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House Of Representative.
WASHINGTON. Nay ., 1880.

AFRICAN coIoSzsnos.
Mr.. DUNN, (rsp) Of Ind, ssked, but did ao' oosAih
cave 10 introduce resolution instructng The Comnitee
ON Foreign Affairs 10 inquire into the pracucaony ana
sxpcdenoy Of obtaining location on some part OF tnn
O. u,nent or the adjacent Islands for the colonization OK
the free negroes United states under the protection
III the government
pKaA1 ON un rsur.
The House resolved self into Committee on the Iarin
M yA,IAxmsn,xs dem. Of ohio,) amendment, fixing
he ausy al twenty per esntnm on naxsecd and lnseed
..s .s, :, =, sv: ..s or "a 'V ss.a. i. ~
Mr. f1ars amspamell mako salt free was rejeceed.
saIsos. tesm Ct We sad thsrs wss ons q
macrscy fuperior 10 another, wHs oppoauon 70
Of tor the protection Of the manufacturing
rr woxraoxsny, "a I. dem Of Pa replied, the com.
i tsraiivoy men VINO savooass Tree usde arc nos
rsstoert nom jefferson Buchanan has been IN fsvor
| a escr,nnatng IN favor a PROTECTION.
NJ. k"ioss, s,spI o ss l a %ss' Out se'' 0 '-
-, G.xSs,r feem Of Va Who spoke Of Virginia 10
baoso needing no pro~euoo he proposed TAI non
ana eoa elccsosesring uick 70 BUY fennsy"snH
| vot., In sayaDoe q ,he Chicago Committees. a.
1 Hr kulo,a rcphed Mr.. earpeu Was ~ AZ xious 70
d,v,lcts ne mineral xeAln Of Virginia ~ be theoSg)
vss TIE Industrial nierers q NE prairie sAis there
i xoulc be no oIfrrerot bst~esn them. 60 =.
1hs original oil AZ r.poI'ed ron voc 's .,asso.,
| M TcesrE frsp) % Me-, onered an aadiuosA seeuoo
thai ,he Ipssdsn' give pote "a me government er.s
Frtsn Of tns tne Tinted states 70 terminals NE
| s,es1ro- AZ treaty Of 1854 fha v0 rejected
M FtorfxcH (dem } of Pa proposed nm 70,
| he bll sayrs Il ~ss compromse 90 vhien AL ooo's
| s,.nd sud M a. hkely q ooud psss The senate
L ire Cnamxsx tnw substitute Gas nos IN ovner,
| 30 osh.rs-those q Mr. Houstoa Ard M korn1-ver'
| ,hs ory oues that could no~ ~ uniertAlned. =.
| Mr. fssxsfAIs, (dem Of Nss prcpo~ei 70 revive n'
| &C, Of 1tie. 49,. A.. ou--u
Mr. ssrsxAS, (rep) q ono propossd that The comms
-. ~. IA ,.le an he state Of the Unon be dschargr
com m. furshsr oorsdersou o. tns bl shon shAii
rsor,ed 70 ne Rouse and that woe shall be hrs' Ake
| on eli the fnbsttutes
| M BRAxcu obecfef.
| Ata quarter pest Sven sdourssd
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Mysterious Death.

ToIEDo, Nay Q, 1850.
Tie body Of woman named Eliza Robinson, formerly
Of Rochester, New York, found In the TO day
she is supposed 10 have drowned herself during
porary alteration Of mind
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Police IntsiitUence.

CASE FOR THE ASI-SLAvxRy SOCIETY George Thomp
and josephine Conover, negroes were brought be
lore Jusce Connolly at the Lower Police Court yesterday
morning, charge OF robbery, under the following cir
cumstances Mary Dawpg, of No Az Pearl street. de-
psed thai she passing through that classic local.
y known as Baxter street, Monday night, tne
s1ued by the prisoners knocked aud rob bed OF
ty cents and night key all the property abe had in ner
pockets The Magistrate remarked that thought the
prisoners might be engaged in more laud able
cation than that Of highway robbery, and promptly com
mitted the pair for trial
Aforementioned Riley, a negro sailor for mutiny on
board the ship Southampton, Captain AUSTIN recently
rived from Bombay, and threatening TO make mince
meat Of the first officer OF the be gave much
sw TO the coorea gentleman, also locked up In the
tombs yesterday.
"Tm CIY Is STILL TINY CONE "-Detectves Sampson
and Devoe made another yesterday the Lawson
forgery case In the person Of Albert H. Wells,
aDce agent doing business at No ~ Wall street This
csbls and mixed up When shall we get Al Lawsons
object committing these silly forgeriesg What is there
behind the scenes that needs ventationS
CAUGHT AT LAs--John Anderson, the person charged
with swindlng . poor emgrant woman, named Regina
Fagier, out OF $50 o. by means OF bogus check, was
arrested at Castle Garden yesterday by officer lawson Of
the Twenty sixth precinct, and committed TO the Tombs
by Justice Connolly.
Drawings Of the Delaware State I.stts-
rsa-wooD. kDDy GO. Mansser. Of the
bin.w.s..sHIsa Class jas So 30 IA, MY : issS
II, A, ~, ~, 30, ao5, %, SIS. AZ az 10 ~
SS %o oPoi fbD e. c solT 81 :.
70 0mei.i Drawings OF Hodges, D.x,. a.
CO.'S Consolidated Iottsries Of Georgia ~~'" q
40, "a, g. S De- va nAI 1880
i ii a. & S. Vi "a CO. 70, 20
Macon
suring Fashion Hats, oS, -. Georgia
vHfTR Haisr, 1s Broadway. OPPOSITE - Psuis on1.--
moody's Perfect Fitting Shfrts-0 for ~.
nOODYB Ghtr hanufAcssry, Bs broad~aJ
Five Photographs for Five Dollars.-
rvoryrypss ana Ambrutype., half prise LAWkkNch Gal
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The Sscessien Movement In Georgia.
SAVANNAH, Nay Q, 1880.
Mere was large and sathu xasuo meeting 70 night 70
approve the OF the Souswn delegates Charles
ton.
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TIE Secession Movements In Lsufslana
Nxw OklxAxs, May 8, 1850.
me mass meeting held here To-Day 70 denounos The
seoessoa movement II the Charleston Couyent,ou re-
solved % regard - enemies all who attempt 70 produce
separation o. the States
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Seizure Of an Alleged SLAYER ON the A.
rtcan Coast.

BosroS, May ., 1880.
The brig n W. Dodge, from Sierra Leone March -,
reports that the brig George W. Jones, OF Salem. was
seized on the 18Th OF February Rio Poago river, BY
the BriiRh frgate Arrogant, . SLAYER. She half
loaded with hides and groupdnuts. Her papers were
shown tho lieutenant sefDg her, who pronounced hen
fraudulent The Britain commodore sent the brig back
AFTER seeing her papers
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The Case Of the Yacht Wandsrsr.
SAVANNAH, nay Q, 1890.
The Federal Court Grand Jury has fosnd true bills
sgsipst Charles A. l. lamar, Carey W. Styles, Mot
Mic dleton and william Hone, for the rescue Of Captain
Farnum from the county Jail
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Election IN Atcheson, Kansas Territory.
ArcHnos, May 8, 1890
The charter election on yesterday resulting In the
complete triumph Of the democracy. Mr.. Yairchld was
chosep Mayor, Mr.. Weightman, Recorder, Mr.. Adsms,
Treasurer, and Mr.. Howell, Engineer.
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Escape OF Another Fugitive Slave by the
3. II. pausding.

The Adds and Be- OF this morning states that fugitive
named Norris belonging 70 the estate Of rhonas Dixon,
OF Georgia. smuggIcd himself 70 Boeton In the steamer
r. Spauding, and at once len for Canada
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moody's Perfect Fitting shirts-6 for
noODY's shir hanniASssry, 26i Broadway


Five Photograph for FIVE Dcllars:I
Ivoryypes and Ambrotypsu, half prtoe LAwHhNOA "sf
lev Broahvay.
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DaSyv~ Vysesphsrsus - sns Usss enA
s,. 80, - , :. 60 3 - - - >
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~ Omcfai Drawings OF Hodges. Dax,. a.
COS Consolidated Lotteries Of Georgia -
49, "a 20 3.A~ s8 NAY D ian
20, ~, 80, "a, 81. 13 40 n
HODGES. DAVIS Co "
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rNas. n. wiIiamssn's Br~shiyn cal
,.,y Z :, "a, =, sssg 49, vS ''' ana ON
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spring r:shie. Hat, -, "a, .,,. ,s osorxt.
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TvecAlss, shs Tvus Secret ~ neeusy,
= ssc.Iisssss sss.ifuiiy ss.s a srtnAst % $3.50
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Rrsnshitss.-Frsn ur. q. y. T s.,s
ryissvsi - n.'sssy ys..s,s = - -sssr 81 fss.l
= rslsf ssN 1 6un1 ycss w.. - SsvssSsrs -
TvonAnH' ~ cp~eh f~ss.g@ - '"
Uun61 mnsnL ~ By 81 <rn0@
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crsssasevs's HAIR Dy., wiz: ..a To- =.
pess-iss -. 70 ~ .sAscs nonsa
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uss~s.,.r.s HAIR Dye, wiz ana Tcupes
y ss..}l !. - - ,,i~ss r-<.A
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n--a.,.a far an ~a.ussssurns purvcsss nc,sses IN ~
opsrsuos ,sy rspA and e.ssss s,sry ~ ala ~@H
SsmIiv Nv ine Mssknes u ssw styiss = ~ and 80
Il n hrHoBR . Co, ~ Broadway, ~ T.
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cisrshushs IrIusiye WIS. Are Entire
,~sr,~. sh~trsins rsrsinss unsainsbse ~ nro>a
-. $500 sor.s~ sf Rssas srcsA oppasns sssrs
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Card Phetographs-a4f for o.: Amhre-
a.. Ma vu6 os.e B cenas the Holmes 0aliesy.
3Rss~xCsv a. ID MORSE, fvoprs>os.
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uerrfps.s Patent Champsen Fire and
snrvlsr rru2 assss Brsslwsy ssrssr u Murray sres
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-15
Horses Stolen.

The occasion of the Republican demon.
stration in this city on Friday last week
brought some persons to this city who
seemed to have other objects in view than
politics. We hear OF a good deal OF small
piltering, such as overcoats, and the like:
but the largest stealing done was horse
and buggy from Mr. Tn. c. Gibson, furnI-
ture dealer, and a young horse from Mr..
Coleman, living three miles south.
Both the losers at once put the matter
into the louas OF Mr.. Detective Crane, who
traced the horse OF Mr. Coleman into the
h ,ndS OF :, man named Jacob!n, who had
0 i.red him for sale IL Utica on Saturday,
but finding no buyer, turned the horse
loose and lie came home. Mr.. J. was ar
rested, and is now under 800 bonds for
his appearance before the Circuit Court to
answer the charges. No positive trace, we
understand, las yet been found of Mr..
Gibsons horse and buggy
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Council Proceedings.

D..
Adjourned meeting Present: Mayor walker.
Aid. Butter Wilson. G'ii!ry. Wade, Clancy, Pat
teI>um. Na,eihoier, Smith, and ioban.
Minute, ct last meeting read and approved.
Petition of William {. Richardson and others,
asking f5r the extension OF Lafayette street from
the west line OF states Addition Ia Ottawa, in
direct iine 10 the city limits presented
GA motion Of Haerhufer petition Received and
ihe cicrk Ordered to give notice TO I'll. owner or
owners OF land. ta: ,he city council intend 10 al
prorii.te and take land -Htic,cut TO the extension
of >"d street. III accordance With the PRAYER OF
Sad petition.
sion To hay scales IN IaSae street, opposite
the HcklIng warehouse presented
On motion OF Wade. petition received and re-
fcrrcd /" committee ON >ti .ets aud 4iieys
Petition Of NvrrIce Flynn, for iIqucr license,
presented.
Butler moved To grant PRAYER of petition by pc
titIUner paving So for license.
AYES and NAYS called Tor.
Aycs-liu;ler. C!dncev, Patterson, Maierhofer,
~uIith. and liuban-H.
Nay--Wll>on. Gridley aud Wade Carried.
Petition OF Thomas Lunney and others. asking
for the abatement OF a nuisance Ill sycamore
street presented
iobau moved TO receive and grant the PRAYER OF
petition.
Wade moved 10 amend by referring the same TO
street and iiics committee. Amendment carried.
Clancy. from finance committee, 10 whom WAS
referred the bull of IInIothy Mccarthy. reported
the same correct, and recommended payment
Ordered PAID.
BIZ OF T. Bradshaw, services on streets, s25
presented
Wade moved TO lay on the table Carried
Clancy moved 10 reconsider. Carried
When. on motion vi Clancy, sand bill referred
TO stree; and alley committee
Various bills tor team labor on street presented.
and on motion of Wade, referred to street and al
lev committee.
Bills of j. Clancy 4 Co and George Bristol, for
lumber, presented and referred TO iinance com
i.Ittcc.
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The MANAGERS or Il. SANDS GIGANTIC
Circus, whose advertisement will be found
i'll another column, are the oldest, most
experienced, most successful, and most ex-
tensiye Circus proprietors and managers in
the world, Their reputation extends not
only through every part OF this continent,
but all through England and Europe
Their establishment i the most complete
in all its paris that ever travelled and in
cludes the team of gigantic Spanish Mules,
a splendid Troupe of Performers, Post :
Comet Band. score OF Shetland Ponies,
cannot speak of in detail Read their an
nouncemcnt. Be wise and 20, for be as
sured the ha.i has not been told you X
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OttaWa free Graber
LOCAL. MATTERSt


The Board of Supervisors have been in
not yet concluded their business. The
prominent question before the board IS,
whether the county shall undertake to
build a new jail. The subject had not
yesterday afternoon been brought to
vote, and we are unable to toreshadow the
result There is much important business
before the Board, but so much OF it Is IN
Complete, that We defer all further men
ton of it until our next, when We shall
give the proceedings in full.
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PICTURE SALE-The finest lot of pictures
we ever saw in Ottawa are now being sold
at auction 10y o. II. Willis, in this city,
No. > Cavarly's row. The collection EN-
braces number of magnificent steel en-
cravings, paintings, &c, and are sold with
and without frames. They are well wor-
thy the attention of connoisseurs and
the lovers of fine arts. They may be
examined any time during the day. The
sale this evening will commence at :!
0 clock
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-09-15

New EATING HoUsE.-Our friend J. Z.
Hamalle so popular q few years ago as
confcctioner in this city. has opened an
eating house ON Columbus st, few doors
north of p. Godfrey's Grocery store
Cakes. pies. beer, crackers. cheese, ard all
those thousand little comforts that i
hungry man delights in. who hasn't time
to wait for regular meal, viii be found
in perfection at iIamclles.
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l. RAUGH II Co.-Th- old and well
known clothing firm in this city are now
Offering their heavy stock At COST The
stock embraces about every article that
can be named in the clothing line, and We
have no doub; the bargains they offer are
worth looking after in close times like
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Young ,1eu,, d .mocra,,c Club.

There will be business meeting Of the Young Mems
Democratic Club, At the Democratic Headquarters, Oh
Monday evening Sept. 18th. 1t is expected that the
Treasurer and Finance Committee will make their E.
port Other business of importance connected with
the fall campaign will come before the Club. Every
member is earnestly requested to be present.
H.P. CLARK, Pvesr
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Chicago l. L. ISLAND Railroad.

MAEEIEu--os a.. 'hr - Z inst. ty E,v. Mr.. nor.-
II, residence Of Tr-uho, Isl. IL Rutland, Nr j..
COB STR,wI and Miss ELIz ,HETH r. TErSEo.
pIET-At ihe residence Of lie Rev. z. Coleman, n
the evening Of tir Il;E inst, Mr.. Asts.rH ksIsHT
wife Of L, \. Knight
On FRIDAY night a lingering consumption tha; had
'a- months been wasting her energies,
la: Under great s4g,ring she bore up ag.ns,
iiti! wednesday evening, then fell asleep. Turning
away entirely from herself the completed Of
her Lord aud her Sayioar, She entered the dark
iao way without fsar.
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There will be meeting 81 she Out and Outer at
Glover Cooks Hall. or next Thursday night. Every
member is expected to be present, as business of ve
(vitaD iulpor, viii be laid before the meeting
Turn ou:, every mothers son of you.
By order Of the &. II. De CAMPO, Sc'y.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Sept IA, 1860.
There was better feeling in the Wheat market
yesterday morning, and early IN the day SAILS
were made on the street at Ole for No. spring,
and 9tc for No. DO At the opening OF Change
the market was not firm and prices were
cent lower and before the close, 81 and % were
ruling figures, at which IL large amount changed
hands. Flour was dull and neglected, at <4.6'a
4 3 for single extra spring wheat. and S5a5 l2t
for choice brands. Corn was quiet at 36c for No.
. in store ;;Ia37s for No. do. and SIC for No.
canal atioat. Oats stead OF :Oc. Barley in good
request at 43a45c for No. = and 5}a5jc for No in
store Rye In fair demand at 5l3 in store -
Freights firm at lie for wheat to Buffalo, but tie
scarcity OF vessels prevent engagements TOR
freight
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To tie Voter. osIaSai,s County:

AT the request of many friend Of both political par
ties announce myself a candidate at the approach
ing election for the Office OF CerH of the Circuit Court
OF this Ia making this direct appeal to Tor
your surages. il Is proper that Should that dis
claim II intention OF interfering with present paiitics
tons Of attempting to influence any voter
in his choice OF legislative, state or presidential tickets
] am An independent candidate, standing alo"f from
all political combinations relying FER success upon the
favorable consideration o; the people alone.
Peru, July :, 1860. HENRY :. EEEBE-
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NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YOEK, Sept. II.
Flour heavy and lhc. lower. $5.6Ju5.75 super
western. ) . . y" extra do.
Wheat quiet and heavy and Gets. lower. Sales
musty Chicago spring at l. l-al2l; good sound
|. lt.. 80, red western winter l.3. al 10.
Corn steady 66a6S mixed western, c,a70 for
weston yellow.
Oats 4Ua.2c western and state.
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Gut ana Cutters, A,ten,ton.

Rev. J I. HERRIcS, OF the New Church (Swe denbor
gan) will preach in Stone E-Is' Hall, next Sabbath
Norning and evening at the usual hours. sepl5
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FeHiiE subscriber will send free ~ Charge 20 ali who
i desire il. the Recipe and directions tor making
simple J. Getie Bli that will, ia from two to eight
days, Pimpi.s. i;oich.s Tan. FTrctAes, Sallow
ard all impurities and rouCiuess Of the SKIN,
leaving the sau3ras Nature intended it should he
SORT CLEAR s1n0otI and beautiful Those desiring the
Recipe. with full instructions, direct ions and advice,
Will please call on address. with return po-tage,D
JAS. r. MARSHALL. Trdcficd! oR~mi:,
Juii-3n No 81 tUy BrHdiHgs, N York.
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
SEcfy, .srs AZ.


when completed, six years ago, the - Nicholas was
universally pronounced ir magnificent. cc4reu'
lent and Thoroughly organized establishment OF the
kind this continent.
What il ti,n. 1t remains to-Gayrci.touta rtrrl
sig, IN .,oEtfo"5s>s .id ia the general elements
OF comfort aud enjoyment.
The Hotel has Accommodations fer LOO guests i'll
Gliding Ion comPiet' ,ait@, ef"P'rt"s,s'. for families
Sir tv"dred be'>oaS can O- comfortably seated at
tl- tables Of the three public dining rooms, and
thing tia; modern has y!scd for thu convenience
and social qualification OF tie travelling ,ub:;c has been
tails.
The early reputation of the house home and
abroad derived It's magnitude, its superb appoint
ments and its hoae-Iike roD!E,,ts Gad T"-u.e. has
been enlanc every year by the unwea.ied exertions
OF the PIopretor-.
serI TEEALWELI., WIIITCOMB a co.
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ARRIVAL and Departure OF Mails.

WI. I GIBSON, Ii0~t Ntster.
HORACE g. TiIoRNE, Clerk.
OTTAWA. June !, 1850.
HSst>rn Mail, Chicago and Rock Island Railroad,
arrives 3 P u: closes 1855 N.
E"str'n N"i, hy sane railroad arrives l:Jo ?. N;
closes $50 P. ~.
Fr.siO5H .NGH. arrives at y NJ. Tuesdays and Fri
d1v. departs at l::;p NJ same days
-No,firHe -HnU, arrives Fridays 6P.N; departs ga
tur-ay- 6 \.
Li,io,s RoH, arrives Saturdays I2 departs sa,ur
day. r.
Tonic; KHd. arrives Thursdays and Saturday al 70
n DIN : -aInr n ~ = P. y
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
Dr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILL

Prepared BY Cy,7efig, l. Ct,~>taron, y, T., Nc's
lux ffH.
The combination 90 ingredients III these P.ts thu
result lon: and extensive VFiree- Tiey miid
in their oplr..t;o lu. -r:...a III correcting AL i:rc
IsritIgS. iai-l iicu, -r removing alt ch-truc-
items whether from y,tL "..-v.>-. A-idHci- Ilsu
ia the side Ii;.t.su 81 tie .srs, lilies, all
affections, Mysteries. fatigue IA So ilc back and
limbs. c., disturbed sleep which arises rom Interrupt
tien O; nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
Or. CeeSerIaus IS ir'llCI'e. rs t!eT VII bring
On IL. monthly pei viii regularity. Ladies VII"
have been d,api. ejrtri ia the Ct oslrr ris
place in Or C--sy:III.s Pills
Ing all that tlcy represent % DO.
NOTICE.
7lers Is coaa," tt.@ F. a0'~ s,','"a IN ,cti,h
tie TjIS s-;got he '9L.J sr-t"at y-'rig-iUg FE'i
LIfR PE>EL-- Tte,atriaio" ,.f-rcef Ia a. i'HLf'
NANCI--,hs result. .Ni>"iEHiIGE. .>Hch ~ tie
t,re~i>ie tsuj,.cgof ti@ 0t'rir,T~ Z" restore tie
Ld{ f.lRrfo1> Il ''I co4"s-fli. that tie
prsdtctirr !Jtr - ~ tlt.4'| '''f"r: ,'-sssf II.
warrar.i= purytv C-''A-. ..i re from anything
injurious FNfa.tit ils-r"rf~ v'5ri Should he read
accompany each box. Prs s.. sent ~ mail
cIesiu. 81 Br CoE>.isvs l. tHEE-EuAN, box 4,f3l
Post cT.cc. New loik ti.E
Sol: tv one aru,gis: iu every IN the /. States
L. =. HUTCHINGS.
General fy7t TN tn fFjf-J >tf.-N To-, thuisNNt,
Ne'e Io,E. to ,!O"' al srloi@se oree should be "d
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