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k'OR RENT-A desirable, modern, built, three
u story HOUSE. with basement and hack build
ing. No. foI street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms. throughout. marbls man
feis. water and bath room. Inquire premises. or
room No; s. first floor, Post OGCe Department.
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were apparent. He lives on the Navy Yard.
REAL EsrArE.-Yesterday, the following lots
in square 625 were sold by J. c. Mcclure, Auc.
tioneer:
Lots 81 and ", for 20 cents per foot, to Jane,
Towlef
Lot 6, for 2II cents per foot, to j. Van Rs
wick
Lot J, for e6l5, to J. Van Ri.wick.
Lot :, for $3.50. to Morton Mack
On Thursday last, Mr. Mcclure sold the ma
chinery ard fixtures Of the Island Brew,rv 1,r
30, to J. w Baden. wv
The Excursion Of the Metropolis Lodge / @
o. r. to Glymont, on Wednesday next. promise.
4 day Of real enjoyment to pleasure seekers The
steamer Mount Vernon will make two trims down
leaving her wharf at eight m and two n nm
returning at six and ten p. IN. The committer
have secured the services Of a good catersr en-
gagged Withers' band, and, indeed, mad. every
arrangement necessary TO secure to the excur.
81 )nists an agreeable trip.
CNRULI LOGGER On Thursday night, a man
named Y GUST went to the guard house for lodging,
and was shown to an apartment, such as the
dodgers use. In the course Of the night he be-
came unruly, and attacked one Of the guards on
uuty: The consequence was his transfer from
the list Of dodgers 10 the trial docket and In the
days - wiz ' ." ''' ''N''
"Afok BERREris SLoP CART is in great re-
4ue'' on Eleventh street, between Pennsylvania
aVchus ana r. street, where residents complain
- us that they have not been favored with visit
On - ioI week past The accumulation of
10 give rise to disease "'"' '1''
CONVENIENT AND CoAFoRrABLR-Poten
restaurant, In connections with his confet tionery
on IrnnsyNania avenue, continues to do a Ane
business, notwithstandng the d. na,,n,s ~ 60
gress and its attendant throng OF sojourners from
among us. IL is a neat, quiet, well. kent ana .n'
italy served place, indeed. up
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lrOR RENT At $50 PER ANNUM.-HOUsE
Il no. 4Sa north SIDE Mass. avenue, a few doors
east 5th strast IL has been nut thoroush order,
and possession can he hsd lnmedIat CIstern IN
the Nard and .nroe pump tho kitchen, with bathing
room n second EOor.
JOHN r.. KENDALL.
je S-u near City Hall, sn street.
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WATCH RETURNS -Robert Smith, cold, dis
orderly, shooting frecrackers in the street. fine
and costs, - Is. g. b. Actin, do do VIM
Lane, do; workhouse 60 days. John Gibson,
do; ten stripes.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1858-02-17
LANDS FOR SALE
@.tHaa
papcfa county,
Mississippi
Misslssippl

,imf fglnhnfogfb ar tf ms, = 49, taissa eaas M hNpsnu ian.
] ~ fanaa l.Hyt Ha#Huf tHtt
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DysR,crg, R,ar and Horns.
~ nfee. llnrIllnd. Ilv. co. |

Michigan. Nov. ID. ls5s
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u medicine They have done nv viz
more good than | can tell you. She bee
boon SICK and pinine AMY for non,ks
Wont ~ to be iociofcd AZ great espenn
bus 20, 10 better. She lhs commenced
taking ycnr pills. which sosi. cured hw,
b, cNrrllins larrs quantities Il worn
dead from her body. They sftervsra
cured her aud or two chi drcn Of hlccts
dyscntcry. One ~ cur neifhfers had /
bni. and my wife cured him with ,vs
doscs II Your pills. while other. arcasl
u. paid from I've TO twsity dollars !v
tors Ills, and los. much time. wilhcsi'
being cured entirely then. Such a med
zine No YOURS which Is tctusllv ecoa AT
honest, will be rriicl here.
.. J. GSfTfis. Postmaster.
indigestion, f@psrf'y q tie Rics.|
From H., j. \. tiim's. pastor n Ad,~|
Church, basiaus
nr \yc-' have a.,l yanr tiils "A
extraordinary sic'css ~ ny fsmls ~
Wf8Uus ftUsR 40. s.ftaI =, 80. Z. a
-. ~ 80
.Et,"l, 'hs oar' 81 a're
ycry bys' mriv / have osrtaavs. q
can confidently recommend n NJ 10 II
friends. Yours. j. v. Hiuss
warsaw "y' ~. H.. s.s n !;
Dear Sir ! am a.ins ,oar ea.hss,'
rjlls IN mr. r,nr,iee. s.is ga - 49,
s ~, na.i ga' Z. to cleanse u. 'y:ss|
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tfhslilTas. NcFeiafa. kisv's Ea-'
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h'F' Asa M~esaaisss.
For Dropsy, HefAua,
or kindred esmn,.ir,. ,s.,,.,....s.-|
,,ss" ~. P.s'ns rslai'ine IN -
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RENIEDY.

II you ars suffering With any Of tho
above distressing aiim'nia, the Pun Nv.
rs.cf Rrear viii eule ioa ~ u and be
convinced II II, ahcacy.
Berars Of qHnrt Hr'lriWn gHd quad
doctor. whe falsly boast VI abilities anil
references. titifens knav and q, Dad them
ani SAFE long suffering. money anl "a
pp.eurs ~ seninr m calling for . bot
tie u ,hi' popular sni Specific Rcinady.
I, nllay. III psin AMI in'amaiiun. isrer.
fectly rlet.an, In w. taste and odor, hut
fsuanItafa J. IA action.
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NOTICE.

THE ACCOUNTS s.i Mates belonging
70 the estate ~ the late Doctor VIM. ].
wreun. have ben placed IN the hssas Of
" = Ward, ksg.. Attorney At Lsu. for
ccll~csisu. Al PERSONS being iudsNs~i to
s>si Decreased y notified 10 maize in.
mediate scselemeas with NJ. warl. or
they vill be saed. Y. Il. wRENN,
AsarSlNnSrce.
December Is, isss. l.-u
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]. WHITE & Co.,
Dealers IN Martie Msuuuemts.

B'N TVM TBS.
noau - Foot fDto1AcS.
ADAws STREET.
Opposite hs Wo~hsm Hssss, Asiur,cn
Msia street and F'rcaf Rsr.
.ss.pPsss. Se.>sN.
Lwhys on haul Marble suisstlc fcr
any sisc AMI s,ylc ~ Mcuumcn,s W
Iomhs. Before sending vour orders 10
~. teuis AMI Cincinnati through agents.
call and see our stock. You ran save
at least the ~ rsr cent. paid 10 those
agents. A good assortment Of finished
wcrk always on hand. osi
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~lEelmbold'. Extract nuehu.

L prepared directly according 10 the
tllsslf pharmacy aui chemistry, with the
greatest iesar,ey anil chemical knowledge
sul 'ars devoted IA ~ combination. Scc
prof ior pewres' valuable WORK. on tho
practice u phyiie, and mosI " the laic
standard work u medicine.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-04-22


A despatch dated New York the 18th,
says;
Advcea from Caracas ofthc 3ls. March
are received.
A provisional government had been innu-
giratcd which had demanded Of the French
Consul the surrender 81 the Monagas family
who had taken refuge with him. They
were surrendered and are in confinement
II " a.id they had dep'sitei n, the French
legation one million dollars IN gold.
Gen Castro had dccrcod the removal NJ
all employees Of the late government.
II IL said the American consul nailed his
flag over the door Of the French Consul, in
connection with that Of Spain, Denmark,
and brazil, and pledged himself 10 haul il
down and demand bIs passport II any at
tcmpts were made 10 arrest the Monagas
then ut the legation.
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ARRIVAL Of tho steamer Africa,
Nrw YoRK Arill6.

Nnw York, Aril l6.
The steamship Africa from Liverpool, on
the 5d, arrived this morning.
The Kangaroo from New York, arrived
out on the LIST
News very meagie and unimportant. Pol.
tiles and commerce were duh during tho
Faster holidays
The Atlantic cable was being taken on
board the Agamemnon and n gnrn rapid.
ly, and will be finished about the 10th of
May.
Some deep sea experiments ore to be
made before the final attempt.
Fears ART entertained for the safety Of the
African mail steamer Gambia, now nearly
month over due.
The relations OF France and Switzerland
continues satisfactory give rise to uneasi-
ness.
The Paris Boursc has lost lis buoyancy,
and is daily declining
Spain Ia sending reintorcement9 Ia the
Gulf IT Mexico.
New measures OF public safety had been
organizd at Madrid
The Bank Of Holland had reduced its
rates OF discount w ..
! The Porto is said to have rejected the de-
mand oi France Tor the authorization Of
canal through the laihmus of SueE.
The Africa passed the Canada at 3 A.. N.
on the ith, and the Fulton on the 10th.
There Is very little additional news in our
file,
The paddle steamship Gorgan will accom-
pany the Agamomnon in laying the tele-
graph cable.
/ 'ffic 0ifitlaI revenue rctdfid OF TIM quarter
ending March 10th. showing falling of ~
compared with last year OF T. ,hoo 900, and
those Of the year show II decrcae Of
ti,Aa0 900 sterling
The French Minister 10 Switzerland Inns
again insisted that tho federal government
shall establish consuls at Chindciortis.
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From Hssi.o.
MAaIlINurnN. Anril 1,

WAHuNdroS. April Il.
The mail from New Orleans aud all points
South. M late IA due, IL 10 hund.
In the New Orleans papers we read that
the Supreme Government ot Mexico had
retired. The fxchequer Of the Consnls Of
the United States. Spain and Hamburg.
Cause, over zeal in sympaihizipg with tho
opposition.
Senator Calroa, IN u note Ia Minister For
ry,h. says that Cousus viii moi be permit
ted to interfere IN the international politics
II the country
A long adlrc& from Santa Anna, dated
from ~, 1'homas is published IN sup
plcmcn, Of the NJ Progres~, Of the Alb
inst.
The Tampico correspondence Of the 3lst
March, says that lara claims the right to
prevent nli v,s,scls outward bound from pro.
cteding Ia sea On the 18th nit, he fired
into American schooner Virginia Antoin-
cttc. She Is still detained and her cargo Of
irui, lost The Geo. y. Prescott WIS do
tanned by the same order, and laid under
the batteries The brgantnc Amelia 4.
Howe arrived of the bar, and IN proceed.
Ing mp The river was fred upon from Fort
Andcsgon.
Details oi the recent italian massacre no
British Honduras are received. when the
Indians took the town If lIrccalation they
killed upwards of 100 persons and captured
40. Of whom 80 were women. These were
subsequently maeacrcd In cold blood
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up. in committee OF the whole to-day, mo.
ton was made that instead, q bill Tor his re-
lief be reported 10 the House, in effect to oh
rogate the decision Of that court. The
power TO DO so was questioned, but Mr..
Nichols. chairman decided the motion in
order, and the hill was finally passed.
This is the first OF the kind. and IL con.
sidercd a. an important precedent affecting
oil claims rejected 10y the court.
Mr.. kilgorc Of Ind, voted against the
committee of conference on the Kansas bill,
but his name does not appear NJ il should,
among the proceedings Of the House on
Wednesday
One Of the bills which passed the Senate
today gives Edward NJ. Kemp 100000 for
machine for extracting gold and other
metals.
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RocnyrgH, April 1G.
In the Li,tles murder case full jury was
emIannclied at ! O'Clock today, when the
District Attorney, Mr. Hugbsoo, opened Tor
the prosecution. he proposes to prove the
former bad reputation Of stout and his fami-
", and the timc Of tho murder by the watch
10 Li,tle~ pocket which stopped at 20 min.
uteS OF . oclock on the night Of the 10Th Of
December, At which time il Is supposed he
wss thrown from the bank and dragged 10
The river.
The coroner was the first witUss called.
He ds~ribed the ground Of the scene Of the
murder and the appcamnce Of Littles when
found
A second witness gave the nature and ex-
ent of the wounds foand On Lttles, and At
the conclusion of his testimony the court ID
journed
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The bill to refund duties or merchandise
in unbroken and original packages destroyed
by the fire in New York, July, lsi5 and
appropriatipg 100000 for the purpose
WIS advocated by Mr. John Cochrane. Of
Virginia, and Stanton, Of Ohio. Without
coming to conclusion thereon the House
adjourned.
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Hr. I<g'Is. Auil II.

Anexpre'W messenger pasSd through this
city about two weeks since, with is,ruc-
tiors 10 Col johnson not 10 commence Of
fcnsive operations against the Mormons be
fore the arrival OF the Peace Commission
es
Secretary iIar,vell arrived yesterday
be- leaves Tor Utah about the 18th.
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AHsay B.tw-.a two Isoy..

ALBANY. April lG.
This Afternoon boy named Jos. Gala
han. aged II years, while playing marbles 10
The I,owery with another boy named Nj
chAsl Naughton, aged 10. was stabbed with
a butcher. knife, and died within half AN
hour They were engaged in dispute
when the blow wa given. Naughton was
arrested and committed 10 iail
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the galleries.
AT the instance oil Mr.. English motion
TO reconsider The vote above 'akeh was tabled
wheh tne rouse again Wen, .m'o Nohini'''e
oil the " hole on the ponce ON. :,
After some debate the committee rose ana
the House ad)ourheu'
on Mr.. Englishs motion Tor committee
oi conference the 'ono~lng 'o'ed =:
AsssN nshsn AR Rn p Ahns, Avery'
Prysn rsru,bers cassie S,a,h Of No D @iax
Clemens, Clingman. Cobb, John Coehrane,
Craig of No., Craige of n. C., Crawford. Curry,
DAVIDSON PAWS OF MISS, DeWari, powdeii, Id
rIoranca Csrns,, ' a..,,r., Cnaa. nraan
wood, Gripg, Hall of Ohio, Hatch. HAWKINS.
Hill, Hopkins, Houston, Hughes, jackson, Jen.
kins, 'sweu' Jones OF Tenn, j. Clancy Jones'
W NV ouu. nvs nen3, MINI o' u aa ma
! Mason. Waynard, Miles Miller Nilsson. Moore
! Niblack. Orr. Pendleton. Phelps, Phillips, Pow,
ell Qui,man. Ready, Reagan. RuHn, Russell,
sandidge, Savage, Scates, Scott, Soaring, Sew.
ara; r snarp OF A. o. shorter, singleton, Snl'h
Stersnann s,swo,, oS No TaIh", T,linr y,
n. T., Trippe, Ward, Warren. Watkins, White.
/ Winslow. Woodson, Wortendyke, Wrgh, OF Ga,
wright OF Tenn, Ioilicoller. Total lV'.
b,,rs, pnaho~ ill., M p n."' p ms
ton. BurIinganIs. Barroughs. Campbell, Case.
Chanee, Chapman, Clarke of Conn, Clark OF
\. Y" Clawson' CoeGerill, Golilax, covode'
ToHi ,ia' ina I".. f p M na''a VI mo-
dawes. Dean Dick, DodJ. purlee' Erie. Farns
worth, fcnton, Foley, Goster, Giddings, GIL.
man, Gocch, Goodwin, Granger, Groesaeek,
U'o", nan 'n '" , "a.' ,I ha,.an, nairs o, Mu.'
Howard Kcilogo' Krj.av' Knann I.nrence
Letter, Loyejoy, Marshall Of Ky, Marshall Of
H., Mattes9ns M9pt@emeIy. Morrill,. Marylse 81
"a MOTT MOTIFS ., Ill.,, MSrr'Ii OF Me- Morse OF n.
Petit Pike pnt,cr pn,,ie puryianca p,chas,'
Richie, Robbins, Royce, Shaw Of H.. sherman
oil ohlo, sherman OF \: u, smith Of ILL.,, Spin.
~, .,hal'h' go 81 "a, iafIeh; laomPsnfi'
dron Walton Wa"bhn,ns If IN Wa.h,,u,n wa" y,
Me-, Wilson, Wood-lOs.
The following. not voting had pa;reJ os =,
Adrian with IIuyler Dinmick with Nc.
kibbin: ellis with Roberts CL,k n
Cochrane with Sickles: Riley with Tbaver.
TAYLOR of Ia.. with kunkle Of Pa. Wash.
burne of Wis. with Arnold Din with
Corning. Whitley was absen,
AsiiiNGroN, April 10.
SEyATE.-Mr Fessenden offered reso-
luton requesting the Secretary of War TO
give information respecting contracts for
supplies for the army in Utah, which have
been made without public, which was agreed
TO.
On motion OF Mr. Hunter, the Diplomatic
and Consular Appropriation Bill was taken
up and passed
A motion by Mr.. Cril,endcn thnt the
vote postponing the Utah Telegraph Bill
till December next he rcconsidered, was laid
over.
Mr.. Houston gave notice that On Monday
be would move that the Senate take up his
resolution in relation To thej proprietv of a
proiectorate over Mexico. The Pacific Il
II. bill was then taken up.
Mr.. Polk, Of Mo-, spoke in favor of his
amendment of tie bill in relation to lis east
ern terminus. lie said that if the mouth Of
the Big Sioux be the terminus, twenty.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18
An Important Era in the Healing Art
Consumption, Bronchitis,

CArARRH, LARYsoIrIs, ASTHMA, AND D1sRAsrs
OF THE THROAT Lungs AND HEART, CURED
WITHOUT PUTTING DRUGs INTO TIE STOMACH.
ny lsHALISo CoLp INDICATED vAPoRs
DR.. ANDREW STONE, Physician 10 the Troy
Lung Institute, inventor Of the celebrated Pull
mometer or Lung Tester, and Editor of the Lnpd
ads oracle Is treating with astonishing success,
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Laryngitis,
Chronic CatalTh, liberated Throat, and Aztec
tions Of the Heart. with his new discovered sys-
TEN of inhaliEg cold Nedicated yapors 1t 10 q
wonderful discovery, made upon tue scientific
principles; the vapors are SO composed as to dis
solve tuberculGr matter IN the lungs and cause
it to be expectorated; it traverses every air tube
and cell, and liberated cavern, causing them to
heal quieting the cough. subduing the night
sweats, the hectic fever, and the chills.
Consumption and the various kindred diseases
Of the throat and lungs, that has blighted the
fairest prospects OF youth aud Is now annually
casting the saba pail over one hundred thousand
human beings in the United States, becomes as
durable in my hands, under mysystem Of treat
ment as any other diseuses,-if adopted before the
vital stamina is too lar depressed. The advan
tage Of this treatment lie such, that patients can
be treated at home that cannot find it convenient
to come to the institution, by writing full histo-
~ Of the case, with all the symptoms, age and
sex. Packages Of the vapor with an inhaler for
their use. for u three months course is furnished
at sl6 for one month SIS. f.e'l
spacious and well furnished roorns and board
Is at all times furnished in The Institutiop for
WORD OF SOLEMN CONSCIENTIOUS ADVICE TO
o.. THOSE WHO WILL REFLECT.
1t is a solemn truth thar OF, 900 die In the
Uniter States annually with Consumption, Mar
asmus, or Premature Decay! There cannot be
mn effect without its adequate cause, Thousands
of the young, of both sexes, go down to an early
grave from causes little suspected by parents or
guardian. ft.fs
In view Of the awful destruction Of human Life,
caused by sexual diseases, such as Spermatorr-
hea, Seminal weakness, the vice Of self abuse
disease of the kidneys, Spinal afoction-prems-
ture nervous exhaustion or decay and the de-
cepton practiced upon the community by base
pretsnders, the directors Of the Troy Lung Insti-
tute have instructed their attending physiclan to
give advice gratis, to all persons thus afflicted,
who apply by letter with description of their
condition, age, occupation, habit, life, 90. ALI
persons applicants can be efsctually treated At
home.
Just published, q treatise on the early decay Of
the American Youth, Sperms.orrhea, Seminal
weakness, the vice Of self-sbuse and other diseas
es Of the sexual organs, which will BE- sent by
mali lin . sealed envelope,) tree Of charge on re-
ceipt oftwo postage stamps for postage.
Addrass, pest paid, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician TO the LUSo IxsrITuT1.
Icy. No. 90. Fifth ST.. Troy, N. Z.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1858-08-18
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscriber offers for sale the farm, known
i as t. e PHELPs FAEM lying half mie south
OF this village, on the Creek. This farm contains
about one hundred acres forty sores Of interval,
barns, sheds and yards, well supplied with water,
On these premises is u valuable muck pit. For
terms, enquire Of HARVEY PRircHARp.
Middle6ury, March 7th, 1858. AZ
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nlisfrllanrons.
L q 8 q.
MANUFACTURING.
DAVENPORT & CLAY

DAVENPORT g. CLAY
~, Would respectfully inform .h-
ksfstsssssS patrons and the public gererG.
Essf13;Y ly, that they continue to ceir
49, DOL
At the establishment of the Middleton,
Manufacturing Company, to manufacture H.
TO different kinds Of Cloths, sue, MS
CLIO tbs, ca SSIIERES, DOEShgNH,
TwEEDs, FANCY GOODS,
And all kinds of
RiBBED GOu DS, WHlTEANp COLD FLANNFTA
OF permanent coors aud mixes to sui. be
OF the owner,
Having been to great expense in purchas.
ing looms suited to weaving
FANCY CHECKS,
And using nothing but pure wool for the fab
ric, VIC feel warranted in saying that our
goods, as to style and quality cannot be sur
passed in the country.
They will keepa large assortment on hand
Of the various kinds Of their manufacture so
as to accommodate those of their patrons
who may want their cloth in advance.
The subscribers would say that they have
been encouraged to venture this large outlay
In machinery, from the fact that they have
hardly been able, by the utmost effort on
'neh Pa'., " supp: INC hoihe demand 1or
their cloths for the last two years.
Encouraged by the favor with which their
goods have met thus far, they hope by strict
personal attention to business. and the inter.
ests of their patrons, to receive "a liberal
share of patronage. -t
WOOL CARDING.
We would announce to the public that we.
have also purchased a new set of machinery
suitable for carding wool into rolls for Gus
toners nj short notice and at the usual prices.
GTTerms as reasonable as at any 'estab-
lishment in the vicinity. .s- -.,
JASON DAVENPORT,
VALENTINE V.CLAY.
Middlebury, May 20, 1866.
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A NEW AND IMPORTANT i-sul
DISCON cry IN DICIN +
Just out:

Just out al Il,
DR.. CuLyERw EIL's report On an entire view
and perfect remedy for Spermatornea or Senh-
nal Weakness, Debility, Nervousness, Depression
Of Spirits, Loss Of Energy, Lassitude, Timidity
sef-Distrust. Love Of Solitude, Groundless Fear,
lndeoision Involuntary Discharges Of Semen,
Impaired Sight aud Memory, Blotches nndPm;
pies ON the Face, Piles, Indigestion, Palpitaiion Of
the Heart, and Bodily Pros tntion Of the whole
system, inducing impotency aud mental and phys
ical incapacity.
This little work, emanatng from qualified
member Of the Medical Profession, gives gnE
MOST IMPORTANT IMPORTATION LvER PUBLISHED,
to all persons entertaining doubts OF their physi-
cal condition, or who are conscious of having hnz-
arded their health and happiness. Tod
II e issued gratis to suffering humanity for
their benefit, and the suppression of empricism
and exorbitGnt fees Sent free to any address on
receipt of two stamps, by DR. CHA. KLINE, 4so
lst Avenue, New YORK. 45;ly ri
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SPLTNTERS AND FAG-ENnS,


Tao Nlls 1ld th5 -Iovn.
BY crAaL.s NNoKAY.
The hing cal .fiua .4- os., Of wine
soeaui i;
and his c.ou-n wDca he would dine
so have /,
And Iln.t oll.rE,n or shine-
N1r can |.
Thea where, tie difference let me seq
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pou1sy Ue,i..n-'.tl'h. hi t.,iono
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Or make liz .u &C. ..c.r own?
.o, ua; h.y.
Nine love ue ior myself a'ona-
blessed be they
And hat one difference which see
Betwixt my Lord the King and me.
DO knave. around me e in wait,
10 deceive,
Or fawn and tlatter when they hate,
And would .rove?
Or cruel pomps oppresl my state
By my leave
No Heaven be thanked. And here you see
More difference 'twixt the King and me
He has fools, with )ests and quipa,
When Led play;
He ha, his armies and his ships
Great are theyi
But not a child to kiss his lips,
Wcl-a-dayl
Aud that's a difference sad to see
Betwxt my ord the King and me.
wear the cap and he The crown
What of thatY
sleep on straw and he on down
Nha Of that2
And he's the King and I'm the clown
Whist Of that ?
If happy (, and wre ched he,
Perhaps the King would change with me.