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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-14

J. S. Bratton, F. d. Tanning, s. r.
Moore, DIR. T. F. Lindsey and George
Steele.
AN EDIToK's ApPEAL--Ar editor
out West indulges in the following
talk to his delinquent subscribers
and patrons. The famous speech of
Brutus, on the death of Caesar, as
rendered by Shakespeare, is made to
DO new service in this amusing
travesty:
Hear us for our debts, and get
ready that you may pay; trust us, we
are in need, and have regard for our
need, as you have been long trusted;
acknowledge your indebtedness, and
dive into your pockets that you may
promptly fork over. If there be any
among you--one single patron that
don't owe us something, then to him
we say, step aside consider yourself
a gentleman. If the rest wish to
know why we dun them, this is our
answer. Not that we care about our
selves, but our creditors do. Would
you rather that we went to Jail, and YOU
go free, than you pay your debts to
keep us moving? As we agreed, we
have worked for you; us we contract
ed, we have furnished our paper to
you; but as you don't pay. We dun
you. Here are agreements for Job
work, contracts for subscriptions,
promises for long credit, and duns
for deferred payment. Who is there
so green that he don't take paper?
If any, he need not speak, for we
don't mean him. Who is there so
green that he don't advertise? Ii
any, let him slide; he amt the chap
neither. Who is there so mean that
he don't pay his printers? If anv, let
him shout, for he's the man we're
after. His name is Legion, and he's
owing us for one, two, four dollars.
y MINIATURE SHIP STARTS ACROSS
THE OCEAN. "Red, White and
Blue, miniature full-rigged ship,
of four tons burden, commanded bv
John M. Hudson, accompanied by
one j. +. Fitch, set sail from New
York, Monday evening, over the wide
blue sea, bound finally for London,
TO tOucn NJ Cape FlnnlStere, POrtu
gal. The New York World says:
"When last seen, the vessel was IA
pidly rushing through the Atlantic,
and proceeded, if not with the san
guine expectations, at least with the
best wishes of thousands of specta-
tors and friends, starting for the Paris
Exposition. Captains Hudson and
Fitch state that they fully know the
peril and difficulty of the nndertak-
ing, and are provided against all con-
tingencies
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE. 1t is re-
ported by the radicals, at Washing
ton, that the Tennessee Senate has
ratified the amendment, and they
lack but four of quorum in the
House, with large majority of those
present In favor OF it. Steps are
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-07-14
Local Item.

We learn that the body OF a man arm
posed to be named Van Eaton. a tobacco.
MIST was found near the bridge over s.bic,'
Cedar Creek, in This District. on Sundov
last, by freedman, who was fishing in t,,e
creek-thc hook having become entanplea
IN the leg of the pants Of the dead c....
1t ls thought the supposed murderer
Hodges, alias Thomas, has been arrested
in Augusta, Ga.
PROVOST CouRT.-The following cases
have been decided during the past three
days:
Onaed States us. Joseph Kennedy. freed.
nsan: Charge.-Assanlt ON United. States
cnsed Plead not guilty, but the Court found
MN guilty, and he was sentenced to sixty
days lmpri ,onment or $50 fine.
Cntted States rs. Charles Goool,cyn
freedman Charge Larceny. The pri.
soner was found guilty, and sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment
C'slted States Us. lack McFddloa and
Ruey Hays, freedmen. -Charge-Assault
and battery on Bob Shaw, freedman. The
assaulting parties were sentenced to thirty
DAYS imprisonment or $40 fine,
limited States vs. Ben. iSigltie,. and Jack
M5endrt-, freedmen. Larceny.
Ihe accused were found guilty. Sentence,
thlrty days confinement or $40 fine
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

ket for American securities Messrs. Satterthwaite
& Co.. says: 1--WE have had very inactive
market in London for American securities since
our last; the fluctuations have been unmPortant,
and closing prices vary but little from this day
week.
There were inquiries yesterday for Confederate
Bonds, and the price firm at59G06, apparently
on the idea that the quarrel between the President
and the Congress may result in something favor
able 10 the Southern States and their creditors.
Barring Brothers & Co. say g the transactions
during the week have been limited with heavy
market. Some exchanges have been made VITA
. "a cent. difference from the old United States
$40 bonds with those issued in 1850, and we
quote the former to-day at G85, and the latter
at 664'
INpoRrs FROM ENGLAND-Our imports from
England show an increase of 100 per cent. in the
first eight months of the present year, as COM
pared With the corresponding period of 1865.
Taking into calculation the twenty-five principal
commodities exported, their aggregate value to
the 3lst of August last was upwards OF El6,OOe,-
900 against less than IS 100000 in the preceding
year Of the remaining articles Of expectation
no account is yet complete. With the eXcep:
ton Of Goals and sleeps wool, on each OF
which there is an unimporlant decrease,
every item exhibits an augmentation
and in some instances is of considerable magnl-
tude as, for example, on manufacturers Of cotton
| the amount is almost one and half million; on
manufactures of linen, upwards of one million
on manufactures Of iron and steel, about tho
same: on manufacturers of wool, very nearly two
millions. After them next i'll importance are
alkali on which tie increase is &353 SD; eartien
| ware, goo, ,104; haberdashcry, &+52,jOi; hard
wares and cutlery fl33 SCI: Tin plates, &l13,l0O
oil seed, Gl9S,j89; manufactures of silk, 2259,
cotton thread GlGj,0Jl linen thread, G79,S SOO
and salt, 4jG,e 46; the total net Increase amount
| ing to cS ,353, 793.
CANADIAN FISANCE.-From Toronto we learr
that in the case relating to the suspension OF the
| Bank Of Upper Canada, the sixty days grace al
] j l. e, /. e st4gyn1 cav
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
PHOTOGRAPHY,
TTTUENER Gs OOEEEN-
PHOTOGRAPH AND FINE ART GALLERY
Eo. So Camp street,

Trusting that the liberal patronage friends and the
public will continue, have engaged the services Of Mr. E.
NJ HOWELL, operator who surpassed for skill
fu and artistic ability Our artist Mr. REICHMAN Is sec
ond to none in the countgy
These gentlemen with many others for business ha We
lately arrived from New York, spd prepared to
make pictures from the snaest miniature your watch dial
TO ful lifeszs portraits
The public are invited call critical exami ma
ton for themselves the many specimens we have of we'll
known citizens OF this city
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
gr8 *aHs g4g GseH sVnes4sg arniu gorembtt H. lRB6.

MALT-The market is only moderately supplied,
but the demand is quite limited at 81 Is for
choice Canada, and 81 30 per bushel for Western
NAVAL STORES-Rosin is scarce with a fair re-
quest, and prices firm and advancing at S9Gt$9 so
for No. l, Sc 50 for No 2, "a 5005s5 for common.
Pitch is selling at 81 j0MSG u Dbl; Tar 81 500
So, and Spirits Of Turpentne at S5990c. 8 gallon.
BUTTER AND CHEEsE-Western Butter is in good
supply but quiet at 22G823c. for common, 25@92Gc.
for fair, 27029c for prime and 3063jc for choice.
Northern is light supply and quiet at 40Il45c. fB
tb. Cheese is selling at l5c. for skinned 2l122c.
refractory 24c for English dairy, 23@30c for Still
ton and 336935c. for pine apple.
RICE-There is no Carolina and but very little
India in the market while the supply of Louisi-
ana is light, but is selling readily at 12tc.@ .@I4c.
T3 tb.
| CoFEFE-.9 in fair demand, and prices firm at
285@929c. u tb. in currency. There were sales
to day from second hands Of 500 sacks, in lots, at
the above price.
FREIGHTs-There is less Cotton and Produce
offering, and Freights are now quiet but rates are
| firm and unchanged. We still quote lc. 99 ib. fol-
Cotton and 9Oc.t u Dbl. for Flour by steam to New
| York. and / Dc, y tb. for Cotton to Boston. Sa
to NewlYork lc. u ii. for Cotton 75c. q Dbl. fol
7jc. u Dbl. for Flour. Philadelphia and Provi
dence, Ic. J3 Ii. for Cotton. Sail for Liverpool
| 319-lGd. For Hayre, &C., The steamer on the
berth for Liverpool is obtaining ID q H. for Cot
ton, and engagements have been made for tht
next steamer at I'd. A bark was taken up fo
Providence to-day for cotton at lc. u H.. and {
brig for Portland for -four at SOC. u b6l.
FOREIGN CIRcrLAR.-The subioined extract il
from Messrs. Boult English & Brandon's Liver
pool circular Of October 2Gth
Cott0n-The market opened with good de
mand at rather dearer prices. On Tuesday tn
demand fell of, and the market has continuc
quiet, and closes at decline Of 4G15d. = Ii. fron
last weeks prices. The sales for the week amour
to 53,lj0 bales, of which the trade took "a, 80
bales exporters II $50 and SPECTATORS 900 bales
The stock is increased this week by $3.50 bales
being estimated at 800 bales. l2)9, ,l40 Amer
can,) against 303.03O bales, (50,40) American
are for middling Orleans. l5id, middliny bowed:
ljd.; and fair DAolIerah lI3d. * ii.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

railroad. Agent. c. Harris, corner Of Camp
and Common streets.
LAFoURoHE, U. s. MAIL PAcKET FOR BAYOU
command of Capt. V. B. Baranco, and Mr. P. 7.
Minor in the Office leaves at her usual hour this
evening at O'Clock for the above and all coast
landings
CUBA FOR JEFFERsoN.-Th neat new and
j. G. shute, leaves this evening on her first trip.
The Cuba is a neat and comfortable packet, and
is every way suited for the trade. Her com
mander and owner is well known on the river and
also in the city as reliable and safe steamboat
man. Give the Cuba big trip to-day, and send
her on her way rejoicing.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT THIS PORT
Ent, rIIE p TWO MEEKa.


|
The exports include 1856 bales Tor Liverpool,
1893 bales tor Boston, and loss bales Tor New
| York.
SUGAR AND M0LAssEs-Ihe receipts since yes
rerday comprise us hhds OF Sugar and 5s5 bbls'
| Of Molasses The market for sugar suI! continues
inactive and prices irregular, with decline of
| fully &c. Iper pound on yesterdays quotations.
The supply of both Molasses and sugar Is yet very
! light, .but still ample for the demand: Bayers
are here now Tor shipment out are h0lGinG on TOR
heavier receipts and easier prices. sales to-day
comprise l95 ahds, in six different 9t5: ana I'VE. We
now qnote inferior 9e.; common ll3@ll &C., fair
l2@l25e; fully fair l5Ggl54c, prime l55c.; yellow
clarified l44G0l5c' and Wnlte DO 1880 per pound.
The demand for cholce MolasSes continues very
good While the lower classes are neSjectea PIlGes
however are dto0Pla9. safes To-Day cOHlpElSe
~ bbIs in nine lots at 6oe for inferior 59 797lc.
for common soc for prime, and s5S1o0e' 70, for
choice. There IS very little Cuba sugar and NO
losses on hand, atitjs almost entirely neglected
We quote NOS y ana 10 IN po&es al l3E0455c'
PEI pound and MoIa5seS At G9c' per gaiion.
IoDAcco-Buyers Tor SPAN anu bremen were were
agan N 1lle LlaEhel toHHy' any w HCai4 u 94tea
OF % mus Jugs anu 10" igA a. t,gt{c. q ~;
also one or Two hh4S, TOT the Guy uoue az lul
previous prices; me me stoGN IS very SiHail ii anG
hrmiy IelI al S4lg3c. Iof low reused il9AO ana
4eaVy, 939tc: lor common gaL, 5 5599e a aor ,alt
ao lolic; 1 nqr Eoo1 uo ij = 5GGoG 59r n5g ~ Il uo
f. TO- Lot5 81 4of oal.hs te lelu at -o2g-2 = 10.
tLoUR-We nave again 70 hotce I qqieIt mar; mar
heI buyers refusing 10 pay prices ashea, anu anu
noiaeFs WIZ ho1 ] MAE te CONCESSIONS ca'Gu ioi
althou8n some seilefs eVinGeu SFeater DISPOSE
J ton to operate than yesterday sales comprise
i9oo o9S rs q WhGh oo On US erls Ioa az ~ 2 ~,
dQ9 a99 w IA 6ouGle @ eS1i% a. 20 iyp on s M
at az ~ 81 5o loo hI 90 20 aS al 20 afH uo @
~ ~ dl9 M Ivy uo' DIT 9AL oo' anu A0V ~" H1e
az $40 oV t. ooI. ,s. -..7 =
CoRNCIne m2rEet IS Almost entir,ely par o.
gram OF al descriptions puC OF corn tefe IS very
; limited supply, and prices snow an advance Of
Ye esnls PER ousnel WIN sun lGfthe5 u uP@aFu
tendency. s tx me ony salc reported To-Day was
lol OF 5UU SACKS at 9L 90 per pusllel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

I0ti SlSli-pr96u U2
Amount of debt less cash in the Treasury 50 3005 u
The foregoing is a correct statement of the pub
lie debt, appears from the books andtreasurer's
returns in the department on the lst of November,
1866. HUGH M'CULLOCH,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
UNITED STATES REVENUE PAID AT New ORLEANS.
The official statement Of the amount of revenue
collected at the port Of New Orleans for the fiscal
va1 ,er,Iu lima o1c
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

r. W. ADAMS,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
&c Allies d'Orleans, bordeaux, France.
Soictz from hsNew Orle friends orders Wines Bran
dies OIL Fruits consfnments of Cotton Slaves ETC. either to
his housen Bordeaux bis correspondents in Havre or
Liverpool cE he prepared the usual advances
Ee would refer to Messrs Bouligny & Esclapon.
DEMONSTRATION. G. NJ. Conrad, Payne, Huntington L
Co, W. H Avery, Gen D. W. Adams Henderson 4 Gaines
W. Busbridge, Bougny EscIapon, j. W. zachsrie and j.
9. Nixon.
MAETENEz g PALAcEo-
FCo. PIEAREo NARTIEEz-ANToEIo PALACIo.,
Commission Merchants,
los aRAv1ER STREET,
View oRrR4Es
DELLINGHAAE 81 DEBL01s-
20. DILLINGHAM DEBLe1s.
Successors to Weed, Writers Co.,
Commission Merchants ana Wholesale sarocsr
Nos. I, 9, II and l8 Tchouptoulas Street,
Nav oR1RAys
a. L.. KoUN@ 50 BRo..
(G L. KoUEs, BEN B. 8oUNs)
General Commlssion Merchants,
WHOLESALE GRooERs,
ARD pzAEzxs If
FANCY GROCERIES, BOAT AND BAR sToRHa
No Ea Common street. New orleaas
r,o,r.o.,,-, C,.,,,.-.o.4.- 80 -
from tbe IeVss goHSited - ct - of1e 70 ufcnase
Particular attention given Receiving and Forwsr ing
liberal oasn 4dyanees made on 0onsgnmen.s.
TWRITEMAR BROTHERS,
70, P. wHTTEMAN, Il. O. wEITEMAN z. ". WHITE
XAE0
Commiasaon' ReceiVinE and Forwarding
Merchants
Wholesaleand Retail Dsalersin
eRo0kE1Es' WESTERN PRODUCE. LINE, OENEF1
NAILS, Etc,
HaEou Bar@s E4&s
,oo spa.l oainssS st ah'iF old stand respectful
! A @TEWART ds Co.,
-" go = = -.t'1A,
-Dealor.ln-
ATsIokEs AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES,
TO- Peters New Leves street, corner Of Canal street.
OPPOSITE EHz CusToa HoUsE1
,.-,.. New Orleans, La
Prodgcs Tbsra Ga. oa.o au 81 Oh hnos
Also Agsnts for the Bed RzeE EzpEess
. 3 t'-A : n @" o4A1AA"'
= Madison parsh)
Agan+a
o.., 90 o1s, STREET. NV oasnAna.
=. s-s:. z:-es4S2s .-.Hs VI eoass3aseHs
0,.rp oo7vsnv v,o,ur
Commission Merchant.
Hos. S. 70 AND 10 TCHoUPToU1As STREET,
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IY1 .-o,-,,-~.,-s.- ~u.s>. ---.--'
We. as Hrood gf,... r-o-- wo,,
Cash advances made on shipments to the soovo noups by
JOSEPH H oGLEsBV,
--- 10 " anu ~ lehooplsoaAes street.
A+1S' G~AADANV'
--. ,o,,,,rse,o,z ,,.z,,,-.,-,
Ee, Ye y1r,or straat wavw ssr,oar,
nv 3. yJcpT
: a.,,...-
AAiISloN @ nEh. NSE'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
DENTISTRY.

CoUTmERN DENTAL DEPOT
BENZ. F. HOPPER.
al IA. sybar,eu street., Corner Unin. NsW
5rieaus,
full supply of DENTAL MATERIALS OF all Eiads' saR
slsting in part Of
Tssth; God and Tin Fol-; Gold, Silver aRa Pisaa Plata
F3lss; Vuleanisers Rubber; Lathesi
Brusb Cotton and Corunduzl Wheels;
Arkansas StoacRa stc.. etc.s Q
)cdars by mail promptly executed.
Address, as above Lock Box No, 729.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14
60eu OtIeans 9ailg Qqa3tGnt,
WEDNESDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER II, 1866
gtem @rleans afloneg NIarhet.

Tuesday Evening, Nov, 49, 1866. !
A slight reaction in rates Of Gold and Foreign
Exchange is the only noticeable feature in the
market to-day, and this change is exclusively due
to corresponding variations in quotations at New
York The Gold market has been inactive
throughout and the few sales which have been re-
ported transpred in the following order, viz.
$4,000 sold after busineS hours yesterday, de-
liverable to-day, at l4j3, $500 do at l445, $50
Spanish doubloons at IA, (on Cu5tomhouse yalu-
alton, SIS s7,) $500, $4,000 and $4,000 American
Gold sold this morning at l4j3, $4,000 at l459 and
$5O00 $1,000 and $22 900 at ll6 s ales Of Silver
included only $500 American halves at l424, and
some trifng lots of Mexican dollars within the
range Of our quotations. viz. Gold 1454@l4j3,
(which shows an advance on yesterdays closing
figures of U cent? American Silver coin at
14O0142 and Mexican dollars at l4G0l47
FoRE1GN ExcHANGE.-There is still au unusual
scarcity Of foreign bills upon the market for this
advanced season Of the year, while the demand
for them is Of an equally or perhaps more re-
strictel character, and the purchases for some
time past, have been exclusively confined TO
very few buyers, who, in the absence of coh-
petitions, have been enabled generally to exact
almost their own terms. The supply to-day has
disclosed no material Improvement as compared
with previous reports. aud the operations have In
cuded only GI0O aud 100000 Clear Sterling at l55;
100000 do in two lots, at 1861 Gl500, 5000, and
e325O do. at 1851 El0 900, private equal to Bank,
at 157; G325Q Bank, at l57i, aud 5000 do. at
1877. IN Francs. the only sales reported were
70o0f, and 70t0Q0f. eommereal at S.l0f. and l00,-
U0Df 10. at 3.G5f We still quote Bank Sterling ut
1574@l5s!& Clear Bills, at l5GGGl5T; Bill of Laaiug
Blls. ut l130l55; Bank Franes, at $50 E.6g}5jf.
and outdoor Francs. ut 3.70HL3,6jf
Domestic ENCHANGE-We g are still without any
important alteration in the movement in Domestic
Exchange. Offerings Ot private and commercial
continue very light while the demand fO remit
tance Purposes i far from being active. Ihe only
4 f,4, 9l,f ltl.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

first annual exhibition Of the womans art asso-
citation is to be held at Philadelphia. The present
effort is to secure sufficient variety Of articles
made by women, and especially made by the
make an exhibition that shall excite attention,
awaken interest, and secure respect and improve
ment for everything of this sort throughout he
whole land. All women throughout the country
possession executed by women are invited to
contribute in any branch. The tide of the sub
iect or specimen, owners name, artists name and
residence, and if for sale, the price, should ac-
carpets, wallpapers, and well colored or prepared
photographs ara desired. One great object is to
acquant the public with the efforts that are being
made to enlarge the sphere Of employment for
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-14

The gold mining company which was formed at
Hartford, Conn, last year with capital of $780,
600, has purchased 1900 acres Of land in Lisbon,
Bath and Lyman, New Hampshire, and sunk a
shaft in the latter town seventy feet deep, from
which they have taken tabout 800 tons of quartz,
which yieids from $50 to $500 gold per ton. They
are now employing twenty-five men, and are pros
pecting extensively on their property, with favor
| able indications Of valuable discoveries.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20

HOWARD p. SMITH,
Sec'y u. S. Christian Commission.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20
TO CONSUMPTIVES.

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i health in a few weeks by very simple RENE
ung affection, and that dread disease, Consump :
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ufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the
prescription used free of charge,) with the di-
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they will find sure cure for Consumption, Asth-
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ceives to be invaluable, and he hopes every suf-
ferer will try his remedy, as it will cost them
nothing and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, free, by return
mail, will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
febl3w1y
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20
GRAHAM

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All valuable sciences and inventions have their
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Navigation existed from the deluge without
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1t is so with Graham's Hair Renewer
This, that and the other body's ssRestorer,''
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This want Is supplied at last by the discovery o
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Nothing like it for restoring lost hair, preserv-
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1t contains no poisonous ingredients, Lac
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Cbris,ian Commission Osice,

PhlIada., Nov. 9Th, 1905.
= Rev. II. Macleod went Corps Agent with
Gen. A. J. Smiths men Mobile, IN the winter
OF '6i. He had violent attack OF congeEtIve
chllls at Montgomery. and a return OF them at
Nashville. After reaching his house IN New
Hampshire, he wrote that the chIlis were rap
idly reducing him IN strength, that his physIcIans
could give him relief, and he feared he should
be compelled to give up his parish. l persuaded
him to try the ''Paschili MIxture,'' and put him
IN communication with Mr.. Morris, The result
is given above by MIR. Macleod, who, with restor
ed health, has now resumed the severe service of
the Commission the Rio Grande.
EDwARD P. SMITH,
Sec'y L. S. Christian Commission.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-09-20
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promotion of health, regularity and strength
Explicit directions stating when the may be used
and explaining when and why they should not,
nor could not be used without producing effects
contrary to natures chosen laws, will be found
carefully folded around each bottle, with the
written signature OF John l.. Lyon. without which
none genuine.
Prepared by DR.. John L. Lyon, 1876 Chapel St.,
New Haven, Conn, who can be consulted either
personally, or by mail, lenclosing stamp,) con-
ernng ali private diseases and female weakness
Price: 81 80 per bottle.
Sold by Druggists everywhere.
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