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The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-18
From Louisiana.

New ORLEANS. Jan IA party
OF negroes OF, the Red River rose in arms
ten days ago and tried to murder their
oversceri but failed. Subsequently
they were captured by the military, to.
gether with several accomplicss.
The tri-weekly news. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1865-1876, 1866-01-18
TEL y G r APHTc
Congress.
Y OF REPREsENTAriYEs

HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, !,
WAsHIsGros, Jan. l2.-To.dsy's
session was consumed in discussing tho
bill conterfing negro suffrage in the
District Of Columbia. 9b.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

ron YHY nrcEYflox asD rEIArnIxf Or =
Surgical and Chronic Diseases
DTsEASEs or THE EYE AND xAx.

NHIS Institution is situated in the most
= plessaht ans healthy psit Of the city Of Ke.kpk
Iowa. snd WILL respect TO SECURE the
comfort OF inyads.
The following diseases admitted and treated IN This
Institution:
LIST Surgical diseases and all requiring Surgical
oper stioBs.
Ri. Diseases of the Eve and Esr.
3D. Diseases Of ire Lungs, Throat and Heart.
4th. Diseases OF Womtn.
Drs SANFORD CURTIS having retired from the
general practice ~ met-ine III give their time
and atteu iipn ~ csses OF the kid epnmtia ut. d.
The Department n aurgey ard Liseases Of the Eye
and Ear i'll he under he special charge Of Or SAN
FORD, while of Diseases of the Lrbss fhroe nd
Heat and the Diseases OF Women will be Under the
special charge Of Or CURTIS though either will Assist
the other In difficult cases
tbs e1ferpri+e has es+n ia successful operation
man ar and il ID believed private Clinic In the
and important cases
fhJ.ician. passing through SECURING in city
are respectfully invited Infrmary sell div
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05
FAMILY CASES.

fRss OF % ais aN1 FN0k c0rfIcte.--S.0 u
Ease II g. ia-ge vas IN lo+ d ~
Case o. ~ n and io. k-.--.-.--. %
Case Of is box.- Nos 10 i5 and tpok 90
The rem, dies ~ the siugie lox So { 10
part II be country, ty mail eaprss, fee OF
charge, III I . The ri e. Atfrs-
FENftgKEIS SPECIFIC
H0AEOP1 TING -HfDHIAE CUAPANT,
Ofi..e m Dey No. ss2 " tadway hex-lork.
For ga by sv-ty Med se Deae~-
Or HUMPHREYS i. son.ni ed ally at his eice per-
soma .r by liter aLose .r ali rms Of Chs
anGdiy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

E-.ry fsm,iy, At this season, should n.e spEEs'6
VINE, crlen af-d in Enrope for IT. medicin4 and
ncia ualiti high Il, me " suiren. PHI, siri.
used II Enrs peaD aud American Hospital al b.
OF tbs frst fsrsiiiest IN Europe and Asefiea.
& ~ TONIC It has equal .sAs1ue an sppslte and
building un tie sSstm being sptirelv pure wine OF
most vsfuaeia krape. As D1rRE1Ic Il inpsrts
hesithy acttos m the flsnds sidn%ys nnd Urinary o..
Ter tors epEEKs VINE Il purr article ron Inc Ieies
o. tn Port arsrs ross ssfpE nfdf nai er'es srre-
No, ott vtn~ h and IN excel mt sYtsce
or ali we.k ard psrscDs ard the .rsd On In.
Ht, Improving the appetite, and sft s1sdta ard
children 7$yn c,sce. dsd rec val na Be desftsd.
cork Of zach huttls. 5aEs e-s sy-ss4 taF
snid ~ Wilkinson, Bartlett Co K-okuk. Town. and
~ nr-srias- AeHers wo seo sefi tie oA<TJLLA PORT
brandy, chofcs Old artsete. inpasteA ss}y Nv Mr.
eIeef dr'ct u N ". sr!'ey O QPnrsp. SOS Iects-tm
eEara,t .npEhsd y Wha.sssle Drusg'st,.
A1ay A. sPSFk. % his VIM rd In New Jevsey.
PRsNcIpsL oF1ICg. u IAdApWAY, NEH YorK.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05
+ .EGAL NorIcE-To VIM. B. Collins

.EGAl4 NOrICE-To VIM. B. Collins,
.seca'or - sta e IL Geo H. sfisou, deceased,
=. "lshans "na pau l,ss areadinx:
10" ~ ue. 1o,ii, tat there Is ffein The
ounce ne 81 the Di tct Corr # - orun,y,
iAa-Hs re. =, = pt ti9n AID am ended ,+titian II
mss pel., ~ hl.a" you. the said VIM. = Cosiia..
snm rs 900 nit n psr c-n' per au.no r., t ,hsr
on rop sssc NIB u 1854 mna an. ! : WIN .
sors eeie. md si<a pta,s,g the rrf,osn. - -.
gage eis % sour -t,d - AID ronv :; - = -,
described In =, p-tition ana, T. - w
d.f pdi uan,ed claim sonr intese-. " n gu in~
NV unless p ,sat sf,rre-n and a.r.r, -
no IN of tbs sacasd ia OF N next tern, n ~ eh.Fr
Oon-f . et 'no'y. 'o~e II 4 XIX, c,a,a-nr,ns
"a "a irf " niiR n err Ca int .nent IA in1
~Si ~ rr4,.ie =, .ga,usr ypu la on y, srfan,t
Re- ,: Up . ~, RAN IN Nc Rs-v.
1lsr}i9ta (.st) Att',a Tor T.. ltitin
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05
HUMPHREYS.
homeopathic SPECIFICS

HAVE proved. from the most ample expe-
- renc-. an entire ,uroe-s; n,l. a. n, and re-
liable They h only icu.s peri cti, .dapt,d TO
p4ni usese E;mpi thai mis- akes eahnot e .sde in
ust4g them 30 har les be FREE from DANCE, and
% -fiei+nt ~ 70 b. always rr.iaIs They have RACED
the highest concentration from ALL and All alv
der salts a-tnn. .sw4s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

On snd after Tu-s lay MAJ ch GOTH trains will
foilows;e
~ LEAFE kEOKUK.
LIST Train-.l5 A. " daily, except Sunday.
Sd Train 90 P N. I" 3. -
LEArL FORT MADISON
81 rrsin--4:oB \. VI tally, except Monday.
4tu rrsin--lo:3J A M "a
Tho I'd tran~ili connect ~ enkuk ~ith the veohui
and 81 is,ri. pack@st and Des Mones Valley Railroad
The III tram, i-ayihs a-knk with Northern
Lins Packet 60 rpan,s boats fort Madison max ms
snre conuectious With Railroad 1t Burlington RDcb
lslSnd I'D davenport.
Tae 4h train leaving Fort Madison ms kes
with the Mones Valley Afternoon trsin and tn. III
aud >onthern Iowa and tirest Western h r.
ket for Ill int tale by officcs oil
the Company. mehlsi J. ". 0QtE Sec'y
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05
HALLS
.JeOetalle ljcilisn
Hair Remover,

~ the name indicates. not only sExEws
the growth Of the b r. when tLin And
faiM"E %, but positively r"e'rs M ootor
10 its origin i 81. WHEN il 10 farming
W gre, er viii e, whether caused y q seass,
krief or old age
II will certainly do what Is claimed for
- it.s faet to winch hundreds, nsy thou
sands Who hare y cd il. are ready and
q silling to testify. Where one bottle 10
- fairly used. In any community, its r.pu-
tAtion "rpTe ID. Ike aid FIRE." and IL the
best advert senient and rec mmends ton
Ne deire. In the Eastern 81 ties where
u THE "RENEWER.
@ origina 3D. ,he Young iadi.s u . II a.
- bar dfs-siBg. Ii Ia found on tbs toilet
table. q young meu, tsi-o At t'eir b r
- hers J while Older sBd women who
desife . reae~Er an rs,toratsre fr their
grey lex ard ba oh. ada, vii not b.
III vi bort his article. which gives in every
instance, eutire satisfaction.
CAUTION.
Don't let any druggist or dealer urge
rpos ybu different Afftc'e 81 there Ia no
pre- s'stsen IN the world like this. re-
- sare Of auy article purPorting 10 be iLs
- game.
a Try HALL's HAIR REVIEWER and
Jon will use other.
! not old 1t d,ug gists In your tosn-
trial os.ir ~ he zen, YOU ~ 'npres.
upon receipt 81 ems doh r Icy H. thus
irving ysn an cppo trsity al once OIL test
- ing its xcetenf quslit e..
- Orders foi hl4I 5ot lcs must be addressed
a 10
CA. CDek. eafcsgo.
Ge.l Ayest for Northeastern States,
orries, 81 pEAsrons ~.
eoid Wholesale In Chscaeo, by Fuller, Finch "
BurnLams Ssn re "A /. Lord : em III, snit
Dryer. II Re i o.. Oh - . Smith, Die,z.ch. 81
I - u Ecovii, W d Harris Co.. Pet Eadean,
bv drs, an dfa generally ftbIG.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
The Merchants Union Express Co.

The opening of the Merchants Union
Express Co. to-day-a much needed medi-
UNI for the transaction of business between
the West, Southwest and Northwest, and
which Eastern merchants will cheerfully and
literally suggests few retec-
tons on the origin, progress and extent of
the Express Business in the United States
The growth of the Express is not unlike
that of the local passenger trade In 1925
or 6, a Mr.. Sudley set up an hourly to
Charlestown, fare II is cents, and the en-
tcrprise was hailed with great enthusiasm,
mingled, however with doubts as to whether
it would pay. 1t did pay and the RoXbury
and Cambridge omnibusscs followed, great
numbering machines calculated to hold twen-
ty inside and an indefinatc number outside.
Then came the smaller omnibusses and final
" the horse cars, which will carry passen-
gers by the million.
About the year 1910, it may have been n
year or two earlier, Mr.. Harnden, a man of
great energy in n small, frail, cousumptive
body, set up the Express to New York,
running himself on the route, and enabled
at first to carry all the Express matter in a
bag. The business grew. Alvan Adams,
then poor man. followed in Harnden's
track. Poor Harnden died and the Adams
Express took the lead and carried on its
business to great success, becoming rich
and Il great monopoly. The new Express
will compete with the monopoly and fur
nIsh our merchants with facilities they could
not otherwise obtain Commercial.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
FAMILY PHYSICIAN"
IN PRINT,
by DR., SAMUEL SHELDON FITCH, A, NJ, NJ. u
The author ornnm.rons Medieal Works.


Ills Six Lectures the Prevention anl Cur. ConsumI
tonDseases OF the lie1rt-nd the Rules to Preserve
Health aud Life to Hun red Yrars,-htve beea read by
Thousands, anil have carried hope all readers AMI health
to all who have fulfilled ia teachings.
Dr. fchs aim In this book is to direct habits
to avoid inllsposou-to manage indispostlOn to
prevent disease,lnd to treat disease to restore
health. He would clear husky throat and thus stop
Group or dphtheril he wou regulate disturbed state OF
the stomach and bowels aud thus stay dysentery and co
but should diseases supervene. he
aid with the remedies prompt cure
le ganccs first vt thisc diseases wheh the sick cannot
well doctor, hut which requires the aid Of capable phys
cia and that when properly and timely treated are always
durable. These diseases he says are Consumption hrun
ehs Catrrh Asthma Diseases OF the Heart, Dyspepsia
Headaches, Liver Complaints, Piles, Kidney Complaints
Female Complaints, iheu asm, Neuralgia, skin Diseases
and all diseases aud discoorasns eckes, moths Sc which
attack aud destroy the complexion.
The second great class OF Diseases which the patient
his friends IN always doctor and for which nfahbe
dies are given are npher Group, Scarlet fever Measles
Whooping Cough Typhoid Fever, Dysentery Asatie Cho
era Cholera Morlus Cholera Infntum Darrhra OF adults
and children Colds, Congestion Of the Iungs Lung Fever
nurps Erysipelas Remedies for these are Civ
en- which the their friends prepare and success.
fully administer
lie next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair and Teeth
81 as TO preserve both In health and beauty through life
lie next gives remedy for Seasickness Finally he gives
RECIPES for preparing Hair Dye Cologne Water and Tooth
Powder, all unsurpassed by any other preparations
II is as little do to advise readers to obtain
and read this book 1t has 70 pases price IS Send
IS cents to DR. s. s. Fitch, No IS fremont street. Boston,
Mass BE particular T. give Posonce, Town, County, and
state and the book will be sent to you by mall e Of post
age.-3m2T
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

VICToRIA's FIVE DAUGHTERs.-Qu
Victoria has five daughters The oldest is
the wife of the Crown Prince of Prussia.
She is destined to become the future Queen
of Prussia The second, Alice is the wife
of the Prince of Hesse-D armstadt, whose
principally has been lately absorbed by
Prussia. The third, Helena, became recent
ly the wife of the Prince of Teck, who is
Prince without a principality Two remain
unmarried-Louise, who is In her eighteenth
year, and Beatrice, who is in her NINTH
What is to be done with Louise, now that
most of the Protestant German Princes
have been ousted from their petty thrones
by Prussia There is only one Protestant
Prince now available FOR royal coniugal pur
poses, and he is brother of the Princess of
Wales, King George of Greece. Mr.. Glad
stone is, consequently, to proceed to Athens
TO enter upon this delicate negotiation. Her
proposed husband is mere youth who
dances well, and is fond of good cgare, and
is tolerably good looking. lie might make
an admirable clerk in a millinery store, but
is altogether out of his place as the chief of
the spirited Greek nation.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
IMPORTANT CAUTION,

cThousands of Dollars are paid to swindlinc quacks
daily, Which is corse than thrswn aeay. This from
trusting Ia the deceptive advertisements Of calling them
selves "D0ctOrs whose only Recommendation fhey
say Of hemsefUes. Ut Advertising physicians, in nine
cases out Of ten Bpost0rs aud medicines OF this kind
found in drug Stores, are generally worthlessgo M
sen, and not to The Sure Remedies be obtained
at Office only, and warranted represented, in
every respect, the price wH be refunded Persons
distance may be cured at home in the shortest possible
time by sending for them. " Dr. Ma,tison educated
physician OF twenty years experience ten in general
PrGcicC until compelled by i'll health to adopt office
practice. treating all accidents resulting from mprudence
In both sexes, giving them his phoie attention. ~ Crru
lars giving full information with Undoubted festnoniais
also ok Special Diseases in seated nueOps,
free u he sure aud send for them for without tesfimO
mails stranger be trusted Enclose stamp post
age, and direct to DIR. MATTISON. NO. rs
UNION SrREEr. PROVIDENCE, R.I,
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NERVE, INVIGO (I

For Nervous Debility, Seminal Weatness, Loss OF
Pouer Impoteney CONFUSION Of Thought, Loss Of Mem
ory Irritable Temper, Gloomy Apprehsnsions Fear De-
spondency Meidnchoi and all other caused by secret
habits ercessiue Indulgence u This sure remedy is
composed of the most soothing strengthening and nvigora
ing medicines in the whole vegetable kingdom, forming in
continuation the perfect dnd0te obstinate class
oi maades yet discovered 1t has been every
State in the Union positively curing thousands who
the investor, restoring them sound healh-
Nervous sufferer! wherever you may be, don't fail test
the virtues oil this WonderfH Remedy NJ One large bot
tie lasts montll,-Price $40. These four SURE REM
EDIES prepared at my Office, and can be obtained
nophfre else The price may large they are the
cheapest in the end, because THEY CURE ~ Sent by Ex
press eueryDhere with full directions in sealed package
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
How a WEALTHY BosToNIAN OBTAIN.

How a WEALTHY BosToNIAN OBTAIN.
ED \ WIFE.-A New York correspondent
of the Albany Argus relates how II hand
some orphan work girl had been for some
time courted by journeyman halter One
day she pressed him to marry, rs She had
received dsrespcctful proposals from rich
lawyer. "There is my hand" said she
marry me directly" The lover, highly in
dignant at the attorney, was too glad to obey
the direction. The marriage took place at
the residence of the bride. The evening be-
fore the wedding, however, the bridegroom
told Mary Elizabeth that he had secret TO
tell. He was not a journeyman halter. but
was one Of the richest men in the city of
Boston, and said he would take her the next
day to the beautiful country seat in the sub
urbs of the modern Athens, which he had
inherited from his father and mother, for he
indeed, was an orphan like his bride, his
Mary Elizabeth. He had seen her at Barn
um's Museum and resolved TO make her his
own when convinced of her worthincss.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
For The ]
Molly Bland.

When was young and in my prime,
courted girls and studied rhyme;
fell In love with Molly Bland,
The farest girl Of ali the land.
She was maiden fair and gay,
was youth and passed that way;
] saw her brilliant curls expand,
My noblest, truest, Molly Bland.
We wandered by the river shore,
We heard its silvery waters pour,
thought IL Ger | grew o man,
still would worship Molly Bland.
We scaled the mountains lofty height,
We saw the eagle in his fight,
Then far below, where plains expand,
These scenes viewed with Molly Bland.
But time It changes things below,
Turns often them to grief and woe
And |, alas have grown a man,
Remember well my Molly Bland.
Now am old, and gray, and cold,
Have lost the love used to hold,
Yet oft think how rich and grand
felt when counting Molly Bland.
Bra ttleboro, Oct, 1896. W. II. PETTEs.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
important 10 the General PeOnle.

Next to the common articles u daily food fruits &C.,
.Ie is nothing in universal than candles and
uhhappy there Is nothing made subject tn aduteraton
10 my are by the adoption Of the OF deeerous sub
snFs destructive to health. An exposure OF these adul-
terhos ahd Their pernclous effects recently made In
ms paper which caused much speculate IN, and doubt
warmed many mat the only safe be made Of candles
ana connections was to obtain those which are known to be
pure The knowledge that they are thus pure is what has
made s9nh@ayds candles so popular aud what has
marble edace In Temple Place. for his manueturin9 and
wholesale trade while his retail business will be carried on
at horticultural Hall as usual The hnest and purest ma
tera the Of but the most Innocent and nnoons
coorng materials and the neatest and most tasteful
OF manufacturing constitute SOuthmayd's candles among
Boston Journal.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
CDR. ]. Coils Brownies ChlOrOdyne. :"

This invaluable remedy produces quiet, refreshing Sleep
relieves pain Gains the system the eranged uuc
tons, aud stimulates healthy action of the secretons the
BODY Thousands OF persons testify to its wonderful effects
ties in the following diseases Consumption, Asthma,
Bronchitis Whoopng Cough, Neuralgia, Diarrhna Rheu
matism, Spasns, &c, &c.
CHOLERA.-Earl Russell communicated to the College
OF Physicians and j. t. Davenport that he had received in
formation to the effect that the only remedy any service
in CHOLERA was CHLoRODYNE. (See Lancet, Decem.
Der 81, ls64)
CAurION.-None genuine without the words "Dr. j.
COLLlS BROWNIES CliLOR0DYNE" on the Government
stamp Overwhelming medical testimony accompanies each
bottle. sole manufacturer, j. I. DAVENPORT, No. 80
Great Russell Street, Bloomsbury, London.
HENRY SMITH, Special Agent No. 81 Nassau Street,
New York Sold by all Druggists 81 and SO per bottle.
Oriera by letter promptly attended to.
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E|||||||s!I|a||IE||I
Patented May 80. 1866.

This article for washing without rubbing, except
very dirty places, which will require very slight
unlike other preparations offered for like purpose,
NOT CLOTHES, but will leave them much WRITER
than ordinary methods, without the usual and
1t grease spots II by magic, and sofens the
dirt by soaking, that rinsins will in ordinary
trely it.
This powder is prepared In accordance with chemical
SCIENCE and upon process peculiar to ITSELF which IL
cured by Letters Patent 1t has been for tn
year. and has proved itself universal vore wherever
1t has been used Among the advantages claimed the
following, viz
1t all the expense Of soap usually used cotton
and linen goods
most of the labor OF rubbing AMI tear
Also, for cleaning windows 1t sunsurpassed. with one
quarter the time and labor usually required mparts
beautiful gloss and usre much superior any other mod
No water required except 10 moisten the powder.
Directions with each package.
And can be readily appreciated by single trial. The
of washing for family Of five six persons will
exceed THREE CENTS
The manufacturers Of this powder that many
useless compounds have been introduced TO the public
which have rotted the CLOTH failed in removing the dirt
but knowing the intrinsic excellence OF this article they
confidently proclaim being adapted to meet demand
which has long existed, and which has heretofore remained
unsupplied.
MANUFACTURED ny
HOWE & STEVENS,
eco Broadway, Boston.
For sale by l,rocers and Dealers everywhere 3ui3g
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
THE RAE PATENT PEAT MACHINE.

the cheapest strongest and best machine for breaking,
eondensng and preparing peat for fuel yet invented The
Eastern Peat Company will furnish to parties In New Eng
land short notice. four Of Peat Machines construct
ed under this patent These machines give entire satsc-
on and need only to be to be appreciated Agents
wanted the Eastern Peat Company in every town aud
county In hew England, to sell machines rights, etc. etc.
Liberal commissions allowed Apply either Ia person by
letter to BUTrRIcK HILL, General Agents, Eastern
Peat Co., ia Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19
ALTERNATIVE SYRUP,

For Imguritissofte Blood resulting from imprudence
causing ErupfonS the Skin Sore Throat, Mouth anu
Nosej Loss Of Hair Old Sores Speliings; Pains in
me Bones and all other signs Of dctus poison in
the system. No remedy ever discovered has done
what has been achieved by this 10 cured a gentleman
from the South stopping at Newport aud for tphich he
presented Or. lrh $500, qter hduiHg been under the
treatment Of the most eminent Physicians in Baltimore
PHILADELPHIA and Nep York, for YEARS! Never de-
spair Of pemHnen cure, matter hoic obstinate your
hes BEEN until have tested the virtues this po-
tent AHordtue 1t ia prepared expressly for the purpose
and is superior to any other remedy for such n one
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1866-10-19

II For Diseases Of the Urinary, suing from
imprudence causing improper discharges heat irritation
&c. contains Copdiud. Cubebs, Tupentine, any
other offensive or injurious drug but is safe and
pleasant remedy that will half time of any
other, the price wiH be refunded. You that have
taking BIisdm Copdrd for months without benefit, until
sick and pale your breath clothes with its
offensive odor, throw it away, and send for bottle this
Sure Remedy 1t will not only you once but also
cleanse the system from the hurtfu been
taking long IL For Chrome cases, Of months even
gears duration, it is Try 1t once, and you
will taste the disgusting mixtures Of BaIsd Copaira
again 1onc large bottle generally sufficient cure
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IMPORTANT TO THE AFFLICTED.
DR.. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
and bndicott Street, Boston, on all diseases of a
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATuRF

Dr. DOW continues to be consulted at his Office Nos
anu hhuicou street, Boston, on all diseases ofa
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE
by long course OF study and practical nj
limited extent Dr. d. has qualification Of oresen,i
the unfortunate with remedies have never since be 80
introduced them failed to the most alarming cases
d0NORRHGsA AND SYPHILIS
Beneath his treatment all the horrors of venerra ma t
pure blood, 1mpotency Scrofdla Gonorrha Ucers main
ana distress In the regions Of proceaon Inflammation Of
he bladder and Kidneys, Hydrocec, Abcesses Uumors
ghtu 5wellngs, and the long train Of horrible vmnton,
amending this class OF disease, made TO become AZ
less as the simplest ailings Of n child. ~
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
Dr. D. hevotes great part Of his time the treatment M
those cases caused by secret and solitary habit which
RUNS the nody ana mind uniting the unfortunate ndvid
ua LOT business or society. Some II the sad and
enects produced by early habits youth are Weakness ~
he BACK ana Limbs Dizziness OF the Head Dmness of SIGHT
Palptaion OF the Heart, Dyspepsi Nervousness Ueran
ment OF the digestive functions, symptoms Of Corsnntan
&C. The fearful effects the mind are much IN bo dread
ed loss OF memory confusion ideas depression Of snr
evil iorebodings aversion NJ society sei.,rsf tiniit
&c are among the evils produced Such persons ebonid
before contemplating matrmony, consult physran m
perence, and be at restored health and b,nes
Patients who wish to remain under Dr. Dnws
few days weeks, will be furnished with pleasant roa
and charges for board moderate. ~
Medicines sent to all parts Of the country with foil drsc
tons Tor use on receiving description Of your cases DR.
Dow has also for sale the French Capottes warranted the
best preventive order by mail Three for 81 and red
stamp