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Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
Who Is KING?

Who Is KING?-
King of the World of Thought refined
No abject slave it claims
Where superstitiou's victims pined,
II bursts their servile chains.
In every cline. in coming years,
VIII men proud anthems sing
And round the world the echoes float,
That PRINTERS INK Is King ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

A " MEDICNEMAN" IN LIMBo.-Dr. j. c. Aver
the great patent medicine man. stabbed Mr.. Fay,
secretary Of the Middesex Mills company, in
Boston, last month. The wound was believed
fatal.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

WE know Of a lady whose union has not been
prolific of " little darlings," who las suspended
on the wall in her bedroom, directly over the
head Of the bed, neat little picture, underneath
which is the following quotation from Scripture {:
"SuiIer little children to come unto me and for
bid them not, for Of such is the kingdom of
Heaven"
Ihquuis Q, sysa- iV' ~''''''
!" and delivered without charge.
=, Indian Creek, July 23, 1859. Nt
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
THE FERRY BAR HYENA." +"
Devoted 20 Hygiene, PoiygaIny, mud ii,c Eicc-
tion of - poor Pierce"
ISSUED on RAINY DAYS, ONLY.
EDITED BY "JAcINror

OrE CANpIDArE.-We make 1t point never to
forsoke friend in adversely, and the only charge
alleged derogatory to his character, was that of
tainting through fear, and falling from his
horse" In order to refute this we have only to
examine carefully the official record of the battle
of "Cberry Busky." The most reliable is the
one given by the horse himself, lie says:
al was raised by an honest old Quaker ia Shell
by county, Indiana, and was taught from colt
hood to believe that the 'pomp aud circumstance
of war was not only humbug, but exceedingly
sinful and when the buglc sounded the charge,
had n vivid recollection of what the old Quaker
had told me, and took to my heels So the as
sertion that my noble rider tainted through fear,
was false it was from exhaustion at trying to
hold me | wouldn't be held.'-HOHs. Fsrrier,
p. IS.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

ECLIPSE OF THE SuN.--The usual periodical
eclipse of the sun took place on the DIST Oct. ut
Ferry Bar, and according to the reckoning Of
the " Hard SHELF almanac, will be visible at I'm
ion, Poverty and Ingrahnm's Bars until about
the llh of March, 1860, Good bye, old Soly;"
you manifested considerable warmth of feeling
last summer, You will find about six feet Of ice,
snow and rheumatism, when you return.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

THE chap who took the thread of life to sew
the rent OF house, has gone East and invented
patent point for cross eyed needles.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

GoTLEB VON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on ELoPE-
MENT.-" Vot kint Of country you call dish al
ready? 1t shall pc to most w0rser country like
te tnyvil. dish country. Bcvorc | sh come on
dish country, / shall hear everybody spheak
pout der vree country. 1t wash no yree country
yer everybody ish run away NIT everybody s
vrow, like Mynheer Icices in Washington vot
shall shot Mynheer Keys in de pelly init swords
and pistols, pccause he shall want to live NIT his
own vrow, and Mynheer Keys won't let MIN al
ready.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

"RETAINED FOR THE SNAKE. THE San Andrcas
Independent tells the following anecdotc of Col
j., (Col. James, we suspect,) San Francisco
lawyer, who during the late campaign, put ur
for the night at hotel in one of the northern
counties. The Col. "wcnt in" to little game
of poker, (now we're certain.) and Gwen
through" and soon after crept Off 10 bed Soor
after, brawny specimen Of Pike, dressed ii
jeans" and wof.skn cap, arrived, in search OF
legal advice. He was taken Immediately to the
Coils room where after wolf skin had shaken the
legal gentleman into consciousness, the following
conversation occurred
care you Squire j."
"Yes what do you want old boy ~
wall Squire, reckon | she'll hev ter git fell
Ter o. your sort fur tur plead lawsuit"
whats s it about, my good man?'
"'Bout hoss."
Here the Colonel was all attention and courte-
sy. He raised himself on his elbows and put his
ear close to the clients lips. Here, he at once
concluded was chance to get evenpn the nights
losses at poker-a $500, perhaps'1 $500 horse in
dispute, and bright visions of II Sl0O fee all fit
ted rapidly across his mind.
Estate all the circumstances if you please, my
kind friend"
"Wall," said old wolf skn "y yer Sc as | bor-
ry'd this ere boss NV feller named Elipkins
what keeps a chicken ranch on Poverty Slide
(tbe Colonel drew his head in six inches) an
arter I'd rid the sway backed, moon-eyed ole
crtter tell night, (here down went the elbows }
kerricd the wind sucker Outen the yard, CHE
CooneIs heaG struck the piilow,) an staked his
spavin'd bones on hill 'mong the tall grass to
give his hide bound carcass chance fur good
proyender. (The Colonel waved his hand impa-
tenty but old wolf went on y Wall rattle
snake bit i'm on his glandered snout an now the
tarHel critters got the big head an ole Flipkns
wants me ter pay damages Yu'ye hearn the
case, Squire"
What's the damages?" roared the Colonel.
olive dOlars!n
His head suddenly popped under the cover and
the now raving Colonel shouted" take yourself
out Of this, I'm retained for the snake p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

THE best woman is one who il real female
some very good ones spoil themselves trying to
be men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

LuDIcRous BLUNDER.-The London AthenRum
gravely assures its readers that the Sermons of
Dow, Jr.," we're delivered from an American
pulpit
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

MoTHER's GRAvE.-Where can temple be
found more holy-where an altar more sacred,
wherein and whereat to worship with so pure
devotion-where the heart can ponr out its most
fervent aspirations-wher the offering Of afec-
tiou so sincerely present its sacrifice, as at a
mothers grave? Ay, here IL is that memory
delights to linger, delights to dwell ?-and call
to recollection that bright image when by her
side, sharing her joys and sorrows-receivng
instructions, blessing, and comforts, from the pu
rity and kindness of heart too holy and devo-
tional for this life.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

A Dry LAKE-1he Plumas Argus says that
Honey Lake has literally dried up. Susan riv-
er, respectable stream, and as full as usual at
this season OF the year, fails now TO reach the
bed of the lake, sinking in the earth far above
it. Immense quantities Of fish have been des-
troyed, and now lie decaying on the deserted
bed. 1t is remarkable that lake 20 miles wide
and 10 miles long should disappear in such an in
eXpressibly short time"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

EARLY IIARPooN PRACrCE.-The M0nthiy Rose
tells the following story Of young whalcr in
Nantucket. No wonder the hardy seamcn Of
that island can handle the harpoon with such sin
gular dexterty, when they begin to practice so
early in life
" Passing through Nantucket, last summer, VIC
stopped at an out -the-way house for drink OF
water. As we approached the half opened door,
we behcld the following scene, which excited our
visibility, at the time TO considerable extent.
An nrchin, some six years old, had fastened n
fork at the end of ball Of yarn which his mother
was holding, which he very deXterously aimed at
an old black cat quietly doing in the corner.
Puss no sooner felt the sharp prick OF the fork
than she da'ted of in n jhy, while the expert
menter sung out in high glec, "Pay out. mother,
pay out there she goes through the window ~
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

As to go'nto Mysteries raise
" tremcnjus' row in the neighborhood, and tear
up the ground for mile around it's no use,
sally, you're u "goner," any way.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

Halls Lecompton Cholagoguc; n specific for
general debility, languor and lasstude war;
rantcd to restore tone and vigor to the system,
aud confdence IN the present administration.
Bro,cn's Logenges. Warranted to heal those
little difficulties so common now a days, between
man aud wife, and mcsmerize baby in seven
seconds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29
TIE. Next time il rains, sure.

IirWrGs. --" Honesty is the best policy"
"lt Is no Disgrace to be poor.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.--H q "Poor Mans
Plaster" will help u poor man, will it do poor
woman any good.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

MmTHFULNEss.-If you wish to acquaint your
self with the article borrow our ambrotype.-
We are acknowledged to be the very prototype
Of good humOr, and nothing but desire to know
the exact locality Of Punta Arenas remains to
make us perfectly happy.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1859-10-29

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and
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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-12-24
= n ,. TAILOR
J. II. TAYLOR & co,
"noiesia-c Dealers ia staple * Fancy

Groceries,
Id JEFFERSON STREET. - 10
+ AVE JUST Received, aud nov oser 10 The trade
- :. w Lon EST msraet rates. one OF The largest
aha most complete stocks ot staple and faBcy tsro
market. ' ~ opashe " Ems
Al Inspection Of goods and prices il respectfully 50.
Our stock Consists IN, An., nr
iVo sacks Prime Rio and Lasuyra coffee:
~ " Chests Assorted Teas:
zoo z, o ard 10 ID Cad,lles do
- iiids Prime ami Fair sugars;
~ Bols Bslehef's crushed, puw,d and Loaf sp,..
70 Moiasses, various brands;
~, ~ New York Golden sgrap;
IL Tierces Prime Rice:
zoo Boxes Tobacco Yarl .us brana..
~ Ifo Gooawin's and Anier son,s do in ri, Am
d0 bb!s, Nuts, assorted;
~ y Dbls French Pruaes.
iap Boxes Layer and NJ. r. Raisfns.
100 Drums Fresh sigs;
~ y Bbis Mackerel-15 oulntals Cod Fsb.
ooo 2 fiekled and loo Boxes Scaled Herring:
Ivy Kegs Nails assorted;
!U Boxes Window Glass assort.3.
~ ~ uiass Jars and Fiasks;
% hegs and boxes Soda:
20 Boxes SaefatGg.
CASTLE, German Chemical winasax s.,
Toilet soaps, In great variety anu
Chinese Fire Crackers; " s-FS'
09faage m q Tmns, various iiDas.
1hiiadeiphia Pearl STARCH
s'cWarts pare Candies;
S-eied Almonds;
Fresh Peaches, Strawberries and rom,,,s, /, 49,.
"a nns.s, aasaPs, Worcestershire Sauce sardInes
On, ShiSES or All. KINKS.
S.oe Blscklng and Brushes:
i bldseirs Bitnmnoas Axle Grea.e-A ner ,biy,
VI ALI KINDS, AND SUPERIOR
QUALITY.
Ana : alnss. IN CHEAT VARIETY.
anu general assortment Of almost cyerything san.
= our line OF business n 1872. Asps
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Notice.

hhE ieiiowiEg Goods. Wares and Msrahaaasa.ss
= now In Store In the Warehouse et Atssrs. ftAh
hAdAR, In the City Or Buriir g,on AMI STATE 'lcsA
ana have been for than SIX months past and 1E'
eAnea soF and unclaimed oy any perser ~ HafsSss
therefore shall offer the same vi Pap Aaeten y
said warehouse on SATURDAY ths SIst aay VI Dsasl.
yer. isos. and shan continae the sale from DAY % ~
ahth they are ali disposed af, 10 Che highest etids
10y ~ expenses incurred upon them tntladiasIs
advertising al the same unless stained aal all chNEs
PAID nefere said day 81 sale, 90 wit;
Dates Marks Descriptions. Chars
.ane W, 1921, J. Andrews, HAYNES harvester, ~
jury ~, 1855, y. Martin, Corn NILS, ~"
a. SsaA
NJ. H. WINT0Nr
nevis d6tw6w City MsrshaL
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TAXES ON WESTERN LANDS

Is who wish us 10 pay taxe.cn ,h.i, 49,
les.ueht Lands, and who wish to avoid paving
,es. ~ we rate OF 10 per cent per annum ar rs
yeeu g iet US know at their earliest convenience
W pay taxes annually In all the counties OF Iowa
wWssonri, and southern Minnesota, and Iocat. LanS
warrants on choice selections IN ali IRE ,hnva
and In Kansas and Nebraska. ssa'es'
$50, -, w. n. ROSS 4 CO.
ssSusAoM Mt Pieasant INV.
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T. D. CROCKER.

tsenior partner Of late EfI Croker a Bro1
Attorney & Gaua.eil0r at Tau.
btRLifG1OS, IONA.
WaLs. attend promptly to Collection ot Debts
" Land Agencies, Bis4ounting Notes ana ali nther
assiaeas OF '.ls profession.
OFFiG.-- sel Uoelhaarh A Brook4 Ra,k ..r.x
- sHt 4.ain sss- firiy 3-ipy,
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-: t1 we case Of 6foyes Slaughter, Messrs Clav
eoa Webster contondsd thaA under the commesci:I
power, Consress had vleAt o regulate M save srs
encng The esvsRai 1tssss.-Nr jaseton NaIH~n 49,
beses '. Sanford, ?. -. -.r -
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Legal Notice.

IN 80 80 AsIeASV'
STATE VI IOWA, la In County Court Of said "
Des Mones County, =. Sitting as Court D; Prca4.
Estate OF Cntharinc Sosgrovr, Deed.
" hE6EAs, on the third day OF March, A. D. 10
thousand eit ut hundred aud fifty SIX, there 70
produced and read in ope Court nstr1mrui II VI.
ns, purpering 70 be the last will aud testament s
oeceaent. And whereas said instrument III writing y
~. on Me ~ said Court, The sane net hasns ben
gwen to all persons Interested thereto ~, he mn
ohuay 10 January next ISL rsby Exed AS ths Ia!
1hicn proof will be received al 10 the ysdity " af
.ass vii anu Testament, ard that any pefso1 vAas
thereto, will BE- heard
- =, Witness y. q. EIGHTMAN, ledge u al
u. - Court this a9th day Of November, A. D ia
o. c. MiGHTAAN,
ace--wtd. Judge or sad gozr.
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Teeth Extracted ,uithnnt pain /

1 lNs. ssAONSGN = NeEs,E.- 80 5.@sr
- LON. Corner Of jefferson and Afsl@esS e.
Ehiri sire u, are nov prepared to ex- TIN "a. -
tract teeth without PAIN, having pro- Ll1-D
cured the latest improved Eiectro-Magnetie Ins.ra
nent superior to any heretofore introduced for thai
purpose.
Teeth filled, and full and partial sets Of
teeth inserted on the atmospheric principle An
operations in dentistry skilfuy performed ana war.
nted. I.Ga.sI- -
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The Best Place to Ruv

~ 0Gbb XMCE nUV
10 IND out the place TO buy BOOTS AND slIoEs tel.
mnch tak and travel since the times got % tirh
ana that knowledge to some would be treasara 49,
must therefore cndeayor to make The place rnnwn
= near then whatI say, let u reason together.
not the great noise that II made ab mi les thep
ror rs an axiom in every profession and trade
A.At you Don get much wool where great noise l.
made. 49, !" = s1s holss -
Beware then OF "1ags" "big talk" aAornet,s neat.n
and every such thing ss
yeu ses 70 sneir she's you will End they vii, sting
bmt Keep jogging on and turn not about -
III You md where large pair OF Elk Hoass are ont
10 ths barTet House block, number FIFTY pniIR
And the name, J. n. CAvvxxY over the door $500
!. rnats the best place, % walk right straight IN
- ~ SCOTS AND sHoEs In exchange for ycur TIN.
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just Received.
~ DeM New York, crushed, powdered. rrannlaA.a
refined Sugars:
~ hxs white Havana HutaY:
lS0 bgS Rio CoGhe;
70 " Laguira
- = Java
~ ~ Sh.s New York taear Lest Syrup;
" ~ hhs No. white Rish;
70 Trout:
S8 !" Mackerel;
y y o es NV Nsx tori state prime dried apples ~
~ caAea French Rruness
Is hegv ~
v s e.s Lar eass.yra and Malaga = RAis,as;
% bxs CArct Wlne:
- baaksts Champagne.
80 y. TAILOR . 90.
y zassga -. ~ jeohcseA Mrse1.
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COOK e. BAXTER
Don4 ers and Dealers iM EXcSSmre
LYMAN COOK, -7 -.ss-l
JOHN N. BAXTER burlington, Iowa.
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COLLECTIONS made on favorable term.
slght and riAs ExohanGe bought ana sol6. =
Ana.ssss allowed On uns aspcelts.
- A# &c. 7a at As hNNsi Z
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ets0@1"t1 HUGUNAHU, KAsSEK q sIlEkkIII
burlington, Iowa,
~. \. u.on Putk err, March "a, 1855.

X EAL Estate in CsumeA RfnY9e 49,
r.ss 49, ma fersonA desirtas Of secul1ns ~.
art-bptf. .sS Inra a..
+ nn.xr ii M. -.
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And now in this year Of grace, and on
Friday, the I'd day of December, a man
well advanced in years, son of Revolu.
tionary sires, protesting Christian from
early life and of uniformly good standing
in the church, with marked strength and
earnestness in his religious convictions,
more resembling the warriors and saints
of the Old Testament than the humble
colfessors and martyrs of the New, a
Cromwellian Puritan, inspired with senti-
ments of honor, justice and humanity,
whose mind had brooded so many years
upon the wrongs of the slave that the pas.
sion to break his yoke and proclaim liber-
ty to the captive became consuming FIRE
in his soul, empowering his Judgment,
nflaming him with reckless zeal, plung-
ing him into deeds of folly and crime that
are utterly inexplicable in man of sound
mind, risking his own life in no con-
scious spirit of revenge for bitter wrongs
that he had suffered in resisting the ag
gressions of slavery, but prompted by a
single desire to give freedom to those in
bonds, his plans maturcd among the refu-
gees In Canada, with a handful of men
spreading CONSERVATION and dismay over
the great State of Virginia, receiving in
his mad attempt several severe and pain
full wounds and beholding his compatriots
and his own sons slain at his side, cap-
tured by forces Of the United States, con-
aemned in furious haste while suffering
from his wounds and prostrated upon q
;ouch, yet calm, patient, honest, without
squivocation or disguise, expressing him.
'elf in manly and heroic words and senti-
nents that have awakened responses in
.he breasts Of millions, submissive to his |
ate, amid such pageantry and terror as |
we're never before blended on the cont. |
,ent, himself alone Of oil the vast multi |
ude unfrightened and unperturbed, with |
ne sympathies aud prayers Or tho curses
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1t is instructive to notice the changes
which time and . discriminating and retri.
butive Prov dence makes in che relative
position Of nations. The pride of the
Sews has been BUNDLED. No people were
ever more terribly punished, or reduced
TO baser infsriority. Through long and
weary centuries they have been s bv.
word and kissing the world over. Other
nations have Teen absorbed by their con-
qusrors, or in other ways have lost their
identity. We meet them only on the
pages Of history. Their names cease.
Honor or shame is no more their portion
under the sun. But the Jews, though
without . country, and though scattered
in oil lands, have retained their identity.
and the world affords no parallel to their
seaerings and wrongs, especially in point
OF duration. In almost every country but
cur own they are still denied the ordinary
nights Of men. In the language Of the
Chief Justice Of the United States. in .
memorable opinion In relation to another
unfortunate people, they are regarded Gas
havtag no rights which the White man !.
bound to respect" Says an American
etizsn and scholar, who has travelled "a
sln Europe, in Africa, and in As;a /
have seen the jew insulted and abused IN
9 manner that caused the blood to tinele
2 my veins" In the capital Of ROM
Catholic Christeadom, the Jews ara atiIl
condemned 20 reside in the Ghetto, which
has been pronounced the filthiest spot
rPon the whole face Of the globe. The
ssaustion Of the Jewish boy, Mortara, the
- year. has provoked the indignation Of
49, slnssd world. And aearly every
SS,Ss.s r. ~ our own has protested
S. 4 49, e vain. The Pops still |
.nese 1asts ny nluaer.As u. s.a..
- Ohsi11ian H~l1-s... q - ..,..a 49,
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1859-12-08

ton the language OF the last Adams.
"let it come" Then may we think,
speak, write about. do something else:
and then, aud not til then. NAV we
start forward on the march OF true
national progress.
Mr. Bailey gave rs a pressing AMI
almost undeniable invitation to remain
with his family over night. and I bad
been glad to make their fnrther a.
quaintance, and also to have witnessed
the result Of Mr. Clay's determination
to speak that night in the adjoining
village Of Cosington. III he could get
any body TO hear him." bat. having
an invalid lady under my charge. it
was thought as well to place ourselves
on the cool side OF Mason d Dixon's
linz. J. T. b.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

4 Btuerolem Institution established bys,cc-
isl Eadoicmenf, for The hellet ~ fhe Sics
aud Distressed, a9iicfed r.!h I.ru.eaf and
Endemic Diseases.
HNHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, IN
view Of the awful destruction of hu-
man life caused by Sexual diseases, and The
doccptions practiced upon the unfortunate
victims of such diseases by Ouacka. several
years ago directed their Consulting Sur.
geon, a. a CHARITABLE AcT worthy OF their
name. 10 open Dispensary for the treat
mcnt of this class OF diseases, I'm all sheir
forms, and TO give MEDicAL ADVICE GHaTis
TO all who apply By letter, with absorption
OF their condition, (age, occupation, habits
Of life. etc.) and in case OF extreme poverty.
10 fuRsisH MEDICINES FREE or CHARcE. IL
j. needless % add that the Association com
mands the highest Medical skill Of the are =,
and will furnish the most approved modern
treatment.
The Directors Of the Association, In their
Annual Report upon the treatment OF SexE-
al Diseases, express the highest satisfaction
with the success which has attended the la
bors OF their Surgeons ia the cure Of Spsr-
maiorrhDa, Seminal Weakness, Gonofrhos.
elect, syphilis, the viceoi Onanism or SELF
Abuse, Diseases OF the kidneys and bled-
der, etc., ana order continuance ci tie
me plan for the ensuing year.
The Directors, on review Of the past
feel assured that their labors in this sphere
OF benevolent effort have been of great ben
eft 10 the afflicted, especially To tho young
and they have resolved 20 devote them
selves. With renewed zeal. 20 this very i'm
portant and much despiscd cause.
An admirable Report on Spsrma'orrhGn
or Seminal Weakness, the vice OF Onanism.
Masturbation. or Self Abuse. and other di--
eases Of the Sexual organs, by the Consult.
inc Surgeon. will be scntby mail Gin sealed
envelope), FaEK or CHaEcE. on receipt II
Two STsnrs for postage. Other reports ard
Tracts on the nature and treatment of SEX.
ual diseases, diet. etc. are constantly being
published for gratuifous distribution, and
will be sent 20 the afflicted. Some Of the
new remedies and methods Of treatment de.
covered during the last year. are Of gres'
value.
Address. for Report or treatment, DR. J
SKuLIS HoroHTos, Acting Surgeon, How
ard Association. No. 2 South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia. Pa.
| By order Of the Directors.
EZRA ID. HEARTWELL. President.
GEO. FAIRCHlLD. Secretary
mao6ly
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A Miserable Life
AND
PREMATURE DEATH

NOUNG MEN who, by nculging Ia Sc
cret habits, have ruined their health
prostrated their nervous system, and i'm
paired their minds, thereby rendering tie
pleasures OF married life a weary pilgrimage
upon earth, are respectfully notified that DIR
EWING, by much study and experience IN
this branch OF practice, is daily ciccting
cures in the most difficult cascs, without the
least difficulty or trouble. Patients afflicted
with any kind OF private disease, from th.
mldest form 20 the most severe. can con
suit DIR. +. with the full assurance of q
quick and lasting cure. DR.. T.. warrants a
cure without the aid of mercury. or change
of business or dict.
DR.. Ewing announces 90 ladies in want OF
remedy for obstructgns, Irregularities.
&c, peculiar TO the delicate Organizations
Of their systems, DR.. Dacid's Female
Monthly Pills as the remedy The many
Thousand boxes have sold Prove ii--fcie
speak III of them, for all Ike them. DR.
Dacier's Pills can only be had at DIR. Nv
ing's Office No. l. Virginia Avenue,
South OF Branch Bank,
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tion- should not use them. Fer reason sec
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nav 10. 1859.