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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-11-03
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Exhibition Of the Literary Society of the
Eden High School

toF tle Shronicie.
Exhibition Of the Literary Society of the
Eden High School
The first part of the exercises being
over when We arrived, we are unable 10
notice it, and can only speak of that part
which We did hear and see.
Among the performances in the after
noon, most worthy of notice, were, 1.-The
Diadem of Triumph a Literary Maya
zne. edited by Miss Maggie johnson,
with much ability; a Tablesu. 1.-The
Wanderer," arranged by Miss A. T.
Woodard-this was good. a Poem by
Miss Hine, was highly praised. but We
could not hear 1t distinctly. Among The
miscellaneous addresses, the enc deli
vered by R. w. Duncan. was one of his
mastery pieces. After this, the society
adjourned ill 5 O'Clock. and ire adjourn
ed TO the hotel, where a fue supper was
served up on short notice. by our old
,ri.nd, Theodore Nuhrenberger.
a little incident happened. worthy OF
note. On1 poor fellow was dragged
from his sea: by the Marshal. because
h. wanted 10 sit with his gal.
The first thing in order. on re assem-
bling. was Prayer, by Rev. M. D Ford.
The Salu:aiorv, (L'tn) by Mr.. DrFord,
was next. The Grafton by Miss II. Grd-
des. "WaIclman, What Of the Night"
was one OF The best o~ra,ions that we have
had the pleasure OF hearing for some
time, and we think that all who were
present will unite with us in saying that
it was excellent. The debate was very
good. but TOO long. The question vas
handled without gloves by both speak
ers. Grove and D, Ford.
The Literary Banquet, a paper edited
by Miss Jones, was good, both in com
position and style of reading.
The Comet n periodical edited by
Chas. c. Ok. was ably edited, but nof as
we'll read.
Grafton by C. Grove, was a capital
piece. The Drama, arranged by r. w.
Duncan, Return from College," MISS
Geddes and Messrs. Duncan and Grove,
performed their parts well. Valedic;o-
ry, mo Home" by Miss E. A. Wood
ard, was one OF the mastery pieces which
she is capable OF wiring.
The muse. by the Eden G'ee Club,
was good. as Ihat By the Warren 5 ring
Band was also, and appropriate. and II
TO have given entire satisfaction
nearly forgot to mention that our
Charley OF Philadelpbia. sung
OF his celebrated songs, which iorm-
a prominent part of the performance.
Yours, x. Y.
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is 10 sign the Office Of President; a trust
he j, unworthy and inf To ho'd.
TIE SENTINEL ON TIRE RECENT F.sCTIoxs.
On next Ia >day, tie p.ople Of Hi
noiS vii elect their legi>ls ura. and give
an expression Of their vii! on new tangled
democracy invented and patented since
the advent Of Mr.. Buchanan TO power.
The people of Ohio. Indiana, and
Iowa have spoken; and old Pennsylva.
MIA. whose %fovorite son betrayed her,
has rebuked her grey haired urchin in
the most signal manner.
New York. New Jersey. Wisconsin
and Michigan will soon follow suit. and
compel a change of tactics on the part of
the administration.
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MatrimonY Made Easy.

Thirty petitions ior divorce are now on
file in the Cour, of Common Pleas for Thu
county, AMI several petitions have al
realty been granted at the present term
At This rate the institution OF matrimony
is at a discount. The ceremony Of mar.
rage will lose half It's terrors and impor-
lance if the number of divorce cases con
tiuue to increase Columbus Statesman.
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4 REMARKABLE INcIDENT-REasoy
REsToRED-The Havana Preuzl notices
a remarkable incident as II of the re-
suits of the shock from the recent terrible
explosion. No less than the restoration
{, reason Of a LADY oflhat city; who had
entirely lost her mind some tx m nths
ago from a severe and p~Foiracied spell
Of sickness. During the whole Of that
period she did not recognize any one, MOI
even her parents and other near rela-
tivcs. When the explosion took place
she Vas Instantly thrown in,o violent
paroxisms, which the family considered
an indication Of the speedy approach Of
death. The paroxisms gradually sub
sided, and all were rci1iced 10 find her
situation quite the reverse of What
was expected; her reason was an.
tirely restored! This ease presents an
Interesting question for our medical phi
1850, hers.
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Steamer Lost.
New YORK {

NEW 1Dkk- VCI =
New Orleans pnpers Of Saturday re-
corl The loss Of the steamer Ben Frank
lin hv fire, near Ashton. on the MisslS-
sippi. She was from Memphis, bound
for New O,laD-. AMI had nearly 20D
passengers aud d very valu bic cargo.
cprisislig If upwards o' 8 G1 bales CT
rnu; 30 tons bacon, g.. she took fire At
3 o'clock on the 2I>t inst ana was en-
.iteIy Al! the passengers
and crew were saved The boat was
valued Al S7O, go, the cargo at abonr
SI8 600 Insurance on boat S23, 0GO in
The Louisville offices.
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Tie accounts from Frdz@r'S River are
very disc ,uraging. The rlvar had fall
en- Is feet. but the result had d~i,appoint-
ed even the most Sanguine a. litIle or no
gold is found a f,w feet below high wa.
ter. 1t Is now supposed That The prospect
will not improve until the water reaches
its lowest stage. To aid TO the disapoint-
ment several of the river bars heretofore
worked with great success, appear TO b.
giving out aud the claimants are selling
oul for iIifinp sums.
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A Pointed Rep'y to an impairment
Charge.

The Rapahfcans arc obliged to get mp
. new - - p~,nciples every year
WashiRgtln Union.
The DcmD3rots do not wait a year.
They have a dozen different seis OF prin-
ciples in The same campaign. They oc-
cupy nearly as many platforms a. there
are SAFES. Ask what Democracy is,
aud you will receive totally diff rent an
sNers. according 10 whether YOU inquire
in New York or n W Oleans, NJ ,bile
or Albsuy. They are for the tariff IN
PENNSYLVANIA, against it in Alahana..-
They believe in the English sWindie in
MARYLAND, aud denounced 1t in Illinois.
They love The U"ion N 'he District OF
Columbia, and hate it la the pert of
Charleston. They dccry flI'ba>terIsm
in Massachusetts, bat they iii out ships
for II in Louis ana. They SPIT upon the
DrYd Scott decision in Michigan. and
swear by it at Washington. They be-
,.rais. Buchanan IN Fam any Il I'll, aud
losv, hlm To be- III ige by IiS acts" in
Syracuse. Tnry are like pirates, win"
carry 0ag, 0f all SnriS IL their locker,
and sail Hndrr which rvcr is safest, dis
pi,vimc their own black ensign orl,
when they have won the ba''le, an,i
gained inquiry for crime.-AB Zee
.TJur.
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PATER MoNEY IN ST. The
effect Of IN over issue OF paper money 10
f~ePreciaring lis value, is very striking
ly Illustrated in S.. DJmingo. The gov
FTnnieni has issued ab,ul fly five aud a
fuerter millions If dollars in paper. The
value OF IL at the present time is JUS one
cent on The dollar, Or as near being Gu
tiro'y worthless rs anything eau be-
TIE government. through lis reckless
abusa of its credit has entirely destroy
I'd it, and lis ability ever 10 pay its debts
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INFLAMMATION OF THE EYES

Like all other indammations. is caused by impurity Of
the blood, which causes all ~eruptive diseases; as Salt
Rheum, Seurvy, Boils, Sores. Ulcers. SC. The blood
being unhealthy. and Of Al impure nature, also occa-
siOns DrOpsy. The blood becoming Opstructed In the
veins, the watery part Of the blood in consequence is
thrown out from ths extremities, and dropsy is the
result Many times it is Occasioned by Improper treat
mcnt OF some former disease. aud the vessels being I'LL
ed by Serious humors instead of blood. Free evacua.
tiols by these pills, open the passage into the bladder
and carry of the corrupted hum"rs, and renew them
with pure and healthy blood, which willdriyeo out ofthe
body all Inflammation, together with e~ruptiOns Of the
skin and all dropsieai complaints They will be 4 shield
to every firm Of disease TO guard and keep you from
the cold grsspinG hand of death, and cause life and
strength to remain, and the cOuntenance 20 brighten
with the bloom Of beauty and health.
DR. MoRsEs IsDIAS RooT Pills are sold by u A.
Smith * Co.. WooGs d Pew; WARREN, and by all medi-
cine dealers in the County.
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A correspondent of the New York
Times, wiring from Salt Lake City,
September l8.h, SAYS
1t is rumored about town that Heller
Kimball was presented by some Of his
''Spiri,uals" with eleven children night
before last. Just think of a man's own
immediate family increasing at the rate Of
eleven each night"
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Suicide.
MADISON. In. Oct.

MADISON, IN, UcI. Yin.
A snit came off to-day at Columbus.
Indiana, Shrewsbury and Price against
Newherter. A verdict was rendered for
the former for $4,000, when the latter
drew a pistol and shot himself through
the heart ard was killed instantly.
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The Democrat on the Know Nothipgs.

TIE Democrat of last week. broke out
afresh against the Know Nothings, and
fights them as zealonsly as a freshly i'm
ported foreigner, although there has not
been a Know Nothing lodge in existence
in the free states, within the last three
years.
This reminds US of the Berks County
Dutchman who still votes for Gen Jack
son, for President, and says the story OF
his death is Eoihing but a Wing lie.
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HARPBRs MAGAzlxE-Publishe by Har

HARPERs Observation-Disclosures by Har-
per and Brothers, New York. Price
% cents per number.
The November number Of Harpers
Monthly contains Ethan Allen; The
Voyage Of Pawl; Strains Gallop, Across
The Pampas, and The Virginian's by
Thackeray, Continued, all IlInStrated.-
Besides these are several other shorter
articles, not illustrated. The Editors
Easy Chair is as sociable as ever, and
the Drawer as full of fun.
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0tn A0brr easements.
Casual Advertisements mnSt be paid fo'
when handed iB.
A COTTAGE RESIDENCE

n good repair. 80 acres Of land. with
4 good orchard &c. finely situated, one mile soc;h-
west Of Warrrn-also. stock, hay. tools. provisions. a
sleigh am wagon. household goods ola Kinds, ard a
qlaatiiy Of Rrady-Made Clothing. viii ne Sold at pub
lie venue on the premises, SATURDAY. NOV. i3. >
IL Q o'clock A. u. IRA FULLER
y. B. For price Of Real Estate, 4 credit will e Civ
GA on most favorable terms. FOR all sums over S3.UU.
"a credit OF d mo tbs. Nov 8, ,J--2t
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NO EXCUSE FOR BAD BREAD.
s Morrius IafaHible Yeast Po1eder

NEW ARTICLE
FOR .W.9KLHG LEG8T SWEET BREsD.
Bead made with this Yeast j. perfectly wholesome,
nor liable to sour upon the stomach, and is more nour-
ishing and economical ihIn Bread raised with the
common Brewery-Yeast. Price IS cents per box, to lie
had at Wholesale and retail. Of
E.A.SMlTH K Co. Druggists.
Sept. -. lt53-3n. No. ). Ma -.
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0tatbs.

Ia NJ eca, un the 2l;n ut. MARTHA DbU-
SlLLA. youngest child Of EIjih and Mary U.
Huichins, aged l year and ) muaths and 10
DAYS
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B. Dr.. D. speaks The German Language.

About two years ago ny genera! health became much
impaired, and in 4 short time there was an eruption
made its appearance on Ey face and body, assuming
the very worst type Of skin disease, $50 called by the
DyctOrS) Ny husband being a phy stefan. tried diff
fereEt remedies but availei nothing. / then applied
% other eminent physicians, Iut got no relief By
this time my head and face was a mass of sores l
heard of DR.. DIS great success in treating chronic dis
eases and diseases of the skin. / applied to him and
in less than three msnths he had the ERUPTION removed
and my general health improved under his treatment.
SO that 1 now ENJOY good health. In conclusion, 1
would say those sGrerins from like disease. should ap-
pls TO Dr.. Dellenhaugh. MRS. 4. FOGEE.
Cleveland, Apr Ist, 1853 oet27-9
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DIR. J. ID. MARCHISrS
CELEBRATED CATHOLfCON,
For the Relief and cure Of Suffering Females.
WOMAN'S ADVOCATE ,

Il Philadelphia, (iisS Annie E. Mcdowell, editor.
SAYS: This is the most valuable medicine for the dis
eases peculiar TO women that we know Of. \ friend
Of ours, who for many years has been 4 sufferer, motto
Ell the advertisement in the -9do0eGfs. and at once pro
cured a bottle. She found relief. AMI feels TINT she
Can most heartily recommend it 10 all who are suffer
ing in a like manner. We have heard many times thsI
it was 4 true remedy. bu; this is the first case in which
We have Seen its ELECTS. Oar friend will be very glad
t. give D. harchisi 4 certificate Of its value to her, il
he desires one"
Pamphlets containing much useful information touch
ing the nature AMI symptoms Of the above diseases.
together with testimonials from ladies Of the highest
responsibility. as certified 10y the most satisfactory au-
thority, to all which the attention of ladies and prac
titioners is respectfully invited. can be had gratis At
the Store Of Z. A. SMITH & CO.. Agents
Druggists, WARREN, o.
LIB. NARCHISI & CO., Propriet9rs. Central De-
pot 3Of Broadway. n. Y.
iCPDo not be satisfied with merely reading this no.
tice, but call or send Tor 4 pamphlet. Twill pay you
well for your trouble. sept. %. '5o-3m.
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THE STATE OF OHIO, TrumbulI

The following accounts of Executors, Administra-
tors and Guardians having been flei in the ONCE Of
the Probate Court OF said County, it IS ordered that
they he advertised agreeahly to law and That they re-
main on file for inspection aud exceptions until the
18th day OF November next. when they will he examin-
Ell and ordered to recardifno exceptions appear there
to. To Wit.
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Tickets in Ashtabula Co. sc.


We have received a letter from W G
Howells. E q, EIitor of the A~htabuIa
Sentinel, in answer to a remark, 10 ouI
paper of The 20.h ut. We said;
! In Ashta'ula Co., a ticket with the
regular Republican heading. but with
MIR. GIddin.s name tor Congress, wa,
circulated, it being similar in type and
form to the regular ticket. and having
the appearance of proceeding from the
same press.
Mr.. Howells saysthe ticket Easnot SIM
liar to the regulsr Republican, as it was
printed on 6tue paper, and The regular
ticket on whits paper: that it was printed
at night, at his office. BY a young man
in his employ, and Without his knOWl-
edge.
Mr.. Howe!ls further says:
Every politician among Mr.. Gid
"diug's friends in ] eferson, and through
"out the County, did all be possibly
"could TO get out a good vote for Mr..
"Hutchius.
Also:
GAS TO the lahors of the Press in that
direction. l very freely submit wheth
ser the Sentinel has not done more than
"eiiher of the other papers of this Coun-
.'ty, or the Chronicle. Ichallenge com
'parison in This respect.
We believe We have given the main
facts in his letter. and do not publish ii
in full. because we think it contains some
things. which 10 cooler moments, he
would not say. On orr part, are will ad
NIT that u remark concerning the sys
temotc eotdnsss Of certain politicians in
Je6ers0n." had better have been emit
ted.
We hope this will be satisfactory t @
Mr.. H, as We should be exceedingly
sorry to have any controversy with him,
or with the Sen incl, feeling certain thai
no good could possibly come from it,
while il wouH probably do harm.
As to tie relative merit of the services
of the Sentinel and the other papers of
the District, in the Congressional Can
vass, 80 far as the Chronicle is concerned,
We have no objection to concede to the
Sentinel any amount of superiority claim
ed for it. As between it and the other
papers of Ashtabula Co., it is not our
province TO decide.
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CARD TO


VI. PERciE's"IACHIsH PILLs.-The Importers Of this
reliable aud safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies' to il,
as infaIliable in removing DISTRACTIONS and Irregular.
ties OF the menses, promptly restoring them in all ca
SEES The suppression so common. is speedily relieved,
and there viii be no recurrence OF the complaint il this
remedy is used acc Jrding TO directions, which ACCOM-
paDy each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies EEcEIsTE, or sHspeetiHg Themselves SO, are
cautioned against using tAeR. as miscarriage E5Hld
sRSEe. Ladies desiring an Increase IF family should
J0Tego Their use %estireiy, as a JeD pills each month
to0RId be sure 10 Pre1eRt pregnancy.
Proprietors, importers, or agents can he in no wise
responsible after ;his admonitiOn. Although certain
in effect, they are so mild as never to produce injury
to the health.
MAIL PACKAGE
Having the appearance Of an ordinary letter. price
Sl.OO) are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid, on receipt Of price
Boxes Sl,25; Half Boxes IS cents. Messrs. V. b. AL
DEN & Co., Cleveland, o.. are our general agents.
All orders will he promptly filed by them.
Sold by WOODS d PEW. Wholesale Agents, and Z.
A. SMITH d CO., Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. lJune 30, 'jS-ly.l
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Weston Reserve Produce Store.
Benz. GRhMAGE,

IT as Just received a large assortment
j Of Boots, Shoes, Caters, Ialies' and Gents,
Bulalo Oyershoes, Gum Oyershoes, sandals and Slip
peTs.
Together with q large lot Of Sole Leather, French
Calf and Kip skins, Morocco, Kid Innings and Bind
ings, Avis, Pegsing. Sewing ard stitching. Boot Cord,
Boot trees, Boot IS eb, Bones, slick AID stitch.
Crimpsng boards and irons. Coils, Coaco and CON-
mon, Cork. Soles, Eye!ette Machines AMI Eyviet;s.
French and English GaIlooLs. Hammers, Instep
feathers. knives-Silver steel. and Cast Steel
French Wheels. Box Wheels, Fudge Wheels, Shank
Wheels ani stitch Wheels Mems and Womeus fore
par: Irons, French Irons, double and single, Stamps,
Strap avis, Size sticks. Rhand Files. Well Knives.
shou der sticks. Loag sticks, ~Laces-Silk, Linnvn and
Cotton English hastings. Last Hooks, Lasting lacks,
Lasls-Men's. WOmen's, Boys Misses'And Chiidrenis
Measure Straps, heel nails. round headed and zine
nails, Peg floats, PinceTs, Nippers, punches, Rasps,
KuhberS or sand stones, soap stone. shoe lifts, shoe
threads, &c, &c. All to be found At No. 6. Main St.,
Warren. Ohio at the very lowest prices.
Nov. ,, S.
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DR.. Dellenhaugh fstters himself that he can cure
Chronic complains OF the Oldest and most obstinate
character. lie uses 10 mercurial Preparations, and
only medicines that are purely vegetable.
DR.. D of Cleveland. is the son Of the celebrated DR..
Deiieubaugh, late Of Georgetown, who so successfully
treated and prescribed foo 2G7 eco patients during 2J
years practice in Thu State.
All diseases pertaining to Women and Children
treated with great success ~ DR.. DeiIenbaugh.
Where Dr.. D. PRESERVES for patients his charges viii
he satis factory. There is 10 one practising in George
town on the De;lenbaush 5 system
NIB Dr.. D. speaks The German Language.
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Ii is said 10 be Il fact that nearly every
woman has one or more skeletons" in
her closet.
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MLAIN'SEXCHANGEBANK

Exchange, Banking AID Collection business trans
acte-l on the uost reasonable terms.
Drafts drawn, bought and sold, on New York and
principal European Cities
Coca paper discounted and interest paid on time
deposits.
Collections made in all this region on fair terms and
RENTED. less exchange. Br0nDt{g.
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John ROberts. on the west SIDE, in Warren
Ohio. on
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1853.
Between the hours of I and O'clock. l.. NJ. Of said day:
On. Iron Planning Lathe. with CrOne PulIeys, Belts
and tools made ~ the C~uyahosa steam Furnace Com
paay. Cleye and One Iron Turning Lathe ~ feet
b-d) 3i in Swing, made by Lowell Machine Shop. Mass.
with Hangers. Pulleys ami all things thereto.
The said articles of Machinery we've mortgaged by
Hnra'io Bascomh and Levan d. Roberts tn the Cuyaho-
"a Straga Furnace Co. and are nov offered Tor sale To
satisfy certain notes given for said articles. Terms
Of sa,e. < cash. balance in 3 and d months with inter
est at 10 per cent
\ rare chance is here presented to obtain first class
Machinery on easy terms T. J. MILAN
Nov. 3. 80. Atty. fer Guy. Steam Furnace Co.
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DIR. DELLENBAUGH'S
November appointments.

DR. DELLENBAUGH respectfully
~ informs the citizens Of Trumhull, Portage and
stark counties, and the surrounding cuuntry. that he
Will rrmain in the following places: All persons at
'ec;ed with any complaint Of a Chronic nature, are in
vited 10 call for sratuitJus consultation,
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Orr Thanks.

Are due 10 IIon b F. Wade for val
uable Congressional Documents.
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MISS e Nj HUR1LBUTv
TEACHER of Drawing d Painting
i Room one door east of Mr.. Camps new Hotel
Orl ~ -
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MORTGAGES SALE
OF VALUABLE MACHINERY,
Saturday, Nov. 18th, 1853.

WI be sold at the Machine Shop OF
W John Roberts. on the west side, in Warren
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THE aRE1T EnqLIsH REMEDE

SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.
Prepared nom Prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, ID. D.
Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
This invaluable medicine lie upfanF in the OF 81
those painful and dangerous disorders to which the fe
male constitution subject. It moderates ell excess and
removes all obstruction, and speedy may be relied
TO MARRIED LADIES
It is peculiarly suited It will, in short time, bring OF
he monthly period with regularity
Each bottle price One olar, bears the Government
stamp Of Great Britain to prevent counterfets-
G aus 0 u
These Pills should not he taken by females that are
pregnant during the first three months. as they are
sure to bring iscdrriGgs, bu at every other time
and in every other case, they are perfectly safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal affections Pain 10
tine Back and Limos Fatigue slight exertion Papita
ton Of the Heart Hysercs and Whitss these Pills will
effect cure when all ether have failed and although
powerful remedy do not contain iron caome antirno
ny, or anything hurtful to the constitution.
full directions company eaGn package.
Sole Agent for the United States ard Canada.
JOB MOSES,
Qate I. G. Baldwin & Co } Rochester, N z.
N B. 81 and six postage stamps encloaed to any
thorzed AGENT will bottle Of the Pills by return
mail.
For sale by druggists in every town IN the United
tates.
BURR. FOSTER, CO, No Cornhil, Boston
Wholesale Agents for Neg England
For sale by VIM. Bush q Co wholesale and retail
Agents, and dru0o"s+s -"0"v'"r ewt dec22