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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

Try this remarkable and most interesting remedy
Its composed ofthe concentrated Juices Ofthe most
powerful and the most soothing Plants and Roots in
nature, ,chem mieally combined and insulated in well
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dical virtues strong Magnetic and Electra prope rites,
soothing. Itrelieves pain and Inflammation at once,
twhen freely applied relaxBg the strained muscles
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standing complaints, and weaknesses, allaying ner-
vous pain, Neuralga) irritation, and removing OBJ
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Thy far. superior to any and all other external
dies in If applied IN season II Is an unfaing
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Lungs, Bowers Liver, Kidneys and other organs,
Rheumatism, Spinal Irritation, Ague in the Breast;
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We say again TRY DIR. TRASK'S MAGNETIC olNT-
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round each Bottle, and circulars left with agents
Price shilllngs for small and shillings for large
Bottles. r ,,.
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Moeller, Somerset; +. Kalb, Ruahyille; Abbott and
Son, Clearpor B. Kieferber, Oakland; Druggists and
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| n FAll orders should be addres sed town NUDGE
! & CO., Earlyile, Madison county, New York.
| Jnly, 81, I650-1yla
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! do not Despair!

NPAN OLD INDIAN
DOCTOR, UNCUS BRANT,
while a Missionary amongtbe
Indians ofthe Rocky Noun
tains, dlseovC red a X A K K
PLANT, that proves 10 be o
certain cure forConsumption,
Bronchitis. Asthma, Liver
Complaint, Nervous Affec-
tlons, Coughs, Colds, &C.
Having now made Misfortune
and retired from business, he
will send the prescription and
directions for preparing tho
medicine free Of ohargsto all
who desire II, and will send
10 his agent, enclosing two
stamps(6 ceDtsl, TO pay the
return letter, with a descrip-
tion oftheirsymptoms. The
Old Doctor has cured more
than 5000 cases Of COHsump-
tioH alone, and hopes all af-
fli6ted people willavail them
selves ofthis opportunity, as
the Doctor wishes TO do all
the good no can before he
dies. Address all lettersto
DANIEL ADEE.
Box 1881 p o. New York;
Who is his sole agent.
October IA, 1885 'Iy24
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-10-06

Gonorrh1s, Gleet Chordee, Strical, Syph, lis Bnbo
Warts, Bloches, Sensualism, Seminal Weakness Mas
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rage, Celebacy, with remarks The ynunr and Old Of
both sexes, lttes how to distinguish pregnancy and
how to avoid IL, &c.
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In no instance has II tailed when applied acco riding to
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the number ofeiro OF spring without injurnR the con.
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against pregnancy and disease. The above article is
specially intended to fplai this desideraum; il is per-
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posiltop. The price Of the Freneh Patent Male SAFE
The single one. 81 per half dozen, "a per dozen.
1ITMApAME LozER's Female Monthly Pills Is a safe
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disease. Ladies' should notuse them during prcl
cy, as they win produce miscarriage Price, 81 per
box--extra ane S5, Sent TO any ADDRESS by mall No
letters will be answered unless they contain remit
tanee o. astage stamp. lyH
YOUNG MEN--Let no false modest deter YOU from
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and rcspeetability, can alone befder. you. He who
places himself under pr BonaparteL his treatment,
may religiously conhde In his honor a gentleman
and In whose bosom will be forever iocKed the secret
Of his patient 74
Allorders addressed TO DIR. L. .5 APARTE No.
1872, sycamore Straet ttetween Fifu -nd Sixth Streets
Cncincinnati, will be nunciusllY Eisended 20. DR..
bonaparte can be consulted upon secret diseases
He sunquestonally ack cknowledged to be the cham.
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n lEDfANAPoLis, October g. 1887 y
~, w. Ro1AcK--DeAr Sir: haye used yonr RIood
flaa rGraer for nervous affection from wRic sui-
ueh 81 Tines While II Is pleasure 10 taste Il
accept my thanks for your kind regards and belieye
mo hours. ]. w. T. McMULLEN
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DIR. MORsE's
iNDIiN IIMtlr PILLS.

DR. MORSE. the inventor Of MoRSE,s INDIAN
ROOT PILLS, has spent the greater part Of his life in
travelling, having visited Europe, Asia and Africa,
well as North Ameriea--has spent thee years among
the Indians of our festcrn conntry-it was In this
way that the Indian Root Pills nrs discovered
Dr. Morse was the first man TO establish the TACT that
all diseases arise romlMPURlTY HEBLOoD-s
that our strength health and life depended upon this
The reason why people are so distressed when sick
and why SO many die, because they do not get me-
dlclhe which will pass to the afflicted parts and which
VIII open the natural passages for the dsase TO be
out hence, large Quantity offDod aud other matter
Is lodged 81 the stomach inteshes are literally yoyer
Moving with the eorr1pte mas; thus undergoing dis
agreeable fermenation, Constantly mixing with the
Itlood which throws the corrupted matter through
by disease, DR.. MOrsa's PILLS have added 10 them
selves victory upon victory, by restoring millions OF
tho sick to blooming health and happiness, Vas thou
sands who have been raeked tormcpted win sick
ness pain aud anguish and whose feeble frames have
been scorched by the burning elements ofraging Ver
and who have been brought, sit were, within step
Of the silent grave now stand ready 10 testify that
they would have been numbered with the oad had II
not been for this great and wonderful medicine,
Morse's Indian Root FiIls. After one or two doses
had been nken, they astonished and absolutely
surprlsed in witnessing their charming effects Not
ouiy do they give immediate aud strengih and
lake away all sickness pain and anguish butthey at
once go to work at the foundation OF which
iSthe blood Therefore, will he shDwn, especially
by those who nse the PILLS. that they will SO cleanse
and purify, that dsease-that dendly enemy--wll
lRkefts fight, and the flush Of youth and beauty will
again return, and the prospect OF long and happy life
wilfehersh and brighten your days 7 t7 III ( =
| vChUTloN:-"Merchantsa and Traders viii be ontheir
guard and notbe imposed upon BY Counterfeit OF
! Dr. Morse's Indian Root Pills, signed A. B. MooRE
III genuine Pills will hereafter have the name and
signature Of b. LAKE JUDSoN, {sueeessor to A. j.
White & Co.,) on each box. WE
All orders letters relating TO said Pills must be
addressed to b. LAKE JUDS0N, 50 Leonard Street,
Newly ork sole prop rietor Of Morses Indian ool
pills, or WIN: NUDGE q co.., Earlvllle, Madison
county, New York; 4 ,ffI I1tGtL rl,NffE .F :
/ In Medicines. Eu E .fflt NJ Ayrff qyf f'l I
Agents wanted In every town. village and hamlet in
thelnnd. Parties desiring the agency will address as
above for terms. Price 2J per box, FIVE boxes
viii be sent on receipt OF 81, ostage paid.
Sold by KAUFFMAN& u CO., Lancaster; F. J. Noel
Ter, Somerset +. Kalb, Rushvillo; Abbott and son,
Clearport; b. Kieferber, oakiand Druggists and Mer-
chants generally through the country. 81
| July 81. .lS5p--lyl2 ,.,
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutralscs this malarious poison In the
bloo1 and stimulates the liver 70 expel Il from the
body AS it should, so II does cure this afllicting
disorder with perfect certainty And II does more,
u ruer does what il Of more service to thSse sub
iect to sinicthon, II nken in season il expels
i from the system as il is absorbed, and thus keeps
those who use il free from Its attacks; keeps the
system in health although exposed to the disease.
Consequently Il not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety of affections which are induced
BY this malignant influence, such MS Remttent
Fever. Chill Feyer, Dumb, or Masked Ague,
Periodiell Ileaiache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Foycrs, Neuralgia, lthounatisnI Gout, Blindness,
11othlclio, Eitarhc, Catarrh, Asthma, Palpita-
tiUuS Paiahll Affections of the Spleen, Mysteries,
CUlig, Paralysis, and Painful Affections of the
5hlotcli and Bowels, all Of which, when arising
from this cause, Nh lie found 10 assume more or
'iesstlc inseAnittent type This A0UE Guar"
removes the cause these arrangements, and cures
tliq disease.
lhis il aceomplishes by stimulating tfe excre-
tou-s t3 expol Tao yinls from the system and
AlrSe organs By degrees become habtSd to do this
heir Office OF t,eir own accord. Hence arises what
we termaaFijhdtatiolr lime may accomplish the
ggns end, bt oFrcn life is not long enough, or is
Aacrieod in the attempt. while this AGUE CURE"
'aics y at orce, and With ssfety. We have great
reason 10 beiicse this is surer as well as safer
'fcmely for tho whole class Of diseases which are
'aiscl hytAe hninsmaie infection, than any other
vbiehlms been discOyvrtd and II has still another
Important advantage to the public, which is, TINT
it ric1p as we'll as sOod .s.-.t'...
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For full particulars send for pamphlet, circular
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4 MOTHER NE w 9ooE.
! DR.. Great WORK.

DElYATE GUtDETO HEALTH
N REPRESENTING G ALI this dis
eases Of the genital organs of the male
and female, with the latest dlscoye-
rles IN reproduction. The afflicted
should use no remedies before learn
Ing from this valuable work the su-
penority OF the authors Paris and
London treatment OF private disea-
ses;--both married arc single should
consult II. This book tells how 10
cure, the following Diseases, and en-
lialhNnI lhln nnn mia ..... l.. -
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23
Dull Children.

The teacher of large school had liz
tie girl under her care who was exceeding
backward in her lessons. She was at tho
bottom of the class, and seemed TO care
but little about what had passed in it
During the school hours singing was some
times employed as relaxation, and mott
cling that this girl had very clear, swca,
voice, her teacher said to her.
"Jane, you have good voice, and yon
may lead in the singing"
She frightened up, and from that timo
sons were ATTENDED to, and she made
steady progress. One day, as the teacher
was going home, she overlook Jane and
one Of her school fellows.
"Wel, Jane" said she, "you age getting
on very well at school how Is it that You
do so much better now than you did a,
the beginning of tie half-year?
81 do not know why it is,' replied Jane,
81 know what she told me the other
day." said her companion who was with
her.
"And what was that!o asked tie teach
CT.
"Why, she said that she was encour-
aged"
Yes, there was the secret--Sho was eH-
couragcd She felt she was not dali in cr-
erything; she lad learned self-rcspect, AMI
thus she was encouraged to sclf-tnprove-
ment
Take the hint, dear fellow teacher, and
try to reach the intellect through the heart.
Endeaver to draw out the dormant facultie
Of your children by discriminating cllture
and well timed praise. Give them the credit
whenever you can, and allure them with hone
full words. Many dull minded Child las
been irretrevably stupid by con 'tlnt ftult
finding or ungenerous sarcasm. Aliol tn,
other hand, how often has a genial smile or
an approving remark awakened into life some
| slow learning scholar.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23
@N90R-

GE~In the most beautiful town in North |
Carolina, where have been born and have
bloomed her fairest daughters, and where,
for a number of years shown in undimmed
radiance the brightest intellects which
have ever ornamented and blessed her
the Courthouse, which has so often been
graced with the elegant oratory of Gas
ton, or startled with the flashing wit or
bitter irony Of Stanley, the following We
ry amusing incident occurred:
An old Court crier, who had grown
grey in the cause and as deaf as beetle,
was in the habit of calling the names of
witnesses (which he generally managed to
get wrong( from the second story window
of the Court house, in such stentorian
voice as to be heard with distinctness for a
square or more. On one occasion, In the
coarse of very serious and somewhat i'm
portant suit, the presence Of a witness
named Arabella Hanks, was needed. The
crier, like parrot, was nodding on his
perch, when he was aroused from his sIum-
Der, by an order from the Court to call the
witness. Looking auxiously at the Judge
! With his manu- dC HIS car, Ill olucI W CdICH
; the sound correctly, he said:
"What, your Honor?"
Call Arabella Hanks" said the Judge
Still in doubt, the poor crier rose from
his seat and said again, with a much puz
= zlcd look:
"What, your Honor"
, "Call Arabella Hanks, crier, and della,
y, the business of the court no longer" saic
/. the Judge, much provoked.
The old crier, thercupon, with a counte
II nance indicating both doubt and despera
/, ton, proceeded to the window, and in hi
= loudest voice called out:
'YalIer Belly Shanks ! Taller Bell
e Shauks Yaller Belly Shanks! come int
1t COURT
e 1t is needless to say, that the seriousness
= of the court room was convulsively dispelIeC
! and quiet was restored only to be again d
n turbed by the laughter caused by the erie
= wh1 in answer to the court as to whether {
IL not the witness answered, said, No, yor
IL Honor; and | don't believe there is such
I'd person in the county, for I've lived here fort
rs years, and never he'erd of him before p
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23
THE ANGEL IN DISGUISE.
OF Aoe to choose q Agrv5urs,'1.


A beautiful young heiress had l.ecome
so 1isgusted with tlattering set Of soft
pated pomatum haired, mpustacl Tipped,
strongly-pcrfumed suitors for her hand,
that she shut herself out from the tashio9-
able world, turned all her property into
money, deposited it in banks, donncd
cheap wardrobe, put on n,ask, and went,
pedestrian-like, through the city in which
she had hitherto moved with SO much dis
play and magnifcence. She asked aims
of those who of late had knelt at her feet
and sued for her hand They kew her
not and casting a look of scorn upon her
veiled face and coarse wardrobe, haLe hcE
bcgone. She entered the countrv-herc
she met with Gerision and scorn. \ few
kind-hcartcd people, it is true, bestowed
aid but these were of the poorer class,
who had hard work to procure their own
daily bread: but they could not turn a fele
low-creature hungry from their door, and
therefore gave a small pittancc from their
scanty store.
One summer day, large company met
on - beach. They were mostly from
the city. The disguised hcircss, from some
cause or other, had wandered there. She
asked aims of some termed "upper-tena"
They spoke tauntingly but gave nothing.
What they said had been heard by quite
a number Of the company. Most II them
laughed or looked as if they thought it
served her right" The beggar woman
turned about and was walking sadly away,
when a good-looking gentleman stepped
forward, ard catching hold Of her arm,
thus spoke:
"Stay, my good wonan-tell mc whas
you want?"
She replied in low trembling tone, a
want sixpence-qnly sixpence."
'YOu shall have ten times that sum-
Here" he added, drawing from his pocket
IN eagle, anu placing it in the gloved haad
of the woman, ''take this, and # it Is. not
enough, | will give you another"
The heiress returned the eagle, cNelai.I.-
ing, 81 want sixpence-only a sixpaace." q"
Seeing that she could not be made to
AXE the ccin, the gentleman drew forth a
ixpence, and gave it to the strange being
beside him, who, after thanking the gene
rous donor, walked slowly away. After
icing laughed at for so doing by his com
rades, he set out in pursuit of the beggar-
woman saying, perhaps she is an heiress
or an angel iGaSisgujsc-I mean to as.
certain"
Not that he thought this lie wished
to show his Indifference to what his com
rades said, besides satisfying himself about
the strange female whom he had aided
lie soon overlook 1fer, and addressed hcr
thus Pardon me madam, for pursuing
you. | would know more about You
As the speaker ceased, the max dropped
from the face of the female, and the bean
tiful heiress was portrayed before the as
tonished gentleman.
That they were afterward married, the
reader has already imagined, for the heir
ess used this means Of procuring worth-
husband, and the generous gentleman haC
long been looking for 'an angel in disguise
The happy husband is often heard t
say that he got an 'heiress for sixpeucc
}, Portland (Me.) Transcript.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23

,remorse. How soon the Joy of her heart
was saddened, and her sunny sky overcast
with dark couds of sorrow, that fell like a
pail Of gloom about her soul.
A short time before left the town Twas
greatly shocked to hear of distressing cir
cumstance; an aged man, while intoxica-
ted, had inflicted a severe cut upon the
person of his son. | went Immediately to
visit the distressed family; the spectacle
presented to my view was truly heart-ren-
ding. Upon the bed was the form Of the
noble young man, his clothing CORY with
his own blood, and that blood was shed,
and that gaping wound, near his heart, was
there from the hand of his own father =
And this brave, spirited sufferer, had re-
AceiYed the wound while eadcavoFing4 to
rescue his mother from the clutches of that
brutal man, that was beating her unmerci-
fully! Ny heart grew sick as I heard that
aged lady, who had once seen better days,
speak Of the shameful treatment she had
endured and long concealed. | would that
every maker, buyer, seller and user of
spirtuons liquors, could have seen that
hcart-Crushed mother weep over her dear
suffering son, and disgraced husband
Surely some good would result from such
a scene.
During the same year | visited my re-
latons and acquaintance in the home of
my childhood. After an absence of many
years, quite a change had taken place. On
cnquiring, | learned that many Of my old
school-matcs, that | once sported with up
on the beautiful school green, were now
given to the use Of intoxicating drinks, and
filing their parents hearts with grief un-
utterable. Twas sad enough to listen to the
painful intelligence concerning the fond as
sociates of the merry days of my child
hood.
But another more startling announce
ment was made, and that informed me OF
the recent death of one of my cousins
/. The last time | ever saw him, he was a
fine, nobe-looking young man, had but a
few months before led to the hymenial al
tar one of the loveliest girls of the city
They were cheerful and happy and bid
, fair to be prosperous; but in an evil houl
he was beguiled by the tempter, fascinated
by the charms Of the social glass, soor
forr2ed taste for strong drink, and by dis
sipation and debauchery he soon became
diseased and was rapidly hurled to {
drunkard's grave. visited his unfortu
nate widow, but the rose-tint Of health hac
faded from her cheeks, the lustre was gone
from her once sparkling eyes, gladness hac
fled from her face, and she had lost the
elastic step, in short she was partial ma
MAC.
All these things were done by strong
drink, and occurred within one year, un
der my own knowledge.
! McALLISTER.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23

not Martha? Why nor Bsaid, endeavoring
to speak playfully. Ny mother and father.'
Yes, yes he interrupted, but no one
else.
Yon forget Virgil
DO you love him Martha !!
Yes, dearly. Almost as mush as your
self
/ lied then; for loved my only brother
a thousand fold better.
Arnold gritted his teeth-on his white
forehead the veins knitted and Swelled, and
his huge chest heaved with passion
Il shrank abashed from the demon had
conjured. Jealously, L thought but it was
not that, Annie. 1t was the phaa.asm Of q
frenzied brain.
lCONCLUsIoN NEXT MEEN.l
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23

ONE OF THE LAwYERs.--Govcrnor
S, Of South Carolina, was splendid
lawyer, and could talk jury out of their
seven senses. He was especially noted for
his success in criminal cases, always clear
ING his client.
He was once counsel for a man accused
of horse stealing. He made long, elo-
quent, and touching speech. The jury re-
tired, bat returned in few moments, and
proclaimed the man not guilty. An old
acquaintance stepped up to the prisoner
and said " Jem, the danger is past; and
now, honor bright, didn't you steal that
horse 2" To which Jem replied, "Well
Tom, I've all along thought took that
horse, bnt since I've heard the Governor
speech l don't believe | did"
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-02-23

The fact that mans word is at a dis
oount is no indication that his note will be
scounted in the bank.