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- - those 10 think that Andy John-

B@% Let those who think that andy john
son will prove recreant to the cause Of truth
read his speech to the Colored Troops In
tha. he clearly shows that he has not passed
through the fires of Tennessee Treason for
nothing, that he has not deIyed with thepoor
worling-man in vain, and that he will not,
now that he has the power, see the ends for
which ne has wrought pass through his hands
without making the patriots effort to secure
them for the Right. Ia his private conyer-
sation he has frequently stated that he would,
ifyoting at his home in Tennessee, vote to
give the black man the right Of suffrage
What be viii DO as President can not be
known, but of one thing we are sure, and
that is this: Andrew johnson never vi, If
in his power to prevent, permit the negroes
to be deprived of those rights which the
course of events have restored to them. Cop
perhead laQdatiou need not alarm our friends,
they lick their slime upon everything, and
from licking the feet Of Southern SIave-hoId-
ers and nabobs before the war they have
turned to licking the feet of the soldiers after
tie war, with the vain hope that by such
practices they may be exalted to power. The
late election shows the faith of the people IN
those who worked for the maintenance Of the
Union, and their dlstrust of the party who
done all they could to divide it.
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NEw.JERsEY has fred one of the most
ringing signal guns OF the October con,
test. Her chief city, Newark, has gone
Democratic for six years past-,-usually, by
large majorities. Newaak gave 1850
against US at her Charter Election one
year AGO, which was considerable reduced
but not overcome, at the Presidential
Election She has now, on a heavy vcte
chosen Thomas b. Peddie, UnIonist, her
Mayor, by 1850 majority,aod every man
oq the Union City Ticket BY like das.
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&c., The farmers have had very pleasant
fall for storing their crops, the fall work ID
nearly all done, the roadsin good condition and
we think the very best time they will have
for bringing wood to town. Won't some of
our subscribers bring US few cords of COED
stove wood IS inches long. If they do we
will give them credit for it and thank them
.tto boot"
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E@z~ We sec by the official returns that
Maj. James N. Wood, Union candidate for
District Attorney Of Lycoming, is defeated By
40 majority. That was gallant fight Major
and little more grape would have carried
the battery bat then you must not be very
much mortified at the result. To reduce the
Cop. majority from goo to 43, is ap retty nice
thing to do-if you are ~ Major.
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3 Majority

The Majority for the Union State Ticket is
about 1900, being several thousands larger
than that Of last Fall, Below we present the
official figures Of 1862 and 1864, and the Off
ciGl Of this year as far as we have received it
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THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

The u9ioo1sts OF PENNsYLyANTA did
not succeed IA throwing away theIr state
on LuesoIy' as we certainty thouGHt 'ney
would h'eFy Po''o"t P'e'"3o" SUc' q
result: l"ey were aPa'neIc ye' '9C.'oG'
-acrlmoo'onS IL 'ne'F fi'a'''eA ana 'ouo'
YET '"a'ie1ena or IoEe"afm as 10 ',e com
mon cause mat 'ney s"ooja no' DC pad
" oGa'cn undeF Sach auspices Is contrary
TO al fecorct1 precedent.
Ct '"ey nave succecled' oE popular
majority winch, considering 'tHat there
we're 10 President, no Goeernor, aod no
Members OF Y ngrcs to be chosen, IS most
satisfactory True the vote being light
obey have not poliod Mr. Lincoln $ moior.
/ lty of '6t and no one expected that they
would. But they have chosen their State
Officers, carried both branches Of the
Legislature, and viadicated their ascend.
cncy without half try.ng. When they
try. they can do ever so much better.
The result just achieved will be eluci-
dated Dy the following facts:
Ia 1861, 10 State Officer or Member Of
Congress were voted for, but a Union
Legislature was chosen.
Ia 1862, each party chose y Members
Of Congress, but the Democrats carried
their State officers: Isaac SIanker turn.
io4 ous Cochran, The Republican Auditor
General, by ) ,52+ majority.
In 1858, came tbc Governors election;
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p@77~ Mr.. J. w Allen, advertises the com.
mencement of the winter session Of the Aca d.
emy. The term in progress at present prom
iscs to be very successful, the satisfaction OF
the people is general and the prospects both
pecuniary and educational were never bright
er than now. Mr. Allen and his faithful
Assistant, Miss Sykes. have placed the people
under obligations to give them good, ,hesrty,
and living support, and from what we can
learn they are receiving and Will continue TO
receive u.
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MCkean County.

Our friends over ia the West have made =
gallant fight From reports sent US prior to
The 10th, we had almost given ap the county
TO the left wing of the Rebellion The report
that the Senator elect was SO very unpopular
n that county does not seem to be confirmed
by the returns-daying only 27 votes less than
the Auditor General. Well done for little
McKean
Aud tor General-H Hartranft, SIS; Davis, 44s--UnOs
majority. lS5.
surveyor General-Campbeu, 564; Linton, 444-U.
majority, I2O.
President Iaisc- Williams 6o3-no opposition.
~euator-Cow e., 55I; P,aie. / L mai, l2e
Assembly I"o1bs, SO Edrcd, 446-U. mai I29
Commjss0 -Br"der, 567; DoIley. 462 L. mai los
Au"itor-Teuncy 56I B.a1, 452--U mai 100
survey OK NJ, $50 IIam!iu, 454--U. maj lis
Colonsr--O d., 5J7 Hobbins 442-U maj. IFS.
Eldred is the Banner township this vear.
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r22- We are happy to announce that the
Division of the Sons of Temperance of this
place has re-organzed and are renewing their
iahors in the good cause. The following otfi i.
GERS were elected for the present quarter -
W. P, Il. J. Olmsted W. NJ W MrAlarneY ::
L. S, Jno. II. Hamilton A. R. s Benz. Rem
nelsi Z. S, A. +. Jones T., D. Ross; c, AB.
Mann A. c., NJ. S. Thompson; l. S, LIB Cole,
Jr. 0. S, B. Smith. We are gratifed to
learn that the UIy sses Division is also in &C
tive working order. There seems to be an
awakening among the Temperance men all
over the country.
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all those who have been industrious and
economical are permitted 70 appropriate
and enjoy the products of their own labor,
lCheers This is one Of the great bless
ings Of freedom, and hence We might ask
the question aud answer it by stating
that liberty means freedom to work and
enjoy the products of your own labor -
You will soon be mustered out OF the
ranks. Itis for you to establish the great
fact that you are fit and qualified to be
free. Hence freedom is not a mere idea,
but is something that exists in fact. Free
dom is not simply the privilege TO live
in idIehess; liberty does not mean sim.
ply to resort to the low saloons and other
places of disreputable character Freedom
and liberty do not mean that the people
ought to live in ljceDtiousness, but liberty
means simply to be industrious, to be
virtuous, to be upright in all our dealings
aud relations with men; and to those now
before me members Of the First Regiment
of Colored Volunteers from the District
of Columbia and the capital Of the United
States, have to say that a great deal
depends upon yourselves. You must
give evidence that you are competent for
the rights that the Government has guar
anteed to you Hencefonh each and all
Of you must be measured according to
/ ycur merit. If one man IS more meritor-
a,I -, ., ''.1' I.,.,''T ~, a.
49,. ,o-..a,:,.,- lo,,5 -
Ar5 tno ;Ioa of Loriaa I7m. ,assod -
tba a,a-,;aa ,I,,t s.;II 7-.aL, ~ -IL;,s 1.a,,
hrocl, raaa b.f,ra n;.I-,a05 o hi.aI. ,aa" a,
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""~' ""1 - o''eO o-ei ,'1 case !"e'1
= oo0 '"'"N you ''.ou'u esteem, HI%"c'
and that is The sclem coDcrsot with All
the penalties in the association of married
life. Men and women should abstain from
those qualities and habits that too fre.
ouentlr follow a war Ipcule,te amono
YOUR children and amono vonr association.
Notwithstanding Won are irSt hack from
the army Of the United Staies that virtue
that merit. that inreIIioa7ca prn the stqn.
dards to maintain durjnr voar frtgrc lives
This Is the vac m p,alo' ., bi,o ,nor hrocl.
and bIacl. n,o,, ,rI,i-n r0h,nr.7 To,Lat
!, ,noro nor;,ar;on. na5 n;.5.,.r. 0 ,',1 n"J
to'Ictno, oad ro1I ,,,s. -ooS ,.a3 49,,
r;,Las, n;,- y 3 s,' I,-3'- '' - - l0' .r1'1 r.
the yerv bas;s nr,n S'1 nb;ob Hoayor io.T, rests
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1865-10-17
Official Senatorial Vote.

The Return Judges met at Court House il
Tuesday, Oct. II, and counted
the votes for Senator, which exhibited tho
fnIlnrrinr.
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bers of this regiment | want them to
understand that, SO far as J. am concerned
I do not assume or pretend that l am
stronger than the laws of course, ,oi nature,
or that | am wiser than Providence itself.
II is our duty to try and discover what
those great laws are which are at the
foundation Of all things and, having
discovered what they are, conform our
actions and our conduct to them and to
the will Of God, who ruleth all things
He holds the desliuics Of nations in the
palm of His hand, and He will solVo the
question aud rescue these people from the
difficulties that have SO long surrounded
them Then let Us be patiert, industri
ors, aud perseyeriDg. Let US develop any
intellectual and moral worth l trust
what have said may be understood aud
appreciated Go to your homes and lead
peaceful, prosperous aud happy lives, in
peace with all men. Give utterance to
no word that would cause disseDsIon, but
do that which will be creditable to your
selves and to your country. To the Off,
GERS who have led and so nobly commanded
you in the field, [ also return my thanks
for the compliment you have conferred
upon me.
The troops then returned to Campbell
Hospital, here they partook Of the abund-
ant Inequalities OF their coloved fellow
citizens.
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Il OuIo, Gen. Cox (Uujoo) is chosen
Governor over Gen Morgan (Dem by
some 10000 to 25,000 majority: The
vote being Of course far lighter than last
year, when 1Ir. Lincoln Tad 28,l07 ma.
joriJy ou the Home and 3l,383 on the
Soldier vote. Lincoln in 1860 had 20
40 majority over all others, which was
just about the fullest and fairest modern
test Of party strength.
The Legislature now chosen is to elect
a I S. Senator; and Messrs. John Sncr-
man (tho incumbent,) Gen Robert c..
Schenck and the Hon. John A. Bingham
are in he Gci as rival candidates. The
jvalousies and fuuds thus cngendcrcd
doubtless ltssened the UnIon vote Still
10000, until these latter days, would have
beea thought very great majority fer
Ohio.
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Ia The irrepressible Simmons is again
before his crowd of customers with stock
Of Goods to "astonish the Jews" There 10
no use talking to the contrary, he will beat
the world selling Goods cheap and fast -
Read his advertisement IN another column.
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ksg-Lucien Bird wants q good Blacksmith
al Brooklaud.
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POTTER OFFICIAL.
C0udeFsp0rf, ga.

NJ. W. McALARNEY, EDlroR.
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sold BY Druggists In city and country, oysry.
p %" = Price el.oo per Bottle.
Orders BY man, from either dealers or CON .ums,,
R'o1Ras nba1osrs . rlg i'i
-an bslsyoz &c. CLARK q co. oar
Wholesale Drugofsts. lNs.s Rausn, cOs.., Dor
Proprietors.
sold IN Portland ~ W y. paIliIps, h. n. Hss1,
eAs ~ osnes qsNeFss usfbhasodlves
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE

Fsver and Ag,4e, Sick sadaeas, SicEssss' at ii.
/, Ston.ach, Constipation, Hsdrtbssn, Colo Pain,
n, u Stomach or Bo,osls, Dyssnieuy. Tosn.it-
ing, feeling Of Faiatnsss and Ldss;-
~ li-f - YAK 49, rrr..f i4f-7ast1 :
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HOTELS. on


A The Subscribers would respectf lily inform
E@the cit xens OF Augusta. apd. The travelling
n public geneially, that they have fsrmed q
fsE M b copN ner hip, under the name of
EkM WlNH 4 WILLEAMss and have leased
The rtALley house (which isocated on W alter st..
in c.pse pr ximity to tbs De 20 and hu aness por-
tton Of the ty 70 take eeef onahe 12h day Of De.
gambler, 1884, ON VIII oh day the house wild be open
"a astyle not surpassed by any ho,e in the state.
The large and commoqious J1ns Will be refttsd in
the mns app Owed atyle, with every convenience to
it the wants OF boar eFs and visitops. A numer-
Gus ana weltrained corps # walters will be 10 at
tsn1anee, whose efforts wi be ae iduonss directed
% the omfort and convenience OF oar patrons ~.
A mice suit Of bath-rooms will be D. divided where
TIE nests can indulge In bath, with colo or warm
water. Afre.proof safe will be furnished for the
ommO dation of visitors wishing to deposit yalu.
able articles fur sack epinR. oaches will be 10 1t
tendance to nyey visitoEs to any part of the city
The culinary TanKemeDts vii be und n the charge
OF an expsrie sced co, k and heusskfeptr and no
effort will be spared TO supply the ables with every
delfc7cy In season aud out ssH9sE fMnrs
ss We take pleasure in eng able TO announce that
we have sec tred the valuable services of Mr.. g uY
TuRNRR. formerly che popular and tffcf MT Gle OF
the Augusta House, as Oh 81 Clerk under whose su.
pervision the internal arrangement o. the house
VIII be conducted Ia snanneF to suit the most ex
acting and fastidioas taste. rs
The subscribers intend that nothing shall be left
undnne 10 reader their use wo III. Of patronage
and trust their eff rts will meet with the approba
ton and support Of the public. ieoh,i9sb
- - CHARLEs A. wrNe,
HHNRY A WILLIAMS.
3 Augusta, Dec. "a. 1854. oecl5WAsIm
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4 U. 8. MarsIlal,s sale.

United STATES OF AMERICA, a asAM III
DISTRICT OF MAINE,ss ls,eage3 sri
10. RSUANT to vend: Expo TO me directed
u from the Hon. Ashur Ware, Judge of the Uni
TED states District Court within and for the District
Of Maine, shaIi expose and sell az pu lie aucion
60 the highest bidder therafor the folio wing prop.
erty and m rchandise. the tims and place within
said district fol ,ows viz - a4g tss 81 sea
2. At Custom Rouse BsiLding. on Fore street in
For land ON Saturday. The thirty fir. C. day of De.
cernber cUrrest az / O'clock. M M 81
Thirteen thonsdnd four hundred Cigars; lbs los
M megsj 300 lbs Lioues + ice 1 ases Old Juanusd
Rum.
The ssms having BEEN deoresd rfeit to the Uni.
TED afes in the District Court for said District
and ordereo TO be sold and the proceeds disposed Of
A. d. 1884 CHARLES CLARK a-- = =
dsclodl5d y. 3. lfarshai Dist Of Maine,
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Cavalry and Artil 'erV Horses
WA NTEDi

DROPObALS will b. received at this ofice for
III he uscnase Of Cavalry aud Artillery Horses
the use Of Of the U. .. Gov srnment, Till further
noticu Y ~ @ :,
norses otiared for the cavalry serviee must be
SCUM. L. ali Jar 10 iars well Lroken. NJ lpl Ash
AID COCO coi df,i0n, rom Is to Is hanas mgh, from
dive 10 nine " I'D, and we'll lapteQ In every
way 70 cagair purposes Prlcs b8 &l6o
Ari iery horses hiust be cfdark % Or soaad ~ al
particular qaAck ana alive wal ken and squar
six 10 ten years oio not less than lb3 HANDS high,
ana 20 Weigh lees tnan ten hnAurea saa MY
pounds kElee ~ be 4l90. 10y tf4
to of their RI N pers01l At tals tfhce, and NOT
ID o9ss % g u t EN- 10 utAi ~ or laird parties.
An, number horses froln ono upwa ards, X On.
swerne ths aboye description and sng rigid m
ppecuon. vi BE- rec ised and paid for - Govern
meut Iunds Taos u WHffAL,
dlmdecs Capt and Asst "a 4rte' master Y. D. A,
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New ENGLAND Screw Steamship Co
- SEMI-WEEKLY LINE

The srlendid ard fast Steamships
8 <e2 CHES Capt WILkARp, and
XAM&EI POTOMAC, Capt. GREENWOOD, will,
u41 % untH furthev no ice. run az follows:
Leave owns Wharf, Port and, every WEDNES.
DAY and 8 TURDAY, at4 P. NJ, and leave Pier
9 North hiyer. New York, every WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY, at O'Clock r. M.
These vessels are fitted up W CD, fine taccommoda-
lions for passengers, maxi this the most speedy,
safe and comfortable route for travellers between
New ToFk snd Maine. Passage $500, including
Fare and State Rooms.
Goods forwarded by this lire to and from Mon
treal, Quebec, Bangor, Bath, Augusta Eastport and
StJonn.
Shippers are requested to send their freight to the
steamers as early % 3 =. NJ on the day that they
leave Portland
q ForfFeight or pas rage apply to- 10 aIIysF
8 EMERY q FOX, browns Wharf, Portland.f
New York. t5og 1aatO gaAae ciiaN Ssh 81 woa
pec.6 1864. ,a1d on .ai.dga aa7 o. . SO No diff
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CAUTION 10 THE PUBLIC.

Every intelligent and thinking person must know
tnat remedies handed ont Tor general use should
nave their efficacy established by well tested exper
fence IN ths hands of a regularly educated physi-
cian whoe pre- ar tory stuaies dts him Tor all the
duties ne nusttnlhlli ye thecouairyis flooded with
best in the world which are not only useless but al
ways Injurious. Tho unfortunate should 10 PARTI0-
UrAR in selecting his physician, Al Il is lamentable
patients are made mse with ruined institutions
by maltreatment from inexperienced phys clans IN
general practice; for It is point generany conceded
By the best syphlographers thatfhe study and man
agement OF these complaints should engross TIE
whole time Of thoss VINO would be- competent and
successful In their treatment an6 cure. The mex.
pcrieneed general practitioner having neither op-
portDntty nor time to make himself acquainted with
their p1shology, commonly pursues one system OF
treatment, in most cases making an indiscriminafo
use ofthst antiq Tated and dang roRs weapon, Msr.
ouFV. z l-IIf.I I'd. tflITIH o.. III
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MIDDLE AGED MEN

There are many men at the age Of thirty who ara
1 troubled with toe frequent evacuati from the
bladder, often accompanied by slight sn artinR or
burning sensation, and weakening the system n
manner the patient cannot account for. ON cxamlr-
m urinary dspositsa ropy sediment will omen be
found, and sometimes small particles of semen or
albumen will appear or the color will be OF a min
nj kish hue again changing TO dark and turbid
appeai ance- There are many men who ole oftnis
difficulty, igno ant Ct the cause. which is the n
81 SECOND STAGE OF SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
l can warrant perfect cure in such eases, ana a
tull . healthy restoration Of the urinary organs
3 Persons who canAot personally consult the Dr..
can do 90 BY writing In plain manner description
Of their disease. aud The appropriate remedies wiz
be forwarded imme diately 800
., Az oorFespo1de.ce strictly confidential and win
IN ADDRESS. llI1 nR J. p. HUGHES, 49,
No. 3. Temple ST., Icorner Of Middlel Portland.
.. ~ Send Stamp Tor circular. .,. i-f1--
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MISCEAh
"A Romance for Young Ladies'. {

q
To those romantic misses who turn deaf
ear 70 the councils OF their elders, preferring
rather TO tempt the hardships Of love in COT.
tage than to have suitable husband selected
for them, there Is an awful warning In the ioi-
lowing Story OF a-s - ~ 81 ara ~ q
wELTHY MAT1LDY, OH THE FATHERS KUss.
eNBsD&aeS acHAPTKR l. hfwss ssfF
meiildy was weIhy, shee was an only DOR
ter. her father rolled ia bis kerridge, and sol
ed shoose fur Twin, at holesell. he lived ION
the bak ba, mel beekon strete, inn thee sity
ofbosting, a. his mete bill wos tremenjus
zsb CHAPTER II. ~ 5000
JAlkobb jtnkdrsun luved metiidyy asofeseo
lag was poor! Inn fackt hes We so poore nee
k0 dent sranl & draugut slor three hundred
th0wsend more! hee ned Enow dosh know
ap0ns, knot much ne,ndy lived jaik korn-
sidrabiel ''sutch 10 Mel" eig fota.ssa aias
cHAPrER III. ese9g
Isl metildys hrther sed shee shood marry its
klaranse dtspoodle. how hard. rs shee dis
gu,tid hymn eckstremly. shee koodent folly
rate hymn bekos hse achtoualy skwinted.-
that's soc. -
Things ar gittiu kornsidrably twisted pp'5
CHAPTER ".
jafk eloaped with metlldJ tha wos marFio
melildy 81 nur husbua wreturnd 70 posting
tina begged netildy' 3 farther 2torgiv & forgit
.hee refewsed nee will never iorgitl
y eve lest past 2 poorer folkes. tina wos very
ced, it wos matldy & metiidy's husbun
tia wur Iooktn fur wurk. tina dident fad It,
metIIdy mite have marrid fitskiaranse itsp' o.
dell al hev lived Inn paIIashai stile, an also
heV pereWsed tnee I'd wurld .Sutch Is liie.'
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HAVE CONPIDMCE.

All who have committed an 0 cess of = Kind.
whether it be the solitary vice Of youth or ne stip
ing rebuke OF misplaced confidence in mafarer years.
* SEEK FOR AN. ANTIDOTB IN sEASoE.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitu1e and Nervous
Prostration that may follow Impure COTTON, are
L. the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait the consummation that is sure to D-
~ low. do not wat for phsightly Ulcers for n
ials5h Disabled Limbs. for Loss Of beauty NJ
ada rr3 3. and Complexion.
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ARG glsasG aaAda d1Is sna RuaAo -Wa
.acfte siEsts
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CHEROKEE PILLS
aona7lggoo sidi 81 xgfls.,r5 isu-ar r.r
~ b7e,a o.i SUGAR COATED.
4 .afGi1 l8fadai'E a1s.fs ..r ,. e.,
8ia5a i, FEMALE REGULATOR.
l9a4b HEALTH PRESERVER.
l9e ia9ih9l9 5 9ll3 .aa Srarf 1sser
tT s CERTAIN AND SAFE,
For the removal of Distractions and tho Insurano
OF Regularity in the Recurrence Of the
81 Monthly Periods. -

For the removal Of Distractions, and the Insurano
OF Regularity in the Recurrence Of the
Monthly Periods. 81.
They cure or obviatethoee numerous diseaaaa thu.
sPring rom irregniarity, by removing the Irregular
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Painful Men.
situation Nrl lr l
They cure Green Sickness tChIorOsss) srle
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections. M ssu q.
me paok and lower parts of the body, Heaxmess,
Fatigue on slight exertion, Paptation of the Heart
Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria, Sick Headache. Cid
diness' etc., ETC. In word by removing the Irree-
uarty, they remove the cause, and with il ALL the
effects that spring from Il. b .--...-l
Composed Of simple vegetable extracts, they CON-
tam nothing deleterious to any constitution, how.
ever dehcate-their function being to substitute
strength for weakness, which. when properly used.
tney never fail to do. eNislN fulE.
All letters seeking information or advice will be-
promptly. freely and discreo.ly answered.
Fun directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for So
Sent BY mail. free of postage, on reosss 81 PRICE
Sold by all respectable Druggists M
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lido ylis DR.. w. q. MERWIN q Co..
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.aaii ansi91s No. 50 Liberty-st.. New York.
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