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.nR. G. II. SHOJES, ECLECTIC IN
IL PRIMARY, ~ Court Street, Boston, Mass.
Having given my undivided attention for tho last 81
teen years, 20 Che treatment Of the geHit0 urinary organs,
and having had large practice In this speciality, claim
tho best possible advantages Tor treatment the world has
yet discovered
have been advised by many Of our best medical men
Co advertise my remedies or the people generally from
the fact hint those mho most need mig services dare not ask
a friend Wheye to direct than.
TO THE IMpOTENr AND DEBlLITATED
spcrmatorrhmi, Seminal Weakness, divide into
three stages
Ist Nightly Emissions. which my Eclectic lifo Drops
will cure 10 a very short time, without failure.
"a. Daily Discharges. There more cases u this
than the world is aware o. Some " the symptoms
high coored and scanfy excavations from The bladder
with snarting sensation attending Do, sometimes with
iuthd sediment and at othersa milkwhitc appearance
have analysed many specimens Of This nature and in
all cnseg have found traces n Semen and Albumom,
which s produce death Consumption, unless
10 is checked hY medical treatment.
LOOK 10 Your CASE IN TIME,
81. Loss " Muscular Power Such cases may be cur
ed by similar means h the patient be In otherwise tolca-
Bile health.
Best French Preventative ~ low prices.
Sec my advertisement in the Boston Herald. and you
can learn more fIll description OF slch cases
Address g.. IS. SHOLEs NJ. d., l21 Court ST.. Boston.
Boston, May % 1860 g8ig
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PELIEF IN TEN MINUTES


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.DOLPHO WOLFE.
NITED STATES AND FOREIGN
X PATENT AGENCY.
SAMUEL COOPER.

II NTVEn STATES AND FOREIGN
- ,rt(,c ,otS-Ct
- ~ aDrN.
SAM Ell COOPEk,
Late PRINCIPAL Examiner of Patents in h United States
Patent Office, sc Washiuaton.
w BSTER BAN X b U ] LD1 n @.
Is EgrhGgge Street, B1.toJi.
PATENTS secured IA the United States, and in an
other uatcut-graniinG countries Specifications aud
dravin.f. urcplrcd Caveats flied Accommodations
rrocrcd III applications that have boon rejected urou
mpctfcciy prepared papcrs. Intefercuccs prosecuted
-itsuc. and extensions procured. and in general on
business connected with the Patent OAcc transacted with
caro- aHt promptucss.
British and other foreign patents procured through
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Persons residing 900 distance may obtain all ueccssa-
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uoWARD ASSOCIATION. pHILA

/ Wv Al6D ASSOClAllON, - GlllLA
Il Il DELPHIA. A Benevolent Institution establish
ed by special endowment for the Relief Of the Sick and
Distressed, afflicted with Virulont and Epidemic Dscas-
Organs.
Medical advice given gratis, by the Acting Surgeon
all who apply by letter. with description " their coudi-
Of extreme poverty Medicines furnished free ~ charge.
Valuable Reports Spcrnatorrhlsa, aud other dis
eases Of The Sexual Organs, and the New Remedies
employed in the Dispensaty sent to the afflicted in seal
ed letter envelopes free Of charge. Two three stamps
for postage will he acceptable.
Address, Or. j. skILIIN HoUGHroN. Acting
Surgeon, Howard Association, No. South Ninth ST.,
Philadelph a, Pa. BY order Of the Directors
EZRA ID. NEARTwELL, Pres.
GBo. FATRUutD, Seey. 762S
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THE JAPANESE AND THE NIAGARA.


The Japanese Embassy returns in the Nj
a,ara. At the Fulton Street Prayer meeting.
ON Friday before sailing. Rev. G.. S. Stewart,
Cb,plsin of the Niagara. "a reported by the
Errniaer said
"On leaving the meeting. / go on board the
Nagarq. to preach the gospel on that nation
at vessel, on het voyage Ne y1Pan. 1 ,u'
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great "e'-n' WIN :,
Gers arc p'ou' men ~" '"e''' Wv ~,
nave no Uo0o' 'n' i'',' "''G :, u" t..o
nj, io. '.I ;Il ~ NV onoort5pitv to ret
a better knowledge Of our religion on their
voyage home, than they have hitherto recciy-
cd from anything which they have witnessed
in this country. Praysfor me-lor officers
aud men. for the Japanese. Pray that the
Nogara may be a revival ship, and that great
numbers may hc converted, and that Japan
may not only hc opened 90 commerce, but
also To the gospel Through much of this
address, il was with difficulty that Mr.. Stew
art could command his feelings and his
cuuntcnance betrayed the deepest emotion
~. v,,, tl, Nj Rr,ctirrid,c's
r, .. ..,;to. l..,,,,4L, VTc ..vs
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This well known medicine is no imposition, but sure
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To MARRIED LADIES it is peculiarly suited 1t will
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larity.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

Sir. JoHN's, n. f., Thursday, July 5, 1860.
The steamship Parana, from Galway 2lth
ut. arrived at this port at O'Clock this
morning.
All was quiet in Sicily.
II was said that the Noapoltan Govern
ment had determined to restore the two cap
tured American vessels, but the American
Minister demanded reparation for the insult
to the American flag.
The King Of Naples was i'll.
10 was asserted that the Noapolitan Coun-
Gil had resolved to grant constitution, a
general amnesty, total change OF ministry,
a free press. and to enter into an Italian Con-
fcdcracy with Piedmont, &c but the King s
assent was wanted.
IL was reported that the Russian and Span
ish legations had threatened to withdraw, I'M
less Sardinia stopped expeditions to Sicily.
Omar BrirAtN The House Of Lords
had debated the slavo-trade question, and
adopted resolution in favor Of the reap
pointmont Of a consulate at Mozambique a
check to the slave trade, Notwithstanding the
opposition Of the Government
FnANcE-Princc Jerome Bonaparte is dead.
Tho Emperor Napoleon visits Savoy in July.
Since the Empcror's return from Baden,
the troops concentrated on tho Eastern from
tier Of France have been withdrawn.
1t is reported that the new French loan
will be twenty or thirty millions sterling.
AusrRtA.-'rhc Austrians are making vast
military preparations in Nonetia.
CuISA-Advices from Canton are TO May
e. The reply from the Chinese to the last
communication from the British Minister is
90 the effect that the Chinese are preparing to
resist
The Allies had occupied Chusan without
resistance.
The death OF Prince Jerome Bonaparte is
announced by the last arrival from Europe
lie was the youngest brother of Napoleon,
and was born at Aiacco, Dec 10, 1884. He
was made king Of Wcstphalia ON the 18th Of
August 1907, by Napoleon. And upon the
downfall of his brother he was left to wander
through Switzerland, settling finally at Wen
ma. as Price dc Montiort, title conierredup-
ON him by his fathcr-in- law, he having mar
ricd daughter of the King Of Wurtcmberg
after his divorce from Miss Patterson. In
1852 he was called back to France by Louis
Napoleon. and was made a Marshal Of the
Empire and President Of the Senate.
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4Rarhrts.

BOSTON MARKET. JULY II. 1860.
There is no material change in the Boston Market
fum last week, and we omit the Report.
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IT c. r. n r. A. HUNNEWELL'S
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rTHE MASSACHUSETTS CHARITABLE
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Respectfully announce 10 the Public that their
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Boston, June 10, 1860. Oll3
, 1860-08-30


MEssas Ep11oRs: The editorial article in res.
terday's L<dgev, with The sbove caption, re.
minds me Of little incident that occurred il
my family some time ago. Mrs. Wentworth, q
venerable old lady Of Revolutionary times
while making Temporary stay 1t cur house
related during the evening, the following inc.
dent, among many others: "0ur residence 81
this time" she continued. twas not far from
that Of ,he Washington family. One Afternoon
to Hrs. Washington, with whom she was init
m ,te, and had just delivered my message
when the Father Of his Country entered. As
was about to retire, he approached mel wa
twelve years old then-and, placing his hand OF
my head, in a kind, fatherly manner, asked ms
with gentle smile, whose little girl was,
and when told him, he stopped, (God bles
him. l think see him yet,") continued tho oil
ady, interruptiuR hertelG, and wiping tea
too, for be was 10 very tall and 80 msiestic, art
imprinted warm kiss on my right cheek, ant
gave me- his bfessinR-'t1a4 right here |" sal.
she, with look Of pride u she put the end 0
her middle finger to her cheek, little belos
the center. During the old fady's recital, n,
wife had sat very quietly, but now arose, evi
IDENTIFY much amused and affected, and ap
preaching Mrs W., said:
"Ars- Wentworth, hare one favor to ask c
you"
"What Ia it, my deRr9"
"Let me kiss the cheek that TashiuGto
kissedl"
"Certainly my child! aud she leaned ovel
must say, felt my eyes moisten, for th
whole scene appeared 80 simple and touching
And when told it to friend few days .ftei
wards. he said he thought my wife must be
him believed Ill American women were pa
fiatfc
, 1860-08-30


The Baltimore correspondent Of The Charles
pretty romance:
A little incident, characteristic Of good for
tune, flowing from economy, prudence and pe--
eerereuce, came within range Of my notice dur
ing the recent year, which, If properly portray.
ed, may serve 10 emulate oth,r-s. Tho story is
) ct unwritten. will endeasor to present It
briefly. Less than a semi decade ago, rherc
might have been seen in our city, seated 1t
some public corner offs cro8ded street, young
poorly clad 1ta ian woman, with amstl rosy
laced, black eyed child in her arms Beneath
dishsveled hair aud sunburnt face could be
di4cerned lineaments Of beauty, heightened into
sympathetic attraction By the sweet smiles Of
! innocence. Though the garments Of mother
and infant we're coarse md tattered, Jet cleanli-
ness and m mir cf neitness a!ways told that
careful hand adjusted thrm. Day Afler day,
verginE far into evening shades. passed, giving
iorsaken pilgrim Of the Italian cline sit At her
post amid the moving, busy throng, modestly
begging sustenarce for herself and her ten
der offspring.
4 year had made its revolution, and still ste
was there, constant, unchanged, except to 4
browner hue. The babe grer; its full eyes
Frightening into sweeter expression, whilst
wares of surlit happiness now andthen i1lumed
the mothers bosom. Another annual round,
ard she, With her tender charge, disappeared,
The lonely place that once knew them found
other occupants. Time pass d, aud shey we're
forgotten. The sequel, however, his recently
cpn,e to my knowledge.
Scme days ago there appeared in our mesrop-
oils N opulent Southern merchant lie came
to purchase goods and pay cash for bill Of sev-
| e1al thousand dollars. "Who is my strange
though fortunate cussomer1 = inquired the gen
uemau With whom he dealt II will tel! you,' -
said The stranger. II know you, bat you have
mi the same advantage with me, excepting my
name, / am tho husband Of that poor beggar
woman Who sat in your streets with IN intant
in her arms, audto whom Jou oten-Tery often
-as she has since told me-, gave aims We
came to America, young but poor, and | think
hopcst sought for employment and could
end nothing to do. From the little ny good
S1gpora had sAred purehased hand oIgAo.
| md set out on 4 musical expedition made q
tonr. pass!ux through several statee, going
West md South-was gone many month";, aud
Ground nv organ all the time, whilst signora
Fiji maintained herself upou charitable dona'
tiona. / finally returned to Baltimore viii
hrs hundred dollars, found my wife and htilt
onn. aud We departed for the South-4oc st,ng II
yirrinis, commenting buxiuess in smAl way
fortnue su4iled on US. and We are now tht
nrners n1d occupants Of comfortaol
hons, possessing wealth in abundance and LAP
pineaa"
tfts. founded upon fkcts stilt coguIzant 10 man,
who st,i1 recolleet them. It u Ast-ikiug coH
mentary upon tbs unfailinR Tftue oi peFscret
.nce. md shbws what can be accomplished eve
roder The rost adve11e circumstances. Only
frr days AGO this now envIable merchant wa
in our citv. purchasing goods to The amount {
= seyeral thousand dollarf, and paid for than
| AHRh.
, 1860-08-30

e. up the door Of store vel to examine ces
aeateA Of their suyeE1ority from nAay sf saF as&dta
houses.
, 1860-08-30

The two Speakers 0! the Canadian parlia-
ment have been kniehted By Queen Vic's el-
dess son, The Hamilton 7im<s INDUCES in
these comments On the performance:
The sword has been laid On the shoulders oj
the two Speakers, aud they rose from thei.
knees ..aowers Of ChivAlry." 1t seems ungra.
clous to carp 1t the bestowM Of honerB which
our gracious sovereign aecords as marks of her
good will towards the Canadian people. Mr.. Il.
Smith and Nr. Belleau. are found By the Prince
in certain official positions, and in rirtu4 oi
those portions the title falls upon them. We
wish the houors adorned worthisr men; we wish
that the positiona which tho two Knights had
attained, had been wotthily won. But it i.
quite impossible for Upper Canadians, who ye'
sooundrelism Of tho "donb1e shufae," to aceorl
cheerfuilY any honor which is derived from tha
infamy. The two kn,.hts are the creatures O.
4 high-handed piece Of rasc.lity, and the reeol
lection Of this fact will IA, nish any honors whic.
their position may gain for them. They ow'
| their positions to IN Infamous outrage on con
stitutional principles, and they are therefore IN
deserving Of the rewards due to Representa-
| tive position.
, 1860-08-30
uowe's Weighing Scales
HAVING RECEIVED
FIRST CLASS PREMIUMS

From ths
VERMONT STATE FAIR,
NEW 4ORK STATE FAIR,
VIRGINIA STATE GENITAL rA1E,
UNITED STATES FAIR,
VIRGINIA STATE FAIH,
AND
FRANKLIN INSTITUTE FAIR
NJ ha.s nov only invita- tbs public to examine
lags oek OF sess Of evs1y variety md ass to ts aa
principle sfA
, 1860-08-30

Mrsss.o14-rbe 1elacr, nh h.tvccn Hss,;n -
- =. us.1 iii ~ 1922 , s" e..
1n1 = =. -.' WA W ~o"'P'.sea 1ua 'sa0s ~
i,hed. form regular teleuranhic communication
t,..z.. q. D., ,.u5 ~. -
ps'"een Oh ~a' @no 'o'8 e"5"
W1scossn.-The room Of Madame Atna
B;ebon at IN. ye~hat, uo,.. un-.rl -.
4'tA'p, - .ae ~" 1"1 4184's, "a" .uA'' ".'
entered on friday evening last, and her trunks
riled Of jewelry to tho value Of $500. No elue
ha. r.t been ob.ained In the rnbher rb. .s.
$1,000. ~ 1t;,-.,t. ....,r 80 .t. 49,.