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JEFF. DGUis going to Georgia The Fire la
RtchnOnd-Lee Pushing for Lyncl.burg.

RtcIlDl0Nd-Lee PASAt7lO for Lytachbttrg.
a .1le e-lso WASHINGTON, April g.
The Tribune's Petersburg correspondent
says Davis has gone to Georgia, and will at
tempt to establish his government at Augusta.
The Herald's correspondent from the late
mansion of JEFF. Davis, in Richmond, says Da-
Wis left at ] P. NJ. for Danville, and it is un-
derstood the government archives were sent
to that place and Milton, n C. The city was
fired by Gen. Ewell, and though Gen. Weitzel
on reaching the city endeavored to extingnish
the flames, one-third of the place was des-
troyed. Among the buildings burned were
the War Depai tmenl, Post Once, Treasury
Department, several churches, two banks and
three newspaper offices.
Lee is now apparently endeavoring to reach
Lynchburg.
The works in front of Richmond consist Of
three strong lines wholly enveloping the city.
The outer ones are continuous, aud the inner
one consists of series of strong redoubts and
hGstion forts. All these mounted upward of
300 guns, and would, when properly garrison
ed, form an almost impossible series of de.en-
ces. Torpedoes were thickly strewn all over
the ground, marked with little flags for the
safety Of the rebels. but which they neglected
to remove in their hasty fight, and thus saved
manv Of the lives OF our mon when marching
into Richmond The second line was found
equally as strong as the first, excepting as to
abatiis and torpedoes. The third line is Just
outside the edge of the town, and situated on
high ground These works, like the others,
mount heavy guns. 500 Ps,o
The Worlds correspondent says the ma
chinery Of the famous Tredegar works in
Richmond were/sent Danvilleward fortnight
ago; also thai of all the factories. Davis is
said to have carried with him about 100000
in specie. Ger. Lee was in Petersburg until
the evacuation on Sunday, and was very fret
full and respondent. The fighting was mainly
under the direction of Longstreet In the
death OF Hill, Lee lost valuable Lieutenant
which aided much in depressing his spirits
GRANTS pursuit is in three columns. ny
Gen. Lee let bis wife behind. The news Of
the death of her son, W. II. F. Lee, in the bat.
ties, has been received .o3
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LozEnGEs.--T Those lozenges OF Boston manu-
sacture, to be had at Lorings, Corner of Feder-
al and Exchange Streets, are ice and tooth
soma.. Try them and ses XII SO.
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TRETHI TEETul TEETH I

Dr.. D. ssih continues to Extract Ieeh oy Aieesi
ity 1esthoWt PGiB. Persons hassae Secayeu VI u
he would give polite invitation e., e cal. g.
Superior Atectro %s az, ipstraciions -
fanny use WIN accommodate few patients with
board t and n. trosinsn' It h isd house ,axg
once ~ = NJ, and 2 70 In the Evening" "a
from t93+otsop Free. nov1u
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Eeecution Of Guerrtlias.

LOUISVILLE, XIV, April Q.
Two noted guerrillas, John Hodges and
Downs, were executed here to-day by military
order.
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~ ~. ~ " Fsnanciaz. geI ~ q
PHILADELPHIA, April g.
The sales OF zoos to-day, amounted to g.
100000. ~
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EaoIa Hill Mutual Coal Company

<,,rocKaOLDERSi in this Company will Please pre-
sent their Receipts and take their Certificates an
iV1 M %h IA Inn N---- EDWARD SHAW.
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PREACHING at the Casco street Church
this evening at = IL o'clock.
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v no have cold hands and feet: weak stoms obs
anne ana weak bGcksi nervous and sick head, che;
dizziness and swimming in the head, with indiges.
ton and OF the bowels; pain in the aide
womb with internal dancers; taYrofs poiypus, sno
AL that long rain Of diseases will find In Electric
hY sure mears OF cure. For painful menstruattcp
too protgse men5trEatioD and all Of those long line
OF troubles with young ladies, Electricity q 9ertan
peeAo, and will, n short tine, restore the suneEa
"a the Y{aOr of haalkh
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Notes of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
and the notes forwarded at once. The interest to
he 18th of June next will bepald in advance.
This is Ia ,..
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By R1leCtr1cttv

The Rhscmstic, the gouty, the lame and tia la,v
leap with Joy, and movo with the agility aad elaa
tty of youth; the heated brain Is cooisd the fros,
often limbs restored, the uncouth deformIties ne,
moved; iaintnoss converted to vigor, weakness 10
strength; The blind made to see, the eeaf to hear Al
youth obliterated; the ccie,,ks of nature ~
prevented; the calamihes of old age obTisted, auc
Sa active circulation maintained,
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Tari0ats Ite,ns.

= I NlJ New YORK, April 6.
Inc transport Weybosset arrived Tonight
from wilmington with 100 refugees and $50
Inc steamer New York also arrived from
Fortress Monroe with 1900 rebel prisoners.
m ALBANY, April 6.
The Canal will be opened on the LIST of
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AUCTIONS
YaIunhle Renl Esrn,e at

on Friday March 3lst at 3 o'clock. p. M on La
" premises. we shali sci at auction House No II
l1dia Street. 1t il Two story wooden house with
IL flashed rooms; good cellar; good water; with
60 feet lot ON I1dia street. BY 100 feet deep TriI
= very Desirable 'Icpsry near the Grand Trunk
Oepot and the Boston s'eamers, and 10 part oil
the ely rapidly ipcrcssins In value 1t is always
under goNd rsnt, and must tesdiy Rdvanee.
next. April = f7l'- T-ft ~ Fl
HENRY BAILEY CO., IS Exehangst
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Rev. HENRY d. MOORE, Pastor Of the Cen
trail Congregational Church, will deliver, on
Sunday afternoon next, the first of a short
series Of sermons on the fundamental doc
trines of the Gospel, in view of correcting some
popular errors, which have obtained, especi-
ally in the minds of the young, concerning
these doctrines, and the relations which stu
full men sustain to them. "Bunyan's Pilgrims
Progress" will be the textbook of illustrations
in this course of sermons. The vivid discrip-
lions, and the clear and powerful experiences
Of Bunyan's Christian, in his Pilgrimage from
the City Of Destruction, have all the force of
personal applications to all who are seeking to
escape the wrath to come" These sermons
will be specially appropriate to the young, and
are designed 10 present the doctrines of sin
and grace to the understanding and to the
heart, as free as possible from technical phrase
ologies, and the, too frequently, mystical and
ambiguous terms OF scholastic theology. The
design is to do good, by correcting errors and
false impressions, and by so presenting the
truth that it may save by its attraction and
power. All are invited to hear.
Religious services are held every evening in
the vestry. aaal
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Farm at Auction.

WE shalt sell at Public Auction, on Monday,
w April " a. O'Clock, p NJ. on lbs premi-
ses. III valuable Farm in Wet Falmou b, known
as the freeman Farm. 1t contains over ono hun
ed aeres-suitab lv diviieI into mowage, pastur ,
hundred apple trees principally grated fruit. This
~ almost en- iTely enc osed by stone wall There
Is . goo two story house finished hroVghout with
so70 cellar. D emily OF hard and soft wster. good
barn 40 by Is feet, and in good repsir. This prop
eriy backs the let in Fa mouth, on which Is the
which unsurpassed Tor hr adth, variety az beau
ty in this vicinity. Sale positve-tite clear. Fer
particulars call
apl7id HENRY BAILEY q CO., Auct'Ts.
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SEVEN-THIRTY LOAN.

Ihese Notes are issued under date of June 10th,
1000 and are payable three years from that time in
currency or ara convertible at the option Of the
n0ider into IATIqA0 BElTFOy
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SALE OF FORFEITED GOODS. : United
States Marshal Clark sold at auction yester
day 1875 boxes raisins at 81 8 to 81 IL; PIP
bushels peas at 81 So to 81 80; and m. cigars
at $40 to $92,-goods forfeited to the United
States for breach ofthe revenue laws.
The raisins and peas were seized here.
Two car loads of peas in barrels from Canada
passed the custom house at Island Pond.
They were bound to New York, and in tran
shipping them one of the barrels burst open
and the contents were spilled. Snugly en-
bedded in the peas weret two boxes of raisins.
This led to a search of the other barrels, and
twas found that while one car load obtained
nothing but peas, the other car load had
two boxes of raisins slowed away in each bar
rel; consequently this car load of peas and
raisins was seized, and upon trial declared
forfeited to the United States. The cigars
were seized on board schooner Rio Grande.
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FINANCIAL.
U.S@i.-.30= LOAN.

By authority Of the Secretary of the Trsasu ths
undersigned has assumed the General subscript,ou
Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury Notes
bearing seven and three tenths per cent interest
annum, known asthe
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Real Estate at uc,ion.

nN Wednesday. April IL, at 8 o'c,o * r M. on
Othe premises 40 10 IA cock ret. IT ia a three
story wooden house y It'll brick ba1 ement, and FIN
isbed throughout. Hara and soft water in Abard-
ance. good liar. with new brick aud cement
drain, 80 The whole property in excalert repair.
4 is pi asanty located, and valuabe Sale positive
title clear
HENRY. BAILEY & co. AUorIossERs.
Aplii 5th-td A y laF-
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9. M PArrEN. AuorioNEER. Il Exchange st..
One More sale of Dry Goods.

ON Thyrday, A pull 18th, at 10 A N. AID 24 P NJ,
" snail cell a variety ct Cotton, WsoIeD. L men,
and Fancy Go de, making a z neral assortment in
this liDe, needed tor h. me consumption
Every lot warranted periec. apl7td
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Worse RailrOad Notice !

Dissolution of COpsrtseP
TINE firm Of Lyman g Msrfeit Is TINS 10y ui''0i'-
Il ed bv mutual consent 70 settle the fF.frs
ofthe late fiIm and SIR I ps'qe M
~ a rs ORLANDO ID. MAPRErr.
~. ,o,h apl1dlm
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-11-08

Aas ssSec tSe trss,u::-st " pfivass disseses his
business and study. which "a. enaoieo nun 70
perfect re"sIies which Are shed1v ana PERM
sent. and IN ali cases csu be used without hinder-
snce 10 business or exposure to friends
Particular ntte utioh given - old standing css-
- soch a vers eousid ered theurAola. Syphilis
in all forms GonorrhUa, aleet, Strictures,
Also. the effects Of sc!ttary nsosts, oo.n .u !" !. ~
followj,ag e~lrecas: Blotches, Bodily We:kness'
Constspstion, Aversion and UneHsinoss 70 re-
male S..ci~sy. Unmauliness, Dread OF Future
Events. finally . complete proatrsticn OF sne "
impotcney-can be fully restored 70 health. Dr.
w. ID the puhlishcr of : new medical cork winch
should b. Ia the hands Of I'll those contemplating
marriage. Sent 70 al On recetps 81 " oeess !"
prepay postage; r.eass eau
Tde subject OF Rupture, ~ Hern,A ~ long
since attracted the attention OF she mediees INC.
uity of both EurSpc and America. fee'ng one o.
the most d'strs sing complaints which Mss sh Is
cwes Of Rupssrs u Hernia hss hsseS Scn:saered
quue i'uprobsbls, il not impossible Whlie tray.
citing through Esrope in 1850. and vr.s ng ON
ereut hospusls ia search 81 information. Dr. ~.
gave special attention 10 the subject Of Rupture or
HERNIA in tier varisd snd complicated forms.
which has enabled him 70 perfect reg soFs oy
which nine cases out # ten can be permanently
cursd, and furnish signal relief to he very worst
k'nd of aeroia or Rupsa.s;n y ~ ~. g nsee; Tsey
need not remAis in the city more than one day
and no paie ~ suffering attends any treatment
Of his All ~lettcrs with stamp anawered.
DR.. Whittier refers the public to ths following
. kodv aud "a Kermott Detroit; DR. Price. Grand
=. Gapsas, Mich; W Bswes .pd Dr. Harrison. -
: Vusjs: Dr Webster. DR. 0aiaea. DrJ Bailey, u
Jaa. Thorn. Chicago ; Or Hendershots, Toledo.
o.; DIR Davis. Cincinnati DR. Beatty. 81. faol,
MINI. Post office Hcx Z. 294.
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Stop That Comgh!
ALIENS :
LUNG
fhc treat Rcssedy for In, cure Of
CONSUMPTION

AND Ab. nfSkASE6 vf'THE DNGS.
'sHk rss~As n - u.s Z z R5cct1z ~ great
8ssiss u Siie.sssSs e s.;sssssoes " III
,lSs1s Who ~ Sbae1 Z NJ ir tspGlnoay can be
fAuna In = pAM&1lleA, Whsek cso Dc obtained Of
s..e Ayepes whefs he medicine is Tor sale.
CouRAsS Dnd Coils, howeves distressing, Ars
broken Ip 1n asipsrsdjkls asDft time, by causing
ter and phlegm are easily expectOrated.
PAINS and Soreness vi The Chest sre quickly re-
19veA. b. che irrisstsd part becoming hgaled.-
Ubld ChNlA end NiehtSwesss bscsnsb imn. dists-
torpid liver is restored 70 action, W the blood be.
con. spuriRod. @>sSa 81
1LLE ~ LING BALSAK c~optains NO OPT
um in any f., ~ Aispsrtsesly,he tsnisss for ~
Cossusrrl,ss would 10 well TO read lis sres,is
on sBS::sS sg Z sy,s4ur.d y T.. their %.
.ie1 AoslA ny tAis NJ .ioiss b6Gbsaf they give
the .cspe up. ~ we know very many valuable
iva xeys 6sea sssedby being persuaded to give
s !. ssis .nd ! Al..s'. Lprs B44..-. and lie.
no other s~rticle &c patmcd upon you.
ALLEx's LUXE BALaAn il put up with great care.
si9xturs Of the vropriet0rs. ~
.- D0N'f F0kGxT THAT
ALLwN'b LUNu BktlaAn 6stt breUk - ~ Mseee ~
ersssisg Cough {" . fesr Acwrs' t!ae. T.
Many oAses u Conxuh s5ldsS net we're consid-
cred incursble, have been cured in this CITY,
Cali and get . pamphlet, and READ the remarkable
cures. which viii convince you Of the CREST vslue
Of this medicine. -.
Don ! despair because III other remedies have
failed but Try the remedy and you will mot b de-
ceived. For sale BY the Iropriesors.
J. N. HARRIS ! Co. Cincinnati. o.
Pnrs-ol per bottle. Ssld by Medicine Dea
srs throughout the city and ~susuy. -knr sels
~ Il. 3. ,allord. Davenport; :. Y Stone, AAs
catiue Dr. Z. Woodruff, DesMo,nes; MUrrlson
4 Co., Iowa CITY. mr~l4-e0dAeewly
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Phllesepl,y erwarrtaE~..rhe p,

Philosophy orwarrtage..Ihe pro
~prietora Of the New York Museum 81 Anatomy
have determined, regardless Of expenAe, to issue
free, tor the benefit of suffering humanity, and
suppression VI quack-ay. four 81 their most ir
Ssyesting and instructive Lectures 90 Marriage
aud ita disqualifcations. Nervous md Physics,
debility, Premature decline Of Manhood, lndi
y~sstion, Weakness or Depressioa. lmpoteney
cisl Evil, and ihvss M~aladies which result from
Youthful fo1lies, excesses Of maturity. or igno-
rance Of Physiology or the laws Of Nature. .
These invaluable Lectuxoah have been ths means
Of ~eulight~ning add aaving thohsssds, and will
10 otwordsd free, on receipt Of f.ur stnnps, b,
sddressiae NscagrARv, New York Auseam o.
Aaasony and Nsdis,ne, Sls Broadway. Ne~
fsrk. deely>div
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JULIUS LEE.
FRoM 1HE Hon JAG . broom.

PhiiadelphiA Oct. 1th, 1868.
0entlemen:-ln. reply 10 yOsr inquiry ~ to
the effect produced by the use Of Aoofixnd's Ger
man bitters, in my family, | have no hesitation AZ
saying that It has been highly beneficial. N one
instance, a case Of dyspepsia 81 thirteen years
standing. and which had become very distI ess.
ing, the ase Of one bperte gaze decided releE,
the second effecting n cure, and the third, il
seems. has confirmed the cure, for there he's
been no ~ mpt0ns Of iss return tor the last six
years. In my individual. use o. it, ! find il 10 be
an unequaled tonic, aud sincerely recommend its
use to the sufferers.
Truly yours, JACOB BROOM.
l7u7 Snr,,ca ca
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.o PC; sssssssa e tsssafccesl{L:ss,,S' % Of ~ :. ::::.
sst requests u the Amssieaa public. ssd a.poiky
ed - Agent 10 Ne~ York for the sslr Of bic vi.
ucd and highly prised Esaescs Of Life. This
most akstteSeo eunAits@ivsS w1N4Lcrs SAeine
from excsssea. the sHxcts u climate, er Dotus61
causes. b. time ssqnirsd 70 cure ~ rcss q.
v~serSAssse = ssss .esAsS tfsJa<d seecrd-
az f.,i.rs q impossible. this Efs sso1rrtne
s.1.S, s6osld Be- iaken By ~ sbsst - nsassj.
= ~ slects ars pssnsseai. Il \ s~sknsU1o1scd
. sAs nsdis..a issstsSs1asgrssosMeysvsy
,s,o,. 1 i-sssssss' 81 Hess.ss = Ia Esss
is ~ 4 Go VeunsoGDAGeouo6oo a. -. "
=. s. fssr esaasststss = - - r. ~ IN 8
sest y ssy pass: sarsesl1k 49,. - ssssts4s
realteance U hia asesedlts1 egessy
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1 Perfect Cure for Catnrrh!
~ @3E|3 I
AND MODE Of TREATMENT IS

~ e4ctoee - A~et'1tCetOeo.
10 p~nelrases the secres Anbush
Of this terrible die -ase. aud e~xterminates it, root
/ M re.etes All the wretchea
symptom: Of this losshsome mslady. and averts
consul npti0n. j ~ .
10 cleans the head. deodorDses
the breath. and aifosds the most grsteful relief.
lent suffering than tongues can tell
H. ~ aoseAe1 or curing the nosui
hopeless cases. stss svssy known means hav.
@ cares May, Reee a.A Pers,e.
&c Catsrrh, Of the most obstinate and Violent
Ne fsrn efCaeorrh Or neBset In
the head can resist its penetratisg power.
1Dr. liooo0le hoe. now spent Z
l~itetiueis battling with shistcll disease. His IN
ISr. Go1Ssie,s C.tsrrn ue~esv
isa harmless liquid. Inhaled from the palm o
the hand.
uDr. q. Gs~oAale 10 known ahrs,.
ought the country - the author Of the only True
Theory Of cat.ssh ever published. Where its
origin what ito mode Of treatment
and rapid cure in all it's forms.
DR.. Oceaale's Pamphlet o. Ger
tarrh should be read BY every one. 1t ean l..
obtained u our nearest Agency, or BY sending .
postage =" asS to our once 49,, ,.,,
CAfAasn. The name of Dr.. y. 0oodsle has
become familiar throughout the country 70 the
victims Of Catarrh. from his we'll earned fame in
csring THE terrible dsaeaae. He - the first and
only person who ever penetrated the secret an
mode Of treatment il The only one ever known 70
cure h.-rfypA 4. Y. Dsiy Times.
PIiny Nils, the welt-known Traveller. and
whose family Physician Dr.. 0oedale was for
many yeasak o4vs:
IF Dr.. Goodale ssvs be can cure Catsrrh he
.eaA cure e." lie father certi6es thst the DR..
'hns Few equals in medical skill md NO superiors
il SUCCESSFUL p~racti,e
sHsy, R0ak ana Pefiodae Catsrrh,--Dr. Good
ale's Cat.rrh Remedy and node oftreatment not
only nffsrde she grcateet relief id every variety
Of CatarrM but Hsxtjnguishes tie disease foreT
er in al itstypes and stages. Every one speaks
OIL efx-fN: y: Ger. llxatsef: 80 =
Price 81. I n Z stamp Tor pamphlet.
q X. PARKER, Sule Agent,
teo9a-d1v Is bteecksr o.. ny.
8. =. BALLORD. Agent. Davenport, lowe:
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aDf. DIkelOW,

rs th< b6lt physsri.eA as I. aueccltst aov in
Chicago thai can be entirely relied UPON. Go TO
NM. and not suffer disease 70 remsin IN your sys-
tenn, dishguring your face sndbodY. bcs'des de-
S6oySEy(hk hail bSees enp1pt4s4 pSSsHscs IN
VA, Ne hlsmadS psrs0n AZ dtsehSeS aAd Aetv-
GUS debility his ,tu@a tor the last twenty Yeas.
and is therefore TIL person whom all a'n.cseo
z 81 his @oy being cdspa since ~ no nese T. ehe
e.sy, Mn IL. rsss.:ss:sis sk' %sa,s. II pr pro ,s.sss
ko;h o.r. nd ahs6ao,y . being the most sk.lled
Sprc.iiss here. sue . shoro"gh 'nssssr o. n,s
1rsIisy;m. lt 81 oAers iAS, doS : oss!rn,ki.. I'M
him u call. 1t IL only . con. mon occou. " 80.
him TO cure such cascs. His rooms are 81, -
Ter laai1sNad. gentlemen SD ~ lnteg G?grtie..-
IN the cty. Consultation Tree and cbhhdentisl
Office No. l1o South Cha / street. corner d
Monroe. half i block from the Post Once. ~.
Box A.. Csic.yo, III. Office Losrr fseAsa.
.ssss "a lin ,asa. % a.anays pAbli.hsed
men,hly. srssaf ehssee. n,..r
Bigelos devctes much Of his time 70 the treat
Msnt ~ those cases caused BY . Aec+et habit that
ru,n~ both mind and body. uunttisg she unfor-
tunate individual for either business or society
The sad effects Of these esray habits, Or the ex-
oessos II viper yeers. IL 70 weekeQ pnA f~eb'ltsase
chs cOasNtutiou. deatroy the ply AeaI sa~ mental
power. diminish and enieeDle the natural feel
ipgA aaAe xhshsAR shs vtesA euerntss u psne God;
the plcasures of life are nArre', the chjsct ~
ed . term Of unceasine miaery snd grst. S,ch
psgsonA, ~qpesisly tnOee cOut9npty99g MAR
iAarp. SkouSl ao.e no time in making 't&Nhediate
application, M Dr. h.. by his new treatment. u
snAbleduto ensure y speedy Gnd nsrPansptsute.
O4ee h5o =. CLARK IT., cor. Monroe. toctS
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NEW YOkk-Demas Barnes 4 10.
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Alse, ssld b. IL Drusgists sndSDsasFs.
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q ~ SpSc,yrc Ina IL usually suiiiei-n ut 10
effect prompt and radical cure Of Sp* rpps torr
hes. or seminal " tiA mss, and 10 eunsliy the
specific rcmsdy for every species Of OsAitsl Or
Urinary irritabilty. Involuntary or Nightly
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