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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
A Lady Of High Social Position Financially
Bmbarrnssed-Her Peculiar Modc of RE-
lIsvine HERSELF p" H0i


A Lady Of High Social Position FInanc nciaily
Bmbarrassed-Her Peculiar Mode of Re.
lIevine HERSELF p" l.l- loi
The following bit of scandal is from the
London Star: A singular occurrence-at
least singular In high life-has lust served
to illustrate the police annals Of Paris. When
overcome by want Of money, what can
lady of the highest birth and breeding do bui
raiseit on her diamonds, and If she have no
diamonds OF her own what can she do but
borrow some 2 One of the highest ladies OF
the land being, last week, driven to this ex-
tremity,, immediately repaired to. the court
jeweler, aud borrowed parure for two
days. The price of the Jewels was 600 Of,
although the value could have been bui
l2,000f., according TO the estimation made by
the clerk at the Mont dc Piete, to whom they
were innedi .tely consigned, having been
borrowed for that especial purpose. At the
end Of the two days the jeweler called fol-
the restoration of his property-or,. what he
would have much preferred, the price of the,
6same-but was told to wait patiently little
while longer. To pass the time more pleas
antly, no doubt, he went with ungallant and
eager haste TO lodge hiscomplaint at the Pre-
lecture de Police. baHh4-l % III ttWk
The fair lady, meanwhile, whose delicate
nerves had been quite overset with the
rudeness of the ili-bred jeweler, who had
presumed 70 ask ner 10 return his property,
was seized with a sudden resolution 10 have
nothing more to dowith so vulgar, ill-man-
nered an individual. Henceforth she would
bestow her custom on another. So she i'm
mediateiy repaired to another court jeweler.
and obtained another set of diamonds, which
she instantly carried to the Monte Piete to
release those already there. Bat the in
formation being laid against her, she was de-
tanned, and conveyed by vile agent do surete
pq6tQte 70 the Prefecture there confronted
with all kinds OF low, nasty people, and ONLY
released on good sureties afforded by her
high-born relatives. The affair has made
tremendous sensation, as IL affords o. terrible
peep behind the curtain which wells the
sacred retreat Of some Of the ,high-sounding
names Of France from the gaze Of the vulgar
herd. a conseH de fawitIe has been assembled,
and the jewellers have been comp pensated; bui
the horrible dossier still remains at the police
and among the records Of thieves and pick
pockets shines forth the very frst name il
French history. 5ail-Hil-lT ffH % ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
NAruRAL FINALg orA RoMANrro MAKRr.op

NATURAL FIsALH orA ROMANTIC MARRIAGE.
The Court of Chancery Of New Jersey has
granted an application for the divorce of
Mary J, Snyder from Simeon Remer, both Of
Newark. These parties, twill be Remembered,
we're married some two years since, while on
! picnic excursion of the Park Presbyterian
Church Sunday School, at Railway. Both
we're under age and the girl was married
against the wisho her parents. Sguu 7'iQ
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
An Artist-Ducl in Paria with an Amiabic
Termination. Hni U.UT iil
A Paris correspondent relates the fol
lowing: --


A Paris correspondent relates the fol-
lowing: ,i..r,
An artist, residing In one Of our uptown
cites, and rejoicing in stud o from whose
window he has splendid view of his own
roof and an unlimited number Of neirhborine
ehimneys. had saluted the tardy spring OF
1850, by exposing TO the sunshine on his roof
side quantity Of little boxes filled with
earth, and planted with various flower seeds.
The tender shoots had already begun to peep
from beneath the soil, when q morning cali
rom half dozen companions afforded the
future (perhaps) member of the Academy an
opportunity of displaying his horticultural
lore, by leading the visitors 10 the window,
and descanting upon the names and botanical
qualities OF his treasures. o.f r..
You see, gentlemen" said he, 81 am pre-
pairing shady bowor for the hot summer
days. AS soon as the vines in these three
boxes are sufficiently advanced, | shall make
network Of string and they will climb
over the whole window. As for floral per-
fume-in this box we have azaleas, in this
ono we have petunias - .ru-. .H
And in this one pot said one of the Wis
tors, who had listened to the artists descrip-
ton with an expression of mockery, II sup
9osa you have provided for material wants as
wel. am not much Of gardner, it is true,
49, tAe7 ASOho W AuO lthb OtduS. ID
string beans YOURSELF calculated the
angry painter, "or melon, If you prefer"
In French, the word "melon," applied to
IN individual, is about equivalent to "cab-
,age head similarly used in English. The
consequence Of this involuntary ebuition,
may, therefore, be readily imagined The
other gentlerlen present, TO do them justice,
made every effort TO prevent the affair going
any further, but their good-natured interpo-
sltion was unavailing. Both parties con-
sidered themselves gravely insuliei, and the
quarrel could not possibly be adjusted with
out hostile meeting. Under these circum-
stances, it was determined 10 decide the diff
Guilty immediately. The painter took down
couple OF foils from the wall, the corks
we're removed, aud blades were at once
crossed the witnesses TO the preceding scene
acting as seconds. After a few passes, the
painter received q slight wound in the hand,
from which the blood flowed freely. His ad-
versary then laid aside his weapon, and "re-
Srettcd"' his inconsiderate speech. The
artist regretted his hasty reply, and ex-
tended his uninjured hand. The other in
sisted upon shaking the wounded one, and
the reconciliation was complete. Among
people so punctilious ON points of amour
oroPre that an apology can not be ac-
cepted without previous combat, 1t is for
tunate that duelling is SO seldom attended by
serious results. iuf 'd l' .l'lal. =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

The LATE SroEM AT cATIErTsBuRe, Ky
We learn from the Catlettsbnrg Valley Ad-
yoedtq that the storm of Monday, the 2lst, did
considerable damage at that place. One new
housewas leveled with thegropnd, the gable
end en- ofap0thsE Z blown out WWlndoys smashed,
who was standing opthe gusrdsof his W hart.
boat, was blown into the river, and after
reaching the shore he discovered that he had
lost his pocket-book, which contained $225
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
RAILwAx pfArrnRs.



LITTLE MAINLY minutes faster than City tina.
A. NJ. and II P. NJ Columbus Accommodation,
1PM. xenia Accommodation, @ p. NJ.
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON AND DAYroS-f7 mIuutea
faster than City time,l 9 A. NJ, 1910 A. M, Q,:,O
P. NJ. and O P. NJ. Hamilton Accommodated. q A.
NJ. and $3.50 Pm.
ONO AND MfssissTrrI-ll7 minutes slower than
City time,l Af.15 A. NJ. and 5s35 P. NJ. Louisville
Accommodation, P. 81.
INDIkEAPoLis AND CINCINNATI sHoRr.LrNE-fI2
minutes slower than City tlme,l $40 A. M, IIiSO
A. N. and @ P. M.
hARUfrA AND CNcnNATi-[7 minutes fastor than
City timS,l 5i45 A. M. and $50 P. NJ.
ooyNoTon AND LrxmoTos1Clty time,l DDS A.
M and 2i25 p. NJ. -
CIEcISNArI, RIcHMosD AND 1SDIAsAPoLIs-6 A.
M, 2'3OP. M.,6P.M.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
LITTLE MIAMI-:3i5O A. NJ. 8 A. NJ, 1lsOAA.M NJ
and 4,1OP M.
ONO AND MIssrssrprr- -sio0 A. NJ. 1898 P. NJ
and 0i5O p. M.
CEoINsATI, HAMILTON AND DAEroH-5,4B A. NJ,
1Os40A A. NJ, 4 P. NJ. $3.50 p. NJ, 7.35 P. u. and
0f16 p. N. f H linAe1a f-tI 10
INDIANAPOLIS AND CIScINNATI-1Oi15 A. NJ,
4 P. NJ. and HAS P. NJ. f,n I'd
MARIE1TA Ard oNoIEEArI-1O,OO A. NJ. aud
5d3 p. M. .e--------'.''-.- '-.--'s- '.-.--'-----s-.-
A,sssS GHyIseI%s ASP IrrrH'rgE-tersS A. NJ. and
CINCINNATI, RIcHNoED AND INDIAEAroEIs-1,45
A. NIP. H., e;3OP.M. FA O.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

/, A PAYNa PRIpR.--A fhshionably dressedwo-
man, in passing up piWAshingtoa-street, Boston
accidentally droppedog number of quarter
dollars to thefamountfof several dollars but
being 100 proud to pick them up, they passed
into the possession Of alnewsboy a who hap
pened to be on hand.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

a THB NorohioDs BRAsca AeAiN, Stephen
u. Branch, having failed 10 the cigar arid To-
bacco business IN New York, has fesunied bis
old profession of author and editor. he now
publishes paper called the Weekly Star, the
first number Of which has just been issued.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

~ ALMOST TRAoEpYo FRor ,BLoFWg .ouT,
tefthingdra number of delegates TO dthS Ola
School Presby terrain Genernln A ssemhly y,oWaN
disturbed the other night lby,,an sllnsasl,
smell Of gas in the house, and on inYeaf5aa-
tion, traced its soufee to TIE fdoihhs Occupied
BY ona Of the Acknowledgement ne hAa blown
out his gas, retired 70 rest, and dtydthd him&i
self instantly 70 sleep. Had II not been for
timely discovery the clergyman would have
been suffocated.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

= CANADIAN PRHPARgIoN FoR TEE, RRuePIIoNA
OF THE PRiKcz on WALEss-Th he iQnsbscl
CHRONICLE says that thai pewil PaEliRnent-
house H to he cQpEerieaD lnta a fegfiporaFy
palace for the PTiBOe of Walasl that snsx
furniture is % gRsipgt ni ,kitohensq cooking
boards, pianos and the full accessofieslo Of n
vel ell-furnished house, arc to take tha place. of
desks and oflieebto0ls9 and there " to 'b6 Id
upheaVing of thsnga imaonemltiiu hDol9 19ni
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

Y STEAM SUccEssFuL ON THE CANAI.--Stear1
lsbeing successfully introduced on tho Schuyl-
kill, Penn, Canal, for towing coal ffom the
mines, Recently II had been tried on several
trips with phekpected results supercedine
mules, saving time, and cheapening trans
portation full thirty three cents tuI ' 59
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

DIsrRoyRp AT SEA,--From January, 1859,
10 May Of this year, inclusive, there have
been burnt at sea and in port, eighteen YES
sels ON which there. was an insnfaace5 OIL
etruck by lightning, and the others were
destroyed frolnl catching or being set on fire.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

q A THHARRIoAL MANAGERS OBTAINS JUDa-
MBNr AGAINST 0PERE zEMPREsxHn.=-G.- r.
Marchant has obtained judgment Of 81 900
before the Baltimore Courts ngainst Messrs,
Charleston Is. O. Theater last season.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

~ THs WisboM uopi lMorsa1fB Desskss LIN
Liyy wefind il written thai Hannlbal sAid toi
Scipios ltlhad .beefpa blessed tliinkfof yod,
and usg II God had given that lmiad TO our
predecessors, by which sou had been content
with Italy, and With Africa e9li aq9llcil3 q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
TRAINS ARRfvp.
VARIETI 1T 6 .

b L Il
Falentine Dick, apintemperate. man, blew
A. pent,eman sus, fror, Tovo. -o,,o... Al, !.
velInT fsvar og}no, v;o,sntIS, an, repy,'S snc
on the frontier. T4rurfW .slu9 10 WlYtH
I wr;tsrs fro,, .ha eo,,,t 80
Cen. Honstnn viii rnU uas ss or aro iSay,ng snat
cand;dato Sor tbs pros;dana LA 10 "n inuepenoent
Amono other nav Gin ,rho 49,.
rived in 1ondon fnr the snssa, n H. MI. ~
scbntz a Gsrnan har;toDe VA - 20 -i'iA Siocn-
V,SS~,,,r..'-. - 'D1N - - ..llt. t.l,..L..
,vass si nS ,i recsn',{ res,o,ng SIX miles
some davs since haro;n, H.ons at waS iouhu
T~' .. re i''' : suie''''
One John o. Humphrey of Woburn, Mass.
s;rna shos "ti'o iS' an 'iiaAs 'o"n aay OF Two
'-'i'0- i~ a-'Ie .,asgi .i5 .la gafa i.-.
AT Vevia, Mimi, two Roman cuirasses in
bronze were discovered q few days ago, some
iueue' uuuei giounu' IN tue pea Oh rlvulet.
The negro who struck the overseer of DR..
Woods, in Greene County, Va, on the head
with club, rendering him q maniac, was ex-
e'u'eu ~ o'u"iiSSine On On rriuay' ew
+ A hail and wind storm passed over Madi-
son County, in this State, doing great
damage to fruit trees, gardens and wheat
neids' T z g, ,rre1~, Gg~,wfT ~veF-,V
Prentice thinks that too many Of our mod
ern poets sing of little else than their own
personal suferings. They mix up their mai
aaies SA anu tneir meiooies; cN fp 4sov oFt
All the fouring-mills Of Lynchburg. Va,
are idle, and will have to remain so until
about the 10th Of July, when new wheat NAV
"' 0Ap''''u III n'a'Ao'' b,si' van III % aj
The number of bottles Of champagne sent
to foreign countries from the Department OF
the Marine from the lst of April 1864, 70
the lst Of April 1860, was 8, ,2eS, s5.0&A pli
Some of the moulders Of Rochester N. Y.
arecon a strike, not with a Ireferenca To the
rate OF WAGES. INT aoaiust tbe Itcrad;tT sysS
tenn. tsJ4A OLnahoeM
The paper. nLittle Scholars.p IN the nav
number Of the CornhiH Maoaziue. is said to
have been written by Tiackeray's eldest
daughter. .,. ,.......... 49,, $780,
A Hill has naaSed ,botb brancheai ~ tb.
Nashville Tenn CITY Council To preyent the
sale of the .JokeTs Budqet and other obscene
publications there. Pi,H ~ .,s.1. ,'a 20
The Japanese language is said to be mora
dificult than the Chinese. \ 1t requires eight
wears to obtain a kuowledpe of 4 60 as to
'poaN :" Nuu : y Nrnnat u y 70 i'rposs'oie' :
co,I mnsoI nyMe .la snu ncnty nllte ~ Maulson
Spul.y, IN .hls otate, got into q dimculty on
ssyersiv as % 70 render % h;s pscovsrx sG doaSt % 20
y 's'N'. '' i'0e''.' 80. N3o. ''''.o' -
= A translation of Charles Dickens Tale Of
1ao CITE s 5 Y t9 p agpssr In The tssislston Y
pdys, the semi-official journal OF the French
government n, q 86ai m.a'' 7nl 10 ''9,5 4
Gerritt Smith writes long letter to proye
that his recent abe rratiorii of mind was owiue
"a - ~ - ~ -
ocratic Vipiiant Association
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30
\ DurninE Of a Rnilroad Dopot.

PHIIADELPHIA, May 2e.--The Camden and
Amboy Railroad Depot, at Bordentown, was
burnt at two o'clock this A. NJ, with three
locomotives and ten cars. % b9IoIaf ,a
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-30

FINE iTRorTiRo HoRsRs AT AueFIoN.-SR. 81
Denny, anoted sbreederof trotting Horses in
Massachuse IT'S badvertises his entire stock ibf'
sale iniJunegnIn tho lot offered are the maret
HPocahontas, Mary Taglor,B lSUnion, ? and
othersdess knowncto funnel 'sniyIl IHSn ,sUo
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27
sad Calamity

Jonas ods-- aB ui6 and highly esteemed
cz-Zz- n 8de- township was found lyIng
aea- - uIs stable Oh 0oudzy lzst- Fearing
q az usatn, and being II zhe Vicinity, We re-
PARED 10 che house and there learned 1ae fol
aTlIE particulars H na6 peen or II the
1z-as q gU-k II ths mOrniDE :, and returning
1nule ABDUL clock = N told ths family
4 FOu-1 gear III The team and 70 20 town fa-
nT--el OF salt and barrel Of -four. t,IIt
EguIC D8l stEr1 ua-iA afIsr dinner LEAVING
tat a3usss n was seen gong II the direction
O. tEs Da-n, ano nothing more vas thought
o. il ~ nsOD. Tueu tne hands supIuVt.G
EDOu+ ltls place came home f0- dinner when
-ley were i0ic aDJut MS D-01racte6 absence
nj sume 0ns dispatched tg ieok fIil.l M. One
q u mel Welt 70 the Dz-u and fsnnd the
&. gentleman lyIDg JHs1 behIDd ms horses,
81 -HC cid II death The alarm was iEs-
S-zli-T sIF6n, the nsIEnbors summoned anU Z
.-zilez SEM for 10 hold al Inquest Before
sls---a look arrived, the b8Gy was carried
L.1 ne hDUse- The u-Iur OF z nos. foot
S-s found up1u ms shirt bosom iul-edia1elv
t-57t tIe heart. Under the marx upo.i tie
ZIP. III WIS found broken 4ais with Z
e--1-cH OF RS right haa6 were the on + marks
q 7I9sHcs ED Il found The INQUEST found
- 5ae deceased came 70 ms death bv bainr
-iszso nT gns Of ms horses.
-- -=-azssd vas 5 member or the Aniish
@-I--z, and was highly esteemed by al whp
---' AN as an homes, upright man Eriso-
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27
NEW GOODS
FOR SPRING g. SUMNER.

Just TsesIved and for s. e e reduced prices. :
Iul- supply Of Staple and Fancy Goods, c11sis-
TnE @ ClOti1s Cashmere Ss-zins-rz Jeans
1Weels, and : large vg-is-v Of O-hs- sulnuls-
vs-E- iu- men aI6 buvE
200 pless Bf Prints EiIl-na-1s, Lawns and
o-IIs- Fancy Iiress s031s-
Br0wu and Bieached MusiIuz- Ci1scEs EnE
Fancy SflI-5Ings FizuEais- Stella Cashmere, zn5
Me-Iuo -Shavls Heiss-v Gloves. ESis-i11Is-
AzDE TP CLOTHING HATS AED Cps
BOOTS LAD 81 OES. Al Won Cz-rs1Inzs-
Hemp anG CUrtcu DO a ron = 70 2s ueu-s De-
yard FiBu- Ciii Cloths
QEEENSW AEE-ST1NE AID EAET'Et-S
NAf.E
ETES-DRUGS s MEDICINES
HARDF ARE AND CTTLETY.
Liusssd ana Waaie Oils, Il Ind0v Giask. Pants
Na-IIIsE an Tu-Dsu1Tne-
FIsh- SAX, Flour, Iron, Nails and Steel. Nzul
- and EezEF Ropes u different sIzes. CG-t1n
Yarns Ca-Ds- Chains 6zc-- 6-c-, - Of winch vii
D sold q ths us-T i7uVsss price
Z EIEEES.
Ebensbu-c Nav 2 1s6E--1
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27
Pm TFHBIg TTEB IT FTIIRlg

VII cIssn a. TINS place ms illuminated Ny
tBniazicaI PALACE OF ENCHANTAENT, Oh
FRIDAY afternoon and evening
PROFESSOR n, VIII demonstrate ms rare
qualities Of LAYING captive the sel.ses OF ms aJ-
disnceS bv the influence Of MS Magic Wand
As The FezE1~ol0glf5S7 and Kagt>LGn VINO
STANDS without -Ivat-hs af1sctE crowded houses
WIKI cuuvu-sive laughter and screams q usiIiTt-
HIS otherwise harmless Entertainment = Cu-cuzs
instructive and moral
-AaHzsSsi04-I-aGies and Children 70 Grand
AisEtII=e =. : ?. Il, GuiF 10 0sHts- ETsllls ~
P n % cents children Z cents C8umsDCe
Il and C'clBck- Particulars II Pictorial
Bills Exhibitions II TOWN HALL EBsns-
burg, june D; aoIidaysburs, So Huntingdon,
July 3d and 4th-
WON Miller AGENT
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27

b 4zEEeI0E CITY, June q On Mon
= morning letters vii De addressed bv tne
'f-slsnr t8 the members af the Seazts I'M
-----s taeD 70 meet On Tuesday noon f1-
\ -@-Elllcn Of necessary business, which VIII
---l- ne NEzIeza and CeuCRl Ams-Ican
--=----S- a.so several wiki Indian tribes
= --aF Bs considered certain that the Post
- D=1clsHey Bill Is los, e there K No
.~----l--y tha- quorum viii De present 10
- Il tho House 70 grant another COZ
=--= wiki -hs Ssnate Oh that subject, and
Yrs tlE accorded the bill VII not re-
ils residents approval, should fhs
l5r the restriction OF the suspended
7--Tl5e Js retained Such Is the pres
caution Of the question: The total ez-
- ioi s-z months IHDciuds6 II that blll
N -at 70 8 -0DB 900 Congress. h2TIug
- - : SPECIAL law app-op-iating the Pos
- :. y l1e contractors for the quarter ending
= -l@rehr being little over s., D0D ,Dlilj,
) - LzFe u await fo- the remainder Of
m uus III tie nsxf session o. C0n-
IRs Post Route Bill zisp De regarded
As Il left the House Il provided f0r
- - reforms. such Is the transmission Of
- cuttings. and blanks, z cent FL
~ Hao I0- dealers u send packages OF
--1Is q p-e-atz rates
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-06-27
WHAT EVERY BODT WANTS

THE FAMILY DOCTOR CONTAINING
SIzsI1ls F2ez1ed5ss. E1silp Obtained, fOr ths
CIr-c o. DissGse "a al Forms
b. F7rsfesSO- E7ENET Z T6TLOR, Il D.
Z TsZEs ToE How 70 attend upon the SICK, and
now u COX tn them; now Il prepare Drinks,
Pnul1Icssy ac-- and nov 70 guard against IL
fiction from Contagious DIssasss-
/ TeEls TOL Of 1iie va-IDus diseases Uf Children,
and sIvs the best AMI simplest mode Of treat
uaeut during Tse1hIng, C0uvulsiUns, KacIHs-
ti1I- Nh8opinz cDugh, Measles, GC-,
L TsEE T0E The symptoms Of Group ChOts-z
ITIfarru-1 Collie DIarrhoea Worms. Scaled
lead. Ri1cvG-rn. Chi>ke1,-pOz. 65c-, and E1vss
y0U the best remedies fJ- tiieI- cuTs-
Z TeIis Jon The symptoms U1 Fever and AE-us,
and Bilious, Yellow 7 y-I,iIIls. Scz-is5 and on
g Fsvs-z, and gives y0u tins best and sInlples-
rzmedie fJ- their cure-
L TcLls Iou Ths symptoms Of IutusuZz-, Con
sumption Dyspepsia. Asthma DrUIsy, EIOut-
Rnsu1nz-isu, Lumhagn- E-ysiT,elas, &c, and
ETves vUu the resi- remedies fI- tiEeI- Curs-
4 TsLs TOs The symptoms OF Cnols-a Mo-bus-
Malignant CIIOis-s- Smallpox, I'yssutzs-y--
G-llur, Diseases 0f ths Bia5dsr kidnsys anG
Liver, Gnd ths bes1 remedies fU- tneI- cJrre-
4 IsllS 1OE The symptoms Of Pisrrlsv- AurlIs-
Neuralgia ATsuTls-T PARALYSIS 1ns various
Diseases Of The Throat, Teseh. Ear and Eve,
an6 tfre b=st remedies fg tireIr cure
Z TeIls TOE The SYMPTOMS OF EriispSv Jaunliice
Thags. Esus-eal Diseases. and HvdTUDnODIa
and gives Ihs pes1 remedies fo- thar cure-
Il Tells TOU Tns besf and simplest Treatment f0-
= 0un6s- Broken Bunes and DisIncafiOns-
Sp-zIns, L8ckjav, Fsvs- S01sS. NhITe Swell
Iues. Ulcers. WhItlDEs, BOils, Scuvr. Burns
and Scr0fulZ-
4 Tells You Cf the VARIOUS dIsszs& Of Women
Uf Childbirth, and OF Mense-uatinn; Whites,
Bz-suness, &c, &c-, znd EiTs ths best END
simplest remedies f0r their curz-
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