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How To Srs 1t il u great pity
that we are nH tanghf. ID Our earl,
DAYS, h,w 10 .ee. II IL mnrc i'm
portant ,atah reading and writing.
than nrit',nn.ic or geography. H.
q world of h,undles. Treasures
a6've. beneath on every side. we
walk as if ttrre were but lew thing,
worth seeing. And even these
when we have looked, upon then.
Haee M txice, wasxhausf and eur
poss thst, we have really e~eN ,lsin!
- asnais shall I,Ass ANA rcpsss I.
burdurk. }, growing near thahp hppatI
Which he ireads going Yild seiaysiIr sfirl,s Il III
tfOsn HE 'yiisk . daily .ss5s'IIssss ~ womb
lsugklsff'i 'iia ~ ~ frs,s told that he az
isAsk,s0w tksk familiar ,sIant An,
90, III. ,aAIsinx u, "a ,,,,t um,r IN ~ I |,
and within ~ haadsssd ,l,i,,vs l sv,,;,.t
ass woftR iohservatIop. but wh,cI
t6iS h5lsisy VI. esd 90 sua,. a,.ecss,-a =
Shk7kaAs things. h I eis.n ! II .Iss,, i,i,n
fs6fashspiiss are soi fall. "a co;iauI iuI rs,S va
Niayaiitisr, thst they viii tesr elo,ss,
ssrodny srJ bsg s.a1y. '.s..sl. .s..5 Z 6Ss3Sl ~
., ssel, ss7y.sss y .s-tH = IssseeuH
81 Tfr-- .tsaI .si RI 90. 10 r.ia1s7 o.
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Blood PURIFIER and Blood PILLS
DIR. ROSACK'S
SCANDINAVIAN REMEDIES.

"HEN DIR. ROBACk. tho renowned Swe,
w dish Physician. introduced his Blood
Purifier AMI Blood Pills in the United States. he
sat inrth ~ PLAIN language their curative
properties. THIS WAS Years ago. The task NJ
recommending them has since been taken out
If has hands. Enlightened men. whose char
'cler Tor sound Judgment aud philosophy.
ave their opinions We .lIt in the community.
men who observe. reflect, and make assur
incc dnubly sure" before they dccide-are
everywhere approving and urging the use ol
'hcSc wonderful preparations. All who con
hue IN inc wisdom aud honesty ofthis class. or
Fh" ch""Sc !" Investigate for themselves. are
now of one mind on this important subject.
lr' Rpback Invites the attcnlion of the sick
nj bn
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Y THE GREATEST
S: MEDICAL
s.. DISCOVERY
u OF THE AGE.
A REMEDY THAT CURES
EVERY KIND OF NOR

REMEDY THAT CUKES
EVERY KIND OF NOR,
From the worst Scrofua down to common
PIN lie. lie has tried 1t in over hoo cases
and n"ver tailed, except in two rtscs.-buth
Thunder IIumor lie has now In his possess
ion over one hundred certificates OF its virtue.
all within twenty miles ot Boston.
Two bottles are warranted To cure Nursing
Sore Mouth.
One To- tlrec BOTTLES will cure the worst Kind
OF pimplcS on the face.
Two 10 three bottles " i'll clear the system oi
Blrs.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure the worst
Cankcr In tho mouth and stomach.
Three I" i've bottles are warranted TO cure
the worst eases ot Ervsipclts.
Dne to two hottie. are warranted ~ cure ali
Humnr IN the eyes
Two bottles ARE warranted 10 cure Ruuuinl
Of Tie ears and B!"lchcs among the hair.
Four to six h"tiles are warranted tu cure
corrupt and Running Ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly Eruption vi the
skin.
Two To three h"tlies are warranted u cure
the worst case ui Riugwnrm.
Two tn three bottles are warranted to cure
the most desperate case of rheumatism.
Three Ia four bottles are warranted 10 curC
the Snlt Rheuin.
Five 10 eight bottles will cure the worst
cases uf Scruula.
A benefit is always experienced from the
wnrr,,ntod ,vI. N tho ,hny' ,m.rtit,. ia ,,ra,
-
n,, m, NoAhuM' MaSsann"No',S.
p'Ar Mhuam-ihe rnru'","n"i'h 'his medical
ulevoNeii ~ curhlt a'' slhus "i hun'"r,' - -,
won eS'hllShod Nv the unanimous N"ce ~ III
WV" nave ever nscu w. tnht heed no, say any
th'ng on lhe suiDer', rs 'he nlnst sNlIiini phy'
siflahS ana the m"S' 'afclui druggists III III,
con"lr! are uihn'in"ns IN l,s praise.
IN presenting the Medical Discovery to your
notice. do il with II full knowledge of its cura.
Nv" I'VE pnWer' w trneV'ilg All, snd curing mes, n'
.nSo uiSc"shs !" wInon you are nii"r'uhh''p
50 i'an.n; l.a, n"s, eNcr"c'"''hs "'Sc"he u
u" ""o"''"''''e ""'"e''
| Nursing Sore Month,
| Is cured Az If by n miracle. your avn ,em,e,
is restored To- lis natural swoe,ness' and vnu,
babe from shor, and iretnIl ,I,,,s In cain; and
sweet slumbers: and the Medical Discnyery
bec"mcs a fountain orblcssiugt TO your husbIu,
| and household,
| Ia the more aduauced stages Of
| CnuLer
| 7, ox,.n.,s :, ,,,o s,,w,,.h o,sin,,
w Wv 'o'' causing
Dyspepsia, .r..
Which Is nothing but canker on the stomach
then to the iniestines and kidneys, creating =
| sinking, gone feeling. and An ind ilercncc eve,
f, to the cares of your family. Your stomach /,
raw and infamed. your food distresses you
and y,L can only take certain kinds, and ever
of that your system does not got half the nour
e %ssr eat" as "s asS t"1
ion Loses IT'S bloom and becomes sallow 81
lEh HnaNFl IN al 10 L..r
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'II.iHIIIVlToRXTol..KIl'.,,. N I /.
- PnhPAssED Bxtnet. sAnEOnDs
Compounded entirely from GUMS.

Is sRs OF .ho best, PurssiIve and, Liver Ned
icipes now hctore the public, that acts asa
than any hther insdicine known. 1tisI,ot only
" Calhhrfie, but E've, remedy artiny first IL,
the L,esr tn eject tts mofbid natter, thus Ac.
cOmplishing two purposes efectually, withrut
any of the painful feelings experienced in the
operations OF most CdfhhSfics. II strengthens
the system AZ the same time that II pufges IL:
and when taken daily In moderate doses, will
strengthen and build it Gp with unusual rapid
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-11

Coral, Garnet. Emerald, Gamer, Mosaic, In
Va, jet, and. G,Ad Stone Sets; Gold Lockets,
meo, and Mosaic Bracelets; Rings, Sleeve But.
tons. Fob Slides. Bosom Studs, silver Forks,
butter Knives, Eaf Drops, Pins. .&c., de-
worth from iwenty.hye cents to SIS each 10
80 The Gin will DO soDt Immediately ON 70.
csipt ofthe subscription MONEY. wv "
:. Address, - &c. n. TOWN d CO.. s.,
Publishers OF the "Mason K Dixon's Line"
No. o3 Baltimore street, Baltimore, Maryland.
June IL. 1859 --fGm
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The r.ecss Of this NEW REMEDY discovered by Or.
Churchill. Of PsrisJ IA obtaining for the mos, UN
BOUNDED POPULARITY throughout Europe and us
United States. It Is a purely SCIENTIFIC PREPARA
TON and acts with iSVABIABLE EFFICACY in oil
saass- o Pulmonary Ad Ssrvous Diseases The HvDophos
pAifes Increase the Principle which constitutes nerr0u,
,bree, and hs most potpeEJul blood generating
agents faotDn-
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ORIGINAL LETTERS,

rom memhers of the Medical Profession. Edit
RS nf public Journals, well known Merchants
,nd Farmers. aud ladies OF the highest respect.
'h'lir, giving accounts ot extraordinary cures
wrought hv III" remedies, OF which cures they
; la. aal,
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The Cure Of Consumption,

in the sponsD and (at period consequently.
when ihee be uncertainty IN the naur. OF the dis
-asel b. obtained, IN ALL CASES BY this trennenI
sIcept the existing leson OF the lungs Is Of itself sum
Client to produce death.
This RnLDr has not only curative eject but will used
wherever thers exists suspicion OF the dsease, PREVENT
ITS DEYEIOPAENr, and thus act A rnEsxRvAryE
WIN npoAsp CONSUMPTION. Jvsr As VACCINATION poD
q uuxa.a n
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AFFLICTED READ!
YEARS
DHILADELPHIA MEDICAL HOusI

V1HTENDFsLPTITN MEDIVAL IIOVNE =
i Established twenty-five wears ago by Dr.
kiNkELlN, corner of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Pen sylvlnia.
TW WENTY.TWO YEARS
Experience has rendered Dr. X. a most sue.
ccssful practitioner in the cure of NIL Diseases
al II priva'e ntiure: manhoUd's debility. as an
impeachment Ia marriage: nervous and sexual
indrmities. diseases Of the skin, and thuso
arising from abuse Of mercury. ~
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

B'nsroitnf Insfiiuiion. established by special en-
do,rm'nf for N, rsii,f ofh, sick and disfrssssd,
afflicted riih Yiruitni and Epid.,nic di,sass,.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE


TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit sometimes INDUCED IN
by boys. III solitude. "iien growing mp with
them u manhond and which, II not reformed
IN due time, not only bcscis serious obstacles
10 matrimonial happiness, but gives rise To- n
series at proiracted, his.dlous and devastating
affections.
Few Of those WIN give way to this pernicious
practice are aware " the consequences, until
thoy mud the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. (Sce pages q, as, ~,
Of DR.. KS book on "Seli. Preservation
The unfortunate thus affected becomes fee-
Bile, is unable TO labor with accustomed visor.
ar to apply his mind to study; his step is tardy
and weak; he Is dull, irres0lute. and engages
even IN his sports with less energy than usual.
The emancipates himself beioya the prSc'
tice has done its worst aud enter hia'rmony.
his marriage Is uufruitful, and his sense tells
INN that this ls CAUSED by his early iollies.-
These are considerations which should ava
ken the attention oi all who are similarly situ-
ated.
REMEMBER,
He who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'S
treatment, may relgousy conade In his honor
AS gentleman, and rely upon the assurance,
that the secrets of DR.. KS patients will never
he disclosed. ,y ...
Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known to one, who,
from education and respectability, oan GER
tanly betriend you. .,
DR.. KiNKELlN'S residence has been for the
last twenty two years ut the North-West cor.
ner Of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila-
delphia. Pennsylvania. ,f 'i
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can htve (by stating their case explicitly, to.
gether with ill their symptoms, per letter, on
cl0snga remittance) DR., KS medicine, appro.
prialed accordingly. .4 lr Y ~
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EYE WITNESSES.

These parties mty he consulted personally
or ny lett T. - lhusc who have any nOubt mp.
on The SUI =. The evidence in The possess
ion ~ nr Ro 'ack, which Is tt all times access
iblo to the pa HE. establishing the following
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i1O! VERY ODY.
SOMETHING NEW.
W. D. NyRRINAs. J. II. FosrER.
MHRRIMAN & FOSTER,
--MASuFAcrrRERs Or
WELLS PATENT SPIRAL MATTRESS:

A New, Cheap, and Durable Article,
SUPERIOR To ANYTHING oP THE KIND EVER BEFoRE
" I., , THE PUBLIC.
HAVING purchased the EXCLUSIVE RI0Hr for
the manufacture Of these Mattresses, in Han.
sock county, | am prepared u oil all orders
with ,nestness and despatch. All are invited
To call and examine them; theiadies, expecial,
ly, MS We consider them by far the best judges
OF articles of the kind. ..,.., ,.'.
COME ONE! COME ALI!
And see for yourselves. Ms we wish to have
your opinion AS u their utility. f''
Old Mattresses and Feathers taken at the
highest cash prices, in exchange for work,
born's Grode ny, Main street, Findiay, Ohio.
~ ,lApg,,at "A. lsSs,,st ID lps ,,nislonao ,,yiI
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RECRUIT THE DEBILITATED,

md discharge from the system, every taint
Scr"fulI, whether hereditary VI vlherwis
That thcy
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1859-11-11

N. p sAllapplicaYis 1, VII Ia required n prs1
sensts we tAsm'nefsN certificate signed by
Two or more OF ther present or previous eml
ployers, giving satisfactory statement M 10
their moral character and f,ithiulress nd
TfaShsysi er,N they, ,,hays nsye, tauxht. .,onc
s,Enen py heir TeseherS, certifying 10 their
rrrcrSi Character and studlous hsIiis. =, '.s
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FACTS:
DNTAIN NO MINERAL;
LIVER COMPLAINT,

with unerring certainty. and in very shn
time. That after all other Medicines h,,,
proved useless, they relieve
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
rne onlp oIIuIiet.

DR.. NoTT. in very interesting letter from
Paris to the Mobile Register. giving an ac-
count Of bis tour in Italy, writes as follows
Of Verona:
Verona is the most important town in W
media after the city of Venice; il is now little
more than a fortified camp Of husifians, aud
hears all the marks az Austrian dcs"lat'on.
The town j. ON, Gf great inter, II. fine chur-
eh =. Roman remains, 81. Among The anti
quitic- Is IN amphtheatre after the style 0f
the Coliseum at Rome. in a good state al
pr scrvation, which j. sill used. and viii ac-
commodte GO 900 persons. Here, too. i
the tomb 81 juliet. "a immoi inliZcd hy Shak-
s,ear,'--it j. IN, laneholy rifle Cf the pat,
aLd well calculated to teach u moral
Julet ws,s huied ia an old canveni. which.
alter many ,ieissitudes. bps become a stable;
n poor Italian family live ia n little shNnty
adjpiuiug and one OF the little boys unlock
I'd tie door uf tie stable aud showed u
round. Ia one Tnsr 81 the ro' IN Is "a
diiapidai, sarccphagas, which covers the
reIn@inS 81 Juliet; ia the opposite corner at
ih- same room. aud not more than twenty
teet "if, standing on the dirt hpor Was Tied
nv the trough an innocent looking donkey
With ears like ELK hnrns. On one OF th"
StBcca,d ~ lie j. siill SEEN. in prrtty Eaess
preservation, trSeoe of tile Virgin. aud oa
the opposite another of the oruc fixion.
confess that 4 j. scene u i'll leave With M.
pIintal "reminiscences. though 10 may teach
10 the refeetiuS miad a pointed mural.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
a E ens a rk "a bic Fact.

Prof o. VI. Mitchell delivered, Tuesday
night, In Philadelphia, one of his splendid
astronomical lectures. The following state
ment of a remarkable fact is given in report
Of the lecture:
"He had not long since met. In the city Of
ST. Louis. a man If great scientific attain
ments. who. for forty years had been enga ged
In Egypt in dcciphering the hi"roglyphics Of
the ancients. This gentleman had stated Ia
him that he had lately unravellcd the in
scriptions upou the coffin of a mummy now
in the London Museum. and that i'm which.
by the aid OF previous obs .rva,ious. he had
discovered the kew TO all the estrouomic
knowledge of the Egyptians. The zpdiac,
with the exact positions oi the planets. was
delineRtei on this Mn, and the daie e.
which they point WIS the aniumnal cquianv
in the year 1922 before Christ, or nearly
thirty-.ix hundred years ago. Prot. Mitchl
EMPLOYED his assistants Ia ascertain the tN-
act positions nf the heavenly bodies belong
ing tn our solar system on the equinox ot
that year (l722 Il. c. and sent him c'rTrct
diagram of thrm, without having cammani-
Gated his object in doing So. Ia compliance
with this the celebrations were made. ard TO
his asionishmrnt. on comparing the result
with the statements of his scientific friend
already referred to. IL ~as found that on the
Tth OF October, 1922 b. c.. the moon aud
planets bad occurred the szacf points IN me
hegrcrs marked upon the coffin in tie London
Museum.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
COaxing up an Expression.

brace Of = lowers" anxious to secure
each 9th RS shadow ere The substantial faded
stepped into the AmbrOtypc Car OF our friend
Williams, one day last week 10 sit for their
pictures" The lady gave precedence to
her swain, who. shc said. had go: to be tuck
fust, and real NATURAL" He brushed up his
low head OF hair. gave Il twist or TWO to his
handkerchief, asked his girl if his shirt collar
looked about X. and planted himself in the
operators chair, where be assumed the phv-
sioghomical characteristics of poor mortal
III dentists hands, and about to part with
one of his eye teeth. Now, dew Look purity -
begged the lady. casting at him one of her
most lancuishing Chances. The picture WAS
taken, and when produced il reminded tie
girl, as she expire sed il, jst how Josh lock-
eel hen he got over the measles . and as
this was not an era i'll her suitOrs history par
iicnlarIy worthy of her communication, she
insisted that = lie should stand again. lie
obey ed and sb ATTENDED him TO the chair.
The poor How tiled 10 follow The in
definite injunction.
- La! she said, ''why, you look all puck
cred up!"
One direction followed another, but with
as little success. At lat growing impatient
and becoming desperate she resolved to try
an eXpcdent which she considered infallibIe
aud exclaimed
Il don't krer if there is folks aroundl"
Sale enjoincd the operator TO stand at his
Camera. she then sat in her fcller's lap, and
placing her arms around his neck managed
I" cast shower of faxcn ringlcts as screen
brtN cen the operator aud her proceedings
which. however. were betrayed by success.
sion OF amoruus sounds. which revealed her
dirni. When this " billing aud cooling y
had lasted few minutes, The cunning gal
jumped from Josh'S lap. and cl piping heI
hand, cried tn thu astonisLe1 artist:
Now yon have got him put him
through n'-Nelc LtsJon Buckeye
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-24
Philosophy and Drunkenness.

There was fellog taken up to the A. hley
street station yesterday. charged With drunk
enneSs. On being asked why he gos 10 that
OK, be replied that he was di'contenird aud
wanted 10 drown his sorrnws In the iuioNica-
ting bowl One OF the bystanders remarked
that contrnlment was OH OF the best things
In the world. whereupfn the prisoner gave
him a fat denial. Philosophers, said Ia.
have always been lavish in lAudatiou 81 con-
tentment. and yet contcnimeut u the daddy
of fogyism, aud the very essence Of mlldeA
and inactivity. lie hrid that IL is not o"n-
tentment that benefits the world, hnt d.s ga L.
ixfactian. l, was The man who MSS di-saii--
fed with stage coaches that introduced rail
roads and locomotives. Ii was gentleman
III &C ease with the operations OF mail-wagans
who invented the Inagnrte Telegraph. Dis
content Id To the discovery Of Am rca. snd
induced Washington to- resist Ge'Tgs III.
Discontent taught jefferson Democracy. aud
Whilney to inven, the cottoa-gin. show inc a
contented man." continual our philosopher.
..and | will show yen one who viii never
g I above sheep-skiD breaches Ia bic lifetime.
Show M discontinued mortal. on the con
trary, and | will show you Elk feet Of 20
abeadatiyeness that will never res Satisfied
until be has invent a east.iroa hoTss thai
will ontran The t-leeraphV
And with this vary logical speech he laid
down on hard b Reh aHd began sleeping
OF the easels OF his WHISKY.
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[Fr' I'm the Jackson Mississippiau.
Bill to Exclude Free Negroes from
the State.

In our Legislative reports mention has
been made oi The bill oiicr, by Mr.. Graham
Of Frauk.iu, having for its Object the xcu-
Non of nee ncltoes. The bill has been re-
icrrcd to an appropriate committee. 1t Is as
follows:
\ BILL TO EXCIuDE FREE NEGROES FROM TIE
STATE.
lst. Be II enocfed by The Legislature of lie
Stltc Or Mss Hy1Di, That IRON aud after tn.
lsl day Of July, 1860. it shall be unlawful
tor any iIte negro, 81 mulatto. 10 be found
in this State. und,r any pretcnse Whatsoever;
and every fcc negro, or mulatto, so fonud
may be- Indicted in any county where found.
or in any adjoining county, and on cunvic-
lion, hall be sold into absolute slavery. The
Sheriff Of the proper county shall sell such
urgto. or muIattu, ut the door of the couIt
house OF said county, for ca,h after giving
such nrtce as the court may direct AID shall
pay the nett proceeds Of sale into the
treasury 81 the county, where the indictment
wus found.
SEC. .. BE Il .turthtr ,ngefed, That il any
person shall, by pretending t0 lie owner or
by any other IN, ans. endeavor 20 shield or
prot, c. any free negro or mulatio again /
the provisions Of this act, such person 80 OIL
t..uding shall bc iiuod ia any sum not eN-
cecdiug one Thousand dollars, or imprisoned
not exceeding six months.
SIC. 5. Be n tsUfier eRacted. That an iadiCt-
ment under his act VTuni that the negIO or
muIatto acted ~ if free sha'l he sufficient
gT.ma flcie evidence al the fact.
SIC. l. Be a t,,rfier enacted That il the
owner Of any slave shall permit such slave
L. hire biz or her time or other~-,. act a.
free, such owners shall I've fined not cxvred-
ing one thousand dollars. Aud such slave
may lie indicted and sold as u free negro un-
lawfully IN the State.
SfC l. Be u enacted, That free negroes and
mulattoes are hereby declared incapable ct
inberliug, acquiring, or holding any pro-
perry in the state; nor shnll any property
Ice removed from the State for the benefit OF
any such pgrOu.