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hat, with hundred men. he coulf free Kansas
and 4lneari,t 900; and then march to Washington
an& iayn she President and Cabinet out of doors;
b& he lletho confidence in all soeictieA ae-oci-
kd{as. OF = yti,ing else-tbe sniy saing y pdonc
.4ra&ts hgf4 80 81 e.
5fbm zence snys: ~ W
' Ossawat6mie brown ha. many sympathisers in
Providence. n..frday next. No day On Which
the patriot is to swing, there will be mnss 'noe
ing Of the citizens in Prau's Hall. Il will ',ear
ihs character s.f indignation meeting, sucii ms
tho, shieh ssysmhe bsseaftsf the Brpgks' assault
Misunderstanding the promnrDt speakers will
be- The Uyp. Tho-. Days rtd ,sbe isgv- Augusta
Wo1iinyy.) tl,ay Of LIB JhA sSh Ut4A win toll in
u,en,ory vi the dem rtinf hsra,.
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NOW READY:
Rem h iscenceS OF Rufus Ch0atc.
BY I HE hon. EDWARD G PARKER.
Crown, >vo., a2s pages, With s.eo
Portrait. Cloth Price ii 30


FbNE great Mr. thaatc an advocate yyes M in
Il "r.F' I" All u habits OF Thought expression labor
Mr.. Parker, IL / is int,od,i,inn sa,s:
g At the clusc the stlJ,v- College, Law
school he (Nr oaie )touk
lime on SAN hit hnus daily MI the OF
How ihsciau and cnv,rIag youth need no,
sa! and ur that t>on no less than his
ye"us eoluence Observed and studied him day or uy
lie or years urng years many an alvruon ani
tar lho ic night listened 10 his
fascinated than inst cied and deepen IN, rSso If his
thoughts and sugg lions. they dIItays c3r1 10
l,dEcr tttaraiHg 'ae'
The \. y. Times
" lie thus knew min yell and appreciated him fully With
ouI attempting huS ply, hc has given mere
interesting, mcInora. al hs life and CONVEX
sai"ns, notes of mis- ir -: arguments his pc,sa
character and Intellect habits aidanco nit with
evident authenticity an [ h, Mr.
exceedingly interesting rk aud Will he largely read hy IA:
VIII" have acquired. c;!hT ,tr- IN,
teru,ai OF his spvec,, Just notion Mr. uua,es ab-
lies and character.
Copies "ri be sent by l post paid rgc,ip II the all
yertised prno.
MASON BROTHERS.,
IT BlISi,Et.S.
Nos. and Me Ger stree Now York
dec j-lt
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TIC THE psii,LIC.

again app, behf, the public slicilit t,cr fyor
o most earnestly and raIsfus arkn"wie, his long md
9r .'cy cn"r Ia my power " make t e,ncer,, sl
worthy Of their confidence. ''
m renewed facilities In tho business
with The determination to keep lilo hest .oo,s ns
u ure together with the latest and sy.s
ant due attention tosi the OF the business G
warranted IN saying h"i osor sr STYLES of c,oi :,
ani nj lower prices imam an, the trade " =
MY arrangements VIII be 50 th0roagh, complete that
be e " inrnsh M t day. notice, III. latest Pnrisj
sizes aud si glaranr "gNc caury person srs who viii
iaNor me with tleIr CUSTOM. ~ 10y
IL CHARLES j RAtNE,
-. .= n rr~. Successor To tdass " Raine
frepf Ivnal,h
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Northern Sentiment.

One Thaddeus Hyatt Of New York has publish.
ed q large number Of photographs of OLD John
Brown, and is selling them at a dollar apiece
profits to be devoted to the support Of O.d Browns
family. Thaddeus publishes in the Tribune re-
port OF bis success thus far and his prospects in
the future
To show what the drift. of Northern sentime ut
is. We subjoin the following specimens of letters
that Thaddeus has received, and which he pub
fishes in the Tribune:
DAVENPORT, Iowa, NOV. ~
Dear Sir-Send me the old hsros likeness.
May God bless his family, and ral.e up more like
him. "D. r. Mex"
DovEa, New Jersey, Nov. q, 1859.
Dear Sir,--I inclose IS for the leliet of Old
John Browns family, and am sorry not " have
sent sooner. Let me have Two photographs.
am glad you are treasurer 10 SO good caIsc. But
oh how glad should be If 700 could Only rescue
good old Broom and comrades from tAa ,ayeraai
siaUe po,oer. "A. u. I. L..
HoNEsDALE. Penn. Nov ~, 1852
Dear Sir.-Althoagh hat ten years old, feel
like aiding In your noble enterprise. shall INK
iousiy await the arrival Of photograph Of The old
hero, whom have learned 20 leve with INV whole
heart, from hearing the accounts OF his trial and
suferings % published in the n Y. Daily Fri
bune. Yours, with respect,
DWIGHT r. ATKINSON,
.s..a. Mssr TRoY, N. u, Nov. 20.
"Dcar Sir,-Send me three photographs al the
greatest hero Of the age. Two Of Lem shall
give away. The other I shall hang Up for the
contemplation Of my children, tLas from il they
may learn hsroism. sslfsasrihss, purify. and sim.
Tiiaity Of heart. Although an anti.xtr man III
sell shsit Aivsys Aoaor tbs grest,i sarlsd Johu
Brown. - 2ssssssas ,iss1 ,-sr..D a. ~
"Mk Hsrrf. lssndtyss Sf TORE aphosoyrapA o,
the 'madmsH John Brown. I ddns,Ye nieh tanet
scss@ a. ~ and hsps q ssay spreadsa,I have bu,
lttle money, and that iissle have vos bv hard Ia.
boz. but never spent dollar more wl!iar Il AND
Iwiil Send moro u nscsssa<y. II abe friends Of
Krvedom DO mot take good care If tie fainiiios Of
- Harpers Ferry heroes, theY dsssrse 10 live un
der YirRjoie fule1 ID ss9As .sIs a II Un
aa 's,s1ss No. ssas 7. ~ x.,, 20
y Dear Hire lDolssed Ead u = 4 tsss, daring u,
wesk tets1Iif many pd0in Z w. "a 81 sserg ra,
tgkof6 ~ 1e6f ~ sA1kss 5Sr EEssdos M,ougi
III. Srs.s& .fsnartk IlfE Ar
-.ss5 ) 80 III ~ ~
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sEE1We SEQ by,the Argms- Of fue4dsy. that a
harritte murder was cemmittcdin Gibson county,
Tenn, ", Wedne sday, 23j inst 40 TsAS shkn that
ola wife by her husband. IRE unnatural crime
was committee ny man naUrel Robert CJrloy.
who. with ~l,vt-gun. shot his wife through the
head. CnFsey justifes him Sp # by alleging that
his wife had cmlearored ~ sisaa him, hut
VI his neigh ars eredittln allegation Corley had
beeu mnfriell'u two ysacs and IL n said that re
during THAI time Lcsn y cruel tow ards his vile
having several occa sons beaten her and driven
her from his house. Tho deceased vito possa'sel
much personal beauty. and the crimc ia rendered.
more enormous from tho fact tl,at her infant was
husrendcre,l mutD ,orlcss! C"rey made no attempt
10 escape. AMI dces MT seem t, regaet the act lie
is in moderate cir ~ INSTANCES. and nbtat thirty
five years OF age Corlsy was immediately arres-
ted. and is now confined inthe Jail of Gibson cou,
ty The criminal Court 10 now IN session. and
no doubt the murderer will receive the punishmcnt
Ls w richly ,lerits.
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FOR SAFE.

49, broiIiIf''s IA lrn1tr ri ine i.rt9~ af
fEN nnTo'',"if i'' - ~ -'Nts..ft - ,rrf cd
EXR Htstl1lislntht oi,iat,I l.ir
~ ~ iho " hginiann snow trIhst II Is a sulSl'
Ea&STW int ADAMS POWER PM 4, propelled b. hand ana
NyIATT capable Of making oIc thousand mre sons an
&HeII hour The character Of lis work can b. deter
mined y, The appearance Of this paper.
me proprietor ora country newspaper ha. ing much crcu
a'o' u doing nnch Job WORKS This Press would labor
ilnie. and money. viii be sold at bargain. (aug HIS
=. BRUSHES AND COMBS.
f To- hand hne Assortment Of silver bound Tooth
- brushes Exlfa Fine Hair Brushes, Nail Brushes &C. de
Fiie 1ouctt omss of all grad for sale at Il
t9fE E.t. j. H. THOMPS0Ns
no' q -. -.. ..... Drug Store
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fEHE copartncrshi herei0s, existing nnrr TIM sl Dn
hri :" 'fls"H n l&ne is this iay nut,ai d
a. Mr fdie rercs from The All persons hay in
'aia ngai,t ie irm Ill please them to Mr.
a iti AMI All persons inicbted 10 max. II. y
inent to INN, or his authorized agents -
,-., - II. II. GLASS,
L
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HAVE ills Gay sold 10 Nj tiifi,T PAIN. NV .n,,s l.,
''rSi IA the concerns of Glass kane L. H. tilus,
'nd al! persons having claims against said concerns viii,
present Them to Mt kuinr Tor payment and I'll debts due Inc
HHi concerns wiz! be paid to Nm. = ~
~ fc'iig nom the business beg leave 10 tender 10 nv
~ i The public m" thinks for Their patronage so long
extended t. me and respectfully ID Mr. alne to .rr
continued E.rorS E,ll.I,p'i' II II *
i.PScuBtaG december Isl 1870 -
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New Concern
October 9Th, ls5.

~ eW Concern .sF
HAVE this day purchased of Mr. X. H. tlass his entire in
irs IN The late of Glass Il Itane and r. H. as,
"i TIE CUISINES, viii hereafter be conducted The name and
''.e "i CHARLES j. KANE All persons having clams
'SS' either concern will please present 10 me i bay
III AZ and all debts due The will be collected By me
l.YSC5lRlna fsf
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~xYs PERRY DANlS--Sig:The benefits ! have recei,-
~ ed from the of your Invaluable remedy, the Pan
Killer induces to word OF praise for it, Experience
has conN inced that for Headache, Indigestion, Pain the
Stomach other pr OF the s,zlen severe Ch!s, Nca
ness Common Colds, Hoarscncs Cholera, Ch,lcra Morb
Darrhca, ~ scntery, rooee, there is nothing better
than the Pain Killer. have this
ATTACK al the Sck Hcuiaahe, by uii cSIDonfs taken
at tIri! minutes interval, in wine gasslu I" hot am
confident that, through The blessing Of God saved
the cholera iurng the summer oil lsiS T ellng amid heat
dust toll, chan Of dist and constant exposure infected
atmospheric system daily prelispuscd dyscnery
hck1 accompanied with lsin. for which The Pain Killer
sovereign remedy, teasoOnul The
hour, at the lnost hall day. have heard
OF Dysencry being cured by ITS Put in the teeth would
stop the tootlache Gratitude and desire for general use
has drawn from me this unsolicited testimonial in it's
oct 2Ids ID. T. lLOR Jg., Minister u lie Gospel.
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To the Afflicted.


- TUEMENrkD with Pain. and 81 orched with fevers
VIZ as W. know are and impatient such aic ons
mas necessarily make you we beg that you will compose
sell one moment, that wemay learn tho extent Of mala
ds, ana onc you we prescription for their
Are 10y AMI stomach refused
Its functions tall strength hae failed mud life become
burden: If 81, offer In BAKERs premium BTTE!s.
failing uncdy life. troubled with
yos headaches. and mess Of vision incidental thereto! Then
resort IL BAKERS BTrERs only hope Are suffer
In from consiipated bowels and torpid liver? BAKEGs iEE
MIN lrfERs vii both and give them that yital.
essential 10 h,ah Lave you delicate females and teetng
odrcn who have lost all relish for food and hourly vast
ngaw!F B,HhHs iirrERs the most valuable tonic ever dis
VIII strike at the Diseases
Them and strength Do n section
hguc and ,yer hnd continual sway? II ma! laugh At
these diseases aud DIET, their power provided
BAkEEs Bir1kEs Dia,ra Choic, Ch,,era MurbnS and all
other Diseases arising from inligst"ns nui improper
TONS rapidly yield To the hcahg giving influence of this
which sold this
gi>s generally. and is extensively used any
mcllrIuc known. These itcrs II home
before the. offered Ia of the world and
they are known and appreciated the proprietor desires that all
Who need their aid may have IL moderate Price only
- CENTS per bottle.
sale by all the nrugsists in Lynclburg, and by all the
principal Druggists In the city Of Richmond and elsewhere
Nrsnia also If Mcssrs ChLs. Sto Co., Washington city
ID. q: r. H. St.ber Il t, Baltimore Nd d. b. Miller Cow
ilsiun, Ky: aal Barnes " Park, ~ !.
ORDERS hi.d b. addressing l.. Err, Proprietor
RiOnb ln
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ATTENTION HOME Guard!

81 "A END li;!, fr distraction in ct the Court
an llo tie, al ~ J.. NJ 10 day. Mu,kets, Bay nncs
WI Belts, tarr r Bos"s Whit, Gloves n Glazed Caps
I'M u. order nj The Captain. H. MCKINNEY. q. s.
III A.h CRY open At T. NJ 10 Istr bue acc, rvlets
III de lit
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Foa Chapped Hands ana Face.
1 'oMpuuND CAMPHOR ICE, with Glye,liae a new An,
- elegant remedy for Chnrrec Eands and Face s.,re ns
Spa Bun, " &C. Also, ks.- >ave Cold Cream and LII
dee o"'i-'f a. SEAl,
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Erustees, S..Ie of aa Lakelx Xeu...

sruStFeS5 SslEe OF p Likely Negroe.
MILL be sold ut public auction u the 6iohes 49,,
" hppomattox courhonsc, the ssh day Of br'ru, "
ie''' tllai bsipg courtda,) = II - A''
,Jasd11g.i 90 i1,iksayr Negroes,
consisting q apes, wevs, Buys snd gina the nnonc,x s
jamn Day. - =, = - JAMES " DtF pe's' VI lien
NOV 2a-lISdeet - ~. J, IOIIN " nlY-, Trustees
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Fin Teas
\ iiAN jus, TtiseI supply Of yery superor C.r,x avn
49, go" ii"'" or saie by JOHN II. SRAY,T
II..I...
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!. - FUTURE DAYS.
-DTiyk,hable LetA M Sale
RoANuREc nnMnu

KoANUKE BOUNTY
I OFFER for salc the gacf n land near The ri. -,
neke copny. afe5 ocrupled VI noct Inn,lpn De pt k
Which wei known FOR It's Mii,y aha
mile OF The Dig Lick Deppt n the Virginia and will with
- Railroad; bias upon It DWELLING HOIST lenn,.,
EM roerns md nscessary out houses good 0 WIN tt
rooms salde, Corn Crib &C., and is most de WIN
denee for any one desfmx Farm o. that size md
10 Phys!e)an bcpg IN the midst Of popuous ana pe
neighboi hood The terms will BIZ fibcra and mad Neay
application 70 :he snbscribcr NJ Big Lick Post
previously disposed OF ut prvhtc sale OF which dus
be given, VIII oher the place Mt public auction on Ns Vii
End OF January, 1850, at the Big Lack Depot oia tie
dec 3-d,dofs WfIIJAM
Public Sale.
Il Will 'sell nj nuc,fdn, ut my residences N, s.,,
L ioth ~ Deeethber, THIRTY HEAD or =. The
sfnons yase o. Young Steers Faed Hoss
parcel of HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN EIIpyygss;; ais,
TEEss six fhontha credit for an sumo owe, ~, tGt
under that sum Cash; the purchaser giving bond wu SOa
scuffy IN t1ze payMBnt trefvef ~ss VIM 81
haze slp0sf anew Buggy aud Iiansss for sale priv,
Iec Ids -. WIN. J. HOlroN
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- tC0nllp sOaers' Sale of
Tavern Property at Campbell COurtha,,,

- THE under9ersigncd, Commissioners apeo,n, y.
A cree OF the oircnH Court Of Campbell conpty IN de
Dtprcsts Trustees John Pleasant Iypch me rus
Moe, will MpsDAr. the i1th day Of Dstenbrr william
being tonH day, expose ~ sale by way Of pshc nn. l
credit OF y and1s mOftis bonds With sppynyed o gu
ravern House, lot and premises, occupied h tn
Moore and TIM SANG purchased by said Moore and "a
..... DANIEL MARI
nov 2b4tffdte = EDHIE RAuG ttVmfS
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~ Sparkling Gelatine.
x r rEM Ssoce Boxes SparL= g &c Inc for making Jev
II ihe Mange, &C. &c. also, C,opas Sae<l an sbr,i
La. W. '"'e U! JOHN ii. SEAl
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

LATER FROM THE PIKE's PEAK MINES
a dispatch dated Leavenworth, August %
to the st, Louis Republican, says:
The Overland Express has lust arrived
here from Denver City, bringing dates Il
the 18th inst. The news received is con.
sldered OF an important character,
hlch discoveries have been made in the
Medicine Bow Mountains, near the head
waters of the Cachee Poudre, which are
situated one hundred miles northwest from
.-:sIl Denver CITY. Great excitement prevailed
with regard to the discoveries about the head
waters OF the South Platte, Nearly a
thousand persons from the Gregory Diggings
passed through Denver City within forty.
eight hours time en- route for the above dis.
eoyeries. So intense was the excitement
'l ana 50 eager were the miners to get off, that
many left claims behind them that averaged
@ ten dollars per dsy. Advices from The
oouth Park or Colorado Diggings continued
to be favorable. 90 ''' ''- ''N
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
Business GJaros, &f.
HO! FOR THE RAILROAD
FROM YAZoO CITY,
By D. W. Lamkin's Four Horse

NJ AL COACH n
n W, LAMKIN has now Daily l5lAa~5,
IL. l4-passenger Coach running zllk.ss1l.-.
from Yazoo City to Vaughans Station on the
Mississippi Central Rail Road, connecting with
the evening train, at 81 O'clock, down, from Good.
mans Depot, Lexington, Carrollton, Grenada
Water Valley, Grand junction, Memphis, and
ALL THE NORTHERN CITIES.
Then remaining hours for the Southern
train up, connecting with Canton, jackson,
Vicksburg, New Orleans and
ALL THE SOUTHERN CITIES;
making TIE trip from New Orleans to Yazoo CITY
in 18 hours, via New Orleans, j. & G.. N. Rail
Read then by the Mississippi Central Rail Road
and Lamkin's Daily Stage Line.
Persons travelling to or from Yazoo City will
find this route much cheaper and quicker than by
any other route, and make direct connection
with all places on the Rail Road and Sims &
Sutton's Stage Line.
We will always keep extra vehicles, to accom-
modate all the travelling public.
Stage leaves Yazoo City every day at 10 O'Clock
NJ, and connects with the cars at Vaughans
Station at P NJ; returning, leaves Vaughan s
Station at P. NJ, and arrives at Yazoo City at
A. NJ
October %. 1853.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
A GRACEFUL PARTING BESEprcrIoN

GRACEFUL PARTING BEyEprcr,oN :
A' the head of the local co umn of recon
nun eu@oer OF the Lynchburg Virginian, We
md the following amiable paragrap aph:
..A6sconded.-The wretch whose busines.
~ IS TO write paragraphs for this column has
zone on on tour of observation to the
.ai Nalural Bridge. Being envious Of the repr.
;5 'a.lon recently won by Mons. Blondin, i is
salu s ne intends attempting the ASTONISHING
i leat OF climbing up the Bridge with his
neau n: In sack, rolling wheebarraw before
l nim and as soon as he reaches the ton will
throw three successive back action sopn'ar "r'
Se's s.' on the celebrated "cedar stump" TIE
S,iiTng ni1I 2 probabilities are, we hope, that he
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
DR.. M. F.DUMAS'
0 RIGINAL LIVER PILLS
OR REGULATIONS.

I U X b l. Y GETA BILE.
These Pills are not offered to the public as
novelty, or universal panacea for all the i'll.
that flesh is heir to They have been extensively
USED, and their virtues are well known to many
VINO VIII be glad to learn that the proprietor has
made arrangements to continue the manufacture
on scale equal to the increasing demand. The
Pilis are all made under his personal supervision
ana can therefore be relied as on those which have
gwen SO much satisfaction to all who have used
tnem. The OFT repeated assertion that in bilious
diseases, and the various disorders of the Liver
there IS no remedy but mercury, in blue pill or
some other form, has been proven false by ample
testimony from tn 5se who have used these purelv
vegetable Pills. ltIs true, however. that to rem
edy arrangement of the bilious secretion. YOU
must have something to act directly and power
fully at times upon the liver; but il ia not true
that mercury is the only agent capable Of pro
ducing this specific action. The simple combna.
ton OF vegetable principles in these pills produces
the same positive action upon the Liver as Calo
mel, and will correct the derangement Of that
organ as surely, without the risk Of any unpless
ant or injurious consequences, at the same time
tney have an Alternative and tonic effect, whiehis
the secret OF their great superiority.
Ihe circumstances under which the formula for
these Pills came into the possession Of the Pro.
Prletor, some year ago, were peculiar, and induced
hlm TO prepare, from time to time, such QUAINT.
tes as would enable him to supply the wants Of
his friends, but, owing to the astonishing results
produced by their use, the demand has increased
90 rapidly that he is compelled to manufacture on
much larger scale than was contemplated, and
The unsought testimony, from various quarters, Of
Ehe great efficacy ard uniformly gratifying results
experienced in cases Of bilious affections, fever
Ind ague, and other disorder arising from de-
'angement of the hillary ans, proves beyond
" doubt that these Pills are capable of efectihs
me most surprising cures on recOrt, and all who
uner IN any way from daralgemHnt + the func
ions OF the Liver Should have them at hand
Prce--25 cents 50ceuts and ST 90 per box
Prepared BY NJ F. Dumas, Main Street, YasOe
lily, Miss.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
DR.. DUMAS CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE ANTE-FEyER PILLS

When combined with the Liver Pills. are among
the most valuable of Onr indigenous remedies :.
uniting with Tonic power, the property OF
calming irritation, aud diminishing nervous excl-
liability, they are admirably adapted to the treat
ment Of diseases in which a dehilitated condinon
Of the stomach or of the system at large, j. un-
e with general or local irritations. The remedy
is highly useful u the hectic fever Of scrofua ana
consumption, in the treatment of which u haS
long been iavorite With many practitioner,
These justly celebrated Pillaare peculiarly adaptes
to all dseases--dyspensia loss of appetite aua
strength, languor, lassitude, drowsiness, heaa'
ache, vertigo All complaints peculiar to femaess'
pain or weakness in the side, back or chest. papi
tation Of the heart, &C., and when combined wliD
the Liver pile. and taken according to directions
theyare . epecifc for chiIIs and fever, &c.
Price, 2b cents, so cents, and 81 90 per hox'
YasoO City, July Cd, 1852
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03
How ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADETpuTA

4 Renopo1o,,t 1aot;t.,t;..,
;ai ,'0'Ds' ~ - 1"o''e"'lo" est@0ttSnea 6y Spe
ceoe A"4oWme"t, Jor the Hehef of TIL
olcF o719 Distressed, afflicted agih V;ru
lent and Endemic Diseases
THE HOWARD AssocTar1oN
awfnl dostrro.;aS an'1oialloN, ~ IN view of thu
SEXUAL diseases and +ho donn4s nuan hIe caused bJ
on the unfortunate victims of s,,ot piaceeea up
nnocls saUauoi si0..ius ol sucn diseases BY
inc snrceon as ~ uipgceed oneir Consult
their name r. onen nianaaa .aDnn Aol worthy O
mept of this Glass Of d;oaope lor the treat
and to rive MEDICAL AnV16T n @i np s9Slr T4r forms
who andy bv letter VIII ign doti Wells 70 al
condition faga occnnat;n ;a ,uelSsvplaon OF theli
and in ease of avtrsl"a 'lOn naoi's OF nte, &c:l
MEDICINES FkFE nm cWspGyi1s cPWgsgsey1 70 FURNISH
to add that the Associat;on ~ IS needless
Medical sk;li of tho tne highest
annrovad naoda. o W. anu Will furnish the most
The Directors Of t%s ea', sas.o...o
nnal Ranart 80 " an tle ASSOCIATION IN their An
eosas or'1.osI ~. sne Iea'msnt OF sexual Dis
The Yazoo Democrat., 1859-09-03

~, DEATH FROM THE BITE OF A TURTLE
ndne;l, nne MIddleborO' Mass. Gazette gives the
particulars of painful death of a bow in
riymton, in consequence Of a bite IN tbn bn
nnger from turtle. The symptoms were
Ine m same as hydrophobia. Not lone aftsr
the .h el'e' the lad became feverish, and after
the finger had been lanced black snots "'sr. sn.
ssnreu seIIosoo, on the other had, and paroxysms
.olio%ed' I In which the sufferer would span
sh" ana DIT, ol.e at whatever came in bis way, after