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The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
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The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
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Lg- The Stars and Stripes has,ens to
the defense Of the County Physician for dis
charging the Hospital Steward for permit.
ting the patients to attend the polls ou cleo
tion day, and accuses US Of knowingly indi'
ting our item upon false premises. We did
no such thing. Our article was true, and we
reiterate it. The pharasaical nonsense about
maintaining discipline, is all bosh, and will
not save the physician from the censure he
has justly incurred. We will go as far as
any in upholding Dir. Thomas in maintain
ing proper government in the administration
of the Hospital, but we object to that part
of the discipline BY which the physician
loads the patients into his own carriage, puts
the tickets of bis own party into their hands,
and then conveying them to the polls and
voting them without any person of an oppo-
site party being permitted to offer them a
ticket, or consult them as to their political
or personal choice of candidates. 1t is we'll
known that the physician has done this
thing, and we imagine that none are so fool,
ish as to believe the Steward would have
been discharged, it. on the last election day
the patients had all voted the straight AboI,
it;on ticket.
The assertion is incorrect that outside par.
ties had the patients hauod away from the
Hospital, driven to a drinking saloon, treat
ed, and then taken to the polls. The pa
tents as we are informed, walked to town of
their own accord-and when here, they
were seen, tickets offered them, which they
accepteJ-some taking the Sanderson ticket,
others the Hartley ticket, but all consenting
to vote for Poland. They were then offered
ride to the polls in tie omnibus, which
happened to be passing along, and taking
that conveyance, went and voted. And this
was all the infringement there was, 10y out.
side parties) upon the discipline Of the Hos
pi,ai.
Neither we or any of the members of our
party wish to interfere with, or make rules
or regulations for the Hospital, but we do
demand that it shall not be run hereafter as
political machine, and its votes controlled
as a unit for the Abolition party. If The pa
tents come to the polis,aud among these are
Democrats, We demand they shsl be per
mtted TO vote their own ticket-nothing
more nothing less. If it is deemed best for
the health of the patients, and the discipline
of the institution, that they all stay away
from the polls, We are content.
The Placer herald., 1865-10-28

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The Placer herald., 1865-10-28
NOTICE. .

Lincoln, Oct. 2sth, 1S6G-4w
, 1865-10-24
Eody Of a Lady Passenger on tho Pe-
wAbfc Found.

lFFUM loG TORONTO IlDpcs .utn-
4 correspondent in southampton, County
Of Bruce, sends us the following: -
"Tle body. Of q woman, well-drcssed, has
been found on the beach of the Indian Reserve
north Of This village, ut point about si1 miles
distant. No doubt is entertained but she was
a passenger BY the ill-fatcd steamer Pewabic.
Yesterday IN Indian called on Or. " s. Scott,
Coroner, to report that another Indian had
on sunday, seen the body Of a woman washed
Ashore on The beach.
''The Coroner tried to get some parties to
70 up to the place indicated, in boat for the
purpose Of bringing the body down. But as
it was feared no landing could be made at
tho place on account of the swell none would
70. Messrs. Alex. Sinclair, j.. r. Stewart and
Il. jackson volunteered to take light wagon
and try to get there through the bush, there
being O road for part Of the way. They
found the body which they report to be con-
stdeTAbly decpmposed, the hair gone from the
head, and the features Of the fAce destroyed.
The dress, however, was nearly entire, and
bespeaking person In a respectable position.
one hundred and six dollars Or si 10 In Green. .
backs, and nearly eleven hundred dollars in
bunk receipts Of deposit.
'tTho earlier receipts. dated 1860, aEe from
the banking house of Tomb, Huss & Co., Of
Tufin, Ohio, 10 Miss Julia Rumsey. The later
receipts, with stamps on them, are from the
1Ast Ndt4oAAA IAAaA " 4lAAut 10 HiSh JULIA
Rumscy.
"Thcy also fonnd In the leather bag in which
the money wns, q receipt from Telegraph
company, d paper Of needles, and q small cop-
per cent. The property Is nj present in the
hands Of Mr.. Alexander Sinclair, ofthis place,
There was on the body liic.preservcr, con-
eisting Of corks, which accounts for It's being
foated over to This side. The body has mol
yet been removed, the parties who went for It
tlndtng 1t impossible to get the wagon near to
the place. It will likely tie brought down to-
day to Southampton, mud mn inquest held.
On referring to the List Of passengers lost
on the i1l-fatea Pewabic, We find the name Of
Miss Julia Kumsey, Of Titiin, Ohio, undoubt-
ctlly the lady whose mortal remains have been
cast ashore. We hope that this notice will
meet the eye Of some of her friends. Mfr.
Donald Sinclair, Of southampton, IS our cor
respondent, and will doubtless give any
further Information, By letter, If asked to do
, 1865-10-24

A good story Is coming to u. from Lschl,
whore 81. de Bismarck was spending few
days prcyions to his start for Blarrltz. So
was also 1ld1e- L., p most charming ac-
t!ess, celebrated alike for her genius aud the
rigid correctness Of her conduct. The Minis
ter and actress met on the public walk the
former recognized tho layourite Of last sea-
SOD, Joined her, and conversation ensued
Which continued till he found himself at the
door OF Photographers chalet. H. dc Bis
marck did not quit hts agreeable companion,
but suddenly the photographer from under
bis black yeil rushed ont and requested the
Prussian Minister to stand somewhat on one
side, "as otherwise" he. explained, "the
person Of your E1cellency will appear In the
picture nigh to that Of the prima donna"
"Mademoisclle, exclaimed the terrified d.
plomatist, retreatfng preclpitately, 20, pray
remain Where you are; the photograph Is in-
tended for the Gonck, and he will Be so much
aattered BY the honor" &C., &c: II. dc Bis
marck could not refuse, and thus It happens
that the Prime Minister and tho 1sallanI can
tatrlce appear in the came carte de yisue The
absurd part Of the story Is, that the Prussian
police, imagining that the result had been Oh
lained By cutting out the separate portraits
of the personages with q malicious intent,
have seized tie copies sold ut Berlin, not.
withstanding which the photograph has
reached Paris-and IA to be purchased on the
BouIcyards.-L0uion UdsIy iSetps.
, 1865-10-24

Our Inrerary correspondent transmits the
following One morning recently, before
sunrise, 1aborer setting out for bis work
along the shore Of Lochtyne, about GFc miles
from 1nvernry, SAW, or imagined he saw, what
is seldom seen by mortal eyes. On smooth
rock BY the waters edge was reclining q
creature which, In the struggling light, he
thought to be seal. When he approached,
It splashed into the water, and as be saw its
head bobbiog up and down, aud It's long grey
hair floating on the waves, he altered his
ancient mermaid. Unromnntic wretch that
he was. he began to throw stones, to avoid
which the creature moved further from
the shore; but soon, for some reason not
explained, changed Its purpose, and made
strn1ght again Tor the rock, on which It
landed. The man, no doubt from the rery
lau1able desire Of furnlshing the British 3lu-
scum with c true specimen, of mermaid Ia
person could hardly send such creature to
the Geological gardens among wild beasts,
drew q huge knife from his pocket and cd.
vanced. He had hitherto kept respectful
Distance. But he suddenly stopped. for, to
hts amazement, the creature spoke. To hear
In tile early dawn Of q peaceful autumn morn
ing mermaid speak THAT surely were bliss
beyond compare. Not 20 thonght the laborer !;
terror added wings to his feet, and he fed,
circulating over the parish that surely his end
WIS near, for be had seen mermaid and
heard her tongne. Eventually, however, his
turned ont to be the wife Of Glasgow pro-
fesEor who had come down to spend his holi-
days on the shores Of Lochfyne. It is super
1uous to add that the Indy had gone out to
battle. We understand the man Is still living
-G{afGotu Herald.
, 1865-10-24

elabornie Of this policy has been already
drawn up, md Will, we presuine bc circulated pres
enn5 emong The Courts Of Europe How Austria
h.tp to BE- Be wih for her share Of the po
# The Har be correct In this statement,
either frussta and France have been secretly
acting together throughout this Danish dlla-
Gully, or Prussia Is resolved upon war. It Is
hardly conceivable that Prussia would incur
the displeasure Of France md Great Britain
combined. or that Louis Napoleon has all this
time been decetriug us. Bismarck has gone to
Blarritz 10 see the laLter-or his own volition,
not invited there BY the Emperor-and our pa
pers are now casting back thcfrmemaries to the
famous interview between Count Cavour and
Napoleon III at flombicres, mud the Magenta
and salferino which followed thereupou, Are
France and Prussia to be a1liess That Is the
question. So: :, -.
= uEnaAs UNITY.
j; Tie division between the moderate Liberals
and the popular party In Germany is now
complete, md you will soon hear Of The indie
pendent formation Of the Inter. With such
mcn As ha1l Bluid directing, and Dr.. Louis
Buechner and Emil Ritferhans advising, with
the youth Of Germany enthusiastic in the ad-
Vocacy OF democratic principles, aud resolved
no longer to play the part Of ono sovereign
against another, there Is at length some hope
Of German unity aud freedom. -:
. Arrangements are being made BIZ the fa1nily
Of the late lamented statesman, Richard Cob
den, for the publication Of his biography at Us
early date as possible. aad the request has
been made On their behalf that all friends Of
the deceased will retain his letters 20 that the
best usc may finally be made Of them. !, I hnp-
pen to know that Mr. Golden had many val,
ned friends In the State Of Illinois, and trust
this announcement will reach them. Letters
Of so high importance sometimes fall into the
hands Of careless or improper parties, who
make an unauthorized use Of the contents.
PosTscRlPT-ocr. 4, ,4P-M.
The French Government is determined 10
grapplo With the cholera at It's source. L re-
port has been published this morning In which
N. n. Dronyn de L'huys and Bahlc recon-
mend that diplomatic conference shall be
held, to improve the sanitary condition of
the East, On the ground that the pcstilence
Of cholera was introduced into Egypt By
Mussn1man pilgrims. Mecca Is said to be un-
doubtedly the nursery Of the cholern.
. The Bank Of England has to-day again raised the
rate OF discount per cent. making Il 7 per cent
Consols arc poW af 8SHISS:s for money, and ssh
for Nov. E1chcquer Bills, to &c discount Ameti-
can securities arc &c lower. q. s. $50 bonds arc
quoted ut 6sT6sGoHc: Erie shares at 59159Ac;
Illinois at 3a6ts1Ne. Erte. scrip is aD2Hc prem.
The Liverpool cotton r1nEket opened to-day strong
at advanced prices, Tho imports have been !, ,165
balee, and the sacs will probably reach 20 00 bales
JouE Bell. Jr,
, 1865-10-24

Dr. EA5TEIsL3'S
IODINE and SARSiPAklLLa.

i e sa ss1Y % Sas'ss ss I'll e: III Sse M
scrofula, or Kings Evil, Cancer,
Tumors, Erupdons Of the Skin,
Erysipe1as, Chronic Sore Eyes,
TlingWorm or letter, Scald
Head, old Sores, Swelling of the
Glands, LeproSy, White Swell.
ings, Piles, Blot @es, Boils, PIN.
Piles on The Faee, 6ohre Rheu-
1natism, Dr0psy or GraFN, LiY-
er Complaint, Dyspepsia, Nery-
Gus Affections, General Debility,
all Chronic Diseases, and all
Diseases arising from the use Of
Mercury.
tho.s diseases arising hum impurr stale q the
n1 e X e 81 With such and
Ur. EaSter1y's iodine and Sarsaparilln.
10 the Western Gta.es nearly threcfourths Of the To-
nantani, r. # aoetd WIN toln,d Ct inactive ceadi
DR.. Easter1y's Iodine and Sarsaparilla
i % tnfahle cure for Liver Compl.!nt. II IL, spe
cIoe aetioo or the Lrcz. sod i1w bottles viii cure
DR.. Easterlyss Iodine and Sarsaparilla
ao':e ,9 Gsqp,1 "t e. %
Ing the blood. md the cure Is certain AID rmzncat
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparil1a
Has cured 1nore cases Of 1nd,:es1.on aad D{aepsla
used Il Without Gtn:dt.
DR.. Easterly,s Iodine and Sarsaparil1a
starcs ns the hest remedy cytr d!scoyesd
ts e % os ssad a. Gravel has
DR.. Eastcr1y's Iodine and SarsaparI1la
lie care of Seuralgis, Eervuna hcsfashe. Las of
fses. % I'd lie various Scrvoas AneciIaas 10 which
asa satsa n bn IL sn! . sse ss
these complaints
DR.. Easterly's iodine and Sarsapari1la
II the best Cosmetic known. Ladies' who admire
iusc ibe skin nd use ihis mecctnc This beautldcs
4s % " ss y
comtcnance to The bloom and {feshneas q youth
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapartlla
.s scSss as 1,e L e.
;saE e wsa9ses AZ a9d l9ssiade wao uso Il T. once
ue ss sha. ehsnse saesq h it 4nH CESSATION III nE
MEhsEs u such casea 1t csunot be too highly re-
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsapari1la
ss M sea a SD tes 20 rmp
Of SfufE}a, Old Sores, Ind sdn Diseased Of eTT
kiad.
ErIdley.s Salt Nheum and letter Olnt-
mcnt
VIII he found valuable assistant to the Iodine and 61s
sarata In subdulpE the disease Tho Iodine and Saf
saartlla bsoed and while
The Ointment heals the Sores and thus speedy and
permanent curc ID e1ectod- Both recommended u
be used fos these comrlalnta-
Sunscthln. the Afflicted Should Know
Those WHO ere an,ictcd and need special Blood Tu-
rifytng medicine, should know that
DR.. Easterly's Iodine aud Sarsaparilla
Ii ax ttnes stronger. cheaper xnt bcttE, thAu any
ohr sarAaparilla or Blood Purify Medicine noW Of
tted TO thf public no ray will be takco for it. This
has been thoroughly tcst and Is known 10 be 3Bci.
Therefore
ASK FOR DR. EASTERLY'S IODINE AND sARSA-
PAKlLLA. and take nothing else.
Pr1ce-Thc Iodine and 6srsararlIa, = 50 per bottle
I1Ice-tsFdlcy's Salt lshcum and Tettcf Ointment,
Is cents ref bottle.
Medicine Store 90 Madison st, near the Post Once,
Chicago H. and a the corner or Third and Chestnut
Streetk st. Louis. Mo- and fot s81e y all IruSg11tG.
Sold. 4t wholesale, by nURSHAMs 4 VAN
SUAACk. Wholesale Druggists, 18 Lake street,
Chicago.
, 1865-10-24

the bar, profcd to hare been caught In the
-acl, and In ten minutes sentenced TO- nine
months imprisonment There was healthy
1,goE about the: proceeding which, confess,
pleased me-. especially when VIE consider what
grand dncal and pontlfcal courts hare hither
TO beeu.- The Flprentines are first rate pick
pockets. 4 day or two aso friend OF mine
went to post q letter, jnst :at dusk. While
doing SO he felt something touch him, and
that moment be found his watch WIS gone
from his walstcoat pocket. The watch was
attached to tie chain BY an unusually stout
swlyci.r1ng and sctow.: But strange to say
the latter was lett alike unfnjused: and un-
opened, and It was almost impossibIe to con-
lecture how the watch had bed, detached IN q
single instant from 60 strong ll2atmc.
, 1865-10-24

BRIEF EFHoSETNooy.-The Lawrence dn,er;-
can tells story Of the marriage in that city
cousin, md the bride resident of IsWrenee Law nee
Immediately after the marriage, the lady told
her newly welded husband that she was ua-
worthy Of him, giving reasons which emphati-
cal1y proved the statement; said she loved
another; that she was cocrced into the mar
riage. and would not live with her husband,
and the two thereupon parted, the lady mean
time being formally disoWncd By her parents,
, 1865-10-24

PROPOSALS FOR PLA ANMING
i A1LETB N BLoCK r. Dearborn Ada.
oF7ie1 or In1 bonn oy Pya!Is wokK>}
pasie Sssa wafs - q saa T.. Msad,y.
sesessinE H9sa u s1ee.assasa. g ~ = y: oass
levied for is cost. when the sae shall oo
rSo1ossls uss b. addressed to the Roa.1 Of puhltc
Es5 3d. r,h y ,ns 'as
eos:d nc 80 ior sas doing Of the whole work for
- y s'S
Teiis nd e iss Board 'a. ne
fn2b. & eISRzlE EHPzs
oceerss,o Bosa & Il t rssiis sSss work.;
GEAlI-ANNTAL WATER TAX,
~ DUE NOV. ts1. is6s.
sGss . ss 81
Ssys5nE Is M q s5aiPE Sn1i
= % Z n ,sss ss ~ t.
vstEpiPes a!e Lid, and Enieh 6ase on!ans there
i ast ri sa5as Ness1es,; e; Esa r. &C.. IN r.
nstd.
.ss on qts rasa m N S,.ss
: ''' ''''' ;, '''N e'''' fSSS:EHq2;E Is S1SRzsE
oct,s,sss,n Board "a Il Ii fns.ia s;Sis works.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ CIT CoLIrcToE.s oy1tc1}
CoCaE HoEsx. RooH No. u.
puslle oetlce Is be hereby gwen that The Ws.raats n
"; SPs sss
Al! PERSONS interested ~ requested to make I'M.
a r. sae s will be
estf a The md Of the a'e
' Iii fass Unpaid On the o. ,v Of J.uu
~ ne1t ri s eolsssoa III ~ ~ seas = saai.
'sa f ~ a.ssla c,x IL .esas o
beis TA1es o. to hare them listed VII please asnd 10
e. :as
listing after said date. ocl9 sa)allt
DROPOSALS FOR 9250,000
CHICAGO c1IT RIVER 1MeEevE1EST
BONDS. cr1 co1E19ats1s.s VIZ saa; - oM5Ef
Sealed Proposal, m q e se e. u1,a
s. iS s whn aT s
Ss Fs
:3,s e cent annu pa5ssio se
These Bonds xfe issred by tina Boar,i af pubI}e
Works OF thr Ctty Of Chicar In confornjty WITH AMI
hy the apthers5 p section ur ~ act of he Gene7ai
l6.h. ts5 providing sor improvements for sbc cisans
pg Of Chicago li7ey and Tia branches bY the docpt
tnG Of the Illinois Michigan Canal Is heioT
that Of Lake Michigan, to create current from
the Lake through the Chicago Hyer end tho C1nJ
into the Illinois River and authorizing said No,r1 q
Public Works to borrow from time to time Sur moi
exceeding t*o million tto.pa1o> dollars upon Tue
manner authorizing thetsaue Of Sewerage Loan Bona1,
snd ~ nc pIovtSons the issue sna e3e Of
Of the oeerds thereof sad the payment or tho prtn
cipAl And the interest to become due theru mad pro-
ytdDE for sinking fhnd for the liquidation or The
same, like manner applies to these bonda The fund
fsisea In pursuance wlth the authority given In aal
set by sail made special fund TO be held and
used for the PURPOSES OF 1ad tmpfpYCmtut snt for
, 1865-10-24
A SSESSAlENT NOTICE.

A SSESS1lENT NOTICE.
II OFFICE or 1ux BOARD OF PCnL1c WoR1s}
CIIcA0o* Oct = 1865.
Public notice Is hereby gwen to all persons l1ter.
estedt TINT the Undersigned, Commissioners Of 1he
completed the Assessment f:ol fof tho extension Of
feet rom Wsbansia sTenaa to North sycurn nd
apeh Assestent Rnll has been ned IN the oce Of the
City Clerk
The undersigned will apply to the Common Council
of SAID Cisy 1t la next meetng 70 be held
O'Clock p n. mr. couhsmatlon Of such assessment
At which time al parties Interested Will have the Fight
to bd hcaT6. All peTsup4 wishing to object 10 said
assessnent must le thelr objections to Inc snme Ia
writing. IN the ONCE Of tho CITY Clerk, least one
day prior to such meeting Of tho Common Council
J. q. GISDELE.
FRED. LETT,
o, J. ROSE
Commissioners Of the Eosrd Of Public Work.
, 1865-10-24

4 SSESSA1ENT NOTICE.
- OYTICx or TMK BoAKD or PUBLIC WORxK}
- CHIcAGo, 0cE =, tAa.
esed, that he undessisasd, Con11aassoneIs Of dc
BoaEd ot Pnblic Works of .he CITY Of Chicago, have
private drains On Wabash avenue, betwtcl RApdo1pa
and TwentJsecond stEects. md t1eh Assessment Roll
has been 6ed in tho ounce OF the City Clerk.
The undersigned will apply to Tho Common Council
Of said elty. At - next regular meeting, 70 b held
the thlTieth day Of O.nber, 1851 The hour or ~
o'clock p. m Tor confirmation Of such assessment Il
which time a parties interested will harttt right 70
be heard. AL persons wishing to object TO SAID ns-
sessment must tlo thetz objections to tho s1me In
wIin tn The ot1ee Of ths Ci6y Clerk as least ono sI
J. g. GISpELE
FRED. LETZ,
o. j. Rose,
Commissioners Of the Board Of Public Works,
, 1865-10-24

Fuuaerons remedies Tor these complaints have been
b7une hsiorG the public. aud used with vafyt1E
C. ncy generally some cQ7s tse uatlrs.
lus for The tlcE arr 81 ofittte
Itt!r toWasde rerftctinS radical cure- But The
tr.As intErna! REMEDY, Johnsons +. Compound: ef.
beyond douhl The surcst and mos. speedy remedy for
lEtEnntlsm Neuralgia, Gont, &c. rvcr used, Ii has
:atued patronage and favor 1f rertona Of every
rank and tic demand II steadily increasing. 1t IL
rr4ce1cef reurdt thoBc afflicted.
Tor EAlc By BTRNHANS AVIAN SCHAACK- Whole
sale Druggists. Lake strset ChlcAGo, and By drag
EIste generally. pCa3tH
, 1865-10-24
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American Imminent

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American Imminent
Will cure Bruises, Epraius, Cuts,
Wounds, Rheumatism, Contracted
Tendons, 9wel1sd Joints, F4ia OF
Weakness in the Back, and all Local
or heated Pain in the 6ystem.
This If the best Ltnnacnt ever offered to the public
Its volatile, penetrating, and healing properties dtGusc
themselves 10 The ve11 b1nes and give the sufferer in
giant relief.
It Is the E1csI CGc4cfops Ltnfueat eTtf Invented
FOR HORSES AND ANIMALS.
1t win cure Strains. Cuts, bruises, Chsfes, Calls,
berafchcf, Srhftn, RnEbonc. ur sny Wounds
Of booe or muscle
Such powerful curative properties asr combined In
DIR. ERs1eri5's American Ltnfmcnt
Tint II Breedny curcs The WORST WOUNDS. both on
NAN nid beast, sftH nl Other L1nincnss and reue-
dies fall.
~ For saie Il n. T EAsTERLT CO.'S Family
Medicine etnFe 80 Madison street, Chicago. Ill., and
fot sac bT al drukGtkta- =
sold, It wholcsale BY nURSHAMs VAN
scAAACk. Wholesale Druggists. Ii Lake sssco,,
ChtcNeo. ocssatxtu2p
, 1865-10-24

1pr. Bf=eIoN,
Il the only Physician Specialist noE In the city
tin. be entirely relied upon. Go un, hnd not
sun4 Disease to remain IN your System, disoEurnE
your tsce md body, besides destroying your happiness
and future prospects, IN nfe lie hss .7aae personal
dses4es and nervous debility bis stuty for the last
twenty years, and Is therefore tht person whom III
afflicted ehould cou1ult No ooe esrT heard Of pa
cnt Of his not being cured since he has been In the
city. Ills reputation has vouchers iu ali the city pa
pe1x hi. patients and the medical profession both here
sad abroad being the most akled Specialist hern
and thorough master Of his profession. II III othe1s
fail, don't despair; Eate him call. Il il only 4 CON.
mon occurrence with him TO cure such CANOE. LII
separate *or ladies' and gentlemen md ths
most complete IN the clty. Consultations nee aoa
conndential-
haif abock from the Post Otbee. Post Once Box 154
Chicago, III. 0tce houfs from l. N. to g. p. N.
seod for his 0ul3e To Heal.h" published monthly,
rec OF charge.
Torss MEx, TAXI rAx11cr1AR Ko11cL-Doctu
Btgc,ow drsosea much Of hi time to the Treatment of
those cases caused By secret habit which ruins both
body and mind uniting the unfortunate individual
for either hnsin1s soclsty. Tho sd eecs Of these
early iahlts the Of tpeF year il 10 weaken
and denlltata the constitution destroy the physical
md mental rows, ditnish snd enfeebfe the natural
feelns., and exhaust the vital energies Of manhood
the pleasures offe aed. the object Of marriage
frustrated aad existence Itself Eenderrd tenn Of I'M
ceasng misery and regret, Such pezsoos, especially
thoee contemplating asr.sEe, should lose no time IN
making immediate application, n DE. r. by his new
treatment is enabled 70 ensure speedy and peEus.
, 1865-10-24

f Fever and AEue instead OF benK dosed fut months
with c1intne. 10 the ruiz OF the general health, are
promptly set their fret aEaia without danger Of
relapse. By t!s prompt remedy for every 6nd q tn.
termlttent. Taken . s2teEuard against mlanA, II
r-ndcrt 40 attack Of Chls and Fever absolutely I'm
possible. 0c2stI3
, 1865-10-24
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