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Our Special Dispatches.
WASHINGTON, Nav

WAsHINGToN May g.
This morning at o'clock prize tight took
place at White House landing, twenty-five miles
down the Potomac between Samuel Collier, OF
Baltimore, and Horato Bolster, New York
pugilist, for three hundred dollars a side. To
use the language of the ring, the men show ed
great pluck. On the third round Bolster broke
his right hand and on the tenth round injured
his left hand, but lelused to yield until the end
OF the forty round, when his seconds
threw up the sponge. The fight lasted fiHy-fve
minutes. Clinton James and Jack FITZGERALD
acted as seconds for Collier, and John Lazarus
and James Auley for Bolster. The pugilsts,
with some three hundred sporting men who
were spectators, came up to Washington this
morning, and a great deal of disorder has pre-.
vailed in consequence. In the course of brawl
amongst sporting men at the restaurant of
Charley Hurdle, a Washington pugiist named
Barney Donnelly was shot by Hurdle.
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Suicides.

EUDsoN, N. Y, May s.-Thomas Punch, a
colored man, committed suicide last night by
cutting his throat in the street.
Charles r. Hollenbeck, one of our most re-
spected white citizens, committed suicide yes
terday morning by hanging himself lin an out
building.
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Sinking OF the Rarque "Winthron.n

New YORK, May s.-The barque WinthroD,
from Cienfuegos for Portland was sunk at sea
on the I'd, from the effects OF heavy gale. Cap
tain Hill and crew we're picked up by the schoo-
ner Waiter Raleigh, and brought to this port
The WinttrOp was owned by Captain Hill.
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--latest MnrI,ets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK, May STOCKS are steady. Chicaqo
and Rock Island 1863 Cumberland preferred As;
Michigan Southern, 1si : New York Central, 92I
Reading, 1861; Canton Company, 5SB; Virginia IS,
6S; Missouri 6s, 74J; Erie Railroad 73I; Western
Union Telegraph, e2i Russian Extension, los;
three.tenths 1925 Ten.Iortes, 94I; FIVe,twenties,
lO2 Gold, 1881.
BALTIMORE, MAY 8.-Elour is very firm Western,
Sl0TGl1 %. Wheat steady. Corn-White active at
S4dS5c yellow dull at Soc Oats quiet at 56G57c
Provisions firm, with an upward tendency Western
Lard 2lId22c. Sugars firm Coffee dull; Rio, l6tI
20lc in gold. Whisky, S225J02'26I.
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A MOST EXCELLENT TONIC for any season of the
year is DR.. Jayne's Tonic Yermfuge 1t strengthens
the stomach and bowels, and promotes the general
health; it Is certain also to expel worms and affords
immediate relief to nervous frerting restless chl
dren. Prepared only at No. 2i2 Chestnut street.
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NOT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-George
Wa timer Neil Myers, and John Bastn who were
arrested al PassyUnk road and Reed streets, the
charge of highway robbery. as mentioned in THE
EYHNING lELEGRAPH, have been discharged, the
charge not beng sustained. IL appears that the
party, in company with their accuspr, were on a
sort Of "caItcO," when the latter took off mis- coat
ior ne purpose fighting when one oil his compan-
charged.
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KELLER-PARE On the Sd instant, by the Rev.
Thomas Braineld, at the residence OF the brides
parents, MIR. ISAAC W. KELLER to Miss JENNIE
PARK, both of this CITY.
O'FARRELL-BROFFY.- April 80 1866 at St.
Anne's Church. by the Rev Thomas KieIan,
GERALD OFARRELL, NJ. D., to ELIZA NJ.
Bt OFFY, both OF tins city.
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SALE OF THEATRICAL EFFECTs.-At the
sale of the theatrical elects of Miss Lucy Ru hton
strange prIces. A magnificent damask curtain,
which cost S3OC0 was Knocked down tor S75, while
the c. n ct Miss kushton's dressng.roOm brought
nearly $500, and her toilet arrangements almost as
much more.
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A RIoTFR ARREsTE D.-Yesterday even
ing party gallant bloods, some fifteen twenty
in nu6il or, aImt with clubs, made assault on
some men who were sitting on coal box at GER
nantown road and oxford streets. One of the
attacking party, named Robert OBren, was ar
rested and taken before Alderman Fitch who com.
mtted him TO prison.
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GAMBLERS ARREsTED.-Charles Bonsall
and samuel WoolstoD were arrested and taken be.
lore alderman Jones yesterday, charged with keep
ing an establishment where persons with more
money than brains vent to "BuckI the Tiger" at
No ll35 Chesnui street Ih9y were held in $1,000
IuIl
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DIsORDERLY BOYS ARREsrED.--Jacob
Alberger who keeps pork-packlng establishment
al Sixth and Dcke son streets has been greatly an.
noyed lately bv parties of bo. s. who interfere with
bis business He informed the police, who captured
Twelve OF he boys Alderman Lutz held them for
breach of the peace
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A DISHONEST BoARDER.-Willam II.
Kane was before Alderman To'and this NOR ing
cbargtd with ne larceny OF a quaint y OF clothing
valued SlCO The goods were stolen from he res
dence OF MIR. Mcguire, Dilwyn and Willow streets
where Kane boarded. He was committed in de.
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HEAVY STORE ROBBERY.-The store of
joseph HaGey, No. AL n. Second street was en-.
tered through the font grating last n1ght, aud
robbed OF number OF silk dress patterns. mantilas
shawls, etc. valued at $1,000 The burglars escaped
with theIr punder hv mennA of q hack Mindnw
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For BREAKFAST.

For BREAKFAST.
FOR DINNER.
FOR SUPPER.
NHw BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEW BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No 100 West street, New York.
UPHO1sTIRY. --Mattings and carpets laid, town
and country, positively when ordered at
PATTEN's Upholstery Store
No 14OS Chestnut street.
tt ERE is no danger OF getting bit whore there are
10 bafkers" Charles Stokes & Co., the eminent
OOthefs, under the Continental, have no 'barkers"
az lhelr 0oo1s TO seek CUSTOM but they secure aud
MAINTAIN Their custom bv GIVING firstcass eoods and
Workmanship at the same prices as are charged Tor
interior goods at other houses.
PATTED IS DOLLAR CURTAINS and Dollar Shades
The wonder is he can sell them SO low. 1t is fact
however All are getting bargains at
PATTEN's. No. l408 Cbesnut street.
FINE ARTs,-O of the apSst sales OF paintings
ever held IN this city takes place at SCOTS Art
Gallery, No, 1920 Chesnat street, on Thursday and
Friday evenings 10th and 1lth inst, a u O'Clock
Every painting in the cata OPue III numbersl IS
guaranteed original For particulars see ADVERTISE
ment unoer auction notices.
CURTANsg-,lL Curtains, new Auction Cur.
PATTEN's, No. 14Os Chestnut street.
PRICES REDUoED-A RARE CHANCE.-select a
style of Photograph at b. +. Remers Gallery, No
ga Arch street. Splendid pletHres at moderate
prices. See specimens-all stS les.
WINDOW SHADES ONE DoLLAR-No humbug.
Real Gilt Shades only one dollar, at Patterns, No.
l4OS hesnut street.
"lubrcative packing tNr steam engines.-for terms
see 123 chesnut st, ph1la and s6 dey st. new yOrI'
MATTRESS AND BEDDING made over at Patterns =
No. l40S Chesnut street.
COMPOUND INTEREST NOTES Z 80 and 52Os
wanted. De Haven & Brother, No. 40 s. Third
street
500 COUPONS, DUE MAY 1sT,
WANTED BY DREXEL & Co
No "a SOUTH THIRD STREET.
STICK & Co.'s PIANOS Over one thousand of
these beautiful instruments in use in Philadelphia
Only at j. L. GoULD's Seventh and Chestnut.
MASON & HAMLIN's CABINET ORGANS, unlike
and superior to any and all reed instruments
Only at e. GoULD's, Seventh and Chestnut.
POPULAR TAILORING
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
AND
FINE CUSTOM WORK.
WANAMAKER & BROWN,
OAK HALL,
Southeast corner SIXTH and MARKET Streets.
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DIED.

BATES.-O On the 9Th instant 5 FRANKLIN, son
OF Samuel H. ana Mary G. Bates, IN he Sd year OF
his age.
The relatives and friends are invited 10 attend his
eral, from the residence of his parents No 1O16
Brown street, on We inesday afternoon at o'clock.
lnte1ment at Monument Cemetery.
BRUNER On Sabbath morning May 6, MAR
GARET G. NAGLFE, wife of James p Bruner.
lhe relatives and trends OF the family are, tho 1t
turther notice. inv ted to attend the funeral from her
late esdencc, Bridge above Thirty. fifth street on
wednesday afternoon ut O'Clock Inerment at
Laurel HILL
JONES.-On Monday, MAY Z, 1866 THOIAS
JACOB, only child OF William and Elizabeth
Jones.
R0WLEY.- On Monday, May z, Mrs ABIGAIL
ROWLEI mother Of 5. b. ROwleY, aged 78 years.
The friends OF the family are without turther no.
uce, invited to attend the funeral, at Old Pine
st eet Church, on Wednesday, the 9th instant, at
O'clock
SEIIZINGER ON the 9th day of Nav, Mrs
ANN SEllZlNGER, relIct Of Jacob w. Seitzinger
deceased.
Her friends and those OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, at Clear Spring, near Reading Pa on
Thursday mofnnp, the 10th instant lat III O'Clock
10 urocced TO the CHARLES Evans Cemetery ~
STlLEMAN.-OQ the 9th instant, RICHARD
SIILEMAN, in the 10th year of nis age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect
Iully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence, No. ll49 Sophia street, on Thursday
morning, the 10th instant, at 10 o'clock Funeral to
proceed TO Monument Cemetery
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PASSING COUNTERPART MONEY.-William
Cona'an was arr sted at entu and Market streets,
yesterday afternoon, for passing $50 counter feit
United States nole. He said he OBJ aimed the ole at
harrisburg when he got paid or Alderman Jones
held i,lm In S1h00 bail. -
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UPHOLSTERY .-Mattings and carpets laid, town
and country, positively when ordered, at
PATTEN's Upholstery Store,
No 1A03 Chesnut at root
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PATTRD's DOLLAR CURTAINS and Dollar Shades
The wonder is he can sell them SO low. 1t fact,
however. All are getting bargains at
PATTEN,s. No. l4Q8 Cbtsnnt street
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tt ERE is no danger OF getting bit where there are
10 bnrkers" Charles Stokes & Co., the eminent
Oothe1s, under the Continental, have no 'barkers"
at their doors TO seek CUSTOM but they secure aud
maintain their custom bv giving firstcass Goods and
workmanship at the same prices as are charged Tor
inferior goods at other houses
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LACE CURTAINS FROM AUCTIoN.-A large lot of
curtains from auction, which are slightly soiled
will be sold half price. They are the most ele CANT
ever INTRODUCED in Philadelphia They were bought
low, and will be sold cheap Those in search of
bargains would do well to cal at w. Henry Pat
140S Chesnut street.
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PICKING POCKETS AT THE CIRCUs.-A
chap canned James Smith was caught at the Circus
BrooA and Locust streets, yesterday afternoon with
his hands IN another persons pocket, evIdenCly
searching att.'r Yaluables. Alderman Moore held
him in g6OO hail
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ATTENTION is invited to the advertisements of
Edwin Hall & Co, No. 2S s. Second street, 1t will
be seen that they have greatly reduced the prices of
Spring and summer Silks and also that they will
open two cases of Summer Poplins at much below
the cost of importation Messrs Hall & Co have a
splendid stock OF all descriptions OF Dress Goods,
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Boy RUN OvER.-George Hall was an
rested at Eleventh and Market streets yesterday af
ternoon, charged with reckless driving, in running
over a small DoY Hall was driving an Ice waco /.
Alderman Jones held him IN $1,000 baIl to answer
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CURTANs.-Lace Curtains, new Auction Cur.
tains One Dollar, at
PATTEN's No l4Os Chestnut street.
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LACE CURTAINS, only one dollar; only think of
it! Lace curtains, one dollar Very heavy and
much finer curtains, 2, 4, g. and 10 dollars. Some
of the heaviest curtains ever imported IL to 25 dol
tens, No. 1408 Chestnut street,
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MEssRs. RocKHILL s. WILSON'S GRAND BUsI-
MES LEvEE.-lhe he formal reOpening of the Brown
stone Clothing Hall Of MessIs RocShill & Wilson,
Nos. q 3 ana 6O5 Chestnut street-in ITS improved
form in consequence OF the late fire at this establish.
ment-came off last evening and was in every re.
spect brill ant success Ample notice of the affair
had been gwen through the newspapers, and never
was the powerot printers INK more potently veri.
fed AT al early hour the people, including a libe.
RAJ percentage of LADIES' began 10 pour in through
Their main avenue, surveying the Mems and Boys'
department on the first floor and then proceeding
DY way OF their magnificent new stairway to the
custom department. on the second floor, and other
parts OF the editlce. The immense display OF fash
lObaDle new spring garments arustIcally arranged
IN tiers, and the elegant array of fabrics placed i'm
such manner as to afford easy examination TO all
the beautiful and substantial turriture of the various
depart tments, the immense mirrors. duplicating the
scene almost TO intinltude, all bathed in a flood of
hgh streaming from scores OF chandeliers, rendered
the scene as effective any mere business spectacle
that has ever been witnessed IN this country A
band dlscoursed sweet music from the front of the
building at interval, throughout the evenin . which
attracted crowds of listeners VII hout and added
much TO the gratlfcatOn of The visitors within This
eeaseless countermarchIng thTOng was kept up from
y until afGer 10 O'Clock du ing which time it is est
mated that over thirty thousand persons visited this
popular othng mart and paid their respects to ITS
esteemed and enierprismg OrODrietOrs
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ever held IN this city takes place at Scott's Art
Gallery, No, 1920 Chesn1t street, on Thursday and
Friday evenings 10th and 1lth inst, % O'Clock
Every painting in the cata OPue III numbersl Is
guaranteed original. For particulars ADVERTISE
ment un0er auction notices
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WINDOW SHADES ONE LLAR-No humbug.
,-Rea Gilt Shades only one dollar, at Patterns, No.
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PRICES REDUCRD-A RARE CHANCE Select a
style of Photograph at b. +. Reimer's Gallery No
624 Arch street. Splendid pietares at moderate
Irlces See specimens-all sty les
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CHOLERA AND WOODEN LEGs
Ii Is an undsputed lact tnat comparatively few
persons who have tcOOden t,gS Ial victims to
epldemc. The circumstance appears surprising at
first but it may easily be accounted tor, upon the
same plan which enables Us TO discover why people
eat fewer meals in February than in any other
month In short, il is because that Notwithstanding
the unhappy effects of war; wooden legs are always
scaIcer than natural eXtremit es though either kind
can convey ou to that grand depot of good and
cheap Cohng-lower Hail.
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Philada. Stock Exchange Sales, May 8
Reported by De Haven & Bro, No 40 s. Third street

SECOND BOARD
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NEW POSTAL ARRANGEAIENTs.-Mr. Wal
born, the Postmaster, has perfected his arrange.
mens for the placing OF letterboXes in the passen-
ger cars Our citizens will be accommodated in this
way in the course Oi u lew days
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NhW BERMUDA POTATOES.
NEw BERMUDA ONIONS.
NEW BERMUDA TOMATOES.
Your Grocer or Market man can get supplied at
BERMUDA PRODUCE COMPANY,
No. 100 West street, New York.
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"lubrcative packing fNr steam engines for terms
see I23 chesnut st, phIa and e6 dey st., new YORK.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-06-08

The 1eel Westega Uaiaa eteanee1ouu
Ospk Jeha 6oilh, Dssves ~ ~ ~ Z
u 4. \. 80 Z ?. T.. ~ Pct Djgsl 81
oeeting viii tsoine ~ IL NofAoa ~
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baaus, ~ tws dsllass.
The nagni6csat stsanee Seeker jlate
CapA Hight Clsrk Pima, yin Nv III
pest Jee q Le1ls this sveais.
n ndgsiAesot - vhsl paskse hwk
sys STATE, Cast Wsedsn, leaves thil
eveaing fos Sc. Psul sad all intefudiat<
peisls. B. n. Psseeyoas, agent.
The ssw ed sleeant steamer, Oy n
katAsburg, Capt. ]. W. Caapbsll, II =
part tx fseC Madison asd inteeu Int
points, Maki6e ejess And sufe ceun1iouu
lee st. Louis, q . o'eleck temoerow joen,
ise. Lsousl Paskhusst u tie o@es,s n.
Pioeeyman. Agoae.
/. Ths naaanoRsaad Dsbsqse - Dil
HsaaRson, Capt. Nc0ewin, Clfk Dbieea,
VA depart for Dubuqss ed Wy pnts u.
9sssow morning a I o'coek. Coh peeu
nAes through 70 Dubuqas q. r. 4Pret'
1nAn, leSet.
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HollswAv's Pltss.-Dedily Prsstsalise
"A word Of Advico.-No o6hoe nodidnG
hss yet bssa discovered tesQual ~ 49,
Of Hollosay's Piils. IN thsar rieid eets - n
morbid a0sctisns u ~ bsa.s - Weasi-
ness OF snssvstioa u ~ bedy ~ 80 bes
ing intimately allied viii The oeAes. III
primary causes Il this dissass sxists b thl
stomach and thess medicines ere especially
adapted fss pusif.ing The blood, correcting
tho arrangements oi ths liver, s(Ssagthen
Ing the digestive organs. and invigorstinQ
the general IS stem.
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A uoef nnufAL ANNA Qoot 6eqt0
afIair trauspirod % 17th Stfset, tAiS ~
tssnoen ct about . U'ooeA. r. 6omodA1s
past q Irish drayenoa q neeoeieoSly ~
SAarsctsf, wh1ss ely naus,as far - ~ can
. G Sis.as. u a sish '6 6r. R. D. Hyess, Il rsssrs
to > vassae II beleosiee = hin whieh -
jsi6s tbs Doelps'e .reiopee. This s6seS
neoa, oos q 1lfs. usyofS Shickeas stsaysd
oe>e the vaeaak ls4 vhsa ~ drsynae kil>
led 1t. The sssvant girl vent out to pisk Il
up, bot was eAaoed n a1aln. A youae nan
teik kdine viii ~ Doetae, thsa went ,sst
pioked . ~ chisksp, md fIetutSsd UitAN
- ,boiag no)aetsd. A lbw n6neaEs allse-
w6fds, Nh. Msysss startsd serose IL stsee
Fle Mn. 10Se1Dss eei1Ahee. Nhs9te9ee
~ vay 0oeooo, sho 6eutol dray0An zip.
rfub t6hiod ~. "a sesuok. 81 . 0nf-
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TRACY z lD1e1sTO1..

- Nesth 4th street, s.. Louis, MsrehAal
Tailoes aod Dsalcss In Fivst-clAso Clothing
and 0eats' Fusnishiag 0eods. Gsntlsmsn
wanting seeds 10 The shove line, win find
it = their advantage 70 call Of address q
sbovs, uhses they viii 6sd practical men Il
their basiasss, end dealing exclusively ID
6rse.class soeds q ssasoasb,s prices. Re-
msubse Tracy I Bristol % North "a
stssst. directly opposite Main Botrauee "a
PlantssS' Heuse. naro.do0.
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Ohleooma. e NalApateA. (alee en1lsd layoe-
epsk) ~ LsatioA = hsskle1s ase eeesa
wy en1syt.s, peE(is.laa1y y laa1eesf9gAa
eo9olonioo, e ~ aiooe1eso1 spsb 49,
mess p1ainly = ~ 1Ass e . bloede thaa q
hesssels; bot thsy gsaealy uae H. 1sae:
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ua1s dissesss q ~ sklA : spssialitt, ~
disesveesa assosdy issthsU llsoslseieisus.
which b & enss yssops, isoAllsass Rss ~
by HlteAeodk . 6tasks, end 0teseneoe 4
Oesnahop. RroQessd slly b. 3. q. Perry,
DsemaAoSejsl, n. = I'D oeosk New
Yosk, and T. oalt by all dsuerlols. priee
O. pr bstlle. sclnr ~ RevysS Ma ~
Nsssls Lse FblfiA. 1tfes , Fu1asa
whslss>le Afsees Chez. M. tapl4,ay
90 70 usA1ss.--0si 20 DtyaaA 0a1l
ton 1 Msszill,s navsnpugt Oesneeeisl O.
lsgs, 70 g6t 1 th9godeh ptattieal bQlaeeq
sduca&iea. 90 lstuns : gsed - steoS
GFaph epsm8es. ~ el1eaIasp 49, (sll
aeaas S.Js sGyaSt, osalala tllss1l1l
Dsvsaesse tsea dwly. -
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ore the only sa truly eaecttve medicine for Females
estast Do mot trine Mir your health, and use cheap
aad dangerous medicine, which DrugHirts may have
bought, end will recommend % you, bcing ignorant
of their qualities. Mrs. Winsl0W's Mystic Pills are
mild In teir operations; correct a Irregularities and
painful mensruat0n; rcD0ve al distractions, wheth-
ffom cold OF otherwise. No maiden, wife or moth
shonld be without them. Try thcm--use according
10 directions and know the result will be - de-
sired. Ask for Mrs.. Wlnslows Mystic PILLS. Take
other. Price - per box, boxes for -. For
ealc BY Ill Druggists In Davenport u. Sc0vil. Agent.
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