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The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

OvR state has become SO hopel.ssly cor
Iupt, that capitalists refuse TO lend 1t any
more money, for the reason that they have
no guarantee that the money will be applied
to The purposes for which it was borrowed
--lCourer Of June %.
Some more of Glessner's patent
logic. A Farmer has q hundred dol
lara to lend. A Trader wishes tt
borrow it to invest as he pleases
perhaps in grain. The Farmei
rather suspects him with an intent
ion to buy stock aud thereupon re
fuses to lend. Shrewd Farmer
Funny Editor!
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

We take delight in relrrring our afflicted
fIends to The drug stores OF s. d. Frey, J..
N. Huber, 4 Co.. and Israel Green, where
that most estimsble mediciae, Dh so.
Richardson's shery Wine Isuers, cen be
procured. We sdssst ont friends TO use IL,
because We kao~ its SslNstn eutius Fever
and asue. diseases common 10 the West.
and all new coun,ries---it should be kept at
hand IN every family. = &Ja ~ 6fsr'
gold hv ali n,uvoiets in Fintllsy .. +.....
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

POPULAR REMEDY. - See aiver
tisement, in another column, OF the
East India Dyspepsia cure. We
hear 1t very highly spoken of, and
have no doubt i,s reputation is well
deserved.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

Ds. LrLAso's Anti.Rheumatic Band is
the only known remedy for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neurslsia, and the pernicious ef-
fects OF Mercury. and it is with the greatest
satisfaction ss 10 its merits, that we call the
attention OF our readers 10 the advertise
msnt in another column Of our paper. of the
A nil r Rheumatic Rand.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

The AsTRoLoGER WAXING JUBt
LIANT. ,-- Glessner. always on til,
lookout for some "abolton" dist
with which to regsle himself, discov
cred sono weeks ago, some letters
from General Ashley, to the Blade,
which he thought could be convert,
cd into capital, aud he accordingly
snapped them up with all the greed
mess Of hungry shark. His next
object, of course, WAS to put his own
construction on them and then try
to get somebody to endorse thew
with his transpositions. 1t was re-.
marked, two weeks ago, in slluding
to his pariizsn harrangues on the
subject that General Ashley had
been a Union man from his youth
up, or something TO that effect
Glessner, thereupon, assumes that we
have endorsed throughout, every
sentiment that he ever charged
Ashley with uttering. To such dis.
honest statements "a this, we have
no reply tc make, though the Old
gentleman seems 30 happy over it,
that we give his language. We are
glad he can find so much consola
ton in hearing that General Ashley
is a goo Union man:
GIN. AsHLpy HAS FouSD A CuAupfos
Ford, in the last Jeffersonion, has come on,
in defense OF the GensraI, and his abolition
crusade; he endorses him throughout; EN-
braces the General and cufTy together, in
one loving, congenlal, and tfnternal hpg,
with an junction. that rs decidedly refresh
inc. But he does not tell us whether he
speaks the sentiments OF his party IN Han.
cock conntyi Speak out, Philip. Ashley
says the Republicans of this county are
abollionlsts. aud you endorse hIm. But do
you speak by authorityi-ihat' what we
want to know.
We have lever endorsed Mr..
Ashley in saying tho seutim ms
contained in his Wa3e letters "hi d
been twice endorsed by the people
Of his district" and the allegation Of
Mr.. Glessner to thht effect, Is WILL
tul fabrication.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

TIE HARVEST. We are again on
the eve OF other harvest season;
and take the country throughout
there is fair prospect that the Farm
or will be abuniautly rewarded for
the past years toll. In Hancock
there is q good deal of complaint
about the wccvil. cheat. &C., bnt as
,rnany Of our Farmers are subject to
periodical att ,cks OF the "bues'
abou. this time OF the year, wo pre-
sume their alarm is quite premature,
ani that in a few weeks they ai.I
b, able to sing the "harvest home
With right good will.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

BNTiMDRE, July since eight o. clock
this morning, storlng proceed KS have been
going on tere. Deinchmen;s Of artillery
and Inlar Try have been sent to yariuns sec,
uonS OF the city, and are now posted IN Mon.
ument Square, Exchange Place. and IN the
eighth ward, Broadway, aud other points.
Before daylight all the members of the
Board OF Police Commissioners except the
Mayor, were arrested and sent 20 Fort Nc
Henry.
II IS said tina, a plot las been discoveret
oi an intended outl reak.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
Sold by all Druggists in Findlsy

A SuRE Guar FoR a FELos.--When The
Soreness FIST commences, OF even when far
advanced, it can be relieved and entirely
cured by holding the finger or part affected,
in Perry ravis' Pain Kileffof holfon hour,
It has been thoroughly tes'ed, and ptoyes a
never. failing tcmejy. A frlon is trouble.
some thing, and we would advise all so
uoubied TO test The remedy.
Sold by medicine dealers generally. Afsif
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
TUE " REFrGRE - Sueakiny

Tue RCFCGEE - Speaking O
the fourth OF July. Glessner says:
A RrrUcgE. - That venerable anil distin.
guished individual. who has for eighty seven
years been venerated by the American peo
pie, Fourth Of July, has been banIshed from
the land OF the "Sunny South" and 1t be
hooyes us to give him a double ovation.
Eighty seven years! Wonder
IL YOU ain't "piling it on" a litrlcl-
Count it over. Perhaps it will turn
out like the star" speculation.
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Very Valuable Farm for Sale: T.
A CHANCE ron a GOOD HOME.

TINE undersigned has In his sare valuable
farm. which he viii dispose OF on ross''l.
able terms. II contains III acres, 40 of which
are cleared and well improved; with g""d
substantial two story house, y barn, an excel
lent orchard and cider-press, two tenaut
houses and good st0ne-Q quarry yielding 10 the
value of 1900 n year. The farm Is located four
miles West uf Carey, on tho ridge road lead
ing from Findlay To Carey.
s.A. SPEAR, agent.
FNpLAY. Ohio. June 2s. 1891.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

DISTRICT COURT was in session
this week. Present--Sency, Of Til.
lin; Plants, of Bucyrus; and White.
ley, Of Findlay.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

Republicans have always beenright, even
when they iuculoated Union sentiments by
|parsding sixteen. star flags, we suppose.
u - IS -Icoutieh June S.s
You "suppose.'' eb ! But how
about that starred flag you
|psraded. in the Courier on the Sd
and l7th Of May lastp, Whose col !.
ors were yon marching under thepG
And why did you haul them down
and substitute another Of thirty. zone
Ilf Glessner's patriotism should con.
tinue to rise at this rate. what may
not the country expect Of him shortly Z
There is no question about Re
publican principles being "always
right" No sensible man ever doubt
ed it, But ss to their a ,gs, Gloss
uer, we suppose, will have to regu.
late them. - rss.ta .. ... ...
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

lfall, especially young men, should read
the advertisement of the new "Nationol
Dispensaty" at Cincinnati. in another col.
umn,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05


ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS
Mails close thirty minutes before time of de
partufe.
RAILROAD NAILS.
Railroad mails on the Fremont and Indians
|train leave ut $50 a. M, and arrive 500 y. m
On the Branch Road leave 6:t5 u. M, and ar
rive at : O'Clock, p. nj.
COUNTRY MAILS.
| Clement, Arlington, Eagle and Dunkirk. loave
every Monday and Thursday, at 7 O'Clock, a.
m, and arrive the same days at Gp. m.
Van Buron, Portage. Bowling Green, porrys
burg. Oak Ridge, Alba, Gilboa. Buckeye and
Kalida, every Tuesday and Friday, at a. m.
and arrive every Wednesday and Saturday at
~ pm,
Benton Ridge Pleasant, ysughnsville, Pen
dleton and Columbus Grove arrive every Tues.
day at 10 o'clock, u. M, aud leave at p. m.
the same day. .H..
McComb, Sugar Ridge, L,psie, Medary and
Defiance, Mt. blanchard, Blanchard Bridge,
Elm Grove and Marion arrive every 'wednes
day at 10 O'Clock Il. M, and depart the same
day AT p. m.
Cass, West independence. Fostoria and Ere.
mont arrive every Friday at Up. M, and de-
part Saturday u. m.
Biglick every Saturday Mt p. m.
J. d. ROfHCHlLD, Po,imuster,
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

MITE Society, next Tuesday eve
ming, at tho Parsonage. All are
cordially invited to attend.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
MO FLATS
LEI PILLS AiD PHOENIX BITTIRs

rJNIESE MEDICINES have now been before
i thcpubiie hr ~ perind "f Thirty YEA RS,
ard during that time have maintained u high
character IN almost every part oi the Glubc,
for their extraordinary and immediate power
oi re-i"rin. perfect health Ia persons suffering
,in'i~r nenrly every kind Of disease TO which
tue human frame is Liable.
The following are aninng the. distre ssins
variety of human diseases in witch the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
w AsnINGToN, Jnne 24th.

Ny DEAR GOvERNnR:--On ar
riving here | saw Gen. Scott who
received me as mn cd friend, and
seemed "s little pressed 10y his i'm
mense responsibility, as il he had
nothing on his mind.
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See advertisement.


| ,Sar RntuM.-This is q disease the coun-
try is lnlt Of. There are but few whole
families entirely free from il. The fact is.
II takes so mauy forms, sonnet ines in Crack ked
hands. ..Chapprd lips. Roue hness on the SIX II ,
with an oozlng out Of a watery nuid with
great heat, Itching, Burning, &C., &c. For
tins Or. s. WenveT's Cefste IS never iatl-
ing cure; one or two bottles will cure the
worst cases. II acts on different pIlnciple
from any article ever made, As proof OF
its curative properties. we will copy from a
letter received from a Clergyman of the
highes, Responsibility. He saysi al was
attacked with Salt Rheum IN my left leg.
which had become very bad. and was rapid.
ly spreading. II had becom araw sore, and
the itching and burning became intolerable
procured bottle Of your Cerale, and 10y
its use my leg has been perfectly cured o.
the disease. | give thissi sistement in hope:
u may induce otliers similarly affected to
use it, and we say II you will use it. you
will be cured.
It is sold by medicine dealers generally.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05

" See advertisement Of Prof. l.. Miller's
Lair Ir vigorator. in another column.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1861-07-05
The Mountain of Light
NSli
MEDICAL PROTECTOR,

hook Of over 3 pages, full Of lne anatom q.
cal ah other engrnvingS.
IL CONTAINS not ouly the rlth If i,ll the hate
Developments ~ Medicine ant Surgery above
referred Ia, hut It ~ also guido To itl whu MS.
pre- 10 felicity with The opposite sex: shows
how Ia guard against danger, and huv Ia e. =.
cape danger when incurred. Cseful alike TO
male and female, hut s'lnuld not hc in 4 Q
hands at very young persons, as II contain +
lniurnItion that might he perverted ~ IN.
worthy cndS, AlSb u inli and explicit key 4"
all ihG hidden and drlighilul secrets at MGrrl.
age, Lave AMI beauty, never hctnre
u SATISFACTORILY Il
revealed in ANY hrnk IN tue Ensl.sh Language.
Price 30 cents ouC uf the Chadpcst huukS ia
the world. II health could be est lated m
money, tho new facts contained ia his book
inr HE prevention OH heath, would be uhcat,
ai the above iurlniture, send Tor a circular
fully describing u.
DIR. JacksOu's Monthly Female Pills,
Tuv,lunhir ~ Frma,e irr""uiaritt-s h". n.,'
advisable tn no used daring pregnancy, lest
they should mar Inc hope uf olispriDg. Used
IN tho Doctors private practice for thirly
years. Price 81, forwarded by mail.
Dr. Jacksou's Perpetual Prer rentive.
= the Unly article in the world that, without
ncnnyenence r danger, will lniallibly pro
cut cuaceptiun. Thousands uf married In.
dies, too feeble tn hear children except at the
hazard NJ life have rotS,n 10 be thank ful for
this Invention. II rose e,nblcs no other prevent.
i've Ia use. and Is superior To all Forwarded
Ia any aid ress.
M. Naipsau,s Deau,ifyiag Poavder..
1t imparts 10 the complexion AN exquisite
bhom and ransptrenpt aud eliectG,ly prn.
vents the E,rni'tinn VI Wrlpslos ilstc leS.
Irsoklos, phnples. wenS, etc., etc. Pricd 81
per hOX, sent By mail.
Eycry Gliermusl ruHtain SlSccgsiH stamps
"a be used flr reply. Address hrs. JaGA son.
I!crber, { Co., ar simply PSinllta Box iiG Gin
cinn1ii, ohio. Uilcc, 81. III sycamore street.
MedlninuS and distractions ss'nl ir"mrIl, , L.
any part ~ the country.
February \, Gi.--fbm.i.
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On Saturday morning | took n
carriage over the Long Bridge, in.
sp ctcd the great ontrcnch,ncnt on
which the New jersey regiments are
At work, ut the Virginia end OF the
bridge PASSED varions camps, ill
| reached the Arlington House,
Found Gen Mcdowell WAS himself
going ont to the advance, and
waited about two hours IN tina, de-
'i-httul lot, ( hnd been n visitor
u ere about i"r'y years before -
The General preceded n.e in Car.
riale with his lwo brothers from
Iowa Tic two regiments arc about
'onr miles from Arlington. on The
Alex ndris, Lesshur!h IL London
rr'lruai, about ven miles from
Vienna. The two Connecticut reg
'ncn's. under Gen. Tyler are n mi Ic
and Il half iurr'er toward Far tx
Court llouSe. Gen. Schrnck was
absent, aud did not see him.
-avc your letter to the next in com.
mand, Col. a. ID. McCook who was
very attentive. and with whose sol
dicrly qualities | Was greatly pleas.
ed
1t went among the men. found
several whom | knew. ard cnnvcrs
cd With them. Col. McC0uk said
they had all they wuntel, and tha,
the accounts ol what had been their
condition, were greatly ,xaggerated
SO Gov. Chase and others hav" as.
rurcd ne SO the Adjutant OF tn,
2i r'gimeut said. Atany rate they
are now in MS good condition as al,
at the regiments. aud are in hiyl
spirits and luli uf d ST Z to have q
chance with the enemy.
lhcir reputation frr drill il yer,
( good. They holl with Conpeciicn
regiments the post Of honor. A
their duty is in scouting.
Five hundred are all the time ont
some ol them two days and nights
in parties OF twelve and twenty, &c
They sometimes get within The en-
emy's lines and nice reys1. From
hill near the camp, we can see will
a g'asS, sometimes. the rebel force
Col. McCook SAY
he knows Lis men and can tax
them anywhere. 1t will tuke NOR
than one rebel to whip fce OF them
Only one of the Soldiers wounde
at Vienna was there. CHE others
so far as recovered, are in hoepita
at Washington) That one is
German from Portsmouth,. iouu
him in a tent hy himself. The pou
fellow had the whole top OF hi
: s,onlder carried off by round sho,
lie had been in the enemy's hand
and had been kindly cared tor b
them. The wound had mortiiie
and he is probably now dead.
, spoke to him through an inlerpretei
as he knew no English.
From that camp went to the fnl
, thest advance, the Connecticut caml
! and was very kindly received b
, Gen. Tyler, who took pains to sho
I mo his position,
+ attacked, he will bring up the Obi
e regiments at once, by telegraph
4; There are be,wee
so 600 and 10000 troops here, ths
a Is on the two sides, and Gen. SEQ
e is quiet and unconcorned ss a spidt
watching a fly from the center Of h
o web.
-----7--------s'
4 GnoD ron ruy pt .,S nv.t,, M. nj
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/. Charles 90. Mo-, Nov. 10, lsi

I. Charles co.. Mo-, Nov. 10, lsi1.
pnor. q J. Wn"b Dear sir: Some time las
summer We were hniwcii T." use s"Ipe ,i' ,.on,
Hair Restorative, and its ELECTS were so won
deriul, We iecl II our duty u you and the at
llicted tu report.
Our little sons head f-r some tiIne had hee,
perfectly cuyrrrd with sores. AMI some c.,lie,
II Seald Head, The hair almost entirely c,,me
,'it N rtllso otuCDrr, when q .ricnd. seeing hls
9 suHoilngS, advised l> tn usr yuIr Restorative
VIZ did So With li,e h,r,o ~ success hut 1,
our surprise, aud ,lgu ~ AL onr TRENDS. a very
few applications removed the III SclSg oUtirclv
aud u new and iuSurlnut crap al hair Suni
started out. aad wc CHu Iiuw say that our lu,
hts ~ healthy = scalp. ard rs luNuritnt 4 rruI
at hair rs any ulhcT child. We can. thGi ctnr,,
aud ,n hereby recommend your Restorative
as perfect r'iuohy for all Diseases oi n,
scalp aud HAIR. We tre yoilrs respectfully,
GtiO. ". llit;GlNlOr OrlIAM
SARAH A. Hlta;fNHUriiiM.
. PRoF. woop- Dear air. Nv heir had. ii,r 80 "
eT.d years, hcen beGHmiHg rrJlnaiur gray
accompanied hy u harshueSS whch renderot
the constant application "t ud necessary M
dressing II, When c"nmehcs1 using yuiiI
Hair Restorative, about twn months Agii, II was
:" that - ,,.i ti.,"t AMI huuinlr n S
Ill within tho last three weeks, II his tIfrne,
Ia lis natttrHl color, snd assumed 4 s,,lineSS
and lustc, greatly To be preferred T., tii.,s, r,,.
,liood by inc applicsii''n oi Hiis ar ANY ,the +
propagation have ever uSed. | rog.ird II ~,
AN ndiSi 'ensahle artiule for every trl,'s u,ile
whether 4, to used ~ a iIHiF RcslorltIye or
for the Snpie p,irl,Sr of dressing or beAi, iiy
ing the hair. Y"il i,ave I'erlnIssion tu ret r. Ia
me all who eHieriainany doubt Vf its pe ri,rip
Ing atl lhHi l. claimed hr II.
Mus. a. SrMONDS. III fhird Il.
CisCISSAPi, o., l'Hb. TO- l. nd, ..
~. WgiLiSGroS, No., Dec. s, lsaI,
PRoF woop Dear SIR; Bv the advice Of 3,
IL und OF mine. vuo had seen asing your n,
Restorative, lwitS Induced 10 Try IL had tic
Fever, some time last May, and nearly every
halr ~ my head came ont. New aiy hair uns
rpme IN 4 great donl thicker than eyer Al win
Nothing huta uty ana s. Ifir,thy li;,t feel l.,
Ginnn,lnlc cat" ,r ''th1rs wh,raie ..iilicteI 40
hpve been, WOULD induce a,e. tu gjw. ibis pnb
ilc ;tck acknowledgements ~ the beneilt have n.
ceiyed irun Prof, Wood $ thir Restorative
. f... Yours raSirrually, ....,..,.
'# " ,fl ' 2 A. h. JACOBS.
The Restorative is p at up III bottles .t9b,.c
siEes, VIZ; large, nsdIu.i. and SMALL the sinai
holds half 4 pint. aud rciails hT one dollar ne r
bottle; tho medium haLis AT lsast twenty ne,
osntum more an proportion thsii-the small. re.
tails for two dollars per bottle; the large hod,
quart. Forty per ceatue mote i proportion,
and ret,ils for 81 a bou r.. - :. :,
q, J. WOOD X co, Pr, pristors.
&&4 Broxdway. New York. and
ia Market ST., 81. Lasis. Nm.
And sold by all god Druggisis and Fancy
Goodsboaiers' Hume ~. le60--Sm4o
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|, CAssivs M. CLn.-When last heard fIom
fae. oassius NJ. Clay, was making a fool o.
Times. and making speeches in Paris, DC.
:! Courier Of June %.
Then you are all the more a foo
for having reproduced his letter tc
the London Times, in the Courier
four weeks ago.
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Price 25 cents per Box; 1.-Two boxos for el 90.

Great numbers Of Clcgynrn. Physicians, Sta,cs-
men, aud ciiiiucnt personnges. have lent their
names 10 certify the unparillced usefulness ofthrse
comedies, but space here will not pcrInit the
insertion OF them. Tho Agents below named fur
ni>h gratisour ANrncAS ALMANAC in which they
are giyon; with also full descriptions Of the aioye
complaints and the treatment that should he fol-
low,d for their cure. ... ..-. ...
Do not be put off Nv unprncipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit On.
Demand AyKt's. and take no others. The sick
want the best aid therois for them and they should
have IL. . ..f
All our remedies are for sale by
LANGWORTHY \ FREY
And by all Druggists and dealers every where.
Sapfatnl,pr ~ ism .--Tlv.W
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II IS NO T TOO MUCH TO SY
SlScE All,
OLD AND YOUNG.
AFFIRM IT'S TRUTH;

That Prof Woods Hair Restorative
WIZ preserve hJdh,tiy the g,o'rh aud coio, oi
Tie HAIR, II used iva Dr three timrs u week. t.
any imaginable age. rcrG,cily restore tile
gray, enver the bald With natures own nrna.
ment the hair; make IL mare suit and hrnuii.
iilI lan any oil. and preserve The scalp iree
ir In all disease 4" the greatest Hg". States
men. Judges. Attorneys. DuCturs. Clcr.vtnyu.
Professional men. AMI gentlemen and ladies' uI
all classes. all over the world hear tes, iunihy
that wc d" not say too muah ~ lis favor. =
Road the following ,d Judge:
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Ayers CatEartic Pills,

Cos,ireness, J'nndice, ilyspepsia, indignation.
Dyfnipy, ioql Stmlach. E,ys4sias, Hcaiaehe,
Piie', WcnWI'lin', E,1ftions and Skin Diseases.
Li'rr Complaint, D,,2''y Tiaier. Iamoys and
SAT- HteuBi. Ii'0rDis, God, Nrn-digid, as q
Dinner PiH, and fn PTilping he DIoad.
They are sugar-coatcd. So thtt tlc most scnsi-
tive can take them pleasantly. md they are the
best apcricnt in the world or all the purposes Of
family phy,ic. ...--
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IIsliC Es' xECsiiSrs,a s'A'~'' We
sJ ExECETlAAA-k.- Al.As-
80 ts RL,yk sucFs v sss
~ Just nriptad and lcr aalr a. ihts ere,
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4 lTSATISFACTORlLYr ! u
DIR. yackson,s Monthly Female PnIs,

fuviluahir ~ Frml'a irr"rularitirs h". n.,'
advisable tn 10 used during pregnancy, lest
they should mar Inc hope uf olispriDg. Usrr
IN tho Dnrt"r'S private practice for thrl,
years. Price 81, forwarded by mail.
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%~asitbLtE- SaLan.

no 10 Yfalultry lwthtsH cfr IA unb IS. OF
u4lIM trsanet1 une Gem 8;,sutn Du6jfnn na%.,
I.It tl'5aaI tI19sitt1s &a9sr5sy-g 8ulsj1a ersHr,, ~.
2ur9 eI tttNapu9t9 5toitsls-Gaaer sen tfii,r 81, l."
8ao tTaniN'ncr grauots5 fU0 mir IN 6sn Storb sEitp.
ttE 80 fsuucH. C5pufkfpr ~ VIC
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-07-10
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