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Personal Intelligence.


T. J. Morris, the newly appointed Minister to Constan
tIope, and family ss the Lfarss House yesterday for
Europe, in the steamer Fulton.
family, Buenos Ayres, and G. a. Leonard aud Charles
Hotel
Hon. Jsmes Dixon and Judge shipmAn. of Hartford;
G. and Miss Ward, OF Boston Mr. Vernon and wife, Of
Philadelphia. and c E. Hall, OF New York, stopping
at tho Albemarte Hotel.
grave and G. W. Beach, OF New York; J. r. Reed R.
D. Granger and L. F. Tucker, OF Albany W. A. Groves,
Of chcsgo John Rockwell, Of LasalIe H. and Mrs. d.
House. ' "'N' O' - '''Ff'AS ~ ''' ''''''
and Owens, Of the United State. Army; Commando!
G. FAINT, Of Washington, and VIM Young, OF 81. Louis
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
R. 8. Noyes. OF Sharon Conn. g. H. Johnson OF hassa
a and and we
Dickinson, OF Maryland; A. N. Brown, W Providence; B.
Phelps, OF San Francisco, and Mestayer, OF Phadel
phis, are stopping at the ST. Denis hotel.
Major Goodwin Of Hartford; Dr.. g. o. Richardson and
". D. Whitney and family, Of Boston; w. Walker and
wife, OF 81 Louis; H. White, Of Niagara; M. Mcconnell
and wife, of Illinois, and 8. A. Purviance and wife, Of
erpsy,vania are stopping at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
Samuel Bradlee and Oswald smythe, Of New Orleans;
): B. Danforth. Of Dobbs' Ferry G. + Lewis Of Troy
University; W. n Parker, Of Westchester; j. G. Smith
OF Kingston; T. W. Hotchkss, Of Buffalo, and T. w.
Smith, Of California, are stopping at the Iafarge House
Zion. G. A. Grow, OF Pennsyvania; Samuel D. Crane,
OF Boston, N Randsl, Of Homer. N. Y; John Gardner
and family Of Ohio; L. Hoyt. OF Missouri W. q. Carrye,
Of Philadelphia; Henry Noye, Of Cincinnati; Madame
Calrome, OF Portugal j. L. Fancos Of Paris and John
n rarrs, of London are stopping at the St. Nicholas
Rctel
hon. ]. u. Cation OF Ottawa; Commodore Padding
ard Captain Latnner Of the United States Navy Colonel
Hazard, OF Connecticut Colonel G. n Dodge. Of Iowa;
Captain Richardson, from Fortress Monroe Captain BAL
let OF ship Vanguard; Rev. L. Carter, Of Cleveland;
Robert d Pruyn and A. Vanvechten. Of Albany q. B.
Reed. the United States Army NJ s. Wasson of Terre
ana VIE ~ Roson: 8 HodaSns Of baltimore. and
B. Berscn and A. W. Davis, Of Chicago, are stopping at
the Actor House.
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NU1Uo PROM TEXAS.

number Of the p,A \ters Of Brssosia county have
sgned an agreement to lea bali OF their coming crop Of
rms Calycson N,,n Of The 9th inst has the follow.
ing
We understand that the bark Hueces, belonging to
Msssrs Pierce Bacon, OF Boston, mas peen seized un
der the Inv Of the Confederate States accordanos with
the advice Of MIR. Nascn Southern Coz cerscy Aof7ey
for Texas.
Bazora county IL for.ryinx ana erect w signal posts,
under Colonel Forshey. The County Coui has appro-
prated IS 600 for and defence and tW 70 that sum
10 labor materials and service viii be cont 'buted by
the planters A fort, with two heavy guns, s being
erected vt velasco, and like sa San Louis n es
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La the American Gag. LieGtenAnt wsks~ wAs native or
Fybsrg Me-. anc recently resided 81 Concord NJ Hs
served In the Mexican war under General Scott and
always considered brave soldier and upright man He
Sa good family and B reported 10 have been very
% Before be left his homo be gave q magnificent gold
s y OF which he was the owner, 70 his brother, with
,hs M ark 81 may hs Killed during this war. and If /
zoe rem this TO remember me- The body arrived Ia
MI, c;,p Nerday by steamboat s way TO bis former
rosids"ca' "ctenant Walker belonged 10 the Goodwin
cns1d C"mnan Is, Second New Hampsnirc regiment,
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ENFIELD RIFLES FOR THE NEW YORK vO
LUNTEERS.


A WHOLESOME CHANGE IN THE UNIFORMS, ETC.
One of the members Of tho Military State Board in
formed yesterday that they have now 900 stand Of
arms hand, consisting Of the Enfield rife and the
Enfield red musket, all imported from abrosd The re.
gents that left here with the United States muskets
be supplied with these arms at once, aud thus be
enabled to do efficient eervce There should be
delay in the matter for regiments sadly need OF
better than they now supplied with Thissend
ing to meet enemy who have approved arms with
long range with mukets that will not send their charge
half the distance, is not exactly the thing, and the
the United States muskets EXCHANGED for these APP
proved the earlier will hear Of the victory OF
gallant forces. Let them be started at once
The structures Of the press have also worked a good
change in the uniforms of the soldiers The last
tract given out six different firms s resulting in
the equipment of volunteers in far service
article than the soldiers Of the regular army The goods
ha. have examined, fromMessrs Devlin Co.. Armour
and Baldwin Il Co made OF the best OF cloth, and
workm snship far superior to the clothing ade
for the United states Army. 1t all bears about it
The appearance Of service and we are certain that there
cannot possibly be complaint from the soldiers when
clothed in these garments In most instances they are
made with that and az substantial "a Broadway
merchant would have his suit Of broadcoth. The voun
Of this State will present as fine an
and be efficiently armed any other State change
which rejoice TO be able to record although II come
at the eleventh hour.
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Comrc-y G-Csptsa, Nicsss. HurpAsy; Mn Laea-
'en'nt, Richard Barry; knstgn, janice Keeer.
Ct.npcsy HCAoia,a, Luke G. Harmon First Il essea-
AIT, j. hn r tcConrel; Ensign, Patrick 4 Jones'
Gntrsn1 T-Capta;n WIN. T. Clarke First IieuteaA at,
George w. Bslleti; Ensign. 9. s. tresvitt.
- toNarany k-capteiu Johnston First EepteuAa.,
Charles Duneavy; Ensign, W C. Aecarty.
Non-tomvisss nd staT-The non, con- m!scnad staff
are as to'ows:--Sergesnt Major. jeremiah OLeary;
Drum Major, - Rollins; Fife Major, Frank " Mufphy
Quartermasler's Sergeant, John Pheian
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drawings Of II. 4

Drawings OF II. France u Co.'s Della
by act Of Assembly passed Janu
AIRY, 1859 GRAMS to run twenty years.
Sussex CoUN1Y-CLAss H9, Drawn June ~, 1861
CT, 10, 23, SIS, 20, z, 43, 40; 40, I, u. SO.
GRhNp CoEsoL,DArED-CLAss 26, Drawn June n 1851.
so, 50, 80, 7, CO, So, 80, "a, 40, IS, 9, 10.
Ci,caT.Ts sent free OF charge by addressing
4. FRANCE & CO., Managers
Wilmington Delaware.
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SUMNER CLOTHING

SUMNER CLOTHING.
DEvLIN, HUDSON CO,
Warren ard OF Grand and Broadway
me largest and only complete stock of stylish
SUMMER CLOTHING
TO be found In the city
turned entire force and Into the retail
department OF business, prepared with
mnense stock of all kinds Of desirable fabrics
MEMS AND BOYS CLOTHING,
sai.ed to the season. which offer At exceedingly
LOW PRICES.
DEvLIN. HUDSON CO.
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Fare Thee Well Old TOm.-Unless some
hogest bays NORRIS Trade mark neer shal SCI
thee more, as he sells 1t by auction next Thursday.
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S3O,0;,D.

Primes CAshed I'm all Lie z aIfgsd L0tteries
by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, No ~ Wall street. stairs
New YORK..
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wheeler & Wilson's Improved Scwtnq
Machine at reduced prices. Office COS Broadway.

Mscane, at reduced prices Office COS Broadway.
FfrewOrks,-Sidney ID. Roberts, No. lSl
Broadway Union fireworks Depot between Dey and C0r
land sees has selected from the OF the most
celebrated makers in Europe and America the most superb
and unequal Or Fireworks offered TO the
public TO which the attention Of is nved At
the place be all styles of materials in
GLIDING James Red Cannon Charitable institutions
oiled that all classes may participate IN celebrating
the anniversary of July 4 1776.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 LII READERS OF THE HERALD
White French China Dinner Piats1 the dozen .....Nu
White French China BreeSfast Plates the dozen
White French China Tea Plates the dozen. o
White French China Covered Dishes, each. ........ %
White French China TeS Sets, A pieces. ....,...3 70
Gold Band French China Tea Sets A pieces. ... 70
Fancy French China TIA sets, A pieces 50
IMMENSE CHOICE
In fancy French china Dinner Sets $40 and upwards
ONE HALF OF
Cut 0iaas 6obiets Observation-Disclosures 6S
bohemian Glass Finger Bowls, the dozen 30
Gut Glass Decsnters, the pair ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 70
Ivory handled Dinner Knives, the dozen Sc
Ivory handled Tea Knives the dozen %
SILVER PLATED WARE.
Silver Plated Tea and Coffee 6ets pieces co
Silver Plated Table Spoons, the dozen. ........
Silver Plated Table Forks the dozen ......... So
Silver Plated Jeaspoons, the dozen. ........... "a
Silver PfaeG Casters cut bottles. ........ go
SILVER PLATED LOB PfTCHERs
Largest size handsomely engraved best quality of plate aA
Sci sst! ss,i
WE SHALL OFFER
During the present coming weea esuaord mary bar
IRON STONE CHINA
OF the manufacture Of John Maddox Staofdsatre
SAMPLES or THE GOODS
'' 'A FscrT WINDOWS,
PLAIN FIGURES
''Oe'' lac xcC Cos WITH THE CASH
Promptly executed Arouaance mnsS embrace ssunten
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Far Delicate Females, Suffering with
Indigestion or DysPesxa aeatscae NsnseA and Dznises
HOLx.OWAY'S FILLS are certain and safe cure They
WIN give vigorous heelh good appetite and fine
plaxion Directions with every box
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Bachelors Hair Dyc--Ths Best In TIA .
word-hsrmess, reliable and instantaneous. sold and
piled 81 BATC AELOk's wig factory, 10 Bond street
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Crtstadoro's HAIR Dye, Wigs ana Tou-
rcss In the weird. Wholesale and RETAIL and ahs
aye privstely applied q. No. g stor House
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THE LINCOLN CAVALRY REIGMEyr

1nls regiment, commanded By Colonel Andrew T. Nc
Reynolds have removed their headquarters from Palace
Garden 70 Dhbrow's Riding Academy, 10 Fifth avenue
near Forteth street. in consequence OF the better fsc
ties afforded at the latter place for quarterng and drill
ing horses The organization OF this regiment was
menced by the Hon. Carl Schurz who raised three
panes in Pennsylvania, two In Ohio and seven In New
York. When Mr. Schurz ordered 10 Spain the com
mand u the regiment at the special request Of General
Scott was transferred 70 Colonel McReynods whose gal
liant conduct IN Mexico obtained his promotion from
Captain in Cen Scotts body guard to the rank OF Major
The regiment under his command Was formally excepted
last week by the War Department, Colonel hcRey-
nods Immediately received bis commission. or tie
seven New YORK companies four composed Of Amer.
cans and three Of Germans and all are commanded
by officers OF experie0ce and ability. Among their
number are some Of the most respectable and influential
citizens Of New York. most Of whom furnish their
horses and equipments Az there some however,
who are unable to do this, they compelled rely
upon the hDerality OF citizens to supply the def
cheney donations or money horses or horse equipments
viii be very acceptable 70 the regiment aud aid m ate
riaHy IN getting promptly In tho field. The Secretary
Of War has ordered four companies report for active
service by the middle Of July the remainder to be
Ia the fed by the LIST OF August lie also calls upon the
Governors and patriotic citizens Of New York Penn,S-
wanna and Ohio to aid in eqpipprg the men and the two
last named states have complied by mounting Uni orr.
fpg and subsetipg i've companies Efforts are now being
made TO place the New York companies Ia g similar COO.
dit,on and II Is expected that they will 90 into camp
early TINS week Ter the purpose Of perfectng
IN cavalry DRILL Anew more young OF respectabi.y.
who are accustomed 10 the esddle viii be received on
applying at headquarters, at No Gas Broadway No 6S
Cortlardt street, at Palace Garden. Mssers AaIns
WDmsrth and Bailey have been pointed ntee 70
of joining the regiment win have their horses cared for
Immediately
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oiissal Drawings Of Wed ~ EDDY & Co

RrN1Ucxy Extra CLASS gl7 June q, isSI.
20. 81, SO, IG, 60, 20, So, 2. 63, 6. As, l, IS.
KsNTUoxy, CLASS 348 June 70 1851.
c. H. 70, 62, rs, 80, "a, 16, %, 48, IL, 81, 70.
Circulr free Of charge by ressng either to
WOOD, EDDY & co,
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UkeS1,

Oke<1.
BRowS.0n Friday evening, Jure q, Mrs. ANN MARIA
BROWN, in the Seth year Of her nge
The friends and relatives Of The family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral this Sunday afternoon at
bait psEt two O'Clock, from her late reslence No. l9a
bloomfield street, HobeSsn
BsrW.-oa Friday, June 81 TuoSN BrTII, aged 80
years.
HIS g.;ea3s asd acquanlancos, ami hsct bis nephew,
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TrusseS.--Marsh q Co.'S Radical Cure
Trs No Vesey street. Asor House opposite the church
~------------~------
Trusse, Elastic SteckinE3, Shoulder
Braces, Abdominal Supporters DC. Urs GLOVER and
1HORSE, No Ann street, under Bsr1,tfn Massum.
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THE WINTHROP GUARD.

This is an independent company, which intends, as
they are filed up to attach themselves to Of
the many regiments at present forming In this city
The company have at present about fifty members and
Of course there Is still for many II is for
the present commanded by Lieutenant Lewis who has
his headquarters ct the Mercer House.
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SECOND REGIMENT.

Lieutenant Dempsey, Of the Second, Will leave to
row afternoon, with recruits to join the regiment. All
thcse who have joined those desrous of doing SO
Will apply at the armory vi once The inspection VII
take place at two O'Clock n, after which they will pre-
coed to Washington, via jersey City.
THIRTY SIXTH REGIMENT, COL. INNES
This regiment leaves the foot Of Forty ninth street
North river, this morning at eish O'Clock, for Rikers
Isari where the will receive their uniforms and
equipments. The regiment will remain there but few
days COoDe Innes has been ordered TO be in
to leave for Washington this week, if possible.
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TRIAL OF THE JAMES CANNON AND PRO.
,JEC Tiles.

public trial Of the James, rded cannon and projec.
tiles given yesterday in the waters Of the lower bay
Shortly after twelve O'Clock the steamer Keyport left the
Custom House landing, foot Of whitehall with party Of
invited guests on board including a number Of ladies',
and proceeded down the bay. At Fort Hamilton several
officers Of the naval service received board from
the cutter Corwin and the steamer altar taking in tow
lighter having board the guns for exhibition proceeded
towards the Southwest Spit where the trial made The
gun first testet red brass six pound howtzer field
piece which threw twelve pound shot and shell.
Der OF shots fired towards the Staten Island shore
a maximum range Of three miles being attained A
large forty-two FOUNDER, ried capable Of thro wing
ninety elk pound rifed shot and shell then tested
and with much satisfaction TO the people board the
steamer who appauded each discharge with cheers and
cappug Of hands The trial OF the shell seemed to give
particular delight when they burst the surface of
the water dashing the spray some twenty or thirty
feet into the air, as also the skipping
ricochet motion Of the Gold shot. The maximum range
attained with the Isrge gun little four milea
the firing bad ceased the party adjourned to
the after cabin of the steamer where collation.
partaken Of and q number OF speeches made. Among
the guests board General James, the inventor Of
the new shot and SHELF Judge Brady, George W. Blunt,
Caleb Lyon OF LyondaIe and host Of others. The
rapgements were under the supervision OF Captain Ben
nett veteran Of the service and Coxswsn Nesbtt Of
the Harbor Police The party returned to the city at
late hour, highly pleased with the days entertainment
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FIRST REGIMENT FIRE ZOUAvEs.

Capt John Wildey, Of Company I, First regiment Of
Fire Zouaves, acknowledges with grateful thanks the
receipt Of the one hundred land six Havelocs from the
hon. John G. Mather, for himself and his company.
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RELIEF IL ZEN MiAUIES
ssnlAN'S
Pull M0AiG WAE ERS

The Original Nc icine Established in 1891, ano
fest artsic o! tac kinl ever lai reduced u,idc.
the name OF "i'CLIiJNIc " afERs," IL this ..
any Ulhcr country all otter l'uimpnIe Water.
aro eountrreits. The genuine can DC Aauwn BY
the name 3ri AZ being lnpe,i each WA
FER.
Bays PrL4ostc WARES
Relieve Cous us, Colds, sore Throat, Hoarsene>s
B.yAN's PrLMoslc u Arms
Relieve Asta.n.., bronchitis, D.lileatt Breathing
BKYAS'> PCINoSIC " AFEas
;cieye Spitiug Q. Blood, Pains ia the Chest
BAYAss i'tLAoslc WAY rs
believe incipient Consumption, i.un, Diseases
8RyAN'a PvLMosIc WAFERs
Relieve Irritation OF the [ yula AID Tonsils.
bKYAN'S PuLM0N3G WAiHRs
Relieve the above Comrlaiats il Ten 'iinutc
lRYAA's fUL4oniC AFshs
Axe a Bloasiu, To ali t.t,sc- ana Constitutions.
bKy ANS fULauNlc VI AtEus
Arc adapted tor No,atlsts and Public Speakers
BKYAS's PuLAoNic V, sEks
Are in simple form, ami pleasant tc the tas Z
45hY AH's Pu,MoNlC WATERS
Net only relieve, bat elect rap a nd lasting cure
BHrAN'- fcL8o@lc " AFEHS
Are warranted 70 give satisfaction u every one
10 fam.y should he without box of
VANS fuLAo>ic WATERS
IL H. nouse.
NJ Traveller Should O2 vi .holt supply Of
HHyAN'S i'riM NC Afsas
in HI. pocket.
No person W Il ~ r dnl.et to give for
EaVAN's sl'i4aSit ann;
iwcuty- siye Cont
JOB MoSkS, sole PROPRIETOR. Rochester, \
''d by all TIE Druggists IN Davenport and else
shcre. nov-7 dawiy
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RAILROADS.
Mississippi and Missouri Railroad.
Simmer arrangement, 1861.

Trans run by Chicago t''ne, 'ohieh = t'oetve mia
,tes faster thu Daeenport time
nS AND AFTER 0NDAY, APRIL I5ru
~ 1861. AMI uatil further notice, passenger
trains vii leave Davenport as follows:
sos. " for Marcngo and Washington.
rgAINs ARRIVE AT DAVENPORT As FOLLOWS.
CTS r r. from Marengo ana Washington.
Al ira rs out Of Davenport will make direct
connections a, Maren-0, Iowa city and " asnins
ton With the Western stage Company stages sof
al point. West.
Trans from tie West connect a. Rock Island
with Tram d tue Chicago and Rock Island Raj
Road for all points East, Nor,h aud South.
Passengers are reminded Of Tho necessity Of
diving distinct directions az 10 The destination o.
her bag gage also 20 procuretcdets before taking
heir seats in the ears.
join F. TRACY, Gent sup't.
A. KIYgALL, 4 ST sup't.
Dsveupo, !, April -, l-6o.-dtf
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RAILROADS.
chicago an isoek island staiiseaG
Summer Arrangement 1861.

f,sASD ,Fl FL MJSoAY.ApRID l5ru. II
~ and until further notice, trains vii least
'iavenrsst daily, sundays excepted, IS follows:
Isl maj tEAiL ai.. 90 4 NJ
"a freight ...s.......-t ..........-.. % A. ID
81 u gLt e g1ess. ......-... 40 P. Il
rain lrri1e4. Davenport daily, Sundays e..
oepted a. follows.
st CHI express at............ IS 20 4. ".
"a tel- 81 tn f4s Al. D. 2. "
= MAJ IL "a at...' '........' .s'a0 H. D.
Al trains over this route4re in direct come sieA
at Oh ~ 70 with trains oTer Doth the A..h gaD
>ca.Les4, Michigan Central pitsouTg, Fagt
~ayne ana Laicago Railroad to ana (rotn i'e-
.roli. lacio Coiumbus Cieve.arl, Cincinnati,
siitshLr., Dunkirk, Daisi", Niagara Fails, Afa,
~, Nea YorA, iniialel Fhia. baltimore and Wash
astoE. aisoat I.e-a.le with trains OF the ill;-
no.s Central Rosd-No.ih To daiena and South 70
81 Lcui- ald Cairo.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions to the destination Of
heir luggage, also toirocurc ticke before tas-
NJ theii .e4ts in to cars, the coni-ct coll
oct fares ualy 10 stations tho line oi the chi
aago ana i.aok Island Railroad
JOHN +. TRACY, Superintendent.
D4yeuro-., 4 pril Is. 1851. dtf
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THE GREAT ENGLISH Ri MEDI.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
CeIebrMfeN Female PtitS.


SIR JAMES CLARKE'5
Celebrated Female rus.
Protected by Royal Letters Patent.
Preqred jrsrn prescra pttou 81 SIR !. ClaTke, D..
d., phys.cian Ertraord mary TO tho queen.
This invaluable medicine is un'a'i'ng N 'he
cure Of all those painful AMI dangerous o'se = =
20 which thee female constitution - subject. II
modefatcs all excess AMI reInove- an otstfueohs,
and speedy cure may BE- relied on.
TO MARRIED LADIES
!. Is neculiarls suited II vii, in a short time,
br. ma. an the rnopthly period With regularity.
Each bottle price One Dollar, bears the Govern
tnent stamp 81 Great Britain, to preveDt N
terfeits.
1bese Pm 4hoha MT BE- ttken BY feD,dies dan
,nr the FIkS1 lH.EE JfO.l1H rs Of pregnancy,
Mey to Jrtn1 on .VtscnTrtage, bHt u
any other time they are s1fe.
n all cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections,
Pain 10 the Back ami Limbs, Fatigue on Slight
exertiou, Palpiiaiion the heart, mysteries and
WAitcs, these Phi viii effect cure wien all ota
means nave Jailed ana h1ugh powerful
remedy, DO not contain iron, caomei, anthony,
anything hurtfui t. the constitution.
full directions IN the pamphlet around each
package, winch Should ne carefully preserved.
Sole Agent for the United States anu Ianada,
JOB BOSE Late ]. {. Baldwin Co.
Rochester, y. :.
y. B.-sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed Il
ahv authnnz gent, will insure bottle, CON
.lning - pms, by return mail.
sold by all Druggists in Davenport and else
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DAVENPORT, Moniay. Oci IS, 1860.
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