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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
A STRAIGHT WOODEN LEG PREsERRED TO
CROOKED ONE OF FLESH AND BONE.
from the Dayton Journal.

A very arrange OF prid, aud Hack has been re-
ported I, US. A young man whose parents reside In
this neighborhood osen cripple from birth. 0ne
of his legs below the koee crooked nearly in the
shape OF Triangle and he was only ALE to get around
with the aid OF crulches. He was given u very far
school ECU ation but he recently go; tn notion Of go
ing to Cincinnati and acq lriDga thorough commercial
education: his parents provided him with the neces-
saTy means spd departed from the pstsrnal roo 1,
seems that alter he arrived in the lsen City, he
oceans morbidy sensitive about his amsness He be-
lieved thas be otjecs Of comm;sseration with
some, ana subject of indifference disgust 10 Others.
BE came to the conclusion that his crippled condition
he was especially repuguant to the ladies' and be final
ly determined TO bis dsformiy or end his fe
He handsome fellow, intelligent aud gifted to
considerable dsgree-certaoly a, well calculated 10
shine in ]cety nine out Of OF any OF bis acquau
tAlc.s Bet that terrible leg WAS ia his way and he
would no longer suf,rit he csnscl ed surgeon. His
leg could be amputated safely, aud cork cord be
suosi.u;ed; tie anputatou could be that
an artificial leg would quite the purpose OF ma.
tural mo And the crooked leg vas taken of. We ere
told that the fa.ner OF the young man, being adj
vsed OF the surgical operation, down to see the
patent on Friday last. He fourd his boy '.dong as
well as cculd be expected" aud bearing his suffering
Ike htro in The that he will eventually be
able 10 walk iks mer without the All OF
cru ch,s aud attract unujuil attention on account
OF a Singular deformi.y.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RIGhTs.
RICHMOND WHIG.
TUESDAY aORNISG, APRIL 80, 1854.
PAPERS FOR TIE Any.

We le.rn tina. papers mailed 70 the army do moi
rs.h their destination beesuss tho postage Is not snc
eaupos IN many csses be paid in advance, or on de-
livery 10 army carriers By tSe postmaster To remedy
the difficulty in regard shs Whig, We viii hereafter
prepay the postage at his eoe on papers ordered oy
persons IN The army, deduOpg the amount Of postage
frOJa the remittaness sent
By Al srrAr cement with the Postmaster A. ASnDO.'
We viii mark each paper 'Paid," which, by passing
Trough the ees here, will be evidence 70 every 0'os
ofsos that the postage has been paid here.
waeo no post OHise is given, but merely toe com
pany, regiment, &C., delay of day in the Kes mono
Pcs: oHise is unavoidable. Persons in the army ORDER
ing The paper viii therefore state the post Onse Sn'
W. will change The direction when requested.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
HEAD QUARTERS
lsr REo'r RrsrRvfD foRcKs OF VtRaTsIA.
Redmond, April 25.h, 1854.
SPECIAL ORDER

ho.L
L. All youths between sixteen and eighteen years age rssd-
nt, thereof the North side Of james River belong
Ing to some authorized military company viii hemsevs
10 psfont Poshsian House. Broad street. on
THURSDAY max, the 2sh last At O'clock NJ for the par
bsicg enrolled and Of forming
this command, OF being adult oc-
pauy of the district In which they respectv ely reside
Youths already enrolled and acting with sdut oompspss
viii also report 70 ct the same time and plsce. -
comply with this order wiz subject Offenders al
lie section Ct act Of the General Assembly, passed Isbfus
~ fitb, 1874, sfoows;
Whenever any ivAts commissioned snesr nexlssss
fails refuses perform toe duties required Of him. and dso
bsys proper orders OF his superior ocs shall Be ssful
conmandant Of the regiment battalion conpany %
him arrested and promptly titled by Court Martial ana
conviction he shall be hned than hundred dol
puahed provided for In OF enlisted msn
By the rules and articles Of Of the Confederate ate"
g. The foregoing VIII b enforced -
Byconmand Of DOL J. D. DArtoR1n 49,.
sp ss-taskued b ". ncHARDsoH, AAh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
ASSAULT By AN ACrarss.-The Brooklyn (N. Es

ASSAULT BY AN AorREss.-The Brooklyn (N. J Be-
gle ges the following sccouat Of passage alarms in
that ";ty of pupits:"
The city of BIo1kyn considerably exercised res
to-day by report circulated in reference 70 an assault
immitied by line well known actress and c.nlralto
Fel:cta Vessyaii UPON dry goods merchant doing bu
slnCsi the city OF pupiss Te particulars SHOW hat
on "Wednesday evening, during the performance Of
the Dukes Motto" at tue Academy OF Music and in
which Vestvsli sustans che role of Captain Henri de
Lsgardere, the "msrch-n procured access behind the
near of the wings, aud awaited the exit from the
scene Of the illustiious magnificent"
Upon his leaving The stage, tie presuning como g.
seur OF dry goods placed hand upon her somewhat
gigantic iorm and accosted her with rude remark
Sac turned iercsly, and bestowed upon him WE'LL
meIted Iebake. But the sugIy glance that shot from
yard stick aud he renewed his impertnence With bolt
mesa. There was no pause the part Of tee &C rss
but whipping her sword fiom the scabbad DE Laqar
deere swsrdsmiD che proceeded TO cut aud thrust
alter the most approved French fashion, and the
mBent bodily danger OF the now terrified 10 er.cper
who retreSted hastily, but not without recsivng
hing uemoratl in the ray of scratch" Bis friend
also came in for iea space g'shes. The scene
.Dg muI dsroLs bus the msls twain acted upon
the impulses Of discretion, aud got awsy before full
puLilhnent had o.en inf ccd. VestvsI Tell sick from
excitement after aud unable 10 apeas On the
boards tn, evening following. TIE merchant and his
friends are busy in expl.iaiSg to Ih,ir immediate ac-
qlantaaces low they Ter set upon by asassins in an
out-oi-the way locality.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

"A STORY IL told By distinguished American sculptor
of the cool reception which his Der gave to bis rst
attempt the plastic art. Twas the figure of wo-
man looking out upon the sea, as Il trying to get
glimpse Of the vesse that contained her saor husband.
The figure was scarcely dsmi-dspsd about the heck
which seems to have b,en the only point which struck
the good sdy's attention "We what do you think OF
belf' asked the eager expectaOt Of mothers pi ase.
II think, said the msrop, with decision 'that no de-
cent woman would be seen out OF doors 10 euch PLIGHT"
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

AxEcDorK CT LIscoLs.-Judge BALDWIN, an old and
respeta de and ssdlts gentenaa called few days since
on Gen. H,leck, and, pfesuming upon familiar ac-
pass Outside OF our lines see brother In Virginia
thinking thl he would NEE. with reural as beth
his brother and himself were good Uaion men. b I'VE
ave been deceived TOO often said Gen. Hsieck, land
regret cant grant H. Judge B. then went to ~.
ton, aud very briefly disposed Of with the same 10.
suit FINALLY h. obtained an interview with Mr.. Lincoln.
aao stated hts case "dAve ,ou applied 10 Gen. Hall
leck - nq1irtd he President and met with q.
REFUSAL sand Jadge B. "Taen you must see Stanton,
conslu, the Pr,si lent ~ hav', aad with the same
resul was tbs rspy. .'Hell tnen," said old Abe,
with smie Of so ID I'D MR. can d, nothing, for you
siaistration
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

CossrDrR says the historian Thiers-sfteS remarkng
that tee vast machinery Of army ia SCI In motion by
the mere thought Of the Gensral-bow frederick and
Napoleon in tn, noise and confusion of battle could de-
vslope their plans and combinations as calmly as
Newton and Descsres could pgrHue their investigation In
tho silence of the claset Tbs power belongs to genuf
but may certainly be acquired, though in inferior
degree, in connection with o,hn military qualities
which General eboud possess.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

coxrr PorrRr-A smart littls boy ia the author Of
the following:
TIE moon setting in a cloud,
Full fsdged Ia golden light,
. Attaching cut the IiHls stars,
The chickens OF the night
But ont Of all that brilliant brood
Produced by Lupa pale,
There vas bu, one poor little chick
That coul produce tail
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
MARRIED.

AZ the residences the brides father on Tuesday the Ialh
Inst ~ The Kew W. =. Junkin tbs Rev. HARVEY GILBOBH
Chaplain 2eh Virginia Regiment A. NJ ", and kn MARfHA
daughter Of o. hcclus Esq all Of Rockbridge, Va.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
DIED.

Al his residences Church HILL Monday the asth Instant
General ALEXANDER BROWN In the tsh year Of bis sge
he funeral vii take place from 3d. Johns Church
THIS (ruesiay) KvkEIEG.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26
Tnr wAH AND rae PassIDrsor.-rhe London Time

THE w AR AND TIE PRssDEhcY.-fhe London Times,
Of March 2s:h, saya:
II the Summer campaign doeo not produce more IA
vorabersuts than the recsnt expeditions have obtain
ed the ltcal mat OF the Presidential election
will throw tia inc den OF the into the okgro1nd
altogether. der any circumstances this tremendous
contest would have Withdrawn much Of the public inter-
eat from me vemeDis they could learn only from descrp
lion. But the battles of the pocsl campaign fought
in every town and village Toe combat s at every man
dco L. is great advantage she Confsdsrates that
they have wisely exempted themselves from the came
kind Of struggle VIII ch would have occurred exactly at
the sane time, had they not extended the four years
term Of their President 10 six. The difference Il makes
in the position Of the two polite chiefs of the oppo
sing fede atoms Il decidedly 10 favor OF the Southerne
In the Narth the war ia nuch q conflict for arty
supremacy for the restoration Of III, Uoion by con.
quest and force The Republican, official parry vi
have TO bear Trough the whole Of this year double
strain its energies. II must carry on the war and
maintain, at all hGzlrda, its political domination
IL has not conducted military opera ions very success
fully while it could devote ell it, Efforts 10 the task
will nov be distracted by different objects
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

- How slavery be abolished ell over the world wh'
there are Sorts Of the OCEAN. Louisville Dsacera
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-04-26

IHk CoEsuLAR Q0EsrIoE. L seems incredible that
one OF Her hsjes'y's Ministers Of s'ae ebeu'd mste
suoh statement - that made on Tuesday, lat March.
IN the House OF Loscs, by Er RUSSELL in couversa-
oz on the subject of Federal eDIistmeuts IL Ir.lnd-
he faid In substance that the Confederates hsd dsmie
Sed the Eagish Cengl, for protsstinz against the
habitua consciption-not msrelJ enls men,-oi Brit
ish fuhiscts. We QUOTE matter os,ecord the xact1
words of the Times report March la:
i must say that though they Che Coniedera.es) ere
entitled to impartial conduct tDey not entitled to
any other conduct at hands, beca se tboegi re-
crutrg for the Safes does take piece
ia this counry far ss We are aware conscpton does
take place az regards British SUI jscs residing 10 tie
Southern Sates When we have endeaso red 10 Oh am
redress for this We have found that the Conus who
we're appointed when all the American Stats we're
united have On sudden been driven from the Confede
rate States and there Ia there who can lake Up
the case of British subjects, who are very frequently
forced into the Confcderate ranks against their
will This ard other hardshps are inflicted upon British
subjects in the Confederate Safes aud from the oes Of
ConsuIs they zble make complaints and obtain
the redress to which they entitled tHear)
The Index remarks on this:
Leaving ous New Orleans as being in Federal occuta
ton, there iour British Con- uls without the d
fdeto Confederate Jurisdiction, of whom t1o, Mr..
Bunch, Of Chaeeton and Mr.. Atlnesux OF Savar nah,
quietly, and without assigned Withdraw BY Earl
Russell; third Mr. Msgse kob IT, for doing what hs
de Md IL his boundtn duly to do and what his coll
lesgues had done wthou; proof dismisssd BY Eir
Russell hlmeef The ,ur!h and only aiming one,
Mr.. Moore, at Richmond, ie:ted by the OoDfsd.
crate Government 10 leave the country not because Of
any controversy arts ng from tire conscrpon law but
for figran contempt OF the de facto authority OF tte
Confederate Government. The rasons for this step
were distinctly stssd by Mr.. Bsr imn 10 despatch to
Mr.. Mason, which was duly commune ited to Eirl Rus
SELL AID which, furthermore published In several
OF the London newspapers. Toe sholo Of tie CORES
pondence relating 10 this subject laid by tie Con-
fsderate Government before Congress- and an official
copy OF the same is at the disposal Of the Foreign Sec
relay. Every disputed case under Eonscrption Law
has been fairly tried befoe the Confederate courts
which are entitled to at least equ respect from Her
hsjestys Government ss Mr. Lncoins prize courte and
il demors1abe that the Con ederats Government in
It's anxiety 10 prevent any cause 70: complaint has pur
Posely coun enarced great xy In the enforcement of
the Law against perschs claiming to be British subjec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
house. OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


NJ. sHASSoS lUns Cal. from the COMMITTEE
Indian Affairs, reported the Senate bill for the better
Organization " tie Department II Indian AfairS in
CafCi. Ia.
Mr SkannOD explained that the hill consolidated ti3
tlyo superintendent into one and provided for sel
Ing the present reservations md locating tie indians
appropriate reservations, 10 each OF which is
" he assigned Az Indian Ageat The General Super
5Btepdeis e. ~ receive - salary Of -. coo lie adyO-
cated the Ill the ground Of economy &c fhe Gnzern-
nlent, and benefit 10 the Indians
The bin Was passed.
TIE TARTAN AND DELAWARE BAY RAILRoADs
The House bon resumed the confederation o; til
declaring the RariGn and Delaware Boy ifaads aUI
boits 10 bf Post aud Military rUads
Mr.. GARFIELD (Un., Ohio iesumnr his r~Jnara
from last wes said he hGd already ateI efed show
from Gihcini documents that the means Of tOnmgR ca
tion bstween Washington and Now York were isrio-
riously Dsncicnt for the purposes VI the GorrnGaat
ad that hne not being sufficient to do the business
tie Refused Of the use Of al additional line was Ia IYf
M Inhibition Of tiLnsit across New-JeIsey and lola.
tiOn Of the sights OF counerce. Ale Camden and An.
boy Company MAS III OdiOus monopoly II appeared
from Volume published by tlint CoInpany-ihe blue
book Uf NcwJtrscy. and register OF greatness and OF
fetal dignity-tbat the said Company had taken New.
jersey under their protection and they cesured and
praised tlI State according to their inclination Their
wealth was unprecedented their were anuAt and
her isniRgenet VI al tic Jaws d Trade Vas Dut
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
Trnde Sale.
THIRD DAY.

The sale opened with the invoice OF ID. Apple
ton Co. Their assortment Of miscellaneous standard
and popular works was varied and immense, embrac
Ing works on biography history. criticism, Illustrated
hand books books Of travel tales, poems &C. Bryants
Thirty Poems Buckles Essays. Speeches OF Gen. Dix
Life and Correspondence OF Theodore Parker, Cyclic
padia OF Drawing Dictionary Of Niechanics Downings
Architecture Elements of Military Art and Science
Coxs Christian Ballads the Queens of England Illus
red Standard Poets cabinet editions Of the Poets re-
hgious books Latin. Greek. French. German, Italian
Spanish and English readers and teachers
Prang Co, Boston next opened their lots of album
pictures of cartcs Waite size in oil colors represent
Ing the butterflies leaves. flowers NOSES. birds. and
landscapes Of America also variety of funny charac
ters. with views of life in camp Sc. These colored
autographs are very beautiful, and sold readiysOme
Of the lots frequently duprated. Then followed
the invoices Of " 7. Beers al New-lork consisting OF
pictures in oil colors. James -. Name (New- YORK;
photograph pictures Willis T.. Hazards philadelphia
choice books OF English Italian, and German literature
and religious md juvenile books, meeting with quick
purchasers and handsome prices. This morning the
sale viii open with j. Il. Lippincott q Cos large ana
attractive invoice OF miscellaneous b0oks-AraDiah
Nights Entertainments, a New Dictionary OF 1uotf
toLS Buwer's Novels Chambcrss Standard WORKS.
Wehsteris Series of Dictionaries, Washington ana
his Generals historical works, among wheh We
may mention PescOtfs complete works. MIX History
Of Charles the Bold rhieTss History OF the Consulate
and Empire OF FIance, CroOkss and Schems LATIN TN
glish Dictionary great variety of juvenile ooOAs nu
an invaluable assortment Of military books ana lag
books and books on medical science; standard poets
and dramatists scientific and descriptive works geo
graphical aud classical works; and last but not least
Sir Walter SCOTS noyotho AbbOtsOrd edition IN ~
volumes tho royal edition IN II volumes the pie
toria edition in "a volumes and the peoples edition IN
i volumes Sir Walter scott wrote at time when the
spirit predominatedi hence MS spirit anu stye suits
tic present time and there ~ n great demand FOR his
books Tie invoices OF Richsein, blanchard, Gould s.
Lincoln "a rich and rare assoItment Converse, Mar
Carleton Bradburn. Dick a Fitzgerald Randolph. Pot.
ter schiller and Folf & Foster viii follow. larger
quantity better books were never offered for sale in
singlc day IN this city. so say the book traders T.
G. Baord has very line invoice Of colored Autographs
of birds butterflies flowers MOSES. leaves, scenery
groups Of figures, classical and historical. They are
executed with exquisite taste, and form interesting
and attractive feature at the sale.
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THE CAMDEN AND AnBOY MO-
NOpOLY.
pondenoe OF The n. !. Tribune

CoUc,pondenoe OF The n. j. Tribune
TRRSros, March 90 1854.
The monster monopoly of New-Jersey scents
the day OF popular Judgment when the nonoy.bought
privileges Of which they have long been the arrogant
claInsnis are 10 vanish from their selfish grasp.
The soullcss corporation trerbes with fear. and its
gnwieltY corpus staggers With the slEo apprehension
of National prescription. OF the tremendous troes
through %hich its interests passing in Washington
We need hot speak The unprecedented amount OF
pleading ,:ccra, special spd pecuniaIy the large
ray Of renel influence. legal political and corporate
" heh the projectors and the parasites of this
moth abuse pom iTno tie bosom Of the Federal Me
tr9pos, cvnce the desperation Of their situation, in
Gln rs they do 10 strcnuopsy against the interests
{. this soad being placed IN competition with any other
honest! and energy never f"sr oppdsitlon. ki9ary
in-cnshfS vitality, gniekens effort and assures
success. Yet this iro1 dcspot claims MT Oaly
exclusive privileges Of transit but all tho ply
marks All TIE legislative patronage. tut seeks 10
destroy the natural right 81 abstract existence 10 all
other corporations 1t sayY TO the state :, You must
or5y nurse but you mnst srangle all oar
2CtitolA" ~ Is not only the dog IN the aoger tut II
seeks ~ drive tie other dog on Of the stable. choke him
on the thresheld and bnry him in the barEyatd
The Camden and AmbOy Railroad have receAily en-
de dyoru. 10 make II appear that the people Of N@gJer
SCI are IL large minority. opposed to the Csngres
autrlystion ofeny new rOnte Of taavo oYT this
STATE Tia was attempted with very plausible sem
blante of ia the Legislature last week aad the
echo that their action sounded IN aany of the monopoly
owned the State and in the monopoly Inspired
,eegr.ns Of the Comprehend agent OF the Assneaied
Press .ent oyer the country. gave further apparent
iudursercnt 10 this action. The Governor Of Thu State
who Es seymour, knows AMI rewards his "frieids"
On JhuIsd9y Of last week sent verbose message o the
Legislature protesting against the provisions OF the bill
now before Congress, to constitute the taritan and
Ijcawsrc Bay Railroad u postal and military route
through this STATE an insult to N9w-Jersey In viola
ion Of her piigbted faith and sesere injury 10 her
pccunary interests In obedience % this message
cres Of sponsiyo resolutions ofere by special
Committee (Which the Speakers OF both HOus.s well
sHew Low select that Of the terror az the
.lcial docEmenl--a mere parephIase Of 1.-THE sub
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uEr.NtBOID,S ROSE WASH,


lotion diseases OF syphi1fc nature, and 40
uiection diseases Of the Urinary Organs arising from
hab oil dissipation used Ia connection with the Extracts
Buchu and Sarapala in such diseases recommended
Evidence Of the responsible and reliable character wni
accompany the medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES,
FROM 10 20 YEARS STANDING, with
NAMES KNOWN TO SCIENCE AND FAME,
For Medical Properties Of Buchui
SEE DISPENSArORY or THE UNITED STATES
See Professor DEWEES valuable works the Practice o.
Plysic. -, ,,,.,,,,., ,,,,
See marks made by the late celebrated Dr. PHYsiC Phil
See remarks made by DR.. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, eel.
ehrated Physician ana Member OF the Royal College OF Sur
geons Ireland aud published IN the transactions OF the hnS
aud Queens journal. ...~
See Melco- ChIurgcal Review, published by BENJAMIN
TRAYERS Fellow Of the Royal College of Surgeons.
See most OF tie late Standard WORKS Medicine
EXTRACT BUCHU, 81 per bottle, or Six for IS
EXTRACT SARSAPAkILLA, 81 per bottle, OF Six for
IS. 1880.
81 80. - 49,
Or Half Dozen Of each for : r. which will be sufficient to
cure the most obstinate If directions adhered to-
Delivered any address securely packed hom observation
Describe symptoms III all communications. Cure snsrs~
teed. Advice gratis,
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NJ
Use HELMBOLD's EXTRACT

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affections and diseases Of the Urinary Organs whether
existing
IN MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever cause originating and no matter oiow
long standing. Diseases Of these Organs
REQUIRE the aid of Diuretic
HTLMBOLU'S EXTRACT BUCEU
Is THE GREAT DIURETIC>
AND IT is CERTAIN
40 HAVE THE -
DESIRED EFFECT -
IN ALL DISEASE
FOR WHICH
IT IS RECOMMENDED.
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IN 40 such terms; that ii matter in which the
,a of The district were interested, and that neither
bart had tho right stpalate themselves int or cot
OF tie Senate and that the contestant required the
indictment Of the Senate upon the matter in cOnioversy
Alter hcsrag argument at some length. The committee
fixed upon Friday evening at the Senate CAanter or
the Summing up of the by fhe different oodlse
Mr. Tiemsine will open for the contestant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-01
TnusDAY. March So o'clock.

At II p. M, the closing prices were Gold. 1904 n
Y. Central li7. Erie. 1915; Erie Preferred, 1928
Hudson, l62t Harlem, 1884, Reading, l56I; Michigan
Southern. il7I Illinois Central i9. Pittsburgh l26:
Gaena, 1854; Chicago and Rock Island 1854; North
Western g. Fort Wayne liil; Prairie du Chen 90.
Chicago md Alton. 95i Terre Haute and Alton. 81;
Cumberland, sai; Quicksilver eel; Ohio and Miss
Cor, %
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FEMALES! FEMALES, FEMAE3Sf
OLD Or YOUNG, SINGLE. MARRIED. OR COSTEM
PLATING MARRIAGE
In May affections peculiar To eFnaes the Extract Buchu
Is unequaed by any other remedy m Cheross Rsten-
tou Irregularities Panfunes or Suppression Of Cu.,onac
yacgaous, liberated schous state OF The Uterus, Leu
corrhea or Whites stery and for all complain. incdens
he SEX whether arising from lndiscretion, Habits Of D Al
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
see symptoms above
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT III.