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DENSION LAWS.-The last edition, COM
IL piled by the. Commissioner of Pensions in
lo49. In addition, the resolutions, laws, and ord
nances ofthe old Congress- showing the pay TO OF.
hcers efthe line and the staff of the army, the hos
pital department, and medical staff and of the
quartermasters department; halfpay Of the line
under the resolve OF October 2lst, l7SO; under
other resolutions, TO officers, 10 officers Of themed
zeal department and medical staff, chaplains; and
commutatlon pay under the resolution Of March
I'D, 1885 together with the names of the officers
OF the continental line Of the army in all the States
who served TO the end Of the war, and acquired
the right Of Communication pay; with the names OF
officers killed in battle, or who died in service
Price 81 sent postage free TO any part ofthe Uni
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:, JEwELRY. SILVER

w aud Plated Ware al Reduced Prices.--ln
anticipation Of the approaching dull season, We
offer entire stock of elegant Gold Watches
Rich Jewery, Pure Silverware, sc, al greatly
reduced rates.
Per,'ons would do we'll 10 examine our aSsort-
ment which is by far the largest most fashionable,
and best selected ever offered 10 our customers.
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Feb l6-.3tif
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COURT OF CLAIMS Digested summa-
" ry and alphabetical list ni private claims
which have been presented 10 the House OF Rep
-esenlatives from the First 10 the Thirty first Con
gress, exhibiting the action OF Congress on each
cian with reference TO the journals. reports bills
&c. Calculating It's progress, complied by order OF
the House of Representatives. A few copies for
sale ly K. FARNHAN
Apr Ia
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SITUATION WANTED.-By young
~ Frenchman, who comes well recommended
as waiter IN hotel or family, or Vaief de Cham.
bre. Apply al this office
Mar is
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DEOPLE,S EDITION or CLAIMING.
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The same six volumes bound in three Price
two dollars.
Memoirs Of William Ellery Chauning, vols
Price 81 u.s. with Portrait eng aved on steel.
Ware the Formation OF the Christian Char
acter. Price so cents.
large supply Of the above just received at
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Nts
A NflhTtNTskf AND PKaCtIt AL
IA Ir-sIi-. 90 Perspective Tor beginners Stn-
pnn-d to' The ur- of juvenile students and ANA
tenrs 10 architecture, painting, We. also adapted
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revised and enlarged, by George Payne ARTIST !;
eighty-sIr illustrations, 10 cents.
Rudiments Of the Art Of Building, in five sec
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2 Materials used an binding; 3. Strength of ma
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specifications, and estimates illustrated with nj
woodcuts, by Edward Dobson, author Of the Rail-
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Elements OF Mechanism, calculating the scien-
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mechanical engineering, with numerous spec-
mems OF modern machines remarkable for their
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&c. -
Jusi received anS Tor sale al the bookstore OF
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EINE JEWELRY.-I have just received
IL new supply of the latest styles of welry
and have just finished fine lot of pu e silver
ware, such AS Tea Sets, Gobleis, Cups, Spoons,
Forks, Ladies, Butter, Fish. and Pie Knives
Napkin Rings, &c., &c. All of which will sell
al much lower prices than is usually asked for the
same quality of goods at other establishments in
this city, and will warrant every article as repre-
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THE COMING srRUGCLE.-TheC Com.
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or the Political Events OF the next Fifteen Years
aeser,bed IN accordance with Prophecies in Eze-
KEEL Daniel, and the Apocalypse
Reprinted from the sixtieth-thoussnd London
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MRS. u. T.. ALEXANDER can accom-
Ivl modate few Gentlemen with Board or
Lady and Gentleman on j street, between 9Th
and 7th, No. 500. The House is situated a short
distance from the Patent Office and other Depart.
ments. Nov lO-tl
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EAfLOR d MaURY,s ELASTIC PEN.
No, 27.-Th,s Pen, which is manufactured bv
Perry " %. London, expressly for Messrs. Tay.
LOT q Manry' VIII be found unequalled in all the
requirements OF good steel Pen.
Sold ~ gross boxes price 81 AT
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GRACE LEE, by Julia Kavanah, author |
VI Of Daisy Burns, Madeleine. Nathalie, Nc.
The Summer Land; Southern Story, by a
child of the sun Just published and for sale by
r. FARNHAM,
April 10 Corner Penn. avenue and lIth A.
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TAYLOR q nAURY's DOLLAR LEI.
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r.. Eysszs.szzzsn NEW YORK TO AND FROM
80 xssssia,.-.-t=sss ALBANY AND rROY-on and
after Monday May s. 1854 the trains viii mn as
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

travel farther in the event Of removal than now,
to reach tie place where the scales Of justice are
hung up to the gaze Of the people at the time
be taxed to delray the expenses Of placing the coun
ty site on wheels and Of erecting new buildings or
of renting old ones Besides this, division Of the
county VIII be sure to grow out Of removal with
two set Of officers to gnaw out the Vitals of cOmmu
nifty. One more set of officials, would be beyond
all endurance; all the people could do, would be to
take the benefit Of some Bankrupt Law and then
emigrate, leaving the hungry officials to skin each
other the operation of which would be like skin
ming Hints.
To expect the present rate of taxation which is
higher than in any other country in the world, to
yield surplus dollar is, "hope deferred indeed if
the present set Of oHicial operators allow the pa
tient to have penny left, the people may deyouty
thank their stars. Removal then, will only entail
increased taxation without any adequate return
Removal is not necessary and viii be injurious to
large class Of our citizens Removal to benefit one
portion Of the county, at the expense OF another
equally merorous portion, is poor philosophy, re-
minding one only Of the fable Of the frogs
hat the Court House organ should find fault
with our doctrines about the cost Of removal is not
ut all strange. That sheet is the mouth piece of
its proprietors and like its owners welded to the in
tcrosts Of the Rayine city. That Diamond Springs
is nearly the top Of hill is also true and there
fore it is not strange that they should let their light
shine, we hope they will not keep it under bushe
but at the same time think Mud Springs can ilu
inmate the pathway of county affairs equally WELL
and accommodate the county vastly better than
the Eayine city.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
lorrAsnnndnncc Of the Arcus.
adiutors ?

Cry FOR HELp.--Our neighbors Of Placer
Vile are using strenuous efforts to induce the county
seat to take up its abode among the watering places
of that city. There is still more powerful reason
than any publicly urged why Ilacerylle should be
the county seat, and that is
In Upper rlaceryille there are 2l8 buildings
l57 occupied and 81 unoccupled
In Lower placerylle there are 377 buldngs-
298 occupied and 70 unoccupied
The total number Of buildings in the city is 595
--l40 of which are unoccupied. In this number
the old dapidated buildings are not included
Can any doubt the powerful effect Of 40 yawn-
ing aperturcs, sending forth hollow Cry for laid
and comfort upon the citizens of the county =
Who can withstand plea SO doleful and full Of
sorrow! Are thesa empty tenements relied on to
defray the expenses Of removal? s.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
I ~
CROW BAR.
CoLoMA, August Sd 1884.

CoLoMA, August Sd, 1854.
dear Crow BAR.--As you desired hasten to
advise you about the great labor of musical de-
mocracy last evening and of the mouse brought forth
At o'clock, p. NJ, negro mounted the horse of
the County Clerk and rode and rung his bell and
cried the meeting for miles. AT p. NJ, the meet
ing assembled, the negro still ringing his bell and
shouting,--blazng tar barrels Illuminating tho
platform and street in front Of the Court House
where the meeting convened. The assembly WAS
composed as follows, as per accurate counting viz:
Judge johnson, Chairman. l: J. w. Denver,
Secretary of State |; Maj. McDanies, I; A. c.
Bradford, Of san Joaquin, |: 7. Icwes, District
Attorney, l; A. ST. c. Denver County Clerk, !;
N. Van Tassel, Public Administrator, /; Deputy
Clerks and Deputy Sherifs, 5; jailor, l. From Cold
Springs, 10; From Uniontown, II; Wings from
Cooma II; Democrats from Coloma, %; Musical
HH Democrats, Is; Cinnamon, OF. Grand sum
tcta, l00.
The Cinnamon listened with great interest to the
address Of the Secretary of State, and appeared
highly cdifed. Deputy Sheriff Strout clapped his
hands five times, during the proceedings and then.
the meeting adjourned.
regret also to inform you that the distinguished
speakers left this morning for Auburn, and that
the editor Of the argus has got sore eye.
Yours truly, &C.
TOM SpIKENS
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

QUERIES FOR THE MOUNTAIN Democrat. Els it
not fair to presume that person who is incessanly
accusing his neighbor Of being an abolitionists, Is
one hmaclf-or otherwise slave propagandist!
State, when a person stigmatizes another as free
soilcr7 that he intends to convey the idea that he is
himself in favor Of the introduction Of slavery here
for the purpose Of degrading the laboring classes!
And is this not the intention Of yourself and CO.
adiutnrS
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

RrpUcrIos OF F4HE.--The California Stage Co.
have reduced the price Of fare from Coloma to
Sacramento from eight 70 SIX dollars.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

County SrAT.-Wc would suggest to neigh
bors of Diamond Springs that if altitude is the
only requisite for County seat, it might perhaps
be well to remove it TO tic top Of the Sierra
Nevada
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
Whig N1eetlng at placervtlln.

On Saturday night last, per notice. the left
wing of whiggery held meeting On the Plaza at
Placcrville, consisting near as we can learn Of
one hundred or one hundred and fifty persons at
the highest estimate many Of whom went from Co
Iona and other places The ball was opened by
Senator Keene whow was followed by Messrs. Denver,
McDanicls, Geiger, Hewes, Anderson and Patterson,
and lasted about one hour and a half, during which
time each speaker exhausted himself and his sub
iect much to the relief of the audience, who con-
sidered themselves bored by stale nonsense. One
of the speakers Maj. McDanels conceiying him
self in the immense State of Pike, took occasion to
stigmatise the New Workers az loafers, and cast
some insnuatons upon them. trcmondueus hiss
soon informed the gallant Major of his mistake,
and he apologsed as best he could. The other
speakers houndered through their subjects for
short time, and cayed. On the whole, the meeting
was an abortion, and complete overthrow OF this
wing of whIggcry.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

A GooD MovE.A Lyceum has been established
in town urder favorable auspices.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05
THE EMPIRE COUNTY ARGUS
c. WOODS, Ppb,iaher.
Coloma: Saturday, August 5, 1854.

REGULAR DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEES.
Sar FFancisro-Dayid MGhoney B. S. Lirpineott. Fred
4. Kohler, Thomas Brannan, Thomas ". Lauromcister
Edward McGowan
Sac7amento-J r Hal, G. W. Colby, J. Fl. McItuno.
YuJG--M. Gray.
XtrcGo--A. I. Laird
I4oiu7nRe-James w. Cofioth.
Moncuty-J. D. Phillips.
hEGGlaa DEMOCRATIC COUNTY, CENTRAL C0MMIlEE
S;EoR0E IL. lNGBAM.. Coloma.
ALEXANDER HUNTER. Pacerylc.
-; VI i5u"ier.... cannon rams
\ FERGUSON. ...................G Greenwood
II HENRY ciS!tE. AiGu SnflngS.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

THE ROBINSON FAMILY.--Ihis family performed
here on Friday, Saturday and Sunday evenings oI
last week. They had full and delighted audiences
to witness their representations The dancing Of
the children. Master William and La Petite Susan
we have never seen cxcelled in any theatre indeed
we believe it would be something of a herculcar
task to Gnd children Of their ages who success
fully compete with them in their fayorite line We
are not in the habit Of putting Theatre performers
as we aye no great admirers of the drama" yet
we have no hesitancy in recommending the Robin
son family to the patronage of the public for quail
ities entirely disconnected with the stage.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

w. I. GIDBs Of Georgetown has laid upon our
table the Pioneer Magazine for August, and the
best Pictorial letter sheet we have yet seen. The
sheet presents good view Of tho Reservoir Of the
Georgetown and Pilot Creek Canal Co. also group
Of miners at the Sluice, Tom, and Rocker others
are engaged in raising earth from shaft and in
running cars from the tunnels while one od settler
is prospecting with his pan. Mr.. Gibbs has always
on hand a choice assortment Of Books, periodicals
and papers.
To CoRREsPoNDENTs.--W our correspondents
F. II. G. and Crow Bar send us their addresses
again. Their former letters have been misajl
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

RIGHTEoUs JusTIcE.--J. Ross Browne recently
arrived from Washington, is making himself felt.
Twenty-eight Custom House loafers at San Francis
co have had to walk the plank this week. J. Ross
Browne will no doubt turn his attention to the
Custom House fraternity in the interior counties
very soon, and cast off il few useless heads.
"Oh won't there be mourning, mourning"
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

RADDIsH.--We have now in our sanctum q rad
dish fifteen and half inches in circumference and
long in proportion, grown in MIR. Cromwell's garden
at Union Town. Wonder if the Sacramento papers
can scare up anything equal to this.
The Empire County argus., 1854-08-05

New STACE LINE.--l}y reference to our adver-
Using columns, it will be seen that line Of four
horse Stages will commence running between this
place and Auburn on Monday next, and connecting
with Pacerville. FARE REDUCED. We bcspoak
for this line the patronage of the public
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HOHN BULLS FLUID EXTRACT OF FAR

feineuE aHPt
ss sD M s,n ss ~ al o
Contains se strength times
E.
,i s q I re ss ~
III
slpss q aniior strength re saspaa prsiassd
e
also cop,ainn other val AL.
The ss.. aud producing
5000 os,n TEsT mo H. !,
" ssas The .ss q rlS
~ @ 6 q a
equal cali.
ssas Win a reader
ss wos % ss
What Dr. owen Druggist Arohsesy
LcsIavfIzs, May, lsss.
a1fs sssi sss
ny aSi ssp @ n
your ssnapa,a she
Very respectfully, .r,s,, ]. p, OWEN, MD.
Let thoss suffering sgonnK
ss5 sas Nh SS sas What nay be done for
Last ssss
r. trsd could y o n,
spaas.sa .fsaa entirely
U'ionoWa Ua sRSS BE- K WI Nj T. Is h In
Mn 70 viii asy .ha. b.
Ss s d ii
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Lswilrors, Il. .pocenbsr ,istS. :
NOTICE TO FEMALES.
Of the Female
energy espaHsd when the efforts of naura
n
asa then fsmsd.
sss a ss Mss
A. ss
psS 4 :sss. I'd
5 ss a y Il a e.
Which oissa astsadap vim much danger Bpi
preaching hoald be aPpaad tha
4 BEAUTIFUL CLEAR sKrN.
How all sdirs ces1 beautiful white akin and ro.sooe
~
~ h. s kin ss e sd hr ss
saova only
coating NJ u.faes vim pesoaoss ass.ea. matte
u: sssd IL
oa S is ss
mixtures and oonA the only edectu
the wise and hint enough for the ladf
SETTER TESTIMONY THAN WAS EVER OFFERED In FAvol
OF ANY MEDICINEi
NJ, -55z= %
BULL have beaaton saying that believe
Sarsapara be the beat article manufactured for the
Soua Syphilis and other cuaneous and gardua affections
having used with entire auecelr number
i'ai'sn's MosE TEsfIMohr FROM DR. MOORE. '4oN
An JosN BuI uaing Sasspallnin several
osofula, and with happy effect confident IL
medicines that can DO made ior that daeaas
winchester, KY FEB. l. i84s. JAMES NJ. MOORE, M. d.
Testimony k the following renders surerrseus
ueon the efficacy Of Bulls saraaparllh .
FE0N DR. /, r. YkEDELL PROFESSOR OF CHEMIST II
THE L0uISVIEIE MEDICAL COLLEGE.
soppd Of sarsspaI hsaiaonn
ior sfs snd ths vel chronic dsa
vhieh II il appiiesha, l., ". YANDELL HI Us
louisville, June 8, 1ste.
Hospital, says III Rull's sayssparila;
Ihayo the prescription for the preparation Of John
believe the combination to excellent
Nseaculafed produce alternative impression the
beth public saa private pssesiss snd
~ Resident Ply acar Louisville Marine Hospissi
Tha Medicine daily graphing with disease through
uny restoring blooming health and youthful She ck
sAiessd-nAy, those that g1ieyouRly tormented.
teeming all directions
Notwithstanding placing IL from ts ntrinsc worth the
rsnedies before the public.
Aold Wholesale and retail, by John BULL
As Principal 0Mce and the
in the city and country.
az Wishing acep. Agency the aIs Balls
| sapasilla will penas sddress JOHN BULL,
81 Fourth street, Louisville, with roisrsncss
Eg The prscipA Agens for the 10 Of Bull
aRrsapasiila, Wholesale and retail,
J. WRIaHT co ,attbeir Patent hediciae warehouse,
I've 1871 eHAETFEs srRsRF
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nR. WATsoN's CARD viii use no other

IN R. WATSON'S GARD will use no other
art the advertisement han what found In plain
BY length Of practice have all those
sre called syphi.c nearly fifteen this 1T
sole business those there M the only merit that
given g one class Of a9
and which contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETS, SORE
just familiar the
other merit than that Of experiences
effect IN in few and find difficulty In
thoe Of longer duration, without submitting the patient such
treatment will draw him the slightest Suspicion
obge him neglect his Affairs without within The
altered There
could supply proofs
sacrocy, which always inviolaby preserve.
have which think II
lstisded that already sufficiently established.
Constant An the morning until o'clock night
s88sS sE w. WATSON. nj. d.
Ioo < ny.s
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SSEstsss@rssSTn n % M a a a nj tain
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II en-
,k3.VNHHMk SIS Il sgAsl u III EfkA ali u VA for
SAAA& SIsslSA& &ndlE 5A.-*l(lnA@-k3kAaaSN irns

Cholera Cholera
haphesn whthe
zion aud physicians themselves have pronounced Of the
valuable temedes known positively ouresthe diseases which
~ Sold BY all Tie principal the Uni
e Beashs Breast LinansataAn sIsolsa. remedy for
dese Of the Breas Pain the Breast pf
q Blood Night in Breathing q aicuy
Disease Of than
used To Lung Dsesn
the formation of the cheats hereditary
attack deass and awaya enjoy good health
this Linarnert according todrectons.
Beaeha Ferrnginous remedy ehill,snd
Chages
Of ths aisease
Beaeh's Rheumatic oompoand-rsssr fails give relief
tnles5 than twenty-four hourn.
Beaeh's Stomaehive BttersThis is excellent article
that been long ys
busasss even for short period in low mahy da ths Bss
md time they the ecraous give
omach improve Digestion restores the appetite
jaundcs gyesheath vigor to tho system
w above remedies publish
performed by Them We will say this much
hatthey be- They
with the satisfactory
remedies alone has them up
reached ALL Prepared sold
d. BEACH, III. D., CheHiint and Apothecsry,
AW OF Chsrtras and Customfeure N. o..
and of DR.. RANK
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a CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNEss CURED

a CASE OF TOTAL BLINDNESS CURED
IN IN NEW ORLEANS, by KIER's PETROLEUM OR ROCK
also Case of Rheumatism of Eve standing cured by it
alone. ~ iJ=6
NEW ORLEANS, March 7, 1854
Thereby certify that had been afflicted with Rheumatism for five
totally blind right brought
attack Neuralgia had Physician who could do
hundreds Of dollars different
Medicines give this without solicitation frem
used connection with the Petroleum Rock OIL had IL
perfect health and strength well
with right nothe oRheu
mais thing ee Irede city when home butapend
ofmy the river II they
wish and get ffy responsible to the truth
sh the Petroleum body wnot
investment made for know obe valuable Natural Medicine
81 J J. HARTMANN.
Attsst--J. WRIGHT 4 49,, and c. s. wIDDFIELD.
kB- per bottle. Wholesale retail only by
J.WRIGHT q CO., No. 15i ChArires st, and
JARVIS a. W0ODh1AN, Do.
rnhS IN MagREine atreets.
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A LCoHoL.-2o bbls Alcohol, high proof,
"A landing from steamer H. D. Bacon and for sale law fo
tapPlj A. DKLAGRAyE. 10 Maas,{pa a.
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NEWARK CIDER. -15O barrels. to arrive,
i y for sals by sl7h +, tsp1Y s - ~, -
mysO n n y IA ar. iii n I 80 q ~ ,,.s,
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DRUG MEDICINES.

{ II WRIdHT & &c. Isl OATAIOGU or
b IN esF GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEpI1IsEs, M
iosupry prusgs Dealers lowest
W. sshsrai special Agency NO ISL ciiARTREs ST.
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M ERGURIAL PREPARATIONS English
IX Chcmel md Blue Mass from shin Nad,s r als
jeT e. j. HART \ RI ss 1aha.a t ~ sa.p :.
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w OoD-l50 cords Dry Wood On the bank
NS ofth' River q the Algisrs Wasshouse for uae by
feb9a 1 A, r. COCHRAN A HALL. SO Cfrayiar atre
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT DIsooVERY.-Dn.

Il JAMES would respectfully call the attention of erens and
strangers the following ca He all Private with
other drug namely Gonorrhn, elect
Syphilis Strctures Seminal Nodes, Ulcers Tpmo
and al Diseases of The skim Pr James would also call the
ea attention Of those who injured by private and
IN That and solitary habit which ruins the
lowing nisanchoy produced By early
has Of YOUTH Weakness Of the Back Limbs Pain the
Head Dnas Of VISION Loss Of Muscular Power Polarization Of the
Heart Dyspepsia Irri,abily symptoms Of cousump
ton, Mentally the fearful effects the to
Less Of Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression Spirits
Evil Forebodngs Society Self Dus Solitude,
Tnadity, etc. Of the evils produced.
Al who afflicted with Of the above symptoms should
not fail call health.
Let false dsicaey but apply mnsdiae and
yourself from the dreadful and awful OF tina terrible
DR. JAMES has from his Office, s
gss7. DR.. JAMES.
8 living distance have the Remedies of the
their address, giving full particulars letter. and
closinn fee Of ten dollars [mys lydawl DR. JAMES.
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H0PS-30 half bales New Hops, first sort.
u 4 for tale BY A. +. COCHRAN Il HALL.
81 6GrnVe rafrac
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GoULEY's BITTERs-5o boxes in store,
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