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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-05

70 the hasbor They win use the cannon be-
longing TO Charleston Tive thousand pounds
Of powder have been ordered to one Of the
forts
The convention has adopted as amended the
report recommending that proper measures be
adopted to ensure the forming Of Southern
Confederation by the appointment of commits
missioners to the slaveholdibg states, asking
them to call conventions to consider future po-
litcal relations.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1861-01-05

.JUBILEEs for Sale by
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Affair. IN N.rsnsrn sTis.o.r,.

MExloo. No. July 30s-Brig. Gen. Pope
has issued a special order assigning Brig
Ten. Hurlbut t0 the command of the United
States forces along the Hannibal and ~
Joseph X abroad.
Col. Grant will communal at Mexico on the
North Missouri road. Col. Ross will occupy
Warrenton and Col. Palmer will post his re
iment at Renick and Sturgeon, making hls
headquarters az Renick.
Thc several districts will be divided into
subdivisions not exceeding seven miles IN ex
tent. and the commanding officer are instruc
ted TO report 10 the district headquarters AZ
Mexico the names Of persons suitable 10 be
appointed superintendent. and assistant su
perintendents. whose cgiy il shall be to pro-
steet the railroad proper. IA their respective
d visions. Men of pro- erty and respect ibili-
~, without regard 20 political opinions. are
10 he selected for these positions.
All illegal assemblage will be promptly
broken up, and all perso. taken in arms
against the United States will be sent 70
Mexico 20 be disposed Of by the commanding
General
No arrests will be nude for opinions sake.
unless the parties are engaged in open acts
of hostility. or are stimulating others TO such
acts by int immat0ry words or publications.
ihe restoration oil peace and safety 10 a re-
gion distracted by civil commotion, and the
punishment OF the Infamous ass ss:ls aud in
cendiiries inle,ting the country is announced
Ia be the MISSION of the forces in northern
Missouri.
The troops are cautioned against excuses
of any kind, especially Gepreiations on the
| ersons or property Of any citizens OF rs
souri,. and any mfr ictions of military discip-
line and good order will be visited with tie
greatest severity possible.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

JrFrKnsoS CfTr. JULY 29-The report OF
the State Treasurer in accordance with the
Instructions Of the Convention. was made this
morning.
The amount IF money IN the Treasury on
the 9Th Of July. was little over S5l .0o0.-
The disbursements since the adjournment OF
The lat session OF tine Legislature have been
over s60. 000.
Nr. Birch offered 4 resolution declaring
there Vas no excuse either in the prr-ent or
future condition OF the State for the default
Of payment Of tho interest on State debt. and
that IL : pre- eminently her duty 10 paw il. At
ter a lively discussion and several substitutes
offered. the matter was referred 10 a commit
tee Of i've.
The report Of the committee OF eight was
sGb-nittei. and by resolution taken up clause
bv clause.
The first clause declaring the offices Of
Governor. Lieutenant Governor. Secretary Of
State and Legislature vacant vas debated al
the forenoon. bat without coming 10 any vote
Il viii be carried ia the morning by a de-i-
size majority
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

Volunteers are wanted 10 form a eompany
- al ap the ten new regiments Just called
for by the Governor. The company has
been accepted. and nil form q part Of the
first regiment formed under thi- call
Pay f.om eleven g. twenty one dollars PER
month. exclusive Of clothing aud ntions.-
Terms Of enlistment for three year. or during
the var. unless ,ooner discharged. and al the
end Of ~hich me soldier viii receive . boul
y OF Sl0o.G0 IL gold. anj Ieo acres II land.
Recruiting Office IN lintons block corner OF
Market and Wabash Street. Terrc Haute,
Indiana. JOHN > WEIGH.
The undersigned take great pleasure in
Recommending Mr.. WEIGH 70 shoss desiring
10 volunteer a. a gentleman ana a person Ia
every way qualified 10 take command OF a
compans T. r. AIIrN.
Auditor Nigo Count,
X. Cox. lr
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

The SoLplsss RErrRS-The noble boys
Of the yigo and Fort Htrrison 0baris reach
ed this city at lo.Is yesterday morning. and
we're met nj the depot by thousands of our
citizens. who welcomed them with the most
deafening cheers.
The companies we're formed and marched
TO the Court House. where refreshments were
provided for them. After they had fed
shemselves. they we're marched to the corner
Of Market and Wabash Streets. where Hon.
". L. Mclean welcomed them in an elo-
quent and patriotic speech. commencing
their bravery and patriotism. and extending
to them the gratitude and most cordial vel
come OF our citizens
The boys look fine. and ara IA excellent
spirits. A very large proportion Of them will
r~e-enlist and see the thing through.
After the speech. three rousing cheers
~ere given for the 1oldiers. and three Nv
them for the citizens and three for the ora
tot
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

Tina EIrvKSxn At lsplASAPoLn-Ihc re
espt.on OF the Zouazes at Indianapolis was a
grand affair. They we're fairly toasted and
toasted. The welcoming speech was deliv-
cred By Benz. Harrison. E-q'r-. and Wa elo-
aaent. csmmsndatory and patriotic. Dr.. Fry.
Surgeon attached to the regiment responded.
He said they had left one Of their number
in an honorable grave, far from home. lie
had been murdered in cold blood. they had
reason 10 believe. and as they marched with
reversed arms to his last resting place. many
we're the tear dropped and sad were the feel
ngs At the fate Of poor Hollenback. Most
If the regiment would return to the scene Of
action. and they would carry sgsin. without
dthonor. the iags they had returned home
With. The llth vas the onl, regiment. he
-aii. in Psttsrson's command that offered 90
stay with him for ten days. or for any length
Of time after the expiration Of their term Of
service. They had made the offer without
soc>itauon. and received the thanks Of the
General for their sacrificing patriotism. Re-
i-rring To the -kirmi-h at Kelley Island. he
said Corporal HAYS and his little band Of
rwelve skirmishers caused thirty three of the
famous piscs Horse Cavalry 20 sleep in ,rsi
tors graves. 20 braver OF better men
ever lived than the Zoaa,~s Who dbl ,uch
work.
At the conclusion Of his remark. three
rousing cheers and a tiger were given for In.
diana and Indianapolis. when Gov. Morton
mounted the stand and said the reception ten.
dered the regiment showed how warm a
place the Zouave- held in the hsar.s OF their
fello& -~citreus. Indiana ws- proud Of her
volunteers. They had honored their State.
The lib regiment had given Romney a
place on the page of history. and Corporal
Hays and his little hsnd we're everywhere
recognized - heroes. We were now but on
the threshold Of this dreadful war. The
kr.,wn bravery and experience Of the ilth
regiment. WOULD be much m our favor If they
should rs.qrn to the reid Of action. Il ould
give 10 Ger arms a prestige that would great.
~ s,rsnesbsr hen. woak not toe ii,is
preserve ir sssanifaf'oz. adhere - - color-
and make thx~selves a nsme IN hisiors -
Shall the experiment Of a free government
f,ls Shall VIC Cease to fight Tor The govern.
ments We we've rot nghtins Tor the m-re
agents Of the government. bat Tor the gos
eminent itself Washington. Jeser~oa and
TSy.sr had pa<~ed away. aas the government
thev haf administered remained. II becomes
every man 20 cast ASIDE hi- pre- sdics~ anil a.
ss-t the government IN ,hi> = hour II trial
aud danger.
The llth regiment had ekssaemherel
Bueaa Vista" The imputed stain upos the
honor Of Indiana has bees wiped out. and
~oald ne remembered no more forever.
In CONCLUSION. the Sev~rnor gave he Zou
s~~s hearty welcome back "a their homes
he aid he -oald preserve their arms and
eouipusents for then. a. Ne ~oaid for the
other regiments. md restore them IN CON
lite onssr on sheis Fesarn - s~erssce.
Three hearty cheers ~ere given The Gov
ernor. and losd calls followed fos Dave Hay,
- he skirmishers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31


day. by flags. banners. ~. IN honor OF the
returning ZoaAses- The day was ushered in
by the fring Of cannon. aud The German
Home Guards turned oat Ia full force 70
welcame the brave and gallant boys Of the
Fort Harrison and Nigo Guards A neatly
decorated car. bearing a number of young
drummers. Led the procession. while the ar
tllsry doomed forth is heavy thunder. But
the ~elcome most appreciated was the warm
clasp OF the hanis and the ~lerveni Kiss be
slowed BY loving friend. Neither company
has lost a nan Four. however. cut Of the
two companies. we're le { SICK o. wounded At
Cumberland The music by the German
Brass Band and The youag lramners. Was
the admiration Of alt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

QrAcx Sosrrrxs-rhe majority q hair washes.
hair dyes, hair sonies hair oils. tie numt-rless ,r.pa-
rauons which are no~ before the public under sues
extrsvsgant Unprecedented and fantastic titles a. We
see parsded In show -~iBdo~ eards, and ncwspspss
headings, as hair preparations. are all ~bunbuEs Of
he hrst water; their real merit. when they possess
any. ia, hat they do no harm. Hogs lard. whale
oil, lard oil, sweet oil. scented and celored. make m.
when In beautiful wrappers. and white flrs CLASH
bottles. the oosti.est character of tonics. and When
thus costly, are bapused with scus tn- syilsbls term
and caught at by verdant ycxng and old Of both sx-
es- Such Is not the character Of Prof Woods Hair
Restorative. This gentleman CONES before the world
without any high fAiutin" xilorhIofsrium or ane
other astounding and startling catch -penny term; by
simply sdSerrses : Hair Restcrsive-whst Il en-
presses. preoisely-and ~ . Rsstos alive it acts. Buy
PROT. Wood. Hair Restorative. and ~ you value ycH
~ealp. aye. your very brains. sppi, pcthing else: sr
II ma, BE- that you ycs will get some worsr substance
thar perfaEned lard ol IA ycur CT .niam. Remember
Woods Restorative fOr the hair Is the best article en-
ant l~tuBd~im
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Coils. farnham mud Slocum Ina.
proving 80 Contra ut Fort
Mouroe.

SPECIAL TO THE TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, July Goods. Farnham and
S!ocum are both improving.
The regiment OF teachers and students I m
dered by President Hovey, of the Illinois
University. has been accepted.
john Underwood, OF Va, has been con-
hrmeG as 9th Auditor of the Treasury.
The Baltimore Clipper says near four hun.
dred negroes offered ut Fort Monroe on
Friday night AMI claimed protection. 1t is
said Hampton was to be attacked by the
rebels, anu they had been advised To fee TO
the Fortress. Gen. Butler ordered them to
return.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

SHOOTING AFFAIe--A DIFFICULTY occurred
YESTERDAY evening between Mr.. Chadwick.
Livery Stable keeper. and a man named
Ernhart. in which the latter sho, tho former
indicting a painful but. we believe. not dan
gerous wound on the forehead over the right
sye. Amid the excitement that snsued We
were unable 20 learn the full particulars.
Ernhart vas taken before the Miyor and
held in bonds Of $1,000 for MS appearance
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Progress OF the Wharf.-The Federals
not Notified To Leave Newport News
-Contraband Negroes Arrested.

BAlrrNoRK, July 30-It proves to be I'M
true that the Coniederates gave the Federal
troops at Newport News notice toquit. The
C0n.edera,e hig OF truce was seat in for
mother purpose.
Ga the arrival here OF The steamer Bilti-
more with Col. Duryet's regiment, on S,tur-
lay. several contraband ne sroes who had
smuggied themselves on board. wee pointed
out to the Police by the Colonel. ana they
we're Immediately arrested and placed in Gus
todY.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

T~oso>Eo. & V. ialg 29-The Globe
newspaper. which has heretofore strongly
ssmpathifei n fh the North. IN an article io-
dax, On American afsir. ays the ssnpa
ihics u the British people whirh were a; frss
nnm~i<fakeahis eifh the Worth. sre last be
coming allenatef hy The auc,llcd for as
aniss and misrepresentation ~ the Amer
car rrc-s
The Lar1on newspaper. goserameut OF
T.n. invites re goVernnent sending an ad-
aitiouai number q troor~ 70 Canada before
winter
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Affairs "a Rich m sua 80. Toom he
Observation-Disclosures succeeds Him
-.-Guu Bonts.

LorssvIlIr. july 3o-Judge Catron. Of
the Supreme Cont. has returned 10 Nah
vile.
The Government cun boats here crossed
Portland bar. 20 New Albany. Yesterday,
where they wiz b- equipped.
RICHMOND. July G-The Sank Cow en-
ton adjourned sitter having passed . resoiu.
ton asking tse Contsierats Government 70
is.sue a hunerel million dollar IN treasury
uoteS.
Toombs ha> resigned the Safe Secretary
-his a the canicsers;e Stste-. Hunter. -
VI sncreeds him
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

The advertiser. having been restored 70 health 10 a
few weeks by a very simple remedy after having SUI
Tered several years with . severe lung Affection, and
that dread disease. C~onsumpuoo-is anxious 10 make
known 10 his fello~ sufferers the means Of cure.
To those ~ho wish 70 Try IL, be will send a copy o
The prescription used tnee Of charged With the direc-
uons for preparing and using tb~ same. which they
s1ll find a sure cure for Consumption. Asthma, Bro.
chius. &C. The enly object q tie advertiser 1, In
sending he prescription 10 benef. The Afflicted and
spread informarsa which be conceive 20 be invalua-
sie. and he hopes every sufferer viii Try his remedy,
as it costs them Dsthinx. and may prove a Lles<las. !.
Parties wishing the prescription will please adde's.
kxv. KDwAED A. WILSON,
Williamsburg.
sepied~i~ King County, n. Y.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

=. We have the pleasure OF laying be
fore our readers this morning an Interesting
letter from the Gallant Fourteenth Reg
ment. IL will be seen this Regiment i
oow in the post Of honor. We have not the
slightest doubt bur that thes will honorably
maintain IL.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

corner OF Wabash and Market Streets. ~ill
be closed TO- lay. fof ia iurpose Of in
soicing and marking down good. Ii will re
open on THURSDAY. ~iih the raoss astonishing
decline in ps,~e..
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
rs-s Haa.e. JUN y. isei


CArnolIc Pic NIc.-The memhe., OF the
Catholic Church in TIA. city vii hold a Pie
Nc in the grove ne-r the Iour mile canal
locks. below town. On "Wednesday. the 3lst
Of July. The excursion viii BE- made on the
Evansville 4 Charlottesville railroad \
train will leave the U4.on depot At : o'clock
in the morning.
Tickets. including FIRE 10 and from he
ground. 50 cents Tickets for sale Al the
Catholic Book Store and At Walsh's Provis
ion Store on Forth Street.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

feiED TO Cosxscr-By ~eIne neglect or
part OF an attachs OF the Office. our east
srn mails failed 70 roach tie Office ia time to
be sen, forward. We hope that our subscf.
oe~ east will pardon - This time. and -
gill take care il does not again occur
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

SHERlFF'S SALE.--By virtue Of
an order OF sale issued from the vigo { r,lit
Court, TO me directed and delivered, ia favor Of
Asa J. Sher0urne and against Robert A. King. I have
levied on the following described real estate. situated
IN Nigo county. Iadiana, to-wit The east D III =
OF section twelty-seven ~ low A-hip thirteen l3
sAnse eisht Is west, evntaiaias r~eIry lsol arres,
aud on
SATURDAY, tC6usr2s, 1851,
Within the legal hours OF said day, NJ the Court House
loor, In T.rre uaute, / Will oder the rents and profits
u the above described heal Estate; together with al
the privilege ard appurtenanccs 10 the same belong
ing, for a term rot exceeding seven years, 10 the high
est bidder .cr cash, and upon failure TO realife a sun
sufficient TO satisfy said order Of sale and costs. | will
then and there offer the fe~e-simpie, in and 10 said Real
Esiatc, 20 TIC highest bidder for cash, TO satisfy The
same.
This 9th day Of July, 1857.
SAAUEL CONNER, sheriff.
july2Tdltv3w prs Zee $3.50.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

~ To the nan who loves 70 eat nice
truce. nicely prepared. We should say 90 20
c. Kern's Restaurant and give your orders
10 Mr.. Pratt Who i aa fsa IN eahnar, mat
tiers
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
"Reduced by Dyspepsia io "A mere
skeleton

CUsxp - "BxEs-yI's HolIAsp hrTus"
Mr.. A Matohest a trader probably a. ~sli-kno.n
as any man In Western P~nnsyivsnia, -tates A. 81.
lows i met with a farmer In Armstrong oouay
who was redooed by Dyspepsia 10 = mere skeleton. 4
persuaded him 10 BY . bottle Of Bsrhave's Hsllauc
B;tters. believing IL would cur, him. Meeting hin
some ncnths ansr. What Was my establishment Al
Ending him a hale. hearty man. he told me he po~
weighed two h~Ddrsd pounds. ard la this wondsr-
ni change bad been produced by Bsrha~s's Hol:saa
Bitter. TO which he attributed solely his rsssorsucn."
mayl5dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

CHICAGO. July s0-A special 10 the Tri-
bGne. from Csiro. says rumors OF approach.
ing rebels aud intended assault arc keeping
the town AID camp Ia a fermsnt OF excite.
menl. bat are never traced TO a reliable
source.
Oar scouts report large IA ,unted bodies OF
rebels daily coming up through Sskesviile.
The ~rninu OF tho Cairo and Fulton Road.
aud concentrating IN the vicinity OF Watkins
camp. fort, miles from here. They threlten
our position az Binds Point. Our eneamp
ment there Is doubiy vigilanssa and Ia NUN
bers and war munitions are thoroughly pre-
pareI Tor defense.
A special 10 the Tribune from Quincy says
the Second regiment has been withdrawn
from the west end of the Hannibal 4 ST.
Joseph Railroad, also Col Hecker's and Col.
Ross regiments from tie North Missouri
road. This leaves two regiments OF ialan
try and one company Of cavalry guarding the
road between Hannibal and ST joseph
The removal OF these troops. no doubt, hiss
close connection With the recent reports from
Cairo and Birt's Point.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Noon Dispatches.


Pest office Hevuta uons-Mititary
offftcers Reeommended-Gener-
al uecieiiauss Powers Move.
ments OF she HebeIs- GeueraI.
Wool and Harney-Gen, hanks
10 hold Harper's Ferry at all
hazards-Gen. Johnston return.
n to wiuchcster-Offieer. mica
ing.
WssnINeroS. Jul, 29-rhe Poss Once
Department has issued tho following
"fostmlslers will take notice that AL pre-
paid letters 10 soldiers ia any regim-As IA she
service aud directed to them az lpu.'s where
they have been stationed. mar br ip-u aulei
whenever practicable u any otii~f point 60
which they may have been order &. without
further charge thereon. for forwa A. ting
Signed j. A. kAN~ON.
Isl Asst. l. ten.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
The u~b~i net ersssiux the Po-
tomac.

w-ssalssroS. July s-RumOrs curreEt
for the past fes day- that Besuressrd intends
70 effect a crossing into Earyland' near Ed
- .ris' Ferry, are new generally diseelieved.
AZ arv ~sch movenwnt woasd rlss hem q
the merry Il Lieut. Ger Scott
AM 4 orement on Arlingtonser A'sxsn
Aria or Arlington q neutrality-suspicious.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

~ Our c~itizen. who participated IN the
battle Of Bulls Run we're passed going
on by genesal Scott. buf 3, : said thes
themselves passed a great man, coming IN.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

Rebels Sounding the Fords Of the 20.
tomac-Ths Rebels Hunting Provis-
ions-Rcconnortering The Hero
of Snmter at Head Quarters-In-
tcntious Of the Ensmy-Line uf
Pickett McCiernand 40 be Made
General.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

DROFESSOR GARDNE
Is OUT OF TOWN.

acr there are q few more cakes q his highly c~ls-
brst>d soap. len At Bsr~tt's, which are wsrrsutssd
20 be An excellent article fcr shaving and the toi,et
sure cure for ch-p~ On tn faoe or hssds. and fcr tAe
teeth. n 10 vnsurp~s-~d. II ts warranted siso, 10 re-
move paint ssd gre.-s from ~~sollen. alk. linen. mus
I'm. with fast oolcrsl anil white u os from Al hsds
- frrnifur~-
- Call on Bartlett ~ho 10 sole sesp< sn1 seeurs
eAhe before ft 10 all gone. tGDf1A-14
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

PHrsix IssrRkScK COMPANY OF HARTfoRD
CcSS-Messrs. 3cLEAS 4 CRANE have been
appointed Agents OF this well known and pop
uiar Insurance Company. oice Capt J. b IA
skk. gone TO the va. The "PHoSn' stands
second 70 no Insurance Corporation IN the
rpion. foE wealth, promptness and liberaiity
in adjusting and paving its losses.
jy25dwlm
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

owner can have by calling and paying for
this notice. jy30 diff
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
Saturday Next at Rockville.

Tie +. L c. r x. viii run an excursion
train on that day TO accommodate ihose Who
desire to 20 from this cits Further parsieu
srs here after. ts3ldt
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31

Harms Frxsr--The whole army ex-
oep; = fee 6 u snies, . lsvine CT tie OF or
side Of the Potomac.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
WANTED.

TWO OR THREE MINERS TO
l. dig COAL st the Farm r-hurs KIM. Enquire
e JOHN p prFF1CY, .
-rF~re-Hzs ate. " yrsa AA. Al the Mines.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1861-07-31
The Great English Kennedy
Sin JAMES CLARKf's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a pyesertpfion Of Sir J. Clark
~ D. Physician Extraordinary 70 fA~ Queen.

CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS |
Prepared from a pre.eripfion Of Sir J. Clark
ND. Physician Exfraordisary 10 fA< Queen
This invslusbss medicne is unfslling In the cure e
all tbe~e painful aud dangerous di-casss 10 which =.
female constellation i subject. II Moderate all en-
sure may be relied ga
TO MARRIED LADIES
IL particularly suited IL Will. In . short time.
ring on the monthly p~ri-d ~fth regularity.
Each bottle. price one dollar. beers Tie Govern
neut stamp II Grcst Brsusin, 10 proven. oount>r-
.elts.
CAUTION.
n~-< Pzs -ksa1f ao< 6e a4k>s b. <ssals during
ne FIRST THags voSTns Of Preg-aney,a
neg are sun 70 bring o. M.cd,rsaQS. ~, az aas
A>r rae Nts are safe.
In all eases Of Nervous and Spinal Afe-uons. Pain
n The Back and Limbs. Fatigue on slight ~ers-.ios.
'sipitaucn Of the Heart, Mysteries and whites.
shess Pills viii Affect = cure when all o<b@r rnsans
ave failed; and .Itholsh {. powerful r-mee,. do
~ contain iron, oaicm.l, anthony o. anything
lnrtfgl to ths Substitution
FaIl d~irectiOn- IN the p~anrhlcs ,rouns each pack
go. Which .hoald h. carefully preserved.
Sole Agent Cor The United staso- and Csp.ds.
q NosSs, rAtsIc Baldwin 4 CO,
Roshe.ter, n. Y.
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