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lhr a"iui GrN'ructIun 81 human lie raus.t ly SCI,
20. an TEE Perceptions pracli>ra pom tie
unfortunate victims 90 such aisra>.s ty CrarE,
several y~ats AZ CIT,g'rs their Cpb>u.tiug Sur-
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description ui her c"utitinn (agr, occupation
tshu~ "i lite 81 y ana ~ cas~s ut .tt.n. ~
tfiy. 20 FURNISH MEDICINES FREE OF
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The Directors - he Assoc iaiion, in their Aunu.
h.P''' upon me treatment ct Sexual Diseases
,'f me year eniinS January ~, 1858 express the
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attended The I~"1r. OF enc ',rn~n. ing Strg.o IN
The cntr % sPEHMATORRgIEA SEHI\ At.
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coveted aHrrs he last wear are at grrstvafu.
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Pa b. order u' th~ ptrs.fnr.
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Gro F.fu.Hru Secretary
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CERTIFICATES

Oct = -iy tarf.-sirV, V.
CERTIFICATES
tHsstrsFo~~. Va. Naagp. 1853
N~'sr' Rrbr = Dsyi.-t have .r. of yrur
Wa'hi1g Machine 20 %, 10 nv fanny. ar- mi
Do tY answer he purY0er armrarft have. med
s'yrrs. I'D. rrGt zf5a. "a, wasairg N..LI9,.ar5
r'laHri % ever g,i'tfg zoe iu auswcr he pur.
r.s- .a. ha1 you're has removed every f,fseuIty
"'.ai.s ,.eat.us, dong ne a.fs quiesy aud
'rn1"ui v - Goo soap - aut A. I lsst. GOOD
a.r.1H.s'f hem uH-r.v-f hey are tIt-d conf.
tri.y Zee mm-n' BEN 'H ibe lutI~
EN- AIsQrITH
Having Meet fh- ,GH srt o-H,r us,hifr ma.
rhi0.s si.fanr fufirg ur. afstsr M. r1,fI,s
sa'isiar'sif.V.i vs. o. fu-rt Oh. rnffaase one
masaiseinr. lg HuHr q Dsvis srf God o. FAR
'Dff''.f i every respect tp any have eve, se,n.
ar. have ~ rr-..au-g ia ~. sums,ttrv ., 10 IN.
pub.ir a. admirably afsp,,f Dr. M. ru,ro.. -
rhsH'rs anf cleaning ..trs you'd not ~
ara-n. enc iHf aug coos tsrartHn
u r,a., E Be-. l ,,,. JAS Il WEIGH
Nss.f.. u DR. = p.vi, -G.rgsmsn Your
washing Ms-hr0s rs preferred fy nv family all
afr much T.rs.r' uti %. I, rIvss r.sst .a.isfac.
TOO. Os- hing Z sorr ne e.1,b., come b.
irrrsi IN He middle ri isr rsss tns.,af a. 81.
tay nigH' Hr Ss.urtar The frafr w.n.srisp~r.
isruy r'ssef uihr Y.urs Reply.
JtNF- " BROWN
Having Juf.t asst .rr .f @ hrs Dags. Ws.t-
bog Me-. .ars GOD having g,r,H i-s .sff frisI
Teen Va.
chloe Of lH- sIhr I ~. ever ts-f auf fs..m.
mend BE- 'H he rutiie a. such
DAVID HOWELL
w r5-s-r''v r--.f. frs.s s ftvs assf ir cor
iamtirs Nss.-s Roar 4 pfv., Wssh.fg Va
chloe sol Gao ferH rn0isnf ffsn r. .B- rHt.is
lr tHe sHnr ssvrf ans ta Ira Goa. ~ rt r.r v.rs
done Hs believe tasf iH.g have ra s4.aI snH rr
w.aIa rrt b. wifh.uI one ... .,. .H.. vs|ur
e. % STEWART
VIZ rRNnuiL
T'EAS Nee Yors G-,sn srf B.s.s i,.-4s
rs'ss. vsrF sup~fior. 90 sarry
oD W EHY
fl LERJNg AN Wf'EERJL 90 s.I- ~
4 co. W EBY
RONNETS 4ND ETBBONs % be r,,,sst
- s't.ss " CRANER
y ~ cOOpS Lsrt.. brsss sosds 90 I'll
a. sttf llff received ~
Orf W CpANEp
uEaT orTrERs snl s.ussF, FHI.,. Ja.
VI feseir,f hf W EHY
IIp~fEt fEH~ y ,slsrh Hr.srs ~ ~ core
III 60 Dfsrrpsis ia.igss.ioo. sat Cos,iseness 20,
see tr fte Ar-rts
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WASHING MACHINES

'I'lh unt'fsIs0r' having rprrha,ra he PAieu,
90 RotR & DAVIS Waning Machine Ef
ITi r''H COUNTY. are uuw Engaged M MAMMA.
lntnF SrH VI b. able ~ l-w hav, 90 supply = 10
inose ~ want AtFress
JOHNSON 4 STEPHENS
Oct = = -;y f-,r...,,',. u
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New Picture Gallery.
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CITY MILLS.

CITY MILLS.
7 RESPECTFCLLN inform DE Farmers arI
L The public rrrefaI.r. I.H' haze isr. 20 fs-
above AuLs an am pirrsrei tod. a.. Kinds q
GRINDING al he shortest a.ice ard Boo tie Co..
mannrf
GROTND PLASTER rorUar'.y ~ hard a.
the IoNcst rftr~s tof~ Nv s.rrIer stt,n.t.r 30
business aGd desire tv A.ruu.m.ffrs i.r su.Ir.
! may rscrtg- raj pa .ruusg-
Oct 10, less Jim. LEWIS CASTLE
NOTICE.
I'liE 20 Tarfr@rsh fr frfsf.'H~ rvi.rirr frtg.rsl
Il STAHlINAN 4 MARTIN
~as dissolved % ne - rsv az -.-uiH-r f.s' .g
m1iuai ,.ESCn'. T." t-silfrs 20. ..r bob Hl.I be
'etlied ~ y. sjsrEmau
NATHL sTAETZNAN.
WILLIAM a. NARTIN.
Midtl~way. OF q 81
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE oumh-f ~ T4LTtRLE SER.
~ TANT'S iu.'u'irr N.a W m,r H,,
ara Girls. a'i besiibv aHt coupe. rt.sr.4..s
--EsTrt or Pfiva'r Sale. as. u t.f .r .... 20.
usdsis. uf pslsous rishinE o." sr..u.a.s tr4I#l
TINS OFFICE
oef 70 -
Doors ANp SHOES Ia r.. O. .t....
> and H.y.s ..fs Hr# Shoes A.. r. #.... aH.
prior auise %. y I'D, Or scfraHts. E.ffl ar#
o., it JOHN r Hourr
HATS AND cars Six. cs.sims,- aa.
i i sionch "" aaa Csgs oi svsiy sy.e suf
Gel a. JouN l. HoorF
CADDLERy -Csusr. R..ffrs. wsr.r car.
- riaFs sad Ri'tnr Wh,rs- b., st.rhF
Oe' . ION T. moore
I IQroRS old Rys wtisssy. Brsaay. sat
- Rom iof ssis ~
De- " John UODFF
EEOCERTEs a isrr- aaI -s1srs ss..f'
~ mrnt IL Gfusrfiss. JOE ss.- ff
Oer 70 JOHN l. HOOEF
Groceries.
AN Hov receiving rsorrsi surr'v ~ Nssh
II chut-- Gror~sirs Pufrhasfrs wtI. IH ueIi TO-
sEss'iss NJ sip.E before psfchss.sE e'srvhe,-
oe'7 wARREN fRY
CLOTHS Cs,.imsr,, sad v,,.irf. Hs.,s
- CO. q, all dsfs 4 " CRANER
hpNNELLs Canuha siar@r Wa fne
- Tcai~ 10, .si~ ~ &. q BELLER 500.
H~rieutsy 80 49,
ADfEg GAITER BOOTS tVp SHOES
IL OcL7 A W. CRANER
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Grlnd Stones.

w g. have Iusl received two IN R-r,a Grind
w Srunr-. THE bcst stones y-r #fsrrv.rt4
RIDDLE s BRO.
Nariusturr. Aug 10 -
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l RAVE ihi. tsT dispose u NV ir.---v. a 80.
hfm t'Csmph-. % 4 Cook fu Nj r. N Camp.
t~I' VI Nil runitnu- ~. b1slr-,. iu ~ u.n
name. hope ihst those vhh have heretofore dsa, %
-" -, al continue tn -IfVru tbru patlynAg- ru
Mr. Campbell a. vii. am conn ,rt ar.ppn
maud complete assortment 81 Dfus, a.. rvcrv.
iainr p-rfsining 10 ih- ta,in-..
Ans p y r COOKE
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Brilliant Schemes for Oct =,
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- sfaPn under m" Sup-rin'.nf~re. n,
'~'h'n '''"nrfs sppuiur-' p, ~. Gov.,,,,
GREGORY Is MATRY N,,,o,,,
uiNGTON mr. tu.BC
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A e \ r D.
'TlIE ntrr.'cnet hsvtnr purehs,et ir. int---.'
90 ~ 4 Cooke w. ib- Dor n
= atiisa- meat II Camut~IA Cl,t-
- 'nstrstcSr. respectfully auuann- ~
So 90 he Pattc ihst he Nili uErr
Sh",g- art select assortment ct DSps>.
PAINTS OILS 49, pNESTUFFS
agcib"r vl.H FANCY ARTICLES. a. o. -
N't' a. .ius1 - b. sng upon scc.maosta iug
l-'"s. Ih~uk'ul tor The psit,nsgs heretofore 81.
fenced. h. $3.50 Continuance 81 The ssm~
fh's'oisus' PRESCRIPTIONS cym poun,cd a.
me 'hof'rs rntiCr ,t'hsr ~ t.F 80 u,rhr
sep .. - r. "a CAMPBELL
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OBITUARY.

Died in Perry n. Y, the S insatnt, Elizabeth R.
daughter OF >. p. BullaTd, aged 81.
riur and fragile Lizzie, and early, while yet
Joy shone IN her eye, aud her heart full OF hope the
uestroy er came In gentle garbs. He brought rapid
disease 10 bear her quickly from sight but day by day
ire 10 her eye
FIRM IN principle, conscientious in daty she
uoos In resolving, determined in executing. Amable in
chArActer srcng IN her hment her friends, she
them to her by ties of friendship which, that
she IS gone, draw US nearer Heaven.
Ine glory OF tie home above shone in upon her SOU
ana In aPiurous strains she spoke of peary gates
so soon 10 open for her Her words and tender
appeals will linger long in loving hearts.
There Is vacant place in that household that no time
can NIL. Tender re around her, waic uful love
eheerSd her through all the weary days disease had
bronght but the care is al end-she il no more
the love Is purified by chaslenngor the beloved sister
the dolized daughter, IS an angel now.
child is gone, and hencefoTth a parents heart will
hold her memory the and the hest sister
gone and The home will lonely joy will be no more
JOY without her sharing and will be douby
friend Is gone OF earths ties snapped asundeT
and from the world above a spirit beckons Us TO come
Closed the eyes that smiled upon us-huShed
that music 10
Bun in the bitter cup JOY is mingled that the beloved
met death so joyfully. He skiing OF teTror "
to her, but the welcome messenger sent by the Father
Calmly dies departing day, sisters soul
10 rest; for 81 He giveth His beloved sleep"
Perry, March 20, 1889.
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THE N0RTH-AME RICkN REVlW.
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~" CINCINNATI, OHIO, July I, 1857.
GENTLEMEN: Having used and witnessed the beneficial
effects Of Perry Davis's Pain Killer take great pleasure
in recommending j, To the public the very best family
medicine with which am acquainted In this establish
ment are employed nearly one hundred persons and
your Pain Killer has been used with the
results For four years, single of ehorc.
summer complaint dysentery, but has yielded like
magic TO the curative powers Of the Killer and for
cuts bruises &C. IL 10 In almost daily use and with like
good effects. JOHN TANNER,
Foreman Of wnghisons Cos Printing Establishment
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The sale of that remarkable and truly valua
BILE preparation, Perry Davis's Pain Killer, is
constantly and rapidly increasing. During the
past year, the demand for this great remedy
has been altogether unprecedented. Scarcely
week passes by, during which we do not hear
of some remarkable cure having been perform
ed, within the circle of our acquaintance, by
the use of the Pain Killer.-Proc Gen. i'd
pertiser. 6
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Night Coughs.-For Asthmatic, Consump-
tive, and Chronic Coughs, which are always
more or less troublesome at night, uniting
persons for their daily occupations, and under
mining the constitution, great relief will be ex-
perienced by taking at bedtime one or two of
4" BroOn's Bronchial 7roches," or Cough Loz
epges, which will insure ease and comfortable
rest. Some, who have been long sufferers, say
they could not live without them. 6
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70 THE REPUBLICANS THROUGHOUT
THE UNITED STATES.
The Battle for Freedom not yet Won.
A WORK OF PERMANENT VALUE.
REPUBLICAN CAMPAIGN DoCuMKNTs-Is6s.
In one vol svO 500 pages Cloth Price 81 postage fire.


HAVING received, since the close OF the Campaign,
numerous requests for complete SETS OF the Speeches
and Documents issued by the Republican Association,
the subscriber induced reprint the most important Of
hem in volume Of $50 pages II will be
red that many OF these Speeches and Documents
prepared with great care, and contain much vaua
bic al and other matter that cannot re0iy be OBJ
tanned elsewhere and although compiled specially for
the Campaign, possess permanent value, and will be
useful future reference especially during the next
three years.
These Documents and Speeches may be considered q
part of the literature ofthe day.
The volume conainsteentysix of the most important
Speeches delivered in Congress by Republican members
together with the Speeches of Senator Seward Albany
and Buffalo, his Plymouth Grafton, and three delivered
during the Campaign, at Detroit 0swego and Auburn
Also Wesion's standard Documents, entitled - Poor
Whites the South Southern Slavery Reduces North
ern Wages Who and who may be Slaves in the
United Safest Will the South Dissolve the Unionl Ths
Federal Union, II must be Preserved and Who Sec
uonalf
Report ofthe Kansas Inv est eating Committee
Kansas IN 1856. complete History of Outrages in
Kansas not embraced in the Kansas Committee Report
By an Ofhcer ofthe Commission.
Reasons for Joining the Republican Party. BY Judge
Foot
Organization Of the Free State Government in Kansas
and Inaugural Address Of Gov. Robinson
The Fugitive Slave Bill of 1850.
LEWIS CLEPHAHE,
Secretary Republican Assoeaticn n, National
CH Era Once, Washington, Il. q.
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THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. C, APRIL 8, 49,

ding 1000 on speculation and for export.
Market better supplied.
Sugar steady; rice quiet wheat dull, ana
prices reduced Id. ca 3D.; white, Is. Sd. @ 70. 3D.
Flour. inactive and unchanged. Western Canal,
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Municipal Election.

Cincinnati, April 6.-The election for mum.
cipal officers took place here yesterday. The
anti Lecompton ticket was elected by $500 ma.
jority, giving that party IL out of II members
of the Councii
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THE IMPENDING CRISIS OF THE SOUTH,
HOW 10 MEET II.

ny HINTON ROWAN HELPER, ofNorh CsroiL4
One volume lamo, 40 pages. Price 81
eve wish that copy Of this book were in The cabin Of
every resident of IL scattered broadcast
oy,s all eur Territories wherever there are men and wo
mea who can read It's fae let alone It's arguments are
10 win its aders 10 the side OF Freedom
for il appeals not mach 10 conscience as 10 sefin
,e,st his is the fr appeal 70 be made TO the masses
ana thai TO the conscienee viii follow National Era
g. L. CLEPHANE,
sgs -''f -" National Ere Office.
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The Connecticut Election.

Hartford, april 6.-The Republican Gov
ernor, without doubt, is elected BY about 5000
majority, and both houses of the Legislature
are Republican by q large majority.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS

A RETIRED CLERGYMAN, restored to health in
N few days afler many years OF great nervous suer
ing, is anxious TO make known the means of cure. Will
send ree) the prescription used Direct the Rev JOHN
VI. DAGNAI.I.. No IS6 Fulton street. BROOKLYN. n Y
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Sergeant-at-arms J. Kendall, Assistant Ser
gsantatarms and B. j. Hinton Reporter.
The Convention passed q resolution to sd-
journ to Lsavenworth.
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of course, a good show of dry goods and ivory,
which the reader can imagine, and then follows
this passage:
"About 10 o'clock, the Rev. Mr.. Collins
came in, and they soon followed. First, Lewis
aud Caroline Lawrence, with two bridesmaids
and groomsmen, took their places, and Mr.. c..
performed the services besntifnlly-the whole
service of the Msthediss Church, livery much
like Our service, but it made me very sad in
deed when, instead of the words until death
do part ye,' he used the words, unless you are
unavoidably separated
washington, April 5.--General Sargent, of
Cincinnati, had formal interview with the
President, and rendered his regiment of volun-
teers for service in Utah, supported by @ recon-
mendation of the Legislature of that State.
1t is understood that General Harvey respect
fully protests against being placed second in
command under General Smith iu the Utah
expedition, and desires q command in some
other direction.
From the representations of General Robes.
the State Department has reissued it's former
Instructions to prevent the organization or fit
ting out of unlawful expeditions within the
limits of the United States, for the invasion of
the Northern States of Mexico. Both Govern.
ments in Mexico have written to him on this
subject, but he officially corresponds only with
the one recognised by our own.
Col. Benton's health has materially failed
within the past few days. He speaks of his life
as drawing to a close; converses cheerfnlly with
his friends on public affairs, and says that the
only great measure in which the Administrs-
ton has been successful is the demonstration
of the practicability at all seasons of the year
of a central routeto the Pacifc.-Bah. Sun.
The ship Titan, of Boston, from Callao for
Cork, with cargo of guano, was abandoned at
sea, February 10th. The crew were in the
ships boat for four days. when they were res.
cued by French ship, and arrived at Pernam.
buco on March I'd.
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Kansas Constitutional Convention.

81. Louis, april Sin the Kansas Constitu.
tional Convention, q schedule had been reported
which provides for the submission of the Con.
stitution to the people on the Sd Tuesday in
May. All laws not repugnsnt to the Constitu-
ton to remain in force. The bill of rights is
identical with that of the Topeka Constitution.
A remonstranoe to Congress against the Lee
compton Constitution was read, and ordered to
be Immediately forwarded to Washington.
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I.ANn EOR SALE

LN G. MAYHEM 4 SON, of Shelbyville, Indiana,
" offer for SALE very low for cash, part cash, from
eighty four hundred of FIRST farming land In
Iowa county, Iowa, miles from MaTengo, the
county seat twenty-five miles Of Iowa city, and
within three miles Of the line Of railroad from Iowa city
Des Moines SIS
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binding received, and executed with despatch. SIS
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The New Orleans Crescent prints q private
letter from lady in Memphis to her sister in
New Orleans, giving an account of the mar
rage of pair of favorite slaves, which letter
the Crescent commends " to the careful perusal
of its Northern friends, Who are 20 much inter.
ested in the 'wretched slaves" There was,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-04-08

1t is said that the Earl of Rose, one of the
frst astronomers in Europe, has told gentle
man in England that he anticipates one of the
mos intensely hot summers this year that has
ever been known, and he advises farmers to
build sheds for their cattle, by way of protec.
ton against the extreme heat. y.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1858-04-08

1t has been estimated, says Boston paper,
that double the quantity of ice has has been cut
this year than during any former season. Mr..
Wilde, Of Medford, has housed 100000 tons at
Spot Pond, and other parties have cut 100000
tons more. 9H