better go too fast
too slow better wait for Others than let
Others wait for you; better say now than bv.
andsby better wear ont than rust out better
pay your subscription in adsanse than not al
better let yenr epitafh be TOO soon than
too late. Chattanooga ADV. So.
A noted miser having relented SO much as
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aSES All

PUBLIC ~SALE:-Onss
Is the 7eth inst, IL 10 osof
fsred for sale, by d du,v sssszs
tile residence Of &. Suuth1n 49,
iot3of household Fuyhifns@aa
of Mahogany aud BlaTk Waiss;s =
and Dining Room f1gaiture, I
A Cafriage, ssl r.
4 psif q match Horses
articles will be offered ~ Ss4s
amount: notes with good ses1fN b
Is Carriefe. V'1Vo = agI11l
November IL .Es
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NEW ORLEANS C4pN

C. 4. BARRIERE 4 BRoTIlTE
49, !, $50 Canal street, Ioarois Bs sa
lave Just received . large ssock {f2|a&
Blankets, etc. Ashsyss
They have also constantly On hs,ts Ssj
soltment Of fancy goods. y ''1''1 ! -
Merchants and Planters Who MN
rna 4 a e piess IS with their lnuatrsss
Nov. Is. 1s5s.-3m. =
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A fERaS CATIIAR TIC PILLS.
81 y AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
M0FFATT'S PILLS. N"f
PERRf DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
A fresh assortment just received. r
Although am not special agent for the sale of
any patent medicines, |, nevertheless keen constant:
~ OH hand a general assortment III them which I
Gun sell as low as any other house in this district,
"i oo mi u : s N,lr q 70 DC fresh aud genuine.
p. lIs0NCE HEBRARD.
Druggist and Apothecary.
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ssssnvsK N THE 7sIEss1iUNlEs,
q ~ Senate xeich met On
The 1st~1Mx 5N&yis Ii Fsnola County,
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H GAY0S0 8 CO, Commiss;o,ls
consignment, Imported III ss@sN!
WINES, sa71asl
LIQUORS.
BRANDHEs. Sss
PRESERVES. 98sSa
rATES.
Ess MuSlfR00NasSsaS
Ga TRItFENESSssS
AMERICAN RRANn,rs SAlnIxA
WHIsKEY, E4A2$
GIN, ABsYNTH,
CURACAO,
G0RDIAIss,
FLOUR, s
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A noted miser having relented SO much as
70 give a begggar a fixpenee, suddenly dying
soon after, the attendant physician give It as
n's opinion il was from r~thlrgeaent If The
heart.
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ss slr have Inst hid tlle pleas
''sy Z letter ffom nj. James s.
Beanciaamp ne proprietor 1T

MI Charles \ favorably ki,ow., to lie
th1atresgoiug citizens u Landry, and its
arrival with 4 good dramatic corps, xill Be
haiisd ~ TIE adyeltof much pure arntlsemrsesnt
81 alI$wlo can intend his artistic representa-
tious.
AZ hope soonsto sd The Varieties crowded
with Aacliglsela a,,dieuecs-the sooner The Bet
ter.agood things should not be waited for tbo1
lonKl
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= . " ssEf. :. A.egNf33
RouSSET Il GENIN,, No. 90 TN
- Street, near Gharttes. Nss0rlcais, iuspMA&
and dealers in Shelf Hardware. Cutlerv ffM.
Brushes, Pelfnmefy, Stationery, Fishing facis
Toys. And IA general assortment OF French. 6Sg]
MN, English and American Fancy Gooas,
October 9. Is5s.Az1y.
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PUBIC sALE-Wia

PUBIC sALE-Wia
qualified AnctioBeer. n
saturday. Sow.mk,ssSAsN
at the Inst residence ~ pt.,S, sss84 T. !
ceased, tho following descf,SS
g she succession Of said dosssss
!ss THE PL4N5%s
l |s,i on which the. decea Ill.,
al.akx - containing about n (
,li,es southeast of Opclonsa l
p'a'u,Hgs aud I'M improvements fiss
ABOUT IN years, and Ier twn ~
aged i! years, and Eu(iENWs
4 9 III corn about $50 bsfI1
A few horses;
cattle and hogs; y
a pairgo K hecyes} Y
Pafitatio4sI III saaSsE
FuFnitQ
iEkMs AND CONDITIONS III
Iof we sum Of $7S5 and tlle MI sA#
APRIL next, 1853. The slaves M
yesfs. ille movables paysiH ~
anII neSt. 1859. The p~lantation N 4a
main lnoftgaged ubtil anal ~ n ~ .ss1
and interest at 8 per cent froin Z. i. u
IN soid0. "pRloN&l psfes4Sf
opeloasas, Oct. ., 1865. e|
ANTOINE II
teS032 ~ Gs-fla+ "a NO. III
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oiAiNE,-aO ounces different marks, for sale
&'@ P'L. HEBRARp.
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Mrs. n. KELI.OGG.P photographs. ~
III Ambrotypist announces 10 the cillseS mn {
0pelousas and vicinity, that he has retaiasa \ IA
prepared to secure the shadow OF {he husRp
divine in all its PROJECTIONS. !, a,sv.
Ladies' and gentlemen will please cail ans g = ~
inc specimens at his rooms two doors Norsn :
Patriot Office.
opelousas, Nov, g., 1858. -
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SWEET OIL and OLIVES.

SWEET OIL and OLIVES. A1ssS1
WI be sold at importing prices. Send WI Y
We solicit a share Of the patronage 81 sls psyt
o. - Landry. and hope our friends and staisS
taaces VIII not forget Us in our offset,
November o.. 1855.
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gsATHs og yriasaEs Hon. ClHsrLys E.GRKxnaux.
Y gentlsniat died a. liis Residence III l Natehi-
oches parish, 81 she 18th ult., aftersa short
lliteess. Ss
9reneailx was 4 citizen dc this parish
twenty-five years ago md was held iii
atinaation hy anur;citizeps. ne bus filed
Ificessof trust mud responsibility iii this
~ lastiy dlIed tihaa Office IL State a,seas.
leaves lpaAy wnrm md devoted
Al n tllis tate, Who win receive lie
~ his death with profound regret.
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NOTfGE.-The regular fall term g 81 :
AN District Court. in and for the Farisa VI 4. n Y.
Landry, is postponed until Monday the ss WI Il
cember, by reason OF the present ipaisp4S'Ne-
the Hon. B.. A. Martel, presiding judge. ..,s,.
Jurors and witnesses aye Instructed g oe
dance on that day without further notsneatssas
opelonsas, Noy. 4, 1853. $50 ny
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MAGAZINES Y NEWSFAF.ENs.a.8
We solicit the attention Of country MerchsaiS1s Il
others visiting orr city, to our stock Of 6uiltll!gIsss
BOOKS and STATIONERY. confident We en- ffgA8
every satisfaction to purchasers. ,s $za
Oar stock of STANDARD and MlsgEAa9Maf
NE0US BOOKS is large and well selecteas I'D
prising every standard author, to whiehSM4& r.
continually adding by the receipt Of all neMs4&
as soon as issued from the Press. 4alsaSSs$
Our large and well selected stock Of Mkp !lls
BOOKS il not surpassed in the south, to yliAysfE
respectfully solicit the attention of plytcsaas III
students. s5Sxs
We also receive subscriptions for an the W.
Magazines and Newspapers published in tba H.
States. .
Orders from the country promptly ATTENDED !
August n, IS5S.-6n,. ss@A&
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ADAM GIfFEs, CHARLES 4. S4keN:
H. u, sAsnEs, F~nksAfSB
1iFFEN, SMETtES e CO. Cntfan n
tors, and Commission Merehants, l5s GonnS
Street, NeW0ileans.
opeiousas, duly 81, ls5a.-1y.
pATENTED COPPER LIGHTNING
R~ods.-Copper has eight times the conducts
powero Of iron, is more durable, and less lialhSS8
rust; again, a single charge Of electricity Will l6ixis
an iron rod 30 degrees, but a eopper rod only q Tks
further particulars apply for ~eirtsIlar, at tieofRN4E
the undersigned. Application for agencies, NaA
for stock or inaIelss and all communication seaie1
to this BUSINESS will receive immediate a~ttensbef
addressed TO II. Nv. r. JAGKS0Nsssss
s. st, Charles street, N. O. In.-Aprilst lssss II
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N0TICE.-All persons having c ssns
1 against the Estate of Mrs, Amelia Hs.hNasSf
deceased, are requested to present them ~ lApsf1 II
ton and settlement and those indebted =
Estate will please make immediate payment 49,
undersigned.
ep'l'asaa' No''0 i'''' &. i. sWAYzEs
Administrator of Estate Of Amelia Mixing aees
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STARTLING BUT TRUEl-The Son.
~ of Aatsgraphy!-pr. Gtstavns Petersburg
permanently located himself in tile city ~ Nes0sESs
leans. and would respectfully inform tho paAdkNM
large, that he Is the only Professor IN this Gpazegs
OF Genuine Autography, or the science 1t rss6g
the character, qualities, aud impalses N y ~
yidnal, and from that determining what b4ste4
they will succeed in, whom and what nature u m
son they should marry, ETC., etc, sss sSs
Full information as above, punCtually fenlasd14 y
receipt of a few lines of handwriting, enclosing ~
dollar. ss%
Hints on the Art of Courts,ip, with tanehSH4Aak
Bile information Of interest to the Young fe4PNN Il
botl, sexes, sent postage free on the reeeips 10 ~
Dollar. Address: DIR. G.GGTlsMbG&@4.a sS
June rs, 1s5s.-ly. N~NSOnMlesAss
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NOTICE.-All persons having elslsss
are requested to present them for liquidation a as
settlement and those indebted 10 said Estato Nv
please make immediate payment to the undefs'ss
upelousas, Nov, 6, 1855. ~, I'M
~ s- T.. IL. SW 2 htsf4
T~estamentary Fxecutor of James MorganloRsn
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\ Proclamation 10 the Ladies.

WHEREAS It APPEARS that the days Of right honor,
and eErity IA, EIinE away ana W II Efss.=. ,=
interruptions AMI ignora II are daily taking =dEsfta=-
% the profound and learned BE 1T KNOWN THERE
FpgE to all whether MAIDS, WIVES, or WIDOWS, that
M CHEESEMAN'S FEMALE PILLS are ALONE ii'e
certain panarrz the troubles Incident 70 female e-or
r4nLlion, they sLOE correcting al painful Hieusfrg
alton. assga== palpfat5ons % tire heart disturbed
sleep pain In ti- side and causing health and '-rTins-S
% the sicl- sex; uore especially 20 tie MARRIED
POETION. tey are certain 60 bring the monthly
period with regularity. AND WHEREAS these PILLS
purely vegetable and entirely free rom minerals,
therefore perfectly harmless ;ie.E operations and
wholly GuIke other medicines thrust upon the public,
purportE= 20 eject The object. already detailed
THEREFORE,, BE- IT KNOWN, that NOTHING bat the
saEI PILLS q DR. CIIEE<EliNS sl accomplish the de-
sired object wien DISAPPOINTMENT has been expert
rneed under the regime Of OTEE PILLS. aai the Ia
DIES VII cause ti- PROCLAMATION 10 spread amongst
them 10 ;hefr own sting E-left-aiay- promising
that saii PROCLAMATION in one case mus; lie eonsi-
dersd SILL and VOID; that i, 20 say, that the Pills
snu-t no, taken Ehea any ;-,az il in INTEREST
ING STU TIOy Otherwise > TIzCAREiAGE VII IL
ths fsSy.tfI{@ remit
ESririt dlree,isns, h carefully read, accompany
each box Price al sent by mail enclosing 81 TO
Dr. CoeSEiIrs l. CHEEszaAS. Box i3I Post oice, NeH
YORK City. sold rs ore Drars.; in every in the
UH!trd State. Given rlier ny hand all sal,
&. l.. CIIEESEsIAS, NJ D.
r UUTCUixGS. GeEerfi Ag-Bt FAR tie EaitSd
.S,as,- I CtaasJegs 81 NJ, Iort to Jstoga al 'elOis
s1E- 1y.TsS- sIOHLI he Gdfre-.Hf.
Sold in Ottawa by lsepi2-iyl d. WALKER co.
WHITE TEFTH, PEIErNrD EErSIH and beautiful conf
p,exioa, he acquired by using the " aim OF Thou
sand forers-" Whs; lady gentleman would remain
under t- OF disasreeab,e breath ahen by using
the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers dentrifce,
would only render il sweet but leave the teeth white
alabaster; Many persons do not know their breath
bad and the suij-ci delicate ;hat their friends
would never mention it. Beware Of cOunterfeits. BE
SIRE each bottle j. signed FETRIDGE & co. y. Y.
For sale by D. WALEEE Co. Sole Agents Ottawa, ILL.,.
jul25
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In all diseases Inflammation less predomi-
uates-nOv aIay inflammation strikes a, tie root Of
fhc dise1se-hcuce immediate cure.
DiLLEYS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. and no
thing e{e, allay Inflammation Once, and make
certain cure
DALLEYtS MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR -ill cure
tIe oi!o7u- among great catalogue O! diseases
BrESs. Sc,LD<- CUrs, CH,FES, SIEE NIPPLES, COESs,
BrSroxs. BErl-gs. SrEsISs, BrIES PosSoy, CHIsLiS
Bus SCOTIA. TLcEa FEFEE SORES FELOys E,E ACHE,
PM EYES, GOUT, SvEIIIyGs, EHEUHsrIsY ScALD
HEAD. S,LT EHETx, BsLDSES-- ErI-IPEL,s- RIyGwoRs,
BaEEErs ITCH, SMALL Pox NEAsl-ES, RtSi- SC, &c
To some II may appear iueEeIuIous that many di-
ssases sioux. L. reached ~ article, such idea
will vanish reaesiisn points TO tie fact, that the
saISr = combination OF ingredients each and every
one applying perfect aftiIo;- IL opposite disorder
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR N lis effects
- magical short b-;H-en disease
and permanent cure; and L j. extractor, as it
al the Affected part, leaving
perfect before tie injury. II scarcely necessary
sly that house, workshop, anGfactory should
be one mGm-tt without IT,
~ Pain Extractor > genuine unless tIe box las upon
II steel plate engraving, Of Henry Dali
ley. Manufacture
For al, - al TIE Druggists aEI Patent Medicine
Dsai-r- tirnaziou; the United States and C4nadas
Principal Dsyat, I65 Ct1n,5er- :; Ns'c loyI-.
s-pts-iy CT. CHACE.
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IuPORTAST LECTURES IL our citizens
have been charmed with the brilliant lee
lures of Prof Ioumans and of George ID.
Prentice, it is no less true that they may be
as much interested, and we apprehend even
more u<efnlly entertained, 10y the lectures
now being delivered at the Court House by
Dr.. " ooD, of the Peoria Water Cure. These
lectures relate to the anatomy and physio!o-
gy Of the human body, and advance some
important ideas in reference TO the deleteri-
Gus effects from the use Of mineral medi-
cines. DR. W will lecture to the ladies ex-
clusively this afternoon, at p o'clock, and
to gentlemen exclusively this evening. To-
morrow Sunday evening he will speak up
on the physical effects Of intempefancc in
its various forms.
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The Lecture on the IS Chemistry OF the


The jewellers Of Ottawa have enjoyed
this week. We do not often have lecture
that is itself sunbeam. Truly, the "crumos
and bones of science" have happy attract
ion when earnished with such rare elo-
quence.
II is seldom that an audience is so perfect
" baptised with the spirit of grandeur and
sublimty in subject that we can 60 with
the sunbeam into the laboratory of the leaf
and behold what is there eliminated, or dive
down into Natures great crucIble and find
out of what she made the everlasting gran
lite, and how she piled up the stratitied rocks
and make the acquaintance OF her grand
Autocrat, Oxygen, and see how he hides
away the needful metals in the sparkling
quartz and how the rocks are worn down in
to fertile soil, and he fits the earth up to be
trodden by the image Of God, or gaze on the
jewels that glttering hang in the sky, till
they expand into suns, radating their own
glorious light upon planetary retnues. Aye,
look upon may waltz Of worlds while the
soul listens to the measured tread of starry
systems around starry systems.
Gliding on, and on, and on, and upward,
and upward, and upward, with that great
tape line, the tireless spirit went (nor dared
to breathe in their dizzy flightO two hun
dred thousand miles, while the pendulam
told single stroke, was their lightning
speed and when more than twenty six bill
lions of miles were passed we looked upon
our suns larger brother, Tyrus.
Floating away on starbeam, soon after,
we found ourselves nearing the gem lit face
. Of Taurus, passing along, we searched ORR
! on's beigerent DOMAIN; without his leave
peering about his sword hilt, for little ne
! bulous casket, which, when found, opened
/ with all the grandeur Of untold numbers Of
of suns and worlds.
! When the thought stream ceased t. flow
, and the lecture was ended, we found our
I selves back here, SO perfect had the brood
! Ing spirit OF grandeur and sublimity lowered
/ over US that all the enchanted spirit could
utter was, How glorious how glorious the
universe.
Truly, our world is not as bad az we ma :
/ it, We lave slipped the cup Of science ;
even though we should pe drunken and our
thirst be raging, give Us more, give US more.
ANNA LITHoSA.
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0ttaua fire. Grabtr .
LOCAL MATTERS.
LectureS.

Lectures.
Last Wednesday evening was rendered
memorable by two lectures.
The first, in point Of time, was given at
the Court House by Geo. D. Prentice, ESQ.,,
Of Louisville, KY, who gave US a pretty
good daguereotype of the political world.
The coloring Of the picture may be consid-
sidered by some as rather too dark but
that the main features # the picture were
not true TO the nature of political events,
can be doubted by no one. The speaker
after giving his audience clear view OF the
state of politics as whole. then Analysed hls
subject and gave us a clear view OF the Two
great political parties in the Union. lie
showed no mercy TO the politician as poll
tician. Neither patty passed the speakers
notice unscathed he showed that there is
now great danger of the ruin Of our great
Republic.
The Court House was crowded to the ut.
most.
This large audience then moved from the
Court House to the Second Congregational
Church, where many were already waiting,
where the second lecture was given on the
Chemistry of the Sunbeam" by Prof.
Youmans of n Y, who introduced his sub
ject by saying that they had been enjoying
literary feast Of rich vrands, and had come
to sit down with him where he had nothing
to present them but the dry bones and
crumbs of science.
The Professor then told his audience that
the cars did no, leave till half past twelve,
and that he was .ood for a two hours dis
course; and il any one wished to leaye
before he got through, it would not disturb
him at all if they should get up and go out.
But he knew very well they would not leave.
Prof Y then commenced his lecture, and
in FIVE minutes had his audience chained to
him SO strongly, that they could not move
Ideed they were in an ecstasy Of delight
while gazing upon the chain that held them
fast--its links all studded with the gems Of
poetry and science.
In fact, without figure or trope, Prof y.
BY the aid OF the sunbeam" before the
mental vision of his enraptured audience,
took a perfect daguereotype of the stellar
world, cclOredF with the beautiful tints OF
cloaucncc; he left his audience entranced
His praise is in the month Of every one. and
could he be induced to return and repeat
his lectures, no hall in this city would be
large enough to hold his hearers.
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Gard to the Ladies.

DIR. DCPONCOS GOLDEN PERIoDlCAL FILLS, roH
FEMALES are infable for removing stoppages or irre-
guarties of the Menses.
These Pills nothing but have been used by the
Doctor his practice for years both in France
and America with unparalleled success in every case
and he urged by many thousand ladies who have used
them to make the Pills public for the alienation OF those
suffering from any irregularities whatever, as well as
to ladies whose health will not permit
an increase Of family.
Pregnant females or those supposing themselves So
cautioned against using these Pills. while in that
condition. the proprietor assumes no responsibility
after the above ad,ronition although their mdness
would prevent any injury health otherwise these
snIs are recommended. Directions accompanying each
box Price II.
Sold at wholesale by G. L. THOMSON,
General County Agent, Otfa,ed, H.,
10 Sncn al orders must be addressed He will furnish
the Pills at proprietor's prices
N B.-Lades by enclosing 81 TO him at the Ottawa p.
o., can have Dr. pnponco's Golden Pills sent by
mail (condentialy) to part the CITY or country
See that the signature al Duponco," upon each box
you obtain medicine that may be relied upon
Sold at wholesale BY PENTON ROBINSON.
dse4s l61 SoUtA Water S., CkSca6o