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PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE .
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RhYyaslsgacal View Of Marriage

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those marriage, who satsrtaia asIs1
d0nhsA pg deer phssirai a0nal ssanas and whs ere
csn ssasna sfng hsaaRds& ths ae&tsk hassAnsas
and privileges 10 which every human being Ia en-
titisa-
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generally eaRses By Bad habit in youth. the sascts
OF which dlEziRsss, pains, f0Fgstfuns4s, some
tinss ringing Of the ears, weak eyes weakness Of
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loss eE nasmorgs NTH naiaRs4elgs NAY be cured By
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tice, and the public may rest assured Of the same
zeAI Asslanty, ssesey and attention being paid ta
their eAAes3 which has 80 successfully dktngutsheG
as heretofore. rs PnyaiciAR in our peculiar De-
pArtzhsnt Of professional practace, foT the past
twenty ave years.
| FAEscH FEaALx RrELs.-Laaies VINO wish fof
4
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each bax) thonsh Always safe and healthy, 50 gen
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10 TME LADfgs~whe need . esmsEassfssi med
ieAl adviser with regard 70 any Of these interest
inS sonapiaiRfs 10 wnlEa their asatcAss eFSsnlzA
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to consult Us.
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wko hsye desire &c increase their families maj
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been extensively used during the last sigh1 zeart
Price reduced 80 Nfo. ~
u~AtteHdanoe daily, from ssseicek in the mora
Ing l4 O'Clock At might, and On Sundays from IA
lis p. M,
/ n @dlcanes vita full directions seat TO sny patti
Of the United States Canadas, BY pAtieptS cora
maRicxtinG theaE symptoms by letter. Business
EenxrssSondsHce strictly confidential
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under the name Of DE- La GRUT&, 50 No 81 Mai.
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We went AROUND on Thursday morning
to bid good bye 10 many OF our friends
who we're to take that mssning's stage for
Keokuk, the place of rendezvous for the
Second Regiment. Tears are honorable
to men In such an hour as this--thTice
honorable and much more natural to
women--and By both, plain and fair, old
and young, there were many she'd
Mothers wept over children, wives with
husbands, lovers unobtrusiyely apart, bus
ret with q more heartfelt emotion than
those whose lies aga clearer aefsaa.~--
Heaven help the maiden who Is forced 10
let eoaeeaimens knaw heg life away-who
aares nos miagle her grief with those who
ean not love = tsEsderly, alshoagh Il may
be mere opauly.
But did nobody notice that oil Of these
volunteers were yaapg-boys almosE---
young men as least, who had hardly mia
gled In politics ~ yetg Did sny body
observe Ia those rasaas the men who FOR
years hare been publicly hoping that this
conflict might come, In order that they
might bare their arm and strike sbssr blow
al Southern syraanys Did any mother
see the cieached hand of the man Who In
civil action has been pressed and forcing
shis dread alternative ef war npon as p
We ask every mother who has spared a
child, every wife VINO has parted with q
husband, whether enrolled la those ranks
was one single man Who, In ssasoa and
Qua of ssasoa, haa prssahsa tho canaing oil
this timer Ne. no, nat one ef shazs
suaxA sSxp1 arsnays& ~ II xx1nS Evxs 4, SSy.s
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Coin caxIsa WEsr 20 Bgr GRAIS.--
new YORK World Of Fhursiay says;
The bankers il sending coin to the West
for the purchase Of grain, a. the farmers
Ia thai section generally decline 10 ssllfor
the western earrsney, and grain can Dc
bought cheap in the agricaisareai districts
for specie which Is very scarce throughout
the whole Northwest. This movement
viii utacgthe West Il , soand financial
position, and - immediate MS well g the
permanent interests Of the farmers 70
that shsy shall exact specie, or iss certain
equivalent, fos all shs grain they sell be-
fore parting with u.
La connection With subjscs, the Chicago
TriSsa4.says that one Of sha banking
houses of that city she Merchants IsoAn
4 Trust Company aas received within
the past three day saae h.adrsd thonaad
dollars In gold.
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z - wAiass then, oFshAll &dhsrs %
- las giyine tban aid ard COM
~ sith the TINTED Itasss u elsewhere,
anl <hall 8s thereof onsf1esd, On con
fes6fpn In open eour " q the tsssimony
Of Two Witnesses to the sasxs svsrs act OF
the reason whereof he or hey shall stand
indicted, such person or peTsons shall Do
adiudged guilty Of treason agssnss tbs
United States, and shal suffex d6sshs o--z
Misprision Of treason ID thus de6nsd by
the ssasxse: sH amy parsen or psrsons
having knowledge Of ths commission OF
usssasan shall esneeal szd not rs seoa
as may be, Disclose and make known the
same 10 the presidant Of the United States,
or some enc d the judges or justices
thereof, such person or psFsoas, on con-
yissioa, shah bs sdjudged gaiaty Of mia-
urisieG 81 trsasons szaa shall Be irapfisr
ioned mot exceeding sasen PEARS, snd In
ia not exceeding 0na Thousand dollars"
There can be no eonaseafion Of goods,
o. il ignoransly asserted BIZ some OF ouE
journals, who follow tine Law OF Engiand
| inasesd OF the Consultation Of the United
skatss, which expressly forbids ssbills o.
6zndsa.o The property Of man con-
visited of treason 10 not affected, and hss
i family inherit IL after his death. Tht
ssfos&eitaReo incidental TO treason, by ths
common Law Of England, In abolished b
ne Constitution, and the right Of coans.
JASON Of slave property threatened b.
some newspapers against tbs slave holder
is d mars brussH fzaussa. Journsll
which propose sach exkrsns measures .
this, and Ehe' breaking down Of the Iese'
of the Lower Mississippi 10 destroy th
property Of the States lying in les valley
and to drown, By wholesale murder, men
women and childrsn, inaisarim instely, b
the iaundaiion, advocate what d NJ direc
veriaace with the fundamental law Of d
Land, calculated TO hring odiam upon "a
! cause Of ths Union, and 10 defeat th
) government, by aiisnatIng from its sap
, port the best man At the North, and ~
ery man ii the South. Such inhunaa an
6snaish barbaxitiea would be more worth
: of cannibals than of 0 civilized people.
IL behooves every naaa to be eaTsfs
. how hs may commit himsaif IN these o
{ saled times for though under qua gioxi
: Qua trss Government, sasEe can he .
D such things - constructive treason, "a
D d guilty infant and an ovext act must
Q proved by two Witnesses, Jet In pariof
. Of great public danger, neither Judg'
g nor iuries nor governments are hksty
: be leuisnt to those who are proved gull
a Of such offences
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ADRIATTG, s,sss Ious burden Capt, ]. MAUay
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ooL dI1' t's@ o " b. 1 LnIToH
PSGITI6, 400 a.. /. saiTH,
PRTsCg ALRERZs screw
1850 D." J. wALKER-
One OF the above ships viii leave New Terra oE
waTs tanTlEw Obs sessrnn1sat naiiss soaAaaHs at
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4 RATES or PASSAGE
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| FiFst-ciass, 70 StvSaan -
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| or any town in Irea&ad, on 3 Railway, y
Third~class passengers literally Supplied -
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RETURN TICKETS.
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on railway. in Ireland or from sny Of Tia pEtta
pal cities Of Rngiana Scotland at vssy low rats
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AGF ro aI.AcKaMrTHs
EMPuRTANT NOTICE..

EMP0RTANT NOTICE
Il Netics La hereby given 10 ali holders Of TREAS
axEYa 0astgeasa Of balances 70 GaauGy 0rAegK Shas
aniesH tie SANS sxe pFsseats8 81 sAs Jane meeting
Of the soKFe " QowaE supaTwasssas sszB vii not
be rsessv ed after that dmsa.
IT W. D. TURNER.
Mar 49, 1881. ~
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Witnesses N m nkas., - r1vs xaassase4asn a
IL wsxk and refne - &t1e nk&D16s6 II aetm
% pts3 st5as " - srts ~ k5A1s u $3.50 -
pgssSaax SainxaRs fAA9t74gH
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when called aas thsg can oalg hs legally
used, undsr prssens sircunstaaeas, in re-
polling a. snvasion II that District,
II the a6ovs pozi1sons ore correct, then
II follows, that thsre Is nowar legally sx-
isting--thAs the militia called out are
merely pose eomissosas to aid the Pres
idsnt In the enforcement Of the laws and
10 defend the Dissrios Of EoEanhia against
q threatened invasion. II aiso follows
that the blockade Of the ports Of the Sc
Ioeazng States BY crdsr u the President b
wikhont authority u lsw---a asaspaaaoH
OF power and M ass Of aggression "a the
paxs 81 the presidsns against the coassisa-
1 hon and The rights af the people Of ths
Unisad States.
II This, then, il the war 50 mach talked
about . war, Il il be war, brought on
by The President, without legal authority
and contrary 10 the sxpress asciasasion %
1.-The Constitution, which vesta ths waa
ysaaksag power in Congress, This Ia sh'
: war which all loyal citizens asecalled up
ffon 10 support--this 10 tbs war which IL
: axe called upon 10 enlist IN for the par'
poss oi sustaining the Constitution am
: dsssaaing the asg this ID the war soEa
. maased In sfclatioa e sAe Consultation
d prosecuted without isl aushorisy -whiel
. has Eor is prosecution no cOnssaaasiona
a authority and the object Of whieh ID ;
a snbvsrs the Consultation Of shs Unite
So Stasss and change our preasne form
4 Gosexnment to stronger and more dss
J. posieo 4 war which Ii prosecuted ne
i for The parpose of Ee-uniting the Stats
y Of the Union but for the purpose Of fol
q ever separating them from EACH other,
evidenced by tho assertions Of it, supper
a. eFs hsrsabouss, who do nos hesitate to d
be clare ssWe don't want the border Stat
rs 10 stay in the Union. We want them
~ 10 now, for If they stay in ths unlon, v
TO will have to fght this same battle ov'
va again. We want them all to 60 out b
n gesher; but before they 60 We want 10
or down South aud teach the ssceasiOBis
n that there ID God in Isres1." Anoth
D. leader of the war party said the other da,
"Go out, they the slave holding State
Re- cant 20 out Wen keep 'em in-we
~ whip 'ern in and keep 'em in till We g
H. ready and then VIII kick 'sm ota." Al
on another said; every dictate Of soul
81 craftsmanship demands that Vigoro
ia and determined effort should be made
~n save this Government, sren sceFe u ca
M tain, at the close Of bloody atrtLgg
F" ths independence Of the $50 c&lled) Go
1t fsderate States would have to be acknoV
edged"
TN Ii to raiss our voice in opposition
IA such a war, begun and prosecuted for So
~ purposes, with the certainty Of such Il
&C. mination as above admisted-if to va
our countrymen against the dangers
y tending the exercise of unconssitasioE
OF and despotic powers by the President
to attempt to point out the path to pei
the and fraternity BY which alone the Uni
~ can be preserved, and the people aga
N. become coutented, happy and prospeFo'
aed and thrift and prosperity once more
no Iiven every department Of enterprise
ent Industry, constitutes Us s'Traitor,n a
e. elf this be treason, make the most OF i
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State Of his adoption.
HKNnY CLAY.
In commoa With the fate of all great
and good men, living or dead, the memory
Of this great statesman has been saaiisd
BY classification, fraud and forgery, 70
make him bear testimony in favor OF the
unoallsd for, unnatural, inhaman and an"
holy war inaugurssed under the Lincoln
Administration. To show the depth OF
iufamy to which the smissaries Of this
unholy crusade will descend for capital to
bolster up their partisan war, we present.
below, an extract Of the speech delivered
BY HxxRY CLAY, In the U. S. Senate, july
22d, 1850, as quoted by the st. Loui'
Demoeyat, the Cincinnati Coasaasrcss
and an hundred other Black Republican
prints, including the one in this city; and
after it, We publish the exact words Ut
tered by Mr.. Clay in that speech, as sakeE
from the sixth volume of Colt0s's seorks
Of Henry Clay, page 500.
The papers mentioned above quote thus
aIf Kentucky tomorrow unfuris sh'
banner Of resistance, never viii light IN
der that banner. love q paramount al
lexiance 10 the whole Union, subordi
nate one TO my State"
Henry Clay said:
'ssIF KENTUCKY TOMORROW UA
FURLS THE BANNER OF RESIST
ANCE tsssjHaIg, Tour italics NEt 81
WILL FIGHT UNDER THAT BANNER
LOWE A PARAMOUNT ALLEGIANCE
TO THE sphole Union, (ouF italics, y.
SUBORDINATE ONE TO MY OWl
STATE. WHEN MY STATE Is kIGh.
WHEN IT HAS CAUSE FOR kkSls
TAECE-WHEN TYRANNY,-ANl
WRONG-AND OPPRESSION NSUk
FERABLg ARISE WILL THE
SHARE HER FORTUNES
Observe that the word "tiHJastty,
which qualities the whole sentence, is led
out BY the papers allnded TO- This rep
resents Mr.. Clay as saying something YER
different from what he meant, and fro'
what ha actually said, and is base forg
ery. But whas be said in the very ne1
sentence utterly destroys the false fabri
which the Black Republicans attempt
rear upon this forgery, and hence the
suppress it. Oh shame, where Is til
blush9 Cannot even the dead be permit
ted TO rest in their graves, secure froi
the forger's and traducer's raTages, mol
loathsome than the worms which prey Ut
on their mortal remains
For above extract, see also Append
to Congressional Globe, vol. 2, part z
page l4l4.
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A DMTSasTaAFoR's NOTICE - ssiee IA ssF shg
n gavSn tha4 the aaasrssgnsd has Seen &ppeEnses
~ sas@ Esaaata aaszgs saS na&sAwmszAazi& zeapsss
tewa, kAmAnsssvatoF CT sA@ Estats ef Thezhas ~
EAsaFsr asesaaed, Late "a Potiswstsamle counEy,
Iowa. Al pwsons indebted 20 said Estate are re-
qRestAa 70 Aasks immediate psymenlY aud these
hosdins css&a@ akxfRsk II msss aF@AsuS tee ssxae
fgF adtNasnsant
7" KLEzARBTH JANE sREAEkR,
AamF Bst&ts Of TAesnAs y. shesreTs psc'a.
&sy 10, 1854 So
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Iiven every department Of enterprise and
industry, constitutes Us ''Traitor,' and
ssif this be treason, make the most Of il"
CoRRgapoNDERCE OF THE BUGLE,
Among the many letters which we are
constantly receiving from our friends in
the country, upon the all-absorbing sub
ieet of the civil war-whioh the want OF
space compsls Us 10 decline presenting
the following is well worthy the attention
ForThs Bug1e,
The OBJEcr MsSsrs Edt-
tors: The following &vowal taken from
New York paper Omitted States Josfrn-
al May 9Th, 1861 is no doubt an open
confession, of the object of the war. Hear
il: ssThs North Is united and completely
s'asoused. The South has made terri
ssbis mistake, which she will learn TO her
essorrow within the next twelve months
ssThere is growing determination
ssthroughous the North, now that the ap-
sspeai has been made to the sword, moi
stay it down until The cause Of the t0dT-
"SLAVERY-is swept from the land
''The sentiment is growing, that q finish
s'shall now be made of this vexed ques-
"tion, by plueking it up by the roots
"And as the war goes on, this feeling will
every certainly deepen, until the only
''terms Of compromise that will be &C.
sseeptsd will be the abolition Of slavery.
ffWhassvur regrets may be entertained,
sfthat the Northern mind Is taking this
latitude, the fbct cannot be doubted
HFor the present, however, 'tths negro"
ssis SUNK. He is out of sight, but he still
Selves, and in due time be will walk intC
ssthe theatre Of conflict and there aictat'
''terms of peace. So We think"
DO the thousands who are ssrushing sG
batsls'' understand the object Of thii
WARP Do they know thai they are tn
sseat's pAw's'' Of abolisionism to f'osuaf
ous slavery and thereby ruin The wAol'
South, and perhaps the whole country
forever? verify, the "rail splitter" IA
become Unsoa splitter. gra astonish
ed to SEQ ssUnion mens rushing into thi
dassardly conflict. "Their feet naak
haste 10 shed blood, = in order 10 sestl
sstAs vsxsd question lof slavery) By pluck
ing ii up BY the roots p and strange. a
ii may seem, Democrats are madiy rush
| ing into this unnatural strife for 'Fthe Gb
olisiosa Of slavsryw
The whole scheme Ia but carrying on
| the declared intentions Of the Republican
party, al it's organization In Philadelphia
in 1856, ID which time and place Hon
Erastus Hopkins, Of Massachusetts,, said
eli psaceabse means fail US, and "
ara driven TO the last extremity, whel
ballots fail ~, wen make bullets eifec
tive ~ [srensndous applsuse.l And lien
Iry Wilson, q. 3. Senator from Massaeha
acts, ciosed his speech 70 thai conventio'
By begging them 10 take for their messo
IsfFrseman If Ne NORTH HAVE ausaT y
oosgxx rara ceusTxY, for VIZ ase A PAR
| Try al Union, Law and liberty" DO 1
appears .Aas sAe present eiEil war, o
rather frssrisidal war, Ia bus the legiai
innate resuls or praotiesl part Of BLACK Be
publicaniam previously Declared. II
ssles words, II ID war u ssetsos and q
/ party, purely for psssssam pasposs, and
nothing elsa, holding ont - - incsnsivs
ID fsasaisisms the abolition % Slavass
Isssr srsx AND Inn swoaD.n ].
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10000 SACKS or FLOUR
rog SALE.

AstAs Lowest EasA priem- ss the Cssy Rif
8An4 %, 1850.
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rs deeSswsss Of As - Boain2N Moase," nF
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hnslmeas Ii aaa Eas aFsmGhssy RFom the sxs IL
psTisncs wh4gM he has hSA Tor the AS hf-
f<ea yaaga In sens ~ the pEiEezpai attesy as caf~
ssg - ss~is ssn4sAt sAss ka saa ziaA sosa szssss
sartloh in eating ~ weil n Rsk1Rg a0 Eafmsass
AL Those WAC @Axzs fkezF u5vthaa cgs Ha8 azsssaa
In sas Raasess AID mozs tashtpnAele gnannsr, are
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CORRESPONDENCE OF yHR BUGLE.

Among the many letters which We are
constantly receiving from our friends in
the country, upon the aLl-absorbing sub
ieet of the civil war-whioh the want OF
space compels Us 10 decline presenting
the following is well worthy the attention
Of our readers:
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A EAkk THES8 FACTS
NJ TIE TEsTIAONT OF The wbRID.
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kasE9 10 legal Aa&sthasfuA 1GtNGSa SSAM4AS
sush articles to the State aafhoEiaies *
war against the central government, and
to citixans ia the same States against
whoa there Is no proof Of participation
In the treason for, In order 70 eoastitue
the offence Of treason ths parties must be
among tha eonspirators TO resist gsnerally
and pahlielY by foaea, and there mass fur
ther be an actual resistance BIZ force, OF
by intimidation Of numbers assembled
against law Of the United State. See
report United States ". Hanway, 2 Wal.
lace, Jr., 1897
According 70 the doctrine Of Jno. G. Cal.
honn, which 10 generally received shroagh.
oat the South treason cannot be committed
against the United States BIZ the eitiEsns
oil State which has form&iiy ssceded
from the Union, and Ii ii claimed thai the
Grss allegiance 10 due 10 The Stass othar.
wise, when there was coudiot, the citizens
would be plaeea between two arss. and
the State authoritiss might hang III whe
rsbellsd against shan, while The Unissd
States suthorities might hang oil who
obeyed tho Ssaaa, and thas, besxean the
two authorities, the whole oil the citizens
might ba disposed d. A aiasrsnt opin.
ion, hewsvsf, prevails among The Eagsl
sathosisi@ os the NoFths uhp Insist tina
the allegiance 10 ths United Skatae Is pax-
smaant. In Nsw York StAts the sase
does Hos arises - allsgiaass TO The Siats
md q ths United sa&sss do not eoaHact,
but oosncade.
4 Tha third .eaaiou "a the th;,si a,tsala II
The Consultation aHs0ts shst ssuonersss
shall haso power u dsclaxa ihs panish-
msns e ksses0u- y HI pursnnncs IL TIE
power thus oanfsxrod, uonarsss passed
- - which wAs app<oFsd A1ril -, I7o0.
Mhiah pFcyisiss, y seetias o., Hfhas II
any person II peeson1, ousinR Alleeiance
70 ahs Unissd stesss 81 Azsseicas Ill