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We iutend 10 keep eonsisatly on hanl large
variety Of Nonumeutai work. o@g fsciiItieS tor
obtaining STICK. AID carrying 81 the basin =, i.
ueh ~ to enable Us to sell Gcoi M4tlls aud ;ooi
Netk, at as low price can he 6tta, ned at any
pfrcc; aud We shali TRY to do 50, with all who
have occasi III to purchase any thin; in our line
oil tusiress, il they will honor us with III.
buck sport, bec Eth, I&Cb II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-06

At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and foi
The County OF Hancock, on the frst Wednesday oil
Fel ..'D 1866
Upont foregoing petition, Ordered, That the Pe,i
TONER give notice to all PERSONS rested by causing
copy Of the petition and this order thereon, be
published three weeks successfully the Ellsworth
American newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they
may appear mt Probate Court 10 be held ut Ellsworth
in said county, the fourth Wednesday Of April next
at ten o'clock In the forenoon, and sh, any
they have why the prayer OF said petition should not be
granted
PARKER TUCK Judge.
Att st:-fifo. A. DYER. Register.
true copy of the petition and order Il Court Their
u Attest:-tiEo. DYER, Register
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To the fonorabie Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate with
in and for the County Il iIancock
I1UMBLf SHOWS Nancy q. Carver Guardian of Al
IL bion Carver minor and child Of Eben A. Car
late of Verona in said County, mariner deceased-
That the said minor is interested the estate OF
said deceased situated in said Verona called his home
stead that che has had advantageous offer therefor
four hundred doll from Thomas Y Gray Of said Vero
na--and that ii would be for the benel Of sah minor
aud all concerned that said offer shpnd be accepted and
that his said interest in said dectaseds estate should he
disposed Of and the proceeds thereof put out, aid
cured to hin, Int esYonr petitioner therefore prays
that Honor would grant her license to dispose OF the
accordingly, agreeably to law Of this State, in
such cases made and provided. t-.
NANCY g. CARVER.
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RESToRED.

The best Roots. Herbs and Bari $ enter into til
composition of this remedy. making ii a simple ana
safe a. wen as an uufaiing cure for all diseases
the blood.
GEO. G. GOODWIN CO., Boston For sale b.
all Druggists 4m7
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''Buy me and I'll do you Gool."
DIR. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb Bitters,

very best remedy known for the following and al
kindred diseases: fndi9estion, Cnstiueness, Liuel
Complaint, Piies, Headache, Heartburn. Dyspepsia
Dizziness, Scvofnia. sSaR Rhean,, LangNor, Last
ness, De 'iiity, Janadice, FidfWency, FoM Stomach
9c.
BY the timely use of this medicine, the bioad is pur
ifed The appetite is restored. The system |.
strengthed. The liver Is invigorafed The breath l,
sweeteped, The Complexion is beau.ihed, And The
general heAlthis "a. .lt- ~ ~ ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-04-06

SMOLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU.
Cures Kidney Disease. .
SM0LANDEh'5 EXTRACT BUCKU
Cure. Rheumatism.
SM0LANDER's EXTRACT BUcKU
Cures Urinary Diseases
SMoLiNDER,S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SM0LANDER'5 EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures
! he REST Fluid Extract BUCKU now before the
pub ic Is Smosnder's' For all diseases above, and
for Weakness aud Pains in the Back, Female Com
plants, and disorders arising from Excuses OF ANY
Kind II Is perfectly invaluable For sale by All
Apnthecaries everywhere Pric2 ONE DOLLAR
Try IT! TAKE Nd OTHER.
BUELEIGH ROGERS. Whole sale Druggist &c
Hanover street Boston, General Agen 5. w. W
WAFFLE Ageht for Maine. Iy5l
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Stop and Read This F!
New ert Nosel Way of losing on
Thir y Theusand DJ!lac $50, C007
STOCK OIL" GOODS,

EoMPEININt a great vari, ~ Of useful articles in
\ tii~i rn>ablt to the coHriu ity.
flfi- NaluHb and iui>or laacens stock embraces
III " tltt. ~ X As il- sewing MHch Is; large
>urturut of liver lated are such ecgnpt Ira
81, silver tated fruit and Cak Baskets, Casto >
Pitchers Spoons. rk &c &c a'so large lot
of Watches CnaitS, Coral. Jet aud Cameo SETS OF
tie l;tto, II les ut ,trWC,rA. lnS, Buttons studs
tod ttdmhhs ltfsf'> and Lockers also large
isl ot Lanes Dress Goods, comprising silks
Alataoea Irish ioplins >haNl, Eatmurat Shir =
suni agS. Cot ags aud udcf SLEEVES
Hi, who stock las been arranged tnlot>, tes-
sold tnr
ONE DOLLAR EACH.
wi bout regard to the cost of any ar ele w thus
by uniform price, present T,.rechaace to many
% pll chase thousands Of rrf rni cOzty at ccs IN
many cases TO tess than one twentieth of their ac-
tua value; and in no ctst can they get less than "a
dollars worth-as send article which rut.l>
Tor less au tlttt sim
In all transactions ny mail, We shall charge fpf
forwarding he certificate, paying postage and do
ing tc hu>iud>S twenty five cents ear which must
b, "a }htn the Ger ihc3 tc Is >e 70
Upon the receipt of the certificate you can see
what Won are to have and then It'll at your option
to send one doiar and take tie article, or MT,
single certificate, % ceuts.-FHe &c tiiic''cS VIII
,e ; ut Tor n1 = even for so Thirty toi
$3.50 -->ixty-lye for 3l0On.-and one hundred for
xIJ.uOn.
sc4d for Circulars, addressing
N, A. SlMONDS & co.
IwI. Box 3GJs r. o., Boston Mass
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FOR SALE

yVNIIE subscrsber offers Cor sale his farm ituated
L in East Trenton, consisting Of IS acres
good land tilase and moving land with good
pasture House, one story all finished, 2tN32
with an l.. bun aud outhousc., with good wa err!
This offers from its situation. near the salt
water. an oeieht Opportunity fer any one wish
Ing to 60 into She porgy, fostering or fishing
business. LEW Is NUkCu.
East Trenton, March 2s lsG6. 3w.l
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CLOSING OUT SALE
or THE
Neufchatel Watch Co.
NEUFCHATEL WATCH CO.

, f,rfe number Fine Watches manufactured es
rprsly tor tho United states being heavy, first t ass
Tim, X, epers I'M ended TO stand hard usa and sud
den changes of temperature are left in our hands
for immediate sale As agents OF tho Company, we
are Obliged dispose of this stock fer Cash IN the
shortest possible time. We have, Ia retQre decided
nm the pan annexed, the one fha, will be prcduc
live of the desired result This plan gives every one
an opnnrtunity of obtaining iirstclass tm'-kcepers
NJ a nrice thai all ran command. As every tertlh-
rate represents a ~ ateh, there blanks, and
every on who invests in this sale MUST get alch
at half The retail price at east and, Il ut all iora
naie one to wear with pride through lite
Remittances NAV he made at our risk in Register.
ed Letters or by ENpress, Post0ttice Orders and
safe return This INSIRES safe delivery and sur
return to every patron.
We warrant every Watch as represented, eul sat
isact:on is guaranteed in every Instance. Knowing
the worth OF III stock we can give n warrnEtae TO
every purchaser The price has beef psac d III the
very low figure in order 10 insure Immediate sale
and all VINO desire to improve the opportunity
should make early application.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25
EVENING SESSION.

Pursuant to notice, the Convention met
at s o'clock, and was called to order by the
President. .' .'s.
On motion, a committee of three was ap-
pointed, consisting of Messrs. Palm, Sever
and Reinhard, to inform the speakers that
the Convention was now in session and
awaiting their pleasure. IN ...
The President then informed the Conven-
tlon that there was an old Father of Democ-
rAcy present, Col. Sawyer of Auglaize, who
he desired to call to the stand for the
purpose of entertaining them until the ar
rival OF the speakers. ..... .t..,..
Colonel Sawyer was introduced to the
Convention by the President, and spoke as
follows: t''.I. '
Remarks of Col. Sawyer. Dr 81
While the meeting was waiting for the
arrival of Mr.. Vallandigham, the Chairman
called upon Col. Sawyer, of Auglaize, to
entertain the waiting crowd. ,dT n.r
Mr.. Sawyer said -r.. lNra.i i.
have been In the habit of meeting In
State Conventions for thirty years; | have
seen some bright days in the Democratic
ranks, and have lately seen some dark ones.
But think the horizon Is now Frightening,
and have implicit confidence that the par
ty will come out all right. The Democrat
&c party can never become extinct. Our
principles are as firmly fixed as the ever
lasting hills. We can not give them up If
we would, and would Motif we could We
ave had splendid Convention, aud feel
atisffed that we have done something TO
i'd the good cause.
Our Democratic brethren in Washington
re going ahead Johnson is getting right,
nd [ feel confident he will come out all
ight vet. While was In Congress there
was no truer Democrat than he. He got
# into bad company for little while, but
think he Is now returning TO his first
we, and have an abiding confidence that
e will come out all right very soon. l
lory in seeing his enemies abusing him,
,,r themOre they do 1t, the brighteEhe Will
1ine. i .I rlgg g,HI| =
When Mr.. Sawyer, had concluded his re-
iarks, Mr.. Vallandigham was introduced
y the President OF the Convention. q1i
.u Mr.. VaIIandigham' speech.
Mr.. Vallandigham, on being introduced
the Convention, said
MR.. PRESIDENT AND FELLow-C CrIIzENs:-
: thank you Tor this kindly reception,
hough YOU seem tObe of opinion quite the
pposite. A newspaper in Cincihnati, in
ne interest of our common enemies, is
realty yexed that Vallandigham will per
ist in attending Democratic Conventions,
nd that Democrats will persist In recog-
izing him as Democrat In good standing.
don't know that IL Is matter OF any pos
ible concern to me. so long as certificates
rom the Secretary of Democratic Conyen-
ions will carry men home on the railroads,
nd so long as Democratic Conventions con-
inue to be held, Twill probably persist IN
ttendiDg them, until, perhaps, am as old
\ the ranks as our friend Larwlil, who at
ended the first Democratic State Conyen-
ion held in Ohio. We have done a glori-
us work to-day. The platform indorses
ae time-hohored principles OF the party,
ind declares the determined puarposse, 70 ad-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25

Dutcher r's Dead Shot for Bedbugs
Kills upon touch, crrls them up as fire does leaf
and remains df permanent effect. Tryit. and sleep
% peace. sold by al I've druggisia;h ,a ssf Is,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25
PROCEEDINGS of ! the clDemOcratic
State Central Committed, -,,

At a meeting of the Democratic State
Central Committee, held in the City of Co
lumbus, May "a, 1866, John G. Thompson
was elected Chairman, and CD. Beam, Sec
retary. ia AaIqQQ 6'YdIQAGd
John G. Thompsona a. G.. Thurman,
E. F. Bingham, Jacob Reinhard and l.
E. Wilson were appointed an Executive
committee for the ensuing year.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25
The NomInntIous.


The President then announced the mes
business In order to be the nomination Of
Secretary Of State.
sEcRETARY or STATE.
The names Of Charles y, Flood, Amos
Layman, and BENJAMIN LeFever were
submltted to the Convention, which were
balloted for, with the following results:
FIRST BALLOT.
q Is. Flood. .......,.....''.s''..t...''le 'leok
Amos Laynah.. ah...'.......''.'.'''.'.' 'looh
Benz befevers.....s..,.....4.4.. .l2Oh
Whole number OF votes cast 4471S; and
225 being necessary to a choice, there was
no nomination.
W. w. Armstrong being nominated, he
declined the honor in very neat and ap-
propriate speech, .aa 1gu
noilr io SECOND BALLOT.
g. B. Flood. ...........''.''."...,..h ~
Amos Lhymsn...s.,..............' .....'..'.'..I5a9
Bon Leteyo;...''s..''''''''''''' :.''''loS O
Whole number of votes cast 434; neces-
uary to choice 2ls. No choice.
The names of Charles B. Flood and Amos
Layulan were withdrawn. when, on mo-
tlon, Gen. Benjamin LeFeyer was unan-
imously nominated Secretary Of State. In
regard to this nomination Mr.. Putnam
said:
The Convention had made proper nom
nation, and one that would give great
strength TO the ticket In Ohio. Gen. Le-
Fever enlisted as private In the service,
Democrat, and fought mis- way against ABB
olitiOnists In the army and out OF it to the
- IL NJ
only In favor of the election of Mr.. VAL
landigham himself but secured the vote Of
hisc0mpany for our stsndard-bearer. For
this, notwithstanding he was distinguished
for bravery, his promotion was kept back,
and the authorities at Columbus were told
that he was traitor, a and his promotion
should not be confirmed. He has been
Democrat all his life, and remained fast to
the faith under circumstances which tries
the faith of true man and true Demo-
crat.
Gen. LeFever was called upon the stand
a d'thanked the Convention for the honor
conferred upon him.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT.
The President having announced the
next business in order to be the nomination
ofSupreme Judge, the following gentlemen
were named: Thomas VI. Key, of Hamilton
county, and David G. Devore, OF Brown
county.
After proceeding with the call, and when
nearly through, the name of D. C. Devore
was withdrawn, and Thomas NJ. Key was
nominated by acclamation. Being called
upon the stand, he thanked the Convention.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS.
The next in order being Member Of the
Board of Public Works, the following gen.
tlemen were named: William Larwlll, of
Ashland county; Lewis Evans, of Licking
county; Isaac Angel, of Tuscarawas county,
snd Arthur Hughes, Of Cuyahoga county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25

Whole number OF votes cast 4471a; and
225 being necessary to a choice, there was
mn nomination. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25

W. W. Armstrong being nominated, he
declined the honor in very neat and APP
propriate speech, sas, M
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25
SECOND BALLOT. I.I

Whole number of votes cast 434; necea
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-05-25

The names Of Charles ., Flood, Amos
Iayman, and BENJAMIN LeFever were
submitted to the Convention, which were
balloted for, with the following results:
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DR. II. ]. HSNER
ErEcTTc RDTcTNEs

NEW TREATMENT & NEW REMEDIES
OFFICE SDs ST., CESTEE WHITING, ". VA
DR K HAVING SECURED THE SER
IL VICES OF an Intelligent assistant, who
cines putting up prescriptions, &c, VIII ena-
BILE him TO give more attention 10 out pa
nents specify e rs many fTaends N ne f
his own once, and an delivered TO his Pc
rents by himself Dr.. & treats an diseases
both Acute and Chronic, with which human
iIy Is afflicted He has \ large number Of new
remedies, which hRYe moved remarkably
Successful IN many Of those obstinate eases Of
supposed to Be 4ncuTah9e, among which may
be named= Consumption, SSTofula- Dis
C9ncsFs and SfSiu DlSeaSzs rs mode OF
treating Liver Diseases, Stomach omplafutS,
Bronchitis and an diseases Of the Throat
and Air Passages HypeLfroplhy and Az 9TH
er6iseases Of the Heart. Neuralgia, EPILEPSY,
SPINAL Affections and al diseases OF the Ner-
Yoos System IS acknowledged by All who have
ever known TO the medical FEo1esSlon- d.. K
has been eminenfly successful in the treat
MensfErI Osstruc45nls, Fainfui SfetstTCzs7iCn,
IencuheA, Uterine and OvE-5on TurncE4
PTnaApsUs Utez1 and AL Nervous diseases to
He TnaEEs q spsc{slfy In the treatment of
All Chronic Affections Of the Geuito Urinary
Organs, Wis CaEa-Eho1 EEadde- and UTeGhr1y
Irritable Bladder, and Non-TetenttOn and
DTib6IfnE Of Urine, Urinary Deposits or
Gravel n8sbstis and nmcllt Ur1nat5ne, Sy-
lS6unArThea, Its OmplicattoDs and sequslR,
Sperma4uIheaan and 1mPoteney, and all sfIse-
Also special attention paid to The treatment
of PistnIas, White Swelling, Serofnioos
particularly with Old Troublesome c1sA.
Should lose notiuae TO cali on or address DR.
KISNER Communications containing fse
promptly nOCtced Once Prescriptions and
medieine cash. For Ttsits IN eity same IS
other Physicians Once b0un, 8 A. Il 70 L
M-1R. \. oo4 P NJ and6R.A1osRA- ]
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SOC saIf.
SheriR's Sale.

. A9G&4Ss
cPATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
- County Circuit Court On the law side.
March 9Th, 1851. Causes No and2
william TaIlant, Henry Tallanf and Lewis s.
Delapiafn partners under the 1TEn name OF
TalIant & DelaplAin, Complatnants,
William I. Robinson, DefendAnt-
Pursuant totwo several Judgements at law
and orders Of sale theeundeE, rendeEEd IN the
above entitled causes by the Cdreuif Court OF
Ohio County, on the S0th day Of OcGobeEY 1S5-t
and amended by the Circuit Court OF ONO
~ Wa$rlS. Is5s' ON ti1e la15 SIDE thereof
shall proceed TO sell At public sale Al the
front door Of the Court House OfOhio county,
on THURSDAY, the Sd day of May, lSe6, AZ 10 o.
following described property. VIZ Slne han
IoF OF ground Numbered ons hundred and
twenty-three Q29 situated on the eAst SIDE OF
Market street, between Manson 4nq On1o2
All the buildings and improvements thereto
belonging. consisting Of = good three story
hEisl building. 10 feet in length, the mont
Tlar4 Of The 6uilding being $ feet. and the
beTS, baTToora. baggage room, paT1or, large
dining room and Kitchen, and 3 good dry eel
Lar under three fouTthS Of the building, and
which bufldinE S now occupted 6y john NJ
All Is 4 l5oSels aiso paTt lot Of ground mum
heTed one hundred and thiTty-one GlSl) SSS1eeS
wide and * feet In length, fronting on fourth
street and situated in that part of the city OF
Wheeling called Noah ZAneS lfl1 1taclas.c
the Improvements on theSame, consisting OF
q good stable said parts OF lots OF ground
numbered I23 and III abutt3ng each other and
extending from Market to Fourth street
TeImSof Sale-R credit OF six, WE'VE ana
eiEhfesn months, the purchaser giving bond
with approved security. bearing interest nom
the day OF sale until pad. the title 10 be ne
tanned until an the purchase money + PAID
JOSEPH SEYBOLD.
ApF8-ts SheFin OF Ohio County.
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WIGGINs, BRADFORD & CO.,
IS3 Dearborn street, Chicago, In.
PoSt Once Drawer 8sS

Pos omoe Drawer 59.S
The prnFrdetoEs viii donate to the Lincoln
and DouEEAs Monument Fund 3 00Salso there
Eiu be 8 GO reserved from the person draw
ing the 5000 prixe for The same purpose
Senator Of MINI: Hon Geo V. Lawrence, NJ.
G. Penn: Hon Alex Randall, Ex-Governor
of Wis; Hon VIM. Montgomery, Ex-M. -, Of
Ind; Hon. Ira ]. Layooek. Of Kansas Hon
VIM. Lehngwel, Lyons, Iowa; Hon joseph
Knox, Of Chicago Hon c. Graves Smith, Of
MINI: Jaoob Forsyth, Agt n. S. R R,
CHICAGO, IL; n. KronbeE & Co, importers OF
Watches Chicago Aansen, White q Co. View
o eeae Ia
N-B@Edftms Of country papGare author
iBed 10 act as our agents, and they VIII be al
lowed full commission on all tickets ordered,
whether for themselves or other Flart3eSy Who
may order through them Proposals for IN
Seri4rg this advertisement requested.
apr66W
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The Drawing will take place after the Con-
e. n on heEtGEa Of the Opera House. where
lnQGO persons can wines IL A Committee
win be appointed by the audience TO supeEin-
tend the same All purchasers and agents
WI be supplied with correct lists Of drawing
aS soon as published Parties holding tickets
viii retain them until affeF the drawing, and
their number appears in the list Of drawn
numbers they will ward their ticket i'm
medEately With full directions Is TO the ship
ping OF goods or moneys Tickets are for sale
Stores In the city and a our once, 183 Dear
bonn street. price 81 % each. Sent by mail on
receipt OF price and stamp fog return postage
Good and reliable Agents wanted In every
CITY town and village IN the United States to
whom great inducements are offered. Refer
enceS required.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1866-05-03

THR ehanga OF market hours, back
again 70 the morning, WIS \ matter Of
Disqualification yesterday among many
Of the ancient freQuenterS OF the stalls.
From four O'Clock until six, buyers
came and went in about an even Gov.
There was no pressuTe-no rush. and
consequently no scramble. Hence the
satisfaction Of the old freqpenters.
They had time 70 examine and to price
things before buying Ihem-4 pleasure
which they have not enjoyed for
months. No idlers, drawn there mere
" to see and be seen, cumbered the
spaces in and around thenafket house.
There Was plenty OF Foom-Plenty OF
leisure and plenty OF everything ex-
eept things 10 buy The market in this
last respect Was very unsatisfactory,
especially in the vegetable line. This
wSs owing, We suppose, in Pa-tat1easE
70 the fGci :1at there was an evening
market the day previous and also TO
the faet that The country people hardly
knew whether there would be 4 mar
ket yesterday morning, and hence did
not r5SkA MP. Doubtless We shall see
an inpFoTeu1enf ON Saturday. Prices
yesterday were unchanged.
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II IS Dow over thirty Yeas snce she ESoS
cslshEated PMS WeTe ms dtscoys-ed By DR.
have been extensively and Rueeezfuiy Ese
in mos Of the pubic institutions IS vel e.
IN private practice. Of both hz-nisphEez- viii
unpaEaue9ed soecess In eFeEy case and I ls
only AZ the urgent rs4u@7 ID Tie tho1-
EzndS Of Iadies Who have used ihsm- Ialsi he
IeTIaI5on Of Ibuss s16eItaE fum any ITTeEu-
laTIf36s TfIltETE, aS vel rs 70 preT6dT IN IN
crease q 6Ln1ily EhAe health WI not pEEutf
ONE PILL Is A DOSE.
Females peculiarly sfaa+ad- OF those Ezp-
posing theus1Ees SO, are eEunoned against
nSlnE these Pills While In that rondfrSoa laS1
fhey Invite missaTTiEEe,7 affer Which Sd
m0nir5nn, The FFgEITSI1o- aSsaEnes no FesponS
EHli1y, Alfho1Eh their mfIduEss Epu43 Prevent
are recommeDdedasa
MOST INVALUABLE REMEDY
fur an Lhose Affecting complains 50 peculzE-
3 "a - = pa 8 X aaE d Eo5s;,
FTezEzIl2 D1u1 EEziES R1LEb q Bl1Od . ~
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PIllisnrS0i ~ ~ Re1I and an The VHTfolG
distressing complaints. particularly thai mos
annoying weakening. soa rhs beginning q
Al othE female EeASsneE
The LeneOnhea, or Whites
At The same time, thEe s nothing IN these
Pills thai can do injury 10 Efe a hsaf1h- La
ind them % be al theE GreFe7yralsasa1
ONE BOX Is SUFFICIENT.
1000 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Eelr[
Ia Ia0l11a3 Bazs nE By L4e. h1Eh by
myself and Agents, 70 Al paris q fhs World,
% which AuSEezs have been refgrDed- n
Edieh 116tSszy, notlllzlg 4ike the above Pills
hlrs ben Known Es1ce EHE SCLENcK OF
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In ReznoUtnE Ohz1rueGEous 4 ReStSr.
ing Nature 70 frs Proper ChAunel
ocIEISss IHKS ErESaEl5 E,E4E.E9aE fsSk Ihe
10y eotnr q HAM % Ghs cbeek q ne
z1l1=1 G<z1171=-
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LEEll.Eisls, S Nan street. VraeeEnZ- Geoe-z!
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