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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

MONDAY, Jan. 10, 1851. z
~ ~ sENAlk-Mr Cassidy presented the petition
noohe eounttes, praying for change Of the county
boundaries Of Polk, Dallas and Boone countess also
remohstrances OF Warden and 40 Others. citi
ems OF Dallas county, against any change, both Of
which, on his motion, was rprer,sd ~ TIC o,,;,
Tee on county boundaries.
Mr Lowe presented the petition of JB Whsle,
anu ~ others, citizens of keokuk county, prayinr
he psfinahenl location ofthe seat or goveinmen. d
this State at Oskaloosa. which. on his rn,,nr -
referred to the committee on public buildings.
Mf Lewis presented the petition of Dennis A Ma
money and 20 others, in relation to Normal, schools
when on has mntion,was referred to the commit
tee on schools. e :.
Mr. Morton presented the petition of Mr. Thomp
son ana 81 others, praying the general assembly i,
nemorialize congress fora grant OF land in aid o
,ne construction OF the Burlington and Fort De
Moines rail road; which on his mo,;nn ,v,s r.ra.
req 10 selet committee composed of Nessrs Nor
ton, tepner and Cassidy.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

z o'clock +. Nj.
The Senate resolved itself into execu.
tive session; and after some time, the ses-
sion rose.
Mr.. Cook, from judiciary committee
reported senate file No 37,a billfor an act
to prevent the circulation of forcing Bank
bill, and bills Of any company, was read
first and second time.
Mr.. Sales. moved that the bill be laid
oh the table; which motion was lost.
Mr.. Cook, moved that the bill be en-
crossed. and read third time OH Monday
next.
Yeas Messrs. Alger, Cook, Espy
Hepner. Howell, Leiiingwell. Sales, Sell
man, Shields, Specs, and Wright, II.
Nays-Mcssrs. Baker, Cassidy, Ever.
son, Henlershott, Lowe, Morton, and Mr.
President, Z,
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1851-01-15

Mr.. Bunker, moved to suspend the AZ
rule, and read said joint resolution a third
time now-disagreed 10.
II o'clock A. M.-commiaee of the
whole house resumed, Mr.. Babbitt in the
chair.
~ IN. P. M.-commit!ee rose, and by
their chairman and asked leave to resume
its siitings al 2 o'clock p. NJ. oil Monday.
On motion OF Mr.. Samuel Riggs, the
house adjourned at 20 m. p. N. till .Mon-
day Jan. 18th,
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Ir~ra. o>f'ul nr"s'a' }
THE KEEPSAKE

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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-01-10

Before nv Hair was Cray.

N@Na
~ FAEE ETNgAHis.
Nuu bod mc .ing, oh bdy bught,
4 suug % Other ,saI.i
There 30. ln hour uy heart vas light,
w. ,y,. unused O, tears.
NJ voice bal then n1 holAel string,
AuI al 30, notes were CAV
That "a. che time that c1uI sing.
B,6re o.! bar vas gray.
", plants thea Nerc ad,ss' s,c.,
Their smiic. my .unlight rasde.
Bot u8u uar san u1r pLnsts ri-c,
Aud 1 am IN the shade,
Then bysly lp. sang song. f5r mr,
And soitl, u,a,s mc s1y,-
There vas n1 ilck q mrloty
Bsilrc my hair vas gray.
Bot now there are, 90 gl,i my e,r,
No seu,ls d,uies sung.
WherU'cr 60, 'us yrg chli
I am no l0ugrr yo'ing.
Theu ask nc not song 20 si,s.
Sweet girl, z is MT my way
ris Winter now, hor.h -li v-' s.s.-,
A-'1r ~ l-.r v-s gray,
.--v.g t-Ls, waeu falls 'hc 'no~,
Rsjoioc the voods 10 Borc-
You only hcaf he brc,Ies blow
Their music round y0gr door,
Nnd - amidst the irosts 0fage
Bright thoUghts no longsr stray
] w.s Doro merry, though kss ssgc,
Before my hair va grsy
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Thew arr sousc wrinklc- oa uy tro~
Some furrows in my e'cc,
Ani I mus, l,ok through ghs-cs pow
The phinest word. ta trae"i
Ani To- my voicc q certain shaA,--
No, such a. artists phy,-
Not ose such ious a. Couh NeAc
Bclorc my hair vas gray.
Thea, LADY, bid nc not TO s'uy,
no, sing a by-gunc strain
4 tooehing, soll, pathetic thi"g'
That Isll. o( lo,crs' paiui
And thea, pc,hnp.. 6rgs,tils all
The sal past IN to-,'sy,
I ma, the tender timss recall
Beforc m, hair vas gray,
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LINES

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nhr1t ~irh thc vc,r-uirl'. ..-d.
she. taa, vyuiI -ir, hrr evening su"-,
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FL. sh,a-rI. aIl.'-Tbr vacant eat,
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uafIe. bsr u1iHi.rI vir-.
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On sweet, oar-.Lr- thought,
o. cheer u. ia th- Lsavy g.rt
Death o. our Leau, has brur-hr
o. T.. VI.
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Gbr 0rtor0 Democrat,
rrutisHEB ryTRr TEIbAI NoESiNG 81
GEORGE I. MELLEN & co.

TTHNs-One dollar aud hily cents IN ad'anoc
one dollar aai sweat, Ave ccuts ~thin ~ monih.
j. delayed.
ApvfUrtstuTNrs iiscrtcl cu rrasoualar t'rul-
the plnprictnrs NE hing scc"unfahh g. anN crru'
bcyuai the auiauut chargci So the hdNctii-sulcui.
- pa,u,cut Soc IN advertisements y held O. h
a.. tum he daic of thr hr.J iaseftian.
TN.B. PALNIE. No. :, Congrrs. a., (o'cI
the paiN Ad,ctiscr OHIO, } Bo.ion, b. ouf Agrni
s,r receiving s,ssct ptsus anl a.'vsr,isrmruts g.
thc cities Il Bosi0n, Ncu NoiA, rhilislphil, anj
naltmorr.
Hoax and Job Printing
PROMPTIN AND NEATLY EXECUTED.
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Bari Adsnis (Brl McNiHss. 0rssasok. March So with
res and 80 passengers to Leo Cs. 18th ias the
Banks saw several islsnds Of ice.
BArs Meuntsineer tBr) Casey Peasanee lEagl days,
Bark Albstross Prussl ssswhas. Buenos Ayre "a days
Bark Austria tDutehl Taass Rotterdam % days vita
mdss and ~ passengers to Schmids Balohsn S-a inst
ias - l6 lon u saw shsP Saranso bound W.
BARK Annsriand tBrsmL Tehrs, Bremen. - days vita
haTs Thsroa tBr), Bunders cardif w. ~ days with
B.rs Ti,ols WOoaerson. ae.sina 70 days. with lemons,
&c. 70 Draper Devlin
Brig William Br) Key westport March s In ballast sad
lla Passengers. e master.
sris syph fBr) Crow Antigua q days. With mdss I.
Bdridge Has experienced ssles from the dur
ing the passages with Hstterss tde 18Th and
blown OF in heavy NV gallo isth lat q 80 Ion 70 o.
ssS.. cra ipis ss g lou 3D. r:s w
stumps of the above water At the time
number % square bosrds with nails in them, apparently
had been chests or boxes.
sehr Charles William. Pendleton Arecibs Pr 10 days
with sugar. 30. to Mason Thompson.
sohr Iris (Brl oove Ponce tPR) 10 days vita sugar,
to Nevius Son On the Gath inst lat 81 Ion IT, spoke
brig Naratisk from Ponce for Baltimore The has
ser Helene Grlhn, Charleston. days, with cotton &c,
sehr Pest Boy, crowcl Philadelphia.
sebr Aurora Brown, Millbridgs.
schr Friends. stroud. Milibridge, days.
Sehr New York, Gooise Boston, days.
Schr Henry Clay, Nye New Bedford.
Schr Watervillc, HAYES, Hallowell . days.
Sloop Blackstone. Appleby, Providence
Sloop Roger Williams, Rhodes, Providence.
Sloop w III Sanford Jones' Providence.
sailed.
Steamship Winfield Scott Coullsrd New Orleans shps
West Point Allen, Lyerpool Henry Clay, Fcnch do; AMI
others.
April g-wind sunrise; NJ meridian do, and light;
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savhryAu-stsamship Aiabama-M PeaierEas: and isly,
Miss Penderga6t ant servant, Hshersham, hgnan,
lady aud children and servant, pinker and lady
Churchill aud lady, Gn guere Jas Martin. Arerv IA
Yiiso. 4 l. Vde9, Dihble. ! r Sloan, Miss Chamber
lain and servant WIN Chamberlain and lady Mrs Bel aud
servant Dr swan aud lady T. Mitchell, lady, child and
servant Mics Mitchell master Mitchell, u Essn Hoison
Stratt0u, W Goraet } 7 Lewis liunt snar, ~
Mbuteref Springer and lady GaptT BUndes, inEg Dr
B5wdre, u stephens, W iais.ed Jr, Dr = hsCnss-
ney Carpenter. Schuyler, - oubbinA, Sntth,
F Faulkner LADY. child servant, PoAnar. II H,ei
Mrs Peck Miss Ruckel Miss Peck Miss Peck W Mar
quand and lady. Mrs Trask wilkins, lady, children
aud servants Mrs Madden AMI child, Mss Pegr Miss
Rnen Cumming yrs BIiton, Miss jackson and SER
want Mrs Aston and servant, Rev Fuller and LADY
W Collier DR. Benaor. S NuttnR w Musner, Nosd-
bridge DR. Peck, Caldwell and lady, Jas Stratson,
3immons--63 in the stecrage.
sIIvsn poof-ship JoFsph waiker-Rev DAME. Temple Of
Brooklyn; Dr Joseph dadley, Of Nlork.
PEszAScK (Entl-Blrk Nountanecr-J pentriih iad Ia.
dy. W Pentrlth, Julia Pcntrith, 4 Luke viner.
ArrIeuA-Brig Syiph-Mr Jacob walker.
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IrvtRPoor--Packet shp Henry Clay-P vsai-rvoor,
and lady aundca and lady Mr and Mrs Smith sud chill
dren aud Mrs Davis Miss RYAN, Mics lIutohinson, y
sdal, Rev VIM Richie. DR. Beekey Brown. La.sson
. N Clawson, l. Bertrand, Sanoid. Wood, Elder
I'll oNe Mr. and Mrs Damon and children-a3 I'd cabin
and storage.
10 Rio Crande; w II Norris. Speyer.
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|. nITImn IsTELLIennoE.


svs s.Ts............ as Iss vArss.......evs .
Cleared.
nafks-J Dave fRrl walter Riga, schmidt A Bslchen.
sr Isaac Nsvton Han Nenann, Hamburg. o. lIecls
Bny-Giorioss ssrdI Crsrs,,s Port a. Platte via vii.
nnrson, A & Ees.ire GO. Asniaa. simmons RochellA
Ntsuth soas wm Rgdgers, simmer. Barbados Cro.-
IS. 1retker Co Dsmararas Porter. Car4snas Back
n toi Csilio, Brqwn, Geo rytgun. Nesmth sens
Stan 90. IfsderscssburG ~ Brovn. Huse, Wilmington 4
4; strNnEsr Biaekvrl d. Johs Thomss EeT Batimo r..
YAn Brsat A Sleirhtg Diamond, Davis. de- JMsE~ CO.
Hiram girard. Harseed, Bsltimsre MAILER a LsrA
Steamcr-CAyugs Wispn, philadelphia
Slo0p-Midas. waFdrtli, frsyids nc~
Arrived.
Steamship Alsbams. IWdsv, Sewsnnsh g hours - s L
Nitshfli.
54ip Msrathss Resysn Lrsrscti days With rsAs, ana
So passengers ~ ! Phillips sCs
Ship Jossph walker. Hsxie L.srposl 9Th inst With mdse
ans ~ psssengers. Tbamr-9n Nephews On the 9Th
al noop los n Sable slsna without taking
tho royals lat "a 20 len " - = o. pssed wl,sa axhs
fvm setie island - Georges hh9s have experienced
eaes from Nv sine. which hss ish, and variable
wde; yth las ~ ~ len ~ 10 spoke whae ship Tascsny
nom Pernn mluc0 fUr sag URfhgr
Shp Adrstic, Lsvsil Liverpool. = days vita adse ans
~ Iaseprers 20 IikinRtss. LtA ,aSssd several
large iceterrs the Bank
SLIP Hsason sinpsoa. Glasvsw Matet Ia With r~ise.
2enita and isl steefAEe passrr .rr Mar hss nmon
Ih ias u n len ~ 10 spoke shs from taysr-
lo days out ia act learn vete b6ead sth Las 4, ~
lon - o. So 2srEs eetstes enf ~ ~ lh eei
Hstk NE trrenI vfsor. Iv-pssl vts tJrk. n DAYS,
vith mdsr end ~ p~s~carrrs ~ pppps -
BHfk Otiaors fBfl Rerka, wfies RI asgs 10 ballsst
asdlos rsss.ryrrs, - McNvrgol.
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TNDEPENDBNr LIVE TO nv
TIA viii Tuesday the 18th inst and % she has
ved herself fastest aAoe guarantee hsr - ar
Az. al ahead Of the u Mail steamer Georgia snt
arrive san Francisco before The 18th June A. reduced
rates state SO; Cabin SO; Steeraye, So l.t
Postage NJ cents rreis. W per H. BY orr rs
press. plan II cabin snd passage secured ~ y.
BRRFORD COS, ycsey street, As.or House,
L,xPREss LtyN roR CHAGREs DrRECT-AF THH
r. Loves, paA,lcea Rates PareThe and splendid
steamer BRlyHER JONATHAN, LOO tons burthen, viii
ssl precisely ol0ck r. NJ FROM pier No North Rve
Tuesday - This steamer has been constructed with
view T. rcnSth and speed has most ekoelent ventaon
and sspersr sad will be supplied with pro-
visions the most liberal manner With especial care ior ne
comor, passengers and i furnished with an ron rau
for tn ~ specie bugn and other yalu
she without charge for less than one thseaand DOT
s Aes a. crperentad Surgss whose services are Tree
Hspepss. Ter iresght or passsgs, apPly 9. -, a. o.
H. MILLS, ~ CsvgttssGFgeet y T.
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u,oR sAvANNAH-oS SATURDAY. I'D MAY, At 4
II o'clock 4. M.-Ths steamship ALABAMA Captain
~ ID Ludlow from pier No. g. North river. Per freight
passage apply 70 SAM H. MtTsIlLI. i9i Front street.
az Nav n
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4; spSs III A
PAAcsrIo MAIL STEAMSHIP. SoArANY;-toNLy
the new alr.axs%sat q this COM
:.t y y. De
aaa. :. Leave rsnsm. and San fr.nsiso the " and sa
Avn @ ~:
e e.: a. r' Il . ss
f; en-: 8
SSSSttaTHHFHSIa g tom: SsIsSsT g. tom:
II. nsr steamship COLUMBIA will ply se.~os. s..
IIs.sl;ss Oregon awaiting former port
turning without delay the passenger: the
regular line Of propeller. will be kept up for the trans
poraton Of freight and transient passengers between Pa
The well known steamship SARAH SANDS Of 1900 toas
R ns M
@sn extrs family boat
ass.
The connection in tho atlantic will be maintained BY the
SHSSc f':' MAJ, ;';;S.'' eREseEs, CITY
EIfihF ciiY zoos ssS:; raiLApTIFnlA iioS sss;
The new steamships FL DORADO and FALCON win
ing such periods will insure little detention
slips through line q and from New oresns and ports IN
Mexico California ana Oregon Passages New Orleans
be secured from Armstrong Lawrsson Co., agents at
The fare through tickets from New York to San Fran
'iseo has been reduced from
$40. in state rooms TO $50.
$40, in lower cabin: to $3.50.
lie rates from New York Chasrss will the lowest
adopted by any safe steamer between those ports
and & and rag IL
NOR SAN FRANCISCO AND oREGoN-ExTRA FAM
y o s rSS X h y ly ss
rite steamer SARAH SANDS. soo tons having most ss-
rate state rooms in both saloon and second cabn-w be
despatched Pacific Mail Steamship the
lat Francisco
ceve board immediately ther arrival in Panama the
tie SS VIII Be- the Ms
with her. and BY awaiting the reduced rates Of
other steamer tickets, which will bsin the sAlooa
$500 Panama to San Francisco in the I'd cabin $50
from s South
LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ANY
- For New Orleans direct, via Havana On Sunday May
lth at three r. M by order OF the United states Navy
steamship GEORGIA. 500 tons Sarthen. D. b. Porter
u s. n. COMMANDER. will sail precseiy at three O'Clock
river with the government mails direct Cor Havana
aud New Orleans Chsses passengers transferred q Ha
Freight taken 70 Orleans at 80 cts per cubic Specie
emily taken freight TO Havana Nees Of iaiins will be
Ws warren n street, '' RoBERTs
EoR SAN PRANCIsCo-FIRsT yEssEL-TME NEW
and elegant clipper ship ST. THOMAS can take small
'''''' AsA' B. sUTToS Co. s. Wall street.
EoR sALE-THE BEAUTIFUL SCHOONER YACHT
Spray built BY Messrs Brown Bell about forty tons
we'll On 4 ss'ff i
MERRY BOAT FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE.-A
length q ess draS Of water ss Boilers nearly new
and perfect repair Also ferry boat wanted 70 purchase
dr.ss CHARLES WHITEHEAD, 20 Nassau street.
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L,OR LIvERPOOtS-UNTTRD STATES NAIL sTBAM.
ship PACIFIC, Captain n. Nye. This stea nshfp ri
depart with the mails Tor Europe positively on saturday
Oth ~ o'clock NJ, from her berth AZ she foot OF
Canal No berth secured until paid fot All letters
through the Poet Cce. reight or passage
hsyng equaied for elegance or comfort
apply to EbWD. X. COLLINS - wall street. Positively
Msy sh The steamer ARCTIC will succeed the Paoihs
al .sH Ma
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SHIPPING.


CTEhMsHIP AsIA.-A FIRST CLASS PASSAGE TICK.
- e. per this steamer a fh May for sale Apply a. ~
Front
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NEW MEDICAL BooKs-A COMPLETE PRACTICAL

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MEDICAL.

nR. COSvERS INvIGORATING CORDIAL-rHH
~ only remedy for weakness and debility Of the
organs those disorders Of body and By
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taken their pills. powders, and drops for months without
the least benefit Such be restored manly
BY bottles Of this celebrated cordial Scores
happiness Those who have complication Of disorders
DR. Cs special aid and be for half the
usually charged Young men, do b deudcd By the
quaok and avoid those who profess
three days For Fifteen this cordial has been the
great remedy in these complaints Cordial 81 bote three
Bottles fer So with important advice to the married and sim
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sHIPPIn0.

CTEAMEk PACIFIC.-FOR SALH, BERTH NO. - IN
~ the steamship Pacinc to sail New York the th
OF May. Apply to SCHUYLER GUfMAN, Broad ".
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cal Consultaton-Dr Hunters Red Drop.-Ths msd-
ene ts ..y that ne. ever been ase.yrca
Tor diseases dcfyny the skill Of he most pa yscans
IL j. allowed, BY acquainted with It. to be the
most certain safe and quick mode OF known IL roots
out vestigc Of disease from the system, in
days without any venience 70 the patcnt Hunersn
Dspensary, No Division strees No other place ia the
city Price 81 only; private treatise goes with each vial
Buhalo agency, No. Pearl street
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pARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE

DARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT or PRIVATE
diseases, in few hours. by vegetable apple. .ion,
without pain In debility, brought on BY mproper habis
aud constitutional ahectsns he combines medicines with
the local remedy and show there toussnds
Who cannot be cured without 10 he has daily Of
years duration, from the other In all he
uea permanent cure lie has structures daily he
without cautc which others by their exre
ling the former disease enough His diploma, with
these and The hundreds ~ certfcAts show that
equal &C.. You cured me In day-D M. Corbyn. One
loca application cured in few hours after another Doc
tor tried long time-C. Derond paid $50 in eve
years 70 be cured Of weakness from abuse without bene
h yet you cured BY local and general treatment in
short time-Jag Evans. You cured OF the worst Of
syphite ulcers body and face In short time after
had been under three physicians besides
every quack medicine could hear ofWm Ferguson Perth
Amb0y, Nj Tbose At distance By enclosing tee he
treated BY mall Once hours from SA. NJ TO T.. M, snd
Tto9P ~ N. Larmont, ~ D., a. Reaas street, doors
from broadway.
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WATTS NERVOUS ANTfDOTR---t HAyR RIpH-
W reneed effects far beJ ond sntic patton in
very Prominent uf from bstuv
Only. NJ. l.. HAYES, ALBANY.
TO lo had genuine a. io Nassau street. vi per sotss -
per doEea.
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WAITS NERVOUS ANTIDoTB HAS CURED NE or
soute rheumatism and great nervous debility, that
bsg afflicted for time past. My health II wonderui
~ improved likewise BY its use. ~ BUXTON. Masses o.
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nR. L. NoRrAsoRE WOULD SAY TO THOSE WHO

- have contracted diseases. "Cura Mt yoeas has Ia
rare care OF thy health have dsveed many years ny
oicn aud have treated suceesssu thousand a. Of pa
ear 90 % lfse 81 ehargel rem M 70 Pm, Sundays
sseeped yeu value your heal h, you will avoid tbose
snsNes vhe unbluahingl toll you they only
yeu and that their enc kind Of sdicns s that
trry TOT disease n al m FORM Persons whose hes has
ps pee. tLnea ~ these esotsp cell urea daily. W Viii
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WA1Ts' NERVOUS ANTfDOTE.--I CAN SAY. WITH
w DIR. keagle that the wonderful that have
and esrd fyio ~ several hundred essss could not
would not lie credited. u IL most wonderful discovery
have hesri dsenlien. voice FROM should shiuk
D0 persons who have takeai It, VIZ. &. H0RNFAGgR,
81 wall street
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nR RALPH. ArTHOR or TnR PRACTICAL PRI.

nR. RALPH. AUTHOR OF THE " PRACTICAL PRI-
II yato Treatise. ae.Ohee hours ITO u A. NJ. - r.
NJ Sundsy excepted No IS Greenwich street. From the
uncommon the author has enjoyed in
this speciality he has ample for stating that
diseases their well thu
deplorabe effects resulting from eery improper habits he
insure such certain SAFE and radical he
obtained from no other source In America Those who
pn the sarr stages will be surprised al the case and
pidity Of the cure.