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NEw YORK, July IL,

WJII sOIu IO-udF u W
PERRYvILLE, Md. July y, l2:l5 P N,
At last accounts there was fight going
on e miles from Washington between con-
siderable force Of rebel cavalry and infantry
and force sent out from Washington. The
f,bt was for the 9TH Avenue Road near
BARS residence. The result is not known.
Fear, are entertained that the rebel cavalry
would destroy the telegraph from Baltimore
to Washington.
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Tur LATEST NE,vs this thursday morn
iu- j, that communication with Washington,
wh,ch was interrupted Tuesday and Wednes-
day. has been restored. There was Skin
mish Tuesday night with the rebels lew
miles from the city, after which they retreat
cd. leaving their dead and wounded in our
h1nds There are no rebels within 20 miles
of Baltimore. and the whole force Is report
ell moving back towards the Potomac, Gen
Hunter. il i said. has possession Of al the
upper foris.
The capture Of P,tersbursh i hourly eS.
prctci
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NOTICE

NOTICE
HEApo'rRs, PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE
% Congressional District,
BrRLISGIOS, Vt, July ethi ls6i-
rJ,HE Board Of Enrolment Of the Sd Congressional
| District Of Vermont will be in session at their
Headquarters in Burlington on each day OF the
week, sundays excepted from two 10 i've o'clock al
ersons who are not properly enrolled account Of
III Alienage I'd, Non-Residence ID, Over age ith,
Permanent Physical Disability Of such degree as TO
rnent under the law and Regulations. Civil officers,
clergvmen and all other prominent citizens are IN
vited 10 appear at all times before the board 70
pont out errors in the lists and to give such inform
atom in their possession may AID In the cOrTec
ton and revision thereof
ROLLA GLEASON, Provost Marshal
and President Of Board OF Enrolment
ELISHA WHITE,
Member Of Board Of Enrolment
J. t. CHANDLER,
Surgeon Of Board Of Enrolment
dawlN
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Una ELEVENTH EEGMENT.-The Eleventh
J -iaut LOST june 23i, eight men killed. %
wounded and Dis taken prisoners.
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SINGLE Box OF BRANDRETH's

4 SINGLE BON OF BRANDRETHs
Pills contains more vegetable extraetive matter
than twenty boxes Of any pills in the world oesdesi
any-dye hundred ply scians use them in thelF pIao
ice e. the exclusion 81 other pur-ati'e- The hrst
letter % their value l. yet scarcely appreciated
When they are letter known sudden death ana c"n-
finued ,ickne-, vii. be- 81 the past Let those who
fuox them ,peab night out in their favor IL De-
.iut, which will save life.
cur race are subject To a redundancy Of 'iti'ira
bile e ti. season, and it is as Dangerous az II is
,.-,,i-,t. lut Brandreths pills afford an invalu'-
ile ard efficient protection. by their occasional
,.- ,e prevent the collection % those impurities
which. when in sufficient quantities cause So much
danger 20 ho.i,'s health. They soon cure h'er con
ps ~ dyspepsia. lo-- Of appetite pam IN 'e e'1'
heartburn, pain in the breast-bone, sedden iAlh'-
mes. and eo-tiveness Sold by all respectable deal
ers in medicines
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STAMP nruF>.-lt is stated from Wash
,n-,ln that the old law in relation to stamps
e u..rus- IN force till August lst.
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without benefit, has a,ea cured ty Cen aot-l-. 10
EDWARD aoUvA,r.~
The following Is from the Manager % the Onion
Home school Tor the Children ef Volunteers.
HAvEuEYEa HAN,ios turY-se E,IH 3d..
New York. A1-u-t D., I-..-
" Or. DRAKE. Your wonderful Plantation Die
tiers have been given O. some 90 our little children
suffering from weakues- and weak .u--- IS .th most
happy elect. One little girl. 30 particular with
pains ia her head los Of q. petite dua daily v..t-
in consumption, 90 whom lll uelIc4. SSH f+u
been exhausted, has been entirely restored. 49,
Her appetite and strength rapidly increased, Iut
Respectfully. Sins. %. NJ. pEv0E~
d" owe mu -i %. sou. for ] verify el.lye
the Plantation Bitters have saved my FIFE.
BEv. ". NA'GpNEk, Aacri, y W
90 Thou wilt send nc two bottles moreof
thy Plantation Bitters- By vile has been greatly
benefited hy their use.
Thy friend, ASA CURRIN Philadelphia. Pa
&c Ihlveaeea a great -ua--e- lsam ..y--
persia, and had ahani.u Preaching.
Thy Plantation Bitters have cured ne.
REv. ! s. CATu1RE. Rochester, >-
" send Us twenty-iour dozen more .f , ..r .aHtl-
ton Filters, the popularity &C which age daily ir-
SYKES. CHApNIth e CO.,
ProprietCrs Nilagl's Hotel. Nasafl-tHu- b a..
Ihave given tie Plantation n't,sr- TO-
hundreds our disabled soldiers with Gre n-.-f H--
G.w.D. ANDREWS.
Sup't settlers Home. Cincinnati. 3D.
The Plantation Eitfers have carct ue
OF liver complaint, oi which us, laid Up prst1ate
d. =. kINoSLEY. Cleveland. o.~
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PORTLAND, July IL.
L. ;. steamer TiconderOga left last night
to search for the rebel pirate Florida.
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BALTIMORE. JULY IL.

The 18th corps from New Orleans has
Just arrived. 1t i reported that Gens Hun
ter and Wallace have united forces aud are
now driving the main body of rebels.
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rr-vo~1 STATE FAIR.-rhe annual Far
..-. Vermont State Agricultural Society
IA 10 held at White River Junction. sept.
~ Il Il and l6 The first dav There viii
, ON aiir,>- by Ex-Licut. GOV. Brown Of
..rr-.,,>. before the Wool Growers
.,.o-..a. The second day there Will be
,-...ruu.n Of the Hamburg flag to the
! ..-t,tL Nc,d'am. The third day
u. give an address. and the
.... viii Doe devoted 70 trat,ins
= more premiums are offered than
mr. years
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NEW YORK, July l3.
Latest.

Steamship Australasian, from Liverpool
July %, via Queenstown Sd, is below.
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Wv IU.hf UUIF =
The TINES Washington despatch says
Numbers of zen. Wilson's men come into
our lines daily Wilson's loss will be cut
down 70 1900.
1t is understood that Sec. Fessenien will
not contract our currency.
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NEW YORK, July l3.
Gold sold this morning at 27l.
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Prortr.BLE To JsE-Geo. ". Fortes. Esq.,
~ West Fourth street. Cincinnati, Ohio, writes;
d" think, from my own experience, that Mrs.
= 4. Aliens Worlds Hair Be>;orer and Zylobsl-
,amum are the best hair preparations yet made.
and would have no hestation in recommending
auI urging their introduction into general use
sold by druggists everywhere Depot, lgs
greenwich s.. New York.
Iuly dawlw
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SPECIAL DISPATCHES,
Tho Rebei Raid.
W,suryGroN. July :.

" AeTTNUII-'s NWIl =
The farmers in London County who are IN
correspondence with the rebels assert that
the invading column consists OF three ~
visions under Gen. Early numbering perhaps
p 600 men an told, and that only one ol
the divisions marched as far as Harper
F.rrv. the rcst OF the force remaining at
Font Royal. Il is Thought by our officers
that these figures are exaggerated.
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w AR CT AIM = .


THE slnl Bounty due soldiers discharged for
| wounds received in battle, collected WITHOUT
DELAY We paw especial attention 70 Chains IN
uhich other attorneys have FAILED. or which nave
been SUSPENDED, Of which there are tens OF thou-
sands We have already collected and paid over 70
soldiers and their heirs over S5OO.OOO, ana ate
payln- thousands daily. We secure Pensions i"r
ten dollars and collect Bounty and BacA ray ior
ten per cent, and no pay until AFTER We nave sue
ceeded. 18TH
Tss Amy He-llt is published monthly; and Is DE-
voted 10 the interests Of the soldier and MS hes
- whom ID is invaluable. Write Us and We Will
send YOU copy free for thirfy esHts We vii shn
YOU by return mail a tine engraved tinted hkentS
Album siEel OF 1t Gen. Grant, and the Army mr.
4lf for one gs1r To persons sending cluo OF lcuri
We will send as prszI,i- additional likeness ana
Tss Hsralf for one year, and for each nlultivhAi
subscriber an additional Likeness 20 the getter oi
the Club. 50 that person sending Us Cluh OF Ten
and al will be entitled 20 receive, tiHssT, setsT
Likenesses and Tts Army Hs-aif Tor one yeAr' ann
for any other number in the same ratio
REFERENCES
WASHINGTON, D. c., April Is. 1855.
We take Measure in saying that {. u. Bruce ESD
ba. COMPLIED with the act Of Congress dut.orI-ing
r,-fai- re-so., TO act Army and Navy Agents Tor
tbe COLLECTION Of war claims against the Government
and 10 recommend him 20 all persons that have
Claims they wish collected promptly.
I-uifsd Sf1fst SeHGfors-Beulamin r NaHe' Johh
Nfsnber, Of coug-,sr-E. R. EcSlcy. Wm John
ston. Wm B. Allison 49,
June ..
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INV York, July p
The report is here that Petersburg is ia
ken. not yet authenticated.
PHILADELPHIA. July y.
The telegraph lines were rebuilt last night
thus re-opening communication between
Baltimore and Washington. Trains are now
running regularly on the railroad between
Baltimore and Washington.
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NV loRk. July Il-I.3O P. VI.

Tie reh,l, have captured passenger train
At Magnolia about l. miles this side OF BAL
timore on the Philadelphia and Wilmington
X. L.
All lines ceased working at l2.l5 z. NJ.
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8 .,~c- from the Third Vermont Battery,
naUat Petersbursh says '.Grant has
.... sand bags and is engaged in h.iae-
p aI -l.-c gums Of immense calibre. 1t
,r- v, shall have no ASA lt-, no general
aent- at the present. But the negro
digging deep long holes under
ad wards the forts OF the rebels,
..'i j. NET Doe contraband 90 say FOR
.s.-- ~c Please draw your own con-
I-'n- itthc underground railrald3'
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FLOUR, FLOUR, FLOUR

100 BBLS. Glen Cove Xxx Spring Rhsat Flour
HUI Is Bills Julian Mills from White Winter
Wheat.
IS Bols. Morgan's XXX.
10 Bbls. Star Mills.
% Half-bbls. Cold Stream.
Prom selected winter Wheat, all OF which VIII DC
sold at a small advance from cost
CT. HIATT, No BanL Block
ILL
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Iae Worlds Washington correspondent
si,, Tie indications are that active move
n.nt, ou large scale viii not bee attempted
for o. week or two. Si,.e-guns large enough
o. sweep Petersburg from the face Of the
earth have already been planted. Sull Gen.
Grant may strike with fatal elect somewhere
els.
There Is a great demand ior horses. even
those used for the street railroads Iu Wash
iu-t9u and Baltimore have been impressed.
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". APPLETON,
New Dive House
DR.. TOBIAS VENETIAN

DIR. ItBtAN FtNEAi
Linimep, Pint bottles at 5oc, for the cl-- g.
ness cuts, gals, cole, sprains' &C
eheuper than any other. II Is used by 1t
hor-cmen on Long Island courses. q
cure ring bone ror spawn, as there is 30 nc
In existance that will, What it Is stlt1i
positively does. No owner Of horses vii ne
out after trying one bottle. One dose I'd
often saves the life Of over-heatc- n
horse. For collie and belly-ache il has r- de
Just 80 sure as the sun rises. Just so sure Ai-
liable Eminent to be the Horse emoro'a ne
Day. Sold by all druggists. Ohes' 81 --a'
st. New York. 49,
June %.
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NEW YORK. Jul

NEW YoRk. July 5.
The steamship Louisiana from Liverpool,
June 22d, has arrived.
Gold sold to-day at 200 "a Dos.
BALTIMORE, July IL.
Gen. Badly Smith arrived here this morn
Ing with the 18TH corps, to look alter the
raiders.
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Corner Church aud College Sts'
No. . Union Block.
DREsSED HOPS, ,,--.-- NIL
CHOCOLATE, Coca. Broma, Rice Flour Puiver-
~. Union Block.
y,oNcrNTp ATED LEMONADE. for Pic-Nics, &C.
\ no 81 gar required In is use t,I ale az i.
HORSE RADlSH. at NJ.
y. Union Block
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,-xpprsrIT,nLr HEADS ARE N

UNDERSTANDABLE HEADS ARE N
a moment beautided by the operation Or; Girls
TAD0RO's HAIR DYE, which. without tho slight
est trouble. inpart. TO the hair Of the held, the
wbisker-. heard. or sloustsche any shade Of brown
MP tl, most perfect black Laiie. can use 1T with
ont soling their fingers. It's the mos, expeditions
hair dye in the world. and the only one Tree rom
every poisonous ingredient, and sthat contains
ngurishing and em1lient vegetable principe INST
adsro', Hair Preventative. valuable adjunct 10 'Ne
Dye in dressing and promoting the growth ana
health q the hair, and OF itself when used alone
safeguard that protects the hbres from decay IN
der all circumstanc 9 and under all elnit'' Man
ufactured by J. CRISTADoRO- No Astor
House. New York Sold by all Druggists Applied
bv all Hair Dresser
r..v. % farIru
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Sn1rNn1n IIsT OLE ARTICLES.

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The most certain and speedy remedy ever ais'o'efe
f.- sII no Disease % the Chest and Lung,
t'.u.-bs Colds Asthma. Consumption
These waters give the most instantaneous
and perfect relief and when pcrsevered with accord
10 to directions never fail 60 eject rapid and
lastin. cure. Thousands have been restored % per
feet health who have tried other means IN vain To
all elasse. and all constitutions they are equally
bles,in, and .ure-none need despair 10 matter how
Iona. tine disease may have existed. or however sc
we're it may pc. provided the organic structure
The vital organ. is not hopelessIy decayed. Eve .
one Afflicted should give them impartial trial-
JOB NOSES, sole Proprietcr,
8 Cortauit 81. \. J. tit- o
Price y cents per box. tor sale by all dTuS7s's
Dec 18th $50 i'
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KEN Z d vs.
RHEUMATIC E4ENz71E.
RHEUMATISM


The attention O., the puhi- -a-.'- O.
excellent " all Llliulelts, '-s p .---.-
cure ior eli the aches au4 l---e .l--- ---
RHEUNIATISN
L. caused bv a stazuatiau Of che fluids. or.
Checked perspiratiou-is cured BY % lev .-
Kennedy's Rheumatic Imminent
sPRAINS
Are caused by AL over-extension aud sudden
action Of the muscles cured by a --w t-.-
Kennedy's i.heuiaat.c Liniuent-el la-ly --.-
H''" " NEURALGIA.
The king Of all palm, is caused by an iaaal' .a I
the nerves Instantly curet oy Anew p-----.---
OF Kennedy Rheumatic Lllimeut-
PLEURIST
l. an inflammation oftae lining Of tie r.1s-s --
hv few bottle .: culedy's hne-.liil- --...i..-.
BRUISES
Are caused bv u sudden pressure of the lcsl
-rla.hin. Of The tissues-i- instantly relieved
keun~dys Rheumatic Liniment
CRAMP
Tsa contraction u the muscles, caused by q
St0ppage Of the nervous nuns WA'in Il-,
NAL life having freetpw-ls cured 's l-' - Pc
cation. 81 kennedy 81 heumatic Lirilnen~
BILIOUS collie
caused tv a ueural-i IN the stomach AL
take tea.pooniul Of kennedv's hneu-
Inent in warm water every half h0lr unit 81
SORE THROAT AND HOAE~-. sH
Are caused bv an unnatural dryuess q t1
weta piece uf flannel VITA Kennedy p .,a
Imminent, apply 70 on going 70 bed lll -.
well In the morning
HEADACHE AND THROBBiN- NJ
THE TEMPLES.
/. causet By pressure from insensil-eq Pc
i. cured BY few applications Or hs-4.-
attic Liniment.
WEAKNESS OF TIE BA~-
g. 3D.. 49, .Tr-
bottle.
FOR ANULCERATED SORE IT, III.
You viii take one teaspoorfCl Or che II
f9u- tea-poJniUls OF water Har.-e tug
dav. In 4 few days 70 viii be well
teaspoouful will be worth a DOL az 10 ~.
FOR BRONCHITIS,
And all inflammation Of the throat, tons.-4
ate with DRY hacking couch, you VIA
Iiuiment with four or Eve times its oI4f
garglr the throat, AMI swallow the n---
uer.r fai.s-
I, j. good for TvOrHAcuE, EtAA.l
FACyant Il LAMATIOS Of every Eirl.
" should have afullsupply for TIE W.
Manufactured hy DONALD kEN- LD-
Nass Price 81 cents.
Apru2-nd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
We are the only Agents for the City Of the
Good Samaritan Cooking,
AND THE
II ETSTO.T'E P.fRLOR STOLE
COOKING RANGESi

With one, two more over Ranges, and Extra Char
coal Broiler Attachment.
We would also call the attention Of III public TO on
large stock Il marbali7ed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
AGENCY.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND.

THOR sALE-pEsIRABLE RESIDENCES ~ Ihs
north part Of the city, on Pennsylvania
Illinois, Delaware, Alabauna, Tennessee anu Ai''Pf
strests, and all the avenues. a.s,r.hI.
Also large assortment Of cheap and very ees' 80.
residences In the southern part Of the city, 'Anss ~
eco to $4,000 IN pnce. Ia u,,... a,
We have some small houses 70 sell a. ou p''0s, ~
small payments down and long time on oaa"0e
and cheaper than renting. -, ..oo.r,v IN
For sale on good terms good business properly; on
Washington. Illinois, Meridian, PENIS. Nan'a ana ie"'
nessee streets ,,,,... ,.,.t-
Also the and largest assortment OF eusins o..
all parts " the city. 10 cell or trade on tue Oe' '''A
and at low figures -. -.
Also. number 81 small and fine country seats, large
and small tracts Of lands improved farms iroms 20 oo
acres within Ave mie OF the city, Tor sale OF uaoe Al
low figure and on good terms. -. -
Also drst-rate hour mill, In The city-a money max
ing institution Also number Of -four anc saw mlhs
near the city, for sale or trade. -, -
Also. tells and boarding houses IN the eiy' COUNTY
tavernS and Town properly, near the CITY; meIeuau
horses wagons and various other kinds OF PERSONAL prop
eriy, for sale trade. -, -, =
We have large number Of building lots IN the CITY,
large OF land country property Ia various local
ities and merchandise and big pile OF money 70 give
for improved city property ,,-,..,,
Noricr Parties having property Of any kind to SELL
persons wanting buy trade for property investors
SPECTATORS traders and the rest Of manknd are invited
20 call at this A. No. Office before buying selling OF
trading and promote their interest thereby
mars d3m
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
PRIVATE DISEASES.

DR coIx0U3, MEDICAL OFFICE no. 80 SOUTH
N<rdisn Street. forfeits he Zee II ne fails in cur
ing any cas- that may cone under bis care, aiter
- ehstinats or long standing lie warrants you a
rur~ syphilis the primary helped In IS min
80. eured In 20 hour elect Of 20 years standing
cur,l BIZ Dr. c. oftee hours 70 ioP.x. narss
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04
D r. J O II N B ULL'S
COMPOUND
CEDRON BITE R :,
The Latest and Most Important Dis
covery of the 10Th Century.

MO MANS NAME Is MORE INTlM ,TELY con-
neced with the history Of the Matera Medica OF tho
United states mor- favoraby known the po OF
medical discovery, than that of Dr JOHN BULL, Of
Louisville, NY Ills nimable preparation of Sarsapt-
ra, has long od AZ the head of the various com
pounds Of that valuable drug His Compound Pcctora
ot Wild Cherry has become household word throughout
the West and South. and his Worm IOzenges In less than
year after their introduction, attained reputation
wide spread the continent OF North America But the
GROWING glory Of his life TO be attained in his
latest di'covery gather combination for he does not
claim to have been the discOverer of CkDRON which l.
The basis OF the bters offered 20 the public That
honor belongs 10 the native nh ibants OF Central Amer
lea. 20 whom it, virtues have been known Tor than
two hundred years Armed with 1t, the ndian bids def
ance to the most deadly malaria and handles without
fear the most venomous serpents II Is belief with them
that while there is breath left In the body the Cedron is
DO eiit 10 cure, no matter what the disease may be
While DR. Bull u not prepa ed 20 endorse s eAtravs
giant pretenson he i nevertheless satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidences relating 10 IT, yriues
that, remedy aud preventive for all diseases arising
from either 20 changes OF weather and climate
or 90 the masmac Influences, u stands without rival
and Justly deserves the reputation has long enjoyed In
Central America and the West Indies. In
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-05-04

THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE,
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN,
Who suffer from irregularities. or distractions of
the menses. whatever may be the cause of those
distractions
This cure has been recognized for MANY years
The Only Safe Reliance.
The Only safe Reliance.
That Ladies have for relief from the suppression
of those periods which, If kept up according TO
the calls of nature. will
GUARANTEE TO THEM
GUARANTEE TO THEM
The Fullest Amount Of Good
Health and strength.
And which, IL not regularly experienced will
produce
MISERY AND DEATH.
MISERY AND DEATH,
First Of all Remedies for Diseases of
Females,
First Of all Remedies for Diseases of
Females,
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
Dr. CsfEESMAN'S PILLS,
Dr. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.
This Good Old Remedy
For all distractions has been hailed with pleas
nre and profit
For Twenty-Fiv cYcars,
In all parts of the civilized world It's author is
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN,
AN OLD EXPERIENCED PHYSICIAN.
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Whom everybody X, ows and in whom evers
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which has Never Failed,
And thousands of certificates 20 this effect can be
found in all parts Of the country.
The proprietors OF DR.. Cheeseman's
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