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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
BrsekIyn city Peiitics.

THK KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRACY ON THE BRITISH
OUrRA0ES.
Al the last meeting Of the Kings County Democratic Az
ISOLATION, held al their headquarters In Brookyn the fol
lowips resolutors were passed.
Resolved, That this association improves the present
opportunity 70 express s hearty condemnation OF the
ouHages V the American dag and national dignity
and that the rights OF citizens and the honor OF this
government require the most prompt and effective
measurestaken ~ ali haxArdsto repair these injuries
and provide such safeguards shall forever secure
American vsSes an immunity from such outragss In the
future.
Resolved, That We cordially endorse the prompstude
evnced by the national executive In the tAEen
arrest any further asgessons upon rights that
We have perfea confidence In the courage add patriotism
Of the Hon. Lewis Cass Secretary Of state who upyu all
has vindics,ed with The utmost nrmness the
hopor and integrity Of the and stripes thus
booed the spirit Of the democratic party, whose
and VIII be- "Ask nothing but what rght-subm init
70 nothing that IA wrong"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
The Over Pay menss In the Canal Street Cases.
TO TnE HprroR or rnH HERALD.

The facts In the case In which my s mentioned
In the report of the Committee Of the Common
Council were simply thcses-I had Z mortgage on the
property 24 Waller strces-for four thousand dollars
The security ample, and did wish The loan paid
OF but In consequence 81 ,he vidsning the street.
third OF the premises was cut OF and award
made 10 the NOR gasor for the third taken had notice
from the Street Commissoners Office that they we're pre-.
pared " pay and received the ~ardfour thousand
and twenty doisrs-which vas told was due aid NO.
lock the list bot received this award Of
The mogsgor and on The payment OF the interest due
fstened the lien the property. received no more
than was justly cue, and released my Cam pro
perry the whole of which originally worth about
nine thousand dollars, and the remainder noe worth
and will give FOR H. I've thousand dollars had no no.
uoe suspicion whatever OF any mistake in the award,
and no possible nducemept for svsiss myself Of the
alleged error, a. hsd ample security in what remained
Of the lot NOT only for the nine hundred dollars but for
more than the whole mortgage. j. q JONES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Tho United states practice ship PEBBLE, Commander
hos Craven, Al Norfolk went into commission the
Goth inst and sailed Ia the afternoon for Annapolis The
following all the OF her officers that have Gene
70 our knowledge Commander. Thomas r. Craven
Lieutenant, Monroe Passed Assistant Surgeon, Carter
rurser Howard - Graves gunner. me Pretle has q
crew Of fifty one meu, al told
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Iubr Singh, Teundar OF Gcpaul kheir. and
Chunceel Zemndar Of horaou (3aisv~rah)
henoeorward The sole hereditary pr,prieers II the
lands which they held when Dude came under British
be imposed upon them and that these loyal men will be
further rewarded IN such AMI such extent A.
upon Consideration Of their merits and their position, the
propor,ionae q reward and honor sccordug
10 their deserts win be conferred upon whose
favor like claims may be essblshed 10 the sssscion Of
TIE Governor General further prosms the pcopleof
Dude thai. With the above mentoned etoetions The pro-
pretary right IN the sol Of the provn n coudscsied 10
the Brith government rhch will dc Of that right In
such manner az u may seem nt.ng
To those oosdsrs chiefs and lspdo iers, with their
followers who shall make mmeiA's aub mission 10 she
Chief Of Dude surrendefLg their arms and
promises n s. her i've, and honor shall 10 sa
provided that their bands are unstsned with English
blood murdsrously shed.
extended 10 them and the condition which tbey may
hereafter be placed, they throw thernse UPON
the justice and mercy OF the British government
RIO those smoDe them who shall promptly cone for
ward and give 70 The Chief Commissioners their support
in the restraton Of peace and order this indulgence will
be laTge and the Governor General will be ready
literally the claims which they NAV thus acquire 10
restitution Of their former rights
As participation IN the murder ~ Epgsbmen and Eng
hsh women will exclude those who are guilty OF from
all mercy will these who have projected English lives
be specially entitled N consideration sni euency
Of India, q. ,. EDNoEsrOSE
Secretary to the Government Of India
luAHsRsn, March 10. 1855.
LORD FIIEyBOROUGHS LETTER
THF sEcsEr COMMITTEES OF rHE coUEr or DtsscrORs
OF rHE EAST INDIA OOHrANY TO rHs GOvsNNOR
GENERAL OF INDIA N COUNCIL
c,r letter az the can Of March, 1855 vii nave ps
vou in preseason q general views with respect " toe
resen, Of the people m the event Of The evLcuacn Of
on me l2,h ms, 9e received from 20, coy % ve
letter lated The 81 Of garch Addressed 81 your sccrctsry
y lc secretary Of tue Casf Commissioner Dude shch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24

Mountains wsuh probably ore this have been fully en-
pssreS, md much Of settled at the very tina the
fighting took place the bishop of LAhi City bis
way 70 strengthen the colony with considerable
reinforoements The bhhop got timely notice
from some quarter, and returned; but tho express
sent after him was bst In the mountains for
three weeks. Tho three last men came up with
band Of YAmpa Ubes who gave them all the bread they
had and set them on the right trail they Loss
again and continued 70 wander until they ooy
cog and one horse they Also up the leather OF tnac
saddles and the soles Of their moccasins When they
struck The Provo rlver they started up and follow
% iah cay IN the evening they held prayer meet
ing, after which they laid down 70 rest and all three
Dreamed 70 says the Morm,n historian that they 70
turn shout and 60 dom stream in the course o.
the next Gay brought them TO where they could discover
tbeF whereabouts.
was nteoded TO carry out the mission the foil wing
spring with greater number Of elders, but from
circumstance was delayed till another period. The
success al elders in 1865 had nevertheless been there
long enough 70 ASCERTAIN the Of country and
he capacity for supporting population, which
has In all likelihood caused to be selected tho
OCCASION a. . temporary refuge.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-05-24
The MoRMoNs AND THE WHITE RIVER
MOUNTAINS.

by themselves reported 70 be upwards Of two hundred
miles from Great Salt lake City, n . southeast direction
In the spring Of 1855 Emission" sent there 10 visit
the Indians explore the country and form settlement
The Indians received the elders arss In very friendly
manner but before they had been long there The breh
rem" spprehended rcscbery and feared that Red skin
was not 30 satisfied with bis neIghbors. The chiefs
con- q young man under twenty years Of age, became
very friendly appearance, extremely So living almost
constantly with the elders night a well day They
gave him present Of good rifle and other tokens Of
their appreciation Of his friendship and things on
smoothly. The young Indian traded with one OF the
young hormons, and their horses changed owners.
whether the Mormon keen in business In the est
nation Of the Indian IA unknown but the latter
showed signs OF Dissatisfaction. The Deseret Nsws gives
the following account Of ths breaking up Of the
through this circumstance, which not little interesting
a. glimpse at incidents Of mountain nfe;--
ON sunday, september %, Utah Indian asked James
short distance TO horse tina. Hunt had bough OF
him. They statted-tbe Indian horseback and Hunt
on tootend when about mile from the fort the Indian
directed Hunts attention 10 the cattle little way or
from the horses and, while he turned shot him IN
The back The ba ranging down dssonally and lodging
In the thigh. one OF the herdemen close by etartod 10
give the alarm and the other drove tho herd 20 the
fort In short time several Of the bretbreD went 70
bring In Hunt, and when about half way back the In
danr fred upon them, wounding President NJ gIgnes
in the oredugcr Of the right hand Three or four OF the
phy zen teW PAGES IN tne rear, md BY occasionally
firing upon the pursuers they all Succeeded reaching
the fort without further ioss injury Brother YIun lin
gcred about thnteen hours and died Within Al hOurand
half after their return some Indians the bu. near by
told the in the fort that They would kill the two
who had previously gone ont and then returning
and Immediately rCi seven rounds, killing, they After
wards stated, brothers william Behone and Edward
Edwards the trO who we're OLA During the the
Isns burned The hay ard turned on the that SUP
Piled the fort. a. Daylight on the NEXT morning the
indians began TO gather round In great numbers and
there beirg prospect OF speedy reconciliation the
remaining thirteen brethren, BY the advice of few
indians who we're still friendly, took their horses and
started for Manbi leaving their enemies quarreng over
me cattle ana The spos in the fort
But for this at rs trivial crcums ance the White River
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
GaIena and Chicago Union r. K

CUnAKa ARRANGEM ENT-On and after We'd
- nesday, June l7tn, 1857, passenger trains ~,in
leave well- street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Free.ort, Gsens, Dunieith and 81. Paul.
Passenger and Nail. ..................ls:l6A
Passenger. ~ W
Passenger, Emgrant and ID class train. IL: Is n
CHICAGO, PULTON AND IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Futon and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. ..............-.....sS 50 a y
DO do ...s:lb y
Dekalb Passenger. ....i:Ss ii
BELoiT AND MADISON BRANCH
FOR b 'oit, GAINESVILLE and Madison.
FOX RIVER ,LEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmond.
Two through trains vii leave Central Depot. foot
Of Lake street as follows.
FOR GALENA. DUNIEITH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted 1900 NJ S:a5 NJ
knnabling PASSENGERS to make close connection
With the n ichig. Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALRNA h CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave FTerporf 1870 A n, arrive In Chicago 4:45
Leave Freeport $40 NJ, arrive in Chicago $3.50 81
CHICAGO FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A NJ. arrive IN Ch.caso Ai5FN
do do JPN, do DO ii9AA
leave DeK alb a NJ, arrive ia Chicago 9;z9 An
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footvilie 10, n, arrive In Chi,s ago 4;45
Leave Footville sSo N, arrive In Chicago 3;35 NJ
Leave beioit oSo 4. arrive III Chicago l;io n
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Eign at 9;l9A n, arrive In Chicago 1910 A
Leave Elgin at z;25 u, arrive In chicago has
Passengers for all points on the g b L II r, In
Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take tue trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines diverging frgm Chicago
Through ticx-ts can be b ught at the following on
ces; II J Spaulding's corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; PFWAC Il Il Ticket Office 50 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at The Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
P. HALL. euperin,e ndent.
W. A. TRIAL, General Ticket Agent. [Oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

r~0R n Louis. ALTON, LEAvKNwORTHC CITY
ID Kansas City, 70 re Haute, Evansville, vincennes
Peoria, Decatur, spIiDgassd; se1asonv.lle, Naples
aod s points thu lover Mississippi.
Trans viii leave the Great Central Depot foot o..
south water and Lake streets, q follows
Peoria, d. l. ,uis, Cincinnati and Cars Express q
600 NJ fS1ndays excepted
Peoria, 81 Louis AMI ceiro Express At s,45 ? \
(sundsys excepted
without change Of carr and the most 10
Springfeid, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for semphis, yicksbuYgh New Or.
leans Ac the route VIA airo Is the only direct, and
rs twenty four hours in advance u any other
CONNECTING
AT GmmAN-with Peoria L Oqua~ka r R for Pc
oris Gaiescurg aud fowls upon main line Of ILLINOIS
Gent = h.
AT ToLoso-with trains Of the Great Western r
east tor Danville and Lafayette; west for SPRING
Geld Jacs sonvile and Naples and towns on the Ii.
ooi- River.
TMArrooS-wiih trains on the Terre Hauts Al.
ton ST LOUIS B. going east to TeYre Haut. India
napolis Evansville ana Crswfordsvil.e: vest for Al.
TN and St Louis.
AT ODIs AND sANDovAL-with trains On the Ohio
4 Mississippi b, east for towns upon It's line !;
wet for St LOUIS and Alton
ATST. LouIs-with Pacific n and steamer. for
Kansas and Nebraska and AL points ON the Missouri
River.
AT CArRo-with steamers for Memphif Natehez
New Nriesns and al points on the Mississippi river.
Por Gslena Duniet' Dubuque and 81 Pau trains
leave via Galena Chicago Union RR
AT 10 O'Clock A NJ and . - PM
Connecting At Duntrith with a daily line Of FIRST
Class Passenger steamers for Prailie uu Chen Il
Csosse wln,rs Hastings Hunsoh Pre- scott and 81
Paul. Aloo. connecting .. dubuque With the d.
BUQUE X PACIFIC u for Dyersvule Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &C.
For Bloomington la Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chicago b Burlington RI
At9.45 A " snc 500 Pm
Making direct co1n. ctioLs a. Msndota with trains on
n OF al all he
THROUGH TICKkTS
Can be obtained at the Office Of the Michigan Cent
Il opposite fremont Huus corner Lake anu d. ar.
born streets; At the flee of the Pitt turgh r,
Wayne & Chicago r opposite fremont House and
at the OH x Of the company in the Great Central De-
pot foot Of south Wafer and Lake stre,ts.
JAS. q. CLARKE,
W. JOHNSON, Master TRANSFORMATION
Il neral Ticket Agent. SILAS BENT
JAnl6dtf Supt Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
Chicago. st. Paul l. Fonda Lac R'd

For st, Paul and the North West-via Janesvle
Madison and Prairie du Cnisn Through to Pr al
re du CHEN in 10 hours without change Of cars.
Fare .. low as by any other routr.
ON and altar Monday, August }, 1857, Trains viii
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
kiExie streets daily (Sundays excepteL) for Belot
Janesyille Madison Prairie du Cht,n and points In
Western wisconsin No thern Iowa and M,nne so, 4
and ST. Paul
1900 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Emigrsn,
Tram,
900 A. M. DAY Express, Stopping only for wood
An watet, making all connexions
arrives 1t Beloit $3.50 NJ Janesvllle
1901 NJ Madison 20 p N and Prairie
du Chen at = l6 If connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse mona
Wab.shaw Redwng Hastings Prescott
Hudson saltwater and ali points to ST
Paul and st Anthony.
800 T.. NJ. Night Express arrives at Jn.-sv!lle
IL IS NJ, Madison so A NJ; Prairie
du Chien I 4 NJ; connecting with Il. n
mers for 81 Paul and all peiuts III.
Mississ ppi river ard with Stages for
the Interior.
All trains make Beloit INJECTIONS.
70 Travellers rave 10 miles acd 10 houra time by
taxing this route.
Expire :. Freight and Rmigraat Trains leave Chica-
60 at 30 p M daily
Thr ,ugh Tickets to oil the above points for sale
Spsild ng's General Ticket once. corner Dearborn
and Lake streets. 4 Erie X Il Office Al Dea rboTn
street at Pittsburgh Fl wayne l. Chicago Office
80 dearborn street at Michigan Southern Ticket or.
ice under Tremgnt House ard 1t the Chicago Sta
ton corner Water aud Kinze street,, West side.
S,F. JOHNSON,
superinte ndent.
GDD. L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jan1G,f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
81. Louis, Alton 4 thicago 4. Il.
AIR LINE ROUTE.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
Chicago to 81. Louis via st Louis, Alton b Chicaso
~ u, oil the way BY Railroad.
CARRYING TIE GREAT AMERICAN AND Q. 9. NAILS.
The only direct ard reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any o.ner
route.
Trains leave depo. OF Michigan Southern and Rock
Island X, corner OF Van Buren, and Sherman sts.
st Louis Day Express-l0;3O A M-Daily, (,undays
excepted) arrive at 81. Louis 1850 evening.
St. Louis Nigh, Express-iU,3 80 PA-Daily, arrive
at St Louis 1880 next morning.
Day Espress-6,O0 AN-Daily, arrive 81 Chicago
6;l0PsT.
Night Express-2;45 M-Daily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago TO It. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Blooming ton, Sprlnsneld,
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and Sll points ON the
Mississippi, Missouri Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nessee Rivers, by taking the abovr Will be sure
Of making connections and arriving In st Louis on
advertised time avoiding the vexacious delays Of the
crcuitous route via LaSAle Pc ria Illinois river,
swing tweL -four hours time being 81 miles less
distance TO Bloomington. IS less to Springfield, u
less to st. Louis and ID less to Peoria
THAN By ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta
Wa, Laeaile, Rock Island and Central Iva
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Waynesvilie and Decatur, aud with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Peoria Junction with Peoria Oluawks.. r r
for walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Brm-
held, HAYWOOD, Knoxville. Gaesburg, Monmouth
and Burlington.
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville. Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Qui2cy and Ksokuk, the most expeditions and reia-
be route to all portions OF N Missouri.
At st Louis with Daily First Class St -amers for
New Ore ADS and intermediate ,ints On the Lower
Mississippi aud with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and ali points On the MssonTi
TenDesse Cumberland and Arkans S Rivers.
Through Tickets can be procured TO all Eastern
Railroad Ofces-st the Compsoy's Offices. - Dear.
born street. opposite the fremont House, and 1t the
Michigan Southern aud Rock Dspots, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsible" Baggage Men " i'll be at the Depots to
oil the varions lines coming into the city to check
baggage through TO any Joint desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling, Oen'l Agent. Chicago. Loc20Mf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
Chicago burlington Il Quincy r. r
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
THhanse of time, August 18th, ls57-On and sitter
AAugust 18th, 1851. PASSENGER trains viii leave the
Cent raj depot, foot Of south Water street, daily
s;l5 M-Dsy express-Sundays excepted, arrivins
at Aenda.o ZIG; GAirspurs 3;I:; Burlington 7;l3
aud Quincy l0;39Px.
s;a6 Might Kxpress-3stE rdays excepted, ar
irving at Mendoza IT $3.50, GSes.urg $40, Barllpg.
ton go and Quincy st 1850 III.
AS y, Sundays excepted. Accommodation FOL
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Aendato with Illinois Central railroad north for
Amboy Dixon, Freeport, GalenR and Dunleith; and
south for LaSalle, TOnics, Winona, Bloomington, De-
catur, St. Louis, Cairo sc.
At Bu, lingio on with Burlington Hsss sippi all.
road for Mt Pleasant, Fairfield, Ottumwa Oskslooss
Charlton, Fort DesAoires, Fort Dodge, CoUnci
Bluffs Sioux City and all portions OF Kansas and
At Quincy with the spenfid steamers Of the 81.
Louis aud K"okuk Packet c., for Keokuk Hannibal
Alton 81 Louis &C; and Win post coaches for Pal
myrs. St Joseph and all parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage will be at oil the railroad
depots ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey beg
gage 70 the depot frte OF ctarRe.
Tickst may be had at the depot and at the Mich.
gan Central railroad once, corner Of Lake and
CO. HAMMOND. General superintendent.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Ticket Agent. loctl7df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
Milwaukee and WatertOwn Il h
WINTER ARRANGEMENT

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm and after Monday November 25th, Passenger
" Trains Oh this Road will run az follows:
Piret train leaves WAtertown ut Ole A NJ arriving
in WAtertswn At 8 An. Second Train leaves Wa
tertown 225 N, arriving At Watertown AT $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee At S;l6 A n arriving
at watertown at ll;l9AM. Second train leaves Mil
wsukee at 6;25 NJ arriving at Watertown at $40 N
CONNRCTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to Chicago; thsnce via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland and krie, and
Ntw York and Erie to New York city; thence via
steamer c Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rock to Boston
also connecting at Chicago with Michigan Central.
Great Western, Can,da, New York Central to New
York city thence via New York and New Haven
CONNECTlNG-GOING WEST.
At Watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Centre, Wsupun Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake.
Portr ge iy Portland Waterloo, Hanchetville, Sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otsego, WyocenA, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave WATERFOWL at 300 n, and Milwaukee
r. w. FOWLER, Gene al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. Is, 1857 octl7dr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10
A RETIRED PHYSICIAN Is YEARS OF AGE

RETIRED PHYSICIAN Is YEARS or AGE,
/nsving lost bis Father, two Brothers, Daughter,
I Son-tn-law, kephews and Neces, by that dresd-
ful disease, Consunpti0n, and suffering with .
Cough HIMSELF determine to visit the East Indies,
Egypt and japan, where he discovered a Preventive
and certain cure for Colds, Coughs Bronchitis, toa-
sumption, Nervous Debility ard Asthma Ris
cough Vas mne,Stel, cured he returned, cured his
Ret0firss who Inherited the disease and In conncc
ton with his Son have emp Dyed It In their practice,
curing thousands Of considered hopeless by 9TH
ers. For the purpose rescning many Of his I.
feTing fellow beings n possible, he Is sending the
recipe to all no wish il Tor 10 cents; OF II topey
the postage. and the BALANCE pristing. Adj !
dress Drs HEATH, No. 10l, Spring Street, oppo- +
site st Nicho rs Hotel, New York.
Dec26d&wluo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-10

! !
n il soeun fact that on hun "
drei thousand aie annually In the
Intel States Wssh consumption r n&ztE -
usresmus or premsture decay. -, $685.
There cannot be effect with
out ID, quate cause.
In viz OF The awful destruc- EY#1H
ton Of human life and health by a AEsA8
maarasmus premature ex- - sol1SHr =
hsustion and decay Of the nsrv- 50
systen-aervous debility, ZnHRa -
caused by sexual diseases, ruch
q. the vice. ~ Self Abuse semi ---'----&D
mai Weakness, Spermsttorr hea, 6ieet Impotence,
I~ucorrh1s and Ster.iity. and Organic Diseases OF
the idneys and Ia view OF The dec~rfions which
pr ac, ed ufun the unfortunate victims Of suoh dis
eases BY Quscss and base pretendeis, DR.. HubbeH
vI s,ye medical advice Gratis to eli patients thus
anicted male or female, who may Apply by letter or
DER sonsIiy. Nth description Of their case ~ TO
true reliable means OF cure. Ard be proposes ~
the unfortunate and Of extreme power.
~ and suffering, for sum that will only compensate
the Of meficine
abuse OF sexual functous-vhetherm maj reh or sir,-
gle, male fenale-Doctor Hubbeil may be consult.
Cd privately and secretly what the dsesse
may be, he viii furnish them with dei,go'fui and
pleasant remed e. ha Will strengthen the whole ner-
vons syspm-and at, 90, ~ remed,es that never
d. the slightest iniGry, under any Giro nmstsnces
To rms LADis- - alice troubled with Irregular
ties, wcssness aud other complains peculiar 10 the
female system, VIII nod speedy BY calling A.
aDove.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, Hubbeli, d, boz 1855 O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private ofnoe, No S. Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
Bebldtt
SPECIAL Nl1ICE -HIoaLy IMPORTANT TO
FEMALES. All tho>e vho.e aesiih will not admit II
coming mothers, and wishing quiet acoomm dA
lions u1t r'st red, and NJ to III. services
one 81 the m st fenced PHI sicisns IN the INIT d
States, VIII Please address P. o. Box 1855, Chicago
H. mhTZ6i