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COtiIIIOn Parties.

viii be held every Friday Evening at PArksr,s
Hall. Newton Falls-Commencing November
LIST, and continuing three months. Good Music
couple. Nodead head Spectators admitted.
c. W. PARSONS. Secty.
Newton Falls, Nov. 20, 1856. Il
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Look before you purchase. A. &. Andrews 4
Sons are retailing heavy Farmers and Mechans
les Cashmere at 80 cents. these goods cost Sl,W
TO manufacture.
Heavy Checked Shifting Flannels at 40 cts.
worth IS cts. dec. At
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To prevent a kerosene lamp from smok-
ing, soak the wick in strong vinegar and
let it dry thoroughly before using. 1t will
then burn clear and sweet; and entirely
free from the disagreeable oder that usua y
attends the burning of that oil.
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aLocaI Notices..
InducemenfsI


Local Notices IL ceHts per line fra insertion,
ten cfs. per hiAe each sfbsegueRf insertion.
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The following receipt speaks foritself:
Policy No. 81. Receiptfo LOss.
S925. WARREH. D, Nov. l4tlS67,
Reed. of E. G. D. Holden. State Agent Of the
SECURITY Insurance Co.. Of the city Of n. Y.
the sum Of nine hundred and twenty-five dol
lars. being in full for sl claims on said Com
pany for loss or damage By ire Of Oct, I'd, 1851.
to property consisting of Frame Barn and Far
ming utensils insured by said Company, under
Policy No. 81. Dated April IA. 1855. and the
said Company in consideration thereof. Is here
by forever discharged from all further claim
by reason Of said FIRE.
Witness my hand and seal. Nov. II. 1861.
Z. L. MURDOCH,
The Assured By said Policy.
The Security Insurance Company of N. Y.
is the only eastern Company issuing what is
called a Lightning POLICY" Above loss was
caused by lighning--f4 d said building been
damaged oRlg BY lightning and not burned. sale
damage would have eeen payable the same ss
though FIRE had resulted. These Policies are
issued on Farm Property and Dwellings, With
out additional charge. No other reliable eastern
Co. gives this extra security, For POLICIES in
tets Co. call on ALMOND d. WEBB. AgL
Nov. 2o-3w
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Don't throw your Ashes,
On the floor, but buy a Smoking Set Of
NETTERFIELD i PEW.
To an VINO C~ontemuIate

Giving some desirable Holiday present. and
trying 70 determiu what it shall be we would
suggest that nothing would be more acceptable.
cost so little GOr the amount Ofpleasure impart-
ed or be as highly appreciated. as a Photo
graph Of some present or departed friend. finely.
finished upin ink or water color, aud put up IN
one Of those nice frames. All which may be OBJ
tanned at our rooms. eaSt side, Main St.. ever
Reed & Adams Clothing Store.
Dec. 4. 1861. BROOKS POTTER,
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-Thanksgiring serYices.

DISCOURSE we're delivered on Thank
giving day at the Presbyterian and the
Episcopal Churches inPthis place to
full houses The Presbyterian, Metho
dist, Baptist and Disciple Societies as
sembled together5 RexaBsge preached a
most excellent discourse, very appropriate
TO the day. A superior discourse was also
the Kpiscopal Church by Rev.
Steck.
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Rhene,or take mn ua1L. A.

Il take my walks Abroad,
how many poor, miserable Dyspeptic people /
py. ifthey took Plantation Bitters, that paragon
of preparations for giving tone to the stonach.
energy to the torpid liver. ajoy 70 the nervous
system. and and strength to the muscles, 1t Is
an admirable regeneration Of natures wasted or
neglected functional powers in either man or
woman. It gently excites and pleasantly
soothes. With q bottle thereof. every nan may
be his own physician.
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Court may continue four weeks.
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A large lot of Mems and Boys SUITS
and Orereoats, Hats, Gaps. Gloves, Fur
Collars, Fur Gloves, White Shirts, Cas-
Shirts, also Osssimeres, Cloths and Besy
ers, which we are selling for less money
than any house in Trumbull County.
REED &ADAMS.
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Agood and respectable family. to adopt a lit
tie girl. two years old in February. For further
Information apply atthe Franklin House,
Warren, Ohio. Nov. q. lS67-2WS
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New Things under tine snn,

King has just received a well selected assort-
ment OF Diamond Kings for wedding gifts-Gold
Chain Bracelets. and Gold Handkerchief Hold
ers. Call and see thea-they are new articles.
and all the 90. King has them in elegant styles.
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AS-As an appetizer the Constitution Bitters
are the best. As remedy for headache. they
are the best. As a medicine to take, they are
ton Bitters. They are sold BY all druggists.
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tA-Soothing and HealIng.-We might
with truth add. certainly curing in every case.
No remedy known equals GOES COUGH
BALSAM, for the cure Coughs. Colds. Group
and Consumption. 1t il an old and tried
friend. and always proves true. II.
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Extra Beeves-Fine, fat, well formed,
to 6years old steers. and averaging
l.l00D Ms and upHaris-.----. S6.5O9TOO
Prime Beeves-GoOd. well fatted. fine
~ formed steers. averaging from l.
100 % 400 ns. at---------S6.W@6.3
Fair Grades-rair steers, in fair flesh,
averaging l.OO0@l.2O rs, at----S5&@5T5
Medium Cla<-Medium steers and
good cows. ct for city slaughter and
averaging 9O09l.O00 rs, at---S3.5C945O
Stock Cattle-Common cattle in de-
cent flesh. averaging So0Sl.O0 rs
UNIA5U
Inferior-Light and thin cows Z steers 2.0092,75
H0GS-There was rather more animation in
trade to-day. and a better. frmer feeling pre-
vailed The reported transactions to-day foot
up over 1900 head. at prices ranging at SOOa
5.& for common S5.50a SIS for medium TO fair.
and Se.0O16S1Z for good TO choice smooth fat
lots. The market closes strong at $.O0a6. 81
The few sales effected at S6,SJa6.37H were for
outside lots. and should not be taken into ac-
count in quoting the market
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cleveland wholesale Market.
MONDAY EvESIxa. Dec. ?. 1901.

MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 2. 1907.
FLOUR-The market continues quiet, and
the feeling is rather weak on medium grades
For strictly choice grades from white amber
wheat. which are in light stock. the market is
hrm. Xxx red Sl0.50G1l.50. Xxx amber S12y see
80; Xxx white Sl3.50Gl4.5G Xxx spring Sl0.009
Rye Flour in demand at S,N@850.
MHEAT-Quiet. Spring in moderate milling
demand and steady; red winter inactive and
heavy. but nominally IN changed. Sales 5 ear
No Milwaukee spring at S2.O4 from store. No
S2,3Oa2S from store.
C0RN-In moderate ear-lot demand and
lover sales 4 car old No ! shelied Al SIC from
store 4 cars new do do at Ole / car do do at 81.
OAIS-Duli and lower. No ! State held at
Csc from store.
the market continues steady at S5.5Oa6.2 for
primetO choice.
DRESSED H0GS-Ths market continues quiz
81, but the present cold weather will probably
bring forward liberal receipts, and more anf-
nation toward the close Of the week is expect
ca. We report no changes in the prices paid
oy packers. which are steady at 6Aa7Zc tor
PURK-Quiet and steody. No l mess S2l,O6
No de Szu,OO; Clear 2.U; Prime mess $500.
hAkDE-ouiet and steady. Sales eity-rsnder-
ed at l3e IN nerces, 151<e in frkins.
SMOKED MEArS-0uIet and UNCHANGED
3ity sSgar-eured Hams lse shoulders lie;
MESS BEEF-Quist No e~ity-paeked SIS;
BUTIER-The market is very quiet, and
prices are weak. but quotably unehanged.-
small sales choice Western Reserve 35a3Sc:
common TO medium and grades SOaS5.
and steady at 11al5c for good
l51<al6c.
EGGS-In fair demand and firm at SOC.
DRIED A~PPLES-Quiet. New s1Sa9c- old
Gaze. packages included.
ding to quality,
sEEDS-Qaiet. Clover held at s. 50: limo
thy &.Oa2,& Flax S2.25a2.3.
POlAIOES-ln moderate demand and steady
atS5a9Oc for PeachbloWs in car lots g5asl1 OO for
do from store.
ONlONs--In fair demand at 81. 80 per bu and
s. % per Dbl.
BEANS-In fair demand. firm at q 95asE a
for prime white; s. ,00a2.T 70 for eommo to me
sALT-Firm. Fine s2.g: coarse$2,7O. Lea
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Chicago Live stock Market.
For the Week Ending Nov. IS.

For n Week Ending Nov. IS,
BEEF CATTLE-A more quiet day in the
Cattle market. than the one just closed, We
have not had occasion to chronicle for weeks
There were shippers, feeders. packers and city
butchers, bat thsre was no interest manifested
on the part Of any Of these. and trade dragged
heavily throughout Buyers and sellers were
apart IN their views The latter. stimulated By
the limited supply on the market, were firm in
their demandss while the former, in vssw O. The
untavorable tone of the Eastern advices, were
elamorous Tor q reduction. Under this state Of
things business was almost at a standstin, only
about 10 head finding purchasers. This num-
Der was evenly divided between the different
classes Of buyers. at prices ranging substantial-
IL the same a. at the close Of the market last
week There was no peTceptible Improvement
In the quality OF the offerings. common and in
feriOr grades, as heretofore, largely predomina-
ting. Choice shipping Bullocks suited to the
wants Of New York, Boston. and Albany mar
kets. and good tat Cows and light heshy Steers
for home consumption. and for the markets of
Buffalo. Cleveland and Pittsburgh. are the de-
scriptions for which the readiest sale will be
found. and droVerS will promote their own in
terests by combining their purchases principally
to the grades above named. A quiet week is
generally anticipated. and country shippers
will do web 70 keep this fact in view. Asno ex-
ira Beeyes have arrived during the past few
days, our quotations for such can only be con-
sldered nominal. Thefonowing are the closing
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A splendid Wedding Bonnet can always be
found at NJ. o. Messer's New Store. on Marx er
Street. between Iddings & Morgan and II. Stiles
&c Scr. Oct. l6, 81,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
Wholesale MARKEF.

OFTICe WEsTERS RESERVE cHROxIcLE.
sra wARsEz o Dee. 3 1867
Gold, Is 40 Gf
Silver larEes1S
--s small, 1874. u.
Fiye-Twsnties. 1852, 1071z.
49, 1854, 104I<. 80
1855. 1859.
1885,. 1917.
Seven-Thirties. cd md Sd serie) J04l<.
Compound Interest Notes. 1854. u.s.
1865. lis.
Gold rules SLOW and steady. The Pittsbu rkh
Commercial says ''On ana after Monday. De-
eember 2. will be continued As for the succeed
ing pra Of yulg dividend. that Is, interest in
currency will be allowed on the 7 81 per cents
aurrenderen for exchange IN to the 3lst De-
eemoer aud the 5-3 bonds delivered. tctfh The
January coupons attached, and il registered 5-D
stock be preferred the name Of the parties and
the amounts viii 90 on to Washington, and the
certificates OF Registration returned on the re-
opening 3 Of the transfer books on the Isl efJan-
Our general markets have been quite brisk
and things are becoming animated The sup
plies from the country are slim In the Way OF
Butter. 90. The snow requires many of our far
mers TO commence feeding. which will undoupt-
edly produce an advance on farm produce.--
Quotations have received some change sines
our last.
PROvIsIONs-Firm.
CONTEMPORARIES Sc per n; Turkeys Sc per
b: Ducks per D &c; Geese each l0c.
GR0CERIES-Light and quiet.
B~EANs-White $3.50 to $500 per bushel.
WHEAT-White. 81 IS; Amber. $3.50. Spring
MOL. sos.
FLOUR-S12OO to Sl4O0.
FLAX SEED-$230 Rbu. Flax Seed Oil, S1.6
? gal Flax Straw So to S. per ton.
0ATS-0st 600 .FrrHr
C0RN-Corn 10.
Apples-l.O0 , bushel.
DRIED APPLES-S9lOc.
BUTTER-Fresh Roll Butter $50.
.cHEESE-Wsstern Reserve 109I2e I
EGGS-2c AZ
H0NEY-29S per pound.
LARD-COuntry rendered, IO9I2H-
HIDES-See Leather Report.
P0TAT0ES-s59O
GEAS-S1.OO to $50 per chest.
coFFEE-29SO per bag.
GLASSES Hardware report.
PORK-7He
TURNIPS-6Oe.
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To Merchants and others

Magnolia Water,-A delightful toilet ar
tiele-superior TO Cologne and at halfthe price,
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Dried Peaches


at HoYT. sTRATfoNS { HxRG0oDs.
Nov u If
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Every Young Man!
sabbath school Convention.

Should make his sweetheart a present Of a
Lava Card Basket. to be had at
~NErFERFIELD q PEW'S.
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Second Hand BuggIes
Wedding Bonnets.

For Sale. Enquire at the Livery Stable of
Warren, JulySl-'67-tf. Il. P. BASSETT.
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Young Mems styles!

At our Cloths and Cassimeres for suits, befor
being induced to purchase elsewhere.
August IS, 1867 REED &ADAMS.
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MoSD1r, Dec. 2,

Court came in this morning stsE o'clock.
Tn e Deputy Clerk, Charles Burton, ESQ.,,
compelled to read the Journal of Sat-
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Tar! Tart!
Hereafte r Tar can be found at
H0YT. STRATT0N 4 HAHG00D'S,
Dec. 4, lS57-tf
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We have been requested to state that
new Ward has been added to this town,
but'being small, does not add sufficiently
to u population to entitle is to q city
charter. Still more Wards are needed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-12-04

why do you Use "Barretts Hair Re-
storRtiye?". Because / have tried several 9TH
ers. and ind my hair in too many eolors. Sold
only by H0Y1. STRATT0N HAPGO0D.
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ssNIx Darling Roy.,,

Must have one Of those Slsds for 4 Christms
present from NErTERFIELD Dc PEW.
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August A gust 8. 1851 REED sADAMs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16
Acts or the Legislature.
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO
AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO ESTABLISH

AN Aor TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO
AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT TO ESTABLISH
DISTRICTS COURTS"
I I. Be it enacted, by the Senate and House OF
Repl es"1tatives, now met and sitting in General
Assem.ly, and by the authority Of the same, That
80 much Of an Act entitlod San Act to amend an
Act entitled An Act to establish District Courts
ratified the tWenty:trat day Q; September, one
the drawing and ompanneling Of Grand Juries for
the District Courts, be, and the same is hereby
summoned to sttend said District Courts as Grand
3;Jurors are hereby relieved Of the duty Of SO at
tending.
--I--Tnat no presentmeL OF a Grand Jury shall
fbe necessary in any cass in the said District
General and Solicitors, after nquiring into tho
faotsof each case to prepare Bills OF Indictment,
thereto to the District Judge for his examination,
who shall order the same to be docEcted for trial,
:: Il, in his judgment, the prosecution thereof be
advisable. zz=
!. III. That the Juries in the District Court shall
8 consist OF one Jurv OF eight Jurors at each Quar-
tery Session. and the Venire therefor shall consist
at panel Of sixteen; and it shall be the duty OF
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16
Boston Boot and Shoe Trade.

BOSTON, January 9.-Business continues quiet, with
buta moderate demand for spring goods. Prices are,
however fully sustained and with the present frmness
ing the price Of boots and shoes is likely to ad-
than recede We already hear OF advance
pressed Of late and manufacturers unwilling to take
orders at last falls prices. We havo In town few buy
ers but their demands not sufficient to much
movement with the trade. The largest lots taken by
California aud the extreme Southern trade. Manu1ac-
turers commencing to work gradually the prices
Of labor favorable to them for making up stock Tho
CISCO l075 cases. New York. 1901 cases. New Orleans
cases. Galveston 2S7 cascs; Philadelphia 1876 casea
yannah. 116 cases. Tic total for the week, by and
rail- has been 1926 Cases. being the smallest weeks clear
for the past two years from thls market Total
shipments by rail, 3I40 cases.
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JAMES L. ORR,
AN ACT TO ALTER THE LAW ON THE SUBJECT o.
FENCES.

AN ACT TO ALTER TIE LAW ON THE SUBJECT OF
FENCES.
Renresentatiyes now met and sitting in General
Assembly; and by the authority Of the. same,
That an Act entitled San Act to regulate fences, .
ratified on the eighteenth day Of December, in the
wear of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and
twenty-seven be, and the Same is hereby repealed,
SO far as relates to the Islands OF Edsto, Johns
II. That from and after the passage Of this Act,
o fence shall not be required to be kept around
cultivated grounds on the said Islands.
III That if any horses, mules, cattle, hogs,
sheep or goats, shall be found in any field, in
which shall be growing or ungathered, any grain
cotton, or vegetable production raised for market
or domestic Consumption, it shall be lawful for the
owner or person having charge of such field to
seize such horses, mules, cattle, hogs, sheep or
goats and to keep them in conlnement until he
Shall have notified, within six hours after such
seizure, the owner, or his, or her agents, who shall
be bound to pay the owner of snch field.
Approved December 20th, 1866.
--ff- JAMES +. ORR, Governor.
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AN ACT TO sHoRTENAND REGULATE THE PUBLICATION
OF NOTICES TO ABSENT DEFENDANTS m EQUITY.
I. Be It enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives, now mot and sitting in General
Assembly. and by tho authority of the same, That
hereafter decree pro confesso may be had against
any defendant to a bill or other proceeding in
from the Register.in Equity for the District in
which such Bill or other proceeding is filed, pub
lished in newspaper once within every ten days
of the time hcreinaft tier mentioned, that such do
fendant appear and plead, answer or denur to
such bill or other proceeding within forty days
from the date Of the first publication Of said no.
tice, or that q decree pro confesso bo entered Of
record against him, any law, usage or practice to
the cortfary in anywise notwithstanding.
Approved December 19, 1885,
JAMES L. ORR, Governor.
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AN ACT TO ALTER THE LAW IN RELATION TO THE
PUBLICATION OF LEGAL NOTICES.
I. BE 1t enacted, by the Senate and House Of Re-
representatives., now met and sitting in General As
sembly, and by the authority of the same, That in
every case in which, by existing or future laws,
publication is provided to be made in a newspaper
or gazette printed in the District, it shall be in
tended that such newspaper is published at the
Seat of Ju tice for such District. And in all cases
in which no newspaper is published at the 'Seat
made as now BY law provided, When no newspaper m e
is published in the District.
Approved December IA, 1866.
JAMES L. ORR, Governor
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Thq 2gai1@g 2gai1g Af1ps,
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, JANUARY 1e, 1867.
TIlE SOLDIERS DREAM.


The following touching lines written during the
war by tho REV J. l. Reynolds Of South Carolina I'm,
: yersty in conmemoration of beautiful instance OF
womsps devotion that occurred whio tho University
buildings Columbia South Carolina, were used as nos
ptal:
The soldier boy lay on his pallet in pain.
Where tho student his y1gils once kept,
And there cama with each throb OF his teferarcheo
brain
Sweet memories of home and no wept
Bnt n daughter of eatth IN her womanly meetness,
Drew near him her vigils to keep
And the charm of her voice. IN It's slStery
Beguiled the ssd soldier to sleep.
Aa her delicate hand bathed his pain furrowed brow,
And her tan piled its office Of blessing,
= He dreamed OF the cline where the Heavens endow
Tho good with an angels caressing.
His hard bod OF straw seemed as light as the air,
An angels wings rustled above,
On his pale sun6en cheek fell tremplous to2r,
And q voice whispered accents Of love.
Bexildered and charmed by tho beautiful vision,
Unconscious Of place and of time,
He deemed himself now in the regions elyslan,
- And nov; in his childhood's fair cline.
Thus calming the weeper and soothing the angusheo,
The yisitant watched at his side
And tho soldier boy turned from the bed where ne Ian
guished
With smile to the angel-and died.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-16
DIR. WRIGHT'S
REJUVENATING ELIXIR,
Or. Essence of Life,

ISANMyyggWbH,Z411 Curos General Debility Weak
SHS$SSSnnFMS3T/. ness, Hystertca in Females,
:aEAsY3EEYl<E {aipitniion or the Heart and
ss5N&ssE az Nerr0us DiseaSea 1t re-
=E@gS4ff@c SGg4f@c stores now life and vigor to the
asstss1aS aged, cnllsing tho hot blood of
AZ the PhcnT Tites youth TO course the veins
rom ne ases e. s Hs lorin. tho Organs Of Genera.
MS, G!!sn sa T dors tian renopn0 InpotencH and
this Err rejnren OeGattty 'eAtoFt.,0 :4Ad,S..'eeo
Rfe the RbSfsm aHd ana JdtE flgOF, lullS proving
ouerconle aisease. perfect "1Eiieir of L0ue," re-
moving !SteriHty nnd Bnrrenncss in both sexes 10
the young, m.l!lcaee aud nEed there IS no grenter
boon than this It Elixir OF Llte.1z!t givee new
lease Of life, cansng the weak and deb!litated to
have renewed strength and yigor, aud tho entire
system to thrill with jog and pleasure.
Prics, ono bottle &; three bottles IS; sent BY
express to any address, :,
tlr medicines are sold and recommended BY all
respectable druggists in every part OF tue civilized
glnbe; COMO unInincr!o,l dealers, however, try to
deceive their customers by selling cheap and worth
less compounds In order to make money. 80 not
drcevetl-ssk for these medicines and take no
others II the druggist ,nes not keep them, write
10 US. and We will send them by express; curefilly
puckel, free from observation. We will be pleased
to rcccive letters with full statements IN regard to
any s,iscnso with which ladies 0r gentlemen are
afflicted Address all letters for medicines, Damph-
let's, or ndrice, to the sole proprietor, a
Dr.. ". n. MBRW1N, 81 Walker st., N. 7.
Nav az mwf iYt