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, 1866-11-01

FORTRESS MosnoE, Va, October s0.-A wreck
ing company has recently been engaged In saving
portions Of the cargo Of the steamer Andrew John
ton, which was wrecked on the North Carolina
eoas,. Property to the amount Of $50 has be n
savcd, and r. collected at Norfolk ready fot ship
ncnt 10 New losk.
, 1866-11-01
#usiral.
G TIE CK
PIANOS.

STYLES ood Square Grand jrsr1 1eceyed hJe1pgess.
We are still behind orders With STYLES l. = aud
8. but have them on the E4. We beg The indulgence
OF our patrons Tor few days. Orders will be nled
East ~ the nstzuun come to haad, preference beng
given to orders accemranltd By cash.
Notwithstanding tie rspscity Ct lh.1r nanniaciory
has BEN doubled recently, sTtCK CO. mr. til una
BE TO keep pace With tie rapidly Increasing demand
for Il cir l1anos.
Chicago, October 81.
ROOT s. CADK,
OPERA fJOI!SF.
, 1866-11-01
Billiard .HlHfcf1.

BosToN, October s1.-Tnc billiard match be.
tween Wm. Go1dthwaitc. Of Boston. and John
acDeyitt, Of New York. for I, ,Ooo, 1870 points,
casonss. was played last evening In Eun1stead
Hail. and resu!sed in the defeat of GoidthwaItc
by 175 points.
, 1866-11-01
:Ti11a11ctal.


OCEAN STEAMSHIPS Single and
return tickets q a! elsssee, RON Cn.cSgo To acc
srn{ sny railway station tn Great Britain aud 1renut
t3a e. CHEF poTts q Eurogs 4iso, to and som Sc
*cIttd. Sight +Jsnfs Great Britain and Irel1od fa1
-ny amount. No runners employed Apply bJ roau
oT pe1soT. At 81 ueAlboln-st., Chicago.
JAMES WARRAC6, Agent
, 1866-11-01
MEXICO.

from the Police Hc=do uasterr. where he Was con-
fined, this morning.
The steamer City Of London, from liverpool,
Las arrived,
, 1866-11-01
CANADA,

ton tha. might exist. The Governor said he
would rcser,c Ills decision until tomorrow morn
tIlr at ten o'clock.
, 1866-11-01

OXAHA, O1ober 3o.-Ohic!af returns clcc: John
Tatlc, Republican, member Of the Fo!tieth Con.
gtesa by seveu hundsrd and fosty-eieht majority
Eepnblcan minority in the State Legislature nine
teen Oh fpint ballot.
, 1866-11-01
PACIFIC RAILROAD.

In Running Order Txx Hundred and Scscn-
fy Niles sSt&k OF Omahu.
NEW YonK, October 3t.--The cirhth section oi
The Union Pacific Railroad has been accepted. and
the soad is now in rnnniug order two hundred and
seventy miles west Of OMAHA which, is twenty.
eight miles wcst oi the 0ne.hundTelh meridian o.
west longitude,
, 1866-11-01

News by Atlantic Gable
to the 30th ult.
Continued Fighting Between the
Turks and Christians.
Attempt Upon the Life Of
the Emperor Francis
Joseph.
The London Times on the
Anglo-Rebel Piracies.
FROM WASHINGTON.
Rur}or that General Sherman
will Accompany Minister
Campbell to Mexico.
John E. Rosette Appointed Dis
trict Attorney for Southern
Illinois.
Nearly One Hundred Millions
Of Gold in The Treasury.
The Baltimore Police Commits
sioners Investigation.
TESTIMONY CLOSED AND
ARGUMENTS MADE.
Decision to be Made known
To-day.
The Fcnian Excitement.
Revengetu| Feeling Among the
! English Canadians.
Fenian Violence at Brant-
ford, c. ".
War|ike Speeches Delivered and
! Resolutions Adopted by the
| Brotherhood.
VERMONT RATlFlEs THE CON.
S1l10Ti0kAl AkaEHD.
] MEHT.
| ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
AMERICAN MISSION
AIRY SOCIETY.
, 1866-11-01

ssonAs for tho Central Pacific Railroad.
WAeHrNcToy, October a1.-The Treasury De-
pa1tment to-day issued 10 the Central Pacific
RAILROAD California Division, three hundred and
twenty honds of one thousand dollars each, Tor
the requisite number Of miles finished.
, 1866-11-01

kH&HE.
NEw TanK, October 81 Tho New York Tr1-
buHe's Montpelier Vt, special Of yesterday snys
"a vote ms taken In lho House to-day nPor. the
proposed a.nenlnenl 70 the Constitution. II
eIoQd fetS. 1872: nase, I3.'s
, 1866-11-01

Died.
DosroS, October S1-Rev. Sytvanus Cobb, the
we'll kto own Cntse1ealfst clergyman. did today,
aged siItv-eight ye1rs.
, 1866-11-01

Resumption Of the Fcniau Traats-The Casc
Of John Quinn called, and alter AMaaxtte
nlade by His CoaQnc1, Postponed Until 1he
1.ltb Of HoFember : Pntrack Mct;rath
plnced in the Dnck-Othcr Caves, DC.
ISneciAl Deapntch 10 the Chicaro Trfbnne1
, 1866-11-01

Twentleth Aunun1 Meeting of tho Amcfacnu
missionary -ociety-TrenHurcr's Report
1teport OF the Executive Commfttee-Fi.
4-Pr;ncir!es-&.cucFnl Survey-For-
ctGn 1lfssIons-Llic n1embers-1nteresIlng
Observation-Disclosures Of Commtttccs,
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11
Professional cARps.
BR. j. Y. sIMMONs.

HAVING perma nentty Iocatsd here. tenders Ms
PROFESSIONAL SERVICES 70 The citizens Of
jetieraou and adlniniDg counties 10 All open tons
pertaining 20 DENTAL SURGERY. Alter an ez-
PeT1ence Of nearly ten years be fcels conde nf that
be can phrase al who favor him their pafrons ge.
AhI5FlclAB TEETH, mounted upon nglish aud
American hubber, IN The very bcrr manner and
guaranteed 20 give safisfactfdii-
7s.-.- Ny TERA1S SHALL BE MODERATE, and.
mase known previous 70 Operating II desired He
can be to1nd, At ali times durinr The day Al hin
once IN the CARTER HOUSE. Charlestown, Va
: -. Unexceptio fefefcnces given -shen de-
sired, rJ1ly p, Is66-fv.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11
DIR. j. A. STRAITH,

sarlPHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
NO 522s WEST FAY ETTE STREET.
(sETvEkE FaAEKLIs So. and saRoEDEl sTEEE5.)
3 BALTIBroRE cry
AIEssAoEs left at The Dfo.y stores u coLEMANA
her Edtav and Lexin ton strsets. viii reeetve a.
nay also Be found At the a1aee ef the CON
TINENTAL LIFE FEISSURAHCE CONPllff u du-
ring attenda6ee hours. = 81 9Sis4ia4l &C sal
October -, Is66-tE.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11
! FHRPREsIDENiT,S MESSAGE.l

Estio1p, eEtisssns of tie Ssuate and House of
spfeselltatiUss: :--iail,st si.F 'tl o1niIlsi9i
{ O Aftera brief interval the Con gress of the,
United States resumes its annual legislative
iabors.' An ail-wise aud merciful Providence
has abated the pestilenee which visited our
shores, leaving its calamitOus traces upon
some portions OF our country. Peace, order.
tranquility and civil authority have been for>
nlally ,declaredt to exist througho the " hole,
of the United States In all the States civil
authority has superseded the coercion of
arms, and the peoples by their voluntary .ac-
ton, ,ire maintaining their governments in
aetivitysa1d complete operation 1.-THE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11

friendly spirit. The Importance Of an early
disposition of the question cannot be sxaggesa
rated. Whatever might be the Wishes,offthao
two Governments. it is manifest that goSod viii,
and friendship between the two countries can.
not be established until reciprocity, in the =
practice of good faith and neutrality, shall be
restored between the respective nations. ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1866-12-11

The report of the Secretary of the. Interior
exhibits the condition of those branches of
the public service which are committed to his
supervision. During the last fiscal year four
million six hundred aud twenty nine thousand
three hundred and twelve acres of public land
were disposed Of, one million eight hundred
and ninety-two thousand five hundred aud
sixteen acres of which were entered under
the homestead. act The policy originally
dsrgone essential notifications. Immediate
revenue, and not their rapid settlement. was
the cardinal feature of our land system. Long
experience and earnest discussion have re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

Reasons why the
AMERICAN WATCH
made At WALTHAM, Mass.


III made on the bert principle Its frame ie con-
posed ofsOLlD PLATES. NO Jar can interfere with
the harmony OF its working and no sudden shoch
damage H. machinery. Every piece h made and nn-
ished BY machinery itself famous for it, novelty,
well for it, eGectivcrcss) and Il therefore properly
manc. The watch IL what an mechanism should be
ACCURATE, SIMPLE STRONG AND ECONOM
lCAL. Except some high grades, too costly for gen
esal NE, foreign watches chiefly made by women
and boys. 6acA watches are composed Of several
hundred pieces, screwed and rivctei together, and
require constant repairs TO keep them In any kind Of
order. All persons who have carried ''ancres" le
pines" and English Patent LEVERS" are perfectly
we'll aware II the truth Of this statement.
At the beginning Of our enterprise than years
ago. It our FIRST object to make thoroughly good
low priced watch for the million to take the place Of
these foreign impoeitions the refuse Of foreign fac
tories which were entirrly uusaleablc at home and
perfectly worthless everywhere.
How well We have accomplished this. may be un
public trial. VIC now make MORE THAN HALF OF
ALL THE WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED
STATES, and that NO others have ever given such
universal satisfaction While THE department Of our
bssness continued with increased facilities oa per-
feet work. arc at present engaged in the manufae
ture Of watches Of the very HIGHEST GRADE
KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY, unequaled by any
thing hitherto made by ourselves and unsurpassed
~ nythhg made IN the world: For this purpose we
have thc anplest facilities. We have 4 nd
dtou to oui main building expressly for this branch
Of our business and have allied il with the best work
men N our service. New machines and appliances
have been constructed which perform their with
consnmatc delicaey and exactness The choicest and
most approved matcsials only are used and wc chal-
!snge comparison between this grade q our work and
tend to sell our watches for than foreign
watches bat - do assert without fear Of sonradc-
ton thas Or the sANY NONEY our product 10 incOm.
paraby supesse. All our wntrhes Of Whatever grade
are mfv ~arfAnted, and this warranee is good 1t Ill
times against US or our agents In all parts Of the
world.
CACT:ON.-The public are cautioned 10 buy only
Of respectable dealers All persons selling counter
feits Will be prosecuted.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

lNExoRABLs LAw.-Ese-y act Of lie 10
made solemn By it, consequences, and by
the TACT that opportunity once lOet, cannot
be undOue. cne choice made, the soul 10
given up to the operation III che law under
which u he's plscDd itself. The wretch Who
commits suicide, canno, come back 10 life.
though he shrek like . nadman whom hc
hears che dcath>rattle in HE throat! Or II
man commits murder. he cannot call HE
victim back BY repentance. Perhaps be
stabbed friend IN passion. It knose not
ir'sndehsP q rsmorse. Though the mar.
dcrss thro~ himself on the corpse aud weep
in agony, the desd y kes na. Suppose :
sailos. IN Ct " revenge. sets Ore 70 ship
on seAI The next mOment be 10 horror
struck 1t what he has dine. hut will his
e,sscs PsnsaoSs % ,th down he enrsRed
slsmentsf Will il cause the b,l,ows 70
cease thor dashins, " the AXoss their ~.
fyl NJ! tie hss done the deed, and m ust
ABIDE the consequence. The flames
VIII ssssl roll on, and mount on
h'g0 AUD wrap their 6.ry shroud
around him for his &C an bur,.l
Siow but steadily sinks the wreck. An
hour passes on, and he l. Struggling Nth
The waves. lie reaches GU. his arms IN CON.
vuaAvs agony lie curses AID prays IN
turn. But ms sire 9Th gr,ws weaker with
his enSft~s nl--desp,,c his struyriinvs and
prayers sni dy' < blAs,,hsm,cs-h,s form
Ginks beneath the wases and The CAIN arer
sO)s above h.s head. rs smoo,hlv A. svs.
TIE ANS u God IN the IN - a word .re :.
ia0snbls - those Of nature. rhev ere IN .
eApssAe " bsing termed aside by humer
psose q ineuaSity. Every man hss ,sseo.
- srsm6ls ssss be dad 4 sss late that i -
asisus : sersm .se haad than bis to s,op TIA,
terrible nachiory vhish vics sets il mo .
tipA Iae hin not 1Anesr himssh that b,
en- repair he injury " rspentins Of it,
Me- The oaly ~ - 0Aka lies right 10 L
aeaet sirAk A ass sepsee.1ap ~ save ,
nan'S &ul itsa peril. bat 4 cannot und'
tho0uonot1ne - - 49, i eaneot n
~ ~ 20 49, - - tn0ieted. In thi
sG1OeepQ11oaO olQays epns To- st@-
IT. 9 pr D'lBp 80 ~ + Atss
q 80 ler 9 - a d - .
esaooislp kfenh go lQrlpeGoss. Il 70
ma1no e. svoe = etsfnal l0oo - ~ loser.
.asfese a. ----.-.>.-zo po...-a<A -Frs
n dsashs y ehatsn new ayesage abes'
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

AsK,xa PoR LAxD.-The Salt Lake Teie-
graph thinks that on account Of the general
steriiity Of land. the need Of irrigation and
the cost Of fencing, the public lands Of Utah
ought to he granted " the territory o. State,
when il becomes one. After the exhibition
Of religious and social intolerance which has
lately taken place th,rc car be but little
probability of the United States Government
making any grant OF land to Utah. Its sys>
tern Of survey and dispos,l Of agricultural
lands is very good, and it i, would only sur
vev them and put them in market, that
would he all that would be asked. with per
haps s"mc additional legislation regarding
water for irrigation Austin Rereilic.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09


VIcronY frequently dcInoralixss almos. as
much AZ defeat. Many complete and over.
whelmins triumph wss lost to the Confc,ler-
ate arms during the var by the rich plumber
Of the Federal camps by the ragged and
half-s,arvcd soldiers Of the South" who
thus neglected the opport unity to make de-.
feat an utter rout II the Radicals shah
DO thus intoxicated by their successes at
the late clec,ions in the North; il being in
the plumber Of the Government end tho ap.
preparation Of the offices they shall weaken
their . ganixation and divide their forces,
then will BE- the time for the Conservatives
to prepare for that future blow which will
hurl the destiucionists from pc or. II the
Conservatives will use their defeat a. the
Fedcras did theirs at the first battle Of Man.
assas; II they viii at once r,,novc the causes
ofd'saster. and begin now to lay the found.
atoms for future victory in such manner
as to make |, sure. their prese Mt misfcrtunes
will not prove irrcparabc. II is too con-.
mon with defeated parties to subside quietly
after defeat. and 70 put forth no moro ci-
fort. until the next political struggle exci,es
them. When the fight has commenced it
ia too late to take These precautions which
the conservatives should be naking nor.
The race between the friends and foes Of tho
country isa long one. and tbs party with
ahead. Courage. psssis.cnce and indomi,a.
bio pluck will prevail yet. MI dcsperan.
dum.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

. A Pans letter says: "Agiculture h to
have large share in tie univerSal sxh,bi,
eson q 1867. and the inpsrial cemmiseion
he's just come 10 dscision which deserves
every publicity. In order to give ,ull scope
to experiments with agricultural iwetru.
ments, the lie de B,llancourt hos been h,rrd:
u 70 not more than % minutes from the
camp De Mars. and contains % hectares
(2a Scres each). The gr,snd hes been laid
Out IN such way - To exhibit the pr,Dei-
pal divisions "frusal laStr; the ilrss will he
allotted to farm work done BY machines !:
the second 70 agricultural implements sor
sewing and resplng. AID worked a. well by
steam a. BY ANIMAL power in the third vii
DO exhibited specimens OF natural and ar,i.
hcial meadows. of drainage works, Of sur
face and suhodil irrieAeson, and nanulas,uy.
ing in different wavs; the fourth will be
devoted to the culture Of beet-root. pv,a
toes. and otrss root c,0pA and She (ifiy %
specimens q pseuliar shsabs"
SrnoxOuss BAxE IN snn Woup.-The
Hank Of Genoa, shich has been in existesce
hundreds Of 300. bee psshaps psovcd
itself the stso9sut institusiea Of IT, kind
10 the world. Wisa reuas,Inble iact n Il,
esssory, nat it, anoiaie6asiea hes slvavl
zen g pefmansAs arl uaeAaaeeabls q TIM
- hePablic hes bsen aeitalsd and nuct
! 9ne No al>osa1iea ever ~. uoaee !,
ne oooe o. governing and resulsiiue ID,
edatss Of the boak. ed two eoseeos6S -,
independent powers It war with eech o,he,
have ~ h6tlio ~ uolls o. ehe n, ~
CIT prodneing ths slightest shoek - m
hank, q eooDin9 q = oeesoEo env ef =
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09

The Ohio Farmer says in most parts Of
Ohio the apple crop is good one. The
Zaoesville papers say that the yield Of ap-
pies this season is by lar the finest known
for Years.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
VIEW voek.


$500 NE IA ~ IN
aNaPROvED
So N zEXk'snfs, So
Tux EsiSODiMRNT OF
PRACTICAL UTILITY Ann
EXTREME SIMPLICITY.
1sfs"g4s pst , n.y. -. 1852: Improvement
0Ev SEWING MACHINE. with patent c.,~...s
attachment, most wonderful and cicu ~ III row.
etructed Novelty is xoisxLsssi in eperssion msss
toe esaAssuS KsxpLe, sews with povpra -
SlSels FHssAp of all kinds. Makes the Rupnin.
csa H mers psrfecs aud rsgsiar than BY hand,
nc WIN extraordinary rrpidlty, mailing IL
stitches 70 esch asvclrricx of the waxsI. win
aasAer, Aesa. ruff. stirr, tack, RIA a. HrsaifI
De-, &c.; requires no change OF stitch = IA,
iiAsae - eos or - oaDsa, end last . I'm
rms. being The ssnoxeass sACnsa made. Il he
sssen the le. q SsA!s eAiaa, and received
sAooe uho have ussot6sm. q
For the Drsssnaksr Il = invalsablc; for the
ne.seae!d y s1ppliss vacant place. o.
49, ksdos, Apek a
This naehine surpassss al others ~ have
:een. and iswocld require eo:uma 70 enumsssss
with single or double thread. il sileutlv
yesvsry rapidly, With common needle. mskce
She running stitch exactly like the hand s,wins
~. y. zttbsns.
All persons who buy or Offer for sale INIT atoms
o. tnls genuine Machine. will be prosecuted far
low priced Machine secured nv patent.
Single Machines sent to any part Of the coun
ery per Express, packed In boz With printed
tneructions or receipt Of price. Is. Agents want.
% sverywhere. Circular containing Liberal In.
tucements sent free
Address al orders 10
FAMILY 0EM sew MACHlNEC
a l5-dwlvt Once log Naanau Strc.e Y
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
2 MAGIC n
TIM Elk f. EPER.
And Vest C1l0im-4Q
GtIel

A Genuine Eny'nh SoliD siLvRA Composite
Time keeper. with an acc.rate miniature Cos.
rA>s in the Dial. in Gold or Silver Cascs, Beau.
tiiul and Elabo ate 10 Design, Of Exquisite
workmanship and Remarkable Tor It's correct.
ness aud absolute certainty as . REGuLArOa |,
fully warranted for two years. Will not get out
OF order, and will last Live fms, and il most
elegantly and perfectly reliable Pocket Compass.
ION, and nAaxirnsHr rREssxS for Ladies' or Gen
clemens use Price tor . single one. Small
Size. with Rich Gold Plated Gents vEsr CuAsx.
only a.. Agents wanted every ~hers. Price
Lists sent free. Address, N. A. MALE AGO.
Established Importers Of Watches. Chains, Ac.,
1871. $. b. Cor. Of broadway 4 Fulton
Street, N. Y. nov15-d1w1v
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
DR.. BixclOW.

IL the cnly Physician n Specialist,
now in Chicago that n BE- enfircly
- relied upon. Go TO HiH and not SUIT
~ fer that horribl.. disease TO remain In
your system. dishguring your face
and tDdy, besides destroying your
Ras s sae PRivAFTE pisEasE
and NERVOUS DEBILITY his study
VA Via w. for tn past - years, and IL therefore
the person whpm all Afflicted should consult No one
ever ard Of paert 81 his not being cured since he
hes been in this city, reputation has vouchers IN
on the city papers his patients and the mel icsl PRO
led specialsts here and thorough master Of all
ual dscaees II all others fail, don't despair. give
him call II 10 only cOmu1sDn occurrence Within
70 cure such cases. His are separate Tor ladies
and gentlemen, and the mast comp etc III the ci,y.
YOUNo Men. Take Particular NOiice.-DOctOr Big
Glow dsvotes mich Il his time to the trcatMcnt a
body anA mind. unAttis the unfortunate individual
for either business or society TIE lad effect Of these
early habita the excesses Of ripper yesr to weak
the debilitats the constitution, destroy the physi
cal and mental pOwefs. diminish and enfeebIe the
natural feelings, exhaust the vital energies a
0f marriag frustrated, and existence itself rendered
tern q unceasine nlssry andrsgrct. 0sch persons
especially More contemplating marriage, shsud lOse
no tine In making immediate application, - u. b.,
BY his new treatUent b enabled to insure speedy
and perm anent cure.
Consultations free and conndential. Once, 10. ~
souih clark street, Cur OF Monroe. half ock nom
Omce h0ufe nom a. n to p. n.
Sen1 for ~ " vuide 70 Health pablished month
N. B.-Ls6iss,. ssnd aDs descriptive circular Or
fesearie Reaedie, IL best peevenve Of conception
known. Sent 10 any addre.a ffos a caares.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-11-09
ROBBTN0 "a APPLRTON.


AGENTS FOR THE AMERICAN wATCE COMPNY
l00 BROADWAY. NY.
/Special Melee to The Ladies.
Its all impo-ts.s sAas lsd,ss should have pre-
p.ra,ions specially adaptsd for complaints 10
which they are pcconas5y sa6ject, at once safe,
healthy and certain. On rnas they shos consult
Who hss lnade this tleatuest his special study.
DR. A. N. NlAURaCEAar.
Preffsssr VI the diseases Of Wemen.
has been in extensive and suoccssfui practice for mp
speaks for MseIf-and IL known to thousands Of 10
dies - the author OF
ssThe Married Weman's Private
Medical Companion"
(r.t published In isa7,, specially intended for mar
risd iadice in delicate or precsrious health nom
which every lady Vii perceive HE 'ho,onsh kncw
their skillfnl and Immediate treatment. 1t Is life
long, reliable adviser and companion. Over
Halfo Million Ladies
possess 1t. Every husband should have it, 1t is sent
He sn.snntres safe and immediate and eticacous
stsuctions, either In pcfeon by mail Ladies from
81 parts q the United States consult him with the
greatest csnadsnce and certainty Of success.
CAUTION TO LAD1 ES.
n mot imposed upou hy the cheap. worthless and
lnjastous r0o6ums Of "Femaie Pills." s.POWdefV."
''Dsuse" nl.ee spoe Tie creduloas and tsnosant.
VITO 10 depsived u their meals - well OF theis
hsAlaA. kldies can send for 'THE MARRIED wO-
MANS PRIVATE MEDICAL COMPANION" or con-
salt .! nsariceau by letter, and SO guard against
iMposltion.
M aEriod and Single Ladies
vto Asgrs ssie ana certain remedy 70: irrsulari-
ties o. suppression Of nature. nom whatever cause.
can relv 1p0a his celebrated
Reetn9nese eemale Aenlhly PIN.
copueed Of rafe and coetly mpnsted extracts. They
arc I 1dlla6ie 1cank 81 49,. fisannt to the
tasle. helpg sagf cDa1e, healthy ard certain In 81
caeeo. Tksy esanos iii. n sseeaf caees they suc
60 = by ea9At eosr friee 9 Per box r. Oh
ussd. Price .. No Aeents Appoi.esa Aa1ssss
DIR. A. q. NAURlC8AU,
H1olooone Ofthe Diseases Of Women.
O0ce 10o lloberoy 49, Or Dox
l1Da, New Yoplk.
Sole Aecat and prepfluesr lbs spwards oftwcn-
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