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THE POINT BREEZE FIRE.-The fire at
the Point Breeze Gas Works was fully under
control on Saturday. During the afternoon the
steamers of the Southwark Engine and South
wark Hose were employed in throwing water on
the smouldering mass. The loss will not be as
heavy as at first supposed. The Goals are but
partially affected, and in using portion of the
coal taken from the fire, it is discovered that the
loss is not very considerable the amount of gas
manufactured being within 15 or 20 per cent OF
that produced from the Goals as delivered at the
shed.
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SERENADE TO CONSTRUCTOR HANsCoM.-
On Saturday evening the employees of the Navy
Yard, headed by band Of music, proceeded to
the. Girard House for the purpose of compli-
menting William NJ. Hanscom, ESQ.,. who had
recently retired from active official duties at the
mental performance by the band, Mr.. Ranscom
made his appearance, accompanied by Hon.
Leonard Myers, who acknowledged the compli-
ment in fitting style.
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TYPOGRAPHICAL SoCIETY.-On Saturday
evening, at the annual election of the Phlladei-
pha Typographical Society, the following gen
tlemen we're elected for the ensuing year:-Pre-
sident, Samuel d. Carter. Vlce-President, Hugh
G ary smes Beocb E few
Robertson. Steward, John L. Hailowell. Libra
rians, s. II. Staats, Il. DifTenbaugh, Daniel
Clarke, William Lacy. Benefcent Fund Com.
mittee, Charles Brigham. E. Il: Muuday, Samuel
H. Fell, Thomas Nicholson, William b. Eckert
According to the Treasurer's Report, S2257'74
has been expended Tor sickness and funerals, and
S239l7 has been granted to widows of deceased
members.
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ACCIDENT ON A RAILRoAD.-On Satur-
day afternoon a down train from Germantown
ran INTO a carriage at the junction of Tenth
street and the Germantown road, breaking the
carriage into fragments, ana severely iniu1ng
the daughter OF Mr.. Ashton, residing on Poplar
street, above Eleventh. Mr.. Ashton and his wife
were in the carriage, but they escaped without
injury.
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ALLEGED FoRGERY.-Francis Wallace and
VIM. Davis were charged ON Saturday with OBJ.
tanning goods under false pretenses. 1t is al
legged that they purchased two coats valued at
500, from Simon Hano, clothing dealer and
offered in payment an order on Charles Megar-
ge g. Co., paper merchants, which was for
gerry. Davis had on, at the time OF the purchase,
an assistant surgeons suit and represented Wal
lace as his father. They were committed in the
sum of $1,000 each to answer at court
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THE WEATHER.-At twelve o'clock last
night we took thermometer from a room when
it indicated sixty degrees and hung it in the air
for ten minutes, when the mercury fell to four
degrees below zero.
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2 ARRIVAL OF A REGDIENT.-Yes Yesterday
morning, about two o'clock, the 47th Regiment
from Charleston. The brave soldiers rejoiced at
their return home after a long absence, and gave
vent to repeated cheers. They marched up Ches
nut street, with music, at three O'Clock yester-
daV morning
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NITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.

I NITED STATES MILITARY RAILROADS.
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsTER, l
WASHINGTON. ID. c., December Goth. 1866.
The sale OF UNITED STA IES MILITARY RAIL
ROAD MATERIAL, at ALEXANDRIA, Va, will
e reusmed on WEDNESDAY, the 10th day of
January next
In addition TO the articles previously advertised
there Will be offered:-
new Lathe, SO feet long, 33-inch SWING
l new Vertical Car wheel BOrer.
second. hand Planer.
Engine House, 1858 DY 66.
30 by so.
Wharf teot of Franklin street, containing q, 400
square feet
Only small proportion oil the new material mas
been disposed Of
Sale % commence at 10 A. NJ.
Terms-Cash, IN Government funds.
Vouchers for Transportation will be received lror
fa'ifO"u pAri0S US cash. H L ROBINSON
IL 21fhsru9t Brevet Broader General, Q. nj.
ALE OF sURPLUs GOVERN MENT MULES,
y ALL GOOD AND DSERYICEABLEi
OFFICE OF ASSISTANT rQUARrEknAsopEIee lA Iece
WILMINGTON DELI January y lo0o
Will be sold at public auction al wilmington
Delaware on
Friday the 9th of January.
FTIday, the 18th OF January
Friday the 10 OF January.
Eflday, the 26th OF January.
-Four hundred good and stTyleeaDle mules
The nsTticnar attention of purchasers Is called to
the excellent quality OF t9ese mules, being OF GOOD
slze. in good condition. klnd ana gentle ana Weu
broke TO haI ness, being the surplus team mules Of
Washington Depot
Animals sold siDgy - =.
Sale 10 commence &C lO a. Nj.
Teims-Cash in Unite States currency
By order of Brevet Brigader-General james A.
q. II. GALLAGHER
Is2Ot Captain and A. Q M.
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The EIGHTH OF JANUARY-This morn
ing, at l0b o'clock the veterans of the war OF
1912 celebrate the anniversary of the victory at
New Orleans, at the Supreme Court Room.
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ATTENPT AT STANDARDIZATION Saturda

ATTEMPT Ar SWINDLNG.-On Saturday
afternoon young man entered beer saloon on
N. Fifth street, having in his hand check on
which he desired the barkeeper to loan him $40.
The barkeeper hesitated. The Jeremy Diddler
said:-"oh, it is good n but he concluded that it
might not be and went out, ostensibly to obtain
the required sum- but really for the purpose of
calling an officer to take possession of the would
be swindler. When he returned the scamp had
left.
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EPIPHANY SUNDAY. = Yesterday being
En1nhany Sunday. was celebrated in an annr1.
pirate manner in all the Catholic and Episcopal
churches throughout the city. In st. Marys
Catholic Church, S. Fourth street, solemn high
mass was celebrated by the pastor, Rev. George
Strobel, and an interesting discourse was de-
livered by Rev. Father Reilley. AT st. Josephs
Church very full choir was in attendance, and
the tenors were unusually good. fine sermon
was preached by Rev. Father De Moria.
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MERICAN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAoRDGNARYl
The Director desrous to bring under his immediate
pefson"i 81 ''''A GROWERS
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY
has the honor to announce that he has recalled the
Company from the Great West where they have en-
SEASON OF UNUSUAL BRILL lNCY,
and will present during the coming week the entire
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY,
GRAND CH0kUS,
..t GRAND ORCHESTRA,
in addition and in conjunction with the
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY.
The GRAND. CHORUS and GRAND oRSHEsTRA
MARTHA,
THIS EVENING.
wEDNEsD DAY AFTERNOON, January 10.
LA DAME BLANCHE.
LA DAME BLANCHE.
Theodore Habemann,
u His first appearance as George Brown.
His first appearance as Caves ton.
His first appearance as Dixon
Her first appearance as Anna.
Her first appearance Marguerite.
Mad'lle Sophie Dziuba,
Otto Lehman,
- His first appearance as High Sheriff
Admission to all parts OF the House,
ONE DOLLAR
Seats may be secured, without extra charge, at the
usual offices.
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DRYING-HoUsE BURNED.-Shortly after
eight O'Clock on Saturday evening fire broke
out in a small building attached to the dye-house
of Mr.. Hill, on Charlotte street, below Thomp-
son, used as dry ine-house. The building was
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ST. MALACHI's FAIR.-The vote on the
fire horn at st. Malachis Fair, up to Saturday
evening inclusive, stood as follows:-South Penn
Hose, 217 Handin-Hand Engine. 250; Humane
Engine, 8.
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Ford, young Philadelphian, Is now in this CITY.
having Just crossed the plains from Colorado
where he is attached TO General Dodges staff
Ford enlisted as private in the 4th Iowa Regi.
ment az the outbreak Of the war.
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ACCIDENT AT THE NAVY YARD.-John
Conway, aged 1fty-iour, was admitted to the
hospital, Yesterday, with broken ankle, occa-
stoned by being run over with timber wagon
at the Navy Yard.
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TRIAL TRIP OF A NEW BoAT.-The trial
trip OF the new steamer Atlantic which was
launched few days since from the ship yard at
Kaighns Point, will take place to-day and if
found to work well. will be placed Immediately
upon the Cooper's Point Ferry.
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TIE VoIE ON THE FIRE HoRN.-The
following is the vote Tor the fire horn at ST.
Philips FAIR, up 10 Saturday evening, inclusive:
--Weccacoe, 3242; Franklin, 2728; ShitHer, 1861;
Hope Engine, l6; Moyamensing, 38; Schuylkll
Hose, 2. Sealed ballots only will be received
this evening. from to 10 O'clock.
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ROBBERY AND ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-
On Saturday Alderman Beitler held Robert
Mccormick alias George Bowers, in $4,000 bail to
answer the charge Of robbery OF a coat at Seventh
and Market streets, and an assault upon James
Mahan, as detailed in SATURDAYS paper.
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BLIC SALE
AT TIE FRANKFORT ARSENAL,
PHILADELPHIA.

ON ACCOUNT OF TIE UNITED STATES.
On THURSDAY MORNING, January Is, 1885,
at IL O'Clock,
will be sold at Public Sale,
GUNPOWDER, BY SAMPLE VIZ. -
1886 pounds United states Powder mixed, badly
caked.
$500 pounds United states Cannon Powder, badly
caked
49OO pounds United States Mortar Powder, dirty
and caked
46O1 pounds United States Powder, good mixed
grain.
81 4O3 pounds Confederate StSfes Powder, good
mixed lTsin.
4l67 pounds Confederate States Powder badly
damaged.
Ihis Powder is stored at Fort Delaware
Samples may be seen at the Watertown, Water
vlIet and Franlford Arsenas, and at the United
States Agency, No. 45 Worth Street, New York
When the interest of the Government may require
it, the powder will be bid in
Terms United States currency.
s. V. BENET.
II 19tu5t Bvt. Lt.-Col. U. S.'A. Commanding.
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WOMAN IEJURED.-Last evening, a woman
was found lying in the street, at Ridge avenue
and Thirteenth street, and removed to the Hos
pital, where it was ascerained that her head was
cut badly, and one of her ankles dislocated. 1t
is supposed she was run over.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II EXCHANGE.
ChoicesSeats 10 all aces OF Amusement may be had
up TO 6H O'Clock any evening. IDLY
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GOYERNMEMT sALEs.


PUBLIC AUCTION
INDIANAPOLIS ARSENAL,
INDIANAPOLIS, IND,
ON FEBRUARY 20, 1896.
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, largo quantity, consisting in
part the following articles, VIII
9T4 Carbines, various kinds.
80 COO Nluske,s and Rifles, now and old United States
and foreiPn, of various calbres.
eos starts Army Rsvolvers, serviceable
2Te savage's Navy RovolversI new, and Others
with lnee lot of spare parts, for the repair
of small arms o. various patterns.
$50 Cavalry Sabre Belts, worn.
724 Cavalry Saddles, worn.
1,090 Cavalry Brides, worn.
2sS Belt Holsters, for Pis,os, worn.
200 Cartridge Boxes, for Pistols, worn.
1853 Cartridge Boxes, for Carbines, worn.
800 slinas, for Carbines, worn.
1853 sets of Artillery Harness, worn.
a. 7,0O0 sets Of Infantry Accoutrements, worn.
Also a large lot of appendages for the various
kinds OF Muskets and Rifles
Samples to be seen at the
INDIANPoLIS ARSENAL,
and at the
UNITED STATES ORDNANCE AGENCY,
No. 45 WORTH STREET, NEW YORK CITY.
TERMS OF SALE-CAsH.
JAMES M. wHITTEMORE,
st22O Capt. and Bvt Maj. Ord COMMANDING
4 ARGE SALE OF CONDEMNED QUARTER.
MASlEk STORES, CLOTHING, CAMP
AND GARRiS0N EQulPAGE, AT ALEXAN-
CuIRF OUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
DBPoI OF WASHINGTON,
WASHINGTON, ID. c., January 8, 1866
VIII be SOLD at Public Auction, at ALI txandria, Vir
Colonel J. G. q. Lee, A Q NJ, on THURSDAY.
January 20, 1866 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, large lot of
as lollOws:-
Shirts, Harness,
Jackets, Hammers,
Coals, Caps, Chisels,
Tents, VlseS,
Flags, Saws,
Wagons Axes,
Carts. ehovels,
Ambuances Pauins,
Spring Wagons Hose,
Iron Axles, Grain Separator,
Chains, Cauldrons,
Army Range Argand Burners,
WheelbarrOws, Manila Rope
Drugs, Cured Hair,
Tables, Sheepskins,
Desks, Deer Hides
| Chars, Cast Wrought, and
Letter Presses, Scrap Iron,
| Halters, Cast and Spring Steel
| Hames, Grain Sack, etc.
Together with large lot of secondhand Lumber
| consisting of
| Flooring, A Common Culls,
| Scantlng, ship Knees
| The stores must be removed within five days from
| date OF safe
| The sale will be continued from day to day until
the whole OF the property sold.
Terms-Cash, in Government fun6s.
ID. II RUCKER,
| Bvt. Maj. Gen. and Chief Quartermas;er,
1616t Depot of Washington.
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CELEBRITIES WEDLOCKED.-An extraor-
binary marriage took place at the Union Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, Fourth sreet. below
Arch, last evening. Mr.. Rein, a German, and a
celebrated tanner of horses, was united to Miss
Hannah j. Duke, the Iowa giantess The bride
groom is rather below the middle stature of man
kind in point of size and weight, he scarcely
turning fhe beam at one hundred and forty
pounds. The bride weighs five hundred and
eighty-fve pounds avoirdupois. She has been
exhibited for some time past. Mr.. Rem, on
visiting the establishment, fell violently in love
with the fair giantess, proposed marriage, and
"ol course she said yes.n The bridal party con-
sisted OF the Siamese twins, Chang aSd Eng, and
other celebrities of the museum.
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ERMANIA ORCBESTRA.-PUBIIC RE.
" heaTsals every SATURDAY AFTERNOON AT
MUSICAL FUND HALL 81 o'clock. ENGAGEMENTS
mR oe by addressing GEoBGE BASTERT, Agent No 1881
MONTEREY street, between Race and Vine 10 I6 Sm
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~ lSLEI'b w M L IN II " w .
ChocesSeats 10 all places OF Amusement may be had
up to ca O'Clock any evening. 13lly
CHOICE SEATS AND OMISSIONS
~ Tickets can be had ttN
- mPROGRAMmE uFElCE
No. d3l CHESNUT street, opposite the Pos tOthce,
for the Cbesnut, Arch, Walnut, and Academy Of Music
up TO O'Clock. every evening" 918n
NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
~ CHESNUT Street above Twelfth.
LEONARD GROVER WILLIAM Z. SINN, Lossees
and Manager.
"nila'n Is 'fiiiRiD WEEK i''''on' nanaser
THIRD WEEK
THIRD WEEK
THE sLrEpHEG BEAUTY.
DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
DOUBLE ATTRACTION.
EPNG ETY BEEATTY ASB ASB THE THE PHAAST0M Fla S9M
MONDAY EVENING Januarys
VIII Oe iep'"'fTEHE THE SLEEPING BEAUTY,
with its powerful cast and the grand
TRANSg ORMATTON SCENE
MISS JOSIE ORION
sLEEPING EAUTY.
The whole TO conclude with Bouclcauts sensational
legendary drama, IN TWO acts, entitled
THE PHANTOM.
In which Miss Josie o. ton. Mr. Frank Mordaunt Mr..
Walter Lennox, Miss Annie Ward, and other tavories
Alteration of Time.-For this Week only, the Doors
will open at 45, and the Curtain Will rise at 7'S0
Wednesday afternoon EXTRA MATlN iE, when will
be presented ted THE oCToRooN BY SPECIAL @ regqes
EIGHTY -sBCoND GRAND FAMILY MATINEE,
when the -
atinee, 80 cents to all parts of the Thea
tres Children, 20 cents.
Doors open at |; curtain to lise at IN.
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TuE CARPRT WE4vERs.- On Saturday
evening stated meeting of the Jolrneymen In
grain Carpet Weavers was held at Central Hall,
trankiord road, near Master street, and was
largely attended. The chair was occupied by
w. j. Motiet. The Committee appointed at
the last meeting to aoopt a scale OF prices 70
govern the members Of the Association. made
the following report:-Eigbtstrng including
winding, l6 TO II cents per yard; eight-string,
without winding, l63 to II cents per yard; eight
and.a-half string, with winding, 17s to lSs cents
per yard; nine.string, including winding, l8 to 10
cents per yard; ten-string, including winding,
2l to ~ ccnts per yard; eleven-stT1ng, including
winding 23 to "a cents per yard; twelve-strlng,
including winding, rs to 26 cents per yard; thir-
teen string, without winding, 25 TO rs cents per
yard; thirteen-strmg. including winding, q to
2S cents per yard. The consideration OF the re-
port was postponed for the present
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SAAE or v1CEAHIE II NV ~ SaHNnN IN

VIOEABLE NAVY CANNON.
Notice Is hereby gwen, that there Will be sold at
the Navy Yard, Brooklyn New York at public
auction, on the 10th and llth daVs OF JANUARY,
1866, at noon, laIg &c lot OF d Nav Cannon
these Cannon will be sold by the pound 10 The
highest bidder. Terms cah IN Government fueds;
one half the purchase money TO &c paid az the ond
wards M which time the Cannon must be reno ed
from the Navy Yard, otherwise they viii evart
the Government =,
Further information regarding the sale wlrl
given on Application TO the Ordnance Officer at
Brooklyn Navy Yard. A, Wise
Chief Of Bureau ot Ordnance,
u inv Il II Navy Department
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skin. blood and grnesetiyc osgana VIII tcstponias
nom prossso! Of ne!cai cOllegss and om hospitals.
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Dr. Jasnss can b. ad1rossea BY thnec rcpidlnR n
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on Hscrct dseases. How 10 avoid them. &c. Also.
important Information u smsles; how ~ msvcnt
conception, and other secrets w0sth knUwux PRICE
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Slg6, Chicago. II. tangi-diy
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To Cure Ague and Fever.

Take dose ofDr Eastcrly' Family Pills, anu vixen
done operating take DR. Eastcrly's Fever and Arr.
Killer. dose ns directed on the bottle. every I'VE
hours. until nine doses have been TAKEN in the asenct
ofiever, which always stops the Ague and Fever tho
FIRST DAY. Then to prevent its return, take The
Ague Killer three times day on the seventh four
teenth. twenty first ard twenty eighth DAYS. after the
last chill and fever. and you Will be PERMANENTLY
CrKED Let eve ~ man. conan and child try IT, and
II yom md 1t to be true, lel 1t to your friends.
Price OF Ague Killer 81 80 per bottle. Pills q
cents per box Wpills In box
" Prepared and Sold by DR.. f. EASTERIY 4
Co, No: % North Fisth street St Louis No and sold
al Their Branch Family Medicine Store Chicago III.
Sold by Druggists centrally
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Or. Easterly's
DIARRHEA SYRUP

This Medicine is pleasant and infallible
cure for Diarrhae, Dysentery, collie chol-
era morbus, cramps or spAsms. Bowel
complaints, and all arrangement Of the
stomach and bowels of children when
TEETHING.
This CELEBRATEDs POPULAR AND INFAILI
J. bic Remedy has been used by the most intelligent
and respectable families in st. Louis for the last M
teen years In all of Diarrlae, Dysentery aud
Bowel complaint, and all mite In pron0uncng il the
most speedy and efIectual Medicine they have ever
used. Price, IS cents per bottle
Prepared and sold by DR. f. EASTERLY& Co. No
% North Fifth street. st. LOUIS Mo. Sold ut their
Branch Store, No. w Madison street, Chicago, III.
For sale by Druggists generally
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q IL ID l. ET'S
Salt Rhellm and 'Tetfen
Ointment

Will cure Salt Rheum. letter. Scaid Head,
Prairie ard BARRIERS Itch, Illinois Mango,
Missouri Scratches, Scrofnil, Obstinate
Old Sores, Pimples on the Face. and ali
Diseases and Eruptions ON the Skin.
put TO EFFECT A PERMANENT AND RADI
- cal Cure OF Sero;uons and Skin Diseases vi
every kind wc recommend
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DHs. EASTE1RI.YsS
Iodine and Sal.sanarilla.

7, he used INTERNALLY, which purifes the
BLOOD AMI removes the CAUSE; aud then bv ap
yms IN. ointment TO the parts. a SPECIFY
AID permanent cure will De effected. 10th are at
vscd to be risei in these co,nplaints
Frcethe Iodine and Sarsa,,ar.lla 81 IN Der bottle
Price ridley's Salt Rhenm and letter Ointment
% cents per bottle.
Prepared and sold by Dr.. l.. EASTERLY & CO.
NJ. 10 North Filth siree. ST. Louis, Mo-. Sole PRO
p -ietors.
Sold ut their Branch Family Medicine Store, No. 0.
Madison street, Chicago. Ills.
For sale by Druggists gcner My.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-03-29
Dr. Cartcr's CougI, Ralsam.
Ladies, Read This.
mt. IsOernK's
FEMALE (ORDasA

This elegant ana popular medicine viii cure
allFemalc Complaints, such q Excessiv.
Painful VI suppressed Menstrut. alton. Lu
& eTrhaas or Whites, Falling Of the
Womb. and all irregularitit . Of ths
Monthly Periods. II will ~ ) be;np On
thu Mspaoe when checked. ~ Oplds Ind
alJhannaAdsAl causes. srEs'
FEMALES suffering under any q h. an. .,,.,..
above ensmenstsd. should notfsff to us
Dr.. Hoeper's Female .,eri1sl.
1t is the most pleasant and infs,li al. $3.50, -.
inyenes4 ~ ~ eare a Female . anrSsgnf {z6s}k
try II. Price 81 20 per bottle. Asoaes
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