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A LOUISIANA CONGRESSMAN STILL FOR THE
UNION An officer Of the 3lst Massac husetts
writes from New Orleans as follows
&c Last night the officer of the guard at the ST
Charles was accOsted bya gentleman whom he
found to be BOuligny, one OF the last Represent
atives whom Louisiana sent to Congress, and
who held out for the Union long after his State
seeded. Since that time that man has fought
no less than screen dKsIS-neaTlY one a month
solely on account OF his Union sentiment He
is now a mained man, his left hand shattered
and his left arm paralyzed, and one or both Of his
feet injured. That is literally standing up for
the Union, and he says he is still as strong a
Union maa ever All b NOR to him and all
like lin May they be mdnyn
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GREAT Run AT BILLIARDS VIM. Owens OF
Syracuse, n. Y, while playing a game OF bill.
lizards In the billiard saloon Of his father In that
city, on Tuesday last, made the most extraordi
nary run of foKr thousand and fus points mostly
with the white and red balls. The last play was
made with five shot, and the Courier saws he re-
llnquished his cue from sheer exhaustion. As Is
the in ali such runs, he had the balls wedged
In the law
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TEnH,LE AccIDEar AT NrAeAnA FALLS :

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT AT NIAGARA FALLS -
The Rochester Dsnnocrdf says = 80 JgF.E {
"On Sunday morning tine people Of Niagara
Falls were startled by the report that three men
were swept over The falls In row boat. The oc-
currence II said TO have taken place about six
O'Clock q N +, and was first discovered by a por-
ter at the Cataract House, who saw the bo t con-
tanning the men in the middle of the river, ana
saw the fnal plunge from the brink Of the awful
chasm, whose depths have already engulphed
many human beings In a destruction terrible to
the Imagination and appalling to realize. We
learn from gentleman who visited the Canada
side Of the river yesterday, that the fatal catas-
trophe was also witnessed from near the Clifton
House.
"The men were seen putting out from the
Canada side, near Chippewa with the evident in
tention Of landing near the south end Of Goat
Island. After getting out a short distance the
current was found too strong for them; the recent
high wind up the lake was still forcing more
than an usual quantity Of water through the river
and although they made every exertion to steni
the rushing tide, theif efforts were unavailing,
They Were seen, after battling for a time desper.
a.ely against thecurrent, to draw their oars from
the water and sit mOtionless In the boat, resigned
to their fate. In this condition they were SWEEP
over the falls. The names OF the unfortunate men
wers not obtained.
Accidents Of this kind have taken place sew.
eral times before, TO persons who were foolhardy
nOugh to attempt a passage across the Niagara
river In an open boat, near Goat Island"
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III The CharlestOn Mercury states that the
steam ram Mississippi, which the rebels burned
~ New Orleans, was three times as large as the
Merrimac, and that she could have DESTROYED the
Yankee navy II they could have got her resdy In
time
IOThe gusuillas In Missouri have not vet
been cleared out. A Government train OF seven
wagons, with all its stores, was captured by them
day or two since, between RoIla and Spring.
nsld. -... +. f.. .r...
liza dispatch from shanghae dated March %
states that the rebels were AZ ain defeated the
lith. Eighty thousand refugees are In that city.
10 Ia reported that the rebels about attacking
Chu1an t =
D-Mr b l.. Stuart, the well known sugar re-
hner Of New York, has offered to rebuild at his
own expense the sixth street church, which was
Destroyed IN the late are IN Troy. u.s.
IL The ONCE Of the Richmond Examiner has
Deen removed TO Petersburg, - miles distant 'sin
antlcfpanon OF the movements Of the United
states army .aE .t,,
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A LARGE CARGO FOR NEW ORLEANS The
steamship Suwanee, which sailed on Saturday
for New Orleans, carried out a very large cargo,
consisting princi pally Of 50 hhds. shoulders, 25
do. sides, 103 do. bagged hams, 1Oi bbls and 161
kegs lard, ,23l boxes Of soap, e93 do candles q
do smoked tongues, a do cheese, 2 OC0 do. her.
ring, 100 bbls. mackerel, 100 do. vinegar, %
cases shoes and hats, besides medical stores
Phi!l Ledger.
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Destructive Fires.

NEW YORK, May 29.-One thousand barrels of
oil in the sheds Of j. w. Lockwood, at Will
Hamburg, with six schooners at the wharf, were
burned to-day. Loss heavy, but fully insured.
ROCHESTER, May 29.-W hitney's elevator, with
4O,t " bushels OF wheat and 600 bushels Of corn,
was burnt this afternoon. Loss $50 600.
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Arrest of n. e.. Staver

CINCINNATI, May 2s-D. C. Slower, charged
with fraudulent issue of Indiana State bonds
leaves Indianapolis to-day, with a guard, for
New YORK He 10 not very communicative, but
says that he ufed all the blanks he had and can
not tell without examining the books how much
spurious stock has been irsued
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PASSENGER TRAIN 10 MANASSAS.

WAR DKPARTMKNr,
Ogses ht!staFy SHpesHieadsaf RGtlroads q. s.
.. HasAsastOa, April Is, ls62. y
No Passenger Train win be run from washins
ton to Manassas until further notice.
ID. c. McCALLUM,
sP 1s-H NJ. ID. and supit ailroads, u. ,.
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o " CIAL,

nEPAR7MENf OF STATE, .a-
A. WasHfssfos, January Is, isss.
The Secretary Of STATE win hereafter receive
Members Of Congress on business on ssturdsxs,
commencing with Saturday, the fnt Of next
month. .. 80. r-I
tsa Eu WILLIAM VI SEWARD,
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Powder Mill Explosion.

MAucH CHUNK, May 2s.-W. Fl. Cool's powder
mills at Beaver Meadow, Pa blew up this morn
ing, about o'clock-cause unknown. The losi
Is about 81 900. No one injured.
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HzAL Estate Since our last report, the fol.
lowing sales have been made:
by j. C. MEG uire & Co Lot at the corner Of
north and Eleventh street west, with the I'm
prOyement-a small frame bouse-to Mr.. George
kssting, for % $50, or about % per square foot
A small frame house and lot near the old elas
house, First Ward !sto EmellRe West, for $3.50
ByGTesn Williams-Brick house and lot on
Fourth ST west, between and q north, for s7G5
10 w m -Paaring. Lots ?, s aud Q, in square go,
slbdivided, on East Capitol street and Eighth ST.
cast, TO w. It Grimes and A r Hood at cents
per square foot; and two lots to Richard Roth
well, for AZ cents per square foot. Lot L. In
square 433, with oae two story brick house on
seventh ST., between u and streets, south, 10
JObn Shafer, for SLIGO A nne three story brick
dwelling aud lot IL, Ia square 374, on North st
between Ninth and fentu west, to Orem Hop
kins, Of Baltimore, for 81 ,l25
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MYSTERIOUS On last Saturday, Robert f.
Roche, private In the I'd Infantry, detailed for
outY AZ Douglas Hospital, obtained permission to
be absent short time, and went away; since then
no trace Of him can be found He had 500 uoon
his when he left. He Is a young man, OF good
aud steady habits but 10 subject to epilectic AIS;
aad fears are entertained that he has either had
one Of these dts, that he has been foul'y dealt
witn-his well known good character precluding
aiy thought Of Intentional misdemeinor on his
part.
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1USLiC NOTICE IL HER kBH GtVRN,tnat
until othsrwlse ordered, the Commiesiorers
Incer the EoI os Cengrsfs Of the leth OF April
eUft.e. IAN act for tie feease OF Ger t.in srsops
hela 20 esFvioe or shor N the DisiTIct OF COlun,-
bl6, wili hold their seasons n the CITY Hal, n
tho C1ty OF Washington, OF monday, Tuesd ;.
" sdnssdsJ- Ihu rsds.. and Friday, of every wee
Aia tltt al PERSONS ,loJSl t2 the United States,
ho1nE ciElEns 20 se vice or labor against peri nra
81 cna'gSd theret = n lJ 'hst Got, may, W.. A
ninety csys from % p1ssaEe thereof. v hioh vi
expire on the l5ta o. JAY nsIt,) but not ther saft
prSscns 70 The COmnsslOf ers theiT Two
ments or petitions IN writing. verified by ugfn ~
sIhrnStIOn Sottlns forth the names az es. end F-f
cons description OF such persons, Lhe mann 4,
which tho petitioners ace Sui- cd snch ci iNr, AnC IL
iGcts t0uchlrE tie vaBe theTooI. and aoelG-.I. .a
or hsT allegiance 20 the 6Ove.alnsn. OF tho gTIteI
states, and thai the psItIOrcr kSs rot bore arms
Against tne OEIscd States dsy nE te preseIt feLei
uor or 10 Any TsJ gwen sld CE cll.f1-t therstO..
aSa Eottes &c tsysby JsfhEr GfcsS. that the tlms
ntfosa m tie 5tn Eect0l Jf that ast. fo- 6ins =
st1ie nent m wrltlpE or Echsdue With the Clerk Of
tSe CroElt Court for the District OF Col-Tnba, bs
Us cove sl owners or slGsAnts 10 tns services o.
uS1.eE, 5Zes, s5G, sEc 1sTtICular cSscristiOn uf
sucl persoDs -SVerAT, is By authority Iisen q.
te G2I!niEsicHers. " tstkot. extended 10 the lst
dSs or June ns1t. The Commissioners are kru-
hlDled from al 0EinE the claim Of sny person no
Sal leE SCI 20 6le bICH sttsEsGt aokedu " "a
sai5 C!crr according 20 tbs reSairements of thas
scclIcn 81 sand act.
s :, yISTON,
pANiEL u. GeDDLOE,
hOHArfO King,
CLInr.lf fasioD.,.
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Over Issue of State stock.

NRw YORK, Nav 20.-The committee of the
board OF brokers repor! an over issue of Indiana
State stock Of nearly 81 ,5OO, 600. 49,
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FIFTH WARD-SECOHD PRECIEGT-
Notice Is herebJ given lhAt, in conformity 30
the provisons ofthe eSsfteT Of !he city Of ~ esh-
day Of June next, at the 2chOol House. on i = cor
ner OF Sd street east and street seuth, for ayO
10 serve two years, one member of tue BC sTd of
AIsernen, tQ serve two Jesrs, InToe members o.
the Board OF Common Council, to servo one yesr,
sgd one Assessor, 10 serye two years, fer EaiG
The polls will open ST q. m and cloks atip. N.
WIN. SLATER.
ISAAC 9 BsRTLETT,
Z. +. CRUMP,
m - CnInrnir
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CURE WARRANTED, OR NO cRIRGF
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYSI

Weakness in the Back, structures Affections OF
the kldnoYs aEd Bladder, Involuntary Dlsoharges
p.PTI, Languor, Copfusioo OF Ideas, PalpI'atfon
0I the Heart, Low Spirits, TimidIty, TremblInrs.
Head, Throat. Nose or skin Affections Of the
Lungs, stomach or Bovels-theee terrible 6is-
oSders arlslng IRON Solitary Habits OF Youth
these Dreadful and Destructive Practices vhloh
render Marriage lmPosHbie, and destroy Soth
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THIRD WARD-FIRST PRECINCT.- Notics
4 lB hereby given that. IN conformity 10 ths pro
visions of the chatter of the citT of Washington,
an election will be held on MONDAY, tbs I'd 66y
of June next. At the Wood Office OF J. w. = Innls,
sonth west corner OF 9Th and III Streets for Mayor,
10 serve two years. one men be- OF the BozTd cf
Aldermen. 70 serve two years, thtee members OF
the Board OF Common Council. TO gerve one year,
and an Assessor, to serVe two JeaTs, for SAID
Wer0.
The polls Will open At O'Clock :. N. end close 1t
pm. JAS. NJ. TOWERS,
.- ... y. NJ. MARTIN.
WIN. POPE,
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u DIR. JOHNSTON,
I'D MORE
Lock HOSPITAL,
Has diScorsrsdfke most Csrtaia Sps.dV c.S On =,
EfsctUaL Remedy IN fAs World
FOX ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT,
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
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YOUNG MEN

EspeclSliy who have become the victims CT soll
tsry Vice, that dreadful and destructive babi
sands OF Young Men Of the most eIaItsd talapt,
6nd brlllsnt intellect, who might 9th erViee have
ent :. ced Ilstening Senates with the thunders o.
eioquenoe or vaEed ecstacy the liyinF IN re- ms
cal with ful! oOQ5deuca 49, '''~'
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DR. JOHNSTON

Member OF the Royal College of Surgeons. Lon
0oe, gTAouate IRON one OF the most eminent e.
IegoS IL the Unite States and tbs sTenteT nsrt "a
whose lfe las eeea sps~t in the hcSp,tr's ~
L9sndon, Parls, PhilacelphI4 ani elsewheTe. hsst,
enecIed ton1e OF the most astoGfsbirg cnreS tb
wee ever known; nSny tToGblsd with rinsIne in
the heaa aso ears when asleep; great peryous-
ness vita fTet uent blushing, attended sometImex
win oerangemeni OF mind, were cured Immedi-
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SIXTH WARD-HRST PRECINCT-Notiea
visions of tte Usnrsr 1s1t n 1hs 5 the PRO
an election will be held on Monday, the "a dsy 81
June ne At, 81 the Puanc SohcO! House cor Ter or &
street south AMI 7iR strset for Mayor t0 serve
two years, one member of the Beard of Aldorrnen
70 serve two years, Aud three mem: ess of the
ssid Ward. ~ o. - - = NN '-''O
Polls open at g. m. and oose st1p.m
..f . ....s.- . GEURGS BROWN,
... JOSEPH WALSH,
II. b. MARKS.
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SECOND WARD-SE~ md Pr -CTNCr-
- Notice Is hereby given II, IA con IImdJ 90
tno pIovie ons oI tne chsrteI II tne CITY OF w ssh
"a of June next. at Ford's brig Sore cornar of
vo fnr @ anu III. IIh Ss RsySf 70
Alcerm n to servo two JesTs and for LhTes msm-
0are OF the Board OF Common CouIcI! TO serve OG5
year. = 7'@
The polls viii open st7 O'CLOCK 8. m, and close
att IN, WM. II, SHEDD, o.
EDWD. G. DYER,
SAML. LEWIS,
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Ne. 1888
ELECTION NOTICES.

EIRST WARD-EIRST PREGTRCT-NotIoe
= as hsfesy siven thai, m conformity 70 the pro-
an election VII be he'd on monday. the Cd day Of
yuns next At John G. Rssve's C6rpente, shop,
street, between 18th and 2th streets. fnr Mayor 10
ssrye two fesrs. Tor one IhsntIer of the BoSTd of
Aide 70 serve two yetns. thrsa members OF the
Board OF CoInmon Council 20 seTve one .eAr, aud
an Assessor 10 teIvs two yesrs, for said Ward.
Ire pohs VIII opeR ~ 3. m and clote 80 Z >, m
WM II. CALVERT,
!. -;f- &c w. n. PkRkER.
o.: = = z JAS. d. wITHERS, 2'
20 - - = -------- - Commls-lDners
EIRST WARD-SRCOS PRECINCT.-
n - Notice is hereby given thst, In conformity to
the PROV 81 ons of the charter Of the oity of Wasl
lnkton, sl election will be he'd Monday, the I'd
day OF June next at Uorsett's Carpenter Shop
poTher CT 18th and g street,, for Mayor 20 serve
two years, for one member of the Board of Alder
men 20 serve two cara, three menbets Of the
4 -Hohrd OF ommon CoaRoA a. - Fva ere wear. Aud
ssfys IT sssn s:go Jes.a, for sid Wsrd
'H-3 -bv8a SAMUEb STOrT,
- r. *. DORSET, Sr.,
LEWIS PARKER,
u GOmmIkLIUn6Fs
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EnDoksEMENT OF THE PRESS.
THE NJ ANY THoUstvps cuped At TINS N sfif,,io,
Sthla me iast senteen years. and tire M
ihIpcf LhQt SErslcaI QR6IaL.Ols keTtoF1ASd ly [lr
JOaHstos, vtHess Cd By the r.pofters al bapeT ,1i
-inslI ,o;hsI Ierso hs. notices VI shSh have sp~
Peared sfa!n and ega.u betSre the pa slIo bssid,.
his stand. ng es gentleman Of chaTaster Sld "a
1lcted - = - m IA 80 st-
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CECOND WARD-PIRSTPR ECTNT.-Notics
- is hefby given that, in conformity 10 tire proyI-
slons of the CHARTER of the city of WGkhlngtc. Au
election will be held on MOndsy, tte Cd dsy of
June rext, at 419 Twelfth street, between New
Yo-k avenue l str5st, for Msyor, 10 serve two
yea s. for one member of the Board Of Aldernsa, a,
TO rerve two years, and for three members OF the
Board OF Common Council, TO ssrv- one Jesr.
The polls will be opened att O'Clock . M. and
close ~ p. IN. GEO. W.STEWART,
JAS w. SPALDlNG,
l.. F. CL RK,
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MARRIAGE

MARRIED PERsors. or Young Men oontempl. =
ting marriage, icing aware of physical wesknsssg ,
organic deOility, defOrmItIss &O., speedily cureg
he VINO places himself under tue care Of IN \
may rel gOCs'y ooaiice Ia lie honor as a sentlam,n
anu ~ SohnGeLlS TOY npon hls skill as s physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERICK ST !
leit htrd slce going from Baltimore street a few.
cooTs from the corner. Fail not TO ohserye nsma
ana number Letters must be PAID and contain a,
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SlATH WARD SECOND PRFCINCT.-
~ Notice 10 hereby Eiyen that, IN conform ty 20
the provisions OF the charter OF the city of Wash
lngtol an election " III be held on Monday the "a
DAY OF Jane next at the Anacostis kngIns House,
Tor mayor 20 serve two years, one member of The
msmters Of the Board OF ofComm0n council TO serve
The pols viii open At O'Clock a m and close ct
O'Clock ?. m. de- w. 3. VEHABLE, -..F
IHOS. p WHITE, r~-
' o. w. ASGFLL, : -
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washington. Ayr,i -. fss2
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TOR SALE-4yoce CEDAR and CHESTNUT
u PoSfsil also 1900 CAESfNu1% RAILS
Apply next door TO b. cad bskerss Louisisna ay-
~ 2s-im, ,'-N's RGSzER, B4RRlcK & CO.
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10 COnSunlptivcs.

Hh advertiser, having been restored to health IN
lew weeks, by very simple remedy after having suf
several years with severe lung affection that
t aISease Consumption-s anxious make known
TO his fellow sufferers the means of cure
Tc all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
sepon used ree of CHARGE, with the directions for
preparing ana using the same, which they will SURE
TIRE FOR CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRoHCHrTIs &c. The
only object OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
IS To brrett the afflicted nd spread information which
to be invaluable and he hopes every suffered
VIII Try ms remedy as it will them nothing, an
may prove blessing, e' ~
fartes wishing the prescription will please address
Rev EDWARD 4. WILSON,
an WilliamsDurgh,
jo3W3m Kings County. New York
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RY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
1O'CLOCK 2. M

yrw YoRK, Oct. IA. The Tri6une's Wash
;,,top dispatch, says the modified rumors OF
|,binet and military changes are unfounded, a,
,bev were last week.
The Times Harper's Ferry letter, confirm
,bs statement that forward movement of the
srmy is determined upon.
' Tie Rerald's Washington dispatch says the
s.atp Department received information from
Minister Adams Of the arrest of parties in Eng
land for counterfeiting United States treasury
THE The Land Secretary of Ecuador has offered to
,nr government lands for the colonization of
.bs negroes. The offer cannot be accepted
unless coming through the government OF the
country.
The War Department has received dispatches
f,on Gen. Pope that the Sioux war is at an end
Little Crow has fed with small party to
he Ysnktan country, but cavalry force has
bpen sent after them, and there is no doubt
thew will be given up.
The Her4Ms dispatch Gays rumor has
been current to night that large force of re-
lei. had crossed into Maryland and had been de-
tasted but it is untrue.
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Making q per cent. for the year end
ing Aug 1862 Said per cenage be cast upon the orig
inal amount ofthe premium note without reference to any
Endorsement and to be paid to the easurer at his Office
in Montpelier, before the 18th day of Oct 1867
Members OF the Company will find in the hands the
representatives elect to the legislature schedule showing
the amount of due from each rcspectvey and
they are particularly desired that the money for thc,
assessments is forwarded the Office in October The assess
mens must be paid when due Those taus fail to ay
ought not to expect to be paid property is DESTROYED
by lire little attention this part of the Members
OF the Company at the proper time, will expense
and trouble (See Act of Interpretations on your Policy
which will be enforcedl J. I. THURSTON, Treasurer
Montpelier, Sept. 9 1862.
u The publishers Of each weekly newspaper this State
are requested to insert the foregoing in their respect
i've papers three weeks sucessvey and forward he bills
t" this office for payment.
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r.HEr's CATHARTIC CASDIBs-lndi gestion, Stomach
.rd Liver Complaints medicines will cure the
mast confirmed of dyspepsia, aid disorders of the
remach and liver. They have restored suffering
h,ptptcs actual and permanent health Il an all the
cher eph neral specifies" united. They have stood
,tp test Of fifty years experience. They increase the
annette nvigorate the stomach and purify the liver
bowel complaints they equally effcaciOus, and for
ck and headaches they stand unrvalled Sold
nv all Druggists, at % cts. per box. 40
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II f||::a;F M ms /
A NEW DsSCOVERy

hc Ascarides or PIN Worms, the renewal of which
mas eve, oaed the skill Of the eminent physi
reach of considered by them beyond the
by the use of eApe"eu IRON the system
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
mr.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

Tie combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the
result of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation: and caran in correcting all
Painful Menstr uatons, removing all distractions
y.ihcr from cold otherwise, headache, pain in the
,Ie, apiiaton of the heart whites, all afec-
Astercs, fatigue, pain in the back and limbs, &c
disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of nature
DIR CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
vas tire commencement of new era in the treatment of
;hose irregularities and instructions which have con-
siged 50 many to premature grave. No female can
enjoy good hts In unless she is regular and whenever an
Obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
dine.
DR.. CHEES EMAN'S PILLS
are the most efeCtual remedy known for all coz
NaintS peculiar Females. 10 all classes they are in
TaUabe inducing with certainty, periodical regularity
They known to thousands. who have them at diff
eent periods throughout the country. having the sane
lion of some Of the most emucnt Physicians in America
Explicit directions, stating when they should not be
used, with each hoXthc price dollar per box, con-
aiming from fifty 10 sixty pills.
PMS sent by mail, promptly, by RENTING to the Pro-
Pre:nr sold by ) i. Redf Id, Montpelier, VT, and
uy Druggists generally.
l. F.PISRCE, Montpelier, Agent.
r. b, hUrCFINS. Proprietor,
nayofly 20 Cedar ST., New York.