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LYONS KATHAIR0N.

This delightful article for preserving and
beautifying the human hair is again put up
by the original proprietor, and 10 now made
with the same care, skill and attention which
arst created its immense and unprecedented
sales of over ono million bottles annually II
10 stlll sold at % cents in large bottles can ea'
silly be sold in year, when It is again known
that the Kathairon is not only the most delight
ful hair dressing In the world, but that II
cleanses the scalp of scurt and dandruh, gives
the hair u lively, rich luxuriant growth, ano
prevents 1t from turning gray. These are
Considerations worth knowing. The Kathai
ron has been tested tor over twelve years, and
is warranted rs described, Any lady who
values a beautiful head of hair Will use the
Kathairon. Il il finely perfumed, cheap anG
valuable. 1t Is sold by all respectable dea
ser throughout the world.
ID. 3. RARNES q Co., New York.
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A Very Rich Thing.


Some time since, Mr.. II. p. Gage
advertised n "favoritc red and white
milch cow," that had straycd. Last
week Mr. G.. received the following
letter.
CAMP SHERMAN, Miss, Aug. Is, 'G3
II. y. GAGr:-Sir:-In looking over
the list of advertisements in late
j Jctlcrsonian, | find reward offered
for favorte red and white milch-
Cow. take the liberty of informing
ysu that n COW of that description was
seen making her way towards Jack
son Mississippi, and / think about
two regiments of soldiers after her,
with pals, cantcens, tin-cups, DC,
trying to milk her, while Others, with
a charge -bayonet knife, and camp -kct-
tie, and brand of fire, trying to kill
her, and each claiming the first piece
of steak or the first cup Of milk.
Yours respectfully, G.. IT,,
Company f, 5Ith Regt. o. V. l.
Mr.. Gage requests us to inform
sc. H." that the "liberal reward" he
offered for information concerning the
cow is ready for him. lie is entirely
satisfied with the information; and
further requests, if the COW is the one
he lost, that the boys of the 57th take
charge of her, and use her to the best
neutrality-suspicious. for milk or beef.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1863-09-11

III BRYAN'S puLuUNio WATERS!
The original Medicine tablishod In 1897,
aud Arst articie VI the kind e.er introduced
u. tho nane ot PuImonio waiers, !" in this
a. rsy other cNunfry ~ other Pullnonio Wa.
4 era ARE counte rfeiis. The genuine can be
known by the maine BRYAN being stamped
on each WAFER.
Bryan's Puinoutc Waters
Relieve Coughs Colds. sore throat, Hoarseness
Bryan's Puiraonic Waters
Relieve Asthvsa, Bronchitis, difficult Breathing
Bryan's pulmonio Waters
Relieve splitting Of Bl,'od, pans in the Chest
Bryan's pulmontc Waters
Relieve iucipient Consumption. Lung Disonse
Bryan's puimonic Waters
Relieve irritation of the Uvula and TOnsils
Bryan's Poimonic Waters
Relieve the abnve complaints in Ten Minutes
Bryan's rnlmonic Waters
Are n blessing tu all Glasses and Constitutions
Bryan's Pumonic Waters
Are adapted To Vocalists and Public Jpeak ers
Bryan's Pum"nic Waters
Arc In simple form and pleasant to the taste
Dtyan's Pulm0nic Waters
Not only relieve but effect rapid cures
Bryans Pulmonc Wefers
Warranted In give satisfaction to every one
No family should he without n box OF
Bryan's Pulmunic Waters
IN the house
No traveller should he without u supply Of
Bryan's Pulmonic Waters
IN his pocket
No person will object to- give for
Bryan's Pulmonic Waiers
Twentv.Five Cents
J0B MOSES, sole Proprietor, ster, Roche
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HEIMSTREET'S
INIMIrABLE HAIR RESTORATIVE
TT IS NOT Il DYE!

But restores gray hair to its original color, b.!
supplying the capillary tubes with natural SUI
tenance, impaired by age ar disease. All az
sidntansous dyes are composed "i lamar caust
ic. destr"yind the vitality and beauty of tn
hair, and afford OF themselves no dressing
Heimstreet's Inimitable Coloring not only re
stores hair to its natural color by AN eas!
process, but gives the hair II
LUXURlANT BEAUTY,
promotes its growth, prevents its falling oil
Graduates dandi uff, and irnparts health tnr
IleasantAess to the head. II has sto d the
test of time. belng the original Hair Culnrin.
and IL constantly increasing in favor u O.
bv both gentlemen and ladies'. 1t is sold by
all respectable dealers, or can be procured
by them "f the commercial ag't, ID. >. Btrne'
202 broadway, n. \. Two sizes, 30 cents ahc
tl,00.
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The Law and Order Party.

Last Saturday evening Union
meeting was held at Big Lick Center.
While Mr., Dunn was speaking some
scoundrels run his buggy into the
woods and nearly destroyed it. Those
dirty dogs have been well schooled.
Taught by their leaders to oppose
the laws and the regularly constituted
authorities in national matters, it is
not singular that they should carry
their disregard Of law and order into
smaller things.
The same class insulted Messrs.
Dunn and Carlin at Cannonsburg-in
fact, it is n common thing in purely
Democratic communities.
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Music.

Music.
n. Coe Stewart, from the "Normal
Academy of Music" Genes 60, n. Y,
and pupil ofthc celebrated voice teach
or, Signor Carlo Bassini, is in town,
and will give course of lessons in
singing and vocal training, commence
ing Monday evening at I II o'clock,
at Cages Hail. The class will con
tinue in session two weeks, meeting
every afternoon and evening After
noon session from . II o'clock till
!, and evening from I to Q o'clock.
Terms for full course, tuition paid
ut commencement of class, 81, 90 per
scholar. Books and room furnished.
All singers throughout our town
and county, dcsirous of enjoying 4
Thorough course of instructions IN
voice training, in the art of reading
music, and in the studying of psalm
tunes, glecs and choruscs, should not
fail to embrace this opportunity. Mr.
Stewart proposes also, to teach n iu-
vcnile class for benefit of concert -
Glass commences next Tuesday even.
ing at 4 IL o'clock, at Cages Hall.
\ concert by the adult class for Mr..
Stewalt's benefit will be given at the
close of the session.
We have known Mr.. Stewart for a
number of years, and can say of him
that as n teacher of music, he has no
superiors. He has had remarkable
success in his profession, aud ranks
with the most eminent. We know he
can give the most perfect satisfaction
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N d { ice

TAMES A. NELSON, OF Gratint county, in
- The State of Michigan. viii take notice that
John ID. Nelson, of the county of Hancock
I'm the State of Ohio, did. ON tho % day of
september a. D., lNG2, lie his petition N the
Court "i Common Pleas within aud fer tho
county OF Hancock, In said state of Ohio,
against the said James A. Nelson, defendant
setting forth that "n the sth day of April, a.
d. 1858, said defendant made and delivered
his four certain prUmiSory notes to one VIII
lam Nelson, Thereby promising 10 pay to
said VIM. Nelson. ur der 500 on the Sui dav
ni April, A. d.. 1859; $500 ON the sih day Of
April, d., lsCO s2Oc on the Sth day OF ApIi',
\. d., 1861, and 800 on The sth day Of April,
\. lsG2, with interest on each thereof
nom dates alsu that said james a. Nelson
l@ave mortgage to said William Nelson ON
lcerthln lands IN Hancock county aud state of
lOhlG. described rs 50 muG Of the north part
lot the west half OF section number twenty.
one, In township two north, Taugo eleven
leasl as was ass Sned io George s. Farohild
ana VI by TIE commissioners on petition
tor partition Of the real estate of John Chat
m, deceased, containing forty.tVo acres,
more or less, 10 secure the payment of said
nutes acc rilinS b. the terms thereof, and that
since the giving ot said nu;es and mort gage
the SAID william Nelson has transferred aud
assigned SAID notes and mortgage 10 said
John ID. Nelson, waO is NOW the owner there
Ioi. The prayer of said petition is that said
James \. Nelson may pay said sum now claim
cd lobe due amounting to The sum OF $500
Win interest thereon irum the Sth day UI
Aprll, A. d., 1893, or that said premises may
DC sold 10 pay tho same, and the said Jam {
4. Nelson Is notified that he Is required Ia
ldppetr ana answer said petition on ar elorc
tho imld saturday alter the ninth day Of Oo
tober, \. d., lsuJ. JOHN u. NELSON.
By Blows * llUngET,
sept. L. 'Ow AttoTncys Tor PltH
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vALI.ANDIGHAN

Leaving the acknowledgements in
a comfortable minority. We never
saw set of men so chop fallen
That pure patriot Gribben was indig-
nant, which indignation was shared
by the acknowledgements, generally
They laid the ropes and had them in
good working order, and to be beat
Ell after so much labor was provoking.
This straw is indicative of the result
next fall. We shall bid the entire
Vallapdighan tribe an afl'cctionatc
farewell next fall.
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S-T-ts00--N.
DRAKE'S PLANTATION BIrTERs

They purify. strengthen and invigorate.
They create n healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change Of water, diet
They remedy effects of dissipation, llich"ur'
They brace the system aud enlivcn the mind
They prevent miasma,ic and other fcv"rs.
They purify breath and acidiy Of stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation.
They cure Diarhoea, Cholera. Choleri Morbus
They cure Liver complaint. nervous headache
They are the hest biters in The world. They
make the weak man strong and are exhausted
natures great restorer. They arc made oi
pure 81. Croix Rum, the celebrated Ca'sava
bark. roots and herbs. and are taken with tho
pleasure nf abeverage, without regard 10 oagf
or time of day. Particularly recon ~ended Il
delicate persons rsQuiringa gentle stimu'ant.
For sale bv all Groccrs. Druggists. Hotels an'
Saloons. 2. n. Drake & Co., 202 Broadway.
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Another Senator.

AnOther Senator.
Mr.. Sheffield, the gentleman nomi-
mated to fill the place made vacant by
the declination of Mr.. Green, was
found to be Ineligible for the office; moi
having resided in the district wear
prior to the election.
The Convention rc-asscmbled at
Perrysburg last Friday, and nomi-
mated James c. Hall. Esq, of Toledo.
Mr.. Hall is well known in North west
eln Ohio as n man of decided ability,
and firm supporter of the Admins
tration. 1t is good nomination.
We shall publish the proceedings of
the Convention next week.
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Notice TO Army Invalid Pension ers

Notice TO Army Invaiid penSioners
Notice is hereby given that will
hold Biennial Examination of Army
Invalid Pensioners, on
2GTu DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1868,
AT the Crook House, in Findlay.
Soldiers who have been examined
prior to March 4th, 1868, will take
notice rs those whose pensions com
mence at later date than March 4th.
1868, will not be examined until 1865,
unless specially required by their GER
tilicatcs. w p. WILSON, NJ. ID.
Examining Surgeon.
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6unfctk 9eIffrsoniau.
Local and Miscellaneous.


MIR. Nasty writes 10 JEFFERSON DAVIS.
CnuRCH Wv ST. VALANDIGuM,l
Wingerts Corners, Sept. lth, '63.)
J. DAvIs-President NV the Suth-
rim Confedrissy, preservcr nv the lib
crtis NV the Mcrrykin people, he'd NV
the Dimocratic party, ct scttry:
Yu hev gon and did it. Yu hev
put yurc foot in it. Yu hev emfatti-
cally kickt over yourn and our kittlc
NV fish. j. Davis, / onct admird,
revered and luvd yu--I wuz disposd
2 regard yu ez Napoleyun in milli-
tary matters, Webster in statesman
ship, and a Van Boorcn in pollitiks
But ! hcv changd my mind. Iu hev
no more sagassity than billed max
arcl Yoo let Rosycrancc whip yoo
out NV Tennycee, Grant took ViXberg
Burnside hez Noxvill, and Gilmoar
will soon hev Charleston. And jest
at this time, wen our COZ is tottrin,
yu must go and driv off all the trends
VA he'd in the North, by turnin Abo-
lishnist. / alood = yoor callin fer )
hundcrd thowsan niggers, and frecin
NV EN-, and givin NV en- land. Jcil'r-
son ID. l, (and l spekc fer the sup
portcrs NV the CRATE Valandigum, hoo
is a eggsile far away hev no obgck-
shcn watcver . yure usin niggcrs in
yurc truly CRATE effort at rcstorin us
the Unym cz it wuz, under Bookan-
nun, but we do protest aginst givin
NV en- their freedom.
WhyY you ask. Don't you know
j. Davis, that the only stock in trade
we hev is that saim nigger2 Air yu
so obtooce, AS not to no that by char
jim upon Linkin II desine NV enamel
patin niggers, we hev bin able 2 keep
up fire in his rcre that hcz bin wuth
a hunderd thowsand men to yu? Hev
vu forgot that this plesent howl NV
frcein niggers wuz wat we usd to keep
week minded dimocrats frunl Volun-
tecrin, and Oh. D., didn't yu notis in
the papers l sent yu that the desire
NV not fitin to free the nigger WIZ
wat indoost them hevenly lams, the
Irish NV Moo York to resist the draft
and kill niggcrs Jefferson d., hev-
ent yoo sense enuir to see the fix yu
hey placct us in! Wen we appele to
n dimocrat to oppose the war on ak
kount NV frcein niggers, don't they
pint to yure proclamashen and say
watts the use? the nigger's free any
how? Wen we scjest to Moo York
Irish lam NV pcece, that he's bein
conscriptid to free the nigger, and
"dvise that he shcl kill dozen er too
and burn their houscn, can't 700 per-
sceve how much yurc proclamashen
stands in the way NV their doin it?
But not content with noclin the
ground irum under us, in wun i'm
portant pcrtickeler, yu must after yu
hey freed the nigger, maih him my
equcl, yea, my sooperier, by givin NV
him land. My sooperier, | say, fer
owin , II cronic thurst | hev
~" foot Nv land do pozsns,
n" co'til in the wldernis 80
j. Davis In behalf nv n outrail
Dimocrisy, | purtest aginst this um-
constooshncl abolishn nockin 9 peeccs
NV our platform. Yu hev silcnst our
oryters, fer wat now kin Pooh er Cox
spout about. The Crisis will hev to
suspend, and our county noosepapers
will sing small, Jefferson ID. undo
this work cr all is lost.
Respectfully,
PETROLEUM V. Massey.
- . -
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The National Bank.

The new bank has gone into opera
ton, and is now doing business. The
room in Cages Block, is beautifully
fitted up,having been re- built express,
ly for this purpose. A capacious
fre-proof vault, with the latest i'm
proved safes, has been built, and ev-
erything, in short has been got up in
good style. K. p. Jones is President
of the Company, and Chas. E. Niles
Cashier.
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Militia Notice.

Militia Notice.
All members of company A, 5Sth
Battalion, are required to report ut
their Armory, mt II O'Clock, NJ,
Wednesday, September %, 1861
Each member will provide himself
with blanket, plate, knife, fork, spoon
and tin-cup. Every member is posi-
lively required to appear in complete
uniform; the uniform to correspond
with that prescribed for the United
States Army. No leaves Of absence
will be granted in any case, except
upon the most indispensable necessi-
ty. SAM. HUBER, Capt.
Other companies composing the
,5Sth battalion of infantry volunteer
militia, are required to report at the
armory of company A, precisely at
the above mentioned time. All oilic-
ers and scrgeants will report Mt Il
o clock NJ, September 10th, 1868,
SAM. HUBER,
Captain Co. A, 5Sth Bat, 1. o. V. NJ.
Officers and sergeants of the lst,
I'd and 3D. regiments will report al
Findlay, at II o'clock NJ, Sept. 10th,
1868.
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hespcctlNlN,
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY.
United States Revenue Law.

United States Revenue Law.
OFFICIAL NOTICE.
ASsEsSoR's OFFICE, 9th Dist, Chio.)
CPPER SANDUsKY, August 30, 1861
The ur dersigned, Assessor for the
18th collection District of the State OF
Ohio, has divided said District into
Seven Divisions, to take effect, Sept
LIST, 1868, and appointed an Assistant
Assessor in each. AS follow, to- wit
DIVISION No. 1.---Wyandot county
Lewis A. Brunner,of Upper Smdusky
Assistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 2.---IIancock county
Daniel b. Beardsley, Of Findlay, AS
sistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 3.---Hardin county, II
l.. Chase, of Kenton, Assistant AS
SCISSOR.
DIVISION No. 4.---Allen county, Jas
NJ. Brown, of Lima, Assistant Assess
lsor.
DIVISION No. o. Auglaize county
S. b. Ayers, of Wapakoneta, Assist
lant Assessor.
DIVISION No. CYAN Vert county
Morgan Mumaugh, of Van Vert, AS
sistant Assessor.
DIVISION No. 7.---Mercer county
f. ID. Waters, of Selma, Assistan
Assessor. G. w. BERRY,
Assessor 9th District of Ohio.
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A Victim OF the Lawrence OutrnGes.

A Victim OF the Lawrence OutrnGes.
Mrs. Patterson, widow of the late
w. NJ. Patterson, well known to the
citizens of Findlat, is at present in
town. Mrs, Patterson has been for q
number of years II resident of Law
renee, Kansas, and is one of the suf'
fercrs from the recent raid of the ont
law Quantrill. Everything she had
in the world was taken and destroyed
10y these iiends, leaving her entirely
destitute. She barely escaped Will
her life.
We call attention again to the fac
that the Courier has never mentioned
this massacre. While its columns
groan with lies of outrages endured
by Southern people at the hands o
our soldiers, it has no word of con
demnation for the murdercrs of North
ern men, women and children.
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matchmaking.

Macuuamizing'
The South half of Main Cross street
is being macadamized as far East as
the Reed House lot. 1t is apity that
more Of this cannot be done--this
season.
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A Preliminary Skirmish.

The county was divided into Regi-
mental districts, so that the democ-
racy could gain control of the militia
ry organizations. Findlay had Dem
ocratic territory enough tackled to
her to kill her vote, and purely de-
ticket was put into the field,
us follows:
Colonel-Wm. Mungen,
Lieut.. Colonel --Hossler
MWor-J. A. Hill.
This ticket they determined to elect
and they went at it with will. The
district was thoroughly canvassed,
and teams were employed to bring in
their voters. In the meantime the
Union men put in nomination the fol.
lowing unconditional Unionists
For Colonel-Joscph T.. Stcarns.
For Lieut.. Col.-G. II. Challln.
For Major--Chas. b. Hall.
The Vallandighamers worked like
beavers, but alas! it availed nothing.
The votes counted out rs follows:
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Syrup Factory

Bosscrman & Son have erected q
suitable building and put in a steam
engine, cvaporators, etc, ut New
Stark, for the purpose of manufactu-
ring Syrup from Sorgho and Imphee.
These gentlemen have had experience
aud have succeeded in making . fair
article of sugar from Sorgho.
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nIudton Meeting Postponed,

In consequence of the militia mus
ters occurring about the Odd, the
meeting advertised for Blufton is
postponed to a later date. Due no
tice will be given.
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WI "A 8 s ME TING
At VT. blanchard.

The Unionists of Hancock county
will hold mass meeting, at
nj r.. B J. A NCII ARD,
ON SATURDAY, OCTOBER 3D.,
The best speakers in Northwestern
Ohio have been invited. Due notice
will be given as soon as answers are
received; in the meantime let the peo-
pic prepare for big meeting.
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MOTIONS AT WHOLESALE !

C w. INGRAHAM& Il BRO, at the Old Head
-. Quarters would inform the Country Mer
chants OF this section OF ONO, that iney can
ra,Jentsh their Al ocks, at their store, at Cleve
land and Cincinnati prices. We have stock
purchased with especial reference 70 ~;
Trade. Peddlers' Notions, In great varie ths
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NJ n rri e d :.

NJ rried.
Married on Saturday, September
5th, by r. n. Davis, William Fight
to Miss Kate Mertz, both of Hancock
county.
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Democratic Pyramid.

The Democracy have perfect pyr-
amid in the person of that eminent
lawyer and pure patriot, William
Gribben. He is physically and men,
tally pyramid-smallest at the top.
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Exemption --Noticc.
PRovosT MARsHAL's OFFICE,
Fifth District of Ohio,

Fifth District of Ohio,
Lima, Ohio, August 20, 1868.
AS many applications are daily re-
ceivcd for exemption under the "Act
for Enrolling and calling out the Ma
tional Forces" | deem it necessary to
state that no application forexemption
can orwill be heard before the partic-
ular person asking exemption is draft
ed, except in cases of election, where
there are two or more sons in one
family liable to draft and only then
when the parents are aged and inlirm,
and dependent upon the labor of their
sons for support. ID. S. BROWN,
Captain and Provost Marshal 9th Dis
trict of Ohio.
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New Advertisement,

New Advertisement,
We call especial attention to the
new advertisement in this weeks pa
per. They are of interest to every
one:
First National Bank of Findlay-
f. p. Jones, President; Chas. Il.
Niles, Cashier.
Carriages at Auction during the
Fair--Eli Beach.
Jcwelry Store---Bo0cr d Howell.
Cider d Cane Mills-Bushon d
Miller,
Partition Noticc--O'Neal, Black
ford & Harsh and David /. Brown.
Lemons, &c.--Isaac Davis.
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prodnce Market.

Prodnce Market.
WHEAT-SS to 93 cents.
CoRN--45 cents.
RYE-55 cents.
BuTTER-12t.
EGGs-S cents.
LARD and cents.
OATs-35 cents.
TALLow-lO cents.
BEES WAx-25 cents.
Timothy SEEp-Sl IS.
CLOVER SEED-S4 OOto 81 so.
WHITE BEANs-S1 80.
DRIED PEACuEs--Sl 30.
DRIED APPLEs--S075.
PELTs-2j to 30 cents.
llIDEs-6 cents gcecn, ~ dry.
RAGs--Cotton 3 cents.
WooL-50 to 60 cents.
FLAX SEED-Sl %.
SALT 2,i5.
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Davis, New Uuilding

W. J.. Davis has moved into his
new room. 1t is large, commodious,
and fitted up in good style. Mr.. Da-
Wis has taste as well as experience
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sl,HE CHEAT ENGLISH REMEDY.

sir JAMES CLARK'S
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS,
Prepared from n prescription uf Sir james
Clarke, NJ. d.. Physician Extraordinary TO the
Queen.
This invaluable medicine is unfiilng In the
cvre of all those painful aud dangerous dtsoa
res to which the female cnnstitutlon Is sub
isct, II moderates all excess and removes a
pbstructiens, and u speedy cure may be re
tcd on.
TO MARRIED LADIES.
II 10 peculiarly suited. II will, in short time
bring on tho monthly period with regularity.
Each bottle. price One Dollar. bears the
Cioveraiaent Stamp of Great Britain, to pre-
~snt counter erfeiis.
CAUTiON.-These Pills should not he takei
during the FIRST rHREE MONTHS al Prog
nancy, ~ they are sure to bring on Miscar
rage. hut at anv other time they are safe
In all cases uf nervous and spinal affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight
cxertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Mysteries
aud whites, these Pills viii effect n cure when
all other means have failed: and although y
powerful remedy, do no, contain iron. calomo
antimony or anything hurtful to the constitu
tion. Full directions in the pamphlet around
each package. which should he carefully pre-
served. Sole Agent tor the United States and
Canada, JOB MOSES, Rochester, N. Y.
N.B.-$i 90 and postage stamps enclosed
Ia any authorized Agent. will insure a bottle
containing 80 Pills, by return mail. 92j