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Coxmxyaa, .- S4.w.,1..4.t li-JUj- i y "ir i jU Rftg Morgan, Summit, Boxelder, Cash, Weber and llichhiud, and that the regular terms thereof whall- - be held at Ogden City, in said couuty of Boxelder, uud shall commence on tbd fotkJAiiiry and June In each yea? but Ylr tlMe of commencing said regular terms of suid several couita way be changed by the governor, when it shall appear to him tnat a different time would accommodate the judge and the people of the said several Oistriefs better. r5 1 r v, n Sac.i.1 b AmlU itfurthet emMed, TUat in criminal cases both the prosecution find the accused shall have the right and privilege to challenge, foil cause, the array and 'polls, both of (he grand and Efctit jury, and in all prosecutions for and the crimes specified in this act, no person shall be competent to serve, either as grand or peril jurors who believes ;in, advocates, or practices bigamy or polygamy, and upou that fact by examination on voir dire or otherwise, such person shall not bepeimilttd to serve as a juror. Aud in all criminal trials each of tne parties shall hue the right tochal-leug- e peremptorily six of the petit imors. Sec. )2. And be it fut ther enacted. That in sfl prosecutions for bigamy hr uidultery, the lawful wife of Hhe seonsed'shall he a competent witness to prute both the first and subsequent marriage or marriages of her husband, but for no other purpose. Sec. 13. Atulbe it further enacted. Whereas marriage in said Territory of Utah rests solely on the contract of the putties, folio ed by cohabitation, there; bein no form, manner, tr ceremony, pfescribt d by the laws of said Territory for the itiou of this iuipoitaut relution in stxriety, or requiring any teoordatiou, certificate, or publication of the same: That jn all prosecCtiousf.tr bigamy or adultery, it shall uot be necessary to prove either the firit or subsequent marriages, by the regnlration orceitificate thereof, or other rectmled evidence, but the same may be proved by such evidence as is ltd mumble to prove n marriage in other cast a, and proof f cohabitation by the accused with more than oue womau as husband and wife, his declarations and admissious that such women are his wives, his acts recognizing, Acknowledging, introducing, treating, or deporting himself towards thenijns such, shall, unless rebutted. be sufficient to sustain the prosecution: and in all cases in which a woinau,is accused, the same rules of evidence shall apply to her acts and ud missions. Beg.' 11. And be it further eiutded. That any mau in said Terntoiy, who shall after this act goes into ifiect, live or cohabit with one woman or more, other than his lawful wife, ns his wife or wives, ahall ,1m adjudged guilty of the crime of concubinage, and npou conviction thereof, shall be punished by fiue not exceeding one thousand dollars, aud by imprisonment iu the peniteutury at lulrd lalmr, not exceeding five years, and iu all prosecutions for the violation of this sectlou the alleged concubines of the accused shall be dompetent witnesses to establish, disprove the charge: Provided, That no statement made by any such w ituesses shall he used against admitted, or allowed to etTecf them in any manner in any case whatsoever, nod an indictment charging said crime to have been committed with more than oue woman, will be sustained by proof, showing thesin.eto hive been committed with J oia only or more.'5 Sro. 15, And be it further enaded. That the statutes of limitations shall uotbnra prosecution for any of the crimes specified in this net, nor foi the crime of uigi-m- y, concubinage, or udultcry, hereafter committed. Sec. 1 G. :Andbe it further enacted. That section the last sentence in the thirty-firs- t of an act of the legislature of Utah, entitled Afi act in relation to crimes and punishments," approved March six, eighwhich is io teen hundred and fifty-twthe wordaTollowing, to wit: No prosecution for adultery can be commenced but on tbo complaint of the husband or wife," be, and the same is hereby, disapproved and ieptAled. f Aiul rihaf tho Eesidnihnof said sod ion, which in the words following, to wit: Every person who commits the crime of adultery shall be punished by imprisonment not exceeding twenty years nor lesi than three years, or by fine not exceeding oho thousand dollars and not less than three hundred dollars, or by both fine and imprisonment, at the discretion bf the court,! V.S nod? the'Hftme.fo hereby adopted nml euacteil, hud nuy violation of this section, the fourteenth section of this net, and the net against bigamy may be charged in separate counts iu the same indictment, which indictmeut may conclude, generally, against tho statutes in such cnicB made and provided. Sec, 17. And be it further enacted. That in all cases or proceedings where imprisonment may bo ordered, if thero be no jail or prison in which the person or persons to be imprisoned can with safety be such kept, the court or judge nmyin ordr miliconfined or any persons person tary prison or camp of the United States iu said Territory; aud tho officer or ;er son in command of sncli prison or camp is hereby authorized uud required, on the order of the court or judge, to receive and safely keen such person or persons nutil they shall be lawfully discharged from custody. Sec. 18. vlnd be it further enacted. That, if tho United States marshal or auy of his deputies shall be resisted or threatened with resistance, in the exeention of uny writ, order, process, judgmeut, or decree, of nny ifonrLor judge of said Territory, said marshal or eitheif bf bis deputies, may, if iu tbtir judgmeut assistance is necessary, apply to tbo commander, or prson in charge, of any military camp or pot of the .United States in said Territory, or to any one having charge of troops of the Uuiied States therein, for a posse to aid such officer; and upon such application being made, the eommauder, or person in charge of such military camp, post, or troops, is hereby authnuzed aud directed to detail a sufficient number of men to enforce tho writ or other process whatever it may be, which is being, or is threatened to be resisted. And said marshal. or either of his deputies, may make application for sueh assistAuce wheu necessary to suppress auy mob, riot, or other disturbance of the peace. Sec. lO. Arul be; it further enacted. That it shall be the duty of the governor of said Territory, so often as it shall appear necessary, to inspect, or cause to be inspected, the jails and other prisous in said Territory, and the manner persons are held, treated, jmd imprisoued therein. Aud the governor shall make rules for the regulation njjd government of said Jails and prisons; and he is hereby empowered to remove the wardens and keepers of all jails and prisons, or other officers connected therewith, and appoiut others in their stead as often os in bis opinion the public good shall reqmro, - - -Sec. 20. And be it further enacted. That no one living iu or practicing bigamy, polygamy, or concubinage, shall lie admitted to citizenship of the United States; nor shall any such person hold any office of trust or profit in said Territory,. Vote t any election therein,. or be entitled to the benefits of the homestead or laws pf the United States, and the district courts of said Territory are hereby authorized to issue writs of quo warranto, on the -- orirurii ziojr.i Cl ICS E90SK OF BEr&UDTillTU. k Retd twice, referred to the Committee on the Territories, and ordered to be printed. Ur. CvmoMf on Icava. introduced the following hill: i ' i . 2a$Tri :n- - T.v In aid of the execution of the law iu the , , , .Territory .of vCtoh, and for other, :. a i purpowa w. .; t ' lies deed by the Senate anil House if Hep. resentutlces of the United States of winter I ioa JtthqUqite4 marshal of Utah Territory may appoint a deputy in each ot the judicial districts of said Territory i Provided, That before, fny apcljlQjmty shall he authoribe Uisc barge .of .hu ized U. duties, bis appointment ranat be ap- - proved by the judge of .the , district court Of the district for which raid deputy is appointedjand said deputy must take sud subecribe the' iame oath prescribed ' by law to be taken by the marshal, and give bond, with good and sufficient sureties to aid marshal in the pens) sum of ten thousand dollars, conditioned for the faithful discharge of bis duties ns such deputy. And said appointment, approva1, oath, and bofid shall be entered upon the ' journals of said court, Bxc. ; And be it farther etutcUd, .That it ahalf be ' the duly of said marshal, iu ' person or by his, deputies, , to attend the district and supreme courts of said Territory, and serve and execute nil procusj, orders, judgments, or decrees issued or directed by said courts, or by any judge , thereof. 3. And be it farther enacted , That 8c. the United States district attorney of auid , also snpoiut an utstot iu may Territory each of the judicial districts of said Territory; Provided, That before any such as-- . sistsnt shall enter upon the discharge of his duties, his appointment must be approved by the presiding judge of the Of the district for which such appointment is made; and said assistant mast tAke and subscribe the same oath prescribed by taw to trol&ken by the die-- 4 trict attorney.TAnd 'said appoiutmeut, approval, and oath shall bo eutered upon the journals of said court. Bza 4. And fait farther enacted. That it ahall be the duty of anid district atloru-ey- , in person or by his. assistants, to at tend alt of the district courts of said Territory, ambpertomi Ibetlfttie of pro.se-cutiu- g coses attorney in all C(iuiinal ' arising In said courts. ' Bxc. 5. Aiul 1f it further enacted, That ' in accordsnce with the sixth section of the act of Congress entitled An act providing tor a district snd circuit court of the United States for the district of Nevada, and for other purposes," opproveJTVbrn-ar- y twenty-seveeighteen hundred and the .aforesaid marshal and dissilty-fivtrict attorney of said 'Territory of Utah, tball severally be entitled to charge and receive for the services they may perform double the fees and compensation allowed by the act of Congress, cutitled An act to regulate the fees and cohta to be ul-- I lowed clerks,' marshals, and attorneys of the cirenit and district courts of the United StAtea, and- - for other purjmscs," approved February twenty six, eighteen hundred and fifty-threHr a, 6, And be it farther funded. That " only citixens of the United States, over the age of iwentyfohe years, shall be com petent bo nerve as grand or petit jurors in B tales rttlPim .1 die-tricycp- art n, e; ;lJ; v i t i e. r i I - w t i I ' ' said Territory. Stc. 7. And be it further enacted. That the grand jury pf said Territory shall consist of fifteen good and lawfulioicu. twelve I M t may find jpd rstpruv a bill of indictment,- Bra 8. And be it farther enact'd. That at least ten days before the time of bolding each regular term of the district courts of said Territory, ia.iheie' respective dit-- 1 1 riots, the galled States tirvhsl of said Territory, or oue of his deputies, Blnrtl, in connection with the clerk of the district court for which a term is to be holden, select from the body of the people of said district twenty-seve- n good itud lawful wen having the necessary qualifications, to serve as jurorr, and make a list, in writiog. of the names ,ofo.tbo persons so, selected, and append thereto a oertifieativ stating that said persons have by themr been selected to act in the aforesaid enpa-cilyand aetting forth .tha com V district, ana1 term of court for'wmch they were elected, which certificate shall be signed by the- persons making such selection, sod filed with sold clerk; whereupon snid clerk shall forthwith 'issuo a venire,' directed to said marshal or bis deputy commanding him to summons tbo fifteen per-pfirst named oh Vuid list,' to be and appear in said court on the first day of the term thereof (to be named in said verrire) to serve .as grand jurors; also to issue a like venire commanding said marshal, or his deputy, to summon the re- ' tnuiniug twelve persons on said list to bo and appear at said term to serve as petit-jurorand the persons so selected and summoned shall constitute one full grand and one full petit jury: Provided, That if all or any number of the persons so selected and summoned shall fail to appear, shall be excused by the court, or shall bo challenged, or if for any other , cause whatever it shall become necessary, the eonrt, both in the esse of the grand and petit jury, may order the punnel to bo filled by talesmen, summoned by Ah marshal or his deputy- from the bedy of ' the district or from the bystanders. Bra 0. .And 6 it further enacted, That, ifoat any special or adjourned term of the district courts of said Territory, it shall becomo necessary to have either a grand or petit jury or both, after the juries for the regular term have been discharged frpm attendance, the presiding judge of hk district eonrt requiring the atteudauee of such jury or juries may, in hi discretion, issue a special order requiring the marshal or one of bis deputies, and the clerk, to forthwith, select and summon a to the foregoing jury or juries according provisions of this act. And any judge of the district courts of the said Territory of Utah is hereby authorized and empowered to appoint at such times and deem .expedient; ;hs places M'be may of court in hia district terms many special as in bis opinion the necessities of business may rquir- thirty days notice to be glvcn-o- f the time and place.of folding noh special term in some newspaper in general circulation in said Territory. . Saa 10. And bsM further emdrd. That the said first judicial district shall embrace ihwfQQOtiefipf Minardi Sanpete Beyier, Washington, Rio riute, Beaver, Iron, that the regular and Virgin, and Kane, thereof fball be held court the , terms of at the city oT Beaver, in said county of ifosvor, commencing on the first Monday the auid CfLJaoe. in. each jrcarj That the embrace ahall district second judicial , i r': -- , f I . f , - ci ' I I I , s, . ! - - -- i ? ; s j - ; i t - ? t yr v M ,v ; I i El f t1 1 4 ) H W , ! - - v I. sol-emn- iz -- I of whom cooeuTring pre-empti- ., -- tT I . ' r. . t terms thereof shall , be beJdt Salt Lake Citv. commencing on the first Mondays end September, in rypbriiary.ThatMar, the third judicial district iofornyirioQ so ,tbe. district attorney or Met year; counties of ww. other person interested to' test the right the ahall wnbrsee -- i wrr : dutjes of or of any one discharj claiming the &$ e of said erections nro berebyaatrih9rizgd to xamine under, oath all fktftsons wtib in4yoffeir toicte a 4 to their qualifications nod right so to do, Rnd all persons appointed or elected to office iu said Territory, before entering upon the duties of such office, and before being entitled to any aalary or other emolument thereof, shall take raid subscribe the following pathor. offiriuatiou, to wit: I, A. B. , do solemnly, swear (or affirm) that I have never voluntarily .bonie arm. egum the JJoitbd., Bute since, ) ,bavcf been a citizen , thereof; that ,X,have voluntarily given', no aid, countenance. : counsel, or encouragement to. ptrsous engaged, in, armed hostinty thereto; that I jiave never sought ndr accepted nor bUeuipted to exercise "the 'functions of any' office1 whhteyef hnTer4 ny nntlurify or authority ic hostility to the United States; that I have not' yielded a voluuj tnry support to auy pretended grivertii inenf, auhority, power, or coustitntiou within the United States hostile1 r inimical thereto; that 1 am not living iti of vracticiug bigamy, polyg.my, or coucub-nags- ; aiul 1 will uot hereafter live in or practice the same. ' And I do further swear (or alllnn) that to the best of'my will support and know ledge at id ability defend the Constitution of .Ilia United States against oil ctu mien,? foreign aud domestic; that 1 will bear true foitli and tttleguuico to the same; that I,?wil)6bey hJI of the lawk.bf the United States aud will not counsel, advise, or encourage Any or 'violate the other pemn-tsame; that I ta e UiH obligation freely!. Without auy mental reservation or puipoe bf eVAfciutvnnd that I will well and faith' fully discharge tho dntiea of tho office on which I aui about to enter: Bo help mo Territory; and ibe judg -- ed pr-toud- 1 f be if furUtf$.naded, That Sec. 28. allof tho Jaw books in tb public library of said Territory, bought with the, moneys Rpprdprfated by the fourteenth section of an net of Congress entitled An act to establish a territorial , government for Utah, approved September ninth, ono thousand sight hundred and fifty, shall, fitm and after the passage of this act, be kept fit the seat of government by the secretary of siitd Territory for the use of .the governor, legislative assembly, judges of the supreme court, marshal and attorney of said Territory, and such other per-sdu- s and under such regulations as sAid secretary and the governor shall mukeT and said secretary shall be held resjxm-,ibl- e for the of the aoic; and that the sum oT three thousand dollars be, aud the aside is hereby, appropriated out of the monej s in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, to be expended, tipder tho direction of the governor and Kcretary, in the purchase of law books to complete and fill up Raid law library. Sec 23. Aaf be il further tuacJrd. ThAt tho district courts ot said.Teriitoiy shall have exclusive original jurisdiction iu all s suits lor divorces or alimony. S Sec. 30. And be il further enacted , That, this act shall take effect from and after its passage, and all acts and parts of acts of the United State, or of the legislature of Utah, not consistent herewith, are hereby repealed and disapproved.. ... - ,r safe-keepin- 4 - Sec. 21. And he il further, enacted. That t in the absence, or in cusp of or of tho of of any disability, judges Territory, or for any cause whatever which renders rit necessary, it shall b competent lor either of the judge to bold const in any of the judicial1 districts of said Territory, aud it i hereby made the duty of said judges, upon the request or direction of the executive of said Terri' tory, in writiug, setting forth the rrasoti or of such request direction, and necessity to proceed to the district desigunttd and to nnld the terms rf court therein until , . such necessity shall cease. . 'Sea 22. Ami be it farther mtnnded. That the probate judges, justices of the peace judges of all elections, notaries public, and all sheriffs in said .Territory shall lie appointed by the governor, aud shall hold their offices for' the term prescribed ,hy law, unless sooner removed,, or their successor shall before then be appointed, Si:c- - 23' And be if further f raided. That nn Appeal shall be allowed from all final deci-dous- , orders, judgments, or decrees of any justice of the peace or probate said Territory, to tho district courtsjn eonrt of tbcditrict in which tho proceeding before such . justice or probate court are had, and iu correction of the proceeding of justices of jihe pence and probate court til Raid, Territory and to prevent and correct, abuses Iby the same, the district court of said T"Jtrry are hereby authorized to issue writs of error, certiorari, mandamus, prohibition,' and quo warranto lu accordance with the usages of the common law. Bec. 21. Ajrdbe it furlhtrenaclj,. Thut marriages in said Territory may bo solemnized only by justice cf jthe supreme court, by justices of tho peace duly appointed aud qualified, aiul by uny priest or minister ot the gospel regularly ord lined and settled or established a such in Haid Territory, between par yes ikuupeteut to enter into tho ni irriagt cjutnct. Mar riuge iu huH Territi ryi hereby declared f to be a civil contract, to wiicli the parlies, capable in law of contracting, is eHseiiti.il. No man,' a resident of said Territory, shall marry hi mother, hi grandmother, dnnghtcr.gr.inddaughtrr stepmother, grandfather wile, grandsons wife; wifes wifes, din grandmother, granddaughter, nor hi .sister, his lmlf-- i sister, brother's d (lighter, ut liar's sister,' or mothers sister. No woimmf shall marry her father, grandfather son, grand son, stepfariicr, grandmother's husband, husband, granddaughter's daughters husband, husband's father, husband's grandfather, husbmds sop, husbands grandson, .nor her brother! brothers son, nters Ron, father's brothNo marriage er, or mothers brother. shall bo contracted while cither of tha j unties ha a former wife or husband unthe United Htates orj less the nmriiago with such former wife shall Inive b-or husb.-mlegtilly disAll within the degree solved. persons of consanguinity within wpich marriages are herein prohibited to residents of said Territory, and hmby dolared to be incestuous and void, who shall intermarry with each other,, or who. shall commit adultery or fornication with each other, sbaU-b- e punished by imprisonment at liurd lalr in the penitentiary of the Ter ritory not more thin twenty j'eurs, . and be fiued uot more than oue thousand dob lars. ; , be it further enadetl. That Sec. 25. in all c.isc8 of election by ball'd itsLnWl be unlawful for any person to put any num such ballot, ber, figure, or devie-uppwhereby any person ', nmy be enabled to ascertain by whom the billot was given; and any violation or nttpmpU to violate this provision shall be deemed hnd taken to be n crime, sud upon conviction thereof the person bo offendingj may be punished by fine not exceeding five hundred1 dollars or by imprisonment in the ieni-tentiauot exceeding pno year, or by both fine and imprisonment at the, discretion of the court. Amt hI all elections. noue but male citizens) of tbK United States over twenty-on- e ,y!enr of oge, re-- i in the precinct or eleptjon, district.' sidiog and not disqualified b r t conviction of crime or otherwise, shu i be competent . v ; voters. Sec. 2G. And be it furtier enadeil,' That' the probate court in their respective; counties iu said Territory are hereby aa- thorized to hear,, try, and determine civil, onuses wbereiu the debt ordamsgew claimed does not exceed five hundred dollars, and in criminal matters ma exer-- J cise jurisrliction . as committing mogis section of nn trates, and the twenty-nint- h act of the territorial legixlAtnre of Utah conferring general ' and unlimiteil jurist diction on the probate courts, both in civil and prim InaU cakes,' entitle I An ac in reratfon . to . the judiciary,-approveJanuary nineteenth, one thousand eight j also hundred and fifty-twthe second section an act entitled. An act for th$ regulation of attorneys.! approved TVbrnt ary eighteenth, one tjmbsfind eight hqn dred and fifty-two- ; aindf also the first sec tion. of an act entitled, .An act.containiug provision applicable to the laws of the Territory of Utah, approved January fourteenth, onA itbonsand eight hundred and fifty-fobe, .and the same are heref by, disapproved and repealed. . 8 cc., 27., And be it further enadeil, Thai in All cases in. which .the marshaf oft said en-seiito- , half-brothe- r, j bv-log- in iliM-wher- Cn d , WoaxjJ. - oc7-S- ll -- M ry I- j d o; ur Territory i a party to1 the suit or in snv way interested or otherwise disquadfied to act,1 the court ball appoint iocm one to act as marshal therein. f ui,e t - . f 1 T in t.r f )V J' I I d FOURTH STREET,! it 4? I- ii - i I ut-f- f . r- i ! - M , h H - 1 5 t re-j- i UTAH: 1 r . f , uol-t- House. Tremont i H it. if t in tlie WesL. Iloh-l- e t uVOJshed 4a- UoimlU.'reruodlo!, laid and inost luxurious manner In 1808. 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Sent by mail, servation. f Price, S per Mr. n f 1 Thrse are no patent medicines or other humbugs, but carefully prepared compound", from and formulas in use by the roost distinguishedwhich scientific physicians in this country, and have "never been advertised before. AU medicines warranted to give satisfaction observed. or money refuiided. Strictest secresy on or ad- AU letters promptly answered. Cali - AD 1870.) ! ly . I'A d, d .. x . I860, 1 Price, post-paisingle copies Seven copies, post paid There sro ladles with, from delicate constitutions iudlgent circrmeUncea, or an already numerous offspring di not wtU to become mothers. To such I offe.-- a safe and sure remedy iu every against conception.as Success vrvrrsotnl case; guaranteed containing no ingredient in the least injurious to the feblet temperament. poslUvely and Leuchorrhae, or White. cured. Caees of long standing, how. ever aggravated, roust yield io this remedy. Dr. Btoddard has also Infallible monthly pills periods of lor res tor ng disordered or Irregular obsecure f - Lundrei coplea, ons year, s'paratelj 1' addreaaed. And tbe Daily, one year, to getter up , of clnbr WMl-EEKLy WORLD. r . .r One copy, one year, V, . Four copiea, one year, separately addreMf Ten eoptee, one year, to oue address And an extra copy to getter up of clu$-- , Ten copies, one year, separately address And an extra copy to getter up of club. m . 'I One 19 tv,,. To NlniTled fimlics. ,l 0 r" , t iptfo x One copj, e ne year Four roj)e ono year, separately ' , ed Tan copie, ore year, separately addo Ana an extra copy J gettrr up of club Twenty copies, ono year, to ouq addrr-- i . Jr) llb ? And an extra copy to getter Vp Twenty oopies, one year, separately addresed. .1. . And an extra copy to getter up of club. Fifty copies, one year, to one add r to guAnd tbe 8eml. Weekly, one year, tter up of club. Fifty oopiea, one year, separately addrw- , aed... , ooe year, to get And the of club. temp One hundred copies. one year, one addrod I v And the Deify, ono year, to getter up of chib. Many of rf spoofed Aso advertisfimrits or CUtions,' or unscrupulous qnacks in distant cides, and after having been swindled of their money by one and another, have abandoned hope and pronounced themselves incurable. Dr. Stoddard practices on the no cure, no and propose to forfeit 11,000 and pay" principle, ail feesiF 1m 'fails lo' cufe atiy'easA bt seminal weakness where hi treatment and directions are to. lowed. If uses no secret reraedi s none le but medicines, and hts peculiar treat-nt must receive the eoivrsement of all who intelligently pnrsue it. veg-tab- ' Semi-Weekl- y, t , , d' . - - de-stro- a lunatlo agylntn. yyingroe fin t ! -- T. on . f t...... ; . .. weekly - eom-litnU- J me d mary of political cvcntH during the ft-- " year. Aa a compact political nmu'nl will have no equal. . jX la every community there are vast numbers men with sffltete seminal of young weakness, nocturnal emission, lassitude, dehidty, and the other attendant symptoms of secret disorder, and totally undermining tho its victim, mentally and physically, coney or Joter. The disease is progressive, and if not che kad, dizxtaesa,1 loss of memory, procrastination in business, pains in the berk, side and knee, yehowlsh drool from the mouth during sleep, snd failure of aU physical energy soon f Hows. From tt.is stage is a series of short Steps to an early grave, or the . J in-I- - ' ns v itm-- .State Benate and House of lfoprewn' des-enda- i t i o :t . ' - and-wh- -- estry other pnblicatiou. In it wiiHjopnt full official returns of every elmiem b. in 1SC3; tho voto of New Ymk StahJ, election districts, and ofponneeUrut I; towns; tho names and votes of eatl'c: didate for each branch of the Ne Yu' Le islaturejlist of membersof tiro I'nih-- com-plain- ts. t" 10 Jsuch a character as carAe obi sud r in silence. Tho province of this circular is to prcs' iit the subject in Us true light. Hundred of lives sre lot every war by diseases whl'di haroi lxS'1 acglcch d or improperly treated. In the Va-- c of young ihu' there w rn and jet iu nianv cnes they attempt 'no apology, with vile nostrum, and in to euro theieM-lvcshorten tUdr lives, an I pas the eonop)eiice mt rahle tcninant ot existence with their blood filled with the poison of a stifled, but not cured disease, which must Inevitably he transmitted to the tlilrd snd fonrth generations. women there seems some excuse, Wih snd yet their utmost seeresy will not conceal the facts. Any intelligent physician who walks those streets can recognise among the ladies, by rertaln infaltble tokens known to him, snd of which the enffetvr ayeofteu totally Ignorant, the the whites. ravage of that white spread Anyfotelligent physician can point out in his dally walks scores of this and kindred In tMith sexes, the existcncA of which ' The educated sufferer ht cannot Ignore.can detect this. The phy. know the physician u lan knows that the sufferer knows H, and yet, in me rases out of ten, the afflicted individual falls to ronnnlt the mt whom he kuows ta cognizant, Ivoth of the ronlplsint ' snd the means of cure. Knowli g that health can bo restored, ean rCKtore It, they deliberately allow them-- e Ives to become mere wrecks of hmnantty, and to transmit diseased constitutions to theta Rr&4 aAorawnnt ever FaUWiri sUicp for ffiastnUed Clrraw - ' Ask jmx 11.TRt.rmN, fyemrm Dvsir T' - - i f A r 1 f-- l! . , I mriTAH'rHOUCE iAjrrtrrMo ntana and Fflh ' gm, d 1 1 , , f-- m THE WEEKLY . - . j llotlon TrartUUr. a large quarto sbet, printed trirotjbor; ? - , n , -- appreciation of its i'hpienly utlirei uieuts. irorcrshr Ktrning GiUrlU. r j 4 m 1 -- . - Tim? We always read Tar World with hearty,, mtrsriou of it superior ability, often u.th r ... ' Jiv UTAH. POUINNK, ' ' " - (Mo.) Sept, 25, 18J1. ' MunUntt 1 h Tux New Yobk wJbld! Th Would beyond eueatiou.the best newspaper puhhL, in New York lly. Courirr, Rati Saginaw, Jlith & CLOTHING, - St, Jo-p- easmea I . f The New York World, Jthe ablest, most it fluentUl, rand most widely circulated hewiiK-- la the Oouatry. Syracuse Juum.U, 1 v ism , The New York WoahD, the beat edited on the iwnUneut.' is wouderiuUy fertile iu things. Raleigh Sentinel, COIIIV 9. Il'lUfUlll Shoes, . 4 " The leading Democratio journal In the ei try, and s able as it eiuiueut.- the New DKALFHM IM su-knev- f The New York Would, the ablest In the United ptate. Cincirnnli t f DRY GOODS f rt WntAUi the abtoet Deenocratio newp,fc Herald. in the lisrion. sroiiB. Sc 4 Raleigh. (.V. C.j g, DAVIS TUK MU0RLU. i The ability of Thx Wokld is beyond uumh. Sentinel. . 1 r . 1870. t o God- - 1?" A"P J ;) |
