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THE SCIENCE OF LIFE, OR SEIF-fRESER
WALTON. A Medical Treatise on the Cause and
Cure of EXHAUSTED WEALTHY ftEMATCK FIt De
CLINE IN MAN, NERVOUS APP phYsioAL DER Ri
NY, HIPOCHONDRIA, and all other diseases aris
ing from the ERRORS or 1opril, or THE lNDlS-
CEETIoNs OR EXCnssES OF mature years. rms Is
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Entitled SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY or WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES; or, WOMAN TREATED OF
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INFANCY TO OLD ACE, with elegant ILLu3TrA-
TIVE ENGEANINS. $50 pages, bound in beautiful
French cloth. Price $500,
a Book for Everybody.
Flattercd by the reception of, and great demand
for the above valuable and timely treatise, and also
to meet great need Of the present age, the author
has lust published new book, treating exclusively
of NERVOUS AND MENTAL DISEASES. 1850
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So for the other two books, postage paid
These are beyond all comparison, the most extra
ordinary works on Physiology ever published.
There is nothing whatever that the MARRIED OR
SlEGLE, of EITHER sen, can either require or wish
10 know but what is fully explained, and many
matters of the most important and interesting
character are introduced TO which no aiusion even
can be found in any other works III our language.
perienee is such probably never before tell to the
lot fanny man, are given In full No person Should
be without these valuable books.
HVALrABIE BOOKS We have received the
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responsible professional gentleman OF emlnence, as
a source OF instruction vital matters, concerning
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and care, and, appendix, many useful pre-,
scriptions for prevailing complaints are added.
[Coos Republican, Lancaster, N ii.
"The author OF these books is on OF the most
learned and popular physicians OF lc day, and Is
entitled the gratitude Of our race Tor these nyal-
liable productions, 1t seems to be hi aim to induce
men and women to avoid the cause of those diseases
to which they are subject and he ellis them just
how and when to 10 it.. Chronicle, Farmlngtoni
Maine, Sept. :, lSd9.
Either book sent by mail on rcceip. of price.
n. b. The author of the above nailrd medical
works is the Chief Consulting Physician Of the
Peabody Medical Institute, and is 50 constantly en-
ployed in consultation with nvllds from all parts
Of the country that he has no time to attend to
mere business details. Therefore all letters should
be addressed TO the PEABODY MEDICAL 1NSfl
TUTE, or DIR. w. II. PARh Err, the Medical As
sisant Of the author, and his Business Agent, who
as well as the author himself, may be consulted on
all diseases requiring skill secrecy and experience
lSvIoLAnIE SECRECY AND CEAErIN RELIEF
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YJNO THE I.ADIES.-The celebrated DIR. L.. DIX
i particularly invites all Ladies' who need Med
ical or Surgical adviser to call at his Rooms, q
Endicott ST., Boston, Mass, which they will find
arranged for their special accommodations
DIR. DIX having devoted over twenty years to
this particular branch of the treatment OF all dis
eases peculiar to females, is now conceded by all,
doth in this country and Europe that he eXcels
all other known practitioners in the safe, speedy
and efectual treatment of all female complaints.
His medicines are prepared with the express lur-
pose of removing all diseases, such debility,
weakness, unnatural suppressions, enlargement Of
the womb, also discharges which flow from NOR
prepared to treat in his peculiar style, both medi
caly and surgicaly, all diseases of the female SEX
and they are respectfully invited to call at
No. FL Endicott St, Boston.
All letters requiring advice must contain one dol
lar TO insure an answer.
Boston. Jan. l ISL VI.
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4alTs0y
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR. DOW, Physician and Surgeon No. z Endi-
colt street. Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases
incident to the female system. Prolapus Uteri or
Falling Of the Womb, Fmer Albus, Suppression,
and other Menstrual arrangements, are all treated
on new pathological principles, and speedy relief
the new mode of treatment. that most obstinate
complaints yield under 1t, and the afflicted person
soon rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in
the cure d diseases of women than any other ply
stefan IN Boston.
wish to stay in Boston few days under his treat
ment.
DR.. Dow. since 1915, having confined his whole at
tention to an office practice for the of Private
Diseases and Female Complaints, acknowledges no
superior in the United States.
N. b. All letters must contain dollar or
they will not be answered
Office hours from A. NJ. to9 L. NJ.
Boston, July %, 1879. 1yr3
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A C. A r D
CAUTION :!

CAUTroN'
THIS IS TO WARN ALL PERSONS against
purchasing a promssory note given by me to one
ira Brown, mailing from Providence, X. l. The note
was obtained under false pretences and payment will
be resisted. This note given the 22d day OF Nov
1870. THOMAS c, MITCHELL.
Troy, May 81, 1871. 3w46*
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
IS derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous, Inveterate
cases of ScrofulOus dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrot'ulous affections ami
disorders, which We're ~.
grayatcd by the scrotu-
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WINGS PHENOLINE,

is an unsurpassed healing Vegetable Lotion free
from STAIN and its healing properties are SUCH that
if once becomes acquainted with them, they viii
always keep it on hand. For Chapped Hands, PIN
Piles on the Face Sore Lips Sore Eyes, and LESSONS
of Cutaneous and Mucous surfaces it is the most
positive cure Among all the medicines tor Catarrh
nothing approaches the benign action of this APP
plication 1t quickly restores the glands OF the
mucous membrane of the nasal cavities TO a normal
and healthy action, No family should be without it
a single day. Full directions accompany each arti-
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The Great Remedy For
RHEU MATISM !!
wv I'M G'S
Mya|gic [iiniment, MyaIgic Pills

muscle, and the other pain OF pang, IT therefore
means muscle pain.
Among the medicines for rheumatism, WINGS
MIALGIC LINIMENT and MIALGIC Pulls
stand far ahead of all others approAi
mate rivalry.
The PAIN of Rheumatism fades away by the use
Of this Llniment SO rapidly and 80 permanently that
everyone who has used it, is astonished at its sau
tary effects,
The MIALGIC PILLS restore ell the secreti0ns,
and cleanse the blood, making complete cure and
preventing return OF the disease. Try them. Sold
f,v all
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Wings Cathocon, Ih, Great Remedy For Pain.

1t has Wide range OF application. The and
most immediate relief from pain. indispensable tor
Colds, Cough, DiHrrhU, Dyscntery, Cholera &c.
Made expressly for those who want the best, and
know after they get it. None Others need buy.
Every person ought to have it, whether At home
abroad. Sold by all Druggists.
March 30. lS-l. 1yr3S
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Winu's Adhesive Phenol SaIve,

IS put up rolls, fitted for family use ana tnily
should be without it. Its healing properties un-
equallcd by any Salve ever before in use. Its adhc
sve qualities SUCH that it cannot be washed OF
of exposed surfaces, like wounds on the hands, Sc.
1t Immediately sooths and removes the pain OF m
intamed Sore, and quickly puts an end to all SYM
toms of malignancy. Try it and you will never Dc
willing to be without it.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25
Terrific Combat yyii'h ~ MaS1i@.
A Fight for E-iie OF iseasfa a
Heroic w oman.

Mr. Timerman, OF treene county, was re-
Gently the owner of a nmstih. which lie had
rni ,ed and which was pbont two years old,
and, no doubt, the largest dog in the coun-
". On Friday afternoon Mrs. Timerman
aud lady neighbor, named Mrs. Eliza
Huff, returning home from visit to Cats
XIII, found the dog occupying the gate,
and would not let them pass. Mrs. Timer
man ordered him away, but the mastitf
would not obey until they both had thrown
several stones at him, when he took refuge
under the kitchen. a short time after Mrs.
Huff, while assisting Mrs. Timerman in
carving some things from the house to
Tie kitchen, saw the dog with slealtlIy
steps and glnring eyes advancing slowly
towards her. She, seeing she could not
stop the dag by word or gesture, at once
prepared 10 defend herself, ns Aight was
mpossible. AZ soon rs the dog was near
her he arose ou his hind feet and attempt
ed to seize Mrs. Huff by the throat.
Then ensued combat between the wo-
man and dog OF about ten minutes oura.
ton. and which for its herccness scarcely
has a parallel in such encounters. Mrs
Huff first threw ont her le II arm, which the
dog bil fearfully near the wrist, and with
ngf flrul uHUu INV ''h''
by the throat, and Ms soon as Ter loft hand
was released from the grip of the dog she
seized his under jaw with it. knowing
from every circumstance that this combat
would be g lengthy one, as soon as the
first excitement had subsidized, Mrs. Huf
ordered the family to clcss every door but
one. towards which she gradually bu:
slowly drew the dog. Before reaching the
steps in front of the open door, the dog
had fol short time partially disengaged
himself, and bit Mrs. HUI severely on the
left thigh. BY this time the heroic woman
became calm and collected, and again seiz-
cd the dog by the under jaw and throat and
then began. asain to draw the brute toward
the open door. Finally she bad reached the
doorsteps and began TO walk up them
back wards, and wien at the tcp, she, by
summoning all her strength and by one
violent effort, thre the dog TO the ground
on mis- back Before the animal could re-
cover his feet and ascend the steps, Mrs.
Huff had entered the house and closed the
door, and ut once tainted.
Her woundswere esrmine1 and dressed by
a skillful physician, who pronounced her
case almost hopeless. Her face, arms and
limbs after a few houIs had swollen 10
double their natural size, the poison from
the bite having in few hours difused IL
self throughout her whole body.
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

DEATH 6F DoN Jos Antonio M
vARRO.+7It is with profound regret
that yso announce the death of Don
Jose Antonio Navarro, the vcncra.
bic citizen, the revercd patriot, and
the honest man, who expired at his
residence in this city on yesterday
Saturday morning, l+th inst, ut
fifteen. minutes past one o'clock,
aged sorcnty-six years.
To none of her greatest states
men, nor to her many eminent pa
triots, IS, Texas more indebted for
her existence as Il Republic, than
Don Josn nntonio Navarro, who
ever retiring in his manners. but
ever firm and unflinching, and al
ways hohest, unselfish aud answer
wing in, his devotion TO the course
of gexnn independence, proved in
hie:support II tower of strength.
lie lived aud died a thorough
and consistent Democrat, a noble
cxcmplar, who, though gathered to
his fathers in the iullness of age,
yet lis death has caused the deep
est sorrow throughout the commn-
nifty, add his memory will be cher
ishcd with the iondcst regard.
.tTS.eA. Herald.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

One, of those curious and generally I'M
accountable displacement of land in Ire
land, called travelling bogs, has Just c.
CURED. It.is stated that one morning tie
inhabitants of Boslick, near Ballingar,
Roscommon, were terrified at the suddsn
movement of the heath bog of Corlisk.-
The bog.i high one, Of many hundred
acres, and it made such rnpid progress that
at dusk fifty acres of 1.-The low land had
been covered up, destroying: crops Of pota-
toes, turnips, etc. The alarm Of the in
habiiants is extreme; many of them are
leaving their homes for more secure places.
The bog continues its motion, and ieers
are entertained that much damage willibe
done. One poor man has lost his entire
potutoe crop by the occurrences.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

~ ssuz,sT Pyis, VI A.aiuAn, "a ihs
Iih irsi. offered ihe ailaWing Tssrlsiion'
ia iLs ssuais sf Texas, gh'sa sas alss''
Sis
Rssa,l. That he Aiiaishi dsas's 10
rssleuW,iy re- ssie,i 10 eslnmuniesis 10
ihr Senate AL. iaF facts and siEeumslaHrs'
esnu,risi With .is late otAsisl 'isil 10
liu ealuIy, G'yius he Duu'bsT u 'Toof'
used by hiu,, smounI ~ naney so',
lscisl hy him iT1m whom eollsriSi, aAs
hos disposed ofi sUi by sha' au'han'y
oreolir of law these proceedings we're Aai'
4 Ilu, esmm.llss ior the oaa'.dsFai'ss
OF a d,Tision ~ ihs Siais has been rAlssd
IN The Lsgisia o. somPa'sd Of the f0llo"'
ing gss,lsmsna ga 'he part ofll ~ea
ate, douglass, bahonsy, Fountain, li'r'''
hsTg, and -s 'gi on the part of the House
Slaughter Camr Patton, L'llsr, sh0smA'
ser, Sinclair, Il, Williams, s. s. Weaver,
slmuon,, Booty snl Fnssy,
IN ,hs House .ialgt resolution, ash Ing
Congress 10 give some AID Ia esa'luei
railroad ifom the eastern bouniar! ~ tex
as sa ornsar the 33i degree, parable ~
the Puolac Ocean, a. grained 10 tie North
srn Pacific Railroad, was taken uPi r"'ts
SUSPENDED, bill reai second time and Gu
Kro.iei hni failsd TO receive a i1ur-h'ihs
y6,e on lis final passage,
ID the Senate, when the bill for the PFy'
uenl of Sam llouston's portrait was being
yolsl upon, there was some feeling dts
ula,sl that have not before Witnessed,
The senators, as their names were ealleG
seemed to feel that there was SON; .hinE
more required than the mere responssi aye
or,ray.
Senator'S Flanagan, Parsons, Dohoney,
Pickett, Douglass, peltit aud Latimer, all
said "honar 10 the hero, as their names
were called. Senator Bowers was listened
TO with tho utmost attention. No audi
ence can listen TO him without being car
riod away, R9lcRs rolsHs, by his eioquenee
and carnestuoss. Your correspondent ask
ell Mr. Bowers for synopiis-F nsusht
clsc-of his remarks, hut I've declared II
impossible, az he had spoken en- the spur
of the moment, and could not again pu.
his ideas tcgtIher.
Senator Parsons gave n history Of the
portrait, In ! lS50 or 1860, Gen. Houston
was in New York, ut Frederick, pngusr-
rean Artist Gallery. On leaving it he ask
Ell the old gentlemen 10 sit for life size
photograph, TO be pnintei on canvass nj a
future tire. The General consented, and
is represented as sitting on the sonth e"st
corner Q. the Capital building at Washing
ton, with heavy wrapper on, cane in
one, and large, white, soft hat in the other
hand All declare it the best portrait
ever painted of him who vas to-day call
ed the Father Of Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25
The Poisoned Robe.

Among hNc hlhflNN NhlNN HaNo
come down 10 us frcm tho old
Greeks, Is one which tolls rs that
DclanirN, the wife 0I Hercules, oaco
sent her husband u cloScttting robo
dipped in poison, ON prc.cnsc oil
preserving him irSm evil, Hen
cu,cs, knowing nothingoi the power
OF tho poison, put 1t en-, and for
awhile felt no i'll effects. But soon
tho poison began to work. aud sharp
pairs ran through his whole body.
And now he stroyc TO prlI oil tho
robe. hut in vain; il clung fast To
him or, ifby means Of his great
strength be tore away piece of il,
the skin and flesh came with it, and
ut last the poison ate into his vary
vi;a!s, 50 TINT hc died. lIc had
beer strong cncugh for almost any
thing plsc, but hd was not strong
enough to tear OF that garment. 1t
was IN Caay'mattor TO put it on,
butnot so easy to take il off.
Now this is simply fable but ~
many Of the old fables had II mean
ing in them, il has seemed rs ifthis
poisoned garment might have beca
intended to show the power Of bad
habrta. They are easily begun, amt
TIE boy or girl does not at first feel
the evil of them; but after they
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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

Says Bledsos: ! tell you, Governor,
there is not n dollar in the Treasury. But,
Gays Davis, tell you, sir, it won't dc TO
talk so, sir. But, says Biedsoe, fore God,
sir. there is not a cent left.
SAYS Davis, | sag, sir, it won't do TO let
the people know it, or they will raise a
hi ofa fuss. Tie fools will next vnat TO
know what has become Of the money.
Bat what are we to do?
Levy another tax
But, sir there has been no ASSESSMENT.
You can levy tax, and call it TIE in
terest on the frontier bonds. The people
can be easily fooled on that subject.
Bot, sir, TO levy a tax without previous
assessment woald be unconstitutional
D-n the constitution. What have 70
do aith the constitution; or the eonstiiu-
tion with me2 Where is ny police
TCleburne Chronicle
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1871-02-25

One Of the female lecturers, on womens
rights, who has not made it very profitable
has at last received an offer TO take charge
of branch of business in Illinois for which
she is eminently qualified, and all will re
joice at her good fortune. The proprietor
Of vinegar factory at Springfield has
offered her 5000, a year &c look into tb'
bung-holes OF barrels Of cider for him
The demand for cider vinegar is so grea
he cant I'll orders waiting for the oil
process Of souring.