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| The LIVER 10 one ofthei fprincipil reor'lato,,
uman bodyjand when itee perforfns ~ t,n
well the powers of the -isystem are ft,ile ,ie
| ed The stomach iB Rl.SHlost enfirei,, as.,, ~
on the healthy action of the Liver fog tba
performance Of its fune- Eltionas ,Vhen tha -,
is at fault, the bowels lare affa,iif and ths
yhtem suuefB In conse- I9rqueuce Of one orKAl
| LIVER-hAving ceased Ito do ita dntv 4,
diseases Of that organ, Rone OF the 4.on,
has made IL his study In q practice al M ~,
twenty years, to find Clsome remedy ,vner
70 eounteract the many h slderangemenfs to WI
ropr0ve thetthi re- -l-dmedy IL at last foun,
person troubled With lLIvER CostpI,siSr
| Of Its forms, has but oPsltry bottle. and ~
tion is certain. Si ""u w
These Gums remove e'all morbid or bad m
thloin honi., tne system, sup-'-plying In theic pI
,g nom NV, u piieI IN ViBorating the HtOI
BLOOD, giving tone and 6l 6lhenith 10 The ,yhc,,
sSntutsyi removing theIes cause of the disease
BILIOUS ATTAcKs are cured, and what is b
PREVENTED, by the oc- y lcasion al nae oI me \
IEVI0oRAToR. = 'S
One dose after eat ling ia auffloient a., ~
the stomach and pre-J9lyent the food erc,,, : :
and souring, ~ N-SA
Only one dose taken at night, loossrs,ho
els gently, and curea = SCoHTIvEsrss S
One dose taken after. leach meal viii curs
PEPsIA. q "AA Nui0
One dose Of two tea spoonfpIs ,v,lI .I,,.,.
lleye SICK HEADACHE e "'A' "A""1
,o,,ns Uns pSisie taken for >efemale obstruction
Sect c1sa sae S"uHe oi tue Idisease, and makes a
wSIlay SSInlly one dose imme- IdiAtely relieves cH,
c,. Vne eoSe often re: peated 10 a sure cur
Tns LNANiobhVs'andi<a NA preventative of q
a. oniy one bottle isSneedcd TO throw ou
sicrgass 'he eueotst ,lof medicine after
One oottle taken FOR JAuHpIcE removes all
NM or unhatural ~1eolor from the sKIn.
y,,,as ve ,,in Iose Akeh short time before ca
sast ,yeI91 '" 'he petite, and MAKES fC OF
Ons eose often re-le peated cures Chronic
nIs g. .nA an I'VE worstlS9lformB, while SUMMHx
n.a vomplaintsT 1yield almost to the first
tkons, tNv 9oseshs euies attacks caused
y, s.Si - Snliuren 1thera 10 no Burer, SAFE
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(, 49, anu anu ~ FE- vErs of BILIOUS Tyr
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All who use IL are giving THAR pnan,n
es imony in ITS favor.
Es- MIX water In the mouth with tha Inv
rator, and swallow both together,
THE LIVER INVlGORATOR
a a SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY AMI
Any WORKING cures, almost too great to believe
ires as II BY magic, even the frat dose gIvins X
NJ, and seldom more than one bottle IL reanf,eg
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men are the result OF DISEASED LIVTR.
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hULh PROPRlElORS,
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NEW TREATMENT.
PR VATE
CONFIDENTIAL MEDICAL ADVICE !

4 the Buffalo Private Hospital-Estab-
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ness ana the secret lnirmities of Youth and nIatu-
corner OF Main and quay streets, (un atairaN Dee
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a MOST SCIENTIFIC INVENTION.

An Instrument for the cure of genital Debility. or
Nogtufnal Emissions, more properly known as Sem.
from fifteen days to two months bv the ,ae ~ this
lnatrument, when used coniontlv u,ith 1inino
, 1859-08-15
HAaFtleBH 8educttons

A case of seduction has within day or TWO
become matter Of notoriety, which carries With
it some features as contemplate and reTolilng
as any We ever heard uf-
year or 40 siuce a lady, the wife Of one Of
our prospiueut clergymen, went to Virginia. on
a 7isis to some Of Der old friends While there,
a Young woman was recommended 10 her as one
worthy Of her interest, and accordingly upon her
return she brought the young woman win her;
Her relatives in Virginia were respectable, anu
the girl herself was believed to he III eserJ way
worthy Of the confidence which the PASTORS good
lady reposed in her.
Soon after arriving here. she made the nc
quaintance Of one Of our wealthy and pEomnen.
business men. The latter, struck with the good
looks and pleasing manners Of the g1rl, deter
mined upon her ruin, which be at length secona-
plisbed under the most so{tssn Pfo7'ssa q mar
ria4e- 49,.
Until within the last few days The condition ot
things had not been suspected BY the Clergy
mans fami15-tbey believing all The while that
his intentions were as he represented them
honorable. The scandal in the family, as the
true state Of things became known, can better be
| imagined than described Many OF the iaets
which transpred relative to the case md which
yond description, and should consigu to eterna
| fnfan1y the man who under the guise Of honol
has perpetrated IN act Of cowardly and heart1cs:
| rilia1uy-
The various parties interested in the matte
are huslly engaged in endearoring to effect
settlement Of the affair. without bringing u,
matter before legal tribunal The man is ricl
the girls poor, her relatives distant, ind o
course the seducer will get of with . mere nom
inal penalty for bis crime She has, unfortu
| nately. no brother to redress the wrong as onl
such wrong can be redressed. and The sham
Of a public exposure, together with tue e1per
siseness Of the Law. prevents prosecution, ,,..
We understand that the vfctim leaves FOR !l'
ginia the present week. The feelings Of be
family. as sle returns TO them guilty. brande
with irretticvable disgrace-the family "hor
can be 10 some extent Observation-Disclosures N<'
, 1859-08-15
KenfuCkY Politics.

The several thousand rotes, which We arc
told Linn Boyd, the Democratic candidate fos
Lieut.. Governor Of Kentucky. received in I'D
dition to the number cast for 31agofin, reprcs'
cnt The ~ Tie sl9Ss code sio tast;en
Of tic party, ,5egardng Tue noGG!as IpnS p5SSe1MI, ~
Maroi1in, aud especially indicate tic preference
i'll for boyd over breckenridge, By that faction
for tue United States Senator-ship: The feud
in the ranks Of Democratic party of Kentucky,
which was ra'pabls during the lstc campaign, M st
and I lloyd for Cri..snden's place: vii! be hight,
animated, aud in all probability lead to dissen
sions Tint will test the discipline Of the party ID
an ~ ~extraordinary manner The general 'nspEes
To- b sa; &c has ss eefn IL
noSd IL m old marty soldier. ve1sed in the strat
e en- Of ,he eaucns, ind is the presiding officer .
t6s Kentucky Senate. viii hare flns ne. opRortu
tnnitv th.t be consented to take the aecons
nlace on the ticket when had been beaten can
didate before The Democratic Convention TO
II.
, 1859-08-15

We learn from the Atnntsotian, that the miil-
tary forces called out to MD the civi authorities
III the arrest Of the parties who lately lynched
\ murderer In Wright County. report that they
secured the county over, aud had arrested sew
sral parties said to hare been participants in
the murder of Jackson. They werc placed under
guardianship Of the troops. They also report
the people as greatly cxasperated at sibley's
proclamation, and those before disposed to sup
port law and order, had, ufter hearing Of itturn.
I'd over on the other side Wherever they went
they found the houses closed up, and no Que to
seccive them.
The Sheriff Of the county, SIr. Dertram, and
..t.ers, offered on Sunday, that the troups were
.sithdrawn, that they would arrest and deliver
~ all the criminals within 10 bours.
II the criminals are not giren mp as promised,
he troops will be marched out il delachu,ents
Ill over the county. to cndearor to arrest tLcn.
:f so, they will earn their money, but We are
.fraid will do little good, and make very few ar
rests.
, 1859-08-15
Remarkable HiterafT4 FofRetAe" IN
Ehkl4G1s

London tJu1y - correspondence Of Manchester Gos5d,n
Mr. John P.T;as Coihers "Pezkias saaka. a.a.
ueate," the authenticity Of the manuscript neies
Of vhich has % been 50 thoroughly exposed hy
the cruel eustodans Of the bE,h an,eo II
fate. For Thy preseht, the TIDE Ct & es1oence
against tie authenticity seems Irresistible f.,a
But this is moi the only s1chso'og.ea. tsaea Sar
% payaent ID oa ascoaht 81 !: Paradise Lost" pi,r-
porting to be signed By Milton and hts q e.a x1is; :;
which we're lately bought for upwards o. ~ y.
Dawson Turner'S sale By, or for, some American al,
book ,nsss turn sgt sssn I T. + Tuns G e
oririnsls beloue;ne to Lady Culium. Sir Tho
mus T or Iady csiiam lent these receipts to Dax:
son Turner many years ngo, 1t ta1las xhen ~ "
he retained them for years in his possession
Tsy ;qso<t 3se<t d2osSv sot sS IT,
purpose of his intended work, aud, OF course
without my intention Of deftanding the public
Had hi. sale taken place II his lifetime, the m's
taking Of these foe &imsles for originals ~ouls
not, We mar be sure, hare occurred.
, 1859-08-15

provinces from the empire Of mystery. Rat
those men are rare, and others Of humber
powssi nsst combine and work together they
would extort from nature her mighty aecreta-
American science has already acquired name
that IL respected throughout the civilized world.
It has given man the four most precious boons
be has received for two centnries-ihe cotton
gin, the steamboat, the electric telegraph and
ehloroforn. As respects The meteorological
and astronomical departments Of seienee, it has
tak6n pfeeedence OF etert other country: No
European researches into the laws Of winds and
storms hare been attended with half Of the sue
cess ~ has marked the lahora ot Espy and Red
field and injury. The astronomical obsersa,
tious Of our various cb1esvstorles are conducted
with precision mud skill nowhere surpassed.
Our nautical almanac, especially that part OF II
relating to lobgisudes, founded Upon the tabular
formula Of HI: Longe.reth, mefcha1t Of Phila;
delphia. By. une1ampled eIacttale has e1cieeo M
tbs nasat oE the: &cientido men OF -
rope. The uaetbod. Of retordihg right assen.
sious -aod destinations, discovered BY Prot
Mitchell. is Of great 'val"e to Astronomical! SCI
ence; its permanent adoption at Green"lch y
the best or all testimonials to its worth. oul
country indeed need not be aahatted OF her po
sition IN the scientific world, while she can FRO
d:ce such names IS those that adorn the lon;
roll Of the Springfield meeting.
, 1859-08-15

rhero aro four million students and ono
hundred and hftY thousand teaeaet1 IN koe Puu
lie schools Of tho United Statea- Thefs = oa.
student for every ave' free parsons: u ~. -.
Britain there il one student to every e'e9' PEI,
sons; In France one to every tsn- ....
Y.11ov FEyxz--Dr. Raasll. oue Of tae 9o ~
sntiue physicians at- Staten lsland, .! tns
opinion If persons's hair BE- Wsaned ~
n,3t linh1e to disease. Ths Norfolk derd4o u u
the same oplnioa.
WILLOW FkyeR OK rHk H1o GHASDx-FafGHr-
xrt NoarA11rr.-The New Orleans papefh state
that tho yellow fever had broken out IN ha1n+
burRh md Reynosa, two small Mexican toras, s
and in three days two hundred snd ios.hr cs three
hmericans-Messrs. Fowler aud Davis, Of Tex
|as, and Mr. James Robinson.
/ 70 this the PseayxuS Of the 9Th inst, adds
Ne regret to learn from 4 gentleman dafee1
bither, t6at lhe yellow fever {Fomtto) IS P5e.
t.;linT "a al epidemic, not only on the klo
Grande: u before recorded; bit $50 1t IKmgseo
saa Ill along the Northern Mexican coast me
mortality is Tery great espsS,a ~ oe @eel1 In IN
| Mexican population, anu PeoP'e "et1 Aee' -
every direction.
n,sso1uriox,-Two married couples in this
ctr lave recently dissolved eopsrtnersh'p.
Spiritual dissipation is the cause assigned. pne
cdunle had hardly passed the honeymoon 6e-
| fore they BECAME twain-the other had ia1n'!y
of 1ouue children. II Is difficult enough e
mniutaia harmony in family where woman
rights hare n1aoe aaen pipgst; pgssst;. ' anre-nmeni
clGius edual power IN tne uootesnI -aa
when people manage anAts ~ .a :" -hsr
son; and how much Saz morss sha n rn;danee Of ~ ~
they put themselves unaeE Ger, Inc M,En"nn rrpions
grant spirits that come from nnano"a snd rhEsner
whence nobody ea1 ten, RPtdnga a1u %omen m1 pnt
ing in the ea5s o; 81 ~ aar;trr - Nsrrbuyy
base men AZ kinds oI oe'"st} }''D'"s y
port Nass.) Herald.
How 4uz1 pnrn1cr 1ur WAITER rHR Sxrn
soS1Ax iysrrrrE.-rrof. Henry, a. the se!en
t16s Association. Vave an account Of the metho'
nnrsued each dav it the Smithsonian 1ns,itut
10 record and predict the weather. They hay
a msp Of the United States hung upon board
,v;th The ntns stuck through at the points Whef
, 1859-08-15

The first remark Of the Emperor o. tae
Emperor Of the French o. y! sesing g e,s 1am'!s
assembled to meet him at ST. Cloao, Is sasa to
hare been: Heaven hid IN store loE h,e, ~
deed, great Joy leave 1amny ID a,ais ana
here find another to welcome me Ane 1al's tls
correspondent Of the toH'f yonrnal says tne
1talian campaign has made saa nasoe W. 1ae .i
strength the Paris doctors had subscribed 70
gether to bestow upon his Majesty before MS
departure. Hc is much bent III nguTe' anu ap.
parentiy much exnaostea III po"el' HseuIs
t1,e E;n;urv dane to he doctors work,
,.
The Gef1nan Journals conrlia r.sec2
news concerning me nealtn Q! 1snd trolessos NH
S'uarocS, e' tsohh' tue eu!neat ~ m-naa an
poetical literature: His mind has oesn aelans-
ed by an excess OF tear and anx1ety,n ~ = asse.I-
ed, in consequence oil tue laie polniea4 eSsnts,
and bus friends hare removed NM aeeo1o'nev
to a prlyafe asylum neas otn'tsaso''
The p;t.sburo Put g;yes the letter-writing
coxornor If y-;rcinia the following .side.wipe:'
Governor O. 'nsn1~ NAs 'o4',"'s r.
"Nise, Of Accomac. and late Gogefnot o!
Virginia, has succeeded in going up higher sno
coming down harder Than LIS hamesaAe O. ~.
loon notoriety. He has been smoaherea n5 has
own gas"
xv,-l -o--o4no,dent IF The Bozton
"a sc" aofA w "
Post pointedly and wittily remarks:
.The Erie Railroad turned short corner The
other day, into the hands Of 4 receiver, (who pr
the way. will be an tx4aasttI recetr<f before he
gets through) The first step towards reform
was the slight decrease Of the fIealdents Pay
from $a5.Vv0 TO $1,000! in the hope that - Ar.
| But aIas, poor humau nature is the same eyery.
where. and Mr. Moran is willing to work for the
gtory Oh tne tnang: aaoS h sI fnsis !. to he his
u llE H9t4% Nu4PtA 4sspns - A@~N@ ." ~ - ~
, 1859-08-15
Love Laughs at Lock AEnlttss

lFFU1I lS O1Ffu&utt tAV" ~ A%@p@@t'1
Our rcatlers doubtless remember the trial OF
those turtle doves from Genc>eo, whose dream
Of bliss WIS 30 rudeiy terminated by the ntcer-
cmonious intrusion Of the Sons Of Malta, at The
Burtis House on the last glorious Fourth. Coni-
stock WIS the uaua OF the youth, ta!i, s'ap'
sided Yankee pedusogae, and the contdins Ju-
let, (who would never bA suspected Of travelling
on her beauty,) 1rjoiced in the eupl1onious ap-
pelIation of Terpcnniug. twill be recollecsed,
lhat the extremely inOpportune appearance Of
the damsel's biz brother, who was escorted by
:. 4 detachmcnt Of the Sons Of Malta, prevented
the loving twain from being made one flesh, and
transformed the would be bride into '.the maid
with the milking pair in her fathers barn.yatd
in Illinois. Although the course Of true lore
did not run smooth, love, who laughs at lock-
smiths, in this cuse, INDUCED his Esib'lIties il
the face Of big brother uud argus-ey ed "patl-
ents." Hardly had the maiden reached the pa
terual roof when the indefatigable Con'stock
returned to his school, and resumed the lerrule
His yisits to bis inamorata were Of course pro-
hibited, but faith which moyeth mountains, 1s
not more etfcctual than the wites Of Venus
naughty boy. One Saturday morning. when the
ledlrpuue WIS ut leisure, ana tic big brother
and inexorable father were awny in the harvest
fiela-chuncc gave the lovers mn unexpected in-
teryicw. What transpired between them, what
we leave it for our readers to imagino-.hut GER
tain it is, that plan Was consrired By the union
Of loving hearts and willing minds, which riyals
in ts sasacity and skilthe strategy Of tho .'iaf-
| ricau Mostricb, y,ch ven pursued BY the Epiph'
racau upier, 'ides is 'ead in the sand, forgetting
TINT bother parts Of lis body is exposed 70 view"
Hear it aud judge for yourselves. la the alter-
noon, the amorous swain goes 10 the TeEpennine
farm, and letting down the bars, driyes drove
| of cattle into the cornfeld-.hen with " contu
sion in bis eye and distraction in his aspect Ut
rusl,es into the house and hur1iedly Shouts.
" cattle in tho corn! n!"-maternai soiicitude il
aislodged by the apprehension Of damage 70 ths
cropa-Ma1.ma hassily runs to one side Of The
feld, ,houghtlessly sends the damsel to the 9th
cr, sud urges the youth into the corn to dris'
the cattle out-tLe loEyer pushes straight fo
lis hearts idol, leads her to the buggy, AM
drives Of ut The rate Of "two. forty" townrd
lie cars. The old Lady gets out tue cattle. an'
then for the first time thinks Of her daughter
Pursuit Is resolved On, the big brother mount
his tIcetest horse, and arrives ut the depot jus
in time-to be too late.
How the nov happy couple got on board tn
boat and reached Hannibal, Mo-, how they wer
married, may, to use au extremely novel plras
be better imagined than described. The sut
cess Of these losyers under such difiicnlue
affords another proof Of the wonders perseyes
nee can accomplish.
, 1859-08-15
Gold Arrival


Nessrs. G, J. Rogers, 4. L. Davenport, J: y.
Rrnsdxell. Il, C. Ernadwel1, and Robt- B. Wiz
is, formerly from Illinois and Indiana, arrived
here frou,the gold mines on Sunday last, bring
inr with them Il, 900 worth Of shot and hcalc
gold. ...,,h
ult.. Their reports Of tile mining operations ars
very favorable, Two hundred rich leads had
Mr, j. Il. Broadwell bus been engaged as
trnder in the mountains for the last thirteen
years. lie has abandoned his former oesana~ F.
States 70 procure quartz mill He has speel"
men of tie quartz rock said to be Of the value
Of sixty dollars to The ton.
Mr. Rogers will return to the mines IN 9tna about
two months, with large amount Of supplies
be will start his train from this place; he pro.
uoupccs Atchison to be far preferable TO St. 1o~
seph Is starting point
Ir, Rogers thinks there are IS 600 men IN the
mines, nnd that nearly that numbez will proba'
BIZ remain during the winter.
, 1859-08-15

Asct1s DAarEnnEorrrxp.-T Spiritual TIL.
<y-dyh contains the statement Of n cor1espon-
dent 10 the effect that on recent oecasion IN
artist was employed to take a dnsuerreotype oi
q corpse, which, for the purpose, WAS seated IN
chair. The plate on. examination, ras found
to contain not onls The picture Of deceased, hnt
to tue sstonishment of Ill, two other figures,
male and female, standing beside the corpse
The writer adds:
1.-The dress Of the female figure WAS wholei,
unlike that Of the as,ist, {the artist ~as te
male1and no other females were in the room; Al
the figures. corpse md al, were very d'm So7
hes;de thc corpse were rejected, &c.,
, 1859-08-15
IOWA POLIT1C8. ~
Tie ag8 Nlxxers of tho Hawkeye
AfafHA

[Fpsa lie Mount Pleasant Republican Ee.s
That iofalllble and iitiy.white party which met
at Des sfoines 3n the est Of june last, and
which originates 50 many new doctrines. nas'
In order that they might carry thia State - by
hook or by crook,:: they undertook: to produce
q charm, compared to which the "hell-bFoth'
compounded BY Shakespeare's Three Witches
would be respectable turtie-soup! They knew
that the number 6ye was whnt the mathenati-
Clans call ,ntaa number between three nnd
scren, and, that Of itself, gave character to the
number with them. But there was some slight
use of the number that gave additional weight
with thsra, namely, the place IN New York
called the Five Points," and the five points in
the game the gamblers call Eoehre and then,
the mysterious creation OF fifth leg IN . cali
simply BY ea1ing the tail leg-deeided them.
faceHoas1y called State policy particularly and
exclusively lcyutcd ia the .2s9 negroes Of this
State-to oniy gag met. women and babies
not as many is thctc was delegates.
In tAese dyc sounding resolutions, the few
negroes aud ther unfortunate children are
down, and turned over, and made the subject of
many sage reflections, in relation to the future
Of Iowa, while the great, wise and magnani-
m8us Democracy stund of in their long white
robes, and turn up their noses at the smell they
in,urinc they hare stirred UP while they still
i'oid ont tue negro at arms length. and s.og n
| unison the SONG uf the FIVE resolutions. No
mut,er how intelligent the fifty families Of color
ed persons iu this State may be no matter how
qu,et, and sober, and industrious, they are; no
matter If they despise sod corn whisky no mat
ter IT they wish to educate, and do educate their
children; and no matter If the school-fund costs
US nothing, but ii generous sit from the 70!
| crnment no matter il the negro's property !:
taxed as any ohe else'6-yet this clean party
which i,as kent itself unspot&ed from the world