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, 1859-01-13
The Gold Regions.


regarding the newly developed gold regions 1t
Pixies Peak, asserting that -FOUR editorials, &C.,
On tha. topic are iDerauy paid for in adeanet.
and other similar charges. uow is this >
propose to 70 there next spring and should 1eel
del,ebted<ao sse you ciear yourself OF sald
charge in the L<ad1. OLD sua:ca1aHa'
Chicago, Jau- l1.h, 1859.
RE4ARks-We have not sesn the Sunday
Ltodtr, alluded to by "Old Subscriber and
can har1ly believe that it would make such
charges concerning this paper. It certainly had
no foundation for them, and it it hes said any
thing of the aort, must have intended it Is IN
item to "sell" its readers or its iBsuea.
1t very silly to say that We havc published
unreliable and humbuggiug information re.
gardiag the newly discovered Gold Region"
and utterly false that we have ever received
compensation for it. We have given the cur
rent news in regard to the gold nines. We hare
published both sides, the discouragiug Al we'll
81 the encouraging. but hsye nere1 voucaed for
the truth Of any Of these statements, but have
repeatedly cautioned the public against placing
presenting that great wages could certainly be
made, We hare been convinced for sone time
past that there e1is.s rich deposits Of gold on
the bead waters Of the Platte; but we hare
never said that it would provs to be second
California to the miners, or that the a1r1ferouz
dust could be eas]y or .abuudantly prncursd BY
oonuon laoorers. Enough Ii not yet known to
justify an opinion on this head; bnt tFelve
months hence we expect 10 be able to speak
with more certainy. As to the various routes
10 the mines ne hare published extracts from
other papers, communications to the IEEss AND
Tribune, ind hare expressed our own opinions,
and expect 10 give ali the iuformations on the
subject thut we deem OF value to the public.
THE gold field is ject tbat is attracting very
general attention all over the country; it is
the leading topic Of conversation and thought
in the West- This winter and next spring there
will in all probability. be vas. exodus of ad-
venturers to try their luck and settle the ques-
ton whether gold hunting among the head
waters Of tie Platte will Pay for the labor and
time expended in procuring the shising dust.
We have said, and again repeat it, that We
would adrise no man to 70 to Pixies Peak next
spring who is in ossession Of steady employ
mcnt Let those who are cat Of work, or are
OF roring. adventurous nature make the e1-
pertinent, If they choose. If the thing proves
q SUCCESS there will b. plenty Of gold year
hence; II 1t turns ont hke she Frezer RIVER spec
ulation, the fewer that go there the better.
We ure constantly receiving letters asking for
our prisate opinion or information about these
mines. We have no 'private opinion" or
"private information" All We know or have
heard on the tntject, NC have published. and
this We shall continue to do without "fee or
hope of reward"
, 1859-01-13

Navy Surgeon Attacked BY Apople1y.
NORFOLK. Va, Jan. l3.-Dr. Williamson,
Surgeon in the Navy Was attacked With apo
pexy to-day, md there are no hopes Of bis re-
coyeTY,
, 1859-01-13

Wisconsin Banks in Liquidation.
The Bank Comptroller Of Wisconsin, has gwen
potice that the State State Security Bank a.
Gemekon md the Merchants Bank, Madison,
have relipquished business and deposited a au'-
ficien. sufn Of money to redeem their outstana"
ing circulation. Bills Of the former will ba re-
deemed at the State bank Of Madison; bills Of
The latter, at the Bank Of tho Capital, Mndsson-
, 1859-01-13

ARRESTED roH STEALING HoRsE David L.
Heath was arrested yesterday Iy one OF G. r.
BradleJ's detectives, and brought before Justice
Millken, for stealing horse from Henry H. Pal
mer Of this city. He was hell for examination
tQ-dar.
, 1859-01-13

Arpun,S CLuB.-The annual meeting Of tie
Audubon Club WIS held Oh Tuesday evening
when the following officers were elected for the
ensuing year:
Prt@4ent-J. Edward Wilkins
Iies-Irt+iiGt Howard Priest1ey.
Stert:ary-A. Il. BoYden.
Ireasurer-Albert i. Evans.
UirtIor4-David l. Gage. Il. II. Yates, }. II.
Ross, s. B. Vernon, Il. a. Blakeslee.
The following reso!utlous, the first offered By
VIM. s. Johnston, and the last By $. 3. Vernon,
were adopted
Ettolcfd, Tint tbs warmest thanks Of the
Club are due tn Albert s. Evans, Esq, for tue
very aele, energetic aud satisfactory manner
in which he has managed the financial unaafs
Of the Club and thst hls unanimous reelection
to the ofl:e Of Treasurer Is an evidence Of the
high estimate placed upon his services By the
| members.
Htsotrtd, That the State Legislature be pc
| titioned to pass law recognising doGs a:
| "property," and Furnishing s'ealing or ~!lltully
destroying the same in the came manner as
| ike offences against other property aTe pun
| ibhed.
| s. 3. Vernon. W. s. Johnston and David a.
Gage, were appointed By the chair to drsH
up and present such petition to the Legis'a
| tu1e.
, 1859-01-13

streets some time since in state Of insanity, hay
ing little boy with him. died very suddenly yes-
terday in the County House, where be had been
sent by the authorities. He WAS from Philadelphia.
CALLING NAArs.-Eliza Wright, was brought
befote Justice stickney yesteriay, charged with
csllins Nrz. Louisa Hart seandalous names The
offence being repeated in the presence Of that
worthy fuuctonary, be fined her SIG which carries
her to the BrideTell.
, 1859-01-13
THE CITY.

MISS WoopDuRT's BEsKF1r 7a1s Evks1so.-A
splendid bill ia offered for the occsaion Of Bliss
Woodbury'a Benefit at MeVicker's Theasre this
evening. See advertisement.
, 1859-01-13
Murder und Mnuslmu-iter Amendment
Of our Criminal Code.

Th. Stale Scatc las Passed aliIl, ly u yotc
tr 13in II, '' ~ amend the Criminal Code antl
increase III" punishment Of anilaughter-"
II provide that a jury who shall flud priS-
oncr gully "f nlat'~}'nsl!lcr may, in rrnd"r-
ing tir VERDICT fix tic term "f imprisonment
i'll Ill" r'nitrp'iary Tor lii", "r l"r any nl'1"-
hr Of ,.nss. his ~;.s Il substitute f"r Il tlll
referred IL The Judiciary Committee pro-
vi.IinS tb..; ;uric, in i'hsiEg prisoners guilty
of Murder. may specify that tny sllll be
cN.c,1lci VI Sentenced t., the pcnitcutiary for
iii" or lur any Ics. l"'rioi VI lime. The two
bills air: The s:.l1l" III tll ct, only differing in
tL ;'h,,.~.olo:;y which, III Tue b'll as PASSED.
lclv.: l1,': tle.ss, penalty as The s'slc punish
1ucnt uf Murder. The le::sl d':iiailious If the
tvs crimes are unchanged. 1t is IN o}'yl"us
and sruss 1ciect III our Criminal Juriel,r1l-
dc"cr that there should he nu Intermediate
penalty b~tw>rn death aud inpris un1nrnt for
eight y"utS: aud ii We arr CORE city informed
od ils .ls;.lac.cr IT the Seu;.;s I'LL He ArIc it
will tJf rut. Il 1lN.
, 1859-01-13

L F17rnG TR1Bu1z.-The King Of Denmark
has recognized our old friend, Ex-Corouer Geo.
P. Hansen, II Vice Consul for the State # lii
nois. We congratulate our Da1ieh fel1oT-clti"
zens that they hare go ahla and geutlemanly 3
representative in their adopted State.
, 1859-01-13
The Politicians and the state A5siC"k-
turaf Society.

-
turai Society.
An esteemed correspondent sends u couple
OF pages Of criticism upon the letter Of " Rural
relative .o the disgracelalp proceedings at.SpFipK-
field on the OCCASION OF the election of officers
Of the State Agricultural Society. The publ
cu.ion Of the communication in question could
not faii to lead to Il Controversy for which ne
have no room ia these columos As the amend
1nent of the Constitution will probably prevent
repetition OF The evil complained of, we submit
thut it ia the riscyt Course to let bygones be
bygnucs. and lAbor solely with reference to the
future Of the Saciely. Meanwhile, We ire vii.
ling 10 scctIt lhe Rttnent Of our correspou.
dsnt, tlut uo particular section O. the State and
neither po!iticsl pArty should be held respons'
te for the lciinns Of the hot-Leaded and un.
scru}ulous n,en whn5e dssraceflt course rem
dcrtd change in the Constitution necessary.
, 1859-01-13

DISCHARGED Tim O'Co5ner, driver Of hack
No II, uho was arrested for ''plucking a seed,
out Of $3.50 for conveying him from the Michigan
Southern to St. Louis depot, an accouut Of which
We published On Tuesday, WAS up before Justice
Stckney yesterday, aud discharged, tile evidence
net being OF character to justify his conviction.
, 1859-01-13
tor Sub.

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, 1859-01-13

~ SEE advertisement Of Bondolr. Sewing Ma
chinea l12 Lake streef. il4.lY-h106
, 1859-01-13

TIE SfRNGfiE1p ASD Sr. LoCls AA1Ls.--The
trains Of the Chicago, Alton and st. Louis Rail
road. huving stopped running, There being
general "strike'' among its employees), the
: American Express Company have volunteered
to carry the mails between this city, Springfield
and St. Louis, free Q! charge.
, 1859-01-13

ID ABROAD STATION DINING SALOON
IL Cotnhinwd ~;:h Fruis, c1.a- aa Con 'ect!onay1
~. e. ID ri tie hAl ul t+x13 Ii te etAtc.
v4u-1 sluA IL l.. Slid for cAIh or exchanged for
Cz:ca-n C.tt ktE E.tA!". .. ,
to be snl partly tine szchanfe1t tor U=irAxo CltJ
IArI ery Apa!y,, i L. kARyDUrk CO.,
5t, ~, ~ faaanr 4trret
, 1859-01-13

r. Wheeler j. Wilson's Sewing Machines
xo1lA-T TeStesn Office l67 and le9 Lake street
GEo. R. CurrrESpES, Agent.
, 1859-01-13

E SEQ advertisement OF Quaker City so
EeTluu Machina. l. CoRxELL l. Co.,
cra6.1v 133 Lake Etreet
, 1859-01-13

SELLING L1QcoR WITHOUT L1cESsE.-S.
Newman, Hope street, near Morgan; F. Teutch,
SO Jefferson street., AMI Patrick McMa1lus, Hal
stead street, near Twelfth, we're brought before
Justice Stickney yesterday, for selling liquor with
out license. Newman suffered to thc tune Of
t25, Teu.c $50, and AcsIanus $50.
, 1859-01-13

.Jonts -I,ouylus' Pan for Heading" The Ad-
niAistruti9n-TH l.nntytrahia obligation
n,I TIA sF1t If
, 1859-01-13
WALIEA 6fMG3LE. EIffa
Na:hce TAT tux C5np. - 5aIFA ala bse3
CAs FOR TEE COUNTRY vs.. LUNAR

" 01L-
La~u 6l C,+p.ny. Il L.s,Te Srts:-
the rse Of ga bare ex- ert1tet II neatly ~ k1ads
cf L2nps md Oils before The pubic uni no has 70
xallan q el has listed IN cne, ot,t!a45 A1ed 'aop.
| TI{lHTY KIGHr k.trHTA ba1cla3 saah eren!1E traA
tAa3 hSs4 .'- -. ). oo0A&.
, 1859-01-13

~ Attorneys. Clsrgymeu, Students. snd ali
Who have need OF I soft, mild. yes brilliant
lieht, src invited to call sod ~tuess the burning
Of the remarkable Lunar 0u-47 Lasalle street.
;aa-6tba60
, 1859-01-13

MAGytF1cIST.-The Christmas Lumber Of tho
Wushated London Aetrs Is beautiful specimen
Of the perfection to which tue art of wool tuGtay.
iug las been brought. Besides tie magnificent
colorel supplement, it contains forty pages Of
illustrations and reading mlttcr 1t is for falc,
together with Punch, BtNs LJr, Ne'cs of M'
Uonld, ETC., by McNALIy 4 Co, Dearborn t:re. t
, 1859-01-13

S7Ann1so ArERA1.-An ARRAY took place at
Dunton Station. on the 3 i inst, in saloon kept
by Jacob sigTe!l, between Lyman Lamb, and
A. II. Smith, Of that place, in which the former
stabbed the latter in the left breast ani on the
face, just below the eye. Smith is seriously
hurt Lamb bas escaped, and all efforts, shus
far, to find him have been OF no avail.
, 1859-01-13
Nm advertisements.

NC II SC.:IyEy i lt-ri1.r 4 tzs. 81 Dear5sra~k.,
aasrG41 rer~irs lI+sti<"lt.s tsr ts at~ II -
sL<aliaS F1p<rs ~ lie Ssr-a. HID. jl h4ll7
, 1859-01-13
1IRsT CLASS DWELLINGS FUH SALE,
The TWO FIRST CLASS DWELLINGS
81.

Now beiax E7ecte'.
On Ku~l,, near Superior ST.,
A=l:oH- assh-I Mar IL T.sse ,us"s srs s5xt6 eet
tat~e scr-x w4t1 ba..1ae1t MiivAusce hr!ct 'rons.
ai.. aat b. l;, Il IL lie bet manner Tnr ot m
III rtt dep 10 'r. A.t Will have good 6rek barn
on eaca Pe:>rns pHrea4. ~ s1oa Gil aAAd such ~
terli - nlAy -. trs:re,t
Term 47o-a1:e> Apalylo DR. NJ NSA2E, CLARK
trt fruta $ tn ii o :. jet A, II, IA
DRCG STORE FOL: S.tLE.-A RETAIL
Drus S..r- In II. So.tn n;r!s!n1. very dtstrahlo
taiuu, ALL it ~ s.:L El terms II &pr'le,t 1tF
3, l. III: .:tcaI.s a!Grt,s B'x III. Chcaxo 7. Q.
III :xs
HUCSE AND LIT FURSALE SlTC ATED
or ;nt r,:,er ~ Wool aaI W.rrea EtEe-ts II the
Dv;..rs. C::ua PAX. occupsrt by = +. Ha7
ws.t te1-c ar1, hui.t eE brick s:nr!rs md
h,-r'ac-, s-nty four dt5t:aee feet With aDe
chsrv s'u-J: h..s, n h- 1os !aAul"uAht n amer
~ta az tt.- mo'i-rn inEroyemen:*-EaaIbis nan!T
krAsex r.. k.-~ Id nr \ desirable rtsdeace. h7
n, isHrf4lr ~ cn- A.7'i:ed Al t*eattseFe feet
With fweaty fe,t 4t:ry the nf viii ot sold
y-ry p-ou ,!s.. the w!sclt NJ tho pufchase
c1nney reaaa o. All! other property
for nvr J-1rsL il Will he chtHket FOR u
do1bt ID r-4 secar:,ieA h1y!ax seyfa teass 10
At tT 10 Z. { ARK I'D +. y. bnx M t'4 or 4,
! K +. bA1aL1- *if.% HschiX II. leu In
, 1859-01-13

~ Beautiful aud good are the words applied
to 1os handsome stock Of Je1elrJ a1d Silver.
ware that can be always fouad at the corner Of
Deazbcrn and Lake streets, opposite the Tre-
uoat House. Messrs. Geo. II. S.e7ena & Co..
the proprietors, keep Al endless variety OF both
these and Fancy Goods which they offer at very
low prices Purchasers may at al times rely
on what they purchase It this establishment -
being genuine.
, 1859-01-13

! .ettiuS a1ouG well since she hal quit 17lskin,.
DR.. ". c. Hunt, who was present at the prs.
mortem examination, though no: participating il
it, testified as to position All appearance Of the
lo3y. Til, testimony we omit Is in essential
points being identical with those thu: follow.
Dr.. D:!1si Miller, strma-H1ye lived here SIX
yelr-; an . rsactl~in. Physician; was el'ed to
| sce deceased between and 10 4. NJ; iir>t saw
balr lyiag on the blck III . rcd in the fr'at room
| with quilt aad i@1 o. tlEee Sa7E1tlts; found
bruises ever ne1slr the e7tn >us:ace o. tile body;
| mo-: severe Oh the neck, chest, and Eeadi one
incised wocal On The left side nf forehead half
inch long to the skull; the scalp WIS Fery much
lrulSe.l and blood efiu~ed to cover eat:re t'p Of
the head; no fracture ot tie skull; IN removing
skull found much seELc> II u:mb.aacs Of BRAIN;
. more blood than natural n stractcrrs of brAin;
vessels hrger than natural; cIost; |uass healthy
small concIeion Of furin ca outside Of heart, uo
!. | recent; abdomen: liver healthy; pcrt,oueu1n con
; taincd bloody SERUM; iotestiaes in spot: black
like bruises Oh e1tetlo' u'e1s no: unhealtny' bu
. ! rather larger than 1at7r2l; marks OF extensive
, | bruises on the vu.y2: t.atees very nune1ous ex
tesnally, but generally net severe; several or
head and chest; oa hip an abrasion q
, cuticIe in longitudinal lines ~ ii made b,
drawing the body "a The aocs; il u.
! the head; the other bruises might couuiauts
r | but the hrst named wesa Of themselves quit
:. sufficient; as to the i1strum.a .as used, thought
the bruises on the head we're produced By SOM
, | blunt instrument, except tho incised wound o1
tbs forehead; the Other bruises we're produce
q | By blows with fists or kicks; they we're circun7
It | se.ibrd and not OF any extent; attributed th
= bloody serum Of the pert;onsum to the serer
:, external Injuries; saw the Stains Of blood
le tho rooms; ghve no particular attention 10 ii
= blood spots; saw blood sposa on the walls; ne'
,e er had seen deceased before; she had on two 9
e three articles Of clothing; we took CT calc
% basqus, hiack sklrt, and chemiss- {Clothin
produeea} That is tho basque, think, IN
rc ! she others; they we're then dlscolored as uos
1t SAW the woman betHesn aud lo:A. NJ; thin
my opinion was she had been dead from five
D. ten hours; the blood on the door WIS dry. e.
: cept in The bed; the blood 1sa tti! ooziug fro
ey one part when 1 saw her the death did not ta@
plsre at tha TINA Of her pezioda; the blood d
st not come from thb erter5eA
On Cross e14usaeL-fhere was from external .
en- peasauces ot the body At onee question whet
I. u ~ abortion hsd nut taksn piaee we fou'
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coNFoRMEsIENT A UN WRIT D'ELEc

.
H,y ~, q. ~ w. r., ia, moi ,dr, ,aE snn
Iousans s leeeurs q"a;i de la rarose d4sHns .Os
p,, IN IVA cIet d lire es oaicers uiSants "e
ca I'M pr f ' az % s
T9 an ons s es s, i nom Mp Mn
No = ct nu M 1 a1s s a DE ce pa
Dc i a1os orlinns sa1 Ia rys droi,s n eve Mis-
kspfse g av a,a af IA nH
q de- G pa q II se ne a @ pn s a
G ct @ Ds'tf, Il vf us
ASCENSION Assumption 'uene sic Mare I'll 81
a,'snda @ est aus. po par Ia lo que l. premier
A. A. ~ Ut ho'e'hD'e po'" 10Y " 'e" p'o' . o
Lieutenant, Gouvenenr de rEa' pour
a. ssss'e Eta" nn Ayoe"' Genera" pour lie e"s de
snfn,ehu"n' oe fa"e"''" pour 1T 'efAe "' "''N
I'm pour Bureau des ntSauX rnnlc' pom
St dams Sass ee' sr paSs Dc Ia
est comprise prroorr dos Trova,x p,ics
h De,Sisms DISTRICT ion, Sd. dc Ley s. de-
paroe situe sur Ia rive droe au e"'e Mississippi
Les SENATOR'S rAssenoles Gsner"s dc fh'"'' CONNIE
de pauenins Jefferson one csts parts de
sippi, d, Senatorial, .omno. j.. coo n,r.
de Ia iros orleans ssae sur gaache heuvs Mis-
;, i'm la Fill ,l In Non vail tlI ,nns
siSSPh compass ~ Sie ". "a 1 M I:u. ,,
Repftsentans Il pAsSemblee eeneale dc hta'' CONNIE
SUI. . p.;.o ,,,.,.,,. $50; ,.,o,, cur =, ,,,,
o pI sny ae rsaep a sur "
re Ire.'el ns.'ie' lepi'se'"' ue !" i"se' o'''
u9is nf - :so,,o,r 4, 4, p,roo ,,s at
le eS,sme a,sre. epssena , ae rafoe orleans CT
Wy y ~; ~, ,t;f "a Il ,rn;s., IL o
., It, , nS,,ms ''P'''' Wv ~ - u ~
eia @ , Ia p,ro;.o ~
t's S;, :,,,, a.. :, r,.,. o,san
. ~ nis.ltc' 'epesen"'ii '' Ia "'''e o
sia GitN rrpIS;e,ahts, ALA poro;o Il, .,,s ,
i.u ise' iep'eseh'' ~ Il" "'''se "
S.n,;nmn nj riot renr:entof II. Ia p.ro;s.. Il,
nv, ha % De , repseseh'"h oe !" i"o's'e "ns
- IJ,,,pn n;rc, r,,r.,ptof M la puroi.so d,Or,:,ns
.lira nm ranrasentsn 'elt'' "" " "'o' Ne"'
L. Scnyirme District sentotif de In parose a.
District l l.,
,; ,i s r,ionts 'eee"'i ee IA ffoSSe ofeas
III ten anil est en- ourc nourvu nar In In, ue Ii, nre;er
do novrn,r nrochain S5o ,s rr,n,rS nmuis. di
tontr Ia Purosse 'i,rlaans Droc6deront rtIrctinn ~
'' Iu 81, IL o,r ia pnro;s. A. nriinm " ee'''n Ut
In t,aromer nnur Il, T,roisse d ORLEANS
In Avornt de- district nnur In parniss, ,,Orls,ps
In ratnr nir chnrune dos rnurs de Disiric Il. l., WILL; A.,
| Ia Nonyele. ORLEANS h snyoir- - ~ " " ~ "
IL Z. rai,r no,r IL pr.,nrc Cow , D;vtri, A., Ia N,,,
r.aer por In Duxrue Cour de District de In Nouvpe
| orI.,ns ' f " ~ ~ " ~ - " ~
In a;rca,cr nor In roisieme (ou do District a. Ia Nouvco
| o,i.an, "''' f' " ~ ~ " ~ " " -"e
@ ,or IL, IN, ,r;,ma fo,r ia, Distr;,, do /, N,,,1
| ori.a, ,'''''i po'' At" >ts ~ " ' " " 'e's
~ ,r la f,;porire f,ur do District o l., S,u,.l
| orIia .,'ei'ei pou' =" e''a ~ " ~ " " -''''
IN 1.r.n;,r nor In S;xi;me (,,,r do District III, la S,uv,o
o'i,n ,opr Gotta ,,r,i, do Ia paro,s.. ~ ~,
an iesseseu pour cee u lno.' ~ ~ no'SSe o's u"
sIeh SUI ~ iisu u'oa,a u NV I" m ttn p M Il, poi
o M fsud sur Ia rive r ache du aeve Misissinp
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81, Customhouse street, near
1l Royal seetFor tho Cure of Old Chronic, Mercuraial
ypiltc and all Private Diseases without Mercury hndance
from business to friends and guaranteed in
ril cases.
The unparalleled which attended Dr. prac
tice in ali of the United States and Eropehc
markabc he has effected which pronounced incur
able by the eminent scan sifes him in offering his
services to the confidence of the unfortunate The following
of the diseases termed Pvate' and, Of which, in
conjunction with newly discovered Remedies DIR. James per
aently eradctes namely Syphilis primary secondary and
Nocturnal Emissions Periodical Affections of Females, however
complicated they may be- Diseases Of the Back and Lons In
Illumination of the Bladder and Kidneys Rheumatism Hydro
cele Cancers Ulcers Tors and all Diseases of the Skin
DR. James would also call the attention especially of those
who have privately and improperly injured themselves in that
ting them for either business society," viz Constitutional De
biy or lnpoency The following OF the sad and
melancholy effects produced by early habits of YOUTH viz
MeakhesS of Back AID Limbs Pain in the Head Dmness Of
VISION Loss OF Muscular Power Palptaon Of the Heart ys
pepsa Nervousness lrrtaly, symptoms of Consumption
etc Mentally, the fearful effects the mind to BIZ
dreaded Loss OF Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression
Spirits Evil Forbodngs, Aversion Society Self Dstrust
Love OF Solitude Iniidity the evils produced
Az persons afflicted with of the above symptoms SHOULD
not a to call Dr. James and he restored perec
heah let no false elicacy but apply
save yourself from the awful and dreadful consequences of hi
terrible malady.
Weakness of the organs Immediately cured and full vigo
restored. ~ ~
Remember 1.-THE Medical House of DR.. James 81 Custom
house street.
Private and separate reserved. acndanc
from 8 A. NJ. 10 s r. NJ.
Consultations strictly confidential.
L. S-Recent Gonorrhea
or no pay. DIR. JAMES,
INST
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