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LOCAL NEWS.
JUDGEMENTS TO. NIGHT.

growers THBATRR.-"Loan of Lover,
by the comedy com bination, the pantomme
of.Joeko, the Brazilian Ape" by the IN M af RI.
netd Ravel Troupe. Grand ballet anu 'ne
farce of the "Dead Shot"
FoRD's THKATHR-Positive the last night
OF the Opera Signora Zuccnl, BENIN, ousihl.
Lorini, and other favor1tes I'D the opera VI
"Don Sebastian"
OxPorp-Grapd.b bill of ballet, burlesque,
songs, fund and sentiment, concluding with
side.splitting afterpiece. Matinee this after
noon.
CIRCUs-Stone Il Rosston's combination
tronpe corner of New York avenue and 9th
Street Brilliant acrobatic feats, daring horse
manship, and other attractions. Performances
also this afternoon
MpHAGRRIR AND CIRCUs.-Sixth street near
the Clarendon Hotel. This combination ex-
ceeds anything of the kind ever exhibited in
washington. Performances this afternoon
and evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-Magieal perform
ances by the Fakir of Vishnu, and distribution
OF large variety Of gifts.
CANTKRBURY.-Ballet, songs, burlesque,
Guiding with screaming afterpiece. Matinee
this afternoon.
IMPORTANT TO DRAFTED MRN-Provost
Marshal. Major O'Beirne, has issued the fol-
lowing communication, in order that drafted
men may understand that each one may be his
own substitute broker, and will receive all
necessary aid and instruction from officers of
the Provost Marshafs office:
Office of F'rorost Marshal and Board of Enrol
ment ID. C., Washington d. c., March 81, 1867
1t Is not necessary for persons presenting SUBJ
stitutes at this office 10 obtain the aid of substi
tute brokers in 81 doing. The custom, Just
discovered, by which substitute brokers exact
$50 from principals who bring their own sub.
stitutes, in order to have such substitutes pre-
sented and accepted, must he broken up,
and the extreme severity of the law will be
called in to correct this fraudulent system,
which is alike disreputable to the principals
and to the office OF the Provost Marshal. In
all such cases hereafter detected, both the prin-
cipal and broker will be arrested, confined,
and charges will be preferred against them for
violation of the rules governing the Provost
Marshal and enrolment act. Substitute bro
kers have no influence, nor are they counte-
nan ced at this Office in any way, shape. or
manner, except so far as the legitimate trans
action of business is concerned. The publica-
ton of this is made necessary, inasmuch as
public opinion to the contrary seems generally
TO exist in detriment 10 the rights of the clti-
zens of the District of Columbia, and TO the
speedy filling of the present call by draft.
JAS. r. OBRIRNR,
Major 22d regiment, V. r. G.
Acting Provost Marshal, ID. q.
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STATE OF MARYLAND, set.

to nominate city off GERS at said election. Presu-
ming i an well known. leave my claims to my
friends TO be disposed of.
30 IT. T. G.. CLAYTON.
STATE OF MARYLAND, SGT.
Whereas. it has been represented to me tina.
most atrOc1ous murder committed on Satur
day III gbt, the 18th instant, in this county the
murderer entering the house of Captain Thomas
II. Watkins. late Of the Purneli Cavalry, and
shooting bin as be sat in his own parior and a
Georges county, and lately connected with the
rebe army, who made murderous assault on
Capt. watkins last summer. and more recently is
said TO have been lurking in the Eeie hborhood,
committing other depredations, is strongly sus
pected as stated by the jury of inquest, OF having
comm itted the murder: now therefore, Angus:
IT'S w BRADFORD, Governor of the State of
Harylappd de- by til; ny pTSela nat offer
county Of the said John Boyle. further reward
the arrest and conviction of any other person AZ
an accomplice or accessory in said murder. Three
men are believed to have come together to the
house ofCapt. Watkins on foot. and after the muir
der committed, they stole and took way with
them three horses, one q chestnut sorrsl, with .
blazed face four years old, having on him mil
tary saddle, taken from Capt. Watkins g yard the
other two stolen from the neigh Dor hood, one q
dark bay, with white face, the other a four year
rubbed by harness
Given under m b and at the city of Annapolis.
A. W. BRADFORD.
ms'.3t WIN. HILL. Secretary of State,
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ALMOST FIRE About half-past - o'clock
yesterday officer Sprague, of the sanitary po-
lice, discovered smoke issuing from che win
dow of house next to the corner OF 4th and
East Capitol streets, occupied by a gentleman
named Jones. He entered the house, and found
a lot of clothing hung near stove had taken
fire, and exinguished the flames without ma
teIial damage to the house or furniture.
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BMONs-Piity boxes just received and for sale
Il BY McKNEW Il BELL,
4O5 Pennsylvania Avenue,
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DEACAN NUTS-Flvs bsrrels jus. received, and
Il for sale by MckNEW BILL.
. 405 Peonaylvania avenue.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fer ether Auction Sales see 4th pa,.
FUTURE DAYS.

RYJG. STAFFORD L 90. , Auetioneers.
- Washington Horse and Carriage Repository,
n. At the Do.sey Hetsl. corner 7th and sts,
one square sotth OF Northern Liberties Market.
~ sALEoE HORSE IS. CARRIAGES. 40.
ns,0s,''I'' we F MI ri . soss.s,
seriStiop q, saddle and harness. Of which full de-
Several young and well sfots
Said to be good traveIers and work we'll in h.r
Tosethser with a large collection of new and sec
CARRIAGES, BUsGIIs AND HARNESS.
Regular sale days at the Repository. Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday, without regard to tn:
stablins accommodations for 700 Horses. With
Potomac water conveniently arranged all throu sh
The patronage of my former friends and the
DnSll Is most rsJipsSftsST9yf :fffss co. Aus
w. Of Ser fscias issued rom the ClsrfS oos ' Of
the Supreme oeurt OF the United States for the
d.sr s "a al. ID Dissrc. ea
s1s Of M'5Ha s o.s
S1a interest in and to the following property, to
Lot Lott No Nos :. and s. in Square No. s'.
Teacher ali and ID 81 sin GUAR the improvements
thereon: in the City, Of Ws.hin ston D. c. ssi.d
Vii .Rs sfpeT uSs g. Me- sa
Rfem R.S Court in favor of Richard windsor use OF
mar 4-dts q. 4 MarshsI d @.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
place e WARP H i q M IxsST ~
gTHI ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
next, the Sd OF April ls5j; At same hour and
m 20 o. g. Marshal u q
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ALNoNBS-Le0l pounds Bordeaux ALMONDS
"A Just receiv ed and for sale by I s.if -
- >~-' McKNEW Il BELL
l06 Pennsylvapia avenue
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nRAEGES-Fifty boxes Just recsived. aud for
~ sale by McKNEW & BELL,
Successors to Murray e. Semmes.l
409 Penn. avenae, between AZ and 9th SIS.
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FIRST OF APRIL.-From time immemorial
this day has been the occasion of practical
Jokes Ia all communities. "April fool''i is heard
on all hands, and newsmongers are at liberty
to relate thrilling experiences sby field and
Hood" without the slightest risk of being cate
chised. The juvenile population is laying in
wait everywhere for the unwary, and a squad
of rebel deserters which passed up the avenue
this morning run q gauntlet of asnoyances
from the youngsters no doubt more disconcert-
ing than the shots of the skirmish line.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS lFTFRN0OV AND 10 V0RR0
R1 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.

ki ShEEN d WILLIAMS, Auctioneers.
' ceRN HkAkN 6s ,ggILpINa LOT AT TIN
~ 1HaIiGE E0 Mhuah a "a
On Ta RsbAT the got. instant We shall SELL
p Geisca Nh IN front Of the premises. Lot No.
porh :nd $ On s. ssFe.. feet
erty is beautifully situated and wouid nt Prep
9 Wnns stsnd 1t being corner lot, opposite
Terms liberal and made knSwn at sale.
mar zo-o Auctioneers.
eonss auence Of rain: until MONDAY, the "a l Of
AR'i d'me hour a fds RsAfs WILLIAMS Auets
by GREEN WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE OF a wHEELwRIeHp AND
BLACKSMITH SHOP ON SOUTH cApiroI
h hSIok S STREET SOUTH. NEAR RToHAR6S's
On THURSDAY, the seth inst, at 70 O'Clock ~,
we s 4, H. sell on the sp premises. iotof
Bellows, Hammers, Saws. Clamps,
Screws, Wrenches, GrindstoDes,
Cart Bodies, Frames. Cart and Wagon Wheels,
' '''' GREEN Williams.
TEE II A I Tn M MospXY H. q S
An 5t sH' sane GREEN ss 'ad sfif Auo.
BYw. B. LEWIS W ss, Co. o., Aactioqeers:
EXSTrEEN::IIuyE SAIL OF gMREpaEMEp Piled.
!iS1tkY. GOLD WH;ATcHEs.N CHAINS HiAn4 4Si
ss moNDAY next. April at at, 10 oceek we shall
Is carat cases some of the hi shest cost Of English
sa anS ases as gold s4.T
oral. ruby and emerald Rings and Sets; Opera
The above are all first: class goods. Can be e,,
smn a esrIy m3tn,ng Of sale Persons Interested
NH st 10 A LEWIS e co. eS,a Anets.
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE CO.. Auctioneers.
EIGHT yALUABLH BUILDING LOTS ON THE
CORNER OF EAST CAPITOL AND 9TH
iTHURsDAY AFTERNOON. March 30, at a
ncI1GR On ,hs we sbs sell six Lots
back los feet to = 10 foot alley.
Lot on 9th street, the corner of East Capitol,
Ironing rs feet ON 9Th street. and running back lis
Lot on corner Of MASSACHUSETTS, avenue and 10th
sets avenue and s. feet on 10Th street east
Terms; One third cash. the balance in SIX and
ns ON tbs Mte secured BY deed of
payment Of $40 will be required at the time eff
All eysneing and revenue stamps at the cost
u NH ahs 25'd JAS. c. MEG UIRE & CO.. Aucts.
sE-rHE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED IN
N1o sdfds jas G. McStiRs CO.. Aucts
RY J. C. Meg UIRI Il CO., Auctieneers.
FORTY: EIGHT ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND
ON THE BLADENSBURG TURNPIKE Two
AND vHALF MILES FROM THE CENTRE
On THURSDAY. April 9Th, at 10 O'Clock NJ, at
the Auction Rooms, we shall sell i8 acres of yalua-
bic Land. about Pc miles frsm the Centre Market,
lying n the right hand side OF the Bladensburs
depce OZARK Mis- Esq This aed Il portion
Of the Dr. Nichols farm it is all 10 state OF cul
for garden purposes. Within the last year over
100 loads of manure and 600 bushels of lime have
been put on the land.
The place is improved by small Log Dwelling
HouFe. 16 by 81 feet, and 3oe new Frame Stable
with accomDi odatiops for ten horses, hay loft
&c, &C. Five are In cul ovation as market
garden, with hot beds &c.
Terms: One third cash the balance in l, g aud
years, with Interest, secured by . deed of trust
All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purchs-
ser. -.
IN go o&ds 10. MCGUIRE & CO., Aucts
RYJ. G. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneers
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FAMILY GROCERIES
CHOICE OLD LIQUORS CRoCKERY WON
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RY ]. O. MEG UIRE & co Auctioneers.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF FINE COTTAGE SITES
ON THE HIGH GROUND NORTH OF THE

ON ONT The = HIGH 81 f -, GROUND NORTH OF THE
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Sd, at four
O'Clock, on the premises, We shall sell portion OF
that Eand some estate known as Mount Pleas
ant" adjoining the city on the north, and lying
between lth and 18th streets, sub divided into
respectively on Seventh street and sherman ave.
This property 10 situated the high ground
north of the city-one OF the most beautiful Iocs-
uons for residences in the District-commandin ing
an extensive view OF Washington, GEORGETOWN,
and the surrounding country, with . full view Of
the Potomac river as far ss the eye can reach. It
easy OF access by railroa ads, which ter
inmate on Seventh and Fourteenth streets. near
the premises.
Plats may be obtained at the counting room Of
tn e Ructioneers.
Terms One half cash, balance in ten years, with
Interest, secured by deed of trust; interest pay
able semi annually. A payment of S2D en- each lot
will be required of the purchaser at the time Of
sale.
.Allconveyancng and stamps at cost Of the pur-
chaser
NH 2Srd J. G. MCGUIRE i CO., Aucts,
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CRNTBR MARKET, To DAY.-Beef, best cuts
per pound, 3Oa35c.; next, 25c. Salt Beef 2Oa25c;
Dried Beef, 25c. Veal 25a30c. Mutton, chops,
SOC. Lamb, per pound, 25c. Pork, fresh, 25c
Pork, eorned ,25c. Bacon, hams, uncut, 2Sc.;
sliced, 35c.; breasts, 25c shoulders, 25c. But
ter, 4Oa5ec. Chickens, per pair, 81 5oas2. Ducks,
per pair, 81 5OaS2. Eggs, per dozen, 35c. Gran
berries, per quart, SOC. Cucumbers, pes doz ,
BOG. Green Corn, per can, 60c. Apples, per
peck,new, SOaS1.; dried, 75c. Turnlps, per peck,
sOa6Oc Potatoes, Irish, per PIX l5c.; sweet, 75ae0;
Peaches, dried, per qt., 30c. Cherries, dried
Soc Beans, butter, soc; " bite, 10a12c Radishes,
per bunch, 1Oal2c. Beets, 35c. per PIX. Onions
per PIX, 9Oc. aS1. Parsnips, PIX, soc. Carrots, Sc
Oyster plants. 10al2c. Cabbage, per hid, 25a4Oe
water crosses, per peck, soc. Land crosses,
zoe. Rhubarb, bunch, 2Uc. Shad, pair, 81.
Kale ,25c. Lettuce, perhu, l5c. Fish-Rock, large,
each, S2.5OaS3; small, per bch., SOC; halibut,
10, 3Oc.; sea bass, l5c.; blue fish, 15c behring's,
doz, Coo; lobster 5c.; sturgeon, 5c., pike, bch,
5Oc.aS1; perch, soc. Rye, per bushel, Sl.50.
Corn Meal. SI.75. Shipstuff, sla2l20 Brown
stuff, soc. Shorts, Csc. Corn, shelled, 81 75a1 90;
in the ear, per Dbl, sSae0 Oats, per bush, 81 10
aSl25. Hay per cwt., S2aS2 %. Straw, 81 50aS2
Glover Hay, 81 sOaS2.O0. Spinach, per peck 40c.
Small ducks, 75aSl per pair. Small birds per
bunch, soc. Wild pigeons, per pair, 37Kc. Blue
wing ducks. per pair, 81. Widgeons, per patr,
81 Celery, per bunch, l5a25c. Krout, 1Jc. qt
Geese 81. 5OaS2. Turkeys, SIS. Fresh venson,
per pound, 30c.
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PYJ. c. Meg UIRE 4 co., Auotiopeer.

SETS AViNuE, NEAR r. iaTa II sT fSssFh At !,
PUBLIC SALE 49,
On MONDAY AFTERNOON, April Sd. at A.:
O'Clock. on the premises, hal sell Lots 4, and
in Davidson's subdivision of Square No 2I3.
Lots and fronting 81 feet on Massachusetts sv-
epue, near lith street. Lot 29 feet inches on
said avenue and running back TO NJ street.
Terms: One third cash; the balance In 6 and IL
months, ith interest, secured by deed Of trust A
payment oil s29 will be required each lot Of time
of sale
All conveyancng at purchasers cost.
m Td&ds j. O. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Aucts,
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PERSONAL.

IL CITATION IN OFFICE is, in ny opinion, re
~ ublicap; therefore L offer myself as candi-
date 70 the voters Of the city of Washington for
the oftce of Tax, Collector at the next June cleo.
ton, subject to the decision Of convention called
to nominate city off GERS at said election. Presu-
ming ain well known. / leave my claims to my
friends to be disposed of
30 IT r. G.. CLAYTON.
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FNGLISH WALNUTS-l,00 pounds Just "a.
: " 80" :" ~ 80 MckNIw &c BILL,
I Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Or sceriss
$. :. - Teas, Wines Liquors end 4egsrs,
4Oa Pssn. sYsnne. between ~ and 9Th ste.
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w 500. 900 LADIES MORE,
Who want the new style of Collar, to bring their
Swiss Muslin. &c. to WIN PRINCES Stamping
Plutsd. Prince mas two machines made xpfessly
for Quilting Ladies Rufies without the use of gum
&c. and are the only machines here to do such work
~ IN + D-sIOOND HAND YUKNITU Rl
w. W Also, MiRR0RS GA AlAiEI RRn lnRs: BID.
description. 4. BUCHLY, 4O6 7th stpeet,
je aft between B and 81. edIE1de.
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WANTS..

WANTED-A good colored WOMAN to cook I.
W wash and iron in q small family. Apply at
"a ; st., rear Of ST. Charles Hotel. apl
w stress Good references. Address A. b,
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WANTED-By a respectable lady. SITUA-
w ALTON as housekeeper in gsntisman's
family or in q hotel. References given. Address
W p. Sun Office, Baltimore, or Star o flee here.
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QY g. STAFFORD l. co. ,Auetioneers.
- Washington Horse and Carriage Repository
!, At the Dorsey Hotel, corner 7th and sta,
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POLICE RRPORTs-NecoRd PreciRct-Hamil-
ton Prather, threats and disorderly; 81 80.
Mary Porter, selling without license; 500
Hamilton Prather, threats; bail for peace.
Moor, drunk and disorderly: -. John Bur-
gls, do; dismissed. John Lang, sus picion OF
stealing blankets from hospital; delivered to
the military.
Fourth Precinct-Stephen Clark, contempt of
court: SIP. Cordelia Winder, petty larceny;
committed for court. Pat Wallace and Mi chr
Wallace, djsorderly; SJ.95 each. VIM. Mount,
do $3.50
Seventh Preonct.- Heafy HiIlery, fugitive
from justice; Jail for court. Maurice Gushing,
grand larceny; dismissed. Charles Stewart,
drunk and disorderly; military David Bos-
we'll, do; do. VIM. Payne, suspicion of lar.
ceny; Jail for hearing Sarah Williams,
drunk and disorderly; dismissed. Thomas
Hawkins, disOrderly: VIM. Burgee, do; 81 so.
Mark Evans, drunk: Cornelius Roucy, drunk
and disorderlY; dismissed.
Tenth Precinct Peter DOYLE. drunk 81 90
washington James, carrying concealed wea-
pons worknouse. Mary Moriarty. drunk and
disorderly; $3.50.
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"ANTED-A good Country CARPENTER. Ap
w ply at Metropolitan Railroad Office. corner Of
Eth street and New York avenue, between the
hours of and Il. mar 29-4t
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EOR RENT-Two large and commodious dwell
north o street, between 81 and Az streets west,
with large yard and stables attached suitable TOR
10th of April, 1885 Ror further Information in
quire Of JOHN p PEPPER. NJ. AIS 9Th street. or
WIN. p. HICKS, No. north street. Capitol
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RYJ.C MCGUIRE Il CO., Auctioneers.

25.d J.o. McGUTRE g Co. AuctioI
Shreveport semi-weekly news. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1865-18??, 1865-09-30
=. ". & {. =! SMITH,
sl HrH-.y->

N.W YORK DAILY * WEEKLY NEWS
I" s.. 'ho.irS ~tr.ri, ka.a. .A". ! Lra.a..
floor.
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Mr.. NJ. .fieyd Female CoEEege,

Mr. NJ. J.ieId Female College.
pears !, O.. Jession Of this Institution will
P'"is III lo-"''.on "Wednesday. 2Uth day of
tirm of Rhorer with corps of experienced
tablished house when have been connect
PERSONS consigninssoT Of four and "a, half I
should bear the hou.., of the session. ''
G. -----ad room rent SCI 80
'ee advertise ment slptment.--- Is 90
Cotton Factor aud Cor .......... 20 90
chant, New Orleans. zach u 90
friends needi,r ,h ..-. ) 90
thorough business man, wi nai prices.
Y. TO he such her own bed
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The undersigned is prepared to do all
kinds of Machine work, Biocksmithfng.
m.a.oiler repairing, etc Engines, Boilers.
pipes, and Brass castings constantly on
runnih. 0. L. CttAMBERLAIN.
New OrEi9
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-09
FOR SALE BY
The Kenosha Water.Cure

Has nosuperior East or West for pleasantness
H situation, completeness of arrangements,
ssluhrity of climate, or excellence of Medical
superintendent
It's bath arrangements, sudatory, electro-ther-
NAL and others are unsurpassed. The climate
Is not onls free from ague, but, with its summers
cooler than those of ST. Paul, is more invigora-
ting than that of New England.
Nor has any establishment more competent
phvSician then Prof. H. p GArcHrLI, IN charge
Of the KENosHA WATTR.CuRK He has an init
mate scGusIntsne with sll forms of Chronic Dis.
eases and hes been particularly successful in
tresting those of the female system
Z. PENN0YER, Propfietor.
KtNosaA, WIS, May 81, 1861.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-08-09
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHILADELPHIA, PA.

Diseases of the Urinary and Sexual Systems
Dnew and reliable treatment Also the Bridal
Chamber, an Essay of Warning and Instruction
sent in Sealed Envelopes free Of charge Ad-
dress DR., }. Skillin Hougbton, Howard Asseoia
tsn, No. ., South Ninth ST., Phladelphia, Pa
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indeed, so certain are these pills Uhsch @ds
been popular and sure cvrts for
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTUR
OVER A QUARTER OF A CENTUk'
to restore the menstrual flow in natural ~
that ladies' who are pregnant n,mst not use fhss
as they will isearidI,g produce q ntscdfvsags
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
THEY CANNOT DO HARM
In any other way.
DIR. c. L. CHEESEMAN'S PILLl
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-02-24

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