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Hotter Gpn8ref = 2, Situma.
8afbington, "a. WdrS.


Cine Bin, tpeI1e bic 6einItate Der
goIfs36bluns i'm Siftritt Columbia fur
S6uIapefe anenpfeblt, pafiirte.
Cine Bill, iuetde bic Mus3abluns
faniger 20bne an farbiee Sol6dten unb
Seeleute beSipedt, paiIirte.
Cine Bill Billon's, o0B feinem ame >
rifanil6en 8ireer ipeeen 6arbe ODER
fonitiger RaturberbdI 6as Gtin1nls
redt in irgeno einem Stdate Der Union
oerfagt iueroen ioIlte, iparbe gum Sru6e
beoroert.
Sic grgansung CUR &econitruftions .
blu nur6e bierauf nit 40 9eaeu z
5timmen iiber Des @raFoenten 8eto
pafIirt.
Nr. SrumbuI's Nntfaq, oab beibe
Sdu1er am na6ften ,Dienifaae fi4 bis
gum lien Montaee i'm De;ember pers
ta9en follten, tpuroe mad latserer De-
bate angenommen.
- !" - Sans. tsA'
Dds 8efo bes @rafioenten tuur6e
9lei1 gu Mnfang Der Sibung nit ia
gegen Is Stimmen niebereeltimrnt.
Die Disfuflion iiber bic 8ertagun9
CAB SeranIdfnng Su tnebr ODER iueni'
ger beftisen 9cenen 3iuiiden Glbrise
nt16 Garfield un6 8laine unb Stebens,
obne bnB ieoo9 elm &efultat erreiHt
uorben mare. SAT- f6eint es, ais Oh
0as Saus, Der Smpea6mentan9eIeser
belt halber, nod lanaer taaen MOLE.
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Stem Morf. 81. Marl.


Sn Srlan6 i6eint man, obnoBI Der
Der @uftanO 3eitrpeili9 unterbriidt iif,
fid febr upbebaglib gu fiibIen, 6a
5000 9aillrgentea onr1 einenl
@uerilafrIeg cine fiinfInal gr0Bere
Sruppenniaht auSreimeHD bef@1ftiaen.
f0nltens 9lu@ 1unren bereits pie0er
Sdwdrme bon Seniern in 2imerif
SO. geIe5ell iporOen, obne ie0p6 Gtnas
Al nnterftebnsen, unb oie a0nbon
Zines nerlanet bic 8erbaftuna ieOes
SalbameritapeFs, Der nit Der 8erbrel.
flung BON Berratb inter benz 8Olte
fi9 abgi6t.
Y Gin Gg<0ffbeaen Is 6ntnriflGr, 9fa.
mems Gummins, iuuroe anf bic Mns
flage bin perbaffet, $500, 900 tuertb
Gi9entbum fur Oie @ebeaenrseieruug
in 8eI6lag 9enoMtiietl, 0ana aber 81
feineH ei9enen 8elten DeFtDeROet 3u
bdben. ~ as5 s.@sna
Sn @uauitn, Ca, fpurDe IN elmer
Beriammiung bei6loiien, bic Neger
Bel Der fomlnenoen gtnbtipaH ftiin>
men ~ Id6ef. 8
AieranSer gtep5eas ratb BEN ea.
ben an, III lpartefl, un6 ii6 aiGt Gin y
Subil6en, DaB bic berridenOe Dartei ii9
6ur6 irseno GtIuds beeinfuifet taiie,
mas Der SiiDen tbilit sugrbe. as
Sn ben bon Def gilenbohi .dbaeles
aenen 5beiLen 0es f,6rbIi9en Ai1ba :
mas i0a bic 9lotb Baarftrdnben6 ieiti.
Sen. GidIeS Qgfltrittsotber oibt in
aentdBigteil, aber beftimnIten MuSs
6rhden benz 8elEe bon sioFOs iilt6
Glib Carolina ~ berite6er, mas bon
ibnen berlanot iuir6 nno erfndt fie,
6uFd ibr 8cnebmen bic S66rfe 6cs
@slekess3u Dermei0en unb 3u nsil6ern.
Dee Yrafioenten 0efO GeQen bic
ergdnSenbe Nsconfructiensbta aebt
bon BEN GrHnbfobe aus, 6ab 0iefeI6e
beabfdbtiae, nit GlIfe Dss ariedsredD,
ties Gin 3unngSberbpltnib eitlsmfibren,
tpel6es gIeidbeOenten6 NIT kbDIitifAer
.Ruedatfd1ft fef. Dafiir fiihrf er gDebs
tiers Me6en an mn0 f9Iiebt nit Der
Sooffnune, Dab Die 9tdnfen bod ldiieB>
lid nod alle sur 8ertrehsae ;mgelafien
mer0eM. XII II
Sen. Soluar6 In feinem8erb6r aab an,
0o6 az ieiOlt bic 9fadgabe BON @ebeIs
Ieneigesttbnns an feitIs Beiker nngerns
teen babe, Oab fs0oh feline 8orl4Idoe
pom YrdiOenten gdnaIi6 nmDedHOert
tuorbcn sieIeii. xsfS4
Cir fsreD. Bruce foH Ra6ridten
bon ieiner Ne0icrano erbalten, baB bns
lIrtbeiI BERN EanaOa gefdngeter SSes
ftier nadaelaffeH iuetbeH f0a
Dos Benboob Banquet IN Neips
Sort mar Gins 9ldnsenOe Nfaire.
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8ereinigun9 Der Senier :
81 Erattio.n men.
~ Z III
GDmarefsSer banblun9en.

g Q u 5 0 n, %. Mdri


sts BON, Is. Mdr;.
Sic engliide &eeierung bat ibre
Correspondents iibsr biz 9lusIiefernng
BON 2amiranbe bes6Hentlibt. Rges
Ser Sodberratbsproeeb eeeen bic ae>
fan9enen Senier iOl am 8. Mpril in
Dublin begtnnen. -Ass
Sn. Sranfrei9 berriGt cine febr bit%
tere Stiuunung iiber beH NHdnseertra9
spif4en BreaBsn itnO GhSbeutfttan6,
uno bic 8emlibungen RapoleOns, bic
S6mei3, Belsien uno 9olIano in eirien
8unb gegen YreuBen Sinein3u3ie5en,
finb biefem untitan6e 5usaidteiben.
Scr S0ni9 bon 8reuBen bat nun aud
nit g8Irtenbers cine Sfeniibs unb
Oefenfbs Nlian3 ab9eidlof1en; Der So.
mig bon 8eIglen Ober foH fih geiueigert
bnben, auf SSranfreiGs pline eil3ugeben.
Die Bforte 6at bic gortsDldge Der
groBmddte, Gambia an GriebenIanb
absutreten, SurHd9enieien.
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Nalbpillf, aStnneiles, 9ienitag
Der Senifd,e Genat Der Mobert

Ser Genifdbe Genat Der Mobert
Srattton LIT fdon mebre Sage in
Sisung uno bat fi6 6abiu NIT Der
9eafonfden 4drtei sesinist5 bab &c
1lhterifiisun9 mad Srlan6 fen6en min,
penn bort tpirttitb cine @eboIntion
beitebt, bod ueigert er fiA, 0as Inter
nebmen seSen Gdndba anfsuseben.
Gin Seuer Serlt6rte ben beriibmteu
@imtergarten ns9ielp gnrt un6 bic auf
$e0E100,000 abeel1aste, foitbare
@arberobe oes Sdauipieiers Gbiuin
Booth,
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3urners Berettt @
50 i;s 0eerlubet: Is Oetobex tS6s.
Yhtsliesersahl: t5v.
erter Spreder: ebas. RelfOu.
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sosr. .;.,ss.t. gsas Messrs. ail3s+
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geriammtlnssIOtaI: 9utner 3aEe. ode Sag
Der aerein bat seittws&s Mbens TX ubt ts.n.
US3enfi3sn StaaHsessg0 lial5a ~
3s G6iisea< 8ereius a Is
H,,. ,,- gesrinset: Sonnnr 1856.
srst SAasenmtiitsr; y s.S Sst r.
sd0Smeifter : o. S. @Snrlona.
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=. q. you. fsa5ea CAD
Sadlon 3oge SO. lii
Slter oeutfder Srbea Der Sarue6tl
Gser Barrie; 81; snserIin. ssff,
unter 81 &nrfHs -. - f4+
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CSsrmst Sssse s. stiesSta hs 81 slg
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= 66asmeifters 9. Ro6x, 49,. -.
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S@neistt Observation-Disclosures
- oa1 10! UseSaaSets aRni is55 & 5zFIf
T4'' 9saissss SSiias sli.Ssss aeaai
l.. 8isf 9r6fDent: R. 6efti. -
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F49 ,ISecretar: 8. SstaeI. s45sissA nl1ENf
! -0hffrer. 8. Enruarh.
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9prif9es Sntrrmsssu pe9 Gin sliteraril1es
:; arGnsdett." = llnsemsin sief seiltise llu-
I terbaltane. - Inter slnbera: Die Della
nation bes Gs6i1tes, ,8onsO uub Snlie
mar, herrst s5fs;uetnafu e -vt+ -
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Oeuffdbe Oeretnf Melbeiaf's,

I0ortfetnng foiet.
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GerIamat.

& Sin pGkSetg fir sssss II gatsm Gang behaSIiSe
Apothete tn 4dfhpiae. Derf mus eit4erfderener
Apotbeier uno EN- supert6ffger @aKa fein. RabereS
in Der Office Der
ms22 lis sS@ %tdat8 AetfMna.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
NE tselse LAW.

Arrests for its violation-Isaid Of the Police
an the Liquor Dealers Of Jamaica. l.. L.
sunday In tho City and suburbs.
Yesterday passed very quietly in the city and the
suburbs although, owing to the fine weather which pre-
vailed. there many excnrsonists and N out.of-
town localities the restrictive law was not in
force, the bbations OF the were unresraincd
and plentiful Iu the city the DAY passed OF very
pleasantly and quietly Disturbances or scenes OF
drunken riot occurring 20 mar tho Sl6bah rcpose that
50 happily prevailed.
TRg pAY ~ wESrcuEgrrR
The warm weather of Yesterday largely increased the
usual number OF Sunday yiltors 10 Wcscaeer county.
Although tho various lager beer gnrdens ard liquor
saloons throughout the villages nearest 10 New York
were crowded TO their utmost capacity with transient
customers during the day there were sill. 70 BIO observed
thousands OF persons OF both who betook them.
selves TO the numerous shady groves in the
vicinity, where the contents OF the inevitable
baskets we're spread out and amply done justice TO.
These mpromptu family pcncs evidently becoming
very popular among the better class OF METROPOLITAN
who delight in thus spending few pea.an. hours at
turbances OF any moment arising from the freedom
the people from the restraint Of tho liquor Law
Patrolmen wllmarth Covert, Chichester and Nelson,
under direction OF Captain Lsich Of the Forty ninth
precinct made raid the unlicensed liquor dealers in
the town Of Jamaica l. l.. saturday, and arrested
nftesn, foows:-Patrick McCue liquor dealer; Ter
renee oBrien, hotel keeper; Peter II. Rose, clerk:
dealer; John Benner, saloon keeper; James Remsen,
liquor dealer; Isaac nouseman, liquor dealer: John
kearu, saloon Keeper Wm Mctee liquor dealer, Joseph
W. Ashmead, hotel keeper; Jeremiah kceer, grocer;
Rien stump butcher; Andrew Watcher, procer. The
accused we're all taken bcfors Justice Bradley OF ia
maca, who adjourned their cases until the 25sh inst
IN BEookIyN.
Ann eries was taken before Justice ccrnwcll
on saturday and fined thirty dollars for sell.
ing liquor without license. Henry u. Baldwin,
who keeps liquor saloon at - Fatbush avenue, was
arrested by the police Of the Forty fourth precinct for
selling liquor without license Nols. Suiwander, who
keeps lager bier saloon tho Fifth avenue, was ar
rested by officer Nolan, OF the Forty precinct for
keeping his place open until ons O'Clock yesterday
ing He was locked up 10 answer
JERSEY Crrr
The following liquor dealers arrested Yesterday
for violation Of the law prohibiting the OF liquor on
the Sabbath Patrick Carrigan, William slaight and
Charles schainer In addition these James Dorgan
arrested on saturday afternoon for selling without
license
The number OF visitors who patronize this section
we're In no way diminished yesterday and tho rum.
sellers could boast OF generous patronage No disor.
der occurred, but the metropolitan police stationed
the ferryboats tho alert for pckpockets, who
are TO be found In organized gangs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
= POLICE 1NTELL1GEEEHCE.a

RosssD " STREET 0AR-John Losvsnia, DuIl's Hsa1
Hotel, made complaint yesterday bsfore Jusasos Lsa
With against Patrick FMzsimons. whom he changed
with having stolen watch valued a $50. The oem.
painant states that he riding in Of The Third
svenue cars; that there was crowd Of young men
the at tho time, who began quarSeng among them
Selves and in order 70 avoid getting IN the he went
out on the platform, where, he alleges, FitSsimona
vrenched lis watch from the chain and then away
He was subsequently, arrested and yesterday was COM
mtted 70 answer without bail
ALLEGED BURGLARY AND RoBBxRy.-Abraham Eagle
son. No SO East Fourth street. appeared At the Jeason
Market Police Court yesterday and sisted that On the
night Of the 22d inst his promises, No. Bible Aslss,
were burglariously entered by means Of breaking .
large pane of glass In the front door, and properly
the amount or $40 stolen therefrom On informa-
uon which the complainant received from ofacsr %
the Fifteenth recinct who said that he found
named James Harnan In the cellar under the store with
portion Of the missing property In hs possession Mr.
Eagleson based his charge against him of having bur-
gariousy entered the store Justice LedwIth commit
ted the accused for trial without bail
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
the NEW MINISTER 70 MEXICO.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Convinced that you will always do justice and rectify
any Measurements respectfully request you to pub
lish the following- W
Your special New Orleans correspondents Ia in error in
saying that Mr.. Marcus 0iterbonrg lately appointed
Minister Mexico) visited fall the United States
osteusbiy TO confer with the State Department but in
reality TO negotiate for the recognition Of Macmillan
Mr. 0t,erbourg sent his resignation Consul or the
United States to Washington many weeks before he left
Mexico and came TO New York to remain with his fai-
ly. The State Department. after several consultations
persuaded him TO withdraw his resignation for the time
and return TO Mexico. Mr. 0tierbourg never did enter
tain the idea OF seeing the Mexican imperial
recognized by the United States or OF lend
ing his aid TO forward such project. b8t s
The assertion by your New Orleans correspondent
that Nr. Oerb0urg received handsome from the
imperiasts for his journey the United States and
that he has been in the pay Of the mperal.sts all along
is based upon wrong information. NJ Al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
the EXCURSION SEASON.


steamboats, Tor suburban Res0rts.
Now that susry skies and tho sitting aimos
phere Of tho metropolis in midsummer, invite
nay, compel the myriad human bees 10 seek
every opportunity Of escaping from their close
hive and take flight TO tho many beautiful subur-
ban retreats the piers crowded every Sunday and
steamboat excursions occupy the thoughts OF those whs
on Sunday morning family groups may DO seen on
q pier, surrounded by baskets, bundles and all
the parap hernalia or an excursion The father,
WIN immaculate chin and spotess shirt collar, The
OF her eceeres OF costume OF course being included
chats with his neighbor the current topics Of the
day. or hgssuman-ike, Is at his dcvotions 'Sundsy
prayer DOCK In hand. This little volume 10 now
city In the religious world and as lie devotces contend,
WISDOM eloluence and ardent philanthropy how from H.
ana the nre Of good humor belIigcrency and demon
stfave affection Is enkndled In the heart by ~ The
mother has her best bonnet out and the children are
doing their beet TO soil their white pnaforcs Out Of
the numerous baskets lying around peep the cad
Of sana% a .Ds sri9S x. Corner " uO ~,
prayer book The expected steamboat at length
brushes against the side Of tue pier, and In . few
beings bound for Long Island, Staten ditto or the
numerous little coves on Long Island Once below the
Battery and the dust heat and hustle Of the great city
are forgotten when snd from the breeze or the
shores on either side pcrvades the human frame That
one respiration rsvivng beyond measure and many
get up temporary spiritual revival with Tho aid OF
Port ROYAL, bound for Rockaway; the Cautier
which, with her attendant barges, proceeds anyly
on her way up the North river with
bows coney Isiandward; the Pasads pulling away 70.
wards Fort Lee the Sylvan Stream steamng past the
many charming resorts on the East river towards Glen
wards Newburg and the Massasoit and Boardman brns
ing thirsty visitors TO Westoheser countyhe thousand
emancipated New Workers go through a complete pro.
cess 81 reconstruction and endeavor 10 make up FOR the
previous SIX days Of hard work. ndigessble dus, and
foul atmosphere
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24
BROOKLYN INTELlIGENCE.

HIGHWAY RoBBKRr.-James Grant, residing Il No la
Prospect street. while returning homo Saturday night
and when his residence, was knocked down
and robbed Of his pocketbook, containing $25
DEDcAuoS or A SUNDAY SCHOOL EDincsL-The building
recently erected for the Of the Sixth Avenue
Baptist Sunday School, located on the corner OF
Sixth avenue and Derraw street, was dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies, in the presence Of =
largo congregation yesterday afternoon Addresses
made by the Rev. Mr. Lowry OF the Hudson place Bap-
fist church, Rev. Mr. Moore, Washington avenue Bap.
tst church. and Rev. Smith, OF the Lee avenue Bap-
vice and the Of $3o 900 subscribed The build
ing Is Of frame work. fifty feet breath by
In length, and cost 5000
Fell OVERHEARD DROWNED A young man namsd
Pierce Butler residing at IS West Warren street. got
skyisrSins with q man named Joseph Donahus In q
yacht in which they sailing In Gownnus Bay yea
terday afternoon, when be fell overheard and was
dsUwned HIS body was not recovered. Donahus pro.
ceeded TO the Fortytbrd precinct station house and
gave himself up TO the police investigation
which may be made. he appeared deeply gneved over
the accident.
Cars on GRAHAM AvKyUr--Cars commenced running
on Graham avenue Eastern District yesterday for the
FIRST time much 70 The qualification Of persons having
occasion 10 travel between the districts North Secs
ond street Ia at present the Northern terminus OF the
road
The BusHwrcK CAsuAIry.-Iargs numbers OF citizens
yesterday visited the families OF the unfortunate nsn
who lost their lives Saturday by suocas,on IN ne
well at Idehmanns brewery. Bushwick feeling Of
gloom stun psrvades the community, and the sympathy
afflicted general The only unmarried man among the
unfortunate victims, IL is said engaged 20 be mar
Rod shortly 20 young LADY OF Bushwick The remain
OF August Beck were yesterday followed 70 thsi. lAs
large procession Of citizens The funerals Of SI,oa
Groesosck aud August Hchretch win take piacs todayn
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surRExx CorRr-crsrnAL TKRx--Adjournsd to July
Is
Cncun-rart Mos al 2sY, cal. ISL. 1857 1879,
Sill sol, s52 lle5, III. 1855. 4s 575 es7 81. 1882
400, 1888, le43, il67. Part 2-Nos $50, 3o2, p3k
1870, ga 1900 $50, $50, fss 4ss, 1896 isis, ass'
sot. 3al, 4es. 700, sal, is2, sss.
-, srsc.,L Twx;.Sos ila, 90! 24s. 49, So go, az
s.s a5s ga 2Ic AT. a7s, 27a, $50, Isl, asa $50.
l723, 2o2p, 20s7 3OQQ 3023, 3221, Ass, 1871 $751;
3ot7 2e7a Part 2-Nos s2es, s2ad i42s, $500, s2ps,
s2s4 ssS2 ASA si3s, 2a2s. 324A s2lo, $500, sss2.
cH.nrrRs Nos IS, 50, TO- II, rs, 90, ss, 100, los,
40, Ill, l5C. ls4. ls5, 1ss, 100 200, 2s6.
CONVOY PIsAs--rEiAI Tssxs--Hsye adjourned for tho
tarm
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

ne steamer Virginia, Captain Deaken, from vsr oru1
on the 9Th and ssa the 18th inst via Havana On 'ne
l7h inst, arrived at this port yesterday. NJ Ausen'
the purser Of the Virginia. will please accept our tnanks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

prize fight took place this morning In the Seven
teenth ward between two man named Dillon and Boyle
The affair arranged Friday last, asd ~ Req o
profound The fight lasted one hour and twenty
minutes and Dillon declared the victor The par.
ties left che city at three J. NJ, 70 avoid the peeA
Both are Philadelphia roughs. L,s aniss4 ALP
The evening Argus., 1867-01-31
CHEROKEE INJECTION,

CHEROKEE INJECTION,
does not fail 81 GoAorrheT, G1Ss: and al Mt
eouS Discharges in Malr Female, curing rec.t!
eGsss a. from, II three days and Is especially
recommended in t!.,4s,. r'.SrS of F7tOr Afbus or
VEitsS ia FsmGI,S, riiy two me,,iNnes used la
conjunction Will .,t m TO ic,noye this dIsagrceabe
complaint and In th",c cases where other medicines
have been used without success
Price Remedy ono Bottle, s., Three Bottles, t5.
Injection, g, 80
The Cherokee t7,.-s," " Eemedy," and I7isc-
tioE are to be fnund in all well regulated drug
stores. and are recommended by physicians AMI
druggists all over the world for their intrinsic worth
.ni merit. Some uurrinciplcd dealers, however,
try to deceive their customers, by selling cheap aud
worthless coInpounds,--in order to mako money
IN place II these. BE no! GereireJ. IL the drug
gsts Will not bay thcm for you write TO us and We
will send them to you BY express, securely packet
and free from observation We treat si dis ases TO
which the human system is satiect, and will be
PLEASED 10 receive fell and explicit statements from
those who have failed 10 receive relief heretofore
Ladies' or gentlemen address Us en- perfect con-
TdsRce. We desire TO send our thirsy-two page
pamphlet free TO every lady and gentleman In the
land Address al letters for pamphlets, medicines
or advice to the sole proprietor,
Dr.W. &. MERwIR. 81 Walker st.. Il. Y.
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Gleim d Hinckley, Charles A. Beuser, Rock Is
land. III. and druggists everywhere. sep26dly
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LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS.
THE GREAT FEMALE REMEDY
FOR IRREGULARITIES

/ have tested these drops in my own practice
over ten wears, and DO not hesitate TO say, that
nothing has yet been developed by medical re-
search, that acts SO powerfully, positively, and
harmlessly, in cases of female irregularity, as
does this medicine. In all recent eases it never
fails, while thousands who have been long suffer
ers, are indebted to it for the boon of health to-
day. ~
Although so powerful and positive, they are
perfectly harmless and may be used at all times,
except when specially forbidden in the directions
They have been extensively employed BY emf
nent physicians in France and England, as well
in my own practice, over ten yeais, and have
yet TO hear of the first instance of failure. /
could give you testim onias of their efficacy from
ladies all over the northern and western states,
were they not in their nature private. Over 100,
900 bottles have been sold the past year, and
hope and trust as many sufferers have been bene-
fitted. am well aware teat u remedy so potent
TO remove all Instructions, may be used for bad
purpose, but trust that where one bottle is TINS
used, ten NAV fall into the hands of really needy
sufferers.
To all who suffer from any irregularity; pain
full, difficult, excessive, offensive or INSTRUCTED
Menstruation, Lucorrhea, or the train of diseases
that follow, L would say, try bottle Of DIR. Ly
on's French Periodical Drops. Being fluid
preparation, their action is more direct and posi-
tive than any pills or powders. Explicit diree-
tions, wearing my facsimile, accompany eseh bot
tie. t-.3 q b. ef q ,--0H beFaiT fG
They may be obtained of nearly every druggist
in the country, or by incosing the price to c. 6.
Clark & Co., New Haven. CT, General Agents
for the United States and Canada.
-. DIR. JOHN L. LYON,
- Practieing Physician, New Haven, Et.
Price 81 90 per bottle. sep26dweowly.
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HUGH wARNoCK-
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS OPENED A
i Stable on Market Square, Rock Island, where
he keeps few good Horses and Carriages to let
He also has large covered stage wagon for fish
ing and picnic parties. A share of public pat
ronage respectfully solicited
nss- Prices moderate. Horses bought and sold.
T.. q. SPENCER.
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MOOD 4 GREGG.

DRoDUCE & COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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