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n. G. EDWARDS, Secretary.


LUCKY EscAPE-Some three weeks
ago, subject was brought in a bag to the
Medical College at Cleaxland during the
darkness ofthe' evening, and the Profess
sors anatomy perceiving by ehasty ex..
animation that it WIS good subject,
paid. the usual price ofttlirfy dollars, tel
up it in a bag and directed it to be placed
in the dissecting room, promising the stu
dents that it should be carved upfor their
edi6cation within day or two at far
therest. =
During the lecture on the next morning,
a tremendous noise was heard from the
region of the disecting room, and some of
the more timid students grew pale with
terror, imagining that ghosts of the butch.
cred subjects were appearing to take ven-
geance upon them, orelse holding their
direfnl orgies over the remains of their
new comrade. The clanlor still increas.
ing, some ofthe bolder ones Yentured to
enter the room when 10! the bag cantain-
ing the purchase ofthe last evening was
pitching and rolling about, and from. it
proceeded with true Irish brogue, the
cries of sMurthert Marther Holy Mother
and blessed Mary deliver me! Sure am
living and am not dead, Murther! Inlr
therr' e.
Siezing bold ofthef bag, they tore it of
pen and beheid a genuine son Of the Erin,
more frightened Than themselves, who
looked with utter establishment upon the
sceneFbefore him. After while, Pat told
them that all he remembered ofthe pro-
ceeding day was drinking very freely at
one of the doggeries under the bill
When dead drunk he was undoubtedly
bagged up and. sold to the Professor.
Such was his fright that poor Pat solemn
~ declared he never would touch zone
drop ofthe crayther." and the Professor
and students, with hearty laughter over
the ridiculous Joke, bade him take his
heels, AMI never again find himself
brought so near purgatory by the device
of the runs eller. s1ge
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TN Matteril sxouisI infafm the -citizeps os
IL Joiisland NIcipity t'rat ne has. opcped his
shop directly owes Browns Drug Store, where he
vii be happy toeaCeoInmodate his old custom
ers, ana sthe pbiic generally, With work on
shnft notice, and in the aeatest aud most G.h.
disable style.l sRolIhe yonng mea offhis pare
he would say, THAI no endeavers VIII lie wanting
on his p1ri please the most fastisiious taste,
aud in all eases fit Mil be warranle llf - 81
(EF3UIfIN6 Come on Short notice, and
warranted to fl. If properly made up.
oli.t (lct "a sk45 Ess
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CHOICE SEEDS. Farmers cannot be
too careful in seeding to mako alright
choice oftheir seed, and sec that tits free
from foul seeds. Early sowing our crops
of winter grain is fair more sure than late
sowing, and less grain viii answer. There
is much diversity of opinion as to the
quantity best per acre. $3.50,
We have already several varieties of
winter wheat among US for the inierst of
farmers TO make inquiries and obtain the
best. There is new sort of winter wheat,
spoken of very highly, raised in or near
Richmond Virginia. It is reported the
crops is early, and may be cut the last of
May. 1t is also said the fly does uot injure
j it,. and it is not liable TO rust. A busheI
will weigh 81 lbs. Another advantage, as
it ripens so early, that if any garlic
cookie, or chess should be growing with it
the wheat is cut before they mature and
seed. We should like tobe informed more
about this specietsiof wheat. aud some OF
your readers maj be able to give inforna-
lion. We seek to find the best OF all kinds.
whether to SOW or plant.--Prai RE Far
mer. ss
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1846-06-23
CLEMENS INDIAN TONIC.
lnfaIItble cure for Chi1is Or
s9gtse ~ Fecey.

e1Ette LEtGS.
Aid Sure Remedy for Bilious. Rens;,.
tent and other Fscers.
This Insaluble Medicine Is purely reg
eiable. - =
KTH II z Hnexempiea success Of tl,lstru,y UNI
rallied foAic, ia c arsog in q fsu hours ,rAese
all other fenssIies have fallrd. mid that SOC. an
cases of from SIX montas 10 ten years standing
warrants TIE assertion, that ifstahen according so
the directions, il IL infaTlible. a long Iist Of
CERT heatss in proof .nigEi be Cd
ded; butt h.1se uponti wrapper are deomedsaf1
It's nor IN the lie lst nauscafing, nor does II
operate upon the hngels; but its salu,ary action
upon the whole 5stem is so charming tint q cry
one isshighly feiightegiai their speedy recovery
heath Such a remedy, the afflicted have long
been in wapto one thai cures speedily and per
,rspenily, whore the usual caution 10 improper
exposure is observed -
0TFTom the great popularity of this iIncdi-
cine, many limitations protesting 10 be GLEN
EMS INDIAN TONIC, are atl6at Therefore
be sure 10 ask for that prepared by GEO. w.
HOUSES Nashville Tennessee, who is sole pro
prieinr. 4 u 80
CAUTlON.-zTo prevent frs1dobserve Upon
the directions upon the bottle the Written signa-
tiIresoE GeessA w. House. Also moulded ir the
boti an Indian, viii tie words tGlemeiss. In
dian Tonic, prepared By Geo. W House - All
Others are counterfeit. ,sssA
For sale by George II WocdFuG, Joliet 70
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EMPORIUM OF FASHION 4

& ME Uniersignrd beys leave inform the
i citizens ol Joliet and vicinity tina tie mas
leceieod the PARIS,aLONDON.an PTfILA-
D1LPdIA Fashions rIIe is nav prepared TO
exscuta work in the most fashionable style
St9p-under the sign Of y Emp an d f nsh.
..oa." Bluff Street, Joliet H. 10 Tyr
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TEXAS SALT.--The Houston Tele.
graph says, that the section of country
lying west Of the Nences, bordering on
the sea coast, is intersected by numerous
shallow inleis and bays. into which the
salt water Of the Gulf flows during winter,
but IN summer, ewing to inteHse solar
evaporation, they boone dry, and are.
covered with o, ernst of salt three or fur
inches thick, equal in respect to Turks
Island, which is the4be for preserving
meat and fish. - g .sesAs
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Isue gwen II thls4lme. Ia
The following tribute Of respect
paid 10 The Hon. John D. Cation, is from
the Alton Telegraph
At meeting of the members Of the
Madison County Bar and Officers OF the
g bllif, held at .tie Court room on We'd
..isssiaY. ale 3, 1916, on motion of E.
Heating, Hon. Win, Naetin was called
81 he chair. and N. 6. Edwards appoin-
gA9 seefeiary The following preamble
aid resolutions were unanimously q lopt-
ed: ..s.s4
ssW hereas, The Hon. John d. Cation,
of the Seventh Juditial Circuit, has held
the Court in aud for the county Of Had.
son, for The present Term, by an exchange
with the Hon. G.. Keorner, Judge of the
Second Judicial Circuit; And uhereds
He has performed the duties deyolyed
upon him in the most expedious and sat-
isfactory manner, both to clients and attor-
neys in said Court: Therefore, be it
ResoIued, That we have witnessed with
pleasure, the urbanity of manner, promp-
titude ofaction, correctness and Impartial
ity of decision, which has marked the
course of the Hon. John d. Cation, while
presiding over our Court; and that while
we express our acknowledgements to him
for his courtesy, and untiring attention to
business, we cannot part with him with
out the assurances ofour highest respect
and esteem fol, him, both a ) a Judge and
a gentleman; andat the same time assur-
ing him that he bears with him our warm
est wishes for his future welfare. '' 20
VIM. MARTIN, Chairman.
N. G. EDWARDS, Secretary.
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.Mo,tnt .Morras III

VuUUItI suOFf9s. 10. - -
ETNHEfall term ef this Institution will omen ON
= the 29thsof Augus., end continue eleven
weeks. etsss 50
TERMS
Tuiticn in Common Engii II Branches for -
8 ts.e Term, go i-i7s.,s- So e 400
Higher English Branches -s1ga-s $500
Boalds Washing, Fuel, and Roon-fen. ~
s per week, $50
fncidcntais and Bed;washing, for the
Term, -fla- q ...17s- . a,Oo
studeatsfanish Beds, Gowels,l and Lights.
p. JUDSON.sAgent
Mount Morris, July %, Is45. 8 n7-tf
SCARFS.--J. !. a. Maresol, has just received
dog. silk stripe Helpani Scars; also fdoz
Polka do. ~ go ~
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State OF Illinois, DE- JUNE TERM,
Iroq IdIs couaty, a d. 1916.
IN,T,HANCFRY ~ g .-s

Hiram Todd, assignee of Alexis Cequi!lua, who
wSs-assigaee of 4. It. Hatch rs. Sawg,eis
-Ncran and Nancy Moran, hsirsatlaw Of Wa
Sega Moran, aeceasedi son Of Pier Moran de-
ceased, Potawaiomie chief OF tine Potawoto-
mics of ifdiana' 6; Michigan Territory.
Satisfactory afida~it being filed in my Office
thai the above aamed defendants are mt resi-
de.ts Of his State--Nptice is hereby given of
the peude.cv Of the above suit, and that SUM
mons has been issued frommy oice as above, re-
tnrnable,to the next term of the Court to be held
at lhe Cuurt House III Middleport. in I,oq .leis
coun:y, on the first day of June next, n which
time lfyou, Sawgrets Moran and Nancy Moran,
do not appear, and plead, answer demur 60
said Bill, tina, decree will be rendered accord
ing to the prayer Of said Bill.
- s4fs sss-3A lssfr JOHN HARDWOOD, Clerk
so stfa of Iroquois Cosnty Circuit Court
Mawhs20, lS46 reifasS e1t
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TO IA R.MERS '4-.a@
se,aa e JOLIET a. rsi
w COLLEEN Factory.

The Sabscti5er viii kepp on band q large
asspitment -clothofh his own mnuafactpse WHICH
he N. opposes TO sexchange for wool lie will give
one yard cf good heaey cloth fer twi,s and hail
pounds ofwoqI OF the same quality; OF he will
work wool UPON ska es follows give one half
iha cloth the wool mikes by. receiving eight cts
per yard from the customer upon his half He
wi-laIso manuftcturc iofef stoiners b La NKFTS
JEANS, 81 FLANNEL, as vol as Safe
NEs.FrI 81 9Th c L0TH.
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s.ass.o of illinois. 4 :. IN IRuQ UOIs.CI r.
Inqros coanty,i 81 ssCUIr COURT Us.
aaigBsOfstle June Term. A,sD, 1S46. 8a.a
-s2nsa So IN CHs4MCERY as "a Il,
James Nix, dstignee of Hiram Todd aud Thorn
as +. Behbridges WI" were assignees of James:
R. MeGoti, rs Sawgrets Moran aud Nancy
Moran, Heirsfdt Lascof Mamence Moran de-
ceased, son Of Pier Moran deceased, Potashit-
1. oinc Chief Of tile Potawatomies of Indiana s
Michigan Territory. =
Satisfactory affidavit being filed in my office
that the above named defendants are notfess dents
Of Ibis State, NOTICE is hereby gigen OF the
tendency of the sbove entitled cause, and thai
summons has been issued from as office as a
bove retqrsable to she next tie IN "a the Court 10
be held az the Court House IN a. iddiep. ri. in
lroquois county. ON tie FIRST dAy of june next
Ar which time il you ssaiVefets Moran. and Nam
cy aIera9 do not sppsa5,snd plead, answer, or
demar 20 said Bill, that 4 decree viii be rendered
according TO The prAyef of said Bill.
s'ges. J5ss1IfN HARDWOOD Clerk Of
Iroquois Go. Circui, Court.
:. March %, 1916. 's,a. II Az
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THE VOICE OF THE WEST.

Sal JtHtIdr Eriieace Of tie Remarkable Yirtues
Of Wist4r's Balsans Of IIIid Cherry.
! The following has just been rcceived hom Mr..
Edward Siratton, of Lexington, No.. which
shows that CONSUMPTION in its worst form, eau be
cured by Vistar's Ba' sam OF Mild Cherry
LExiSaTcN, No., January 2Ist. 1875
Benjamin PheIss-Dear Sir: j take great
pleasure in communicating you what leonsid-s
er an extraordinary cure effected On my daughter.
about fourteen years Of age, by Wistar's Balsam
Of Wild Cherry. bout the ISL o. September
last, my daughter taken s;ck, and was attend
ed by several physicians, whose prescriptions
proved intellectual, seemed 20 do no good =
She was attended with a constant cough. and
pain in the breast. Her physicians, and all who
saw her, came to the conclusion that che was in
confirmed stage Of consumption,.sI made no
other conclusion than for her 90 die. But as
soon as she commenced taking The Bhisem, she
began TO improve, aad Continued 10 do until
her health was restored; and is now entirely we'll.
With view OF beneitiing those who may re SIM
iln'ly afflicted, take pleasure in Recommending
this remedy to ,he confidence Of the puilic.
~ aget Yours, with respect,
EDWARD SrRATTON.-
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Beware OF Spurious limitations.
PHELPs BLAKEsLEY, corner Sd and Chestnut
S,s., 81. LO ais, No. General agents for thsWesia
Also for sale BY the undersigned Agents.
Z J. A. MATTESON, joliet. --zF-
1s W.. MYERS, Lock port.
I W1EYLOCK& ALLEN, Aurora.
MURRAY & SON, Newark.
I L. ELLSWORTH, Naperyiils.
i 0T?a:nphlsis containing Treatise on Die.
eases oftae Lungs, 20 he had Of the agents. ssa,s.
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places yon viii have liIlI and complete
statement ofthis 5esr's emigration as can
be given At this time. c.
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n EnA PAIRS BOOTS. < SHOES Tor
Il eS0JNJsale at Loves Cheap Store.
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aSD.ls PIECES nAsnpacas directly from New
{ al X9, :, same very rich, sell ig, cheap s.
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ENTlREL.Y NEWT

GAetyiSs 1 MtDattsALt.
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4. STAFFORD.
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DOCTOR ARNT'S
II ELIEF SALVE

EOR Wounds, BUSES, Burns, ChIonic Sores OF Swell
sovereign remedy for Botches tn Fac and Chapped
Rough skn twill soon render transparent clear and soft
Extract OF letter from Doctor woodl
am highly gratfed hear The Relief Salve
pared Dr. Charles Arnt being introduced to the pnbc
he Sondeneo Of your Customer. Il 3 deeddy superior to
any other preparation with which have acquaintance
success ard freely aud cheerfaly commended others
withhold Of surprise AZ the happy effects
have known to produce IN several cases OF named breasts
'Mondsy morning called a Mrs Hulbers She had suffer
what we had 70 her dead They had however app
ed Arnts Relief saIve that night day aud
ing il twice had drectea the milk started stream they
put child to her and they are now both doing very
Nell cal NC 1s SSod e nor
some good in the world"
Doctor HalioetsI: That the virtue Of Amt. Re,
years ago received injury the Of bursting
time have suffered much distress and pain and finally
suited in difused aneursm, peIyadng my leg and loot
to ali the sure cures and highly recommended Pain Ex
tractors, y &C., &c, with no bcreht. :,
Having recently taken severe cold my g was ssn .ne
immediate modification was ABUSED that In order 20 aye
s leg must be AS n ne . 70 .sf
frs! application felt s. 6saess and he second .hs
s ss ss
inhammatio disappeared, and my ieg became ency fee
r.. S% 81 e
feng from similar actions and have no doubt VIII prove
highly ,sso Rsp.rn.eay iS yo ar .p
Frsneh's Hotel No y, Fulton street NsT VII
Sold wholesale and retail by the principal AGENT
H. RING Druggist and Chemist lsa Broadway, corner Of
John street and By Of the respectable drugEists
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Sporting Intelligence.

CHARLEsroS, Feb. 49, lsa6-Jockey Club Purse, $1,000
free for all agester aged horses l26 lbs. years,
100 lbs years. liz lbs. years l02 lbs years, 80
lbs years leather Mares FLIES, and gelAings al
lowed lbs.
w Nj. Myers b. 6. Childe Harold, years old, by
. Sovereign, out Of West (Chisolm) :. ...... 1
Pressley shroyers CHI. 6. jerry Lancaster, years,
by Mark More, dam by Johanna. ........ 2
Wade Hsmpton's b. m. Sally Morgan, years, by
impd Emancipation, out Of Lady Morgan. 3
Time-lst heat, s.3i-2d heat, s.l4.
SECOND RAcE-MILE HEATS.
Jockey Club Purse, 500.
N. Green's b. m. Fanny Robertson, years, by
Priam, dam Arietta, BY vrgnian ......
w. II sinklers oh. orpheline, years old, by
+. Lowndes' b. f. Nightmare, years old by Ar
gyle, dam Zsla. dr..
Time--lst heat, l5s-2d heat, ,. Won easily.
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. l9, ls4s-Jockey Club
Parse $750-Three mile heats Free for all agssaged
horses, 1876 lbs; years, 100 lbs; years. lie lbs
years, lo2 lbs; years 90 lbs; years, feather;
mares, FLIES. and geldings allowed three pounds.
Col. Hampton's CT. 1. Castanet, 4 years by Mon
arch, out Of Betsey Robbins, by Kosciusko... l .
w: NJ Myerss b h. Rodney years, by rriam,
dam by John Richards. ...........2 2
Col singetons gbr. h. Champion, years, by
Tarquin, dam fmpd. Maria. .............S Sdr.
Mr.. Lowndes' Gu T. Stella, years, by Young
Rowton, out of Zela. .......4 dis.
Time-ist heat ON o4s sd. ON Sss.;- 50, en- 90.
SECOND RAcE-rwo MILE HEATS.
Jockey Club Purse, $3.50.
J. C. Singleton Oh. m Maid OF Lodi, years, by
HUI Alpa, dam by Phenomenon. .......... 2
w. NJ Myerss D. m Andrewanna ears by
Andrew, dam by Gohanna,. ..........3
w. A Porter's ch. m. TagLoni years, by Priam,
dam by Sir Charles. ...................l 3dr
Time LIST heat 4.Os-2d, 8 90 I'd heat I Oe.
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PssAro. Dee. Tin por-B@k Three Broshsn. wsu.
4 ss g. S.s
for New Orleans for repair.
Home Ports.
hY HSs.ss sEy..S
mile; double top.a b and spsnL.s and
Tor where she anchored un
% %S:S s
Of s' ,sS
Ar Ss };S; ss TSs cs % s
ilsa DE RRoaa:
Thos W ssss. beaeslion; bark Turk; brig. speedwe
rico. Ocean, sehrs Mansoa Oscar dhs neiegmpn n OFT.
sunset ~, ~,
.hp New Yoi Went to sss-hys cstha
Ins C.ns New Yot Charleston HIown dGi bark. FL;
brig Raius sonle Dillingham; -; brig Lareh Gray, sa'
CAsrrsr l7Ar sehr Barbados Kiddsr, Nv York. via
Belfast, and aid for Deer Isle
Gen Foster Smith, New York Sid s-brg Planet Clark,
FALL Rvrp Feb ie-Arr schrs Delta samner. Richmond
for pshon VIM IhG%DsSSs S5ows gs,mG ssyu,a su,;
GreAorroSs Feb ,-AI,, .shI: G.lsar Mead. Bsrpna:'
Wood:ide' Friniaad 'e" D'''''' ' .-.-'
LIws. Del sS LM night counted q lsh,. il the
Vessels ranged 10 Iss with ihe s,eS. NJ, me ,nos
ss Ss o
@ S Ss
ger Forward Que scr aud two pilot boats went to SEA this
No.TsL. Feb a1AI.e yIfi1i. NicSsron, firm b b..
S sA :i a T.; h: fs
Ds,rs Mr. som and Boston pan1ng from s
Nrw,0ar Feb is-Ar .ehs Consul Bolles New York 70,
Newbaryport for Bsl,imors -
Ssw osls.s t:s A, sp Memphis. Bunker FIN
fn St Thomas; Aldeoar!on, Leach I'm York Cld.Br b,l
S S1s. c Yo s%s.a
John SsTr Boston loved to sea on 7a.hip hsh Cab,
dick 70 AZ, from kingston; ia Gld-.tsm.hlp AsS.ms
M;.s.., 6srl SoS.a: Iis-Ip ,o Gsmoss 5DIi %ss.,..
e
Mara B,ss s.a Hogan ca1h Boston Ellis
Sssa
B,rmuda Telegraph tBsl Young. Bermuda shr Hurd Ell
to h day
cs s SCI . Hope s and e
rHII.DELrHiA Fea23-Ar brig Elliot, Berry. FIN Boston
d.ns., for Portland: ssed-.chr Rowena, Young Norfolk
load for Poto Rico Going 2s PM bark American from
SsaoF GLOBE Th.oboa
pIrMoyrH, FEB le-Arr. brig Eagle. Condor. Baltimore
RicEMoSP. Feb ai-Hrs ser M.nehes.sr, Smack York
SALEM. Feb 2o-Ar Fortune, Combs Norfolk for Thomas
SAy4rsAH Feb ls1Gld ship Coronation Hume. Liverpool
'e WAsascTon, FEB laAn sehr Cer. ElIieot,, New
York lsIsch; P.eol.s. Ireland wmington Cinderella
IL olive Camp, NYork isschr Cinderella, scu scull
,WALrH.LL. Feb is-sld ship Roger Sherman, Nichols
WiscAssrr, Feb is-sld schr Mary, Bryant, Cuba.
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NEW EsTABLIsHMENT,
For the Exclusive Sale of Choics
FANCY SOAPS, AND TOILET
ApTICI

wHoIrsALn AND RErArL-
:d%:s Sg;y q sssss 8 r &.
@sss = dis city .s No. Is B,osdway where
10 :;
advantage the foreign Of being freshly and
s *: fs ss
thai o fssms S
complete q choice articles Of the mos. esls
enabling eu.omsi. compare and TO choose he
.;Si %RgTsd from Pi. Ss.aial ..sGnmsaI Of FANCY
subscriber doe: sd!sI;i.s Soup which win chang.
which viii T Of Creating or
gans for the growth Of e hair These miracles he leaves for
10
s &c Or
nfi: % e. 81 shAvNo CREAM
which, once tried. will always be in gentle
He easrhs CQsMETIc CREAM, so Invaluable. .ppli
eaton 20 stsi navnx muoa more essaat pre-
:9:s .H head Ss
"a s.
The dsbtsd Scalp impaired il functions hy sickness and
y:isios p;asigs.: :assay restore d: hair i
% M S. S:' MOI . w &
ssnd sSstrym' e ;hAmeessy 70 cure ~ AZ
nS.a ~
heat careful nS g soSsnss q: az
character. :.
For the quality Of his goods he refer Msss Aspin
wall Mhan Chiffon and many others Of the most respec
able chemists Of this city, who for the last several years have
vended articles of his manufacture. .
Finally everything his will be represented and
any article Dies give full satisfaction, w only vii
nsly but also tha9fpy be taken back The subscriber
for his establishment for yeraci
tynd good faith when from the Of the articles there
much for and he snjoins II upt
ali in his employ maintain adherence truth
good faith. call Is respectfully solicited,
EUGENE ROUSSEL,
Manufacturer and Importer Of Perfumery,
d31 lm%rc llA Ch~srut Phnad.Ipha
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ON CERTAIN MPoRTAMT M!!AAL!ADg

TINE AUTHOR Of the "PRIvATE TREATIa
Ss s. .sai: dsssa: i:isssa e =: ind:
;Ys siy o. "a s:ssss ss:s1,.
% g ;ss'' @sy
urinary organs. . ave Seslsy n ps,,,lc ing w.., pee
public 81 I,.GTis nal AND IFS S9Fs
and s',s sss y cr@s!
msnt much pains taken to explain is nstursths disc
de fact ai .tIsosaIs exist. IN those are nc
S IL WIZ &c e
stances which will enable one toiudge whether ne mas n
Among other things il W.. thar BY
that the stream Of urine should obsueted or
bad and long ESTABLISHED cases may
and even without producing any striking cnse in
thing directing the attention to the seat Of this disease
sG nSw sns asa 60 .nS With
other eecu especially Of early cases these are
self There are however three which most
culiay belong structure, and especially when they meet
e sars Many osT might
Of se.s belong 70 Other m.a, , we'll Of hr 70
belong stricturs IN is early stag and when /" easily
'TiHRa ,HSyf T 81 III afii
said the need not be much q
* be ssSpS a :s soS .sy
should steal away 50 :, to wet ss ' Sal ap, dao3
cson procssd from no other esass asvss, bui
The TMIx i1s
REMAINED UNCURED "A oonorhs., though not o.
ey far %u ,Ss q. +. e
remained that be considered Neither is Il possible y
case to sase how long this eoafinue without prodSe
Structure, for 10 naturally more dispose %
than another II however should nave continued q
sx to eight weeks this length Of time AZ least wouo
Stes' afFGcT
MlND-Nothng 10 more certain than the eneet o. q
pre 70 depress he spri. ard 70 lessen msnt ensiy
al but il IL degree or other thar thewrt
Of Structure which the patient does not obss
that he not 50 Of b.s Z
onaby Indeed whoever con,ide the natural connect
Of mind and SEXUAL organs will easily imagine that a there
medium by which the mind powerfully acts upon these
the mind Ths however, better explained IN The Priv
Treatise Of the author little volume which sent 70 mi
parts of the world As the Of Structure proceeds
With respect to the cure Of Suictuethis IL gratifying
state generally accomplished in very little time ana with
pain Inconvenience. Nothing exceed the
year, u the Of tn. eonp a. eur. q
accomplished in many days a. formerly aenaan
months Many persons consult the writer VINO come on
TO this city for short time only eui return ~
those who cannot leave their homes the wrs. "a.
peculiar of together with has rrvae rcsa
which has interesting ehars' xvns EVER I'M %
enclosed in little mahogany chest can Dc saeN sent 70
| distance. -.
the following stament satisfactory GROUND 81 eonnde
to strangers Besdes his rank Graduate oil LdnDurRh
&c. Published three editions OF work expressly on q
clans in Europe to the most eminent y AmersaLas s A.
Cooper, Of London, Dr. Mott Of New York; Dr. Ply
of Philadelphia and Others and permitted % reier AIN
every Physician Of sinenco in this city Address Dr. R
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