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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24
in the lap of spring."

But its advent is certain, though its
stay may be short. Its moments will
pass rapidly, and its days will soon be
numbered. Time seems to us to be fleet
ing Yet:
THE few lurid mornings that dawn on us here,
Are enough for life's woes, full enough for its
cheer"
Earthis not mans only abiding place.
There is an immortal principle in man
which must exist forever. Here he is n
probationer, preparing for eternity
These mortal bodies are but lent us for a
season, and our highest aspirations should
be to prepare our souls to bloom in Eter-
nal Spring. Our minds should be led
to dwell upon things divine. We should
ever be inclined to worship, to admire,
and to adore. Man should ever make
call earth fame, all heaven its dome."-
Then
Then to his tuned spirit the mild heather
bells
Ring Sabbath knclls
hcjubilate of the soaring lark
Its chant of clerk !;
For choir, the thrush and the gvegarious lin
The suns a cushion for his pious want;
And, consecrated by the heaven within it,
The sky-blue pool font.
Each Handicapped mountain is holy altar;
An organ breatles in every grove,
And the full earth's Psalter,
Rich in deep hymns of gratitude and love"
But this even, should never satisfy the
human soul. A devout soul can offer its
worship anywhere, but such spirit should
never overlook the ordinances of Cod
P lblic worship should be observed every
where. Religion should be everywhere
preached, and its principles everywhere
inculcated- no less in the domestic circle,
and in private life, than in public gather
ings.
Religion is the foundation of public
virtue, and to neglect it, and to omit the
observance ofrsligious rites and ceremo-
mics, would be to directly undermine the
whole fal ric of social and civil life. No
social circle will long survive when the re-
ligious element is withdrawn. No civil
institution will long stand independently
Of religion.
In view of these things, let us turn for
moment to local matters. For want of
suitable Church in our village, many
of our citizens refrain from public religious
worship. 1t is safe to estimate that out
of tie whole population of this village and
vicinity, not more than one person out of
five attends church on Sunday. Here,
then, we sec the necessity of calling atten-
ton to public enterprise-an enterprise
in which all who have the best interests
of community at heart, should engage
with zeal and an earnest determination.
The necessity of having church in our
village, is conceded by all, and the work
is already well begun. May each and all,
contribute freely, and by so doing, secure
to this community the blessings which
are the legitimate fruits of religion and re-
hgious observances.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24

-"You arc little bear, madam
"Sr!" about the shoulder | mean"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24
fFoR TILE JoURNAL.)
Sketches.
pring- Rel;gion-4 oharch

.spring-R el;gion-1 church
Spring has come again, its balny health
surrounds us. How invigorating Its IN
fiuence, and how cheering its associations:
how ardently have we desired its return.
A thousand pleasant memories and aspl-
rations cluster around us as we inhale the
pure health of a joyoys spring morning
The birds arc singing in dale and wood
land-thc gentle breezes play across the
moor, and soon our eyes will be greeted
by the opening prairie flowers, and the
green leaves of the rugged oak. How the
heart quickens its pulsations at the thought
that Spring is at our door. The blood
rushes to the cheek of the invalid at the
first sound of this delightful word. Pa
tiently has hGendured a lingering illness,
and often has he thought that with the
return of spring, would come health and
strength to his physical organization
He is inspired with new life and ambition.
He raises his head from his pillow, and
with feeble hand he withdraws the cur
tain from the window, that he may once
more peep through the lattice. His dar-
kened chamber has Been to him like a
prison; and now that he is to be permit
ted to enjoy once mere the light of sublu-
nary day, and to associate with happy
friends, he feels an inward thankfulness
an inward JOY and gratitude which
words are to feeble to express.
Long have we looked for Spring, and
here in this northern cline we have learn
ed to wait patiently its return; for our
winters are long, and they not unfrequent-
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24
NOTICE,

m He COPARTN HIP
existing between the undersigned under
the name and style of Eaton g. Leigh is this
day dissolved by mutual consent: The BUSH
ness of the firm will be settled by Milton F.
Leigh. M.F. LEIGH.
B. r. EATON.
Clifton, JAN l6. 1858. 34w3
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24

4 Ii PERSONS having unsettled accounts with
N C. B. COX, are requested TO call at his
mills and settle as early as possible.
O. B. COX.
River Falls, jane. l 9th, 1857.
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Executed and acknowledged in the forms
prescribed by the several States.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1858-03-24

= A rash challenge was recently offer
ed by a lady skater in Boston. She off
cred kiss to any one who would beat
her in race. A young darkcy was the
winner and received the reward.
The wedding dress of the Princess
Royal OF England, was made in Brussels,
and cost $4,000.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-27
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in einem @ilenbabn3uge Gleselanb nat pem gEe1e
ten mar Elm iun9er gtann BON unsefdbr 30 SaGren
rnp cine Dame, bic Elm paar Sabre alter len mptbte
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baS Mdbden war gang nab Der neuelten Mcpe setieis
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Der iun9e @ann benz @GOhen srnle Sorltelnnaen su
MAIDEN unb tief ssri9rt gu iein hism. 3u Hsnia ait,
setommsn, aissen SsiOe aus Dem gBagsn, unO es par
aussnl6eiulid, bub bic eaufbabn zines Seben mat0
Ssrlhisbenen Nidbtunssn fibrte - bic bes Wannes
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ten. als bic 9Sa9en eben abgeben pplen, ti6te Der
iunSe 5err iie in aer gile gum 9blaiebe, uno Seibe
brahen in einen Strpm BON 5brGnen aus. Oils Der
Gpnbuftsur terste Dap Der iunse Nann lebr trnuria
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an, ct Den Sden Der llmfeGenren weniaer ausas>
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mir nit MR. SD muB mid 9esen Semanpen aus.
pre6en, onit bridt mir bas Ser3" gfaAbem ct lftb
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nnb itb wurben NIT chamber er5esen; mir waren @e-
pieeu in benz 9liidliden Qdno6en Der &inSbeit unb
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perlteB lpasr bren @aten penbete fb nad Der StaS
unp aaf ausst frab suasr bsr8oien, sntsgrten gubl
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S"'" p'"''ti. lt'Ht SeWt9uh9 httpt, tDre 9dnjc
4ufmertlamtft mar burd rie Oamc gefclIclt bise
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ruben meinen Scbendmeg an ben Ociniacn fettcn I'm
peilen milcn, ben Ou lctt, Der MIDI pcriludtc; icb
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Iputc.
SrrSmetlung purbtcbtc Die Dame bel piclen gSprz
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9rpBten 9iebc.
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SSic wirp Stcmar tb ircuer, wcnn CT suriidtcDrt
tnb cine @tuttcr wicbcr inpet, lilpclte GQrn
Scthtar micpertpmmcn? rief bic Dame crl6ittert
i'm Sd,merS Der Sersweifung, Stsimor lit tppt, CT Dat
Stbifbru6 9elitten.
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n,ete ic nit crltcrbcupcr Smmc, Gjptt, paS lit Gart
Gief9ebeu9 ialtcte iic bic 6anrc au bic Srult, ais
pplte tic Den Sdbncra Der bier cinscg, obne9ren.
Setb5 SSpbeu parauf crtGntc po6 G5elGute Der Gp=
den ppm 2enpmer SHutme, an cinsm Sa9e slrei @tol
2lm fribsn Mprgen ais bic Spnne i6re crten Stra6z
len auf bic balbwintcrliAcn Surcm lcnfte, gait bas
GjelGute einer Grauung : SanS unp Ntary purbcn
pt einen, glidli6en 2r6en Yercini9t = am gltcnp
tru9 man ,lnter Sraucr9clGute bic rpiIhe SHc encs
junsen eplen 9SelenS sum einlamen 5rieb1pf
(SAuf frlst.)
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Sdneb ei,t SScniabrs,punfcb.

Scr WftBmatbs unb Spr tbeurer Belt,
Sor jfrie9sslarm unp Stnrmseldut',
Scr gSuher unb Sor l6lcAtem Srcp,
Scr 9BaHer unb Dor Tsnersnotb,
Sor idle6tem gSein uno lAle@tem SroS,
Scr NlIuiefrab nnb biirrem 8elb,
Sor &ranfbeit, Gram unb &immernilIen,
8cr iiiBsn falidsn Subastiiien,
Sor Dcl6en, bic gum @prb sebunsen,
Sor btisn, siftisen Nattersunsen,
Sor Shuleen, bic man nibt fann ,aGten,
Sor tblen 2aunei, SGllenquaten,
Scr &inbern, Die aui'S WUrt ni6t 65ren,
Gor S6rift9e3anf unO fall6en 2ebren,
Spr 8antbrith' uno Dor S6winbelafen,
Sor Surns unb Dor @opeafsn,
Scr jeper ueusn gSnnpertur,
Scr @eiitespruf unb Der Genlur,
Spr Oespotism unb Gyrannei,
Sor Myfieism nnb S6wdrmerei,
Scr MafIern unb Ypr 9eifrufpuppen,
S0r &si6en, Die beitanois idruppsn,
Sor Niilbissan9 uno Srinfsslasen,
Scr bDlen 5rau'n unb anoern Ylasen,
Scr 9umpsu, Die ben Serrrn lpielen,
Sor rei6en Sauesn, bic iiA fiiBlen,
Sor Idle6t @eiinb unS t9eurem Sol,,
8cr 8iafiir unb 8eamtenltcll
Sor alem, mas ben @sit ma9t tobt,
8sbaf uns lietsr oerresott.
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SceiIIaMmacm.

Der Stn3eiaer" eGtnt ieben Mprgen Spnnto9S ousscs
nommcn t ptcnli6sn Sutrprnspreie - Cts, Sr
biz tp 3dQer u ctridn it, 5abr!i&sr ItrnnsmenspreS
SIS tci SprouSatluna gSp6rtiss Nbpnnntcu tebcn ben
2sas Den StronS9tc (ee s3p 6T5l sefdi9t esunNen
GnNrccnSr cir9e unt gliheinn9cn merbn tantbor cSc
0enaelrmnlcn unb ou ScrlNnScn hrlcrirt.
9nriocn unb YCfonnmadnecn oer stt twcrSn inter fpenbcn
StSneun9n oufetnrnlncn: Gnmoe gnrlln9 cncS Squares
GO 9cn rt mcniS titen nen SQrors 80 Gts, psmoliSc
Giriduna IS Gts. unb fir eSeS rerc @al % gtS fiji sin;
cno $780, fir spe Mcnotr $500 fur brri afpnat $500 fur
feds Mpnots $780, fir pf ro $1200. GrtBcre sniti9n
rcrttn rcrt6lmiFm6B0 cne b fnbn bierte bic p Ibpnr
nsnn tcipnttrs erdtisuna gnssisn fGnucn bis um br
beS rprberscbenocn 9o3eS eii9conSt perben.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-27
8ilSer ans bemt Sancrufrie9e.
SIM Sabre 1925.
Soon : Gbrptalb &erner.
Der Graf ppn espenifein.

Str Crdt opn SppcnfciU.
SrrGpet tcbt Der lor6cnltauieu S6lpG
Der gSinp burhtrautt bic lhmar;9cbraunten Sa0rn
Gur andre ScTen sir@t rcr SaurrntrpG.
Gar manthc Burg iinft bu in 6cuer9lut,
Son Sers su Ssrg, no ionit bic loerrldaft tErpnte
SieNt Ib Die 8I0mme pie en Strefsn Slut.
,llnb burtst br aud mie bie slpler goh,
Sud- lpa bpdt unIcr 9tahelhwcrt erreiAcnw-
StetS 9iene GrGn,en ,u rcm Seere nod.
Die, bic Yprprm in rcGcn tsbermutb
Den Srpbnfnetbt nur im Sauersmann gciebsu,
Sleb'u fnieenp jcbt I'm 9eten i'm uno Gut.
NGit 3ittcrn ilei9t Ger @jraf ppn 0Dmenaein
Qlus leincnl SthlcB ms Sauernla8cr nieper-
,,S6pnt meines ioaupts i6 nil eutb Sruper lein "a
,,gin Sruber ei ba balt bu mp9l 9ct9an
OoA 1alt wpSu Gle tuuten Narrenfeben?
&cnn,, Srlper, Sicb' ben weiBen 3wfrpf an
gr lts9t Dir trsfiiif auL thu nt5 9eldeip
Snt gSens bier Die Sraperl6aft lpll leten!
Sdnledt er Dir Iauer? ad> bas tbut unS ler!
Sa, rimm aud einen Steten in Die Saue,
CO miIen e5 bic Gtbten Sauern 9abeu "a"
Gr ,iett NIT bncn, bleh tpie ene 9SanS.
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b'eoaao, 2sa., Ieittaooeb, bcn 27 eSar,uear 1855.
syfp. So.

oFhe. Sh Slnpen ein9eipe9, wtc lie it, 1ban,(rs wie
lie leln mag tonnte tb bod ntt umbtn, fe beim ab.
ifpleoe 3t tllen, penn fie 1T meine S6pefer! @e
pat loon cline ltetrete Ntutter nit Ser,eleib In bic
9rnoe 9rbratNt unb i9ren Sriibern uni @dwslern
Snanpe terrttet Nber ipa6renb lic bies gu,s einot
ltepf unp, pte ss betnt, 5brGncn Der 3erfnir1huno
uho 9tfie Ssr9eBt blettet ale grrelunaen fruttps
lDreh SeUeiSwanpel SIT Gnbern. Se IN ebeu era In
spter pelnatp 9eweien, nm lns cnmal III 1ebeu otsr
''e ut l@en wteper auf bem gSsse natt ssr Gtabt &C..
9r'fen I'm III benz 9ebensmanbel elmer Gjefallcnen te
Sr'hNernh9 an pas gu SerSeIen, mas lic 9cpcIen IN
uhp maa lie batte perben t6nnen gGerbeu @5ie midi
aslo tapcn, Rap s ttbcr cine Yerrn pcue, wel6te i
10 perSlth ltebte, unb bic 70 tlef sefa0en III 2"
: Suneels6 g8trite III giep 2Jcrt. Srancis gRi(.
'fr nho Nncrew Shnctorr, weltte in Der AZ. Straee
naDe Ger II. NScnue, Seem. gorf pu6nen, ,purbeu AM
oohnera9 alf Die glnfla9e Ser9afte ie bGtteu Sun-
oefeh NIT Der Nticbt es ;u hertaufn Geraertdbtst
Glhe 2rder r,eS Officers Der 22 gBarp ,pettber In
Der 4o- StraBe mobn lab Ycn enem 6tnterfenlfer 6=
fer 9Sppnilng mic bic bcben NGnncr cincn Sunb tSb
efeh, letnr pnlt ntSc9en, tnb in cin SdafF padrn.
ole benadritt9te bic Dpltse wel6e aud9 pas Sunte-
l'slN n'rtl'tp III elnsn SGaffe fanpen IMP iiberbes
hoP slltanttot 9Surlfe, webes wa6rItbeb bals
leIee 6letltb 1T. sic wurben SriSe in grmanaeluno
SSh 9looo Sr9dat fir cine ltnteriubuna beiaeIlsdt
0 Wtler 9ebt an, Icin Opftur babe 6n, SnnbefIsiId
perprpnst.
= &tni9swintsr, 26. De; Die Qe1er mSaeu Gc
Siellept peS Jtaubsrs Z crinnern peldser spr Is
Saprcli an yteperrben pue bort Sreide Ipielte wie
man lie nur Scn Gartpuhr fannie. Differ Baum. BEN
man lett Siser Belt fir rrmorSrt 1ir er mar serIdpl.
en "io man batte cine Srrebte Veie seunpei in el-
der man i'm ertsnncn Wctc), lpG me Der @lberfeSer
St9 9elhrlsbsn miro nod leten, fol- in Nmerta eu
eB9er mir bofcn, aud Gin ebrliber Siraer aewer<
pen cln Die altc Wtutter bes ocpant Spibbuben lpI
namlld Scr &urScm aus Der neuer gSelt @elrlenbuu.
gen erDalten Daben wrbe auf tcire aneere Suelle
ihlicben laiIen.
= Den 9euten in NtinnsOta lAeint bort Der S,t-
NOR nod ni6t aussesansen 3t iein uno cine 3etuna
III St Yaut matbt iiA clgenbrrmaBen iiber Die Sunz
scrterttNts Der j3eitrn9en luitis
Sn Ct 9aul, i'm bobsn 9lurpcn,
SIT jebt cine ounsersnp-ct6!
3arte Ntdbhen @anlt perpen,
Suti1er itehen Sertel tc.uet
Jn Dem 2ctbe feline 9abc
ST mc9r fiber Yor Der Sabe;
SunSe mauien 0r6erprrR,
Summler trinfen u6cr Ourif.
Corruption III allen St1noen,
e'roBer @'ott gEie lOll Da5 enoen?
sb ,bie Criminal -Sufi,"
&rte9t nod a0e bri Der 0ib'!
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1858-01-27
"a. eSobr@geeasgs,

The German RICHMOND ADVERTISER,
B. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day. Sunday excepted, at So
per Annum, payable IN advance, or 10 Cts. per
Week. Terms for Advertisements reasonable.
OFF, ;E: 1914. BROAD STREET.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-03
Tm EArEsrnIscoeERYo OF TnrAGE =

TwcREATEsT DISCOVERY OF TItEAGE -
Great BLESSING 10 Mank'rd'-Innoccnt bui no
tnf'-Dr L. J. Czspkny's rhynciicum. f'elf dis
niriine agent n sure preventive against Cnnnor.
and Syphilic diseases. and mn unsr-pnssef
nne3y for all venernl. scrnfulous. gnngrennus nnd
aAcercus ulcers fneiid discharges from vagina utter
sand nreihrn. and all cu'aneons erup'ions and dis
-. As sinuoculntIon IL n sure nreven'ive against
Wan pox, 30 isD L.J Cyapkay's rrophvlaci'cnm
speventive avninst svnh,Htic and Gonorhehl dts
eSs HARMLESS In itself Ii possesses the power o
smscailv DESTROYING the = phitic virus. and there
gmvtne thousands of dcpauchees from being infec
Mev the most ioahsome of all diseases. Let no
,sanx man who arnreciaies health he without Dr
Npkay's prophvi viariirum. II n in ver, convenient
cssRes. md will he found convenient for nae. being
- sonp. Price, 81. For sale nj pr. J.. j
.npkayr Private Medical and Surgical Institute.
Spameato street, below Montgomery, opposite p.
A,Co.'s offce. San Francisco.
n auletiers mus, be addressed TO L. J. J.czapkay, NJ.
~ -san Francisco,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-03

DAILY RECORD, 0ROvILlt.
Daily State journal, Sac.
Enquirer. Marysville;
Republican, Shnsth;
Ciiizen, Downleville:
Plumas Argus, Plumas;
Tribune Sun Jose;
iIcrnld, auburn:
Courier, Yankee Jims;
Union Democrat, Sonora
Californian, 0rovillo;
independent, san Androas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat, Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-03
THERE ARETHousAsDs in thi.sta,e sutierin

THERE ARETHoUSASDs In thisstate suffering
i for want of Scientific medical treatment, ana
you fear g. apply TO Physician, because they have
been deceived. or their friends have been, by some
Of the dharlaans VIII infest the community, aud who
publish themselves as good physicians, professors
etc. To all sueh we unhesitaiingly Recommend DR..
q. Young, as a Physician In whom all oan place con
fdence. lie Is man OF eminent and profound
study, good surgeon. an honorable man. and one
Who can synpashise with persons In aflelion. His
standing as n Physician and gentleman are both
gunrD Duieed--the first by his medical works. which
are an hor to their author. and the extensive and
highly successful eourse Of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California. and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle OF
acquaintance.
HDEMEMBER-That Dr. ]. c. Young's ofice for
HI the treatment of Private Dseases Is nj the cor
ner Of Montgomery and California ss.. San Francisco
| REHEMBER-That Dr. Young wants no patients
but those fully capable of Appreca,inz aud distn-
gushing the services Of a regular, thorough bred
physician, from the paltry unlearned and tri1ing
quack.
| REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the only regular
bred physician advertising to cure diseases Of mpru
denee.
| REMEMBER-That DR. Younes remedies spe
treatment are entirely unknown 70 all others. pre-
pared from life spent In the grest Hospitals OF IN
rope. and the frsi in this country, from pure ehemi
esls imported.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-03
MARysvILtE, June :, 1855.

MARfsVlLtk, duIt a. 1000
a lsJ. Crankv. San Frnrcisco-sir--I have used
~ mS Of your medicine. and do not think ] shall
- any move. as feel very well. excep, that have
- ehurely cot WV strength vet, but snon will with
snpeti'e that have. tits iust three weeks, Won
ytesouec'. since I called Mt ynur institute, with
-, eonss'tntion. as thought. eptirely broken. and
Lsr thonght yau wouh he able IN cure me per
a.1y, eHt thought Won might he able To do spme-
- - N ease the pain In nv back and head, and
ss.shen my limbs. which were 20 weak that ihey
- 49, himos, give way under me. when I walked
s-., 70 strengthen my nerves .o that would not gel
.s.d and renhle at evaTy little hing. Now thai
- - snov what expected. you NAV judge Of my
ss~.rson nj my compiefe recovery from those
sSMp.asns and the removal Of thoee blptches and
q. m Rom my skn, and ulcers from my throat, ard
~. senre sfonnsgA OF those emissions. which you
49, sse principally the Of my sickness lean
s,-.y ssy leh you which s the greatest. my JOY or my
1 ~ ior excspi not having fully got my strength
,s- a. sell as any man can feel Enciosei send
- - ~ dollars over your charge, ard think ny
e, ~. ply eured. n you think any BODY will bc
- 10. you may put shis letter In the nevspa
1nei'eve me gratefully yours
TusHAs HAYp
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-03
MISCELLANEOUS. .....
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO rrRoM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DIR. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
XK1no IsDAILy RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Blind Hearing to the Denil BBnlshing i itst
Removing Mnfl- from the fncel curing Piles md bud
sore legs HAIR also restored 10 the head, nnd pre-
vented from failing on
The Doctorwif cure PRIVATE DisEhsEs IN less
time than any man in the world, without loss Of Time
to the patient.
LADIES, with Weaknesses Of amy kind. rive bimn
call aud You wili lot regret It. Ladies also attended
10 by letter.
Persons treated fOrCONSUMPTION hRd better SEQ
the Doctor, as nn" cases out Of twelve are not Com
sumption at NIL, aud uru curahlo. All pcrrons may
he sure TINT tho Doctor wlll not tnkc any case In
hand unless he ~ certain Of efecnR n cure.
The osient OF Imposition nown-days In ihe prnctico
Of Incidence induces the Doctor 10 invite nl peffons
to his Office where they can see for themselves tho
cures he performs; where, nlso III. ofico book In
open for reference to the hundreds lie has cured In
Ran ffancitco, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife!
Mark-Thls IL the Dr. Davis who performed 80
many wonderful cures at his Office T07 Broadway,
New York.
Notice TO the Old Country People.
Dr. Davis treats all cascs tho snine ms no did la
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL In Dublin.
unlce hours, from A. NJ. toT = NJ.
oFtlOE-No. 10 l. street between Second and
Third Feb 3d--u
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