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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
HARPER,s
new MONTHLY MAGAZINE,

CRITICAL NOTICES. OF THE PRESS.
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0raTy OF miscellaneous reading such as can not be found
in the same compass in any other publication that has
come under our ~nOtice.-B0sfOn Courier.
The most popular Monthly in the world.-Ner York
Observer.
We must refer in terms OF eulogy to the high tone
and varied excellenceOf "Harper's Magazine'-a Jour-
nal with a monthly circulation Of about I70, 600 copies
lin whose pages are to be found some Of the choicest
light and general reading OF the day. Wespeak of this
work as an evidence Of the American People; and the
popularity it has acquired is meTited. Zach number
contains fully IA pages Of reading matter appTopri-
ateiy illustrated with good wood-cuts; and it combines
in itself the raey monthly and the more philosophical
quarterly, blended with the best features OK the daily
journal II has great power in the dissemination OF a
love OF pure ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Guide TO Amer
lean Literature, London. -r-rfs e
No MAGAZINE In Europe or America is so well known +;
none has half as many readers, and, We may safely
say, none has received so large a tribute OF admitra-
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healthy, diversified, ~elevating periodical Liter nature
It is the foremost Magazine Of the day. The Preside
never had a more delightful companion. nor the nil
lion q more enterprising friend. than Harper's Naga-
Eine--MethOdisf Proficient. Baltimore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
THE ECONOMY OF POWER
IN HIS MACHINE, ITS
Strength, Durability, and
Simplicity,

give II preference over all others New improvements
added, have materially Iessened the direct draught
and so obviated the side draught that many assure us
that it does not now exist. The drUght Of the Reaper
is SO light that in numerous instances the large four
horse machine Is worked with but two horses.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

x Having had business relations viii The A.
gentlemen I take pleasure in saying that tbev-
honorable, upright men, and perform ali they groIi..
and the Jewelry I have seen from there is genuiRe.T an
gives satisfaction r. o THOMPSON
n4l-f NurgeTF Hill Ma
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
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leo pTts, OThbrary. The PUblisherscan supply com
Osnl ,twOiF bh any Number from the commencement
astyve cents they will send any Number. by
ID Any volume, containing six Nun
erss bound in Muslin, will be mailed, posf-DGid. "a
any place in the United States within 1890 miles OF
New York for Two Dollars and Fifty Cents. Com
plete sets, now comprising Twenty-Five Volumes. will
De sent BY Express, the freight at the expense OF the
Volume.
One Cory for ore year, 50; Two Copies for one year,
S05 "Harper's AagaziRe' and 'sHarPer's weekly"
one year, S.. Aud an Extra Copz. qrstis. for ever
s25.
CleFgymen and Teachers supplied at 81, so a year
The ~Send-4nnual Volumes bound IN Cloth. $3.50 per
volume Muslin Covers, 25 cents each, Nett. when
ordered 70 be sent BY Nail, Eight Cents additional must
be RENTED for postage. The Postage upon HaTper's
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eeiVed. n Postage is Thirty-six Cents year, OF Nine
Cents for tn. emonths. HARPER &
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Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
AspinWaIl. Precinct 10. 3.

10 Delinquent Tar Payers of Nenala OoUnsy,
Nebraska Territory
You are notified that J, Jonas Hacker, Treasurer
in and for the said county Of Neuaha, win offer at
public sale, and will sell at the place Of holding
Courts in said county, on the first Monday, being
the seventh day Of September. A. d., 1858. between
the hours Of Q o'clock A. n. and 1 o'clock P. NJ, al
the Lands and TOWn Lots specified in the foregoing
list, situated in said eOuntys on which me Taxes
levied for the year 1862 stil remains due and I'M
paid, unless said Taxes upon said Lands ard Town
Lots, be paid prior to the time Of sale IS herein above
mentioned, with interest from the LIST Of June, 1858,
at the rate of ten per cent. per annum, with 9 pen
atty Of ten per cent, also 20 cents for each descrip-
ton Of Laud, ana 10 cents for each Town Lot.
JONAS HACKER, Treasurer.
BroWnville, N. T.. August Sth, 1853.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

SABBATH SCHOOL BELL NO. 2
$4,000 Copies Sold the First y
Months of its Publication.

It is an entire New Work, Of nearly zoo pages
Many Of the Tunes and Hymus were written 1-
pressly for this volume. Il VIII soon be as PoPuH
As its predecessor, BELL No. y which has run uPn
the enormous number Of SIS 900 copies n 50 months
outstripping any Sunday School Book Of Us z5'B
sued in this country. Also, both vOlumsa are boane
IN one to accommodate schools wishing them IN tnas
form. Prices Of Bell No. 2, paper covers. - ssnGy
Sf2 per 100. Bound, IS cents, SIS Perlpo. OiS9
bound embossed gilt, 80 cents, $50 peTl00. Bell 70.
1. paper covers, y cents, SO per 100. Bound "
cents; S1S per 100. Cloth bound embossed git, =
cents, $40 per 100: Bells Nos; and sogna Y
1isbedi at the 100 price. Cloth hound embOs'al
Gilt. 5Ocehts, $40 per 100. Mail postage free 6
the retail pfice.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher,
n41-Iy NO.4S1 BrOadzaJ. New Ions
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johnson CharlesH 9I0U ID
South BroWnYille-
johnson Charles d z 46
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15
Furniturel Furnitureu -

The most complete stock Of Furniture ever offered in
this upper country just received By 7. HILL,
BgOwnYille, April 25th, 1861.
Nebraska advertiser., 1863-08-15

ZEE HARP or FREEpom.

THE HARP OF FREEDOM.
Now ready, a new and superior collection Of 2
Anti Slavery, Patriotic, and "COEtraband" song
solos, duets, ~quartets, and ehoruses. Nos d be
Poetry and Mugic has been written expressly 81
this work, to correspond with the times aDa sboa3
be sung by the million, in order % awaken . on
interest in behalf Of the eCOntra5ands," Hh AID
in his providence, has cast upon the Free Agrbh
elothe and educate.
CONTENTS, IN PART.
"Fair Freedoms Morn has daWned a. last"
~Break the Chains, or tHA Fmqncipating Sword
"FremOnt is Marching on, or. Glory Halle'ujah5
ooh Help the 'Contrabands';" sold John Br0HH5
Song p HSong Of the sCOntrabands' (" 80 LstHg
People Go . "ParOdy on the Song Of She 'COnrt
bands p @Where Liberty DEslls is my country;
when Slavery dies thers1l be Freedom = ~Wsn,
Freemen, God has spoken (" @Whittier's suPprasa
Song Of Freedom, etc.
Price only 5 cents single, 50. cents PEI dozen, ,
per 100 postage cent.
HORACE WATERS, Publisher.
n41-Iv 48I Broadway, New York.
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Cry Couyc1L. L.-BoARD OF ALDERMEN.
j. tho absence Of the clerk, Robert Bell was
chosen clerk, pro tenn.
communication from Robert Hodgklns,
yesignng his position Of Superintendent OF the
Poor and Work House, was recelVed' ano &C.
cepted
An anplication from Mrs. Elizabeth Muir,
0ravne a remission Of a tax: was received from
the Common Council, and the action OF that
Board concurred In,
4 communication from the Auditor, in rea-
ZION to the estimated receipts and expenditures
Scr She current year, was received, and referred
TO the Committee On Finance.
i communication from the Chief Engineer
Of The Fire Department, was referred to Sc
2ect committee of two from each Board-l!.
Mckenzie and A. Harmon on the part Of the
aldermen.
The bill repeating an act in relation to nui-
sa1ces, was referred to the Committee on the
Poor.
4 bill of z. II, Ripley was referred to the
Committee on Claims.
4 resolution from the Common Council, in
relation to an election Of Regulator of the Town
Clock, and Physician to the Poor, was laid on
the table, and the Board adjourned.
COMMON CoUNcIL. The resignation Of 4.
ETodgkins, as Keeper Of the Poor and Work
House, to take effect on the 10th Of May, was
received and accepted.
A communication from Elizabeth L. Muir,
requesting a remission of taxes was received,
0u5 5he request was not granted.
L communication from the Chief Engineer
Of the Fire Department, III relation to the con
dlton OF the apparatus, was received, and re-
terred to committee of two from each Board
"A. Moran and J. Tacey, committee on the
part of the Common Council
The Chief Engineer reports that two Of the
e0mpanies-the Sun and Friendship-are in
condition for service, but the others are without
organization, and the engines, especially the
S1ar, unfit for duty
A bill 10 repeal an act in relation to nuisan-
COS, passed July 10th. 1858, was received frorn
me Board Of Aldermen, read first time, and
referred 70 the Committee on tie Poor.
4 communication from the Auditor, giving
so estimate of the receipts and expenditures
Tor the current year, was received from the
1oard Of Aldermen, and it's reference thereof
. the Committee on Finance concurred in.
! retiticn from J. ". Whitemore, for a
Change Of market hours on Saturday, was re-
ee2'sd: read, and laid upon the table.
message from the Board of Aldermen was
'>|;elVec, notifying the Common Council that
Ceg 20n~concurred in the action of the Coun-
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the act in relation to nuisances, and asking q
committee CT conference, bat the Council de-
termined to adhere to its action in referring.
An account of T. Howe Ripley, amounting
to s25, passed tht Board Of Aldermen, was re-
e>eiyed, read, and referred to the Committee on
Claims
It was resolved that the two Boards OF the
CITY Council hold joint convention, at their
next meeting, for the election of Regulator
of the Town Clock, and Physician OF the
Poor. The Board adjourned.
JOINT MEETING joint meeting Of the
Board Of Aldermen and Common Council was
held, when John 7. Sherwood was chosen
Keeper of the Poor and Work House; after
which the ioint meeting adjourned
THE IRON CLAps.-The result ct the con-
fict in Charleston harbor has demonstrated
that iron-clads cannot be made impregnable.-
The construction ofiron- covered ships has been
going on rapidly and steadily in both England
and France. and we believe it remains an open
question in both those countries whether any
missiles could be constructed which would per-
forate heavy iron sheathing. 10 Lieutenant
Brooks belongs the honor Of solving this pro
bem, and we may expect the solution to have
it's effect upon naval architecture throughout
the world Whilst iron clad ships may be
useful for harbor defence, 1t Is clear that they
are not, even upon smooth water, lnvulnera--
ble whilst at sea the slightest gale would send
them to the bottom. For operations upon the
ocean such a ship as the Alabama is worth
: ba i0htc to
be fought in the old way, by timbers and
hearts of oak, and in the conflicts Of forts
with ships, the superiority which the former
always upheld will continue, in spite OF all the
coats of mail that ships can be clothed In.
II Rich. Dispatch
A letter from Hilton Head, published in
the n. Y, Times, says:-"Col Rust, Of the
Eighth Maine, who has endeavored in every
particular to carry out the views Of the Com
manding General of this Department. upon
discovering that a few of his officers were plot.
ting to thwart his efforts, solely because he
was in favor of standing by his General and the
Administration, reported their case to Head
quarters. General Hunter with his usual prompt
ness in such matters, Immediately telegraphed
70 Beaufort, where the Eighth Maine was
stationed, an order TO have the mutinous off,
GERS arrested This morning Lieut.. Col.
Twitchell and Dr. Mitchell have had the op-
portunity to resign or te discharged in dis
grace from the army. They have accepted the
first alternative.
Prince Napoleon was to have left Paris
week ago for Egypt. The Princess Clotilde
was to remain in Paris. In his voyage, the
Prince will visit several important places IN
Eevpt the fields immortalized by the French
armies, Alexandra, thePyramids, Cairo, He'll
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nrnur,v nv rrr NIGHT or THE RIoT.

RGUNrRX ON Tl.E NIfhl WI I'M 'i'-'
Patrick Sherron and John lIagan were called
snd adore. sed by the keoorder follows; foa nave
ton convicted OF robbery in the hfr' degree EVIL
aeuce Of vour previous good cnh'acteis n"s De"h
broa1hL forward AID Ia your eass ii'8'n' you
have worked five years for one man WIN e.e@"''osS
aud satisfaction. IL seems irnpos-ise 'i' On tue
Grst night of the riot Won could suddenly become a
highway robbsr Had yOu been told a snort tme
before that Won would have done this deen, oouot
not that YOU would have been surprised ie' 'uou-
sands of workmen like you lef, their employment
and mar, cipat.d in The tnuultuous lasrlOns when
,,rsad Lt. IL. over a Western prairie, ana they
should now take warning by your later. give
Won the ghtest punishment known 10 'he Ia" l0T the
olT.nsc Won have committed IL Ia my painful duty
t. sentence each If You to ten years imprisonment
In the State Prfon.
SENTENCE or WHITTIER.
James n. Whittier was then recalled 10 receYe
hr sentence.
Mir. Howe asked that the evidence Of the good
character OF the prisoner should be taken into con-
sidersion end stated that nc had vile and family,
aud enid lying al the point Of death
Recorder ioiGian addressed the pfisoEef as iOl-
lows:
Il have 10 douh, IN tbs case, from The evidence,
that this is the man who led the riot on the 18th o.!
July, in tho attace upon lnE TmBuSE Bdlid.ngs.
Il IL the only instance in winch any leader o. The
late riots has been brought before the Cont. IL
makes no difference what buildng or persons have
be en attacked; Justice must be meed ont IN all cases
ION are -videnlly If sufficient cdu'a.On and force
OF character 10 be capable oil ladlng the mob Most
of the men who have been arrested and convicted
have been laborng men, who appear TO have Uoen
carried away by Inc excitement OF the occa-i0n IL
your case, deem IL my duty 10 give yon the eA-
rene sentence which your case warrants; there
fore sentence you 10 years imprisonment IN the
Penitentiary and 500 tine, ana to stand committed
until tue fine Is paid.
TIE prisoner requested permission to gay Few
word. which Wa rranted, when De proceeded la q
very agitatod manner nearly ~ follows:
nave ALWAYS been good cliizeni those men
who sNore against me perJured themselves ond
tiall live 10 see them punished with my own ey -
I have ll4ays been good citizen. ana never have
had any trouble and have Travelled all round me
world; have served this country Over seven years
ana never received anything for ~ am - ycus
years of age aud have a family ana ,itA CALL,
and III | have 70 say H. may God be with them.
Mary Fuchs was called up TO be- sentenced for
larceny. la view OF her condition, her counsel re-
quesei the Cunt - SUSPEND Julsneat, or scnd LoF
10 the leland.
Tie Recorder sid no though'.hat as she hat 70
10 TO State Prison, u was more humane 10 send her
there 10 once ana accordingly sentenced her 10 TWO
years in that iusti.utIOu.
Alcr the Transaction # some other business, the
Court al louned .or tic term.
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O
HELMBOLD'S ROSE WASH.

excel en lotion FOR disease Of syphic usure and -
riectoa 10 diseases q the Untay Organs arising fom
habits of dissipation. used IN connection WITH tho Extracts
BUchn and ssraPsrla 10 such diseases recommended
Evidence OF the responsible and re liable character viii
s,comI any IL medicines
CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
FROM 3 10 70 YEARS STANDING. with
NAMES KNOWN 10 SCIENCE AND FAME.
tor Medical Properties OF Buchu,
SEE D.sPENsATOkY Of TIE UNITED STATES.
See Professor DENIES valuable works on the Practice
ofPhysc.
See remark, made by the late celebrated Dr.. PHYsIC,
Philadelphia
SEQ rolnark, m.lo by Or. EPHRAIM MCDOWELL, q
celebrated Physici,n and Member Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons leaod and published In the transactions of the
hing and Queens Journal.
see Msd.co hiru gical Revev, published BY BENJAMIN
THANEkS, Follow OF IA. Royal COllese Of Surgeons.
see most Of the ate Standard Works on Medicine.
EXTRACT bUChU, = per bottle, or Six for s5.
EXTRACT SAkSAPARlLLA, 81 per bottle, or Six for
e.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH. SOC per bottle or six for
~ SO
Or HsfDcEeu Of each for @ which viii be .uciento cufs
the obstinate II oTvc ions adhered to.
Delivered TO any address securely packed from observation
Describe symptoms In all communications Cure fuaau-
tsed Advice gia,s
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I,,o.. odv,,os Cednas division 1850 rtrong, cccu-

py Coirtepeqae, ten leagues hence IN the j lection
OF Sun Migucl; Havnla win i,JVo "ceupes l1esal'
,erorne siy Ieapues fr m 49, aud twe I've from Santa
Ans. where Clrrora hclds his heojQusrtere, and a
anal reserve OF $780, making total Of about 3 AGO.
This city wears :. Lost lerorn Ireasy "a pect, bas
ines wholly suspenGed, stores closed, lropistors
non est; but am greatly mIsiareu or some wish
themselves again within the city, aud under the pro-
lection OF the guards, and possibly yon will agree
with me when ;ell yop, that all armed baud OF %
headed by one of Carcera officers, walked IN at
dead Of night to the hoJse of Esnmo1a, who Is
brother oil President living qaetly upon his es
tate mt Santa Techa and hurried INN away from MS
wife's eide and bed as their prize and prisoner. We
have sill TO learn the results Of this act ofvainous
and srrocious daring.
SUNDAY, II o'clock.--Our forces have been called
te arms The cry il " They come" The boom OF
cannon is heard in the distance. Il ooss al II The
ball was about 10 open.
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NEW-yEIssEY ITEMS.

MoyrMEsr FOR AN AHsKNAL.-At the meeting OF
the Board Of Chosen FIoehodcrs Of Hudson County ye'te
day stcInoop, Of tho nembor' BIZ John Mc0usan
offered resolution which adopted, for the appointment
Of Committee ascertain and report to the Board the
probable for lo erection OF srsons for tho Of the
County. Messrs. MeOuigan, Dennng Duer and Col Abel
Spoer appointed said Committee They were instructed
10 confer with officers Of tho Government with view OF pro-
curing # possible the old United States Arsenal and grounds
located Of Hudson City.
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l.

Take 10 Btlssn Msrrary Unpleasant Medicine fo
p.e4ssa; and Dangerous Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BJCHU
CURES SECRET DISEASES
a. al their stages a EHGe4s3 little 40 chanes OF ID
ct. 20 lncony-si-lce, AND ~ bAfDSUhE.
IL caves ccsne and Fes stieo.tb to Ui!nat-
thereby removing oD-uc ols preventing and curing s,fle
ure, II the arcthr ayn. psiu aud inflammation so ifs
N. in tn. ca. ol 1.s.e aud e1gelnns POISONOUS.
DISEASED AND WOhS-OJi NATTER
Thousands upor .hogs.nis 500 L.ye oee9 TIE
VICTIMS Of QrAChS
and who have psii HEAVY yes 70 be cured IN snort
tu- iound they deceived, aad tnsI the foiron
b, o. Powerful Asru ssDts" been dried up N
the system to break out IN essrav-ted ior M, sm
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.
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I.
AFFIDAVIT.


Personally .pre,ed before an Alderman the ciiy q
Philadelphia, H. Helabold who being duly sworn. doth
say his pr.ps.ou contains No narcotic. no mercury or
other injurious drugs but axe truly vegetable ueo,n
Sworn and subscribed before TIL. 21i day u November
1885, WM =. HlBbAED, Alderman.
9sh-'t. above Race, Philadelphia
Address, letters for information. la confidence. TO
Fl. Il. HELM BOLD,
CHEMIST
DEPOT,
No. lO4 SOUTH TENTH STREET
(BELow CHESTNUT
PHILADELPHIA.
BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEIrs AND uNPRINolPLEp
DEALERS
Who sudeavor TO dispose Of" their own" and other" azt
Giles the reputation attained BY
HELMBOLDS GENUINE iPREPA'
RATIONS.
GENUINE EXTRACT BUCuu
HELMBoLDs
GENUINE EXTRACT sARsAPAIILLA
HELMBoLD's
GENUINE IMPROVED ROSE WASH
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
ASK FOR HELMBOLD'S.
TAKE NO OTHER.
~ Ga. gu, tho advertisement, snd'',a for n 'al ''sA
wBsaiusa Aad exposure.
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SUSPICION OF Foul PLAY.-Yesterday forenoon
tie body Of unknown found In tho sokensack
River the plank road bridge Deceased was abou, 40
Of aud dressed ia blue flannel shit and black
pants, tho Loft tho initials " f. O." Bruises or
si' OF violence found upon tao al and Late
Sunday night the ueghbo heard disturbances near tho
bridge and thought that deceased may been
laid.
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NJ

USE HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT
BUCHU
For all affection. and diseases OF tie Urinary Otars whether
Existing
IN MALE Or FEMALE,
From wha,.v-r Gauss originating aud no matter o' low
lorx standing. Ds-ss@s Of these Organs
require the aid Of D.1retic-
HELMBOLD's EXTRACT bUCHU
Is THE GREAT DluRETIC,
AND IT IS CERTAIN
To HAVE THE
DESIRED EFFECT
IN ALL DISEASES
FOR WHICH
II 10 HECCAhESDED.
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Az INCHATFFUL FELLOw.-JOeeph Jones, "a
young man. I'D states be /. bs-lenie,. va.
paut oi Nr John IRWIN, residing a. no .
Avenue H. ho charges him with stealing from BIN -AI ~
L. al tender t that The .ecusd Represented
himself poor and d>ttuts ard the comp <insnt touched
with lily MIN and cared ipr him. 81 return or wAch
fellow thr a5oyo uIeniiousa TIE accused vac
suspected of t. art when aissd coniesscd % Ohces
Sflh that b. lad taken he n0foy. aud suuseqgentiy
rr'urced l05 to the euplsrant He committed, IA
lctagl, u :. 90 bal, % answer
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HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.

For weaknesses arising from Ercesses Habits of Dssips.
ton, Early lndi,c e.ion Or Abuse attended
with the following symptoms:
IDdisposition to Ex-rtion, Los of Power,
Loss of Memory Difficulty Of Breathing
Weak Nerves Trembling,
Horror of Disease Nakeiuiuess
DnBess OF Vision, Pal IA the Back,
Hot Hands, Flushing Of the Body,
Dyness 0 the Skin, ErUptiols on the Face,
Universal Iassiude Of the Pallid CounteLaDcs
Muscular system.
Tee syLlu,1 allowed % 60 which this medicine
iDya. isbiy soon follow -
IMPOIEACf Faulty. EPILEPTIC FITS
In Of which the pstiele may expire. VINO can say
they frequently followed by those drefa diseases
INSANITY AND CONSUMPTION!
Many OF the 81 thelf suffering bnt none
wih confess The Insane and the mel
snchoiy ceah. Consumption ample witness TO the
tfutn OF the assertion. -
The CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED BIZ ORGANIC
WEAKNESS.
requires toe mid o. medic stteD and rvgorate the
sys.ell, which HLLMDOLDo EALRACI bUCtU ILys1s
by doea n tral will convince tie most skeptica.
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FEMALES, FEMALES. FEMALEsi

FEMALES! FEMALES! FEMALESi
OLD Oh .OUSG, slNOLE. MAEhIED. OR CCSfEA
PLAII.,G IaHAIAOf.
In many asc.i peculiar Females. The ExtIct lcnu
~ ans othrr remedy ChorOsis ReeE-
lion ,uaiit-s a'gness OF sppfre.on Of CasOm.sy
Evacuation eer4,r SciTFhals % the Utesds Leu
couhst White. sefliiy or oil complaints igci.en
neither sIisy lnci,cfetioH. Habits Of Ds
patton or IN the
DECLn,E Or CHANGE or LIE.
see .yE pfeu4s Dove.
no FAMILY SHOULD b. WITHOUT IT.
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taken 10 the hospital where be has since been undergoing
course Of medical treatment lie was 70 badly bruised by
. mob a. to be unable identify positively any Of them
bot hihs the prison par. Of the crowd VINO beat him
Mr. John r. Norsnd residing at No III East Thirty ninth
street stetod that he the attack on ths wne' and Il
20 tive that the prisoners portion of the crowd whom
he ssw beating complainant Several other witnesses also
identified them Justice Kelly held them for further sIam
ination.