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MAPPlN ENS or MlsEskY

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ma!adiss which result from youthful foiiies, ex-
cessss OF maturity, or ignorance Of Physiology
and Natures Law.
Theseinvalu able Lectures have been the means
Of enli ghtsning and saving Thousands, ard will
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ADDRESSING s,BcREfARY, New York Msss0m Of
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MEDICAL

oOeASers ~ the Usstoo !
nssa sAs following Lsss~s rsssivsd non ron
eoeaaess = esdorsssses o. he
WUkLD AAOWN AID WORLD TRIED
nDaBDio kxovnA 40
pAoFEsooh tsolLCNAY1
PILLS And OlNT VENT.
Ton will hsss Gnd uasoliei.ss tsstims,i.ls ~.
esivsd from al Parts OF he country vhes, our
Array IL in force.
SEE TO YOUR HEALTH.
All Of you havo ne one interested il ycvf vel.
fare, then Do not delay.
YOUR LIEF Is vALUABLEi
Not only 70 yourselves. b. % yoar fathers and
you nay, purchase your health!
FOB 70 CENTS, 70 CENTS. OR sllo,
viii. when expended In these medicines, bring
yoa down 70 the grsenest and ripsst ola age.
The fel ow.ay ere genuine iett=rs, On he fDr In
speesion - this oihes.
SO Maiden Lane, N. Z.
Quastesmasters Department,
3stH Illinois Volunteers, :
.. Folly Island, j. G., November ~, 1855
Prof Holloway, 80 Maiden Lane, N. Z:
sSs: DISCLOSED please Ana Two dollars, for
which eend ne one dollsF's worth each 81 gear
celebrated Pills and Ointment, ~ rstura ma.l.-
Please attend 70 this II once, Tor an much In
need Of the above remedies. Address,
Lieut.. A. W. FsLLows, q. NJ,
SSsa illinois Vols.
Camp near 8saady Station, va-t
January 9. 1854
Prof. Hollow AY-Dssr Sir: hsss heard . |
great deal Of talk about your famous pills. ana -
never was in the need Of them until nov, want |
70 ny them - diarrhGA - very prevalent q the |
present time, seud me the worth Of the o0slo I'd.
Yours, a., JOekPn WALSH,
60. 3, 9Th Rsst Asesls.or Brigade.
Pulaski, Tenn, December 81, 1863.
Pr HoLLowAY-Ds,r Sir: Please aod en-
,lossd one dollar, and send me the amount In Jour
ANGUS pills, = an troubled with dyspepsia and
SIX cure. Yours, dc,
Taos = Tvaszl, Co |, "a Iowa Infantry.
Morris bland, 8 G, Jan IL, 1854.
Prof HoIlowAY-Dsas Sir: Eaclossd you will
ONE Of your valuable pills; send them By nall.
sasloss 10 cents Tor postage. Address,
IssA1L Z. HALL, Go y, lta h,
Port Royal, sc,
Camp Of stn Excelsior Brisadsl
January -, 1854.
Prof. HoILoxAI-Sir: Please send me for the
"a 10 cents to pay postage, and Jon wiil obligs.
Yours, 10, Ssrgt WV PowRss,
Co Z, 5th Reg, Excelsior Brig, Washington.
Morris Island, 8 g Jan u, 1854.
P,of. HOLLowAY-Please ful encloeed the sun
one dollar for pills. 1havs d,arrhoa, and cant
.sqp,p SO want + -, ysa' u R.
Co u, 10th Penn Vols.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-16
New YosK. April 1

NEw YosK, April Is.
The steamer George Washington brings
New Orleans papers Of the 9th, one day
later.
Tho reported sinking Of the rebel ram
Tennessee 10 Mobile Bay 10 unfounded.
A disastrous fire occurred in New Or.
lears On the night Of the 9Th. Tue store.
Of o. A. Yoke, Parsley and Williams 4
COchrsns were burned. Loss several hun.
bred thousand dvliafs.
The Free State canyentiou bad complet
I'd ito organisation. 1t had voted sc to IL
thas members shall take tho oath Of Decem.
Der BIB, - the oath prescribed By the Pres
,dent's Anne sly Proclamation.
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R0l
ssstassss " OAissvs sssss, xAteA u ssslss ~
sess factor thea DAss~post tisss.
nN AnD AffBR MONDAY, nov. 18th
~ loeS, aaA antll lustAss sotiss, passenger
tsaans eli leave Davenport - follows:
o.0o Z. Z. tse 0sianell - Wash,ass0o.
2.e0 ?. \. Tor lsWs City ~ 1nsoaslns.
snAass Anasvs ~ DAvupose - 1oLLovs.
Syeop. !. fssa 0sisnsli aad Washisssea.
SIS ?. 4. ffo0 0fieneil end xuSsssins.
The oy0V An. seais 01s a Davenport nakeedlsess
eosaeseiUas q 0sisaeli, lows sity ase Waehto0
~ WITH he Wsssssn btags Company ssseees Sot
I'll points Wsss, 6oath-we and Northwest.
'ffalns froo ne West connect q DsveaIset
With tralus q the Chicago ssd Rock lsisn1 Eel
DpoA ~ Ill points East, North ssd Ssath.
essssaesss see fs.indsd Of Ne ne:eaic :!
Qviae dItsisst difesttons = = = dessinaas. 9
0etv taeeNes, aisn 70 psosasssiskaGs bsgesetokino
W." ''e'' JOHN ?. TRACY, 0sar ssrt.
4. KumALa, ASH Sap't.
Davenport. Nov. Is, ISo3.-dH
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epee,sl to Commercial.

WA.HfSoroN, Apri' Is.
IL IL thought the g"id bill will pass Con-
gross in . mod fed form. Also that the
passage Of the National bank Bill 10
certain, but without shv cxclusion Of steir
bUuds from State taxation.
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LfgTfI lsaisssos, April =.
~ ~ lheoen6l 0svsnae bl11 No 80.
fDDooe rsvis1eo q ~ - 80 = Sseoe, 81
6sloise ~ - asenlsssy, with SCH te-
lpsuvuUeaes ae e1poeisnce be- reo6eesd 80
ooessy. IL epotsipe la seetieoa, II VI
WhteA srs devoted 20 general psovis,eua.
Tbsrs 10 ono prov.sioa which exe0pes frUm
llseesins the tool or imp!s0sns u . trade
o. psessssiou, one COW, arms, peosisioc,
hOusshold fosnisose kept iof use, and The
apparel necessary for ts@ily. Among tie
prominent features Of tue bill ore the fol.
foWisg:
10 addition to duties payable for licensss,
there 10 to b paid on oil Spirits dise,llsd 70
b sold or removed for consumption, or
ssle, II frat proof, prior TO the lst Of July
nsxs, . duty of CO. pr gallon; on and after
that date TO tbs let Of January, 1855 81 !;
on and after January 1st, 1865, Sl.25.
provided the duty on oil spirits shalt
bscoms taxed ss no lower rate than the
basis Of 6rst proof, and shall be increased
in proportion Tor any greater strength than
Of firss proof.
All Distilled spirits and refined coal oil,
upon which IN excise duty 10 imposed By
law, may DO removed without psyment Of
duty, pr0viCed those 20 removed snsll b
transferred directly from the distillery OF
refuery 70 bonded warehouse. All beer,
lager beer, Gle, porter and other similar Ter.
mented liquors, By Whatever name called,
are to pay duty Of one dollar per barrel |
Of not more than thsrty.one gsllons.
All baoAefs ere taxed - follows Using
and employing capital not exceeding the
sum Of $4,000, 500 Tor each license
= lsn using or employing capital exceeding
S5O, O0O, Tor every additional 81 600 on ex
cess of $50, 900, 81.
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x6f4khnAnasassf, 49, Z
6NAgu Q3lA noGvAH. NOV. u 1T,
WYE G6 10IAw oeaee. tD11o1 O01uoO0
06eonoess1GG1s 101n0U u1Deos - sealsUss {
lA0n1l go ee.... -. ....s.s. 80. 49, = =.
U9Q1uAe0u1oO. ssess.s.s.......s.s.esevb s0
SaD9ave - 0svsspsst lstlys 6sa6aSs -
eopse1, AsasoleU0s
:a go e.: -; :: :. c = :. :
~ 0o6o6 ovoe eAle eUaoo sSe n direct eoanoneO
o1OAjsaeo OltA tsaass ssss botA The hisAieae
0DaeAa1, 0asAiglo Osstsal, htseoeegs !sss
VsvDe 81 VhieSse Raiiraed % Esd fsoa Dc.
0p1S TeIolo. OslSmbss, Msvsls1d, CinsinnaA
0r6sose, Ossktsh, Da9sse, Niaeosa Sals, Aleep
~, Mes Ysss, PAils1saphia, BsasnsfsaeA Wese'
cosossss - rsatadsl Il Ne necessity =
evlag dasasss lifsstisss = y re dsstisasiea =
~ -, aiso soQsoofe tiskees bseeee sst.
~ 80 ID she esss, - ~ eonduetesU col
q fAsss ssiy - ssatioss o. sas lins Of he @
JOHN ,. TRACY Superintendent.
DoVeppsgs. Nov, 10. 16Se. ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-16

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN PERMANENT CURs ~
Gonosshsa, elect, UleshEal .D.soiaf8ss, lmpo-
tsnse, Eaminsl Weskpess, Nightly Emissions,
1noontinsocs, Genital debility and lrsi-
tapility, Gravel, Structure and afse-
tions Of thu kidney = Bladdsr,
which hes bssn used BY upwards Of
100 Phy0iolAn0
in their private practice, with entire success, -
psreedins Cabsb's Capsules. q any other com
pound hisherts keovn.
AEkLS SPkClCE( PILLS 4
are speedy in se.ion, often sdecting . curs in :
few days, aud when cure 10 effected It 10 per-
oansnt They are prepared from vegetable *
tracts that are harmless on the system, and never
nsussate the stomsch Or inpssgnats the breath /;
and being sugar eostsd, ali nasssous tsste 10
avoided No change OF diet IL Necessary whilst
using then, nor does their action interfere With
businsss. Essh Box contains six dossn Pile
Pries4 Sold III I'll the principal Druggists.
In placss whore no agent 10 advertised they will
b seSs b. nail, post paiA, and conf isntsaliy
ured from observation when desired, on receipt Of
ney, By J. BkY AN, n. D., - Csdss-st, N. Y.
5 NTH 1 Dryer W Wholesale Agents, Chieage.
III WE.L3 Agent, davenport.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1864-04-16

CAN 6E CURE
The advertiser, Physician II thirty years e.
pesience, in the TIRE Atnent Of Lung DIseasss,
bronchitis, asthma. &C., but now retired from the
practice, 10 lesirous Of inpartirg his experiences
by d,dusing information inva liable TO suffering
huwsaity, and which he's Cared th0QaNpas.
The came msdicine will no do tor ali. He will
send Prescription, wish frll directions for Iss,
adapssd 70 saeb particular cassand viii surely e.
feet cure. TAT iS-is will Gust you nothinx-a
stamp required for postage. Address.
h. 10 ~ \, n. ~, box tO79, New York City.
IL, WELtS. Agent DAvenpxf:.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c r E AT MERICAN REM EDY.'

IMPORTANT TO LADIES
&c r EAT AFRICAN REM EDY."
DR. 1ArvOYs0
hro OF b eraal r - ale Pills,
IA. HIGH HAVE NEVER YET FAILED
w (whsa the direstions have bssn strictly
followed in removing difAcultiss arising IRON
OBSTRUCTION Ok STvPfA0k OF NATURE,
OF In rsstoriag the system 70 perfect health shsp
suffering trom opeqlsl sesetl6ns, Froiapsus utsri,
the " hltss, Of otase weakness Of The Uterine Or.
Isas. The Pills ifs perfectly harmless On the
o6nSsitusioa, sud may be tsEsn b. the nsss del
ieste female without causing disG sss ~ the
by strengthening, iLvisYEsting sLd rsssosing the
System 70 = hsa4say c~Iditiop, and BY bringing N
N the nosthly period OF regularity, NJ
sasttsr from what ceuss the obssfuc ,en my
arise. The, should however NOT = taksn tnS
arst three OF tour rsaa ~ y pfsgnecy, though
sAfs - sny oshee tune, - miscari1go wsuld -
tie result. kasn beg contains 70 pits. prics II.
N. Hayss,'s 7,eaties "a aissa.es q Esnales,
Pfvynaae1, AsssurrlGge, B0srssssess, .Sisssts-
", Kspr0dscsi0~ saj 4t~es u Mature.
and empnatcaiiy tue LADlss' PAX .IH MEDICAL
ADvlsxR, p phet o. ~ pages, sent Tree to NJ
ad1fsse. Six cents required 10 pay postage.
Tho Pills and BOOK Will DO sent " mail,
dentsslIy, when desi, cd, securely scaled, and pro
paid, on receipt Of money BY
J. BkYAN, N. D., General Agent.
7S-Cedar-strest, New York.
Sold BY all the principal Druggists.
Smi 4 Dwyer, v holsssle agents, Chicago.
-. v Ella ,Acest Dsaenport.
..TlCk Is HEREBY GIvkN That At
IN the Cour House door, in the city Of Da7en.
port, S,ott couoty. Iowa, On the 2Sth day Of
April, A. D., 1884, at clock ,. u. OF said day,
there will be zod, al public auction, to the Lign.
est bidder, tor oasL, 10, Of notes, accounts and
j Judgments belonging to the estate Of John T..
W. hbarn. deceased.
a schedule Of said notes, accounts aaa judg-
ments may b seen b osl.ing On the under
siynca,
dated April 5th, 1854.
THEv. X. MErAURE,l Aam;,;.,r.to,,
JOHN n. FECK, An"H'oi''
aplo- d1Vt
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TalspMPaON Z 0DAL,
peJesasfOas ~ Sns
,DCoND ST. LIVERY Stable.

Hew Horses, New Harnesses.
New DaAG91c0s
1 TElE PROpRiETORs q M
4E i~ae eeooolisbed aad pspolae
assbls tohs pleasure d -.
!. uearssas u thsis psassss ssl
.ks uuAiie sseesslsy that thsy bsvs isss -,
plsaisbsa shs,s Ablss. SD sss bsse tse
4lnoes STICK e V~rHlagos, 00G11oA
Carriage . sa64le 4essee
-. en..A :. ~ asv. = vhlsA Sbey iosioo g.
1ssisi sssescios. Fsu ~ ssnsssea1.o = ~
1snaah Il bssissss 81 eslisas ssoeeee =
49, 800 ~ - beasos6 - ssssasbee
..s..a..ae,e 1nuua1n - - - q f111n)l
49, eeesr1are - IN eAnuA - $1,000
11s@ 5sS0hee aGe~AD
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For mats, Nsce, l90acAes. Ants, 0eo
Dags, MotAs = Fuss. Weolsus, -. Inssets -
Plsnss, Fowls, Animals, &e.
Put up in Csc, 5Vc ami 81 Boxes, Bottles snd
Fisaks. % and Is sisss for Botsls, Publie Inssi.
satisns, .. =
"Only infsllabls fsmsdiss knswa." 60
"free frUm FOisons"
"Aot ds1cefcus " the Human ram'ly.s
Rats e0me Ous OF their holes 70 DE"
X sol Who'll sale in I'll large e,tiss.
- Sold By I'll Drues'salI 40 Rsssilsss every.
where.
Hlll BnvAa1 ! II Of al worthless limitations
Seethat "CUsfAnssS name ID oneh Box, bot
ts ~ Fish bessse 90 bav.
hiseipA Depse ; Bssedvsy. n. T..
r 3. BALLARD.
uss WUplee1e - nseall AosaA
'M93eV4t DoVoooa jeWA
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-Nsy Ynar Ar

Sixty pieces Of artillery consisting of IL
pounuers snd . smooth bore howitIer.
lefs here this evening for tic Army Of the
p snnac
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- LOUISVILLE, April IS.
Headquarters are advised of . dispatch
which Col. Gallup received ct Lexington,
that the rebels are in full retreat from
Eastern ksnsucky. The late attacking
force near Painsville numbered about l COO.
Col. True is pushing)s forward 10 the direction
OF Pound 0sp, 70 intercept them. No fears
ere entertained Of the result Of this o..
cunion.
A small band Of Bennett's suerrllss 10
reported 70 hsve gone from Harkinsville to
Hartford. and then robbed the Psople's
Baok and several stores.
Rumors also prevail Of about q guerril.
lee within I've miles Of Shslbyvilis.
CArao, April Is.
Three other negroes we're buried alive BY
the rebels ~ Fort Pillow, making Eve 10 all,
we're wounded but one. He vas forced 10
help dig ditckes, and was then thrown 10 and
covered up.
Chalmers said to the Federal officer on the
Platte Valley, Il vas the Intention 70 show no
mercy 70 them, but genuine Yankees wonld
be treated - prisoners Of WI.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF lOwA.l -.
CouxPY % ScoST{

ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF 1OwAl -.
CoUx9Y - ScosTt
=. n. ~hsraan ". Ebs1essr Shsrasn. Sarah +.
ehsynas, Als3 .ndsf Thompson, John Asfphy,
Naey &. aarphsy, George ". Hall. Phiasss
Msswia, +. 4. rarpin, Joaathas Ca Siosd. Al.
bert Nuekslls, Wsilaeo ". Paeksr, Aseaha0
k,sssfd, nafeaeet 4. Rishsra, lssac n. Wood
ward, Joha 5. olsixht I'm the District Conrt.
To each Of said Dsfsa iants:
N0U AXE HEREBY NUTlFIED THAT ON
u o. bsfoes the 2vth If April, 1854, pstiti0o
viii b aisa by said plaintiff. 5. y. Snsrnaa, II
the onlss Of The Cisfa u district Csafs Of said
scott e,saty, lows, claiming Of you The said 10
snesss Shan y, . isdgnsst Ter the can Of thsss
shvasanA thess nandiou an0 n ~ ~ 3sVl dSllaas
ana istssses 81 m pr esst per saE an, run shis
dA.s, On mute IL .-d y ~ tsf - Nv, dated
Septsmbss lssh, le6y cid pststiOa sMl sisO
slas@ the foreclosure Of assa q lust Vt s'ss
dsse sAessNl b, i.sos ~ secsre sAid aots, ~ t6s
q MT - " 81 ~ ten llVl. II sivek leu.
a., ~ AusslG tssh' . - adoisioG ~ sho ely y
vsvsnpss, foot -esaty, tssa. NJ psrsSsAi
claim - d sds against - Of the De: sntl.ot
atove usmsi, except tue sAli Assssssr onsr-
and that unless yeu y 20, thereto ana defend
before noon OF the sseoaa day Of The next term
u raid Cosrt, ccmusn ing on the lst monday 81
NAY = y 1854, d-tauit wsll ~ entered against
YOU sld decree entered sgaipss yoU - q. ~
to-.
Datei this 2S.b day VI March. ls64.
nrSMAkI 1 Ar, IKUN0.
mh3s d4s) PiAaStias Attorneys.
EAoLE TOBACCO Wo0Ks.
Loeweashal. saosA>c MID & Co..
nAEJ1AcfUnsas %
Rl119 TO1oAooo.
4 Nd Nh ik9aAkS DEALeB IN LEAF.
"A 1ies CAh 1askiag fseosoa - Cimss. g
~ Wa69 S0eos OAieaoe ak3o y
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MEDICAL.

TO THE LADIES!
Both Married and Single.
tine OLDEST REGULATOR FOR
FEMALES.
THERE Is BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE IS BUT ONE GENUINE
THERE IL BUT ONE GENUINE
AND SURE CURE,
AND SURE CURE.
AND SURE CURE,
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
FOR GIRLS OR WOMEN
Who suffer from rnuRouI s.frRS or oDosnuosions
Tan Cuns mas sam asooaxrssp 1os xAxY
H8AAs ~
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-04

roldest and humbiest of nv sex lacks re-
Espect for m myself, reflected Miss Verei with
an instructive Strengthening of her little
I form and the man who treats the poor and
LACED with courtesy, is one of natures
priHcesl ,s .e1 lr.s'3sa3 Los >'ss'.t..s
4 There was no more pu zzling of the little
brains to decide the important question
itch had greatly perplexed her short
time before. She was quite certain now
which of her two admirers she preferred.
i Heigbo!1 / must have been asleep, yawned
lold Mr.. We're, as the stage stopped in front
of The Union Hotel, and his, d aughter gen.
ttly reminded him that they two were the
I only rem aiming occupants of the cumbrous
old equipage. a-77.t-.. .,q7 ret9 ,1, a:
\ Frank Milbrooke had courteously assist
ed the old lady with the crunpled bonnet
| to descend, and seen her safely under the
escort of her son-in Jaw, a tall young man,
with light hair, ard very expressionless
! eyes, who was walking up and down the
piazza, engaged in ieniting a cigar. Meth
er of them were quite inclined to believe in
the evidence Of their own eyesight. when
the brilliant row of gas lights over the hotel
door streamed full upon the faces of the
two last passengers, as Miss We're sprang
from the step, followed, more slowly, by her
father. -.-.t .-.. ...'.. - ..-5
Miss We're, is il possible that we had the
pleasure-pray take my arm. .s
But Mary turned haughtily away. -
Excuse me, Mr.. Gordon-from what
this evening witness, l conclude you had
rather not trouble yourself to extend courte-
sizes to a lady -e rFs r..f H
Aud she had accepted Milbrooke's prof
fered ass istaoce ere the astonished Alfred
had fairly compreheuded the fact of tacit
dismissal. ...--sa e.rr f.rsis |
Why. boys! exclaimed the cheerful voice
of Mr.. We're, who had just succeeded in COL
ecting the bags, baskets and magaz ines
which had been his travelling com panions
from New York, how on earth came you
here? -..s 81 a.. ra.rr, s-sf..- t.e.. e.f
Upon my word. sir, said Gordon. was
not aware we were fellow passengers!
Nearly fortnight afterwards he chanced
to meet Milbrooke, who had just been ac-
comparing Miss We're home from the most
enchanting of greenwood picnics, and was
now returning to secure some missing fan
or parasol. ---r -a= f---
So, it's true that you are the acknowledge
ed lover Of the golden haired Mary, said he,
lightly. Well, Frank, accept my sincerest
congratulations. But one thing l will insist
on, my boy-if it hadn't been for that old
hag with the stove in bonnet, I'd have en-.
tered the lists with you and given you
pretty even combat! @ =F
: Milbrooke smiIed--it was impossible not
to do so. t-r .r-.s- --t -e 81
- And I'll tell you what, Frank. pursued
the discounted suitor, hereafter intend to
be extra polite to all the old women with
umbrellas and camphor bottles, when ride
in stage coaches. l find its paying
business. -- a--e- tf- s1s -rs.
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VOLUME 2 NUMBER SO

- s e -hzrA Il ?
BAD CoMPANY.-One of the worst habits
that person OF either sex can fall into, is
that of keeping bad company; impure wor5s'
STAIN the TABLETOP vrtuous m ind; aad the
more We hear of them theless nice beeomes
our sense of the refined and pure, Too
much care in the choice of com panions can
not be taken. Intimate friendship should
not be mad without due reflections; and
causual acquaintances whose conduct and
con versation will not benefit us, we should
have as little as charity and circumstances
will admit. The mind is an exceedingly
delicate substances, and its purity is soiled
BY even the slightest contact with vice; aud
when the feprous spots are left upon it, no
after regrets can wash them out; they be-
come part of the individual. An hour
spent in bad company may prove a source
of-regret for years; or, worse, the stepping
stone to vice or crime. - 1
1t issa mark ofsgreat folly for q man To-
leave his home and 6reside,s and go to his
neigh boris TO spend his leisure hours; for his
family have as much need of his social pow
ers as his neighber; and ifin pecu mary mat:
ters he were to adopt the same course Of
conduct, giving all to his neighbor and
keeping nothing for his family, he would
soon become bankrupt.
The dollar weekly bulletin. [volume] (Maysville, Ky.) 1862-1864, 1864-02-04

The ADVANTAGE OF CRYINe.--A French
physician is out in long dissertation on tho
advantages of crying aud grooming il gene;
raj, and especially during surgical opera
tions. He contends that groauing and cry
ing are the two grand operations by whioh
nature aflays anguish; that those persons
who give way to their natural feeling more
speedily recover from accidents and opera
t:ons than those who suppose it, unworthy
in nan to betray such symptoms of cowar-
dice as either to groan or cry. He tells of
a man who reduced his pulse from one hum
dred7 and twenty-six to sixty in the course
of two hours, by giving full vent to his emos
tions. If people are at all unhappy about
az ythiug, let them 60 into their rooms and
comfort themselves with loud bohoo, and
they will feel hundred per cent BETTER af&
terwards. ...-.. ...-..3-.
In accordance with the above, the crying
OF children shoHld not be too greatly dis
courag ed. If it is Systematically tepressed1
the result may be st. Vtus Dance, epilep-
tic fits, or some other disease of the ner-s
vous system. What is natural is nearly all
ways useful, and nothing can be more natu-
raj than tho crying of children when anyS-
thing occurs to give them either physical
or mental pain:
Probably most persons have felt the eff!
feet of tears in relieving great sorrows. 10
IS even curious how the feelings are allayed
by their free indulgence in groans and sighss
Then parents and friends show. more indul-.i
gence to noisy bursts of grief, on the part
of children as we'll as of older persons. and
regard the eyes and the N Gu tn as the safety
valves trough which nature discharges het
surplus stem. 90