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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-04-25
NtNNI N ISsSiONER'S SALE.
Henry 7 Elliott, &c,

Nancy Burwell Sc
Pursuant TO an Order Of the Circuit CourG
Of Berkeley county in the above case, will
expose to sale, before the Court House door in
the Town of .Martinsburg. at public auction
On MONDAY, Goth day of MAY, 1867.
the life interest Of the said Nancy Burwell in
so much Of
TRACT OF 260 ACRES,
living in Berkeley and Frederick countless the
larger part in Berkeley; adjoining the lands
of Hawkins, and on the Martinsburg and Win
chester Turnpike.
TERMS: One-third in hand, and the residue
in six and twelve months, with interest from
the day Of sale and the purchaser giving d
lien ON the property to secure the deferred
payments EDMIND PEN DLETON
April Is Special Commissioner
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would do we'll to remember. If ColfsY

would do we'll to remember. If ColfaY,
Chase and Cameron have not read that
history to little profit, they will discover
that Dewitt Clinton was defeated by
James Madison. Crawford, by John @
Adams; Henery. Cluysby james X. Polk;
Cass, by Taylor ;ahd tina, Calhoun, Crit
tenden aud Corwin, although they sought
long and earnestly, failed Of success
Their names commenced with the same
initial letter. The presidential chair has
MT b'en occupied by any one whose
name did so commence. Of the other
aspirauts for Presid, initial honors, we
may speak hereafter. We feel such a.
bi'.ing confidence in the intelligence and
discriminating judgment IF the people,
nov that the dark days IF war have past
as TO believe that they will never again
trust the helm Of state ia the hands of
any radical official. The tendency of ur
national affairs is eiciting general attcn-
ton. The past history of the nation is
now being compared with radical rule
and firm determ nation is form, d to re-.
turn to democratic guidance which alone
can, or is capable Of administering sue
crssfully republican form of govern
ment.
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Fourth at Flint.

PUBLISHERS BuLLIoN.--Being present al
Flint District Oh the 4th Of July, wit your
Psrmition j wish TO say st melting concern
ing 1t. =. n
n Tue MARsHArs. q 5SA \
Messrs. n. Carling. w. w, Hastings, f
Warnkie. W., Walsh J. H johnson, w
b Scott and b. smith werei tile narsk,ls
the first named, chief marshal, th4sotherss as,
SIS ants-- lnd to their pruise, be it said, that
their duties were creditably performed.
MrsIc.
The Silver City Brass Band furnished the
music for the OCCASION as also for the bali ut
night Mr.. West, the gentlemqnly leader Of
the band did all thai IL skllful Musician
could do to render the music acceptable. 1t
was the universal opinion that NJ music
could have been better for such All occasion.
PROa EssluN.
The procession was formed close to Orc
City, and proceeded to the. arbor ON, East
Creek distance Of mile and Il half prp-
ceeded by the band Gems hiring The mining
camp, the rr,cesSlOn WAS quite large one,
ami does great credit to the citizens vi Flint.
CEREMONIES
Judge watson, the chairman on the occa-
sion. Introduced the ceremonies IN u very
neat and appropriate speech. al clock. A.
n. The declaration was read in IA clear
voice by l.C. McQuaid, Esq, in manner
second 10 none that | ever witnessed. The
Grafton was then delivered by n. l.. Cation,
Esq. and was well timed ami II credit to the
orator. Alter the orutiJn very nj basket
dinner was served upon the ground. The
whole was nteF+persed with music and fir
ing vi saiutts
80 & BNlaASDl SrrRRR. 81.
At night those that felt disposed, had an
opportunity ol joining in the niuz OF the
dance. As many AS could he conveniently
accommodated. were present at the Sturgls
Hail. The Ball Tor the section OF the cunli-
try, was quite u SUCCESS. Mir. and Mrs. Ush.
er deserve great praise for the supper pre-
pared for the occasion. | have seldom Seen
any better.
A BEAUTIFUL. Sight.
A point OF the Mountain comes down in.
o the valley. separating the two villages of
Flint, Orc and Uwyhee; upon The brow Ut
which between the towns is d tail bluff of
rock upon this bluff all day Ling floated
proudly, The beautiful American Hay. 1t
was u fine and imposing picture.
FEELING THAT PREVAILED.
never in all my lille saw better state of
feeling pervatie any community than was
exhibited in Flint On the 4th. To the
praise OF that people be it said, that no
rilotlous conduct Or drunkenness disgraced
the day. Upon the whole. think il was
Just as good time as could be expected in
mining camp, A time long to be remem-
1ered by those who Witnessed tn celehra
lion 1t will always be u green spot in my
o.
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SLUIcE ROBbGSG.-0n last Sunday night
some parties unknown, robbed the sluices of
William Duncan and Thomas Allison. and
made quite haul. Their sluices were locst.
ed at no great distance from the Orc Fine
boarding house, on the War Eagls mountain.
FOR the first time since they commenced
work upon their placer diggings they we're
both away. The rogues are supposed to
have obtained $500 or more, and about rs
pounds Of quicksilver.
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FROM IIsE East,
Dates to June 3Oth.
From the Cn,on Nedette.

From the Cnion Nedette.
Washington, June 29.-A dispatch
received III this city by tel, graph from
New Orleans, this aft, rnoou, states that
Max. WINS condemned 10 die, and was .hu,
Oh the l9lh Of June. No particulars
were given.
New Orleans, June 20 The Mexi-
can schooner Atlas arrived at the month
oi the Mississippi this morning. She.
had ON board the exiled lmpelial,s and
Me tcans, who had been pelemptor,y
banished. Among them were several
military pficers. They confirm the re.
port ofthe capture of Santa Anna at Sis
sol, and add that when the Captain of
the Virginia tulI the Liberals they must
take Santa Anua by lurce, as his vessel
was not armed, aud be spread the Amer
lean ensign IN he ganaw " The Mex
leans tr'd On the flag aud 80 zed Santa
Anna, thrust him into boat. tunk him
to Campeachy aud cuntped HIM priso.
n r Ut war The Lii erals were shno-inp
hanging and txpeling the Imperial s. III
puthiSers.
Montgomery, Ala , June 26 -The
colnrrd citizens of Mobile have petitinn.
ed Gen. Swayue for protection under the
Civil Rights bill, which they ailere is
denied by The civil authorizes. They
claim office under the city eminent
and intimate that they can fiIl haif the
places inNlhe police DEF arrment without
damage tn the city interest.
Wa>hii g'on, June 80. e. The Austrian
Minister received IA dispatch from tile
commander of'an Austrian vessel l,i,
at Vera Cruz, Simply stating that Maxi,
L il'an was shot ut seven clock ON the
morning Of the l9th INST that Juarez
r. fused to surrender his remains to his
f'ieu"s. No details are given. The
Aust ran legation fully credit the inIeli
eence, The Secretary ofrhe Navy re
ceved di-pal,h COT firuiug The new.
ha5~ From the Idaho Statesman Of IN. stb
inst, we learn the following:
The Oregon Herald says Oregon Iron
Works yesterday shipped for Owyhee one of
Wheeler d Randalrs celebrated amalguma
ting pans. with extra sets of everything con. |
nected with in. 1t is to be used by j :. |
Martin ~ 20: in amalglmating the stubborn
silver ore Of owyhee.
BUILDING We notice across the Street |
from our Office, a new bnlding going nm. |
Mr.. A. II. Webb is owner of the property.
and We understand its heinz constrnrted far ,
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.
LESLIE 81 JUNK.
Gallery Over Willis, Fargo Mos xprem Office
SILVER CIrY.......y.4LI

THE UNDERSIGNED ave their room, neat
~ furnished and are prepared to d. all kinds OF
work in their line in the latest and IN ost improy-
eli styles Of the art. Those wishing to obtain the
superior enainelcd cards, which will make them
look much better than they really d.. can oc.
eomplith th,ir wish by giving us Il call.
L0CKETS and RINGS neatly 6llea. ana
Copying done to order AMI at prices to anti III
times times LESLIE & JUNK.
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A Question or Two.
nient.

We feel inclined frequently to ask ques
tons, rather than to engage in controversy
although to do SD. We were aware would on
y increase the desire of our opponents for
debate. But questions have been PROFOUND
ed to us so often with direct intention to
rutfle the feelings, and to disturb the eona.
nimity and the answer one way or another.
absolutely forced upon the community as the
sentiments of ourself and party brethrenat a
time when prudence dictated silence. that
we can scarcely forbear to retulate now that
we are permitted to speak. However. should
we make any inquiries, il will not be with
any intention Of disturbing the serenity of
any, but for the sole purpose of elcting
thought, or some sensible response. In the
commencement of the war il was an admit
ted proposition that it was prosecuted on the
part of the government, to restore g I'm.
ion then we ask our radical acquantences
did you favor and help carry on the war to re-
store the Union? II SO how can you now
seek and favor division oft? 1t is us well
known that the affirmative of the first query
was announced as the leading doctrine of
your creed in 1861 as the affirmative of the
last is your leading dogma today. You al
SO howled in favor of the uhuring classes
your platforms favored homestead acts and
the giving and granting tracts of land to the
actual settlers upon the public domain. Now
If you are in favor Of protecting labor, why
not tax government bond and securities. and
exempting the hard earned income Of the
farmer, the miner and mechanic Oh do
you think it better to exempt the capitalist
from taxation, and extnrt from the laboring
poor. one hundred and eighty millians of dol
hrs every year. TO give II the rich as inter
ests on property upon which they pay no
taxes.
Why tax the laboring man for the COW
that affords milk for his family which he has
purchased by the sweat of his brow, and ex-
empt the bond out Of which in many instan-
ces. the government has been swindl ed
We admit that we can not see the Justice,
but propose to wait while and see il our
radical friends can by whom this suicidal
policy is favored.
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Notice
NOsfce

is hereby given that there will he q .n.c;.,
and called nesting Of the Board of County Com.
nissioners of Owvhce County. in pursuance Of
this notice. on Monday the o2.i day of July o
1867. Signed. SETH GATLIE 80
Chairman of Bnrrd of ca Com
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ALLISON CUI.D AND SIT l:It MINIst:Co.
NOTICE.

t''ere is delinquency upon the following de-
4 sfribed stock, on assessments levied on the
llih day of May 1865; he amounts set opposits
me names of the respective shareholders, as fol-
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tS-The accomplished and skilful leader
OF the Osyhee Brass Band. Mr. Strike, has
the thanks Of the citizens of this place FIR
the fine mnsic discoursed to them on the
fourth of Jnly.
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INDIANS Is ARNs F1srHI WurEs.--The
l. 'wlsion journal, of the 22i ult., says: An
Indian runner arrived at Lapwal ON Wednes-
day eve, direct from Black Foot in eight
days. He reports about 500 of the Flat
Hrads Pen d UrelIles and Ceur d Alenes,
having Joined about 1890 whites. in arms
against the Black Feet. A forward move
Inrnt was soon 10 he made by this body into
the Black Foot country. yc-F
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

MARRIED ....-..-.--.
In this city, on wednesday, July 10th
1867, 10y Judge q Il. Stafford, Mr.! DxsIh
EDWARDS To Miss Ono MYrrs.
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seA- Frank TENOR, our old merchant friend
arrived last Tuesday with the first teams of
the season. He brought up large supply
OF boots. shoes, dry-goods and groceries,
Frank says he saw no Indians but plenty of
bad roads. Freight from Sacramento to
this City by wagons il IL 2 cts. per pound
and teams scarce at that. Those wishing
TO buy anything in the dry goods or grocery
Line, will do well to call at Butcher & Lenoir Z
new store. opposite King, Webb & Go. Bank.
and examine their new stock, aud We will
guarantee they will be satisfied, both in arti-
Giles and prices,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

Day In the dispatches by Atlantic cable
may be seen that W. u. Walbridge received
the prize at tn Worlds fair at Paris for
Minerals from Lirh0. We congratulate
MIR. Walbridge aud his company upon their
success. but we are not satisfied for 0wyhee
No doubt the minerals upon which Mr.. WAL
bridge received the prize was from this coun-
y, and yet the dispatches are silent as to the
particular locality. We will imagine that
the ore was from the Pourman in Owyhee,
and rejoice at our celebrity abroad.
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Sa5-We learn through Quincy A. Brooks
lSpecml Postal Agent, that Post Office has
sheen established by the department, at Orc
Flint District. y II. Maxwell postmaster;
also that the Po Office is remove from Ru-
by city 10 Silver city, and that tho name 10
also changed to Silver city.
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

FAvoRs.-This Office is under great obli-
cations to Maj Stratman, news dealer of
San Francisco. for full files of late papers
aud periodicals. The Frank Leslie's illus
trated, Hatprs Weekly and Godry's Ladies'
Book for July, were choice numbers. Thank
you Major. the typo's of this office hope you
may live long in the land, and realize your
every wish. The people of Owyhee who
desire anything in the line Of Mai STRAIT
man are advised by the BULLION to send on
their orders to him. They may rest assured
the Major will faithfully gil all orders, and as
cheap Us any. Try him once.
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:, ana unless these drlmquencies arc paid to
fred brunzeIl at his office Greed Cos 10 Sill
yer CITY. |. r., ON or before the 10Th d.y.r A..
gust 1867. as many shares Of zach pxrcsl IS nav
be necessary, will be suli at public suction. in
SILVER City on Monday, August 18th 1857, bs-
tween the hours of and o'clock NJ, to pay
inc dellnquent assessments thereon, together
WIN the costs of advertising and expenses of
sale. by order Of The board of Trustees, this
18th day of Ju lc 1867.
GnLMoHE HAYS, Prs . {
+. MILLER, Secretary. VIZ 8
Silver City July II n3J i'm
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BUILDING We nOlce across the Street
from our Office new bnilding going up.
Mr.: a. IL. Webb is owner of the property,
and We understand its being constructed for
the use ofW Ii. Angel, Deputy Treasurer.
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EIeD
IN this City on Friday tho 5th inst tho wife Of &
Mr.. George Fleming,
Owyhee bullion. [volume] (Silver City, I.T. [Idaho]) 1866-1867, 1867-07-11

T. Il. Brsmhall, r. w. G. r., will give a
temperance lecture ut the Masonic Hall this
evening at IL o'clock. Every body go.
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Know tily Destiny.

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great English Astrolo-
gst Cairvoyant and Psyohometroisn, who has aston
ished tho scientific classes Of the Old World has 10
Gated herself at Hudson, N Y Madame THORNTON pos
such wonderful powers Of second sight to
BILE her to impar knowledge Of the greatest importance
to the single married Of either sex While n state
Of trance, she deneaes the very features of e person
you to marry and by the aid Of instrument Of In
tense power, known as the Psychomoope guarantees TO
produce Geks picture Of the future husband wife
of the applicant together with date Of marriage posaon
in life leading traits of character &c. This is hum
bug as thousand of testimonials can assert She will
send, when desired, certified Certificate or written
guarantee hnt the picture is what it purpos to be- By
enclosing small lock OF hair and ing place of birth,
age, disposition and complexion and enclosing fly cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will re-
ceye the picture and desired information by mail
ALI communications sacredly confidential Address, in
confidence, Madame z. F. THORNTON, p O. Box 22s,
Hudson, N. Y. 1y March 30
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TT YOU HAVE CHILLs AND FEVER, USE DIR. c. g..
1 GARRISON's FEVER AND AGUE CURE 1t is 9
perfectly safe and reliable remedy, sure cure.
Price 81 per bottle.
For SALE wholesale and retail, at my store No. 211
South Eighth street, Philadelphia, and by
DOWIE & NOISE,
SOUTHERN DRUG HOUSE,
No. 151 Meeting street. opposite Charleston Hotel
Nay Il mths5
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RIVER BAPTISM.

YJyHE MEMBERS OF THE SEVERAL. COLORED
Churches in this city. and the public In general, are
respectfully invited to attend Baptism Of the Calvary
Baptist Church, which viii take place In the River near
Daniels Island, on next Sunday, the 26th inst
The steamer Planter will carry al persons over and
back In good tme leaving Vennngs Wharf foJt Of Cal
houn street. at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, making one trip only
Price for grown persous so cents to go and return.
Children under twelve years Of sge 20 cent? to 60 and
turn.
There will be general collection taken up at said
this city.
Rev. G. SMALL, Pastor
Nav ~ T. A. DAVIS, @. O.
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Free to Everybody.

y
Large PIP. Circular. giving information OF tho
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful the
despised respecred and the forsaken loved.
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid, by return mall
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
March 80 Tyr Troy, N. 7.
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YM. 1altg g'lems.
THUREDAY MORNING., MAY 80, 1867.
LOCAL MATTERS.

JOB WoRx.-We have now completed our Office
30 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK, and we most re-
specttully ask the patronage Of our friends.
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BUSINESS NOTICES
ALL nNDsor JOB WORK DoNR At TEE Dali;
NEWS OFFICE.

ALL KINDsor JOB WORK DoNR At TEE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
-
Auction Sales This Day.
VIII be sold this day, under the direction Of JAMES
TUpp9B Master In Equity ut II O'Clock at the old Gus
tom-House lot OF land with the buildings thereon, In
st. Philip street, above Line.
JR1roRDs & Co Win sell this day, at 10 O'Clock. tn
front Of their store, hams, strips, shoulders, 6c.
T. N. o1IEni VIII sell tlds day, ct x past O'Clock.
on Browns wharf, 8 hhds pig heads ALSO lard. butter
and shoulders.
MILES DRAKE win sell this day. at 10 O'Clock ct his
store, Of King and Liberty streets, dry goods
clothing. Sc:
Mn11aAs sos viii sen this day. ct 10 O'Clock. at
No. 70 vendus Range, sundry lots furniture, 30.
Nights OF Painful Watching with Poor,
sck crying Children can bs syoi led by the Of MRS.
WINDOWS SOOTHING SYRUP. It relieves the Htrle
sufferer nom pain cures wild clio, regulates the
stomach and bowels corrects scidity and during the
process Of teehng It is invaluable Perfectly safe In a
coses. q millions Of mothers can testify.
Be sure aud call for
"MRs. WINSIOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
Having the fac sissiis Of CuRTn PERKus'' on the
,outaide wrapper. AL othars are base limitations.
For sale by
DOWIE & NOISE,
No 1b1 Meeting street. opposite the Charleston Hotel
M.vas thstis
A Novelty.
The latest and most enectuk remedy for the cure Of
debility loss Of appetite headache torpor of the liver.
ETC., Ia PANKNNs HEPAIIC BTTTERs. For ss,s by
all DrugEiSts. tn
Tho Timo to Advertise In tho Country.
THE PHdNU has . large circulation throughout the
middle and upper District. OF the State. Advertising
rates reasonable the sngenoy of the money mar
ket will warrant Merchants and others Wishing to uss
the columns Of the paper win address
JULIAN A. sELBY, Proprietor,
February 25 Columbia S. G.
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o1roRD. Warren Co., N. z, August 20, 1855.
MEssRs HosTRTTEB SMITH, Pittsburgh Pa:
Sirs: There js great demand for your valuable
STOMACH BTTTERs In this neiShborhood. We have
been using them In family for some tne and find
them the best medicine Of any for family use.
Yours, J. N. cANDER COLE
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

eros US. ite1Q.
WIN be sold under the direction Of the VndeTsgnsd @ ct
the old Custom House, on TUESDAY, the 1ltn DAY OF
June, 1867, at IL A. M,
/. Ali that LOT OF LAND, with the buildings thereon.
situate the northeast OF Calhoun street and
Rutledge Avenue measurin- in front on Ruted8e Ay-
enue feet, aa6 in depth on Calhoun street -feet,
more or less Bounding west on Rutedge Avenue.
north on land Of Engham Wagner, east on land OF es
tale of Thomas Bennett, and south on Calhoun street.
q Al that LOT OF LAND with the buildings thereon,
situate on the west side OF Church street. and known by
the Number At, in Ward No. !, msasuring In mont on
Church street feet and in depth from east to west
feet more or less. Bounding east on Church street.
north land Of Peter Porcher NJ d. south land Of
j. =, B. Evans, and west on land Of -
g. All that vacant LOT OF LAND situate on the north
side of Vsnderborst street. In Ward number Six meas
urng in front on Vanderhors street feet and In depth
feet more or less. Bounding south on Vanderhorst
street, north on land Of, east on Land Of, and
west on land Of.
Terms-Onethrd cash balance In one, two and three
years. secured by bonds Of purchasers and mortgage OF
premises with interest from day Of SALE payable semi
annually Buildings to be insured and policies assigned
May % thstui Master in Equity.
Remainder OF Cock of Summer Clothing, from q
Ne,c York House. on Credit
By JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
On FRIDAY, oath nst at 10 O'Clock, Will be sold as
our Auction salesroom, No. 1ss Meeting street,
The remainder of stock Of SUMNER CLOTHING
from New York house,
CONSISTING m PART OF:
SPANISH LINEN Bay Planters and French Drill
Sacks Cottonsde Sacks Check Marseles, Fancy Tweed
and Black Italian Cloth Sacks, Cottonade Camblet and
Tweed Pants Plain Linen, Check and Fancy Cashmere
Pants Marseilles Vests.
Condihons-Sums under one hundred dollars, cash;
hundred dolars approved city scceptAncea ct
two months, with bank interest added. Msy "a
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n. II.
II you want cheap Blank Booln;
II you want oheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, 30; or, Mnl1Rs' Almanac
II you want Printing executed, nssay;
: Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern O.
ruling, 60 to HnAN HAlRn, No. 50 Grosd street
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ELYSIUA.
Anew and important remedy for married ladies.
Circulars can be obtained and the article supplied
upon application to the wholesale agents.
DOWIE & NOISE,
Southern Drug House, No. Isl Meeting street.
April IL. thstuSmos