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COrresDOndenCe,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2Sth, 1S6S.-IIis Excellency
Governor Geary-Dear Sir Accompanying this you
will receive my resignation of my office of Judge of
the Supreme Court. L am constrained to resign
not by any dsrelish for the duties of the Court,
for its associations, but by of duty to my
vision than can make in my present situation.
When retiring from the Bench, permit me to say
feel the deepest interest in the Court and to express
"A desire that my successor may be man in all re-
spects fit for the situation. Such a man, Think
you will find in the Hon. Henry II. Williams, now a
Judge of the District Court at Pittsburg. He was
the Republican candidate last fall and, in my
Judgment no better man can be found. 1 earnestly
commend him to you, and urge his appointment.
1t is very desirable that th Ncancy should be filled,
so that your appOintee III, 7pin the Court when 1t
convenes at Pittsburg on til Nth of October next.
l am, very respectfully ana Wy, yours,
w. STRONG.
PENNSYLVANIA EXECUTIVE Oh NBER, HARRIS
BURG, Sept, 80, 1S6S.-Hon. William SStrong-Dear
Sir have the honor to acknowledge she receipt of
your letter of the 2Sth inst, rendering your resig
nation Judge of the Supreme Court. After
careful consideration, feel myself constrained to
accept, sincerely regrettng that the commonwealth
at this important juncture should be deprived of
the eminent learning integrity and patriotism
with which you have SO long adorned the Bench.
Most respectfully, JOHN w. GEARY.
PENNSYLVANIA EXECUTIVE CHAMBER, HARRIS
BURG, Sent. 80, 1S6S.-Hon. Henry w. Williams,
Pittsburg; L hereby tender you the appointment of
Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, vice
Hon, William Strong, resigned. Will you accept?
JOHN w. GEARY.
P1TTsBURG, Sept 3O.-Hon Henry w. Williams
has accepted the position of Judge of the Supreme
Court, rendered him by Governor Geary.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr John Compton Childs Somerset Snnickson D.
Co.
schr Boston, Smith Newport, do
6chr h. II. Hunlley, NickeIson, Providence, L.
schT H. n Hedges Franklin, Fall River, Castner
StiCkuey d Wellington,
schr M Michigan Pick kering, Salem. Weld, NaRIe d Co
Scbr Florence, Rich, Boston, Hammett q Neill,
Schr ]. g. BragdoD Neweqpb, Portsmouth. Captain.
Schr A. " BuIgen Thompson. Boston.
Schr Sidney Price. Townsend, Salem.
Str Chester, Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde d Co.
Str II L. 9nw Her, Baltimore. A. 9roves,J Jr
Tug Thos Jefferson Allen, Tor Baltimore, with Tow
Of barges, w. p. Clyde d 90.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
Br. bRIque Sir Colin Campbell: MunAy. rs days from
Ivgtnt. Greenland, with kryolite TO PennsyLvania
Salt Co.-vessel TO T. Il. Bailey d Co.
5wtd. baIauez Maria Margaret6a. " Gays from
Iqulque, with nitrate oi soda 10 Powers y &ntman
Br, barque Augustine, Watt, 28 days hom lvigtut,
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Eor iurtner iiip idoHN q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. 90l CHESN UT Street,
CAPT. ". D. MAY,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARK Er ktreet.
SAMUEL III. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as
sume any risk for Baggage. except for Wearing APP
parel limit their responsibility 70 One Hundred
Dollars in value. An Baggage exceeding that amount
In value will At the risk OF the owner, unless taken
by sneCiaI contract EDWARD III. WILLIAMS,
Az General Superintendent Altoona, Pa.
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G Ra c..k II
B a - Il B a L l.
Philadelphia vs.. All.England.
United States VS.. All.England.
ATHLETIC VS.. All-England.
EXTRAORDINARY

These International Matches will open on sATuR.
DAY NEXT, October 3, at il A. NJ, and close on
MONDAY, October IL.
FIRST MATCH, October g. So
Twenty-Five Americans, of Philadelphia va English
Professional.
SECOND MATCH October g. 0. TO-
Twenty-Five of All United States VS.. English Pro.
tessionas.
THIRD MATCH. October H.
Athletic Nine vs.. English Professionals,
TO BE PLAYED ON THE GERMANrowu
-- CLUB GROUND.
Take cars at Ninth and Green,
Special trains and all regular trains III atop oppo
site Cricket Field Excursion tickets reduced rates
SEASON Ilckets, with reserved seat covered
500
Tickets for sale at CHAs. W. A. TRUMPLER's
Music Store, No. 926 CHESNUT Street, and at
JOSEPH PARKERS. MAIN Street, Germantown.
The Germania Band has been engaged.
Restaurant and Refreshments the Ground esj
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CH1vAIRoUs DEMooRACY.-Last night fracas
occurred In FIanktord, resulting in the shooting
OF two policemen, and in citizen being badly
beaten. A Rebel Dem mocratic organization was
paradiDg through the streets. and as they
passed the headquarters of the Grant and Colfax
Club, on Main street. sent up a yell for their
standa-d-bearers, Seymour and Blair. Patrick
Salmon, one of the Seymourites, drew revolver,
which he fourished over mis- head.
Policemen Horrock and McClintock made an
effort to secure the rioter, when he aimed and
discharged the weapon at Horrock, the ball
lodging in the back of the head. Not conteRt
with this, he fired another load, the contents
entering the face of McClintock. Both patrol
men were then knocked down and outrageousy
beaten. John Martin, citizen, was also se-
velely beaten by the mob. The injured men
were taken to their homes. Subsequently
Salmon was arrested aud locked up in the Sta
ton.
As the Second Ward Tanners Club was pass
ing Twelfth and Ellsworth streets last night, a
shot was fired into the ranks by some Demo-
cratic demon, but missing the mark for which it
was intended, struck little girl residing in the
vicinity. Her condition is such that her recovery
is doubtful. A man was arrested on the charge
and locked up in the Seventeenth District sta
ton house,
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w EST CHLsIER AND PHILADELPHIA
wv RAILROAD.-SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
-on and after MONDAY, April 10, 1858, Trains viii
Leave PhllsdslPh,ss n, from the Depot. THIRTY.
H., $50 T, NJ il5 P. M $50 r M. zP; NJ II ?. NJ.
on east Marke, street ats'lS M "a Al M 7is L. A N 5'sO
On and amer Monday June l5 an additional Train
win leave Phiiadeiphia for Media ana ntermediats
Trsins leaving West Chester at 7.so A. M, and
leaving Philadelphia At $50 p M, will stop At B. 9.
station between West Chester and A b e. Junction,
7.lb A H., aud going West will take train leaving
philadelphia at460 p M and transfer at b. O. Juno
tiOn.
the CheBnut and Wa.Hut Street cars. Those OF the
Market Street line run within one square. The
cars Of both llnea connect with each train upon its
arrival nm, srrD.vs
Leave Philadelphia At 3 W A. M AND BOO X. NJ.
Leave West Chester At 746 A. M. and 500 Z. IN.
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'l6 A. M. and $50
p. M, and leaving West Chester at 7'30 A. M. and
$50 p M, connect at B. O. function with Trains on
p; B. Q. r. r., ioT Oxford and intsrmsdiAe points
only. as Baggage, and the COMPANY will MOI In any
hundred dollars unless special contract is made for
PhiiadeIphiA, April Lat. 1883. fIOl
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NEW CHESTNUT STREET THEATRE.

ns
PosITIyF PosETIyE sgG9Ess, s{IgGs s
@EkTTNE aENT[SE s{3CgEss, ssg{oSEss,
of the Beautiful Legendary RomanI,c Drsms,
UUENbINE: UEbiNE: ....
- The theatre entirely crowded from pit to dome with
season: season HUNDREDS OF ladies standing. Anxiety Of
p.ppwrII. or IEAF IEAREwEtL OF ssoHLKE,
FAREWELL OF ALI. IL TIE seS coSPhNY, liSShh'
Immense rush for secured sestsl
n.u-, A GREAT FAREWELL WEEK.
BEAUTiFUL WATER LILY BALLET
Great en'hSslfs% SAsR1%SL SysT 'fs bs vEN1sr.
SE% soSss From BAsBE RIEg,
MISS TfTTIh MIiI ELRR5PSE; RFssEn sup1ow
sE SF ~
last q tsr all the GUmPa1y Remember the very
,Pop9issr Admission Price s'o Of FIFTY CENTS con-
M5ANTHFRAH8NH9 YHRFsH rS4I PEa7
MRS. JOHN DREw's ARCH STREET THE
M ATkEmssgI1s E. gusr5sG5 gsG%pn sSS orsv
TiS fSs5G sga 5gE 5g EsrfFS5siasS9}l FSs s9lSb41, 81;
BY Mrs Hsf s9aN wRsh REET aSG sRs Linz In
% SENSY LfN8 Ae Miss FANNY bAvESPokr 5l Ii SPak
FRIDAY-LEAP YEAR.
MONDAY-LOrTA. LITTLE NELL
WALNUT ST. THEATRE, BEGINS AT To 8.
w THIS Thursday EVENING. oct. |,
LAST MIC HI OF ELIZABETH.
MRS. +. w. LANDER
For the last time
ELZABETH, QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
rR1DAY-bssEFfF hSh FHE Of j AsE sss slna hANpER,
When MA ss psT ssG5sEs TsTsc Gs sS9
M sRIE ANToiNETT TE. GU EEN OF FRANCE
HOOLEY'S OPERA HOUSE, SEVENTH
LII Street, below Arch.
HOOLEY'S MINSTRELS
in NEW PROGRAMME.
SECOND WEEK. AND I'M MENSE SUCC ESS OF
THE GRAND DUOH E5S,
THIRD WEEK OF TIE DUTCH COMEDIAN,
JOE EMMErT.
First week of THE TERPSICHOREAN WONDER,
MASTER sTEVIE ROGERS. 70 28 6t
MR.. THUNDER'S CHORAL CLAsS1 WILL
lNl hold their FIRST REHEARSAL on WE'D
NESDAY EVENING, October Z.
A few vacancies y ct to be filed. Applicants VII
please apply TO Mr. THUNDER between aud
TOYS AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE. :
II EVERY EVENING And SATURDAY
AFTERNOON.
GREAT COM BINATION TROUPE,
Dances Pantomimes, Gymnast Acts etc.
EIiDNITIIDE
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PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD.
i THROUGH AND DIRECT ROUTE ErW EEN
PHILADELPHIA, BALTI MORE. IHA RRISBU URIi
WILLIAMSFOkT. AND THE GREAT OIL RE
GION OF PENNSYLVAN1A.
on and after MONDAY September IA. .lS68 the
trains on the Phiadelphia and Erie Railroad will
fnlln
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pENAsYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD

FALL TIME, TAKING EFFECr SEPT. IL. 1858
the trains Of the Pennsy ylvAna Central Railroad
leave the Depot, at THiRTY.FIRST and MAnK EI
Streets whicn Is reached directly by the Market
cars the last car connecting with each train
leaving Front ana arkeJ streets thirty mnutea be-
fore It's departure. The Chesnut and Walnut htreets
cars run within one square OF the Depot
ON Sundays-The Market Street leave Front
and Market streets thi'tyfve minutes before the de-
sleeping Car Tickets can be had application at
the Ticket office N. w. corner Ninth and Chestnut
Agents OF the Union Transfer Company will call
for and deliver BAGGAGE at depot Orders left at
No sol Chesnut stieet No. 1l6 Market street, viii
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.
{ Ton ADDIrIONAL LOCAL ITEMS SEE oursIDE rAens.]

THE FEAST OF THE TABBRNAcLEs.-Last even
ing the Jewish festival entitled the Feast of the
Tabernacles commenced. yesterday being the
l4th day of the seventh month, Tsri. 1t is
substantially the Arbor Festival, called in
Hebrew Cbag Hassucoth, named by some, also,
Gbag Ha ssiph-the Feast of Gathering, or Feast
of Autumn. According to the Tai mud the most
essential part of the huts or arbOrs meant is the
or dIy branches, so as to admit the rays of the
sun sparely. During these seven days each
Hebrew, during divine service takes in his hand
palm twig, Luab; handsome fruit of tree.
Esrog; twlg Of myrtle, HadaS; and Of will
low, Arbe Nachal, called the festive bouquet
(Arbaah Minim). On the seventh day of the
feast IHoshana Rabba) is added another bunch
of willow twigs.
AS to the precise meaning of this composition
the Jewish theologians are not united. Some
believe 1t TO be a sign that before God, the
noblest and the meanest are alike; others declare
it to mean the four principal parts OF the human
body-tbe heart, the trunk, the eyes, and the
lips which all should be consecrated 10 the SER
10th day OF Tisr, and the two last, the 22d and
23d, are whole feasts, tMikra Kodesch); the five
inter- yening days only halffeasts (Chol Ham,
moed), the same as Easter. The two last days,
as the close of the feasts of the year. are called
Sbeminih Azereth, and as with the last day
chah), and the reading of the Pentateuch is
yearly completed, this last day lie given peculiar
significance and festive pleasure as Simchath
Thora, or the Joy of the Law.
solemnty, were held in the different Jewish syna-
gogues, as follows:-Adah Jesburua, New Mar
ket street. near Noble; Bethel Eweth, Franklin
street, near Green; Beth Israel, Crown street,
near Vine; B'nai Israel, corner of Fifth and
Catbarine streets; Kenneseth Israel, Sixth
street, above Brown; Mkoe Israel, Seventh
street, above Arch, and Rodef Sholem, J1liana
street, lear Wood.
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THE PRIMO PAL DEPOT
FOR THE SALE OBJ
EV Z N U K S T A M P s,
No. 304 CHEsNUr STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT, No. IO3 S. FIFTH ST.,
zone door below Chestnut streeD.
ESTABLISHED 1862.

The sale of Revenue Stamps is still continued
at the Old. Established Agency.
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times large supply we are enabled to fill and
forward (by Mail or Express). all orders. imme-
diateIy upon receipt matter of great impor-
tance
United States Notes, National Bank Notes,
Drafts on Philadelphia, aud Post ONCE Orders
received in paymeAt
Any Information regarding the decisions OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheer
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue stamps printed upon Drafts. Checks.
Receipts, etc.
The following rates Of commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper
on S25 and per ant.
" 100 ....."..................3 "
[ 300 ...........................A
ADDRESS all orders, etc to
STAMP AGENCY.
No 3O4 CHESNUr STREET, PHILA DELPHIA
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS of
all kinds. and STAMPED ENVELOPES COM
stantly on hand.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine NeDs see First Page.

ALMANAC FOR PHILADELPHIA-THIs DAY.
Sun MOON RISES .-.,...... ..,
SUN 43 HlsH WAITER. IA
MOONS PHASES.
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Business Notices.

80 lhf slieutlou n oar readers Is directed !.
hy advertisement afCuEs DYSPEPSIA CuliT
% another part - siiis paper. THIS trails yalua
he Mailins Is rpamcniad BY al who use it
TIE penetrating properties 81 passans PR,
stiss fills. search cleans Gnd ia,ienrato lyery
oytiua 4 ths human orsuixatism.
wpuais iren rusty malls, ssaf,en dangerous
P.tctiafi, sesilse . Nj glass y severe
rnlss, is quickly relieved and cured by using
ah Pain Killing Magic Oh
laseks ant Nas,rams have - multiplied
tain fcs ytars that facl sane delracy Ia
wing 1W iafuoHo 10 81 eaaHsing ans Of them.
3 st ihsu j. aas tBHs "a che uholc catalogue
- deserving taan AS other, W. briiott it il
ahnsau Ausiyu, L4nlmont
daoh has boFn sang q 4hc uaiA i,h all4
i ilaa n sapg however las - tteu ahl1
Hsks that rdier popalsr aua ~ auy rausfI-
8 able ha,h g. iine IAeIt ri. fadol ,s sandy
~ 80 qnallg rBaei the ban q puhhe igdpion
AZ hspgy q aanpsss 8 oar rtadcts who
s.ie q hsngt piese eQb,rs thai hrse apYLes-
- ( Aings tes stls Anirsls dia Fl, Uem
stfnl suiuni tfe s-ss ssing 81 tat soft
iloas spieara3ce - desirable Is this ehai
9fnaaal y fcHals bsautt
E Famse aaH stable men VII ana i d their
wants e aimtnigtof aneassopily sber8su's
tAlI4 tuad.tion Hudsrs during ias spring
sanaasl aaniAs d ~ dang, tlisy can
Nsai aisttmper i esf5 form. and piu cause
s. l't'sss easi e s-sanie siap1tl aud $ asy
e arsanc
- btAuTfFY AID DEEss TIRE HAIR. AND
atois 4 = iis hstarsi eaiol. aad apsft tasi
tnuiui iass oalrf 4 aaf lits s. 4 ALLfss
fsortb asow ssta liuu Bgeufa - Duex
&c sas Eyay Bsugsaal sslls T.
s pne paai
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IAuAapa aosuaT Fs magazine thausI
la' isH m2aths s.t haa alicady sb0i into ths
ffaas fark z maFal aes end Amulean hio6agure.
l8s nairbalsrs as 81 rs tae heH and ablesi
vutefs q tsaauea, saa nlmbsT such names a.
9fetisI Paaaa. nmlslFh Olsaf DatF. Buuts
IS. Eae aruelss p sse iAst ino anntgrs ~ Dy-
e. On Ne sWiekelcst NAa in seu York have
~, only attracted anisorsai attention but are
iseil e D. ile naaus 4 great moral good
he aftieies d tha August antabef are most os.
iieat Among ibsaa tre a plsa ia tie EnKl.sh
Lar,saae "a NJ BlHd't "saecezs 81 Failure Ia
6 81 uresisy, wa aag Capita" b. Parton,
u las 4 Compensation 81 Orc. " EHngay.
spi aihsfs equall} gsod. basl,ies some rpand suI
~ editorials - " PaeAAfd. naialy Il il
De fsisassios, Asu' stt0ie. ptich haga created
~ seusslisd. lfisa capital magazine ~ 1ld
aDd aaE, ae.lh - mBer = as n Ihe tagso
iai.ar msptuhes sod yot thsy eAeT Il 1t 81
ear uhiea l. lesa ,hsa We should sappoee IL
Quid f-otsill b. afforded Address & \ Pack
81 ". brtaasaY See lark
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lav is slrus 90 ,iss l,ai illsag Lar
lHAMp3
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tae 81 atyr aassrltag various
cm4s tsga topics - George u
BneseI lasliass, ~ Ias splriieA aa4
rrartral trosi.s e NJ = ths very
popular ssrss u Trsris fsr ths PEG.
aau 4 course = pahlseatisa ~
Mear Lee A s.aepsfa boston pfx
GO cts
a Dnsarrurt fSRr ~ Ba5aus FALl3
ADoai ~ O'Clock On Monday aigbt
fbs 27th alt. d Gre broke out ia the
hasnas sguag q BHJas Falla aud
~ not stayed ant! ths block owned
~ la. o = Wool. Kines buijdne
and a. al aiuiHE harness aaop we're con.
samod Tbc bUudirRA ibus destroyed
embrace 'ho Eeiiaaa Faljs Hotel, r..
titles eluihirg store, . 0lles drg
bds sure We afag store aud enc
s4mess shpp - tho frs aoors. while
ID fAe sioIiss shove were Masonic Han.
kilys IA 0aica and The oflice a. !. n
Derby Tie ar caught ID tie harness
shop sid j. sali - d accidental Tie
less i quite heavy NJ Woods aho i
TIE chiei laseH being Aboat 5000
Total Agaaaat Of loss is estimated Al
abont els, 600
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NOTICE

NOTICE i hereby giysr, r. plrsusnes n 4, AZ, a,
ne LsgslatHTs u hs Esaa passed e ~ isss ..s
slgas tsst The STARK bsnk vii frsan IL
Bills q ths cguBter ~ ris Ffst NEsiaaai BArk N H.
HnEtpn, ui4t ne said StAFk Bank - egs
tsns" % the nfsi day ~ August A D. 1887 and lie
tp.gntuzs copy ~ ne saia 81 ~ de .4sistu,s
an Aet Relating ~ the feaea1psioB u BARK as.sgs
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sia ai9n aas gahiicKEaaA q saeh uasigs saler sss
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rae o. fhis 80 shzl tska sfses ff1sa ~ t.ssssgs
Approved Mes ~ sess
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JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist,
No ~ Market Street, Pittsburgh.
SIR II take great pleasure in stating that after
having suffered from dyspepsia for about fifteen
yeafs, al sIne periods much more than othera /
have bccn entirely cured by the use OF Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure. My friends know that Of late years
my care has beeu an extreme one. / had great
suffering IRON eating any kind Of food, and On an
average would YOmit about one-third Of my meals
IN SOUR indigestibie mass When the severe at
lacks would come, | would lose all strength and
be utterly helpless, some Of the attacks would
be 30 severe That for days together / would not
retain anything on my stomach, save a little dry
toast and tea. f0r years / knew not what it vas
20 pass five consecutive hours without intense
pain. From the time took the irst dose Of this
medicine ceased vomiting, gradually all sorcneIs
passed away, add iosh aud strrngth returned. and
ever since have been abie 10 eat any kind Of food
set upon the table. Six months have nov passed
without any symptoms Of the reiufn Of the dis
case. Ny case was considered b ali, even ply
sicians, 20 marvellous thai Tor time Il was lear
ed 1t might be fictitious but am now no well
convinced, that have been not merely relieved,
but permanently cured that can conscientious.
y recommend Goes Dyspepsia Cure 70 AL victims
~ dyspepsia. ISAAC AIKEN,
Late Pastor Of the Beaver St., NJ. 4. Church, A.
leghany
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nnnn-s NEnNtNr - -INN1rnn go

b0huS SEEFtNE AND INNIGuRAToR
This Assiicneis NIkYk TONIC II steps the vast
~ Vitality braces ths Nerves and quietly regulates III
system Sieepiesarss lffitablity Loss n Eufrse los
II Appetite pysbepsa. Constipation. local Weakness
and general aiine II the mental aud bodily functions
are The tnmgu indications n Nervous Disease DodJl
hvtNiHe sod IRrgafat8r Is oomplete Specific for al
dee ouhles lbs also III best asd the mos
aEfHeShla
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
eHer aaafe4 q th public Prlstrsou Of strength Hys
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Conclusive Evidence.


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GEsTs Being anxious, from the great benefit
derived, 70 Assist ia spreading the fame of Cue
DyspeBsiH Cnrs, would state mas case. some.
thing over gear age, had violent attack II
Dlarrhea, Which lasted eight vceks during phleh
time ! employed three pliysiclann hut vftio,lt ~.
lsf, uniil tined Coes Dyspepsia Cure. The srst
duse helped me to0k h three tausoA ! lisg foy 4
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day that q sasea my Aic Being attacked Is sim.
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% had ready faT immediate as 81 eAss II sum-
msr Or Bowel Complaints. &. DUAS'
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