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Philip,-my King.


The following poem, written by Miss Mu-
loch, (the author Of John Halifax is so
exqulisitcly beautiful, that we are sure our
readers will thank us for republisling it:
PHILIP, MY KING.
"Who bears upon his baby droeo, the ro7t'sd
and top Of sovereignty"
Look at me with thy large brown eyes,
Philip, my King!
For round thee the purple shadow lies
OF babyhood's regal diSnities.
Lay on my neck thy tiny hand,
With loves invisible sceptre laden,
I am thine Esther, to command
Till thou shalt find thy Queen handmalden,
Philip, my King!
Oh! the day when thou gocst a-wooing,
Philip, my King!
When those beautiful lips are suclnS,
And some gentle heart bars undolnS,
Thou dost enter love-crowncd, andherc
Sittest all gloritied-Fiile kindly,
Tcnderly, over thy kingdom fair; r., H.
For We that love, all! we love so bllnd1y,
Philip, my King!
I gaze from thy sweet mouth up to thy
Philip, my King!
Aye, there lies the spirit all-sleoping now,
That shall rise like Il giant and make men
AS to one -throncd amidst his peers;
My Saul, than thy brethren, higher and
fairer
Let me behold thee in coming years! r
Yet, thy head necdcth q circle rarcr,
Philip, my King!
A wreath not of gold, but palm one day.
Philip, my King! wov
Thou, too must tread, as we tread, wy
Thorny, and bitter, and cold, and st"''
Rebels within thee, and foes w1fn"@, ~ 1
Will snatch at thy crown. But . "A'' aA'
Martyr yet monarch till segssS eg;os yic3"f;;ouy Sha"t;
AS thou sitt'st at the feet t.:@,ri,' o. J'
''phlip, tie h1no
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n n 40 j.
rsV United Sta TYpr Foundry,

Nosea8, 30 and centre street. near the
City Men, New York.
TO .FRINTEsAsS a Nd PUBLLSHER.c.
i ton tosfh6A ersdgi series pf SCOTCII
CUT FAGk; from PEARL TO Pics, lust finish
ed, spccipnens OF, which cnn be furnished ON
sappli plieatinn; snrPY ng, ~ possible, their
original Scs'tt3lt ut Fsees; which have gwen
uch,uliversHk 'An tisfa aption sthroughout the
THE "a FANNY i TYPE + DEpA ab AsRHTa1ENT cx-
hiRits an uPsnrpas able quantity Of styles,
Of home origin, and scaecsed from England
ricanss Scripts, Found Hand and italian
sSis e ashsr sss nas 70 sd d tbs l5
the nj fdersigned make bold to say.0 their
speein19 LAS t6ey have reached = point
origiAJ .I1imedt after that is, to axcel in
quahSsyl q the AytiD1e furnished, and in the
vafsEEy OF styles scented for selec3.u..
Hs sy Al y % ,'3' ~ Sen to bc be
yaptrecfaE6dh it iss.ssi,a 81 i ~
fertls asIsioh is called ia their
German. i partmoinEs wherein Is shown a.
splendid Tic rnian fGces and styles xs can b.:
sketn i'm ttei Gcfinan Confederation or the
Uniten States. Particular ttentiotih having
4 beots given to- theEselectioa, iii obtaining
tpe isGyles from tiS best type fSnn,iries
|thrpnghbht @ l'ntafy, wficthef f6r Book,
JOB VI Newspa pefP Prihfing.. H.e
HAlL Type east xk thair cstablisilr @ At l..
now nnanufactaye4af from the metal 9nown
AZ. GcnErfs ,Unsgaal lled, Hard Type Metal.
& ~ Every aTticfs necessary FOR perfect
Printing e1A, - furnished as oove
i Sept JAMES aCONNER'S SONS.
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Gentle1nen,s Variet's.

: -Il.At s4.ls:,
Coats, DRESS and frock, Pants, Vests.
Shirts of all descriptions, oyer and under,
FlamA and Fancy Shiiff Is.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton:
Hats, Stockings. fsocksg Gnyes--a great
variety. y ~ .sts.
Collar, linen and .pAn8r.
Wristbands, PlaynE 95ards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Bnttohs, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
Boots and shoes rof. ~ styles md the
best luiities.
Pockc, and Neck Hanf'kerehie1s, silk and
cotton; Ecck-tics of the latest styles.
Fancy Pipes-AmcrHican Meerschaum.
Pockq Handkcrchiefs, linen, silk and
cotton: Hats; Pen ana Pocket Knives. Il
Razo'S and Razor Stropss ~
Suspfndcrs OF all styles.,g.
Tobq q.co, French and English style.
Shirt Bosoms, Boys Shoes. n = =
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DIV GOODS
For EaA1e -

- ~ ~ - - ~ - ~,
\ fine variety, to which the attention of
the ladies is particularly requested. We
have Il fine assortment OF
Bicached and Brown HO3IESPUN.
MOUSSELlN DIES LANES
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twilhd and pain.
Hoop Skirts, Corscts,r Longt 10TH. -.
Callcocs, Worssnas, Cobucg, &c, suitable
for fall and winter. 4 ..yv.e 80
Alparas, black and coloreG.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth 6rushcs.
Perfumes offeyery = riety.
Chalk Pearl Rowe T. , =.
Ladies Shoes, Boo5ees and Ties of all Ge-
scriptions and the latest fashions
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfalls
of the very last StyL.s and pu, ,ycrns.
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons. J.
Hosiery of all descriptions.
English and ->lnclicnn Gloves Of the
Mcm-stit;:h.d ;:a, HanasastsrchiefsA( Thin,bles.
Needles, Thread ,sAPuol, silk aad cotton.
Hooks and Eyes SYeils.
Ladies' Billet and Letter Paper, ruled.
Skirt l!r:.id of all tdlorS.
Hastings. Whalebone. -
Belts aud Belt buckles and Ribbons q,
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy, dress and
common. NJ
Hair Pms, wire and gutta.parcla
Misses and Childrenss Shoes.
Round Combs, Wadding, Table-cloths.
GinSh; ms, Ilico and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Best SMOKING and CHEW,G TOBA Geo.
Spanish and American CIGARS.
OF Tobacco for chewing, the best Ander-
sons, Solacc and Honey Dow; all varieties.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Bcstkerosepe Oil, Wat3h Keys Taylor,s.
T%5st TSb se G'iss nsss ch%ssT Shas sss Este
Umbrellas, Child4~n's Gloves and HOSE,
Violpand Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and IL vast variety of othbr artf{
clcs. lcsrablc 20 both sexes, which We hayeS
not tic space to clu,ncrate, Apply at the3
old s. aand, in Assembly street, toiI .tgs 1fSf
SeJt II SUI4LHAEHEh *, CO., 4
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEA.S.

4 native Carolinians, the publisher; vii,
N naturally 3pot to the interests of l,r;r
own State and to that of f.i.e South; al ss
rCi' !Aeila oA gsS AA.''A @ c1tI 70, @ DoU
ton and respect far the General Goern-
ment Every etfo,77: aisasf be made to; .,(...
the DAIIiT;NLNFSa il, n:;st~class ncwspper
and i'll every Way wssrt,sy of !1s patr2 20
OF the pubic. f. -
Our terms for the lfesent WA be at the
rate Of ten az fal's per xnniirl., Subscin-
tiops. received for three, sixj tnd itwdye
months, ayab,e in. advance.
Postmasters and others throughout ;bc
country, who may interest Bhemselvc, II,
procuring subscriptions, will be allowed sLe
GaSII mcmillan i NBRToN,
~. trPEpprietors, No. tS Haync stree
's ss aug 50 fl3 Charleston, Sc
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w. Il. JOHNSTON,
agtStrato.

Office on Piclrens street East e,d Of Lnd,a
WILL attend to All official business
w brought before him; viii also attenl
to drawing mp Deeds, Conveyances. Mort
Cages, Contracts, and other ordinary legsl
instruments Of writing. FAN copies of any
document executed with n3::tness and dc.
spatch. August
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Cotton W.. .snted.

YNBE highest prices paid fdr COTTON and
i for all kinds of COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers and ccunry merchants VIII FAD IL
to their advantage to call and sse9ss -
s.. II SUIZBACHER,&k Eco. 4
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D AVID son COL EG + ,
CyIHLOTTE. y n


THE exercises of the College, and Of the
4 Preparatory Department connected
w,:h it, will be resumed on the 2Sth Of SEP
TENDER.
AS u measure necessary to fhc support of
the Institution in the existing tlerangcmcnt
OF its finances, the Board of Trustees have
suspended, for twelve months, the privilege
of using Scholarships i'll the payment of
tuition.
Tuition 800 for the session of five months.
and Board'S10 per month payable in adj
vance, in specie, or its equivalent in currcD
cy or provisions.
1t is desirable that Students should bring
with them such books as they may require;
also such articles of furniture for their
rooms as they may be able to transport.
For other particulars address the sub.cri-
bcr, to the care tfor the presently of d.. /.
Nyc Hutchison, Charlotte.
J. L. KIRKPATRICK,
Aug 22 1mO President.
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MEEKl1etE EAntR+
4 H0 H7SS3t5 3fPl4 Nf0w, 6

AS its name indicates, is intSndea as a
FAMILY JOURNAL, Ind fs puih1 h1fsaied every
Wednesday,. It will Soaatai ghtaP Pages,
Of Rorty Columns. Thecres1 of the News,
Misesllany' y, =, Taies 1 etsssYst ths Daily and
'TERMs-INvA vARIkHLRlIN ADVANCE.
Daily, one year. ssfFl - $40 90
fhrre months ~ Wei. -...... S %
Tri-Weskly, one year: -g........ 90
three months. ...... . TO
Weekly, one year. -. 90
.syslH three months .'....... 25
AdNentise insakted in tho Daily or
sertion, and as cents 5or.. each Subsequent l.
insertion. Weekly. EMBELLISHMENTS 81 u
Square every insertion
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THE New York News,

The New York News
tnAHlI and WEEKLY ialE NV io.&,
MEEkEYtNEWS, great faNyl newsE
r--BENJAMlN WO OOD, Propristr rf--tH
largest, o.st and dtheapcst paper puaHshs,l
in New York Single cnpies, S cent?; q,
copy one vaars 2sfthree c'aples onas yfs1
s:2o: Ave copies one se'hs o-t". 'eh WYE tsS
of ten. ~ Twenty copies one year, 3D;ii1,in,.,
l,gelig Nescs is sent to elorSy men Ut l.C,
NEW YORK DAILY MEMS.
To mail subscriberse $40 per aI.num: -,
months, 5; payments invariably in alva, =,
Specimen copies of Daily: y:a.d Weekly N.ws
seni hcc. Address BENZ. WOOD,
aA Daily News Building.
No. 9Eity Hail Square, New York Ci,v
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District Judge.

pnr Districtat large will be graliied
ahe announcement Of the election ai
+ WILLIAM r. ROBERTSON to the
Htrlct Judgeship. Is
a y IS most responsible and del;cat IA
IT.; to protect in good faith the negro
I'lhe exercise ofhis new franchise 10
fdlcate the mnliiform and perplexed
rs that will be referred to the Court
4 to inausurate system Of iurispru.
ice suitable to freedmen" that will
Jays act asa pledge ofjustice to them.
"a novel and original institution
! hout precedent or practice to assist
\ guide in the administration of its
ftIons' much must of necessity de.
Il upon the spirit of equity of the
d 'ncnmbents, their frmness, sound
gment and strong practical sense.
q ROBERTSON presents these quali6.
pms conspicnonsly and possesses
y ovef 'hesa'ivaniage Of a long pro.
'1onal experience.
me congratulate the District upon
Y selection.
"A -. - al34iS ~ 49,
y c)RoKEN BANKs.--Our5 citizens viii
fyell to remember that the following
KS are reported broken, and that
money is being liberally distributed
oueh the South: q /,
Elrst National Bank OF New York
National Bank of Attica, N. Y.
Bedford, Me.
-. Hallowsll, Me.
81 & ), Pittsburg, Pa.
!, Syraci'se. N. Y.
" S%eln, Mass.
Bangor, Me.
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ARTICLEII.

/ SEcTfof ]. The Executive authority of this
State shall bc vested in Chief Magistrate. who
shail be styled, The Governor OF the State OF
South Carolina
SEcTioS 2. The Governor shall be cleetcd by
the ELECTORS duly 1ualifCdt TO vote for na,abcrs
OF the Housc Of r, presentatives. and shall hold
his office FOR four years and until his success. :
aor shall be chosen and qualified but the
s.mc ptrs IN shall not be Go, ernor for two
consecutive terms.
SEofioN 8. No person shall be eligible to the
ofhce o. Governor, unlesS he hath attllncd the
age OF thirty years, and hath been a citizcu
and resident OF this State Tor the ten wears
next preceding the day Of election. And no
person shall hold the office OF Governor. and
any ether Office or comniisslUn, ,cvil or militia.
~, Except in miliiia,) under this State or tho
United SIates.Cr any Of them, or any other
powers at ons and the same time.
SEcTioS 4. The returns Of every election of
Goycrnor shall be sealed up by tho Managers
OF Elections III their respective Districts and
transmitted, Wy II messenger chosen by them.
to the soat OF Government, directed 10 the
Secretary OF State, who shall deliver them to
the Speaker OF tho House of Representatives.
atlhe next eosning session of the General AS
scmbly, turing the fret week OF winch scs
sion the Speaker sbali open and publish them
in The presence OF both Houses OF the General
Assembly WThe pers6n having the bIqhes,
nomber ofvotes, shall be Governor. but iftwd
., more shall be equal and highest in votes,
the General alAsssmbly shall, during the same
session. in tile House Of Representatives choose
one OF them GDyern Uiea poces Contested elec-
tiopsi for Governor shal be determined by Tie
General Assembly in such manner as shall he
prescribed by law.
4 SEcTioN s. A Lieutenant Governor shall be
chosen a, the same time,in the samc manner,
cditinuc IN Office Tor the aanlo pesiof, and ho
.poaseass6 of llie same qualifications as ti oyF
rfff3f and ailkil eE l4iea Ia ii l
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at Prebizoad,altcr having u ceased.
Other places are afflicted in IKE monner.
AT Naples, November 18TH, there were
255 cases of cholera, and lat deaths
The deaths from cholerain France during
the month Of October were 1920. and
379 from the 9th t6 the 18th of No.
vember.
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49,. Rx, dill such classes OF persons as from disa-
,,tiIity or Otherwise, ought, in the judgment OF.
folhe General Assembly, 10 he exempted.
81 ARTICLE XI.
;, SEcr,oN The business Of The Treasury
hhnlI be conducted hy Que Treasurer, who sha 4
yoidils Office aud reside at the seat OF Govcrp.
ret sEesfSS2 The Secretary ofS,ate sha II hold
lls "tlice and reside at the scat of Govern
iIllDcn,. g-pWfs a tF 1851.
.# ARTICLE XII.
"a SEcTtoSl No Copycntou ofihe pcopl. shall
1Ale called oncss byAhc concurrence oftwo-
N'of tho Gcnefai Assembly.
III SECTION ,faHqpart orthis Constitution Shall
4 Sbc altered a.tlpsah bill To alter the same shat.
&lavo becpf Sh three several days, in thr
louise of 'atives. and on three sevc-
Oral days hse az ss,noio, and agree to at the
HsSefon9 9,ndHhlpt readings, by two-,birds OF
ktiencral hssAlnbly neither shall any altcra
ftiop take cflccE untiI,hc bifb so agreed 70
eelali bopubst"d for three months previous Tn
~ new election Tor mcmhcrs of the House Of
Il Representatives AID. if the alteration propnsL
8and ny tbs preceding General Assembly, shall
3hc agreed Ia. by the new GENERAL Assembly,
IN tneIr flTst session, by tie concurrence Of
;ltwo-thirds OF the whole representation in each
House, after the same shall have been read ~,
s'hree several days IN each, then aud not 9th
ecr"isc, the same shall become n part OF tho
ssCuustiiuton . " WV
3Done in Convention, at Columbia, in the STAT
II OF south Carolina, the twrnty-scvcnth day
q, offSeptcmbrr, in the year ofour Lord oil,
q '"ousa"d eight hundred md sixty-fyo
. t.FtfH',.' 4fly ID. l.. WARDLA w
Y Preoident of The Convention.
a Attest JonS r.. SLoAN, Clerk OF the Can.
lEention. o.a w"
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THE CONSTITUTION
SOUTH CAROL I N A.,

WE, THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA, BY OUR DELEGATES IN CONVENTION
NET, DO oRDAIS AND ESTABLISH THIS coSsTI.
TUITION FOR THE GOVERNMENT OF THE sAIp
STATS
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WTNNS SBOl
Thursday Morning, peccmberi
New Advertisements,

We refer our patrons of all classes to
the advertisement Of D. +. Fleming g.
Co.: wholesale dealers in Boots, Shoes.
ETC., No. Q Hayne.strcet Charleston.
They have resumed business at their old
stand and are especially commended to
the consideration of our mercantile
readers throughout the District.
We also appear in behalf of John
Cummins, Boot Shoe and Hat House
and agent for Lead Works, Linseed and
Kerosene Oils, etc. Read his card
Jno. Bratton offers for rent the sever.
Al plantations comprising estate Of Y. S
Dul5ose. We invite attention to,the
notice in another column.
The following advertisements will also
be. found in this issue:
Hardware, Crockery, Sc, by Elliott
& Co.
: Estate Sale by Jas. NJ. Rutland and
c. d. Ford
Notice, from Miss Peronncau. 1 "A
Notice, from Miss Dargan. &ssaA
Horse Stolen, by J. r. Aldrich. "a
Cooking Stove for sale, 4
The following appointments of Assis.
'"n' Assessors for this District, have
been made by the President, viz
Fairfield - Richard w. G,ilI,rl
Robert Hawthorn.
We publish this morning as much Of
the Acts of the Legislature rs we could
without encroachi"g too largely upop
our reading columns.
ThiH pro,irotiv" vii, ur vur,in.cd nm. u
I'll the most material and important are +
presented to our rcadels.
In our next issue we will advertise tbo
scale of charges that will control this Of
ncc during the ensuing year 1t will be II
Pund to be greatly reduced.
\ Th" President has relieved BENJAMIN
PERRY. Provisional Governor of
Hth Carolina, and directed him to ,
Hhsifr the property of the State to lhc l.
vernon elect, James T.. Orr. The IS
patches announcing this action arel.s
tc'Srly similar to those addressed all
II or two ago to the Governors OIL.
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men government of the Upited states
~ Observation-Disclosures johnson, of sTes4ies
81 NS seshre'sry se Of stateAw. II. se!SssSaa,H of
Srai sfarGtarS Of "ar4Edwn NJ. Stanton, of
NSbf Ohio u '"'soh'
NTl, Secretary of the Navy Gileoh wclles, Of
yg's Secretary of the lntcrior-.Ione. JI,r,,
pfSr Iowa. ''"'''''
aled' Secretary of sTrsasury- Hugh McCul-
8nnfu ugii; ofillinoisyaf,s
yySSfSlcky. FRaN ssT VI 'Aoh-
9sl PRESIDENT of the senate--.Lafays.teS s.
6gifTo$tcr, of Conrcciicu Vi -
sE SryHker rn1;a of'he itouse-schuyler G6lfar,
Gss39 '""'''''' 3saoA @Fs
EDs5 SUPERINTENDENT
ADN Salmon c. Chase, Ohio. oh,er Justice
rrstT J. James VI. Wayne. Georgia.
tAf = samuel Nelson NcxYoTk
. Mohorl {. Gricr, Pennsylvania.
nlSIeg ., Nathan Clifford. Mains.
S ,,Tsjo o. Noah H. Swaync, Ohio.
sIn t. Daniel Davis, Illinois.
ssiXs,, !. samuel Miller Iowa.
'SfsNyas q. Samuel T., Fold, California
ee' 81 LIEUTENANT GENERALS. 7
yen,sf{ Winfield Scott, Virginia II
Nm I'm olys~s S, Grant, of G,io.
ogetIeo ,n ''l"e''i L'0nHo Ihomh pei""
FisSd JCaH' JGCaH A4Sca'e Go'pral, Jos IN Holt,
al dooai o,"r'%rmns'er Gersrl, Non toncry c.
-aso q US, of Pr""s sylyaqi>
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SECTION |. The Legislative authority of thi
State shall be vested in a General Assembly
W whch shall consist OF u Senate aud Hous
Nf tat
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1865-08-01
CONSTITUTION,
CONSTITUTION WATER

HAS BEEN PRONOUNCED BY THE MEDI-
Ia cal Faculty and the public to be the n,oss
.Ondertui remedy for the permanent cure II all
diseases Of the STOMACH, LIVER, KIDNEYS
and BLADDER that has ever been offered.
ltls not = MINERAL wArER. Il is from experience.
that CONSTITUTION wArER has emanaied and We
now say let no man doubt when . single bottle
has been known to cure diseases which the best
medical talent In this country has failed 10 relieve
"A remedy possessing the virtues of Constitution
W ater cannot be classed under .'Quack" prepare
tions, - il 10 now used BY the most scientific
practitioners in this city. II Is only second class
ply siciane that cry down popular remedies while
the better skilled make OF every means 10 ac-
complain cure; and the success the phvsici
increases = his know ledge Of different remedies
enable him 10 produce . cure. while others tail in
the attempt. Science 10 satisfied with the truth
Give Constitution Water y fair tral--wc mean
you who are under some xpectGissfs care from
year to year. and We particularly slade 10 ladies'
who are constantly resOrting to local Treatment,
and all sorts Of local applications for diseases.
with 80 much chance II success as there would b.
from local applications To the throat for diseases
OF brain. We have been careful to use language
in circular that could not shock the most del
icate organization but We receive many com
municsti0ns from persOns for which Constitution
Water is adapted, and ot whose disease no men
ticn has been made. that we have GONE to the
conclusion that II the remedy II capsule Of pro
ducing cure, no matter what the disease may be-
| 1t should be made known. The medicine is put
up for the public. aud there should be no cxccp.
tons. We say, Constitution Water il not like n
guided pill made 70 suit the eye and taste il is
| medicine, in every sense Of the term; placed in
| taken according 10 the directions il will in every
| case produce y radical cure. We would say that
the directions regard 20 diet etc relate only 10
| the disease under which they occur.
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|DR! ia, N EB
TEssess1y ~ lSust~vf he<yIta
\ 'ess A'seG lAssSaisi.
'''' . cssso. 1lssss o.. sn ro.a
Est Ablishea fasm.f
No afrsved 70 Chicago, and perman,,s,v
established ~ osics 4
No. g RAND0LPn STREET.
Between Desrbsrn ssd State s,s..
Chicago, ILL.,,
For the Cure Of
Old (Aresstc, .lEercwrtal,
0yphlIltlo
AND ALL
PRIVATE DISEASES
Without the use Of
PRIVATE DISEASES
Mercury, Hindrance from Business. q
Exposure to Friends.

!, me unparalleled succcss which has aAlenaed
"; !ames practice in EUROPE. the Usited 0epes
and New Orleans the many remuk able cures ho
~ cnecsed' wbieh ~ere pronounced incusoble b
sue "ces eo"nens ~ ysiciane. jnsthss MIN IN 81
sring his services - the confidence " the uutse
innate.
The following are some Of the diseases termed
PRIV asc, snd which Dr. James permanently
erad'c"cs, vn-SyPh'iis. primary. secondary
tertiary. Structures. Urethrsl discharges. Glee{.
Gonorrhen, Nocturnal and biurna EmisAicna.
Sexual D~bility, Diseases Of the Back aud Io,ugt
ln6Ana alton OF the BLADDER and kidn.vs. Rhcu.
mstism. Iiydrocele. verecoccle, Cancers. etc.
Diseases peculiar 10 Females. such as Amrnorr-
hea. Dysnenotrhag,a. hetrorrhrgia, Chlorosas.
Nervous Dbctty. etc, sucre ssfully treated.
DIR James long practice IN New Orleans. and
the endorsement u the Medical fraternity. and
the almost entire Southern prers. should conv
vince the mos, skeptical that Dr James can aud
will perform NIL that he promises.
DR.. James would also call the attention cspc.
tally Of those Who have privately and improperly
injured themselves. IN that secret and SOLITARY
habit which ruins both body and a'ind. unit
ting them for both business and society. produc
ing both Constitutional l'cbili,y aud Impotency.
The following some Of the std aud mclsu-
cho,y effects produced b. early habits OF youth or
| az xusl cxcsss.s viz: Wea, ness 81 the Back and
Limbs. Pain in the Head, Dimncss Of Vision
Loss Of Muscular Power. Pslpitation Of the
Heart. Dyspcpsia, Nervousness, lfr,tahllity,
symptoms OF CONSUMPTION. &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 10 he dread
| ed loss Of Memory. Confusion Of Ideas, DE
pres ion Of Splr,ts. Evil toseboa,ngs Ave sion
to Society. Self Distrust. Love OF Solitnd finn
idity. Ac.. are some Of the evils produeea.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms, should not fail 10 all IN DR..
James, and be- nj once restored 10 perfect health.
Let false d.licscy deter yen. hut call ~ once,
aud sava yourselves from the awful aud terrible
| consequences Of thosc much 10 bs dtssaied mala-
dies
WEAKNESS or THE ORGANS Immediately
| Gu ed aud full v,gor restored
Those Vt distance. by describing symptoms
-incl"sing stamp for return answer v III receive
| prompt attention by addressing
DIX u. D. JAMES,
~ q Nox g. 1s6 risn2, dAwlvl Chicago.