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General JEsUP,
Washington, D. c.
Congress and ITS Duties.

The Delaware Gazette devotes long, and, we must
say strong article to Congress and It's great neglect Of
duty" 1t shows how little they have done for the public
service and how much time they have wasted upon
mileage, SLAVERY, &c., &c.
THUS (says the Gaze,tc) has the time of the peoples
agents been unproaby consumed and the peoples mon
ey prodigally s9uandered new humbug is now started
by Mr. Stephens of Georgia, calling for information in
spect the existence nonexsence OF certain poto
said have been made and signed by and between the
Mexican and United States commissioners who exchanged
the notifications of the late treaty. about the existence Of
which the people of this country not groa since it
in way effect their interest.
And (says the Gazette) let Congress 60 to work in
during the brief period for which its existence will
yet be proaced and do something for the country The
territorial bills should be passed in some shape.
Minnesota has passed the Senatelet pass the House
forthwith. And do adjourn without providing some
for California and New Mexico. 1t is wrong,
nay WORSE it is cruel towards the people of those Terrific
ries treat them government has done. We
have taken from them the government which they had,
and have offered them substitute therefor thus leav
ing them prey to anarchy and disorder where all
the baser passions of the human heart invited
riot and rule supreme by the presence of every
inviting temptation thereto and the absence OF the
strans of law, government and order We say hon
orable members, Give them some government. They
brothers, and cannot thus neglect and abuse
them without subecng yourselves the charge direct of
gross wrong and violation Of every duty moral and civil
1t positively wicked behave the present session OF
Congress doing in this respect and the great country
which much incenscd thcreat should hold the
bers individually liable for gross violation of their duty
"The mint tor New York, the California mint the reduc
ton of postage the graduation Of the price of public lands
the golddo bill, land the BILL and the amend
of the subeasury system, all measures demand
ed by the wishes of majority of the people,
well understood, and think clearly expressed Yet Con-
gress does nothing and believe will do nothing in these
Let tho people take in hand these abandoned
who thus disregard every dictate of duty"
This strong language. II is for Congress, by their
future energy or nacon, refute TO confirm it. They
have but three cseks left. Every hour has become
precious This day three weeks is the 4th March, when
Congress will be going out, and crowd coming in, to
throng the streets of Washington.
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TUESDAY MORNING, FEB. Is, Is4s.

90 Mr. c. w. JAMES, Harrison street Cincinnati Ohio
general travelling for the western States assisted by
r. smith, T. smith, Frederick j. Hawse, John
w Armstrong Taylor e. M Stevenson, w Ramsey, and
erT Locke.
L Mr. ISRAEL +. JAMES. South Tenth street Phiade
pha general travelling agent soathe and southwest
states assisted by James X. Whpple, VIM Weld o. H.
John b. Weld T. s. Waterman John Collins James Deerins
Albert c. Wellington, r. James, Charles T. Muslin, and NJ T.
Taylor
of- Mr. HENRY M LEWIS, of Montgomery, Alabama, is
u. b. Brett
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this track though nearer offers few convenienees the
traveller.
These are, gentlemen the only explanations which can
the many inquiries every day addressed TO me
from various parts of the United States by persons
migrate Upper California But / remark that
have instructions from my government upon the
matters all that have said is nothing but the expression
my Individual opinions, and has In no sort official
character.
pray you Messrs. Editors give publicity tn on oh
your Journal TO these explanations and have the honor
be- your very humble servant
LUIS DE LA ROSA.
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Feb 1877
terrible disease

HONSUMPTION,-ThIs terrible dfseasc IL comm y
~ attributed climate. But if the climate
bame the disease would have been inflicted that, and
not upon people. We think the fault in the people,
and people would keep the skins of them selves
and their children properly washed and abstain from gut
Tony poison and ldeness for generation two,
sum ptlon would be more known.
However consumption prevails matters are and picks
off best and pretties Of in prime. In this state
things do the best can, piece and patch
the web OF lie, with journeys, voyages and medicines
or all the medicines know OIL Dr. Wistar's "BALSAM
|OF WILD CHERRY" is what first recommend. We
office living proof OF its efficacy, who but for
it, would have been beneath the sod long ago. The in
yentor of this medicine, DR.. Wisar, Of cence,
of humanity, aud undoubtedly prepared the remedy in its
best FORM and the public may rely upon Mr. Fowie for the
genuine acle.-Bosom llaily Chronoypc, Jan Is, lS17
GJ-None genuine without the written signature of l.
BUrrs.
For sale by r. S. PATTERSON,
Feb is~st Washington, b. c.
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Supreme Court OF tho United States.
MONDAY, February 10, 1s49.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY IL, Io43.
No. 30 E. Irving G. a., painti1s in error, Us. Max
well Wilson In error to the district court United States
for Mississippi The judgment OF the district court in
this case was affirmed with costs.
ANo IS. ]. 0. Pages administrator, appellant, Rufus
K Page The argument OF this cause was concluded
by Mr. Evans for the appellant.
No. l4o p. Hogg ct al plaintiffs in error, John
B. Emerson. The argument on the motion made in this
cause was concluded by Mr. Coke for the defendant in
error.
Adjourned until to- morrow, IL O'Clock a. m.
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THE oRGAN-We learn from very reliable source thai
A. c. Bu of this city, and George d. Prentice of Louis
ve have been invited by General Taylor take charge
of the administration organ in Washington. pretty strong
team, that!
1.-THE above paragraph is from the last New Orleans
Delta But cannot believe it, II General Taylor's
administration should begin thus where will it end II
thus in the green tree, where will it be in the dry']
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We understand that resolutions instructing her sena-
tors to vote for the Wmot Poviso, after having passed
the Senate by majority of four, were laid upon the
table in the House-and not taken up before the
legislature finally adjourned Thus the Wimot Proviso
has failed in one of the youngest States in the Union
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
February 2, lS49
TIME means OF the government being ample to
quidate all claims against up to the LIST of pr
without calling before that date, further payments
OF the loan of lS4S, and desiring all
interest," notice is hereby given all the
bidders for that oan by whom any balance is still
DUE that they permitted postpone any further pay
nents until the LIST of April next
X. ]. WALKER,
Feb 9-eo4tif [Intell Secretary of the Treasury.
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duty assigned to me- until the authority Che government
of tho United Ststes) which placed here shall think
proper % order to return TO my country
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant
G. T.. CARR,
Captain and Assistant Quarterm aster.
To Mr. r. PRIEro political chief southern department of
Tamaulp mas. Mexico.
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A MEXICAN ALMANAC-Complote series from its
"A commencement in lS3O--or sale by Franck TAYLOR.
Two copies only being all that the advertiser with much
endeavo has been able make of this valuable year
book
THE CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES from 1910
1S40, collected and bound into folio volumes sin
gle copy only.
THE JOURNALS OF CONGRESS, from 1889 TO 1915
reprinted in nine volumes octave and other valuable books
of the same class.
FRANCK TAYLOR
Feb. III. Bookseller, Washington CITY
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Adelphi Theatre.
Messrs. G. F. BROWNE and H. F. NICHOLS, Proprietors
Mr.. ]. b. GILBERT, Stage Manager.
On Tuesday evening" February b. will be performed the
comedy of
SIMPSON IL co.
Simpson Mr.. Burke.
Mrs. Simpson Mrs. Nichols
Comic song by Mr.. Burke.
To conclude with the Yankee comedy of the
WOOL DEALER.
Deuteronomy Mr.. Burke
To morrow evening benefit of Mr.. Burke.
Private boxes, rs dress circle and parquette 81
cents gallery, d cents.
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CELEBRATED Trials OF all Countries, and Remark
~ able Cases Of Criminal Jurisprudence, volume octave
OF 500 pages, bound, price 81 cents.
DAubgne's History OF the Reformation edition,
bound volume OF 400 large and closely printed pages
price rs cents.
Don Quxote, vols. bound in g. fine edition. price 81
cents.
For sale at the above prices few copies only close
consignment. F. TAYLOR.
Feb. H.
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NEW FEATURE.
MAD ANNA BISHOP, encouraged by the great success
lHl attending her previous concerts and by desire Of
many families and musical Amateurs will have the honor
of giving her SECOND AND LAST GRAND MUSICAL
FESTIVAL AT CARUSPS SALOON, ON WEDNES-
DAY EVENING. February L.; upon WHICH occasion she
will appear in GRAND ASTROLOGICAL SCENE, as
the Goddess Of Lbery in her beautiful costume and sing
La MARSELOISE, assisted by full and efficient Invis
Bile Chorus
Madame Anna Bishop will also, by desire, sing her
avoritc ballads "JOHN ANDERSON MY JO,' 1.-THE
LAST ROSE OF SUMMER" NC, re.
The entertainment will commence with her celebrated
al fantasca of circumstance, entitled ola
Sforgato," in which Mad A. b. will SUSTAIN SEW EN-
DISTINCT CHARACTERS, in appropriate costume. and
sing six different languages, viz: Russian German, Eng
ish, French, Tartaran, and Italian, comprising the most
brilliant gems of popular operas
Mr. Bocsa, harpist the Queen Of Eng land and form
erly drec of her Msjesys Italian OPP House, London
and of the San Gallo. ples will perform the harp
with double aud metallic basses three OF his mos
lavorlte pieces. FEB Is
hIEW-CROP West India Sugar and Moasaes Al
I'm Auction.-On Wednesday, the llL instant, at Il
O'clock f. IL A. IL Doige's wharf the cargo of the
schooner Risk. from Cientuegos, consisting Of
35 hhds prime Muscovado sugar
81 do superior do molasses
ID tierces do do do
II bbs do do do
E. S. WRIGHT, Auctioneer,
Feb 1927 Georgetown.
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Feb 10

INNGLIsH Year Books for ls40.Dritish Navy List Tor
T. ls49 British Army List for lSt9- Harris large Army
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Scotland Ireland and the Colonies for 1879 The British
Almanac and npanon for 1Sl9 The British Nauticai
Almanac for Tor $50 and 1851 imported direct
from London, and just received by
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rl,HE ssoid Mines s"rv~yed.-Lawson's map of the
gold silver, and quicksilver district of California; ex
hoiung ali the mn.s dggngs roads, paths houses, stores
mills Missions &c rom actual survey Just received BY
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
New Bookstore, 9th street.
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rTNHEAsURY OF History, consisting Of = series of
separate histories of every principal nation, its rise.
progress. present condition. Nc connected by skeleton
outline OF universal history from the earliest ages the
present time; by Samuel Maunder author OF the we'll
known Treasury OF Knowiedge"-the whole complete in
small volume, forming convenient resort Tor in
slant reference, on any historical question.
| FebI FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Comic song by Mr.. Burke
A NEW FEATURE.

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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-09-04
POETRY.
TAKE The WORLD as IT Is

TAKE The WORLD as IT Is.
Take The w-rld as it is acrr are good ard bad in IL
And GO, and bad vii be from now 10 The emf,
And Lacy WAC expect 10 make Saints IN minute
Are IN Danger OF mariiug moTe hearts Than
they'll mend.
II ye wish 10 be happy ne'er seek Tor the iau'is,
Or you're sure 10 "a something or o'he: atniss;
mid much ,ha: deb . aud much ba, exsls.
The worlds net bad one II tel as II is
Take h world as it is ! II the surface be shining,
Nr'et sc 40 the sediment hidden below
There wi dom This, bu there none in repinins
Ger hugs which Can rasely b. msnded, we kutw,
Th.l.s beauty around US wacn LEI Us ehuy;
Aud chide not, unless ii m,s b. W. h a kiss;
Though Eanhs not the heaven We nous HI when
boy
There's Sc Thing 10 live for /. taen as II Is )
Take hworldas II is with It's smiles andi is Z W
l slove and It's frie, d, ip iaisen" enl Nulni
is sch. m IS thai dspei On he breath o'to moro"
Its h,pes which pass BY like the dreams OF our
youth.
Yet, oh! wais the light OF affection may shine,
TIE hear, 10 ise!r nah fountain "f elss!
In h no, 1t here's some spark OF nature DIVINE.
AID ,nr Wsest and bes' take n: 100 ID IS y IS :
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SCHOOL IN sporrsYLvANla COUNT

HAVING employed Dir Joha Han Of Lot '''.ate
II Teacher IN my family, school wy, r-u. 10
al NY bou.c on Inc first day Of Oeifoe ,.,,tt,!
which wi, be taught the Easgi.n bri1rar'' I,s.
with Mathematics and the Modern and 'N'''"
gnasea. T,l-b'f,
Mr fiar, has had gone et,e5Irn.~ = r.y-f-
s siiS a ef vls insa ample an ,smoa, Of q
ami ability 10 teach, cn ar obtiin-d y e.i,ef I,
the Professors Of mo Unises.lty Byali'
prepared 10 accommodate eight 81 ven w.!
els Mv ,s s,, % DS' S,or.
Aug s4-c6t efL'SN
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nECLaRaTION OF REY.


\, lie ever faithful cry OF Havaua, this 6 h
of August, 1919 appeared tsie!e lis tzccency
and 10. 7f,s,m Nelary, Juan Garcia, na'iy, al
Galiicia, ex-jai!or OF inc Roya! {. $ q! This
cy, bachelor tour.ara.t&5E.y ycais old, al
present a prisoner in Consequence 81 The tlisn',
Wh,cE IL he ped 10 effect. 'toia H. tloys P.i>,r,
oi Vicente Fefna.u,Z an C'"llJ Vnlage ,ce All
having bouad himself 10 lei re truth IS Tar IS
he knew, was examined N The following man.
nef:
Being asked, il a; tic end OF LIST month,
whilst in quarantine. tie American Consul visit.
cd ,Im aid Tered hin + o:ccticn. and what &c
answered. sail: That $. ., Campbell visited
hin, aud .:cd bin If he nal come there yo-
u;,arly or hy force. End ii he wished 10 return
IN lac same snip 10 he United STA cs; 10 which
b answered that n had come Of his own free
will, ard that he did not wish 10 return. Beiug
ssaed. if, in this declaration, he acted frankly
anu freely. or If he was inpe!lcd BY any cause
10 conceal his true feelings, said: That b. acted
frankly and irecy. Beng ASKED. If, the same
day, he had wr ten letter 10 Tie American
Consul, calling for his Intervention in oTder thai.
he might return 10 tho United States, said:
Tha, lie had and that he Was led to It fr m be-
inc old By an individual whom be dill not know.
AID who passed in boat alongsid of The res.
sci in quarantine, tina. he had ne vr5ng not
10 accept The Offer Of Senior Campbell for that
lie would fare badly; that this speech made an
impression on bin. and in moment of terror
nc wrote the letter which he was 5sscd about
Being asked if he wrote g. d letter aboard Of
an American vessel, sal: Yes; oud that she
was called he Andrew Reg; that when he said
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LETTER OF GARCIA

Senior CuLsui OF .he UniirI 5 a!,s III call.
ed Juan GTcia Ecy VS. iJtcc: BY lhs span,
ish Consul iron New orleans. sex refuge
under inc American dag, ant y \ again 10 r..
iuin IL The UGi,et Slaes. JvsS GAE1il
Ou board me Terrible, laly2i $40
p 81 have come by iJIce, Ia span - Cen
sui having taken ne on 'a,sr u.dcr !io;n nc Ike
cofder oi The Second Municipality, and iorclbIy
shipped NE al o'2.cH a! areh, .a.ing ms lton
The house Of Don Jo.c Moran,e. For tbs .cason
! desire you IL IL my protector aud 70 send ne
back again, FIR il YOU DIN. ,ney wlii sacoi me.
On heard The Terrible. JuAS GARCIA EEY.
did not SPEAK frankly 10 yea because ,ac
Captain ofthe Pon was p'"senl
IA lfnn fnnYl Il i,GNnE ne A IrnY
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Co.scLsrG oF THE UNITED STATES,
ljay,,a 6ruuSi 4 1870

[,i.HtI AID .oca!tlI
Ii CcsDg p2 ALcoY.
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clared before you, he has in nothing supported
his assertions, and unl,l the present time they DO
not appear 10 be iustifabi,; Tor which as well as
Tor his proper security All tn make 'he proper
,criicalions, be has, wi.hou any prtjccice 10 Inc
continual guaranty on waich NJ ca"e be,n
placed in prison, and ccmmunica IONS WIN hin
been prohibited. May God preserve yen many
years. FL. CpSpE III 1iLI'f'
H4rcna. AvgA;t lSiJ.
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To hin who has commenced the perusal q
AMI OF The papers of the series, u which the
following forms The 3td, We deem ii useless 10
comm, nd their strong views, practical sense, and
tue Virginia patriotism, sci IoEIh in chase ard
Impressive language. The valuable sug-es ions
they contain are worthy Of the serious attention
OF The people and representatives Of Virginia.
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1849-11-10
HENRY HASSLER.

German OptiC'a" from fh"adelP"'d'
~ ESPECTFULLY Informs the Citizens of
X, Bloomsburg and its vicinity, that he has
opeTed a room in the Hotel OF S. \. brady, where
he offers for sale
SPECTACLES,
with Gold, Silver, Tortoise Shell, of all kinds OF
steel, German Silver, and Silver Plated Frames
and he has the largest and best assortment OF
Flint and Azure Glasses, of his own manufacture
He would particularly cali the attention OF the
nublic TO his finest assortment Of Periscoplc (not
ppritocaN Convex and Concaye Glasses, for Near
and Far.sighted persons, and for persons VINO
have been operated upon for Cataract Of the Eye
Through thirty years study and Practce' ne
has reached the knowledge of suitlng with the
first trial, any person on eXaming their eyes;
therefore he had the honor Of attending the prn-
cipal Crowned Heads of Europe
Recommendations can be shown 1T required
| from the most celebrated Professors and Physl'
clans in Germany.
He has also for sale Spy Glasses, Microscopes
Magnilyirg Glasses, Eye Glasses, Thread Coun'
tiers, and Drawing Mirrors, &c.
Spectaces Exchanged, Repaired and Glasses
put in. 49,.
r5- He will remain in this place during Court
Bloomsburg, Nov. 10Th, ls49.
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BLOONSBURG ACADEMY
A HIGH SCHOOL
For Young Luiics ami Geutltmeu

y n,rrr,,
- E' p'N"hrl' Fr"cV0|
The next winter Session of this Institution
will commence On MONDAY Me om dugOi &C.
tOJer
TeH B00hS.
EmerSons Spelling BOOK aud Reader.
Goodrich's Geography.
BuiIIons EnglISh Grammar.
Parkers Progressive Exercises
AIDS to English Composition.
HlaHs Rhetoric, University edition,
Davies arithmetic.
" Algebra.
Geometry.
" Surveying.
Mensuration.
toSterS hooS heGPihg'
hcker,nan vat history.
Cot'eF $ anatomy ana PHYSIOLOGY.
HueIhsey lIs'o'! ol 'he united states.
LaFune[ CuLlInes, =,
OI'lsleu "o"oo' rh'iosoPhy'
BGrrItt ueOgraPhy o. the Heaven"
J%s,o johnston n urNet chemistry
WOOD botany.
SChnucKefs MehtaI Philosophy,
WayIahds Moral Science,
Websters Dictionary.
j. A + n,
BulIIOn'S Latin Grammar, ,BuIlior's aiir Read.
er, Anlhon's Ceasar, SaI,ust. Cicero. Horace
FoIsom's Liyy, Lrvc,eIt's Latin Lex icon
GREE
prlI;or,s crool, ..,,,... p,,lI;..,.r r-,r
or PoS;rso, C.. 'puI'."I WI''' H'",'
An,basis YonH,t "'[s" 'rS,""tH', HEn"Pnoh
Gr"or t,''' ,ionuP"0" "tHo'do'Il1' IIcN''sS )
''TL" Thnra' n,n'y'", ,,';', w. c.....-.,..-..-
,;,,a o,J III zee
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o,,n To,S-Those who have not been IN
p,,on.hrrgtor some time, could not more pleas
,,,,y sceod,few days, than by coming and stay
inc during he coming session Of Court man!
;mnrovemats have been going on here during
,bo latter nrt of the season, and stlll the spirit
for new thugs is not tagging
We wile much pleased to see our ir'en's'
and no doaf they will be equally delighted 10
r,oo,rs come to town and see the fashions
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FANCY FURS, MUFFS, BOAS AND
TIPPETS.
DAVID al. SOILS,

Successor TO SOiis, Br0therS.)
IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF EV-
ERY DESCRIPTION OF FURS,
TTAYING just returned from Europe, with a
SELECT STOCK OF FURs, is now ma1iUtnc,
tming them in very superior style, and trim.
ming them IN the most elegant manner,and would
invite the attention Of Merchants and others, TO
his superior and extensive assortment, which he
manufactures as well as imports, he is enabled to
offer at such prices, as few houses in the United
States can compete with.
DAVID II. SOILS,
No. Sc, Arch (Mulberry) St, 6 doors below Sd St,
next to Loudon IL Cos. Family Medicine Store.
iEt- Store always closed Oh Saturdays.
THE highest cash price paid for shipping furs.
Philadelphia, Oct 6, lS49.Gm.
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Died:

In Bloomsbury, on Friday evening, Nov 3D. in
the goth year Of her age, Mrs. Martha GER
MAN, late Of Blakeley township, Luzerne coun'
ty, and daughter of Enoch Morgan,
Ia Limestone township, Columbia county, on
Wednesday of last week, Mr., JOSEPH McNlNcH,
aged about 30 years
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FEVER AND AGUE AND
CHILL FEVER.

No medicine yet discovered has proved 80 IF.
tec(uai in curing Ague and Fever. &c, IN the
Western States, as the GENUINE SOVEREIGN
BALM PILLS We have never known sirglG
case, when taken according to directions where
they have not effected a cure IN tOm one to eight
days.
They cleanse and purify the blood, and arc
therefore an ctlecluaI remedy Tor ScrotuiG E1g-
Sipei0S, and all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the blood
In NERVOUS DEBILITY and FEMLE Com
PLANTS, they have worked wonders They quiet
the nerves by removing the cause OF Nervous llri.
tation, and gradually strengthen and buUg up the
whole system. b! way Of advice to iem6lcs al
hictad with the above diseases, We would say
that large doses Of any kind OF Caharics are al
ways injurious. These Pills should he token one
at dose every night until cure is effected
[See Circulars
These Pills were first introduced in noisec,s
manner. No gaudy show cards or long adyer-
tisements filled with cirfcares from persons that
never lived were resloredto, but we've lett to work
their way into public favor on their own Intl-
its.
They are purely vegetable, mild but sure in
their operation, and perfectly safe for young and
old OF debiltaed constitution. They never leave
the bowels cosliye, which cannot be SAID Of any
other pill now in use Great care has been tax.
en- in selecting and compounding the medicine
which has always been superintendcd by Dir.
SOULE in person.
For further directions, cirifco'cs, &c see the
New York Botanic Institute, published at Eu-
cid, by DR. f. L, SOULE & Co., which may be
had Of agents gratis.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs