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Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1862-09-04
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Having to share my profits with no second person fat
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Thankful for the confidence reposedin me and the pub
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| OFEICfAT. WAR JfIETIN 4zFXEC{g
TIVE ORDER
xr ~. .. ~ .sS.a., ..,<,,, t,.i.
90 r;,.. s.s,.rs,,. f,bst ,s,sII5sstv co,, ~,
manders within the States Of Nitsinlas
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, AM
pama stls., y. ss s,snia .sAaS anu
y and ,,se ANY proner,v. real or nersonaI.
which may be necessary or. convenient
! for their several commshds for supplies.
i or for other military purposes; and that.
while property may be destroyed for mil
litary objects none shall be destroyed in
wantonness and malice.
Il Second: That military and naval com
manders shall employ as lshorers within
and from said States SO many persons OF
African descent us can be advantsaeousi
! ing them reasonable wages for their labor.
Third: That as to both property and
, persons Of African descent ACCOUNTS shall
be kept sufficiently accurate and in de-
| tail to show quantities and amounts. and
:, from whom both property and such per
} sons shall have come. as a basis upon
+ which counpensat;on- ann he made n nro
, ner cases and the several i,cuartmen Of
this government shall attend 10 and per
. form their appropriate part toward the ex-
i ecution Of these orders. ~
By order Of the President. q,
EDWIN M. SrAsros.
a Secretary az War
) From the Washington Evening Star, July 20.
A VERY IMPORTANT REG Jul ALTON.
The so,,ow;no oenera order IF M.;or.
So, 800,
! zen. rope was issued touay:
!, Headquarters Army Of Vnginid,
July %, 1862. 4
General Orders No. IL.
Commanders of army corps, divisions
brigades and detached commands, will
8 proceed Immediately to arrest all disloyai
: male citizens within 'heir lines, or within
+ c conn Spcb a. are r;l,;nc s tak q
tha a. e. NJ 90 =, The IIn;.sd States
and will f,nn;sh s,,fy,c;ant sec,,r;,v for tn
;; ohsaryancs shail ha nsrrs;s,sS =. ra,aa;a
It .ttha;r hesass anJ 81 ,...,,a q, ~
400 .;@s,,. 49, s., :. :
rss,ss shall IL SvcssS sn,,.t Is, 49,
ttssv ra,,.a ~ so e ts.;. .,.,, ia ~
y os;ssS INT ~ sosnJ s"sa;,, ~, :.
; .;th;s, or i;,,as ~, q az, -.
Ie .hsv ..;ii IL ao,,s;d aroS 49, .,,S -
e jected 70 the extreme rigor Of military
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08

&. J; IS "a tton. Y &, Z. q
ffon he Pftv ldsne>, n ralaHds Port yS'y ~
4 Our market Q,i6 4lcpsy w y. efn'1
show he pflse Of tc(<on,tr N, g -
indIdele very plainly 70 whle - y y II y.
Ing. We are 70 resl,ses unmtsse ~ |
al The horror Of : cotton Y ''.'' y ~
only IN eub counefys ply ~ ~ !! ! J. 5
rope frices ~ 20 eou - " =
~ tnese cca1s - AZ 49,
coin'nerciaA snAasu .. ~.
ges no moss y cSssvr ~ =. W. 20
yesrs W ~ NM. :.
49, n s.s.s VI ~,
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. ~ = N n
sssass n. y 80
Z. Y n. \. y N. 4
~ Da.ss = Oss's rs "A
~ Hssss = ~, n. q 4,
year. "es '',s''' 4 ~ ~ i'.s;'
every pouno % soosso.' Y - 'anu y o~'s.
be,used up IN l'ons weekss sAno'a, y
which We have lnesra 90 muon. IN epoi'
tionlspeeches. supplies no part,o o. me ae-
foiency ocqhsiened by the loss ofsthe
American sartlclss inste.d q senqlns.
more than Usual 70 markell mere was
aioat, at last accounts, Of India cotton
only As, 600 bales, against 240, 000l last year,
and 2SO. 600 In 1850. There are millions
O + persons who have heretofore beet, EN-.
rloyed in the cetton manaiactoiiiesit Of
England. four iifths, Of whom are TO; be
wholly out of employment in Aa,short
time! And the same state Of things to
an xtent fes rful 10 contenaplate, is to ex-
list IN New England. +,
"Butwe are TO have COTTON" say the
abolitionists. "This rebellion is to be
crushed, the Southern ports are TO. be
opened, and cotton is to pour in upon us
most p!entieully." This is the talk of era
~ fanatics and fools. The Southern ports
may be opened; but we shall get no cot
ton. The old crop will be destroyed whe
Their its owners like it or not. They dare
, not resist measure 30, essential 10 thei,
independence. The torch will be applied
to nearly every bale that remains un
burned today; and not more than enough
. is being raised for Southern consumption
The uniform testimony is that there are
J no cotton fields to be seen on the Missis
sippi. "Plant corn, and not cotton" wa.
the order; and it has been generally obey
ed.
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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08

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4 s = - 81 - ~. ",
~, s uNArNf9f XiH0AUos IDLY x0,t 1857
4 Fsisnd ;fsiyss ~ I IL 40 tSdaikxt
yeti t1psf reaete1k ~ VI IsnnSss e 4 i9sl1,SAt
y sfsshs And y q "a o1h ~ - ~ stsys. 4
- = yeer nt4etl ~ - 15N iast, sksrt al.
A ssEse! $3.50 ~ kssyss tsss.ss, A. '1es 49,
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Asl3 go ~ nsu>h, aad tkel III $ p,Hastn.
= q Y snesld' ~ beA hls IN ~ koney
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rs ~. ~ = n.
6.fSss; ,ss<pt y. ia IS. tli.ss n. &.
d fsrhsss buy: NoS. esss. soldier fssd .lfssslly
4 athomei Hs eAnnst- and ihis thinr Is slyirs
Our cause ors ds ellen shsa ~ shise eiss
incur sfmy Hns sssnos's'es ossee % ~ hsw
ns'n mn .n0"o ~ .ne ns should nsss 10
s.;s j os,ss.,s,. $500 ' 49, ..s e,
,iy.. An .ueb ,bouId ). ~ !. 80. ss:.ss q
thssoush. i am glad 70 20, you sp.ak ous sIp
your paper yor DO, on this and other sutjesss.
These Is . screw loose In East Tennssses, and =
big one st that. could point i out and that %
as y ls -. ss's' = 'as army
aa.s ~ :. , ..,s ~ 81. $500, PIE
Ii, M, Of sou,b.rn solai.,, ANTON, 10 Is, IN
against those who arc invading our state snsI
lavine waste "A thew come The c6nnt;ea az
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08
Extensiye Counterfeiting.

The Columbus Enquirer Of the 26th. con-
tains an ACCOUNT of the detect;on of
large amount 81 Conf.aer..s 49, =
..,'t s...s:''.. ''''o no'es Q.
suo oe"o.'na.'on OF tens ana nft.es.-
Thirteen hundred dollars was found at
the Jewish mercantile establishment of
b. G. IS. Stearn. and other amo,n..
h.v. h.ann.;a - ~ !,
S ooen pau ous ior co.'on' &c. ..
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08


Most prominent in the sensational this
week, 10 the report that VIM. H. Seward
has resigned the Secretary Of Stateship
and withdrawn, from Lincoln's Cabinet.
statement purports to be made on the
authority of the National Intelligence, and
il is announced upon the same authority
that the Governors Of Pennsylvania, Con-
nectieut and Ohio decline to send any
more troops to the field. We are dis
posed TO doubt both. Beyond question;
Seward is thoroughly satisfied ere this of
the utter hopelessness Of conquerins, and
subjugating the South, and IL may be that,
moved by the nice instinct Of selfpre-
servation and seeing the suicidal policy
Of the ultra abolitionists. who have al
ways doubted him, he is preparing to
take leave Of the concern and seek safety
in retirement. But it is hardly probable
the severance would be SO abrupt as the
Telegram from Lynchburg indicates. As
for Lincoln, he has yielded body and soul
to the ultras. and seems fatally bent on
attempting to enforce their destructive
policy. There are abundant signs at the
North Of growing discomfort and alarm
among the masses; and we reiterate the
opinion, expressed twelve months since,
that the war, if protracted, will result
in revolution in that direction, fierce
and bloody, which will sweep the de-
stroyers of the Constitution and the Union
out Of existence, and raze society to it,
very foundations. The spirit of volun
teering is dead, and enormous bountie.
are offered to induce men to enlist; peac,
meetings are occasionally being held, ans
tongues and pens that have been palsie,
and tied, are beginning to move an,
speak. Now Is the time for the Confed
eracy to strike, while the enemy is di.
tracted and becoming conscious of the il
cipient throes of revolution in his ow
midst; to put forth all its vigor an
strength; drive the ruthless foe from 4
soil, and bring the struggle to q speed
close.
On the outside Of our paper will
found tbs correspondence between Ii
coin and the members to the Hedes
'Cougress from the border slave States.
LincoIn's policy is TO detach the bord
States from their brethren Of the Sou
proper under promise 70 pay them +
sd = -
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1862-08-08

nearly all the teamstsrs, hospital nurses, black
smiths and extra duty mon, for Knoxville, Lou
don, &C., DO. Respectfully,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

down Determined still to signalze bis
sentiments as a loyal son Of KealGcky, he
caused the arms Of Kentucky. with the sig
nificant motto. Z" I aifsd arc stand. decided ne
faH, 70 be displayed eonspcuously upon the
walls Of his residence
Regard for hs personal safety compelled
him n length 10 leave the city. aud for his
Union principles b. became a refugee lie
witt return 10 New Orleans clothed vii. au
tAof.sy from the government. 20 which hls
fidelity has thus far beeAlpros ed. aud n III be
welcomed bY NOT a lea there. who While
treason held the sway. were obliged TO be
silent when the Itfcfa4ce OF their sentiments
leopard zed thelsss property ard lives Ms.
ssHfi Democrat
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Air Cuthbcrt Bullitt. named for Collector
Of the TSSt Of New Orleans, IS native q
keotuckt. bat FOR twenty years has been =
resident and merchant 10 Nev Orleans He
Is brother Of Alexander Bullitt. Of the New
Orleans Picsvunr and married daughter of
Naunsel White. being himself partner m
The fsm Of Maunscl White & Co
he has been from the hrsi note % the re
bsllion. iovai AMI true % the Union lie
kept the old fac firing upon bis house long
alter secession was rampant o. the city, aud
unsi he Vs. comre,lc- % allow Il saten
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

sauna q ~" DFeEass - Tla ara .oas 2. rsrsf.
''fse Is net esai tut sons itf.se.~
The SPIRIT never dies
frepale % meet hili Va Tie sh1fe.
where soTrows. tToabies. .risfs sre Ger.
Amid celestial i1ls.
os- sssiof ioifed a liearl.as lsna.
Ia fond ouei, ia deep
tis tex tn lossd one bs ths haut.
Ara ita- he spaks. al ~sEiering sian.I
"lis net dead iai sietpe"
lie Gsad Isl Christ again shall use,
Ala meet % part 30 asors
Dear irclA, FsxxlF. seek those l.i-,
caAAlfs, Eos Aso, WuIn, this imPiies
'Nei dead bat go1s before
fius4tal, IA, Ma 81 lsc3. c.C.c.
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Tnl 81. Louis N,,es. speaking Of tie pre-
naraiions % attack Mobile. asks why Char
lesion. che nest y here The adlcrs egg was
hatcheti Is not attacked. Perhaps rs veil
that Charleston should wait little while
Like a cuir-it sentenced 20 the ealio~s v ith
out specification as to time, she knoes her
doom. and is agonized with uncertainty az 10
uhcn i shall come upon her. Let her be
compelled % endure her agony little while
Man fceisa thousand deaths IN fearing one.
arr she fees hat number of captures every
twenty four hocrs - f.avisrliis JoHrnai
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ffesa "Nifisrf Lse a1a Ceerte A-rtsl. -
capt. :. =. ftrct. ~ it>s.f - "fstfeiHt
Martial lau Is an element q the gss tfi.
II = inraicuiai % the state az soienn var
art arnrriains a. the lsv "a nations The
commander 81 TIE nv aiding. occupying or
coDqaeanE army rules the inVaaei, occupied
az conquered foreign country With supreme
goucr. limited onis ~ International law aud
the orders 81 the government OF sovereign
Is serves or represents. Such occupation
~ right - var. - long ~ i is military only
that J. fseranft trilo-will be the case
pat by the Dake q Wellington q al the
lowers ofth eefcrnmenf. resumed m The
hands Of The commandss in.thief II any
local authority continues 90 exist . vii be
VITA his permission only. and WITH power 70
do nothing cxcepi What he. m hia Pienary
discretion. o. rs opn sovereign. through
him. shall zee 81 T. authorize.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

PAnso~ BEowxtov said in his New York
speech.
The soldiers brought with them from the
battle Of Manassas the heads Of Union men
that were killed. and held them by the boards
aud waved them. aud showed them as the
heads Of the DID Yankees they had capur
ed This i the secession spirit of the South
the spin; Of the vile. untutorcd savage
the spirit Of murder. of assassination. Il Is
the spirit of he'll and vet you have men at
the North who sympaihize With these mur
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

The treat Essteru i again IN trouble
Ne Hamilioa + lowle. tie YOUNG AMER
can eaen engineer tho Invented tie tempo
rary steering gear aftcr the breaking 81 the
radleg On the last vossge cut. has ltcled
TIE great ship - have Justice done him Tor
hls services. Itseeus tic engineer 81 a3c
ves<el has persuaded the company owning
her that the steering apparatus used was
really ~. sua not NJ ToWie's. heucc. whca
TIE latter called spcn them. act Tor compcn
.At.oa-shouxh Re really deserved band.
some rrasaIty. for be at,s4liv sssei the
Great Eastern and her precious freight Of
Ises an property bat Ter = simple ac
know lcsixna en- q his -ers iccs ~ matter of
personal All professional pride. he 50 met
b. a lilFt densAi that he has rendered au4
service worth even : complimentary letter,
To tess lis matter Mr. Tov'e has hbsie.l he
sh.p. AID iufv l. % determine ailes iais
trial whether Re lsd 81 dai net invent TIE
steering Apparatus gsed. anil i he d. Wat
hls ssfs.ees were worth The shape tbs
raa1cr his tzkcu scens - tc ANYTHING hot
crela<tle = he Etr1l ship company -No,
f1sx Ncssd
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Ho< tNHs Z kpEl>soS las fasofeI -
u4lh 4 ccfs 81 81 Address ~ Democratic
Membsss q. Coasfsss - he psuoesacy u
f,...--~.s.- r......l.sr. - LIZ lie "A -. f.
ne S<1aios
e tAe uas 80 i...i>e & r.4el.sae4 81 l..s
rar~aaH lll.nciSan skfse Atdress - ~
Dsa.o<satse Nt41ess he na1es ~ sas
sasers o1ltst1 Ee~ = t1ai Sss. - -
oafv a. la1oeezt f4Fsefy. wc s1Pqose lksa
40 know Il elli 20 down wsth he Dks.as-
cate people - maeA better s. sAsg A4s ct
:. ixrosaAce q ne &c. tso g. I1s ~ 10
Democratic CoaSres<aso1 iAi.e4 - .ite.-4 t,.e
meeting Al WASH s So gollSa - a. re.
.a.e1 - .iga tAelx 1anez = ~ s.lfg Sisss
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
MARKETS.
An Ordinance Tor the Better PToiee
gion OF the Markets.

tlOu III tHt -AHtHtfNt
s,,. I. A.. Il ordAued by She Conaloa Coune.l %
he CITY II TsrFc Hanie. that "a -all b. unia"fulio Tor
anderson 10 retail Fresh Mcatstutste ~ the Souih
eru Market Hsase without first procuring . license
therefor, and any person who shall violate this ngd
nance fhlll Ga conviction forfeit ard pay 'i4 ,Hui
noi exceeding twenty five dollars
sac p The foregoing prohibition shah Tot eNteid
90 sales ~ wild game fSh nor fowls ror 81 sales y
meat from peiA or Packing Houses during the pack
iuv SEASONS, sale, ~ animals hy the quarter.
Src 3. Any person may procure license 90 sell
Fresh Meats Tor year, ~ paying o. the ileasu-
the q tfly dollars, u which fact tLe Treas
hall give 20 the applicant certificate. ard "a
This being presented 20 the Clerk he shall cAarg h
Treasurer with Tie amount and issue a lssns,
tAosirng the party retail lrcsh Meats in The cts
foI one year. which, when c0unts - gnct by the
Mayer slal constitute the license referred O. ia Tie
hrst stcton Of this Ordinance provided, however,
that Ia case person wishes license 20 rstAii only
Pork he can have the same by paying ffi"en dollars
aud provided further that icense 90 retail meats
generally PORK on5 shal net aaihorfr ibe ht}icI
10 sell n bet one place ~ hulnts.
SIC 4 The stalls iu the Narlsi iiou.r st-n be
rented follows, tO-wii' Any person Wishing io
rent any one Of the twelve stalls the east tilc
SHALL pay seventy live dollars pr year for the sau,s
but u be takes additional stall adjoining b. shall
have 10 for twenty five dollars but he shall not sub
let any stall 20 third person under penalty u pay
Ing the iuli rent seventy dollars Tor the
Any person rent any OF the sight stalls IN
the west end 81 the Market House iy paying from
thrty-fve 90 sixty dollars per annun, 20 be fixed by
the Market Mas;er. One half Of the rent money
shall be paid n adVauce, and note pss able iu
months with approved security given Tor the other
half aud no person viii be permitted 90 occupy "a
stall without having paid the rut IN advance al the
time he occupies. Any peisoa renting ans Il the
twelve stall, ln the east end, as above stated, can
have the refusal 81 the from sear 10 year az the
same rent, for I've Years
Sac s. The market hours shall be- as followf
Between the fret Of April and the first Of October
on each dsy u the week. Sundays excepted, from
O'Clock tlil O'Clock 4 ~, and on SATURDAY even
ugs fom I'LL half past O'Clock, and from the FRS
Of October till the hrrt II April, from TIL o'cecl
A. and Saturday evenings from til .. O'Clock
Adopted Ma 20tL, A. D.. 1904.
Attest ~. II. STEWART, MAYOR.
! J. 4. GuiIcE, Clerk ma. 22t2n
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

Irr them announce hat the pledges 81 me
e.sverument. 20 freely gwen n The early
ar. 81 this struggle. viii not be broken AZ
.he mad beAests OF Abolitionism. ST rHAz
slss roSpirIos - gfEEs HrNAS bEise -
- cof4u snklL HENNS UNCHANGED.
ugrrIffn I'M rryourfoS s5slt sfceftp -
an d - Ioorhefs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
PIANO TUNING.

4 GREABLl To TIE WISHES
= n 81 many Of my former patrons, have o. sunl-
Ell again Tuning aud Repairing Pianos Aelojeous
and other Musical instruments Etlng practical
pisno maker. also favoiably known 20 many citizens
Of TerrS -Haute as a first class Tuner fof oIer sN
years. perfect satisfaction g. guaranteed 20 ali "a
ing with their patronage I viii visit Tetre-
Hanto regularly every ionr weeks Pianos viii ~
engaged hy tn year.
All orders left n; the residence Of MI Dr. Allen
Pence, Mr.. Mciesiti, OF the Sisters Academy, Nil
meet with prompt attention. Respectfully,
u. kI>>NBH.
Music Dealer. and Tuner aud RepaireT II Musi' ~
Instruments, GRfrNCASTIF, IND.
wylCiit
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26

N. Nrnonn. the French Minister -. born
N Ballmore
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-05-26
ALE AND PORTER.

u WEISS IL co. are prepared 10
NJ. furnish ~ the barrel. or bottled for family
and Medical Purposes
ALE. PORTER, CIDER. LAGER BEER.
Scotch Ale,
London Porter.
Philadelphia Porter.
DaytoE Ale.
Madison Ale,
MIlwauka Lager Beer,
Cincinnati Lager Beer
Chicago Lager Beer.
BCu Cider, &c, a..
&. WEISS a CO,
Dealers ina Groceries and rrocisions,
30 81 Main Street. between Third Fourth Streets,
maya3t4m TKhRE- HAUIE. IND.
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ATTENDED nira rHF FoiIoWIRG SYMPTOMS
lualsi,osltlen O. fsetti,f 49,. ~ p..,.-
~ or AfnapfY, lirirlif - Hfeailifls
Weak Nerves, I,.,rsl...'
Horror ~ lls~ss-r N,t.frf..
hitntf>>e l ls..f Pa Ed the Tack
laissFsai i.as-Iiaa g "a. Naasrias SN.t.n
to- AallI.. lluNE.n. # az. IA.
nfyrcss ~ - skin. Ffrnf....< ~ ~. -.
FAii4n CoUNIENANCE.
l1~se symptoms. II siisA I'd a. ge 80. abllh "a.
inrtislne iuN arlaliy remove. .oon follows
ldiNifNCl. FAItfTA. IiILFFslC fIfS
N ONF OF WHICH gnA PATIENT Ma fNilIg
Vic Gel say tlai they are ~; Frequently "a s-f
hy tlaose "DitkfIl. DISEASES
INSANITY ANDClNSl MfTIOFr
Many are ansrc # tas cause - their .raef.n.
FIT MONK Will. CONFESS.
TiiK kfCokilS OF The INSANE ASNIfN>.
Aut the Melancholy prsths bs & ol-latt..a.
skris frSsss Tc TIA rACFn 80 4as ss.Iari0N
Tilf CONSTITUTION uNCE AfIKtIFB WITH
ORGANIC NFAkNkSS
Z. q1lfes TIE sit 81 lard cine g. sirtagthsn sn1
lHFirsfats fAe Sssfsri.
Which HsiN1oip's ENrgAer BrcnU in,sf..if,
iscs.
a Fsiki VIII coNslScE 18 nosr SKrrrics
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A. proof that tho Blood Puriher and Pills arc
purely vegetable. have the certificates Il those en-
inert chemists Professors Chiffon Il NcW York and
Locke Of Cincinnati.
Rs.s Or Rohaok's Special Notice and Certificates
published IN a conspicuous part II this Paper from
time % time
Price Of tho Scandinavian Vegetable Blood furi-
Ger 81 rcr bottle g per half dozen. 81 tho Scan-
dinavian Vegetable Blood pnis - cents Ter box, -
g boxes for 81.
Principal Oface and Saicsroom. No East Fourth
ST.. 81 Build pg from Main 81, Cincinnati, - Lab
eraiorv, No. Is Hammond Street
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WovS\>Ne u SNNovSW.
we S\oOA PMs

are the most active and thorough pills
that have ever been introduced.
They act so directly upon the Liver
exciting that organ u such an extent "a
that tho system does not relapse into i's
former condition, which j. too apt l. be
tho case with simply Purgaiive pill
They ara really
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MEDICAL.
uELMBoLDS GENUINE rRFrA
Ii TON

"nicniN CONCFNgHATl o.
CoHfut Nu F1Ifp EAIgAcF lat.cfe.
Positive aud Specific Remedy
for n.seaset ol he BLADDER. klnNfNs. eRAK4l
sisi DROESIcAl ~ BILLINGS
This Medicine increases The COVER 80 pir..f...s.
ani <acltes "a. A lSoLHINsS iulo hs.llsf $3.50.
- Which the wATfKY OR cNfrAFoffS dspo.I.
tsosE. ana al UNNATURAL. FNLAiisfNkNlS a..
reduced. q ~sil a. fAfN AID fNff.AiN A1laN
ant b feel Is
~ MnaEN Oh ruLtLL.N
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a rs'ai VIII oossisossas sosr Sstruo,s
FENALFS-FKMAIFS FEMALES
I'D OR YOUNG. SINGLE, AARRiEp. OR CON-
TFNTfATlNc MARufAEE
laAl1Nt OK 4 44ANtf or lIlF.
Sfk SYMPTOMS ABOVE
SO FAMILY SHOULD ~ WITHOUT IT.


TAXI 80 NogE BktSAS, MrkCtaY, oa uNFfTAsaNr
MFaICiNE foE VST1EssANr AID pkNGBaors niss. ssfu.
HfLMBoLD'S EXTRACT nyCHU