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DAYTON PAVILION

If you want something 10 refresh YOU call Al
II pECkELLMAlER'S Pavilion, on JefTcIso
street, opposite the Poftonice, where all kinds
Refreshments In season. are served up in the bs
style, lie keeps creams of an the sRVored nnvors
lee water Mineral water, &c. also. all Kinds OF
nice Cakes, French aud common Candies in large
variety, all klnds Of Fruit in season both FOreiF Fn
ana Domestic. papof.shelled Almonds, English
Mmnuih, ialn,nuts, filbeTts, Ground-nuts &c,
with large variety Of other articles in his line OF
business Having an experience Of twenty.dg
years IN the business he hopes 20 be able To pleA
all who may iaNor him with their custom, : IL .
lsalls. wedding PaFties, and Pic.nirs Supplied
With every thing in his line Of business, on torms
% sirit the tiincs.
Rememler- G2 jefferson st. Opposite the y. o.
jul6tinThNsu y. X DECkELLMAYRR
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hardly be delniied BY the name OF brown
sheetings) came down 10 fourteenor or fifteen
cents, and consequently, during all that
time the manufacturers were making enOr-
nous profits. The progress was SO rapid
that In about six years there were seventy
ak cotton factories within thirty miles Of
Providence. IL Slater claimed or predicted
any such vast results at the commencement
Of his enterprise. he Was no doubt puudoMn
IN the books of the Knowing onesi asa vis-
iOnary or fool, rs had been done In Eng
land In the case of Arkwright. Both Sla.
ter and Arkwright soon came In possession
of more millions than they had themselves
expected.
Stocks ranging from one hundred TO five
hundred per cent. are rather desirable
things 10 have. They count up faster than
many would suppose who are not accns-
toned TO arithmetic. A man investing one
thousand dollars In stocks of this kind, re-
investing the proceeds from year to year,
reaches million In little less than ten
years at 100 per cent?; if at 200 per cent. In
q little over six years; At 300 per cent. IN
less than five years; at 400 per cent. in
little over -four years; and at 500 per cent
he becomes n millionaire in little over
three years. If one hundred dollars in
place of one Thousand be invested at the
same rates, hc reaches one hundred thou
sand In the same time. Stocks paving one
hundred per cent. are Of course worth
about ten times as much as bank stocks
that generally pay about ten per cent.
Some Eastern manufacturing companies,
especially those making such goods as bring
from four six cents per yard more than or
dinary staples, make heavy dividends, and
the stocks are scarce ever sold except In
eases of death Of the holder dissolution of
partnership, or something of that kind.
They never 90 into market like public
stocks. A few months ago the United
States Economist and Dry Goods Repor-
ter gave the following list Of prices Of man
ufacturing stocks rs shown by recent auc-
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ChoIera and Crime.

NkW d Okkl OtpIcmDer TO.
Fourteen new eases Of cholera since Sat
nrday are reported in this city, with five
deaths, and four cases and two deaths In
Brooklyn.
Two tin boxes were found in the sub
urbs of Brooklyn yesterday, one contain
ing Onandaga County war bonds TO the
amount OF S33O00 and $500 worth from
Seneca. st. Lawrence and Green Counties
and the State of Michigan. ~.
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THE OPERA HousE.-The first appearance
Ia Dayton ofthe Ravel-Martinettc Troupe,
was greeted by a very large and delighted
audience pt the Opera Houselast night. All
were enthusiastic IN their admiration ofthe
unique aud novel entertainment. The
chaste and brilliant style Of acting. and the
beautiful scenic representation, gave a
peculiar zest to the performance. It was
of the sort to "drive dull care away" and
make all present enjoy themselves to the
utmost extent. Another splendid bill is
offered tonight The performance will
commence with the beautiful and comic
pantomime of "The Secret, or who owns
the Baby :" to be followed by graceful and
classic representation entitled 'The De-
flance." Then the beautiful ballet 'Pas
Styrien." aud conclude with the grand
dramatic Dantomime of 'Jocko, the Bra
LILLIAN Ape.n There will doubtless be
another overlooking house tonight, and all
who desire to sreure eligible seats should
be there early.
METEoRIo oSHowRRs.-Many flour readers
viii remember the great meteoric showers
of November, 1898, which was visible
throughout the whole of North America.
Thee meteoric showers are said BIZ astron-
omers to be periodical, returning at inter
walls of about thirty-three years. Professor
Newton, of Yale College, who has devoted
much time to the investigation of the sub
ject. states that similar phenomenon will
probably occur about the 18th or l4th of
November next and so confident are as
tronomers generally that it will then ap-
pear that extensive preparations are being
made by scientific men in Europe to OBJ
serve it. But thirteen appearances of
meteoric showers are recorded since the
year 903.
PROBATE CoURT.-The September term
OF the Probate Court-Judge Boltin-will
commence on Tuesday next, the 18th inst
The following is the list of Jurors for the
term:
Edward IIlm, Miami Township.
James Dodds, Miami Township.
Samuel Woods, Miami Township.
Henry Espich, German Township.
William G. Emrick, German Township.
George Puterbaugh, Harrison Township.
Thomas II. Sommcrsctt, Clay Township.
George Baker, Clay Tow nship
F. Lewis Heinz. First Ward.
Joseph Britain, First Ward.
William McCaige Sixth Ward.
VIM. II. Brandenburg, Eighth Ward
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From these and just such like them
comes the loud, persistent demand for more
protection; and how many farmers and
mechanics are now the partisan supporters
of such outrages gouging of themselves
for the benefit of the Lords of the Loom"
by advocating and voting for RoBERr c.
SchENcK, who is ever zealously counted in
the New England Interest! t-iii
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eB-The Radical Legislature of New Jer-
sey met yesterday, in extra session, to act
on the negro enfranchise amendment, pro-
posed to the Constitution, and elect u. s.
Senator, in the place of Mr.. Stockton,
whom the Jacobin Senate deprived of his
seat last winter. The party dared not suf-
fer such importantactsa as these to go before
the People at the election, now closely ap-
preaching.
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SORGHUM.
Noticeto Sorghum Manufacturers

rTNllE undersigned having obtained tbc rt,,ht r
Il the state OF ohio IA the STEYRSsON Iey aToRt A.
Iyh ana process clarifying and granulatinr Sor.
E%hulh mum syrup into mush sugar; also to the mills
20 stind the cane, and dry The sugar renderipas h
really Tor market, Is now having the same mann
ton, Ohio. N'"'fl hay
= ialtes ues fpus ql pyaiune themselves of a l,ro-
cess ahd machinery, which from th,. ctu, la the
nsid to the dry sugar IN tho haIp,l ~ thoroueh
hnn complete, Address JAS u HOPKINS
.c,,,.,s Box No. Ire hay ton Ohio
apply as above ans g,,, M
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C.L.vALLANDIGHAM


Poasttown. Saturday, September 30 IAN
Union, Friday, October ., i2 NJ.
New Lebanon, Saturday. October @. 12 NJ
Ingh1m's blacksmith shop Washington, town
ship, Tuesday October 2 IAN.
Dayton, Court House, Monday, October g.
ID. A. Houk and j. A. Mcmahon will also
address the meeting at Poasttown.
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Now York Money Mnrkct.
NrM YnRK. Scnlnmhn

NEW DIRK. september 10.
Money iseasy at 4@5 per cent.
StcrlinT exchange is dull and nominal at
1888 4@l0Osd.
Gold is without material change, opening
at 1865 declining to ltG4, advancing to
1863, aud closing at 1lGlS.
Government securities are without de-
cided change.
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Who Wants Bargains.

MARTIN BoMBERGER, REAL
ESTATE AGENT. DAYTON, OHIO. has f,e sale.
Twenty Houses and Lots ranging from $500 20
Also SIX farms-three in DArke, two Ina Mont
ggmery and one Ia Van Vert County.
Ohio Insurance once, when not Gus On busInsss
or at the Post Ofico corner .-.7
Buys and sells property TorHs liberal .s4I
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SEED WHEAT.

EoR sALE-Finy bushels very superior wheat.
from newly imported seed last year; il stood the
winter very well, ripened early, uneommonIy
large plump grain, light red or amber color Very
clean aud warranted pure as imported
PRICE,, 81 % per bushcl delivered At Depot
New Paris, s. s. RICUIE
seewa New Parif, Preble County, q.
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Removal.

NJ Eff BENNETT. Manufacturers and Whole.
~ sale and Retail dealers la STOVES, Hollow
ware No-, have removed their Salesruoin nom go
ahd strCet, 10 the rooms formerly Occupi,,I IN
htoHh irE In. on the eorncr OF First street and
s ~ lanai where they VIII bc pleased 10 see their
Cooking and Heating stoves
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

~ was more than twenty years from the.
commencement OF cotton manufacturing In
Rhode Island, under Slater, before the
prices OF common musiins (Which could
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

INcENDIARrsM.-A magnificent residence,
just in state of completion, a short dis
tance back of Covington. Kentucky, costing
fully $4,000, was totally destroyed, -on
Sunday night last by an incendiary fire.
Colonel Hodge. the owner Of the property,
was in the confederate service, and Coving-
ton is full Of Radical vandals. The infer
enee is clear.
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fI'lE co parinership heretofore existing under
the styl and lirin name OF Nen Bennst 4 Co
Was dissolved on the 10th inst Men A I.nnsf No
tng Purchasod the interest of Mr. RelS Fitber
pafther VIII noo the name Of the arm In liouida
S'h If HENRY NEFF |iITl
,.,-.. MILTON BENNHT
J3ltdaWu MARCUS EELLS.
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DESPERATE CoNTEsT,-At Marietta, Ohio,
on Saturday last, personal rcncontre oc-
CURED between Captain Hart. of Memphis
formerly of Marietta) and Captain Levi
Barber, former Provost Marshal at Mari
eta, growing out of controversy about
the war. Hart made lunge with a sword
cane, without effect, and the parties were
separated. Captain Barber followed Hart
into Bosworth, Wells q Co.'s hardware
store. He grasped shovel, and Hart
caught up hoe, and with these rather
novel weapons they renewed the fight
Barber struck Hart a blow on the head
with the shovel, which nearly scalped him.
Hart then ran out of the store, covered
with blood, and ran toward the river, Cap
tain Barber in fierce pursuit. Hart jumped
into a skid, but the skif' was locked. and
he couldn't get away. Captain Barber
overlook him, and knocked him down two
or three times. Hart was badly injured.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

FIRE THIS MoRNING.--The stable on the
rear Of the lot belonging to Mrs. Rhodes,
on third street, between Main and Ludlow,
was entirely destroyed by fire this morn
ing, between four and five O'clock The
destruction of the building was the only
loss sustained, as it contained nothing of
value. The fire was evidently the work of
an incendiarv.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

WHAT'S THE MATTER ?-Thc journal of
this morning don't say word on the i'm
portant subject of base ball" Some of
it's most attentive readers are so uncharit-
able as to say that they are greatly pleased
with the omission
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

ANOTHER GALLows SCENE TO COME Orr.
"A dispatch from Washington, Fayette
County, Ohio, says that w. G. Gray, who
was tried at special term of the court,
held at that place, for the murder of old Mr..
Gray, of Fayettc County, Ohio, October 20,
1864, was found guilty, and was sentenced
by Judge Dickey to be hung on Friday, the
Both of November. nI
The murder, which was perpctrated In
the most cold blooded manner, was simply
to get possession of the victims $500 or
5000.
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THE DAlIYH EMPIRE.
Meeting in the first Ward !


STORK'S GROCERY, FIRST Street
on FRIDAY EvENEG, SRPfiAmER l4fB.
Atseyen o'clock. +. Thompson and Dem
mis- Dwyer will address the meeting. All
are invited to attend.
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BEsT's FILTERs--PRIcE REDUCED.-In or
der to accommodate all classes who desire
10 have pure drinking water this warm
weather, b. Best would announce that he
has reduced the price of his superior Filters
70 $40. This Will place them in the reach
OF all, and no family should be without
one jyl2dtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

WAYNE STREET MARKET HousE.--On and
after the first Saturday in October, Market
hours will be changed from morning to
evening, being held ON Mondays, Wcdnes-
days and Saturdays of each week, COM
mencing at four o'clock, T.. NJ.
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The soldiers and Sailors at Work.

y
The Statesman of yesterday contains the
following call, addressed to the Soldiers and
Sailors of the Seventh Congressional Dis
trict. 1t heg&hs true ring The men who
fought fq ~ RESTORATION of the Union, are
determin 80 see that policy carried out.
now that the war is ended
To the Soldiers and Sailors of the
seventh Congressional District.
COMRADES lin compliance with the call
signed by Maj. Generals Dix, Gordon Gran
ger, Custar McClernand, and Others. for n
Convention of soldiers and Sailors tO be
held in Cleveland on the 18th of September.
1866, all the Soldiers and Sailors of this Dis
trict, who have served in the army and navy
and have been honorably discharged there
from, and approve the restoration policy
of President Andrew johnson, are request
ed to meet with us IN Convention. IN the
City OF Columbus, on Wednesday, the 10Th
of September, inst- mt ten o'clock A. NJ,
at the City Hall, for the purpose ofappont-
ing delegates to the Cleveland Convention,
Gen. Henry Wilson,
Col. II. b. Wilson.
Col. J. s. Innis.
In. Walter, 47th owl.
J. IL. G. Kerr, 95th o. VI.
5. w. Gale, 95th o. vi.
>; 81; j; Clarkson, Sig. Corps, u. S. A.
Ed. Mclaughlin, VI, :.
Lieut.. j. O'Donnell, 9th Mass. vi
Capt. w. i. BloOr. 1S0th o. vi.
Geo. II. CofirOth. 9th b. o. VIC.
Il. McMahan, lS5th o. vi.
j. A. Beetly, l76th o. vi.
j. IleinmilleT, u. $. Gunb't Eastport.
+. DOugherty, 2ith o. vi. A.
John z. Poland, 18th u. ST..
Capt. John Fisher, u. s. N.
And some iifty Others. IU1S
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More ItndicaI Hate.

The City Council of Cincinnati, on Mon
day afternoon by vote of sixteen to six.
refused to ''eXtend the hospitalites of that
city" to President Johnson General Grant,
Admiral Farragut and their attendant
party.
This does not surprise us--the reverse OF
1t certainly would, Incapable of anything
beyond the dirticst partsanism, the pre-
dominant element of that body, have been
true to their own ideas of propriety and
genuine manhood. Pah!
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NOTICE.

Major General Rousseau, the distin-
guished General and present candidate for
Congress for the Louisville District. viii be
present at Vandalia, Friday, Septc nber 81.
Major General Thomas Ewing win he at
Brookville September %.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

POPULAR READNG.-7Charley Andcrtou
at Postofiicc News Depot, has received "a
fresh supply of papers, periodicals and
magazines. lie is well stocked with read
ing for the million. Go and see.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

Gas ExpLosIoN.-The main conducting
pipe of the gas works, at Cincinnati cXplo-
ded on Monday, not inidring dc building,
but seriously wounding three workmcn.
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PLANTERS HOUSE


corner Of sixth and Main streets,
DAYTON, OHIO.
J. T. HAM, Proprietor
TNlE PLANTERS HOUSE, corner of Sixth and
Il Main, Dayton, having been completely reno
waited inside and out, and thoroughly prepared MS
business Mems and Farmers Hotel will be
opened for business Monday, September g. 1886.
The PLAN rERS' HOUSE is only one square from
the Union Depot and Is the most conveniently To-
cate hotel in DAYTON for Travellers see.llr,.in,
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WANTED-To RENT.-A house containing
from five TO seven rooms, located west of
the canal. Address lock box No, 50, Dayton,
Ohio. seplldlw
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Democratic Meetings.
GENERAL WARD

GEN EKAL WAIIJ
Will speak at the following places
Yandalia. Friday, September q, at 10 A. ~
Germantown. Monday, september a NJ 10 a. NJ D..
Dayton Court liouse) "Wednesday and Friday
september2 26 and 2s at =. N.
Miamisburg, SATURDAY, September y, at = NJ.
Hon. L. ID. Campbell win also address
the Vandalia, Germantown, Dayton and
Miamisburg meetings.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11

WANTED.-Twenty respectable Young
Ladies, to act as Ballet Girls in the play of
the sNaiad Queen Apply Immediately at
the Opera House. diff
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-09-11
JOHN A. MCMAHON

win speak at the following places, at the
times stated:
Arlington, SATURDAY, September 10. Z T. NJ
townsville, Monday. September IT. z =. NJ
Pymont, Wednesday, September ~, TP. NJ
az A meeting will also be held at the
Court House, in Dayton, on Thursday
evening, September 2O-the speakers to be
hereafter announced.
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ONCE hours-Open at Z A. NJ; close atTP.M
Sunday-Open from o A. NJ TO 10 AN
WIN. n COMFY T. NJ
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With some perSous this disease becomes
periodical, attacking them regularly atcer-
tain seasons each year, as in the early part
Ofspring when the roses are in bloom. and
hence is name rose catarrh = or in mid
summer during haying time, when it ia
known ~ "hay-catarTh." Some claim 10
be able 10 predict the exact day and even.
hour OF the attack, They usually consider
themselves entirely relieved of the dinicul-
ty during the Intervals but we have rea-
son to suppose that symptoms of the COM
plant are constantly present Ia some mild
form or other which are reused into actiy-
ity by the odor peculiar to certain plants
with which the atmosphere Is inIpregmated
during the seasons mentioned. The chm
paratiye quiet enjoyed between tie attacks
no doubt leads TO the erroneous belief that
the affection has ceased entiiely. Ion8V
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1866-02-06

CAMERON COUNTY, SIS:
The Commonwealth Of Peansylpanid 10 Che Sheriff
Of Camsron County, Greeting:
We command you that you attach Cornelius
Kidder, late Of your County, by all and sin'
gnlar his goods and chattels, lands and teDe-
ments. in whose hands or possession the sans
NAV be, so that he be and sppear before ouf
Court of Common Pleas, 10 be holden at Em<
porium, in and for said County, On the l2tH
Jay Of March next. there TO answer a"nes
Birk head and Catherine Birkhead. Executes
of the last VIII and Testament of Hugh Birk-
head, deceased, of plea of debt; snd also
that YOU summon the persons in whose HANDS
the property is that they be and appear before
our Court, on the sand day, to answer what
shall be objected against them, and abide the
judgement of the Court therein. And have
YOU theI aud there this writ.
Witness the Hon. R. G. Wire, President
Judge of our said Court, at Emporium, this
Sth day of January, a. D. 1866.
A. Z. KELLY, Prothonotary.
And now, January sth, 1865; ii is ordered
bv the Court, at the time of issuing this writ
of Foreign Attachment, thatthe same eepub-
hshed by the Sheriff of Cameron County once
week for six weeks, in one paper publishet
in Cameron County, and also in the Pnila-
delphia Inquirer. By the Court.
A Il. KELLY, Proth'y.
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Esa-The following interesting item was
translated from the German for the JOURNAL,
BY son of Mr.. Christian Breuule, and occa-
sions new thought in connection witM the
population OF the first world:
THE SIZE OF MEN.-A member or the Acad-
emy of Inscription at Paris, has given that
society, a chronological scale of the size Of men
since the creation of the World,up to the birth
of Christ, from which we see that there has
been great degeneration among the race OF
men.
If We can believe the table of the highly
learned Academst our honored fore-father
Adam was no less than l23 feet and inches,
and his companion Eve llS feet and 81 inches
high. Noah was already 20 feet smaller tn an
Adam, and Abraham had come down to the
humble height of % French feet We can
feel ourselves better acquainted with Moses
for he was (as the Academist has correctly
ascertained) but only 10 feet high.
Bye and bye there has fortunately been a stop
put TO the shrinking. or we might at present
have come down TO the diminutiYe size, so
that NJ. Tom. Thumb would appear as gi
ant amongst US.
Hercules was about 10 feet high yet, las we
can see from the Academist table) and there
is no wonder that ne could So easily overpower
the big Lion.
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An IMMENSE EMIGRATION.

An immense emigration will pour into the
Southern States with therestoration of peace.
Thousands of southern refugees, from all the
towns and cities of the North, will return
home; thousands of northern soldiers viii
move in the same direction, and settle, in the
closest bonds of union, among their southern
brethren and, in obedience to the laws Of
demand and supply, thousands OF northern
farmers. mechanics, and laborers, will swell
the mighty volume for the iepeopling and re-
building the waste places of ''the snnny
South. " In anticipation of this grand diver
sion of the tide of emigration, and from the
increasing demands upon them, the proprie-
tors ofHOSTETTER'S CELEBRATED STOM-
,ACH BITTERS are pntting up additional
thousands of boxes of their universally PoPu-
lar tonic and alternative.
We have the testimony Of soldiers, sailors,
travellers, trapPers, miners. emigrants, refu-
gees, farmers and planters, North and South,
"a cloud Of Witnesses that as a safe and re-
liable remedial agent, and as a protection
against all the complaints incident to expos
ure, privations, changes of climate, diet, wa
ter, and habits of life, H0ST1TTER'S BIT
TIERS. used as directed, are worth their
weight in gold, Norrh or South.-[Com.
1t is also proper 10 state that the BItters
are sold exclusively in glass, and never under
circumstances By the gallon or the barrel.
Impostors and imitators are abroad, and the
only safeguard the puB!ic has against them is
10 see that the Bitters they bay have the en-
graved label and note of hand Of Messrs.
Hostetter 4 Smith, and our proprietary stamp
over the cork Of the bottle.
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Lyons Periodical Drops !
The Great Female Remedy for Frreg

TNhe Great Female Remedy for frres-
rl>rities These drops are scientifically com
pounded fluid preparation, and better than any Pills,
Powders Nostrums Being liquid, their aciIon Is
direct and positive rendering than arelable, speedy
and certain specific for the OF all obstructions and
suppresona Of nature Their popularity is Indicated
by the fact that over 10000 bottles annually sold
and consumed by the ladies of the United States,
every one Of whom speak in the strongest terms Of
praise of their great merits. They rapidly taking
The place every other Female Remedy, and are con
sider6d by all who know aught OF them the surest
safest, ad most infa6le preparation in the WORLD
for the Of all Female com plants, The removal OF
all obstrucuors ofnature aud the promotion CT health
regularity and strength. Explicit directions stating
when they may be used. and explaining wherand why
thev should not, could not be used without pro
Gucing effects cChtTary to natures chosen laws will
be f,nnd carefully folded around each bottle, with
written signature ef5oHN l. LYON, without which
Prepared by Dr. JOHN L. LYON. 1875 Chapel
Street. New Haven, Conn, who be consulted
either personally by mail, cenclosing staup) con-
cerning all private diseases and female weaknesses
G. g. CLARK g. CO,
lysp General Agts for United States and Cznadas