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vTVHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE

VNHE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as caution
to young men and others who suffer from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay of Man.
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HELMBOLD'S
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Administrators Notice.

WHEREAS Letters of Administration to
w the estate of VIM. B. JENKINS, late OF
Shippen township, Cameron county, decd, have
been granted to the subscriber, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
immediate payment, and those having claims
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thenticsted, for settlement to
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Coudersport, Oct. Is, 1854.
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HtASH PAID FOR BUTTER,
Y by Elk. Spencer
MANHOOD.

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HOW LOST HOW RESTORED!
Just published, new edition of DIR.
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pointing out a mode of cure, at once simple,
certain and effecutal by means of which ev-
erv sufferer, no matter what his condition
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~ This Lecture should be in the hands
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Estate of George Estes. Decd.
NOTICE.

WHEREAS, letters of administration on
w the estate Of George Estes, late of He
bron township, decd. have been granted to
the undersigned, notice is hereby given to all
persons knowing themselves indebted to said
estate to call and settle Immediately and those
having claims to preseut them for payment.
POLLY ESTES, Administrative.
Hebron, Nov. %, 1864 st
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u S e Fl z L M 3 OLD'S
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In all Diseases Of Urinary Organs whether existing
MALu or YSxALE from tcadtsver cause originating, and
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and odor, INSiEDIATEn action and more strengthening
than any of the preparations Of Blrk or Iron.
Those suffering from Broken Doon or Delicate Consff-
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The Reader must be aware that however slight may be
she attack OF the above diseases II is certain to affect his
Bodily Healn Mental Po,cers and Happiness. II no
treatment 10 submitted TO- Consumption or Insanity may
ensue.
Al the above diseases require the aid Of dureGe.
hELMRoLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
Is the Great Diuretic.
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"a COMPLETE PICTORIAL HISTORY OF
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HELMBOLD'S
FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU
Rose Wash

win radically extermnate from the system Diseases ars
Ing from Habits OF Dissipation at little e1pense little or
no change Of diet, no Inconvenience or exposure;
completely supersedng those unpleasant and dangerous
remedies CopabiG and Mercury in curing these diseases
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RoR p-Retention lncontinencs Of Urine Innamma
hon liberation Of the Bladder Kidneys, Diseases OF
He PROSTATE Gland Gravel Brick Dust Deposits Drops
cal swenSs. Organic Weakness, Debility, Female Com
p!sints, &c.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED!

Allsgany, Aug. 80, 1864
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
STATE IGE Us.

f0m IN PEERY COUNTY We were shown, yes
to-day. OF Mr. Fred. Rush, a sample of petro
lehm. the genuine article, from Perry county
q has been struck, at twenty feet depth, jus,
a3ove CsnDelton, and we are informed that the
Md will be equal TO one barrel a day. This
w!ll was sunk by hand, without the aid of ma
CO nsry. and the yield may be much greater at q
Loser depth. Petroleum in Perry county is nc
ldhger a problem. but demonstrated fact.
tTHK PHEBus WELL-Ws visited this we'll on
l3t Tuesday, and found Superintendent Nc
htnomy vigorously prosecuting the work. The
WILL has reached the depth of sxty-ive feet
h3ving passed through formation of sandstone
silly three fee, in thickness, then through a
stsata OF soapstone soms eighteen or twenty
irl hes. and then again penetrating sandstone
considerable harder ihsn the first they bored
Though.
fVe have examined the earth and other matter
b5ught up by the pump. all OF which, in our
mfnd, present unmstakable signs of oil, for when
Poured out in the creek particles of greasy mat
tes float on the surface. showing conclusvely
ttst there is oil in close vicinity. We have DC
fetrs but what this company will find oil. and
ttet too in quantity that will remunerate them
fs their toll and outlay -Covington Friend.
srERRIBLE RAILROAD AooIDESr-Loss OF LIFE
we learn that about one clock this morning
terrible accident occurred on the Ohio aud
Mississippi Railroad, near Loogootee, Martin
c8inty, Indiana. freight train coming East
atd soldier train going West. collided at thai
Pant, and by this accident the engineers aud FIRE
~. n on both trains were instantly killed
w bile the trains were lying to alter the acct
d4nt, very angry dispute arose between the
cslductors Of the two trains as to which was Al
fs.lit for the disaster In the excitement which
followed this controversy, the conductors ne
gA'cted to signal any approaching trains, aud the
RI ult of this reckless carelessness was that an
o3ier freight train from the East ran into the
seder train while il was at the station, aud kill.
e.. fifteen men and wounded one hundred snc
fSy. many of whom will die.
Eve have seldom been called upon TO record g
u.ore terrible accident, or one caused by more
Ct. minal carelessness. The whole sff,ir viii
dEubtless be investigated. The soldiers belong
et TO Illinois and Missouri regiments and wer,
ef route to their homes.-N. A. Ledger.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
The Southern Rebels.

/ IL Was to be expected that the British pro
skvery organs, which have done so much TO TO-
utnt the rebellion and prolong the war. should
| q to work villfying the Southern people, now
ttkt the Confedercy has failed The London
Dispatch carries this to great extent, saving
inSaD article on the "Csllapse of SECESSION"
ANen could not have been in earnest who
W. We without the devotedness and resolution to
lag waste their country that an enemy might be
without supplies 1t was clear that people who
haii rot heart enough TO destroy their property
thlt they might defend their rights. were neither
ftso fight, nor worthy of any fate but that Of
submission 10 oppression. IL vas still more pal
pasle when a whole army, d. 900 of Lees troops
la down their arms under the walls of Peters
busg, and deserted, in his utmos; need. the com
mknder who had SO often led them TO victory
th4t they were not soldiers, that they we're wholly
upAorthv of their cause and that they were only
6t&ubjects for tyranny The SOutherners have
l;hed the bad emnence of being the only peo
pig known TO history who have deserted their
testers in their trial, aud lett the heroes they
themselves elected TO guide them TO be seized as
prs.oners or hunted down as traitors They have
nos been conquered; they have funked and caved
in: A handful of Swiss beat back Austria; the
Flsmngs. single handed, withs,ocd Charles V;
Holland defied The power of France; eight hun
dr,.l thousand Scotch b. fled all the tf5rts Of
EsAssrd two million II revolted colonis,s de
tessed the armies aud fleets of George III The
eiF-lt million OF the Sauth never could have
beaa subdued had they been true TO their cause
aug faithful 10 each other. Blt they are tickle,
Sc $sa,ional. mconstant aud craven Such
pebble will be as readily recoDciled 70 humilia-
tos a. Pistol was TO his letk"
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
A BENEFAcTREss.

There Is q woman In the public eye whose name hae
all along been associated. in mind with the 'Yzn
kee, Qusck" and Humbug." But IL no longer
and desire wrest her from al such 81 pcious
associations In all other minds. whatever notions
may have Of womanly decacy and propriety, will
all admit that woman alone Il the Hurse-tbe good
Nurs the best Nurse whether we shall have Female
Physicians not, is question which must be decided
by time and principle and q taste. Pride,
prejudice, caprice and custom may well behave them
selves for ifthere Is really want. there will also be
supply; If there be ealing" there will be coming.
Nature and human society are always self-supplyng
and though Art and Fashion may hinder, they cannot
prevent.
Nor does she prescribe regimen for your wives but
piness your infants In the cradle there anything
imprOper In thatf Nurse Of 80 years. experience
can boldly say what Is Is not rood for a babe and
ought to be listened God eed her her humble
and happy mission. She Is the successful physi
clan and most efecual benefaotress little ever
enjoy d-her doting parents excepted. Jast open
the door for hsr aud Mrs wnslow will prove the Amer
ran Florence Nightingale Of the Nursery. OF this ne
are sure, that will teach "susy 20 say "A
Blessing Mrs Winslow"-for helping Der 60 survive
and escape the gripping, eockng and teethfng siege.
We confirm every word forth In the prospectus. II
performs precisely what II Processes perform every
part OF it-noth.ng less-Away with your Cord
"Paros ORC, DROPS, ''Lsudznum," and every Other
Sarcotc" BY which the babe drugged into stspidity
and rendered dull and idiotic for life.
We have never Mrs. winslex know her only
through the preparation OF her Soothing Syrup for
Children Teething." II we bad the power " would
make her, she IS physical savior 10 the infant race
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24
ATurkish nath In New York

A lady in New York. who had just for the
first time taken Turkish bath 10 that city
writes to friend follows:
Fresh from the bath Did you ever take a
Turkish bath. Nell? fancy not. They are
scribe one TO you while am still glowing with
the warmth and friction generously bestowed
aud my mind aud body symptthizng with eacE
other in elasticity and lightness. | am inclined
to have very good opinion OF my looks reflected
IN the lass. aud consider the present fresh, rosy
hue good exchange for the old sallow look
But come with me and take a bath. in magma
ton at least and il il is well worth giving
good deal OF pains 10 enjoy.
We 60 down IA fight of stairs, open a door 10 the
right. aud enter the FrigidaIium. which, to trans
late TO your unaccustomed ears, means a nice.
comfortable room, filled with easy chairs, and
lined around with little curtained apartments,
which are dressing rooms, ten in number You
enter one at these apartments, disrooe yourself
of your attire. and take upon you the bath gar
ment. which Is a singular garment of rectangu
lar shape and Turkey red hue, known as a
"Cummerbund" This is tied artisticaly over
the right shoulder passing under the lett oue,
and deScends about TO the knee: thence you urO
coed 10 the next room-the Tepidarium. As
you open the door the air within seems hot as al
oven, out don't shrink back; YOU have not
reached the hottest place yet; and in a moment
or two the sensation is very pleasant You seat
yourself on softly cushioned lounge; an attend
ant vets your head in cold towel, places tub
OF water at your feet, and, having immersed
your feet therein, you lay hour head back. fold
your hands, and begin 10 feel at peace with all
the world, aud with the soft light from the
stained glass windows upon your ewes you feel 81
il il would be the easiest thing in the world 10
go 10 sleep Soon the perspiration begins to
start and Se conducted by our attendan;
from luxurious warm to luxurious holiness, into
what you learn to be the "Sudatorium," mean
ing in free translation, the hot place You are
stretched upon a couch, a sheet thrown over ' GU
and the air envelopes you like liquid element
warm, delicious; and there you lie Jill btthed in
profuse perspiration. and you are wet with tears
of sweat. Then you laid upon the sham
pooling bench in the middle of the room. and
your limbs and body rubbed and kneaded ill ali
the old skin is gone. and every joint is limbcred
while pains and aches fee TO parts unknown. A
sponge bath of soap suis and a shower bath the
temperature gradually iesseniDg from warm to
cool. b;i-k rubbing with cotton sheet and
you go back to the Tepidarum. cool a little, and
then to the Frgdarium, where for the first time
you feel that il deserves its name, from its con-
trast 20 the hot air you have been in. But a
good. motherly, SOFT wooden blanket keeps you
warm, and you sit in one Of the easy chairs till
you feel ready to 90 back TO the every day world
once more fresh with vigor and life
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

On the Premises the folio wing Real Fstate. belong
ing the esta Of August Winker, ceased viz sit
uate Marion co nts Indiana, ing Is a 100 acres,
the west half Of the following described ian Beginning
The north iine o. the southeast after o. &C
ton T. in township l5 noua Of range east, al
point two cha ns and seventy.hve links, at
Of the northwest Of ard quarter s-cFi and
ning thence south aud parallel Win tue Ne ne OF
said qua secuon ~ CD ain 93 links 10 he center
OF Ih- Central Plank Road; rastvaroy with sa q
road - chains aud s. Inks CsyOrs thence
north with Csyiors lice II chains aud Inks 10 tue
north line Of said quarter section. thence with said
line is chains AID 40 links 10 the place Of beginning
Also the following kesi Estate siuate in the same
county. VIZ Beginning the center OF The National
soad, on the ne l0e Of the Guar er Of
ton IN tosnf p Is, north OF rage thence
sh said lsn 10 chat ana 30 linK The center Of the
Central Railroad, IN section tywnshp and range s'ore
said then east with said railroad chAns and link
Themes nurth parallel vi the line Of sad quarter
section, Is chsi1s and - links tie Center Of Ma
uoual Road thence ves With aid road &c ans and s
Inks 10 the place Of beginning. Containing acres
more or less.
said PEGS Of land are severAliy encurberei by &
mortgage. Ape By the records in
ofce. to watch the pece viii severay be sold subj eci
TnEOI0RR PFAFgLIS, Adniaistrs'or.
81 Prsxfss, Attorney te24 dltkwH
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The once beautiful city Of Jackson. Miss
is nov called "Chnneyvllle." as expressive OF
its desolatio1.
Constance Kent. the murderess. is reported
10 he a niece Of Queen Victoria. her father being
an ilIegitinste sou Of the late Duke OF Kent
-Shskespesre say, that "use strengthens
habit" Somebody says be tiled the experiment
on a coat, but il did lot answer ct all.
TO an interrogstory Of Secretary stanton.
General Halleck replies tia, he kno~s nothing OF
any cruelties 20 negroes At Richmond.
The chief dog killer of ST. Louis, aided by
his jOurneYmen dog killers. slaughtered during
the month OF Nay 43i members of the canine
family in that city.
There is a set Of iDhuman charatans going
about the country. applying sulphuric acid 10
the teeth OF their dupes, which while il gives a
temporary brilliant wilderness 20 the teeth, in A
short time ruins them forever.
"A little Swedish girl, while walking with
her father on starry night. absorbed in the con
temptation Of the skies, being asked of what she
Was thinking. replied: 81 was thinking il the
wrong side OF heaven is so glorious, what must
the right side be.
"A company, called the Chemical Gold and
Silver Ore Reducing Company" has been form
ed in New York with General Butler as Presi
dent. We believe that Butler can extort more
gold out OF lump OF quartz than any man in
the covntry
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

COLONEL FeRSEr says in letter 10 the Phila.
dephia Pres:
"Wehave been fairly and completely defeated
and ~s come back 20 the Union without condi-
tons Precisely such admissions. aud nesrl,
IN the same words. are made BY all The leaders
OF the returning States with whom have co,
ferred- | have yet TO meet one Who has shown
naughty or lngrateful spirit Are We not too
ap, to take Il Tor granted that because insolence
and ingrAtitude have been the chief traits of the
Old leaders, therefore those who Gene into the
Capital, or into the Northern cities. pow are in
sngated ov The same spiit: Let u BE us, TO
these men.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

We have put up and sold this 30 ears
and CAN SAY IN C0NFlL ENcE AND TRUTH OF IL what
have ever been able 10 say OF any other medicine
NEVER HAS 1T FAiLtD IN A SINGLE INSTANCE TO.
EFFECT CUKR, when timely used. Never did We
know insta Of Dissatisfaction by any used
tions and speak In terms Of ndation OF
effects and medical virtues. We SPEAK In this matter
WHAT WE DO KNOW" after 30 years experience,
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FUR THB FULFIL
AENT OF WHAT VIZ HERE ID ,CLARO. In almost
instance where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fteen twenty
minutes after the syrup Is administered.
Full directions Tor using will accompany essk bottle.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS PKR-
kINS. New York, Is on the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-06-24

MORO TALENT LEAVING THE UxIIKD SrArrs
yoR LisERiA.-Mr. johnson. Who Is pure ne
gro ana al ms'ted 20 the practice OF law in the
Supreme Court OF this State. az Rochester in
June OF last year. has decided 70 remove to L.
oefiA TO pr~etice his profession Ia a note of
commentator Judge James Z Smith saws Of
him: -
by MS o"a Efforts. IN spite OF the hindrsnce,
o. poverty aud race. he has educated himself and
bis family. acquired reputable kpo.ledve of
the lA~. aud made himself ono of the finest pub
nc speakers IN 'he safe he really deserves TO
succeed N shst he has undertaken
This testimony i endorsed by Hon Fr..ei,
Granger. Ii Governor Myron II CLARK and
over t-ents-t~O Other members of the bar o,
Ontario COUNTY,. ! Observer.