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w 4LDOBORU M1RlS
GOTTA.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

~N-~,E The steamer CflAs. pOUCH.
n a .klN\ TON, Capt Alden Winrhenbacb
@elsgas AAssA-AS Nastet, will leave Aranttr Whart
vtSss@ $50 uOt o. lntia street Portland
every Wednesday A. 6O'cl,ck A. W., u. Waidouoa
botO, touching Al BoolhbN ami Runrd Pom, uua
every Saturlav, A. "A tbt tian,atis,,st a a. ~.
ing At BOothNaN ANT v dedOns Mills.
ke ,ntnsl VIII leave bpnat'srOttA every Nobf.v
MRpChwk A. Ma or ~ the atttval OF Siape Nrla
kockhndi aNd WAldoo0tc eNety tttdnN A eG.
elock \. Ma UNehins Al tntetmpdlate iAhthnVs, r,r4
Meeting with the Boston Boats At Pr iand, Ab3 c,k
the Boston ana Maine ann easttth RaAftpaA, sFttvs
mp IN fNftlaud w season tot PASSENGERS 10 teks 10
Mtet NOON ttaiN nor BIOS on,
1htoush ttkets sold At the pfntAe vt tha brstas
amt MalNe end Ensle y Hss,rAds and On Nctr NE
hostoh Rivals, Fplaht itceitsd after oNs St,ock 81
hehht ami passengers tahsa as b~ A. y, an,
S,het thute, . ~
MdaWe6 ., hABsis, AfwO JbSyo,
PertlsNd, NAV 4 ist, '''"''''' ANNA
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. For n,ty years have been troubled with Scroiula
Some hiteeu years ago ieartul ulcer broke out on
my ley, Three months ago II had extend,d ir M
lhe ankle Joint nearly 10 tho ki 90, l eould no,
, move mi!hon' great pain, In ths condition com.
monced taking tho University Medicme,
Al inst II drove out u fearful humur all over mo
In tow days the humor began TO suhsldo, and III,
ulcer Is now heated and tel IKE new hesng,
ELlz ABEih ChAMBERLAIN,S IS Chvstnut.s st
Portland, Aug, 30.
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ct or il'ee years was badly afflicted with Asthma
%as n sra 'earial eonsumptive congh
zines in six wesiE 'uteu with the University Medi-
been con nualy exposed to and cold w haut
tue least return oil symptoms of the above ai
CAPT. A. CLEAVES N'SehseS
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EASYERN
- AMI -
Portland, SacO,& Portsmouth r. R,
sUMMER ARRANGEM
Commencing Mendsv, Jaae 98,h, tssI,

ENEnXQlKNl Passenger trains leave Portland daily
~VS~1&& for Portsmouth aud Boston, (Sundays
eAeeGledl 200 q NJ, 70 10 ~ N 50 ~ ~ M, 1880 D,
NJ, RiA y, m, 1900 \, m,
Leave hoston Tor Portland at 1850 o. M, ~ 10 a.
mntp,a &, NJ, $500 m 10 90 y, m, $3.50 y, m,
bsN n, m, Wv
Portsmouth Tor Portland tlD,OO ~ M, 3iO,tO a M,
" 10 D. m, tS,S0 y, m, tSt0 u, m, 40 % y. IN,
ihe 600 y, IN, / ains lrom Portland aud Boston
run VIA Eastern Il. H., Mondays, Wednesdays and
rrda, 's,and via Boston aud Maino II, Il. TUESDAYS
Thursday \ aud saturdays,
Freight trains each way daily, tSundays excepted, J
NPuliman slcopng car express train,
Accommodation train,
SMail trrm,
tExpross,
u, CHASE,
june 26.tt "
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Dissolution ofCOpartn ershi,,

THE copartnership heretofore existing under the
L firm name of Woodman & Whitney. is dissolved
ny limitation. George A. hltney settles and avs
the Iaelhties. \. NJ WUODNAN,
GEORGE A. WHITNEY.
shau continue the business at the old sand and
shall be plea ed to see all NV customers and as
new ones as VIII favor me with "a |. Very thank
ful I pass fayors, shall endeavor to merit your
patronage in the future. 49,
GEORGE A. WHITNEY.
Portland, Sep q, 1871. o3w
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AS certain ndl siduals have reported tina III,
above certificate IL tAlse ana my disease as had a,
ovol, wi Sh 10 say at the time gave tho ABOVE cor
the above, my leg and bach were oovele with sores
am now wei, and ltel At least twenty years young
er tQRn dld hti0te taking the RENEE ties.
My advice 10 the athletic Is 10 ave the medicine
trat and not 10 bo deferred by the cry OF hu nhua
II GU ed ne, II has cured many others. / heliey,
the extract OF cancer plant will enro any blood dis-
eaeo la eSSirncoa
June I, lsjt,
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4 guarantee the above cer,i,co.os - - ...
| otherwise 9'OOo to any one that wi fnd them
parties s VIII please address the
ap2ed2taWSwe oygano
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was afi cted with sciatita for three months most
OF the time so badly that could not pull off or pu
on boot and Stockings. and in Ord,r to pIck III
tnets, ana then could moi lit five pounds IN tba,
cured, o. o. NEWHATT was
Cor II, Firm GOsse, Newhall & Co., Printers, -
Cor. ESchauee n MIDDLE Sts,, opposite Marble p n
Poltlahd, Dec. IL, 1870. " " rO'''0 NA VI" - W.
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l have been AFFLICTED Tor twenty years with Chronic
Rhe mNtism, have spent huhOreds OF dollars ol
medical treatment without heneat, Ten days ago,
| commenced taxing the University Medicines. and
can truly ray It has been more benefit TO mo III IN
all other toa,ment l ever received. MY p ace ui
busine Is 1877 Pearl street. shall lie pleased 10
answer all ohQuines JOHN TnRNER,
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Esev Na@Y WaessaHss GNs Iesstsy - vAhs
eF DaSsNnY &KSsrses1eg
Young meD houhled with emiseions In .leep,-s
complaint eenesally the result Of q bsa habit IN
fouth, treated scientifically and periscs cure wsr-
rented NJ no chatge made.
HsrdAy day passes but ve are consulted hy enc %
more young men with the above diaeaes some o.
whom are as weak and emsciated &c though they hal
the consumption, and by their iende are supposed te
have IT, All each cares yield 70 the proper and only
e0rrect coNree OF treatment and Ia short time ere
made 10 resoice Ia perfect health.
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souTu PAR.

SOUTH PARIS, Feb, 2, lS1l,ll
nR, STAfLRa-Oear Sir;-- rne medicine rot al
our place, Jau, 2d has done wonutrs Tor me, II Is
all YOU 10 ommenu II TO be,
You may ma.e any use OF the above you think
proper, Yours uuly,
SETH MORSE.
The above ease has been treated tor the past four
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Business CH0nge.

HAVING sold out my Watch and Jewelry Store,
i No n Middle street, to Mr. Charles IL. Lamson
OF his city, Tor the PAST years with Gerrsh a.
Pearson III take pleasure in recomG. ending him 10
my 'oImer patro and to the public generally as a
NEST reliable and oblging gentlemen TO deal with
and as a faithful, prompt and accomplished work
man. Signed f. d SWE'rT
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ay ONE wss0 uAs nEEN TnvsE,

s'rangelN fascinating, powerfully Written, aud
MvreugNy reliable hook, From y uow stand polnt
nnd upon saeleet OF vital aud ahsolhlng inte est,
In Two parts, Showing tue horrors ol The ba harous
sys'em ol treatment In Vogae IN many pris0ns, and
the advanlAges OF the system recently inau 5uraIed
~ @hels TogetNer with true and detailed account
OF the maltroatment aud cluelties pracliCed upon
prlsoheIsi nso, shame iaced ermtnah les with To-
male cnNieis, mutt les, mmd,rs, slarylpgs, Whip
mannsl hair- hkSAdth escapes, etIhes and ioNents
hailAN YES pen NlWAvs eNNvh'~s sd shsA-, tN~v
trative ~ prison hiy, Written by ~ Convict, la
~ 0nvicts C,ti In Que vol, AA0 pages, over al
elegant engraVIngs made eNressy tor this b, Ok ~
sample pages, sample illustrations, sent on anrlca-
lion or, hound Prospectus tor so cents, q, II,
HeIk tiw
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Al who have committeo an eIcssc OF any ind
no her II be the solitary vice Of youth, the ting
ps stbuke of misplaced confidence in aturer sssgs,
esER RoR Az ANrrp0rg IN sSAsoN.
The Pains and Achee, and Lssstude and Nervous
Prostitution that mar follow Impure Cotton.
are the Barometer 10 The whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that lie sure 70 fc-
tows 90 not wait Ter unsigh0y Ulcers, fer
Disabled Limbs, for LOss OF Beauty
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,4geNtS, "oNa an MeN,,

4 obk. fntl WAY foN BUSINESS, Nlth n SEk-
IA NANNY Dfeleath \ stN 40 sSea pes wew,N.
sent VA NoWf MdtSeS AMI Sest6e Mes. AND tAh M
bfANathN @Nl We NofwA,tied, .t.t tiwse ~ vp~
~ b. 60khNsENl Eohe6td, Nt "A, ksf3d-ilw
AAA nhn MAS AteiN RaA Nv eSHeftss 20 \
emlsrNhta NOM tAA lNd,AAs,. she MASa RfiseHeH
sm6Ng lNeM tiWy Z ap,tsi,t nw.e~a ,he
S,Sws bftee sl w IA MN WeAaeFtaI setN IN
Asebts MN htA 40 bNpk selt lke MS NV lAAtNs N
hattNAlNrly NNNlNeh NrA WeeNAleA N0ththa mr
GittAlSs MN MQ ihbiMQtM, AddlSss MNNSAh
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HENRY d. TODD, Tolman Court.
Portland, Jan. Goth, 1871.

About a year ago. was so badly affected with
Money Disease and general debility, that could
scarcely attend to my business took few bottles
OF University Medicine, and have been well up to
the present time. CHAS, L. DUlTON,
Store 312 Congress 81 Portland
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Free 7Nree MoNtas ora Trial,

A Ftksf Class .t,Ae6E QUARTZ JOURNAL,
~ @sS,Hmss. lllasttahd. pr one AeAE TOR 81
eehtsA WIN Two hound go utes, BY James MeCdeh,
DDA III ~, ami n y, Haven, u, D. III u spre
mtnmss, Sehl name AMI address 10 pROPlES
JOURNAL, 81 nheheld, Mass, tsep3o-d4w
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REMARKABLE CUREl-I have been troubled
with bad scroiula Humor all my nle A fearful
sore broke out ON my neck, For six months / WAS
under treatment OF the best medical atyicers could
anu m Portland, but all the time grew worse; my
appetlte lalleu ana became so weak and emaciated
that could walk but short distance without helm
IN tas condition commenced lakne the Uniyersi-
" Medicine: In one week my appetite was good
anu the ued'hy 81 king pain In my stomach vanish
ed. In twp mcaIhs my sore was heaIsd / hou.
since gained hty pounds IN weights and am now every
way well. N'''s
HENRY ID TODn Ton,on Cn,,.
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M ANEt a., Agepts IN every county 10 canvass
w 10Y SUI erlpNlens 70 y ~ pulaV meTaty paper
\ naNdsenae PpVMtam g,Ves TO every sub,
SeIihe& N'Qya work and large pay, Address RIM
hhlNfW Npn hnrlmgtuh, W. sep9O-diwt
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OHnsSay, a, sIee ssa sits,

Eysry Intelligent aud thinking person must Know
nat remedies handed out for general ehould have
their efficacy established by we'll tested experience In
the handa OF regularly educated physician, whoss
Dreosratory studies lit him for s the duties he must
yaa yet the country is tieeded with poor noetruys
aud cure-sc pnre5ss ~ to be the best in the world
which srs not oRss selees, but always injurious,
rhe unfortunate eSssA tbe PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician es It liz Ian entable yet incontrovert-
Bile fact, that msny syphilc patients are made mice
cradle with RUN d constitutions by maltrestneRt
rtsa point generally conceded by the beat syphlogrs.
dhers that The study and management oS these coz
would be competent and sucoessfu, In their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general pracA'
TONER having Meth opportunity time 60 nlats
himself acquainted With their pathology, coli1nopiy
pursnes system " treatment, ia oet cssss plsE-
log an indecrininsto that sntcustec and dan-
sereur weapon, the mercury.
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Notice,
kFOr Sale.

EERROTYPE ROOMS No. 1884 Congress street
i Portland, Me good bargain il sold within
fifteen days ssp19tf ST. HAMMETT.
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Hor Nais. I

A Ge8a eAsAee ySF 8Vaae,
A Ava Az N Aiele, tWa R,eNe AAps1s, \ EVA ktegN
"a NMellNe llNNtAA MN stthe AND RheM, VIII
NleM MAyAtsh MAM WAe \ eNNA tSAte ~ AlNNA
ANWAsl ttAlNtNt
!. AEee FNNeI y YiR,ie, i8mtgly eeeaeea IVY IN,
AE ShhN i've IVA
, Nv salk@Ns NaSRseS ,se wewses 81 &, "
',' 49, samN q, paopVsw,
,spalteASwSW MRAVhaNse sheet
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NcsFSlk and Baltimore and Washington d u
nteemship hiaN
AEs ssteaMeAtpa etthR AiNR sAN bA,o aNA
NJ HNasA FN(ataAls M NJ, tsf k,SssIYsk
sAtHeAb llM6kw
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MltVtVVfiHe, V {gNk
ttYleht tNewAftlVd iy0N kAyteN IA WsaNtu.taa
Nv AteANeI NAAN w rms NAkp, " '''''s'o'
NtNkht NefWAlApA NNtN NVflpif VA FglelsaAaf All
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htflt ENb tfvet g'At ANA NyNl lkv ky0Ng f tpV ~
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plAepa Nvsh wv " ""''H'"A WV
AhlNnsh FN,aA eiVsN " sewn ANA WesJ
hiNN lARaeNHet AVA uWlAtNNa,
4, FNES IAAlNllee esfth avs MpNe W NWAAtlAav,
isIAN Ae hgNtst " hAlWa,t ava uVAp IA kaat. WV
NAtNlAl n heAgs " hAN,,1uE RhNeEA
HM NftAeG lAiAFteAieN AN,N "
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-07-01
vanderbilt's lscginninS in Life.
From the Staten Island LEADER

The newspapers often contain an accom-. Of
Vanderbilt's beginning. Most of these accounts
are apochryphal. His own statement of his first
real success is this: He was n Young man on
Staten Island. He was master Of rowing He
was athletic, strong and daring. One night a
stranger came to the landing and wanted to be
rowed across to Gowanus. The night was dark
and stormy, and the wind blew gale Not a
boatman could be found who would leave. The
landlord said, "There is nobody who can row
you over but Corn Fanderbilt"-for 80 he was
called. 1t was doubtful, he said, whether he
would do it. Vanderbilt was found, and in an.
swer to the request, replied: "lt's pretty rough,
but If you'll give me $40 lie down ia my boat
aud not stir. or do just what bid you, I'll try
L." He rowed the man over aud back in safety,
As soon AS lac landed on Staten Island, the
stranger said: "loung man, how would Won
like TO run al opposition steam bo,t?" Moth.
ing would suit me better" Was the reply "Hayc
you pluck enough to obey orders ;" said the
stranger. III have" was the response. "Sup.
pose was to tell you to run into teamboat,
what would you do z" run into her by -
The bargain was sealed amid the storm that
night on the island, and Vanderbilt began his
wellknown career as u steamboat man.
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the public

the purpose, and - the public
knows the rest.
Having bee. fully acquitted by two tribun-
ais OF law, l make this final appeal to my fellow
men throughout the state. and ask them conf
IDENTIFY not to reverse the judgment already
DrOnounced
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Prof Morse tells an anecdoto of his early
struggles When he was in Washington, EN-.
ploying all his energies to obtain an appropria.
ton from the government TO erect u line from
Baltimore to Washington, he had his instru.
ments AZ each end of the capital to demonstrate
to the members of congress the feasibility of the
plan. He says: III talked to them, explained
the working of the instruments; still saw that
many were yet incredulous, and many even
secuted at the idea as preposterous, and pro.
nounced my instrument rs a toy of crack.
Drained enthusiast. 1t was toward the close of
the session, and there were still about two or
three hundred bills yet to be passed before they
came to mine.
1t was late at night, and finally gave up In
absolute despair. and left the capitol building
with sad heart I was bankrupt having OK.
pended NIL that ! had on nv discovery.
walked dows the capitol steps with exactly fifty
cents. all had in the world and more discor.
ISOLATE individual it W 'uld have been hard to
find. After wakefui nigh. I arose in the
morning 20 find my bill passed, and new era
in the history Of science commenced"
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3 BULLS
fra .-.l-1ls. ,..#. --H..
S AR s APP A RILLiA
.-.. s.sI s.l ....r Ess a8tsry.a
no. a.#. 70. E ..g. .....r..rrl
AGOOd Reason for the Capfain't
... Faith. =-itr aHs-
Read the Captains Letter and the better

Read the Captains Letter and the better
from bis mother . t.vi-.1la .7~7a
BENTON BARRACKS No, April 80 1865.
Dr.. JoAnl BaLt-Dear SIR: Knowing
the efficacy of your Sarsapariila, and she
healing and beneficial qualities it possesses,
send YOU the following statement OF my
case: i' '
] was wounded about two years agO-=was
taken prisoner and confined for sixteen
months. Being moved so often, my wounds
have not healed yet / have not sat up a
moment since / was wounded II an shot
through the hips My general hsultlis i'm
paired, and need something to assist ma
ture. have more faith in your Sarsaparlla
than in anything elso. l wish that that is
genuine. Please express me half dozen
bottles. and OblIges ..i3 .r .EW
CAPT {. p. JOHNSON, ST. louis, Me.
p. S-Tbe following was written
April 30, 1868, by Mrs. Jennie Johnson,
mother Of Capt JUhnson = .h 90 .E1-ofF
DR.. John BHtf-DeaT- Sir !: N 2 husband,
Dr. G. = JohHsOn, was a skllful saF4cnn
end physician in central New York, where
he died, leaving The above C-P-- johnson to
my care At thirteen. years oGage- bailad
chronic diarrhea and scTOfula, for which 1
gave your Sarsaparila IL care1 him
have for ten years Recommended it 10 many
N NV Il Va ~ 'SAiiO3 anu lO"kA, iOt pofSAhlds
fever sores, and general debility Perfect
success has attended it. The cures Effected
az some cases Of sc1o fitIa and fsosr sores
aetre almost miraculous | am very anxious
for my sOB 10 again have recourse TO Your
Sarsaparilla lie is fearful of getting a
spurious article, hence his writing to you
for it. His wounds were terrible, bat be-
lieye ne will recover ss-ss
-# Respectfully, ~ rrgEe
-r JENNIE. JOE son.
For sale by J IT. IARWILL, .........
SIR enn.
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BULLS
CEDRON BITTERS
AUTHENTIC DOCUMENTS.
Arkansas heard from.
TeslImonyy- % sEedIeaI NIen.

Stoney Point, White Co, Ark, May %, 'G6.
DR.. JOHN Eull-Dear Sir Last l!ebru-
a:y / was in Louisville purchasing drugs,
and ] got some of your SarsaParilla and
Cedron Bitters
Ny son~in-law who was with me in the
store has been down with the rheumatism
for some time commenced on the Bifters
and soon found his general health improved
DIR. Giss, who has been in bad health, tried
them, and he also improved.
Dr. Coffee, who has been in bad health
for several years-stomaeh and Hcer GDected
improved very much by the use OF sour
Bitters. Indeed the CedrOn Bitters has
given you great popularity in this settlement
| think 1 could sell a great quantity Of
your medicines this all-especially yOtlF
Cedron Bitters and Sarsaparilia. Ship me
gia Memphis, care Of Kicker L Neely..-
Respectfully, -..--
i. WALKER.
Prepared by DR.. John Ball at his Labora-
tory, Fifth street, Ky.
FOR sale by J. II. LARWlLL,
Bolivar, Tenn.
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ENGLISH FEMALE BITTERs,

The only acknowledged Uterine Tonic and
Female Regulator known, will cure all
those, Complaints above mentioned in amin
credibly short time. The Btters at once
arouses, strengthens and restores the womb
to its natural condition, removing obstruc
tiOns, relieving pain and regulating the
monthly period. Wonder stands pale
feeble and languid girl, just bursting into
womanhood; she is the pride of all, but
bark she silently. steals a pickle, eats
chalk, or slate pencil; no appetite for
food; she turns with dull eye and seeks
solitude; her eye no longer sparkles; her
merry laugh Is no longer heard ringing
through the air; she mopes about with
blOodless EIs and gums, with headache,
palpitatiOn, constipation, Swimming of the
head, cold feet and hands, melancholy; she
has a coated tongue, offensive breath, and o
host of other evils too numerous to mention.
When neglected ali these symptoms be-
come aggravated, there is sick stomach,
heartburn, a dark line settles under the
eyes, the legs and ankles are swollen, the
hair loses its gloss and falls off, there Is
brittleness splitting of the fnger-naiis, swol-
len abdomen, extreme nervousness tretfui-
ness, pains and aches, dry cough HYsterical
Fits, rapid prostration epilepsy and death
lf,you, or any of your friends, are thus
afflicted, send at cnce for Bottle of Eng
lish Female Bitters and be cured. Its effects
are magical in such comp laints.4 Surely no
mother will postpone and delay this duty
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& FEMALE CoMPfATTT- : 7 :

That claims It's victims throughout the
length and breadth of our land
Many females suffer in. some way at each
monthly period; some girls are in great
peril at,fhe eommencement Of nenstruatien,
while oldarnenes3 dread its declin. at the
turn Of life" Sometimes the menstrual
flow is too much, or toe. little, or may be
attended with pain may be irregular or en-
tirely checked or changed in appearance,
attended with other distressing symptoms
Leucorrhoca, or the "Whues," Frequently
drains the system, or liberation Of the womb
may create pain and cause rapid prostration
Failing of the womb is an exceedingly
common plant giving much trouble
and distress, which, under ordinary treat
meRt, isdilhcult to-eure ~ --4--4-
Mysteries Green Sickness, Irritability Of
the Womb, and other serious and fatal com
plants follow the female i sex throughout
life. Lives there medical gentleman who
has or can relieve the fair sex of the above
troubles ? Not many. Is there no com
bination of remedial agents that will come
to her rescueRI We answer, MS. 10.
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Readers.

4 HAVE received many testimonials from
professional and medical men, as my
almnnacs and various publications have
shown, all Of which are genuine. The fol-
loving from a highly educated and popular
physician in Georgia, is certainly one OF the
most sensibIe communications have e9sI
received DR.. Clement knows exactly what
he speaks al, and bis testimony deserves tc
be written in letters Of gold. Hear what
the Doctor says Of Bulls Worm Dcstroyer:
s.. YILLAxow, WAiKER CodSrY, c. ~
June %, 1866
Dr. john BuH-Deai So. + ffagsi re-
Gently given Your W0t7a DESTROYER several
trials, and ri find it wonderfully elieaeieus
1t has not failed in single Instance to have
the wished for effect. ! an doing nretty
large country practice, AMI djlilv use
sumt article Of the kind ] am free TO CON
fes> that know Ofno remedy recommended
by the ablest authors that is 50 certnin and
speedy Ia its effects On the contrary they
are uncertain in the extreme Nv Object
in writing to you Is to find ont u pan what
terms can get tie medicine directly from
you. If ! can get il nn easy terms, IN al
use a great deal Of it. am aware thar The
use of such articlrs - contrary to the
teachings and practice of a great in;Lrity
of the regular line of VI. BE-, hut | zee Ne
lust cause or good sense in discarIing a
remedy which we know ro be efficient. siH
ply because may beLisrhraursof its con
bination. For my part, 1 sAall -.aake liza
rule to use all and amy ueans 10 alleviate
suffering humanity whiah | may be subDe
| to command-nrt hesitating because some
one more ingenious than myself may have
! learned Its effects first and secured the sole
right tG secure that llnnwiedGe However.
| Tam by no means an advocate or surphrter
Of the thousands Of worthless nostrumsirhslt
| food the country, tlnt-rurport to cure all
manner of disease Co which luinhU -n,.-h II
/ heir. Please reply soon and inio.m me
EOf your best terms -hH a..-i
! AN, sir. tpist respectfully,
JULIUS T. gGI4EAlENT, VI. D.