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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13
PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

MoBEPer steamer oregon57 bales cotton Battle Noble
&co-8 Bradley, Wilson aco24 jno Harde &co-6 Geddes
- bbls water Syme &co-sundres to oderTota 95 bales
cotton.
MOBILE-Per VIM Bagaley-282 bales cotton order
"a do Battle, Noble &co-Total 324 bales cotton.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

Leaves SATUR 18th inst, at 5 P. NJ.
, HS FOR ST. l4OUIS-TBE FINE REGT
IFAaaka,SS II lar passenger steame, l.. NJ kenneif,
MASTER, will leave for St. Louis and all
intermediate landings above For freight apply
on board -
VIRGINIUS C. DENTzEL,
ol3 Ad ertising Agent.
Passengers and shippers rely the pnnetuasy O.
this steamer.
sThe will take freight for Cairo Memphis,
Napoleon Vickshue, Nachz aud all the Bends and will pay
ric attention 10 all and plantation business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13
8ebitm IF the NIarkets.

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 10 Camp street,
Thursday Morning, Oct. ID, 1859.
COTTON. Thsre demand yesterday, and the
sales reached about 1900 bales prices being irregular but
without quotable change:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-10-13

SUNDRIEs-
y laJ cases best Oak Tanned Russets.
60 :, Haplock ,.,
100 . Boots aud Shoes, assorted siz and qualities.
40 trunts :. very hhe.
20 bales Csmpeachy Hats.
70 Alabama Wool best article ior pant " use'
III ~ ~ :, Martin Weakley 4 Co.
90 . Cotton Yarn assorted Herbert Mills.
so :. Mexican Wool.
50 :, Native Tree OF surs ana IN prime snip
... ping order.
For sale at low prices and easy terms by
f ~ j. b. VALENTINE i Co.,
.r1s 81 Common street.
NTANfLLA-A SMALL LOT OF GOOD VANILLA
' Just received and fsr sale BY BAKELL1 Co.,
aui If q Common treet
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

BY John Dobbins-Our hosts, the Printers
of Fairfield. May they always have Fair
field to work in-never depart from true
Jetersonian principles and may the fair pages
of their Ledgers never be married by blot.
As the evening was well advanced, the
company, by common consent, now rose
from the tables, which were, as soon as pos
sible, removed to make room for the finish
ing exercises
The balance of the evening, until sometime
in the wee small hours, was agreeably occu-
pied with cotillions and an occasional waltz.
We think the Festival passed off agreeably.
The Printers of Fairfield trust, that their
visitors from abroad, and the ladies and gen.
tlemen of this city who attended, were pleased
with this first and imperfect attempt to honor
the birthday of Franklin, in this city.
On behalf Of the members of the craft resi-
ding here, we return thanks to their visiting
and resident friends for their kind attendance,
and wish them all, long life and happiness.
The President of the evening, Mr.. Norris,
will also accept the thanks of the craft for
the interest he manifested in the affair, and
the able manner in which he presided.
The Festival was enlivened by the fine
music of the Fairfield Brass Band. We are
requested to thank the gentlemanly perfor-
mers,
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

IL.
"", 'ho iepo'' vas III op'eu.
Mr.. j. w. Norris from the Committee on
Resolutions reportea the followipg
W,n - ,a .. ,,s
"hhnEAs, IL ha" peeu iePress " uS
through the public prints, that the counties
North-west IF no in the direction of the Can.
81 e - O. - " NJ d. e
isot Vi our State, are ueslfous oi ioiHihS
connection by Rail with the Mississippi River
nv way of OSl,oloos. and that q Cnnvent;on
80 ~ ~
VI ,he COUNTIES interested 10 10 ne heiu d. W.
kaloofa on the 26th inst. therefore.
Rssol1s5 Tb,, ws tbs ,;tizens NJ wapel,o County
assembled in Mass Convention in the Cont House at
Ottumwa this 2ad dav Of January 1859 do sympathize
Win mr. frisn tI oiiav In tbs desire and nedye
onrSaIvas 70 coon.rt bsr,iIv With ,h.u 10 The er
tent Of onr ahilitv in devis;naand carrying out any
nIace npu,uaiiv :Sran,aaanns 70 ms and mon which
". can agrea ~ ~
Pesoznssd Thu, - hs,;sv. tho ds-s, and interes,
OF our friends in the North west viii be most effects
ually, cheaply and speedily subserved by means Of
Rail Road from or to the city of ottumwa the county
pia VI mapelS oounIy, the pohs o., tne HeS Mones
trikes said river and in support belief ad duce
se following as among the reasons which lead US to
'hl Ss conclusion 1to p,u,,. ,,,..u, , :.
located to the point named and viii he competsd be
fore will be possible to construct the branch in
wi,bin ~ ,,a &c cars are now running 70 batavia
the viii rnn 70 - o., ~ a w.. a, ~, s o., ,a'
wa in two weeks in addition to the
of the weathiest companies in the country, there
iarss amount OF bonds and subscription toibe
Moines River at an early day the present season.
Second.-Tke point named is nearer Oskaloosa and
Des Moines than any other point with which commu
ron can ne spesay formed, ~ petng oniy 20 m'es
and the route Is as favorable as anv in the state
Thi:d.NThe pont named is in the Des Moines
Valley and at the geographical center of wapelo Co
Msre the Proposed connection VIII best Groos .ne
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

Afflicted reader, you are suffering from a
bronchial affection and seeking for relief.
You say that you have tried the best physi.
clans and have almost dispaired of hope
Never despair until you have tried that grea-
test of medicines, DR.. Halls Balsam for the
Lungs.
The proprietors, Bolles, Smith & Co..
Chicago, are in possession Of numeriousltesti.
monials as to its curative properties, and re-
fer you to their free almanac distributed by
Druggists where you will get the genuine
Agents in every town inths coun.
ty.
Pnos-$l Per bottle, ore bottles for 81.
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st. Louis, JAN. "a.

st. Louis, JAM. "a.
The Santa Fe mall with dates to the 9Th
inst. reached Independence yesterday.
Peace has been concluded with the Navo-
jo Indians ...... ..
The Neosho mail party arrived at Santa Fe
on the I'd inst. They were detained by the
slow movements ofLieutenant Baaps party in
whose company they travelled. They saw no
Indians, but fresh sines were visible every day
The strength of their company was doubles
the only reason Of their not being attacked.
There are no newspapers furnished by the
mail .... ...
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

The Commissioners ofthe Insane Asylum
the Superintendent We acknowled ge a
polite invitation from Dr. Clark of Fairfield,
amember Of the Board, to be present, and
regret our inability to accept Gov. Lowe
came up on the morning train from Burlington
attend the meeting. The Gov. goes thence
to Washington. on business of the State
His Excelency seemed to be enjoying very
good health.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
RROCEEOINGS
Of the R. R. Convention.

The Mass Convention of the citizens Of Wa
pelo County called by Public Notice, issued
in the County Newspapers, of which the fol-
owing is copy:
"Pursuant to resolution adopted at ameet-
ing of the citizens of Wapello County held at
the Court House in Ottumwa on the 18th inst,
an adjourned Mass Meeting of the citizens of
Wapello County will be held at the same time
and place, on Saturday, Jan. %, inst, at
o'clock, p. NJ, for the purpose Of choosing del
egates to represent said county in the Con-
vention to be held at Osksloosa on the Goth
inst" met at the time designated in said no.
tice and was called to order by Hon. George
Gillaspy James Hawley, Esq, was called to
the Chair, and Edmund L. Joy was appointed
Secretary.
which had occasioned the call for conven-
ton.
Mr.. J. ". Norris moved that q Committee
of three be appointed to prepare and report
resolutions to the Convention. The motion
was agreed to.
On motion of A. II. Hamilton, Esq, the
number Of the Committee was increased to
five, whereupon the Chairman appointed
Messrs Norris, Hamilton, CASTOR, Kirkpat
rick and Wareham as such Committee.
Mr.. Gillaspy offered the following reso-
luton.
Resolred, That the Chair appoint Commit
dred persons as Delegates to the Railroad Con-
vention at Oskaloosa on the 22th inst, which
was adopted and Messrs. Gillaspy, Hedrick
aud Gaylord were made such Committee
The Committee after consultion reported the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
Washington, Jan. "a.

The House took up Mr.. Stephens resolu
ton on setting apart the first two days in
FEBRUARY for tho consideration Of Territorial
business.
Mr.. Morgan, Of New York, could not con-
sent unless provision be added to exclude
the admission of new states.
Mr.. Stephens replied that there was only
one state applying for admission. He wished
to take up the Oregon bill as soon as practi-
cable and was willing that Mr.. Morgan should
offer an amendment as he had indicated, after
the rules shall have been suspended to admit
their resolution. ~
Mr.. Morgan dissented. He wanted the
proviso added. ..
SENArE.-The Vice President submitted
to the Senate an elaborate memorial from the
Legislature of Indiana setting forth that the
State is unrepresentei in the U. S. Senate,
and has commissioned no other person to
represent her therein except Henry S. Lane
and VIM, M. Mccarthy, whom therefore the
memorialists pray may be admitted as Sena-
tors from Indiana in thu Federal Senate
A general desire having been expressed to
hear the memorial read, the Secretary COM
menced reading, but it becoming tedious
was referred on motion of Mr.. Trumbull to
the Committee on Judiciary and ordered to
be printed
Mr.. Seward, Of New York, gave notice
that he would tomorrow submit arcsolution
giving said Lane and Mccarthy the privilege
of the floor, while their claims for seats are
pending
[Times Correspondence
The Committee on Ways and Means will
report bill this week-irst, transferring a
number of articles including Branjies from
the lower to the higher schedule Second,
adopting the decimal schedules, thus raising
the II to the Is per cent. List third, trans
ferring number of articles from the free list
to the lower schedules.
Tribune Washington correspondence says
the Committee on Ways and Means will meet
Tuesday. So far as is now known no ma
jority report concerning the revenue can be
presented by the Committee.
Mr.. Phelps has scheme ofhis own. Mr..
Maclay's position is uncertain. Howard,
Davis, and Merrill are in favor ola bill, the
details of which have not yet been divulged
Mr.. Montgomery had given notice to Mr..
Phelps on behalf Of the Pennsylva Tia Demo-
Gratis that he will resist the consideration of
any more appropriation bills until some
scheme concerning the tariff is presented.
The Senate Committee on Foreign Re!.-
tons by vote of 4 to 8 have agreed to re-
port written by Slidell, advocating the $780,
100000 appropriation, and have reported a
bill for the same. The report is al elaborate
argument in favor of the acquisition Of Cuba
Mason, Douglas Slidell and Polk agreed to
the report. Seward, Crittenden and Foot
disagreed.
The city is full of rumors to the effect that
Judge Douglas has challenged Senator Fitch.
The only foundation for these rumors is in
the fact that negotiations are going on for a
reconciliation between them
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

The friends Of Joseph Hayne, and pretty
much everybody is included in that phrase
we believe, are much gratiied to see him
again installed in the Clerks Office at the
Court House. Mr.. Hayne is an excellent
officer, scrupulously exact in the minutest
details Of his business, constantly at his post,
OF duty, and uniformly courteous and obi
ging to all who have to do with him. We
have heard it remarked that Mr. H. was one
Of the best clerks in the State, and it is doubt.
less true. He is certainly held in high es-
timation in Wapello comfy by members Of
all parties. .....
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

TIE EppYvILLE BRiDGE.-We direct at.
teution to an advertisement Of the Eddyyille
Bridge in another column. 1t is important to
emigrants especially who propose to cross the
State carly in the Spring, to have good
bridge by means Of which they can cross the
river at unreasonable rates at all times, and the
fact that there is such bridge at Eddyville
and the fact that it is the only one between
the mouth of the River and Des Moines
gives to this route decided advantage over
every other across the State.
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New Orleans. Jan. 9

New orleans, Jan. ~.
The steamer Quaker City, California date
to the 9TH inst. ha, arrived below. Sh
brings ID passengers.
The Golden A.: eft Panama with $50 pas
sengers, arl si,2oo,ooo in speci, for New
York, and s46S,ooo for Europe.
Business at San Francisco was stagnant.
and money scarce.
The Legislature organized OH the 4th inst
w. {. Straton was elected pnaker.
The Lecompton Democrats have a large
majority in both branches.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
Mobile, Jan. %.

Mobile, Jan. %.
Captain Mauro and others have been tried
before the United States commissioner for OBJ
stracting United States Officers in the dis.
charge of their duties on board the scho oner
Susan, and for violating the neutrality laws,
and the Commissioner has held them to bal;
in the sum Of 81, 800 for their appearance at
Court in FEBRUARY .s
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DIR. y. hOSteitcr's Celebra.
ted StOMac il Bitters, for the cure Of

Fever and Ague, is be yond all controversy
the safest and best remedy that could be used
by the afflicted, for all diseases of the above
nature. The most violent attacks of this
dreadful disease have often been prevented
by the use of this reliable remedy. The
"Bitters" have been used by the proprietor
in an extensive practice, in the treatment OF
Fever and Ague for number of years, and
its wonderful curative powers are well known
both to press and public. Those who desire
a thorough renovation of their entire system
should not fail to use the 'Btters"
For sale by Druggists and dealers gener-
ally, everywhere.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

Our neighboring city, Agency, we notice
is enjoying an increased degree Of prosperity
since the cars have approached so near them.
A quite number Of new business houses
have been opened, and others are to follow
shortly. The cars will run within two miles
of the city in few days, ifthey are not now
running that near, and within two weeks they
viii run into town.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
Adrien. Mich la

A fire at Sturgies, Mich, this morning des-
troyed property to the amount of $4,000
Insurance $4,000 .........
The Grand Rapids and Indiana R. r. Co.
lose $4,000. No insurance. ..
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

"Ah, is it possible. that you are still alive?"
said fellow, on meeting unexpectedly one
whom he had grossly injured. ayes, and
kicking" replied the othsr, fitting the action
n the word
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
Nv Orleans, Jan. %

Nv Orleans, Jan. %
The Baton Rouge Democratic Legislature
Caucus ba loted ~ tim Is for United States
Senator. No choice. Benjamin is votes
ahead. 4 candidates
Havana papers of the 18th publish a state
ment to the effect that General Reneau had
offered Concha sl5, 100000 to declare Cuba,
independent.
Threats are made to massacre any American
conspirators.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

Wewere pleased the other day to see A. R.
Fulton Esq established in the Ticket office
at Fairfield, as Agent at that Station. This
is an excellent appointment. Mr.. Edgerly,
takes charge at Batavia
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

IMPORTANT TO TRAvELIE as.-The influence
ofclimate on the hair is great, often causing it
to fall off and turn gray. This can be entire
ly prevented by using Spalding's Rosemary
and Castor Oil Wash. Persons going to
California or Australia should take supply.
Sold by w. F. ELMANDoRF Ottumwa.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

Coyvrc who was on trial in
Oes Moines county for horse stealing, has
been convicted and sentenced to three years
imuy;eonn,ent in the State Prison
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

NEVER WENT other, mln'
I 90 and have my daguerreotype taken!'
"No, my child, guess it isn't worth
WHILE"
"Well' then, you might let ms have q
tooth pulled never 20 anywhere"
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
OTTUMwA SEMINARY.

UNHE fourth term will commence, Mon day, Jan. II,
u 1852 The Instruction will be systematic and
thorough, and every reasonable efor. will be made
to render the institution worthy Of patronage Stu
dents will be prepared for College, Professions, Bust
ness, Teaching. Tuition will be- per term of ten
weeks, Elementary Branches, -; Adv tnced Branches
$40; Latin, Greek, French, Drawing, Painting Water
Colors, Wax-Frnit and Zephyr.Work. each, p; Oil.
Painting each, $40.
T. Z. WOODWARD A. d. Observation-Disclosures and
Natural Sciences.
Mas. LIZZIE D. woopw. RD.--Drawing and French.
Rev. j. NJ. McELRor, A. M.-Iatin and Greek.
REV. s. II. WoRsTER.-Oil Painting. a.. ..n.lE.-
Students will be received at any time and charged
from the date Of entrance. ..t#
would say 10 the public, that our arrangements
complete, and Il ct We have eli O. In each de.
partment Oil Paintings. Drawing, French, Latin And
Greek, Mathematics and Natural Sciences.
T.C. WOODWARD.
Nov 9Th, IS, mott.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
Charleston. S. c.. Jan. "a.

The Captain of the yacht Wanderer sur
rendered himself on Saturday to the United
States Marshal and was held to bail for $50
900.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
State Agricultural Society.

Inc Board OF Directors OF the Iowa State
Agricultural Society, met at the Senate Cham
Der in this city, on the 10Th inst.
President Bowen took the chair and called
the meeting to order. j. II. WALLACE, Sec
rotary.
Messrs. Cannon, Morris and Day of Van
Duran, were appointed committee on ere
dentials.
Officers and Directors present:
j. Bowen President.
z. I. Fisher, Vice President.
j. II. Wallace Secretary.
Robert Sewers, Treasurer.
M. l.. Morris, Directors.
j. ID. Wright,
Chas. Dudley,
Messrs. Gains, Thompson and Cooper were
appointed committee to prepare business.
Messrs. Miller, Cooper and Sewers were
appointed committee on Essay.
Messrs. Fisher, Morris and Olmstead were
appointed committee to examine into the
Treasurer's Report.
Mr.. Morris offered the following, which was
adopted:
Resoloed. That committee of three be
appointed to determine Rules and Regula.
tons to govern the cultivation Of field and
other crops.
Messrs. Morris, Melendy and Bacon were
appointed said CON-
The Board then adjourned till two O clock.
AFTERNOON.
After the reception ofreports and the trans
action of some other business, the Board pro-
ceeded to the choice, by ballot, of the place
for holding the next State Fair
Oskaloosa, Davenport and Iowa City were
nominated.
Oskaloosa received Is votes;
Iowa CITY 4" 10
Davenport :" 3
The Board then proceeded to the election
of officers:
FOR PRESIDENT.
u. I. Fisher received Is votes
j. Bowen 10
II. G. Stuart =" 3
Dir. W. W. Hamilton, of Dubuque, was
chosen Vice President by acclamation,
j. H. Wallace, ofMuscatine, was reelected
Secretary.
Mr.. Robert Sewers was reelected Treas
urer unanimously.
For Directors, the following gentlemen
were elected for two years:
q. W. Kincaid, Muscatin Co.;
II. Olmstcad, Harrison {"
L. Melendy, Blackhawk s.
DIR. j. d. Wright, Marion ="
NJ. l.. Morris, johnson g"
The Board adjourned till Tomorrow morn
ing at nine O'Clock.
SECONDARY.
Nothing ofspecial interest was done durin ?
the second day, the Board being engaged in
the transaction of the ordinary business de-
volving upon them. After which they ad-
journed.
This meeting was a pleasant reunion of
the prominent Agriculturalists of the State,
and the entire proceedings were harmonious
and agreeable to all concerned The deter
mlnati on is to make the next State Fair sur
pass any one held heretofore in this State.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

Another 'slave trade" excite IN INT has just
broken out at Savannah. The bark Angeli-
an, supposed to be fitting out there for p!-
ratical cruise in imitation of the Wanderer
has been detained By order of the Collector o,
that port.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27

The city of New York consumes annually
l,13O,ooo,oOo cubic feet Of gas, at $3.50 per
1000 feet, amounting to..no less than s., 1925,
OO0-
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following names TO-
James Hawley,
L. Washburn.
DR.. c. c. Warden,
c. c. Cloutman,
Jos. II. Caldwell,
r. II. Warden,
F. II. Hunter,
William Sours.
Jokn s. Wood,
A. L. Graves,
Thomas Devin,
H. B. Hendershott,
David Gephart,
N. c. Hills,
J. NJ. Peck,
James Devin,
E. L. Joy,
A. II. Hamilton,
D. H. Michaels,
d. P. Inskeep,
D. F. Gaylord,
Walter p. Howell.
George Gillaspy,
Jared Sanford,
j. NJ. Hedrick,
j. H. D. Street,
1nOmas cinnamon,
Alonzo Eaton,
Judge j. H. Flint,
s. g. Finney,
John Butcher,
James Ralston,
Joseph Wood,
]. A. Johnston,
Charles F. Blake,
T. c. Woodward,
J. Dixon,
A. D. Wood,
A. W. CASTOR.
Jesse Scott,
John Alexander,
John 6. Baker.
I. j. Holmes,
Richard Fisher,
VIM. H. Hammond,
G. s. Laswell,
VIM. Fl. Dunlap,
William Daggett,
DR.. J. G. Potter,
VIM. s. Carter.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1859-01-27
NO. 3
DIR. DUP0NCVs GOLDEN PERIODICAL
p ! L L S
FOR FEMALES.

In that condition, q the
proprietor assumes no
responsibility after the
above sdmonition, a.
though their mildnese
would prevent any In.
Jury to health /; other
wise these pills are re-
recommended. Directions
accompanying each box.
Price, 81.
N. B.-Ask for Dr.. d.
pon .o's Golden Pills.-
See signature on every
box. You then obtain q
pill yos may dapend w.
on.
~ e.
Ladies By euclosins
one dollar By mail 70
either OF the agents b (;
low, can have the iii.
sent tcopAdentially) to
any part Of the country
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Cyrus Franklin,
d. G. Mitchell,
Alvin Lewis,
John d. Devin,
J. w. Norris,
William Lewis,
Thomas Neville,
Uriah Biggs,
+. W. Hawley,
D. B. Abrvhams,
John Gessage,
M. J. william 9,
Andrew Majors,
Thomas Ping,
DR.. Z. d. Black,
John w. Hedrick,
James Gray,
John Kirkpatrick,
John Quinard,
James Moore,
Joshua Marshall,
George Henegan,
David Moore,
Morrison Cane,
A. Winsell,
Elias Wareham,
Stephen Osborn,
J. Prugh,
p. CALDWELL
w. F. Elmendorf,
Jesse Berkshire,
Lewis A. Myers,
N. PostOn,
Geo. Dresser,
j. D. II. Price,
Heman p. Graves,
J. A. Milligan,
DR.. ]. L. Taylor,
J. b. Gossage,
C. a. Packard, d
John Carroll,
Thomas Bigham,
S. w. Summers,
W. w. Amos,
H. D. Ives,
T.. Fisher,
VIM. Brim,
Byl d Baker,
AarCn Harlan,
T. 6 Davis
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TAre insallible forI

r. Are insallible fofl
removing Stoppsgss or
Irregularities ofthe Men
ses.
The Pills are nothine
new, but have been used
by the Doctor In his
practice for mauv years,
both In France and In
America, with unparsl.
leled success In every
case ; and he IL urged BY
many thousa nd ladies
who have used them, to
make the Pills public,
for the alleviation OF
those suferings from
any irregularities what
ever, preventive 70 La.
dies whose health viii
notperlnit Of an Increase
Of family. i
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