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nspas1~ sssAsG, In kcs sssnY, are new ps<psssl
TO contract fpr putting on roofs - sharL pQtieA
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sas sss n .isw e SasaRnss great dorahiIi,y, .sd
dneAaaea ef shs ueseAse. 10 tDpssvaeus - Ars
aud watags remaining pssDsssat 1stass witAsse
repairsS - salsulAasd for ssofs u all descriptions
Ast or steep, 1t beiss wind, nse and ssses pssSf
,es not ahect water, and - - different from tar
and gravel EosApS - ~ " ssspa1ivs to u. A. .
proof Of is superiority, no Insurance Co. IN ths
ksstern States Win take risk ON bui1dings cov-
ersd with tAx, pitch " posn, but will insure herr
Vests Cemtntis used, at ~ low rates ~ any frs
psosas ..s isisx. -.
n. b. The ssbsssibers hsyisx perfsct,onad.se.
sin ~ Disability Of their Roofing, will guarantea
and keep good, ~ their own expense, all roofs
covered by then, ~ me term of Ten yesrs.
Il HWOsf isfssasson ean 30 obtaiusd By uddYens-
Ing ~ svhsarikers thspnsh the fosssGlse, ~ 1y
calling on them 81 Mr.. Aoors's, essnsr Of - aAd
atfssts, whore specimens and tsstimoaisll
-. ts seen y - isfy the most sksptieAL
= s. So g. VAN EyIA.
Apr7s-otr c. 6WkAzKl.
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FRASEn Z McEv1TT,
III e r HANT TAIIO RS

Third-st., bet. Main and johnson UK.
WEsrs nsw receiving our Spring Stock, and
w wsuid respectfully call attention 70 the
same, - from our positlon ~ practical work linen,
we are enabled " sell the best oi goods st INV
figure.
We wish to inform those who from their siss
SHAPE, think they never were or cannot As 1ttsd
by lar, 10 give US trial, and we wlll xsaxap-
tee t, without alteration, or be ~ the losA VI the
material.
Gent ismsn furnishing their own cloth, can have
IL uaAda up into any style, tu = fashionabls and
work klAAailks manner, by sAliing at establish
meDt IApyI6.dyu
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r HAVE tkts dAy sefk cat MY entire stesh "
i tsss~ssis~ 10 III NJ. MiAas s~a j n. rssi, ~ ~
bsslnsss viii ksssstt4f ~ sess sytsA w Tebss y
fssaAis. ~hsm rvram m*sd ~ tks pakils eSan.
asas~ a. pYsdsst hassEsns MAn. VIGIL N&
Tst. ~, 'sfsfkN O. HnnDuU.
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save yOar Money!
NKV r shAT AND r n De NTO n r

Ne ~ oOOI AMI OhOE SVOhE,
No. 81 MAin-st., near OgJsns Bookstore, Keokuk.
u large assortment VI Beoss aud Shoes. Those
wsAisG hay will an IL fos their iatersst 70 cell
and examine goods, ~ shall ssll At prices TO
suit purchasers. Call and seems 4
jAnIDd j. J.6.KLMBALL4 L co. j
- TO CARGTAL1UTk.- -NN
WILL sstt " sews n hand, ,--pAr ~ the "Mes
ssnger" Traet,~-in the City ~ kstk uk, near Ire
Tell xatA md AatolaanG U. Wgktibsasne's LIT Ad.
diiion. Main street and Aha piAskroaJ both run
through this tract, EDWARD kILb0LHNE,
mohi7d AtAss Asht Co Oitiee.
IlUvfoN'n ks.asAf ifhlsry II Mas. tks 1loee'
- Asd VI Q~sArxgeAs, wisA Aiditiess lrosa us.
yisr, Lsespsds, And ether pssmlnsni nstarslists
fvs sals ny O0UKM, HHOWNELL AGO
apsSd
lxTtLLUW and tAHsy H.sks.s. : s1ls.ala ..s.rl
w s@atlast ssssissd by
sgfIld N. n. ABBOTT Aul
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DEAING 4 LOVE,
fSsecessors to A. L. Dsming Co..
OA0ko1s and DeAlSrs tn ExcAA - /,
Mssn &vsn, Ksokxk, IoSa.
DARTICuLAR attention given 90 Ooiisstions.
j Refer to
:. CLARK. Dodge 1 Co., New York;
Beebe 4 Co,
Adams Backinshana,
J. W. Clark Co., Boston;
Drexel 1 Co., PhiiadelphiA;
=. W. Clark = Co., q
Johnston, BrotkArs 4 Co., Baltimore;
r. ". Clark 1 Bros, St. Louis;
State Sssings Institution,
Bsnei.t Donnelly,
Nn. lIsrron Co., Pittsburgh;
Commercial Bank, Cincinnati;
n. C0rwith CO.. GaleaA;
Hsnoa Brother, Dubuque;
D. c. coovsrs. E4q., Cashier State Bank Of Ohio,
Zanesyille. fn7
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KEOKUk MAINE INsIWANCK 90 .
Capital, eSOO,OOO.
FTNHls Company 10 prepared 10 DO . Marine Insur
Ancs basiness. Cargo risks taken st customary
stss, andlhe usaalCash faci titles xtendsdto reg
uIAg sustomcrs.
Losssspromptly y adjusted.
Disxcroks;
A. Bridgman, G.E, Kilbourns,
4. II. Harrison, Geo. u. Snyth.
John Tenpiin, A. Il. Oeming,
>. =. Moody, IL. ID. Woodward,
&. ktlboarue, Jas. X. Cox.
VIC. .Rsntgsn.
A.BRIDaAAE, President.
1.B.5MYrd, ,yicsPresident.
Al. DEdiNd, Treasurer.
Wn.F ruRSER, Secretary.
Ofhce in anpis'sauilding Second street.
,An3idAw
N Insurance agency!
INSURANCE co, NO. 4, WALL STREET, NY,
Capital 81, 100000.
EQUITABLE
INSURANCE CO., OF LONDON,
CAriTAL u, sou. .00e-
HlDGEPOAT
FIRE REAMARINEINS.Co co, BRIDGEPORT, CONN,
CAPITAL $500 900.
WASHINGTON
UNION ms. CO., cLEvELAND,o.
CAPITAL $500, ,U00.
FRANKLIN
FIRE { MARINE ISs Co (, ,Fosp Du LAC, Wis.
CApiTAL $500 600.
DOLICIES issued in the above Campanies on the
J. safer classes Of risks only, at fair rates and
losses adj usted and promptly paid, at the Office
the Agency, on second street.
aprld WM. +. TURNER, Agent.
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This 10 Me Shortest and Qaickest Route to all
points North aad East.
- THROUGH EICKETs~Ua
Over hs iiss - all prime pal places, can be pro-
cured 81 RA,lroaA Iickot once, Main street, one
our iron the Billings House. stages will cailfor
pass . gszs;ia any part Of thscity, Free.
uHAHAM AGO.,
mchl7d propriet ors
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JEWELRY ATORE.
u. M, MANO,
CARPENTER AMI HTtITDYR

NfNE NkNNEHs AMI UNNLRNN.
ToHBiA0 dose to order, ard warranted ~ give
~ satssfAetioa. nAep iH frost VI Beatty = Pass.
dry between sth and 18th streets, keekst, tows.
aprAstdam
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Charles paYyous,
OANKEB.
EXCHANGE ON TIE PRINCIPAL CITIES
OF rHK
BOUGHT AND SOLD.
Abs, Ssib exchange on London, Berlin, Paris, |,
Lsipse, cassel, coiogne, Bremen, Frank
/ fort on the Maine, Stuttgart, HAAr
burgh and Zurich in kurops.
sspt Idly gro. PARSONS, Cashier.
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N. ~. 8aicks. M D..
So r 0EON DIN TIST,
Once on Sseond It. ,bstvsss Mais sAd ysh asoa
. KEOkLk, IOWA. saEs4t
|nR. H., In addition 20 the usual -
II nssbsas of iassrtisg artificial
HtestA. y 10 possession Of the sxcissivs ~1OLYYy
vight fer this city Of aousting the
"e1AtiauDss gan wssk J" ~ ssfvsssaily aAoissd
fss tbsir beAnty and clssnliness.
neis also nountingseeth on 0atta Psreha.
apr 10 dw1y
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a CANU.
TINS ssdsnigs~a, prppoSingtn foru co-part-
~ ssrship In the EnginrsriDG sud Survey ing bss
issss, e4er tAsir services to their friends sud eas
tonsrs in every department. Of their profsssion.
Having the original Aatd AetU nd plAts Of sur
ysys. they will lay out lots In any part u thsclay
lsxcspt within the old oily limits) aIso, new addi
bisus, town piats and country surveys, nesr re-
nots They viii AiDc ex1sst sts dsaft nsps And plans
Fn any required style, and uadertAks the Autograph
Ing q ths same. Being both tAexpsrisnsed Rsilrsad
Shg,neers, ,-sAsG having plsaty u asw and sups-
fisr iastrs9ssh,--tbey will sbs make Dseh nasy
earvsys, locations, estimAtes A for Raiiroads and
ether public works, supsssntsnd and measure ma
SonIx, bridging, earth hwosk, -. *l
Once on Sseond-st,. opposite The Athsasam.
EDWARD "A. FOX.
lanaA-d sfAfs@& j. W. OfLKY.
sae8 IA0aA0 = mAINEs, F =
ks oknk 1la0a09 ooA HeoO1tnw Mslf.
Cerxss ~ and DiAf Atp., nssv tAe xsskvk -
u psvtOss Notnss Asshesd DDSt s@s
n1Ak0kS In kumhsf - The soaGA, maA ufneeup-
~ sMaf Ussrs, 6Astssss, Bliads, 6ash. DsuY -
window fsenas, Mon aldings Of svsry stss aa1 pat
Pm, Flooring, WsashAr Dossding, Shelving, Man
-. 6asss Ptlsstsss, asd CAain Psnp esbl1s.-
ri.nsd aud matched Lushss sspnl - - inches IN
4 AlAsseAsssrtssst sstAs shsvs ssasa artistic
eoAstantly On AApd. a So
Plaaing and saving dons ~ ordsTeA shsrt notice
asssasonsble prices, and vsnAnssA ~ please.
psxtlcalarAttanti&n paid 20 Al Lag oxdersfss
4esns4odMNttseomp1s w.
q ksokuk July 3-dASsl@ - AA9sA
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Ue6cfhI freight AkSht, FhIIAdeI p hf0
HI LOMBAERT, sup't, Aitoons, Pa.
Jan +, l0AT.--dly
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25 niles...JhyOuGh IN 5 MoussI
RAILROAD LINE OF STAGES
zkES

FROM KEOKDK 10 RI YMOUTH.
A LINEof Daily Stages will leave Acokuk very
n mornipxt tSun4Ay xocp.sd) ~ y o'clock, ma.
king svrt c0aneefions With the afternoon train on
the Quincy and ChtcAEo
Formerly the Northern Crossl
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MiddleburV Female Seminary

The Fall Term commences on Thursday, Sept.
10th, and continues ten and o half weeks. Pu-
pills are not received for less than u full quarter,
except by particular arrangement with the Prin-
cipal.
Miss AGSEs GORDON, Principal and Precepttoss
Miss NJ. !. KNOWLES, Assistant Preccptress.
Miss F.. G. LAWRENCE, Teacher of Drawing and
Painting.
Mn. A. Borr, from Germany Teacher ofMusic.
Miss S. P. HARRIS, Teacher Of Singing and the
Guitar.
TUITION AND BOARD.
IMhon-1n Elementary English, 50 90; Higher
English, 81 so; Latin and English, So 90 Piano
$40 90 Guitar So 90 SingingsoO 90 Vocal Music
Glass. ] 90 Painting in Water Colors, s4 90 IN
Oil, $500; Drawing, 81 90; French, SO 90 Ger
man - 90.
An extra charge of as cents is made for fires
and sweeping.
Board In Seminary Boarding House, including
Room, Lights and Washing, s2b 90 per quarter
the young ladies finding their own towels and
lamps. Fuel is provided at cost.
Bills payable at the middle Of each quarter, and
no deduction Ia made for temporary absence.
AGNES GORDON.
Middlebury, Aug 20, 1887.
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The Doom OF OUR WoRLD.-What
this change is to be we dare not even
conjecture, but we see in the heavens
themselves some tracts Of destructive
elements, and some indications of their
power. The fragments Of broken plan.
ets-the descent of meteoric stones ups
on our Globe-the wheeling comets
welding their loose materials at the so-
lar furnaee-the volcanic eruptions of
our W satellite-the appearance of
new stars, and the disappearance of
others-are all for~eshaddows of that
impending CONFUSION to which the sys.
tenn Of the world is doomed. Thus pla-
ced upon a planet which is to be burn.
ed up, and under heavens which are to
pass away {; thus treading as it were
on the cemeteries and dwelling on the
meusoleums of former world's-let us
learn the lesson of humility and wisdom
If we have not already been taught it
il the school of revelation North
Brihh Review.
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A FAST WoMAN.-The ladies are
becoming dangerously perfect. We
really don't know why they shouldn't
',rise in rebellion" some day, and take
away the reins of government from us
masculines. There are now two la
dies stopping at Barrett, on Cape
Island, N. j., who are equal. to the
best of US on bowling and shooting.
One of them made twelve ten strikes
in succession, and two hundred and
eighty>seven points on her next game
lately.-The other one, in the mean
while, was shooting a pistol match with
two gentlemen from this city. She hit
the button six times in eight shots, at
ten PAGES, and the other two shots
came within seven-eights of an inch !
She then fred twenty-six shots at a
swinging block, two and a half inches
in diameter and struck fourteen times!
There would be no necessity for any
g~entleman's going into the field to set
tie this last lady's quarrels. ~. Y.
Mercury.
Thompson, of the Bank note re-
porter, announces his own failure 10
tho following words !:
Your humble servant has also sus-
pended, together with several other
houses in Wall stress. 1t is unneces,
sary for US to speculate upon the eau
ses that has forced this event upon US,
or predict the consequences. AS it
relates to ourselves and our creditors,
we can only say that we shall exert
ourselves to ave all from any ultimate
loss ; time being necessary to enable
US to liquidate all VI liabilities.
"A little girl died the other day at
48S Grand Street N. Y, under the fol.
lowing remarkable circumstances, AS
she was walking the room with a needle
in her hand she stumbled and fell, for.
cling the needle into her side, the point
striking her heart, On post norton
examination, it was found that at every
pulsation the needle had caused lac
GRAFTON.
The assets of the NJ. E. Book
concern at N. Y, as reported are
$s4s, 24444-liabilities S179, 232, 70.
Net capital. $470 ,091 ,74-aegregate
profit for the year just past, 1886, lat.
18-net profits, $15,O64,74.
FALL IN TEE PRICE OF SUGAR.
Sugars have fallen in price, at retail,
from three to four cents a pound in this
city during the present week. 1t is a
"sweet" time for customers.-Boston
Bee,
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a Coop SAMARITAN AT SEA.-In
December last a New York vessel called
the E. o., met a sinking English ship
10 mid>Atlantic called the John Gar
row-bore down upon her, and was
engaged the whole Of the night in
carrying off the crew, together with
the captains wife and child, in all
twenty.four, and placing them on board
the E. z. The Liverpool Board of
Trade empowered Mr.. J. S. Graves,
Chairman of the Shipowners' Associa-
ton, to present to Capt Hodges of the
L. o., an acknowledgment of the feel
ing entertained toward him for this
service, and also toward the owners of
Of the vessel who had refused to receive
any pecuniary remuneration for the
maintenance of the rescued people on
board their ship. To Capt. Hodges
was presented a telescope. manufac-
tured by a frst-class London maker,
with an appropriate inscription ; and
to the owners of the vessel the sum of
EGO. MI. Graves, in making the pre-
sentation, referred in proper terms to
the great vigilance on the part Of the
Government of the United States, in
r~swarding the masters of British ships
performing like honorable services
Capt Hodges also received a gold
medal from the New York Life Saving
Benevolent Association for the same
gallant act.
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"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLowEHs"-A Gov

balm OF A THOUSAND FLowERs"-A CouN-
rgRFRIT.-A person pretending to have been
partner With W. r. F~etridgein the above ar
ticle is palming off a spurious preparation on
the public. All are counterfeits unless the
name FETRIDGE & Co., is written on the
side and W. P. FETRIDGE & Co., printed on
the front of the label. The genuine article
is for sale by all respectable Druggists, who
frown down counterfeits and impostors.
WHIrE TEETH PgRrUMED BREATH AND BEAU
rIruL COMPLEXION can be acquired using
the Balm of o thousand Flowers" What
lady or gentleman would remain under the
curse ofa disagreeable breath, when by using
the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers would rem
der II sweet.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.


Prepared fro,a a prescription Of SirJ Clarke, N.
d., Physician Extraordinary 10 te Queen.
This invaluable Medicine is unfailing in
the cure Of all those painful and dangerous
direases to which the female constitution is
subject. 1t modcrates all excess, removes
all distractions, and a speedy cure may be
relied on.
To Married Ladies it Is peculiarly suited.
1t will, in a short time, bring on the month
ly period with regularity.
Each bottle, Price One Dollar, bears the
Government stamp Of Great Britain, TO pre-.
vent counterfeits.
CAurIoN-TAese Pills should aotb taken
by females dQrinE the FIRST THREE
MONTHS of ~Prsgaaney,as they are sure to
bring on Miscarriage, bat al say ether time
hey are safe.
In all cases Of Nervous and Spinal fec
tions, Pain in the Back, Fatigue Oh slight
exertion, Palpitation Of the Heart, Hyrter-
les, and Whites, these Pills will effect q cure
when all other means have failed, and al
though = powerful remedy, do not contain
iron, calomel, antimony, or any thing hurt
full to the constitution.
Full directions accompany each package.
Sole Agent for The United States and Cam
ada, JOB MOSES,
(Late l. c.. Baldwin b Coz
Rochester, N. Y.
N. B.-al, 90 and 9 postage stamps en-
closed to any authorized Agent, will insure q
bottle Of the Pills by return of mail. 10
For sale by W. p. Russell, Middlebury.
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BARRE ACADEMY.

The Fall Term begins August 81. The Board
OF Instruction consists of nine teachers.
a Teachers Glass will be formed early in the
term.
MI. CANT will organize three classes in vocal
singing.
Arrangements have been made to furnish Barre
Academy with a set of Minerals, embracing spe-
cimens from all the principal localities IN New
England, Northern New York and Canada East.
me Boar'ling- House has been leased by the
Principal and repaired.
Application for board should be made immedi-
ately. j.. S. SPAULDNG. PRINCIPAL.
Barre, July 80, 1857. l7:4w
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ADDISON COUNTY NJ
SCHOOL.

Rev. J. STEELE, Principal.
The Fall Term of this Institution will begin on
wednesday. Sept. I'd, under such arrangements
as promise favorably for future success. Compe-
tent Assistants will be provided in the several
branches usually taught in Academies. By ar
rangement with the Faculty of the College ,schol-
ars can enjoy the benefit Of Lectures and Expert
ments, which will greatly facilitate the study Of
Natural Philosophy, The Natural Sciences, and
Agricultural Chemistry. To the latter particular
attention will be given.
The Academic Year is divided into two parts
of 20 weeks each. There will be a vacation OF
two weeks at the end Of the first Term, and a re-
cess OF a few days near the middle of each Term.
TUITIoS-PER QUARTER.
For ordinary English Branches, 81 90
Latin, Greek and Higher English studies, 8 90
There are rooms in the Academy building for
the accommodation Of students, and board can be
had for sl,75 to $500 in families. Boarding in
clnbG the price may be reduced.
1eitf W. II. PARKER, Register.
Middlebury, Aug. 10, 1857.
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FARM FOR SALE.

A DESIRABLE FARM, situated one mile
n south Of New Haven Mills. and Ave miles
from Middlebury Village. Said farm contains
one hundred acres Of very fertile land, all in a
high state of cultivation. On the promises is a
house, two barns, sheds and other outbuildings,
all in good repair. Also a variety Of good Fruit
Trees, a good Sugar Orchard, &c. Fences all in
good repair. Any person DESTROYS Of purchasing
a small farm, will find thif an excellent opportu-
grain is not to be found in this county.
Also fifty acres Of Wood Land, situated two
miles from said farm. Those wishing to pur-
chase will please call and examine for themselve.
For terms and further particulars, apply to the
subscriber, or to Cyrus Eddy, on the premises.
+. d. THAYER,
Bristol, Aug. 10, 1867. is;4v
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

BLEEniNG At rms LuNGs CuREn.-Se eth W.
Rowle, Esq Dear Sir Having been attack.
rA with ~Ncmhotrage of the Lungs, which
ne with a troublesome cough and the
usual debility consequent upon such an Al
tack, and having cured myself by the use of
Uistat'S BaiSam of Wild Cherry, | feel il a
pleasure and a duty to testify to its merits.
My general faith in patent medicines is smal
hut for those who are suffering under pulmo-
tary attacks, | am persuaded that the Bal
sam is an cXc u mt preparation.
Yours, very truly, IONA r CHILDS,
Editor Chieopee Telegraph.
Chicopee, Mass, Feb. 20, 1854.
None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the
wrapper.
Sold by Agents every where.
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"MAdrC IMPRESSION PAPER."-The article
is indispensable to ladies for copying Pat
terms of Embroidery, Plans, Music &c, and
10 every one for writing, combining AS it
does the ease of the pencil with the perma-
hence of ink-also several copies can DO
made at one writing.
Handsomely put up, four sheets in a pack.
age-red blue, black and greenland mailed
post. paid for 26 cents. Send cash orders to
II. W. Pools, Halifax, Mass wholesale and
retail agent. 10
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-09-09

HoLLowAY's Pulls AND OrNTMENT-Guard
against ImpoStWre,-To do this, look well for
the water mark, Holloway, New York and
London, y which exists in every leaf of the
boob of directions enyeloping the medicines
This trade mark is manufactured in the pa
per itself, and is observable on being held
up to the light. Modification cannot ensue
where Holloway's Ointment is applied In time
to a wound, sore or ulcer. By preventing
inflammation, 1t prevents pain. For indigcs-
ton, liver complaint, and disorders OF the
bowels, the Pills are a sure remedy.
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A LOUDER CALL.
An Important Era in the Healing Art.
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CATARRH, L~ARYsGITIs, ASTHMA, Asp DIsHAsKs
OF THE THRoAr, Lungs AND HIATT, CURRp
WITHOUT PUTTING DhUGs INTO TINE STOMACH,
BY lsHALISs Cold INDICATED vApoAs
DE-. ASDRHw STONE. Physician to the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor Of the celebrated Pull
momster or Lung-Tstsr, and Editor of the IRpa
kds Oracle Is treating with astonishing success,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, LArynRitis,
Chronic Catarrh, liberated Throat, and Affse-
tions Of the Heart, with his new discovered sys-
wonderful discovery, made upon true scientific
principles the vapors are 20 composed as to dis.
solve tuberculsr matter In the lungs, and cause
it to be expeotorated it trsverses every air tube
and cell, and liberated cavern, causing them TO
heal, ~quieting the cough. s%lbduing the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chifls.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
of the throat and lungs, that has blishted the
fairest prospects OF youth aud Is now annually
casting the sable pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes rs
durable in my hands, under my system Of treat
ment as any other diseaees,-if adopted before the
vital stamina is too far depressed. The advan
tage OF this treatment Is such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find il convenient
TO come TO the institution, by writings full histo-
sex. Packages of the vspor with an inhaler for
their use. for a three months course, Is furnished
at s1b for one month $40.
Spacious and well furnished rooms and board
Is al all times furnished In the Institution, for
those coming from abroad for treatment.
A WORD OF SOLEMN ~ooSsCzxrIous ADvIcE TO
THOSE WHO WILL RRYLBCT.
1t is a solemn truth that over 100, 900 die in the
UniteH States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay! There cannot be
nm effect without its adequate cause. Thousands
of the young, Of both sexes, 60 down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian.
In view of the awful destruction Of human life,
caused by sexual diseases, such 90 Spematorr-
hea, Seminal weakness, the vice Of self-abuse
disease Of the kidneys, Spinal affection-prema-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
ception p~ractieed upon the community by base
pretenders, the directors Of the Troy Lung Insti-
tute have instructed their attending physician to
give advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted,
who apply by letter with q description Of their
condition, age, occupation, hsbits' life, &c. All
persons applicants can be sfiectually treated at
home.
Just published, q treatise on the early decay OF
the American Youth, SpermatonhRs, Seminal
weakness, the vice of self-abuse and other diseas.
es Of the sexual organs, which will be sent by
mail lin a sealed envelope,) tree Of charge on re-
ceipt Of two postage stanps for postage.
Address, post paid, DR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician 70 the LUSe INSTITUTE.
Icy, Ne. %, Filth Str, Troy, M Z