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To OFFICERS AND SoLDIERs.-We invite all
officers and soldiers, regulars or volunteers in
or out of the army, to send to this Office all the
facts for and against the generals who have
commanded them during the war. We are going
to hold general court martial. and witnesses
are welcome.
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P,uLApnruA, July Is, 1858

Msssrs Esler q Brothers sawml, situated on Fn-
tsenth street. was destroyed by IRE Loss s2Nooo. u
was insured partially In New York and New England
companies Also Messrs Mugsn &smith's, sash acory,
in same building The Church OF the epiphany wa
damaged By Gre, and ALA &c NUMBER ~ :. 80 oe,,
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BuTrER's REsIGNAroN-It is stated that
General Butler has rendered his resignation,
and that it has not been accepted. Who re-
fused 1t, and why! When General Grant was
asked why he did not dismiss Butler from the
army he replied, because ! do not want hlm
to get into Congress and talk. So long as ne
is in the army he is bound to keep army mat
tiers private" Perhaps Stanton has refused to
accept his resignation for the same reason; but
General Grant spoke during the war, as MILL
tary man, while Stanton acts like politician
Now that the war is over we invite Butler 70
come out Of his tomb at Lowell and talk.
Let him tell all he knows. We will give him
fair hearing in this city this fall. He did not
tell half enough in his Lowell speech. Let
him make a clean breast Of everything. We
don't care whom he cuts up or cuts down. He
belongs 10 history now, and, although we have
been pretty severe upon him, be may yet lind
that we have been his best friend.
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TRANS-MISSISSIPPI.
GENERAL MERRITrS TEXAS COLUMN
THE ORDERS FOR THE MARCB.
RAISING THE GUNBOAT VARUNA
Wreck Of an AspinWall Steamer
ON Seranella Banks,
&C.. &c.. &c.

The steamship Mississippi Captain Kennedy, from
New Oheans the nth inst arrived here yesterday
The purser will accept our thanks for favors.
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BrFFALo, July 1S--12 n
The extensive calsie yards of the New York Central
Railroad a, Ess, buffalo now burning Tue rraafos
DEPOT and hotel will probably escape
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The Weather.
MOUNT wAsHIN0T0N.
SUMMIT Houss, MOUNT WASHINGTON, NJ H.,
July ~, 1885.
Tho weather here Is most delightful The tbermome'
ter stands this morning at forty degrees above zero
MONTREAL.
MONTREAL, July 1s-6P NJ
Thermometer r. Cloudy day, Commenciua 70 rain
now.
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AMUsEMENTS THIS EVENING.
NTBLO'S GARDEN. Broadway. -ARRAH ma oGUK; OR,
RHx WICKLOW WEDDING.
NEW BOwERY THEATRE. Bowery.-THx SEA or ICE
IRISH TUTOR
wAILAcK'S THEATRE. Broadway.-IRsH EMGRANr-
HANDY ANDY.
BROADWAY THEATRE. acknowledgements DAYS
RIcHLIEu-AyToSY CLEOPATRA.
WOODS MINSTREL HALL 6l4 Broadway.-ErHroPIAN
HELLER'S HALL, H86 Broadway.-SAN FRANCISCO MIN
TRxLs-ErmIorIAN SINGING, DANCING &C.-THR BLACK
BRIGADE
HOOLEY'S HALL Dol Bowery.-SAx SnARpLHYs MIN
SrRELs-PARLog C0SCERr-CARNIvAL or FuN-BONE SQUASH
BOWERY THEATRE Bowerv.-GRORGE CHRIsrY's MIN
srRELs SONGS, DANCES, &c.-D0UBLK BKDDxD RooM.
STADT THEATRE, 45 and ~ Bowery.-THK FAKIR or
vIsHNUs MAGICAL SoIRKES GIT ENTERTAINMENTS.
NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY, sls Broadway
Open from 10 A. NJ. till i0P.M M.
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To Our WAR CORREspoNDENrs-We desire
our war correspondents to write out Immediate
ly full and impartial criticisms of all the gene
rails with whom they were associated during the
war. The copy must be sent to this office as
soon as possible. After these criticisms are
published we shall give our own opinions.
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BARSuus MusEux RuUuHD. In old times men In
the same line Of business used TO abuse cach other like
Billinssgats ashwomea; but now they have grown
wiser, more generous and moro nsighbory. Mr. Bar
num's museum had. scarcely burned down before ne
received offers Of assistance from every side, and
through the kindness and nbsralAy OF Managers stuart
and Fox, he will b able V resume his entertainments
soms time this week For this psrpose Manager Stuart
has rendered him the use Of she Winter Garden, and
Manager For, Of the Old Bowery has offered his panto
mime costumes and properties We are ssa 70 record
this instance Of good feeling and practical sympathy
NJ Bsrnum's troupe win open 10 the 0rsen Monster
which was 10. have bssn played on The dsy OF The
nrsand all the living euriosites will be exhibited ~
usual
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY l9, 1866,
Circulation of the Now York Press
Official Returns.

Circulation of the Now York Press
Official Returns.
The statement of the circulation and sales of
the daily papers Of this city, made from the off,
cial figures of the Internal Revenue Department
is an instructive one for the public. 1t shows
the real extent to which each journal is spread
among the people, by giving the gross receipts
from sales, and 1t gives those gross receipts
according to the returns made from the office
of each paper. This renders 1t impossible for
the minor journals to claim that their circulation
is not fairly stated, which they are always
ready to do when they see their circulation
compared with that of the HERALD. The official
returns are as follows:-
RECEIPTS OF SALES OF DAILY NEWSPAPERS.
Name of paper Pear ending May 1, 1855.
HERALD ''''''''''''Si,o"","o"
rimss OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 36s, $50
Tribune OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1884, 900
Evening Post ..................... 100, 42T
World ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10000
SIM ................ 16l,O79
Ernress ........ 90,548
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meats of our city government, beginning with
the removal of the Mayor and heads Of depart
ments for sufficient cause.
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The Internal Rcvenuc~
rNcouEgs or TWENTY THOUSAND D0tDARD AND
UPWARDS IN THE rIFTH DISTRICT.
Incomes OF twenty thousand dollars and upw ards 70
..s Il. A.. wxssh a.tr,ct 6ov Tho ,sat tvo vsau,.-
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THE SITUATION.

Ono Of Charleston correspondents statos that the
majority Of the South Carolina planters, though SO
recently uncompromisng advocates OF slavery
have already begun look emancipation really
benefit to them, and are inclined to the opinion
that compensated labor will in the end be far
profitable and satisfactory the landowners Of
that State generally All the principal South Carolina
crops excepting rice represented yielding abun-
dainty this year. Rice cultivation has been much
neglected owing to the disorganization and confusion
incident to tho change from the slave the
system.
There considerable III feeling In Charleston between
the soldiers and the citizens and there have recently
been breaches Of the peace in which the coored
people Of the city, well the coored soldiers have
been mixed up. General Bennett, the post
commandant, has consequently found II necessary
to Issue special orders of pretty stringent
character, requiring all citizens to deliver up firearms
in their possession to refrain from assemblages and
noisy demonstrations the streets and to remain at
their homes after eight O'Clock in the evening. The
soldiers also reminded Of their duties and warned
against the preparation of any outrages the exhibit
tion Of any dlscourtesy to the people.
The health of Jefferson Davis Is said to have been
failing rapidly Of late though he is supplied with plenty
of fresh air. good food and such opportunities for
else o. the contracted limits Of q Fortress Monroe
casemate will permit Within a few days he
has, without any apparent cause, become
usually detected and It Is surmised that this
one having communicated to him intelligence OF the
cxccution of the assassination conspiraor II said
ahat ono of his eyes almost entirely blind and that the
other gives indications Of becoming The only
reading matter allowed him is tho Bible TO the pcrusa
of which he devotss considerable time and he is not
permitted to write or receive any letters.
The place of imprisonment of the assassination con-
spiratorsMudd, Arnold, oLaughlin and spangler-has
boon changed by the President from the Albany Penen
tiary as at ars. designated the Dry Tortugas OF the
southern Of Florida and they now on the way
70 that soqucsterod spot from Washington
The Irish Legion Of this city, composed Of tho Sixty
ninth, Ono Hundred and Fifty.nnh One Hundred and
Sixty fourth and One Hundred and Seventeen New York
regiments arrived at home yesterday, and received an
enthusiastic reception The Seventeenth Massachusetts,
and Second Vermont regiments also arrived In the city
yesterday
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proye~ents or Generals.

Bosrox, July 10, 1896.
Major Generals Meade and Burnside are In the city,
and will attend tho commencement Of Cambridge Col
Iere 70. morrow
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x1scFrIANEous NEWS.

Our city Of Mexico correspondence which W" publish
Ih,s morning gives positive confirmation TO the state
ments her ofcre made in the HERALD to the enec, that
M United States Senator OWNS vceregal projects for
the colonization Of Sonora and other Northern Mexican
states are ignored by Maximan and will receive no re-
.cogpton from him. notice Of this purport having TO-
Gently been published in the Dioro del Impero the ON
cal organ Of the Emperors government The letter OF
our correspondent contains also many other matters Of
much interest connected with affairs in Maximans em-
MIRO The Emperor appears to be alive TO the encourage
ment Of every description Of enterprise calcala''
ed 70 give stability to his regime He invites
immigration from both the United states arc
EUROPE has given contracts to Americans for telegraph
lines from the United States through both the eastern ano
western sections Of the countrv aud Is Offering gre" ia
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

Volume xxx ......................N0 No. los
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HIBLos GARDEN. Broadway. -ARRAH ma. PoGUK;
8Hx WICKLOW WEDDING.
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NEW BowERY THEATRE. Bowery THE SEA OF Ic
IRISH TUTOR.
, 1865-05-16
EXTRAORDINARY. CASE
OF CRIME. p
I Auraecess Takes Refuge in {
Convent,


Tie London Times Of april 26th, contain
the following remarkable narrative Of eyents
rarely equaled In the annals of crime;
Yesterday afternoon Sir Thomas Henry
the chief Magistrate Of Bow street, received
information that Miss Constance Kent, form.
erly Of Road Hill House, near Frome, had ar.
nvtd n Londcn from Brighton, for the pur.
Justice as the perpetrator of the above mem
ornble crime.
The circumstances of this mysterious ,nur.
DER have never been forgottcn-how, nearly
dye years ago, the body Of male child,
Eheh bad been missed from Its cot, VAS
sasp.cion Easing been directed toward Miss
Kent, the eldest daughter Of NJ. Kent bV
former wife, she was examined before
the loca1 magistrates. a. the instication
o. inspectors Whicker and Williamson.
" on,tta tne Lonaon . detectiEe police, and &C.
tsat nearly year att:rwara, in consequence
Of an alleged confession Of the crime bv afiss
hcnt to ono Of her relatives, another attsmnt
70 1nvt sttgsate the matter was made by Tia
oe,ectiVe officers. who Lad incu1 red the cen
the public for their proceedings in the eass.
| lhfy found it unadVisable, However. to act
uN \ the fresh information which had reach
| e. thGm, ard II subsequently, transpired ;hat
Miss Kent hsd been sent TO d convent in
n +A1y ~ In aba
ter yas heard Of The c.sc VIII ra.tIs tux;ac
When tl1e start1inr inffmat;on 1ra 9ee.sua3, ots,
IN ff,r chinf rnon;c+ rata 49,. ~ ,As Sontcsca
in crstodr n,,o,, ias t,s. tuAs aus h:ct was
tevT,h,e cbsrGa rIA usr ow4 conlesslon upon the
LouGon L., By the Rev. Mr. Wagner Of 81. Psul's,
br,5ghson, to whom she had revealed Aer
Shortly before four O'Clock, Mr.. suner;n.
!endent Duncan and Mr. Williamson, Chief
1ht1! prisoner ~ to the nr;Gata 'oce, Soaa9ctSd
Thouns Hn,,rv ~ ~ ~ P!:sate room oi: Sir
deep 1nournn2 NM za ars ne1f 3, was t attlrea n
almost SCREENED her G,cc rom H;sSs' sha1 cmSn
Slender, and 1nucf ta1;er tf,on eho a,,oaa3 1ar -
to be when bcfnre II ths c,,.+et31. ~ tfe aG
cc,s. She snoEe fir1n1v thnn"b soi,1l ~ 1ne o.n
occupied a sent durir@ ftc innnirr 81: ~ ~
Hospital, Brighton, in which establishment
khe Ind been q yisitor durInr Ire I7st tw,
years, and she. upnearcd aHont tSanir-tmo ~
years Ct age. wv
The charge lad been taken in III, nsn,, |
ioim. m
fa'd: Am I to understand. M:ss X XXI teGIf iIaf
act ard will on This charnes souf o"n Tree
Miss Kent: Yes, Sir.
Sir Thomas Henry: Anvil,nr !
Lei e will be written down. and 7n.4 ~u 'haS say
ascirs St. you. Do you unders.and tIatS u7eo
3iiss Kent: les, Sir.
anc.l 1,o9ors. mr., J., ~ 40 paPi, lo" pro
and ~ rcnr nrn f''ea IijiS "D 'aHu "1''aag
a{;se Een+ r. is Sfr
S.ntN1,o. nSno = n -, ~ ss1o.> ,ot ~,
onfnroa Il, 1,o- ~, ygo-5s: N oe
~, eharoa ~. ~ ~, ,+s-e, oe f,,,o.
- f..nstarats suus n,a %aS eusA s1s ~ 3onnns n
fous-e Brie ebton cbarnes nnon her her own ce5n csn.
, 1865-05-16
LETTER FRaHl i R6TING Law.
TER. ;.

c's 3. Q. Il. Z. =.
etaons myself In the splendid cars Of that truly
neoel faiiFoad-the c. B. 4 Q.-thc futesmedi-
ate country beweeu Quincy and the great mettop.
oas o1 the West, rushed pa.t me In 1irino nsnn-
faMs, ~ me rate Of twenty-five rnJ|ea M hnur.
WIZ ali tle details and miuutia which make mn
an country o. fertilIfT md
bfauy. Nq otsef ra1lrn.G in this country tray-
erses two hundred and flty miles Of terrIiorT nf
better condition. better equipped, or better man. -
aged. No other agricultural population .re ~
happily grltsd. more prosperous. Or m ~. 1.,a,
ifgent than The farmers OF this section of nnr M.
bic State. Every Han OWLS hia farm and s,ta
unfcF his Own vine and fg-tree with no1e 10 mo.
lest or make afraid. Tho free men Of northern
ItlinnIs gni!tie.s Of this crime and ecourEe of
God, by the means OF val, indicted On The per
petrafors Of th1a crime Of cr1mce. Row onr Stats.
smiling IN all the hablltmcnth OF beauty and pros.
perity, contrasts with desolate Virginia, Georp1s.
el,d the Carotinasi Verify, arc the frce f4rmer1
of northern Illinois peculiarly bfeeted. Referr-
Ing 10 The tillers Of the soil, Virgil wrote two
Thousand yc2rs ago-and It Is as true now as 1t
@Thriee happy swains did they hut know tbelr
owu hliss; 1t q distance from d1scordant war
eor,h Of kersek, mos! l1befal poufs f?rth their
when the left the world. took her last steps
amuug them" 1quote -nd translate from memo
r, tut cannot endorse the sentiment expressed
In shn list uuotsion. Belonging to the legal pro-
fession. can hardly concede that Justice has left
the world or that 1htmers are 80 much more hon
est, notwithstanding more highly favored than
other me1- >-
OF ali kinds, 30 fdr3 are looking remarkably One
, 1865-05-16

Chicago imports old men from Wisconsin
to ada to her museum, and Wisconsin men.
women and children pay half dollar sieht
% gaze upon What ence was their own. Then
Ghicago gabbles Wisconsin eagle and scils
thousands Of dollars worth Of pictures Of the
bee1-eafipE fowl to the bread and butter dele
eatlon5 Of Wisconsin, and the money goes
toEa1d making tie Garden City great,
>, We suggest that Chicsgo put Milwaukee in
the tail pocket Of her summer coat and ST
down on It as mau would on an oranpe nr
tbat she hitch 1t to the tail Of her kite and
snap It of into Lake Michigan.
While Milwaukee is waiting for sometime
to tnrn up, Chic4;o is turning up someth1n.f
While Milwaukee politicians are guzziinr
peer and qua.1elng over wkat political tri2.
ente one part Of the State stall nav anotfer
Raf!, ChicaGo Is Bccurin. the trade Of the
state. While Milwaukee IS CRYING over one
bankrupt railroad not able to pay Its en-.
T!eyes. Chicago is pushing rails, cans and ~.
glnts IN = eeoEc Of directions, reaching and
yet reaching for grnin, trade and travail. A.
this rate 1t will not be long before Chicago
merchants will seize upon Milwaukee ior n
country residence, as they. have gobbied Old
Cfe1e tor their Museum, 4hnd tie eaele for
their Sanitary tair.-La Crosse paper.
fV Every plain girl has one consolation:
II she Is not pretty young lady, she viii, Il
che lives, be pretty old one.
, 1865-05-16

CHICAGO, Hay L, 1866.
Editors cEiedeo Trtbu.c:
nol1ce In your paper of this moEni0g's is
sue soEc editorial remarks In relation to til.
fported arrest Of H. H."Forsyth, Esq, and
family fer 1reason.,
IL, fully believing that you have uainten-
t'onelly committed an error in ths
publication If the afiafr, and BY
which sou have cast an undeseryed
gentleman With whom am intimately &C
quatnted, and esteem al man Of strict In
teer1ty and loyalty, would respectfully ask Of
5cu The favor Of publishing in your columns
an explanation Of The whole matter which
know to be true
1st; On Saturday the 18th Of April, on the
oay that the intelligence Of the assassination
o. our Prs:dent was received here, Mr..
fortyth caused bis residence to
be tastefhlIy decorated In mourning
OF the sad event: ;: On the came
esy he caused the Picture Of The Assassin-
Whch was simply card Photographic be
oest5oSed, lemarking at the time that lie
Wonld rot allow the picture Ct such Villain
I'd. The laurel wreath mentioned was
1ever around the picture Of The Assassin, but |
sill II rn1ainB, with that Of the deceased wife |
never been removed. Also. there has never
1cnce.
held O conversation with Mr.. Forsyth on |
'nd o. atter tht 18th Of April, and conyezsed
WITH no person that seemed to depricate the
seaes:nltion more than him.
also feel that his character and reputation |
as been uEjustly assatled, hence ask this
SoLoN CUMlNS.
, 1865-05-16
Ql)ifa9o Gribn1re.
TUESDAY, MAY 1G. 1sse.y
+. RICEa1oED CORRESPONDENCE.
1he Rebel C1pitaI-Northera Canf<..
tsss ted-Pnirp"tnt and Seyur-it h :
0tcame OF tie eSuppaiek-Eec and E1InE
Turner. DAeA


; Correspondence chicaeo Tr{buna,
R1cBxoxn, Va. Nav - ,oc~.
TIE RxnE1, c.pr., -'' 10'''
4 newly EXCHANGED ,r;sons.
-, eoonl"pu' l arrived mere few days since
lug packet from Fortress Mguroe Eas f,;1a;
with civilians from ALI rnrss ~ +to ~,
hastcnins to the 1ate rshs1 a.,s1s ~ 10 Nofes
came tbroueh cu,i,s,.1 .susl capital; som'
eutoe'ty, other to sea:ch fol
f1eoos* out By far the greater portion +.
ock after sites for making money. All tht
hotels and boarding. honsea ~ a,,os ~ ..1 sie
st,augera. even a. t,,a,s 1900 1 Ale At4eo "4ta
hoard ~ f.oa, ~ sueu e1s'aVaeant fates o1
Aou 1onf 70 sn dollars per day.
NORTHERN CAPITAL
and Northern ente,nr,se M IN 1rr,s+ roouos+
herr. Therc ;s M ,,,onov o,1, 49,. ~ ~
| hnrsed t,v f.,,.o... ~ ]5 ~, "u"' US
- oo'os".uent a2ente, ana much Will
" neeoeo tc rebuild ttat portion of the city
| oestloyea Dy the late con1agration and to
| Start in business. Owners of property off.r
| eritarapapt ratao of fnterost III 49,.
I eae,,.,,1 - ,a-.Ia. 49,. '1 "4ru 1oor'olo
sts,-, . ~ pasues I'ostu VINO It'll lmmeul-
asels 1un'sn taen tne required tunds. It Is
70 DC hoped that loyal Northern men will
fock here, purchase the real estate nou al.
mr. st worthless. nnd in c.4fr,. - ", ~" "l-
o,t ,,,a ;n5o,oa. -.,a - eou'ee VI une, root
now curse the civ bv the;1 on prasara" VINO
nj In y n,.,r
~ .oe AAuentlat feoeas who fed at the tlme
o. the evacuation Of the city, have ratnrnad-
Of course, as disloyal as ever. bnt commi,ttam
no ote1t act, except rofno IT, tba rh.,ss.1s
Commission and receiving tbe food ,1.,,,,,. -
daily DISPENSED ia Them e.. ~ o "n'en IL
1,v,n,,o,s.H a 60 VI eualee.
80, LAoANf AND seaun.
e.3i. na9n. r. Joscpn Seeur, u. c., from the Nor
pn, ~ UStHet, Is nox IN the city, and Governor
,healoint Is 1ook: q LOT daily, both doubtless
rthsins ~ ~ Vlew. as Inc object OF their Coming.
,,,'.,+ IL EnotSAeIon ol Inc Old State govern
coot as It sho5id b. bnt ,a,3 Is PROBABLY not as
be assertes compelled Kin, Ss ~ - u poncy,
spoken ana Determined t3,an he sT , !css out,
to be, and this is nrnhahlr te,,s ~ wa !nc1ncd
sat with him in Tia cnnranttn,, 20 iIose Fao
tie ordinance Of secession bsr. malfn passed
tclms of his unsYery,ne n.tr,sp1ssss spah u! hlsh
that exciting ordeal f1l onfing
WHAT nrc.,r ~, r,,,, -
Yesterday rat1ed ,,non co..1
our late commissioner 1or fhe ercnauns auaous
Prisoners, and whose Office Is now hara U!
the ben.tit Of those who have he"n n-fs,,aes euf
Ind theit friends. | made sone snac;.1 'G1sl' ;ue'
ries. It Will be remembered that Sn.i, 'u4ae
past car large Quantities. ~ snnn,,ss us ~ toe
clothing and moyisions wars tats1t tat.st susn as
l,errcns ut the Nortl to friends IN anR"tIS ~
, 1865-05-16

Ana ,hence Then r. 2hyseai ayste IS b,oxen do-
~ ~ shs intellect Il oe,cuset but eSsdusf11
he pssn' hs eio1d lie braa
as en.'i Good. SAYS Juyeu2i 10 anIoY M
working orde-. os Ae2s Ia pe11aSS
, 1865-05-16
IF HOU ARE BlLIOUa.

1aese nohioE that touches the Liver the sest T.,
1kTTE sTomeH sTeh aa aT9EHis ETa7 eon.atn b
hantt, the tendency Ipuf 9ysteru T., sh.t LoE3
disease mAY oe held IN checE tos lifetime by ths ~
casonal use OF tails harmless antt ,1-s 10
, 1865-05-16

LsTs the foundation or r,nnum.- ~o,..,.,
p9e ana suffer under the panSs Of copstfnati61 ~
~ ~ 1 ueaaiR canssaaeuses s3waich 1t ID. 4ss
e!sne t, gteEstvc I'll insure th2t 3esect aad esnie
t. tShay ~ Wnicn The arst condition Of hceIth ~
, 1865-05-16

pe"set ana radical cure il warranted and Ea,.aa
aevons conp'a'a:s, nus1cboi5 thoughts, depYes,,on
spntf, c':fres' and aususth OF mlad loss Of s1esn
a OF memory, losa OF energy snd rau,cclsr no xer'
4urs gsoS1. wasting away, aud E&at Of con adeuce
:alnt1rK ats. convuislvs trembling TN
s"s. .e %s 4no otf gust ollie rARAPHAEE. the ESo
L.en nofAS1c PHYSICIAN. from lis long pracacs End
experience. can 1en the afflicted the cause or tbc,r
kease and suffering He @an ESQ tell Il thcy can ~
o Ct net thus esrtrE th-m great deal Of t1oub1e
oe1rnSe' His Temccies are in{al!tb;e 70. cor,r.t
arE female Irregularities 1e,u whatever cau,e Tncv
Cannot lru'c they Certain in tAslr . and the
tu;e Ecnedy" for a! ,.cse ctlnz COZ p,s,uts
20 p*eu1sa 10 the se1-xhsther married OF alns:e
as pnsentAa5e to bare chiltreu u easy snd safs
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