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midableTsud alarming, and the Mill
tary force is totally insufficient
The Times special says, Gov. Orr.
Dofz zSouth0 Carolina, has written alet-
~ter TO Gem Sickle since the latter
was relieved, in which he expressed
deep regret at the President's 8 course.
and unqualifiedly endorsed all the
measures of Gea.9 Sickies' admins
tratfon, approvine especially. of order
only means by which the people of
South Caroline have been able to
raise a crop this season. i ss.ssa
a The Heralds special says Sickles
has made . fresh demand for a court
of inquiry in his case, if which is not
granted he will have TO resign in cr-
der to make a reply to the charges.i94
the Presidents proclamation. -
The wealthier Glasses of. North
Carolina have petitioned Gen. Canby
to- continue in force Sickie's order
No. 10, in order to save them from
beggary las sAAAf t2F .tt-@l=ff
: IA World special says: The Gov
ernment has received information
that Gen. Candy is not interfering In
any way with the process issued from
the Federal Courts, 10 North Caro-
lima, although he has not suspended
By, any, special order that feature Of
Cen Sic kless order No. 10, which is
the enforcement of a Judgment for
debt. The United States Marshal is
serving, the writs issued by the United
States District Court, and selling
property under them; but the prices
are so low, in the present condition
of affairs ia North Carolina. that in
one case farm, which cost $40, 600 in
goldssbefore the war, brought at the
Marshal's sale but IS ,000 The judg4
ment in this case was brought by a
Northern creditor. aEeYl
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.I9gliRICHMOND.
The ElectionslsWHIieand Black Men
TO Vote at Different Polls. =

.RIoIEMoNp,s Sept. 2br-Gen. Scho-
field has issued an order that the bal
lots of the. white and eolerea voters
at the coming election shalla10s taken
separately. La any. district of 800
voters, three persons shall assist the
registering officer in receiving votes,
and where there are more than 500
voters, six persons shall assist, all be-
ing previously sworn to simpartially
discharge their duties; and be selected
from among the registered. voters of
the district. ssSa -a@arsi,I
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GALVESTON.
Yellow Fever 1Abatlng-Arrivar ~ofI
s,rt-g Emigrants. ss.ih 20 op

Tex Sept. 21.-The
epidemic is is-abating here. The nun
Der of intermsnts this week were, So.
The, disease is desolating the chief
towns in the interior of the State,
whittier, nurses have been dispatched.
The Howard Association have issued
an earnest remonstance against. The
Ireturnaof unclimated persons to, this
city, "A qshipt load of emigants ar
rived here. but have not been permit. q
ted to land. ~ n.Aiafffaaa
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WASHINGTON, September 21-Gen.
Sheridan was at the War Department
to-day, and had an interview with
General Grant.
(" St. Pierre 'Miquelon was visited by
a terrible FIRE last night. Two hum
dred houses were destroyed with
nearly all their contents, No lives
lost. Amount of loss not ascer-
tanned. p =. - -
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s--8ilHs. szN4ts7 a.tE--aBI SeEsD :. -,
Murder and Heavy Rob-
,saat <xnralb'e b'eryoxa + .qeb e
Euneraly j SERVICES of
Edward Bruce.
,ANDAANAROLIS
A Man Shoots his BrOther.in-laW@
An Old Grudge the Cause. Ii Z
,9I-HnrA9Gkj

- ~ +f%e@3@ ~ - 49, - AAAss-s~ -
Especial to Evansville Journal
INDIAsAPoLIsS September %. A
man named j; Pence, residing three
and half miles from this city, on the
National Road, was shot to-day by
his brother-in-law, Noah Holmes, in
an affray growing out Of an old family
quarrel, It r. thought Pence cannot
recover Holmes is at large on ten
thousand bail. - -
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Tiey TO CO operate With Gae Radi-
Gals to secure mani ood suffrage.
DFhe colored people ofth's City celey
1asg sIs a9af Fmsnspsts8 of
Proclamation of President Lfncoln.
: The, Grand lodge. of, Odd Fellews
concluded its session to1daysDThe as-s
sets Of the Lodge are $3S,397. ,Hs
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BosToN, September 21.-The works
Of the Mount Hope Iron Company in
Somerset were destroyed by fire this
morning. The buildings covered
nearly three acres of ground. The
loss is estimated at $150,0O0 two
thirds insured.
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eNEw ORLEANS, Sept. 21.l@The IN :
terments from yellow fever for the
stwenty-four shours ending this morn
ing, are lsixty-four.af The Ricaywie
isaysethee disease is widespread, and
qthes number of cases much greater
than inu the epidemic of 1853, but
lowingto a milder type the mortality
is Comparatively SMALL lrgoli ar ..
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N. ". SPECIALS.
Yellow Fever at MatamOras-Prep-
arations for Receiving Escabedo at
Monterey = Jaarez WithdraWs
from the Race for President.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 22.-The special
correspondence of the Herald, from
Monterey, to August 2lst, and Lier
to the 23d, reports the yellow fever
broken out in the vicinity of Mata-
moras. Strict quarantine is estab-
lished at Brownsville, at the vessels
from Galveston. .sass
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D@ If you want to get any Cloth
ing made, I would advise you to go to
H. & B. Ahlering's, No. 36 Main
Street, as they are now receiving and
opening a big stock of Cloths, Cassi-
meres, Vestings, &C., which has been
carefully selected and bought at low
figures; so they cannot be beaten. In
regard to price and fit. 1se11 DIFF
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Capada. .NeWs-Gen. Sheridan at the
War 0fllce Three Persons brown
ed Atlantic Cable Repaired =
: Great Hire al Boston - Loss
$15O,00O.

TORONTO. September 21-Archi-
bald McKellar, leading candidate of
the opposition party, who was defeat
ed In Kent. was yesterday returned to
the House Assembly by another con-
stituency. Mr. Ambeeland. Manager
of the Northern Railroad, was also
" - = = 1.I1ER sS
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ST. LOUIS. :

Peace Conference. with the Indians
Return Of the Seventeenth Regi-
sIHents Of FOlHnfeers-The Indians
N0tifys Railroad Contractors not 10
- Go Beyond Fort IIays-They VIII
War TO the Knife. -,sh#us,4
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3 ssBOsTON...'
Funeral Services or Sir Frederick
fe9i 8di ..s19k Bruce.ae sggsr va.ra

sBosToN, Septs 21. --iTheei funeral
services over the remains of Sir Fred
lerickt Bruce will be held at Trinity
Church on Tuesday morning at IL
but everything wilh'be as lprivate as
possibleg fAffer the funeral the, re-
mains wilbbe conveyed eonnboard the
steamship to be taken to England.
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SARATOGA, Sept. 21.-William j..
Kiertly, billiard marker at the
Union Hotel, who killed j. Thomas
on the 25th of August, was found
guilty. of manslaughter in the second
degree - 4 ~ 49, -s.
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HEARTS CONTENT, Sept. 21.-The
1866 Atlantic cable was repaired yes
terday, under the direction of Cam
ming, and is now in good working
order. asr,
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=, Great preparat IOnS are milking Tor.
the 1s 1rsereption f Of z Escobedo at Monte
q ssS ] liz 1stteY Of Jaarez & i is 7p Published
withdfawing bis aeclination, of ihe
;nomiHst ton for the Presidency and
consenting to become q candidate at
the request of Cen Diaz,. and ex ?
prssssihg bis high esteem asa fOrs the ag ynis.
Soo Os1tSs.la M ..se.la.l..- -. LIZ - q
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NEW YORK, September 2l-
.g The Heratet''s San francisco, special
f! says there is news from Magalisk of a
very murderous character. The Yok-
ehomas have killed one American,.
ksfs two English, and three Chinese in the
7' course OF three weeks. The perpe-
~ traitors are still at large st =
x 81 The Japanese authorities are i'm
prisoning Japanese Christians in
y large numbers. The American Minis
+. ter has protested against further ar
rests until he has seen the native
officials at Yeddo. The French Min.
r.. lister proceeded there with the .frigate
Guerrero to Investigate the matter,
,s- and will probably release them. IF
sisss the Japanese priests interfere In the
si1 course taken, trouble may be appre-
hended with the French, as the
9 Christians. are under French protec-
ton. sgnisa1aasl a.is- - a-ie s
s = The harbor was full of steamers
c- and sailing vessels, waiting for Japan
ese purchasers. The japanese have
90 no money, and trade is dead ~ 90
The Garataren who attacked Mr..
Schuell, the Prussian diplomatic at
tache, was rescued by his friends. The
- authorities, are trying to arrest the
esss man, s ~. a-issis.os sl s.,ss4s' ~eg
} The foreign ministers have been
urging on the authorities to do away
: with the practice of carrying swords
by the lawless class. ~ --
Another party of Japanese officials
have arrived In San Francisco, and
are going East to inspect the Navy
Yards, ships of war, &c., of the
United States
are carrying everything before them,
and have declared Sin Sin their EN-
peror. ~
The British Minister has returned
from tour of the ports at almost all
of which he found the infractions of
the treaty were praeticed. 9a'
A mob of eighty attacked the
British Consul, and kicked and
bruised him. No n-of-war was in
T the port at the time. They attempted
30 plumber a store. The Americans
think the United States should have
e gun boat on the Yanatz Kang at
u. : ence, to protect the large interests at
stake on that river. Tsssa
z France is Withdrawing her feet
from, the Chinese waters, while the
English and the United States are
increasi ng theirs. $50 .
Retur ms from forty eight counties
in Cali fornia, partly q official, give
Haight 42.300 votes, Gorham 3,740
and Fay 1855. The returns of the
vote for Congressman have been
received from few counties, but
they will not be known for several
days, but it is certain that only one
81 Union candidate. Highly, is elected.
The Union majority in the Senate is
now po sitively known to be four,
which is. enough to prevent the repeal
Of the registry law, or the division of
the SC hool fund, which was favored
by Ia rye portion of the Democratic
party.
Arixo ma dispatches to August Oath
have bee n received. They represent
the Indians still more troublesome
Gov. McCormick writes to Gen. Nc
Dow ell imploring more troops, stating
that the movements of the Indians in
the Pra tt district lare unusually for
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Governor Haight Declines
Being q Candidate for ~
s'.ss u. 8. senator - y
n. w. SPECIALS.

Japanese Troubles Christians being
Imprisoned - British Consul At
tackled by a MOb-France with.
y drawing her Fleet fr1nfhe China
Waters-fadian Troubles In Arizo-o
na--Gey. Mccormick asks for More
Troops - Gov. Orr Endorses GEN.
SicHles' administrator - North
ea-oiinfaHs9 Petition for Siekfes'
Order Ao.@f0 TO be Continued I'm
Force. xs.,..., -,,ss -sfts'
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SoMERvILLE, N. j., Sept. 21.-John
Staltz, a respecta bile farmer, his wife,
and Miss Saydam, were drowned In
the Delaware and Raritan Canal last
evening. g.3 i Il - sss s..:s.ss,5
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o1ea He.ie MEDICAL. enl ,di
Great New England Remedy
.g2 .3id "a DIR, J, W. PoLAND's > q
WHITE PINE COMPOUND,

years In the Kew England States, where
It's merits have become as well known as
the tree from'which, in part, 1T derives its
virtues. =. ~ esf.s4 as YEAff
The White Pine Compound. Cures
| Sore Throat, Colds, Coughs, Dipthe-
irid, Bronchitis, Splitting Of Blood,
and Pulmonary A fections generally.
IL is a Remarkable Remedy for
Kidney Complaints, Diabetes, D1-
r. fculty of Tosding Urine, Bleeding
% from The Kidneys Gnd Bladder,
T. CRUEL and other complaints.
q In November, 1855, first advertised IL
been wholesaIed In Manchester alone one
hundred thousand sa nf q, dpiiaTS' is worth. where
In the market, and il SILL maintains that
position. There are good reasons for this; |;
ture. y IS warning In In the h stomach' Ia .s ana I'd
pleasant wfthal to the taste, and is ex-
AS remedy for kidney complaints the
White Pine Com mpound stands unrivaled.
1t was not originated for that purpose, bat
person in using It for 2 cough was not
cured of kidne difnculty3 of ten years
standing. Since that accidental discovery,
coss pIains ana nave been sa eompleseIy snp ss
cured"
p THE wHITsPfNE COMPOUND.
II was early In the spripg Of az that this
compound was Originated. A member OF
my family was af11icted with an irritation
Of the throat, attended witha disagreeabie
Thought that a rreparatioI having t,r Its
basis the inside bark OF Hhite Fine might
be SO compounded as 10 pc very useful In
diseases OF the Throat and Lungs. To test
the value of 1t in the case alluded to, 1
ompoundeda q small quantity OF the medi-
cine that had been planning, and gave It
In teaspconfuI doses. The result was ex-
ceedingly gratifying. Within two days,
the Irritation of the throat was removed,
the cough subsided, and a speedy cure was
The above was written by DR.. Poland ir
1890 Since then, as in Manchester. this
White Pine Com pound has taken the lead
OF all cough remedies, as well aS prepars
tions for the cure OF kidney difficulties, l.
every city, town, village, and hamlei
throughout the New England States.
take as It Is -enectual.
q 3 WHITE PINE COMPOUND,
5o GEORGE w. SWEET, n. D.,
Proprietor.
Prepared at the
NEW ENGLAND BOTANICAL DEPOT,
los Hanover Street, Boston.
Under the supervision of Rev. J. W. Po-
land.
Cloud Akin, wholesaIs AgentA.
For sale by Keller White, sWm- r. p
Stoddard, T. Bridwell. 81. ]. eehlaspfer
and by Druggists generally.
febe div. wit II @5 t3af y#
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Butchers Files.

just received large importation
direct from Sheffield. A full stock
of Gum Betting always on hand. =.
sep17 BGrrIoHER, KELLOGG, 4 Co.
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Take none other than Caark's Cotton.
CITY ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inquire
1t the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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-'i'9s North Carolinians Petition
ax,g1en for Sickles' Order No. ha.
-. -. -.'. 10 to be Continued 'gaaa
= soitiin Force.
Peace Conference with the.
Indians. -

n srAf,rral - eau 94lllsffsF ft8sIaT "a
ftsss sffs1iA. isssoI S4IS o. -------.t5 4&kH44
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Carpenter and Joiner.
Shop on WALNUT STREET, bet. Sixth
and Seventh,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
Prompt attention given TO all work en-
trusted 10 my care frpayie dSn
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lmp0rtant TO the Afflicted.

DR.. DOW confines 10 b consulted Of bis Of
6c' Nos. and . Endieott Street, Boston, on all
ai'ez.e'cf aPRivATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Nv long course OF study and practical expert.
ing The unfortunsts with remedies that have never
nIea " cure the most alarming cases OF 0essr.
,a@s snd sysAhs Benesth his trsatmsat, all the
ey, Seroiuia uonorhea, Ulcers, Palm or Distress
n the region. Of proereation. innam alton Of the
Bladdsisnd kidney, Hydroeels. Absss1ss, Iiu.
horrible symptoms attending this elias or disssss,
are made 70 become ~ harmless % The simplest
aiIings OF child. Particular attention given 10
forms and stages. Patients who wish 10 remain IN
der DIR. Dow's treatment few days OF weeks, Will
be furnished with pleasant rooms, and charges for
board moderate.
P'S. Ladies' who are troubled with any dIssass
peculiar 10 their system, will ind speedy relief by
calling on DIR. DOW, at his once, No. . Endieott
street -
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A BEAUTIFUL SESrMESr.-Shortly he-
fore the departure Of tho lamcnted iiebor
for India, he preached u sermon which con-
tanned this beautiful illustration
"l.ifc hears IN on like tho stream Of n
mighty river. Our boat at fins, gi'dcS down
the mighty channel-tl,rough the playful
nlirmurings Of the little brook AMI tho
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A SEss,rIvE Dukk.-The Duke of Mas.
sau could never console himself for the mar
rswncss Of his dominions, which was the
perpetual source Of fun to the Pr,ssian IN.
pens They ono day declared that he, hay
ing cxiled courticr, stool ON his PALACES
terrace to sec the order executed; the next
day the Pr,ssian newspapers wouLi Ia,blisl,
n pscudo-dccrce forbi,id,ng all faithful stub
iects from discharging muskcts or pistols in
a horizontal line. in orler To avoid violating
the frontiers Of ncighboring States; to their
Jokes upon his dcmifluvial navy The owned
only half a river) there wsrc no end. The
louder Prussia laughed tho more mclan.
choly the Duke became. Ills eourtiers ir'c,l
their best to ruisc his spirits; the census re-
turns were exaggerated, the births were IN
creased, deaths ,l,minishsd, maps made
which represented hamlets which ceased to
exist in tho days Of Gcrmanicus, rs flourish
ing ci,ies-all In vain. One day a railway
company asked permission to build their
road across his duchy; he granted pcrn'is.
sion on condition that the road should p,r-
sue a zigzag line 20 NJ to double or triple
the distance run, and force locomotives io
travel slowly, 30 that passengers nigh, think
the Duchy OF Nassau one OF the largest IN
Germany. he recovered his good humor
from that day.
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Misfrllauenns.
Importance Of Ventilation to Con-
sumptives.


Before leave this subject would draw
attention TO the physiological fact that the
lungs are made to breathe cold as well Us
warm air-indeed. air Of any temperature
from zero to 100 degrees Fair, Just as the
face is made to bear exposure to the cx,er-
nal atmosphere. How could the lungs be
protected? ifthey require protection, which
they do not Domestic animals that live
out in the open mr. winter ind summer, arc
ireer from colds than those that live IN
warm stables; and men who are much eS-
posed, aud constantly breathe mir mt law
temperature, are less liable to colds AMI in
iluenza than those who live constantly in
warm rooms All who have horses urc
aware that to keep u stable warm is the
surest way for the inmates to suffer fron,
constant colds. d.
may mention two facts that aptly Illus
,r,,. IN. .v;,s or d.c..,;v. ,.,,;i,,;o, Some
y.. L., a., ,,;,,LI,,d. or
"eo "' '"". :" W..
scotland with local proprietor when VIC
came upon n village OF well-bnilt stone
houses with slated roof. which strongly con.
-, -, a, -. .,..,;. %
"'''ea WIN tue '''s''"''' s''"''s W NV
els generally met with' on my conipi-
men,iny him OH his rebuilt village, he toll
ma tina, he hal ac,ed for the best in errct,
-. H.. -, -. 80 ,o,... -.
,"s "''o soo" "0"'"''''o' "''
h's tenants, but that, singular to relate 'hey
had proved more unhealthy than the misc
y,ble 5wc,l;,,. which their occu,,n,s ,r,y
=.
'ous'y ihhao'ted. reSer ana o'her uiseases
had proved rife among the latter. On ex-
unin,,;on I fo,,pd that the windows were
c,.,.nod an, n.,., o,.,ed. aud I buy, No
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C General Tutl", while in command
OF division at Shiloh, had in his com.
n,and an invcteraie oil bohcmian hummer,
whom we will call r., AMI who got
inau,llin on every possible occasion. The
General, ia going the round on inspection
day, found D., tor perhaps the fiilic,h
time, undergoing the usual punishment for
,lrinkenness-lasl,cd to tho fifth wheel oi
the caisson. The day was intensely hot ;
Il, hshed rs aforesaid ut an angle oi
A5 degrees, was gazing intcn,ly into the
nuzzle Of six 'poundcr which pointed Ill
rcctly towards hun. The General ON dis
covering 1.-The situation" hailed him:
"iicllo, b! what arc you doing
ihere?"
b, with as much dignity rs il was
possible tn muster, having in view the s''r-
roundings, replied, in deep. tragic voice,
General. am seeking the bubble rcpnia.
ton even at the cannons mouth :" II is
perhaps useless To add that b was inn
mcdiatcly released
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~ Colonel burbank, Assis,an, Cornn,is.

% VutuhcI HutpuuN, 'SS's S0''"S
sioner OF freedmen in Kentucky, REPORTS
tina, during the month Of May no, one COM
plaint was madc against the freedmen fr
violation Of contract or my other miscon
,luct The number Of outrsgcs upon the
freedmen by the whites 10 reported as fol.
lows: Murder, twps wounded by shoot.
;nr. one beaten and otherwise inahwaic,l,
,wsrty. eight. MT one Of thcss otienbc,r
was arrested. The people shield them
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Fishers CowSA Drops.

A standard romsdy ior COUGHS and cONSuNr.
TON, prepared by q. w. WAllinyford. grandson
kennebunh. Me. proprietors, q. u. GOODWIN q
Co.. u Hanover st., Boston, N. L Agents. 3m23
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DIR. 8. s. FlTCH'S
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

sevcaty.s,x page, price ,, cents. ssst 70 any
Aidres-. No money required until the book 70 ~.
esi,s,i. read. and fsiiy approved Il u . psrfse,
guide ~ the siak OF indispossd.
Address. DIR. n. 8. flrcn, % fremont st.esk
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For Coughs, Colds and Consumption,
r,y the old AMI we'll known vEdErARlk rUL-
MoNARY BALSAM, Approved sad ussd by our
eldest AID .ssf ssislrsfss SAyssssss ~ nSty yssfs
past Get the ssnaise. hEED, CVfLhh CO.,
Druggists, boston. Proprietors. UNI
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
TO FEMALES IN 'DBLlCiTB HEALTH,

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No. u Q In.
dicott street. Boston eousultsd daily for all dis
Gases s, incident TO the female system. Prolapsus
preston. and other menstrual deran sements, are
now treated upon new pathological principles, and
speedy relief guarnteed In very fsv days. 30
that most obstinate complaints ysld under Il, and
the actsd person soon reioices In perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experisncs In
the cure Of diseases OF women and children than
any other physician In Boston, and hes. uDee
Isik confined his whole attention In the cure Of
private diseases and Female Complaints.
N. BAH letters must contain four red stamps
or they will not be answered.
Ofneo honrs from 4. n. to9P.n.
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Or No Charge Made.
Those who need the services OF IN experienced
physician or surgeon In al dlfheult and ehronio
diseases Of every nams and nature. should give
him . call.
P.S. DR.. Dow imports and has for sale . new Ar
tics called the French Secret. Order By mail. for
81 and . red stamp. VIZ
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Fi.bsr's Oompound Mandrake Bitters.

FROM fhs original ,scips. Unrtraiisd for it, eee-
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grandson OF the late DR. Fisher MASON, SYN.
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