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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
lafbpille, senne11ee, Mtontag Den % Oftober 1867
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unS bebrdiiUea Spra9en. Gr.wpbnt in
SO. 142 GberrD Strabe.
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Eerntine.

Boarding tunn man in Der Stlht su biaisen Preife
bnben unb cine bef9rdntte AnsuAI fann bamit in be
SGule perieben tperben.+ .It5 fEa -ft
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

9as SduIinbr pirb in bfci IerRine getbeiIt. Der
erite beginnt Nontag, ben 16. September 1867 unb
idliebt am 90. DECEMBER. ~ ta
. yer ;weite z m n fdn9t an 8. Sanuar
1868 liuo i9IieBt am 2S. Mdrs.
Sel brittle Eermiu beginnt am 2. aprl
unb ei,Set am 27 SUM. j.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
SSeinpfnnsen.

ga.b ueri6ieeenen eaaen werben aud pesidhiebene
Sorten beer tbun aIs nnoere, eaber 1T es been,
ans Goncoro nnb Qorton's Ytrgima Seeoia All
nebmen. auS eisensn bt;eren Grf brunsen marnsr
mir Seeermann, por ben aus eintm @uae aesoaeuen
iogsmannten GampfpfIdnsen; fe iub cine gro be Ses
quemlidteit fir ben Sertdufer un6 eire ar0be nnbes
quemIidteit fhr ben 4duter. Serbtpflannina cibt
ms2r S,9sagsI pcs S'lVssss nro slnen MOT 90 usr'
untportet.
Sr. ~ RmaffI,
Gds Guiamtr naS SeftriOn etrafs.
aus26
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Sine quite Gr3iebnm9
A52,, g.ai. i ipim ,f,6YlsI ii E
OeieD1ftSnttaitil

tlt oas einsige 9ernt6sen bas GItern ibren Rubern
aeben fDnnen, ba oafieIbe ME perloren asheu eenn
fam Ino beitdubts bel Der Anpenhllng melr Berth
erb6It Eiefe Gritehtnla tam naf1 iirber go =.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

.H.. DAILY AND WEEKLY
TENNESSEE STATS ZFITUNG
Beg THE ONLY GERMAN DAILY AND
WEEKLY N CITY AND STATE.
H The only Evening paper pub
Is led in Nashville.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28

NHe, bic iid5 ntR 8uIaB bewerben, bdbeu fb in Der
Sffce bes Steparp gu meloen unb sIuur penigtens
srpei Gage Dor Seginu oes Eermines, wobet iie ii6
Giniab b=Iidets su peri6offeen haben. Aue Bills
peroen tann. t.
Sdder tDnnen gu trsetb elmer 3eit i'm Termin ous
9enommen weroen, bod, 1T es wini6enswertb, baB
es am Seginn SefieIben sef9ebe.
E .LsF3B- %rrf. Spbn Cseen, 9rinsipaI.
gbarlee grosbp, SteIunrb. . SILL.
@ebiligt pom Der ameritaniihen Riifons=8ei
ftaft unb Der aseitern 5ressmens SadssG sGpmiifiou.
....s.. q. ;,,, g. N, Grapatb. Setretdr.
Gtneinnatt, Q. SEPT. 1867. "" fsp11
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28


Stem gorf, 26. St..
Sine sSrau Goienfelb aus ct. 2ouis
tpoate nit ibren 5 Sinbern aui, Der
SerfeD @itb Sabre iiber Den SluB iesen
unb Derlor atIf unbegrti1id1e @eiie
ibre &inber. 9fod lit oie Yoli5ei ni6t
i'm Stanoe getuefen, cine Spur ber<
ielben aussuinoen. -aa 80 1H-.ie .T.sa.s
9lus Merice pirS leeineleet, sbaB f6
Nbmiral Segetboff nod bort beFnbet,
baB ibm aber bic 9tlsiefernng bes
9ei6nams aMarimilians bebqrrli6
beripeigert tuirb. sh. sa.ja'9 tI Peg
9 aftim 26. Sct. :
Die sroBe 9emiide Sabrit bon Sa<
biion, 9pn1inston II. SO tuurbe Iour6
Seuer sert0rt. Serlult $1O0.0O0.s ,
Rbila.belpb B ia, 26 Sft.
-Oie Cholera auf Dem Ser. Staaten
S1iff 0Sbraeufe" bat nod nibt auf>
sebort. Seit geitern farnen iuiebsr 3
5oOesfdIIe Dor. J. 2
sanSrancisco, 20. Sft.
Ser Ser. ct, Dampfer ; O6ipee"
nit Sen. 8oulleau lino ben ruf6iden
Gommifaren an Borb 1T In gitfa am
IA. angefomnlen. -
ct. Sofepb, Mo., 26. Oct.
Sen. Carl 9dur5 ipiro beute bier
eriuartet uno ioH bon ben Oeutl9su
feierli6 empfangen tperoen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-10-28
Treifeueir.
3eit Der Mnfmabme.

Der Boarb Der Eruitees beabfichtigt be Grri@tune
elmer genifen An3ahi Tretitelen gum 8efteIl
Serer bic iicb ~ 2ebrern porbereiten poaen.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

vnlUe ~ 1--WE Roanss Properly.
"Burlcigh." the New York correspondent
Of tho Boston Journal, says Of the worst
portion of New York
persons who look upon the old rooaer'
les and tumbledown buildings, the dem. niue
holes and wet cellars, and bare at'ics OF
Five Points would suppose the property TO
be utterly worthless. But there = 40 prop
crty, not even in Fifth avenue or Wall street
tha, paws as well. The building known rs
Sexton and Philips model tenement house
is crowded in every part. over oVo occu.
pants residing in the building. These A1
pay weekly in advance, and the income per
annum is rot less ;aan 10000: \ small
building IN Cherry street, rentedin the same
stvlc. brir Is in the annual fsat OF : lZ,ouV
n year. one In Elizabeth street bSiags IN
ala. 600 q rear. In the vilest rOokeries per
sons lodge BY ff,ies on the floor 30 thick
that ono cannot walk without ueading on
them. Csllass seeking with slime and mud,
dark pesssees under the stairs. dark closets,
in short every place where human form
can lie. are rented at from sixpence night
up. all paid for in advance, making an Is.
ereeste that is surprising. Multitudes u
q iidren, sewsboys and young girls, beg q
steal enough money to get into the gallery
Of the Bowery Theatre. beg their bread OF
Get L asths charitable Institutions, and then
pay few pennies for the vile lodgings which
the vilest portions Of New York AFFORD.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09


It is surprising that . subject 90 inter
esiing and worthy Of research as that con-
corning the ancient inhabitants Of the
American Continent, has been 80 little in>
vestigated. lndisputabls facts recorded BY
Spanish historians, and confirmed by moro
recent discoveries, go 70 show that there has
existed in Central America vast empirc,o of
great civilization and very remote antiquity.
1t was old enough to have received the tra>
4 tons Of the creation aud dcluge, as rccor>
ded by Moses, and SO civilized as to have
perpetuatcd them in writing Spanish his
toriars and the early Missionaries oil agree
that true account Of these syents was old
among the traditions OF the people Of Mex
leo aud the aborigines Of Polynesia, when
Europeans first appeared upon the conti>
uent and among the islands. How did
they obtain such knowledge. The Jealous
and superstilious Spaniards. lay and ccclesi>
as.ic, Who studied the Mayla language and
other American tonguer. read with such
wonder the traditions IN their ancient books,
thas they ascribed the knowledg u Satan,
and destroyed priests, temples, and book
With indiscriminale hostility. At this dry
We can accept - more probable the suggcs>
ton that the race which strewed monu>
msn,s ovcs lands that are nov deserts and
forests, may have been, Is their traditions
assert. the grandchildren Of Noah, and the
oo,emporaries Of the patriarchs; and thus
derived knowledge Of the revelation made
by Gcd to man Of the early history Of the
earth.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

There are on the earth ]. 900. 900 900 in
habita0ts, and Of these 81, 1888 1913 die every
year; 81. 1924 every day; $3.50 every hour
and 30 every minute or one every second
These losses are about balanced by an equal
number Of births. The married are longer
lived than the single. Tall men live longer
than short ones. Women have more chances
of life in their favor, previous to being fifty
wears fagc, than men, but fewer afterwards.
The number Of marriages is in the prcpor>
ton of IS to every 100 individuals. Mar
riagcs arc most frequent after the equinox
cs that is during the months Of june and
December. Those born in the spring are
generally more robust than others Births
and deaths arc more frequentby night than
bv day. The number Of men is about
equal To that Of women, TIL average dura
ton Of life j. about SO years. Ot,very 600
per ons, only one reaches 100 years, Of ev-
cry 100 only Six reach the age OF 65; and
lot more than enc in BOO lives to so years.
The number Of languages spoken IN the
word amounts 10 :, Gel, aud ti,re are more
than 600 different religions psofessed.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
4 Wind1nll Uadcr Singular Cir.
c0sMsanmces.

The following story in connection with
the recent deccasc Of L. c. Dale. ESQ. q
prominent citizen Of Philadelphia, is tod
by the Bulletin Of that city:
Mr.. +. Z. Dale, whose sudden death
last week shocked the business community
WAS p,othonofary Of tie District Couit.
and IN 1880. II years ago, retired from that
Office with GA 300 rs the ne: proceeds Of
his tenure IN office. and, - he at that time
asowed, abont all his earthly possession S.
THIS sum he placed in the hsnds Of Amos
PHILIPPE. . personal friend and shrewd m m.
agcr Of money, without written sckuevl>
sdgment, to be used as his own. and
TO make return to him or his hejrs vhen
calledor. The fact Of this depoa;t. thus
made Tor years ego, VAS known ia M. D. Z
Lifetime only 70 the parties Immediately con.
nccted with 1t, and M. d. having died sud-
denly. leaving no will q other record Of thi,
psrtieelar investment, from which he had
nsvee drava snything. and which had stead.
w Seeeoossd, HE hers, con end daughter
On f11ag -, wefs nsf . ii9te surprised "a
sscslvs lsso NJ. Phillips 10 asst- class secu
sitioo cd sosh. H. tn3dssae suu e 1bo.
llG EheogA IL. - ~ suhseous, ,lv
osaanpl ssse1 siee6 ~ 1spseik of IA. eoi
vit1 !. PaiiiipA - IT, . iey - som,
oetaoa .thooe uallnouo eoeofilieo oaaset
60 y NJ PHILIPS uess perfect vindia.l
TIE gFo~th Of the ospssit vas mainly i,
1ns0SGe-ehe securities invested In bein,
saAirpl1 n reliable chaess1sr.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

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Deliejosss, S1rtetlv Pssre, and Or
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EVERY FAMILY SHOULD TRY THIN
Their great SUCCESS 10 simply because 'ons-thed u
the Qua6oU b 0ose than equal 20 he ordinary Fla
voeine kxsxaet," and they are the
TRUE RICE Fla rOR or THE FRUITS.
Those who desire the best
Geek them for their superior Aavos.
These Who wish - BcooosDlse
Seek then Ia their great strength.
DEALRR6 TRKBLe THEIR 0ALSe WITH THEM
LOVERS OF CHOICE rLAvUH1 IN CITIES
eCNNkR RESOR10. AND KvERY.
W0EN8 Sick THEM.
Releseacsei In ie1b nd 1e6s-lan0doced 10 ls0o:-
Governors 6un each a H. New En93aLd 0eoose;
Profe eore, Literary and Baslneee men, known an
over the United siatee; Leading H0eel Psopgietoss.
and dealers who seek the best Bee circular VI fcfef
ences
sold BY Gfoosss and Druegists.
Colton's Fine 7bilct AStieaes. Nes. !, 2 and
3. aud 1sNic Eliscr, cad ~ he prq'ord.
tions, are cold By
HARRISON 3 efARkS, and rARKo HOMER.
Davenport Iowa.
Chicago Wholesale Agents, FULLER. FINCH
FULLER - Mae1Dpt ote001, TOT al CUotUns Prepare.
tiour: BOWEN 4 BROWN, Lake street. fof yelec.
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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
DNc hclOs.,s ANts. Dwe.

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The only IEus and rxsrrcr DIR Harmless. Rslis-
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III efedts Of had Dyes lnvsorstes the hair. leaving
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should be avoided. Eold BY all Drugghts end fcrfu
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~ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

IT s said OF the ladies Of France, that. as sss.
they the hAndsoncst in the world. With their
rosy checks and black hair. who can help but think
so. DR.. Ncwan's Pills never fail to make the COM
pcxion Of healthy and rosy hue. Ladies try them.
Sold by all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

n Sapeons Csuft u ~ Usioed etates
yestssday ave : 6scieien eAnG National
1lak sassss - not nabb y 8taAs - local
1axaeion.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

JAS. A. HIGH.
rKoPRiKroR OF rus
Harrison street. Livery stable.
xs,sS,3. HARRISON STREET. BETWEEN
61is Front and Second. Horses 4
Carriages, Of the best quality, to let ut al
kours Funerals furnished on short notice.
HORSES BOUGHT AND SOLD,
md boarded q reasonable charged. myls-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
HEoIVKE EKA ] UdIR TO
ITS NATURAL COLOR.
Or the money will Be refunded.
Az this preparation 10 comparatively new in
this country, the propsietors present the
TestlmOmials
Of well-known persons a. 10 its excellence.
-
DlRICTIOxS IN FRENCH AID ENGLISH.
CoscoasL Suss I. 1855

Cosc0Rs, Sussi 1866.
Mmsas. +. L. WALLAca I Oo-Ths eecoud
isvoice d your valuable preparation for the hair
was duly received, end, in compliance with your
more than answered the expectations excited by
the use Of the first bottle. II answers the puf-
pose required most perfectly. and rs . res orer
and cleanser Of the hair il IL only equAled BY ite
qualities a. cooling and healthy application to
che scalp.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09


ORIGINAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA,
Couxry or Scorr.
In the District C01st Of said County:
BENDIx PETER SCHLUENz,
CArllARINA DORATREA SCllLCENZ)
To the said Defendant Catharina Dorathca
Schlucnx:
You are hereby no!iiiei, that ticre is nov
on file in the Office of the Clerk # tn; Dis
trict Court of Scott Gu. y. iowa. . petition
Of Bendix P. Schluers. Plaintiff, claiming cf
voo divorce from tn Bonds 81 Natsimory.
Tor reasons therein ST forth.
And unless you appear and defend there
10 baiore noon Of the second dsy Of the next
term Of said District Court, which will com.
mence on the first Monday In Febrnsry. A.
D. 1867. default will he entered against You
and decree rendered thereon rs prayed Tor
" BENDlx P. SCIILUENZ.
BIZ II. r. & E. crsrssES,
His Atty's.
>~~~~
300. U. S. rev stamp.
attached and ,Anoelled.
Ian s-d4w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
Especial Notice 70 Tho Ladies.

Especial Notice to tho Ladies.
para.icns specially adapted for complaints %
which they arc peculiarly subject. At once safe.
healthy and certain Or that they should consult
who hs. made this .icatincnf his special study.
E,R. 4. N. MAufRBCa;Ag,
Professor ef the diseases Of Women,
ha- been in extcuxe and suceessful practice for up
speaks Tor issif-snd 10 knows 70 thuuaanss oi IL.
dies as the auihof OF
"The Married Woman's Private
Medical Conpaalsu,"
sr published In isa7, specially sasends tcs mar.
IT'D .dss IN dsss's o. p.e e; health ss.%
s: :: :s M ssa sSe @
long, reliable sdvisss and companion. Ov6
Holfa Million Ladies
posssssfs Every husbnd shoald havsM. II h sent
n %I Ssaganssss ssss snd ins,sd,sss and smeaciow
cure n 81 special dicnlics, inegulafittse nd oh
se; T. .s':Sa .: y a h h. , e.
CREATES sonaasnm sd esssaiaGy = sapssa.
CAUTION To LADIES.
Dc noe impoecd upn b The chsep. wcsshAe. md
isjsrioue sdsozuns Of = !cmas. Pile" 'rc~dcss"
ssbvsps,s palwed upon DE esedalOus ana ienoesnt.
hsalth lAotoe eco ssnd for .rflR AANnlED WI.
MANS Pn1vATk MkDlOALCOMPANlON,"o % coa-
sult Dr. 1suecesp By letter, and 20 guard againat
impositlon. -
Married and Single Lad1os
o. . sopysU1un - na1aea 1om wAaDsvvs esupo.
| en- ra1y 6pun ~ eolebeoosd
Pefoo6oo1o eo0alo ueD(hly Pill,
eseposed q Nm - eostly inpastsd ss1sssaa Thsy
ssS reliable spsciae !ot lsdies. Peasant 10 ~
easss. They sa1uot fall In recent casss they sue
coed In forty eight hoafs, Pec - per box. In ch-
stinate caecs thOee twu degrees stronger shoud be
used. Price u. No Agsnts Appointed. Addsrss
! On. A. M.MAURlCRAC.
Professor 0fthe Diseascs Of Women.
Once lSo hARersy ~. Or lDox I
l89 9, New York.
Sole Agsnt and Psopststos Tor upwards oftwer-
= ysass: Iney g. ~ y nail Y osdipaV lot
ce1s9dk-4m.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
A. II. CROSBY, N. D.
MAxcues,ss. n. H.. Juns "a ,sss

NAxcnssrss, n. H., June 90, 1866.
Aesses. +. l.. WALLAcs 4 Co.: Gents-l have
SD 'Dr. Chsussier's Empress for the Hair"
md - plsssed with the results. / lind It the
puress Gnd cleanest article have ever SEEM
Ii is oil that 1t claims to b in every respect.
Yours, &C.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

Tnr Chicago Republican is unhappy. It
says: "This retrogsading supreme court
hss already decided the test osth uneens,i.
tutional, thereby sfleniag that IN scts Of
congrsss excluding rebels from oeBce are
void. II has already decided military tri
bunals for the trial q civilians uneonstitu.
tional, thereby practically Withdrawing mil.
itasy government from the South" The
Republican then proceeds 10 argac that the
judges must be impeached, turned out, and
radicals put IN their places. vho will make
party instead Of legal decisions. 1t Is thus
that rabld radicalism proposes 20 do what
the rebels failed to ccomplish-destsoy ths
constitution and the government,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
PREPARED OIL Of PALM AND MACE

UIU HUIO OJ6 VI VU6m UUO WUV6s
For Preserving. Restoring and
Identifying the Hair.
Aud is the IN st delightial and wonderful article
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Ladies viii find it not only certain remedy to Re
store DaIkcn and Beauty the llar, but all desir
able article for the Toilet. az il il highly perfumcd
with rich and delicate perfume. independent of the
fragrant odor Of the OILS OF Pa m OF Mace.
The Marvel Of Peru.
A new and bela igl perfume, which in ichcacy OF
scent, aud the tenaciiy with viii 1t clings TO the
Ia ndaeEchef and person, is unequslied.
The above articles are for sale by all Druggists and
Perfumere at 81 per bottle each Sent by express to
any addrtes by proprietors.
T. W. WRIGHT CO,
ocao-1y1 100 Liberty Street New York
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09
The Nights of Travellers - First.
Glass; Caro - ks1rOoeClaSO 'rlcks

u
C6ase Cars on E-irsS.Class Tick.
eoa.
From the Cincinasti Commercial
The length to which some CONDUCTOR On
railroads carry their discretionary powers
is. - most travellers know. too long, but
there ere few people, 10 these 20 ahead
times, who care to press the matter TO the
tinal arbitramcnt Of court Of justice, or
even carry Is b,fore the dircctorship Of the
railroad o. which their legal rights have
been curtailed FIRST, perhaps. because the
desire to do 20 cools too seou, end lastly bes:
cause it 10 troublesome and requires time,
which is often more precious than the mo-
mcntary satisfaction Of maintaining reeervs
cd rights.
An incident which came to cur knowl-
edge Yesterday, however, il On exseptiea to
this rule, and 10 therefore deserving Of men
ton, especially a. Il may servo to assure
others that il is we'll to Try Oh things, and
hold fast to that which Is good"
A Mr.. W. r. Dale, Of New York, having
business in the West. reached Hamilton,
and, after transacting his business there,
got on the Chicago and CINCINNATI train for
polnt further NJ. There were but two
CHls-0 Wuie> car, 81 Ciicu, uuu u smOkltiS
car-into which Mr. Dale was obliged to 60,
the brakeman refusing him access to the Ia.
dies car. lie appealed 10 the conductor,
whose name is Cooper. but he sustained the
action of The brakeman. Mr. Dale asserted
his right 10 . seat in the first cless car on
his tirst-class ticket, and refused TO give it
up until he received what he was entitled to,
whereupon the conductor called the work
men on the train to his aid, and forcibly
elected him from the train.
instead Of going on the succeeding train,
Mr.. Dale came TO this city, and going to the
office Of the Chicago L Cincinnati railroad,
made statement Of his case. The G. mpa.
ny acted promptly in the matter -discharg.
cd the conductor, and compensated NJ.
Dale for his loss of time. aud decided, be-
sides, that the ho.de. Of iirst-class ticket
has the right TO seat in first-class car.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-09

COntN- tOsas Vcnerc0l Character
Cures them without rcsor,ing to Mercury. Iodidc
Poiassi. Arsenic ar ~ pn-uii. bli with Neutrs'
ICES os.tiyc cure 10, All buloi- anu a,o I.si-ofis
OEcAslu WEAk>t>s. such rs Seminal We .knsa>,
Nocturnal anu Liuri.l Inn ssloLs, brought uh by
abuse al the r. stem. carly intscrct,n- t>ses or
entailed mere, itaIily. casiIf iVss Of M nutA conu
zion, depression, I'll nne and utirntlIc- lursiIiy
radically cured with nm tnpIe melt saving much
lime ana expense. G,ci, ,ioupl. tei. SilctiJ- and
all d-eases peculiar Ia The .ex.s. % private nature
radically cured.
Old diseases of the MOST itOT RIBIE CLASS
where the food his become pnisuaed producing,
ulotchcs the face, small ~ bli-trr- pains Ia
head aud boncs ulcer.i.a tnioAt. nose limb. and
body scroua, together with eni!ioss lumber of
offerings.
Dr. Jane. l. recomme nded by the press generally
tn medical ficul Y, and professors of .fics c
Those aiiliet eli uld apply i'm aied acl, and
be cured al these terrible dist asses
DIR. JAMES nas ju>t issued sed. improved and
greatly enltrgrd colt on ui TnE MUNl1Oh II Ven
csal Diseases rcni ar To the sese- with directions
and prescriptions Tor self Ireafmeht
SrEEMA oRHnrA. caused hy SCI aisuse, sexual cy-
ces- &c. Is iuilA treated aud III not fail To arrest
the .ttcntipn -. The re- sdtr.
Important leaiurs OF the hook + trca siSe upon
Conception how ., oiucd-anh iae nece,sity and
propiiety. sometime o. SO doing.
Tt various diseases peculiar to females are fully
trrai ted n:d their icnlsa!ts Neu.
The MaIiior u printed npoa me paper. neatly and
sub. 1anally hunnd, contairirG 80 iag,s an .t-i.
intended ~ book 70 ne -cpt pf IT, taic reference
and coy ~ iatiOn. III is muHEi III lsrvo-,aHt n ia
the sniaiis space. Buy ~. Head ii. The book III
injnc Eoic but benefit ailIhc oil. and youa. OF
both reyes married. and sngie. Price OF
BOOK. 30 Ccnt--wiih Fnnr Gents Postage
Address. DR.. JAMES. i. q Box GA. chi ago III.
DIR, James Office and farloes III % X lndolph
etrcef corner OF Dearborn street, Chicago. where ne
may be consulted p,rsOiaiiy by letter upon all dis
pertaining his -pcc,a lily, Office hours from
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