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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1860-11-01

to tell, it was Helpers Impending Crisis.
The Judge has the credit Of resurrscting
that work in this county, and doubtless
or book sellers will again be seeding on
orders for that very incendiary document
u crafty the curiosity Of the excited
Democracy He com menced reading =
short paragraph en- the 4Oth page, aud 50
on every 10 OF 20 pages through. read
ing ut the same time Joshua Gliding .
letter of endorsement which proved "
much as our poetry-which is .g-
In days Of yore they then did ny
That Baal::an Ass did makeo clay,
And after that he changed his plan,
lie turned his ass into man, 4 +-.y..
The Judge having concluded in very
pathetic appeal to the unterri6ed to stand
tirm-he left the stand.
Next on the programme was Rorick,
who harrangued the snrashed, none but
those could stand it. Rorick is naturally
clever good sort of man, but without
exception or qualification, he is one of
the most vnmittyated political bores that
intelligent men ever gave audience to-
The Democracy adjourned to meet at
night in Pennsylvania Hall. The meet
ing at night was respectfully attended by
both parties. The Judge was called out
again, and took the stand, but it was
probable that the Judge had spoken bis
piece through the day, and consequently
failure was the result. The Col. was
then called to the stand, he boldly de.
clared his preference for John C. Breck-
inridge had he received the nomination
as he should-pitched into the Douglas
D~.~~~.--y &C. 1~~"..~~;~e I.n,as Rn.
chanan. The Col. is one of our most
flashy debaters, not second to Rorick,
Esq he can talk by the hour, and puz
zle the most astute to discover a point.
The COL reminded me of the Dutchman's
COW, she was very fine COW, she wore a
very fine bell, it rang very loud, she was
very fat aud sleek, and NIT all the noise
she made did not give one tam drop Of
milk.
Mr.. Piatt was then called out aud he
ADDRESSED very neat little exhortation to
to the faithful to rally and elect their
township ticket, he had forgotten tina,
they had nominated candidate fol
Clerk. Now says Mr.. Piatt, those "Re
publicans are working hard to fill tho
Board Of Supervisors, and if you have ,
regard for your pockets, you must work. D
Readers don't that have the ring thai
will open your eyes. Whose pockets have
been stuffed to suffocation from you,
county Offices? Look around voters and SCI
and think you will soon decide to vot'
for men that will pry into those old dus
ty records and ascertain whether it wa
legitimately done or not, l opine tina
there is niger in the fence, it so, tn
Republicans will look him out-depen
on it. RUDOLPHUS.
Upton, Oct. Goth, 1860.
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~ Hon. w. II. F. Gurley, made q
Republican speech in Pennsylvania Hall
on "Wednesday night, Of last wssk, thas
disappointed mcss of his hearers. We
have had so many political speeches here,
that all supposed his speech would be but
. repetition Of those We had heard be-
fore, but happily, he presented new facts,
and old ones in : new light, 80 a. to
highly please the crowd that came out tc
hesr him. He satisfied US that he ha.
not only good head but = good heart
and that it is in the right place. W.
hope that We shall hear again from Mr.
Gurley in the future.
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RENENRER

That no man has . right to vote IN
less he became rssidest Of the State,
with the intention Of remaining therein,
on or 6:tore he6M Of Nay, 1860, and !"
The county by The TIL Of September
Remember also to have the township
trustees return the vote on the "Amend-
ment to General Banking Law" There
is no blank for these returns 10 the poll
books, but the proper returns can be
made out by the township Clerks.
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PROSPECTUS.

wN.-
The AAth volume OF the WEEKLY TRIBUNE con.
Win we issue OF Sept During the past year
The Tribune has been obliged to devote quite large
proportion OF lis space to Politics. but shall soSs b
aoe 70 oreso fohtca discussion almost entirely, for
months not Tor years, and devote nearly all our COL
umns to subjects OF less intense but abiding in.
tcreA. among these, We mean to pay especial atten.
tioh 10, s - 81 #
|. EprCATIoS-The whole subject Of Education.
both Popular and Genera will be discussed in our col
omns throughout the year 1851, and hope elicit
IN that discussion some OF the profoundess thinker
and the aoiest instructors in country. 10 at
our nope anu our resolve that the cause Of Education
a receive an impetus from the exertons Of The Tai.
strict calculations Of this great interest thro..Su
ls6" and shall endeavor to atone therefor in Issl
Whatever discovery. deduction Recommendation a. L
euaed to render the reward Of labor devoted cult
Vaon more ample or more certain, shall receive prospt
an" M, ,u a.ten.ion.
o an,sr',ni.. 1870, Ne ~r.-"e hali every invention
ar. ,ttrai ed 4" .ns anerean eapltai ana Lano.
drnartmsnt ~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. anaaeeously employed IN any
as real contribution to the Public Wa. insurin, am.
pier, stssdier, convenient more remunerating
markets to the Farmer, with fuller employment and
wages 70 the Laborer The progress Of Mining
l.; nr e.ee. Making Cloth, "ea'iag &c, &C.
por,ed by ms Nth an sha We Watched ssa
". FoREIas AFrAR.MW. rmnov ,I:. hpst co,re.
ponden,s in London, Paris. Turin. berlin, and other
EUROPEAN Capitals to transmit early aud accurate
nrenarin In s,,s aF ,k T gu. az,
tics. our News from the Old Worid !, now r;ed and
ample but shall La to render il more perfect dur
ing the eventful year Just before u.s.
VI noNE SEws.-"e employ regular paid cores
ocsx p a. the is.hmus OF barren, IN INC
seem r.nuiste From tha more a.s..i'. r,iena y
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Getting Selasible.

UcsSA0& 00nSeO9es
The New York Herald, which has per
sistently predicted commercial panics
dissolution and civil war, as the inevita
bic result of Mr.. Linooln's election, has
at length made the important discovery
that Mr.. Lincoln is conservative Un,ou
loving man. It comedies his electi on q
"inevitabie," and says:
cit appears that old Abe is = con.
sentative Republicsn-that he contem.
plates no war upon the Constitutional
rights of slavery in the slave States-that
his platform is the Chicago platform in
in good faith, and that his general poll.
cy upon slavery will Be to conciliate the
South into submission, instead of exas
persting her people into open rebellion.
His Cabinet, too, wilt be made up Of
Northern and Southern men,"
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Hon. A. II. stephens Of Georgia Abanda...
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kAOns - AAs CsC LILLE - UCOJXt0 a 00 ndx...
31fffs3Eti / Dosglas. /. -
ST. Louis, Oct 26.-Ths E,en;,o
Bulletin has Information explanatory Nh,
Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, of Geor,;:
failed to meet bis engagements At Csn'
tralis and elsewhere. 1t says: ...s 49,
"The recent elections have sati.s.a
him that Douglas win not get the elec,o
raj vote Of single State; that there !.
imminent danger that Lincoln will \.
elected aud that, it therefore become.
the duty of every Southern man in N.
presence Of the dangers which stare him
in the face, to forego his personal pref:
erences, and to use every effort to com.
bine the South, as band of brothers. in
support of that candidate who is not onlv
evidently the most popular, but who il !,
the same time the most earnest defender
of the rights Of the South and Of III.
South and Of the States; and that, BE-.
lieviug that Mr.. Breckenridge is thn
man, he hopes that the people Of Gsorei,
will give him their unanimous vote"
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SHERIFF SALE.

BY virtue OF an execution to me directed il
sued from the Office of the Clerk Of IN. Distr;ct
Court, in and for the County Of Muscatine and
State Of Iowa, in favor of Chauncey b. Willisma
and against Samuel o. Harvey, I have levied IN.
on the following property Is the property Of tie
said Samuel G. Harvey, to Wit: The northwest
quarter OF section seven ~ in township seventy.
nine (79) north Of range one IN, westh Of the Sth
+. NJ, with the appurtenaRces thereon; said land
10 situated in Cedar county Iowa;
And shall offer the same for sale at public out.
cry, ut the Court House door in the town Of Tip
ton, in said county, on Saturday, the 18th day Of
November, A. ID. 1860, at l o'clock p. n. Of said
day, 10 satisfy said execution and costs that may
accrue thereon.
Dated this llth day Of October, A. D. 1860.
J. l.. BRADSHAW,
pr fee S400l Sheriff If Cedar County, Iossa.
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SI(:NIFICANT.

The St. Paul Pioneer and Democrat
for years the leading Douglas organ ia
Minnesota, says: " Douglas and the
principles uhich he represents, are, prac,
t'cally speaking, no longer at issue IN
this campaign. The CONTEXT is bet,cee,
Lincoln and the Free Code on one hand
and Brecht"ridye and a Stare Code on
the other.' Douglas still being his first
choice it sees that he cannot be elected,
and therefore it prefers Line Din to Breck.
inridge and will SO act. Douglas men in
view Of these facts. why not avail your.
selves of the present opportunity, and eff.
fectually "wips out" the secession party,
those who have killed your favorite BY
treachery?
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THE BEST THING OF THE SEASON.
In the great fusion procession in New
York, on Tuesday evening last, was the
picture Of huge negro, and underneath
the inscription; "Ths successor Of
Abraham Lincoln in 1864" Gov. Chase
was detained by the procession, and saw
this offensive placard. "It seems" said
he, THAT our friends on the other side
have already nominated their candidate
for the succession"
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BRING OUT YOUR TEAMS.

LIE. every wellwisher of the cause Of
Republicanism make arrangements to
have plenty Of teams at the polls the day
Of election. There are men in every pre-
cinct Indifferent enough to stay at home
unless sent for. Let the farmers in eve
~ town devote one day to the cause and
use their horses and wagons for the pur-
pose of bringing in voters.
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TOWNSHIP CONVENTION.

The Republicans of Center Township
will hold a MASS CONVENTION in
Upton, on SATURDAY, the I'd day
of November, 1860, at o'clock p. NJ,
10 nominate candidates to fill the various
Township Offices.
We hope to see full Convention on
said day, and let US place in the field a
good ticket.
p d. TURNER, Oh Com.
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NOT WITHDRAWN.

Mr.. Corbin, the Chairman of the
Breckenridge Committee Of this State,
gives notice, in the Davenport Gazette,
that Notwithstanding reports to the con-
trary the Breckenridge electoral ticket is
still in the field and will not be with
drawn in any event.
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~D A Carpenter, Esq. of Jones CO.,
will speak at the Red School House, three
miles N. W. of Upton, on next Saturday
at o'clock p NJ. We were misinform-
Ct as to the time and stated it wrong
last week. Let there be good turn out
as Mr.. Carpenter is good speaker.
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LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEIT
TICKETS.

Judgirg the future by the past, we
consider it necessary to ask every Repub-
lican to look at every name on his ticket
and see that it is right. The ticket at
the head of this page is right Last year
the Democrats printed several kinds of
socallcd Republican tickets" with the
names Of Democrats upon them. Again
We say look to your ticket.
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KIDNAPPERS AWRESTED..FURTH
Err LIGHT ON THE GALENA OUT.
RAGE.

RAGE.
Jerry Boyd, an honest, industrious,
and lnotfeusive colored DR. lyman of our
neighboring city of Galena, where he had
led sober and reputable life for twenty
years his wife, Mary Boyd, whom he
had bought out of Slavery with money
earned by the sweat Of his brow girl
also colored but also free, aged II to IA,
who lived in Jsrry's family; and white
child that Mary took care of for poor
woman at service, were enticed away
from their home two or three weeks ago
bya couple Of strangers, upon the pre-.
tence that the three Oldest persons of the
party we're to have profitable aud pleas
ant employment on farm and in hotel
at Dss Moines, Iowa. They we're last
seen in johnson county of that State, 10
a covered wagon, going westward. A few
days after :hsir departure from that coun-
ty, the body of man was found by the
roadside, near where they were last seen,
and from the papers in his pocket it was
plain that it was the body Of Boyd, and
that he had been murdered. News of
bis death went back to his friends in Ga.
lena, and then for tho first time sus.
picion that the party had been kidnapped
for sale into Slavery, was excited; that
suspicion grew into a certainty BY furth-
er Developments; and the people who
used to see Boyd every day at his work
earning honest bread, offered, though he
was mulatto, a reward Of five hundred
dollars for the apprehension of the vii
lians who had committed double crime:
and despatched two trusty men to follow
the criminals up. These facts We pub.
lished before, but since they we're laid
before our readers, We have heard roth
ing Of the dreadful case. But the mys-
tory is now solved. Read: asr
From the Galena Courier, 2lth.l
The gentlemen who left here few
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DIR. w. MUDGETT,
oCUIIST
LOW MOOR, CJINTON COUNTY. IOWA.

DID, MrDGErr will guarantee q posi-.
tive cure in all cases Of diseases OF the
~ Eye, resulting from either acute or
chronic inflammation, when fatal Decentralization
OF the Eyes has not already taken place. His
method oftreating diseases u the Eve. Il also
essentially anreent from that usually practicsd
BY oculists In being attended with little or NO
pain, and requiring much less time TO perform
perfect cure, Instructions given in the science
on reasonable terms Reference given " ~.
Upton, Nov. I, 1860,
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-t-t &s#f 500 u f-3#f "a TT EtF y f. e.
PILOT OGR Apis.

~ the CITIZENS OF Upton and the vsrld ..
large are informed that PHOTOGRAPHS ofeve.
ry size and style may be procured
At THE AMBROTYPE GALLERY ar
+. b. DIAuONe,
where the undersigned will be happy to 80 his
friends and all others who may favor him with
call. He will sell pictures Of the best quality q
LOWER PRICES
than can be bought for at any other place in II.
essSs. A. he will nnl, be engaged ct this bns,.
ness for few weekA oil who want PhotoorsnS,
should call Immediately. d.. (slE
Nov lst 1860.
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a0- The last Democrat has IN articl

Va The last DeMOcrdE has AM articIf
on kissing the girls" We don't won.
der that our friend is looking somewhere
else than at politics to find some epiov.
ment. The contrast, to Democrat he.
tween politics and kissing the girls, !"
must be great indeed.
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A SIdN OF THE TIMES The day after
receipt Of the news of the Pen nsylvania
election here forty seven letters addressed
to his Excellency" Abe Lincoln we're,
We are told, deposited in the postofice
here for transmission to the rail splitter.
Wonder if the writer's want job IN
O. True Delta.
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 3O.-The Jury
in the case of VIM. Bierly, tried on the
charge of forging the election returns Of
the First Congressional District, thus
defeating Mr.. Lehman, the Democratic
candidate, brought in verdict Of guilty
this morning. His counsel will probably
carry the case to the Supreme Court.
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A LICK AT THE IRIsH.-Cornelius
o Brien, an lrishn an, was the candidate
for Supreme Court Clerk in Indiana. In
the township of St. Johns Lake county,
where the vote stood for Hendricks
Dem. l5s to Fl Republican, OBrien
did not get single vote, and he run
greatly behind throughout the whole
State
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Death of an Editor.

BURLINGTON, Iowa, Oct. 26.-Cliver
e. Taylor, editor and proprietor of the
Iowa State Gazette, died at his residence
in this city at 10 o'clock last night, of
typhoid fever, after an illness Of about
two weeks
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FOR SUPREME JUDGE,

FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
GEO. G. WRIGHT, of Van Buren, Co.
FUR iEcRErARY OF STATE,
ELIJAH SELLS, of Muscatine Go.
FOR AUDITOR or STATE,
j. w. CATTELI, of Cedar Go.
.-.-- Y0R TREASURER OF STATE,
JOHN w. JONES', Of Hardin Co.
..4~ FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL,
CHARLES &. NOURSE, Of Polk Co.
eoR REGISTER OF STATE LAND OFFICE,
A. b. MILLER, Of Cerro Gordo Co.
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LIST Dis.-J. W. NEwCoMB, Of Davis county.
BEN. RECTOR. of Fremont CO.
ID e. y. BATES, of Linn co.
w. b. FAlRCHILD, of Floyd CO.
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'ATR CENTRAL COMMITTEE

H. N. HoxIE, Des Moines City, Chairman.
LIST Dist-SAxUEL +. MILLER, of Lee.
I'd J. X. WEAVER, of Davis.
ID GEO. A. HAwLEY. of Decatur.
lth l. II. SMITH. Of kossuth.
9Th II. NJ HoXIE, of Polk.
9th JoHN X NELDHAM Of Mahaska.
ath W. A. WARREN, of jackson.
sth wv. II. TurHILL, of Cedar.
9th s. j. ". TABOR, OF buchanan.
10Th :, W. I. FAIRcHILD, of Floyd.
llth II. G. HENDERSON, of Marshal.
FOR CLERK OF The DISTRICT COURT,
ALONZO SHAW, of Center Tp.
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Am eminent teetotalar would only
consent to sit for his portrait on condi.
'lon tina. he should be taken in water
eo'oys ""'''
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Republican Nominations.

ReDublicam Nominations
FOR PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES,
@'~r ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLlNofs.
FOR yICE.PREsIDENT,
HANNIBAL MAMLlN,
or MAINE.
..-.eE il SENATORIAL.
rJTZ HENRY WARREN, Of Des Moines Co.
JOS. A. CHAPLINE, of Dubuque Co.
CONFESSIONAL.
Let Dis.-N. L. MCPHERSON Of Madison Co.
"a CHAS. POMEROY, Of Boone Co.
FOX CONGRESS, SEC. DIST,
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EHrSee Advertisement Of Prof. Wood,
in another column.
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Repub lican tate Ticket.

FOR CONGRESS, SEC. DIST,
WIN. VANDEVER, Of Dubuque Co.
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THE TRIBUNE FOR 1851,

pr fee $4,000 Sheriff If Cedar County, lO,,
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ed The gentlemen who left here few
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1860-02-10
NOW TO KEEP GEE.E.V.
Use HgOrabaCA's Soap.

VX7E the undersigned take this method of inform
w ing the citizens Of Augusta and Rockingham
counties that we have purchased of VIM. G. kigore
the owner for the State Of Va, the right of said
counties to manufacture and sell family rights to
make Rorahack's Compound Chemical, Toilet and
W ashing Soap, and will be in Stanton during
Court week, for the purpose Of selling family rights
to all who may wish to purchase. This Soap has been
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than two years, it has been thoroughly tested by
many thousands of people who pronounced it to be
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In the LIST place this Soap recommends itself to
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ing qualities.
2na-For its being so easily made.
3d-Because it will wash with half the ordinary
labor Of common Soap.
4th-Y on can wash the finest texture of Lawns
Musins or Laces without any rubbing.
shit will eftectuay remove grease from ans
kind of cloth Whatever without the slightest injury
to the goods.
This Soap is made without using either grease OF
lye and can be made in ter minutes after the water
boils The Toilet Soap is made without at cos
of cents per pound, and the washing Soap three
fourths of cent per pound. All who wish 10 try
the qualities of this Soap call at the Nationa
Hotel or Virginia Hotel and get some of it free 0
charge; after you satisfied it is ger uine art
Gle, we will be pleased to sell all family right Wit
may wish to purchase.
Messrs. kilgore and Pendleton will also be at tn
Yirginiar fer the parpose of selling County right
6cs SW1NK IL HlTE.
July %, IS59-tf
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q
4 Deneto7ent h,stitatioa, cstabisEed b .nsc;y f,-
document for the Reiicf Of tie Sick aad d.
tressed, afflicted 9Th VjraeAt ana
Epidemic Diseases
FEyHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. in vio,, or.,o
Il awful destruction olhunan life caused bv s'.xo
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unfortunate victims of such diseases by Quaeks
general years ago directed their ConsuItiEp Sur'
gnon, as q chart bic act worthy Of their name TO
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OF diseases, in all their firms, and to give MEDI-
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treme poverty, to FURNISH MEDICINES FREE
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ISOLATION commands the highest Medical skill of the
age, and will furnish the most approved modern
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The Directors of the Association in their ANN.
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express the highest satisfaction With the success
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in the cure Of Spermatorrhea, Seminal Weakness,
! G0norrh@a, elect, Syphilis, the vice of 0nanism
| CT SelfAbuse, Diseases of the Kidneys and Blad-
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! lpan tor the ensuing year.
! The directors, on arericw 0fthe past feel assu-
ed that their labors in this sphere of benevolent
effort, have been ofgrcat benefit to the afflicted,
especially to the young and they have resolved to
devote themselves, with renewed zeal, 20 this very
important but much despised cause.
Fan admirable Report on Speruat0rrh9a, or SEM
inal Weakness, the vice OF Unaut5m, Masturbaton
Or Selt-Abuse, and other diseases OF the Sexual
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age. Other Reports and Tracts on the nature and
treatment Of Sexual diseases, diet &C., are con-
stantly being published for gFatUItOuS dlStrlbu-
ton, aud Will he seat 10 the afflicted. Some of the
new remedies ami methods of treatment discover
ed during the last year, are Of great value.
| Address, iUr keportor treatment, Dr.. j. Skill
LIN HOUGHTUN, Acting Surgeon, Howard AS
! = O, street, ILnI2uelplIa,