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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
Council Proceedings.
MAYORS OFFICE, Meridian, Miss,
Oct. 10Th, 1865.

Oct. 10Th, 1865
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
met pursuant 10 an order Of the Mayor.
Present Jno. Armstrong, Mayor, and
.Msssrs. Cain, Gibbs, and Parker, Alder
men.
The minutes of last meeting read ard
approved.
By request the graveyard committee
was granted further time.
The accounts of Jno. w. Taylor, City
Marshal, and L. A. Duncan Co, was
presented, approved, and ordered to be
paid.
The following resolution was offered by
Alderman Gibbs:
Resolved, That the Mayor OF the City
Of Meridian be authorized to secure such
legislation by the Legislature OF the State
now in session. amending of the charter
4 Of the city of Meridian, as he may deem
necessary to the proper government OF the
N city.
The following resolution was off red by
Alderman Parker:
Resolved, That any person found guilty
Of betting al any game OF chance, they
shall be arrested and fined at the dlscre-
ton of the Mayor, or imprisonment, OF
both.
There being no further bushes betor'
the board it adj burned.
JNO. ARMSTRONG, Mayor.
Z. !. r. CHADWICK, Secretary.
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A Strange Railroad President.


In q New York paper we find the TO-
loving
Il woulH be natural to suppose that the
recent wide spread and frequent destruc-
lion Of human life on railways would rem
DIR the managers of roads IT anything
Descriptions in the observance OF all
measures of precaution again accidents;
hut even the late fearful calamity on the
Aousstonc Railroad has failed to fore
warn It's officers suth ciently. aud the fol.
loving affi tavit shows that an employee
OF the company has just been discharged
on account of his refusal to run an en-
SIne, ~ the order OF the president OF the
soa1 in violation of one OF the estrollsn'
ed precautionary regulations.
!! + twsrd r Lyman, of Bridgeport
County of Fairfield, and State OF Connec
i'cut, of lawful age. being duly cautloneQ
aud sworn, do depusa and say, that OF
the Sd day of October. A. d. 1865. va
N the employ of the Housatonic Railroat
Company as an engineer, and was ~
4 charge of the locomotive called the Litch
N Fleid; and while thus employed was OF
deFed by Charles Hunt, ESQ.,. president Q
sad railroad, to run an exE train srou
Newton TO New Milford. without bein
tagged, in violation of the rules OF sal'
railroad company refused to cnmply
and was for that reason dismissed fror
10 employ of aaid comnany by sat
Hunt HOWARD R LYMAN.
ragfeit COuaty, u.s. Bridgeport, Oetobev,
1879 Then and there personally appea
et Edward r. Lyman, and made soIem
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Observations on the EaEpse.-Tbe people
in th; latitude were little disappointed
in the opakeness of this phenomenon
There was a slight mistake on the part OF
our almanac makers with regard to its
central path Neither was it strictly an
snnular eclipse, for the moon was, at the
time, crossing the path of the sun diagon-
ally, Wills the earth, in her diurnal
course, was receding at right angles.
While it did not alarm many, it had the
effect to satisfy the credulous that the
science of astronomy is based upon a cor
rect theory, and this would have been
more successful, had not so much been
said about it.
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AnorHER Inn1AN OnrRAnEo OK rHR PLA1,

ANOTHER INDIAN OUTRAGE ON THE PLAINS
Lawrence. Kansas, Oct. IA special
c urier in to-day reports the that Indians
had attacke Butterfeld's Overland Coach
party on the 4th inst. near O'FallOn's
B ufF, destroying one of the coaches, and
dri ing off the stock. Que passenger was
Wounded in the leg by an arrow; the
Oths passengers escaped. The loss to
the cen ny will reach $4,000. Coaches
will her. alter be guarded by . strong
escort.
The Union Pacific Railroad are pushipg
forward their work rapidly and trains
will be running to Topeka by the 18th Of
Decem ber
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oath that the foregoing staten mt b. him
subscribed is true before me.
JAMES L. GOULD,
Commissioner of the Superior Court.
The above declaration is fortified by I'd.
ditional affdavits from the fireman and
one of the brakemen of Lyman's train.
The following opinion given by George
Hunt, lately appointed master mechanic
of the road. in his testimony on the re-
cent coroner's inquest. is sufficient of it.
self 10 exhibit the infamous character Of
President Hunts action:
at would not be the duty of the en-.
gineer TO run N train or engine if there
was no flag on the preceding engine. It
would be the duty of the engineer to Dill
obey any order to run an engine against
the regulations"
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HEADERS SUB DIST OF MERIDIAl

HEADERS SUB DIST OF MERIDIAN, !
Merida Miss, Oct. 9, 1865 )
General Orders No. Ii
In pursuance of Specia Orders No. &c, Depart
meDt of NJ ssissil p, Cctobe 1855, the undersigned
hereby assumes command of the Subj District Of Ne
ridan.
Anexistug or 'ers win rem in in free until other
wise ordered
VAN z. YOUNG.
Col. 49th u. 8. Coored Iu fantry.
Ofieiai Ed. L. DAVENPORT A A Gen1.
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Captain Z. f. MARINERS Is our agent
D,sot, and is authorized to receive and receipt Tor
,ubseri,,ions due the Clarion.
Tie Tri.WeekIy Clarion will be sent to our dAliy
m5scrh.cs at Paulding and Tip Top. Captain
vii take charge of them and also our Weekly for the
came offices and oliver to tbs proper parties.
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t~z5U-o are authorized to announce z. A. Philips
vscandida,e befor: the Legislature for Superinten-
aer, Of the Penitentiary
~ Ne are authorized to announce Robert ".
UlIer r. candidate for reelection to the ONCE OF
rI.r, = the House Of Representatives.
~, are authorized to announce Nd. II. Porter
. candidate for reelection TO the Office of Secretary
a. nc senate.
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Ipothsr Robbery.-In addition to the
many burglaries committed in our town,
we learn that the drawer of our: friend
Chsdwick's Drug Store was relieved tf
it, contents, last evening, while its occu-
pants were engaged in another part q
the room. -l
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Representative.

1
Adam-Jas Blanchard, G II Hillyer.
Amite-G F Webb.
Attala-J NJ Thompson and A Maory
Bolivar-F A Montgomery.
CARROLL NJ Liddell, w Morrill,.
Calhoun-C A Levers, w L Duff.
Choctaw-J II Gresham A Morris, {"
C Bridges. =, A..
ray.
Coviugton-John Mckinney.
Clarke-S A d Steele.
DeSoto-F Labauve, Manning.
Franklin-K Webb, w I Cole.
Greene McInnis.
Hancock-D Seal.
HARRISON Henly.
Hinds-Geo Boddle, III N0ISon' IL
Hudson. VIM
ilton 81
Itawamba-M. Pounds, II. K. Martin,
+ D. Williams and J. c. Gilstrap.
Issauuena-W d Brown.
Jackson-W G Kendall.
.fferson-Ed. Hicks.
Jasper-L Jones.
Jones-Amos Deason.
Kemper-John McRae, A Brown.
Jafayatte-R. W. Phipps, Robertson
Iauderdale-W Grace, Joel P Walker
| Lawrence-H Medearis.
Leake-John A. Hawson.
L,owndes-A Murdoch, M Arnold.
| Madison-T. NJ. Griffin.
Marion-John P Foxworth.
! Marshall-T B Weber r Bowen,
VIM Hall, A NJ Lyle, R Daniel.
Monroe-SJ Gholson, Joel NJ Acker.
Neshoba-J NJ Bowden
Newton-J C McElroy.
Noxubee-J ] Be&u:hanp.
Oktlbbeha- B. L. Cromwell.
Panola-F B Irby, A j Ellis.
Perry-J Carter.
Pike w Huffman.
pontotoc-B F. McWhorter, J. L.
Morphis, A. j. Hern, j. NJ. Burton.
Rankin-W X Easterling, II It Brooks.
Scott B Graham.
Simpson-T Gowan.
Smith, McLauren.
Sur flower T Mcneil.
Tallahatchie-T n Bridges.
Tiupah-J. H. Kennedy, - Holcomo
IN. Ii. Thomas, w Pennybacker.
T,shamingo-M Suratt, Is, Is. Boone
W. A. Tankersly and J. w. Burrus.
Tunica-F Owen.
Wavne-R NJ Tindnl.
Washington-J L Meares.
p Warren-D Cameron.
. Wilkinsou-H j. SimerSll.
w;nston-,J Reid, w w Caperton.
. YaI!abusha-J L Melton, KoOor
!: WAGON G Nye, W H Luss.
Z City of ViekAburg-A SnannO1'
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pa~ The Meridian Business Directory, we
are requested by the publisher to say,
will be issued in a few days. Subscribers
who have not yet hand d in their cards
will please do SO to day. There is still
room forthree or four more cards.
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21

~Commission and general INGREDIENTS,
gill and at the wholesale drug store Of Jas. CONCEAL
corner Of Common and Magazine streets, Kew Or
,eAas. everything belonging to the drug trade they
may require at prices based on the latest gold quo
tAtiCns.
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TERMS {:
n1TEs OF ADVERTISING.

ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted for any time less
,aa one -aonth, at the rate Of ONE DOLLAR
,xn FIFTY CE.NT@ per square for the first n
A'D .n5 SEVENTY. FIVE CENTS per
-, for zach subsequent insertion.
,ir.-,ssnen,4 ordered for one month, will be
.,.,,. s.ven i,.ta and fifty cents per square"
,iye tssments Of more than two squares In length
ill be pub lshed at five dollars per month
acknowledgements published in the Tally, will also
b. published in the TT weekly AMI we :kiy paper.
Ilheral deduction will be made to those whe ad'
vsr,iss UJ the year.
,rajqe-tise nents must DO paid for in advance, or
d, tho end Of each month.
eoarate charge will be made for editorial notices,
1.-THE rate Of twenty cents per line.
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~ JAS CONCEAL, wholesale druggist,
sOrner Of Common and Magazine streets, New Or
cans 10 now prepared TO supply those In want OF
rugs and medicines, With everything appert"inins
70 the drug trade, at the lowest market RATES.
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Terms

bGr Druggists, in the city and country,
can now pur base AMI have the selection OF their
goods the largest assortment in the city James
CONCEAL Wholesale druggist, corner CT Common and
Magazine streets, Esw Orleans, ia prepared to sell
Ills goods at the lowest ara ct prices.
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The Mobile Times.

The NOZZLE TINES, on and after the lst OF
October will be the title of of paper nou Published
under the name Of the MOBILE DAILY NEWS, one
of tho staunchest and most reliable journals in the
support of nlivi ual AMI Constitutional Rights Of
man, ever published in the South; and being also q
most popular and widely circulated journal of News
Commercial Literary. and Interesting matter of all
kinda.
Terms;
Dr one Year, @io w
Quarter, ONO
Sept. l5-dtf.
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Home Industry.
New Arrival.
IL. A. DUVC.G.V ~ CO.,

HAvH RECEIVED part Of TIE
Crock eryWare
md expect other goods soon
They now oeeuay Que Of tho "CLAklON buILOc
NOS" their store koase evt"G In preeess ~
,ree.Ion lfulJS al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Nmw0rtamG Notice.

Persons DESTROYS of getting back part
Of the value Of their cotton sold to the c. s. A Gov
eminent for Bonds invited to call at the Clarion
Office. Ia
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Endorsemonts.

tFron Gov w. l.. Gh&rkey
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
jackson, Sept. 23d, 1866,
MKssRs JoSEs s. HAMILTON AND D. l.. Powkk
-GemtEemen have read your prospectus Tor
"a documentary History of the State of MIssls-
siprd, from the year lS60to the reorganization OF
the State Government in 1861 doubt not you
viii do full justice to the proposed work n ana
s;sa;unians not only for the present, but for all
time to come, it will be no less interesting and
useful as part of the history of the United
States, through the most remarkable ana stirring
acenes Of our national existence. The events Of
the past few years should be written and handed
down to posterity, and am gratiRed that you
have undertaken this important task, and hops
that YOU may have entire success IN year PRAISE
worthy enterprise.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't
49, w Il. SHARKEY.
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Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
w. l.. SHARKEY.
IRON Hon. VIA Yereer
NJ c. sbslH III


JAcxsOs, Miss Sept. I'D 1855.
4 Cot JOINS s. HAMILTON AND Col. j. T.;
have read your prcpoSat
70 publish "A Documentary History Of the State
of mississippi from the Presidential election In
1850 10 the reorganization OF the State Govern
meut in 1867 work of this kind, in the style
yoa propose to publish it, viii be invaluable. IL
will contain statistics of the most eventual and lT
rortant era i'm the history Of our STATE, when
will be useful in the future, and wellintormed
CITIZEN of the State can do without IT. To the
n,,tician 20 the statesman. and to every actor IN
he great drama which has just closed, il will be
come a manual for reference, and will supply
e@rrect history Of events which can be obtained
fror NO other source. Knowing your capacIiy
and irnpartiality / am satisfied you will deal
;uatlv with the subjects and | most heartily en-
d,,rse and approve the undertaking
Very Respectfully. your obi serV't
w. YERGER.
IFrom HOm Geo. q Potter
IT concur Iva the foregoing views, and recommend
thS prOposea work 10 public confidence and pat
GEO. L. POTTER.
JAcxsoH, Sept 22d 1875.
TPr n Ha Amea H. Johnsnn.l
JAcKsoK, Sept 23d, 1863
Mrasrs HAMlLToS AZ PowEN-GeHttemcR:
i have read. with much interest, Your Prospectn
| forthe publication OF Documentary Histor,
/ AZ Missienippi embraring period nom the fresi
Rental Election Of 1860 70 the re-orRanlIation
| tke state, NY Convention Of 1850 am ErH''ne
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- n1Tr DAILY CLARION will hereafter BE-
fF n" F;-II SHEET, and NO labor
ea,sd to mike it worthy tn" patronage Of the
gu1iic. .o,r IN. latest news BY TELEGRAPB
II viii CON- CON- che United States information rs to
fo'a az lG ~ markets in the most important South
tie fIIl accounts Of the measures now IN pro-
'f ct,' be reorganization Of Mssssippi and other
.ser, S:aes, with variety Oh interesting reading
p-es .rf,E WEEKLY CLARION will be published
sunday morning, and will contain the choicest
~Ty Nm the Daily, together with IN interesting
- 81 ,-igjnal or selected
20 ANNOU JUDGEMENTS.
---A nonncns AndidAtes for State or Dis: ~
81 .ss .....--s----.-.' -'-""-'Oio v
r'c,nntv offices .'---'''''''--
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OFFICE MOBILE AND OHIO kA1IRoAD
Mobile, Ala, Sept 20, 1863
.prer Trains on the Mobile and Ohio r. ilrond
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OFFICE OF SHcRETARI OF NTATL:
/, John Fl. Echols, Secretary of State OF the
state of Mississippi, do hereby certify that the
fnre0oiu0 printed bond is true and correct copy
oft6e original now OH file in my Office.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of the
r.. S. State of Mississippi affixed at the City OF
Jackson this 26th day of September. A. ID. 1860.
JOHN III. ECHOLS,
Secretary of State
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
A New Fashioned Shoe.

A new style of shoe is wbrn in New
York City. The inverlio is simple.
The upper part of the boot or shoe is cut
'outiih ATHEIST ordinary Pfashjdn by steS
ulaf shoamaser. 4 Tire sole ahnd htetl src
made Of hard maple wood, and are jbined
by ashaak OF sole leather which gives
all needed elasticity. The suppers are
fastened to the sole by a thiH band Of
iron, which encireles the rim of the sole,
and fastens. the sole and upper together
in al mannerlfar more eHectual than any
sewing can do. When put together,lhe
shoe makes a handsome appear ancer and
is as light'as = leatherEshoe Of corresp pond.
ingl slae, The ghesls are Comfortably
hoHopwed out on the upper side. and the
soles have the proper curve to insure
easy walking. Oh Il ~ a
- fI.tto r.,s ,fs,. .. ..,.4 4 49,.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Crime IN clyde

| A number Of ofvillians entered the resi-
+ encelef Mr. George w. Fish, Of Clyde
one night last week, when all the family
erefabsen', except a couple dfsMr. Fish's
daughters andt a female friend. The
seyandreIs built a fFsy in the kitchen,
and made coffee and set aifeggular snpper,
aud then made general search OF the
premises alter Fummsging The entire
house. they attempted to pick the lock Of
theroom in which the young ladies were
sleeping, but hasin5 heard their opera
lions iu The kitchen. the ladies' we're up.
and having the key on the, inside, held j.
fast when they attempted TO clamp it
with IN Instrument fron The outside, and
having barrie ,ded the door well, resisted
their allack- The villains fiually;gIveaup
lp despair and left the premises, - San
dssky Register.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
A G ABD

I
Eprron&oF TfoSHnN-tn reply to many letters and IN
fuireS frhm mPtopsh tme section Of the country the
Undersigned takes great pleasure in saying through the
oonhlne ofgour papsF that our renown preparation,
lonHn AsCoe's Dyspepsia Ctrc, is certain cure for
Dyshrpa IN its vorst ystaGcsE Many cures 6f long
standing within QUE oSnocQu ,have been
petely ard we beliered cured. It viii stop distress
fer entins almost tpstapanecusly, and enables the
dyspcpc WHO hns lived foryears upon GFaha,p bread
md tho plaestdic.1o eat as hearty he peases, ard
uything he chooses, without danger of distress
ing or rising onthe stomach. 1tisnminfalble corrcc-
tor 9findgcstionhnd constipation creates healthy APP
etite, stops scheadache, heartburns sickness at the
Sto1ach bowels, and sweetcns offensive breath,
oo You take it, and by enabling the patient to take
plenty Of hearty roddFw! ichis Inc parent Of health'
prodqseS s5ori strength and energys hevery ytriarwe
have krcwn II has speedily eradcacd Dyspepsia with
III its attendant suhcrinGs, weaknesses, debility end
power giving isst5ad proper activity and tone
10 the stomach and organs of DIGESTION, and as we con-
idefS believe. and as the published certificates in our
circulars amqnoqs, many Of the leading Journals,
|fon convalesceft' patients will confirm completely,
perfpeplye at ALMOST miraculously cured the worst
rase o2Dispeia in existence We warrant 1t in etery
instance, tcah heobtaincd dt all the Ding Stores, in
he United States and Canans at 81 per hottie, six
FEB. j, i,fS5slit L.. PrJAretCrs, Kew Hi NenI ctL
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Cold Snap.

Winter is again upon us-old Boreas
has tuned hisrPipes and occasionally IA
vors US with do oidtime chant which
thrills to the very marroa; and brings
to memory the Sounds ws were wont TO
hear in years long past. Jack Frost is
abroad on his travels, and we are sorry
to say without any noticeable improve
ment in bis nhahners as of old, with
/ his usual rude familiarity, he takes llber
ties with the sweet couatenances Of our
bellies, as they inhoceully trip along the
pave, decorating their faces witt, deli
cate atracery of erred, white and blue" "
such as would have defed the graver Of
poor Tucker in his palniest day, or even
put to the blush the happiest effort of the
artistic Rcchus himself. tFie.t for shame,
lack mend yonr manners and don't be
meddling with the ladies' lips and checks
In such hagitious style; contilre yHunr
efforts to taprstrying the windows of the
dug and Motion Store Of our friends
Ayres g. Drummer, No, en- Eelly's block,
lihp AZ astyle,tlat would. excite a,the envy of
Gobelns himself, were the old Ffehcher
still estant thus securing TO yourself the
gratitude of those worthy gentlemen by
way of offset against the objurgations be-
slowed On you by the ,thiq' tlpoaed plal
msscuInes and the impatient "oh my's y
lof lhef persecutgd but, belte'.tenPered
maids and nations.
+ Ths mid and pleasant weather of the
| past autumn has at length given way,
aud in itsplace we ibaye, the Euds winds
# stern, RELENTLESS Winter, with the usual
sccompanithents Of snow aud ice. For
the past week, lurs land thick Wrapripgs
we're il den1ahd. The small ponds have
yielded to the touch OF King Winter, and
our jatehileN population in joyous glee
are gliding On steel ana iroh f'hincrs over
,lheir smooth and CLASSY sstFlace Winter,
is here. God. aud Dommon Ehumauiyl
alike say" Remember, help and assist
Il, ,,nnn n,l ,,a'f ~ t32H.l .s.2pd s7G4 saEa 3
s'0 Ps"i'3p bns p ssJ s,iiAl ban sttilaw 81
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
ISelf-Edueation.

Much less Of success in life is in real.
~ depeadent upon accident, or what i,
irAaIfspd irAaIfspdi lfpek, qqppmn mYpS Supposed I'D
f""r., f""r. mere dspeqndfS }pponz llb9 objects
Thich msp proposes to himself; what
attainments he aspires to;what is the circle
which bounds his yisiort and thoughts
what lie chooses, not 10 be e,iacattd tor,
but to edacdle Himself tbr;' WHEELER he
looks to the end aud aim Of the whole o.
life, of only to the present day or hour;
whs'9ef ee listens to ne Ife I voice Of i"do. 4
lence or Vulgar pleasure, or to the s'ifring
voice OF hisNownu soul urging 7his.ambi
ton on to landable objects.
t g. "a p
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
Ohio State Journal.

We call attention tothe advertisement
Of Comfy, Roby d Smith, publishers Of
the Journal. Being the leading Unioh
paper in the capital Of the State 1t is
worthy the attention of the citizens Of
Ohio. 49, '~'
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20

Christmas is cor1ingaTJgl ahoUi
FN'si Hope Santa Ciaas, while making
'up'Ms pack, wiIloaIl iuat Ayres d BruG
per's Drug, Book aud Notion Store. and
|fll up his sack, with aRice, selsclIiSn from
the endless variety Of No'ions justaim-
ported from New Yok city Santa Claus
will find at this establishmentieveryt,ipg
he may need to make glad the hearts OF
the young folks during Che holidays.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1865-12-20
.e LYONS Periodical. Drcps!
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
n FOR IRREGULARITIES. h

These Drops scietihcay compounded MUD per-
petution, and better than any pills, Powders or Nos
trurns. Being liquid their nciip Is direct andpesve,
rendering them reliable, speedy aud certain specific
for the cure all distractions and suppressons Of
nature. Their popularity sinticatAd by the fact that
over 1907 900 houles annually sold and Consumed b
the ladies Of tbs United States every one Of whom speak
in the stronge terms Of praise Of their great merits
They rapidly taking the place q every other Female
Remedy, aud are considerably all wholsnow ausht Of
them rs the surest safest aud most pfllible perpep
ton in the'world for the crfeof sl female complaints
theem6Sal ofail obstructi0ns cfnsure, aud the pro
motion of health regularity and strength Explicit
dfections stating when they may used and e&plnn
ing when and Why they SHOULD n9t nor could NOT he
senlaws, viii be found carefully folded around each
bqac, With iRe written signature d JoS L. Lyon with.
outwhch iciie arc genuine, g Price lay. = T. ct
lfepafedby Dr I0Hy A.. f1QN, lR5 Chapel strtet
New Haven; Coma; whooan 3 eOnsntra either person.
pHvate Diseases and lcinale we9knssS. Y
Soldby pruggists evetyaheve .
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