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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
~ BEarpEgAsp's r,ffi-ial renoyt {

~ BEaraksARD's official report Of
the Battle Of BulI'. Run says three hund
red and nine,y-nine rebels were killed,
and twelve hundred sounded, and ,ha, our
side lost 1910 killed, wounded and pris>
oner.. He says his entire force there wss
2s 900, of which coe sou-th only ~ers
ss-agsl. -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22

The volcano Of ChiiIian, in The Andes
has recently broken out in active eruption,
The craier is abou. II 900 feet above the
level of the sea, aid there is snow above
and belo " it, AT the distance of 90 miles
the explosions are seen, as we'll rs sire ANS
of lava running down the side. Of the
N mountain. azE .1-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
New York. Nov. f2.

The British brig WH,. kibby has been
seized fer rnning the blockade and her
Captain coinmi,,ai 10 Fo,t Lafayette.
The old S,xty-nin'h Irish Regimen, le e
for the seat ofwar. this afternoon, as the
First isin,eni oflhe Irish Brigade. p
MarsAal Murray goes to Boston to deliver
Mason anl SlIisli to tbs ceD maader Of
Fort " arren. sag s1s,r asf. vs-sfs. ..a~-
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
ACKNOWLEDGING TIE WRoNo.-Ths
Kewaunee Enterprise. heretofore Demo

cratic paper, says:
alt seems more than probable that
had the Democratic ticket received the
united, unanimous support of the party
throughout the State. that it would have
stood very fair chance of being elected. "
Certainly! and we are glad to have the
Enterprise acknowledge that it did not
give the ticket united, unanimous sup
port" Had that and other papers, upon
whom the party had abundant claim, done
SO, the resul. would be entirely different
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
QuITE CcMPLIAESTARY.-1 vote {
Senator in Calumet county stood
George A Jenkins,
JOsrf,h Villas. Jr..

george \ jenkins, 81
Joseph Villas, Jr, 825
When it is considered that Mr. Villas
wa. not candidate for the Office, we
think the vote which he received in Cal
ne. county was handsome compliment
10 his worth. But We question whether
the vote given to Mr.. JENKINS in his own
home was quite SO complimentary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22

ss We PASS ourives in reg-e,,ing the pos,
eesa Naming of the preseu,, and in4al ~
ft,s ho;es 4 t5e fu,a?e.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22

Life to the young. is fairy tale Just
opeding, old. i, is . t.le througb, ending
ritt isisb. SASS
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1861-11-22
A French Bouauet.

shall try to give an idea Of bouquet
10y describing that of Signor Beda. The
flowers Of j, formed two ranges or tiers
composed of crowns. artistically variega-
ted. Verbenas Of different colors, ccm
mencing with bright red, and finishing
with the most delicate rose, forming con
centric circles, which surrounded beautiful
corymbs of yellow lantanas in the centre
and roses outside, then white umbels of
Clypeola martina, plant found at the
sea shore, and which is used in forming
'he base of the Italian bouquets. A gar
land Of the green leaves of rose scented
geraniums bordered this part of the s,ruc-
ture, like the rim Of the vase of little
fountain, and and from which was sus
pended by the long peduncles the buds
and half-opened flowers Of Fuchsias. The
second, or under part of the structure,
wider than the other, presented beau;i
full blue and white mosaic work, composed
Of delphiuiums and Clypeola martina.
This fine assemblage was surrounded by a
large crown of helitropes, and connected
with zones of rose and violet colorcd bal
sans, alternating with stevia and mother
wort. At last girde Of red gomphre
mas, a diadem of nastur,iums, an aureole
set off with mimosa, and the hanging flow
ers Of Ahutilon stratum, completed the
whole structure, from which our florists
might have derived inspiration. Already
beautiful performances have been produ-
ced in this way since the introduction of
large bouquets. Bouquets arc now CON
siderable article of commerce throughout
Europe-a tax which is paid without cor.
straint, and the receipt OF which is smile.
-Gardeners' Weekly Magazine ~
@ A supplementary expedition is now
being prepared at Annapolis by General
Burnside, assisted by Generals Bienker
and Foster. Ten or dozen regiments are
engaged for it, and are now on their way
to Annapolis or under orders, viz: 5:h New
Hampshire 23i, 25;h and 9th Massachu
sets; 9Th and l0th Connecticut; 5ol,
SD and 54th New York, aud probably
some others. These are to goin transports
to CO operate with the land forces of Gen
Sherman, and there need not, therefore
be any great delay in their departure be,
yond the time when it shall be defitnely
known where their services are needed
Major Zagoni (of Missouri g,llantry J
was formerly an officer under Gen. Carl
ba'ji. While in his service he was bre
.retted Captain of artillery by the Pied
montese Government, and decorations
which he habituslly wears, testify to ih,
brave deeds which he achieved before com
ing to this coautry. la.persoh M,ior In
goni is tall and very fine looking. and hi
appearance would indicate that lie is atou
t1j-sr Sve -sars q agA
, 1861-10-03


ts.c 2ete Clearing date the 11In day Of March 4 b.
he .a q M aae ~ hand:ta "a nserEs1s ass 1
.l.a dtt.olt 4. heen aas il T.. rs:neet Il =
tala bond or obttsaEoa+ u GAt- said Aese aud
siFtc 70 Secure the payment Of the -ntn II aevaR
t1er1 cents "a :;x a7e 9is:.Ia M ~ doats -
toeetaet xit othc- Indebtedness. a1s described Il.
- sesvrsd b{ certain suoEr1assc EXECUTED bY z
Eaeeo!7h s5ats a7a aiarEsret rs wife, datAd ssa
cosde:t utct Of ttok County H:iaota il Roa1 y of
Aos,zaEea. 2ase - which sAad naar1xAxe - heeR
tEerrfozs, Il PURSUANCE Ct tie po~azt ct mi .
3ts = "a !Sst sFro1f e Sasas 2aalts s9se L
ds a. x the ser oss - r te coa:t = acas 4 u 3
Ety ~ Chicago. Col7tt OF Coos anu St4ss Ct Iaeia
Isnall sell II public aucter the 1shess biGcer ~
casA tie premises =ens:oned nad described In sai1
bo<: ctfretzts ts of TIC original tor1 Ct C1.eaEa
heEtnnin II STAKE OF th tine Of said lot athe
fs ae tal 1T Ens 2rs-:atly lad out foExy-nve I+a5
ming *fsl pA1a tel With the uort lag Of said lot
- stAxe thirty Col feet vert Of the N1 1t
s =: s!. a ;s:aes esassF as7,;f; sfSs. "a
:he ea: line Of rale 1et e1ea IL nd e xe usa II
80 ~ M lot @ ntSat & 70 III GoEts Ina Z 81, 70. er
III eight {s! then sortaerlJ aaonK the east la ii
e calesso Comfy of roos and sta:s =: nInels I'd.
tnereus,o helGnznz aad al The est and equiE Of 70.
teu7nou of the said F. Eantoip5 Smith md wtfa,
Eaor1<aEo@. t9elr 5eiE a9d sesigns thezcln-
<,,..uf ~. q ~ 1NiASiuS. As4tzneo u NeEtk1Eee:
Sn1ease'Sois IL. 1s0 JsE6Ht4
The aooTe sale IS postponed to E3 u1day, Oct. sth
Eeo6H1c5-ltt
, 1861-10-03

kE1ICKT-4 WONDERFUL FoRTF1CAI1os,
-Thete are mary wonderful natural cuIioa1-
HeE and 1niquatsd 1elics to be found in Ken
t1ckI And dne Of the most remarkable OF
item il to be fonnd in Allen county. on the
Tennessee border, and Il miles from Bowling
Green. vhezr wan OF solid limestone, 200
Js-ds in length, 80 feet high, 50 feat It the
base, md aiI feet vide at The top, Crosses .
neck 3o9med bys bend IL Dake'd creek, and
eucloses peninsula Of zoo acres, elevated 11d
feet above The river. On thetsp Of this natu.
ri mound is an wena Of three 11es; euelosed
By we'll and ditch, forming one Of the
strongest foTheres IN TIE world It II not
inprobable that the fortunes OF WN 1nsY cz7se
1hi1 old fo1tihca1ion-buiIt,i it l. supposed
-soteHdmt to 1ace- sf meu vino held tn
be occupied By hostile furre, and nade te
play prominent pNt in this c4y1 contest
, 1861-10-03
The s. ssC>ntxa1snds', II Fortress Mon.
|. Fee.

L-A~&tA1-AE&4@E Q4 LEE NJ L. 4A44A4x@.l
The number Of lahosers daes Rot Use fouz
h11dred; The tuta1 uunber ofscu]s including
women, children, 1ntsm and aged meu; does
nGt exceed fifteen hundred, zad the aumbe,
EHo dIax 1atinns is considerably, less. A
eE1fe OF The Nunen are engaged In vu{nux
TEJs IN work 1ece1ez:y to Rsdone Ut a-post
OF lh23 -aass1 aud their 1ittd13HN Hnnl1 be
n 1Aeqntentance. The. zemaindr pay their
~ = teTnt. at Camp HamAton Ne.poFt
ben nude to csu1eE to au3sar fhas :ha to..sl
HCmbH Of = cuztHh1aan 1as much grez3err \
rtpo1t EaEing recently beea c;rrn17te3 tsas
railoas Werr .asaed regularly ID ssgttasa haa,
been 1uade bY = nember Of iseu:' WooTs; ;sfsfiI:
IL that The NM bsr Il TWO taaasaa@-
II hafE md At :1esst fousfosa tno sznat s T.
FEda 1&uursrE. T. srate q gooa xutaar:tY
that tie zfnhEancaar ssea 4iek. de -Ros
eIck4d 0Ea hH1dfe4-. I presume Haat Oh *.
aiming into the fae.s Of tha csse, G9a- W3ai
VII ooE@1ad= t1at he hzs aotA Aalagia :tcan:za
, 1861-10-03

Rid" 70 spsei but tint o@ tas contrary, be
eo:d &5yea0pae1mel* 10 n naaY. nafss Il
he hed them. aAd II Deprived af those he ha9,
taaaf places VII hsye to be made good eithsr
ffem Ae raa9 of eslsstaa man, "a by Hiring
AoofeFa. A. to the 1nore iApoEtant phase q
tude In which the 1eHoe1 stsud. hsrs c1u-fn,
no dsuht that tt il w6tktax itsek ont u tho:
eest poaeah1elway here, md shuuM be laft@nu-
disturbed Ihe 1441rd kfzytttstten Of tbs
q1astion IL IN the dxht direction, aud soant
peacJ dictates that & should not he fntertered
don of g. Tae 5ae snsieee hss o. esa no
thus far pmHeased wholly by cAanee; u Viii
appear When the history of tue "eoutzs1'sad''
question shall be written. :
, 1861-10-03
#aenannr- @ar1maaEE. H<.
II CTLBUI'S GREAT TI4HT
- BAEEEI. STAVE
aAWfE<s n u Or ENx1Nts M ACHINN

PATENTED jelly ID, lsds,
Tie Greatest invention Of t2e aEe-C1DCtnnau C1kn-
Ec-cta1
4 t7coserJ OF fEatoHAl Importance IN r. Tdhuae
anf artton-|Ec,eatoe american
s,t the ra1os1tE of All TIC E1hiatt1oa. Chicago
HeEaia1acz lnAiitntea-Chlca=o Tribune
We E!re Il our hearty apfroasIon and comment It
TO al lul.1bstmen believing II opeIs 1lna ii Hca4
to rhetn.-st Louis Erp1bf!ra.
Ihe e., qsdsEs,s1e1 r. I.a aIGnkoEs aaa FsReatees
Et:-'HlnotA IN Indians Ohio. v1rgfn,4, Mlnnesota,
MAIZE -GC1s.1la csSte- -AfK2nsla AArslaud Etor.
iaa T.rmonL alabama CFeecn. View .Ierzey. beis-
ware md Rhode Island. We EuW psrrated 60 &ex1
State Coucty atd TowE Fights
w bald aependid lend nsK style machine ssPsnso ok
.sr;se'. thsknez. fu1a of one laea 70 ~ incana.
nnke a f'Et.FEf.T TIGHT Rayyp1 Itare
Ile following persons 1aFe Lie tuAcAlnes II opHN
noE. a~t t. theC oali ..epr:t ally -Ctcr tA- pub
Lc:-Harw.rd I DeWof I,cLIsan Cit!, iad,as1; j;
Eatcsfl!lt !rd:s3a:E J. Teapletoa. Cocinna1: Ddio
Ca<wtH ..aSlcEoa. Par: h.z. fLEt0.As T. The1o.
ton Co. 3Itaneape1= MINI
TIE It'll take real esrate good personal property
IN eIcLAlRe Tor machines 2at r.xnA-
Prrt7n. VT ftHE 70 -1k. inquiry tn Fe~HE7s ta @ald
territory will plense adare- HI EI.HEf 30 HES
d Co. Poet uMce BOZ 3643, chicago, I117ats-
Etl
, 1861-10-03

4 LIBERAL EDUCATION Wit!
unNaRy 1as1sse11su hus nsut

FGLTQF. Ill: xad V3]I pIse1 FtfrnTTs Aesde11ic
~. ~ ioet+ fa. eSIass CO sep4 1Sa 1al The Col
p IuiEe7G md e@cxEett apf11acA bsth F=grHr
2 sao asae111e sE1seA tae a:st school p11la11E7 IN
ttE Hesk tcH 20 nenp&e 1ad AF1eHgE Eyc3nfgx
ne Gy..-t1st1z. nd r1aay o.1=T @4Yv1asFs Vf!e4
Loud c1:1 me attention of ts1-1ta In tscttaa Il
R1FE TAcTEN. sWoEn. :RA1oNAf AEo 9T1Ta sFn1
EuElKEB CO1EpA LpCAv1 AID FANCX pHII, ar
p r1nTm- TEH1:-$EN pet scA6sl rear fT bosr1,
fnIrtAod rcen- faea- lKtt5 V1aAmk aAa t1t1na Il
SSGJ dtpA1tEcEI- REceI1ent Aecoas Rp64tonH a.
1ze hcarbH1l @d:E tic sAz5e Eeof-NfhsA4 t1a co1-
!. COVE I, FsssaGesx t 7stsoa, nj: 81 EaFsa T.
, 1861-10-03

f| Dr., Ives E1ir Color a1d Res
sr.r:ve il she cry 7e!t4be Hei- Istrauvr t7st Euc
ceserulY tie -1tEal coior aaseaatf 70 haE
~t.Aor< dyeng of cc:osta1 .ae sEa-. L PieVenfA
ct1Er1 4A6tesE It's Eatr sd Elz6& Ill ETGptaonS o.
sst-tttE *t Ike fctr.
VI faicy ort 4 :se -1h.he-r Of tse CHIC go City
q tsTr eeen D.. Ives Hair Color ard Restorative
ueed 2uc b<!ev+ = be The eet article ertr in:ro
beantttuay re fk. 7-tpF il Gor1e- color and
couG.l:ou- SD H-Gh .7a--SyEE serza.E 6CqeKz.ce"
TIE L. Ge8 Ire T. ~r.-e 81 pr hottie EeS:ern d
rot II Is DECG ST. .EExo rs 5auta Ca.k ereet
GE!c8.:- G-1e,z sutczf a.seaGe6 to- Address / j.
JTES E1tc1EI- EexLM
, 1861-10-03
nIzGH.t. sCAYEMaEiR1.-Cka,iek

- Kf-xwM 4tesaz ta H,e c&eakHEx ok Ex4Rr xxxat-
FdEEoyta& At s4AhAe Aa1HE - ~ A2slaye Al11fH.
usAMt AzazH = EH8a KEN. CAt0$p z q. Bcx
4f4Es - xsc51c DxsE@t As=zqaR atlkR
, 1861-10-03
A&gAl a1h&Rtt1eat&1t8,

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ANTATR fE H1TNHfa TH&1E
cc.cT~ ~ * GAs t<*0-
ENA&4xrr &~Ne&A ~ q RseA !
* * nbst1oe9 Sa - 4 y ~ AYR M - Tl
38ss1e q ~ n 8dee8$ mr. AAs98AAnG-A4-'
S1SMs
Eix1s S QQsoE9 hAte49 E1!.0 ~ - A2 Azk94
:. & g s.sse ess e s - -
8Iharf HfA. Acxtets, Hsa1yfD- 1nssset tnA D.
nnfs1, III sae nm q Two H9EareaSa T9E1tT-F1v
tst tEscsed 70 tha sAeT9 of Cook Ceaaty, v&i4S
va - 1e1x11d ezecEk&. =.
thaii rs.1easm1S anlssa soa. ID nd Antoa ns1k
No. AM ox ~ aad Ap2sax bel40 t&1 80 So
tHs Tenn x.s9 e oa e sefoes n1zt daT ef
tSe ttT AZ fHte1v~ - e ast3 u sas Es1It H4q h
n b f8H TTn - 4s Hrzt Ho1faY uf Oc4169I
nI1ir:tHT aettn. fans-.o Dsa a1d paeAA u IL sMA
xnn md IN faTuT 81 ~ ~ ~ b entezsd 1xxz1t
- n..s-t srd - X 1AT - Y Hiiam E OoFTast 8e9
- rtI .tfaehs aa1 q H39ast e @ ELL AID 10 @1to e
tae III f14E "a ises4 ssn 3S y 1e.3nt . saaz1
f8e ssrr WAT1FS ~. = Soa4 - 1ak1e4f
Gs1aT Bzrcncocx. Z Ft1a a1;.la aa11H.aA1l. Gesk
1900 = ----------- : - o-.G ees KIN ~
-r-v~--
SIAIE OE: l11AlAUlS., C1IK
ro1yr~ an ann.,4nr f-or.V
Qc1ooe1 Term y issa- CnAfies Wight T. Jnasss
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: ":e1;- aG.;ce y h:-
, 1861-10-03
Gbira!gu=qGtiit,s..te {
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8; 1851:
AdaaLLIANT NAVAL KxfKo1IIoN;


The Kehsl Effyateer Ju&sth Czt eat
~1F0n Un4eE Ih8: &Q1a u tbs ReaaAe
). ea1a Navy yAF4.
, 1861-10-03
RatIruHns.

.M NH1eAa 1;2a!' G2NTRAL RAIL-
EEGLAo b ASu TIE EAKAUAH
A: On .aS slfer suEuAa A.Es alta; -. rtm.sexvs
; N4 4tf1st4saetRal Uupsk t1o6of LAk4stFe9r Ak
9-(z6 A. N-I1EhtninE ExptEok, {eEcept xuodnY3 n
.'' ms It Ues1nk* as1eE n; HG136sa
Rr1dEr. &at A. NJ AJbAnI, m F. n !;
Naw XoaE, 719EtM: Bnseu1, n.i1 z. Il
IN F. N-NeE TGh and Ho6to& Expfnaa. {except
BAtufdnye Es318 y D1tfdR 20 4 II ;:
{Toao1ta, IA T. II: NMHeA lz3 >
AuaFensdnA Hz1dEo Or BaHsto, 518E- e
AIbsnY. IA "a 4; HsHIuck &9sA Il:
Boston, l219 r n,
Csnetnnsh Tfsira u T. C.Rallrsed 1skve Chicago
q 80 IN Ax0 Txaau; So ~: Fast ExpFeA;
HrrtTe 1n Chicago It 70 4 II: Exxt ExpEea1 10a
13:4& Whit Mai Train:
TIE a1o u: T1aln Ieaytex Chicago rcns through
q, R,t3netnu*a 01taon1 ch1nxe Of eat1 or hAxE1Ee.
ssltahuE.1 F4tenr D1ste17 40 Tua oo Day Rxprras
THUR F1se1t sler7fss Crr en ali night Haire-
dA&x1E1 Cn4ckaA Th<pDEn-@
ttEQEGH 1lEKET3 1T ra1e In III prfacfpal Rzdl-
Io1a Ols19 n fa4 We1k II IL 6AfeuA ORoe, coSnef
4AAe a4d DetrbdrA ttfee49 {Entsr tbs Treu&ct
House> csaeEes'. eaa as r. Dcpok
10 A. HKAN. WeetAFT ~. AZ .s-e1-
, 1861-10-03

~ ALENA & CHICAGO UNION
~ GulQAD-:PE1SE AKcAS6H~
CT kAd afseT Moacay. April i&th, l7l. tr1ta8 VII
.eaIe Welss fzeet dsrot foeVs Sundays e1cep.e.
sEee9r W.usa- Gale24 o=9le,th, paaaere, I'D ,1-
@ @S:12trlate ?e t.ts; 81 l. II snd $50 =. A. for
Rosn1s: 100 Y 1os Elz1n E u Helrde1e. Koes1crd ard
Esd NJ rcicta 2asseEee ers Tor Seioit md 5Ace191
III taft f5c a1a4 A. u uAla. Passenger. for Cr1tal
LAEf. Acaecry. Richmond, Geaaz4 Luxe SAD inter
mediate rottts, vtn take xhe 100 4. Z sais.
HeeFE6 C1l3 oo Gtzh. 1rata1-
z B. TALCoTT, eec, sa2r
T. NJ HAkSl3R GEL PAEaenzeF AE't tyt
, 1861-10-03

~ kennedys Medical Discovery
cEre4 Ec-ut4E
&et5edy1 Hedsca1 1asesrtsy cue4 .E.-7se.r.-sA
AsEaeays Aay A44aes; nAeoyEk3 cars+ I--A.-1.
Kernedye HnGifA DisseTxrTr1@ Fi..st - Ers9
keEae4y1 Medical Ttsrcvrr1r cHres .r-t9 Hea@
Eexnedy Medical Bf1eevey 1T1e1 IL 9nifT u ts Ear
keaneo5 Ae11M p31eoveT ~ I1cer.tf Se1s Iez
EsKAedJA Medical EtAeo1erT1 ~ E-res i1eu:a
A&11edyk Ned czl Ctscarns9 cs5rex Etep1uR11E1.
AtuneAy MHctra Jxc1TTcrrA SsltEeun-
Ae169&41 NRtftkl 4txeo1eeJ crxHA DTHpeFst2-
Ee81eEIA keG1taa pAeeFtfT EeETlases Tia Eo#Eh-
&eEEedyk Ne13caI HscovxTEeFui4tes the K1dAsY1-
kEtXeIy4 2&adtc1i 13i.naxe-T RsEu.4les The ITeT
keEned1 Ked3cl Discover III cer=t OrofsS.
@hsn yuaEe ttEk xcu Do nst tncF = 1x1 tae tns1tef
fe1aaps3u0 hase N tnEsza EEnsa.. 1T Eeat1sdSs
Medical QtsooTuE.
Foe rsle BY N r-x-ttM. oe5WJ
, 1861-10-03

WM. ALBAUGH, DENTIST,
w. Qs&ca ED EszaAance Na: 50 Vet EaAstpk
Et1ee4 {tHfueOof 50 Fu11Ax T. Ana1kk Wu4A ~
fpes111J public 1A* he m31 tflAn f1414
st ne Ga pIAee prepared to give TN IL
Grey dep4tDe3E4 It D1atisEy- Nhee4&- II FI111&,
C1KAKIEV, -EIEAcEE4- RHHL1AIKH q ~ t1saH-
aaa af Ax1u1EAL 1KGH- HF!ee&H~ a{ II 11a1f
Eutt es1 be aa1 At h o0da-. CanxEN 1e&aEaak
Esv's'--tv
, 1861-10-03

BOAT TICkETS Exl BOSTON
Coed Tta my of The Ecs1 IAaea.
Two Daily Connections from harrisburg -
Baltimore and Warrington.
R4GGA GE CHECKED TWROTTH-1LL
TRANSFERS FREE.
EAE2 LWAYa As LOW as BIZ ANY
0THEE BQVIE
Buy Tickets via Pittabur1.
TICKETS FOR SALE At ALL HAN
OFFICES.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-01-08
THE GREAT ENGLtSa REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Cele bfMfed Female Pills

fIOtSCteQ Dy AOy0l LetterS Fatent.
Prepared from a prescription Of SIR J. Clarke. n.
d., Physician Extraordinary to tho Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfailinp in the
cure Of all these painful and dangerous diseases
to which the female constitution is subiect Il
moderates all excess and removes all oLstructi
and speedy cure may be relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
it is peculiarly suited. 1t will, in q short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle, price One Dollar bears the Govern-
ment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent coun-
terfeits.
CAUTION.
These Pius sAosla Not be taken BY females du, :
ing the FIRST THREE NON1HS Of preonancv.
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