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NEW-,JERSEY ITEMS

DRowNED At THE FERRY.-OD the arrival of the
Philadelphia train lO O'Clock Saturday night unknown
man cite mped 10 lump ashore from the boat the New York
side but fen overheard and drowned Every effort
made to recover his body but without success.
FIRF-Betweeu and o'clock on yesterday morn
uR fire was discovered In the Hope Mills H1dson street.
Jesey CITY Il origin ated in story building used for
dry ing drugs The Fire Department st work. and
tpguist ed the flames Dsmsge about $780,
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

gnu-Rlses 5:36 Sets .......... 6:l9 MooL-Sets...
wATRR DAT.
Sandy Hook... $500 Gov Island. 1883 Hel0ate.., SCI
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MARINE JOURNAL.


PORT OF NEw-YORK....... SEPT o.
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MORTALITY.-The total number OF deaths IN this
g the mast week wus I33 Of which 81 adults and
~ Children. The principal were cholera mantum ~
consumption Il; conyullions, Ia dishea q scarlet ese 81
bowels H. Under year OF
90 al Natives of the United States 1905 Ireland u.s. En-
glsnd S. France j; GennsDy,2 Scotland l.
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Tuy SrRRoGATE's OFFIcE.-DuriDg the past week
the following wills have besa admitted 10 probste by Surrogate
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BY TELEGRAPH

SAVANNAH Sept 8.The steamship Florida at TybeC
at G. and her wharf 10 o'clock Friday night all we'll
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BREcKlNRIDGE CoNGREssIoYAL CONFERENCE.-The
delegates to the lid Congressional District Breckn.
ridge Convention met on Saturday afternoon at Mon
tague Hall and nominated the Hon. Samuel s. Powell
The following is the vote on the first and last he third
regular balOlings:
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The district comprises the whole OF the old City OF
Brooklyn, being the first twelve and Nineteenth Wards
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SUNDAY BEoeARs.-The recent raid made upon the
street beggars and Migrants by the Police in accord
anoe with the order Issued by the General Supsrin-
tendent has been generally commended by our cu-
zens many having expressed their appreciation OF the
movement by letter to Mr.. Kennedy and INDUCED IN
the hone tina he would still further pursue the matter
until the streets were thoroughly cleared Of such OBJ
noxious characters.
For some time past complaints have been made at
Police Headqusrters in regard 10 the beggars VINO
lounge about in front Of churches impong aims from
persons going in or out of the edfces All OF these
mendieants are poor misunderstanding creatures with
tattered and soied garments and bloaed faces' and
their principal object in begging s TO obtain money ior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-10

BREcKIERIDGE DEMOCRATIC JUDICIAL NoNISA-
TIoss-The Breckenridge Democratic Judicial Con-
yenton met at the Military Garden on Saturday even
ing AID nominated the following ticket;
City Judge-Benamin 7. Sawyer.
Police Justics-Jaues II. Conwtl
justices Of he Peaee-Mchae Walsh 10 the place Of Justice
BIscley John H. McCuly in the place Of Justice VOORHEES,
The Convention TO nominate County officers is TO
u eet to-day.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE.
Military College.

j. ERIE LlNDSLEY. VI. D., d. D., Chancellor Of m.
University. and Professor Of Chemistry aud Geology.
Col. b. JuHNSON, Superintendent Of the Military Col.
leee and Professor Of Engineering.
JAMES T. HAMILTON, A. NJ, Professor Of Mathema,ie,
sDd Natural Philosophy.
J. ii, STEWART, A. ~, Professor Of Greek and Lain
Languages aud Literature.
GEOkGE >. BLACkiE. A. NJ, NJ. D. Professor Of Bo,,n,
aud Natural History.
w. HONTE. A. NJ, NJ. D.. Professor efM-p,aI and
Moral Philosophy and Biblical Literature.
X. w PTTHAN Ahjuuct Professor of Anci lent LANGUAGE,
J. w. ANGLtDE, Teacher Of French aud Draw pE
Z. X. WINSTON, VI. D. Surgeon.
The first Term Of the Academic Year 1906 81, common.
ces on the Sd Of September, lS6O.
The second Term commences on the eth Of January.
1861. Commencement Exercises take place on he I2th OF
June, 1851.
Tuition, Boarding, Washing, Fuel. Rooms. Ser, ants. AZ.
tendance, and use OF Arms. Sos per Term. Natri,ulation
ee -. Siudents are required to furnish their rooms.
Engineering, French. Spanish, German, Drawing Book
keeping, and Fencing each $40 per Term of tventy week,
Stnden's under Ia yedrsof age Niil hot be adm tied.
BY the aid Of Military Discipline, effective government
isesiablished, ahd health, physical culture, good order and
industrious habits are promoted.
For Catai"gues, or additional information, spply to spy
Member Of the Faculty, or
b.. r. JOHNSTON,
iyzi superin,.ndes,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

Still DErABTING Our friend J. J.
HEBrHT, with his family, left for St. Louis on
Tuesday, where he leaves his sons at the Ca
tholis institution in that city, previous to his
return home, after spending a short season
among his old acquaintances.
Mr. Theodore Johnston len with his son for
Hampton, Va, Oh Monday. The Collegiate
Institution in that place is laid to be very po-
pular in the South, as also is the one in S..
Louis very popular among the Catholic com.
mnnity II this State.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
PLAQUEMINE
Saturday, July Al, 1850,
Our Campaign Paper.

Asihe campaign has now commenced !, .,,,..,
Is onf paper will be devoted almost exclusively
pe''ucs during the contest, we offer il iiI m, I5,h
o. November next, at 81 the single copy, in advance.
10 clubs, ordering five eopiss and upwards. a d..
aac''on Of ten per cent will be made. We trust tina,
tue various Clubs of lber,ille will come forward lin
er'ny WIN their orders. We can say, we think
~'o0ut egOti'm, that the "Gazetre e. s%entinelp will
'~avorably with any other interior canp.;v,
journal. s"
soor friend Mr. J. II. BALcH, who is now EN-.
p'oyed taking the Census, is authorized to receive
subscriptions lei,her fort The campaign or by The year,
and to receive and receipr for all monies on accom-,
Of the same.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

ps-The Washington correspondent
of the New York Journal of Commerce
thinks every Southern State, including
Missouri and Maryland, and Tennessee,
will certainly support Breckenridge and
Lane. The Pacific States are quite GER
tain for the same ticket. The close vote
in Oregon was given before Gen. Lanes
nomination was known there. The
question is, whether for this nomination
twenty-five votes North of Mason and
Dixon's line can be procured. The cor
respondent has no doubt Of il as vet.
though it is not time to say exactly
whether or how. New Jersey is good
for her electoral vote to begin with.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

JONI {. BREcKINRIDGE.-We request
the readers perusal of the sketch of the cha.
rscter and career Of this eminent gentleman,
which will be found in our supplement, and
which is taken from the Philadelphia Inquir.
er. It's main interest arises from the fact that
it was written and published prior to the
Charleston Convention. 1t is q noble tribute
to the gallant Kentuckian, our nominee for
the Presidency. II deserves to be extensively
circulated and read. The writer evidently
believes, with thousands Of others, that he is
not only the man for the times, but that it is
the irrevocsble fiat OF destiny that he be our
next President In a State where a paper OF
the Inquirer's standing expresses even before
the nomination, so exalted an opinion Of Mr..
BRECgIsRIDdE, the conclusion becomes strong
that he rs popular in such State. We count
on Pennsylvania. lis She that viii decide
the battle.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

FLATTEEyG TO DorGLAs We under
stand that four Of the seven gentlemen who
were appointed as a Parish Central Commit
tee at the Bayou Observation-Disclosures
vention Meeting. have arrayed themselves,
like gallant and patriotic soldiers, under the
banner of Breckenridge and Lane! It's thus
the great ball is rolling.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

The CASvAss.-The demonstration
made at the late ratification meeting in Baton
Rouge, shows how ''the cat will jump" in
that parish on the 9th of November next.
The "Old War Horse" Col. Davidson. is in
the field, as also "Old lronsides," gallant Col.
Ed. Robertson, our efficient State Aud tor
Both will, We learn, speak to-day at Manchac,
asGreenwell Springs on the 25th, and on the
2Sth at Brusle Landing.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Presidential Electors.

It Electoral Distriet.-Judge OCTAVE ROUS-
sEAU, ElectoI-IlERRE LAJOSTE, Sub-Eiec-
tor.
% Distria-BERNARD AyEGNO, Elector-
c. ID. fANCY, Sub-Eiector
Sd Distrrf-rRASIMOND LANDRY, EIector
p. 4. GOODE, Sub-Elector.
4h District-B. b. SHINES, Elector-JULES
Leblanc, Sub-Elector.
Sh Dishi9-JULES &. OLIVIER, EIector-J.
ksELGEE. Sub-Elector.
6sh Distriet-W. N. LEVY, Eleclor-W. K.
PECK. Sub-Electur.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
~SInguIar Mortality.

On a night in February last, four citizens
Of this parish, without any previous n0''ncA,
ton or design, except what the desire and
impulse of the moment influenced, suddenly
found themselves together in the pubic h'gh-
way. One had just finished his days labor,
and was on his way to his family and fireslde'
lie was stopped by two others, one or both OF
who0, wished to cross the river to come 10
Plaquemine. There was no previous mIsuh'
Outstanding among the party but aftS a lew
words, contradictions and high words passed
between the first named person and one Of
the two last mentioned, when a third person
was called up by the first to prove what he
had advanced. The difficulty however in.
creased, which resulted in the latter shooting
the former, who died in about three days.
The deceased was Alfred Brown, his an.
,agon'st Joseph HoussieuX; his friend, Je-
rome Sartorio, and Williams an employee OF
Brown, were the witnesses. HOussieux was
committed to Jail for murder. Before his tri.
al came on Williams bad died. Houssieux
was tried and acquitted on the ground that
Brown had struck him first. In his dieing
declaration however, Brown asserted that he
did not strike him at all. Since the trial, Sar-
torio, a witness for the defence, has also died;
and now Houssieux himself, as will be seen
elsewhere, has followed them to the tomb
1t will add to the interest Of these events, the
fact that the physician first called in, q warm
friend Of Mr.. Brown, who admonished him Of
his approaching end, also died a few weeks
since. And all in the space of five months!
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

~-We perceive that our old friend
DIR. WV. CARSON (of the late frm Of Carson
4 Kearny) has returne home from his visit
to his friends in Ireland. and with a little more
flesh picked up we presume among the hills
and airs Of the Emerald Isle) than he took
away with him. lie was only IA days in
coming from Liverpool to Plaquemine.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-We had anoth-
er fine rain on Monday last, and since then
the heat Of the weather has considerably mo-
derated, particularly Of nights. The crops
at present, we learn, are in as favorable con
dition as could be expected from the severe
drouth Of the past few months and the heat
that has followed it.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Succession Of
JEROME SORTORIO.
by
C. s ROUSSEAU Anctione.r

G. s ROUSSEAU, Auctioae,r.
WILL he sold at public auction, on TUES.
w DAY the 3lst day Of July, 1860. at 10
O'Clock, A. NJ. at the late residence of said de-
ceased IN the town Of Plaqueinine, parish Of
lb,ryille, by and in pursuance to an order Of
the Hon. the Sixth Judicial District Court of
Louisiana in and for the parish of Ioervilic.
dated July 18th, 1860, rendered in the matter
Of the above succession, the following Gcs.
cribed property, 20 wit:
ii WHOLE OF THE CONTENTS OF THE
DRY GOODS AND GROCERY STORE
Of the late Jerome Sortorio, deceased, con-
sisiing in
Dry Goods.
Groceries.
Liquors., &C.
Terms Of sale-CAsH.
g. ). ROUSSEAU,
AuctiOnecr.
IberviIle, July IS, 1860. WI
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

AvoYEILEs.--An esteemed old friend
writes us from Avoyelles, says the Ad-
rOcats, that Wings, Know NotlSsgs and
all are for Breckenridge in his neighbor-
hood. Douglas nor Bell either take
with the people there.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

20 From sources of information that we
deem reliable, an alarming fever, attacking
everybody, is prevailing at present all over
our parish. 1t is called the breckenridge fe-
ver"-and it is thought thati 1T will prevail and
be on the increase till November.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

saS- We are happy to perceive that
our Recorder, Mr.. A. PETIT. has recovered
from his dangerous illness, and is again en-
gagged in the duties Of his Office. ii S Deputy.
Mr.. B. RMS, is, We believe, still confined to
his room.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Succession de
JEROME SORTORIO.
-PdF-
N y Dnrnnn.

q. S. ROUSSEAU, E~acanteur.
l. sepa vendu a l'encan publique, MtRDI,
l. lie 81 Juliet, 1860, a 10 heures A. NJ, a Ia
Residence du d t defunt Jerome Sortorio dams
Ia vile de Plaquemine, 'paToisse d'Iberville, en-
vertu dun ordre de lHon.- Cour du Slxieme
District de la Louisiana en- ct pour Ia ~paroisse
dlbervillr, date Is Juliet, 1890. rendu dams
Ia susdite succession, les prophecies ~ci-apres
decrites, %savoir
lie Contenu dun Magaein de GR0CER-
IESs 81 AARCHANDIZES pSECHES,
sppartenant au dit defunt, Jeero6e Sortorio,
Marchamdizes Seches,
Groceries,
Liqueurs, etc.
Termes de la vente--CoMPrA>r.
&. 5. ROUSSEAU,
w Encanteur.
lberville. Is Juliet, 1860.
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- The b'hoys will find a splendid Cam
paign Song on our third page.

BErrlNG.-Our Sugar Planter neigh
Dor. speaking Of betting. and having o fellow
feeling for the interests OF bis Bell and Ever
EFT friends, advises them to discountenance
'this silly system Of electioneering." IL will
be profitable to them to do so,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

naS- The steamer Uncle Sam sunk a
1atboat Of Mr.. MARKS u few nights since,
while making a landing at our wharf, when
the Captain Immediately and very honorably
put his hand in bis pocket and handed over
the damages"
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
" See advertisement of Umbrella lost

tB Weacknowledge the receipt of hand
bill, signed by over a hundred names, calling
fsr Breckenridge and Lane ratification meet
ing to be held in Clinton, East Feliciana, on
Saturday next.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

taxing THE CESsUs.-Mr. J. II. BAIcu
Is now engaged taking the Census Of this "a.
rish, and all good citizens will evince their
appreciation OF the labor and petty difficulties
attendant upon his duties, by assisting him as
much as possible BY being ready to answer
his interrogations-lhe nature of which all
newspaper readers must be acquainted with
and by leaving a proper memorandum If ab
sent. 1t is q bad season to take the census
here, when the weather is so hat, and when
such q large number OF our citizens are away.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
state OF Louisiana-Parish of Ibervule-6tb
Judicial District Cour.

In matter of Estate of Ludivine Ian.
dry, deceased.
WHEREAs, Jules Wives, has this day
" sled in the Clerks Office of this Court.
his hnal account Of Administration of the estate
OF Ludivine Landry, decd, in his capacity of
dalive iesiamentary Executor
Notice Is hereby given 20 all whom il may con.
Germ 10 show cause within thirty days from the
GATE OF the publication hereof, the reasons wbv
eald Tsoteau should not be homologsted aud
stIator's bond cancelled.
i~beryille, July v. 1860.
nH M. A. EsTEVAN. Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

A You've "BRUIsER.n-We find the fol.
lowing in the columns of the Delta:
BoRN-ln New York, on the %, a Son
to John c. and Adah /. NJ. Heenan.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
and Fine Lager,

and the best table the market affords. Thank,
ful for past patronage, he trusts 10 receive a con.
tinuance of The same from has old friends aud Inc
public IN general. wei
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Hy See Mr.. Laws advertisement.

- We return our thanks to Judge r. @.
Dowrssfor several Baltimore papers and doc.
Ssyasnts Of interest. He was to have left Bal.
eH5jlsdor home on the evening Of the day be
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

Vice Presidents and Secretaries, and Also to
Messrs. M. A. Estevan and E. W. Robertson
for the able manner in which they addressed
the meeting, which was unanimously soQui-
esced in.
The meeting then adjourned.
Y. J. DUPUY. Pres't
J. j. I~IEBERT,
G tnai lies .; htDtHT' Secretaries.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

hs-A lady sixty years of age, eloped
from Buffalo, with a hack driver, arriv-
ed in Albany was arrested and sent
back.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Efafs de Ia Lon,slane-ParoisSe FLbcrriHc.
COnr du 6me. District

CoHr du 6me. District.
Succession de feue Ludivine Landry.
a TTENDU, que Jules Wives a ce Jour en-
"A hasse dams lie bureau du Grefier de ce,ts
Cour son tableau final d'adminisiraiion de Ia suc,
cession de ieue Ludivine Landry, en- sa capaci,e
dexecuteur testamentaire datif.
AVIS es, par 'e present dome a tous ceux ous
celia concerne de deduire sous 80 joars de Ia dale
ae &c present. les iaisons pour iesquelles le dir
:soleau hnal ne serait pas homolosue ct fsit le
fExecuteur .annulle.
l~berville, Juliet 10. 1850.
yEI NJ. A. ESTEVAN, GrefEer.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

In this town, on Tuesday last, by the Rev. Mr.
Fallot, Mr.. l. W. DALLAS to Miss Mary MAD.
ELINE HEELEIN.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
Eat della LO~isaae-P0roiss F6erriHe-

Fiat della LOHiSiaae-Pdroissc FUeyriHe-
C0nr du 6eme District Judieiairc.
Succession de feue Ophelia B~ergeron.
A TTENDU, que Toussain. Derocher a &c ion,
"A eniiasse en- cette cour son Tableau Final
liza Bergeron-
Avis est par lie present 6onnee A tous ceux one
celia concerne de deduise sous tren,e i,urs do \,
date De &c present les raisons pour lesonelIes le
DIT. aeieau Final ne serait pas homoloeue .,
fat lie j%ngement de cette cour.
l~berviile, Juliet IS, 1850.
ly2I NJ. A. ESTEVAN. Grenier
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

state OF Louisiana-Parish of Iberville-6th
District Court.
In matter ct Estate Of .ophelia Berge-
rom.
WHEREAS, Toussaint Derocher has this day
w hIed in this Court his Final Tsbleau of Ad-
minisiratlon OF the estate of Ophelia Bergeron,
No''ce IL hereby given TO all whom il NAV
concern 10 snow cause within thirty days from
the dale hereof why said final tabLesu sbouId not
be homolosated and made a judgment of this
court.
I~berville, July is, 1850.
Jy2I NJ. A. ESTEYAN, Clerk.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
DIED.,

In this tow on Monday last, JOSEPH
HOUSSlEUX. in the 3sth year Of his age.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
House Exchange.
Ind
Boarding House.
David Low.

HAVING purchased out the interest Of hi,
IL partner, will continue 10 carry on the
above business at the old siand, where he viii
always have
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

RkANDY-a very superior article
equal 10 any in the market, for sale by
NV y. A. KEARNY,
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21
READING FOR TIE MILLION.

READING FOR TIE MILLION.
John c. Heenan, THE World Cham
pion" has arrived at New York The
Prince of Wales left England for Cana
da on the 18th. He will visit Washing
ton. At the invitation of the President
Victoria, replied afirmatively in an
autograph letter, thanking HIM for his
courtesy, and complimenting the over
eignpeople A man in Spain has writ
ten off the whole of Don Quixote ON a
sheet Of Spanish foolscap, at the ex-
pense of a loss of an eye. Or. HAYES
Arctic expedition left Boston on the eth
for that inhospitable region. The
price now for admission into the Great
Eastern, is so cents a head A. B.
Miller is the name of the captain whs
refused to assist the sufferers of the
Ben Lewis. He has had TO leave his
boat, the Bay City A. Mrs. Scrip
ture, in Boston, killed herself because
her husband committed a robbery. 1t
would have been better for him if he
had acted in obedience to ~Seripfure....
A man of respectable appearance, fell
dead in New Orleans last week, .near
Lafayette square, while walking with
his wife-cause, sun stroke. 49,. 1t is
said that all the wives of the candidates
for the Presidency are Of Southern birth
and education -. The Delta Of Theirs
day says there has been noyellow fever
as yet in New Orleans. There wercin
the city last week, 40 deaths from sun
stroke, and 40 from apoplexy... VIM.
b. Astor is worth $25, OOO, 600. Paul
Morphy has gone to Paris TO reside de-
fnitcly.
The --latest Items.
Previous TO the departure Of the jap
nnese, they presented 500, 900 through
MIR. Belmont, to the Police Of the seve-
raj cities they visited. -. Ralph Farm
ham, of Action, Me-, aged lO4. IS the
only survivor of the BATTLE of Bunker
Hill. The carriage which was pre-
scented to Gen. Jackson thirty years ago
was recently ssld for sixteen dollars
220 children are born in London daily
... There is no truth in the rcpor: that
Mr.. breckenridge is about to visit Cali.
The Prince Of Wales has ar
rived in New Brunswick lie is said to
be a dull youth, of very common intel |
lectual powers A challenge appear
ing in the Herald, on the 18th. signed
Morissey, challenging Heenan To fight, ,
was immediately accepted by the lat
ter, when the former came out and de-
MED the authorship of TIC challenge. !
There isn't a single Douglasite in Buck
county, Va!
~-0-~
na~The Washington correspondent
Of the New York journal of Commerce
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

HEALTH.-0ur town at present, as far
as w can learn, is comparatively healthy.
Gazette and sentinel., 1860-07-21

SuBscRlPTIoN-Three Dollars and City cents per su.
sum, If paid in advance; Five Dollrs per annum, IL not
paid in advance.
SINGLE COPiEs-nn Gents.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1860-10-11
Medicine for the Afflicted!

nRS. GOLDSMITH & CO., No. 50 stsiie-
- field street, Pittsburgh, Pa, still cohtiH-
ues to be consulted on all diseases OF private
or delicate nature. From long course OF
study and practical experience OF unlimited
extent, Drs. q. & Co., have the qualification Of
presenting the unfortunate with remedies that
have never tailed to cure the most alarming
cases of Gonorrhea and Syphilis. Beneats
his treatment all the horrors Of Venereal and
Impure Blood, Scrofula, Ulcers, Pain and Dis
trcss, or Inflammation of the Bladder and
Kidneys, Assesses, Humors, Frightlul Sweit-
ings, and the long train OF horrible sy mptoms
| attending this class of diseases, are made te
become as harmless as the simplest aiings OF
child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.-Drs. G.. & Co. de-
| votes NIT h of their attention TO the treatment
of those cases caused by a secret and solitary
habit, which ruins the body and mind, unfit
ting the unfortunate individual for either bus
mess or society. Some of the sad and melan-
cboly effects produced by these early habits OF
youth are, Weakness of the Back and Limbs,
Palpitation OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous
ness, arrangement Of the Digestive functions,
symptoms of Consumption, etc, etc. The
fearful effects on the mind are much 10 be
dreaued, viz: Loss of memory, confusion OF
ideas, depression of spirits, evil forebodings
aversion 10 society, selt-distrust timdity, etc,
are among the evils produced. Such persons
before contemplating marriage, shouic consult
A physician of skill and experience, and be at
once restored to health and happiness.
AGUE AND FEVER CURED AND WAR
RANTED.-AN letters containing fec ad-
dressed to Drs Goldsmith l. Co., Pittsburgh.
Pa, will meet with prompt attention, ana
me,.icines forwarded, secure from observation
and cure guaranteed. The strictest secrecy
observed in all cases. Don't forget the place.
| No. 1872 Smith6ed Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
! November "a '59-ly.