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A New Republtc.

We zee in The PI iladelphia Lec}5er q
leuer from its New York eorrespo pdeut
uDder date Of the 21>t ult, makipg the
rather suspicious announeemebt that
among the passengers from England by
the Cry OF Brook lyu, come several well
known political agitators. who we're asso
ciated with Mr. OdgeF, il the recent
Hyde Park demonstration against the
appropriation to Prince Arthur by the
Queen government This corre>pon
dent further says;
These gentlemen are said to have a
mi--ian, aud about this mission there
is much gossip II is alleged that they
have come over here for na les pur
pose than 10 Interview the American
Eenian leaiers with reference to great
events which are expected 10 transpIre
in Eng I.,nd before long Ia the ordina
~ coprse OF events they say Qoeeia We
ioria must soon die. in winch Case re
public viii he simulfaueou, ~ proclaimed
IN all the leading cities OF ibe three
kingdamS The machinery - that efeet,
il J. further said ha- been quietly but
efficiently perfected, and nothing eniain-
nov but "a secure the practical ca oper
arien of the F.niru cement, lusea7e il
III ,uid he necessary 10 bring It into re
aui-ilion o. the success ti The pro
erainme. il il luther said these English
democrats have no doubt many gov
ernmept Officials. occupying Important.
military aud naval positions, are stcrefiy
pledged 10 GO operate with ~. W hat
feet his. news viii have on the ptlee OF
,..,i.-oi i " henit becomes Ia be- Abesn on
the fiier Size. your CORE Fendeps il
.oses.e 90 say lie simply reReals be
Hes- a hey have been enrlneals4iea ~
tiss Is one ~ho knows e
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al buo III FSo%o ~ - @AA@aeANC
q Pesaaps no one neds-
quirod by everybody AZ
sz,-=zszs=z<lZ any before 50 ,llsiFerssI-
e-44a-2 ~ adopted into .use'' IN
M ovefycountry and among
Ia all classes, as this mud
tHAYGTS but efficient purgative
~ S@etH PHI. The obvious req
iS sai Il L, ana ISas a. 4 100 me- r.
-, TN re11ssny .a INN s sny
tried it, know that it cured them; those who have
that cTFss eE oe nes o aa aisv
q sonposition. we have li5usands upOh thou
allowing eompIelnts, but such cures are known in
Hsgssy noshborhood, aud we need not pnblish them.
thing neither calornel or sny delete1oas drug,
frey may be taken will safety By anypedy, Their
Deaa o sEsT Parsy ave
harm can arise nom their nee Il any quaRiity.
stsrns ysceTa . purify the blood and stnniate il
10 healthy action remote the distractions Of the
~ Correcting, WI keyer they exist spch tange-
Minute directions are given IN me wrnpper on
hs box, for the following canplainta. which tlleso
For 1ysPeT,-ia Or Hhdiee.tlen, zAssIess-
ne-s, Languor and Isess Of APPetlte, they
aeh and restore It's heal thy toue and action
Iiy c (. ss d., e Sar,oss sy
EN- Sss M Esse ,I,seSs
dicionsly taken for each case c0frect fe diseased
action or remove the obstrucfions which cause n.
For Dysens,ery Or Diarrheea, but one mia
FOR Ith ennsatitm, Gems, Graves. Fsnlps-
taatgn1 Of the kAearrs Ra}u an she 8a1e,
Sack and Lofne, they shoall Pc confInuoaaly
taken, aareQired, to chdne TIC dIs0aned action o.
the sfstsm. With sdch chm = tAoso complaints
q saIl.ear s.. - trsee ifL1 a l4rrt7 q.
fh9uid be taken IN large and ednent al Ia 70 pro-
uaee Tie erect OF drastic purge.
For Suppression q large dose should be taken
as u produces the desired eject BY sympathy.
Asa DinHeF I2fU, take ofh a. two FinEB b pro-
An opfesional dose eg.ranlates the,slomacb and
xAntakeous where 10 sefioni tsfaut 7mbut exisi~
One who feels f0Ifrahly well lffeu 1rda f1af loee
sbese PITTS snakes nm Gel heiter nom
y, apparatus. - 49, =
DnHa. 0lfKEE "A CO.. Ipacficul cAesnisrs.
LOWELL. uzss..U S.sA.1sn
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- A Japanese curiosity ~ the IA pc :
deei two years old seven siuche. iis ia
and the total length nine nche>, alive
aud in perfect health can be seen ai,-s
bird >tore aindnw in Bowdsiu Sqa ~
Bos on sas e4s so iei
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The redouhtahle Fred Douglas i a
candidate FOR Vice president ~ ,he Re
publican ticket The whit p-pirap, for
the same position are u The ,anl:,s The
Sea Fred. i, * feared MI 5 Jul 81. :
poor show in~the gr ed ! -crambie
"A Fsench barher'ss sisli read hu !:
;. t. nsorr6~ he public. will be shaved
erafuitously. = OF course to morrow
never comes. &c 81
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Or the Hon En- Eheridee, @ho i
Low on visit to Trenton: the Ne,os say
mir Etheridge i sound on the neS de-
parture-or a. he says il is not de
p. rture hut . continuation Of Hose great
principle brrneht TO life in 1861. sud
that We must keep pace with he times
lie -ay~ thaS he cares NJ whether ca ed
= Depariuri,f Conservative ora Demo-
cfat bn there Is une hing hat he rln
-. stand AMI that Is HI name ni r Ii
cal"
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is rs,iread = = ste.pe, ] S
between C.rnntu- s ii,rsm,. {
mail astut'- room, VIZ broken in.e !,
,eeen'cen registered leiter> -tolep ri
i the ~rcpnd mail robbery on hi s.
Within fewaweeks.
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FOR an tho purposes Of a Lazasivo
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Say that the Supreme Couri ha- power
20 make rhi, inquiry The Journals o
Congress will undoubtedly how thai .
sg65cic,t nambe4- IF mumes we're present
to constitute t,oo thirds has he court
power 70 pronounce upon The quattf
cation of the memhers v~Fing, - as by
possibility 10 destroy the recorded
quo uD; or i Congress the sole ju.ise
o. rhy Qualification Of it. own members
| upgo h. count OF the three fourtls o
toe >tale~s necessary for ratiheatoe, il
becomes desirable 10 determine wh Ell ARE
and winch aye not States ha the court
powvr 10 determine Ii nexf winter
Gongfesr admits new agase IN; h
\ ~ eseau Union. how shssii he SUPP eur.
Cauft deeiae II not a .St,ste The Su
prvme Court i preri-eiy d he -ame
diguity IN is sphere, as Congress Ia is
sphere buf 10 which sphere do these
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'i's.- So = y s.sf'
ens ees. ixsures o Menrl sfgi
ppiiles - pefspu il a a q &,
Psesiaent ~hosls noe .ai'ie ~ psy hi>af
debts, We shalt have fatai renurfi ea
the number OF available cundi.i;at-
bsgone- be bJgonas III
t's1s hi e. b requseass 49,
dase -sfa pay his .urtn, isi~
ON ar Wedne-d u,,.r.s,
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nraior Thonas b aIass

Tie letter published in the Padueah
Ksntuckian of late date. from Judge
r X Williams, arguing that the Su
preme Court has no power to pass upon
the constitutionality of the late amend
meuts. has Induced a letter of review
llen, our able and talented friend Major
Thomas f, Moss We confess our own
incapncity to pronounce upon questions
OF this nature, and we therefore receive
with interest, the discussion of these
points by men whose study Of the Law
aud qualifications. entitle them to opin
ions
Major Moss supposes ease to arise
under The 10Th Amendment, where
colored man, being denied the privilege
of -utfrage by the judges of an election
Institutes suit for damages. which being
deeided against him hy the State courts
he appeals to the Supreme Court OF the
United States. The case Involving the
18Th Amendment, he holds that the Su
preue Court has the power to go to the
Journals and inquire If the amendments
were adopted by and in the manner pre-
scribed by the Constitution for making
amendments i E by a proposition rom
t,eo thirds Of Congrese. aftefward riff
ell b, three fomths- oi the State Ais
CITATION oi authorities pn this 7nint i
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THE .Sentipei published
ling ~ eail- upa,p Mr., Vaaa
Wsa,e ho md n - teeasie @ fie
pay histdoe .ira 1859 I
done ior hem wien hey rlfif2t ri
elalrssJ ant t.F'ug sei.A iss 'sne s'....s
mehielnr business . eiaaHuas5 AsAe
his bin j. pafd he &aat~t sasts
4fy1tIi utlij6rfine y A !5
ii esi.iegcy
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
Judge Strong's Decision Oh the Income
Tax.

The Philadelphia Ledger gives the
points of the decision Of Judge Strong
concerning the income tax, delivered in
the United States Court Philadelphia
on Friday. There were cases in which
question was raised as to the constitu-
tionality Of the income tax. The
Judge said
6 The ple2dings in all these cases
raise the question whether the act of
Congress Of June Both, Is 4, and it's
supplements, so far as the imposed tax
upon the annual gains, profit or income
OF every person residing iu the United
States, or of any citizen of the United
States residing abroad are within power
conferred by the Constitution upon
Congress If it be true, as has been
argued, that the income tax is " capi~
tation or other direct tax" within the
meaning Of the Constitution, it is
undoubtedly prohibited by the first
and ninth article. for it is not appor-
toned among the States But | am Of
opinion that it is not a " capitaton or
other direct tax, in the sense in which
the trainers OF the constitution and the
people of the States who adopted it
understood such taxes The reasons
for my opinion it would answer no good
purpose for me to state at length, mas
much as these cases will undoubtedly
90 to the Supreme Court for ultimate
decision It is sufficient for me to state
that in my judgement Congress has the
constitutional right to impose all the
taxes OF which those plaintiffs complain,
and that none of them are such as must
necessarily be apportioned. With the
policy OF sucA an imposition I have, as
Judge, nothing to do. Let the judg-
ments be entered for the defendants
(the collectors) on the several demur>
rers"
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
SY COSTS.
A Contagious and Peculiarly Trouble
some Disease.

(John Jameson, NJ. D., Toronto Leader.)
The extract published in your pa
per of the Sth inst. cautioning the pub
lie against the prevalence of conta geous
sycosis, or Barber,s Itch, was not given
moment too soon. Few but physic-
ians are aware how common this form
of cutaneou- diseases already is in this
and surrounding countries. 1t exists,
of course, more or less in all great cit
les, but 1t seems to me noteworthy that
while passing down single street
Fifth Street-to day, | noticed no fewer
than five distinctly marked cases, :wo
of them being particularly bad. In
one case the whitened scales and dis,
eased skin extended from the chin up
ward by the verge of the whisker to
the left eye, threatening to extend to
the eyebrow and ashes The fact that
the active principle of the irruption is
cryptagamous is the reason Of its rapid
and but little understood spread Once
In the system its cures is perhaps diff
cult, but in most eases demand much
attention and care. The Introduction OF
the smallest particle or follicIe from
razor to the bcathiest chin will
communicate the disease, because while
the pelliclc is irrated the hair is never
and never can be cut, microscopicaIly
speaking sufficiently close to prevent
lodgment. | differ from the opinion
expresses in the article you copy in onr
point--where hot water will not properly
cleanse razor The water should be
boiling and the razor dipped for at least
one minute. aud then carefully wiped
with soft towel.
The best and most effective plan is
of course, to keep private razor and
all other ueceSsaries for shaving The
fact. however, is that this is rarely done.
and our BARRIERS shops are. therefore,
very hot-bed Of a painful and disgust
ing cutaneous disease might add
that, in its worst form, the BARRIERS itch
spreads to the arm pits, and then be
comes almost intolerable.
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llelmholl's Extract - Buehus Uiurctic and
bjo"d Purifying. and cures al Diseases arising
from Habits of Dissipation. and Exacsscs ana
im?rudtuces in Life. Impurities u The Blood.
&c. snpeI seeing CopHsba in Affections for
which It u used. ard ssrhiific Affections in
the>e pisca<e- used in connection WITH Helm
holds Rose Wash
LADIES
In many Affections peculiar To Ladies. the
Extraet Baehu Is nneqpallod hy any other Re
medY~~as III ChloroSis ar Refeuii8n. Irregular
iiy Painiulnes~ or Suppression of Customary
Evaeuations. liberated or Sehirrus Stat, of
the Uterus, Lcucorrhca or Whites, Stari:lity.
md for all Complaints incident 10 the s x
whether arising from Indiscrefion or habits Of
Dissipation II is prescribed extensively by the
most eminent Physicians aud Midwiees for
En'eebled aud Delicate Constitutions Of both
Sexes and all ages
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
I'D

Full and explicit directions accompany the
medicines,
Evidences of the most responsible and rel
able character furnished on application, with
hundreds of thousands of living witnesses, and
upward of 10000 unsolicited certificates and
recommen datory letters
Henry Il. Helmbold's Genuine Pre-
parations.
Sent to any address. Secure from observation
Established upwards of TWENTY YEARS.
Sold by Druggists everywhere. Address letters
for information, in confidence. to HENRY T.
HELMBOLD, Druggist and Chemist.
Only Depots ii. Il. HELMBOLD'S Drug
and Chemical Warehouse. No 594 Broadway.
N. Y, or to ii. I. HELMBOLDs Medical De-
pot, 10f South Tenth Street, Philadelt hia, Pm.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS. Ask for
HENRY T. HELMBOLD'S. Take no Other
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
Dr. Julien Eserrauis.
Me- Der of the Medical Faculty Of Paris.
Graduate of the University Queens
College," and Physician of the St. John
Baptiste y, of San Francisco.

DR.. Perrault has the pleasure to inform
Patients and others seeking Confidential
1eGical Advice, that he can be consulted
daily at his Office, Number 502 Montgomery
street, North east corner of Sacramento Street
San Francisco, Rooms 8, 10 and l. first aoor.
up stairs.
Consultations and Correspondence an
English, German and French.
Having made the Cure Of Fervous and
Physical Debility and all other forms of
tIlvate Disease the subject OF minute re-
search and special practice for many years
Dr. Perranlt continues 10 treat these afce:iors
snccessiuiiy. by the newest scientific methods,
aud without resort to Obnoxious Remedies
GanorEhoea, Glcct, Structures. Buha, Ulcers
Skin er 'ptions etc. in any stage, speedily cur
ed. aud ali Syphitic and Mrcuriai Faints Grad
i,atcd from the system.
Nocturnal Emissions. Night Sweats. Dis
hargc from the Urcthra going to stool or
making water. Pam in the Back, Sleep dis
igrhrd by dreams, Dizziness, Signing. Labgour
Pairttatfon, Melancholy, Sallow Comniex-
ion. Growing Weakness Of Sight. Memory and
InteiiectGal Faculties. CIouded Ideas, Dniience
Aversion 10 Society, General Letharsy. &C.
a g some Of the more prominent Symptoms Of
hervous and Phyical Prossration- resui.
II Seii buse atd excessive indui isepce-which
" not timely checked. will never tail u in
loss Of Manhood.
Patients compiaiCing Of one or more of the
above symptoms, should apply irnmediateig 10
br. Perfau!t rs bic has discovered New and
Reliable Remedies, which enable hun To guar
antee speedy aud. radical cure of
Seminal WEAKNESS and Impotence.
We invite tigation-partcularl bv
these persons suffering from Chronic Dis:
case who have tried this boasted Doctor and
that advertised Physicians" until worn ont
and discouraged; claim not to know
everything, nor to cure eeTybody, but we do
claim that IN all cases taken under treatn ant.
we fulfill eur promises.
Or. PERRAULT's diplomas are in HE oHce
whore patients see for themselves that
they are under the care uf a regularly educated
practitioner.
Ladies suffering from any complaints Incl
dental to their sex Gan consult the Doctor with
assurance Of relief.
Patients III the country can be
Cured at Home
ny addressing letter to DR.. Perrault. 502
Montgomery Street, or Box a73, p O.. San
raneisco' stating their case as minutely as
possible, habits Of living, occupation, etc
Low charges. Best references given if re-
CURED. All communications confidential
Dr. Perranlts diplomas are in his Office.
where patients can see for themselves tbat
Lhey are under the care of regularly edn
Gated practitioner. The best reference given if
required.
ID. Perrault is sole agent in California. for
Or. Biotts Celebrated Female MONTHLY
Fllis, which are unapproached. aud far in adj
vance OF every other remedy for suppression,
md other irregularities in females Price s. 90
box sent by mail or express, securely packed.
10 ly.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
Ghe Oregon 9epub1iesn.
DALLAS, SATURDAY, AUG. 5.
Long Ago.
BY A. CRoPsEY.

am sitting thinking, thinking,
In the warmth Of the fre-light glow,
And memory brings before me
Pictures of long ago
Pictures of youthful faces,
Smiling for Jennie and me,
When beneath the blue,
Where the lindens grew,
We planted our dear Home Tree.
May stands in the glowing sunset,
With her wealth of raven hair,
And little Goldilocks has climbed
And curled in the old arm chair.
And ever DER sweet lip'd Lilly,
Ralph Manly is bending so,
/ can see them all
On memory's WALL
As we hung them long ago.
In the bloom of bright May morning,
May left us, a soldiers bride
And when the corn-sik hung golden,
Our little Goldilocks died
And Ralph was waiting, waiting
When we laid her beneath the snow.
Sweet Lily that pail
Was fnirest OF all,
Tn the dim of long ago.
And then with my Jennie beside me.
Long years we have conned it Ger
And one night she saw her Guldilocks,
White>rob'd on the Golden Shore.
Alas my pride, my darling,
/ dreamed not it could be SO
Now Jennie has gone,
And | sit alone,
Ashley left me long ago.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
in

BEING PREPARED EXPRESSLY FOR
THE ABOVE COMPLAINTS, its Blood Pur-
flying properties are greater than any other
preparation Of Sarsaparilla II gives the
Complexion a Clear and Healthy Color, and
Restores the Patient 10 a state Of Health and
Purity. For Purifying the Blood. removing
all Chrouic Constitutional Diseases arising
from Impure state OF the Blood. and the
only Reliable and Eli ctual Known Remedy
for the Cure of Pains and Swelling Of the
3ones, Ulcerations of the Throat aud Legs
Blotchc<. pimples the Face. Erysipelas and
and all scaly Eruptions Of the Skin, and
Bcautifyiug the Complexion
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Examples showing the working Oh tie
Law.
-. II &.
rLAS, ORDINARY LIFE

PLAN, ORDINARY LlfE-
Fon ExAurLr: A party insnring at the age
of thirty ive-preminms ali cAsn.
One Annual Premium will continue policy IN
force year. and dnSs.
Two Annual Premiums will continue poiicy IN
force years and II days.
Three Annual Premiums will continue policy
in force Is years and - days
Four Annual Premiums will eoutinne policy ia
force years and Is days
Five Annual Premiums viii continue policy IN
force 10 years and 5d days
oS WHICH 10 rgn cgSr. NoTE HAS BEEN GIVEN.
Two Annual Premiums will continue policy IN
force years aud Zl0 days.
Three Annuni Premiums will continue policy
in force years and - lays.
Five Annuai Premiums will continue policy IN
force wears and 20s days
FxAsrt,r: Premium AL Cash Pian--TeH Pay
,n.nt Life Uue Annu.l Premium will con
tiuue pplicy ia force, rs "a Term Policy
ali ut three gears.
EXAMPLE: Premium 81 per cent. Note - Plan.
Ten Payment Life. One Annual Premium will
continue policy 10 force as "A Term Policy,
about years nnd 100 days.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05

The originator of this wonderful medicine
claims to have discovered and cOmbiaed IA
harmony more Of Natures mast sorereiqn iaedi
cat propsrftes than was ever before combined in
one medicine, The evidence of this fact is
found in the variety Of most obstinate diseases
which il has been found to conquer In the
stages of Cn"spmption. il has aStouished the
medical faculty, and hundreds OF TIE best ply
sicians pronounce It The greatest at.dicoi dis-
oorery # The 0go WhIIr IL cmes the scyerest
Cough, il strength h,ns *ar system and purites
the blood. BY it, esrnt and fLayoagh bk5od
PHrJg'nY Pf"frrfte~ II ssyes "H Htiaors from the
worst scrs,fafa To n common Bfofeh PinJ,ie or
EIrJ.it"a. Aercuriai Diseases, Mineral poIsons,
Syphilitic aud Neucrial Diseases. and their eli
fleets eradicated and vigorous hsuith and "A
soaHd consultation established. EfYsfpcfas. SAT-
Rhsua,. Scaid He1d. Fsrcr Ss.es. Scalq a.
Eeash SIN, ia short ali The num,r rous diseases
caused by b,sj biood are cauqu4rcl by thi-
powerful, Fnrs iyIu& aud irtieora ing medicine.
For Ltse, CoHpi"inf. A,itoas Ifeosdess AID
Uabftaaf t"nsi }ufjaP, II las Irgott,a htB-
dreds Of perfect aud permanen; cures whore
other medicine had failed.
The proprietor "ii, :, ZOO reward for a medi-
cine thai Will equal il IN the II the diseases
Tor which Il y recommended. .BeV are IT cgha.
4csts ald 'go5t4ists ,5astaf5Ja See that nsy GOV
erument stamp, which Is "a posi.5ee gaureaie- al
gepHtacneas, H. upon the "ut<idc wr8s per. MS
medicine Is Hahf ~ Dsay3jsfa ,t"sr dofiar per
bptffc Prepared $ Il. PIERCE Vi. u. sose
Proprietor, at bis chemical Laboratory l53
ScHeca stIccet baliaso, n. !. June 3D. IS 3m
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-08-05
Dr. CLA R K'S London
Remedies.
(" FOR SPECIAL coMpLAINTs.p

FOR SPECIAL C0MPLAINTSp
R. cLARK's HgvIGoRAToR give.
- strength to the aged and debilited. It ia
especially designed for young men who have
wasted their vigor by excesses Of every hind
and all persons whose systems have becomo
weak by imprudence, are completely restored
by its Price One Dollar
kR. CLARK's PURIFIER cleans the
A1S blood from all impurities; such az Scrof.
ula, Syphilis, Mercurial Rheumatism. Hpmors
of every sort. Bad Breath Offensive pers.
piration, Foul Feet, Catarrh, Discharges from
the ear, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat Falling of the
Hair, Ulcers, Boils, Pimples, Blotches, and all
diseases of the Skin. 1t is also beneficial In
diseases Of the Lungs and Digestive Organs.
Price Gne Do1la-.
81 DR.. CLARKE's PANACEA relieves
ka1 pain Of every description; Headache.
Earaehe, Toothache, htomachache, Baekaehe,
Pains in the Breast and Limbs. It is inyaln-
able remedy in all Nervous Disorders, and no
family should be without it. Price One Dollar.
& hk. CLARK's ELIXIR is cartain euro
Organs, and discharges of muco puruIent
nature, Leuo0rrhaoea, Gonhorrhna, Sperma-
torrhna, and Seminal Weakness, are speedily
cured by its use Price One Dollar.
Il nB. CLARK'S REG ULATOR, for females
A| only, is guaranteed TO correct all special
Irregularities Of Single Ladies. Married La
dies are accustomed not to use it when in q
certain condition, as its effects would be too
powerful. Price One Dollar.
III Of these celebrated remedies are prepared
from Fluid Extracts, under our immediate
supervision, and are warranted fresh and pure.
All afflicted persons should send a carefully
written statement Of their ailments to Dr..
Clark, and the proper remedy will be sent
TO their address DR.. Clark can be consulted
personally at his onie, and will furnish ali the
necessary accom- modations to patients who
place themselves under his care. All letters
addressed, DIR. J. CLARK.
Office, 1870, Broadway, New York
3a-Iy
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G B

II. T. T.HELMB0LDjS EXTRACT BUCHU
CURES DISEASES ARISING FROM M
PRUDENCES, HABITS OF DISSIPATION
Etc.,in all their stages. at little cxper Sc little
or no change in diet, no Inconvenience and no
exposure. 1t causes n frequent desire, and gives
strength to urinate, thereby removing Obstruc-
tons. Preventing and Caring Structures of the
Urethra. Alaying Pain and Inflammation. so
frequent in this class of Diseases and expel-
ling all Poisonous matter
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