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AFRICAN SPECIFIC.

LOR Cholera DiarrhG, and Dy-entery. This remedy
has been used with perEest during ten wears
residence by the prorctOr the of Western Africa
where the above diseases of daily occurrence Having
had Personal experience of the efficacy this medicine
we feel the utmost CONFIDENCE in recommending it to the
public. L. c. KINNEY
lpp for
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NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OF Dry Goods, Groceries, and Pro isl Ons

NEW. ELEGANT AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT
OfDry Goods, Groceries, and Provisions.
d. l.. FULLER,
AS just received his large and elegant stock of spring
l. goods from the East Owing to the lateness Of the
season, he will oiler it at
EASTERN PRICES FOR CASH.
Go and examine it for yourselves, and you will be
to buy. Among his stock of DRY GOODS be found
cases Dclaines, plain and fancy, very HANDSOME.
Prints of every description.
8 A>sortc, Gingams.
- Bleached Cotton.
10 bales Unblcached Cotton.
Ticking
2 Demns '.ir
g Shirtng Stripes,
Drilling>,
O,haburgs,
so pieces Assorted Crashes,
SO Diapers.
A full assortment of HOSIERY, GLOVES, LINEN HAND.
kERtlllEFS ). Nc. &c.. too numerous to specify.
His stock of CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING
GOOl is the best offered in the rsarket and will t
sold rey cheap ii comprises every thing in its line. Don
fail to call and examine it if you want bargains.
lie has al received and is receiving GRO
CERES of all kinds haAls beef pork, flour, &c., and VI!
sell them at the to,cest prices
.I""". l2-dwtf H. L. FULLER.
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AAlNT LOUIS HOTEL,
T(ETWEEN Fort Smelling and Mnnchaha Fails will be
ID opened June 9th, 1854.
j. NEWELL, Proprietor.
st. Paul. Nav 81 1854 am
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Third Street, bttuc.n Roberts and Minnesota.
y PRESLEY, has just returned from below with
De extensive assortment of Groceries and Provisions
and also large stock of Fap.y Articles to be exhibited in
the Fancy store. next duos, apd ready for sale.
His Groccric, and Provisions consist in part cf the fol-
lowing, viz:
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! OF A ,ASii lIn. 10 saia -tor
q preserves and !deklee. L. KINNEY.
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TO PAINTERS, CARPENTERS, AND
CONTRACTORS.
Delotor Whae Lead. Li,Seed Oil. Tur1esaine Windou
Glass and Sash, and colors IF ali kinds
fNAkE NOTICE. You can purchase the above articles
4 very low iIr cash. at J.. c. KINNEY'S.
World Fair Block. corner Roberts and Third street.
1t. Paul June ~. 1854 If.
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vi. SHERMAN,
HOUSE. SIGN and ORNAMENTAL FAINTER, corner of
Fourth and ST. Peter street, St Paul. PAINTING and
GLAZING done in a superior and workmanlike man
All orders promptly and neatly executed. Work
warranted to give satisfaction. ... ..ff
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TIME! TIME!!

DOARDING HOUSE. in building formerly occupied b,
ID G. II. Spencer. Esq Trauersedes Sioux. Minnesota
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WITHOUT Alcohol. The only true remedy for loss OF
w appetite, debility, and dyspepsia in general
l.. C.. KINNEY,
Appointed Agent for Minnesota
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no WESTERN MERCHANTS!
CLOCKS AND TIME PIECES

J. c. BROWN,
No. 3 CourtldnM Street, Neo FORK
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER IN CLOCKS
AVl AND TINE PIECES, would call the attention o
western Merchants to his large and well assorted stoci
oi All descriptions wholesale and 1etail.
~ B. Merchants and DealeEs will do well to cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
sept ls' 1894. sept1s-d1y
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STRANGE, SURPASSING STRANGE!
TNHAT Groceries can be sold 20 cheap.
L Great inducements are held out to persons wish
ing Family Groceries, at my old stand am dete
mined to make room for my spring stock.
j. w. DOWNER.
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FOR PICNIC PARTIES,

11Nt I'D EXTRACT OF COFFEE. The contents of each
bottle will make 10 cups prime cotee. Fifty cents pc
bottle. NB.-This is superior article. For sale at
l.. c. NJNSEY'S.
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MERCHANT TAILOR I'D DRAPER and Dealer in Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods No. Fort Street. under the
'"iasi2w House, Saint Paul, Minnesota. = .F'o
Ecre :, 1851 - 6-dkwtf G'
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Il 4 n "A
NO. 1.
MEETS on the second Wednesday evening In each
month, att 2 O'Clock at MASONIC HALL, ST. An |
thony Street. Companions from other Chapters, in |
good standing respectfully invited to with
st. Paul, 1854. A. J. MORGAN, Sec'y.
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de!Ph'a (Which is eight milc>) and there halt
ed ana threw up redoubts. and after stavinc
h'c days rctreated back to Brunswick. Gen
eral Washington did not choose TO attack
them before they had got further on their wa,
tut on Sunday, the 22d. they all left Bruins
WICK after setting number of houses ON fire
fhcy proceeded on their route to Amhov
whcfc they are now embarkin. their troo;,
for Staten Island.
They have left Brunswick in a most shock
ing condition that any place was ever in tori
a'i tic houses 10 pieces, and in short, made al
'hc devastation they could without sc.,inc
the town or fire.
lbeheve shall tire your patience will
my long scrawl, and I will bid you alicu. Be.
iieve me your sincere friend and very hum
Ole servant. ISRAEL PUTNAM.
To G.. MALONE.
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argument; but I thought his r,,anse c,n,o
more from feeling than reason. cs,c,;,u,.
IRON the death Of Decatur, to whom bc w,.
greatly attached, and whose duel with Par
'''. ION" ana greatly excited him. lie had
'9'o"S impressions, and a vein of rie,v
""lo' showed itself more in nriva,c tb,n :,
'Ne'hai ohsrrvanccS. He was habitual in
NV re'ercnt'al regard for the divinity Of our
reiISion; one of his bcau,ifuI oxrros.;or
"'.' '''a' II woman had lost US paradise she
M" gained US heaven The Bible and Sh,l-
Spearc were, in his latter vcarS his cors,,r,
c'mpan'ons-travcling with him On tbc ro,|
-rcmal'l'r" with him in the chamber Th.
last time saw him lin tb,, last -. o.
Washington, after his return from the Rus
san MISSION, and when he was in full vi, w
OF 'ea'h) he read the chapter in the Reya-
''''"hS Tot the opcnin" of the scal>)wi,; such
power ana beauty of voice and delivery and
>"''h ""pth OF pathoS, that felt as if had
never heard the chapter read before. When
h' had got TO the end Of the sixth seal, he
stopped reading. laid the book (opcn at III,
pla"") on his breast. as he Law on his bed
an" BEGAN discourse upon the beauty anG
>"''Inl'v OF The Scriptural writings. com,ar
ed to which he considered all human co,r,,,
'fion> vain and empty. Going over the i'm
AGES presented by the opening Of the seals
he avrrrcd tha, their >nbim;.v-that nc bu
man power "oull take the same awe and ter
ror. and sink ourselves into such no,b;n,,os,
IN the presence Of the >wrath of the Lamb
thai he wanted no other proof Of their ,liyin,
origin hut the sublime feelings which .hc,
inspired.
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cattle and hogs cleaned in this manner. bv
one or two applications when they have been
fairly alive with the vcrmin. Such treatment
Is OF especial advantage to neglected. manrv
pigs IN the spring Of the year. whether nfest-
ed with verInn or not, as the oil has great
tendency to remove the dry Scurf with which
the body is always covered in such cases.
preventing their growth bv closing the pores
OF the skin, and ob>tructinc that healthy. tho
lnsen>lble pcrspiraton so natural to all crea-
tureS'-He'mm''o~n Ye'"grnph.
e4 The New York Sun saws thrrcis a larce
building on Cherry street of that city one
hundred and fifty feet in length. which is oc-
rnlHrd by three hundred Irish families. One
entrance on the street Su.lircS for ,hc uso of
one hnnd:cd and eighty families. \ number
OF persons have died of cholera there within
few DAYS past.
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TIE BRITISH STEAM FLEET.


'',''''''" '''"E New. r"inarklng uror
th' I"':l'si'Ec and destructive power OF ;
steam i.rrt. when orro>rI ~ ..c,. l,:
s,,,
,,.
me '.''.! >'liN. when moved by >tran
''N '''>' - ''"> 'E''} "N i~-:-''''! ~ >'ramcr-
"'''' - '' :. can. ~ tier viii. take nj
'n' F'>"'""> "H'rr u" lINr'l lam! BATTERIES
~ '' ''i 'i'"- 'hr !rWc>t Guns to
'''' ~" 'i'.h' d"d' "hrh armed. a> Is also
oar cast win 'ahi"l' o; l"n"rr rance than
''">' i,'"''rd on 'hc iplti' .>c> they 90 Ia
''' 'E''1>' cen 'dN' Ur places bryond the
2"'>' ,H"fr Than thus
III '"'.f"''M'h'' M The construction
"'' "''''h" "' our mrh-"-war enable then,
20 t"'i.'nlr''t ihc Whole cn"rn,ou> hroa,>il,.
ora S"'i ~ ''' i'"N' e.! Nci.in-'an upon
a" "''' ~ narrow ,pio". tar SHIPS are
''"> '"'''!'' 70 rrum..c the walls an! silence
'"' '> {" 'h'f faii'aG"ni>t>. almost with
""' 'Ni 'EH- themselves. ihc imperial port
"' 't '>''"i.i AL - stores d's.j >hipuinr.w">
rune" '',' '"'f"yri "'.l r'aliy o! it, de-
Nh'rf> sam VIM" only on" life was lo,t hv
the E":iI>h and onlv two hy tie Frrn.I, as
=
49, ~, 'h'' 'l."'f'!> t.! ;h'' a.!ig! Ac,t in the
h!ack sea: II appears from the most recent
'f">'-"'i'nE accounts. are following up tie
h'"" AZ ''dr'>a hv relieving The tirr;,>>ian>
iro." Ia" lat rrm'i.s ct Russian rarri>on> on
in''r cost AMI III 'lie same way Sir (ho,'r>
without c>po>irc his crew, 10 un,.co~',r,
d'ng"r. I" thlr and destroy he >eaw,rl forts
~ ~ l'''.'''I' h">>'A' one after another. When
tro,.,.,;, u;I r '"c '.Fh "'
with nnn,.ron. cum. yL;,l. .nn..,.., -
channel lva3in. INTO Crou>;adt. are lva>ttnl-
~ ''"!'!"fAff'! Whenever IN attack upon that
,,l';,. :, ""' ~ 'h' 'actIr> npon
whole WEIGH, of the >l;n, j,,ta, ''1. ~ =, ''1'
hes can he made TO rIa, upon each fort in ,ur-
r'>>''''' an" from d'>'anc" at which lis guns
he. r,al.. - f,r - '' o'' ''''r 'oi' Will thus
to Cron>,,dt ! clear. ,h.n '"e way
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IrrciSrly one year from the time of the oc
fofre'1rc Just narrated, Mr.. Thorn, an old
rc>in'ht OF Lapcer county. walking on A balm
" SUNDAY morning. upon The borders of one
OF those beautiful little lakes which l;o on,
ooSom"d upon the ilowcry openings of that
country. found upon the beach, INST within
'hc waters cd"c. a human skull. Ata loss to
account Tor rs appearance there. he followed
up the steep bold bark. which ovcrhanoS thc
'akc. and upon ITS verge. found the body to
which the skull belonged. \ jury was sum
hloncd to the spot. and the remains were at
once identified w the half frantic widow
whose wounds were opcnr! atrr>h hv The dis
covcrv. WhI"h shut out forever the last raw
oi hop" which had fingered in her breast for
a long. sad wear
III" cause and manner of the death of the
murdered man were ohviouS hy an cxam;n,-
non OF the >N"l"ton-a rifle ball piercing
through the vcrtchral column from behind
had passed ont through The breast bone Tho
murdered man bad never known who or what
ha! taken his lilr. H. law as he fell rnon
hi> fac" with lis un,li~"harroI riff. res, ,;;nr
ty his side. and upon his b'c1chinc skeleton.
III" hunting pouch. belt. knife and now,]cr
horn. which be had hrouyl.. with l; from,
his o'd c"nntry home. Artrmn had deepen
cd INTO winter. winter had lrirhtcnrd into
>prlnc. spring bad llo~~omcl into Summer
yet, there he lav. within three miles of Ii,
home unno.jrcd and undiscovered
pon III" discovery Of 'hc body. Daum was
arrested, and his trial. which was very LONG
and ar"ou~ in consequence Of he ncrc>,i,y
OF taxing all tn" evidence through in'crprc-
terS was had before the IIon. Charles W.
NhIrplv, at IL" Circuit Court for The com
tv OF Lapecr. in March 1870. 1Thc principal
counsel ENGAGED in the ca>'. were Hon. Peter
Morev. then Attornrv-i General. Hon. All
lian>com. Hon. T. J. Drake. Hon. +. H.
Thompson. and George w W'in~cr. E>,,.
Daring the twelve davS. orcnnicd lv the
trial. til" PRISONER D,um remained im,a,-ivc
and unmovcl throughout. event when nm
on permission brinw GRANTED bv he court .ho
bones of he murdered man. which had been
wired tor ''icr and placed un,icr a covered,
table. were suddenly drawn or, at tho very
feet of the prisoner. when dratliIv plIeucs,
ovcr>prcll his face. and >trono and inyoI-
un'arv >hu!!cr passed ,irou-l, his frame.
HE evidence. as NAV he gathered from th..
t1rcgen" sketch. was entirely v,irrru,.t,nt;,l
'h'f' h'ing no direct testimony. whereby 10
connect h" prisoner with the death Of Ir;ch
and the jury found themselves r.nvjllino to
c"nvIrt; and "lvin. IL" unhappy prisoner
the benefit Of fhc >linlt .!onht Nv which the
occurrence waS surrounded. brought in. at:.r
a lcn"thy consultation a aycrlirto:<or.lu-
TY.
The prisoner lch The court house. amid
deep AND thrilling silence. and was never
more seen in l,ar'"rr county
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from the Detroit Dly Aiyrrti-er
LONG CHERISHED REVENGE


Inc "'>'''! o jurisprudence em'odi"s a
'''''- - '' "."'''> many d '''' o' love-
" >''''"' u '''!"'ei aiitc''"h. OF bitter. re-
'''' t'''''. "'''"' '"' o' 'oh- c"cr'>'e"
''''' VIM Il "'''S ho' Tue pen "i
warren '''' '''A''> I" ihvc>' II with every
"'''''.'' VI >''' '"''- '"'c'c>t WHICH can marx
'''' "'.'''>' MAJ '''''' VI 'c'ioh'
Wv ''' '''''' ''''''' '''''c ih'o 'he c"nn-
-. '''''' '''''' '''c province
'"' "''c vi 'iIich'
' '''," 'o""s anu a''fac''v'
r,. ''"' t'"'S i'''F-
9"'' h''' "'ch d
nun "''''' III " ""''ch-
'' >'"S''' !" marriage 'v
''''N'"' ."'''' anu '''"''"
'''''''' ~ whom sue was court
''' ""' ~ ""'" sue h'' cN'ehded such en-
, "''.' - I'm MS "'''e'''"S
Wv II 'o' VI ''c ''crH'h
: :"
'''''f'"of'
- '''''-' ""'' az '"' se'Ih'i
.,,:. az '''' "> '>''''"
' '' 'o'S''' ne
''''' !'''e">"! natural L"
'' ""'' '''''''@' It." Or no al
:. ~ "'> ''>''' ''' anu
i'''''"' ''' '''''''''"''' .! lavish
| '''''' VI ',''' ''''' inc earnings oi
'i''' ~ '''''c "''Nc htr
'"' @''' "'S "''fac'''e'
..,., -. II "'' ''''''''"'>
n,,, W wiz I"
=, ''o"'" '''-
,,,. ms o''' '''''
''''' ''''''' '''' '','' III" '''''
n,nn.,, ''' ~ "''
''''''' "' once
- '''' '''>- '''''''''''' 10 d "I>'ahf
r
'"' Law! was again
,., '''' ana come
'''''' superior III per
:, ''' MS INFERIOR IN wealth
'''"' '>''F was i"'i'"r'
-, ,"' '''"> '' "''h reached the
'''''''' F'">'d every latent feet
''''" - """h HIS strong
'.'i' was ''i''I'' aihh turned TO The scene
"'> '''''''f happiness In>tl-ate, hv the sole
" Iip s, II .nI N, ,l
'''"''"'"'' gym" MI d"rn" the day time
'"' "''>' part 'nf watching every oppor
''"'. 10 w'E-''y and destroy lis rival. At
'" '"'H h'' III wild. narrow mountain
"''I'E ami fierce struggle took place.
r''" 'ne Termination Of which. I'lrich was
.t'" '"' @r""Hd siam. a> his assassin sup
''''''' He'' ana lrrh recovered and
r W. '''> "'''' l'''c' '''c''H@. and fMnt.
"' lhst'rc >o"@ht TOR paum IN
"' H'' 'ic' 10 fn4fand. where he spent
~, N ''"r> '' MS ne.
"' circumstances had passed away from
"'''' '''h'. ana the parties most inter
'''r' hal ceased to think Of them. or to feel
"iI''"''>''h al i''nm> return. Five
~: ,,, WI. anu '"' married couple with
g-,,;nn,a ,:: P''', VINO were emil
,.I,,,oor r, - vac count!
.rt and b,,,;r... ,r, ,,,' ''''',
,-m had L.our :, "''''
Cultivation H.. ,o, ,,u.o
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ADVERTISEMENTS

la.er'' AZ III" usual price. Transient advertise
n'..- nit- ." palii"r IN al taucc. Advertisements
~ r nlrkr The nun pcr uf,i,nr- - hD inserted
-,ilerwl~e they will be continued until forhIi tf
y 4: u" option ol the pub i.hcr.) and charge.
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THE C}LED0\IA\,
EIRIISUrE IIEnI c,1r:rn,x
4. T.. Gil AID WICK.

OFFtCF....kGrTlipGt < CuLnY'> RuilIino. s,
onr-hgrv-"pro>l'c the "Nt. .Ioln,hrIrv House. -
TEX HS..'s!'Jo per aunurn. if paid within
.le year. $500 II payment be- DELAYED beyond
-: :'a". y" paper discontinued until all arrear-
~. ~ tlII. rXccnt III thc nltin, n Nh. hAr
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ent but onrselves-he reclining on sofa 81
lent and Thoughtful. speaking but seldom and
! only reply. heard him rcpca. as if to him.
self, those lines from johnson (which in fac,
had often heard from him hctorc.) on "Scn-
Il'ty and lmbeciity,' which show. us life un-
der It's most melancholy form.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-07-01

IN lies last scenes what prodgic- s,lrnr:sc
+ car "i the brave. and lnic~ of the wise,
FROM Marihor"ugh'> ewes the streams o, 4,
tao" fl"w
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-11
ME92sKGAE. GE*E?.
No. 16 South kHrctIrriCh st.
BA T'IiIORS MD

Established IN ordsrt to afori fhr Inflicted souad
ant scientific Nedicnt Aid, cmd f0r TIE SyrOics-
sion Of QnIcIcrE.
NH. SNiIr;! AM. for IN INV Years ,Icvo,al n.
- wh"l5 attention 10 I'll. treatment of Private
Complaints, IN all their varied and colui,lfptrd
forms. His great success in t'.=c iont stan,IiI..r
and difficult cases. such were formcri, cuu.i-
cred incurabio. i sufficient u commend him t.,
the public rs worthy the extensive patronage he
has received. Within tn last eight Years Dr. =.
has treated more than ~ llp ,.a-.> OF ,,+r,.r
pluintS, i'll their Hiilarcn: forms ana STAGE, .
practice which Il" doubt exceed, that Of ull the
other physicians now ADVERTISING in Baltimore.
and not a single case is known. where his dircc-
tons were strictly followed and medicines taken
IL reasonable timc. without ciIcctiug Il radical AMI
permanent cure; therefore person, afflicted with
diseases OF the above nature, IN" matter how Iii
hcult or long >tundin" the case may be" would
Il" we'll To call on DIR. SMITH. ut HIS oI!ire NO
Ia S. FREDERICK ST.. and il not ctNetUnllv relic
we'd no remuneration Will be rvluiIyL for lis ser
vices. Ills medicines are free from Mercury aud
all mineral pui,piI~; put M in Il neat and com
pact form, and may DC taken in public or pri-
vHtc house, or while travelling, without Npusurc
or hiudranCC from business. ami cXrrut in c;,,ry
of violent inil"m"'ion no change Of diet is loccS-
snry,
STEIcTUnEs.--Dr. Smith has discovered 4 new
method by which he can cure the worst form Of
structure, and that without pain or Inconvenience
to the patient. Irritation of the urcthru of pros
trnte gland. neck Of the bladder i, sometimes
mistaken for structure, by general practitioners
or charlntAn5.
YouNH Mrx and others afflicted with Seminal
Debility, whether originating from certain de
stTuchvc habit or from any other culsu with the
train Of bodily and mental evils which follow,
when neglected. should make an curly NpI.icu-
ton, thereby avoiding much trouble AMI suffer
ing. AS we'll as expense. ;y his improved method
Of treatment DR.. $. can safely guarantee a speedy
and perfect cure in all cases Of ihi- r0ruplniut
T" FLMALEs.-AN diseases peculiar to Female,
such as SuPprc-SoI@. Irregularities. dc. -ucc-
Oily and etFrrtunllv rrn"yed. The efficacy OF his
remedies for the cure of the above affections have
been we'll tested extensive
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vet more AstOniShing
Fits! Fits Fits
THE VEGETABLE EXTRACT PuIs

D.
TOR the cure Of Fits, Spaslns. Cramps. and all
L Nervous and Constitutional Diseases
Persons who arc lahorng under this DISTRESSING
lnalady, will find the Vegetable Eplcptic Pills t9
DC the only REMEDY ever discovered for curing
Epilepsy. or Falling Fits
These Pills possess specific action on the nor
vous system. and although they are prepared cs-
Pcciatiy for the purpose of curing Fits they will
be found of especial 6eneft for allpersOns GfFict
cd with weak nerves. or whose nervous system has
been Frustrated or shattered from unyc;,1lse W hat
everi in fact, it is almost impossible to convey an
adequate idea of the speedy and almost rnirann-
i0uS results which these Pills effect in the dis,as
ed, broken down and PROSTATE nervous systems
teTsons who were all lassitude, weakness and de-
Dllty, before their use, at become robust and
full of energy. No matter whether the coDs+it,,
ton has been broken down by excess, weak Nv
nature, or debiitated by sickness their effect M
on the nerves is equally certain and apparent
As these Pins are composed of some of most av
pensivc mat erials in the Materia MeCica. Il viii
be impossible to leave them around the countrz
on agency, AS common Patient medicines usuaIIL
are. Bus in order to let the afflicted in the Ino:t
remote parts of the country have chance to oh
tain them. they win be sent by mail FREE OF
TAGE. to any part of the United States or any
country with hich the United States has Dcst1is
on the receipt of a remittance
PRIcEs-N egetable Extract Epileptic pills sa |
per box, or two boxes for So. - - |
All orders must be addressed, postpaid. to
SETH S. HANCE
los Baltimore street, Baltimore. Ma.
Unpaid Letters not taken from the ofice.la
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Fifty Dollars Forfeit.

nR. IUNTEE will forfeit !5r if failing TO cure
- any case of secret disease that may come I'M
der his care. no matter how long standing or af-
hicting. Either sex invited 70 his private
rooms, IS North Seventh Street, Philad'u with
out fear of interruption from other PATIENTS
Strangers and others who have been unfortunate
III the selection of physician, are invited to call
lMPoTENcr.-F Through unrrStrumcd indulgence
OF the passions, by excess scit-nbusc the evils
are numerous: Premature imrotenry, invoIun-
tary seminal discharges. wasting of the organs
loss of memory, diSta>c for female society 90
neral debility, or constitutional arrangements are
sure to tol!o'. II necessary, consult the doctor
with confidence; he otGrS perfect cure.
READ AND RrFLEUT.-Tho afflicted would do
we'll to reflect before trusting their health and
happiness. and in many cases their lives in the
hands OF physicians ignorant of this class Of ma
Indies. 1t is ccI tuinly impossible for one innn TO
understand all the ills the humuu family are sub
jcct to- Every respectable physician has his pc
culinr branch, in which Ec is more successful
than his brother professors. ami to that lie de-
votes most Of his time and study.
YEARS OF PRACr1cE. exclusively devoted to the
study and treatment Of diseases of the sexual or
Gans, together with ulcers upon the body throat
nose or legs. pains in the head, or bones. mcrcu-
TiAI rheumatism. structures, gravel irregularities
diseases ariEng from youthful cxccSscs or impu-
rites OF the HOOD whereby the constitution has
become enfceb!cd, enables the Doctor to offer
speedy relief to I'll who may place themselves I'M
Medicine Forwarded to ury par, Of the Unitcd |
etateS-Frlcc So and 81" per package. se29Iv
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-01-11

Four COOP HAB1rs.-There were four
good habits wise and good man earnest
ly recommended in his counsels, and also
by his own example, and which he con-
sidered essentially necessary for the ma
nagement of mPOral concerns these
are Punctuality. Accuracy. S!eadncss,
and Dispatch. Without the first OF these,
time .is'wasted /; without the second, mis-
takes the most hurtful to our own credit
and interest and that Of others, may be-
committed without the third nothing can
be we'll done and without the fourth op-
portunitles of great advantage are lost,
which it is impossible to recall.