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DDRESS To THE NERVOUS AND
~ Debilitated, whose sufferings have
been protracted from hidden causes, and
whose cases require prompt treatment TO
render existence desirable II you are suf-
feriuC, or have suffered, from involuntary
discharges, what effect does it produce upon
your general health DO you"feel week,
debilitated, easily tiredg Does little ex-
ira exertion produce palpitation Of the
heart Does your liver, or urinary organs,
or your kidneys, frequently get out OF or
derg Is your urine sometimes thick, milky,
or fiocky, or is il rcpy on settling2 Or does
a thick scum rise TO the top2 Or is = sedi-
ment at the bottom after il has stood awhilet
Do you have spells Of short breathing or
rushes Of blood TO the head Is your mem
ory impaired DO you feel dali, hstless,
moping, tired of company of hfel Do you
wish to be left alone, 10 get away from
everybody9 Does any little thing make you
start or jump Is your sleep broken or
restlessl Is the lustre of your eye as brill
liantg The bloom on your cheek as bright
Do you enjoy yourself in society as well
Do YOU pursue your business with the same
energy Do YOU feel as much confidence in
YOURSELF Are your spirits dull and nag
cling, given TO fits of melancholy IL so, do
not lay il 10 your liver or dyspepsia. Have
YOU restless nightsi Your back weak, your
knees weak, aud have but little appetite,
and you attribute this TO dyspepsia or liver
complaint
Now, reader, self-abuse, venereal diseases
badly cured and sexual excuses, are all
capable Of producing weakness Of the gen
erative organs. The organs of generation,
when in perfect health, make the man. Did
YOU ever think that those bold, defiant, ener-
getie, persevering, successful business men
are always those whose generative organs
are in perfect health9 You never hear sneh
men complain Of being melancholy, Of ner'
vousness, of palpitation of the heart. They
are never afraid they cannot succeed IN
! business; they don Z become sad and dis
couraged; they are always polite and pleas
ant in the company of ladies, and lock yoG
= 81 thsp right in tie face--none Of your
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THE PuBdc DgRr.-The statement
Of the public debt has appeased at last,
and after all the manipulation to which
is has been subjected ia the various de-
partments in the en9eavor 10 make a
more favorable showing, an increase OF
nearly ten million dollars is reported.
At this rate OF practical repudiation the
debt viii increase Que hundred and
twenty millions yearly. Numerous are
the reasons assigned by the Radicals for
this damaging exhibit, but the true rea-
sons for the greater part IS the extrava-
gauee, eorruptiou, and downright steal
ing now being practiced in alnlcst every
department Of the government.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
INDIANA.
FoRr WAYNE, Sept. 6

FoRr WAYNE, Sept. g.
About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
dispatch was received here stating that
Senator Hendricks would arrive at For;
Wayne by the evening train, 70 remain
over Sunday Posters were Immediately
struck off and circulated through the
city, announcing that the great states
man would be serenadod at 5 o'clock,
from the balcony of the Avcline House,
Lons before that time the streets aud
sidewalks around the hotel were crowded
with an enthusiastic audience, about one
hundred rounds of cartridges were fired,
and the scene presented was that of an
immense mass meeting instead of an inn
promptu reception. At least Eve thou
sand people were present.
Mr.. Hendricks, on appearing on the
balcony, was received with rounds OF APP
planse. He expressed his surprise and
qualification at seeing SO large a crowd
present to greet him. and said he was not
aware, until a few minutes before, that
he was expected to address the citizens
of Fort Wayne tonight. He then, for
one hour and halt, discussed with the
ability that he is justly noted for, the
great questions 9fg;he day, and during
his entire speech he was continually in
terrupted by the applause elected from
his hearers. Ex-Goy. Bramlette, of Ken
lucky, also made an eloquent speech, af-
ter which the crowd dispersed amid the
Widest enthusiasm.
To-day Senator Hendricks is the guest
of Robert Breckenridge, where he has
been called on by many of our leading
citizens. Tomorrow he speaks in War
saw, whore extensive preparations have
been made for a biz meeting.
The Republicans, after posting bills
all over the country for the last week,
announcing that General Crosse would be
here and deliver an address in Hamilton
Hall on the evening of the 9th. could
,easoSaats..a fair turnout; but
l.Sss greeted by-7
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John BULLS WORM DESTROYER
IsreHfs Read Us huPorfans Latter Tsn an.
Interested an rs C0Htezls =

Interested an as C5Hfezts. =
AipDLErowS, md, Aioil %, &C.
~ ". n =. pDplnls writes: 4 ~. not know.
T>Iittis son, ages..- enld oIamand, hat the publ
f&rely attacked last all and winter W..
Ign spasms, or perhaps more eroperly A..
lasting from half an hour to one and a hale
hours at the same time the child had strong
symptoms OF worms. NV phvsician--o,s.
Of the best in this part of the country-ex-
hausted all his skin and the Materia Medica
10 expel the worms, and entirely failed 10
bring any. thought John Bull could
do IL and gave the child the contents Of
three boxes, in triple doses, night and morn
ing, with happy results. The child has not
had spasm for over three months. and in
stead Of the bloated mass that he was. he ia
now well aud hearty. John Bull did a.
Yours, truly, NJ. L. DUPLAN.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Encouraging signs from all
Quarters.
The New York correspondent of the
Cincinnati Enquirer writes;
NEW YORK.


1t is now p. m. The news has just
come from Albany that the Hon. John
T, Hoffman has certainly received the
high honor of unanimous nomination
by the Democracy for Governor of the
State Of New York. This common
wealth polls more than 100000 votes,
and when say that the nomination is
cquivalen, to an election, it argues great
deal OF assurance, else thoroughness of
preparation on the part of the Dclnoc-
raey, which ltsScs results certainty.
The positive statement is made on the
strength of 4 recent tour along the bor-
der tier of counties ON the line of the
Erie Road for the south, on the line of
the lakes as TO west and north, aud from
Ogdenburg TO Albany, aud thence TO
New York for eastern and northeastern
observation. / have met the people and
have been in direct conference with the
leaders. Moreover, an organization of a
quiet, noiSeless work done by the State
Central Committee, adds confirmation to
and enables the least sanguine
Judgment 10 form no other conclusion
than that of overwhelming success
There has been nearly completed n
thoI ..hvsspvsss of the State, aud il is
- eaIa DOUBT that our ma
= I: y ): 4, \: !: n
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Now, do allow the R,s-'77'-i sans, If YOU
please, something to rejoice over. They
will never have-another chance, and why
should not they be permitted now2 BE
good-natured, be generous, be magnani-
nous; lot them still have the State that
they have had for many years before |
vas born, and probably will have until
the great Hood sets in aud the tops Of the
Green Mountains are overwhelmed with
its waters. Laughter and applause.l
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BULLS SARSAPARILLA.
\ GOOD REASON FOR THE.
CAPTAINS FAITH.
Read me Captains Letter oaS TIE Letter Frors.
Ills Ncfhcr

Read me Captains Letter saS fhe Letter Frorl.
Ills -Nefhcr.
Benton BARRACKS, Mo, April 30, CO.
Dr.. JONI BuLL-Dcar Sir knowing the
efficiency Of your Sarsaparilla, and the heal
ing and beneficial qualities is possesses, Il
send you the following statement NJ ray a -
was wounded ahFSif,thfreoa1 rfnut ~ obst
taken prisoner and e such I famsizt,d wa,
months. Being moved so often, my ~ el
aess mot . hssl'f g Ts. !.a ass:
through the hips. My geneh
impaired. and / need somethit
nature. have more faith in yna Other nee
parilla than in any thing else. l wish tnice,
that is genuine. Please express me halfph,
dozen bottles, and oblige
Carr. {. I. JOHNSON,
81. Louis Mo.
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r ur al a c a d g 10 V
STATE LINE, Al.

y. c. wEsTBRooE, a. n, Principal.
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wao wants TO bet otherwise, eau hnd
takers anywhere lying loose round here.
In these different letters | have written
the Enquirer, | have never lost my con
tidenee in the certainty of the nomination
Of John T. Hoffman, aud while ineiden-
tai movements and other possible uomi-
nees have been reported, any enc inside
OF matters here could not fail to arrive
ut the same conclusion,
MISSOURI.
The Washington correspondent of the
New y ork Citizen writes:
| have cheering news from Missouri.
| have no desire To mislead any one. Re
liable citizens inform me that the State Is
sure for Seym&sr and Blair. The De-
moorats have made strong nominations
in each Congressional District, aud are
thoroughly canvaSsing she State. In the
Sixth Congressional District (now repro
scented by Van Dorm, a Radioal,) the
Democrats have nominated that veteran
of two wars-Gen. James Shields. form
crly United States Senator from Illinois
and Minnesota.
PENNSYLVANIA.
\ wcll-intormed and thoroughly post
ed friend has just arrived from i travel
through Pennsylvania, and he informs
me that the Democrats are Sauguine ct
carrying the State and are working like
beavers, while the Radicals are split up
by local issues in Philadelphia, aud all
through the State. An inccssant war
fare Is raging between the Curtin Kelly
Forney faction and that of Cameron.
The bitterness existing between those
rival factions extends TO the congressional
nominations
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VaIIandighnm aud the Yer.
mont Election.

There was an immense and enthusiasts
tic Democratic meeting at Hamilton, But
Ter county, Ohio, on Sd inst, which was
addressed by Hon. G. l.. Eallandigham
The following humorous illusions he
made to the recent election in Vermont
will be read with interest;
l congratulate the Republican party
upon having achieved political victory
in the State of Vermont. | think they
are entitled 70 something The Almigh-
~, in the distribution of his benefits in
this world, is not unjust, aud as he dis
tributes the raius aud the dews of heaven
upon the just aud the unjust, so He oe-
easionally allows Republican triumph,
| [ Laughter.
1t is the only triumph they have had
tho single instance since November
last; aud they are as much delighted, as
perfectly ticklcd over il rs three year
old child with new playthiug. Renew
cd laughter They have not had po-
litical victory for 50 long, they have not
made any gains in election for so great
period Of time, that they feel most
highly olated with their new success.
The only significance of the Vermont
election is this 1t means that the Dem
oeratio deluge has not vet reached the
top of the Green Mountains of that
State That is all And there upon
their summit rests the Ararat Of Radi-
oalism, bearing Just five souls Laugh
ter,1 And vet some Of the true Demo
Gratis are troubled somewhat about this
election Remember the Scriptural in
junction: Beware of covetouSnesS. -
Don't be toe greedy, You must not expect
to carry every thing before you. Yer
.Tnont, for fitty-SiX years, has not east n
Democratic vote. She voted against
Monroe, and he was elected; twice against
jackson, and he too was chosen against
Van Buren, and against every Democratic
President from Jefferson down, save only
James Madison. Ia 1896 she gave near
~ $4,000 majority against Buchanan,
aud be was chosen President. She is
the Republican star, or rather the anti
Democrats star that never sets. 1t means
further than this that the people of Yer
mont have not heard Of the change that
is going on all over the country: that
the motives which have decided the poo
pie Of this country to havea change have
not reached Vermont Let them FIRE
their cannon, beat their drums, bring out
their bands of music, burn their bon
fires; tits right, You all remember the
old proyerb, thankful for small favorS
and very small they are in this in
stance.
l have referred to this election simply
because Of the attempt to magnify it into
sign of the coming times, We Judge,
however, for ourselves. The appearances
are not SO. We judge from elections
elsewhere. How stands the oase2 Last
fall the Democrats in every State in the
Union, without one single exception.
made large gains. Even in Mas>aehu-
sets the majority was reduced down
from some sixty thousand to some TWEEN
ty-hve or thirty thousand and Connoe-
tieut in the month Of April doubled her
majority of year before ,~An0 IS what
Sba he's r,asor,la3 Drok-,u 49,
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paf1iySs>. SRsnaA aHtCttoHcs SNlCiucs anu al
= moss every other form Of disease which hui
mainly is heir to, and the real cause Of the
trouble scarcely ever suspected, and have
doctored for all hut the right one.
Disease of these organs require the use
OF Diuretic. HELMB0LDS FLUID En-
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whether existieg in Male or Female, from
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II no treatment is submitted TO, Consump-
ton or Insanity may ensue- Our flesh and
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the health and happiness; sAd that Of Pos
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UNU. IskA,
Ist Lieut. aSi Infantry, Bvi. Maj. L 5. y,
Act. Asst. Adj. Gen,
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DEMOCRATIC GLEoroRs.

FOR rng STATE At LARGE.
col. FRANK woLFoRD, Of Casey.
HON. JESSE u. BRIGHT, of Carroll
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Foreign Items.

Paris farms out 1000 babies year, and
only 5000 come back
"A personal in the London Times wants
young woman with ''coffee-colored eyes"
Hanover has sent boy of Is to prison
for singing two lines of the national hymn.
The founding hospital for iliegitimate
babes at Rome, has at present 1000 children,
and 3, 600 nurses.
"A Dr. Hirsh, Of Rotterdam, has discov-
cred method of making deaf mutes both
hear and speak.
An Israelte, N. Allegri, has been elected
Grand Master of Free Sasons in France, ac-
cording to the Scotch rite.
An effort is being made in Scotland TO put
up memorial to Alexander III who was
killed by falling over cliff in 1885.
-Apension of f2O0 per annum has been
of the specific labors of her distinguished hus-
band.
"A Turk broke the Baden-Baden b'nk
nine times in succession recently. He is the
most desperate gambler Germany has seen
for years.
Napoleon is making so many French
senators of small calibre, that the French are
F45eginning to call the Senate the s'Second
Hotel des Invalides."
Mile. Tietjens has been greatly honored
in Hamburg, the finest transatlantic steamer
ever built in that city having been named af
ter her. Such is fame.
One of Louis Napoleon's former mistress
es keeps concert cafe at Brussels, where
she points TO two children who have as much
Napoleonic blood as the Prince Imperial.
-Ristori writes to a paper in Turin that
the United States, ''but for the climate,
would be the finest country in the world, ana
that civilization is quite advanced here.
The most extraordinary rainfall ever
known in Nottingham. Eng, took place re-
Gently. The fall in fifty minutes was esd
mated at POI 100000 tons, or upwards of 49,
100000 gallons.
Only nine per cent. of the area Of Sweden
is cultivated, the rest being covered with
forests, but much of the growth is young
and extensive depredations have been com
mitted on the Older trees.
The Compile de Corday d'Orbigny, first
cousin of Charlotte Corday, has recently died
at his chateau in Normandy which he was
never known to quit except to attend a mar
rage or funeral of relative in Paris.
The Spanish vintage according to the
Madrid paTers, bids fairto be extraordinarily
plentiful tits year. The vines are literally
weighed down by the profusion of grapes
and it is feared that the price of wine will fall
so low as hardly to compensate the expenses
of the vineyard proprietors.
For single house in the Rue de Richie
lieu, Paris, at the corner of the Rue Menars
about to be demolished for one of the new
streets leading from the Grand Opera, the
jury has awarded the large sum of 2, OO0, 900
francs, or $3.50, 900. In 1916 the same house
was sold for 10000 francs.
"A foreign paper reports fire in st.
Petersburg which DESTROYED more than 1O0,-
900 bales of flax and G0,000 bales of hemp.
The total loss is declared to be 14,000,0 900
roubles, which would be about s22S, 000. 600.
Quite an extensive fire, if the figures are cor
rect. -r
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pOetrD.
THE CHURCH.
I watched the builders, day by day,
RniIainr a church across the way.

watched the builders, day by day,
RuiIaincs church across the way.
Block after block. with incest care,
They piled the granite firm and fair,
And set the windows all ahlaze
With memories Of Christ's earthly days.
Windows and woodwork rich and rare
To twilight gloomed the mondays glare,
And curtained desk and cushioned seat
Glowed like the ruby's steadfast heat
They build, . heard man declare,
IS house of Pride as much as Prayer
But quick his comrade answered, NAY,
They build as in the Jewish day
When Of their rest the people brought.
And their best works the artists wrought
But stiTl his words the first maintained
The world in selfishness has gained.
and stin heard the other say,
With shaking head, his pleasant Nay;
And TO myself all softly said,
"a thousand blessings on his head;
For he in purest truth has caught
The charity that Jesus Taught;
Ana INTO him the House of God
by angel feet is always trod,
For each man through his own heart secs,
And so agrees or disagrees;
Add in no temple built with hands
For Us the High Priest waiting stands,
If from the affairs of our hearts
SINS heavy veil his presence parts
Josie Leigh
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-10-02
Has the SIMMER Enleebled Yen ?

Nine out of every ten to whom this question is adj
dressed, if they answer it candidly will answer it IN
the Affirmative Some may reply it from a sick bed
Others of stronger constitution aud greater powers Of
endurance, mag only experience slight lasstude as
the consequence of the tOrrid But some por.
ton IF the vitality of all human beings oozes out Of
the under the pressure of great and continuous heat
and the sooner the loss is completely repaired.
susceptible Will the system be the unhealthy inlg
of the tall malaria.
The most genial aud wholesome tonic that has ever
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pure more harmless certain to restore the
vsur Of the system permanently and thoroughly, with
out exciting the pulse the brain.
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ASlATlC CHOLERA IN CHINA.

IUNGCHAW, emma, Aug. %, lo65.
Eessrs PERRY DAVIS & SOE:
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aud among the Chinese. and have found 1t most
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case For three years have been residing this place.
more than fifty miles from physician, and have been
obliged often to fall upon resources in cases of
sickness. The Chinese come TO us in great numbers
for medicine and advice. Though without medical
knowledge ourselves the few simple remedies
command are much In advance, of their phys-
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and opens door to usefulness. In diarrhBa, collie,
vomiting, cholera. coughs, de- your Pain Killer has
been chief medicine.
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What the Doctors Say.

Amos Wooiy H. D., of KOscinsko Co, Indiana, says /:
For three yearG past have used ALIENS LUNG BAL
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DIR. lloyd, of Ohio, Surgeon in the army during the
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