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l. The Constitution, in its fist sentence,
fecogn;zts our dependence es q people upon
almighty God, the Sovereign Ruler Of Ma
tlons, lor our state government, ou- liberties,
apq cur connection With the American Union,
u declares Missouri free State forever,
e, g. ~ t establishes the equality Of all men BE-
4. It prohibi's legislation Interferins: with
their color. - N-esoA' "
SIT asserts that all government, of right
originated from the people; ia: founded upon
,theu wfll enly, and is Instituted solely for
the good Of the whole. -'A
G. It af1lrms that the people of M;sso.,r, a, q
mart OF the American nation. ::
I. It declares that Missouri shall cyer ro.
main member Of the American Union.s
S, II asserts the paramount allep1au,e of
every citizen Of Missouri to the ,ConslitutIon
and government Of the United statrs.
9. It exc udes from the ballot box and trom
Office. traitors, rebels, REBEL sympathizers.
GUERILLA marauders. bushWhackere, mud thrir
aiders and abe:tois.
10. Il, in like manner, excludes knight. of
the Golden Cnc'c, Sens Of Liberty, and Q. 4.
III. H. II. in like manner, excludes those who
fled the State to escape the draft. ::
70. It. in like manner, excludes those WING
enrolled themse1re. as disloyal, or rs south
e1n sympathize,s, to avoid militia duty:
III It provides for An efficient registration
Of ofvote1s. thereby occurring tue exclusion Q
Il: u removes the rule requiring treason t
be proved by at least fteo witnesses, :ant
lsaTes It 10 ia proved as any other cr1me.i:::
Is. It invites immigration from Earope, b.
, 1865-04-28

Annual Commencement Exercsse,


During the forenoon yesterday, at the Chapel OF
the Theological Seminary, on~fhs corner NJ West
Washington aud Renben streets, were celebrated
the exercises attendant upon the seventh aunlyer,
saryof the Chicago Theological Seminary. Tha
attendance was not 81 large as was eSpccteds :
at 9aItthonsh TIE body Of the house was we'll Tiled.
eqsa aass ana ss
'Pfajer.By d. Flske.
L." Human Freedom onststent with n.v4no
Sosss.eig1ty;" By Robert franklin shlnn,
ssss X 81 Il ss's9ss, ssss hs sSsfs & job.
Dem,pster Parke!, Chicago.
a .,aiy1n hMfssiving "ord" by David Jaequeth
:. Hy@n1s : s, Fstaef of Mercies, bow Thine ear"
Conferrlpg the degrees by Dr.. Haven.
Prsycr-Bs Rey, Dr. Post.
Mnstc-'' The Song OF Freedom
Annual address 70 tue Alumni, by Rev. ", L.
S, ssd Hs91'1 se% whom all blessing,
~ dow."
Bened.ction.
OF the musical portion OF the exercises, too
much cannot be sa1d in prsise. The meWbers OF
the qnarteue are unknown to our report.r, but
they deserve to be better known by the public
Their singing waa excellent.
quilted themselves c1edltab'y, The address of
Mf. ShtnEa waa labored effort tn reconcile the
doctrine OF entire freedom Of the will with the
doctrine OF experimenting Providence. Qe Was
to!erahly successful In his argument ana received
sai'eflcsory applause. HsmanncF anG e.yle Of de.
livery wa iadle TO grave objection. 1t was far
from f1ultlees.
Mr. Parker's nsnncr and delivery were still
more flu!ty. His ld-as were not forcibly pre-
sented aud he fHied to clothe them In appfopriate
lansuace. Ills address was Sopnomor1caf and
et1tta, !anlt which experience viii doubtless en-
3,1 noie MIN to correct IL, too WIS applauded.
little more study and lt,le more attention to the
graceg Of delivery, Will enable lin to take r.
Hpectable ronk among pulpit orators.
AT the conclusion ot Mr. Parker's address an
Incident occurred which may be worth relaliap
some one LANDED 10 DR.. Haven a copy Of the
otlcial dlspItch announcing the slcsth Of Booth
and the capture Of Harold, which that gentle.
nan read. Its effect wss electrical. The entire
audience began to app aud, and continued for sev-
Grnl mlnulss to oudlT manifest their sat,:faction
DE-. EDDY was Called upon to give tn inks to AL
mighty God, which he did IN must eloquent and
ferrent manner.
David Jacqrcth Baldwin then delivered an ad-
Word" This ts 4 suhtcct which In the hands Of
an experienced pulpit orator, woull be eminent
ly suggestive Of thought, and capable Of serving
as the foundation nj IN eloquent and eGe.tiye.
discourse. II sir. Baldwin did not ti.e to the full
meaEure OF the subject 1t Ia not matter Of ypr-
prise. Tic did we'll aud that Is no flint pra,se.
Ills delivery Jgl5 kou1.
The Prcs!dent tocn' conferred the degrees, and
Addressed the graduates IN W0rda Of afectfonate
counsel and sdT,cc, after which Rev. d.. Post In
plored the blessing OF God upon the gEadultcs.
An 1ntermtEkion ufa few minutes WIS had, after
which Rev. ". L Bray, Of Aurora, delivered tho
annual address to the Alumni. This was e3cel-
received. The exercises were closel by singing
the DOxOsopY and pronnnntfn1 the hcDcuj rfton =
, 1865-04-28
The Russian Plague.


Evident efforts arc being made In yar;ous
ways to quiet the general alarm felt at the
reports OF the plague now raging in Russia.
Tie only statement, however, which seems
to be Of scientific value, nnd to possess much
authority, is that contained in the letter of
Il. B, n Is ambassador, to the effect that the
disease il abnting. The public prints, how
CHARACTER OF THE n1sEAsE-TaE EPIDEMIC
SAID TO HAVE DEEM KNOWN IN SOME FORMS
IN AMERICA.
[Soto to London Tiuoes.1
1t may be useful to mention at the present
moment, that the s0-called meningitis spiaalis
which has broken ont In the Valley Of the
-Fistu1a, md which Is said toprcyaf, together
with rclapsing fever, in st. Petersburg, ap-
pears to lie Q similar mu1ady to the epidemic
ted fever, which has prevailed in several dis
t1icts of the United States Of America, a lit.
tie prior to aud since the commencement OF
the civil wur, and which has caused much
mischief among the Federal troops.
AEPoRT OF THE ENGLISH A1N1srEn-,-TuE DIS
EASE SAID TO BE DECREASING.
[From The London Daily Naws.1
The following Is copy Of telegram,
dated Saturday morning, three o'clock, re-
eeiycd from Her Majesty's Embassador at St.
Petersburg:
s.Another physician has confirmed my pre-
vious reports on the fever here dilated pt1-
pills are symptom OF. 1ecnrrsnt fever. but
typhus is the more general disease. be-
lieve there have been no cases with bubo5 Or
carbuncles. The army aud navy are healthy.
Four or five physicians have died. The L.
mailow Bur, ack was converted into an hos
pltal. On March Is OF last year there was in
hospital :, III patients. and on March Is this
year Z. .S12. The mortality from all causss
rose one day TO 118, but has genera'iy been
about 10 or 50 deaths daily. Previous dis
patch put normal mortality too low; 1t is at
this season about forty deaths daily, l ex-
pect Immediately authentic statistics, and
shall report whtn receive them. The dis
easeis decreasing, and there are vacant beds
in hospitals
1.-THE American epidemic Is form Of con-
t.nued fever. as 1aph In Its course and as fatal
in its consequences as the epidemic on the
Vlstula but It has not become general, and
the outbreaks seem to have been almost en.
tirely dependent upon local conditions Of
population.
IT am, sir, your obedient servant,
~. N. RADcLrrFE,
*'Hon. sec'y Of the Epideuiolosi:al Society"
, 1865-04-28

CONFIDENTIAL Physician formerly Of St Louis, haR nou
permanently loca ed ut - South Clark street cor
ner OF Monroe. Chicago Ill. where the afflicted car
nnd scientific treA cnt and ancnt cures for at
Chronic. sexual aad P1IyATE bIsEAsEs ahosc p ac
inc themselves under his will have the DenshI
LIS new and eficent dies, IN whch theIn IL nc
poison t. give troube IL after yeass The rnhc mag
teuHou paid 70 their CASES which has 20 successfully
9isttpc.'rh.d htm from at Others t. this patlcua'
6enu t:aaly Tor the Doctor's journal Of Health. v
Descr; i'm l ri txual disea .es published nsoIthlr
but etaltis un-i' allied in the city En"se mar o. hi
Iend 1ve Eis en- reEutssion to refsr to them " +
Ecn!en: - arrangement Of any IN the city wh:rs
4Aue4 n:,tf gt1t+men consult tue Doctor without
eee!ug III ! one cl4e ConsufAto. fres mud couildes
z!al- r o. lo1 81 Office 17A South Clark e. rect
, 1865-04-28
A W1Itl ans Grief.


Thee are none VINO, while over1orne with
their Own griefat the Sudden and violent death
Of the late President, will forget the one who
has given him up as sacrifice on the altar OF
the Cnon, ye! sits apart In thu solitude ofa sor-
row which meme but widowed hearts can prop.
e5ly estimate. She whom the departed Pres
ident las left behind deserves sincere trib.
ute Of ienderest sympathy fom every one.
The c. ucl stroke that tooE from the nation its
Chief Magistrate, deprived her Of q fond and
devoted husband, the father Of her children,
and the stay of her life.
How poignant must be her reflections, as
she runs back In her mind to what 80 lately
was, md forward to what Is now. One mo-
ment eittirg behind her husband, on whom
all eyes we're centcred with: expressions Of
Grati:ude, ,and flia1 afection-:he happy wife
Of an hono1ed Pfes:dent-in. possession of
every earthly gilt which q bountiful fortune
had to beatow-and looking forward with
confident fondnces 1oaa four years. life In the
great house Of the nation, the happy dispen-
ser Of social delights fora whole people, and
the gratided sharer Of those tokens Of at1ec-
tlonate respect Of which her houoreG husband
Eas most generously made The rccipient,-
the next moment, in the twinkliny Of an eye,
as quickly rs thought itself ever sped On Its
way, all this bright scenery Of happiness. and
hope obscured forever, the brilliant lights
gone out IN utter darkness, her beloved hus=
band and the peoples President struggling
hlAu LIE AhlA1 grasp VI QtaLu, herself Gtf1ck.
en-, mosniog widow, her life become u shape
lees. eightless blank. !
Who're heart does not bleed for her in con
temp1atinS the heoverwhelmlog sorrow that has
been permitted to crush her to the earth with
its burden? The constant presence OF such
# er cannot but becoha. heavier to her
every day. She must m re and more realize
the grtat loss to which she has been com.
PEELED to submit. The treasu;c Of Lcr heart,
though but an inanimat: form now, has been
REMOVED from tho home which the nation
provided for them botn, and neither he nor
che will 70 in and out there any more. There
are none OF her EiEtcshood all through the
land who do not send her their pity and their
sympathy. Mothers who Lave given up be-
loved boy S in the red trial Of battie, aud wives
who have vain]y tried to orcconclle.thsmselzes
entirely TO the violent deaths OF their lus-
bands On the feld-tney will give her-who
can tell how generously ?--of their heartfelt
sympathy now. She has made her great slc-
r1tice for The nation, too. She has given her
Husband, even while he was seeking to repre-
seLt and execute the nations Fill, US her sac-
fihce On the common altar. 1t Is @ costly
one to her aud to rs all !; and ne each Of us
ieel lts value the more because VIC ourselves
Lad share in the gift as we'll as she.
, 1865-04-28
Characteristic Letter Of General Sher-
ninn---C0rrfap"nden Relative TO
HurulllE cotton.


GnAuA,ts, s. c., Feb. Z. 1866,
GENERAL: I have the hon1r to propose
that IL the troops Of your army be required
% discontinue burning the houses of our cili-
Aps, will discontinue burning cotton.
As an earnest Of the good fulth In which
n3proposltion is rendered + leave ut this
p'Aes about three hundred bales Of cotton
unhSQned, worth in New York over qnArter
OF q q 1nIllon, and in our currency one and d
haii 1Ai@ions. I trust my having commenced
VIII eaaR You to use your influence to In
sure sure ths Luz Sceptance OF the proposition By
ycur W1'is sarny.
t1ust Inv you iii not deem 1t improper
4e tPcops under ID TINT you n" q 5e4urs the
the "anton {; d;sunction Of property not nec-
essary ior tleit sn:tepnnce,
want. 3 J. .W4EE1gR,
49,. - Mujor General c. s. 4.
Major Gene1alo; Q. Howard, United States
Army, Commanding, DC.
ASswEREpBY GENERAL. SHERMAN.
HEADQUARTERS Ma. DIV. OF THE MISSISSIPPI,
lNTuE FIELD, February 8, (
GENERAL: Yours, addressed to Gen, How
ard, is received By tue. hope you will burn
all cotton, and ea7e rs the trouble. We
d0n'I want It; and 1t has proven q curse to
our country. Al yon don't burn 1 will.
As 70 private houses occupied By peaceful
families, my orders are not to modest or dis
turb ths m, and think ny orders are obeyed,
Vacant houses, being Of 10 use to anybody, I
care little about, as the owners have thought
them ofno use to themselves, don't want
them destroyed, but do no. take much care
to preserve them.
INN, withzespect; yous truly,
W. T. SHERMAN
Major-Gcneral Commanding.
MINOR General j. Wheeler, commanding Cay
utY CCrps Confederate Army
, 1865-04-28

TEE NAME OF AALaNo42': a eo1euPotaAs
says the name Of the State OF Illinois origin :.
ated In th1s manner: :.
Il A, r;arty Of F1enchmen set ont upon m
fxniorine expedition down the river, which
thsy afterwaTd named, providing themselves
Viii 6afk ealvass ard 5eyns Tadz shiyy ;yon1 1S5
a. etsH the ronftuenee Of this riyer with the Mis-
slss.ppi, as @ an island thickiy wooded With black
walnut. It was at season Of the rear Whea
the :uts were ripe, and this party Of e5plo5- :' Or
:ese, -encamping upon the 1slano' g.ea.ly en.
edss Circumstance thcy called .hs Island the Is,
nois' which name. was given to the river
they explored, aud thence to the terr'tHy
and State. This explanation Of tho- word
Illinois more fhlty ae;ords with the o.
biography Of the word, which has Certainly
! citation Of the French : Isls aux saois' would
! naturally lead to the An.lcism OF the terms
into It's present shape, = Illinois, IN: > - t.
, 1865-04-28

PEc~Ess.'K EusTls LAKi.AN:1, (pupil OF b.
tHAE1, sundor Astroo~es.. Wtl wrl!e Que. Au1xs.
F1TIcA~t: sna ooEkLC7iY, the FCIuKH EAaraLf
DIRTY 8: sny MAn W"mhn or h.ld. No Gard: Q.
Chart +, Ill oil pa1iics.ary the FC1EE1 IN regard
TO Hcn'th, MoGey: LlEenets, LeEc k1d Marriage,
Enll Gu :s.. e.: Tea years g.; ryC questions, Il.
guaranteed. fcna ty o. N aud year
EU6T!e I..El.AkD, Csmden, Eer Jersey.
, 1865-04-28

u TEx I'll. The cnly HAhHLtet. TtUa aid IlRls,
AI11 i5t 4.a-n. THIS splenGic Hait D>r ii retltcl
GLOSS: i, scz snd KA:rk4l brows, without inJ1s.
i!nnnf nn r. IT, tnS HI, re-
Etosrt T. 1'5t1ne eolos anc seenes tac II etteste 2;
RACHfl'ih. All other. mere shou.t
6e ayo' -G- Bold b{ Ill Drug1su, &c. Fsctosy u
BArclE. ri .et. NeE York.
Bag. :.:'e New Toilet C1eau sos Ezeas.1k the EST
, 1865-04-28
Z Word TO the Ladies.

The employment of lad,es for the most part Be-
deutar, Tt bit too much and hE too little. Tiey
do not. ssn Eeirtaf thing. take enough Of NA.utts
EnedCiie-RtE. To keep the tive organs in . re-
Euat era hsahiu sta,e and 70 pEcvcct tie sensitive
ness OF 'h nerves which arises from close cont1e.
Jack4 i1;,s. This prescription a'l b. sure thing
Can ony IT. enjoyed IL limited extent, the Utter t.
, 1865-04-28

acss!N = = u. 0AUUdNN CO lib I3foadWe;.
New o1k1 extensive AANUFACruEEhs ASs IkroF,
TIEe II I'll the 1end,nE and IAh1p:oe rtvirs n
WATCHF6 AND IEHEi.t<Y. dexir1nR ID iscrensr
q: on tiREAI GIFT oisTRiBUTlct!, scs:ect to tse
regn!st1cne following: e~
arr n!actd In skAlEo ENE1L0FKs, anc well Mlx II
Ont oT these envelopes viii be sent by rA II. "a.
I'll 1hTiGLls s1L2 At 7, oNE ~ nol:1AE KAcH.
m REGENT of the ccrt3ncxte you Will vhbl yop
are have aa6 nen + = y'a! ort,an 70 scod
hHs ohia,t cod xs,c, et4Ihood ring. o. euF e-t 0.
evc.r5 ~ - 1of :SK DOLE sne II r., 80 ca:
nn hIsuR. The Price bf Ce1t.ncsteI II II toitvFt:
one for emit: nye for d,sa sdfssn ~ ~ " 'h1
ca order.d by ,hsm. *rosasd tst rs@a9Gs u oenf
smonn 70 ens a9:1 Nd 4! IS " etns 70 u. esss
10 cAah 6r poGt&2e Ifanpa:
No. ls broadway. feE York.
, 1865-04-28

Eopm 20 :, 1arnon Bio X. Clark and Washington
thea, gfet bnooe. structure, sNEnatos7hea, imPo-
Genee nt I'll escaSes r1 'i"E sm inse.ton r. eGu-
giving description Of the ds.ssc promptly an: weied
prcss ire trum observation Correspondence strictly
ConndeA.!A}: The worst caRes re- tosed to ncEfnt
t1nzltf. No ic}p1ious medicine used Ans5utsS $t
, 1865-04-28

Eo1dE1 s... .!i.caSn, cxn pA eoax..e s: MS 6Nc.
~ f.. :4A-a IL. co5ter O! No1-ce, CE!tfEn1
ELI b.e. ,rors the PosIomee. or al Ensorio Dis
82se4, Ct prvate Ahd del!cAi+ 1&ture te
both se1. eacl 1t treats Eith 2eled s7ceesf
Hoomz r. -. 1he1e Ladies' sd es:'ts-re- cAE <cr
3ult IT,: '..':,l e.:a tbs strtc.cs! rs1Fee1. 0eee
kou1a = a. =. to n.u. pan3aH, 10 to ]: s. N.
Qonn. ic1A cooaaea.ai. CONSULTATION 1r1e
Eddres -:.:--cc Daz 1xs.. 1cclos: tIo x1a1ns s25
ut hi - Health ceS+dsarlS IL
, 1865-04-28

ECONOMICAL RAILROADS,
!, 7 Z7@lzz=:ZZZlZ4fazzll,Z =:Z!=:Z! { Z !, ;

0'6slen's Patent Crescent or Boot Hatl,
For Hcrac, Dummy. or light Locomotive Rallsosds
With oLe- bird the wright Of iren and one h.if the
Quantity Of oftlmhet. WI Ausain equal traffic and last
lsnges than any toll cfrAli hth. Ito invented.
ccbstr:cton and for the supply Of all raaterias. Ad-
arsna for sJcnars Ac Or apply psIson:l.y to D. W.
EnhBE 1G 13t.w YAN Snn
, 1865-04-28

The New ConAtitutlon-The Principal
New ProTlslons sVlsicn the Reotsic
nreto Vote upon on the 9Th OF Ju.ae,
1865.
, 1865-04-28

CHICAGO, Arr!l Is, 1865
some time and hearing your stantsh Lustr+l highly
recommended for rest. ring hair gave It trial and
To all those WIN wish 10 have good hrat Of hair
ndr1te them tn use the Lnst-Al. nnf :u.;3 ttfthn
, 1865-04-28
Certificate from REV. DR.. o. II Tiffany
pa3tof OF Grac8 Church.

Mr: DELIGHT: hare nsed with great 81: tsiactiou
u ben~nl DELIGHTS SPANISH LESri.AL for two
5e1rs past ard have found 1t ra!uable preplfa,iou
70 prevent tue i9ns out Of The hair well most
refFeehing article for tho toilet application bnJ
moreover; iEeqneuty relieved severe headaches Mrs
TidAhy JofLs with ur In comntndlnk lhe LUeTEAL
~ in al respects the best dressing hall aha has
eYtf used.
, 1865-04-28


ME. DELIGHT: It afford. mt pleasure to recommend
your sIsh 1ustrsi REMEDY fur tllin:, oil lair
and badness, hare 1UuHi II Of great 3eEyl.e 10
nc In the prevention OF the ioss and IL ou Of
my eair after had tried every thing etsc without
effect. - ~
, 1865-04-28
Certificate from 3uInes Eflce, Firm OF
Fulton !k Rice, HualdrFs.

CHICAGO, April Is, 1856.
ToST DELIGHT: had been bald Tor years, until
as.nE your Spanish LustEaL It has prudaeed j dno
growth Of half and to NJ those who d.sse to hve
trial. md 4 faithfully applied 1t will never lan to
, 1865-04-28

CefuMc0Ie ffOE1 DF. g.. g. Blake.
CHICAGO, March 3lar, 1896.
Mf. DELIGHT: I have cyhnllnett the nrLiGeA Of
Which your Spanish LustEl Is composed, and 10
icye they arc among The best hair res.ortves 1own.
- satisfied from actual observation that, r faith
fully applied. your Lu trail Will promote The gspwth
and give beauty and III. tre to the hAIF.
, 1865-04-28

The population nov Is abou. 5000. There
are quite number Of handsome residences
aud large stores; the Inter-, however, are
closed and under strict guard, to prevent
kinds Is for the present suspended.
The prospect Of peace and Of an early
march home produces much rejoicing a1nony e
the cid soldiers Of the army. They will go
in light maj ching order, tho heavy army ma
pe,huous impediments being: sent by sea
from Beanfor. But this Is anticipating. No
orders, Of course, have yet been Issued on the
subject. The return Of Col, Hitchcock. the
bearer Of dispatches to Washington, will be
looked for with intense interest. Already
officers and men are casting about them for
service in the army.
The weather is delightful, and oil nature
seems to sympathtze In the general jog which
peryades the army over the return OF peace.
, 1865-04-28
HEEIN7BOLI3,S
FLUiD ElTHIfT BOtIz.

In AEetroE1 per1lsr 70 .eut..t 4 uneqaalls ~ AZ
c:hez Preparation, ~ IN ::nlorcas or Retention ax3<
ulastuss painfu.1esa IN suppression o1 sussq.eaks
evacuaz.ons, Liberation or scEeaous ststs Il sxs
Uterus. Lsacouhea. and sA eonrislntz tnesd4zs n
the se1, whether aztstrz tcC nabits os tesi M
2s1ee1c:1s, c L tha -t>......a = tta11s Of LIN
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
A Great Mixer.

We took turn the other day, (says the
Massachusetts POlrmGn, Through Belmont.
and made a call on Lady TeNelaar, NJ Mr..
Chenery's Highland Farm. on the top OF
Wellington Hill
Texelaar is an imported Dutch COW.
about six years Old. and weighs a littei
over 200 pounds. Only see what she Is
doing IN the milk line Here is the record
which We took down on the spot, the milk
having been weighed in the presence OF
two witnesses, who are READY 10 swear 10
its correctness:
May 26, Il lbs. I OF: May p. 76 lbs. >
or. May p. IL los. 4 o.: May %. y los.
= o. May 80. 3 los. o.. May 81, - los.
II o.; June /, a lbs. 10 o.. June ,. "a
los. IL o.; June 3, 20 lbs. OF. Total, s
days. 653 los. IL o..
The feed of this COW was as much gras,
as she wanted and six quarts Of meal
oats and corn ground together day
Thirty 10 thirty-three quarts a day is good
work.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09

Il BIG LOAD or WOOL--On Thursday r.
T. Aldrlch OF Parma, in this county. took
the whole CHIP OF wool Of b. +. Grism00d.
OF that township, weighing 1855 pounds.
II was all drawn at one time on one wagon.
by yoke Of oxen and a span of horses. Ii
is Claimed that this IS this is the largest
single load Of wool ever drawn TO market
IN the State Of Michigan. 1t was sold al
% cents cash, amounting TO the handsome
sum OF $2,725.25. Parma challenges the
world on big loads of wOol.-JackSoa CT
izeR.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
DIR. J.BRYAN, Consulting Physician.
NJ \ y II . o d .

Tnirt Edition. Fifty ThousAnd-lOo pages by R0s
XII : BgII. N u. A caution addressed q youth
the married. and those CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE
sent by nail post paid On receipt u TN CENTS 4
careful perpss Of this small book. has been BOON
To The AFFLICTED, and has saved thousands from 3
life o. misery and an uutimsly grave Il treats ou
the evils Of Youthful lndiscretion. Ssif-Ahuse sem
iual Weakness. Emissions sexual Diseases, Genital r.
bilty. Loss Of Power, Nervousness, Premature Ne
cay. Impotence, &c, &c. which unnt tie sufferer
from fuhhlng the Obligations q Marriage.
Address
DR.. J. BRYAN. Consulting Physician.
Box 5OIs. 442 Broadway, New York
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1865-08-09
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HeImbOId's Rose Wash,

An excellent lotion Tor diseases arising from habits Of
diss patton used in connection with the Extracts BIZ
chu and SArsapar.Ia in such diseases as recommend
cd Evidence Of the most respons bile and reliable
character will accompany the medicines. Also *
phct directions FOR use, r,h hilslrsis = thousand.
living witnesses, snd upwards Of 10000 unsolicited
certificates and recommendatory letters. many Of
which ara from the hishost sources, including orni
nout Physicians, Clcrsymon, Statesmen. &. The
Proprietor has never resorted % their publication %
the newspapers. he does lot DO this from the fsci
that his articles rank a. STANDARD Preparations and
de- not need - De proppei up by certificates.
The Science OF Medicine, like the Dorc Column
should stand simple pure majestic, having Fact fol
its basis, Induction far It's pillar aud Truth aoue foi
is Capital.