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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-10-13

~ The following unique items are ex-
tracted from the Kansas Weekly Herald:
A large number of hands are engaged in
cutting out the streets This city.
The population OF this city is nearly as
follows: 90 men, woman and babies
Total 100. Truly hourshng and promis-
ing town.
Subscribers will call at the Office (under
an elm tree) for their papers until the carrier
learns his route.
iOf the 80 male inhabitants ofthe city, 10
advertise themselves as "Attorneys and
'Counsellors at law!" There is one physc-
ian, hotel, a steam saw mill, several dry
goods stocks, book store, drug store, and
other trading establishments.
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QUKER.--A meeting of good people was
held the other day in Pittsburgh, to formally
tell the Advise God that the drought was
becoming serious evil down on this part Of
His world, and to ask Him if he could't so
change His plans as to send a little rain.
Lou. Dem.
The above paragraph embodies an amount
of foolishDess and infdelity sufficient to sink
n newspaper-it is outrage upon the feel
ings and an insulting imputation upon the
practice Of the whole Christian world.
Bait. Amer.
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JOHN GLOyER d co.

R0PR1ETORS Of the large Lumber ard Of Mair
aud eth evansville Ind. would respectfully inform
builders and others lumber that their stock 10
complete consisting Of
Pine boards OF .verv grade and thickness.
Ash and Pine flooring
Pine and Poplar Notwithstanding.
Dressed line ceiling.
Henlock JOists and Scantlin.
No. 1 Shaved pine shingles. (and o mistake.)
do Sawed do do,
Cut Poplar do do &C.. &c.
Orders the Country will receive prompt attention.
Builders will bear in mind that fine boards uniforml
cut IL and ~ feet long
Terms Cash. unless otherwise contracted for at the time
purchase
septiI-3w d&w.
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HURTS! HURT,S!! HURT,S!I!
Iron TINCTu RE.

1T well known almost that certain class
diseases their oria to Debility; and. the inventor
this fact strictly view led discovery
valuable of all Medeinesto the
and broken down system originating from and every
cause the aud
the Medical World. and may be in all
requiring chaybeat 1t is particularly
Chiils Fever Scroiua. Rheumatism Gout,
which has been the of death many
hould be bushing womanhood Falling OF the Womb
Fuor Albus Whits opsies of all kinds
Sore eyes.
MERCER Co.. KY, July lat 80.
Mr. r. F. HrRT--Dear Sir-Permit state to ysu for
the the afflicted Female community that
became diseased with Falling the Womb
time the attention Of the best physicians
without any relief In April friends
SPRING. did and after there
time found the not beneftnz me. On re-
home female acquaintance who had your
persuaded it. consented TO
the bottle found myself improving rapidly.
the 4th bottle and happy am able
to my household aaairs as before was taken sick.
SARAH A. JONES.
BAsTRo. Texas, May l. 1851
MEssRs FARMER HURr Co.-GENrLEMEN:-Hayins
been school for
found my health rapidly declining General debility
peryadei my whole SYSTEM weak and emasiasd
like walking skeleton until used three Dr.
Hurts Iron Tincture well and can testify Of
truth il the best medicine extant for
spinal loss of appetite and all arising
J. VI. HAMMOND.
ey7-4mw WOOLSEf LlNCK. Sole Agents.
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DAILY JOURNAL.

TURTLE SoUf.-Jim Carter has captured
another mammoth Turtle, which he will
serve up In his best style to-day at 10 o'clock
He will have enough to feed multitude, and
everybody will be there of course.
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~U5 The amouat of wealth at Sebas-
topol is computed to be twenty million
pounds. The Notifications have cost net less
than seven million pounds, and the military
and naval stores are of immense value.
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PIANO FORTES.
RfRsr scr ErT NJ u INNS pnST nEEICE

NEW MUSICAL INSTR NEWT STORf,
srE aE MEA. TaE p Posr
l-IL leave to inform the ladies and gentlemen and
ssa ssni ;:' % viii R' ::
the srst Of nsa open nasis Depot
an the celebrated makers existence
sas s @od
dence that he believes these instruments wells Oil
Believing the: the strides Of in Lisera
home here an esbi.hmens and the
portaton Of such goods Of and Oil Pantngsin
best and sS good the market. Of Esrop. Bcs
and New York afforded and acting as for most
cost excepted lean fully che brlisncy
Of tone Of Pa.Os touch. durability and the staadng in
xLsoA selection Of Bamsse orn.%sn.a, waking Canes,
tares PLAIN ne of Violin Strings bows.
BRIGGS. Taiipeces Screws Pegs Resin and other items
four keys and repaired TO order.
uent as we'll ASSUME improved landed prop
' suss2Ds J. BERNHARD HENHIN0s.
DOWN AND FRENCH MARiN0 SHEEP f0R
TEA ROSE White and Red roam. .alved May ID 1885,
sired by wesehester DAM White Roe by Splendid t52g o.
Ss Horh . sn
dam - Henry Csool GGGGG dam -; hy DANNY.
O Tea Rose has heller calf by her side months old by
phSa b. Yori;hrs%aa S5.'o5 dan Psania BY Hero osS
&C dam Princess by Washington (e) GGG dam Pansey. by
Biaze (76J O. &c dam Primron. ty Charles GID GGGGG
dam 80 by BY she Comet 1857 GGGGGG dams -" by
Prince (s2D GGGGGGG dam $50 BY Patriot (ss) Pleas
ant Is in calf by Cuba.
CUBA-Red May % 1882 sired by Proph-
Coral Bertram I'd (aiifl Conquest WASH
by Charles I'M COCO dam -, BY Blythe Comet.
S. GGGGG dam -" By Prince. 81. GGGGGGdam ''-''
by Patriot. fss.
The numbers attached the Of the animals refer
their register in the cd Book All Of the animals
offered for sale registered aud will appear in the
volume published in London.
have also about ten each South Down and French
Sheep. Also few Dorking Chickens. All the above
stock bred Mr. R"och Of Oscgo county New YORK.
and brought to This State last fall my
This opportunity breeders get few animals Of
blood seldom offered in this
The guarantee be given the
Pedigree of the animals. Address .
r. HUDSON. Agent.
ey26-tf Albion. Edwards County. Ill.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF THE UNivER
siTI OF THE STATE OF MISSOURI.


F.vE regular Lectures of Medical OF the Mis-
University will the November.
1854 and Will until the of March. 1856
Of preliminary lectures will he delivered by the
Profess Of the Institute of charge. sub
intimately with their departments
beginning the inst of October and ending the
yeniher.
Clinical lectures will also be delivered either at the City Hos
pai the City Dpensay day during the month
tober well as during the entire regular session.
Abundance the clinical lectures of charge.
Medical Faculty:
JOHN s. MOORE. NJ. d.. Professor Of Theory and Prac
tice.
JOSEPH y. MCDOWELL. N. D.. Professor of Surgery
ABNER HOProN. NJ. D.. Professor of Chemistry and
Pharmacy.
JOHN BARNES. " d. Professor fMateria Medca. Their
uties aud Mediea al Botany.
DEFINING. NJ D.. Professor OF Pathology and Clinical
Medicine.
J. r. ALLEN NJ d ProfessorOf Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
PAXTON SPENCE NJ. D.. Professor of Physiology and
Comparative Anatomy.
JOHN HODGEN. n. D., Professor Of Anatomy-Geuer-
al and Special.
j. ORA kE MCDOWELL. NJ. D.. Demonstrator.
TERMS:-Fee for full for the Dr.
ploma .,O for admission the Dsseeng and Demon
STATIONS go. Matrieu istion fee s5.
Good boarding within shor distance Of the
College for from ~ TO 50 per week
Sudents and Others desiring further information, will
please address the Dean Of the Faculty.
aug23-iwd&2mw Dean of the Medical Faculty.
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=, CAN IT BE,

HNAN IL be possible that EMBICH
~ pear the Honorable City Council the
ofseng Dry Goods cheap Or
corporation orders for Goods when resy they
worth than ninety cents the dolari BE
may know Mr.. E. attend his rs
while he pursues the Of his the time
enavone do the greatest good the largest number
sell good Goods to
markably low prices.
Gail you delight in getting good
ow prices. ey22
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r. GEOHEGAN'S
EXTRACT OF HIDR0PIPEK.

IN
FOR DYSPEPSIA, scRorULa, AND ALL IMPURITIES or
Prepared by one Of the Faculty.
THIS vegetable remedy which is spreading to air
parts ofthe country. prepared by graduate
ofthe first Medical Schools in the West physician of
high standing in his profession and much opposed To
empiricsm quackery any one can be, is shown
by the fact that the repe published and accompanies
each bottle of the medicine thus eXoneTating il from
the charge OF being nos,rum.
IT IS PRESCRIBED BY PHYSICIANS,
will be by references to the Circular and by the
cosganying certificates.
Unlike Sarsaparilla the Hyropper is quick in its
tion the first bottle often producing wonderful resuis
as in the case of the negro girl of Mrs. Simmons OF
Louisville, who was relieved of
BLINDNESS IN ONE WEEKH
In short wherever known il stands at the head OF all
dyspepsia. Scrofula White swelling Negro Coasump-
tion Chronic Rheumatism, GOut Neuralgia Ulcers and
all Skin Diseases all Renal or Kidney Affections, all
Female irregularities and DISTINCTIONS. Mercural Dis
eases Secondary syphilis General Debility, and aldis
orders arising from impure blood ard bad Habit
'e% Fox FEMALE COmPLaINTs
this remedy stands unriyaI,ed ~ IS sigh1 stmuian
As beautifer of the complexion, in the cure of In-
pies and bIothes in producing clear and beautiful skin
II il much safe and remedy than ali the
metics and lotions in existence Try IT, and You will
never regret Do not lose confidence if itshould
AT first to the diseasehe general effect of the
medicine being drive all impuresto the surface and
by that means out ofthe system.
HARDESsBuRs. Ky. Oct.G 1851.
DIR. A. f. Geohegan-Dear Sir: have examined Nour
recipe for Compound Fluid Extract of Hydropper for
of ScrofGla in all its FORMS and other chronic
affections, viz: rheumatism, Female Weakness. &c.-
Having prescribed and watched its effects in many cases
of the above diseases aud having always found il eSsc.
tual most cheerfuly recommend il 10 the aiiic las
the best alternative and tonic | have usedyalto
gether superior to Sarsapara. and any of its COM
pounds. n. t. WAKEFIELD, VI. ID.
OwESsBoRo', Ky, March %. ls5a.
Dear Docor-I received yours of the 92d inst. acr
cordng your request acknowledge the receipt of Hy
dropiper.
In several in this community il has relieved
Dyspepsia. In short, consider it valuable prepare
ton. have been using myself and think i5enefts
my generalhcalth. Respectfully. your friend,
JAMES COWAN. NJ. II.
PRICE 81 per bottle, bottles for S., when takena
one time. RAYMOND d. PATTEN,
Sole Agent, No. "a Fulton street, Louisville, Ky
Towhom all orders should be Addressed
Agents in Evansville, HALL0CK& ST ODDARD.
Princeton, K. b. HAILOCKs
mh2s dtv w6m-is
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avng devoted the last his life the study
practice of his profession. would respectfully
tho who in debt him Tor professional services 70
without delay IL is unusual the
which he belongs give
credit he earnestly requests that will call him
future who prepared and
willing both material used and the skill
for operation the kind,
sepi2-H
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MADISON, Oct. 10.


CURRENCY RATES.
INDIANA. NEW JERSEY.
State Bank IL Branches. par All Solvent Bar ks par
New Stock Banks. par LOUISIANA.
OHIO. Branches IN Orleans. par
State Bank N Branches. par ALABAMA.
Independent Banks. par All Solvent Banks. g dis
State Stock Bank (op). .5dis ~. & 8. CAROLINA.
In p). par All Solvent Banks. g dis
KENTUCKY. GEORGIA.
all Solvent Banks. par All Solvent Banks g dis
VIRGINIA. ILLINOIS.
All Solvent Banks par New StkSecurty B'ks Ids
TENNESSEE. WISCONSIN,.
All nj Banks. dis All Solvent Banks. , dis
MISSOURI Fire d Marine IDs. Co - dis
State Bank X branches. par MICHIGAN.
EASTERN. AhSolvept BanKs.... j dis
All Solvent Banks par Michigan lns. Co. dis
PENNSYLVANIA. CANADA.
all Solvent Banks par All Solvent Banks. D dis
EXCHANGE.
New York. Buying at Selling. II prem
COIN
Silver Change. . .......5 prem
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TELEGRAPHIC!
LEXINGTON. Oct. 10.

LEXINGTON, Oct 10.
Mrs Frazier and Griggs were held to bail
in So 200.
MADISON, Oct. 10.
The peoples ticket will be successful by
an average majority of not less THAI 700
votes. The probability is that Dunn, anti
Nebraska, will be elected to Congress. The
election passed off quietly.
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In ordering Tickets select the Lottery the Glass and
date enclose the (sng Instead of ver)
aud direct Be particular mention Town. COun
and State and to write address plainly Prizes drafts
Bank Notes solvent Bank payment. lie
careful to direct
Oct2 4
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SsPRNsUt's FANCY PKINTS.-so eases Sprsgue,s
~ small Inquired madden Prints reed this dsy sale m
sI JAS. Low q CO., ais, Main st., Lou, nv
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WANTED.

a SITUATION Book-keeper or Salesman in a Dry
IN Grocery Store Unexceptonaie reference given
to character and business habits Apply the CITY Clerk
ofhes. Sept If
LANDS SUBJECT TO ENTRY.
THE six months having EXPIRED allowed under the
subscribers in the Evansville, Cleve-
Straight Line Railroad redeem lots
tice is hereby given hat the unredeemed lands
subscribed subject entry the Office the Company
Indianapolis These lands and lots taken by the Com
valuation. OATH
equal ensallments with interest The lots lie in the cities
polls and Evansville aud the LANES in
Randolph. Marion CLAW. Morgan Johnson Monroe Greene
Martin. Dxviess Pike. Warrck GrOn and Yanderhurgh
The Company still taking real except lands
at ca,h value, Oh subscription. JAMES GREENE.
sep27-fw Treasurer.
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PORTRAITS.

PORTRAITS.
ME undergned Portrait Painter having carried his
studies for several years Rome Italy respectful
the attention nhabtnnts Of this city and vi
entity his the Of which
also Church and Altar Paint
ng and all other work belonging to his profession
waiting old Paintings Samples Of his portraits be
Mr. s. Listers Bookstore. His at the New
York HOTEL Vine between First and Water
aug3O-2w' DANIEL ROSTER, Portrait Painter.
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SILvER PLATED Sewing Birds and super Sewing Nee
- dies forsale by e2 "A. G. PUSHEE.
FuNO CONTRACTORS.-25Oyar ards of earth wanted. de-
hvered the lot above the residence Robert
Es for which the market price will be paid by
ef25 @. BABCOCK.
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BEDFORD,s FAMILY GROCERY.

BEUFOHD'S FAMILY
dersgned would respectfully inform the citizens
Evansville and vicinity. that have just peneda fresh
Family Provisions
Second door to James Steel Lumber Yard.
where they hope by strict attention business to merit
ree.ive share Of public patronage.
They daily receiving fresh supplies Of Butter Cheese
Lard and Poultry the country and shall
SANITY hand full supply Of all staple articles for table
All Goods purchased this will bs delivered the
residences Of purchasers free Of charge. -
sept BEDFORD d WADE.
GAME WANTED.
NJ TIE highest market price will always be paid
&$zA for Game the Exchange Restaurant. Bring t
ESfTA soon rs possible.
-AS auGId PETER BURK.
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GREAT WESTERN MEDICINE.
DIR BRUCES
INDIA N T. L Z + A B L e
PAN A c e A,

p A N A T. Il a,
For the Radical Cure of
DYSPEPSIA. Scrofala King Evil Ineipient Consunp
lion. Rheu%a,i.n Of the Eyes. Liver Cor
plains; G' P psp ssi 1ns II ~.
spleen Codness Of the Feet. Old sores and Ulcers
uartes and all diseases arising from improper or excessive
use Oh mercury 1T PURIrrEs THE BLOOD,
S62S
NEW oAS TEboa PRS fTh IS saS6 USES
Alternative Purgative Duretc Disphoretc and Tonic Its
,sS@ s the 45 and s sHs 81
PerpiratiSp casse. an saulbrun It purss' the blooa
while il thus re%oy from the system
an ssr '''
B.. il. sToCKwELL. NJ. D..
in Psiisdsiphi. sss SnsSHas. :sy:; 8 $50 '.'''''
and ths article, 'p%Rnns the e.
tina. before the poss SAFE potent and s'ines' high
EH. srocKwELL. ND.
PROF T. c. GAYLE
Dean ofthe Faculty. Memphis: Tenn. speaks thus:
Dear ga Sir: have submitted you. Professor,
Gasbert and Watson they thin. very highly indeed
salatary effect aerant can give my opinion oft
physicians and Others, who may wish buy it, and ohssray
' lam. very respectfully. your oS't ..yIr
Dean Of the Faculty.
READ! READl READ.!
Statement Of the Rev. s. President Of the Henry
Female College.
widely known for great moral worth. and
honorable bearing his school is famed
count Of skill teacher and the rapid progress his pupils
make in the requirement Of useful kno Wedge: .
New CAsrIN. KY. May Is. 1853.
Dr. Bruce Indian Vegetable Panacea has been used in
family school with entire satisfaction Mr. Armstrong
one my teachers has also used with decided benefit and
although have used myself satisfied. from the
those under and family that 1t is
valuable medicine. 8. 8. SUMNER.
Let everybody of Dr. Bruce's Amanacs and
Journals and readhe performed
BY this Panacea ,, n,,ors
BRUCE & co. New Castle. Kentucky.
f. II. WRIGHT K CO.. Indianapolis Ind.
wOOLSEY LINCE. Evansville. Ind.
nd sale and cc-n-,ission at Depot prices by
;sio-sm KELLER FARNSLEY 4 CO., Evansville.
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SELLING OFF COST.
POSlTIVEl.Y AND NO HUMBuG

SELLING OFF AT COST.
POSITIVELY AND NO HUMBUG.
guyHE respectfully
Evansville vicinity that he intends selling the
due Of his Spring and summer Stock
~ AT PRIME COST.
that Stock has been increased very
much lately and offer Inducements Those wishing
n, ret rood bargains will please avail themselves
rood opportunity. Cone all and see for youfselve.
ev7 l.. SHERMAN. Main st. l door below BIZ. BIZ,
wv ANTED-Immedisely two or three thousand bushel
w Of good Barley The highest market price given. APP
plv to s. L. H0VEY. cor. Sycamore aud Second sts,
sepf5 1t on p. g. O'Riley's Wharf boat.
enquirer please copy.)
COCKs-yo Country Knit Socks hand and sale
= t1 sep2s j. II. MAGHEE q CO. -
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DIR. &c. BURCH,DsNTIsT.

CUBA sIX ESQ. 90 Choice for sale by
II s. Z. GILBERT CO..
sep2O Sycamore near Water.
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HUST RECEIVED
~ Harper's Magazine for July;
Kniekerbocker for July;
Putnam's Magazine for July;
Frank Leslies Gazette for July;
Graharn's Magazine for July. 1t -
ey14 SAMUEL LISTERS.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
1.-TWO Lots Main between Fifth
the between Sixth and Seventh each containing
feet front by 49, Lot in Lamasco 100 by Ill., with Two
Story Brick House. 50 BY A. suitable for business purposes
private residence.
Titles puabe and liberal. For particulars
Quire of RUDOLPH KEHR. Notary Public,
sy2s-G on First st.. at M 3. Johnson's, Atty.
SsUNDRIES.-
- 6box-s Lemons; 6boxes Oranges;
SO Coacoa Nuts; 200 DO soft ellsd Almonds;
50 bottles Said OIL us boxes Dates;
1 bbl Currants; 10 boxes Claret. just reed at
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let BRACELETS. Necklaces. COrnealian Hearts and
q Crosses just reed At
sepi5 Az PCSHEE'S.
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JEREMIAH BEAM. INSURANCE. AGENT.
Office over J. NJ Caldwels Store. Evansville Indiana.
A GENT fort he NEW YORK CITY ms. Co.
~ STATE MUTUAL FIRE & MARINE MS co.. Of
HaIrsbnrgh Pa.
UNITED STATES LIFE ms. co. New York:
KEYSTONE MUTUAL LIFE q HEALTH INSUR-
ANCE CO. of Harrisburgh, Pa. sepD-ly
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DOCTORS
~ WALKER. WIN. NJ ELLIOTT and o. Z. WALK
Err have associated themselves together in the practices
of Medicine and Surgery in their various branches.
Their Office Third street above main nearly Opposite
the old Court House.
prepared attend promptly to professional calls in
city and country.
sepl3- Imds
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MONEY-IN ANY AMoUNT-ho.ghtb
l. Sc. GILBERr& CO..
an9n Sucar anear Mafar
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AFFLICTED READ

DHlLADELPHIA MEDICAL LHOUSE.-Estabiished Is
| years ago by DR. KlNkEIiN. The Oldest surest and
best baud all forms OF diseases Of the skn and
solitary habits of youth, is DR. KlNkELIN, N. w. corner
OF Third and Union Streets between Spruce and Pine
and a half squares from the Exchange, Philadelphia.
Take Particular NOtIce.-There is g habit which
boys teach each other at the academy college, habit in
duged in when BY themselves solitude, growing up with
the hoy to manhood and which, if not abandoned in due
time only begets serious obstacles TO matrimonial hap
pness but gives rise to series of protraced nsdous and
devastating affections Few OF those who indulge in this
perncous practice OF the consequences until they
ind the nervous system shattered feel strange and
counabe feelings vague fears Ill the mind The individual
hecnmes feeble he unable to labor with accustomed vg
or apply bis mind TO study his step srdy and weak
he dull and iTresoute the counenance downcas the
ewes without natural lusre shameacedness is apparent
These symptoms wkjck should dcaken the attention.
Eese similarly dyitets3.
If the victim ha conscious of the of his decay and
having renquised the odlOus practice, he suffers under
those terrible nocturnal emissions whch weaken and shame
him, producing mental and physical prostraon Ii be
emancpate himself before the practice has done its worst
and enter matrimony his marriage is untruitiu and bis
senses tell him that this is caused by his early oes.
Too many think they will hug the secret TO their own
hearts, and cure themselves Aas how often is this fatal
deuson and how many apromising youth who might have
been an ornament society has faded from the earth
Young Men !-Let no false modesty deter you from
making vor known TO Who from education and
specaby can alone hefend you He who places himself
under DR. KINkELIN'S treatment may rehgousy conhde
his honor a gentleman and in whose bosom will be for
ever locked the secret of the patient.
Country Notwithstanding it incOnvenient to make
personal application, can by stating their case explicitly to
gether with all their symptoms per letter postpaid have
forwarded to them chest containing Dr. h 8 medicines
appropriated accordingly, and be cured at home
Structures of the uretha weakness and constitutional de-
bilty promptly cured, and full vigor restored All letters
post paid.
IS remittance of IS cents in letter, post paid, ad
dressed Dr. knkalin Philadelphia will secure his boob
on the Secret lnirmities of Youth. sep4-wly