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The New York herald., 1863-11-19
DEAFNESS OF TWENTY YEARS STANDING.
WHAT MRS. OsGCOD SAYS.

PORTLAND, Me- Nov. %, 1862.
To THE PUBLcIt 10 well known 10 those Of the
OF Portland who know that have been deaf from child
hood. BY the recommendation of friends in
particle of confidence In her ability relieve me- sl
thought would give her trial. She has at this time OF
writing made two applications TO head. and two only
and am amount OF could pay for tho benet
nave received AS proof will stale that, for the first
time In twenty years. last night heard watch ticking
when It was hung some six feet from Ny head has
been great source OF annoyance 70 through constant
continued noise These hrgs prevented
ing the object OF studies head felt heavy and thick
am relieved Of all this and feel though enter
life. Grateful for my great deveance commend Ars n.
Brown and her successful mode Of treatment al who
are afnicted ~ have been. A. L. OS0OOD.
READ WHAT MRS ORTIZ SAYS
certify that have been deaf for several years. with
slant and rfb.e noises In my head, which would
and distract at night that could sleep had
also severe cough for ten years. which dstressed In the
morning was great sufferer from nervousness much
that would often break the china In The closet Hearing
Of great performed by MIRA n. O. Brown,
sec her. She treated for Deafness and Nolsss n my
Mrs ~ q: Brown for my great deliyerance have reco
vered hearing the dreadful noises nearly all eone
my cough has gone, my nervousness has gone, and
whoe system renewed. feel thankful for
verance, and commend Mrs. @. Brown 70 all who suffer-
Mrs NJ BROWN. originator and proprietor Of the fol-
lowing genuine Nedicines.-
The Xeiaphysica Discovery for Deafness. &C. &C, IS
The celebrated Poor Richards Bye Water. per bottle o.
Scalp Renovator, per bottle, 81.
above medic mes will be SAINT 70 address recsps
OF the price.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
narehI-

REeyA AT Yonkers, on Thursday, Nsserv,' i1' 'ns
wife or HkSRY n. RsQuA, Of daughter. -.
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A RKMARKABLB CURB.
CASH or THE WORST TYPE or CHRONIC 9
Eyes OF Twenty-Five Years Standing Cured

physical Discovery.
Eliza Jefres. do posyey certify that have been
suffering for twenty nye with diseased eyes
from measles when child cannot describe he nature OF
and AL the lime. Ny cheeks out down
to my chin and the matter from both eyes and face kept
constantly dropping dress. Any amount Of
was spent for cure Al The doctors applied % failed
would die but seeing in the papers Of The wodder
ful cures per ormsd BY Mrs. Brown thought might bs
cured. My friends laughed and thought foolish
for thinking Of being cured sun thought would Try and
on the 7h day OF April last went Mrs. NJ O. Brown
She applied the medicine and brought homo with the
Metaphysical Discovery used according 70 the direc
decare to all who suffer- that through blasting Of God
and the use OF Mrs NJ q. Brown medicine q Gu red
woman All my troubles which offensive,
gone Ny eyes also were weak that could not
read at ALL Now eyes iclear and strong
the finest and read tho finest print. \
ELIZA B. JEFFkIES,
Ome ahur Par
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
Meeting OF the Stage Drivers.

The meeting OF the stage drivers arranged for Sun.
day took place st midnight tuesday al the corner Of
Eleventh street and First avenue The attendance was
quite large, and the proceedings harmonious
consistent The meeting organized by the election
H. n Ftzssmmons chairman and Joseph Charlier
- secretary. The principal business the considera
tioo Of the subject Of the proposed STRIKE The com.
mttee appointed Sunday wait upon the stage pro-
preors 70 ask for OF wags reported that the
following lines had acquesced:-
The knickerbocker lines. Madison avenue line. Con
eodated Stage Company, East Broadway Second street
end broadway, and the Jersey City ferry lines. There
aro several other lines which have vet granted the
e1vapce asked ov the drivers. Yesterday morning all
1he staGes were running usual. The drivers the
tnth avenue line have not asked for increase, md
thoec on the Telegraph line have accepted the compro
nise Of Twelve shlings per day. The meeting adjourned
unsjl pext Sunday evening.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Arms we're ns.p,,oped BY the President who not cnly
we're eaypg advanced rate OF wages but
Asd asrssS 70 and d'd only employ nemoess y me asso
estsoA
ohs s as 70 IN which 70 proceed against The
" opr,sors certain shops who making monopo
~ of the California tIade, and certain class 6
workmep who arc in The habit Of violating the rules
prices Mr. Jacob, President OF the Williamsburg branch
asion, submitted report OF the dongs u ihe VIII
halnsburg tAlors shey having few days since hold
very stormy meeting reference 70 the question Of etrk
ns for an ADVANCE the details ofwhich do not merit any
particular mention.
estimated nat thsrs are 10 tAs city anA vicinxy
~ wlfiamsSurg Fast New York, New Brooklyn, Jersey
CITY &e.-some efty thousand, not sixty seventy
tbousAAd taers, working for the large clothing arms
IN New York for the California and Western trade. Tho
wages dollars add In their wives assst thom
than ten dollars week In working sixteen or
eighteen hours, sundays included On their sewing ma
chnes 10 1850, when the price for tailoring Was still
less, general strike occurred. AZ that umo however,
OF advance elected by the workmen. In
occurred, when tho German Taors Association orgf'
mated. Tho workmen Of this branch OF the trade are,
with the exception OF i've hundred, who are IRISH.
men, exclusively German.
price list Of the Taors Association, range from 81 TO
So for for spring 0vercoats 81 70 49, Tor
rock - 10 a. sack coats 81 81 and 49, pnaoons,
I've shings 10 81 rs vests, i've shillings 10 VI L.
The difficulty is, appears, that the price list nxed
upon by the association Ia not generally paid,
and the men, account of ther scanty earnings, often
lack The courage TO Insist upon the payment OF the ad
vaDced rate.
These matters were discussed great length, and u
determined, In conclusion, TO make vigorous and
united regulate this matter, and unless their
employers agroe To advance, general strike OF the
talors with probably ensue
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The Canvass OF the City-Is ncCunn
Elected


The Supervisors mot again yesterday 70 conclude the
Of the votes Of the last election and TO recevs
the report OF the Of the Tenth election dis
trct OF the Eighth ward. The ooial returns 10
the County Clerks once, returned tho vote for Bosworh
and Garvn but did not give the vote cast for Moounn
White or schmidt Tho police returns the morning
after election had recorded for that district l1s tor Mo-
Gum, Ca for white and FOR Schmidt The vote that
was recorded 10 the ofnela returns for Garviu and
posworth conespopded with the police returns
on the morning after election. The distric. can
vassers and poll clerk say that u was clerical
error Ia no, recording the votes for hccunn and White
and state that McCunn actually received hundred and
seventy three aud white 0ftytwo votes The question
now arises VIII the district canvaseers be allowed TO
correct the returns or mott All admit that the returns
are erroneous ESQ., vsssers according 10 an prece
dent and Law, viii either be obliged 10 hsve the
recos made or else reject the returns from that dis
triet. fhey receive and count them With evi
s.pce they wrong They must ether rcoct the
returns altogether or else have them ed win
be impossible for them 10 count The vee cast for Bos
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The Dry Goods Clerks.
70 THE EDITOR OF TIE HERALD.

New YORK, Nov IS, 1853.
In regard article which appeared In your valuable
paper Sunday the 18th inst under the head OF The
Dry Goods Clerks wherein allegation OF their posi-
ton and compensation for their services was made am
authorized TO assure you that said statements are
destitute Of any foundation in TRUTH and TINT said article
did emanate from that body Of dry goods clerks
which alone recognized the Dry Goods EARLY Closing
Association JOHN PLUNKET,
Corresponding Secretary
of the d. G. G Z. G. Association
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OCUIlsTS AVID AURIs41.

e.~,- oogLisTs AND AyAIs4S:
@sEssEE:E#H: S$@$sE|EssEE::#H $ssEEssEEE:H#
,,!ss ssS$1Issssss A# II 5!ssEE HE4B HE.B :
SS|:$iHi;:s:: $Ei# 3: Ei.!s:E. Es EEss $s
4HHzs sszEE A:k AA4k AND AND /
By TIE SsS ssys;csI, SE sss; S,saoS. (. Browns
zfiSfHssls4s zHiss Sas f. O'ssSSssb 0sssissbb
AND OF pRuoo1sTs rs osssRxILS!.R 4 fGsG LsS!REsr'
% ina Sl
As D Ssr E.
reputation which words a 70 express: The mssaphyae.
remedies failed There distinct medi
ana
he
and physical e All cure: atienpted BY instruments or
ss this .y ana
sss $ S
sSIa and
There ono legitimate cause for ali disease
Ms: a. BsoWS asaphy
a Sst .9 Ss s es Inn.
Tuesdays and Wednesdays The medicines be had at
inc once ~ Y wins a%si MRS. THOMPSON SAYS.
Sss% Il Sc Es, s asn
have been quite deaf IN my right for thirty years On
read as Ct @
sAsS fSs Se
:ssa
ms ssS Of % o Il for
p"sc Mrs. Brown T.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19
A Voice from the Drug Clerks.
40 THE EDiTOR OF THE HERALD.

Voice from the Drug Clerks.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.
eeeiDg that you supporting all honest means for
persons 10 obtain higher wages, IN behalf OF the drug
lot or them word Persons suppos that
drug clerks first class Salaries yet their pay
hardly thirty dollars per and when IL is
II 10 fret class store whore all the must be spent
for clothes. Think OF tthirty dollars per month (at
the most) for person working day and night-twenty
dollars for board the rest for other expenses Drug
clerks, why will you lag behind the resL Demand
twenty five fifty per cent your present wages and
II not granted refuse working until is Call meeting
and demand your rights. ONE OF THEM.
The New York herald., 1863-11-19

Thirty cent premium paid for Prizes.
Information furnished
Hghesl pree psid Douboons and American Gold ana
TAYLOR CO., Banksr
.. 10 Wall street. New York-
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

ing no views which required conceslncn, Ma real
and avowed motive we're the same aud hs whole
CORES spopdence does no, furnish a single case
from which even an enemy would infer that lie
Was capable. under any circamstsnces ~ stoop-
ing 10 the emrloymsnt OF dupcity No truth
can be uttered with more confidence than ihst his
ends we're always upright. and ms means slways
pure. A character 30 lofty and So pure ought
To be continually hrid up model for study
and imitation. and especially in these times. when
corruption u thick aud dark in all the departments
OF the public service
Ills sentiments and deeds have made his char.
acter a standard of patriotism. Firm and deter
mined IN asserting and maintaining his seuti.
menis anu political principles he wss al~ats
courteous and iDsiuigenr TO those who differed
from lin la he spirit OF true greatness he
tolerated the largest liberty OF discussion oi hi~
motives ard measures trusting 20 the INTEGRITY "f
his purposes. the wisdom of his policy. and the
success OF his measures for the viudicatioa of his
fame As friend he wss true aud as Christian
he knelt IN hamlitv before Hin whose will con
trolls the de>tiHis~ 90 men and nations In al the
generations Of men. 40 other 50 perfect charac-
ter has appeared. In all the relations OF lie. as
man. Christian, citizen. soldier. captain and
ruler. he stands as the periec, model for Ameri-
csn character.
The ceremonies nj the State House closed the
programme a. laid down by the COmmttee The
day wss hot ciouded by any serious accident. aud
nothing but the best Oi feeling characterized the
crowds that thrOnged the streets
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

WAsHSeroS. Feb 25--At the unanimous re
quest ut the California Congressional delegation
Hon StepheuJ Field. now Chief Justice OF Cal.
ilofna. has been appointed U. ; Cireuit Judge
OF thst State. vice Judge McAll-ter. resigned.
LorIsyuLt. Feb. 23--Authendc advices .,y
that the Reocl Army Is Ia the vicl.it, of Nc
Mruviue
Rumor- uuauthentieatcl ani dscrelted spcik
ol Rebel force ia the vicinity oi Richmond.
Kentucky
NAsnyilLL, Feb. -. - The celebration ol
Nashin- ton hitth das was ia the highest degree
successful. The citizens ol the city and country
and lhc soldiers oi the Union army assembled ia
large numbers at the Capitol. John II Smith.
the Mayor oi the city, called attention to the t,cl
ol the urge audiences. composed msinly oi ctl
zcus OF Nashville declaring that their presence
vas .uil irnt evidence oi the lalsty o the asser.
iun ul the Rebels that no Union sentiment cx
isie IN the city lie INSERTED that he wished the
Rebels 10 know hat this sentiment did exist and
WIS breaking forth rs volcanic tire. A reyu.
luton WIS occurring in society at the South
which will sweep away the old land marks oi
naughty nrstocricy. and the naboh would have
10 come down, while the people. the bone aud
sineM, shall iui. the land
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
TELEcRApHIc.
Noon Reports.
A BATTLE COMMENCED AT vlCKsBURe
Trouble in the Department Ofthe Cult.
Resignation of Omcers.


New YoHx. Feb. 81 The snow storm has
ended; about three inches has fallen on n level.
Now clear wind y. ".
The mornins papers contain nothine ia
.pecair
The Herald has the following from " ashing.
ton:
Il j. understood that NJ soon as the conscrp
tion bill shall have passed the House there will
be a call for 6)0 900 or s00.0OO men. 1t is ex
pected that the soldiers whose term of service i
about expiring will offer themselves substitutes
for unwilling conseripts.
The Times says:
We have private advices confirming to some
extent the rumors ot trouble IN Gen Banks com.
mand. growing out OF the Introduction oi negro
troops Four or FIVE officers Of the 1884 n Y
volunteers have resigned
BuYraLo. Feb % A fire broke ont this morn
ing IA the looking glass factory OF Geo ID Settler.
on Mnin street. destroying four buildings sud
damaging two others by water The total loss is
estimated at Sl25 000. mostly insured
BALTIMORE. Feb % Appraisers of slave
property oi tie late Charles Carroll. of Mary
land. one OF the lnrgest slave owners of the
State made returns assessing the value of l30
slave, ~ IN average OF s. This is the highest
price they could name after consulting with nu.
merous slave owners and dealers This j. con
sidered striking illustration of the depreciation
ia -lave property by the rebellion, and will have
n powerful influence in the State.
CHICAGO, Feb % A special from Memphi.
Sfufds, says aGyces from Virksburg OF the Stl
state that active hostililes commenced that day
Mortar boats took positions above The city and
oreneJ briskly The effect Is unkuown. Three
Confederate batteries responded Our position
WIS soon lennd 100 exposed aud Was exchanged
and bombstfmeut renewed.
The gui Jont Iuda.aola. which run she block
ale. had provisions and coal sufficient Tor thre,
months
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

S--T--1860--X
DRAKEsPLANTATION BITTERS

Exhalsted pa'ure's great restorer. delightful bcver
age and active tonic Cong osed Of pure 81 crN Rum.
roots d herbs IL insgorae, the body. without slim
ula,ing the brain Il destroys aed'y OF The stomach
creates appetite and strengthens the system. II IS
certain for Dyspepsia. Const patton. Darrhea LIVER
Complain, and Nervous Hradache, and prevents Mas
attic disease from chang, q det dc Il be
used AZ all times of day by oil. youue aad Is par;cu
lary rec inmended to weak and delicate persons sold
by all Grocer. Druggs;s. ioels aua saloons. IL.
Dreks CO.. 202 Broadway. New York.
tanIs-dA wltiWGul
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al fsLssRArs.
SeW Sork Market.
Nrw YORK, Feb. %

Stocks dull and lower. Money steady. st 6
per cent Sterling exchange decidedly higher. at
81 7oGl - for merchants ard 81 eldl 81 y
for bankers bills. American gold decdy high.
er. opening at 81 64L. aud closing steady a,
81 64s1 Government stocks hrmer
BIeadstufs firm.
Cotton advanced to 9O@9ic for middling up
lands
Bank statements put the inereaae IA loans at
s232 2-S decrease in specie. S445 .Oi6: decrease
in circulation. S39cl increase ia deposits. 81
9s2,s1e
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

srrkLrsaArs.
cincinnati Market.

CscTsSsTI. Feb %
Flour very dull. and nothing done Ut import
ance
Wheat in good demand ct 81 25 for red. and
81 25 foe white Corn. rye and oats are un-
changed.
4. WHISKY Sic.
Linseed OIL held at Al 60. -
Very little done in provisions. and prices un
charged.
Lara opened dull. bu, closed firm. with an 10,
proved demand
Coffee ioc higher. selling at $685.. and
choice held at 36c. Sugar i4c higher. Nolasse-
unchanged 80 ri rTH.1
Gold 81 eoori 81 Demand notes 81 g.
Silver 81 45Qd 50 ESchsng has declined 10
isc discount buying. aud selling at par. and fall
ing.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

"lloSoR To Wnoa HoSon n Drr We no.
tcei last evening. IA iIont of patriotic citi.
ren's establishment. MI Joseph Harris. ON South
lluc~ street. luminous transparency. bearing
tile following mOtoes. via Our glorious Union
forever w Washington. may hi- memory never
be forgotten" We opinr that our friend Joe j.
sound on the Union question, AMI although not
n native bofn he j. among the best of our
clIkeil.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
II GREET fks nv
EAGLE CREEK MILLS FORSALE.

AslrCATED on Eagle CrreS. eight miles northwest
- Of indianapolis. onc mile from Mechanicsburg. on
"a, Charlottesville plank road Grit null j. 50 by 20 feet
four stories nigh, three 4 French burr>-lwo for
wheat and FOR corna a. good repair. Ssw Wilder
patent iron water wheels will grind and pack irum co 10
50 barrels per day His also power taehed with
sood engines
Also saw Mn II good order which viii cut ZOO feet
oilunaer adls facse m lis have IS acres Of land and
two goad dwelling houses
wheat suiici NJ 10 Keep the mill running night and
DAY can De purchased on he premises the region being
among The nnest wheat regions in the State. The mill
has al"ays made money for the Price SlO,nOO
Time viii Dc sivvn on part Of he purchase money II
eared, and city or oaer properiy taken III part payment
McKERNAN a PIERCE.
feole-dS"sw Real Estate \ gts., Indi an polls.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
Browns Bronchial Troches

Reach ii,eey the affected parts and give almost instant
relief Ia Bgoscuuu-. AsnsA. and cAfaHsH they are
beneficial The good elects resulting from The use Of the
Trcches aud their extended has caused them 10 be
counercited Bc 10 guard against WORTHLESS, m
itatiin. OirAlS ouiy The g,Hu Bepts'. B,eacltl
7rschc~. which have prove their cnieaes by test Of
man, years. rrrIc Srrssges and sNox@ should u.c
the rroches. Military Olneer. u Spl ei. who over
tax the voce aud cNp.ri % dea changes. should
have them Sol everywhere it2S cents per box
Jan2i.dAwJn
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

THI THK.rsR Miss Alice Placide appears to
might la tbe much admired drama oi Mtdelane.
u which = added the farce ol the Secret IL i
good bill. snd tbe ,onn- si,r who - now shining
at tie Metropolitan made most favorable i'm
preston last night
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

THk CosoERr To NioHr The operate con.
cert Ia night by the bnnh OF the 18th regulars
will lie the attraction ol the evening The music
will be choice. aud The object Tor which III given
n most praisewOrthy one. and consequently &C
expect to see Masonic Hall crowded.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

II The gas wa- turned OFT ,st night while
the Legislature wis n session. thus forcing them
tO adjourn Tor the evening. IL may have been
accidental, or there may have bren desigu IN
the m,tter The candles procured threw bat lit
tie light on .hs rui5ect. bui ne presume the mat
ter will be Investigated To day
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

r. II YOU wait an eegan, six hat 60 10
Spcncer'- |: you seek = beautiful soft hat go to
- West Washington street II YOU are after
cheap. durable hat Spencer has Il.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

- FeAtherstou sell. ~ auction to da,. 40 10
O'Clock. nt No - East Washington street. dr,
goods. notions. dre~r trimming. shpwis hand
kerchieis. -p.nders &c
WV II FlATnLRsr0N Auctioneer
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

~ IL u very impruirnt for any gentleman to
buy hat or cap. without hrst examining the stock
OF Spencer - W Washington street
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

BoAnp WANTED = IL private family for gen
tlem,n, lady and child. within i've square. OF the
Bate- House Address box 1929 city posioiIice.
ol-3
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

RKListous SoTscs Services ~ w e-ley Chapel
this afternoon ~ O'Clock. and AZ in the eve
ming Preaching bs Rev B. W Gosham.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

~ Spencer has received a. beautiful IN ss
sortmeat Of hats and chaps as can be found in
any one store in the county.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

~ Old silver and gold wanted. Tor which the
highest price in cash will be paid
Moss Spectacle Maker.
10-d&wtf No. 80 East Washington street.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

oYsrERs The be-, Baltlmose oysters in the
city. at o. Is. Stout & Bro's
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

szf- O II Stout 4 Bro. have choice lot OF
vinegar pickles, ia bareis, bali barrels and kess.
for sale heap
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

.T- Harpcr- Magazine for March is for sale
by Mrs. Thompson \ Son.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

~ Bowen ( Stewart are in receipt Of Har-
per's Mon.hy for March This number contains
number of valuable paper Of more than usual
interest IL can be had az their book store.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

sfi-The Lady's Book aud the Atlantic Month
" for March eau be found at Bowen. Stewart a
Co.'S
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

% Pianos and meIodeon- Ht manufacturers
prices ai A. N. Benham 4 Cos. Bates House
corner n 2g
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

-McTaggert's sugar cured hams. at o
B. Stout a Bro.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

THr BKsr PIASos-Chickering 4 sons and
S,einway Sons. at Willard stowsIl's. No. 4
Bates House. 6m
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24

N NcLens has fine assortment Of revolv-
ers al low prices. 2l-d2w
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
con FlD r. NTl a l.

con FaD T. Mt 4 a l.
CrE - YOUNG MEN WHO HAyE ~
~; /;1.ap~-~->~ tored th~msriVes by
AE habis. which Unit ths m fur husiusfs,
Nlsk plsa.ufe o. ihs duties cf sfrsd lie:
Iss~< also. middle sgee and old men, she.
FROM the foli~s Of yoush other feel debility
IN advance ireir years before placing themselves under
the tfsatfr M ~ ouy ope should frsi read
THE SECRET FRIEND"
Married iadie' viii learn something of importance oy
perusn ng ''1he secret frend "
Sent to any address. s-si-d envelope. r-eeips ef
Ten Cent?.
pR. STUAk co eau b- eon-uii.d on All ci.,ases of
private or eoutdsitial nature. from -. iosf n.
(Sundays from 20 N NJ, 80 thcif Office.
Address Or CnAs A. STUART co.
uchzi .dkwly s-se Boston, kass.
Daily State sentinel., 1863-02-24
l,mpor,aut Co FcsnaIr~.

On a-p.rnssp VI Dsp~nssy 10 specially devoted
TO the treatment of ths Diseases ef fems~s such Ia
ehorrhea white" Irregular. Painful and Suppress
Nensrxtior. Nervous and General Debility. Diseases 20
he Womb, Bsrr.nness. &e.
Cnnsulf sfions anc examinations free 81 charge.
Also for sale, Dh. DEwEE's RfSrLA1Ok PILLS
For Female Oe-tractiors lrr~gus tes Ac Married Ia
dies IN certain situations should cot thsm they
sent by mail
Da. GALES's PREvESrivE--An inr.laaLie srtieie
for those wishing limit The number Of their osprns
~ fh- barren wbo desire children; warranted
lur. she neAh sud viii lasi for fet!us Seat sny
address under seal. receipt OF ths price-rwo DOL
LARS.
PATlENT> Al A DISTANCE --bs sending q briss
siatemsn, of th,ir .ymptoms viii receive BlAns Chart
eonfaa st q questions, our ter for tie coarse q
treatment &c Medicines sent any part Of The country
20 cure sny hone free fcm Danger curiosity.
All transactions private and sonhdsn'isi ssnenssr
the end numtcf
Direct all letters 70
sALsS'> HEAD DtsPESsaky,
noris-s2a&wiy louisville. Ny.