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From Rev, D. Merrige, Pastor of the Passvnnk p.
tlst Church, Philadelphial 80 10y
M
From A, M. Spsngler, Editor OF he CuItnriat No
North Sixth Street. '' ~'0'%
PH1LApE1PHrA Jn,v ,o..

North Sixth Street, A'O'|
PHILADELPHIA, July l5 ISss
Some eighteen months since, was q severe an ffera,
from dyspepsia was not only unable to take nIsin
so debiiIated as 70 be almost untitled for active hms
ness OF any KIND. Ao'
After trying variety Of so-called remedies OH ~
which proved worthless, was induced, at the suS.
man Bltters q trial. L accordingly pnYchased n5
bottles, which were taken In accordance with Won,
directions. ~
Ing symptoms after eating drinking and a Mi
resofaton OF strength, so that now eat All ordina
Kinds of food with impunlty and am able 10 atIsnt
ness as we'll at any period OF my Je: tbe Se HS,
efects of the Bitters were manifested Defora TSoS
have also used it in my family with the bann,..
Inony 10 that Of The many others who have bssn
henefted by IT, md great benefit from the nsa ~
Sottle In the spring and fall They not ONLY eSeaG
vigorous H w desssiYah esihy tone TO the
Tfthe above testimony will be the means ofinduon.
onv who suffer from Dyspepsia give your Rjttsrs
trial Cwhen It, feel confident win give them rsIeF
IL is at your service.
Yours truly, A. NJ. SPANGLER
pav.L g. Herman, ofthe German Reformed ChD,oh
KutztoWn, Berks county, Pa, was cured of Dyspepss
If twenty years standing
a.,, Newton Brown, D. D.. Editor OF the EnO,c,o
nsedia of Religious knowledge and Christian Chroni
aIe Philadelphi4
psv S, Tbomas winter, D. D., Pastor OF RO1bOrOuRh
hHP.Ss s',, "a Beck Pastor Of the Baptist Chr.oA
hsN 1eNt 1Senrton NJ j.. formerly of the North Rantis,
rrncb philadelphia at present Pastor Of the Han
tist Church, Chestei' Ia,
A., lheso In soysorabIe opinion OF this bltters.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
tFOR ADDITIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE INSIDE pAers.l

ATOMIC GATHERNGs.-Th cost of repairing
culverts in and about the city, damaged by the
rain, will exceed S20000.-Fish are not in
great demand now: the deluging torrents have
oliuted the waters of the rivers with obnoxious
SUBS stances, and tainted their scaly Inhabitants
- let the people who now are building in
Varit us parts. of the city not forget to plant
rows OF shade trees before their dwellings;.they
Deaullly the appeara1 ce OF the street, and en-
nance the comfort of the inhabtants.--If by
by some coup de ndtn tue whole vicinity
round about Seventh and South streets, and
through Bedford street, could be heavily
powdered with chloride of lime, or some other
and it possible, stronger disintectant, dread
full diseases could be averted, and the citizens
would pass through these places without
having their olfactOries almost singed by the
noxtous vapors mat arise therefrOm. Last
night a man named Hiram Wendleck not yet
teries Of city life, found himself in the midgt OF
the Phi ilistines of Shippen street. Like, and
yet unlike, the Samson Agonistes OF old, his
manly strength was reft from him, not by pull
while in this semt-conscious state his pocket
became minus Of silver watch and some
money.-The Fifth Police District abounds in
ST. eet walkers. from girls just merging
ghostly appearing women. Lieutenant
Connolly makes nightly raids upon them,
with good success, as testified to
by the everlasting gossip and contradiction
cells,--A narrow escape has just been brought
TO light During the late deluge, when the
water ooursed through some OF our streets like
q turbulent river, little child was overihrown
Js an inlet on Ely n street, near Callowhill.
where 1t eau. ht and rescued.--A dark
and miscbievOus y outh named Henry Johnson
was arrested for sashing open some bed-ticks
and feather bags with > razor, In Shippen street.
This was for enjoyment. Alderman litter
mary committed him.
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PhAada. Stock Exchange Sales, Aug. 81
Reported by De Haven q Bro, No. 70 s. Third street
MARRIED.

GRIFFITH-DECHERT.-On the Goth instant, q
the Church of the Saviour by the Rev. O. NJ Butler,
ID. D., Rev. CHARLES EDWARD GRIFFITH, Of At
Gibson. Kansas TO ANNIE PORTER, daughter OF th0
late Elijah Dechert, OF this city
BORSTMAN-BEAL.-On the 10Th instant by Rev.
]. DckersOn No. S76 N. Sixth street, Mr. LE0NARD
HOR6TMAN 70 Miss ELLA BEAL, all OF this city
NcCLELLAN-MORROw.- 5, 1857, at No.
IA Q Hanover street. Remington by John O. Wilson,
v. D. NJ, Mr.. ALEXANDER MCCLELI AN and Misa
CATHARINE MORROW, both Of this city.
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A ScANDALoUs AssAULT.-A good German
citizen named Christian Hagner, living nea =
Sixth and Catherine streets, was returning
lager beer saloon near his residence. During
some conversation which occurred, he was
knocked down and badly assaulted, being cut
in the face by two men, said to be James Hailz
and Heinrich Baumer. They will have a
hearing
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AUCTION SALE of an immense stock Of Blank
Books of all sizes and patterns, Day Books,
Records Dockets, Scrap Books, etc; also, sta
tionery, Writing Papers, Envelopes, Portfolios,
etc on tomorrow Thursday morning, at 10
o'clock, at Fitzpatrick & Brothers Auction
Store, No. 1908 Market street.-The whole to be
sold without reserve, 10 close the stock of a
blank book and stationery establishment
closing business.
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FROM an examination OF the circulars and
pamphlets distributed by the Washington Lii
brary Company, setting forth at length the we'll
digested plan adopted in order to secure the
early endowment of the Riverside Institute,
every one will at once become impressed and
Interested in their laudable and patriotic move-
ment. The plan is one adopted in strict accord
anoe with the terms of the charter as granted
the Washington Library Company by the
Legislature OF this State. In view of this fact,
as well as that the funds to be raised for the
beneht of the orphans of our deceased braves
who fell in the late war, Commissioner Rollins
at once consented to exempt the revenue thus
derived from all taxes. 1t was also from the
same motives that Messrs. George A. Cooke &
Co., bankers, No. 33 s. Third street, kindly
offered to act as receivers for the Company. and
II is with pleasure that we are able to state that
the plan is meeting with that success so well
deserved. The shares, selling at one dollar
each, are going off rapidly. Each share, it will
be remembered, not only secures at the time of
purchase beautiful steel-plate engraving, but
guarantees one of the 100000 worth Of presents
to be distributed next month. Let all call or
send to the principal Office, No. 1925 Chestnut
street, and obtain pamphlet setting forth in
full the aim and object of the Washington
Library Company, together with the benefit ac-
cruing to those who aid in this great charity.
LADIES, If you are afIi icted with lasstude; If.
on rising in the morning, you feel unrefreshed,
with bad taste in the mouth; disgust for
food constant desire to rest, it is time some-
thing should be done to stop the growing evil.
We know of no preparation more highly
adapted to all aftiictions of this description
than
HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs.
For mothers nursing this great tonic should
always be taken, especially where the mothers
nourishment is inadequate to the demands of
the child, consequently her strength must yield,
and here 1t is where good tonic such as Hos
LETTERS STOMACH BITTERs, is needed to inn
part temporary
STRENGTH AND VIGoR
10 the whole system Ladies should by all
means try this remedy, and before so doing ask
your physician, who, If he is acquainted with
its virtues, will recommend its use in all cases
Asa
MEDICAL AGENT
it has no equal, while its pleasing flavor and
healthful effects have made it general favorite.
1t is free from all properties calculated to i'm
pair the system, and its operations are at once
mild, soothing, and efficient. All who have
used the Bitters
ATTEST ITS VIRTUES,
and commend it to use.
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Henry Schuelta,
who drives q bread wagon, took 1t in his head
this morning to thrash his uncle Charles. The
uncle is man far advanced in life, and was
quietly standing in his doorway, at Tenth and
Brown streets, this morning, when Henry drove
up to the Sidewalk, jumped TO the pavement,
and, without cause or provocation, proceeded
TO beat the old gentleman most numerically,
bruising him about the sides and arms. He
was arrested and taken before Alderman Hur-
lev who bound him over to answer at court.
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ASSAULT UPON AN OFFICER. - Yesterday
James Mage and William Hewitt, boatmen be-
longing to Norrtstown, were guiding their boats
through Paramount locks, when they ran foul
OF some others. Ohicer Francis attempted to
straighten things out, when the accused seized
him by the neck, choRed and otherwise mall
treated him. They were arrested and held by
Alderman Massey to answer at Court
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W HAvn REDucrp ALI Pn1cns-

WE HAVE REDUCED ALL PRICES
We have reduced all prices
We have reduced all prices
We have reduced all prices
We haze reduced al prices
We have reduced al prices
OF summer Clohinp % Close out Stock.
Ai'V jsSg XIX bOe,,SSo" SaS BENNbbyTvT TbyvE8 2IV1I1
Stgh streets No. SIS MARKET STREET,
PHILADELPHIA,
and No. 800 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
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READ WHO SAYS SO,

Hon. George w. Woodward, Chief JustIce ot ,h
supreme Court OF Pennsylvania, writes:-
ra.s., . PHILADELPHIA, March Ia Ise7
nno doohands German Bitters' is NOT an 'intn11
casng beverage, but is good Tonic usefii in a.
eases o. Ihe digestive organs, of great be6st i
system. Yours truly, "o'on Id the
,-,,o,,., GEORGE w WOODWARD
Principal Office, 63l Arch Street. PhIadeIpbia
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An AHOMALY-THE CONCEDED WEAKER HALF
the STRoNeER.-Upon complaint OF Mr. Bahls,
Eliza his wife, was arrested. IL seems that
both being addicted to "hard drink" became
somew hat intoxicated, and Eliza pounded her
ege lord numerically They live at NO. l3i2 Cal
in $500 bail to answer.
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SALE OF BooTs AND SHOES. - The special
attention OF the trade is called to the large
sale OF Boots, Shoes Brogans, Balmorals, etc, TO
be sold by McClelland 4 Co., auctioneers, at
their store, No sos Market street, Tomorrow
(Thursdsy) morning, August %, commencing
at 10 o'clock precisely.
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Ex-PREsIDKNT BUCHANAN IN ToWN.-Yester-
day afternoon ex-President James Buchanan
reached this city from Cape May, New Jersey
where for some time past he has been sojourn-
very feeble health. He is now delayed at the
Mefchants' Hotel bv return of sickness
When recovered sufficiently to permit OF travel
ling he will start for home.
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GENERAL GRANT sits in the Secretary OF
Wars office and puffs his cigar, while we sit in
our editorial Office and puff Charles Stokes a.
Co.'s frst-cass Clothing House, under the Con-
tinentRl. The difference in the two putfs is,
that the first ends in coming down with the
smoke, and the latter with coming "dOwn with
the dust.n
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UP RIVER ExoURsIoNs.-Resuming OF the
trips OF the Edwin Forrest. This favorite
Flanagan & Coane has been improved, and
has now recommended her trips TO Trenton
and intermediate places up the river. Famllles
will find these delightful excursions See ad-
Vertisement in our columns
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs.-At George w. Jenkins,
No 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
fDe assortment of confections. Jenkins is
worthy of a call.
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LYONS MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER, for kill
ing Fleas, Moths, Reaches, and Bugs Tue
original and only sure article Sold by all re-
spectable dealers.
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ABOUT HoRsE.-Alfred Brogan, colored,
bought horse from one Frank Gunsen-
hauser for one hundred dollars, receiv-
ing written guarantee that should
any defect he found in the animal the money
would be refunded Alfred took the horse home,
and while feeding him discovered that his jaw
his eating-one side protrudipg. During the
examination at the time of purchase the former
owner hau held the head in q proper position.
horse examined by veterinary surgeon, and
found one of his fore legs affected; and on
IGunsenhauser) refused to pay back the money,
saying he would exchange the horse. Alfred
"could not see it," and as he could not get his
money, he had Gunsenhauser arrested and
alderman Hurley bound him over in $500 bail
to answer.
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For SUMMER READING everybody is referred
to the advertisement of Messrs. Il. b. Peterson
& Brothers in another column, where will be
found a list of the interesting romances of
George w, M. Reynolds. This popular author
has made speciality of the scenes and charac-
teTs peculiar to the Court of London, the "mys-
teries" of which he has vividly depicted in four
different works. In addition to these novels he
mas written much and ably on all the various
phases of social life in the Old World, and his
numerous romances have attained wide
spread and just celebrity. They are just the
sort of literary productions which serve best to
while away the time in such dull. hot weather
as that which now affiicts humanity.
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REDaESIRER

Jhat dtS BHte1S Is not AlcoloLic contains no Rum
Tonic in the World. - " "0 N'''
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From the Rev. f. ID. Fendell. Assistant Editor C,r,
uan Chronicle, Philadelphia 0
have derived decided benefit from the use NJ 1oo,
lands German Bitters and feel 1t my priviIeSa o ~
comm end them as most valuable tonic To All yvSo
suffering from general debility or from djsa"sao
arising from arrangement Of the liver D''~'e'
Yours truly, T. ID, FENDAII
From Rev. d. Merrige, Pastor of the Passyupk pan
tst Church, Philadelphia "p
From the many respectable recomnends tjops o,,,o,
to DR.. Hoohsnds German Btters was Indncsd TeL t
give them trial After using several hotties Son "a
them TO be good Iemedy for debility and nost e
cellent tonic for the stomach. ID MERRTGE GA
From Rev. William Smith, formerly psstar os 49,
Vincentown and Milville IN. J,) Baptist ChurcbesS
Havirg used in y family a number of kot,Ios ~
yonr Hoohands German Btters, have 10 saw ths,I "
regard them as an excellent medicine es9acam
adapted to remove ENJOY the diseases they are recon-:
tenn when debtated, and useful IN disordersys, sys,
the liver, loss Of appetite etc. have alSo Teco
uaended them to several of my friends who 6O
tried them and found them greatly benefciaI IN the
restoration of health. al 'he
Yours truly, WILLIAM SMITH
s66 Hutchinson street, PhiiadeIpbia
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fitted and laid. Upholstering of any descrip-
tion done promptly and reliably, at Patten's,
No l4OS Chestnut street,
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ARRESTED ON NSUsPICIoN.-Arthur McGaughey,
alias Gouther, was arrested, and now awaits q
hearing at the Central Station, on suspicion OF
having been concerned In the stealing OF a
horse and wagon from Germantown some time
ago.
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STEALING IRON CHAIN. Alexander Magee
Noble streets, they being alleged accomplices
IN the stealing OF 5000 pounds of iron cable
which occurred Yesterday. Alderman Becker
held them IN default Of $1,000 bail each.
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SELLING LIQUOR ON SUNDAY. .-Gottlieb Franz,
the proprietor OF lager beer saloon in Coopers,
Vile, sold liquor on SUNDAY, and was therefore
Ganix 10 answer
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SOMETHING NEw.-Morse, No. 9O4 Arch street.
Rnn only 80 cents per pound. Try IL.
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DIED..

ALEXANDER.-On the 18th instant, after short
illness, LEWIS ALEXANDER, In the SO year Of his
..
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
TO attend his funeral from his late residence No 35S
at iSH ocieeE To prooeed 70 Olive Semetery.
ALLM the night of the Goth In
stant CHARLES ALLMENDINGER, SR.r In the cd
The relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from his late
residence No 624 N. Second street. on Saturday after
noon, the 2ith instant at O'Clock. F~
BECK.-On the 18th instant ANNIE E.. wife OF T.
Beck and daughter OF Catherine and the late John
Mccormick.
The relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from the residence OF her mother.
Mrs. Catherine Mccormick, 2l5 Lombard street,
Thursday afternoon, August %, at o'clock. M
instant, JAMES BOYLES, JR.
Due notice of the funeral Will be given
SCHOFIELD.-Suddenly on the 18th inst, JAMES
sChoFIELD in the 42d year Of his age;
try Lodge, No. l30 l. o. OF o. F. also the members OF
Manayunk Lodge No 81 L. o, OF o. f.. and the Order
raj, from his late residence No. 4225 Main street.
Manayunk, on Thursday afternoon at O'clock
SIMPSON.-on the 18th instant Mr.. THOMAS L.
The relatives and friends of the family. Integrity
Lodge No. 1877, A. Y NJ, and officers and members OF
the Grand Lodge Of Pennsylvania. A, Y. NJ; Hope
Shfier Hose, and Weccacoe and Southwark Steam
Fire Engine Companies, are respectfully invited 70
aend the funeral from his late residence, No. 1925 s..
Second street, on Thursday afternoon at o'clock.
sINGERLY.-On the 10Th instant, PAMELA A.
wife OF William M. Sngerly and daughter of Thomas
The relatives and friends Of family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the residence
Of Joseph Singerly, Broad and Jefferson Streets ON
Hill
YOUNG.-On Tuesday, the 10th Instant at the Man
son I6 H9nse' Brooklyn OF congestion Of the brain,
Young aged years weeks and DAYS.
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ADARGEROUs BREAK.-Yesterday the eulvert
ON Lancaster Pike, near Market street. caVed
i'm forming q dangerous pitfall
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MAD Doo.-0ficer Mansh shot rabid dog
yesterday AZ Eighteenth and RittenhouSe
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MEETING OF THE PRESS CLUB.-The regular
raeeting OF this Association will be held this
Afternoon at the usual place, No. 6l5 Chestnut
street Members are requested TO attend.
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DEPOT FOR THE SALE of Lashs Five-dollar
Washing Machines, Clothes Wringers, and Step
ladders No. 727 MarF ct street, Philadelphia.
T. &. LASH Il Co.
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pORCELAIN, LIGNUM VITE, APPLE
4 Wood Brass and Iron Wheel Table. Chair
Bracket and Bed Cas- ters, with piyots, screws, or
sockets. For sale by TRUMAN Il SHAW,
No. SS5 CElEhI Ihirty-hve) Market ST. below ninth.
TNHE PETULANT, FAULT.FINDING HUS-
i band, who loses mis- temper over the discomforts
OF every returning wash day, may do something
practical towards lessenng theIn and economIze In
the cost OF his linen besides, by sending Cog Wheel
Clothes Wrnger to his home They are sold by
-. - TRUMAN d SHAW,
No. s35 eight Thirty-dve) Market ST.. below Ninth
lIRE AND THIEF DETECTORS COMBINED
~ with letter or newspaper inlets, which may be-
inserted into store doors, for sale by
TRUMAN a SHAW,
No. $50 (Eght Thirty-nve) Market ST., below Ninth.
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LACE. Muslin and Nottingham Curtains
sailing Off TO close our invoices. Truly great
bargains offered at Patterns, No laos Chesnut
atreat
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JOEEs q THA0RER, Printers, 5lO Minor st.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1867-10-10
Good news for Mothers!

Mothers, are you oppressed with anxiety
for your little ones! Are your slumbers and
hearts broken by their cries! Doyou awaken
in the morning unrefreshed and apprehensive!
If so, procure at once a bottle of DR.
Icons Infant Remedy and you will have no
more weary hours of watching and anxiety.
DIR. Icons INFA Mt REMEDY
has stood the test of years. Thousands o.
nurses and mothers bear witness that it nev-
er fails TO give relief if used in season. tits
mid, yet sure and speedy cure for Collie,
Cramps and Windy Pains, and is invaluable
for all complaints incident to Teething.
Sold by Druggists every where. Address
all orders To-
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CHAMBER. and

DINING-ROOM SUITES,
both -uf their own and city manufacture
which they will dispose of at the lowest pos
sible prices for cash.
They are also prepared to manufacture to
order, any and every thing IN their line,
from single piece OF furniture up TO a COM
.p!ete outfit from garrett to cellar. all of the
best seasoned timber, and by The best OF
workmen They do not claim to be ''tae
only Furniture dealer in Stroudsburg who
has license to sell Furniture, but having
paid license and established themselves in
business they are determined TO do full Justice
TO all who patronize them. Their stock OF
lumbrr embraces all the kinds of wood en-
ployed in c,brnet-making, and was selected
with regard to quality than to price.
Remember that we can supply full suites
either of our own or of city manufacture,
though We prefer filing he former, because
greater Justice can be done thereby TO pur-
chssers.
UNDERTAKING! UNDERTAKING :.
Having provided ourselves with a new
aeat, and elegant Hearse, full supply o
shs l.test styles Of Coi1ins and burial Cas-
ksts, and I'll the other applia noes of first
elsss establishment, we are prepared to con
duct the business of Underta king, in all III
branches, 10 the perfect satisfaction of al
who fasor US with orders in this line.
Machine Sa,oing, Turning, Planning, dc
Their factory being fitted up with superio
Turning, Saving, and Planning Machinery
al ldriven by powerful steam engine, orders
from cabinet makers, carpenters, and others
work in these lines viii be promptly ant
sstisfact rily filled.
They respectfully slicit call from the
puslic. Furniture cheerfully shown withou
charge, and prices as low as the lowest.
PHILIP MILLER 81 SON.
Elrch IA, 1867.
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ONE BOX Es SUFFICIENT.
$4,000 Boxes have been Sod Within

50,000 Boxes have been Sold Within
Two Years.
Ten Thousand BOres sent by Letter, both
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world, TO which answers have been returned,
n which ladies' say, nothing like the above
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In Removing Distractions and Restoring
Nature to its Proper Channel,
QUIETING THE NERVES and bringing back the
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PRICE 81 PER Box SIX Boxes s..
Sold in S,roudsOurg, Pa, By DREHER &
BROTHER, Sole Agent.
Ladies by sending &l.00 10 DREHER &
BRoTHER, Stroudsbnrg Post-Ofice can have
the pills sent (confidertiaily), by Mail, to
any part of the country, "iree Of postage"
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