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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
AMERICAN
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The true valne Of Machinery applied TO wa,chma
hing 10 not that BY Its use Watches are made rapid
IT, but that they made correctly. Very few peo-
ne know whv altman Watch should be superior
TO any other. In the fret place, nj Walthain the
Watch 10 regarded only machine, to be construc-
ted like any other machine lanical primo pies
1.-THE watches are good II IL bee the hincry
il good Uf course there must BE- no DEFECT In the
principle plan OF the movement no mistake in
the eses shapes Of the pieces Of which il 10 com
puscd-Do,hing wanting In their properties, and no
error 10 their positions Tbeee points once thorough
y settled, II rests wholly with the machinery. con
structed with infinite diversity 81 form and function
expressly for the purpose, tn produce the finished
pieces. BY mesns Of multiplying guaces and micro
scopes tess ana inspection tor the detection Of wear
In the cutting TOOLS md for faults and flaws in steel
or stone made 10 accompany the work In every
stAge from beginning to end As necessary result,
the watch goes together perfect machine Every
part il found 10 IL properly IN its Place every
pin may be pushed TIL IL pine Is, and every screw
turned home. Instead OF a sluggish and feeble &C
ton, the balance. even under ne pressure OF the
motion, and the bent has the clear ringing sound al
ways characteristic of the Waliham watch. Tie
machine IL time keeper from the start
This system Of matchmaking y unknown In for
eign countries, and s entirely original with the Walt
ham Company. The Company claim that BY It they
produce watches that cannot be eqnaled for every
Quality which makes watch valuable. simple y
plan and correct in principle, the movement IL mol
chssp IN, i Uniform In the minnte-t detxiir. moi
easily damaged. and when reparyd nIwAye good as
new There different grades Of finish IN the DIFF
fere0t varieties OI WATCHES UiHue " " hitihin
Company M ere are different sixes and shapes Il
suit al taste and means buf every Watch that bearo
the genuine trademark Of WAirRAN" il guaranteed
to be good one, and nobody need be afraid y buy
I.
Ebony WatcA Fully Warvsnted.
For sale By I'll First-Clsss Dealers in ~
United States and British Provinces.
| FOr further Information address the Agents.
ROBBINS e APPLETON,
! noy7-dAW1m 1874 Broadway. N. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23

compi.ni. 81 pss:cn.liy q Y lss'st An ii eo,
sainins q large pages and wing full particulars.
cent "a any address on receipts Of 70 cepie.
no LADlEs.--A pamphlet q .pecial imp'ssan s,'
one On receipt u stamp. Direct al lettess % THz
3Arsoio lnsssrrrr. 81. Paul. 4Ixn. anglsd4wly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-23
RAILR DADS,


Chicago, Rock Island / Pacific
Railroad.
lS67-SS. Wiatss ARranssnent. l0s7-SS.
Trainsrun BY Chicago time which 10 twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
0NAND AFTER MONDAY, NOV IS. 1851.
Davenport daily, lSssAays sxceptsd) = fcilevs
Going 1ast- LIT Nail train u. .......6 %, 4. D.
= Night express. ::.:7 30, -
Going West-lst, Expfess end Mail for Dee
Moines and Washington. sos AZ.
@e~4 -, Aiaee, tsr Dss Moiuss I'D
Muscatihe. ...........7.1SS.H
Arrive At Davenport daily, (Sunlays xcspssl
From the Eass--lst Night express st. g -, A =
"a Daily Ex. 1 mail. s 50, :. ..
Fron NE west-1ss Mixed from Des Moines
.T "a. Rspr.ss r.. D.. III S.; =;
and Washington. los S.n.
coxHscnoHa. -'f
A. Chicago vith Ill Eastern Routes.
n Joliet with q. A. = 8. h. r. 4 for Dloso.
iaStop, Springfield, -, ~ &c.,.
- L.s:lls .isA l. 9. =. = ssr D.slsssA. -
: AZ. = i.s1 c:;sel VIII Q, 3. Ae.a \. 70. B..-
Il Psoris With Z. r. J. h. B. As.
Al Des Moines. Iowa City, and Washingtsn
with Western stage Ce.'s Stages. for I'll poinAs
West. Southwest and Northwest.
Hleepisg Coeehss - all Night traius Through
Tickets for sale and Baggage ehssEed 70 Prin-
cipsl Eastern Cities and Towns.
r. A. RAIL-, Asst Gen. Sept Chicago.
A. KmBALl, Asst. Supt lows Division.
davenport
Davenport, nov. -. 1es7.
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AZ TIE 0AiRNrC MEDICAL
fNofITUT8, "a Conceft Hall
mock, near lhs Post Once. ~.
Paul, Minn<sUea.
- TIE oaly regular Charter.
I'd lnnrm ary Of IT, kind In the
,Wsat, In charge Of 3 regular Snr.
'gcOn, . graduate u the Medical
College ~ ohio.
COnIrDEnfiAL CCrsulrArloEe-
SoermAterfhMa or SEMINAL De
b{lity, Private Diseases, Female
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
Virginia News.

Charles Sheppard was shot and killed in an
affray at London Bridge, in Princess Anne
county. . few days ago by Major Woodhcuss,
formerly OF the 18th Virginia tConfederates In.
fantry. The affair ongina ted from person al
difficulty between the parties .0reat excite
msnt " as produced by the affair, and the Ma
jsr was Immediately arrested
Meetings Of citizens were held in Rappahan-
mock county and Dinwidaie On Tsafsaay, 81
and delegates sent to the August con ven:ion in
Richmond
W.A. Fitzburgh, Attorney for the owner,
sold on Monday to L. a. BearGsley, of Iowa
that heautiful residence, Kenmore on the
western edge OF Fredericksburg and contain
ing tour acres. for $1,000. Mr. B. has also
purchased three adjacent lots a acres, for
ga, 400.
il was currently reported yesterday that the
present Collector oflntern al Re ven ne in Rich
mona. would be removed this week. There
ale fonr prominent aspirants for the Office,
viz Gen. John l.. MuIford, John Van Lew,
DR.. Charles Mills and Mr. Howe
Suit mas been entered in the Circuit Court of
Stanford. by Mrs. Ann M. FitZhugn. to su bject
the Arkendale estate in that county, to the
payment OF S3I 1925. The defendants re VIM.
Bonwell, Charles Clement, Hear irincrd,
and their wives
A letter from Westmoreland &c ssy, dated
June 2sth, says, ga man, supposed to be the
lmpostor who has been extorting money from
freedmen, was arrested yesterday at White
Point, in Westmorelana. and sent to the jall OF
that county
Rev. Moses ID. Hoge, ID. D., OF Richmo has
been called by the Presby terrain congregation
in Lexington, to supply the vacancy made bv
the retirement OF Rev. DR.. White. He has not
yet signifed his acceptance OF the call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
Prize FIGHTS.


Two more OF these demoralizing exhibitions
came of on Thursday last.
Ned Lawder and Jakey Marks encountered
at Hunters Point tor Sl0O side The men
who have been long jealous Of each others
fame, met At l:i0a q. m. duly esQuired, and had
rafting" and uninterrupted .mill." 1t was
Lawder's debut for money; he is a well built
man, 1873 pounds weight, muscular, with q
lighting mug, but q skin OF milky Wilderness
Marks, on the contrary, looked brown as
nutmeg, and his physiognomy betrayed his
lsraelltlsh descent. The fancy mustered strong
and New ork sport, who on such occasions
sinks his individuality under the sobrlQ net of
Wide Awake" acted as referee. Marks won
the toss for corners; and, the han dsha king farce
ended, furious and protracIed battle ensu.
ed-tWenty three hard fought rounds In forty.
eight inutes. The features Of both men were
SO dishgured and battered as to be unrecogniza-
bic, and At the last round both were 80 exhaust.
ed as TO be unable to Ontinue the fight Marks
was declared victor, The break up was
peaceable.
Tisdale and Payne met for like prize at the
Palisades, Thursday morning. MIR. g. T.; I'm.
derwood, OF Boston. was referee. The crowd
was notlarge, Brooklyn contributing the larger
moiety. The combaiants fought thirty-two
rounds in one hour and fifty minutes Both
were badly bruised and cut, Payne nayinge evil
IDENTIFY had the better. The New York ronphs.
however, got up tree fight and compete d the
referee TO give judgment In favor OF Tisdale
1t was Tisdale's first appearance; he showed
considerable skill, but 1t availeo him moth.
ing against the shockers OF Payne.-N. j. Sur,
I'm '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

FATAL SHOOTING AFFRAY IN VIRGINIA
Durlng the registration of voters al London
Bridge, Princess Anne county, Va. u few days
ago, shooting case occurred which resulted
III the woanding OF one OF the parties engaged
In 1t, named Charles Sheppard. II appears
that the registration had occasioned q large
assemblage at the Bridge, and among the num-
Der was Sheppard. VINO was about taking a
Drink with several colored men, and asked
Major Wocdhouse to join him. The Major
replied that he was in the habit of selecting the
company with whom he drank. Sheppard,
after drinking, called the MAJOR aside, as it
was thought, Tor the purpose OF an Explanation.
Aftera few moments conversation he knocked
the Major down. The latter tLereupon drew
pistol and shot his assailant in he stomach
infiictipg a mortal wound Both parties are
residents OF Princess Anne county. Wood
house was Major in the 10Th Virginia infan-
~; ana Is represented to be cripple and in
feeble health, while Sheppard is a large, mus.
cular man. Great excitement was produced
by the affair, and the Major was imm ediately
arrestea, and held to answer before a legal
in yestigatCn,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

CUTTING GLASS UNDER WATER WITH SCIs-
soRs.-The American Artisan republishes
from the London Photographic News, the
following account OF process for cutting
glass, which might be user al in cases where 4
glaciers diamond cannot be procured
''ln order to insure success, two points 10 ust
be attended TO: first and most important, the
glass m ust be quite level while the scissors are
applied; and second, to avoid risk, it ia better
10 begin the cutting by taking off small pieces
at the corners and along the edges, and SO re-.
duce the shape gradually to that req uired, for
il any attempt Is made TO cut the glass ali at
once to the shape, as we should cut q piece OF
card board, it will most likely break Just
where it Is not wanted. Some kinds OF glass
cut much better than others; the softer glasses
cut best. The scissors reed not be at ali sharp
as their action does not depend much upon the
state OF the edge presented to the glass. When
the operation goes on well, the glass breaks
away from the scissors in small pieces IN a
rsight line with the blades. This meth cd
has often proved very useful in "a lyOy. lis.
etc., " hich would be very expensive If ground
en-; and though the edges are not so smooth as
mag be desired for some purposes, the method
is worth knowing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

FASHIONS IN GOLD POWDER AND CHIG-
NoNs.-A Paris letter says:-..Gold hair.pow-
Ger appears 10 be as much in faysr with
baonoe beauties as ever, and no subt will
continue go until they have converted them :
serves INTO brunettes in accordance with the
va1ling fashion Chignons. which have
shsnuy decreased IN size, or at any rate pro-
lect less than before, are almost in yariabIy ar.
ranged IN plaits, and have ordinarily two long
plated ends, or a couple of long cnris of the
1oTh styiec .eork-screw hanging from them
and railing down the back or over one or both
shoulders. l noticed one chienen with a mass
OF frizZly curls at the top and the orthodox pair
OF long curls hanging from them down 10 the
Cnrls in between"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THponau n,s,

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE THROUGH DIsAr.
POINTED LoVE.-A young woman named
Coombs, residing in Jersey City, attempted
suicide On Tuesday. because she had been for
saken by her lover, George NeTkirs, who be-.
came iuriously jealous at seeing her in com.
paRy WIN ano.her gentleman. The disap-
pointed girl procured three one ounce yiais of
laudanum ana went 10 the house OF her lovers
father, where she upbraided the young man
for his perfiay. and swallowed the cor tents OF
the three walls OF laudanum. the dose was
100 large, fortunately. and reacted, and by the
aid OF a physician her life was saved The
elder Newkirk subsequently obtained a war
rant against the girl for disturbing the peace
on his premises, and the girls lover tooK on.
second warrant against her for ;nrea,eaing
his life,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

NRAELY A EICTIM.-A fashionable vouup
lady OF milwaukee,, who was ambitious to
shine as the belle Of her circle, nearly fell a
victim TO her vanity last week. She had heard
NAT arsenic was a beautitier. and, resolving
70 become an arsenic-eater. she procured a
supply of the poisonous drug Not knowing
tDs quantity that could be safely ia ken, how.
ever, she used too much for the first dose, and
ner friends were alarmed by a supposed at
tempt a. suicide, until the victim, in an inter-
val from violent sickness, was ena bled to give
an explanation. A fatal result was averted
oy the sEillful attentions OF the physicians
Young ladies who are determined to ad 4 10
Inc charms which nature has bestowed on
them, should beware of poisons, and trust
oEiy 10 natures eos metics OF air and exercise
Gus cultivation of their faculties, they " in
&canTe beauty more lasting and attracti We
than can be obtained by any other means
Paid. Ledqer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

A THRIFTY FARMER-A farmer in the nav
ince OF Lin burg. France, as hit upon a curi
Gus way of deriving profit from horsefesh
he Keeps some two thousand fowls which are
lIe latest IN me country. owing 10 the way In
which be feeds them Every week hs bnvs
Two or three dead horses, which he cuts u o and
Dolls: The broth is given to bis pigs, that seem
toebloy ms novel soup very we'll, and thrive
admirably upon H. The meat that has nsen
nsea Ior Inc broth Is hashed and gwen to the
fowl, and what remains of the horses carcass
ses Il SOLO 10 the sugar refners: who convert il
into lampblack. The eggs of his fowls be sands
over 70 England, realizing six confines apisce
for en-, and the fowls 20 the same way when
They have done laying eggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

SALR OF PROPERTY IN ROCKINGHAM Conn
TY, FA.-Messrs. ID. Price /. Co. have sold
10 A. ]. Warfeld, OF harrisburg, Pa, The fol-
lowing valuable property: First three aun-
ofeo acres, a part OF tue tract OF land belonging
to Capt. +. ). Yancey, located on me Shanan
doah River, miles south of NcGaheysyille,
III Ibis county. On this land there are $50 acres
OF valuable pine timber, suitable Cor lumber
frlce, @ll ,uUO-equiyalent 10 cash VIZ 5000
in hand and The rest at one two and ,0res
years, with interest. Second. ore. harfos RI yer
Bank property, Mr.. Harlow's INTEREST," com.
pflslng WatPf.poWer, saw and grist mills
machinery. &c, belonging 10 Nessrs. LsrRins
Il Harlow Price, 3d. $50, equiyalen. 10 cash
In Ran
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
KNOW THY DESTINY

MADAME 3. r. THORNTON, the great English
Astrologist, Clairyoyant and Psychometrician, who
has astonisheds the scientific classes Of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson, N. Y.
Madame Thornton possessed such wonderful powers
of second sight enable her to impart
Of the greatest importance the single married
OF either sex. While in state Of trance, she de-
neates the very features Of the person you are te
power known as the Peychomotrope, guarantees to
produce life like picture Of the future husband or
wife Of the applicant, together with date of
rage position in life, leading traits of character
&c. This is no humbug, as thousands Of testimo-
malls can assert. She will send, when desired, a
certified certificate, written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. By inclosing a
small lock of hair and stating place Of birth, age
disposition and complexion, and inclosing fifty
cente and stamped envelope addressed to yourself
you will receive the picture and desired information
by return mail. All communications sacredly con-
fdential Address, in confidence, MADAME L. f
THORNTON, P. o. Box 223, Hudson, N, Y.
Al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

Nof-ATTRNDANCE AT SCHooL.-The N. Y
Sun, IN overhauling the statist cs of that ty
and the schools, comes to the conclusion that
there are probably 3O0, 600 children of suitable
age to attend school, and yet school reports
show that the average attendance is less III an
one. third of that number. Last year the names
OF 2S6,Se3 pupils were entered upon the COM
mon school lists, but there were so many de.
lDquents that the average attendance was re-
duced 10 1886. The editor thinks:
I'm this failure OF ch l1ren to attend school,
.ies 'ne germ OF very large part of the vice
and crime with which New York ahonnds
Two-thirds Of the youth Of this city are either
non attendants or else only occasional at
tenoanfs at school, and the moral training of
general rule, children are brought up in he
scbool OF useful knowledge. or in the school of
vice. Can it be then. tina, two.thirds of the
youth OF This city belong to the tier class OF
pnplls The proportion OF children who are
growing mp IN vice Is very large; but all are
not OF this class who fail to attend school"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

a FERTILIZER FROM THE OCEAG-AH along
me coast OF New Jersey, coral, composed
largely OF phosphate and heterogeneous m AFTER
70 forming so rapidly as TO threaten INTERRUPT
non 10 navigation in some places Being an
excellent fertilizer. il is being collected with
strong forks and graphing hooks; and in many
instances the deposits are so large and heavy
that they cannot be lifted to the surface, Nv
passing the entire mass through d crushing
machine, everything is reduced TO small frae-
mems At the same time q liberal amount Of
dry muck is mingled with the coral for the
purpose OF absorbing The ammonical mate
rial, and thus retaining it until the COM post
rSn De applied 10 the soil. The new fertilizer
promises to be source of rich revenue to the
State - -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES.-INDELIBLB
i STAMPING. Warranted fast colors. Will
wash and boil. Done 10y French composition,
the receipt of which has been purchased at a high
price, Saves expense of braiding.
- Ladies are invited to CALL get sample, and try
it. Ladies' white or colored Underskirts. Balmo-
rails, Aprons, &c, Stamped on Imitation or braid
ing in fast colors. -. -
WARRANTED NOT To WASH OUT.
Great saving to ladies having clothes, for chill.
dren to make up. No braid. no sewing; but the
pattern printed in the goods indelbe. Strips thas
can be attached to the bottoms Of Ladies' Skirts
tsame as they worn in New York } ready
stamped, and for sale at less than half the usual
cost of braid. Birds, medalions. Figures, animals
Of any pattern stamped. Goods as REPRESENTED or
the money returned MN. PRINCE,
NH l2-tf 439 9Th street. opposite Patent ONCE.
IyOLD JEWELRY, WATCHES, AND SILVER
uaWARE.-I have on hand and am constantly
ceiying all of the latest styles of Jewelry, &c.
which will sell as cheap genuine articles be
purchased for at any responsible establishment in
this or any other city An examination and COM
Quested, at 33s Pennsylvania avenue.
les Il. U. HOOD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

A FAMILY SWEPT SUDDENLY AwaY.-The
Rochester Democrat records Il SAD case or
mortality in neighboring village a man
named Freeman, with his wife and three
children. lateiy arrived at Penfield, from Eng.
land, and took up his residence with rsla-
tive MRS. Freeman was taken i'll soon after
ner arrival, and died three days after-on the
l1tn OF June. On The last day Of jane one OF
me children died. on the lst of July another
one, and on the 5th, the third and last child ex.
PRED Mr.. Freeman finds himself i'm a land
OF strangers bereft Of his entire family, four
having died in three weeks The disease was
called typhoid fever, bnt is now spoken OF as
the bla ok measpls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
STEAMER WILSON SMALL
- FOR THE EASTERN SHORE.

NOTICE.-The Steamer WILSON SMALL,
CAPT. Z. I. LEONARD. now in all K-h
respects one of the staunchest, most ekAa>1nz(n
comfortable and elegant steamers
plying on Chesapeake Bay, will resume her route
on SATURDAY, March I'd. She leaves her pier
opposite No. ITO Light street wharf, Baltimore.
every TUESDAY THpRSDAY and SATuRpAS'
9&XhF3pRnp GtpRAS PoINT WAt u
CABIN CREEK. MEDFORD'S WHARF, and
LL0YD'S LANDING.
Returning from THE EASTERN SHORE, shs
leaves Lloydfs Landing at p. m, Cambridge at,
p. m, and Eastern Point at p. M, every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, touching at all inferno
the following morning
She has large number eff fine state rooms. fesStf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
SECRET DISEASES

SAMARIrAN's GIFT is the most certain, cafe, and
efectual remedy-indeed, the only vegetable rem
edy discovered. Cures in two to four days and
recent cases in twenty four hours. No mineral, no
basam, no mercury. Only ten pills to be taken 1t
is the soldiers hope, and friend to those who do
not want to be exposed. Male packages, 81. fe-
male, So
SAMARIrAN's Roof AND HERE JUIcEs.-A posi-
tive and permanent cure for Syphilis, Scrofula IT,
GERS, Sores Spots letters &c Price 81 Is per bot
tie. Sold by 8. @. Ford. See advertisement. my 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
II.
jy S-w3w* Register Of Wills.

ORPHANS, COURT, June %, 1867 .-DIsTRIcr OF
~ COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY, TO tctt lin
the case Of William Dixon, Executor of William
with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County afErsssaid appointed Satar.
final settlement and distribution Of the personal
estate sf said and S the assets in hand
money; when and where all the creditors and heirs
Of said deceased are notified to attend with their
law he excluded from ali benefit in said deceased Z
estate: Procided copy of this order be published
once week for three weeks in the Evening Star
~ = y ~ Test-JAMES r. O'BEIRNE.
eN-w3w Register OF Wills.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

THE PRACH CRoP.-We learn from re,,ah,a
sources that the peach crop of he State OF Dela-
ware and the Eastern Shore of Marviand ISIS OF
iiaeiy 10 oe as large ss was estimated and an.
flcipated In the early part Of Iune. The con.
'inued cold and wet weather mp TO a late peri
cd in that month, canssd a Tar ge falling or Of
the nut There 10 still! a prospect OF a con.
siderable crop, but not more tnan one half or
TWO ihirds Of the earlier estimates. The ouaI
ity OF the iruit, however is said 70 ne very
nat en- improved by the thinning -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15

HoMICrDR-Seyerai days since a. difficulty
occurred IN Bryantown district, Md, between
TWO colored men, brothers, framed Proctor
when one OF them drew II knife and cut the
other so severely as 10 cause his Death Ia a
very shori time. The difficulty arose, we I'M
parties were cultivatiug adjoining tracts OF
land The one who killed his brother has
been arrested, and is now in lail.-Port TO.
jncce Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-07-15
8 E G D ! A ES.
SA NJ A ANS GIFT.
NAMARITAN,0 GIETI

a
inL Mosn ~ i'Em n-l-, - Ed ooAD'
POSITIVE CuRE, ior
o Cantains NJ Mineral M Ralsam NJ Msronr. w.
o.. IT, P;Is - :. TIL. ~ Ffs,t o..
They are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor
any unpleasant taste, and will not in any way In.
jure the stomach or bowels of the most delicate.
Of the University Of Psnnsyl yana, Of The most
no Exposure, 10 treubl no change ,chatere7.
Let those who have desRaIred Of getting cured or
- ~ Sent by mail in plain envelope
Price-Male packages, %. Female. So.
- ~
BLOODl BLOOD! BLOOD s.,-=
TETTERs,r sGAtEs, n R9ILs spS SYPHILIS. OR
s.nARITINS PnnT I'M HERR ryyrp
Il offered AZ the PnSHe as pos,fnXEs cure a.
most Potent Certain ana stsstaal remedy pre-
the yenereai poison; so that the cure is thorough
ana peIIaIemt iaheI diaen, VI .nis puiitiying rem
pss,srity that for which you may repent in after
years. M NOT nrspaIp,
.,.,h ~or,,nay ~ ro uc,nn - in.,r.h,a
;n ren,ove every vestipe Of in,nn r;fies from the
system az well as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
: FEMALESt FEMALESll
m many aHecu9 nna wv ~91Gn numpeTs OF Fe
Happily snss ted n ttsrus ST.
bility and nom all GompiaInts incident to the SEX