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The New York herald., 1863-07-17
II II. LUDLOW. AUCTIoNEER
:Us Administrators Sale OF valnnb Property At
SNEDEN - LANDING
dleectly opposite Dobus' Ferry on the Hudson
T. II. LIJI, 4 90

HENRY II. LEEDS Il CO., AUCTIONEERS
IL HENRY II. LEEDS 4 co. win sell at auction. or
saturday July 8 at IL clock in front Store No z
Nassau street ''s
spen IL Dark Bay Horse es old sixteen hand
ogn OF great style, cheerful driver suta,l
road or ty nse and excellent saddle sofa o,
Tor want -
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diors who were engaged In yesterdays battle.
Two other trains were on the way from the
battlefield similarly laden. was on board
ono Of the trains, but did not learn from en-
odries made az many car doors that any w.
boys were there. This wounded belonged
principally to New York and Western regi-
ments Of cavalry. The train came to this
city and the men were we'll cared for
This mornings papers contain nothing Of
this late engagement. II is owing to a care
ful censorship. Soldiers who we're wounded
gave me detailed accounts Of the fight, but il
is probable their reports are too meagre for
use. You will learn full particulars soon go
Two hundred rebel prisoners went down the
Potomac to-day to be cxcha~ gcd
II is taoitly understood that the bronze fig
ure for the dome NJ the Capitol will he put in
Us place July 4th, accompanied with nm in
augurated Of some sort. have been irving
to get a list Of Vermont soldiers SIGH in hos
pitfalls here. but have not yet had time.
Ever for tho Union, EARNRsr.
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WASHINGTON LETTER.


Washington, Juuo 10Th, 1853 :
Dear Wdichman:-A few cool days have
come, cold enough at sunset to remind one of
the snow drifts we have often seen at this
season OF the year under the shelving rocks
Of the Green Mountains. OF late have been
caring for our sick and wounded which come
up from " the front" The BOYS arc brave as
ever, and grateful even to tears. he pass
engers are a motley crew, some from high life,
many from ow, waiting the landing Of the
soldiers. ! often see groups OF freed slaves
standing in the midst Of such things as they
would most need in life Of libcrty,-blan-
kets, coats, and waIdrobes. They are happy.
You see it in every feature. Their taste In
regard to dress has been tIammelled But
now and then bright ribbon of yellow seems
to diyest many Of them OF that uniformity Of
dress which always marks these refugees.
Yesterday about two o'clock in the r. NJ .,
a shell exploded, then another, and finally
the entire magazine of Fort Lyon at Alexan-
dria. The entire shock lasted twenty seconds,
and was very distinctly felt for miles around.
II creates no little excitement. IL was nat
nral conclusion than Lee was near at hand
The people OF Alexandria have erected very
heavy barbados and gates across their prin-
cipal streets, aud have encroled their city
with deep rihe-pits anr abatis. The explo-
sion was accidental, killing and wounding
over forty men The Fort is nearly destroy
ed, but will soon be rebuilt.
II has been the impression here that our
troops are again active on the Rappahannook.
very bloody cavalry fight. has been in pro-
sress on the river. This morning | was at
Alexandra. After waiting many hours train
arrived from Warrenton soon after n,idnisht
hringing eleven car loads of our wounded sol
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Winoo.M Vale, 1868.

TRUE CouRAGE.--A little drummer boy in
ONE OF our regiments, who had become great
iayorite with many Of the officers by his I'M
remilting good nature, happened on one oc-
casIon to be in the officers tent when the
bane OF soldiers life passed around A cap
tain handed glass to the little fellow but
he refused it saying:
" / am a Cadet Of Temperance and do not
taste strong drink"
" But you must take some now. | insist
upon it. You belong to our mess to-day, anu
cannot refuse.
Still the boy stood firm on the rock Of total
abstinence, aud held fast to his integrity
The captain turned to the major, and said
" H. is afraid to drink; he will never
make a soldier"
How is this said the major, playfully,
and then assuming another tone, added: ~
command you to take a drink, and you know
II is death TO disobey orders
The little hero, raising his young form to
its full height, and fixing his clear blue eyes,
lii mp with unusual brilliancy, ON the face Of
the officer, said
e. Sir, my father died drunkard and
when l entered the army promised my dear
mother, on NY Bonded knees, that oy the
help Of God 1 would not taste a drop of rum,
and mean TO keep my promise. am sorry
to disobey your orders, sir, but | would
rather suffer death than disgrace my mother
and break my pledge"
The little drummer boy is now wounded
sufferer in the hospital at West Philadelphia
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miscellaneous,
For the Waterman.
d MEMORY BELLS.

Oil. c,i,., ,.;,.t htt os
the silent corridor. NJ many years ,heir silent voices -
IVg'nii J Iorn'he"d
Not always the same hand ring. chimes
sweet. sad nr cav. from the bells of ,pemory
may not saw what hand il an thom nov ,et
they are healing low. sad and unutter,bly
sweet. In nv ears. and the burden of their
chimes ia tbr sce,ss ~ ,n, ,o,,L and ,La
dear. old church of INV childhood Yes in
INV ear. are he menorv hollis sopndine os I
tread once more the aisle. of that dear old
Church How many deem and boly memo.
ries bind me oiti Yea. deem in nv bsa,t If
hearts IL hath place There my infant Inns
first learned To iepeat the promi.e. from ,be
sacred pages. there 6rst beard Ch,ist
prc,cbed there Christ grst .,oLe ,,,,co o.. 49,,
soul. and There took nno5 .ne th, ,o,,s -,
God.
..r,. t.,,.i,... ,,.,,...., ...a......
Nottue shall treak. mot a lax shall start "
Those solemn vows snoken ere tho dow
of youth had PASSED away. In imeoin,t,on
the past nine years arc rolled back. and a,oin
stand before that congregation and enter
into covenant. " the most solemn and mo.
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DACIFIC GUANO.-AoNNcY ron rn

DAClFIC GUANO.-AGENCY FOR THE
Il AMhONIArRD PACIFIC GUANO. - We are
receiving constant supply this superior Guano VIII
VIII be ound one OF the cheapest and best Fertilizers 10
the market 1t adapted to all Soils and all the various
eTops'-urass, Grain, Corn. Potatoes, Root Crops To.
bAeeo &C. @c as will be seen by the numerous letters
ana tesnno malls received the last season Pamphle
containing testimonials Se will be furnished on app,
Also, continue the Agencies In Fertilizer Seeds Sc;
Goes super-Phosphate Of Lime Fish Guano; Ground
Bone Bone Neal Poudrette Pulyerzed Charcoal .
ufAss seed &c, at the lowest market prices
GEO. DAVENPORT & co,
"'f lih MIN st BOSTON.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES

DIR. OH EESE EN- MS PILLS
The combination Of ingredients in these rius az, DO,
result Of long and extensive practice They are mild
in their operation, and certain 10 correcting all irregu
ariies, Painful Menstuations removing all obstruc.
tons, whether from cold otherwise headache pain in
the side papation Of the heart whites an nervous at
ccons, Mysteries fatigue, pain the back and limbs
&c, disturbed sleep, which arise from interruption Of
nature
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the commencement Of new IN the treatment
those irregularities and obstructons which have oonssn
ed so many 10 PREMATURE GRAVE. No female can
ENJOY good health uuess she Ia regular and whenever
obstruction takes place the general health begins to de
cline.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
are the most ehectunl remedy ever known for all com
plants peculiar TO Females To all classes they are IN
valuable, inducing oih JfaiHy periodical re0uAa-tv
They are known 10 thousands, WHO have used them Al
different periods. throughout the country having the
sanction Of the most eminent Physicians 10 America
Explicit directions, stating Nheu they should not be
used with each boA-the rice One Dollar pen Box con
tanning from 50 To % Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by rcmittng to the Pr1.
prietor. sold by druggists generally.
X. d. HUTCHlNS Proprietor,
70 Cedar ST., New York.
Soldby S. 2. RedGeld, aud L. +. Pierce 4 Co. Mont
peel also BY j. W. hoby Co., Burlington.
MaY27dVwly
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Would you wish to live without trial /;
Then you would wish to die but half man.
Without trial you cannot guess at your own
str ngth Men do not learn to swim on a
table F.; they must 20 into deep water and bu!-
iet the surges If you wish to understand
their true character,--if you would know
their whole strength Of what they are capa-
ble,-throw them overheard over with
them, aud il they are worth saving.they will
swim ashore themselves.
God grant that W. may contend with other
churches, as the vine with the olive, which
of us shall bear the best fruit; but not as
the brler with the thistle, which of us shall
be the most Improbable LORD Bacon.
1t is with antiquity as with ancestry. ma
tons are proud Of the one. and individuals Of
the other; but if they are nothing in them
selves, that which is their pride ought to be
their humiliation.--C Cotton.
Jesus waited thirty years in carpenters
shop before he began his work, to teach us to
wait, hardest lesson of all
Time past is gone, thou oAnst not II recall
Time ~ thou hast improve the portion small
ime future is mot aud may never boi
inNf nrrsfUf is me Huli iine Tor thee
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HELMBOLD's ROSE WASH.

An excellent Lotion for Diseases Of aSyphtD Nature
and injection 10 Diseases Of the Urinary Organs.
Arising from habits of dissipation, used iu connection
with the Extracts fuehu and s,rsaparia in such dis-
eases as recommended
Evidence Of the most responsible and reliable ehMa1-
ter will accompany the medicines.
CERTIFICATE OF CURES,
From eight to tsenty years standing with names known
to SCIENCE AND FAME.
For Medical Properties " Buchu see Dispensaory Of
the United States.
See Professor Devices valuable work on the Practice
Of Physio
See remarks made b. The late celebrated Dr. Physio
Philadelphia
See remarks made by Dr Ephraim Mcdowell, ceie-
brated hysican, aud Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons, Ireland and pu0ls ed in the Transactions
Of The King and Queens journal
See Medioo Crurgeal Review published by Benj.nin
lravefs, Fellow ofthe Royal College Of Surgeons.
See most ofthe late STANDARD Works on Medicine
EXTRACT BUoHU, 81 90 PER hottie, SIX ron % o.
EXTRACT sARsArAKlLLa, 81 90 PEA BrorLE on SIX
roR IS Oh. IMPROVED ROSE WASH 80 PER BOTTLE, Oh
SIX FoR 80 80
Or hafa dozen Of each for s2 90 which vii be sufficient
to cure the most obstinate cases II directions ad'
hefed TO-
Delivered tc any address, securely packed from oo'''
vauon.
tJ- Describe symptoms in all communications. Cures
guaranteed Advice gratis.
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NJ a $ 0 N ~ II A NJ l. | J
CABIN Ell ORGANS,
Win AUTOMATIC SWELL

PArENrTD Der. n, 1862
! 3. HariHg Hf'y introduced numerous rery i'm.
portaut improvements 90 HarmoHiums zoe hare ye.
cnTtd for Neui-bV cptright me fyode-mark Cabinet
gan, irhteh 'rH distinguish them from tt0se OF ofAey
makers ami pfofec. pu,cAasers iron, limitations
Mason HAMLlN's CABINET ORGANS are urunounc.
ed superior 90 ali Instruments Of similar nature A.
meludous soraphincs, Nc, BY those best qualified to
Ed Gold Medal in ihs country. See wrttea testimony
Tom the following most eminent Organists Of New York
Boston &c IA which they pronounced lhe best Of
TIER class VI which we have any knowledge " Xundel
Otganst Of Henry Ward Beecher's Church Flint Of
Madison Square Church Nosohtha OF Caviar, Church;
Wells, Of Christ Church Magrath Of Dr. Pises Church.,
smitl, Of me Immaculate Conception Church Hagen,
Editor, haoicH hertet0, of New York, Tuckermau Of
~ fanIs Church WillclN. Of Immaculate Conception
ChuTchi Baumbach of the Church Of the Unity La r.
Of Ola south Church, of Boston Beale Of ST. Joseph
church, Thomas, OF the Church OF thcHoy Innocsnts
Marsh Of st. Peters Church, Of Albnny--aud many
others.
The Manufactures in possession Of testimonials TO
similar effect from Ihalbcfg, Morgan, /. Mason Der
RAIN, bradbury, webb Root, Hastings VIM Mason
oa'ter' Wolienhaupt, Gelhaaf, Klauser, Wosohu, &C.
PRICES
CABINET ORGANS, Single and Double Reed $40 to $50
with q. aud u stops pedal bass Sc s225 20 45u
MELonEoNs Nine Nareties $50 10 225
W Descriptive Circulars sent by mail
Mareruouis in Boston: "a WASHINGTON ST.
Wateioums VA New York . aud MERCER 81
Address MASON uAMlIN, Boston" or ,,MAso,
bRo1HEhs, New York 1859
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lTHE NFW cOMMERcIAL RUMDINO


tbs Course embraces Book kcrpiug boa 90 It's d. art
mouts Peumhnship, Commercial Arithmetic, business
u@pondeuce, Commercial Law Political Economy
commercial E'hie. Partnership Settlement Detecting
CouuteIfetcd and Altered Bank Notes sc.
The Spenccrian System NJ Penmaushipis taught in D
it, varieties. by she most slf.i masters " te arr
The Book Keeping department is under thp special
supervision aud instruction Of the PRINCIPAL, T. low
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TAGGARD AND THOMPSON

HaFe puTcNns'u OF IHe N'sEu07s 0I me late FINN Ol
r. A. BRowN q Co.,
THEIR ENTIRE STOCK AND STAND,
Al p CokNhlLL, BOSTON,
Together with thtcompletr t u then former Publiea-
tons.
As they are constantly adding extensive variety Of
NEW BOOK AND STATIONERY GOODS
"a tns Large Bankrupt stock they are prepared 10 con.
duct the general BOOB BUSINESS iu al It's mauchos the
same us heretofore.
AT 20 COkNHiLL. BOSTON.
Orders rom Trader, Ieachcrs and other purchasers
" books, solicited Pytces Dio.
IAGGAkD THOMPSON
20 COHNHitL, Boston.
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J'AG GARD AND TIL PSON,
Il ~ CORNHlLL, BOSTON.
Publish the following valuable and popular
= & III . . l. Is 90 * -
Wnrcester,s Elements Of Universal History
Wouestcr's Historical Au.s,
Ware s. ~melies' Phuusophy of Natural History
Phuuucks Pumar! School Tablets,
The uuHelsal Speaker, by adams q Calkius,
Sheiwouds Wiring Speller,
Browns Series ut Gtammare,
Eatlus Series of Arithmetic, compr sing
l. hatuus Primary Arihmcuc-haudsomey
illustrated,
H. Eston's intellectual Anthmcuc--iN PRESS,
III. talon Common , ehool Arithmetic,
w. Eatpn's Treatise uu Written Arithmetic.
This be- tAr settles ut ArAmeiics used m the s. hools Of
Boston aud extensively in Massachusetts Copies sent
70 Teachers for examination ou receipt ufpn.tt1c
Address TAGGARD * THOMPSON,
~ CObNhILL BOSTON.
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full diffctnuA Tor using, ana sent ul tA-
Ircss, closely seated 70 all parts of the country.
PKlCES-Full strength so half strength 50; quar-
ter strength, 80 per hotfle
RfNEN BER--Ihis medicine is designed erpress-
"a, f9r OBSTINATE CASES, which al other remedies
6ftbe Kind haze TAILED 10 cure also that ic0rran-
ed as represeHea N EVERY RESPECT or the price
TTBEwARE OF INVITATIONS! None genuine
and warranted unless purchased directly Of Dr. " at
hts REMEDIAL INSTITUTE FOR SPECIAL DIS
EAsFS 80 rs Union street, Providence, K.
m This gueciahfV embraces all diseases ~ pirate
nature. both OF MEN aud WOMEN, by areguary edu-
Gated ply stefan Of wenty years Practice giving them
Consultations hy letter or otherwise are strictly
confidential aud medicines will De sent by express secure
from observations TO a parts " the United States Also
Accommodations Tor ladies from abroad wishing for a
secure and quiet RETREAT with good care until restored
to health
CAUTION 1t has been estimated that over fteo hun
dfea thousand i91rs paid 10 swindling quacSs an
uually in Ncw England auuc without any beficff 20
go those who pay 10. An this comes from trusting.
trith0Hf inquiry. 60 mon who are alike destitute
of honor, character and skill. and whose oitiy re-
commentator is their own false and eXtrasagant
assertions praise u 0emSeto5 II, therefore. you
would avoid briu9 huU5uqgcd, take no mans word, no
matter ch0t hts prcfcht0iiS arc but MAKE INQUIRY.
It will cost YOU nothing, aud may save you many regrets
tor advertising physicians, boo nine caes out Of zen,
bogus, there no safety u trusting any q tep un-
less YOU know rA0 and UhGf they are.
DR. will send FREE, 10y enclosing one stamp
as above. Pam hlct on DISEASES or WOMEN, and
Prratc Diseases generally giving ml Information.
ruth The most mdoub'ed references and fesfmonidts
without which advertising physician or medicine Of
thi. hind is desei wing Of ANY WHAT
EVER.
ITOrders 10y mail promptly attended 20. Write youi
address plainly, and direct TO Dr. MAITlSON, As a.
bove II 62
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THE peculiar faint or
infection which we
call ScRoFuLA turks
in the constitutions of
multitudes Of men. Il
either produces or is
produced by an en-
fccblcd, Initiated state
of the blood, wherein
THAT fluid becomes in
competent to sustain
fthc vital forces In their
vigorous action, and
sleaves the system to
fall into disorder and
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4 WORD or SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS an.
LL-L 10 LLLn.L u-L1 LL-LL D ~.


IICE 70 rHOSH VINO Will REFLECT
CLASS " Maadles prevail 10 fearful extent in co M
muuy d0uming al least one hundred thousand yout,
OF boh sexes annually to m early grave Those disc
are very mpcrccuy understood. Their external mani
esialon' M symptoms are Nervous Debility, Relaxation
or bxhadsuoui Mafasmus, or muscular wasting and
consumpuons OF the TISSUES Of the whole body short
ness OF breathing, or hurried breathing on ascending
hill, flight u stars-grs! plantation " the heart
Asthma. Bronchitis and Sore Throat, Shaking Of the
Hands and Limbs, Aversion TO Society and TO business
OF study Dimuess Of kyesight; Loss Of Memory Dig
illness Of the Head, Neuralgia Pains ia various part.
the body Pains In the Back and Limbs Iiinbago.
DyApepsia or Indigestion luegularity Of the Bowels.
Deanget sccrcuns OF the Kidneys and other Glands
he Body as Loucoitohma, or Flour Albus &c lilo
wise Epilepsy, hystera, and Nervous spasms.
now ma hney-nine cases out OF every one hundred
All The above named disorders and host OF others not
named as Consumption Of the Lungs and most insidi-
Gus and WHY form Of Consump ion OF the Spinal Neypes
known as Tubes Dorsaiss and Iabes misenterioa,
have their seat and origin in diseases the Peiue cera
Hence me want OF success on the part Of Old School
practice M treating symptoms only.
nF Andrew stone. ph} stefan 10 the Troy Lung Hygen.
- institute now engaged IN treating this class Of mod
ern maadles With the most astonishing success The
ueatnent adopted by tho Institution is new IL is based
upon seenuho principles; with discovered emedies
without mineral posous The facilities Of cure are such
that patients can be cured their homes any part Of
he country, from accurate descriptions their rnscs by
letter aud have the medicines hem by mail OF ex-
press Fnn'td nteffogatories will be forwarded on
application.
Consumption, Catarrh, and diseases Of the Throat,
cured as well at the home # patients as At the lnsttu
mon' by sending the Cold Moderated lnhahng Balsame
NaPors with Inhaler and ample directions for their USE
and direct correspondence.
" Patients applying Tor interogatories or advice,
must inolose return stamps, 90 meet attention
Inc attending Physician will be found II the Institu.
uon' Tor consultation, from A. NJ 20 Z. T.. Of each
day, Sunday In the forenoon.
-, Address Dir. ANDREW STONE.
PHYSICIAN to the Troy Lung aud hygienic Institute and
Ply scian for Diseases OF the Heart Throat and Lungs
So flhh street. Troy, \. Y. 32a
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BLOOD! BLOODl BLOOD!l
ilemooli'' Highly couoe otrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARlLLA
SYPHILIS.

This is Affection Of the Blood, and attacks the Sex
uai orssns Innings " the Nose, Ears, Throat Wind
pipe and other Muous Surface, making its appesan
IN tho form Of Ulcers. He nh1lds Extract sarsapar
purhcs the Blood and 30 Sclly Eruption NJ me
skin giving 20 the Complexion = Clear aud Healthy
Color Il being prepared sKpress, for Tho class II com
plants IT, Purifying Properties sfe preserved 60
reater extent than any other preparations fsarss aa
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FEMALES FEMALES! FEMALES lli
OLD OK YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. or CON
TEMPLATlNG MARRIAGE
In many affections peculiar 20 Fc'oales he Ettrsct
Buohuis uncquared by any other rsmedy asir Cboress
Retention Iucgulauy, painfalncss. or Suppression
ri the Customary kucuatonf ulcera'rd or S.hirous
state ofthe Uterus. Leucouhca 1r Whites sterty and
for all complaints iucdsut 90 ihe eek whether arising
frgm lndscretou, Habits Of Dissipation, or IN Che
DECLINE OR CHANGE or LIFE.
sEr sYNrlos. ABOVE
40 FAHILT SHOfID BE WIrHOJr IT.
Take mo- Balsani. Mercury. or Unpleasant Medicine nr
Unpleasant and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLDlS ENTRACT BUCHu
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( iEkIAlN CURE IN ALL CASES. OR
~ NO CHARGES MADE.-Dr. Dow is consulted
dAliy from NJ to ?. ~, above upon an dfRcult
ahu chronic diseases N every and nature having
oi hls uhweaned attention and extraordinary Success
ssned reputation which calls patients from ali parts oI
the country to obtain advice ' "
among me physicians in Boston, stand higher in
ths profession than the celebrated DIR. DOW No an
deot street, Boston Those who need the services az an
experienced physician and surgeon should give him
P,s-DI. Dow imports and has for sale new article
and a red stamn AZ 40 'o' u
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Sine, OTms0n, oamon. scaII0 Da7k Du0, IQht nfaO,
Yellow, Light Yellow, OrauFc, Magenta, Solferino,
French Blue, Royal Purple violet
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FAMILY DYE C0LORS

Dyung silk, Wooden aud Cotton
Guods, shawls. Scarf, Dresses,
Ribbons, Gloves, Bonnets,
Hats, Feathers, Kid
Gloves,
Chi,drens Clothing, and all kinds
Of Wearing Apparel,
Win rENrHCt PAST COLoRs.
LIST On COLORS.-Black. Dark
Brown, snuff Brown, Light Brown,
Dark Blue, Light Blue, Dak
Green, Light Green, piuk. Purple,
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Copyright sccured1
TT IL q r + A T l N d A N r f NJ Il DH
r. or r G M a. ] g :.
~ ~ H,U.....'. J. H.. ,..,..,.,,.,.,,o a,

This celebrated Female Medicine, possess
ing virtues unknown Of anything Of the
kind, and proving effeotual after all others
have failed, is designed for both man led
and ungie ladies, and is the very best
thing known for the purpose, as Il will
bring on the monthly sickness IN cases Of
obstruotions from any cause after all other
remedies Of the kind have been tried IN vain
Over 1000 BOTTLES have now been
sold without a single failare, when taken
as directed, and without the least injury
10 health In any case. llTlt is put up in
bottles of three different strengths, with
full directions for using, and sent by ex-
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GENERAL REFERENCES - Edward Tyler Cashie,
SUFFOLK Bank Henry T.. shed, Esq, Cashier hank Nj,
val Redemption, or any of the Boston Banks Mont.
psher, a Page tsq Cashier Vermont Bank $40,
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Time past is gone, thou oAnst not Il recall
Time l., thou hast, improve the portion small
Tine future uoi, and may never boi
Time nrrsruf is tht tnff lime fnr thee
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Requires the aid medicine Co strengthen add iu, sor.
ate the system which HEL VBOLDN EXTRACT
Bu me- Invariably does. a irisI Will convince The
most skepucsl.