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Dyspepsia, Diarrhea, Weakness, SC.

The terrible bodily and mental pangs which
characterize Dyspepsia, are at once mitisated
by the Pills. Diarrhaa, constipation, head
ache. physical prostration, nervous tremors,
hot Pushes, spasms, affections of the kidneys,
hemorrhoids or piles. and, in fact, all internal
complaints, from whatever cause arising, give
way before the salutary influence of this extra
ordinary remedy. As a specific for dyspepsia,
and the disorders connected with it. or grow
ing out of it, the Pills are always 10 be relied
on. when every other medicine and mode of
treatment has utterly failed.
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CT. NECK, L. l., 1860.
have used this pump for one summer and
winter, exposed to the North W est wind coming
over Long Island Sound, being the coolest
possible exposure, and at no time did it freeze,
nor were We unable at any time to pump water
with great ease. II. B. McILvAIA.
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She undersigned, having to use "West's In.
proved Pumps" cheerfully recommend them
as simple, durable and powerful in raising and
throwing water, and for their ease of action.
security against frost, and low price, We believe
them superior to all others.
Warren LELAND, Met. Hotel, Ne~.York.
]. W PoxERoY, Yonkers, N. Y.
JNo. MEssEaEAU, N. Y.
DoMISIcK LAWRENCE, Westchestsf.
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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30

J. d. WEST & Co.:
We are pleased to state that the Pumps -
had of you. about year ago, have been Ia
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the use Of our Woolen Factory, about 100
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power. compared with pumps we lave used
before, and do not get out Of repair, and are
satisfactory in all respects. Yours, &C.,
DUNLAP MANUFAcruRINe ConPANY.
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VESTS IMPROVED PUMP.
AHTI.FREKz1NG, D0UBLEACTIIa,
FORCING AND LIFTING.

THESE pumps have now been in Rsnssai
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TIED BH9T3

BY Capt. Ericsson, and other eminent Ensinesrs.
We can refer to thousands using them, and
guarantee that all will recommend sbem.-
They are more simple in construction, ana
work easier, and cost less than all others.
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Brazil.
proare-. Of the P.ruauuyuu War.

D. the arrival Of the IIavAna, Of the United sta 90
and Brazil Mail Steamship Company's line, vo have
received the first that has ever come from Bra
zil TO the United States by regular mail communcA-
tion. Tho Havana left Rio de Jsneiro on the even
ing Of the 4th ultmo. The ASdLo-BR,1TttAS
TINES, printed In Engllsh At Rio do JAnelro, aud
devoted to the mseria Interests OF Brazil the pro-
motion Of internal Improvements and emigration
has the following;
Our Rio nevs the past fortnight hss becn Of 'ho
dullest order, and nothing has occurred TO break 10
monOtnny except the slight temporary congratulh-
tion the Teverses OF the ParnguAyAns In the little
affairs In Corrientes. From the provinces FonoTAly
the news s Of similar unimportance, II being almost
totally confined TO the collection OF volunteer, snd
conseripts, Interpreted With sccounts Of Occa- oh
murdeIs and disturbances ar sing from the unpopusr
method OF conscripting and drafting pur'ued. IN
Mlto GTosso nothing oil inierest Was oceuITlug, ana
the PaIasuayans seem W have withdraw from that
region, except ftom three or iour points upon the
Paraguay. From the Plate we have nothn9 20 te-
cord except The cutting up of Pahsugan dele'h, {,
sno'hef in Conienies. of the Parasusysns nothing
positive Is known, vheher, Ms Is SAID, they arc
withdrawing their cannon At Cuev9, OF are intend
ins 10 hold their petitions
Tho details OF the battles in Paraguay show tha,
the allies brazil, Uruguay and the Argentine Con-
icderatonl have had rreater than was at first
heirved At Rio de Janelro gold Is at par, which 10
tho hest indication OF coming peace. In addition TO
irort place he would not cave II there were much
more 10 tear. In Rio GtAnde the brazilian io.ce
had eceiyed further additions from the arrival Of
various detachnonts from Porto AlegTe Overland,
and amounted TO about fifteen OF eightcen thousand
mon, who 10 whH bsileYsd would be organized ua a
distinct cops Tor opsTaing eat oi Lake lOera a.
ItApus, whore strons bydy Of Parafusyans' with
q number Of cannon, we've posted. Iho Biazlllhn
feet remained Inactive at Rinoon de SOTO bu. WIN
the coming Of the iron clsds OF which the irtL hhd
arrived al honteyideo and the ItHmhndhfe could
not b, Tor away, II wss universally believed soine,
thing would he attempted asalnst tue batteries and
ParaguA An vesssss rhelie ed BY them, \ hlq paper
SAYS Two young ladies offered their services ~
! the army to the resident Of PArhnypA VINO now
ever, ueCms w have declined them."
Dr. Courtlnho, We learn, was appointed ~ th'
Emperor Of BIa.l TO accompany fnoirssor ARahsL'oi
! ecc0unt not only oi he own to,enthc hoQuAem u's
| IN becAu'e lie had aitady made an exploration o
| TIC Amazon DR.. COurlluhJ writes, under dale o
August 22t ne iollows The PIoessor does not osa -
| extone the riches OF thit Iesion, and !. compleny
absorbed by his dsIllsg b.he. We ooIieclea II
| GuTupa and IagipuTu Ten new s[eeies' ana hkeun
new bpec - OF alligator, named JacAekY, ho Ol.
mo to-dsy that When the xoEk " toaeluaed' We WI
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Marine Disasters.

Nee York, Dec. Tho 4. s. supply steamer South
Carolina, arrived at 8. W, Pass Mississippi River,
the 2lst Of November, having In tow tho steamship
Csth.rne whitins, picked up at sea on the 6th inst
totally dlsltcd. The &. W. vas from New York tor
Galveston. with q general cargo, and passengCra
among whom was a TO tiOn Of Nixon's Circus Troupe
en- route for Texas Tie steamer had experienced
very heavy weather, in which she Lost her rudder,
screw and fore topm-st, and had her machinery
petsly dsab cd, With the boilers airft and rolling
about In her hold Added 10 Their other mlsfortune.
thev we're on an allowance OF provisions and vater.
The south Carolina hrsi took OF .heir lady passen
gers, who had been trsu,fcrred TO schooner tor
safety and then toSed her Into iPensacoa; but the
south Carolina being ordered TO New Orleans, left the
&. W. rs. ". Pass and then proceeded on her pas-
rage Gaveston. The Circus rtoupa lost oycrbJu d
all their trained horses and large portion OF their
tent eqnipago
Rolm,s Hole, h1ss, Nor. 80, ria Woods' Hole,
Dc. The British schooner Loyalist, Capt. Nixon
from WAroham for Boston. In ballast -hs draFgcd
ashore at II o'clock last nisht, and tOoE FIRE al /
o'clock, IL 10 supposed from the stoves She 10 stu
burning At ", and will probably be total ioss.
Nsir Bedford, Dec. 1.-The steamer City Of Bath,
from Sev York Tor Boston. ran ashore on Thursday
night, In con'eguence Of the engineer mstakns the
signals. The tide flows In At her open ports When
she ksels over. A stot amer and steam pump have
gono TO her assistance, and she will probably come
off all rirht She connected with the " Metro
politsn Line" and wm owned by hessrs, Nickopon
= Co, OF Boston.
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General Intelligence.
tBy RdiI 10 n, .y,r Yort sun !


GES. GrANT has sli-ovcl the sol ,ciion NJ Point
Lookout ar site ior ihs temporary home for dis
shled soldiers.
Two members Of The C.usdian Parliament,
Mss'rs. A T. Gslt Aud II. ". B'nit, arrived Al
Washington yes erdAy, intcnuiug to he present at
III. opening of { lugrcs'.
TnE opsyat.on N cssuul cubic block of steel,
81 tho enormous WEIGHT II one hundred toAs, was
suco' ssully accomplished Al foundry NJ East
CIR ouNieh, near London.
BPIg GEr. FgASCIs n. SHoup, n ho late Con.
iete ate aImy, ISs been elected 70 the chair Of
PGysc - Astronomy, and C,yll Engineering OF
tie University OF Aissiisrppi.
NIGEE CorLrGh At Londonderry, ireland, an
institution which has hcn eGtAl ls ed fer e,lu-
eating young neu for the ministry IN connection
with the Presbyterian Church in Ireland, las Just
been ol ened.
OyE night recently, man In Paris nYoc ated
himself with charcoal, in q At al romorsc caused
by seeing the play Of Thirty Yoars OF Game
stet's Lie," a. ths Anbigu 1heatrs lie had
ruined his family by gambling.
AnELrNA PATTI hss sent TO the Empress of the
French an album, containing tveuty -four por.
tratS VI herself PstlD In her different oporaiic
characters The Empress in re.urn sent Patti .
set Of diamonds.
THa census returns show that the total number
of Indians IN tho United States ia three hundred
and seven thousand. About FIVE thousand were
In the service Of tho government during lhs war
and some thousands more were On the side sf the
reOelH.
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North Carolina.
important Message from President John
son to Governor Holden.


RdiiJh n. c., Nop. 99.-Governor Holden ha,
received the follow lns from President Johnson
L laid before the public for their information;
wAsurNGros, Nov. 2T.
Hon. ". ". Holden, Prop,sisnal Gopunov Of North
Carolina;
Accep, my thanks for the noble and efficient m an
per in which you have discharged your duties as
Provisional Governor. You will be sustained BY the
Government. The results OF the recent elections In
North Carolina have greatly damaged the prospects
OF the State in the restoration OF Its sovenm
relations should the action and tho spirit Of lhe
legislature be in the direction, 1t will greatly
incgeGe the mischief Llfeady done, and might be
fatal. II ia hoped the action and spirit III 4nifesed
by the LEGISLATURE will be 20 directed nc rather TO
repair lhsn increase the difficulties under which the
stsio has already placed itsof
(signedl ANDREW JoussoN
coon Nrwsli
Wd,iingion Dee. 1.-The President tonight re-
eoived the following dispatch;
RALEIGH, n. c. Dec. /.
To the President II the Unitcd States;
The Legislature has ratified, with but siI dissent
ing voices, the Consres ssionAl amendment abolish.
ine Slavery.
The Judees have been elected; all good selection,
three OF my personal appointments have been con
5S:ned.
tsiGncdl W. w HOLDEN, Prov. Gov.
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From Washington.

WAsuIS0Tos, Dec. !.
There are now, probably, one hundred members Of
the Hou.e of Representatives In Washington, with a
few only iom the late nsurTectionary s.,tes.
The mcmbes from Ohio held private meeting
tonight, to agree on whs; candidates they Will
support for ollie - Of tho House.
Judfe Yarmouth, from Louisiana, 10 here a. a
delegate from Louisiana On the day Of the late
election in that state 1t will be Tecollected that
irregular polls opened at which both white and
BLACK voted. The Judge maintains the theory that
BY the rebellion Louisiana relap,ed to a territorial
condition; and thls ia the ba.ls which he will
present him,clf ss a delegate.
An order was Issued to day, under Instructors
from the War Department. disconunuing the Old
Capitol Prison, and turn ns the buildings to the
officers OF the War Department All prisoners now
there confined will bo transferred to the ant
OF Fort Whitte, Va, for confinement At that pos,
The inmates Of Fort Carroll are soon to 10 sent 10
the tans place
Official Information received here, represents that
there will be great suffering In Alabama during tho
present winter, owing to the small corn and grain
crops the result OF the want Of necessary labor and
the severe droutA which prevailed over moet Of the
productive land. Of the sstc. II Ia estimated that
there sle no cs than 100000 persons both black and
white who must he furnished with food until they
can Tate u for themselves. The freedmens bureau,
howcy er. i.undc instructions from tho Secretary Of
war taking the neoeSary sops TO relieve these peo-
pic as Jar %, possible at IN ohrly day.
1t ,ti'ed that the Treasury has now on hand, In
com, s4l,7lsOOO aud in currency, S30l62, 90
There Is ut proseat outstanding, S5.5I5lO0 Of old
ocTtIfcites, s5l3l6,O0, OF new certificates, and
s5l, 90, 900 Of coin eert,fcaie'. In the War and
Navy Departments there is reduction m the eIpen-
dituIes Of over Sll,Oo@o0o, In November, as COM
pared with those Of November, 1864,
Ex Secretary holt and General Fry, with other
heads of Military Bureaus, are breve;ed Msjor
t,tncrsls in the L, s. Army. Also Pa master Cen
.ral B. ". Brice, Inspector General JaIno. A.
aaIdie, and Assistant Quartermaster General Chn
Thomas
The sppIicstons for pensions from widow, orphan,
and mothers Of deceased selders, have reached
llh'UJ u Considerable part Of which nunter have
ooen allowed, AMI the balance IeInain in varioui
II. O, OF psooi OF ttc!r jut:new.
The state Department has iniellisence from tn,
Cnted statcs COunsul at Palermo under date o.
November s.h, which represents that the Brig c. W
Williams Iom Philadelphis, Arrived there on III,
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News Items.
By Tskyrsph to n. Ne. York SUM-

/ bV iefJrbDh 70 Neb 4 orf sum-
Provosr.MArsnALs' Courts hsv. been closed in
Texas
Jupoa C. W. srAELa one Of the oldest Judges In
| Ohio, died ai Zanesville yesterday morning.
TwEvr hundred troops Of the Foreign Legion
have arrived o. hstamor.s as roinforcemsns for
| Gen. Msjis
Asornn sceomplics In the Heferman murder
was arrested At Nashville, Tcun., on Thursday,
named J. A. Perry. He will 10 tried by milit,I y
cour, martial this morning.
THr Philsdelphis Jury in the case Of Mary Ridley.
charged with tie murder OF Joseph Lldes, yssisr.
day morning returned . verdic, OF "guil,y Of
murder In the second degree"
THE Mobile Tnns has relisble information that
1000 bales Of Government cotton were destroyed
by Ere at Columbus Mes, on the 25th Loss,
e1,ooo0oo. IL was the work of an inc.ndi,ry.
rnr Mississippi Legislature has passed he ex-
emphon bill over the Governors veto. II sxempts
from execution OF udssmcpt So 900 worth Of PROB
srty belonging 70 the head Of family. child. &c.
Tns so,ion Of the military authorities st Mobile
In refusing TO obey the writ Of habess corpus in
the case Of Dexter, charged with cotton frauds
|
dent.
Tm railroad depot st Milford, Mas, was bro.
ken into, Thursday night and The safe blown open
and robbed Of about slo0. One Of the burglars was
found on tho floor. yesterday morning, with his
skull fractured by piece Of iron blown from the
safe. lie wA not expected to live through tho day.
Tho man has no, been identified, nor have any
traces Of his sccomplices bcen discovered.
ALARor con vsntion Of the colored rsorle Of New
England is In session 81 Boston, for the purpose Of
hsviny the Constitution Of the United State. 90
altered ss 70 nx general qualification for vo,.rs
In all the States 10 have settled "whN is citizen
| ship In m American sonss ?" and TO look 10 all
matters concerning the colorcd man and bis status
In the land.
Or wednesday evening there wna large meet,
Ing si CsmpIIsmil,on, near Fortres. Monroe, Of tho
freedmeu Of tia, district. General Mills was prc.
ssnt and distilled hssthy sentiments TO the oolorcd
population Major De Costa also delivered an ablo
speech, setting forth to tie negroes the proper
course Of industry and srlf-rrl!,nce for them to
pursue fo- the ficuro
EvrErrhIro in relation TO the Overland Russ an
TELEGRAPH Is in most s'i.iaciorr and promising
condition. The nh abitAutI and Government OH
eiss rendered every service IN thelr power 10 pro-
mote tho enterprise. A report oi the seasons
work gives great promise OF tho successful con-
sirciion Of the great link of telegraph line Joining
the Continents, and bringing the United states ir
isiegr,phic communication With = nope by ovof.
land route.
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make re. revolution In the scientific world Almost
sixty species in lees than fourteen days 10 10
IeAlly revolution. The great preparations that the
Professor made Tor his collections are far within
what furni'he, him such I. the prcdis.ly Of
lie In the Valley Of the Ama1onas. All IL tupes-
abundant, and there 10 q luxurianoo Of products 80
extraordinary thAl II exceeds the nost eItrayarant
dreams that the man Of science formed whom be
prepared for his voy age"
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DRANDRErHS PILLS. - INr,

y RANDREr THIS PILLS. - INrLU-
ID ENzA, DPHrHERlA.-In imhammatorv alice
tions. wheu no bleeding i, permitted free use Of
these Pills soon modiles the alarming sym toms,
and perseverance, according to the directions
usually quickly cures, and certainly nothing is
ri,hed in using Brandreths Pills. For cold, mtu-
enza, diphtheria pains in the head, dizziness and
apoplexy, no medicine can be compared to them
In erysipelaS, fever and ague, small poX, aud in
all the diseases oil childhood, their use insures Il
speedy recovery of health. They produce these
results simply by taking from the blood its inpur-
tiles, leaving
THIS VITAL FLUID FREE.
Ia aid weak locality" to recover it, proper ahd
necessary "status" Of health.
BRANDRETIrS Pills have a1luiv for the
SUBJECT NATTER OF DISEASE,
and cause its
CERTAIN EXPULSION FROM THE BODY.
S3;fw
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BOSTON MARKET.
BOSTON WOOL MARKET.

EDNESIIAY, MY. Z.
Ohio. PENNSYLVANIA and Virginia Coarse, 6360
G6 Medium. 5000; Fine, 70@75 Extra, 7j@'
81.
Indiana Coarse. js@G2 Medium, Gj@67 !
Fine, 6jC010
Michigan Coarse, 5s@G2; Medium, 62@Gj {;
Fine, G5C06s.
Nor York and Vcrmont-Coarse 5i6DjS; Me-
diuni9 js@i2: Fine, G2@ij Extra, 6j@0'S.
lllinoi, and Wisconsiu.-CoarSe, jj0jS; Me-
dunn, js60GO; Fine, GOGDi3.
Iowa and Minnesota. Coarse, j30156; Medium,
jG@jS; Fine, jS10G9.
Canada. -Combing. 73Ca75; Mixed, 62@65 (;
Clothing, 5000; Tub, GOG6j.
rullcl.-ENtra. 720DS2; Supcriinc, G3d72 no.
l, 35alO Super l4amua, j5@5S; Canada Lambs ,
iO61U.
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CofDoN.-In this village, of Consumption, on
the 2pth Of November, 1865, MARY, daughter o.
joint and Ellen Condor, aged Il wears.
LswIs.-In Poultney, Nov. 10TH JoHS LEWIS
Esq! agei "a years.
I lie was a member Of the Constitutional Convex
ton OF 1850, and representative in 1852. He WIS
a tolunteer in the militia in 1872. 4 respec9i
citizen aud neighbor, and had accumulated a tpr-
fune by great prudence and industry.
ArEI,s.-In Cotton, st. Lawrence County, Ny.
November 9Th at the residence Of her son-in-hw
NJ T. Collins, OLIVE AYERS, relict Of Joel hyers.
ofweybridge VT, in the 18th year OF her ago
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I IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated Dr.. DOW continues to devote
his entire time to the treatment of all diseases in
cidcnt to the female system. An experience OF
twenty-thrce wears enables him to guarantee
speedy and permanent relief in the worst cases OF
SUPPRESSION and all other MENSTRUAL DEn>SGE-
MENIs, from whatever cause. All letters must
cont in 81. Office, No, Endicott stl Get, Boston
y. B.-Boar. furnished to those who wish to
remain under treatment.
Boston, June -. 1860 1j;ly
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OOWPttt' VI O"t ~ AS'ye UiuHt " ODtF
1000 Pd.cS.
This work has no rival AS candid. lucid. COM
pleie, authentic and reliable history Of the Great
Conflict" 1t contains reading matter equal to
three large royal octave volumes, >pcndilly illus
traied with over $50 fine portraits OF Generals,
batIr-sccncs, maps and diagrams.
In the selection If matter for this great work,
the authur has conlined himself ST clr to official
dala, derived from the reports of Northern and
southern Generals, the Report Of the Committees
on the Conduct OF the War, National aud Rebel
Archives, etc., etc.
He has carefully avoided the Introduction of any
matter not strictly reliable and official, and has
succeeded in producing what is universally de-
mandcd, a iair and impartial History Of the War.
Returned aud disabled officers am. soldiers. and
energetic Young men in want Of profitable employ.
meat will lind this a rare chance to make money.
We have Agents clearing $3.50 Icr month, which
We will prove to amy doubling applicant; for proof
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Address JONES, BROS. * CO., Ii Phoenix Build.
ing Bostol
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY
i OF THE AGE

Farmers Families AM others can purchase no
remedy equal to DR.. Tobias Venetian liniment,
for dvsrntcrr, cole, Group chronic rheumatism.
sore threats, loothachc, Sra sickness, cuts burns.
swclllngS bruises. Old sores. headache mosquito
bites pains in the limbs, chest rack. De. II it
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All that j. asked is trial an .,sc it according to
the directions.
DR. TonlAs-Dear Sir: | have used Your We
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it processes tu cure. I have sold it for many
years aud it gives cntirr satisfaction.
CHAS. II. TRIMMER.
Quakertown, y. Y, May x, 1873.
Price 40 and 80 cents Sold by all druggists -
Office, jG Cortlaiidt Street, New York. 29;lni
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lJ A II RIM O NAL

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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS!
HE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY FOR
IRREGULARITIES.

These Drop are a SCIENTIFICALLY compounded fluid
preparation, and better than anv Pills. Powders or
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positive, rendering them reliable, speedy and
certain specific for he Of all distractions and
supprcS,inis Of nature. Their popularity i indi-
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mially sold and consumed by the Ladies' Of the
United States, every one Of whom speaks in the
,tron .cst terms of praise ot their great mcritsO
They rapidly taxing the place OF every other
Female Remedy. 41d are considered 10y all who
know aught Of iheuh, the surcst, safest, and
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cure Of all female complaints, the removal Of all
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regularity aud sticn 9Th. Explicit directions stat
ing when they may he used, and explanins when
and why they should not, nor could not lie used
without producing effects contrary to nature =
chosen laws will be found carefully iolde' abound
each battle, with the written signature Of John L..
Lyon, without which none are genuine.
Prepared by DR.. JOHN l.. LYON, 1875 Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted
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concerning all private diseases aud female weak
nrs>es.
Sold by Drug iists everywhere. Price $50.
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