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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-09
FIRM OF
NIEHAUS 81 BECKMAN.
NEW STOVE AND TIN STORE.

w dealers and Manufacturers of Tin, Copper,
aud Sheet Iron Wares, No 8, Water street, between
Main and Locust, Evansville, Ind.
The undersigned have constantly hand a full
assortment Of Stoves of every variety and pattern,
the lowest prices, and beg leave to inform their
friends aud the public generally, that they have
the best and aeatest assortment of Tin Ware ever
offered, aud have constantly on hand full assort-
ment of Druggist Cans, &C, DC.
Those persons wishing work in their line re-
sPectfuy requested to give them call before pur-
chasing elsewhere, by prompt attention to their
business and thorough knowledge of their trade,
they hope TO give general satisfaction.
NIEHAUS x BECKMAN.
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Lowest Rrdcees
Is MAIN STREET,
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA.

KIVO R II Il n CR Il - P.-.8 a. q % ID
4 Dwelling House, containing ten rooms, with
all the necessary out buildings, situated Locust
street, between Seventh and Eighth. If not sold
before the LIST of July. il will then be for
For further particulars enquire Of the subscriber at
the Picayune Mills. JOHN Il. MILLS.
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$50. SPRING & SUMMER 1860.
G Q O ID -

@yEf.4.FHKE.E- q REKLLrR
~ fully inform their numerous friends and the
public generally, that they daily receiving
cesslons to their large and varied stock of Spring
and Summer Goods, which, for elegance, style aud
variety, cannot be surpassed. 1t would be super
huods to enumerate all the departments which, on
inspection, will be found repleteem bracng all the
leading styles and novelties of the season.
The business principles which have gained for
their old esta6 lished house such extensive patron
age, will be adhered to- viz: Execution of orders
with experimentation and courtesy to CUSTOM
ers, combined with moderate charges. Their
stock having been purchased with care and judy
gether with an adherence to sound principles of
trade, they confident of being able to SUPPLY
those who may favor them with a call the best
terms. Annexed they submit a list of departments
Cloths, Cassimeres, and Festings,
Tweeds, Ky Jeans, Cottohades and Denims,
New STYLE Prints, great variety,
French Organdies, Lawns and Ginghams,
English Berages, Angais and Challis,
Black and Fancy Silks, and Irish Poplins,
mohair Goods for travelling dresses,
French Berage Robes, to ii Volants,
81 Organdy to
Silk and Bingham Umbrellas and Parasols,
Panama, Braid, LeghorH and Palm Hats,
Boots and Shoes Soft Black and Colored Hats,
White, Blue and Pink Mosquito Nstts,
French and Scotch EmOroideries, great variety
Black Lace Mantillas and Points,
Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, and White and Colored
Corsetts,
White Goods, Notions, Dress Trimmings, &c, &c
S. & r. would call particular attention to their
tions, warranted Pure Linen, soft finish and
Grass Bleached-consisting of IL, "A, Ga and I2-4
Linens, Brown and BIeached, Damasks all sizes,
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs, Towels, Brown and
Bleached Hucks, &c.
n. B.-Thompson's Skirts, requiring Steel
Spring around the body, are recommended for the
following pecularitios and advantages:
LIST. Facility of application.
I'd. Perfect freedom from liability to chafe or x
coriate and admit of any kind of exercise without
the slightest Inconvenience TO the wearer
Mai tStFa
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NORP d a TEO.Ns TKCE.-
Clerks Office, June 6, 1860.
~OR p on Mt KO.N- TFCs

r 2. m = n % " " y a q y !.
u Order for Brick Side Walk. Council Chamber,
June 2, 1S60.-And it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the CITY of
Evansville, that the owners of all Lots parts of
Lots froL ting adjoining the northeast side
of First street, from Mulberry street to a point
two hundred feet southeast of Gum street in said
City, the side walks thereon to be brought to
the proper grade, and that they cause a Side
Walk of Glass No. to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication of this order.
p. BURKE, Crk.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
NORPO .1TTOW NO TTCB-

GORPO RATK O.r va TECE-
u Order for Plank Sidewalk. Common Council,
June 2, 1860. And now it is hereby ordered and
directed, by the Common Council of the City of
Evansville, thai the owners of all Lots parts
of Lots fronting adjoining the southwest
side ofSeventh street from Vine to Division street.
in said City, cause the sidewalks thereon to
be brought to the proper grade, and that they
cause sidewalk of Glass No. to be laid down
thereon, within thirty days from the publica lion of
this order. P. BURKE, Clerk
Clerks ONCE, June 6, 1860
no RIP OR II TKO.F Office
" Order for Plank Side Walk. June 2, 1867
And now it is hereby ordered and directed, by the
Common Council of the City of Evansville, that
the owners of all Lots parts of Lots frontin &
on or adjoining the southwest side of Fifth
street, from Vine to Division street, in said
city, cause the sidewalks thereon to be brought
to the proper grade, AMI that they cause a side
walk of class No. to be laid down thereon, within
thirty days from the publication OF this order
p. BURKE, Clerk.
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Clerks Office, juno 9th, 1860.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15
vA. XVI WASHINGTON D. C.. MONDAY OCTOBER Is. 1860

W The Commissioners of ST. Mary's county,
Nc nave appointed patrol IN each election
aisrict 10 their dutyto visit their respective
in other tuss ws.a .issa ones week :, night and
wa wsG !. aii negro meetings and disperse the same
and to arrest and bring 10 Justice all abolitonsts
,se rno osner persons who may be found violating
tne laws or the State on the subject OF slav ery .
CorroN GRows IN MARrLAxp-rhs edi,or Of
the Register, published at Midd letown, Frederick
county, ND has received from Mr. Henry
Young stalk Of native cotton, grown on the farm
ii s is1nel, near that place containing several
iu GROWTH, or IL would, it is believed rank with
that raised ut the extreme South. Mr.. Young has
. astalk len containing twenty bolls. al :
- W. The Turkish bath has been introduced into
Lonoon with great success this season, and II is
thoaght ia establishment will be permanent as
some OF the very first men I'm the medical profes
aon, Including those who have made themselves
most famous for study Of the skin, have zealousIy
and unreservedly given in their adhesion to the
principles OF the bath. . .....-.- ~. -
UT II is a sign of the times that the members of
the royal family Of England can travel where thew
piease, ana that at the present moment so many Of
mem should be pursuing their journeys Thus,
the 4 ueen Is in Germany, the Prince of Wales I'm
the United States, and Prince Alfred at the Cape
of Good Hope. $50
O At Philadelphia, the papers say, the Prince
and 1t was regarded as indelicate to In invite i'm
thither. on account Of the historical associations
connected with the building as the place Of the
signing OF the Declaration Of Independence.
IrCity railroads In Cincinnati are subject to
aoversity. The question Of the right of the com
Panies TO the use OF the streets has been revived
-Four members Of the council enter protest again
the grant OF way to the Fifth street line. =
DKcRAsKD.-John Brice, Esq, defender Of
Baltimore In 1914, died at Annapolis on the 5th
Inst. The mother OF the deceased was a daugh-
ter OF Thomas Jennings ESQ Attorney densral
OF the then Province Of MARYLAND
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MEDICINES.
AYERS SARshPAkTLH

al A. SAhSAPAhILII.-
ls coneentrsted extract Of Psra ssr,apsrfl,s IN
sltea i've power :. % al ord an ef sesvs .sticose
surrey sans.d ), TssSsss sSo.s yso e S.'
Ter from Strgmous complaints, and thai one wiioh
so. s M. Ssn sSs'S IN 1S ~
sss :1ss &c g q u.
.ns F1sRs. s.t fsss.
Tumors, set Rheum, Sosd Had, sJpbllis ard
NsSfass Ns or Or Tic T1 1caloufs9I. psssisty, sss rSs.
t sIs and ,ndlgestlon. ErysiPelss, ko,s or Ct an
This compound will bs founi q great promoter OF
II The q e session. ssc
the ,ear. By the timely expulsion Of them nlany
tudes osn, by the siG Of tbs remedy, spare them,
selves from the endurance Of foul r6ptons and nj
ceross sors. through vhich the ., stsm viii ssrivs
% nd tse of cOrrgPtons. u not assisted 10 DO this
through the atural channels Of the bod BY an a.
whenever you 4 nd lie imparitiss ssrsnns taroush
sSen Inn nn snd sTR9 Z . eEsR9ss ., ssEs n
ysins cleanse il whenever it In foul and your feel
ings VII te.. {oa when Even where no particular
longer, for citsnsinE tks blood. Keep the blood
nsstn, q ane 8 4: ws; bat with this pabuluR Of
Sooner or later 30 netAins must go wronf, snd the
great achlIeIy llf. "a disorcereo throvr.
large hotties prstsnsins 70 rive asrt Of Ertrscs
Of sarsspsrliia for one dol a. Most OF these have
been frauds npOn the siok FOR they not On. contain
little efanv sarsspe1ls hu, often TO ours live p-op-
eCtes vida ever. HeGce, bitter epd painful dlzap-
polntmert has fol Fed the use Of tie variOus ex-
tEots Of eaTsspsr.lls vhI0h food the market until
the name Itself - Jesty Gesplsed, AID has become
~ nous mons 81 mpnsiuon Nnd cheat. still we oail
ttls compound Saise paTll!a, a q lntFnd TO supry
suoh . remedy as shssl rescue the name frorf Tie
load OF obloquy which rests upon tt. And vp think
We haze groa d for helis, ina IL his virtues which
are irrsslsIbe by tho ordinary Of the diseases
Prepare DT- ". i. O, AVER = co, Towel
MAS, Price 81 Por bottlei SIX bottles in one pack
age IS. se Is eoIm
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DKArH OF TRNsEsKK HERMIT --rh. ue,,,n,
Vile Tenn New Era announces the dsatb on The
z3d ultimo Of Danl. West, the well-know bera, II
OF the mountains, at the age Of seventy eight. he
hSo uved Tor number OF years In the hollow OF
which he had fitted rude door In the centte OF
this hollow he would build his Are I'm winter am
Tor cooking his plain meals. This hollow also
svea as ms sleeping apartment, aud II is said he
wall OF bis house Adjoining or near to this tree
ne had rude shed which he used as wosksbon,
wnefe he manufactured chairs, boxes, cider mills
was asodtef In 1912 He was at the obile sta tion
when the battle Of New Orleans was fought. and
heard the booming Of the guns when his Old t}en !.
erai was whipping the British. 81 III -
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=, u The bodies Of an old man named George
hauk and bis wife, residing near Marion, ind :,
Were few mornings ago found amid the ru ns Of
the night. They had been robbed and ,nu,dered
mr hauk was German by birth, served seven
years In BonaParte's army, was In Spain under
afshal ey, fought battles in Italy, and tarversed
infantry soldier 'SS" 90 GU
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CENSUS srArsTlcs OF Sr. MARY,s CopNrv
Mp.-In 1850 there were .Sla aw.irinas tn - , I,
county-in 1860 the number amounts 10 / .sIp an
increase OF 307, or 20 cent The number OF fhrms
In 1850, was 9ls by returns Of the late census tbs
NUMBER runs up To near 100, an increase Of fs7.
cultural iaeorers, with board, was e5 Der month,
now ei0 per month, with board, is tue ayersys
price is believed that the agricultural pro.
least 100 per cent BY returns Of the present GO ~
sus, We notice, that the ages of several sIayes
set down at lOo years, and the age of one negro
woman Is set down at ITO years. The age of mo
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IL Another abOlitiohist hes been detected &,
Charleston, y. G. man named j. o. Battie
ChaIleston authorities detective was sst 10
watch him. The officer fssortsd to the lowest a,
thee TO accomplish his pafpo He made Battle
oeiieve that he too was an aboitionist thereby in
oneing the unsuspecting man 70 confess his sent.
meats, afier which the detective turned .asound
saS eStsbo him, .1r % - st3FE U.s. y -.
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The Queen ana the Princs

When very young she was ricketty and weak in
sne an sies but was recovered by healthy tfaining
her ankles pumped on, and sea bathing resorted
to.-She was -yssy benevolent when she rode
abroad, which was on horseback, and often, her
purse always returned empty She had and stiIl
has good appetite. Her mother carefully incuL
Gated her love for the Protestant religion She
learned German, French, and Italian perfectly,
knew a little Spanish, and was an accomplished
musician and vocalist. At the age of lS, on June
~, 1887, she became queen, In Consequence of the
death Of her uncle, William, Nv. Lord Melbourne
and the Duke Of Wellington proved excellent ad-
Maey dnsd With her
times drop asleep over their wine, when she would
tickle their noses. Very soon Lord Melbourne
theaght she would be married, and, on his stat
stand him, and replied " Let me have the Duke
OF Wellington" Explanations being offered,
she objected to her cousins Of Cumberland and
Samo,idge, ana suggested "poor Albert" 1t
proved happy choice, az the young prince made
an excellent husband. II was said that the queen
liked Lord Elphinstone, but he was sent TO
Madras, to get him out Of the way The Young
couple started In life with mutual income o7
$3.50 ,OOO- Itwas not too much, they brought up
their family on It, without calling for a separate
allowance for any Of them. l1g =. -
The queen rises at half past six in summer, and
ssven In winter, and always walks abroad, re-
turning to morning prayers and breakfast, at
which she eats heartily. and subseQ uently spends
half an hour In the nursery. She next receives
suc tuostcf VI tue HOUSEHOLDS ana decides what In
vitations should be accorded for ths day and then
vists her aviary, menagerie, az uarum, or stables
she Is pa.sionately fond Of horses, and Is a good
Ildef. AT eleven she receives the secretary Of
war, the home and foreign secretaries; at twelve
general v1sitors lunches at one and drinks Alsop's
Paie ale AT three she rides In her carriage or on
horseback. either visiting or on some errand Of
charity. Returning, her majesty dimes in state,
which 10 rather dreary affair, no conversation
being allowed But that over, etiquette is dis
missed; In the drawing room the queen plays
upon the piano, and indulges i'm German games
At eleven she retires. The queen appears fond of
american ladies. The Prince of Wales is neither
dull nor stupid, but youth Of the noblest dispo-
sition and splendidly educated. Like his mother,
ne appeared rickety and delicate ia youth. He
carries his head a little on one side now He
speaks French, German Italian and Spanish with
hqency, besides being good Greek and Latin
scholar. He is well acquainted with law and the
nne arts, good soldier theoretically, and good
horseman. He dances enormously like most of
the English youths Of the day, and always chooses
the partner he likes best
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Furniture wareroons.

-H WALL & BARNARD N
~ are nov roce eIvlng, on oonsi sisnment, x
EZat their W8rer6ons. corner of CIfl
aud Ninth streets, Gin the rear of their
auction Iooms,ls very large and gensr.l assort-
msnt Of QHNITURE, CARPETS, and HOUSE
ihtEEpiNG.GQODs ~ gens tally, which they invite
fore % %a,SIcssss,lnE.1moIs ,n, has, Which NAV be fund;
Manogfny end Wainnt SOFAS, Tets- q tetes, aud
Mahosany and Walnut Marble top and other
- - Tables, In great .ariety :
Matbe top Oaf painted Cottage Sets 4.
Walnut d,E ssd Nd M.hogan, hiarblo top PLAIN and
Cane and " Weod seat Rocker, Dining, oados and
Handsome Git and Mahogany Looking G asses
Mahogany and Walnut Cottage and other Bed
Cabinets, Etagsres, whatnots and Desks
brussels, n;C, Spy. Ingram and other Carpets; Oil
Marble top. Walnut, Mahogany sndiother WASH
rtards and eInkg !
Hair, Shuok, and ahuok and Cotton Mattrasses
With g.est variety Of other goods not here men
TONED, which viii be sold very low. :. .
WALL & BARNARD,
Auetioneers, south side OF AveaHe,
se - colin corner Pa. Az. ard 9th street.
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" Col hugh Forbes, whose name figured 80
extensively extensively In the papers during the John Brow
.s rsenie1t, ana who latterly, has been in the
In sicily, is said to be out of office once more He
was round 10 be incompetent and IrnpracticabIe,
. as.nrosf OF ths peace, and an oppressor Of the
a.sl aaSe, S Mn, therefore, he has been 50 per-
Gsribaidi and Victor Emmanuel
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III A daughter Of Add ader has recsntIv
arrived In Paris for the purpose Of entering ths
order Of the Gray Sisters. when the Emil. he,
iatner resided at Broussa. he sent the young lad
csstonally met with Christian women, and was "a
struck with the selfdevotednes Of the siste,s
who attended the hospitals during the Crimesn
wM mat she determined TO Join their order. Her
father, who Is capable of appreciating the benev.
olence OF Christianity, consented to her wish and
she isnow In Paris passing her noviciate
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

The aFortress of the Uaio, - :, OH p :.
has lately been somewhat renovated N ,nonnt.
very formidable battery at present, which Consists
of more than 2n5 guns, capable OF throwinS 10 a,s
pounds Of Iron to long distance. The RID. Rsns
Is approaching compietiOn. u Is to have his
eight inch Columblads, So forty-two pound d,,ns
% casemzted, and ten-inch colunibiads and AZ
nlpe-insh Columbiads, all embarbette 775I.N y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-10-15

D-The Investigation into the sNiirs Of the
Amer'can Consulate at Honolulu IL reported IN he
bringing light old and thoroughly = ed
system Of abuses. II appears that the united
. proh;s Of the Consul. Hosptil Physician ard Sur.
fSal $40 90 per annHm, or more tha three times
/. w.. they could lsgiunAtsiy have been.
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Address OF THE REPUBLICAN NATIONAL Con-
MIrTsE-THE DUTY OF REPUBLICANS The Re-
publican National Committee issues the follow
Ing address: ..s..'-I = -
REPUBLICAN NATIONAL Con-. Room)
Astor House, NJ Y, Oct 10, 1890
The Presidential cont at Is concluded 90 far as
the opponents OF the republican party are con-
cerned- A Congressional district in Missouri
was the first to express its approval of the acton
Of the Chicago Convention by the election IN
Congress Of member Of that body-an able and
gallant representative Of the principles of the re-
publican party. The free States OF Vermont and
Maine, with characteristic patriotism, responded
TO the action Of Missouri and now those great a nd
powerful members Of the confederacy-Pennsyl VI
vania, Ohio, and Indiana-announSe themselves
In favor OF the republican cause, and thus ASSURE
lis ri umph in November.
We shall be pardoned, while we disclaim I'm
ADVANCE as we earnestly do, any Indulgence I'm
an offensive partisan spirit, for pointing to those
manifestations Of a wholesome and saluiary pub
lic sentiment with unmixed pleasure -
But while II is certain that the nominee CT the
Chicago Convention Is to fill the high office of
Publicans Is by no means discharged when he
occupies the Presidential chair, the responsi bility
OF inaugurating and establishing wise and bene-
ncent policy for the purpose Of securing good
nothing without Congress which ia kindly dis
posed toward him. To secure such Cop1ress
let no Republican believe, for a single moment.
.hat ne 10 entitled to exemption from labor until
the closing Of the polls In NoveInber. E
As the representatives of the republican party of
the u mon, upon whom the conduct Of this cam
paign has desolved, we heartily cong ratulate you
upon the happy results already secured, and We
earnestly exhort you to renewed and unceasIny
efforts until our triumph In complete triumph
which Is only desirable because Ii will give peace
and prosperity to the country and hope 70 the
world. .ar-. ...r ......is p. - - = =
4 by order Of the National Executive Com m,tts.
EDWIN D. MORGAN Chairman.
GEoReK @, Foee, Secretary.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A CADEMY OF MODERN LANGUAGES.
a. !WAsHINGroN BriLpINeJ
"a Acegns, CoSs1 Of Ssrsnfk Street.

A CADEhT OF MODERN LANGUAGES,
Pa Iss.ns. ccsss, ~ fsSS.rD.sS S.r.asS S,, aaf
BAY HsS RRkISs n IESsfssH asssss,A anss sss,As'H
N; D. ofTaIRk3f, offT4aHIstef,PSs P1si...oi Of Modern
nonncs ~, 1aa hs L; dhfeIature has the honor to an
' Ss Sasss ss
n Der ~ the above Academy Ie is prepared also 20
Lecture upon the French its1stne &c fo OsSsfe sS o.
Ts@ Hss, format'on ef the Language to the Prssen,
Ffo bs MsasuI nSgff S a the
tendance daily from to II m and from to p. m.
HosE Parent. Who alsh shei4
ceetye thorough and systetnshc education where
attention. under the most approved ~ stem of siis
themes and GYMNASTICS, are respectfGliy invited to
t,t visit the uli9n Female Academy. corner -Four
800 Mr.. / Mrs. z. RICHARDS,
FEMALE B0ARpING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Mrs. 8. J, MCCORMICK, PRIyc,p.I.
Sou.s @ ISo9 on Tuesday September 18th the
No Isf Kins StccaPieo oy sylvester Scott, Esq,
j. The ooqrss ef study pursued will comprise all
cation, And Music, FIsnoh, Latin and Drawing, If
In addition to day scholars, Mrs. McCormio. i,
prepared TO receive limited number Of pupils as
6oardm., who, constituting q part of her own fam
lily, Will be under her immediate care and superyI-
son. She will endcavor. as far as possible TO sur
Of Home.
,kureness-Rev. Geo. II. Norton, Rev. D.. Elias
Harrisel, Rey. ID. F. Spngg, .Willism II Fowle,
ESQ, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund F Wilmer,
Esq, Robert d. Hunton. Esq w. b Wallach,
editor Evening Star, Benjemin Waters, ESQ. j as
Entwisle, Jr., Esq, Col. ohm w. Minor, Loudoun
Messrs. Blackjack & Marshall, Messrs Corse
board, with Tuition in ali the English Branches
S1ofor The annual session-payable semi -au nualb
Music and Languages at Professors prices
~ NO extra charges. .. au 2S-u
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N o TT c e.!
0LD RICB. MELLOW AND PURE
" Blu X 81 d E'S
MONONGAHELA RYE WHISKEY

Consoientioasly dlsulisd BY Mr.. James Burnside,
honest way, from the choicest and most carefully
selected Rye, and In no case ever offered for sale
enui adapted TO wholesome use by age IL is ct
once the most palstable, ss 1T il emptstioaly one
9t the purest beverages In the reach of the public
10 the Invalid as well as b those in health NJ
ommends itself for its unrivalled qua,itlss as a
ssamnAns OF the safest. sursst and most bensfoelt
uesorlption, and Iuany Of the most disting 81
Raysisisns are asing 1t in their practice with the
CLERY & sTocKDABE, Propristor., .s'
..- 32S Walnut street. Philadeiphis.
WIN. @. CONOVEk,
Agent for the Prop rietors. gas Pa. av,
10 z$-Sm opposite Wlllardg Hotel.
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HELMBoLD's ExTRAcr sucHu.

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT srcHU,.
Eariy lndiscretion OF Abuse.
Atte.ded .rttt ths fOliewsss Syrnpfo~yS
indsposlton 70 Exefton, Loss Of Power,
koes Of Memory, DlEoulty OF Breathsps
Weak Nerves, Tremblirs
Horror of Disease, wsfe}6lness
Dimness Of Vision, Pain IN TIE Hsnfs
Universal LassitUdeo the Muscular s,stem,
Hot Hands, FlushIuf or the Eody
Drynoes Of ths Skin, Erupfions On ths Esos
fhese symptoms, n allowed 20 ga OF, vhfoh this
medicine invsrishiv relGpFas, soon flows
lAPOTENCL: NTUfyY FPfLEPTfC FITS,
N ONE OF WHICH THE p TIEST NAV Exrihk.
nv tnII sI Shef asf loS followed
INSANITY AND CoSsuMPTION.
many are ewsrs OF ths cause 81 the.r So feripe,
But NONE WILL CONFESS.
fHE RECoSDS OF ThE INSANE ASYLvMS
- dna fhs Melancholy teosAs kf Coassmpfsos
Beer ample witness 70 the trvth of the sssegton,
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFPECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS
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