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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1862-07-11
The Call for More Men.


The President, at the request Of the
Governors of the loyal States, has called
for 800 200 Volunteers, 10 reinforce the
Armies Of the Union. That they are needed
there can be no doubt shall they not be
forth coming ? Gov. Tod has issued his
Proclamation, calling upon the people OF
Ohio to raise their quota, and, in view OF
the past, has right to expect prompt
and satisfactory response.
If there has ever been motive to in
duce men to enlist in the service Of the
country, that motive exists to-day, and
there are many reasons why large ad-
dilion should at onGe be made to the forces
now in the field. BY the necessity OF
holding tho places taken from the enemy
by our victorious troops, they have been
scattered in small divisions over a vast eX'
tent of territory, while the Rebels, beaten
in nearly every quarter, are still able to
concentrate all their available forces al n
single point. Three hundred thousand
more men would soon crush out the Army
OF Treason, and restore the Union. Time
life and treasure would be saved, il the
number Of Union troops were increased
two-fold.
There has been much in the conduct o
this war that we deeply depIore. We
have been panied, shocked and humili
eed. to see our brave Northerr
boys compelled. as in many instances
80 guard the property of Rebels
and there have been other things equally
distasteful. Yet all this should deter n,
man from aiding the Government in tn,
great and necessary work before it. Er
rors and wrongs may have been committed
still it is oar cause that is in peril, ant
wehave nothing to gain by deserving It,,
Were our faith in the motives of the Ad
ministration less firm, we should still re
member that it is not the Administrator
so much as ourselves and our poster
ity that we would injure by proyn
unequal TO this great emergency
Ii is not the Generals of the 4 rmies
much as the true hearted boys who ser'
under them, that must suffer rom az
neglect on the part of the people, be Il
motive what it may. 1t is the fate Of II
Nation, and not merely the fame Of McCIc
Ian, that hangs trembling in the balan,
before Richmond, to-day. II we are d
ieated now, all the sacrifices of the pa
will have been made in vain.
ReserVing the right TO condemn wis
eve- is wrong, we must accept this war
it is, and strive to bring it to speedy al
honorable termination. Ifthere are tria
to be borne, we must bear them patientl
il there are sacrifices TO be made, VIC mu
make them cheerlulIy; il there are da
gers to be met,we must meet them brsvel
and, above all, trusting in the justice
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INc leffsrscQiap Democrat
PROCLAMATION.

ColuMBus, ONO, July 3, 1869.
FELLow .CITizEgs:
Another appeal to your patriotism has
become necessary. The enemies OF our
Government, now assembled at Rlchmohd
in hostile array, largely outnumoer any
dsposable force al the Presidents com
mand.
The army under General Mcclellan
has benn driven back, merely by the force
of overwhelming numbers rapidly con.
centrated there.
Additional troops are alone necessary
10 hold the important positions already
gained, and speedily crush the rebellion
al all points.
Literally and CALAMITY as Ohio has
heretofore responded TO the calls OF tie
President, he has ever been assured, that
we had but TO know that further aid was
needed from US. to insure prompt an.
swer to any further calls he might make
upon US. This knowledge we now have,
and the call has also been made.
And now, citizens of Ohio, one and all,
shall the call be responded to? Some.
thing whispers nae that, with one voice,
YOU say IL snail De answered.
Arouse, then, and let every man DC
able TO say that he has done his duty.
There is work for all to do. The aged
can stimulate the young, the wealthy
contribute 10 tho wants and necessities o
the destitute and the ladies', who have
already done so much, and whose kinl
hearts will prompt them in the continnanc!
of their good work, can encourage, By
their noble example, both old and young
in the performance of this great duty
What is wealth, or even life worth, it,
TO preserve either, we have TO confess &c
the world that we are unable to maintain
our glorious government?
Gallant and worthy recruiting officers,
for the organization OF new regiments
and the filing up Of those already in the
field will be appointed in all portions o
the State, and specific instructions givel
10 them.
The cnlistments will be for three year
or during the war.
lcsnnot at this time indicate the mum
Der OF troops wanted from Ohio, but ca
safely say that the government will &C
cept all who may offer within the comm
forty days.
Promptncss and vigilance are indis
pensable. Forty thousand recruits with
the time indicated would be Of more SCI
vice than twice that number at q late
period.
The gallant men Of the State may rel
upon my best cndeavors to discharge tn
highly responsible Guties devolving upo
me with an eye single to the preservatio
OF oui government, and with the SINGER
hope and belief that, when the grei
struggle of life shall be over, my childrc
can claim for me an honest and faithfl
performance Of duty.
Invoking the smiles of our Heaven
Father upon our good work,
am your humble servant,
DAVID TOD, Governor.
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GENERAL SlGEL IN THE MOUNTAINS Tho
appointment OF Gen. SIgol to the command
of tho troops lately under Con. Ffomont. is
an cminontIy proper choice Sigol has dis
ungushod himself in service in tho West :
no has shown great tactical genius. qnick
moss Of comprehension, and tho ability to
work with slight means, and mako up by
tho rapdity Of his movements for tho small.
ness o: his forcos. lIo has always excited
the enthusiasm of the soldiers whom he
commanded, and who quickly learned to
place tho utmost confidence in his abilities.
Gen Fremont has shown tho same quail.
ties; and SigoI was tho man of all others to
succeed his old commanders, and nko uu
tho work whoro he laid it down. 1t is al
all timos dangerous to remove or get rid oI
u competent General who holds tho heart,
of his troops, but in this case it has boor
dono with as little damage to tho service
aud with as much promise oC future uso
in'noSs, US the circumstances permitted.
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PASSED Tho bill for tho collection Of
taxes in tho insurrcctionnry districts has
become law. 1t provides Cor tho sale of
real estate, whose owners hayo abandoned
il to engage in rho rebellion. aud tho same
shalt DO struck Oft to the Unitod States at
vonduc. Or the Commissioners proposed
may Lease tho samo under such regulations
AS will receive proper and reasonable en-
ployment at wages, ar upon shares of :ho
crops of such persons or families HS may
reside upon tho same. The proceeds OF
tho leases and sales are tn he paid into tho
treasury. notourth of which is TO he paid
over to the Governor of tho State whoreln
such lands are situated, or his authorized
agents, when such insurrccton shall bo nut
down. and the people elect legislature
and State officers, who shall take the oath
to support tho Constitution of the United
States. .......
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our cause, we must labor faithfully ana
look to the future hopefully. The eOu
cannot be doubtful or long postponed
The vallandingham Democracy in the
Field.

Tho so. .c,rlpd Democratic State Convon.
tion of Ohio met at Columbus, on tho 4th
inc, and nominated the following Ticket:
Judge of the Supreme Court--tufus Z.
Rannoy.
Secretary of Statc-W. w. Armstrong, of
Seneca.
Momber of Tho Board of Public Works
James Gamble, of Cashocton.
School Commlssionor-C, W, Calhcart, Of
Montgomery.
Attorney Gonoral-L. CritchGold, OF
Holmes.
Sam. Modary was President Of tho Con.
von;ion, and G. l.. Na!landigham is princi.
pal orator. Tho platform adopted was very
long, aud, Of course, intensely pro slavery
Wo have no room for it this week.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19

something had occurred which must be Inn
mediately sifted to the bottom there was
missing from this casket brooch Of very
large value.
"You are at liberty" said he, turning to
me, ito deny what you ore charged with,
and let the law take it's course; or l will
search you, as my wife will search Katha-
arine."
"NIel Search me 2o exclaimed Katha-
rine; and the thought that she too-she,
who had spoken so frankly, so religiously,
so freely out Of an honest heart-that she
should fall under SO ignominious a
suspicion, made me entirely forget what
had to reproaoh myself with. l placed my
self before the Finance Councillor, and al
lowed myself to be searched.
1t is impossible for me to describe how l
felt and even now an inexpressible shud-
der passes through my being when think
how my poor whole person was examined
and searched. seemed to myself slave
a beast, and no longer human being-no
longer what had been and whatever re-
pronch there had been in my soul as re-
garded myself it was now gone. A most
revolving injustice had been done to me /;
that which l myself had done was trivial,
ridiculous, absurdly trivial / might have
done thousand times more.
OF course, nothing was found upon either
Katharine or myself and do not know
what l thought. l only remember saying
to katherine, "Bear it patiently. 1 should
very much like to make it up to you, mas
much as you have suffered for me-"
One Saturday morning, some weeks later,
as l was standing in the workshop, busy
about large double lock for the house Of
correction, Katharine brought a paddock, Of
which the key was lost to have a new one
fitted, and which she said must be brought
home in the evening.
Iwent accordingly in the evening to the
house of the Finance Councillor. Katharine
was cleaning the steps. AS soon as she saw
me she rose up, wiped her hands quickly on
her apron, and taking the paddock from me,
said
"Thank God we are both of us cleared
There is letter and o packet come from
the masters sister, and she says she forgot
to put the brooch in the casket, and so now
she has sent it,"
"And why does not the great gentleman
come and beg my pardon ?" l asked.
''ITe will do so-no," said Katharine
stammering, che wished me to let yo1
know"
TO BE CONTINUED.
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CONsTITUTl l0NAh DISEASES
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
IMPOTENCY Oh INABILITY,
Diseases of the URINARY ORGANS,
And IMPURE BLOOD.

How many thousaI ds Of men and women are there
who at this time suffering out miserable exist.
ence from that pernicious practice self polutoni
Look at their psllid, emaciated and disgured faces
and their broken down constitutions, disquaifyins
them from the happiness of marriage, the enjoy.
ment Of life In this horrid situation thousands suf
en- until death closes the Let parents, guar
daps frier ds attend to those who are suffering
with any of those horrible liedestroying msladies
that they cared for and cured before it be too
late. Send them Immediately to DR.. J. KATES,
No. 153 sycamore-street, first door below Fifth
street, Cincinr att, okio, physician who has made
private diseases his especial study for 30 years. and
| who is certain to cure the most inveterate cases,
without MERCURY Oh ANY OTHER INJURI.
| Gus DBUGS 1t is important to those afflicted, or
to those who are interested in the welfare of their
friends, to be careful Of the many PRETENDED DOC.
TORS, who infest all cities, publishing their great
skill in curing all diseases In few days, imposing
| upon the public by using the names of eminent
| physicians from Europe and other places. Be-
therefore, careful, and make strict inquiry before
risk your life or you may fall into the hands OF
| these chsrlatans.
n. B.-Dr. J. KATES will attend his patients
personally, and can be found in his efice, No 153
| Sycamore street, first door below Fifth, from
| O'Clock in the morning until in the evening. All
| confidential. nol3-H
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19
Private Diseases

CURED IN THE SHORTEST POSsI.
~ BILE time at the Cincinnati Lock Hospital, No.
20 Third street, bety cen Walnut and Vine, with
out the use of Mercury loss Of time or change of
diet
DIR STEVENS, from the hospitals Of London,
Paris and Baltimore, is the discOyerer Of the only
certain and reliable remedies for diseases of pri
Yate character. By his special experience in this
much neglected branch Of medical science, he is
enabled TO guarantees cure in the most complicated
cBEes.
Recent cases Of Gonorrhea or Syphilis cured in
few days, without change Of diet or hlndrance from
business. Secondary Syphilis the last yestge
tradcated without he use OF Mercury. Involuntary
losses of semen stopped in a short time. Sufferers
from incompetcncy less of sexual power restored
10 full yigOT in "a few weeks Glest GOnorrhea of
long standing, where all Internal rem edies have
failed, permanently and speedily cured by new
treatment.
YOUNG MEN
Injured in ,dy and mind from the effects Of self.
abuse, with premature pains in the head back and
Limits nervous cough, general bodily lassitude,
morbid deep JndeDcy ana aversion to society, in
ability 20 concentrate the memory and intellect
treated for Dyspepsia, Consumption or Liver Com
plant, and through the ignorance and empiricism
Of others, faiEe decacy ofther own, drag out a
miserable existence by infraCtiOns of the most im-
peTatiye yet simple laws Of their being.
Diseases peculi AT to T. males treated,
| HH-A CURE GUARANTEED IN ALL GASES. %
Persons al q distance, by inclOsing a post age
| stamp and addressing DIR. STEVENS & co B u
69O, Cincinnati, . may receive prompt treatment
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POSTAL RULES.

Many errors occur by persons not observing the
following regulations In depositing letters papeH
or miscellaneous publioations in the Office for
mailing:
ALL DRoP-LKrTERs MUST BIZ PREPAID BT POSTAGE
STAMPS.
Prepayment, by stamps, required on ell letters 70
places within the United States.
Such not prepaid SiH Be- seit 70 e Dead Letter
O1oe, and es party addTessed stH not b ROtsod, a.
ksretQfoFe.
Prepayment, BY stamps, required on all transient
printed matter, foreign and domestic
BY inserting the county In which the once IL 10.
Gated upon all letters, many errors In Buperscrtp
tiOn might be detected and mistakes In mailing be
The postage on sheet music maps, snOravIne. RihO.
grephs q PaO.ogsyhto Pr,Hts on sollgs q y papS
and letter eAVslopeS N packages not Exceeding ~ am
ease -four pounds, is al she Tdte Of one oet an oNos
on fraction Of oanoe 70 place N The United States
sndeY 6fesl kaIdred miles, dnd al The rate Of loo oot
an OHaoe 0f fraction c( an ounce Over WtoeA htNarod
miles, prepaid bv p0s1dge. .staHps.
Same rates on cards, either blank or printed, and
blanks in packages weighing at least eight ounces
aad seeds or cuttings In packages not exceeding
KEGIsTBT OFFICE.
Valuable letters, for any part of the United States
States, or States Of the German Aa8triAn Posta
| Union, Will 10 registered on application at tn,
| Office, between the hours Of ~ A. NJ. and p. ~
Letters 70 b Ts0iStsTod Diu not b TSootVsd Al ate
OFFICE HOURS.
once open ffom s A. N. to 9 p. n.
Open on Sundays from to lOh A.; M
| IO. BAUM =. ~
0iRelnnAti, December
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CONFIDENTIAL.

mn DR. STUART k co.
HsTALAI14siE lla devote their undivided atten-
6=itI=LY8b.IlIN tiOn to the treatmtn OF the
jElH E1s--l11S following diseases, viz: Con.
EiHEyC-- Orrhed, Gieet, SrictureS, Sy-
SIJiT<f5 phiIis in al its forms Sem
inal Weakness Impotence, etc. and they always
succeed in curl the wo st cases, although
many Of their patients had sought relief from every
other source, and in many instances had been given
up 10 die. Those who have contracted disease
should make immediate apph hcatlon, as by their i'm
proved treatment they enabled to cut short re-
cent cases in a very short time.
Young men who have injured themselves by cer-
pleasure or the duties Of married life; sso, mid de
aged and old men, who from the folles Of youth or
other causes, feel a debility In advance OF their
years, before placing themselves under the treat
ment Of any one should first consult DR.. 8. & %,
and have q cure effected By their new and match
less remedy, which never falls In enecing speedy
d. s & Co. are agents for M. La Jh,,He's French
PreUentVe Poigdsr, BY which those wishing 20
avoid an increase Of family can do 50 without dan
ger to health or constitution. Price S2 Alsoi Tor
Madame Celini's Female Monthly Pills, SAFE and
eectua remedy for Irregularities distractions etc.
CAUTIOE -Thtse Pills should not be used during
pregnancy, as mscarfiaRe Is sure 10 follow. Price
81. The pills and Wders sent by mail.
Persons at a distance wishing 10 be cured at nome
with perfect secresy, BY sending US description
OF their case have medicine sent TO any part o
the country, free from danger OF ObeerVAtlon with
full and explicit drectOns for use.
Consultation may be beld fIoms 70
at their once, 20 q East Third-st between Main
and sycamore, up stairs opposite the Henrie House
secresy inyiolaDle. Don't forget the name anc
'-'' DR CHAs. A. STUART 4 co, a.
fes.X Cincinnati, Ohio,
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LEGAL.

-. - :. !. =, = 80 .,s1unTV
STATE OF Oh To- titth IA m M ~ ItTCYIHs,XSgETTA
- SS,- sUfEhly1 OOypRA ". W Stinsit.s, PLAZA
[No. IA Se6I=The seyipgs BANK q enng, fIsuEs s E
till, ~. A, M Handllni Deiehasnt -DsIeLuhn' ~ ~
hereby notified tnet On tne Vtn uW oi yuiS n bi,
1851, the said pantin hlea ~ ReuaOa NJ, tberain
setting forth that on the tth DAY Si yune, "a a. ".
Cushing IN the spm Of s2S 81 on an N ensSne 'Gc G
goQds soiu any qelNeIe9 X ' Ia ~ o1nt dne on
deienoant tnht siteIf aru, ~ arc sajd Cnhbfng 10
sag hSoouht ~ W. " ~ " ~ ba owper thereof:
plaintD tnat ~ ~ INV w. ti a. Ssnt thereon
that tDeIe ~ as1s a t t, Frnn Jnne T. IsSl:
tine sum O. gofy nenE
ana n ~ iS an AZ nrnnertv Of de-
pas oeeh MsufyI IN ~ ert hyo haios Tow and AZ
fnoapt oonsspg g o. ~ I've soiS Tas dor and IN
uen pales W n "a ia rea,,jsod 10 answer 81
virtue theLevI s1 an ~ betera vbe An Ssy of
demmr 20 sain psttion III " ,,Jert ,i ~ hs an
April ", 10, - Osi S rat;}i5nn ana said npophrf
agaihst hiW ~ IN IN, sT same Po'i'i0"' ' 'N
bVIu " ~ nnti'' NJ III o. w TTTDHN for Plaintiff.
leo IVY M. n. @ W. - - ~. ~, lo1s-.-,
---.-D Op OnVO N NrTy TON C0T1NTV.
SThT Vylt IN pI n AZ ODaniei ISerfrk
- YUM 1T fNo. EItsba Rtao,ner ~ al .tfRo
ys James I5hUni hario ,an,ad dsfendant Eiieha
IoOll, lne ~ aoU"J;Jont ~ tho STATE 81 Ohio will
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MEDICAL.

n. z. NEWTON. a. D;-N0. I09 wKsH
hours, Th y Sh A. n ~ TO ~ p. NJ, I 70 p. n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19

HNHE WEEKLY PHRS9 NOW READY
n containing the HeWB Of the Week, both ForeiG1
and Local, and q Telegra phio summary OF EVOn6
DlseWheEe, up 10 the hour Of going 70 pres.
~ sale n the Oounttna-rVeA, pTtee , eeRaa
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ONE DOLLAR PER DAY.
-. @. O. MAOLIsH, Proprietor.
J. N. HARPER, Clerk and Book Keeper, de24 cm
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19

DR. STUART & co.
,devote their undivided atten.
tiOn to the treatmtn OF the
folio wing diseases, viz: Con.
Orrhed, Gleet, Structures, Sy-
philis, In al its forms Sem
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19
NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING,
Corner Of Fourth and Race-sts.,
CONsT UTIONA

And we would advise, all those who are about to
purchase, to either call at communicate with the
above office. fell xI 1. NJ. SINGER & co.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-02-19
James skafdon

Has the SOLE AGRNCY IN CINCINNATI for the
sale of our machines. His Office is in the
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RowERY SAVINGS BANK,

dividend
~ IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION, M, -
Warren st.-The trustees of this ins'Fit)n have
directed tht interest," the rate Of six tGl per
per AnnunI all Sums u $780, and Ave tb per cont
Al sums up " fl, 900; and ur ttl per cent
that amount W be paid n all depositors entitled
hefetn, payable on and after Monday thu 90th day
o. January. AL lntorest no, Withdrawn viii draw
Inter csl ~ principal.
JOHN OAsTREH, PrssdsuA
VANDERBILT L. BU xTOn, Secretary
fA4 IasI9A
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SIbn PIANO-FOErES. SIh0
y ia. ,,.ffaT Il
shipping.

EOR LIVERPOOL DREADNOUGuT
l. Luo-The splendid clipper SHIP VICTORY,
CAPT AMfwurth, vii. positively AL on the 2sl II
January. For passage, At lowest rates, uIply tI-
meIately, g. secure hcrthS On Joard, pier D. y. X,
~ e. =. NJ. pEMAREST, ~ SIatE IT. 80 IllS
EOR LIVERPOOL-OLD BLACK STAR
l. Line-The packet ship CT LrlNAIOR, lying a.
pier ~ East River, sails 3Olh January. For passage
spp.y on bold, or W WILLIAMS 0IlpN, "
Pultln IT, d3i 24ac'lOl
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r ADITS-TH1S IS TIE SEASON FOR
- Bdls Parties, g.. and " you wUuAl AID 10
sn,u charms you should uOt No, cot 4yetrng bit
10 NJ tie BALM o. WHITE LlLLIE5--wlIuh,
~ prp-Ycfyng and bcsuGfyinK the complexion, and
rndc.Lng piupioa, bloiohea, tan, gInlurn, 30,
rom tho skim g'Rnds unrivnilod 1t IA warranted "
= no nom all Injurious ingrclients, and will no,
,afiu the akin ~ the youutysa infant, II "a niooy
prfumei anil IA sid NJ the eEtre.a~ay Wv price OF
TWENTY-FIVE CLSTs per Htue, 10 - hsi ~
Eighth ave, New York. dA 2iacOo
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400 BBLS Picked lEGRlNG-NEW,
'1'OO large size, PASSPORT, Halifax. Grorgv's Bay
aud Labrador Herring; Mackere In 200 lbs, loO llr,
bn ], e., - lls Packages, FOR sale by A. w. bose,
Wholesale cash dealer In Fish All Hams, beet,
Shoulders, I.ird, &C., 225 Washington 1t, near Bar
clay, \. y. Buyors respectfully Invited. IL 3'ls2
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MEDICINES.

CURE YOUR COUGH!-TAR AND WILD
SCherry Bark have long held very high position
A. curtiVes FOR affections Of the Lungs and Teroai
ly the medical profession, and the public in ganeT-
Al. by new chemical proce- NJ. CAMPBELL
has cun ned the active principle ~ these IN cum
psind which he desgnAtes 40 tho SYRUP OF TAX
AND WILD CHERRY, for Coughs, Colds Sore
Throat Bronchitis, a.. II is unsutIVsei. Give u
trd Sold At the low price u Twenty I'VE cents Tsr
hitte, by the proprietor, sAMlK Campbell.
Chem ut and Aputhecary, 4. ". oor sth ave 40
9sth st. Also Al NJ Donads Dry Gods store, 800
Bowery. Bold wholesale 10y h''sars. SchieneIin Bro
Co, cor William and Beekman SITS. AlHo Tor S',e,
F,Irman's khevm Auc LiniInani, price ~ e.ns Per
bottle. ~" E@Ne-lps
DR. C. FAYLISG'S PILE SPECIFIC.
s,,rs ct,re f,r tie bleeding, blind and itching
nilas Price 20 cents Sold by druggists generally
EIMER & AMEND, 1913 Third ave- Agents
J.JONEs, 90 MaeDopga. ~, -
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NOR THE Pills.
L Dr. UPuAM's Vegetable ElestuAry Il certain
c,re sor piles In even form. In the worta csA Of
a. addressing affection, and where all other means
have failed, the IOtlont muN consuhthe Doctor per
snnslly AZ his ofhcg, 3ST Fourth 81. Or. lpham haA
devoted speiai attention TO this disease mr. more
thsn 20 wears and may be consulted In relation T.
This or any other COMPLAINT from O'Clock IN me
uor,,ug until O'Clock In the evening, at Ms h@h'
cal otsc,, ISL Fourth n, sd door trorn the hweTy
irt,yeon Bowcry and Bros.lway. y. G. WELLS
co, General Agent, III FrsAAlln 81, N. Y.
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