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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE

OlNI .
I'VE INSTITUTE, Misunderstanding, No ss EnsS'
corner of Macdousal,t. (Msssrs. CLARK and tANNiNS
Principally open. the closing term OF ts sixteenth sSeSsss
year on MONDAY, April IS, 1859. a., .,,
Location IL accessible from s psrs Of the ety. brookyt
Jersey City aud lilo ,oten Pupils Of all sses aud dsgsss
progress admitted 10y the quarter a. auy inc 70 zoe
en, and they prepared CHARGED eav
from The day entering and thoroughly fitted tor s'asA
.1y American college Various classes IN Lsip osea
and ali other bar she youthful study receive daily a'sa
on ten Accomplished Assistants Of experience 10 Sesohos ne
Pcioa deyotr their whole supervision ss ras
n aud care their pupils Tee department OF little ooyt
witch espscsy strsctye Ia under the minedias shasns
Of che OF the PAN ,iPsls. . "a Ia.
PArspt, not acquainted with this institution referred
the GlloW among hundred othsn Of TIA prssen. Ssa
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TOR SALErhc tive ctnssns neu brown Isoes
HoUsre Gcs M .sI III Msi,csAv ssaas sssA sssru
n s.s ons B, tr.& dssn I've sDrss NsA N9h u the veg
80 s..ns-r md rrp.ee VITA svey coa'saeaas ed sc'
su.hsA .sd ssAy < sooupssos y IN sr ~ d h.s nsss
, Watt .sco.rnsd.t,ns 70 rspsssiss Persos Per sse.
var, .,ps, 70 A W. Fry. Ma u csans-r~~s from IL . -
10 D N. sr. A ,ox. oskss Ne d
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A HANDSOME RESIDENCE, with 8 acres,
n for SALE at SsWsOcHBLLE APpJ1
w l. SEYMOUR Ns. 10 SsSsH-st, Rso, M D
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4 LADY, having large, airy house on 2lst-st.,
~ will be x1luE s-Ltezsr Esn'-> neu saf
belr -iys, fuu tsi. BOAbO be desired f'E par
tculars spply ct No. q West lo;sr
4 SUITE of ROOMS, handsomely furnished,
N or second hoor su.ss tor patty Of 1srs zen - bft
witt BOARD a. No 81 East srostvGy II JoUrs A7e 'osA
family.
DOARD in LONDON.-Mip COXON, Ne. 6
ID ieu.,u.rs Rssertst vii rssere Las.s .aa eents
r.n VISITING Lndon for the day week Her Ao0e
IN cen. e.tor oders la advarss.s % oss We
wsh , quiet; s.ntesl home, sai eoSno nasa eaHsss
BOARD in BR00KLfN.-A Lady occupying
peasant hoa,e ir vicirtty Of Fort 0resoe o1e -
LIrsons Of aer rooms, With PARTIAL DO Ro % 20
,;nse The ocstio. very % ne "a
,op .v cas suty Minutes sAk Of re w Ais aat
Fulto1 fsrrs AID {, not suPsssed fos ,ad ~.
Terms moderate. Refsr-Rces sivca al required Aires
Box No 4ry Hsv-Fsek Psss-06es.
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DARIIAI. ROARD WANTED. In New.York or
6cuses to let.

4 VERY handsome FRONT PARLOR 70 LEI
N ko q Ofoe suitable for Hssi bus Ne - Prncs
near Brost.sy se For furtasr particulars. .epy
W. @. ROss No. u VhJes:
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Known patrons:
Rev. A. ID. Gillette. ID. d.
Rev. Charles Fletcher
Hon Henry L. Davies.
Hon. WIN. Y Hayemeyer.
A. N. Gum, NJ. ID
Joseph Worstet, NJ. ID.
Samuel A. Putdy, M. ID.
Julius Frapsel. NJ ID.
Henry V. Poor. ESQ
Lieut.. Michler, q. \. ".
Fred. l. Tslcott, ESQ.
4 v. Hsusb~out, esq.
John III Abel. esq.
Frank Hollins. ESQ.
Rufus s King esq.
CoUrtlsr dt Palmer, esq.
Henry stokes, esl.
J. n. Fowler, ESQ.
r III. jerks, esq
@ Hessenb etG ESQ.
Robert Sesrs, esq.
Chss A. Whitney. es9.
Cta,. T.. Nose. e,q.
p. Besdlerion, esq
n. NJ Valentine, ESQ.
y. q. Lamson, esq.
Samuel Perry, esq.
Matthias Clark, esc
Jeremiah Lam bert, esq.
frederick Berry, esq.
@ r Hsrtscn, esq.
NJ. Nathan. esd.
Geo. W. Brainsrd, esq.
L. \. Benson, ESQ.
J. n. Tilford, esq.
J. \. Corover. ese.
A. NJ Cbace, esq.
J. Y. Cornell, esq.
Justus y. Earle, esq.
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Total amount Of 5tu55
TUta circulation. llSo,Il
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Academy and Gymasaam
FOR THE EDUCATION or Bora SEXES
Nos 90 AND IS srH,y, Nsw-Yosx CITY
Prof j. sEDGwIcK. Principal.

BUILDING 100 FEET nv So Five STOKES RICH A9potas-
ep,, Of the fist order the finest GYMNASIUM
IN the United States.
BOARDING PUPILS Reference 20 weltpowu gentsmsa
In ,be North and AZ the South Catalogue, may b obsnss
Addressing a. above.
WANTED, at this Institution, Two abs ana npsnso"'s
rFIcBERs Iteryie may be had with the Pnops say
hon.
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nor SALE or TO LET-The irstclass broSn-
i stoLe stoop H0Uss I'm size No lN West i6tnr
Also he story brick HOUSE, No 6' West SthSt rent
5000 Aso the S.tory higa stoop bik HOUSE No al East
Or No. l4t E>S' S)th IT.
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Stephen Phllsin ssl.
w A Cummings. $50.
q. N. Beud, ess, Brooslyu-
s.H. Bowel, esq. 8ioosiyn.
Edward Goes, osq. ] City.
NJ. Il. Case, esq Jorssy City
ga. serhsrd. es9 H0boksa.
John Hofrr. ess Hoboksn-
ID. A. Baldwin. ESQ.
y ] Monroe ssq
VIM " Van Wssaen, CSC
Theodore Hyatt, ESQ.
Robert Crayaeai, osa.
john Grsy. ESQ.
rhprnas Crane, ss9.
NJ ID Hsrdst. ssa.
r. II. Titds. esq.
John CssIee. ssq.
DcuLs J.lien. eco.
John z Hiilysr. esq.
Cta.les Sliven, ssq.
r. CleNva,sr, ssq-
j. Wilson. eco.
r J To Enscod eco.
HeGry Butler s'q.
kelsn ,hthon Bun, ESD
X. Caillsr5. -sq
Capt El Hat
Christopher 8wysr. go.
WIN. N hois.irs. &C.
J. Var Nost and. esq
David Q 1sotsnbish. esa.
Hsnry X Pail ESQ.
Jas l.. Pics, %
r J. Ront. ESD.
r.. n souddef. ssI.
Gsslom Cohen. esl.
7. %. krno d, sss.
SC. 30
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

EOR SALON the Central Railroad OF New
-, a, N.r.at % ras rom Ne~.York. snd
minute. The depot aoeisnsu Country kssIohNSt
-Bon,- first clss with modern tnProSeG n one %
sever L.nd neghbOrhood good s1d net ont p"
.ertsr rlrs ssy tsiy Apply 70 a. WATERMAN No.
25g ChrrrVs;, OF 20 J. CLANsON 90 The preuises
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EOR SALE, To close an Estate, Beautiful
VILLA SITES At Ca.'tiL-t piece OF LAND to the VIZ
lass Of Cssa extending from the siu al TO tn- h9a.cn
River about 23tcre l can be 80 d'id so
make two OF buitins es Of surp.sng beauty bor @
tent Of view variety scenery hardly Dc 'npaoo
par ~ the l,pS n forest tres There srgs variety OF
choice Quit and the .ou s 81 excellent quality Upon me
prruis GOOD Farm House snd outolidinss rot urtoee
RR.,ticr "a .rnly 70 HOMER MORGAN
u97) No. Metropolitan sank hahoins, rlue.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

EOR SALE or TO LET-A large first class d
i ,ory hsh..,ocp HOUSE, z6S7n 10, le fet
deep bs,u,fuly .u,et stlyv,.aut rsrt, "a neI s.
G.orse. Chrrcb TIE home entirely AID Immediate
possession be given VIII Be 'od on rea'on;bs $40 ey
terms or rented moisrse price % reoous9- ensnt ror
further p,ticulGs apply to RAYNOR bLACh"ELL NO.
ID BToadwsy
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE for City Property.
A large S.story HOUsH Ssfio, containing "a roon 81
vita .rrss LAHD With Fruit Trees IN excel
Lent Vel Of Water IA brick Cistern In teN zoe wse.
tom broush iuo the houss By oump' IA
toe Village BIO mir Staten ssuc. m les IRON hos"
~ .mbos'. Pig dsy ., from 10 30 ID "ns esA
Al bour. .Ai om The city sud wtla Of mil" rom 'H
s.a.n ,,nd RAILROAD Depot ofs mile RON Prncer Bay
most delightful for b,thns and tshns sof further par
dculars apply TO ., xrDr ~, uru.. Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

Coward INSTITUTE, Florida, Orange Co.,
~ N "a BoARotsG-sCHOoL for BOYS, s.lL e
cs,sbs fo m Ire city Summer Session Apyh n
Tsrms moderate. C.rcul.r' at lsisoo Phtnnsys No
Wabsr.st new.York, or By applying 20
JOHN w. BOUND A. NJ, fhostpN-
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NEW YORK ACADEMY for YOUNG GEN
~ TLEMFN, Nos 8? aud 81 Crosbyst C CoNwAYt
Principal Thorough Instruction 10 the Ensss Aathsnsdeai
sd commerci. branches from % 70 DO per quarter Az
cisDt and Modern Languages and Drawing summer T~s
s0umsuc-s April Is.
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INARM fr SALE-On LONG ISLAND. tsree

nile, from n. Ferrie, the viNsnsoarsh s1d Jsn.'a
yurupit. coot,anE IS acres pleasantly stlsted on hsa
.oprs with vew u the city and ooubtrv good eutdinfsla
plenty II fat pleasant ps'e for gentleman or sisns
sY Que-us, [.
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TOR SALE or EXCHANGE m WILLIAMS
BURGH-A nunber Of frs,-,lss HOUSES, eitnn snort
distance OF the e~s 10 the most desirable locst ,na Also
l.ge numbe Of BUILDING Lots msuy OF which Aie located
in III. uos, drsrs ble ~ 70. city. Appyto
g. ". KELSEY, No IL Grand.s near IN st.
Wilusmsburgh, L. |.
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NOR SALE-The HOUSE and GROUNDS
f,.r he r-.idsuce Of C,raeHu, Hos-bosr tecea'ei ~
uA,.d 9, Ghet Columbia County Nes ofk - at AT niue
from u. Harlem Railroad p~pE At An piaGs' " mis- oh
Hudson and ai-s from castss FosrCofners On TIE Ns~
Yort ,sd Boston Rsirtsd. TIE place consiss dweIus
sbo1t sx o. land -pH'ins s"de1 oaAa
Ard ot Tor psur- sd cut houses 1as d~euns
house OF ZOO '~o ,ore' high ~t, hen ess
inert bit 9TH pszIss Sc Ns'.nis osk
f IN. road on an eevs n wbtes nsnds very exc tei
VIZ on on. Of the mes, hiahy tvatd And bs,t lily vNst
counties IN the STAT, Ibe Il the C.tk stains sids
,,.. 10 The toward tn Ther- 'sleot vel
on h. p.c. nth ess-ru, &C TIE place ssOGt oar nol'
from Nee Il sy the 6sen kAroes ssd s9nn tls
s.s d.t.ne by u. Hnds,a Rsrosd sa1 New York sn
Po.tor Rsroad FOR further p.rtcuAr' sp7y 70 HOMER
MORGAN, No 5 Pine st., NeS-York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-23

NCbOOL in HUDSON CITY, n. j., one miIs
y from Hobotsn Mrs NJ SMITH has yscss.s' for toe a
tSree more Bes As BOARDEes In her school, raissis
Az opposite tho Cure. Rsfe. 10 II G Hail. Ne Bsr-
chy-st
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CTEAM POWER to LET ST Elizabeth Port
- IA srss t~c-story bdot FACTORY, 100 feet sJ -
With 81 Of Possession can De -
beth Port
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NOR SALE or EXCHANGE in the VILLAGE
ofJaMAIcA L. Ia PLOs OF TWENrY-slx ACRES,
gsnty OF ~bch s on he Back Bone and the moot beautiful
,ecs Of Wood Land the Island viii Dc sod low OF ss
sh.nt-d for sssd dwelling In peataut part OF ne
A., Apply 10 v 81 LUDLOW Co, No. IA finest
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COUNTRY SEAT. Furnished, st Bayslde nesr
~ Fru,hics TO LET.-Ths County seat Of JOSEPH o.
fBUksIOr With barn carriage houss. io-hou.- to Th'
bon.. is large stands nigh uound ana c,Gussds nas Ues
a Liza. N.ck Say address With Of applicant, Box M
OIs Nev Yosi Post Office.
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\. "A COUNTRY SEAL Tor
SALE Iisuusu psFsed for beauty Of scenery and Tor
r.h 4 Ia, complete view Of Hud,on River and tho
county contain. 30 scre. Is onssd 81 hasin"
oup hours ride from Nex York There Is fins, sgbstsnui
..opa spg aous. with vnE, either SIDE, very conmo
iious Barn Co.ch Ic Hous' &c Ground, spenddy
and out and stocked with choi,e Fruit aud Or1smeutA Tres.
ysysr, OF vines From the place can BE- seen; Ne~fo
B.y Staten sno and Loas Isls-d snpd The proo,y can
\. divided into three vii a sites. w. Il. SCI nOUR,
No. 10 NAssAu-st, room No s.
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NOR SALE or TO LET--The 4-stOry HOUSE
and LOT No. N Lamsr,inepsee (3sh-st) bet~sen eth
ard has Cro.on Ws.er 10 the third 'oy
satin Gas Speaking Tubes, Sc Apply on ts
sremis-s, from z 70 O'Clock
EOR SALE-At RYE, Westchester County,
neat S.n,ee HOUSE, with acre. finely situated and
,ld out with fru. aud ornamental Poe t3 500 Apply
irnedi,,sly w. L. SEYMOUR
No 10 Nass,ust, Room No 3.
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CTEAM POWER aud ROOMS to LET-A
~ No, n AM 80 q,e-pe.t One Room With II Windows
$50 ever. small Rooms. Apply 20 ALFRED BRADY No
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11

VhAfTEt lll'
Slowly the days passed on to Mr.. Stanly
since the childs departure. Though he miss
ed her accustomed attention to his wants,
alter the care OF the day though he missed
the familiar evidences OF her affection, he
had steeled his heart to love and sympathy,
and irlglly maintained his determination -
The night before Emma marriage, he had
received her note, ana without stoppng to
reason, and angered at the conduct, he has
tily indited upon piece OF paper the words;
Remember my curse and enclosing 1t IN
an envelope lana It upon his secretary, to be
dispatched the following morning By acci'
dent he did not get IL IN the post TIL alter
noon, and It arrived at MRS hoy9oys the
morning following Emma $ departure,
mat lady rfoKe thG seal' ana read the
contents according TO Emma direction, and
she was astonisheG at the words winch met
her eye Then when her astonishment and
griei had somewhat snbsided she was thank
iul that Emma wouid not see It until her re-,
turn, as she ieIt had 1t come helore,it would
have marred her enjoyment
slipping on her bonnet ana mantle she
decended TO the street ana proceeded toward
Mr. StGnlV office IN south street, Slp was
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11

Quickly time spend on and it was the
wedding morn. NJ Lovejoys smiling face
was flying hither aaI thither, flashing like
merry sunbeams, upon the busy servants
She had fully approved Of her nieces choice
and cordially urged the marriage, at the
earliest moment possible. Never did the
sun shine brighter than upon the bridal
morn; the sky was cloudess, and the wealth
or warm.
AT last all was ready, trunks were packed
boxes fascined and all that remained to be
done, was for the minister to perform the
ceremony. 1t was quickly done, and as Ger
aid gave her the first husbands kiss, she felt
as if she had done right, in wedding one
whom she loved so well. Very sweetly she
looked in her travelling dress of dark green,
with the neat white bonnet and white kids,
rs leaning upon his arm, she spoke her n
dieu to her friende, and then turned to enter
the carriage, which was to bear her away to
gay scenes for q short time.
A tear sparklcd in her eye, as she thought
of her father, but Gerald did not see it, as
she wiped it hastily away. No regrets now
She was a bride
She had the night before, written two
notes, dispatching one to Ralph Edgerton,
and one to her father, informing them con,
cerning her marriage AMI asking the latter
to receive herself and husband on their re-
turn.
No answer was received to it, mp to the
time Of their departure.
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Millinery, Silk, White and Fam
Cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
nljuES, &c, &c,

Millinery, Silk, White and Fam
Cy Goods, Ladies' Dress Trim
miugS, &c, &c,
All of this Seasons Importation, which we feel con-
hdent cannot be surpassed either for Novelty, style
or Lowness of Price. in the West and WE PBoNlsE
TO DUPLICATE any Eastern Bid, with the trining
addition OF Freight or Exchange. We show on our
FIRST FLOOR-A stock of English Bel.
gian and Swiss Braid; Straw, Cactus, Nea
politan, I issue, Canton, Chip, Willow, Itali
an and other Laces; Arizonia, Palmetto
and an endless variety of Fancy Styles OF
Bonnets; Ladies', Misses and Children's and
Infants Bloomers, Riding Hats and Tur-
bans, unsurpassed for beauty and style
Also, Ruches, Of every style and price,
On our
SECOND FLOOR-Bonnet, Satin and
Talietta Ribbons Black, White and Coored
Dress, Bonnet and Florence Silk, Modes,
French and English Grapes in Black, White
and Colofs; Dress, Mantle and Lustre Trim
mngs and Facings, in every variety; Dress
and Fancy Buttons, Bonnet and Ribbon
Wires, French and English Lace, and Ric
Mic Mitts; Kid, Silk and Lisle Gloves and
Hauntlets, for Ladies and Gents, Linen and
Cotton Fosses, Sewing SILK, French and En-
glsh Silk and Cotton Illusion; Silk, Cotton,
Lisle, Brussels and Spot Nets; Bobbinet,
Stills and Paris Nets Shawls, Nantes and
Dusters a choice variety of Imported and
of our own manufacture. On our
THIRD FLOOR-Are French and Ameri'
can Wreaths, Leaves and Flower Materials;
Black and White Silk, Linen, Lisle and Cot.
ton Laoes, and Edgings, of every variety
and price; An elegant stock of Embroider-
les, embracing everything New and Choice
for the Season; Blond, Cactus and Straw
Trimmings, and Laces, OF every description,
French Lace, Chantlly and Colored Veils
end Vestings; Ladies' Gents and Children's
Embroidered lIemstitched, Plain and
Printed, Bordered, Linen and Muslin Hand.
kerckhiefs Gents Crayats, and Neck Ties,
&c. On our
FOURTH FLOOR-Plain, Striped, and
Plaid, Jaconet and Cambria, Dotted, Figured
and Plain Swiss, Book and India Muslins;
NanisOok, Victoria Lawns, and White Bril-
liants ard Dimity, Parasols, silk and Grape
Bonnets. Also, few of the choice French
Pattern Bonnets, for Milliners.
We are satisfied that we offer such indueAments
to CASH.AND PROMPT BUYERS, as will make Il
TO their interest 20 make their purchaser with
CHAS. &. DOHERTY CO.,
No. 66, Pearl street, bet. Walnut and Vine, North
side Cincinnati. mbl-2m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
EMMA STANLEY.
The Discarded Daughter.

(CoNTGNUED)
With hasty steps Gerald Montcome left
the house, aud wended his way to Mrs.
Loveioy's, With trembling fingers he rang
the bell, which was ausworcd bya servant,
who ushered him into the family sitting
room. Gerald, Emmal' they exclaimed,
and the next moment she was weepingly rel
lating to him the cause Of her leaving her
fathers house.
"And it was for this he discarded you,
exclaimed Gerald, when she had concluded
"Ho is unworthy Of such daughter
"Emma, win you not now give me legal
right to protect you-a husbands right2'
The answer was given 20 low that none
but he could hear t. lie drew her to him
and imprinted kiss upon her rosy mouth
while tho bushes came and went upon her
cheeks like the dawn Of Aurora.
In one month Emma had promised to be.
come the bride of Gerald Montcome.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
DAILY ElTPfRE.


MonEL BAN Sour Those who are fond G
good bean soup will find the following rcceir
nohe the worse fof ils poetic rendering
Get piece ofgood beef
OF q butcher or thief
Which boil in five quarts Of water;
Add beans, just one qualt
or The genuine sort,
Aud twill makeyougo rood scup--oRirouGn 9
Soak the beans over night.
Or you'll find their skins tight,
Aud press through coarse wire sieve;
Boil four or Eve hours
And then, by the powers
Some fat the top you'll perceive,
lflho lady who cooks
Has studied her books,
She il know how 10 skim OF the Eat
Add in the season,
To the best OF her reason,
II she don't twill surely taste Hat
Let It 20 back to pot,
To make It quite hot,
Half an hour or so before dinnel
A lemon then slice
You'll find very nice,
Aud you've soup for saint or a sinner,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11

gubject known IN the catalogue Of human s as yeno
real, or other diseases of the genital organs.
mong other topics are treated with all The consideration
which their importance demAnds-itbeing in fact
and practical work the Physiological Mysteries oi
iha male and female SYSTEM and viii be mailed In sealed
wrapperB part OF the world at the exceeding low
price ofTwENrY FIVE CENTS, or Ave copies for one
AGENTS WANTED in every State county, city and vii.
loge in the United States and Canadas
Dr. REYNOLDS continues to dispense his Invaluable
remedies 10 those Afflicted with Secret Diseases with the
attendant upon thirty years Of personal expe
rence and practice In his profession. None leave his
treatment half cured He always gives the best of sas
faction. GonOrrhoeA Gleet Syphilis Structure Suppress
.on Of the Menses in females &c. successfully treated
Young men, who by nduging in secret habits, have
contracted that soulsubduing, mindprosrRtng bOy de-
sroying vice, should apply to Dr. RKYNoLDs without de-
In these, as wen as all other casOs OF private nature
Dr. REYSoLDs eommends an early application and with
out any vanity aspiration, decidedly states that
case within the reach ofmort aid shah ever leave him
withouta cure or satisfaction given.
Beware OF emprics and inerant selEsyled professors
who ATTEMPT cures, but never succeed Dr. r. is the
y responsible Physician In this city who doyoteS s
whole time szeUSgsy 70 the treatment Of diseases Of
Private nature. lThe afflicted would do well to make
enquiries before consulting those advertising in
this ciy1 Dr. r. practice extenda through every State
In the Union and the British Provinces.
N. B.-Dr. Reynolds Is sole Agent for DR.. Yehois Fe
male Monthly Pills. Among the many thousand boxes oi
these Pills annually sold mot complaint has yet
made against them. Ladies' In certain situation should
not use them; the particulars OF which will be found in
the directions accompanying each box Price ~. Sent
They are not on sale at any other place.
Letters describing age, Bymptoma. occupation, nc,
properly attended to and medicines securely sealed from
oiservaion, sent TO all parta Of the world
No letters will be answered unless they contain
mttance OF one dollar.
All communications addressed to II. j. Reynolds,
D., No. 10 Exchange Place, Rochoster,E Y, will meet
with prompt attention.
Office hours from A. NJ, TO P. n.
p s-The engraving at the head of this advertisement
is likeness ofDr. r. Beware OF other advertisement,
with like engraving.
r- DR.. Reynolds heretofore known Dr. Iisrcnpd
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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11

DgATu FROM SEIDLTz PowpRRs. Ri
ley, of Indiana, who was visiting in the fam,
lily Of Hon w E. Nibloak, Of the same State
met her death in n singular manner. She
mixed a Seidlitz powder in two different
glasses, and instead Of pouring them togetht
er before drinking, drank them OF separates
ly, when the eileryeseence occurred in the
stomach, partially strangling her In the
excitement dose Of mustard was given TO
make her yomi. what she had taken, and a
physician sent for, but before he arrived
sho was corpse
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-04-11
Fever and Ague.

froin which mankind sufdr osera large part Of
the globe, IA the consequence Of adiseascd action
In the system induced by the poisonous miasm
OF vegetable tlecny This cxhalaiion Is evolved
by the notion of solar heat on wet soil aud rises
with the watcry vapOr from Il. While the sun is
below the horizon this vnpor fingers near the
eGrth's surfacc, and the virus is taken with IL
through the lungs into the blood. There II ncjs
as an irritating poison on the lntcrnnl viscera
and cXcreting organs Of The body. The liver be.
comes torpid and fails to sccieio not only this
virus, but also the bile from the blood Both
the virus aud the bile accumulate In the circula-
ton, mud produce violent constitutional disorder
The spleen, the Kidneys, and the stomach sym.
pathile with the liver aud become disorlcvd
also Finally, the instinct Of our organism, as
II IN an attempt TO eNpol the noxiOus Infusion
concentrates the whole blood Of the body In the
Internal excretories TO force them 10 cast il out.
Tho blood leaves the surface and rtshcs 10 the
central organs with congestiyo violence, This b.
the CHILL. But IN this effort Il fails. Then the
FEVER follows, In which the blood leaves Tho
central organs aud rushes to the surinec, as II
In another effort 10 cXpe tho irritating poison
through the other great cXcrctory -ihe skin iu
this also It fails and the sysien abandons the at
tempt exhausted aud waits for tho recovery of
strength 10 repeat the hopeless effort another day.
These are the fits or paroXysms Of FEVER Ann
AuUE. Such constitutional disorder will Of
course undermine the health if II Is not removed.
We have laborcd TO md, and hayo found, an
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