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WATCH RErUhss-Two young mon, who
have always been ronsidsred as respectable.
were taken to the guard-h house yesterday af.
ternoon, tor exhi bitiGg copy Of an indecent
work to respectable females on the Avenue.
Their trials were had late last evening. and
We could not learn their names to-day. A bow
named VIM. Faror was taken for creating u
false alarm Of FIRE by ringing fire. bell. He
was dismissed after a lecture from he captain
Jno W. kearns disorderly vagrant, dismissed;
- Barton, cold, disorderly, dismissed ';
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EXCURSION OF THE GERMAN YAGERs.-This
grand and lsst trip of the season is announce ed
10 como of on the 7th of next month, and we
hear tha: unusual preparations are being
made to make 1t the very best The Yagers
are . gallant corps, and, be it remembered.
can perform all they have promised. ~
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0ArHs AND AFFIkxArIoNs.-Wsa are not q
lawyer, but our cOlnmonest sense teaches tina.
the opiS ion of "A member of the Washing ION
bar" is at least, mysterious one, If not TO
tally incorrect. The language seems to u.
plain enough that one notary is sufficient i'll
cases alluded to, but We confess our inability
to see through milestone. Except there be a
hole In IL, and there may be Ole IN this act, }
and therefore leave IL, rs the writer wishes, to
the opinions CT others learned IN the Law:
f, -Msssrsg Editors: In view Of the act Of
Congress IF 10th September. 1850, enactirg
"Tha. in all cases in which, under the laws Of
the United States oaths, or sfirmations. or &C
knowiedgments may now be taken or made
before any Justice or justices Cf the peace Of
any State or Territory snch oaths, atirmations
or acknowledgment may be hereafter also
taken or made by or before any notary public
duly appointed in sny State or Territory and,
when certified under the hand and official seal
Of such notary, shall have the same force and
effect a. If taken or made by e,before such
justice or Justices Of the peaoe''--(U 5 Stat
1t Large, vol. Q, 1853, LIST sess 3lst Cong II
heard . member Of the Washington bar ex
press the opinion, that in all cases previously
requiring two justices, (as the acknowledg
ment Of q deed itoo notariss were necessary
under the law above quoted.
though, individually. think there ia but
ono lde 10 the question, yet as the expire; sion
Of . doubt, even by a respectable member of
the legsi profession, is calculated to excite
distrust, and as il IL q matter Of great public
ncoDcern, would be gisd 70 see other opinions
drawn out by the publication Of this nele
August "a, 1854. H.
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pUILDlNG LbTS EOR SALE.
- In square s--Lots s, O. psT,rtII
In s9usrs %l-wh"'s square
III, pt . It ~ .... ,,a.. .----
4s'-rt7, pts IJ d. IL ..
g." 623-f0 ..as -.r -ef.r-.-
sfSLtos ~ -..-.U ~
79s-p' e PITS 49, re --s-'-
e01-23 .-
sept s. ut 10 and II 20. o--l
sfb-rart qrare ..;-s..
a55-~holt square
48l. 49, SO. "a - -'Ti'
soni~ o! the above cool locations FOR rle
ree'dehee' lying nostiy In the Northern Liberties
and near the Nay Yard. ;"
The terms will be n ade easy to thH purc,,.se-
Apply to- 7 q .nANSe
e-ccer, corner of sth n L st,e.t..
Aug ct eo6ts -
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L>OR RhSf-& large h ee story n us., with ex
L nsvs Rack bull -ing', table, coschboves NJ
smokahouse The hii'd nys coutsin t., nty t. @
roons and kitchen ard l. we'll su.si for q hosrs
ing htusa 1tiI r. atsi the north sid o. .ss-
C.'itoi stree abaI husdred yards east Of the
Cap -! square. Apply b = 80 =, :. :.
g. n 4 J. ". EAaRv. :
Jcnbsr rsri corner and 26th SIS.
suR 25 -enSv
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SELLING OF AT COST

.Nsu siI,s Nh AIGL NApC4, TIARA "A 90
Essss:sssl tsrs! and s"rerel osbes rec-t,n W.
S2@sonss 10 b- had at IT, Nus's rs,o,.r
T. s~Just rece wed few oo,.its o. tj,s n
2ulsr fofSS Polka, ehtAil:st ei ~sl q ,iyr. ..
-. ing IL
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E>oR SALK-Two veil fuisl ed brick HOLLSS,S
ccn'sung eight rooms each :"
Also, srreFai fran "a. just finished. all ri which
wa ee seia A. toW prize and On easv ierras hy An
ply'rg 1t tay sbos, oy 9th street b.twesr 81 AMI
streets, where nan he otrninei Doors. Sash, Noual
Ing, DC. at very m dsrate prices Cr address to me
through the Fest Office snd thew shall b. promptly
attended to- WM 4 WOOnWARn
ane lS-eo2WS Nil -
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Fia hfNr-feo sooHs sr.ahls e., ssi.,, a.
T. ae efFce sd bed room, iar,as,stsfz enso.,ss
the cry HsI; = POO oaAs. q WALLACE.
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IRON BRIDGE Brooks - The iron bridge
across the Tibsr, at h street, gave way ye:-
terday, under tho weight Of six horse wagon
laden with granite. The driver and horses
had a narrow escape. What is the reason that
iron bridges do not stand we'll in Washington.
In Baltimore none others have been recently
built, on account of their supposed or real su-
perionty over wooden structures. .. -
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kuSKEL's FREE CONCERT FOR CHILDEEs
The young folks will have grand jubilee to
Kunkel's opera troupe having handsomely
volunteered to give them free enterta IL meni,
To children over twelve years old and adults
charges will be made, but all tho little or Is
under twelve can enjoy themselves, as the bows
say, Stree gratis for nothing.'' This is an an.
prepriate arrangement of the kind manager,
and generous gift of the leader Mr.. Kunkel,
and We have no doubt will be reciprocatsd by
the rising generation in large and lovely NUN
bers. We must be there to scs the bright
array OF youngsters of the District. Rally,
girls and boys.
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4 RAsE GRANGE FOR INVESr.r-T 90.
"A prcpsrty On Missouri avenue near thu eor., 4
o. 9Th str ct. CONSISTING of tree story DweIln;
house, with la-gr back building and - Bowling J
oop eon'alninT thT'a al'ers- al brick, .pd IAN
d'HputabIe. AA-io IN
Terms made known on the prenises,
Ihs business in the hands Of its Ists oxns-
esroed ~: mort sat gine expacs tons, and the con,
~. sully OF me proprrt TO Psnnsyl<anis a.enpe Il
ifs most populous part offers ussy indncswen's X
enterprise. MhRV T.ppp "
aug ID sn2w >HSan n
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DRUNKEN FEMALES 1T is disgusting to see
men Keeling and staggering through the
streets, using the most profane and indecent
language; but nothing can be more DISCUS. i.
Ing than tho sight Of q female under the in
auence of liquor, or suffering with mania a..
potu- Within the last five days, We have see
seven females in one or the other Of these
horrid conditions; three we're the wives of
respectable and estiuabIe men; two Young
women just setting foot on the road to destruc
ton; two old ladies Keeling and staggering
over the grave. These are aside FROM tboss
who have been arrested under the CORPORATION
laws We acknowledge the above to be ON
ugly picture, and sorry are We to say
"'Tis true, and pity it is, it's true"
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On the tl3d instant, 8 aMuEL r. GARNER, aged
Garner
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BREAKING Up OF THE CoLoRED CAMP MRrr.
ING-AccInEar The eolored camp meeting
ing at Good Hope was brought to close yes.
terday morning. Soon after the close, the
various parties started for home. keeping up
the ferVor of the meeting by singing hymns +,
DC. A sad accident, however, occurred on tho
road home. From what We can learn, II ap.
pears that a. q wagon belonging to M.
Thomas was coming down Good Hope hill. the
tongue broke, upsettiDg the wagon, by which
q child was killed, and several persons seyer 9.
~ injured 1t was a sad conclusion to one
afflicted family and the friends engaged in tbs
exercises of the meeting
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II $50 DER annum. Fo- eattcplnrs ,ee VIM n
iYbkE. SIKH Auditors 06Rce. -
aug 95-Its ~,
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HSLfC-A frame HOUSE IN 18th etrpst vat
Il near stre-t north. The house a t,n re,n,.
all IN god efter, snd pump Of good water IN a
yard Pesse n given on TIE frst OF September o,
soon. u required, BY app yipg 20
apg 2j-sts- J4-tl1|- popThNn
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EHURNIsHED ROOMS to rrn.. ,,,h ~ v;+A1,.
Il boerd, or the IN I. house ana lurniturr. En.
fuirs ce,nrT 10Th and sts. - -
EUR 25-M I.e4 .f Mea n = cyrvu
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% CENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

49, 20 TAXI AYGRsnu
= pooN.oN FOR fRoyif- pAvMENT.lSrtio,
esres vsn thai Che 'ssxes fog the wear lss, -.
' 1c', and 'ysb!e A. ths ofn7.; and that a Do
iuc pa OF s;E!t Per cent is allow ty la, for ths
'a'rent year N pad -. or before the Sit inst
! -, az 1Sli "a X. J. RooAs
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LEATHER AND FINDINGS

fisHE subscriber respectfully invites the at
u tention Of dealers and others, 10 bis large
and we'll selected stock of Leather and Find 8.
ings, which is kept constantly fresh by repeated
drafts upon the manufacturers of this country
and of Europe, and which is made up in part
Of the following articles, viz :-rhe best Oak
and Re- Sole Slaughter, skirtng and Damng
ed do ;Harness, Bride, Band and Wei. I.eath-
er; Thong and Lacing do. WAX Upper. boot
Grain, Bulf and Split do; City SIaug. K.ps
Sailed and Collar do. City. Country, French
and Patent Calf skins Boot Leg Moroccos,
Buck Skins, Pad skins, Chamois. and Moroccos;
Bindings and Linines Of almost every descrip.
ton Shoe Thread, Patent Thread, silk. Boot
Cord Lace, and Silk and Union Galoons :
Black and Colored English Lasting, Worsted
Uppsrs and Crimped Fronts and foo,inge; Avis
Tscks, Needles. Eyelet and Crimping Machines
and Eyelets; Steel, Iron, Copper and Zinc Nails,
Files, Rasps, Knives Rubbers, Pegs, Bristles;
and Boot Web; Hammers, Boot and Shoe Trees,
Lasts, Crimps, Clamps, Handles Gum, Color,
Cod Liver and Tanners Oil; Shoe FOOLS and
Curriers' Tools oil all kin ds, ready for use, be-
sides many other articles not enumerated above.
allof which will be sele at the lowest market
rates, ,iby i-z JOHN, WHITE, i. j
Importer and Dealer 497 Market Street,
-..s.,a <.s.,.t.{ ,,s Above 18th, Philadelphia.
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Tin-Ware g. Stove!
Establishinent,

V,HE UNDERSIGNED, respectfully In.
= forms his old friends and customers. ,ha,
he has purchased his brothers. interest in tbe
above establishments and the concern will here
otter hs conducted by himself exclusively He
"a has just received and offers for sale the
I'd largest and most extensive assortment
SH ment II FANCY STOVES ever intro.
ducel into this market. T,. -
stovepipe and Tinware constantly on hand
and manufactured to order. All kinds Of 10.
pairing done, as usual, on short notice, M
The Patronase Of old frienfs apd new Gus.
toners is respectfully solicited. ,s,..
,,g5, IN .6 A. M. RUPERT.
D'oomspnfg "p iH ian. II, 1858. 5l-f
IRON STEEL, and every kind of Hard
= ware for sale by ~ ,.g-,5,
ssAsssssS McKELvY, NEAL & Co
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Nl rIntoet,s cafehrafed Eamiiv Med;ci,a.
pECTORA SYRUP.-Tbis inyaIua.
sr,,n ,,h;cb 10 an,;,aIy ,yeae,ahIo 4, n. .au,
nos;,iop. has been emp,oyed with wonderfal
snersss for mapv years IN The cure oe diseases
If Tho Air Passsoes In ,he I.nnos The mos,
common diseases of these oreans are lr, i,aiion
and Inaammalion Of the Muceus Membrane
which lines the saif tul,es Of the ti,ont, wind.
nine and lnnqs F,r anv of these forms Of
disease. wheather.. showing themselves AS
cough. Tickling of the Throst, Sense Of tight.
ness Of the .rhroat Spittn, of Blood Di fficnltv
of I,reathinr, Ii oarseness or Loss of voice, and
Hectic Fever. lis use win be attended with
| the bann;es, yesuits II is recommenJed as
one Of The bcst and safest m,dic,nes for all
farms of Btonchitis and Consumption. e+s
NJ. n No Jaudanum or prepara,ion of Ooi.
um in any shane in This syrup. Price in p /
bottles. 81.
1",o anu 6oueh M'1.uie TOT 'eeeh' ph ooueils
aho o'os' r,,ce % ee.s
p,;.s sma sn a.a, anu 10, t,Is "Jsp's eo's" 'e"sus
Disnhea Remedy and Cholera Preventive
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THE GENUINE "HENRY'S INVIG.
GRATING CORDIAL"
Pennsylvania Wire Works.
No. 81 Areh ST., nbore Front,
RHI L A. D e [ PHtA.

THE Subscribers have on hand, and are
L constantly maeufaciuring, SLEEVES. RID.
DIES, SCREENS, WOVEN WIRES, o
oil meshes and truths. - Also all kinds oi
plain aud fancy Wire work. Brass and Iron
Wire Sleeves of all kinds ; Brass and Cop
per Wire Cloth for Paper Makers, &c. CYL
inders and DaIdy Rolls covered in the bes
manner. M ssH fattf .,i n alh b.a
Heavy Twiled Wire for Spark Caichers,
Sleeves for Brass and Iron Founders, Screen
Wire, Window Wire, Sales, Traps, Dish
Covers, Coal and Sand Screens, Sc.
lr.4 ass.s BAYLISS, DARBY & LINN.
17th, 1854.
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rw a @ a & z -AG /.
TO THE FASHIONABLE AND
0OYpgEfIMR&o

@V5af2AR2&9.
TNIiE undersigned, having just received the
latest Paris and New York Fashions,
would again beg leave 10 inform his numer.
Gus friends and all the world about Blooms
burg, that he is now better prepared than ev-
er to accommodate any one with the neaiest,
easiest and best fitting suits of Clothes that
have been turned out lately and not only
that but he will also do them up in the best
order, upon The lowest terms.
His shop is al the old stand, (ioo well
known 10 need inrther notire) where he may
at all times be'found, seated upon the bench
Of repentance. steadily drawing out the thread
Of affection, hopeing il may in the end prove
advantageous 10 him and his customers. He
would also advise his friends TO bear in mind
that poor, afflicted taiors must live, or they
can'tbe expected to work. Therefore, Wheat,
Rye. Corn, Oats, Potatoes and with all now
and then little CASH will come mighty
handy from those who are back standing on
HE book. R
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
the laborer is worthy of his hire"
~ BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloonsburg, April iilh, 1853.
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Second Arrival
.OF
NEW GOODS.
EVANS e. APPLEMAN

Have just received a fresh stock Of new
H Summer Goods, 10 which they invite
The attention of the people. Their assort-
meni is now full again, and they can fur.
nish any lhiugin the department of Dry
Goods, Hardware, Groceries. Queensware
CrockerY or Cedarwrre, al the lowest prices'
BIoomsburg, June lst 1854.
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NEW BOOKS. 4
!. !. !. s|s1 J. J,
JOSEPH sWARTZ

a 4.
G!aIls attention to the new assortment OF
~ Books, cap, letter and nose paper, port
folios Sc, which helhas just opened al his
book store 10 Bloomsbnrg, and offers for
sale at The lowest prices. Among these are
the standard school books, variety of liter
ary, scientific, religious and historical works !;
and The new publications OF the day. The
following he has among others
/ Fern Leaves, from Fanny's portfolio.
Z Napoleon Dynasty by the Berkeley men.
Schoolcraft's Adventures.
Methodist Preacher.
Sparks Washington.
Lynch's Dead Lea Expedition.
Headley's Washington and his Generals.
Headey's other works.
Ethan Allen aud the Green Mountain He.
roes.
Overman's Mechanics for WheelIights
Machinisis and Engineers.
Smollei's select works.
Also an assortment of fancy goods, toys
perfumery, confectionery &c., &c. e'list6.
Bloomsburg, September 9Th 1853.
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VOTYCE :

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed citizens of Bloomsburg' Columbia
County Pennsylvania, win apply TO the
mex, Legislature for Charter for Bank TO
be located al bloomsbury 10 be called the
" BLOOMSBURG BANK" with banking
privileges of issue, discount and deposit,
with q, capilalof two hundred thousand dol
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SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,

From City Chemical & Union Works,
Made after the most improved Articles, and
very superior. ,s s
PREPARED ANHYDRITE MANURE,
Made after the English Article, and most su
perior, heing very much lower than Guano
and fully equal. The attention Of Dealers
and Farmers is particularly called here Tor
trial Also, E
PERUVIAN GUANO,
IMPROVED
In large or small quantities. for sale by
JOHN L. POMEROY,
% South Wharues, Sd door above Chestnut ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
July OH, Is5l-am.
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PLATFORM SCALES
Philadelphia 4 Reading Rail Road
PASSENGER TRAINS
For POttsvilIe, Reading, sc. &.

MORNINGS LINES. slt
Leave Philadelphia aud Potlsville al ~ o.
clock, p. M. except Sundays.
AFTERNOON LINES.
Leave Philadelphia and Potlsyille at 81
o'clock p. M except Sundays,
h'e FARES. 1st CLAsE Cd Glass.
Between Phiad'a & Pottsve, SO rs s2 %
Between Philad'a s. Beading,gI75 1 AS
so lbs Baggage allowed TO each passen-
ger. frA oagts s,,fs.s i Stl99 =
ON tSUNDAY-0ne Train leaves PhiIadel.
phia al ~ o'clock A. M and returns from
Poltsville al o'clock, P. M. lakius no bag.
gage. b S,
FARE FOR THE EXCURSION, 81.
All Tickets aust be purchased before en-
tering the Cars, sAd astsil gN yes a5s,
DEPOT in Philadelphia, Conner of Broad
and Vine Streets.
By order of the Board of Managers.
S. BRADFORD, Secretary.
Aug. Is, 1854.
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EGhM MWWMTg9
% EEy yW AG IB NJ ~
Cif;yens If The Union =

z - -ef W q . - tysftfstsi e &c
Cifizens of the Union -
Van have done me The honor ne with
..ore voice from one end Of the Union TO ,he
ether, N s,amn ,he sebaraefer sof NV Oin,men,
with our nnrohstioo. tits scarcely fwo wears
!sincel made ,tknown among you and alreadv
Ma%s;ns aas UsIss =, sho,, ns,;d 'A'A a"' o'ns'
- :. THOMAS HOLLOWAY.
SO. Corner of 4nni8 Ndssqu SIS. Nec York
a.a' s-s.s'' Nv, .------. .s,;. 4 8 k;ss1fy a.
Astonishing CIJRE 4 OF SORE yEGS
ETER NINE YEARS STANniNfa =
- !. -. : = =, !" ~ y :, e
Copy Of a Letter from Mr.. III. Langley, o.
Hunfscuie, forh counfa,, North Carolina,
~ u s ,sdated Norember Isl 1888. ~
8sHas Read his own Words.
To Professor Holloway, sS'
Sr,-ltis Is not my wish to become motor,
ious, neither is this letter written for the mere
sake CT writing. butto say that your Ointment
cured me Of one Of the most dreadful cutaneous
diseases that flesh is heir to, and which was
considered by all who knew me, to re entirely
heyopstt the reach Of medicine, For nine years
] was afflicted with one Of the most painful and
troublesome sore legs that ever fell 10 the LOT of
man and after trying every medicine ! had
ever heafd o. resigned 10 despair all hope OF
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mnNGMSD Go
HI O H 8 CEfcU e,
For Young Ladies and GentIemen.
J. u. BR,ADLEY , PrincipaI.

J.E. BR'ADLET, Principal.
Miss, JANE F.. BIs sADLEy, Assistant.
! The ensuing SESSION win commences
on MONDAY the I7lh day July, next.
and will continue % weeks ~ < ! as
ERHTs.
The academic year consists of "A weeks
The price ot tuition per quarter is as fol-
lows: tt,5sst q ssff iit e aaaaA
JUNIOR DEPARTMENT. Hrt
First Class -SpelIins Reading Writing ard
Arithmetic ais "i'sf}a ~ $3.50
Second GClas--Arithmelic continued. 10 TO
Fractions, sH'al, s \, Geography, Grammar aod
Philosophy, " S3,25
SENIOR DEPARTMENT.
Elocution, Pennmshship, English Gran,
mar, Arithmetic completed, Book Keeping by
single entry, Geography, History, fr ss,75
Algebra. Geometry, Surveying Mensura-
tion, Book Keeping by Double Entry, Pit
IosoPhy, Botany, Astronomy and other Eng
lish branches. "s aa $500
Latin, I, &c Greek, ,, I German and 4 French, $500
/" Painting in Water Colors, 6" $500
ET Teachers Class will be- orr an,zeJ
for the accommodation of those W no are pre-
pairing to.Ieach. To this class special iu-
strucion will be g iven in reference 10 the
manner Of teaching as well as the branches
to be taught. aap ,afF
Every Scholar, unless specially excused,
is expected 10 attend to Composition and
Elocuton.
NoTE.-lt is important that scholars enter
school at the beginning Of the term and be
regular in their atiendanee. s Psf-
Persons desirous of attending TO any
branch OF learning taught 10 the school, ami
whose arrangements, will not permit them
TO be present during all the regular school
hours, can study at home and come in at
the time OF recitation.
n Good boarding can be obtained in pri.
yate families al So 90 per week. -
Bio omsbnrg, June 2sth, 1854.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
purely vegetable ID It's composition!

=.
ThisinvaiuabIo cordial is extracted from
hs,bs and roots Which have been found af
fer yeais Of experience, by the most skillfu
obv sicians TO he nossesved of qualities the mos
beneficial in the Diseases for which Il is free
commended. and hence while il is presented
to the public as on eficacious remedy, It is alst
known TO be Of that character on which reli
ance NAV be placed as TO ito safety. In case
Of lmpotency, Hemorrhages, Disordered Steril
tts, Menstruation, or Suppression Of the Men
ses, Fluor Albus or Whites, or for
DEBILITY, "a
arising from any cause, such as weakness from
sickness, where the patient has been confined
To bed for some time, for fem ales afler eonfire
ment, abortion or miscarriage, this cordial can
not be exceled IT. its salutury effects Tor IN The
loss Of muscular energy, irritbilitv, physica
prostrstion, seminal weakness, palpitation' @
the heart, indigestion. sluggishness. decay o
the procreative functions, nervousness &C.
where toric medicine is required, II will b.
founu equal, if not superiorto any compound
ever used.
TO FEMALES.
Henrv,s jnvigoratine cordial is one Of the mos
invaluable medicines in the many complaints tc
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,o,.sre res'sysd By the use of bottle or two. L
YOUNG MEN,
That solitary practice. so fatal TO the ex istenc,
so fatal TO the existence of man, and i |. th,
young who are most likely to become its vic
Tins, from an ignorance of the danger to which
they snbject themselves, causes
NERVOUS DEBILITY.
weakness OF the sv.tem and prem,,u,e d.c,v
many Of you may Tow be suffering. isled
to the canse or source OF disease. TO those
then VINO ny excess have brought on 'hemselve
premature imPoteney' involuntary seminal ennis
sons' weakness and sh'iselling of the geni,'
organs, Nervous Ahecilen, OF any other conse
quences OF un'es'rained lnd a'senee OF tne sen
sua' passions, oceasi'h'hg 'he necessity OF re
houhcins "e ie'icl''es OF
MARRIAGE.
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lessening both mental and bodily capacity, hol
Henry's Invlgoreting Cordial, medicine tha
is purely vegetable, will aid nature to restor
those important functions to healthy state an