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MEETING OF THE PARr1NGToN ,FAAILy.-Ws
clip the following interesting item of intelli-
gence from the Boston Post Of the 18th inst:
We are pleased to learn that the descendants
ofseek-the-Lord continually Partyugetone, who
came to this country in the second vessel before
the Mayiower, proposes holding meeting to
" take measul es {" With regard to Partipgton
picnic, such as shall do honor to the great
original Il is supposed that each household in
the country has member of the Psrtington
family in it, and that by collecting these IN
some grove in the vicinity of Beanyills;; they
might, by picking little and nisking an mug, a
make an hour pass pleasantly There VIII .s %
no charge at tie door and friends el pr que ,aihi.y
will be invited. N. R.-A coliectioh tsAen 10
defray expenses. @
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CHARACTERIZATION FROM CHARLEs-
, @YsEafsIA PoslTIyELY oUAED.-DR.

IL y BECbAsi9iS ASTEDTsPEPTtC PILLS, 5aiter trial of
aai aad sustained hy from the eminent
EPTc RDiSE offered public. PRES. IS cents
per disposed Of the sales
ineEnng
the t+o as hea.ofore The pledges
epuatona physeaB, the EfY
EFECACY JF TklK USE T. nssdisaG publish certificates,
tetYlg to
OF
aisssipp; Eey. Bishop Freeman; Raw Wm McPhsssars b.
Raegh, c.. Hon. Badger u. s.; R Rev. Le-
VALVES b. d. NORTH car9na Hon Judge Potter U. S. Court;
beverly Iucker Preston, s. C.. Mai.
Jomb5 Srsgye, Ga ROE S Henderson, ae u Senator,
shoss ofailsilar arsenIgss.
FoF .s in NeS0reala IS symr N. Morrison E. B. Wheel
ocR d: KennedY Beach Bagh andby Druggists generally
yJng genuine yythott signature john BECR
WITH NJ b. Psls5dtg Vs. to whom idealer will please apply
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE. ,
CIlY of New Orleans. Ancnst u fa5h

n - - COMPJROLLERiS OFFICE, 1
City of New Orleans. August q, 1855.
No. 235e y
Resolred That the Comptroller s hereby authorized 10
SELL after hve days notice in the Official Journal the
contract for furnishing The various Offices with sta
tonery for the Of year. pursuant to resolution
No 1903, approved July g, 1854.
Eoiguedl GERARD sTTTn
PFssident pro TEN. Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Isgnedl EDW. Fl. DURELL,
President pro- TEN Board OF Aldermen.
Approved August IL, 1856.
fsigneal JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 9Th
INST, will adjndcate at my Office, at ~ O'Clock Nj
the above contract. u. o. DgBUES, 4
au2I 81 Comptroller.
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KAlLkoAD DIRECT fss5s f5s Ca l:. 75s3.=:5...:

FS ToTHE WEST. aEs ASs ASas ssa9at-- ~ ia-..-sia.s ssEia.s
aiFe between Waahngion aad wheeling 9as IA hanng
E FfEs aAoE ha Sosf f Ssi CHS s r pRa h & aBaAnsoa
having greatly improved its Western connections,
aess travellers Washington Baltimore
Al portions Of the West, the Nortawe the Southwest.
The connection between the
eeuhd vast from Baltimore always p1onpy made III the Wash
ngton Junction. tasy called he Relay Holas) miles
ton and ne Ohio river Baggage checked throug Wheeling
e washington stai7n and reheeked
polns The aaa leave Washington
~ ana 4s P; NJ On Sundays latter hour opiy.
ral Ohio Railroad, from Bsire
Cambridge, zanssyils and Newark, cobu
Louis, % "
Of tho Little Miami Railroad Xana Cinnna Louisville,
At Aena Little MAm Ralroad) connection formed with
through p to lndsnapo Tsrre Haue Lafayette CHI
faSsengcrs holding through ekets Memphis, ycksbug
at Cincinnati the Mail oy Evan
ne. GaTo and y. louis are sold by this route.
TOR Geseland Cleveland
tickets sold when the Ohio navgsbte Wheeling
Wssvlle, torty mlsl where
PitEanuts Railroad is maize.
iravisra IA the only route
hoFdng through tickets Wahingon the
ShorssS and direct to nearly all the ang the
seas Wes Ine from Washington to Ceinnat
miles being about lp mics shorter than other
" o Columbus iS 6b Dayton Slb S Cncnnn $l5 Louisville,
sl7 bO sl2 5 Toedo i5 80; Detroit Chicago,
2oto and Ss ae ST. Louis s23 80 and S95 heph
For redsrck Hapers Ferry Marnsburg Berkeley Springs
passengers Leave Washington A. s
mno. way ataons between Baltimore and Wheeling, take
Fox the rana to and from Baltimore Annapolis etc., see special
k gsr further information through tickets ets apply to THos
| JOHN H. DONE,
-. Master OF Tranaportation,s
/ n hio Rail roRd. BaItim
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Police Jail. Second Iistrfct.

Police Jail, Second District.
EEAVE surrendered themselves to the City Police
his wife Suzanne, with her child Augusta, infant sever
mon tbs old Dayy about 80 years Old and five feet M
feet 6 inches high Says they belonged to Mr Chare
Baly, living in the Parish OF Plaquemine, The
requested to call and claim said slaves according to law
to law. q. BLANCHARD,
.... Keeper City Police jail.
New Orleans August u, 1866 au2l 15t
AS surrendered himself to the City Police JAN oil
IL the l7th inst, the negro boy EDW ARD is about
y years old is feet AZ inches high marked with tht
small pox, sharp head. Says he belongs Mr.. L. Mar
mlen living in St. John the Baptist Parish This owner
requested TO call and claim said slave according law
au2l lot Il. PLANCHARD f.
Keeper City Police Jail.
| NNTAs broughE to the City Ponee jail on the 18th
Wv met, the negro woman BETSY; ABOUT 40 yeaN9
old feet 95a inches high has no mark says she bp
longs to widow huntington living in Boulgny The
is requested to CAL and claim said slave according
Il, BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans, Aug 16, 1855. aul1 "
RAl AS brought the City Police JAIL on the 18th
wv inst, the negro girl aged about ss or 10
years is feet inches high mark Says she belonls
MIR Languile living this side OF the battle grouni
The requested to cali and claim said slave a.
D. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jail.
New Orleans. August l6, 1866 anlI 1t
MAJ AS brought TO City Police Jail, the Ali
wv inst, the negro girl MARY ANN ! is feet ih-
chvs nigh apparent marks Says she belongs 10 Mr.
O. aIva living in the parish of ST. Bernard The owuer
is requested to ca claim said slave according to AW
q. BLANCHARD, Keeper City Police Jsi
New Orleans, August g. 1850. auI i5f
WETAs brought to the City police jail, on the eth
w inst the negro boy LEVY is fest 10 inches
high, has mark cut on the right loot says pc beoEgs
TO Mr. Hayde, of the parish of ST. john the Baptist
The owner is requested call and claim said slave ae-
| cordiug to law. Il, BLANCHARD,
~ Vase = '' Keeper City Police Jail
New Orleans, August c. 1856. au7 1T
AET AS brought the CITY Police jail, on the 1eh
| wv July the mulatto boy ION is feet S5s inches
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The antiquities which she agents of the
Frspeb GoSernment have been employed for
yesrs in bringing tegethsr. from the various
ruins of Assyria snd Babylonia, for deposit
| in the museum Of the Louvre, have ell been
lost.
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SASl GAS! GAS! GAS!-The subscriber
having obtained the requisite permission from the Gas Gem
that pEnlsh and M up
ASFXTURES the and at moderate
be st his od the Bass Foundry 200
81, ChaIesstreet, u, euilu. lalA lY
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NUMBER 11s.
oFFTCIAL---OFFTCIAL.
,,.. . CONTROLLERS OFFICE, /

CONTROLLERS OFFICE 4
City Of New Orleans, August %, 1853 {
No. 2239
: Rssosssa, Ihas ihe City Comptroller be- and he is
netsoy Ieqaestea 70 cause to be sold after thirty days
aesce IN toe ohela journal of the city the negreas
Mary, now confined in the City Vofk-bouse. said
slave having been forfeited 10 Tie city, IN ale to be
mon Council. - '-S 0'--
[Signedl GERARD S,rTTu
( President pro ten. Board of Assistant AIdermeu.
FL tSignsdI JOHN GULBERTsoN
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved August, 1856.
[signedl JOHN L. LEWIS Mayor
Notice is hereby given, that on WEDNES DAY. The
26lh of September next will sdjndicate for cash at
o. DEBUYS3
au23 ID Comptroller.
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BOGUS pEpD1Ens.-Ths New York Exsn;,v

BOGUS PEDDLERs. New York Evening
Mirror, of the 14th August, says:
There is 8 ret of sailor-looking fellows mar.
Ambulasing the city with packages of Irish
linen, go called, which they sell to verdant men
md women remarkably cheap-say at from 80
10 so cents yard. The buyers having slack
consciences and believing the fine looking goods
must have been amuggled or stolen to be offered
70 cheap, sngp at the bargain. and find, on
washing it, that they have been sold with six
penny cstten-fax cotton beyond question. We
law one Of these exulting purchasers take the
deceifful starch out Of her bargain day or
TWO ago The peddlers are shrewd ankee made
up sailors. Sometimes they offer 'schoice'' razors
eheap-and don't the buyer get shaved They
also deal in tin cans Of molasses honey.
We have in this city some Of the same sort Of
fellows, who pretend to be Spanish sailors, who
do the young clerks and bargain hunters out Of
considerable, by selling them cigars, which they
pretend to have smuggled from Havana, but
which in reality are manufactured in this city
out Of the worst kind Of Western tobacco.
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First District Pound.
AS brought to the FIRST District Pound on Dry
WV AIDES street, near Triton Walk as essrays--
one black Female Kid
One yellow Female Kid. with black feet
One black and white Gid, with yellow neck
Which, IL not claimed within ten days and the ex-
penses thereon paid, will be sold pubc auction at
ead pound, on SATURDAY, the 18th instant, at lG
O'Clock A. NJ. AUG. S. PHELPS,
Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, August Il, 1856
etc conduit bureau des epaves du Premier Dis
a trlct, Dryades, pres de La Promenade Triton,
CONNIE epaves-
I'm Chevrau noir. --. ..s.. .=
Un Ghevrau jaune, ayant les pieds noirs.
I'm Ghevrau blanc ct hoir, ayant lie ecu jaune
81 les dts aniaux pas recsmes dig ours
ct les depenses payees lis seront vendus q Penchere
pubLque dit depot, SAMEDl, lie 25 du courant, a 10
heures A. NJ. AUG s. PHELPS,
Commssaire des Rues.
NouYelle Orleans. le IL Aout. 1855 aulh ~ -
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gRyWIBILL & AITKIN, GAS FILTERS, No. I20
n Common street, under the Gas ohice New Orleans.
M TKN been in the this city, for the
at therefore has thorough knowsdge of
E18- All work done by uaSSin De guaranteed.
t Msrchaa Hotel Proprietors, wilt their adYan
tss calling at the above oce have their orders executed
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rREAT ssssg CENTRAL cIa IRA sdE2s Ex G. m

nom New Orleans 70 bl points North Eagt.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD
SKINNER Arrangement.
Two Daily from Chteago Time
York hity hours, Fair, Thirty Dollars
Faaaepgera will Cheapest Pisssantes Rea
bic Route every rsapeos
Aue Passenger Ne
Cairo correcting siIh aois
pubaqus ST. Paa Couch su, Important points
Upper Aissssppi snd Missouri fvers.
Al Chicago he Illinois ecnnecis with the Michigan Central
for all the EAssn ctis. Na Detroit Naghra Fals snd Buffalo
New ioIk Boston PGiisdsebf,, Baaoe and Wasnngton.
Ala, from Chicago b. the New Albany Railroad,
Louisville Cincinnati and ai poata In CHIC.
A. Niagara Fails,
" al, GiebG HaInsoga Springs, ths
Through Tickets for tho route, purchased
the G0pauy's oe No. St.. Charles
Charles He Ielt Nsworieans. w. L. REDDINS
my2sg Agent IlnoiA Central Railroad.
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GlRTI A Es.

NO. 50 IoG1alQp utrest NEW Utieanl.
GlRTIFIoATEa.
., 9, ggANSI @ MINI,
puriag ths 81: faPass e the sig
prng FrabrcAn Tnss furnaces daily maintained of maly
aaiatespssa nenha paisu
ned
knd'nRosa tS o,ss Branch as e NsN
Nav oRlE4Is ,.afsb 81, 1855
# 1873 used egdpsns .rsk partly
my plantation in tae parish Of ST. hAes In tho following
dung tol.pr snl partly as Eaglsh liieE. 1ha
que vol The Eaglisn aud far besse
RssrEaseGs TO or.L Pt,srEpsp sauye, i. Garsse Jsar
I55svi!si VI. W. r. T. Ling. 81 Martin ny4 In
Nj EW ORLEANS, UPELOUSAS and GREAT
S " s sssas szasS RA3 ~ aa il a aSS sayas
M s h. pns s. M 5 fdsn IL h Norm 1 eD q
Bayou l'iistsi3 aoGbsss STAGES AND EXPRESS WAGONS
csnterS FfsnEi1, New ibara, ST. Mainva Warrington
yalsaSss and M'rsssns's q description
az n = sssagd G esnIrSs
All ershSn Orders New orleana she Interior mat
Ss Old pm
EXPREss leaves Adaus Co.'s oaee as Camp street, daily at
A. Al Rstarnns raakiin House. rhbodan1, P. m
RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS
~ In with the above, there EXPRESS for the
transportation Of Baggage OF the Of New oresas
their baggage delivered directed with
slddbpatcb.-
aa.n sTARa $. JoNEs, ofoe % csmp
g ga4R FROM CHARLES
IL TON, 5. @, 70 MONTGOMERY ALAUntn fartAer notice.
the ofeg chhrsacn, c. Mons sotnefy Aa viii
; be e follows:
eab foot IS eenshoEec hats, onnt. furniture
frttoa na'Chs aud
cl4 per l0Olus IL 4oboEoa ahoss dlery
d eS1Ja, sss paints pink gnssn confectionery, ranu
phsne sfirs
e chee.s tobacco aihe hides copper
eaadlea hardware rans noiasass oil
. VIII lasi,lh and eaakG'
shipment goo Charleston
ssoIga Tennessee and Aabama
application HENRY YQkGE,
n iss Il
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RJEW YORK AND ERIE Ga Ga ssyrs
asSee<,7s

TNT EW lUhh AND NIlE ktsa eayss risS
lI RAILROAD. &C., SS1I y laE~-sS5fSS.5
On SUNDAYS only Express Train, 4. III.
On Monday May l4h 1885, urther notice,
eugr ainR will esys the per foot Of Duane street olowe
DuNKIRK EXPRESS, ~ 0 A, III, for Dunhtrk
bGFA ALO EXPRESS, 8 d. RGfIaic.
MAIL, al el6 A. NJ for Dnnkitk and Buffalo, and Intermediate
stations FaAaenges by M train will remain night osweg,
proceed the
RdckLAhD PASSENGER, P. H. rpm Chambefs
Heet) via Fermopt. for Sufsrn's
WAY PASSENGER, at p. NJ, Newbush aud otissi!ls
and intermediate stations
NIGHT EXPEEss, q $50 ?. 81. for Dunkk and Buffalo,
EMlGRAhT P. NJ for yunkk Hafalo intermediate
starcna.
way EXPRESS at Tso p Ms for Dn1kk and Buffalo, and
med Btstionn.
These Expeas Tralns at Ema Within Eira
CARA falls Railroad for Rasars a Buffalo Dunkk wi
the Lake Shore Railroad for CeYean Cincinnati Toledo Detroit
Lake Erie.
ruy2k ? 1sunsr rdan4
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RAILROAD AND CITY BAGGAGE EXPRESS,
~ with the above, EXPRESS
transportation Baggage part of the Of Nsw oesas,
their delivered directed with prompnees
Dispatch. NO.. . -
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M. TANEY, Wholesale Dealer in For
As eign and Domestic Liquors. No. 80 Graysr gtreet
keeps constantly hsn good shipping order New
rel S bottles packed in boxes casks pursha
Prompt and particular attention paid received
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EXPRESS Adams Co.'s oce as Camp street, daily at
A. 81. RstarnnR, fraakn House, ThibodaR1, A
Bayou LsfouYehe s. 3 Z. Nj.
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kNTAS broughL to the City Rolee jail on the 18th
wv met, the negro woman BETSY ABOUT 40 yeah
old, feet "a inches high, has mark says che By
longs to widow Huntington, living in Boulgny Tile
owner is requested ca and claim said slave according
II, BLANCHARD. Keeper City Police Jail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-11

-ELECTIoNEERING.-Thec courts and hus.
tings of q frontier State usually furnish
abundant material for story and fun.
Judge r. formerly of the Western Cir
cult, Fa., canvassed that circuit in 1874,
rs a candidate for the Territorial Senate,
and was cheered by the promise of "a lit
tie Frenchman, living in one of the coun-
ties of the Senatorial district, to do ''all
he could for him. Not solitary vote,
however, was cast for the JUICE in that
county, and he seized the first opportu.
nifty thereafter to tax his hacker with
false promises. ''Sar," said the French
man, very much offended, of tell you nc
lie; [ travel over dis country three, four
five days, and say to every man, vii
you vote for my friend, re Judgel and b,
say no, will be burned i'll do" but,
said the Judge, s'you did not even vote
for me yourself" mo, Judge; when
come back, L shut myself up in my OWL
room, and 1ectioneer with myself two
aay-but no get my own consent tc
vote for you"
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EVENING STAR.
HAruRH AND MY, RBARF

The fend'rest flower bedrenehed with rain,
Still lifts It's head and smiles again
When morning light dispels the cloud
Which lately thunder I'd fast and loud,
And thou, my heart, be as Che flower
The little stream, with crystal flow,
By some rude storm, doth murky grew, -z.'
And angry rushee, dark and fast, 49,.
Yet soon will clear and calm at last,
And thou, my heart, learn from the stream.
The mighty oak, al winters blast,
STRIPS of its leaves, ard limbs, and mast.
And stands type of mute despair;
But blooms again with vemal air.
And thou, my heat, be as the oak.
Old oceans tide, in tempest driven,
Lashcs the shore and cries TO Heaven
In fearful woe, in fury wide;
But soon Is still as nesting tide,
And thou. my heart, learn from The sea.
The flower, the stream, the oak, the sea,
All have their times Of gloom and siee,
To them there comes atlast relief,
But souls pe'er find surcease Of grief;
Then thou, my heart, learn 20 submit.
An nature has some fitting balC
To heal, renew, refresh oy calm,
But there are hearts whose eeaseless woe
Solace or calm can never know;
Then tilou, my heart, learn TO endure.
Cast up thy gaze from earthly things,
Deem SORROW good TO thee il brings . .
Promise OF Lille when nature dies,
For Natures voice Forever cries,
On, bruised heart. trust God alone
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT ROCKS

i thoroughly repaired, and put in first rate "a
order, will commence running On MONDAY, <fSk
the Sth instant, tor the transportation Of passengers
and light freight between Georgetown and ths abnvs
named point, on the most pleasing terms. :
! The Boat will leave the wharf OF W. H. Ritter IN,
The Point of Rocks on every MONDAY, WEDNES
DAr and FRIDAY mornings, az z O'Clock, and the
Point Of Rocks for Georgetown on TJJEGDaW
THURSDAY, and SATURDAYS, at the same I,ouy
stopping al the different landings along the line fi
The reception and landing OF passengers and freight
going and returning. - -"'
Passage through either way 81, shorter distances
at the same rates. That is To say, from GeOrse,own
TO Great Falls so cents; Seneca rs cents E5sorts
Ferry Sl.25; Manocscy Sl.5O 'u'
Meals served regularly on board tb. Ron, :. NM,
crate rates. ~ ''f"u
-a ..-. ... rc JOHN CROMBAUGu,
Proprietor,
up 23-lm 49,,
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A CARD.-LOOK HERE :

Ii yc lovers of the good things of this life, anC
IA we Will teiIyou whe:s you may obtain at leas
some OF them. Thankful fof past favors, wOuit
respectfully ass continuance of the same dur M
his Spring and Summer. I am prepared TO furnish
AL who viii give a call with the sweet and cool
ing Beverages in my line ut short notice. such a.
Ice Creams, Water Ices, of all favors, Schar.otts
Reuse, Bianemange, sc. Cakes of all kinds. Also
foreign and domestic Fruits and Confectionery, gen
7erally kept In well regulated establishments of tn,
kind.
Particular attention will be paid 10 furnishing
Wedding or Brides Cakes. Also, Parties. Balls
Excursions, Pic Mics, SC, &c, and upon reason
ab!e terms. ~..'
Cali at The old stand, Massachusetts avenue, be
tween 9th and 10th streets, Northern Liberties
NAV 7-eo3m JOHN w RIGHTSTINE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-11

UIndustry is essentially social. Ne
man can improve either himself or his
neighbors without neighborly help, and
to better the world is to set the world To
work together. Every useful invention
has been carried ont and perfected by
the cooperation Of many minds, or by
the application of varied genius to the
same object age after age. The mechanic
must aid the philosopher, or he viii work
in vain. The astronomer needs the tele
scope, and the chemist his material and
apparatus. The sciences hang On tn,
arts, and the arts ON the sciences. Blu
without the philosophy from heaven
neither art nor science would look off the
earth, and industry would die natura
death and live no more for religion
alone is the living spirit of human so
ciety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-11

WORD TWISTING. oldest bus.
bandry We know is when a man in clover
inarries woman in weeds.
Remorse is the tight boot that pinches
the sole.
A great deal Of heartburn is caused BY
a man inviting you to dine with him, anc
giving you bad dinner.
The bread of repentance we eat is in
many instances made Of the wild oats
we sow in our youth.-P,mch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-11

On marriage, its duties and disqualincatiora end
their roretieSi with litkcgrsphs, iIlusretipg the
snstolny and physiology, and cisecsss Of The repro
accve organs Of both sexes, tne;s structure, usse
SD functions A popular and comprehensive trss-
Sce on the duties sEi csSusaossf single and mar.
tied life-hs1py and fruitful slrsEses, mode Of q.
suing them-snfefcitoas s.d tnfertile ones-their
Division and rersovsl-inpors ISN'T hints to thoss
contemplating ,sstTiE.cny, that will overcome oe
factions to il; noas, heveyer. should take this I'M
portant sep Without Erst consulting its pagse-
ocmmsstsries o. ths diseases and msdical treatment
81 f.rnsles from 1spcy 70 old age each graph
!caiiy Eluetrettd by besutiful hthcgrsphe plstss-
nervous debility, Its causes and cure, by pfeceo
tnposSbls-rules for daily rnanagemnf-sn essy
on Sporhstorhea With practical observations on
safsr, and moro successful mode Of tr-strnent-pre
stationary hints OK the evils resulting frcn smpri.
i,discrotion, With plain and tinple rules BY vhieh
al persons car cure themselves without Mercury
teness for those self inflicted miseies and dissP-
pointed hopes 50 unfortunately prevalent In the
young. II IL truthful adviser 70 the married and
those contemplating marriage. Its psrcsai . par
dculsrly recommended 10 persons entertaining -
srst doubts CT their physical ccnditen, and Who
conscious Of having haxarded the health, bspplnss
AID privileges to which every human being is a.
titled to.
Price . sepk ps1 copy, or ny. copies for ore DOL
W Aaisd nee oi postage to sny part Of tie uns
N.B.-Thoze who prefer may consult Dr. Ia Osou
upon any Of tic diseases urcu which hts book treats
either personslly or by msil. Medicine sent 10 any
part Of the Onion according to directions, safsly
Address Or. Ii. B. La CROIX, No. 81 MAIDEN Lana
or Post o1s.ce pox SIC, Albany. NY.
A- omce open daily from n 70 Q N, srs On
Sunday from 9 until s n.
~ Once Removed from No. g Besvu q,
10 S1 Maiden Lane, Albany, ny.
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