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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

"TuE BorroM FALLEN Our" IN WIS
CoNs1N.-The Wisconsin Chief has a cor
respondent who takes doleful view of af.
affairs. He AYERS that all confidence is
lost between man and man. The bottom
has fallen out Of everything. Shrevd bu-
siness men are cheating God in their pro-
LESSONS, and the devil in their bargains -
Ginger is made out of mustard, and coffee
IF chicory. Young Hyson is raised in
the COW pasture, and Young America in
the dram shop. Pure wines are made OF
poor whiskey, and Havanas of herbs
Rascality has become virtue, and rot-gut
turned to vinegar. Legislators are mark
ed as merchants mark goods, and the peo-
pies funds absorbed by charitable purpo-
SEES. Governors arc knocked off at $50 900;
Legislators from $4,000 to $4,000. Rail-
road stock is down oelow zero. Caucuses
are "packed," and young men electioncer
on the Sabbath. Fairbanks scales have
taken to swindling, and old rats to selling
their tails to spike cannon: Jewsharps
are palmed off as harps Of thousand
strings, and Democrats as spirits of just
men made perfect. Sausages are adu:ter-
ated, and tempting links seem to wag in
the most dogged manner. Our territory
as well as crinolinc, is indefinitely expand
ing. Bright rows of pearls are m'de at
the dentists, and ambrosial curls at the
hairdresser's: In fine, there are none
truthful save the horse jockeys, none pa
tristic save the politicians; none talented
but those who make Zone change" of a
grocery corner, and cheat out of the needy
what they give to the Lord. . i. III T.
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GIssENa.-Great quantities Of Ginseng
have been discovered in tho Big Woods, a
patch Of timber stretching about forty
miles along the West bank Of the Missis-
sippi, between this place and Minneapolis.
Hundreds Of men, boys and women arc
making from one to two dollars per day
digging it; and il brings ready cash ing
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-06-16

>lr. Cossit, proprietor Of the steamer
Enterprise, has just closed contract to
deliver at the Chippewa Agency, seventy
five tons of merchandise, and also to deliv-
CT at St. Cloud, for the Hudson Bay Com
pany, two hundred tons Of merchandise,
which is to be taken from st. Cloud By
Burbank & 'Cs., to be by them delivered to
the steamboat on Red River as soon a it
commences to run.-sState Nescs. ast5t -
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THE 81. CLOUD DEMOCRAT
JANE G. sWIssHELM, EDITOR.
Thursday, juno 18th 1859.
NOTICE..

A Meeting ofthc Republicans Of Stearns
County, will be held in the Everett
School House, St. Cloud, at 8 o'clock ON
Saturday evening, July 9th, 1859 to ap-
point three delegates to the State Conven-
ton, to select a County Committee, and to
attend to ercl matters pertaining to the
organization and interest Of the party rs
may he deemed expedient.
n. n. SMITH.
Chairman Co. Committee.
St. Cloud, June 10th, 1859.
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You will please announce in The st..
Cloud DEMOCRAT that the undersigned
is i candidate for District Judge of the
Fourth Judicial District, to be elected at
the ensuing election, subject to the nomi-
nation Of the Republican District Conycn-
ton. DAVID 4. SECOMBE.
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THE FALLs-Thc most magnificent
view of the Falls ever had, IS the present.
The banks on both sides of the river arc
constantly crowded with people to witness
sight, which for sublimity and grandeur
is surpassed only BY the mighty Niagara
Do not tail to improve this opportunity to
see this wondrous work of nature.-Ntata
Necs. .sa {. ls.4eDz5aa z>aaj"
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+. The Supreme Court Of Michigan has
affirmed the decision of an inferior Court,
that woman has perfect right to- CON
troll in all respects all property acquired
by her before or after marriage, that b.
longs ~ her, independent ,of her hmtrnd.
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oPELoUsAs SATURDAY MORNING. AUGUST g. 1852
SHERIFF's SALES.

SHERlFF's LE.-state of Louisiana
q. district Court Parish of St. Landry.-No. s692
oenlnon naa peck y Co. VS. Frank Care Robertson.
~ Vlltfie of an order of seiAs and sale issu.
In me absHe entitled suit, by til district Gonr
anu Tor the Parish of st. Landra snd Stattee con
sa,d, and to me directed, wiliqhet gnert
sac, :, lor cash, at the Courthouse oft ce uue In
SATURDAY, the Sd day of Septe1e uu'ij ff.tssa
commencing at the hour of i M. ana
right interest and haiSy,d saS detsa% al the
ant Frank Cane Robertson, in and to the follo;no -
property, seized to satisfy said writ, to yIt:
n A certain parcel Of land lying and being in the
= Parish Of St. LanfS, on the Atc6afaaya River. in
township three, Yction eleventh, South Of Rance
seven East in the Southwestern Land District of
Louisiana, and more particularly described ns fol.
lows: beginning on the Atchafalaya river in Town
snip three. Section eleventh South of Range sevcn
East, in the Southwestern Land District Of Icnisi.
ana, on the Atchatalaya, at the starting mint Of
the dividing line between the land now owned NV
Fergus Hawthorn and the land owned by VIM. +.
DAVIS. and thence running along said DIVIDING line
Que West, until it strikes Powells Bayou being the
first Bayou above the Bayou commonly known as
Davis, , Bayou, and being the second Bayou above
w! lhe !, resldencik W. F. Davis, thence down the
middle Of Powell's Bayou to the Atchafalaya
thence urxthe Atchsasaya to the point Of beg n
ming, together with ali tenements and apnerte.
nances thereto beloptmesse IN in ariA wise anner.
tanning di,s-~',@. 's 'ppeA'
sherif's Office, opelousas, July %. 1859,
l.. V. CHACHERE Sheriff.
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Howard Association.
PHILADELPHIA,

d Benerolent Institution established BY special En-
document, for the Relief of the Sick and Dis
tressed, afflicted ,cith Viruleat and Epidemic
Diseases.
TTHE Howard Association, in view Of the
y awful destruction Of human life caused by Sex
ua diseases, and the receptions practiced upon the
unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quacks,
several years ago directed their Consulting Surgeon
as Charitable act worthy of their name, to open
Dspensary for the treatment of this class of dis
eases, in all their forms, and to give Medical advice
gratis to all who apply by letter, with description
OF their condition, Gage, occupation habits of life,
etc) and in case of extreme ps.serty, to furnish
Medicines free of charge. It isN tedless to add
that the Association commands the highest Medical
skill of the age and will furnish the most approved
modern treatment.
The Directors of the Association. in their Annual
Report upon the treatment of Sexual Diseases, eX-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the labors of their Surgeons in the
cure of Spermatorrhga, Sep'inal Weakness, Gonorr.
hoea elect, Syphilis, the V, E of Onanism or Self
Abuse, Diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder, ETC..
and order continuance of the same plan for the
ensuing year.
The Directors, on a review of the past, feel as.
sred that their labors in this sphere cf benevolent
effort have been Of great benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young, and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, to this very
important and much despised cause.
An admirable Report on SpermatorrhGa, or
Seminal Weakness, the vice of Onanism, Masturba.
tion. or SelfAbuse, and other diseases of the Sex
nal organs, by the Consulting Surgeon, will be sent
hy mail Gin sealed envelope, free of charge, on
receipt of two stamps for postage. Other Reports
and Tracts on the nature and treatment of Sexual
diseases, diet etc, are constantly being published
for gratutous distribution and will be sent to the
afflicted. Some OF the new remedies and methods
OF treatment discovered the last year. are of great
value.
Address, for Report or treatment, DIR. J. .sKILLlN
HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Associa'
ton, No. South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
By order of the Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWEJL,
c s. Pres ,ent
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YELLOW FeYer!!

The only inf be preventive against its contraction,
and Il cure Rsfpers in general tDithout the use Of
Quin,ne.
TgNH'S terrible epidemic, which every year des.
J. troys so many human lives, and which has
bailed the skill of all medical SCIENCE has ut last
found a check in the remedy now presented to the
public.
This grand discovery il due to the celebrated Dr..
Kolstrouf, who by patient researches, aud many
years spent in the Indies and Colonies in the midst
of the epidemic certiies that it is impossible forany
to contract yellow fever, who follows his pre-.
scriptons in the of this preventive, even in the
midst of its rayages.
DIR. j. B. Ponsard, a regular graduate and hereto.
fore successful practitioner In different hospitals
in the indies has introduced into this country this
grand discovery, and is rendy to sell 1t nppca-
tion and give the necessary prescriptions for it's
administration.
This preventive is entirely vegetable and cures
different types OF fevers, s,c Bilious Intermit-
tent, Bilious Remttent. Red etc., etc.
Dr. Ponsard also treats successfully all diseases of
secret character. He offers his services to the
public Of st. Landry. His ehurges will he moderate.
Address him Mt Washington La.
June IL Il, 1850
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NOrICE.-1'h public is hereby notified
lN flint the nartnerShip which heretofore an:

NOTICE.-The public is hereby notified
~ that the partnership which heretofore. ap..
peared to have existed under the form and style Of
Verret n Feray, was terminated by mutual consent,
on the 18th April, 1853. All persons who are in
debted to the said firm, are furthermore notified,
that the undersigned having placed in the hands of
Mr.. Feray, the books, notes, and money made by
the firm, in order that he might apply the same to
the payment of the debts due by the copartnership
Mr.. Feray having kept the money, collected and
negotiated the effects above mentioned for his per-
sonal benefit, without having paid the debts, and
by reason Of numerous errors being committed by
Mr.. Feray in the keeping Of the books of the firms
hereby make known that | will recognize no ne
gotation made by him of the effects of the firm for
his personal benefit, any written receipt, unless
signed by L. D. Verret & F. Feray, for the reason
that a settlement between us can he effected only
,y a Court of Justice. Consequently al. persons
Indebted for effects purchased at the sale made by
verret & Fery, or To the said firm, or in any man
ner whatever, requested not to pay the same to
any person until further notice.
'' LID. vERRET.
St. Landry May I, 1859.
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NEGRO DOGS.

YJNHE undersigned Informs the public that bel
has large pack of well trained negro dogs,
which he will keep in the Parish of st. Landry for
the purpose of hunting runaway negroes. Hispack
Of dogs and himself, or fully competent to
take Charge of them. will go to any portion of the
Parish of St. Landry and hlnt.without any charge
unless the fugitive is caught for catchngruuaways
his price will be invariably s25 90 each. If re-
nuested to go beyond the limits of ST. Landry, he
viii charge S. per day until he arrives on the hunt
ing ground, and then no further charge Will be
be found at DR.. James G. Hills plantation, Live
Oak Grove )" unless called away on business. Let
ters M should be directed to Washington, La.
Opelousas, July 2, 1853. ~
N.B.-Dogs well trained, and of various breeds,
for sale at moderate prices. W. IL.
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St. Landry, June 4, 1859.
DELI.CHENEY sPRINGS.-This de-
~ lightfu Sum,ncr Resort, stu A MN--O
sted in the Parish of st. Landry in GssnnSSAwA2
abeantiful rolling Pine woods coln- iIaIlsM1E
try, distant about thirtysix miles n44a7749f9 nzAs72

~ lghtful Sunincr Resort, stu A MI
ated in the Parish of st. Landry. in ishfnMTSAwaR
abeantful rolling Pine woods con. IA lJlkM1AH
try, distant about thirtysix miles eAa452 eAa44152
from Opelolsas, will be opened on the lst of June
next, for the reception Of visitois.
This establishment has been thoroughly repaired
and painted, and many important improvements
made since last season. \ large Stable and two new
Baths and B tth-hauscs have been erected These
Baths will greatly promote the comfort of visitors
a. they are blt to he absolutely free from rain
water nundatioas ~ heretofore.
The mineral qualities of the waters of these
springs and the many wonderful cures they have
performed, are 50 well known that they only require
passing notice. This Summer resort will leave
nothing to desire this season. us the proprietor will
spare no pains Or expense to render n as agreeable
and attractive as possible. He has ek gagged an ex-
eeientGook, god Steward and polite and atten-
tive Servants. He h rs also engaged two Musicians
ior the entire season; and besides as the Deer
sooundS IN the surrounding cOnntry, he has pro-
cured pack of bounds for the pleasure Of sports
men. be has also built several boats for fst,ng in
the Lake, which is situated about four miles from
the Springs, where the Trout, Perch and many
other fine fish, are caught in abundance. He will
slso open Billiard s Slloon and Cotfee-house, and
Keep the very best Liquors and Wines.
board and Lodging, per month. Commence. .s35 90
o' w. week.. ~ w
tt.; ~, uo' day ............ W
Ghldren and servants, half price. tnn
aaklng care OF horses, per day. ............ l 90
10 do do week. ......... 5 25
Persons visiting Bell Cheney may have their let
ses rs and papers directed to Bayou Chicot. and they
vii oe delivered at the Springs three times week.
May I, ls59.-lm. E.PATIN.
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GEO. FAIRcHILD. Secretary.
June Is, lS5D.-ly.

MOTTO OF $. BLOCH.
Av1 CHEAP FOR CASH, small profits and quick
sales.
Will you save money, buy of 8.
a. Bloch every purchaser will find it to 11ssEs3c
~ his advantage to buy, a well selected ~ ~
and fresh article of Spring Goods,
1T the prices in Opclousas, as he could get it
from NewOrleans
/ have made my principle purchasers for cash, I
fer them to the public at the following low rates
for cash.
American Prints, yards 81 90.
English Buff, do do 65 90.
/ Brown Cotton do do 90.
/ do do 90.
The very best kinds of T4owels at manufactures
prices, superior article of Denms, Stripes Hickory
and p nt,ton articles in short all plantation sup
plies at the very lowest rates for cash.
A WORD TO THE LADIES.
Cheap, yes indeed, very cheap.
A choice assortment of Goods to be bought at q
very low chash prices, Wis
loo doz. ladies hose from Is cents to ! pair;
200 doz. Linen Camb. handkerchiefs l0c. to ia a
pece;
6 doz fine silk Mantllas, to $40 peice;
Is doZ. Linen Towels from so to 50 a dog;
large variety of Organdy Patterns;
do do do Eugene Muslins;
do do do still larger do Emperial
French Jacontcs;
Black Lace Muntillas, Lace de Cambria;
IL dozen Marqiises. with springs;
"a dozen Victoria Hoops from $3.50 upwards;
6 dozen Broadway Flates;
SO different cOlors of different kind of Bareges;
Choice patterns of English, at 3Oc per yard;
20 pieces of Crash
Selling off Artificial Flowers, for cash.
10 piecs of water twist, Brooklyn Mills.
Ladies give me q call and he assured that you'll
buy cheap for cash, at S. BLOCH'S.
CLOTHING EMPORIUM.
The following articles are to be found:
Colored Linen Goats at 81 80;
do do do g. do -, r, Russia m. Duck, $3.50;
Spanish Linen, do do do,
Naniinette Suits;
Black and co!ored Alpaca; do,
Black and coored Barfoor do,
Black Drap d'ete; do,
Black Merno, the finest can he had do,
Vests of all kind and descriptions;
Silks of all kink and descriptions;
20 dozen English half hose;
60 do American; do,
10 do Linen; do,
s do Silk Thread do,
Linen Drawers and Cotton Undershirts, and a
very extensive assortment of Shirts, from 81 up,
Also colored Printed and Marsee Shirts, Sus
peuders. etc.
A complete assortment of saddlery and Hardware
Come and see The goods are marked. No trouble
to show goods
My entire stock of fancy Groceries is fresh' hrve
on hand IA superior article of Wines Liquors and
Cordials, Sweet Meats of every description, not tt
be surpassed in quality, to be sold for cash only.
A few more gallons of the Ginando.
do do of Punch and Rum,
do do of the Old Bourbon, and more o
the hest Champagne.
Sportsmen can also be supplied with some Of the
fancy Flasks, Pistols Knives, and every thing com
prised in that line.
FOR FISHING PARTIES
Gravitation Hooks. and complete fishing Tackles
FOR TRAVELERS
A large assortment Of Trunks Carpet Bags
valises India Rubber Coats Umbrellas and Logging
to be sold very cheap.
Opelousas, April 9, 1859.
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NOTICE.-JosEPH NJ. CARR1ERE, pere. of
~ the Parish of st. Landry having applied by
his petition to be appointed Administrator of the
estate of Joseph NJ Carrere, Jr., deceased, late of
{ re Parish of st. Landry;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given to all per-
interested to show cause if any they have why
said petition shall not be granted at my Office in the
town of Opelousas within ten days from the date of
this advertisement.
Clerks Office, Opelousas, July 8, 1859.
LIS. LASTRAPES, Clerk.
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Railroad Notice!

A LL fersons who have paid their subscrp.
1 y ton to the NO. Opelousas and G.. W. R. r.
Co., are hereby notified that Robert Benguerel, the
agent of the Company, is now authorized to refund
the amount of tax paid above the subscription.
ELBERT CAN'T.
OpelOusas, June Is 1Sha
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NEW GOODS.

IN 1IW UUUUS.
GREAT BARGAINS!!!
~! a. the store of Mr.. Raphael Hoer, Washington,
Lonis Deshret.
.. Inc citizens of st. Landry are hereby in -
: formed ed that have just received from NewOrleans
Mel and beautiful selected stock of Dry Goods
Mnlcn are now offered to my friends and the public
Ssaetsly on terms cheap if not cheaper than the
'nesRest; NY assortment consists in part of
Dry Goods, Clothing,
MAJ, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Tobacco, Hardware.
xu... Crockery Cigars and Groceries of
cshn.; MINUS. IN short have every thing in my line
rVH business that your wants could suggest.
Gall y, and examine my stock.
washington, La. April 2, 1850.
RAPHAEL HOLI4IER.
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To Town Tax-Payers.

TlIIE Tax Roll of the town Of Opelonsas. fol
ami I'd at the office of Joseph D. Richard, at tht
Court hau.e, during the legal delay, ut the explra
tion Of which it will be placed in the hands Of tb.
town Collector for collection.
Opelousas, June 4, 1859.
r. a. KING, President.
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-'5-'=--''--'- -----,--.-----, -'--
LEROY G.. MORRIS,

(PRIvATE G5cRErARY TO THE covERSoR.)
l1aNERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
" BAToN ROUGE, La, respectfully offers his SER
vic the above capacity All orders entrusted
to f for the collectis of claims against the State,
of E.atever nature, will be promptly and faithfully
ati tded to, and at reasonable rate of compensa-
It'd J
l''e Gill also attend to the entering of lands,
win!re parties desiring the same, N", furnish him
with theSreluiste data to locality, number of
township, range, etc; also, to the redemption of
lands sold, or forfeited to the State, for nonpay
ment of taxes.
REFERENCES:
BATON ROUGE, LA-Gov. Robert G. Wicklife, and
Hon. A. S. Heron.
IBERvILLE PARIsH-Ex- Gov. P. 0. Hebet.
NEwORLEANs-Gcn NJ. Grivot, Gen. John l..
Lewis, Hon. A. O. Ogden, Gen. Jno. Armstrong.
'IARRoLLToN-W. T. Scott, Esq.
NATCnIrocHEs-Dr j. w. Butler.
LAKE PRov1DENcE-T. B. r. Hatch, Esq.
May Il, 1S59-6m. -r
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NOTICE.-I am now in possession Of the
~ Railroad roll for 1858. Persons who have
fot paid the tax for that year are hereby mott -
lied that will collect said tax on the same Xxx
days and at the same places specified in the no.
tice for collection of the Railroad Taxes for the
years 1854. 1855, 1856 and 1857.
May 81, 1859. EIsBERT CAN'T,
Collector of Railroad Taxes.
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Read Thjs!!

pERSONS who have not yet taken out
L Licenses for 1859, are hereby notified that Mr..
Joseph D. Richard will be always found at his office
in Opelousas, to issue the same on application.
Those who neglect to take out Licenses by the
LIST Of July, and alter that time are found trading
without tile same, will lie required to pay the fine
and costs in all cases.
Pedders, Trading Boats, etc., would do well to
give heed to this notice.
ELBERT CAN'T.
Opelousas, June Is, 1859.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

---ccrss1oN SALE Estate of Marie Ann
CuGG1I CuHGa;1Iorv. +. W. c., deceased.
e. PARISH sfs? s St st. Ia n9 as9 1 DiFis' BE si ss'
in ana nnoadersgned 'er i'm administrator, on
'n' ''N Friday, August 10, 1859,
Ga -. .os;dence of the deceased, the following
s.ss1arbed e .ns ,ssI property, to wit:
dssc,us" !, uearo man named MAGLIORIE, aged about
60 years; .,,or Rod and Mattrass;
6 TT If Bed Furniture;
! ! sma suu Feather Bed and Mattrass;
Lot of Sundries;
rI,nse.mcash. 10. The slave now in the possession
d ons saansr hired to him inan by the III de-
ceased nl'n If said saulnier until expiration Of con-
sr hrc the purchaser Of said slave to receive
h @ hire Of Save from the saa sa@ner al from
for hre-'n' JOSEPH CHENIER,
4. ,c 1oso Administrator.
A-co'
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OTICE.-Having located in Oelousas,
~ respectfully offer my professional services to
the citizens Of the village and vicinity. ! can. fol
the present, be found at Mr.. John Poseys Drug
store, corner of Main and ST. Landry SITS.
Opelousas, January ~, 1859.
JOHN TAYLOR NJ u.
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NARTS. CANE WAGONS, BUGGIEs
" etc-The undersigned being the agent for the
House of Busly Littel 4 Co., manufactu, ers,
Wheeling, Va can supply planters with any thing
in the way of Carts, Wagons and Buggies, on the
shortest notice and most reasonable TERMS Planters
are respectfully solicited to hand in their orders
early, SO to procure the articles previous to low
water, H. S. WILKINS.
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MARRIAGE GUIbE.-YorNa's great

MARRIAGE GUIbE.-YarNG's grea,
4VI Physiological Work, being "A Private Instruc
t,r for Married persons, or those about to marry,
both male and female. In everything concerning
the physiology and relations OF our sexul system,
and the production or prevention of offspring in
in the English language. by WM. YOU'VE. NJ. ID.
This is really valuable and Interesting work. 1t is
written in plain language for the general reader,
and is illustrated with engravings. All young mar
having the least impedment to married life, should
read this book. 1t dscoses secrets that every one
should be acquainted with. Still it is book that
must be locked up and not lie about the house. 1t
will be sent to any the receipt of twenty-five
cents Address, DIR. WM. YOUNG, No.
4l6 Spruce street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
Nov. l3, 1858.
nRUGS AND MEDICINES-A full, fresh and
pure assortment for sale by
PT uERRApn