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Blood PURIFIER AID BLOOD PILLS
DIR. RO JACKS
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.

lWTHEN DIR. ROBACK. the renowned swe.
wv dish Physician, introduced his Blood
Further and Blood Pills In the United States, he
sst forth In plain language their curative
properties. This WAS years ago. The task Of
recommending them has since been taken out
l0 ms hdnds. Enlightened men, whose char.
acter for sound judgment and philosophy,
give their opinions weight in the community,
men VINO observe, reflect, and make 4" ass,ir.
anoe donhly sure" before they decide-are
Ieverywhere approving and urging the use OF
these wonderful preparations. All who con.
fde In the wisdom and honesty Of this class, or
VINO choosc to investigate for themselves, are
now OF one mind ON this important subject
Dr. Roback invites the attention Of the sick
to the
ORIGINAL LETTERS,
from members of the Medical Profession, Edit.
ors ~ public Journals. well known Merchants
and Farmers, and ladies of the highest respect.
ability, giving accounts Of extraordinary cures
wrought by the remedies. OF which cures they
themselves were
EYE WITNESSES.
These parties may he consulted personally
or 6y letter by those who have any aoubt up.
on the subject The evidence in The possess
ION ofDr' Roback, which is at all times access
'0le to the public, establishing the following
FACTS:
That the BLOOD PURIFIER and BLOOD PILLS
have been proved By analysis to
AAN NJ MiNChAL;
That they cure the almost universal complaint
with unsrring certainty, and in a very short
time. That after all other Medicines have
proved useless, they relieve
LIVER COMPLAINT,
and s restore the health and strength Of the suf.
'erer' ihat
SICK FEMALES,
who have lan,uisbed 10, ro.r. =, ..,.,
weakness and desnondennv 'e%,s ens IN ne'piesas
almost miraculous rapidIty under tbs;. in,,,a
Grating operation. That IN saxnai d;sa h;,,iesa
uiat,nv nrone,,iss Tbo, ,h ana gent'y sum-
'sHATTEpEn r"sS~,r,,n ,y r.v,u'.
InED DCONsIlTUTIONS,
however they may have been triaed with and
abused. That their direct tendencv o. % ""N
yrNcTupN ,YUC
N"iHEN LIFE,
and render II ENJOYABLE. That. operatino Al.
rectly upon the poison of disease in Ms bood
they
CAUSE SOON TO HEAL.
and discharge from tho .v.,.m ovo.u,.
SS,EfT,., SSs, ,h:y whether hereditary or otherwise
puC.,,, ,c c,
and that there Ia no disease of the s,omsct,, ,,a
Bowels, the Liver, the Nervous system The
Skin, Glands or Muscles, In which thev do not
give prompt relief and. (ifadministered before
the very citadel OF life has been invaded ~
feet painless and perfect cure. 1' VI
Rear in mind that tho SCANDIN AvIAyvrc
ETA BILE BLOOD PILLS are endorsad ~, ~
experience Of thousands OF living wilma s.saS smo
who. in letters, atfidavits, medical works. and
by word of mouth, proclaIm tham 10 ba a ,ha
very best preparaton of The kind aver H rae
To the broken down victims of iii health. Tber
hunt disease through everv avenme and oraoy
ofthe system, and expei IL thorouehiw and nan
manently. ""N P''
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WITHOUT MERCURY

Gonorrhea. syphilis. SeltAbuse. Impotence,
Whites or Flunr AIhus, elect, Structure, Skin
Diseases Vcncrral Warts. Diseases ofthe iIlad
Ter aud Kidneys, Female irregularities, Bar
rcnness. Livri Complaint, Emac alton. Premn.
turc Decay, the Pains Of Age. General Debili.
y, Change OF Life, etc, receive especial NJ.
cntinn.
TREATMENT EsriRELY NEw a I'd ALWAYS Sr,.
'ESsrrL; cure rapid and thorough: and refer
"nces NJ eminent Physicians and Surgeons
Dnth In this country and Europe.
The DiSPENSARY CIRCULAR, forwarded
GRATIS by mail to any address, contains iny.lu
able advice To young men. young ladies con
talsstt ,asatr rtfNs.f a
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Gold Pens and Cases; Gold. Coral, Garnet, Ca
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tons. Fob.Slides, Bosom Studs, Silver Forks,
Butter Knives, Ear Drops, Pins, &C., &c.-
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~ The Gin will be sent Immediately on re-
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Publishers OF the "Mason h D,xon's Line"
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TIL e LIVER
IN xI.e0kAT |! 0 h F.!
PREPARED M Dn. eANrORI
Compounded entirely from ou16s,

rs one Of f.he best Purgaave and Liver Med.
4 ioines now before the public, that acts ass
Cafhdrfie, easier, milder. and more efYectual
than any other medicine known. tits not only
= CotAorfie, but Lsrtr remedy, acting first on
the Lsver 70 eject Its morbid matter, thus &C.
com mpiishinR two purposes effectually, without
any Of the painful feelings experienced in the
the system At the same time that II purees IL:
and when taken daily 10 moderate doses, will
strengthen and build II up with unusual rapid.
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HEw pUBLIoATIoHs..
TINE Errrspsisiro pusLrsHra
G. EORGE G.. EV A N S,
No. 4ao Chestnut street,
PHiLApElPtlA.

THH LIFE OF
COL. DAVID CROCKETT,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF;
Comprising his early life, Hurting Adventures,
Daring Deeds In Border and Iudian Warfare,
Services under Gen1 jackson In the Creek
War, Electioneerine Speeches, Career in
Congress, Trlumphal Tour In the Northern
states, and Struggles in the Texan War Of
Independence, together with an account Of
mis- glorious death at the Alamo.
In one l2mo. volume; handsomely bouni.
Price. ...... el.00.
We copy the following from the Philadelphia
North dmsriean: n:--"Col. Crockett WAS n chHrac.
ter. His autobiography has been long out Of
PRINT; his representation for eocentricity has
been presumed upon In the publication OF all
sorts OF outrageous and obscene nonsense, in
coarse almanacs. and other vehicles for low
humor. This volume Is n republication Of the
genuine work, with necessary additions; and
VIII be new to the present generation Of read.
ers. u h NJ marked and characteristic as the
subject waa; his portrait faithfully drawn, and
none the less so that II Ia without effort, and
perfectly naive and sincere. We we'll remem.
Der the amiable original In his Northern tour,
and recall many Of the incidents TO which his
hook Alludes. We never have locke upon his
like since; and rejoice in this republication as
An act ~ justice, To retrieve AN honest man
from vulgar misrepresentation.
a copy OF the Book, and n handsome present
viii be sent by mail, postpaid, upon receipt
4" 20 for the book, and 81 cents for postage.
a new CLASSIFIED Catalogue Of Books and
GINS. with Inducements to Agents, will be sent
freo, ON application. Address,
@. q. EVANS, Publisher,
439 Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Grocris! Gro cries 7!

T'HE subscriber having purchased the Gro.
Gerry Establishment hitherto owned by
Mr.. Louis Adams, opposite the Court.
House, and
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE CITIZENS BANK.
is prepared to sell stthis wellknownstand,. >.
!" WHOLESALE Or RETAIL,
agood quality Of everything in the Grocery
ON VERT FAVORABLE TERas.
- .,' ~, q RosENTHAL
I PtSpIAs, o. YsIoh 10, Isss.
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To One and All.

lWEsa We will givo bargains, In an our
L,,N oonds' Tor Cash or approved short cred.
lturity. All fN',WORTtiv
FrsDLAr, Aprn,o nsp, w.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.


TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED in
by boys. In solitude, often growing up with
them Ia manhood; and which, II not reformed
In due time, not only begets serious obstacles
to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to n
series OF profracted, insdious and devastating
affections.
practice arc aware Of the consequences, until
they fnd the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountabe sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. (see pages q, 2s, ~.
of DR.. KS book on "Self Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee
BILE, Is unable 10 labor with accustomed vigor,
or TO apply his mind to study; his step Is tardy
and weak; he is dull, irresolute. and engages
II he emancpates himself before the prac.
tice has done its worst, and enter matrimony,
his marriage is unfruitful and his sense tells
him that this Ia caused by his carly follies.-
These are considerations which should AVA.
ken the attention OF all who are similarly stu.
ated.
REMEMBER,
He who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'S
treatment, may religiousy conide in his honor
,Sa as geentemsa NJ s9d rely upon sns sl
he disclosed.
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one, who,
from education and respectability, can GER
l
DR.. KINKELiN'S residence has been for the
last twenty-five years at the NOrth.Wost cor.
ner OF THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila-
dephia. Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have (by stating their case explicitly, to-
| gether with all their symptoms, per letter, on
closing n remittance) DR.. ks medicine, appro.
priated accordingly.
Forwarded TO any part OF the United States,
and pocked secure from DAMAGE or CURIOs.
lTY, by mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!l
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xkLIs ON SELF. PRESERVATION
ONLY rs CENTS.
Letters containing that value In stamps, will
ensure copy, per return ofmail.
GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!!
n free GIFT 10 all.
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide" new and popular
work, full Of valuable advice and impressive
warning, alike calculated TO prevent years OF
misery, and save th0usands OF lives, 10 distri.
buted without charge, and forwarded By mail,
prepaid to any Postofioe In the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
stamps. December ~, lsSe.-ly
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.N,. ~ru urnrnv ,x..a..... - n.
rne sue"~ " es NI" hIAni WiS"'s'a W ~.
Churchill Of PanA) n obtaining for u the most CN
poIrNntD poprIA ARIrY throurhout Europe And the
Doo ~ - .o,s~r,r,U rnrn.-.
Uhsed stA.es. purely scitNIIflc fkEPAhA.
s io % ~. n,.a..0. rh. U.,,o.ho.
sases OF fuimonsry anu N~'ous pes"'' ime hppop"oe
pAss fncrsdae ne fr1no'p'e ~mcn CONSTITUTES nerrous
Jbrce, and he rnost potccrfuI blood generating
,u..,. h.,.,~
r.,r ~r~.,~
"o CuTe VI SVasSPAO.'
N The sBDND and Cat period. consequently.
when srs bs uncertainty the nature Of the ds
sassJ be obtained IN ALL GASES h this treatment
sscept when the existing eon Of the lungs OF ITSELF sun
s,en, 10 produce death.
This Rssrpr has only curative etct but will used
,h... .,,.,. ,.,i.o, ~ An. d.e..e PREVENT
- '. ~ s's ." '1'p " w ~ - -
ITS DkVELoPAhNT and mus aet Al rhShhNArN'
WITH nssAsp To pSscsrrroy. yrvr A VACCINATION Doss
vru prp ARp no ssALt,pox
n.-,, ,o.I....
r'o'oss'o"s' correspondence
- CotunprA ONO. Aug. iS9-l have been ueaung ms
& ~ or Nv " G na nv. shs So.n III ot1sv
1Tn, Of msdicdfion eo,nIined"
-MAscurrra Micu Aug. s. 1851 have used the Hrro
yuosrHnn n my practice tofh Gerry hdppv Wecfs-sc
mneh :. hA' WOULD hot hs nns'Ap 'o AAsAiS "fi"'''
rn
"hrpL.srrr, W.. Aug. is,9-I believe ms Hriornos
ussd n the and way Dr. Churchill USED hefA
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m kn1IlIAI&Esrpr,,,,

NATIONAL DisrRssARy ron PRIVATE DISEASES
established January LIST, 1889. Five Thous'
l,nd Doiisrs Forfsn. Three eminent Pbysi
inns IN constant attendance.
The faculty Of tho institution cons sting OF
PROF. EGBtRr JACKSON, Member Of the
Royal College uf Surgeons, London;
1R. ROBERT HERBERT, late oi Philadt lphia.
member OF the Society of friends; and
". EUGENE rvElpEAU, late Of tho Londo,
and Paris Hospitals:
Guarantee under a penalty of $4,000, n com
,lcte cure of every Sexual Disease, however
h, ,,.,,t,ct ,,ud
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TNO TEACHERs.-The Board of School Ex.
Il aminers for Hancock county, will hold a
session for the purpose Of examining Tesc hers,
At the Union School room, IN Flndiay, on the
nrst Saturday OF January and the nrst Satur.
day of February, and the nrst and third 6atur.
days every month thereafter, CONNIE noing N
ton O'Clock, q. m, until further notice Is given.
FMpLAr, Jan. I, 1859. ~
N. q. All applicants viii he required 10 pre.
sent 70 the Examiners certificate signed by
two or more OF their present or previous eui.
lployers, giving satisfactory ment NJ 10
their moral character and faithfulness az
1,sschers; or, 10 they have mover tsusht. one
|signed BY their Teachers, certifying 10 their
moral character and studioas hs6its. -
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New, Cheap, and Durable Article,
SUPERIOR TO ANYTHING oy THE KIND EvEa BEyoRI
" THE PUEBLO.
IlAvING purchased the INCLUSIVE RIoHT fol
the manufacture OF these Mattresses, In Han
cock county, l am prepared 20 oil all ordert
with nestness and despatch. All are invited
TO call and examine them; tho ladies, expeciai,
ly, as we consider them by far the best judges
Of articles OF the kind.
COME oNEl COME ALI!
And see for yourselves, as we wish TO have
your opinion as 70 their utility.
Old Mattresses and Feathers taken at the
highest cash prioes, In exchange for work.
born's Grocery, Main street, Findlsy, Ohio.
August ~, 1859. 49,
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

B'nsroi,nf fn,tifutior, established by special sn
do,rment for tie relief Of the siet and disfrs,,sd.
afflicted tcifh piruisnt and Epidemic di,,a,t,.
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AFFLICTED READ!
DuILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE

DUILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Il Established twenty-five wears ago by DR..
kISKEl.IS, corner Of Third and Union Streets
Philadelphia PEN sylvania.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experience has rendered DIR. X. n most sue
cessful practitioner in the cure OF all diseases
Of a private nature; manh0od's debility, rs mn
impediment to marriage; nervous and sexual
infrmities, diseases Of the skin, and those
arising from abuse Of mercury.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-04-09

ton of the disappointed Board of Police
Commissioners under the new law, called
upon the Mayor to join with them in select
ing another board. This Mayor Thomas
very properly declined doing. Auditor Nc
Gibbons and Judge Pruden then determined
upon appointing their Board themselves,
and selected George Hatch, Chas. W. West,
Frank Beressord, and George Sergeant to
constitute said Board. The bill had been
condemned in terms so unmistakable at the
charter election, that it must take impu-
dence unusually brazen to attempt to force
a police upon the citizens of that city.
The Columbus Statesman says gthat the
body OF man named Thomas Bell was dis
covered hanging to fence post by cotton
handkerchief his feet touching the ground,
and blood flowing from two deep wounds
around his wrists and one around each ankle,
apparently made by a sharp knife. He was
quite dead. No evidence was ELECTED to
throw any more light upon the deed. Sew
eral large pools of blood were to be seen
near the spot where the body was Suspended,
but no knife or other instrument with which
he could have inflicted the wounds upon
himself could be found, which fact strength
ems the suspicion that there has been foul
play in the affair.
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BS5~ An indictment was found by the
Grand Jury of Wayne county, Ind, against
James Hope, of Richmond, for keeping a
billiard table for gain. The case was tried
before thesCircuit Court, but the jury failed
to agree, and were dismissed That Hope
kept billiard tables was proven by several
witnesses, and that he charged and received
ten cents from each person who played on
his tables, was also proven, and thus that
he gained money. The prosecution failed
to prove that billiard table was a gaming
or gambling apparatus, and the Court
charged the jury that such proof ought to
have been made.
The citizens of Richmond are determined,
it seems, to rid themselves of "all corrupt
ing influences though they do not meet
with the success their efforts merit. We
fear the little Quaker village will not retain
its purity much longer.
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Items of Interest.

asa- A young merchant, Mr.. H. G. Smith,
of Otsego county, n. Y, cut his throat with
a penknife on board Jersey ferryboat on
Tuesday. He just missed the jugular, and
his life will be saved, He had suffered fl
nancially during the late panic.
Ray There are two sorts of police--the
detective and defective.
nFa- Tie locusts are beginning to come
up in Virginia. and in several instances have
proved fatal to the hogs who eat them.
sI% The highest fountains in the world
are the Emperor Fountain, at Chatsworth,
England, 267 feet; and at Cassel, l60 feet !;
one at st. Cloud, l60 feet and one at YER
sailles, so feet.
na. The Augusta (Ga.) Chronicle says
that emancipation is the certain result to
which the reopening of the slave trade
will lead-as certain as day .tollotcs night "
because in course of time slavery will be-
come improbable, and moro and more so in
the ratio of the fecundity OF the slaves, let
alone importation. There being no more
territory to send the surplus to the evil will
increase until emancipation becomes a ne
cessity
nGa. The President is said to be hesita-
ting whether he will retain his Pugh in the
Democratic church.
HsA. A fatal affray-ocurred in Louisville
on Monday evening-Hercules Walker kill
ing John Fender a fiat boat pilot.-Several
persons were engaged in the affray, inclu-
ding two watchmen, most of whom were
wounded. Whisky was the cause of the
muSS.
pa. The King of Naples is seriously i'll,
tormented by the most excruciating pains
in the hip and knee. His temper is said
to be unbearable, and it is not likely that
the ovation prepared for the Neapolitan ex-
lies at London will soothe it.
Poor Pussy !-0ne of the queerest things
we have met with lately, in the foreign
journals, is the joint suicide of two old maids
and cat The women were very decent,
Industrious creatures, and very fond of the
cat, which was, it seems their mutual prop
erty. Some relative died, and left them
about FIVE thousand dollars. This intoxi.
Gated them with visions OF greatness. They
| dropped all toll, removed to London with
their cat and commenced a grand round o
! pleasure, amid which pass was always then
companion. Balls theatres, the opera
rides, elegant dresses, expensive habits, etc.
soon used up their legacy. This accomp-
! lished. they sought work but it was moi
to be obtained. They had to pledge and II
sell, ad Hbitum, their clothing and other eff
/ fects for food. When all these resource:
were exhausted, they walked down to the
Surrey Canal, put the cat in a basket, EN-
twined each other around the waist, put the
puss-basket on arm, leaped into the flowing
water and were drowned as they had lived
altogether! Thus ends the history OF the
old maids and their cat.
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SENSATION PREAoHING.=> correspondent
of the Baltimore Christian Adooeatc relates
ola New 70. k minister who desired to make
a sensation in preaching on the crucifxion.
He instructed the sexton when he got to
that part of the discourse where he describes
the darkness everspreading the heavens
to draw down the gas, giving light only
enough to make the darkness visible. The
sexton, however, awkwardly put the gas out
altogether, which so COMPOUNDED the preach
er that he was unable to proceed. Some of
the trustees of the church hurried to the
sexton in the lobby and inquired what was
the matter Greatly to his chargin and
modification, las well as that of the preacher,
he was obliged to explain, IS 1l zu,s,-t ..5.
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The News.

By the latest advices from Washington, it
is definitely reported that the President
intends taking active steps in regard to
the Nicaraguan difficulties. Consul Run
nela has been despatched with dispatches to
General Lamar, iustructing him to demand
the instant restoration of the property of
the American Transit Company, if it has
not been restored before he arrives out
General Lamar has also been instructed to
demand instant reparation and indemnity
for any pecuniary damage the American
Transit Company may have sustained from
the seizure, and that if the damage be not
satisfied, the two fleets will act according to
his orders, in and upon the three or four
Nicsraguan cities or towns-San Juan del
Norte, Realijo, San Juan del Sur, and one
or two other less important towns on the
Pacific coast, within reach of the squadron g
guns The two fleets consist of the Gulf
squadron and all of the Pacific squadron
within reach.
Senator Bright, says the Washington cor
respondent of the Cincinnati Gazette, threat
ems the Administration with vengeance for
the removal of his brother from the special
agency of the Post Office. Under the APP
prehension of Mr.. Brights detection, the
President will probably direct his immediate
restoration. ..-
The wedding of Miss Corcoran and Mr..
Eustis, which took place on Tuesday night,
was a magnificent affair. Four or five
hundred guests were present, many from
distant cities Most of the diplomatic corps
were present except the Spanish Minister
The Hon. Edward Everett came from Balti-
more In her expensive and beautiful cos
tune, the bride attracted universal atten-
ton Her outer dress was composed en-
tirely of costly lace. She wore necklace
of magnificent diamonds The happy
couple start on Monday next for New Or
leans.
Mrs. Hartung, the condemned murderess
in Albany, N. Y; has become raving
maniac, and had to be chained hands and
feet, in order to prevent her from sclf-de-
struction. Governor Morgan, in consequence
of this sudden change, has suspended hci
sentence until her real condition can be as
certained, and has ordered that she be taket
to the Insane Prison at Auburn. Ii is sal,
that she presents-a truly frightfu as well a
pitiable appearance.
The Rockport Democrat objects to the ap
pointment of Dir. Ryan as Minister to 30
gotta, and dominates him as the Democratic
candidate for Lieut. Governor in 1850.
The Police Judges and Auditor Of Cincn
natl not being satisfied with the resigna