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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SIXTH DIsraIcr couRr} WARREN. A. GRICE VS.. HIS \
Of New Orleans CREDITORS-No 65O4.
nY VIRTUE OF and In obedience to an order
ID Of saie rendered December l0h 1851 directed
the pboye entitled matter will cell public aucion
THURSDAY. the 2i day Of December 1851 AZ o'clock
P. NJ, the premises, Josephesine Coliseum
street. Fourth District Court New Orleans for
of the creditors Of said insolyent--
A LOT # HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and sindry book
surrendered by said nolyent his creditors per
schedule fled in the clerks office Of the Sixth District
New Orleans.
TERNs-Cash on the spot.
EFT PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
sHERIFF,S SALES.

SIXTH DISTRICT IgsK
of New Orleans AGNEs ssssssu aap S, arssala1 a.a
5, a..s.s. 4. s @ a:
Orleans IN the above entitled will to ss at
= %
III The \ s.ssnsost s PETE MILESTONE. together
with al her be. n ,.1. ls appsss %SasssTy
Issr Mississippi, opposite the city Of New Orleans.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
Sheriff of the Il; ii Parish ri Hf of Orleans. oSs
srxrExz couR De DrsrR,ef1A; A;,; {; HEBRON. JAS: a.
della N're-orleans. Nary AGNES. le Cap; 4.
Sn ss1. s G e S e
M IS I sas s s s 4as 4. u
Commune entire les du Camp tdes Magasns la vene
LE EVAPETR PETE wHErsToNE, ensemble 49,
MACHINE Fes slns msnses = s.. se t. aai
" & suse @sss en- aee Il IL l.
saisi dams raaaire ci-dessus
CoNDIrIoNs-comptan au moment Dc l'adinaies.ien.
n2s DIS 121s2s sheriff de IL rardisse nf d'orisans
ss9y= /, # :'s : =
Pss .n ssss 81 I I A. Il s
cember 1857 l2ocock NJ following described property,
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND, toge her with all -
the buildings and improvements thereon rights ways
servitudes, and appurtenances thereuno beong W
ate in the First District Of this city in the bounded BY
aed by the No 52 drawn A. Hedin engineer
the 18th of March, 1852 End deposited the Office Of H. B.
CenaH notary public in this city which sei lot
twenty five feet eleven inches front rosysrre street,
fronting alley eight feet wide dividing said square and
on ss
nunciation and hu dred twenty eight
street
The bui'dr and improvements said lot
story brick dwelling roofed having below and
four above, and gallery in front stairs story kitchen
slate roofed and gallery in 'front.' having h appointments
frame stable story saerooed upper servants
bricked arge coach gate leading from street to
stable cistern in ward, etc
Seized in the above entitled suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
r. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TRolsIEaE CouR DE DIsURIcr PAIMYRE WILT epouse
oe la Nouvelle Oreaus 3dELYSEE RILIIEUX vs.
SON MARI-No. llBlS.
I'm VERTU dun writ de fierl facIas a moi
" adesse pa lhonorable Troseme Cour District Dc Ia
Nonvele Orleans, dams Pae ci-essus procedera In
LUNDI de janver, 1858, midi VH6te de Ia Cite rus
de la Commune, les Camp et des Magasns la
vente publique Ell adjudication de
lie NEGRE EUG ENE age d'environ yinct- -ouatre ars
Saisi dars faffaire ci-dessus,
CONDITION5-Comptan moment de rehabilitation
+. \. PARKER,
d. II y rs ja4 Sheriff de la PUrosse d'Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SECOND DISTRICT CouRr3 CITY OF NEW ORLEANS VS.
of New Orleans. LOUIS NILLA--No l29g
pY VIRTUE OF n writ OF teri faeias 10 me
IL directed by the Honorable the
New Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed sell
at public auction, MONDAY, the 2Sth day of December
1851 AZ l O'Clock, A. NJ, the premises of Foydras
and New levee streets, in the First District of this city
THE CONTENTS of Clothing Store as per inventory
which can be a office.
Seized in the above suit,
TERMS-Cash the spot
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FOURTH DsTEIcr CouRr BERNARD KENDIG VS.. RICHD
pY VIRTUE of a writ Of seizure ana sale
ID by the Fourth District Court
OF New Orleans In the above entitled
vt public auction at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine Streets THURSDAY, Slst day
December. 1857, at IL o'clock NJ
CERTAIN GRIFF WOMAN slave for life, named
Clara, aged doth Sept 1850 about thrty-fo years.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash the spot.
s. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TRoIsIEsE CouR DE DISTRICT sowLE& WARD vs.. CHAs.
de Ia Nouvele Orleans. 5W.POLI.ARD &CO-Noll, ,526.
TN yEKTU dun writ de fieri facias mol
Nouyee Orleans, dams aare cdessus proceera JEU
M de dscemb.e 1851 ct les jours suivans 0 heures A.
NJ, sur les iienx Ia yente pnbgue adjudication de-
LIE FoNDS DUN MAGAs1N DE QUINCAILLERIE,
siue du Canal No. 76 dams 10 Deuxeme
vle nventaire depose pour recous
Saisi dams Pafaire ci-dessus.
CONDITIONS-Comptan moment de l'adjudication.
Il. T. PARKER,
d5 IL Is II Sheriff de la Pnroisse
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

DEuxIENE ooyR De DISTRICT VILE DE La NILE OR.
de la Nouvelle Orleans. CLEANS VS.. LOUIS VILLA
No. 1928.
I'm VEIIsTU dun writ de fierl facias n mol
II par rhonorube Deuxieme District de la
Nogyele Or eans dams atire edessus je procedera lie
LuNDI, S de decemhre 1857, l0 heures A. sux
Ia yente publilue ct adjudication de-
LIE FoNDS dun Magasin Hahlenlens situb range aes
Poyas de la Nonvele Leyee Premier District
de eee vie suvant nvenae depose pour
SRisi dams Faffaire cidessus
CoNDITIoNS-Comptant moment de REHABILITATION.
:. Il. T. PARKER, ,
dll 10 II 20 u Sheriff de la Parosse d OrleaDS.
VINAIGRE DE FIsAAiBOIsEi-25c cases in store
" md for sale by S WOLFF,
81 corner GFRyier and New Leyee streets,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

THIRD DrsrR1cr COURT soWI.E & WARD VS.. CHAs. W.
of New Orleans : POLLARD h CO.-No. 1885 ,
RY VIRTUE Of writ of fieri fnclas to me
d directed by the Honorable the Third Of New
Orleans the entitled cause, will proceed
public auction THURSDAY, the 18th day Of December
1851 and succeeding days. at 01 o'clock A. NJ prem
ises-
THE CONTENTS OF A HARDWARE STORE, situate
inventory which can be my office
Seized in the above suit. .... ..Y..
TERMS-Cash the spot
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TRorsIEMg CouR DISTRICT La WILLIE DE NILE Or
de la NouveeOreans. 5LEANS vs. R. DELACRUz
No. II 054.
I'm VEEITU d'yln writ de fieri facins n moi
~ ndresse par Honorable Trose de
Nouvee Orleans dams afire c dessus je pCceerJ SA
MEDI rs de decembre 1857, heures NJ les sux la
vente publique adjudication de-
rE F0NDs DUN MAGASIN DE CIGAREs, situ6 rue
No 49, dams s Premier District de cette Vile uivan
inven'aire depose mon bureau pour
Sas dams alaire ci-i -iessus.
. CONDlTIONs-Comptant moment de adjudication.
Il. r. PARKER,
dl4 is q rs 26 Sheriff de Ia Parosse d0rcRus.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

QuArRlENE CouR DISTRICT BELL, DIXON CO. vs. H.
de Ia Eouvee.urlesns. SA. JUDD ct ". W. Mitchell.
No. 1891.
~ contre W. " MITCHELL mol adresse par lhonoabe Qua
trieme Cour de District de Ia Nouvee
dessus precedent le LUNDI IL janver 1855 midi
pH6tel de la Cite de Commune les du Camp
ct des Magasns, Ia yene pnblique ct adjudication
LEsclave nominee SUZANNE, ages d'enyron vingtsept
ans, deux enfans.
Sass dams rafaire ci-dessus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de l'adjudication
f 7. PARKER,
IL SheIif III
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FIFTH DIsTEIcr CoURr CORNELIUS BAKER & co. VS.. E.
of New Orleans WOOD PERRY-No. II, ,50l
RY VIRTUE OF u writ of fieri faclas to me
- directed by the Honorable the Fifth District of
New Orleans in the above entitled will proceed sell
at public auction on TUESDAY the 2 of Decembe 1851
lU1s o'clock A. NJ, on the premises
THE CONTENTS Of House Furnshing Store, situated at
No. 1l2 Poydas street. the First city, as per
inventory, which can be my office
Seized in the above suit
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
f. T. PARKER,
Sheriff Of the Parish of Orleans,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FouErpD1sTrlcr CouRr BELL, DIXON & co. vs.. H. A.
of New Orleans. JUDD and W. W. MITCHELL.
No. 899l.
pY VIRTUE of mn alias writ of fierl facIas
- against W. W Mtche and directed by the Honor.
able the Fourth District Court of New Orleans in above
entitled cause will proceed to sell at PUBLIC auction at the
MONDAY the 1h day Of January, 1885, at l2 o'clock Nj
The slave SUzAE aged about twenty years.
and her two children.
Seized in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. -s -....-s ..-. .-
r. T. PARKER,
Sheriff of the Parish of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

de la Nouvelle- Orleans. VS.. E. WOOD PERRY.
No. II, SOL
I'm VERTU dun writ de feri fncias a moi
adresse par honorable Cinqneme Cour de District de Ia
Nouvelle Orleans dams aaire cdessus pocedea lie MAR
Dl, 20 de decembre 1851 101s heures NJ
la vente publique ct adjudication de-
LIE F0NDS du Magasin. situe No liz Poydras
lie Premier District de cette vile. suvant invenare depose
Id mon bureau pour cours
Sais dams lafaire i-dessus
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. moment de l'adjudication.
E. 7. PARKER,
hrf do .l,f.I
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SIXTH DIsTg1c1 COURT Nv. j. MAYNARD, Robert Miller.
of subrogaedD VS.. ADEfIINE NOR
New Orleans. GAN, +. c.-so. 1876
THIRD p1sTEIcr COURT ROBERT MILLER VS. Same. Same
Of New Orleans Vs. Same-Nos. 9,543 and II All.
RY VIRTUE of an alias writ of fieri facias
Sheriff to transferred and also BY virtue of ws of ri
facas to directed by said District Cous in the above
titled will proceed to sell public auction
URDAY, the 26th day of Decembr 1857 10a O'clock A..
NJ, on the premises
ALL THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE and movable effects
contained in the premises No. 26 Common street, in the First
District this CITY, inventory be Office
Seized in the above suits.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

dc Ia Nouvelle- Orleans ZAM0RAIE-No. 49, 1852.
I'm yERTU dun writ de ficri fae1as mol
Nouyee Orleans, dams laaire c dessus je procedera lie
VENDREDI l5 de janver 1858 midi, 6el de la Cterue
de Ia Commune entire les Camp des Magnsns la
vente puhique ct adjudication de-
IEsclave nominee LOUISE, ct 6ls nomme Augustn,
Saiyis dams paffaire ci-dessns.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES q moment de l'adjudicnion.
u ID
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Sheriff of the Parish OF Orleans.
DEuxEME Coun DISTRICT JOS. B. WILKINSON, JR VS..
de la Nouvelle- Orleans. 5 lie remurqueur PERSIAN.
No. l3445.
I'm VERTU DUN Orlre dc vente, feniIu lie 4
" de decembre 1851 moi adresse Phonorable Deux
ieme Cour de District de Ia Nouyee Orleans dams atre
dessns F procederai lie 10 de decembre 1857 midi
de A Cite de la Commune les du Camp
ct des Maeasins In vente publique ct adjudication de-
LIE REMoRQUEUR PERSIAN ensemble ~ =
avec machine meubes, .c. tel gull
trouve mantenant au dessus du debarcadere du
Ferry du Premier District rive droite du enve Mississippi
Sais pfovisorement dams railai e c-lessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES au moment de radjudicaton.
f. T. PARKER,
d5 10 Is II 10 Sheriff de Ia Paroisse 6'Orleens.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
+. 7. PARKER,
Sheriff OF the Parish Of Orleans.

sxrEnE Coun DE DISTRICT WARREN L GRICE VS.. sEs
de l. NonxeIls; @ Orleans CEEANoIERs-No: 9 sO4
= de decembre 1851 moi adresse par hnnoabe Si1eme
Cour de District dell Nouyeile Orleans dams aare cdessus
ie proceserai lie judi "a de decembre 1885, ~ heures
les eux rue Jos phins pres eee du colisee dams
de linsovable Ia yene publiqne adjudication de-
UN LOT DE MEUBLES ct plusieurs complies.
lie abandonnt par creancers ct suvant
le Ian depose gree de Ia Sxieme Cour de District
Nouvelle Orleans.
CONDITIONs-Compta moment de l'adjnalcaion.
y. T. PARKER,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
THIRD DISTRICT CoURT ePALMYRE WILTZ, wife of ETYsEE
OF New Orleans. SR1LLlEUX VS.. HER HUSBAND,
No ll.6lS

directed by the Honorable the Third District New
Orleans in the above entitled cause will proceed to sell
public ancion the City Hotel street. between Camp
and Magazine Streets MONDAY, the day OF January
1858, IL O'clock NJ the following described property viz
THE NEGRO BOY EUGENE. aged about twenty -four
years.
Seized in lie above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

DuRD SPINTrS-SO bbls. First Proof, for sale by
L JOSEPH lands & CO.,
n90 SYTchoupitcplas street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SECOND DISTRICT COURT JOS b. WILKINSON JR., vs.
Of New Orleans. 5ToWBoAT PERsIAN-No Is, AS
QY VIRrUE e OF and In obedience to order
ID Of sale rendered December 4h 1857 and directed
by the Honorable the Second District Court of New Orleans
the above entitled cause will proceed sell public auction
at the City Hotel Common street between Camp and Magazn
SATURDAY. the 18th day of December, 1851 IL
O'Clock, NJ. the following described property, viz
THE TOWBOAT "PERSIAN,t' together , r., ,
with all her furniture, tackle apparel machn- AElki
cry, ETC., she lays above the First District
Ferry Landing right bank Of the river Mississippi.
Seized Professionally in the above suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

DEuxlEME CouR DE DISTRICT WILLIE DE LA N'LLFORLE-
de la Nouvelie.O Orleans 5 ANS VS. j. i. DuLIOLE.
No. 12,4S0.
FN VERTU dun writ dc fier1 facins n moi
~ adresse par Honorable DeuXme Cour de District
Nomyele dams aaire cdessus e cedera lie VEN
DREDI i5 dc jsuyie 1855 midi Hotel de la Cite,
Ia Commune les Camp des Magasins
puhlique ct adjudication de-
uN CERTAIN TERRAIN, sitne dams lie Deuxieme ,a.A
District de cete ville dams Pilet No. IS; lie dit terrain
sure peds face chemn u Bayou cnquane M
six pieds de profondeur.
Ensemble les baisses ameoatons qu existent
lie tout sHisi dams iaif.ire ci dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES moment de l'adjudcatiop.
Il. 7. PARKER,
d14 25 jas ii 15 Sheriff de la PuroisSe d O Oreans,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
Grand total,
SUNNI larry.

Thanksgiving in Ohio comes on the goth
inst
Russia is now engaged in building $1,000
miles IF railroad
Tailoring women IN Germany receive %
cents month, and men - dollars year.
1t is estimated that the wheat crop of
Wisconsin, for the year 1857, will amount
to eighteen millions of misunderstanding an
increase of six millions over 1856.
At the opening of the Court of Sessions,
Nathaniel Stimson editor of the New York
UaY Book, appeared ut the bar to answer
an indictment for an alleged violation OF
the law regulating lotteries in, putting a
Georgia 10 terry. He pleaded not guilty,
and his trial was set down for the 10th inst.
Orders were received at tho Charlestown
Navy Yard on Tuesday. to make immediate
preparations for the construction of one of
the new steam propeller sloops Of war. The
draft is not to exec, i sixteen feet when rea
dy for sea, which will enable her to go into
shoal places and rivers.
RAILROAD Business. Railroad men in all
parts of the country concur that their bust
ness is seriously affected by the hard times
Freights are very light, and the number of
Passengers is much lighter than heretofore.
On the Central Railroad, New York, there
has been large decrease in the amount OF
freight, the receipts having fallen off nearly
two'thirds. On the Camden and Amboy
Railroad, through freights to the south and
west, of dry goods and merchandise, had
fallen off during the month of October, as
comoared with the three weeks of the same
month last year, about 90 per cent. The
freights inward, for the first eighteen days
OF October, have fallen off about Is per
cent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
~ sao;;aa5i one. e 3 barely pos

tolcrabIy sosa5sl one. Il . barely pos
sible that be has the ability, but be
most certainly has not the naodesty Of
his great namssake. Nor has he any
qualifications for the United senats.
Either Thorington or Butler would
stand a better chance than he. In
fact, we believe his party would think
as we do, that TO elect him to this Of
fec, would result in the spelling Of a
very respectable lawyer for the making
Of a very poor Senator. Don't try MIR
Clark-stick to your collections" and
"Rcports," and let the empty honors
of the United States Senate alone.
As for our neigEbor Thorington we
don't exactly know where to place
him. lie deserves better treatment
at the hands of the republican party
than he has received. But he has
been snubJed SO many times by them
for availability's sake, that We cannot
calculate what they may not continue
to do. We are disposed to guess, how
ever, that bis chances are very far
from desperate. In point Of location
he is all right. His rejection at the
last Congressional Convention, for a
man in every respect his inferior, for
the reason that he would not run we'll
with the Germans, and not because he
had been other than faithful wor-
shipper at the shrine Of negro equality,
will give him strong show, and in the
event of Grimes disaffection, we are
disposed to think he will rank pretty
well along towards the "a No l."
From present appearances there is
fun ahead, and as We expect to con-
tinue taking notes for the benefit Of
the public we shall probably have
something further to say, bye and bye,
upon the same topic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

~ 0. ". cUTTER.

Names, ne dsun with your irsn bands;
Be suseef your suse and rin;
~ sopsa tho power Of yosr puny hsnds;
A the tempeoe scorns eh01n,
How laughed . lay ooncsard from sight,
For many . countless hour,
AZ the childish bsast Of human might,
And the pride ofhuman power.
when say IN .vny npen the land,
navy upon the sess,
Creeping along, sns-iike band
Or eating the ward breeze;
whsn marked the peasant family reel
Wih the toll which he daily bore,
Al he feebly turned the taTdy wheel,
Or tugged At tie weary Jar;
when I measured the painting couYsers speed,
Tbs fIshs OF the COURIER c0ss,
A. they bore the Law King cecreed,
Or the lines Of impatient love,
I could rot but thIok ko . the world would feel
As th.se were outstriopei afsF,
When should be bound 10 the rus hing keel,
o. chained 70 the fying car
Hal he Ia they foun1 me at last;
They nyited ms forth al length
And rushed TO my throne with . thunder-blsst,
And laughed IN my iron s. rength.
o then We saw . We ndrous change
Or the earth and the ocean wide,
where now my fiery armies range,
Nor wait for wind or tide.
tn. mot ntain's steep decline;
Time-space-have yielded TO my POWER;
The wJrd The world Is mine!
The rivers the sun has earliest blest,
Or those where lis beams decline;
The giant streams Of the queenly west,
On the orient floods divine
The Ocean psies where'er sweep
To hear my strength rejoice,
And he monsters Of the biiny deep
C1wer trembling at my voice.
I carry the wealth and the lord Of earth,
The thoughts OF his goc LAX" mind;
The wind lags after my going forth,
Tn, lightning IL left behind.
In the dsrksome depths Of the fathomless nne,
Ny treess arm doth play;
Where the rochs never saw the Sun decline,
Or the dawn 81 the glorious dayj
bring earth's glittering jewels
Frosl the hidden caves below.
And make the iount aims q ante cup
With u crystal gush o'erf)w.
] blow the bellows, rze.the steel,
In all the shops Of tra,le,
hamnl r the ana turn the wheel
Where my arms OF strength IRE made,
manage the furnace, the mill, the mint;
carry, spin, weave;
And all my doirgs put into print,
On every Saturday eve.
Pve no muscle TO wear, no breast To decay,
Nor b,nes - be LAID on the shelf"
And soon intend you may go and play"
WLile i manage mi, world myself.
Bat harness ms uown with your iron bands,
b. sure Of your curb and rein
For sccrn the power OF your puay hands.
As tie tempest sc)rns a chain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10
A French Sketch Of Nena Sahib.

The AtAenauH says:
THAT according TO NJ. Eugene Pergeoux,
in the Courier de Paris, We are all in u mis-
take about Ncna Saliib. NJ Pcrgean does
not indeed represent this ficnd as an Adon-
is; but in other respects he describes the
too famous Sahib as having soft heart
that dispite his whipping children to death
and numbering women, he cannot read a
tender line OF Byron or Shakespeare with
out being moved to tears! He speaks
French, Italian and English. is well &C.
quainted with their several literatures, and
talks English as fluently and with as much
precision as any English gentleman, and
has translated Hamlet" into Hindoo, to the
great admiration of competant critics
Then the heart that could comprehend OPP
helia was of course, accessible to influence
from living beauty, and the amiable Nena
SO loved Miss Margaret O'Sullivan that,
when she died Of consumption, he went
and wept over her tomb, and would not
be consoled. He wandered about his place,
the exquisit lover, repeating nothing but
poor Margaret his eyes would suf-
fuse with tears, and he would quote some
appropriate passage from Byron as well as
he could for sobbing Since that time he
never loved woman, it is supposed, says NJ
\ ferge1uX, Dut tHlS auOraOie 1nOIVlOu0l LOOK
riding steeplechase playing in fencing
matches, and killing tigers, coolly in single
combat But, best of all, he is the man
who has music in his soul, and he told lie
ieun Wooths' that French music was his
especial delight-the seit, gay, brilliant,
light French music-and to show that he
spoke with coanoissance de fat, he sat
down to the piano and improvised an air
that brought down the loudest appluse
from an audience of connoinseurs NJ Per-
geaux seems puzzled to account fo- the
hyena turn taken by this heroic gentleman,
but he assures that he finds, upon inquiry,
such was the man whose name now. in the
nostrils of every human being warmed by q
spark Of christian love and charity, stinks
almost as foully as that Of Satan hlmsilf
The AthenGuns seems to forget that the
sentinentalism which Pergeaux attributes
to Nens Sahib is not inconsistent with a
character capable of the most atrocious
deeds. Similar amiabilities are recorded of
the most cruel Of Roman Emperors:
swtsINers eri hid by the just4st doom
| which .ev the destroyer yst d II yed,
4 A I'd terfro y rated 4. me, It
u nattons freed, and the world ovssjoyed.
Il S9uae h1uoo unsoen streWed 6oWeu upon hie tomb
4erhaps t1e Weakness Of . hearo not ~ 500
! Or telling TT soans klnaaess asaei whoa SoVep
y ao1e3 tAoWSoolA - uneeg10o1s1 49, Sa-7
!. u ~ Aksi1@sf sf3 b 8&ss,tAvl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-11-10

Debility and Nervousness, Dstaste for Society,
Gloomy Presentmente, pain and weakness In the
and watsry eyes, eruptions on the face and body,
restlessness Of vicious dreams and unrefreshing
sleep. un0tness for marriage relation, improper eg.
caoiy Of the organs, structure. costiveness, piles,
dyspepsia, Ae 70 the truth OF this more or less Ia
eacn case every sufferer from solitary indulgence
attest. Aud further, any latent Or family pfcdspo-
sition to disease, o mhecillty, impotence nssnity
&C., is almost surely eventually developed into actv-
ity, and IL Is actually the mast frequent Cause Of
those malsdics u young persons, - proved b ~
statistcs Of an epuntries. And ths u equally trus
and its consequences AZ Der1sey amsnahls 70 tsaa.
ment.
DR. Hubbell has. for many years past, bern con-
suited upon 80 many and distressing cases Of this
vice, that hts atte0tion has been necessarily much
directed to IT. treatment and cure, and he u happy
to add. he's, beyond his most mnguine expectafin0s
matured treatment 1T once safe and certain, and
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