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Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29
Christmas Gifts

NHE Token for 1889, The Violet for 1888
The Christian Keepsake, for 1889. Tbe
Religious Souvenir, for 1888, The Gift. The
TEN, Sketches Of Young Ladies and Young
Gentlemen, by Quiz, with illustrations bv pliz
and original sketches BY Tiz, Riz and Biz.
Peter Psrley s Picture Book.
Fetef farley,s Christmas Tales.
Peter Parley's Christmas Gift.
Ole set National Gallery, elegantly bound.
Just received and for sale bv
PFlSTsER g. GOOD WIN.
columbus, Dec. rs. 1888. l4ff
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ALEX. POPE g. son,
Commission Merchants, Mobile.
Alex; Pope, LIKERPOOL.

Me public are respectfully informed that
Il Alex. Pope, VIII continue in Liverpool
the ensuing year, and win be happy to receive
the cOnsigRments Of Cotton; he will also be
pleased to fill any orders that may be sent him
for foreign goods. Persons writing to him viii
address to the care ofIsaao, Low, 80 Co. Liver
pool.
ALEX. POPE s SON tender their ac-
acknowledgements to their friends for the patron
age they have extended to them for the last ten
years, and trust from their long experience in
the Factorage business, and their efforts to give
general satisfaction, that they win meet with
the same liberal support as heretofore. They
are prepared tosupply their friends with BaG-
gng, Rope, Twine, &c. &c, and viii at an
times be able to make liberal advances on Cot
ton in hand or sent them for shipments.
Mobile Chronicle. I3t s48
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100 Dollars Reward.

~ As stolen from The plantation of fha
subscriber, living about seven rn;;I
south of CarfolIton. pieksns county. Ais -.
negro boy Anthony said boy IS ahonf 80
feet HIGH stout built round face. darl- eors,,is.,-
ion, and about fifteen years old, Is
marks remembered SAID boy q sumo ~
have been talIenol Z four men, Who 81 ~
Der 1888 The above resga,l 1,iil -. 49, !.
any one delivering ne tie propertV.
AARON LOG
lclan county, Ala
Deeenber 1sf 4s 7Rn
aise Courier. ana I'-.
ea.oo 49, lntel9sncaT. are sSar = tol
publish tie above for Six months.
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CoLU MRUs HOTEL,
BY HE'LL 4 CONNER.


BY BELL q CONNER.
- 1VNHIS wen known es-
Enlistment has re-
III Gently been purchased by
~ FHE the undersigned, and i
now being fitted up IN q
superior style. Il IS the intention Of the pro-
prietofs to add a number Of well finished and
furnished rooms to the house, and we hesitate
not 10 pledge ourselves to our friends and the
pubic generally, that our patrons viii be as well
accommodated at our house, as at any Hotel IN
the southern country. The servants viii al
ways be polite and attentive to them, and every
exertion on our part shall be used to make
their stay pleasant and agreeable. A share Of
public patronage IS respectfully solicited.
The Bar shall always be supplied with the
very best ofliquors, selected with great care by
ourselves in the best markets.
Nothing shall be wanting on our table that
can crafty the appetite Of the epicure. The
best that our country affords shall be served uE
in the neatest manner, by experienced and ca
pabe cooks.
Our Stables are not excelled by any in Mis-
sissippi. All travellers may rest assured thai
their horses shall not be neglected we have
taken great pains to procure first rate ostlers
and hope to give universal satisfaction to al
who may give us their custom.
Our Beds shall always be clean and comfor
table, and well aired.
Families can be accommodated with private
parors, and no pains shall be spared to make
them perfectly at home.
Town Boarders accommodated at the usua
BELL g. CONNER.
Columbus, MI January7, 1880. LIT
RULES.
LIST. Gentlemen on their arrival are request
ed to leave their names at the bar.
3D. No gentleman will be considered
weekly or quarterly boarder, except from tn
time he enters his name as such; the SAM
rule to be observed as 20 keeping horses.
Sd. Boarders intending to be absent for an,
length Of time over week, will make it know
at the bar, otherwise no deduction for such alb
sen'e win be made.
4th. Payment from quarterly boarders mus
be monthly from travellers, weekly.
9th. Gentlemen leaving their names at thu
bar, will give notice of their intention to be alb
sent at the time of regular meals, otherwise nj
deduction will be made.
9th. Gambling of every description most pos
itipezy forbidden.
7th. Persons wishing to send servants OF
errands, are requested to give notice atthe bar
9Th. The proprietors viii not be answerablc
for any property said to be lost, unless previous
ly deposited in the bar.
9th. No person allowed to use any horse
saddle or bride of another, without leave of the
proprietor.
10th. Doors closed at 10 O'Clock, except on
nights of public amusement.
" Gentlemen are particularly requested to
guard cautiously against accidents by fire In
their respective bedrooms. B. g. G.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

MORAL CowARDICE.-Why is it, in
fact, that the tone of morality in the high
places of society, is so lax and complai-
SAINT, but for want of the independent and
indignant rebuke Of society? There is
reProach enough poured upon the drunk
enness, debauchery, and dishonesty of the
poor man. The good people who 60 to
him can speak plainly, aye, very plainly,
Of his evil ways. Why is it, then, that
fashionable vice is able to hold up its head,
and some times to occupy the front ranks
Of society 1t is because respectable
persons, Of hesitating and uncompromising
virtue, keep it in countenance? Il is be.
cause timid woman stretches out her hand
toa man whom she knows to be the dead.
lest enemy Of morality and of her sex.
while she turns colo eye upon the VIC
Tins he has ruined. 1t is because there is
no body TO speak plainly in matters like
these. And do you think that society is
everto be regeuerated or purified under
the influences of these unjust and Dusila.
nitnous compromises! tell YOU never !
So long as vice is suffered to be fashiona.
bic and respectable; 50 long as men are
bold TO condemn it only when it is clothed
IN rags, there will never be any radical i'm.
Provement. You may multi ply temper-
ance societies, and moral reform socities
you may pile up statute books of law
against gambling and dishonesty but So
iIong as the timid homages of the fair and
Ro39red are paid to splendid iniqujty. II
ylH pc allln vain. So long viii il be felt,
thaf the voice Of the world is not against
ne sinner, but against the sinners garb.
% long every weapon Of association,
ana every 6atoon Of Office, win be but a
missile leather against the leyithian that is
Wallowlng 10 the low marshes and stag.
PAM pools OF society.-Dev~y's Moral
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Valuable Tract Of Land for sale

TIME subscriber offers for sale his very
pesirable plantation on which be resides,
lying on the Tombigbee River, seven miles
below Columbus. The above tract of Land
contains nine hundred and twenty acres, d
which 42Ois cleared and in high state Of
cultivation. There is on it a first rate Frame
Dwelling House, Gin House, with overseer's
house, and all other necessary buildings. Any
person wishing to purchase a desirable resi-
dence near Columbus, and perfectly healthy,
can geta bargain by applying to the subscri-
berresiding on the premises, or to DR.. ]. Ba-
ker, in Columbus. Miss
T.. B. TABB.
July 24-45-tf
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En-. TOOMER has permanently esia-
- hhshed himself II the city of Mobile
Aia. for the purpose Of ransscihga general
Commission business and respectf1 lIy tenders
his services to Bis friends and tie public oene-
rally he may Be found at his oiIics by tie lst
day ol November.
Sept. 18th 1888, Eif
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Insurance Agency.

NHE Subscriber, Agent for ne 4no,,sts
Insurance & Banking Comranv. .'r,ss, -.
0OU,00O Dollars, actually paid Rs. 6 49,
pared to take risks aeainsf loss 49,. -
navigation on the river 81 ,cean. 2 2
Columbus Oct 1883 go - 3
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B. P, WHITLOW w. w. ALLEN
WHHTLOW 4 ALLEN,

B. P. WHITLOW. w. w. ALLEN
yVHITLOW Il ALLEN,
Factors a Agents,
MOBILE, ALA.
REFER TO
y. W l,tsad ESQ., Esq columbus. Miss
Mr.. B. w Anderson, Sumter county.
Col Robert G. Macon, Greene county,
Messrs. Byers. Penick & CO. Wetumpka,
Col Thos' r Boiling, Mobile.
Mr.. HI O. Holmes.
Messrs. Fowls, Allen & Baldwin, GainsVnls
MessE i. IS 6 81. COTE, Tuscaloosa.
AR. II. 81 Atwood, Wilcox county.
Henly q. Lonaxs Esq T,.,,.,l:s
Mr.. a. q Lucy ''s 80
I5 The FLAG ofthe Union, Indepen dent Mo-
nitor and State Intelligencel. m Inscaloosa.
the papers published - Cams Green To-
rough and Wetnmka a ard tie Southern
Argus ind Democrat at Columbus, Miss. are
e1lestsd Is publish tie above adve snt
and send @ couufe tofhe Office of the Hfa-
feneo Gazette collection.
URLED HAIR and SHUCK NAT
ne
nov. %, 1883.
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& WOODRUFF Tw @RRaN 80
Olacianaf Ohio
AVE made extensive alysn =
render Their Engraving ;sf,.., =
complete, and are now prensra7 g
any work g Their me 81 busine IS,
orders of ana
s-.A 4sQ4es. aIpe. NaIe,ss
o. COFFEE .e.psvn e.
Nlll 6e ashdsd 70 Win pro.6a - :.
spatch; Bank Note Paper Fan - 80 ~
liloss celebrafes lillsin TIE lIS|;;es' 49,
ney have ap p. B7pop IS
1Qillpl BUS, l. then Agent. M 5...r ~
g any orders that pc Be LEFT WITH
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

"a BUSY FELLow.-There is ain editor
down east who Is not only his own COM
posiior' Pressman and devil. bun keeps 4
tavern, Is village post master. icaptain =
the militia, mends hiao boots and shoes.
makes patent Brandreth bills. beddleq q.
sonce end iin ware two days ID 4 week.
and always reads sermons On the SAB.
bath when The minister happens to be mis-.
sing. ia addition 70 al this, be has 4
wife and SIX children.
Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1839-01-29

nIHE LISA gentleman, IN seeking
q wind 1p Bis watch, wound himself u6.
never perceived bis mistake I'm Nj
efs objected 10 lei hinge on TEX any
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SAR>tptRlLi A TILL OF HEALTH; OR,
Blood Ill.

TWINS nem fnuy phi mrdrinr lnur t'1rl ri-
tor all >"rl"rs ut Tia" now
els. the symptoms wNrcl ru,trvcra,, tur
pasus, los OF appetite hcal h. sIhlnrsa.
turss Wns, of eyes, urns and
pains stomach -r huAri>, pral, ing tor
hi state OF tic liver, mud consequent inactivity of ti,C
els H,li>pr" nIltlloH oil Of tho f.ut
viii tns rXcritrnt pTcparLtiun by lutte pc sever
be e.rr'ua ~ removed Two doses viii con-
tac AFFECTED of its suHty Effects Tine stomach will
sucrdIiy strCu"Gh acUhy acon OF the boy
els and kidne sill rap dy take places ad i>,l,s
hess heat pain aNd jGundIcr appearance, Strength activity
renewed health will be the IuIck OF taking hl> ie
dc'nc arc"rrn- to the drctnn accompanying each hox
These pills particularly cRcacious
colds hortnrss BREATH and all
urinary passages and il taken ar tuofrco .nIgcu
table, h"y qucy restore the system
repOse
Persons Of afuli habit who subject headache gIt.
and singing III tue cars arising from
flow of blood TO the head, Should be wiuut them
dangerous symptoms Will be entirely carried eft BY
Immediate
For female. these pills are most truly cscellen; rclnoyu
with the dc Of spirits. Guinness Of sight crgas:
Affections buchrs, piniles and suinHnoss OF SKIM and
give healthy and juVcl,!c hionn the cunipevmu.
mothers they confidently ccon,merch rs sc hes,
medicine that re taken daring tl-u
Of all Rsrs they al uneguuilcl.
A. pleasant safe, they unite thu
datiup Of mild operation it'll the successful Trrt md
restraint Of diet confinement during eir
BY regulating tue dose according The and
rtient they BECOME suitable Tor every ei sex tina
oaa be rcsured aud for elderly people they viii lie found
he rho mos cnmortNhle msacuG hitherto pre- 1trd.
Sold II No. v6 Custom house Ne~ orsans, ils i'm
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SPECIFIC SOLUTlC.'.

III. who ar" suffering from UREriltt. DISEASES
= ! 5dnI GDNDRR!IOfA, GI.EEIS, : fRHIU;ES'
...it! rinN OF THE KIDNEYS, BLADDER, EEErH-
RA, Ph'j>IRATE GLAND and all DISEASES Of the T.
RINAitI PASSAGES, PAINS IN THE LO!NS CRAVE.
l.nnbugo, from ticuci al Weakness, Local ihty
assured that this valuable medicine all and
perfectly eradicatc the above '"nsc, much than
Other and nv. Iupfo.cs the constitution nnd general
HEARTH and restores or parts la' haze becn i""r
be compared IT, and ha. positively cured maHy tss
AMI individuals after ali other medicines have io' mmd
daily supcrscdig the those iMlri"ns and mu-cnus
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Turpcntmc, tUhtt Mercury Ne.
IN addition 10 The numerous tcsnOnlh -: " all
nits o.. the world, including the East and Wr* n'tr, Amer
and medical of the b. shnL standing III the
icss", all bearing five
Hundred pounds reward In, been sc.cfi nr uiGr"
VIII" prolmr" remedy equal ioandS Spcciuc
Sp'uo A'ic tins further he necessary
hut ni'di i few OF the
81 have prescribed Ioiint SOiurinu eerrrn
tents Hbprlng under t"Iai i Cha AZ tony atoui,i
mont they all Cur"d much shorter than nal
rirc witnessed, al their general health nuh improv
cd. II. LEN. Il. ID.
"ircturor on Midwifery u; Rurti niuinnw's iio paI'
DR. Clarke has ,cScrcL luanl> SPEC tic solution,
ny p,icnt lab0rg unlcr Urrhrai DI,cur. AVID
'y onud they cured in much less time than he hH pre-
'"ty "ber' CT, w" pr'parHiipIs Of C0Fuvn. and is
OF opinion is comedy uuCGu.9d and oc I he INT ns
IN i1'urc' prescribe for his patirlts.'
i.oNUoH pecrnj',"r q ls1-.
DR. Green hereby crrtlics lonNd'S Specific solution
most ctCacIus remedy. and yIcra Dis
cnsn HHnn prca alton Of Copu,r IL ha. pre-
s,rbrd.
The above can be hliel only No. 81 Custom house
III New Orleans.
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EDUCATIyN -FRENClI and ENGLISH

N-FRENClT and ENGLtSH-
MIR Jam, s, recently arrived III this city, begs cave
to inturm The ci'rZcus at New q leans that he will
orcn an academy On Mnndny. IA, Januar%, al No.
70 Toulouse street, for instruction OF Youth oI
both sexes. in French and English, ia which nc
will he ably assisted by Mrs. james and Mrs.
Me,ohcr, who speak both ,husc languages with
great llucncy and purity, and who viii lake chafs
OF The Gcpar,ms ut OF the y"unI ladies.
MIR. james will aiee his whole attention to the
yariou: branches of cturntinn, and it,tes hn sclt
that he will owe entlrc satisfaction IL those VIII
may honor hl,i, wiki their confidence. hoy
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4 BEAUTIFUL head of hair is tn rranhcst
ment belonging ~ the human frame. How strange
" the loss OF it changes the c"n'tnancc, and prnna
turelv lrings the appearance Of old ngc. which,
ses recoil at being uncovered. and sometimes
ShuS society to avoid the tests and sncnrs .!
their acquaintance: the rcrfainrr % their lives
sequ"nty spent in refinement. In short, not the
loss Of property Gll$ the thinking vnnrh with
that sinking gloom does the loss of his hair.
10 avert al! these unpleasant circumstances, OidEr
Balm of Columbia stops the hair from, falling of on the
first arp!icaliCn and few bottles restores it again. II
likewise produces rsehows and w!skcrs; prevents tie
nair from turning makes it curl beautifully. nnt
trees j, from scnr Nunrr'ns certificates "' the hr-i
Responsibility in support OF thu Virtues Of Cdit gtt
Balm ar" shown by the rr"Nrictnr'.
IL Rca, ihc lo"rwinc:-
Eohrr; Whm,o, Esq late I'ayn. ri rila,l,'r',
has crril'rt b. Srcn below, To the high clara
ter "i IN" following .rnrnen.
he undersigned do hereby certify that "ehavc used
the i ''n. of Columbia Iii covered by J, O,rdgr ana
have nun! it highly s"r"rrAt" not only preventive
ag:'s, The !,Iiag Of of hair bat aso@ cartain rcs'nr
tive,
WILLIAM TH,Tcl1EE, Senior,
Methodist Minister in = Ge"rs" "'ar r,'
JOHN = INGi,IS, %1l Arch street.
tnl!E y THOMAS, Vi u, lG3 Eaccs,
InNN : FIEEN, l"l Srrnrc s'r'''.
liITH Mrrt'HliN. ai:} Soa,h ID 81.
JOHN GARD, Jr, l.3 Arch street.
II IL kno" that three Of the above siCnorS more
than - wears O; aye, nrd thu others no, less thnu 30
From the Mayorl
CJnlnunwr&lrl, Of pcn,,Srlruoic.
CITY of rlljlai"nhia,I
|, Robert Wharton. Mayor Of said city Of phiIir
phia do hereby certify tint nm we'll aCql n1rl wijh
McsSrs J 2 nclS. john = Fure, nn! !'ugh NJ Curly.
whose signed To The h0rc rrrtiticrtr lut :hrv
~cnlirn"" ot character and respectfully, ar
such full craii >,ou! he civr# In the said certificate.
Ia witness VIII 'rcnt have hcrcunin SGT MY hand
and caused tn" sen! Of the city II be .:xc,i, tES
9Th day ct !>rr"mhrr. &c.
H.. 81 ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor.
OBSEilET. thu, rAr bottle of the t;au.nr Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, an wie!, is cpr2scntrr
the Fail ,t\iarnrn. Ac,
Sui.' o'c<aa aud retail l'v the sole agents for Am,
RIA % Fetchc' street. Maiden !.nnr, don,
bel Pearl street, aud by most druggists mn! perun,erS
n;ish he country.
JARVIS; & ANDREWS
ma Wholesale Agents, Nrw Orleans.
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~ ORRIS 4 Go. ~. % Charrras street.. are nnw
~ receiving and opening 'he-most splendid, su-
s,anlal and tashiana' lie stock Of Clothing they
have exhibited in this marke', consisting il,
part OF the iull"wnn articles hiue, hnn Hack, pet
black, london brown. ritton, nllvr, lnndon snlnK.
and golden Owe OK and dress coats: beaver.
stable and harrington iork coats, e, ganry tirusl-
ed; fancy and plain black Cns>rn're and clnrh
panlaIoons. cnglis'l and tieurh fancy and plain
silk and satin vests; real new market com forts:
english and french fancy and pam scaris and
hdkfS; chamos, silis-weh and gum cEns'ic sus-
pendrts; chnm"s, mctinn, lamb's w"u, we sl fans
mel, silk and cotton net sherts and tlaMfrs: tine
linin and ca,ton shirrs, with lintn hosnuS. plain
ani rrA:d ,vnrr pear! and plain handle silk unI.
brelns u" GRti's' premium Gloves--also, n
beautiful article "t white kid, Tor weddings, balls
&C.; SrrIiieh"ld silk and rRndara hdkis; plain,
ii cured and embroidered CamhrIc do; silk, lamb
woods, marine, germantown, ard BROW and white
cot III hal! hose; all vi which they uif,r law for
| cash, OF 10 pun 'uul customers rs usual. Nov.
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NO CIlt,E No "a
DR. JOHNSON, Office | 10 Bienv!.lc street, con
- fines his practice To the treatment OF Nencrca


- fines his practice to the treatment OF Nencreu
Disease, IN all lis different forms.
Ir. Johnson, from residence Of many years in Hos
ctals in Europe, devoted 10 the treanat Of NcRcrea
Diseases and from his present extensive practice IN
that particular branch Of the profession, guarantees
safe, speedy aud eecua cure to such persons rs are
uoubled with any Of the following diseases, wiz
Gunorrhnca, elects, Su,ctucs, Chancrcs, Bubos,
Seminal Weakness Alnl tons Of the Bladder, Kidneys
Ions Ure,hra, PROSTATE Gland, Swcltch ! csticcs,
Erup,ions on the Skin, Sore Throat, Pains in the
Joints; .
Aud the numerous symptoms which generally follow
his disease.
Recent cases cured in three days without the
use Of Mercury. interruption from business, OF aitcra-
t;ou in the mode oflivng.
A medicine to prevent Vcncrcal Disease be oh
tanned of DR.. Johnson Il is from the recipe OF the
I,uron Larry, celebrated Wrench Surgeon, and was
used bv hin, during the several campaigns III which he
served as Surgeon General in the French Army.
Sold by DR.. Johnson at his office. Those persons
ha,iu. any affection of Venarel Disease, and rbont
taking sea voyages. or removing to the county, would
do we'll by giving Dr. Johnson call, AS proper medi-
cpcs for Their cure the shortest time can be put up
viii, written direc tons for their use
Office open from in the morning until 10 O'Clock at
:elit.
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MEDICAL GARD.
AND IMPORTANT 10 TIE AFF!ICiED " IrH Di


TREATISE V"neral Disease tiornrr,c, elects q,i
a Stricrrc in"ud!u i,rItlca obs ,rvniou> Seminal
Weakness arising FROM early nt'ae, that all persons
"n4iu p"Htr with r,,. secrecy a;d safety.
melancholy fact that thousands ll the We
"o t the use OF that deadly poe"n Mrcnry ruin the
sul!"n ans! cause uirrrAtI"A with o,che The hraI,
>," s.r'ts !d "i's @" me nIrnc>, I'll at tcl-h
crU dehitv anl decay Of the ;Iat /,
innc"y r"ti pat. period their hreld'u <nlfrrj!es
PEEltlS PURIFYING SPECIFIC rlll>
Arrrnin safe and III" speedy remedy dit cuvr q,
for N" "r'"tnc',H"d "t"ctn'l cur" % "r"a gol,
"hthn 3cr'S structures" seminal w""hnes s N the !"ins,
affections OF, the tld'c gravel lr@o, 10. aiL:bty
t''"n OF the bladder ii ar t!a and v,rrd Of the
h"V pa i.cr'u'lit rer OE: It"cr cur' the She" t
space q three days - a" small iii',r lose, wish
trs! nni .a"t lie ,r.tan'y with whlc, they
ally "I'n'n>t"fcd can hr attrstrd by many tts#S. The
,"c! Pulls root out every particle Of lusrou pnSu, p
i,l'g III t"r tn" hole fluids TIry moi
til" isc'sc but renovitc h. their the differ
cut functions o! the body esp"hup the lurs,
their '"nnef so mild and mper,cptbIe The
most Scccl uf ruslunishing and uEcIul Iowri They
ncitcrcrnlan mercury other mineral, and may
taken without the slightest suspicion discovery. They
1lre no r">trH Of diet los Of time, hin trance
ness but etci complete without III" least Apusure
the patient A, prpd when The may
exist, it will he well 10 recourse the Spceic P.. i
when iahcn before the disease has it, APP it acts
as accr"'n preventive By removing the complaint rcc,u.ly
and secretly.
NcssrS Perry, Surgeons, cunna direct their studies
those dreadful d"t"s arising from and ,nlIs-
Indulgence of the passions winch not only ocru
sion numerous OF nn, aud euta! ON It's
votrch all III" "mr,vning lmhect of odd weaken
and destroy al, the , sense, ocra,,, las. rf ~, %
tion, u .'eu nr memory, aaL aversion for
pleasures. The idea Of their ulla pin:>s dcspt
winch arises from con, cring ,hr<.,rr Us The nulnr +
tir o"n IN scry, aut the necessity uirn tho ILCi,ls
OF marriage, M" the drtuatng IDEAS of those CIV
trcsilg snte Of dchy e;crncv. whether the con>c
Inec. OF S"r n"'n p'nv'"c excessive drinking,
tn!cc!"d, they o!rr trn, and $pcrGv ration 10
sound and ,irorous hcrlh.
rrry' Vegetable Pills known for the certain and
ricctua remedy Of secondary Svn,lns yrn.ra rrtr,yu
pam N the h,mc< urrra2, toA nose c.:o-
md Il