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WAsHIserox, November l1.-A

WAsHIsoToN, November IA
gentlemen occupying a high position
In Mexico, just arrived here with
important information, which has
been laid before the government,
from the West coast OF Mexico and
Sonora. 1t appears that the whole
Wat cosst is greatly excited al the
contemplated Intervention OF Eng
land, France and Spain in their
sffsirs, sud they have applied to ouI
.oyernment 10 know whether 1t will
sustain them IN their stand sgains,
the intrigues oi Spain.
The rebel Agents are now very
busy 10 that section Of Mexico
They bave thus iar found little sym
psthy, the people nearly oil iavorini
the causs OF the federal government
This Is the case in all the state
thsopshout Mexico. The rebels
however, hold QUO fattering prom
ises. and offer to make any kind o
! treaties and 70 aid them with money
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From Kentucky.


NoLis, November 9. - The recent wei
weather has left its usual marks in the ad
ditions 10 the sick lists, and q crowding s
the hospitals. The sick in the Indiana bri.
gade now number about SIX per cen,um o
the whole force, (sixty TO the regiment, ) and
among the other troops the proportion is a
least equally great. Little Of the sickness
however, is OF serious character, and much
Of il can be traced TO the csfelessness Of the
men, or TO the neglect OF duty by the officers
Thus the officers, in perhaps q majority ol
cases, fail TO discharge their duty in instruct.
ing their men about cooking, and in giving
their attention To seeing that their pre-
cepts are put in practice. No par, Of their
duty is more strictly enjoined upon regular
officers than this; but, too many Of our vol
unteers seem TO regard such matters MS too
trifline TO merit their notice. II would be
well if they would only learn the lesson, az
ter seeing how their carelessnes developes
into an increase OF cases from their GONNA.
nies for the hospital
There are a few cases OF Measles, though
the disease Is not nearly so fatal here as IL
proved on the other column at Camp Dick
Robinson. Colds, Dyssentery, twinges OF
Rheumatism, and an occasional Fever COM
prise the other ailments. Reasonable care
on the part OF the men, aud moderately de
cent attention to duty on the part Of com
pany officers, would reduce the sick list one.
half or more in a single week. The serious
cases continue to be sent back to Louisville.
A batch Of fifteen recruits for Buckner's
army were arrested the other day by a small
party Of home guards, in Grayson county
and brought into camp. They are to be sent
up to Gen. Sherman. The prisoners oil tell
the old stofy. thew were moi gniny IN Ia; -
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A BRILLIANT LITTLE FIauT.-C,Mr CAL
vyhr, Kentucky, November 1.--Adjutant
Carpenter Of the second Tennessee was sent
last week TO his native state on army
business. On Monday last, when about
torly.two miles West OF this camp, near
Boston, in Whiteley county. Kentucky. he
learned that band Of freehooting rebels had
secured the mountain pass, aud that he
must either abandon his horse, and 20 on
foot through the by.paths. or else fight As
a brave man he chose the latter alternative.
Returning to Boston, lie gathered together
twenty-five home guards, seven Of whom
were towards and fell of by the wayside.-
One Of The remaining fifteen wns q traitor
as was Judas OF old, and fred upon the
Adjutant and his gala fourteen. Stealth.
,ly creeping up the mountain gorge at mid :
night. like pan,hers waiting for their prey,
they shot the sentinel, nlarlncd the rebels,
who T. mb,ed out OF the house and sprang
to their saddles, eight OF which were empiied
in moment, and with three OF their horse!
the Adjutnnt eailoped of bringing them SAT,
into camp--a gallant exploit, worthy n re
volu,ionary hero. The mouniaineers nr,
not idle. Two a day is the average nnmbe
of rebels IL, N, to sleep" Bash whack I'M
is Sdepopulating that cou ntry Of seceSsion,Sts
- Cor. Cincinnati Gazette.
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The Cordial is all we Claim for it'll!
Mothers, Try I'll!

And To You we appeal, to detect the illness
mr. decline not only OF your daughters before IT
be too late, but also your sons and husbands
for while the fnrmerirom false delicany, often
90 down 10 "a premature grave, rather than loi
ore of,en so mixed up with the excitement al
business, that ifit were not for yon, they too,
would travel Ia the same downward path until
i, ia loo late to arrest their fatal fall But the
mother is always vigilsnt, and to yoa We con
adently uppoai; for We arc sure yop- nevor'
c,iI,mc adectiotl viii uherrngly poirt ynn "a
PWOF. WOODS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. tsn
Bi.OOD RENOvATOR as the ro"edy whi'i
should he always on hand Ia time OF need,
o, j. wOOD, Proprietor, 4li broahwhy
Nav York. and ia Market street. -. I.onls
Missouri. and suld by ali good druggists. PrirS
One Dollar per Bottle.
nuy 4 Ihlil.-Ily
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e r. M s

.PAssIos.-The man who gets into
. passion is said to forget himself ;
but the TACT is, he forgets other peo-
pie. The man or voman who buys
sny other SalerAtus but Herrick AL
lone Gold Medal, not only forgets
other people aud themselves, but
runs the risk Of scattering broadcast
Dyspepsia, and many other evils
naturally attending the human sys
tenn. Az you value health and good
eating. never buy any other. Have
the Gold Medal or none. Most
everybody sells it. Depot 1i2 Lib.
erty street, New York.
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Company A, 2lst Reg't o. v. \
Tar greatest blessing Of the age is the dis

Tar greatest blessing Of the age is the dis
oovery Of perfect cure for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia and the pernicous ef-
fects Of Mercury, which is effected without
or the use Of internal medi-
cines. We are satisfied as TO- its adaptation
10 those heretore inourable complaints, and
take pleasure In calling the sttention of'ou'
readers to the advertisement In another col
umn of our paper. Of Doctor LELAND 4 Aati
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CLOTHING FOR THE S LDlER; - We
are requested by Col. Mnngen, to
state to the ladies engaged in pre-
pairing clothing for the Soldiers, that
mit,ens with one finger, are needed
more than sucks or any other artcl
Il clothing. We presume proI,r,
attention will be given to tiis mat,
ter.
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Very Valuable Farm for Sale.
. cuANCE t'Oit A GOOD HOME

4 CHANCE FOit HoU1 H''"H'
,u>RE nndersipned has IN his :are valuable
farm, which he will dispose Of on reason
allie terms. Il contains 2l5acres, lh0 OF whici
are cleared and well improved; with II goo
twos,ory house, II barn, nm excel
lent orchard and oider'pross, two tenam
houses and good stone quarry, Welding 70 IN
value of 1900 year. The farm is located fon
miles West Ut Carey, on the ridge road lead
'e 3. SPEAR, dssnf.
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FoRrRrss MoSRor, November 9.-The
terry boat Commodore Perry arrived this
morning from the great expedition.
She lost sight Of the ilr I on Friday even.
inr of last week about thirty miles of Bull' S
hay. The heet was bearing toward Port
Royal. The Captain knows nothing abont
the loss Of the Union and another transport.
His boat became so disabled that lie could
proceed no further, but had to run toward
the coast for safety.
The steamer May Flower was some dis.
tnnce behind the feet with o signal OF dis
Tue Captain thinks could not have
reached her dcSiinMtpes>n ,,,,s
The Commodore Perry lay sfvSS@SSSs,s.
near Cape Fear, and finally made llatteFI
inlet.
The hag Of truce, to-day, brings not
word OF news concerning the expedition.
, The twentieth In lana regiment, now &
Ilaiteras, ill return TO Old Point.
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"Hs RrMsna.srp rms Foneorrsr,o was

"Hs RIMsnssRrD rnE Foncorrer," was
beautifully said OF Howard, the Ph,lanihro'
pist. II also applies TO every man who
brings the nmeliorauons, comforts and en-.
joymen,s Of life within the reach Of persons
and classes who ate otherwise deprived oi
their advantages. Especially may il h-
said Of him who laboriously seeks and finds
Sew means Of preserving health. the poor
mans capital and the rich mans power"
We think TITS euiogium ptoperlyapplied Ia
J. G. Aver, Of Lowell. The renowned Chem.
ist Of New England, who, spurnine the trod-
den paths TO fame, devotes his entire abili-
ties and requirements 10 the discovery OF
natures most eTrctual remedies Tor disease.
When The hidden blessing has been reveal
ed, he proceeds TO su, ply tioai mankind
alike. through oar Druggists, nt such low
prices that poor and rich may alike enjoy
its benefts.-iJoutuai aud Enqure,r Port.
land, Name.
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Letter from the Forty-Ninth Regiment.

Letter from the Forty-Ninth Regiment.
Ma. SPEAR:-H Having noticed in
your paper that you were receiving
letters weekly from the 49th, have
! deemed II unnecessary to comply
with my promise, to occasionally
write you, and, indeed. find IL i'm
possible, In connection with my 9th.
er duties, to write to all that | said |
would; but this morning, from the
fact that S. o. T. lie suffering under
an attack Of Pneumonia, | will drop
q line, though news is very scarce.
1t both amuses and vexes a Sol
.dier in camp here, ~ see how the
papers, particularly the Commercial, |,
Of Cincinnati, arc made tools Of, by
corrcsp' ndents, writing accounts OF
movements OF this portion OF General
Sherman's command. In that paper
Of the 6.h, wo are reported as having
advanced 10 Bacon creek, and that
General Buckner was rctreating from
his stronghold at Bowling Gvecn;
while We, poor souls. who compose
that army, have heon quietly drill
ing, arranging camp convenicnces,
and passing the time as merrily as
posi- le, feeling very certain, that
no advance was meditateJ, or that
we were in any danger, although
rumor says, General Buckner has
crossed Green river, at the head oi
u large force, swearing he will reach
Lebanon Junction (thirty miles be-
hind us) by Saturday night, "in spite
of He'll or high water"
The position OF our army is a know
nothing one, hut to any one that has
studied this Kentucky battle-ground.
il il apparent, that General Buckner
will never retreat from Bowling
Green, til he is iol olced-strongly Tor.
I fed, with force, that at the lowest
estimate, 10 10000, aud come ted
by railroad with everything South of
him, there would be no excuse i,r
go doing; and as long as the gov
crnment does not ,eel the necessity
Of placing here an equal oppoeing
force. it would be nonsense to go for
ward. am satisii ID that the quail
i,ies OF our Generals will prove ell .
ficicnt for the occasion, and although
| would regard forward movement
rs a great pleasure, il prepared to do
80, yet We will not advance for some
time, and if General Buckncr should
advance, would probably seek bet
ter position in our rear-newspsper
bloviating correspondents to the con
lrary notwithstanding. We have II
very fine camp here, and the delight.
al weather makes one feel fine - as
well, at least, ns in absence from
home one can feel. Tho Sol lcrs
general y are we'll, hut would like
overcoats occasionally on frost,
nigi'; these are promised US soon
and as our regiment does not hav,
to dn picket, or more property, grant
guard duty, till the coats come, tl!,
boys nre well satisfied.
X n'ucky c'ivalry, has bcco II,
with us, II name tor anything els,
but what we generally have consi
cred il. When we arriveI in thi
country it had no market Tor any
thing - nll had been sec"ssionist
until our arrival, when |, they be
,nc sYd lenly converted, and in th,
.
. vehemence Of their Union FrNI
Z, ncnts, they are willing to let us hay
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Farm for Rent.

TIME subscriber ,ners for ront the farm
/ known AS the Dukes farm, (homestead) In
Union township, for the term Of three years
from the first OF April next. The farm con
tains 23O acres, all under fence and mostly
CLEARED. The land Is of the very beat quality
with a good house. barp, and tenant house; n
good apple orchard. For terms apply TO 3. A
SPEAR, or the subscriber In Pennsylvania.
Postoffios Address; McClollandtown, Fayetl'
county, Pennsylvania.
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DR.. j. BOVEE DODS'
Imperial Wine BittcrS

Are prepared By IN eminent and skillful PLY.
stefan who has used them successfully in his
practice for tho last twenty hVe years. The
proprietor, before purchasing tho exclusive
right tn manufacture and sell Dr.. J. Brvee
Dnd,' Celebrate Imperial Wine Biitcrs. had
them tested by twn distinguished medical
ractili"ncrS, VIII" pronounced them II valu
able remedy for disnnse.
Although tho medical men Of the country
tS general thing, dislpprovo Of Patsm Med
llCncS, yet we do not believe that u respect
ible Physician can be found In the United
states acquainted with their medical proper
Ties, who Will not highly approve DIR. j. BO
WEE pODS' IMPERIAL WINE BlrTEllS.
In all newly Sottlcd places. where there II
from which II pOlsounus miasma is create
these l|iiterS should be used every morning
mel re- breakfast
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THE Formers Of IIanc ,ck and n'-
j lining countiesiarc ferred to the
advertisement Of Mr. Coggeshsl..
concerning his new plow-The Xii Z
OF the West. We have | ,rd thi-
plow highly commended by Ir,c: Cal
Farmert.
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, Tss var news continue favorable. Our
Aispssehss, Wis Csifo, from the South, show
thss ths naval hset did great e.ecuaon.-
TIE Ooutbefh peperkpdmiqthst the nsnt was
soaplete failure on the part o. 70. 'eoen'
? srdinssy a isias.-I Cipcinnati Gssette.
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MARRIAok.-Msrried at the residence Of
the BRIDES father, in Eagle township. on the
9th instant, by Reverend r. NJ. Badesn.
|Mr. orIo Bishop and Miss Rachel Mathison.
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REMEMBER THEN

II YOU have Stomach Disease III yuu have Fe
In,lo Disease
This Medicine Will Cure You!
IsIr,yl sn:Es, Fiudhlv, Ohio;
I'M livBER IS TO-, Findhy, Ohio;
JAMES AiASSIN1, Vanlue, Ohio:
UWInIi y OsTnfIMER. Ean Dnrcn, Ohio;
!. B. VAN DoREs, Fnsiora:
l., A, BALDWIN, Mt. blanchard, Ohio;
SAMUEL llCBER, Columbus hr"vc, Ohio;
SAMvYr SHoip. Otinwn, Oh'n;
i ID. Il. IluNNs. t;iihun, Ohl".
Arrnrir, made and Agents supphod hy MIS-,
q. H. IAsGwoRrmY. wh" Is hereby "h,hur ~,
,o ! rite my name upon th" wrapper w'll"N'
which none T. Pruulho' .u.. .,.to,.,
physicinns flriuslod hy th" gallon whcr'
WIN !. kind farewell then, to the good pc"
a., wn,m have deal, with ~ many ynarS
i,n,l !, wish that they w'll sustain my wiz u
,he sale ut this med,cue which mas bthvhl'e,
an mn,,y already, I am, with tho hes, ~ feel
linrs lnwnrd sr,ry one IN this community,
YOur faithful servni,
A. LANGWOKriiY.
Cant. ca. A. iiIbsun iiog'i u. y. Army
| c,SniAy Aususl III. lSil.
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The Mountain Of Light

book Of over 800 pages, full ~ fine anaiom'-
cal aud other engravings.
II contains not only the pith Of all the late
Developments in Medicine and Surgery above
referred to, but II is also u guide to all who as
pire to felicity with the opposite sex: shows
how tn guard against danger, and how To es-
cape danger when incurred. Useful alike tC
male and female, but should not be IN the
hands uf very Young persons, us II contains
information that might he perverted tn un'
worthy ends. Also full and explicit key IL
all the hidden and delightful secrets of Marri
-ana- l.nNe and ReumlN. MeNnr hnfnre
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T-EMAI,HS.

Tho mnny certificates which have been ten
'-1r,.-..,-ns, aud tho letters which we are daily
receiving, are cHNr1IsINS IrT,1 t,ftlh'ils-s
he women these Bitters have given satistic-
ltinn which nn others have ever done before
y Nn woman in the land should he without them.
aud IA sc who ,ncc use thum will not fail Il
Ikepu "A sunniN.
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LANawoRTHY'S
Earsss. E$a'ss. 'mlIia Dyspepsia Cur,
AND
Female Regulator.

DUEING my absence in tho war this mcdi
~ cine will he made by my vile, and that "i
my make can only he had In Find,ay ot ISRAEL
.GnEEH or J. VI. iilBgR Go.
Rond tho following statements:
u. h. Hiram saws" After taxing II Tor "A
is, rcngih mig medicine aiicr a Ill "i sickness,
| wOuhl say that the Butchers ought Ia favor
lis sale Tor the appetite II gave me Was
enough 10 cunSGme u beefa week.
I,uBEnT BOSNgB says S-"Dr. Lapgwofthy: Al
your suggestion. | bought Tor my daughter.
II no was suffering under snine OF the peculiar
diseases incident u her sex, iuiitle at the
| + st mda u, spcpSia Cure. u has done let
So much .rod that must have ano'h her bottle
/ Esq. JoRpAS, Of Arcadia. sai s--"four med
iG.ne has dome me more good than any medi
/ cine | ever tuuk.
| refer any patient confidently to the follow
ling persons Who themselves or their inmllic;
have used n:
i Paul sours, Cashier Fndlay Bank;
/ r. Il. IIur,I Chester Church,
X. 4, Baker. >. Bergman.
Il DIR. Hudson, nr. Beech,
Samuel II. Gray. Dennis Lee,
= Amos Hartman, j. IL. Nandoren,
1.-THE nurlyallcd sales of this medicine u Al
, M misiakAbie evidence al lis intrinsic value.
f tOSiOiid ErloS.
REMEMBER THEN
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rrsAT,sFAcToRiLY.n

revealed In any book in the English language
Price 30 cents one of the cheapest hooks IN
the world. II health could he cstirated IN
money, the new facts contained In TINS book
for the prevention of III health. would he cheap
at the above forfeiture. Send for n circular
fully describing IL.
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READ the following from Hon. Morris
Morris. formerly Auditor of the State Of In
diana:
IspiAsAroLis, SepiemI er 2, 1857.
DR. G.. W. RoBAcK--Dear sir,--ilaving
been troubled Tor several years with extreme
debility and weakness, so much So, that
was unable to attend to my ordinary busi-
ness at times, and having heard of the won.
derfnl cures that your Scandinavian Blood
Purifier and Pills were effectng, was in
dnced by friend to try them. | have been
using the Purifier for the last twelve months
and find the medicine fully equal 10 is re
commentators. So valuable is its use tC
me, that cannot now dispense with ID,
use Of 1t nj NV advanced age Of lfe--seven.
NY seven years.
! | cheetiully give this information fot the
benefit Of those simillary effected.
! Yours truly, MoApIs MoRRts.
, See advertisement
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that we do not say too much In Its favor.
Read the following and Judge:
u,cvo,v upovr
= Charles 90 Mo. Nov. 10. 1sh7.
p,or n I W.,,,, nc',, s,r, Sou,,, , me l,si
summer ,ye were indurod tn use some uf your
iI','r pos,or,,ive and its effects were 40 won.
do,f,i ws seoj II our duty TO YOU j,ud the ai.
ntn,aI ,n .annr,
Onr i,,,,a W ln,,,s ho,d for some ,iue had been
a,,no,,,. 5000 v';,h snrcs and some called
ItScaId Head. The hair almost entirely came
off I'm consequence, when friend. seeing his
suffcrlngs, advised us 10 use your Restorative;
we did so with little hope OF success, hut to
uur surprise, and that Of all our friends. very
few applicatiuns removed he disease entirely,
aud a new and luxuriant crop Of hair soon
started out. aud we can now say that our hoy
has nS healthy "A scalp. and ~ luxuriant u cr,it
nr hair ns any other child We can, therefore.
and do hereby recommend your Restorative,
Is "A ,erfect remedy for MI diseases ot the
scalp and hair. We are yours respectfully,
''"'' "''' "' i;ro. W. llIGGINBOTHAM.
SARAH a. hiu"iNBolnaM M'
pRor. woop-- Dear sir. Ny lrpir had for Sc
eral years, been becoming promaturcly gray
ACCOMPANIED by Il harshness which RENDERED
the constant application uf oil necessary II
dressing II. When commenced using YOU
Hair Restorative, about two months ago, " Wal
In that condition: and having continued lis us,
n within the last three weeks. 1t has turned
tu It's natural color. and assumed u softncsi
and lusiei greatly to be preferred tu hose pro
ducod by the application oi oils or any othe
preparation have ever used. regard u a'
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rer, in Kentucky, took place We.
hesday last. His remains were es'
corted to the cemetery by the 57ih
regiment in camp here. The l'-
resvcd friends have our sympa,hies.
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GEsERAL Hunter has been superseded in
Missouri by Major General Halleck. The
former is tanlerred to the new depart
nent OF Kansas. Cincinnati Gazette.
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DR.. J. BOvee Dods'
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS!!!

from all who have not used them. We cha,
lcnge the wurld to produce their equal.
These BittCrs for the cure of Weak Stom.
rchs, General Debility, and for purifying and
icnriching the blood, are absolutely unsurpass.
ed By amy other remedy on earth. To he M.
Sured Of this. 1t is only necessary tu make the
trial. The Wine itself is oi n very superior
quality, hc!ng about one.third stronger than
other wines; warming aud nvigoritting the
whole system from the head tu the feet, As
these BtttcrS are tonic and Alternative in their
character, 20 they strengthen and invigoraie
tho whole system and givc a fine and heaifhy
iciiOn to AL its parts. by equaliZing the circu.
lation. removing obstructions. and producing
n general warmth. They are also excellen,
Ter diseases aud weasnesS peculiar To Fee
males. where II tonic is required to strengthen
and brace the system. No lady. who is sub
liect To lasS.tude and iain,ncsS. should be
without them, MS they are reviving IN their
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TO THE PEOPLE
OF THE UNITED STATESI

In the mun,h ut December, 1858, the under.
signed lnr the first time offered for sale To the
public DIR. J. Bovec Dotls' Imperial Winc
u tiers, and In this short period they have
Ilvcn such universal satisfaction 10 the many
Thousand ot person who have tried them. that
IL Is now an established article. The amount
nf bodily AMI mental misery arising simply
fr"n neglect lSmall cOmpl ,ints is surprising
AMI II Is therefore of the utmost Importance
that II strict attention to tho least aud most
irllling bodily allmont should bc had for dis.
eases uf the body must invariably affect the
mind. Tie subscribers now only ask II trial ur
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Dr. Jnckson,, MonthIy Femnle Pills,

Invaluable in Female Irregularities, but moi
advisable tn no used during pregnancy, lest
they should mar the nope Vf offspring. Used
in tho Doctors private practice for thirty
years. Price 81, forwarded 10y mail.
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DIR. Jackson,s Perpetual Preventive.

the only article in the world that, wl,hou'
! nconv enienco or danger, VIII iniallibly pre-
ent conception. Thousands of married Ia.
dies, too feeble 10 hear children except At the
hazard ot life. have reason tn he thankful Tor
this invention. |, resembles no other prevent.
i've in uso, and is superior to all. Forwarded
Il
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The funeral ceremonies OF tho lac
James l.. Haven. of the 2lst Odo
reyjmeYs WIN died OF Typhoid Fe'
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THESE BITTEVS
Will not only Cure, but Prevent Dis
ease,
INCIPIENT CONSUMPTION.

Weak Lungs, lndl.c 'oG. Dyspepsia. Diseases
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