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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.


1910 - Benevolent Institution, es-
ASOO. tablished by special endow-
ment. Tor the relief.of the sick and distressed, al
ficfed with Viruleni and Epiosmic diseases.
Ihe Directors Il this well-knOwn Institution, w
their Annual Report upon the treatment Of Sexula
Dis ases. tor the year ending January LIST, 1858 ex-
press the highest satisfaction with the success which
has attended the laboTs OF the Consulting Surgeon
in the cure OF the SpeTmaiorhoe. Seminal Weak
ness. Impotence, GonrrThea, elect, Syphilis the
| vice of Onanism, OF Seli-abuse, sc, aud order the
continuance OF the same plan, for the ensuing
year. The consulting surg, on Is author1 ed 70
give MEDICAL ADVISE GRATIS, TO all who
apply by letter, with a description tage. occupa-
tion. hahi's OF life, &e.l and in cases OF extreme
poverty, to furnish medicine free of charge. Some
Of the new remedies and methods OttTeatment,dls-
covered during the past year are Of gTeat value.
An admirable report on SpermatorrhRs, or sem
inal weakness, the vice Of Ons1ism, Musturbatior
or Self.nbuse, and other diseases Of the Sexual or
guns, by the consulting Surgeon, will be sent by
mail lin a sealed letter enveopel FREE OF charge
on IA receipt OF two stamps Tor postage. other re
ports and Tracts, on the nature and treatment .
sexual diseases. Diet. &c, are CONSTANT y being
published for gratuitOus distribution, and will b'
sent to he afflicted.
Address, Tor Report or treatment, DR., Georg'
R Kalhoun, consulting Surgeon, Howard AssocI
otirn, No 2, South street, Philadelphia, IA.
by order Of the Directors,
EZRA u. HEARTWELL, Prest.
Gro FAIRcH'LD, Sec'y.
Feb. 3, lS59-lY.
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SPRING AND SUMMER S'FOCIk!
Fancy VARIETY Goods & Notions

~ WHOLESAlE0 ...r.
DO9ERT CuCHRA AN, ashis store, Fourth street,
II Steubenville, has just received his Spring
stock Of
Fancy Goods, Variety Goods, J~ewelry, Gold
and Silver Watches, Musical Instru-
ments, &c, &c,
Embracing every article in his line, which he is
prepared IL sell, much lower than formerly, ty
Wholesale
He has also the large I stock Of piece goods ever
brought to this country. Buyers need rot go to
Pittsburgh or Wheeling, with the exception o buy.
ing chrHper stocks lie is prepared To sell a
Fraction under Pittsburgh Prices!
Coun ~ Merchants, pedlets, and others will find
il 10 Their advantag5 To examine tt j. new stock but
ew larger or brtIer, am hone whi' h can be sold
cheaper is 10 be found IN he Western country. than
Is now Ollie ed tor sale at
ROBERT COCIRAN'S
Wholesale Notion and Variety tore.
March 90, 1889. Fourth ST., Stenbenville
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,XNTOUID respectfully inform the citizens OF
w Cajiz, aud tue surrounding n~elghbor.
hDud. that he has commenced the bntchering
business in Cadiz; and will have fresh meat at the
Market House every Tuesday and saturday morn
lngs, and at all other times in he Mansion House
celier. lie will always payra good artiyle OF meat
lor sa le, or eIs' Inc v i'll have nolc. A share ofpub.
tic patronage is respectfully solicited.
Cndiz, March %, 1859 3m
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dreds of secrets never heforr published warrant.
ed to he worth three times the amount ask d for it
IS cents in specie or postage stamps enclosed, viii
secure a copy by return R.all.
Address, !. IEl'LEk' NJ w.,
Ne. = Beaver st , Albany, N. Y
NrDR. VlCHOlS' FEMALE PILLS, one dollar
a box. with fLIl directions. Married laCies should
not ure them. Sent by mail.
CAIJION--Thcse Pills shonld not be taken
by females during the FIRST THREE MONTHS
OF Pregnancy as hey are sure TO bring on Miscar
rage, but at all other times they mr.. safe
In all cases OF Nervous and S.inal Affection
Pain in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue or Slight
Exert, II, Palpatation of the Heart Mysteries, and
Whites, these Pills will effect n cure VIXEN all 9th.
er mears have failed; and olinough u powerful
remecy. dc n 1t contain iron, calomel, anthony, OF
anything hurttul to the constitution.
Address Or. TELLER, as above,
Feb q.'5q .lV
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ELRICK & QUARRY,
CARRIAGE 4 BUGGY
Manufacturers,

CADlX. 0.
IT AVlNG permanently located in Cadiz and
| having on hand a large supply of timber and
other material necessary for the manufacture OF
Carriages, BW&gieS and SuiAies
ol all descriptions, we are prepared TO fill all or
Iers at The shortes. notice, and will warrant all
JuT work.
Having been heretofore constantly employed in
! the most extensive CarrinEe ia tories, we terl con.
Fdent that we can meet the wishes of all who mny
tavur MS with order, and being determined to EN-.
ploy none but the best workmen. entire satisiac
ion shall be givnn for all work.
uur prices shall be as low as any other establish.
ment IN The Western country Tor work OF equal
quality. Before ordNring or purchasing elsewhere
| ave us a call.
VI We are now building and finishing nff Car.
riages. Bugsies, &c. and in'end as speedily rs
pnssible to get up a variety, ana keep our Esyab
iishuent supplied Tor purchasers.
Our Establishment Is in the building formerly
occupied b A. Forman. on OHIO Street, a few
Goors east OF tue American House.
~All Kinds OF E~epniring done at the shortcsl
notice tIRlGk x QUARRY.
Oadiz Ohio, teb . la59.Iyr
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Wall Paner Wall Parer! /!

THE subsrriher takes pleasure in calling the az
Il uutiono Of the public 20 his large and We Sc
lected stock Of Wall Papers, Just receiving Tor me
SpriDr snd Summer trade HIS stock consists OF
q eco pieces with 40 different patterns, ranFing
in price from 6kc -nts 10 sl,oo Ter piece. iogeiheI
with every variety OF B1rders. Window Curtains
Decorations for ! annCi Work, sc, SC.
He hes also on hand a complete ASSORTMENT O.
School. Historical, Medical. Religious end Miseei
Ianeous Books, Stationery. Blank Books, Sc, &c.
which wll be sold wholesale and retail US enesl
as they can be had Vest OF the MoTniains; SlE'
me a call J. NJ. LAYTON.
MaTcE9.'5q "
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We have put up and & sold this article for over
ten years, and eau SAY. : IN CONFIDENCE ANnTRUTt
OF IL, whit we have ~ never been ab 9 ~ cay
OF any othcr mcdicinr- u NbVER " IT fAIL.
FU. IN SINGLE IN - STANCE 10 EFFE'I
A CURE. when timely " ussd Never lid W,
knew an instance OF dts ,, satisfaction ~ any one
who used II an the y contrary. ailare delight
ed with its operations, = and speak in Terms o
highest commentaries - OF its magica! eff CT a. q
medical virtues. We peak IN ,htS teaeit
HWuAT We 20 Know. ~ : alter ten years .mexiD
ence. Aup FtErGE Our v RfPuTArIoN PoK THEFUL
TILMYNT OF WHAT WE = BEEE DECLARE In almost
Svery instance where the y infant Ia suffering from
pain end exhaustion. re r lief will be iouni in HI.
teen or twenty minutes ( alter tile syrup lie admin.
ieteredted.
Tbia valuable prepara = ton Is the prescription
OF one Of IRE most TX : PEHlENCED u SKILL
FvL NURSES IN New q England, and has been
useu VI in NEVER FAILING " SUCCESS IN
THUUS MIS- n CASES.
1t no. only relieves = the child from pain, bui
tnyigorates the s,oinuch > n bowels, corr ca
acidity, and gives lone and energy TO the whote
aystem. 1t will almost y Instantly relieve
GRIPPING IN TUE s 81 ELS, N
WIND ECOLlC,
and overcome COMMISSIONS, which II not speedily
remedied, end in death. " believe u tue hEST
and suRgsT EFMEpy IN THE WORLD. in oil cases Of
DYSEN4 cry AND DIARRHEA IN CHlL
DREN, whether IL ARISES from %teethlug, or lrrin
any other cause. We w0uid shy TO overy mother
who has a child suffering from any Of the foregoing
cornplaints--Do NOT LET your PREJupieES MOB Fhi
PREJupfcEs 0f OTHERS, stand between your -ui'erllg
child nnJ the relief hat will be SURE yes, AZ
SpLUTELY SURE To follow the use OF this med.
icine, If timeIy used Full objections for using y Ill
accompany each bottle. None genuine nniess the
fac smile or CUR is Il PERKINS,, New York, is
on the outside wrlpper, Price u cents per bottle.
Sold by Druggists lhroaghpnt The werid
Principal Lfire, No. 10 CoNrfSi., New IorS.
nacar,har Y tFbA-lv
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Fresh Groceries.

7 EEVNW UTUEUETts. = "
O0kABbls pi ne N. Orleans Molasses.
%UO 80 halt bbls
25 lIog'Js prime Sugar
2IIerces Rice
Is Bags cofiee
Just received aud receiving the above Groceries,
which wii be sold Mt River prices, comparatively
o baking. The public are invited to call and OK.
a int the quality ana price OF their articles.
March Z, SO S& II MFADDEN
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BLGckSmsithinC!

William A. learn wolld inform the people Of
Cadiz and surrounding country, that he has remo-
we'd his business from Rail.road street, and is now
located on Ohio street, a few doors east Of the
American 1ouse-at the old stand OIL S. Ditnars,
imore receI tly occupied by d, Slemmons in the car
rage business .~)-where he viii be happy TO accom-
modate his old customers, and the resi- Of mankind
All kinds of Repairing,
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1865 SIZING TRADE. 1853

m SWEENEY Il SON, ere now prepared
L, with u splendid stock OF all the varieties ot
White aud Co!ored, Iron, stone, China and Painted
Ware, together with a large stock Of Common
Queensware, imported from the best polterS Of
England. Also line plain and Gold Band French
China, Dining ana Tea Sets, Table Cut cry, &c.
&c. which they offer to merchants at ca stern prl'
Gee. in Flint Glass Ware they DEFY competition
Wheeling, Va .ap6-3m
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FRESH GROCERIES
AT
GEORGE & WILSON'S.

gI[E have Oh hand, and are now r%eceivin~ from
w the South aud East, The largest Stock OF
rncerirs ever brought 10 CadI2, 10 which we wish
t. cali the attention Of RetnilerS and others wlph-
Ing 10 purchase tor tier own consumption. We
.lrs de ermlned 10 sell as low If not lower than
tner ateubcnylIls or Wheeling prices. Our stock
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MRs S. WIN SLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician, pre-
cents to the attention Of motters, her
SuOTHING SYRUP

which greatly facilitates the process Of %tePthln2
BY snftening the gums, reducing ali inflammation
VA ailay AILFAIN and spasmo nc action, and
SURE TO REGULATE HE BOWELS,
Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest to your
selves, and RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
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Masonic NUlAUE.

81 ARRloON LODGE
!: a.: :: s.: !: !: 81: !: !; !; !. !: e: s: s: s: 5: !:
Gk3fZ24&4A month at the Odd Fellows
~la4y[IL44- Dr. Hall.
w, 6. G%RANFUL.
~ N~Hsy~%$2 WIN
D c. Patterson, Sec'y.
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Horse-Shoeine

Carriage and Wagon Ironing, &c, &c, ' i'll be
done on the shortest notice, and in the best pc sible
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A. G. STEWART
Has just received "a large lot Of fine fashionable
Sill { aut Hishiaud II 90 Also Panama Pearl and
all kinds OF Summer Hats for Men and Boys.
May II
.AnPkg'@ VI r Raslus, in half and ar. boxes
nv 30 '.g~ 7 tnas, Ditus, Alnulds, Cream
AUS Peanut /, English WalHuts, &c, &c. Mt
Malsu Z, ~ G g. VS.
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Road Notice.
sVew Firm.
JEFFERs & CARMAN,

Wholesale and Retail Deglers in Books. Paper and
Notiona, in the rooms formerly occupied
by Jenkins, Brnnuni 81 Co,
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NnL On Thursday, September Q, suddenly, MORTON
NEIL aged % years, native Of county Meath Ireland.
Third avenue
PAscAnon Friday, September 0, from burns received
IN the 5sh year of her age Also, her eldest daughter
EIIzABIH PASCAL in her 26th year ro, the same cause
INT arsenS ~ ana relatives OF the family and also the
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral from their late
residence No 3a5 Eighth avenue Sunday afternoon at
O'Clock, without further invitation
PniJIr.-On Friday, September o. SARAu FRANCES
daughter Of George and Susan Philips aged yesxs and
The relatives and friends of the family are invted n A.
TEND the funcra from the residence Of her parents No
10 Cannon street on Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock
kowH-On Friday evening, September o, JAMES ROWE
run particulars az 10 the time Of funeral will be given
in Sunday paper.
RrHAsDsos. Friday morning September o. after
short Illness, EDWARD RICHARDSON youngest son Of Ed
ana Mary Jane Richardson, aged IL months and IL
days.
requested 70 attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents, No 5l8 Pearl street. this saturday. after
noon al half past one o'clock, without further notice
HIS remains viii be taken TO Greenwood for nterment
shIn.-on FRIDAY, september ., JOHN SIXTH, after o
brief but severe illness.
The relatives and friends of the family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral his late residence No
32 Mott street, on Sunday afternoon two O'Clock,
without further notice.
wHncom.-In BROOKLYN on Thursday afternoon. Sent.
Of consumption, DELLA ANN WHTcoAB wife Of George O.
fully invited to attend the funeral this Saturday, after
noon atwo O'Clock from No 20 Stanton street Brooklyn
bellows Falls, Vermont paper please copy.
WMHOx.-On Thursday, Sept. 8, after lingering ILL.,
ness, JACOB WHTsOS, aged "a years
The relatives and friends OF the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from his late residence No
SO Henry street on Sunday afternoon M to o,ciock
without further invitation.
YouScxAS.-At Albany, N. Y, May 8, 1855, MARGARET
August Q, 1859, at same place, NICHOLAS YousoAAS,
aged So years.
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Arrivals md Departures.

! AKKIVALS.
From Charleston In the steamship Columba--Mss r
Winkler Lawton, Jr Miss Herriot, Miss Oxford,
7 Stein, johnson, II Christian w Fuller, Miss NJ A
Eaton Miss Milford G Shaze, Morris, Atkinson, l.
Ibapman; : Shaw, W Robins, W sneider, 7 Boss
Wrede, Master Copes MrsJ Copes II Seaman and lady,
Alsion Jr, Il MelTtens, q Austin, Cakins and lady,
MISS a X Span Martini j ii Span T NJ Bristol, Mrs NJ
s sardmer And and two Children Miss TUFTS Barnet
"soh' hyer Gilbert Lewsand 10 in the steerage
o IRON mFasnnscn DC in steamship Mount vernonA Tay-
Nj, - rowe. Vol Gross, w Fowlc ID Brown, Brown,
Miss Law, Mrs and Miss Emmert o w Angel Mrs An
Downes, Mr. Miles and lady. = -
Prom New Orleans In ship suana-E Swain and two
tand John Agate. "p'' ? oes
From earihagenn IN brig Los Amlgos-Mr Frendcn,haler
Mdy anu child. Eugenio LusIa, Enrce Guerra,
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Tho New York Weekly Herald.

Tne new YORK weekly Herald
NEWS FROM EUROPE, WEST COAST OF AFRICA, CALI
FoRNIA, SOUTH AMERICA, MEXICO, CUBA, WEST
INDIES ETc.-IMPORTANT FROM PUGET SOUND
THE WORLD SYSTEM OF TELEGRAPHS-PRoCEED.
lNGS OF THE REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
AFFAIRS IN wASHINGTON-LOCAL AND MIsCEI
LANEOUs lTEMS-LATEST NTELLIGENCE-MAR-
KETS, ETC.
The WEEKLY HERALD will be published O'Clock this
morning Its contents will embrace among other things the
neutrality-suspicious. in Europe-Reported Settlement of the
fairs of Lombardy by the Zurich
Affairs in the Italian DuchesThe Voyage Great East
ern-Stae Of the Markets, &C. News from California South
America Mexico Cuba West Indies, &c Important from
Puget sound-The Boundary Dispute Brought to Crisis
Governor Douglass-Warlke Condition of Affairs &C. News
from the West Coast of Mountaineering from Liberia
Cape Palmasi Politics Of New York-The Republican Conven
ton at SyracuseNoninaton of straight OUT State Ticket
The Americans spunged OF the Slate &c the World System
of TelegraphsPresent Condition Of Telegraph Enterprise
Land and Submarine LnesThc Electric Grde the Earth
Communication Between England and Inda-The Great
sian Line to the Amoor Across the Whole Continent of ASIA
DO; Affairs in Washington the Crops Latest News by
graph Editorials the Leading Topics OF Day. Financial
Commercial Religious Theatrical Sporting In
teigence; Weekly Review of the New York Cattle Market
Retail Prices of Country Produce at Washington Market
gether with large variety of interesting local and miscea
items Single copies in wrappers ready for mailing,
can be had at the counter. Price six cents.
The malls for Europe by the steamship ARIEL win close at
the Post ONCE at halfpast two o'clock this afternoon. The
WEEKLY HERALD will be ready in time for mailing
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Senator Douglas at Cincinnati.


Senator Douglas arrived here at half past six this
ing, by the Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton Railroad. He
received at the depot by from to 5000 persons,
amid cheers the music Of bands and the firing Of
No reception speech was made, as no time was to
be lost. He escorted to carriage drawn
by four horses, preceded by two bands Of music,
and taken to the Burnet House. number Of carriages
and persons horseback following in procession. The
sidewalks and streets thronged as he proceeded
through Fourth and Sixth Streets and cheer after cheer
from thousands welcomed the Little Giant he
passed. little after eight o'clock he be-
gan speaking in the Court street market space,
where at the hour Of dusk thousands had
bled and with bon6res and fireworks awaited the coming
of the celebrated Senator.
When Mr. Douglas made his appearance he was greeted
with immense applause, and some minutes elapsed before
he could heard At this time less than eighteen
twenty thousand people, it is estimated, were on the
ground, the centre square being densely packed
Though suffering with bad cold, Mr. Douglas pro.
ceeded to address the meeting.
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Married.

BAIIASTNE-BoYD.-At Baltimore, Nd, on Thursday,
Sept s. by the Rev. N G. Burt, Mr. JOHN n. BALAN11NE
Of Newark, N. j., to Miss JENNIE youngest daughter of
John Boyd, Esq, Of the former place.
De CIARK-SToDDARp-InL Lee township, Fulton county,
the residence of the brides father, Mr.. JAMES B.
DE CLARK to Miss AMELIA SroDDARD all Of the former
place.
YoSs-HrNnSGroN. Topsham, Maine, on Friday,
Sept 2, by the Rev Mr. Potter, Col GEORGE LYONS, Of
this city, to SARAH G. HUNTINGTON OF the former place
Peters church. Brooklyn, by the Rev J. W. Dler TON
@. TERRY, of Leeds England to MARY MATILDA, daughter
OF the late Henry Dixon.
RoRERTs-SAvAGE-At williamsburg Wednesday,
Sept I, by the Rev VIM A. Mabin Mr.. HENRY NJ ROBERTS
TO Miss NEIIA A. SAVAGE.
Hartford and New Haven papers please copy.
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RICHMOND COUNTY PoLmcs.-Thc Democratic County
Convention held at Richmond on Wednesday evening
last It'll inst and consisted of hundred delegates,
twenty fave from each of the following towns vzCaste
ton, smithneld, Mortified and westaold Dr. R. Henry
Colder was appointed Chairman, and Mr.. NJ p O'Brien
acted Secretary The Conven ton adopted the ripa
rOce plan Of eecng delegates &c. instead of secret bal
lot formerly each delegate naming aloud the person for
whom no wished to vote. The following ticket unan
mously elected
Delegate to Judiciary Conrention-Robert Christie, Jr
Delegates TO Senatorial Cosssenton-Ray Tompkins, John
G. Vaughan, Thomas Garrett, Justices Of the Peace
Dvgoe TO the State Convention al Syracuse-W. J. Shea,
ex member Of Assembly. NJ p OBrcn elected al.
ternate
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TO the United States will be given this evening at tho
Palace Garden. Tho merits OF this charming Singer are
30 well known that il would DO superfuous 10 enlarge
upon them here The programme for tonights concert
Is ample and well selected Madame Bishop will sing two
ballads, "Oft in the Silly Night" and Home, sweet
Home" the budo Duet Quarto Amore, {" from LEisir
dAmore," with sgnor TaHhnell and the grand aria Of
Gugiicmi, Gratias Anmus Sibi" Arthur Napoleon will
play several piano pieces and the grand orchestra will be
conducted by Mr. Anschutz Such concert at atty cents
admission ought 10 Gil the spacious hall Of the Garden TO
over flowing.
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Brooklyn City News.

FOUND DRowNEp.-The body Of drowned man was
picked out of the water at tho foot of Forty street
yesterday The deceased dressed with black cloth
ock coat striped cashmere panaloons black satin vest
Congress CATERS, blue cotton socks, black satin stock
white cotton shirt, with white flannel undershir He
appeared to be thirty five years of ago. was Ave feet
eight nine inches high and had dark brown hair and
wRskcrs In the pockets found $2S5, and letter
signed T. B. Hayes, of the Keystone Hotel, dated New
York. August 1869, by which appears that the
Of deceased was Capt. Humphrey An inquest held
by Coroner Horton and verdict OF found drowned was
rendered The body removed to the dead house for
Identification.
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BOerhQ0ve, q Gre0t Physic1an, who
after his deah all his extensive medical library burned
excepting one volume Of immense size This was labelled
lion; was ali blank leaves neither writing nor printing was
there only the first leaf engossed IN plain
man text these Words Head COOL feet and bowels
patient hot cool him; il he is cold him; there
pain reslessness relieve him, be done safely;
tures efforts to throw out offensive and hurfu matters
which, If inudcousy interfered with Is Of injury
evacuated and those secetons which are scanty should
be made free Above all, my dear pupils do good but be
and do no harm Remember Rome for 500 years had
stencc and her power But the Romans had universal
purgsve which In all It's material elements like Bran
and around the parts involved in the disease Brandrehs
getsbe universal pills benefit when used by the sick what
They p"se pn be & b em he ns IN
your bodies Of matters which purgng always and
does the dog the horse and even the cat always when sick
search for those herbs and which their bowels
and this them. And the experience Of hundred
years proved that Brandre pills have always benefited
Natures medicine, because matter what the disease
may be- how intense where situated dose of four six
is praccabc because they take from the blood only its
rites The skill exhibited In using them the benefit
cAsnp DATED 1903. CONTINUED
DR. JAMES LUI, Of Potsdam N Y, writes August H. 1852
his finger two or three days before which caused immediate
pain swelling and violent fever When saw him the pain
sleep The hand turning coored and
point of modification His doctor ignorant OF the
him whole box Of pills. applied yeast pouce and saved his
August ~ 1857 honestly and confidently recommend
Brandrehs pills to the favorable notice Of the public the
best medicine have ever dealt in during my thirteen years
hsppesi results and honestly believe they the best med!
Principal Office 294 Canal street. Price 25c per box.
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Death OF a Clergyman.

BtKIINGFoN N j., Sept 8, 1863
Rev. Thomas Ncale an aged minister of fhe Methodist
Episcopal church. and Grand Chaplain 10 the Grand
Chapter Royal Arch Masons OF the State of New Jersey
died at three O'Clock this afternoon, at his residence in
this place
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News from Mexico.

New ORLEANS, Sept. s, 1859.
Authentic information has been received here, to the
effect that Mr. McLanc has not concluded treaty with
the Juarez government in Mexico
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PRESIDENTIAL NoMSAroNs.-Th Edenon IN. CO. Express
HOSTS the name Of Kenneth Raynor for President, and
Edward Everett for Vice President.