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Spiral N0tiffs.
Notice.

Notice.
THE BATON ROUGE COLLEGIATE
L Institute, will reopen, on MONDAY,
OcroBER 5rH. Arrangements have heen
made for the early completion of a building,
adapted to the wants of the Institute.
For the present. the school will be con.
tined. as heretofore, at the residence of the
principal, corner of Main and LAUREL SITS.
M. H. SL(ISSON.
oct blvd. <w. Principal.
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The Washington Star considers the
contest for Clerk of the next House OF
Representatives as virtually settled in
favor of Cullom, ex.Know Nothing
member for Tennessee. He is the
only candidate named (says the starr
who. while combining every vote Of
the opposition from the North Except
possibly. the little band If immediate
personal follors of Mr.. Fillmore, of
New York; may also reasonably cal.
culate on receiving the votes Of the
Southern opposition members.
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Comfort = EcO0Ony,
lust .RECElvED:-Ana assortment Of
j Ice Closets 4 CaolsFs. to which the
attention of Purchasers il invited to the
Ware Rooms Of UPPER. 4 co.
June 9Th 1855.
NRU0BEO SUGAR &C.,
" 10 Barrels crushed Sugar; ? Cases
Lscouss mstehss; 80 Boxes { Lamp tobae-
"a int - head sed tos ale b
nDle Jo0UUA ZEAL.
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GENERAL YELL OF ARKANsAs.-
This gentleman who for 4 long time
has occupied a high and distinguished
position in the Den ocratic party. has
come out in strong letter endorsing
the American platform 10 fnll aud en-
phatic terms.
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EOR the convenience Of the citizens Of
L Baton Rouge, an office has bee. OPEN
ed at JosHuA BEAL's STORE, opposite the
Harvey House, where orders may be left
for immediate transmission t. the SrEAN
Back and LuxBEa Mills. Of the subscri-
Der. and will be filled with quick despatoh
- If given At the Office on the yard. Those
wishing firm and durable article. are So
licited to test the quality Of the STEAM
PRESSED. Brick delivered in town and
vicinity in any quantities. at lowest market
rates. )aug2S-tij J. H. SCHENCK..
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eVOeU' OaDe1et1eE.

4 FINE ASSORTMENT Of FIooa Mar.
II TIN" as and 8 quarters wide, Fig
ursd and Plain. to which the attention Of
purchasers is invited. Also. 4 variety Of
patterns AMI widths of FtooR Oh CLoru,
1t the furnishing waie.Toom Of,
june l5-y. j: PIER & Go.
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Stolen.

ON the the night of the l2th inst, from
" the Landing foot Of Church street, . l
gal. demijohn marked Alcohol, and box
medicines, marked DE-. R. F. H., West
Baton Rouge. A suitable reward will b
paid for the discovery Of the tibet.
sepk 20 WIN. BOCEL, Lshysthe q
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The total number Of emigrants ar.
rived at New York, up to the 18th
inst, is 1882. The total humber
arrived during the same period last
year Was 227,lS6. This u . most
Extraordinary docreasa
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-03

INrERMESTs.-The following are the
returns from the different Cemeteries
Of the city Of New Orleans, for the
week ending on Sunday the 30th u't.,
at 6 clock A. M.
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$50 REWARD.

OST, at Gree"well Springs, about the
IL 10Th inst. large gold ring, with dia-
mond set. The ring is priced - a gift,
and the finder will receive the above rev.
ard. with the thanks of the owner, by
leaving it at this office, sep25.tf.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-10-03

~ Bancroft's History Of tho Uni
ted States, has been translated into
the Danish language. The work has
made its appearance in Copenhagen.
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At THE ONE PRICE
u-AA4>-

TrHE subscriber has Just received By
J. steamer CnE.cxnr C,rY. from New
York. large and beautiful assortment Of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS,
Consisting Of Linen Bosom Shirts; Silk,
Cotton add Merino under shirts Shirt Col.
lars Linen and Cotton Draws; Hosiery,
Gloves, Suspenders, Linen end silk Pocket
Hdkf.. Cravats. Neck Ties; Scars Stocks,
&C., all of which have been selected from
the most fashionable houses in New York,
and will be sold At low prices. In order TO-
do Justice and give satisfaction to cash buy.
ers; he has made it . rule in al cases to
deduct ten per cent for cash, and will in all
cases strictly adhere to that principle.
sept6-y. w. D. PHILLIPS.
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merely the preacher in the pulpit, and
the saint on his knees. may do the
work Of religion. but the mechanic
who smites with the hammer and
drives the wheel the artist seeking to
realize bis pure ideal Of the beautiful ;
the mother in the gentle Offices Of
home the statesman in the forlorn-
hope Of liberty and justice, ard the
philosopher whose thought treads rev.
erently among the splendid mysteries
of the universe. l know that some
viii deem this a secularization of reli.
gion-a desecration Of its holy essence
by . conservation of pursuits and
spheres that have been cut off from
all sacredBess, and devoted to second
ary ends. Are not the just, the USE
full, the beautiful, from God, as we'll
as the good and the holy And, there.
fore. is not any practice which serves
these, a service Of God? 1t is needed
that men should feel that every lawful
pursuit IS sacred and not profane; that
every position 10 life is close to the
steps Of the divine throne; and that
the most beaten and familiar paths lie
under the awful shadow Of the Inf.
mite; then they will 90 about their
daily pursuits and fill their common
relationships, with hearts Of worship
and pulses Of unseIfish love !; instead
Of regarding religion as an isolated Pc
culiarity for corner of the closet aud
q fraction of the week, and leaving all
the rest Of time space an uncobsecra-
ted waste. where lawiess passions trav-
Ell and selishness pitches its tent. o.
if religion were thus diffusive, practi.
cal. everyday reality. there would he
. marvellous change in the aspects Of
life and the conditions of humanity
around US. The great city. now 50
gross and profane, would become a. a
vast cathedral, through whose stony
aisles would flow perpetual service
where he labor would discharge it's
daily offices, and faith and patience
keep their heavenward look, and love
present its offerings. Yea; the very
roll Of wheels through its busy streets
would be as litany, and the sound Of
homeward feet the chant of its even.
ing psalm.-Chopin.
The Partition ofthe Nc Donogh Els.
ate.-Tbe Baltimore Patriot. speak
ng Of proposition some time since
'eceived by the Mayor of that city
rom the Common Council Of New
Orleans. to partition the real estate Of
be late John McDonogh, bequeathcd
o the two cities. says The matter was
It once submitted to the City Council,
md +. ferred to the committee having
barge of all matters in connection
With the bequest. On the night Of t
he 10th. that committee. through its {
hartman, reported adversely to the
proposition, which report will meet
nth the appreciation Of the Council.
'he Patriot adds
One Of the provisions of the be. o
uest is, that the property shall for.v. v
remain in the joint possession of a
be joint owners, and its proceeds ap-
ropriated for specific objects, which is G
'ought necessary by the committee
, be observed. .
------S>D- p
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REMOVAL OF w. D. PHILLIPS
ClOtktMg store.
THE undersigned Informs the public that
L he has removed bis Clothing Store in
lafayette street, to the room in the rear Of
his old Dry Goods Stand, corner of Lafa.
yette and Church street, where he will b.
happy to wait on his old customer and the
public generally.
sept6-y. w. d. PHILLIPS.
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Attention HQusekeepe1sl
WE ARE NOM OPENING A
w splendid assortment o.
PLAIN FANCY CUT ! PRESSED 0LA0OwA34
CHINA AND CROCKERY.
PLATED CAeTORS,
CAKE Baskets.
FORKS,
SPOONS, TO-, 10.
And eenesal assortment Of H0USEKEEPINo
ARTlCLE9, 70 which the attention Of purchssere
10 iavitsd. taugust1. Upper I co.
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For sale.
A VALUABLE tact Of Land, situated
"A about twelve miles Fast Of the CITY
Of Baton Rouge, containing One Hundred
and Fifty acres. with dwelling house and
oil Improvements necessary for carrying
on q small farm. Terms Cash, Or credi. 70
suit the purchaser. Apply to,
aug 2s-tf. s. s. HALL. Laurel St.
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Gbt @alg Go!u!1.t::
BATON Rouge, ::::::;=;::::oCr. :, 1866.

coo. L.. the opening Of Centenary
college has been postponed to the 18th
Inst The opening Of the Fsliciana
Female Collegiate Institute. eouduc.
led BY Mr.. 3. Jones. At the same
place, has also been postponed to the
~ Capt. RosEsr A. REILLY, Of
de steamer Crystal Palace. has our
thanks for files Of ST. Louis sud Louis
vile papers.
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on BOXES NEW COD FISH;
~ 500 pounds assorted Confectionery:
100 bushels Irish Potatoes;
200 half and quarter boxes $ardinss;
S barrels Boston Bread;
100 cans fresh Lobsten and SAL
mons.
Just received and for sale BY
sept. II. JOSHUA BEAE. =
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Tho Oceanic Coney Island. ms
burnt 90 the night # ths 28d uls.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13

New York and sold to as many Of your
citizens. (about the number of your
high and low grcggeries. end they
with the domestic dogs) should be
found without muzzles running at
large in every street and lane in New
York, swapping at this child. biting an
other-this mother and that father
and very many Of such bitten ones
should become mad. biting and de-
stroying others. frequently their own
offspring. and causing their madness
and death. Suppose all this. and that
your Mayor. who has heretofore stood
so firmly forth as champion in favor
Of law and order. with his heart ago
nized at the fearful state of things bro't
about by the running at large Of both
domestic and imported dogs, should
hasten to issue his proclamation to his
army Of police to arm themselves
against the domestic dogs; but at their
peril not to touch IN imported dog.
that inasmuch rs there were some
5000 to 10000 imported dogs, the
importers Of which had paid duty
thereon, and in consequence protect
ed by the United States laws, they
must be protected by the State laws.
muzzled or not muzzled, bite whom
they would, make mad whom they
would, destroy whom they. world
The inquiry may be very absurd one.
but would not his Honor the Mayor
be as fully justified before the intelli-
gent people Of this nation for issuing
such a proclamation to protect import.
ed dogs. mad or not. as his late proc
lamation to shield and protect the
sale Of those vile imported. madden
ing, fabricated. liquid poisons. which
are now dispensed from about ten
thousand Of the high and low groceries
in your city, causing madness, death.
disease and poverty. and taxation to
an extent that no mortal can gauge?
Yours truly,
EDWARD @. DELEVAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
THE AMERICAN.
Hon. William Cumback,


"Ihe speech OF Mr. MORSE. in de-
Ience OF me southern race IN the
National N ~ convention last Tues
day. was a firm one. and that Of Mr..
CuM9Ack was very effective. he
stood up boldly Tor the position Of
the north. MIR. Z. Is young man
(but 20 years old, formerly Dema-
crat, and is elected to the next Con-
gress from Indiana on the Anti-Ne-
oraska issue. lie mas been prominent
sndvery effective here in concentrating
. true northern feeling, and stands
iuiiy upon the massachusetts, platform
as 40 all his colleagues. "-Corrss-
ponae"es % me zr.oa"e June *.
MI CuhBAck Is entitled 10 the
thanks Tat least one OF his old friends
ior MS nanilness. Perhaps ne VIII
pardon "reminiscences. In the winter
OF is4s 8. Boarding Club was organ
ned IN the University for the purpose
OF economizing expenses, ana, Ike
all Others grave bodies, had a COM
pesent ands eucient stan oil omcers.-
EDMUND MUNGER was President,
Ard,van W. Rodgers chaplain. ): M.
"A. wilson treasurer robert :. voor-
nees secretary. the rev. Jeremiah
Lewis Cook' ana William CuxBAcK,
Steward. Mr.. US office OF buying and
carrying the bread and hxings Tor
iorty ooarders was no sinecure. and
s'ooo'nS'y ms oosso was gwen 'ree Oh
COST IN aauiuon' ne rang the college
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13

The police Of your City is now eau
tened by his Honor the Mayor from
any interference with imported liquor
in carry ing out the Prohibitory Law.
Liquor selling under such u procla-
nation will not be abated in New
York. What police officer can decide
between domestic and imported? You
have a law applying in certain seasons
against dogs running atlarge withou,
q muzzle. l suppose your Mayor
sends forth strict orders to SEQ this law
executed. and that dog found in the
streets without q muzzle Is at once
seized and destroyed.
do not know that there is any
law placing an excise on dogs, but the
Government has right TO place du'
~ ON them Suppose foreign dogs
even with duty on them. would pay
well. and that a cargo Of 600 C
10000 Of them should be landed il
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
From Thompson's Lectures to Young Men
A Temptation to Dishonesty.

Young men are often betrayed into
acts Of dishonesty. by the desire 10 set
themselves up prematureiy IN business.
This desire may be dictated by the
best motives; such as the wish to as
sist dependent mother, or to contract
an honorable marriage; though it is
seldom that mind acting under such
pure and generous impulses stoops to
anything base. even to secure its
most darling object.
But young man finds that II is no
easy matter to become established in
business, under the pressure Of COM
petition and Orient in a great city,
He must wait long while before n
favorable opening may occur, and
perhaps he may never be able essen
tally to change his condition. 1t is a
pity that this was not understood by
at least one half Of our young men.
before they had relinquished the pros
pect Of decent though moderate live
lihood in their native place.
But to an ambitious young man,
whose way seems to be hedged up
with difficulties, q temptation will
sometime present itself in the form Of
. promising speculation. "If had
the MEANS" he says to himself, "if l
only had the means, I see how cod
double almostany amount Of money.
and make myself independent" But
he has not the means. and he knows
not where to procure them. Shall he
then let slip the opportunity? shall his
golden dreams vanish? shall an honor
able independence. almost within his
reach. be fcregone for the perpetual
drudgery Of eIerkship? All he has
II now. A happy thought strikes him.
In his hands. or accessible to him.
there Is always more or less money
lying idle. and not likely TO be called
for. at any one time. He would not
steal dollar Of that money for the
world. He has no thought ofdefraud.
ing his cmployer-ho has too much
principle for that. But what harm
can there be in using that money n
while for bis own purposes? lie must
take II without the owners consent, in
deeei. but he will surely DO able To
return II n good season. and II the
transaction Il sccrct--what harm can
possibly come Of Il? Thus he delude'
his own conscience In an act Of fraud
Crime IL covered up with sofsening ep.
ilhels. Lifting" borrowing" up
propriating." and the like terms used
to denote the taking OF another's prop
erty for ones own use, mean nothing
less than downright steai ing.
Sometimes young man in haste 70
establish himself In business, will
commit wholesale depredations upon
tho stock Of his employers. A young
merchant Of Poughkeepsie was JUS
Displaying choice selection Of good,
at unprecedently low rates, when nj
mos. his entire stock was seized by BIZ
late employer in this city. from who's,
store II had been slyly conveyed ava,
In small packages during several month
previous
The delusion Of becoming indepen
dent without toll. Of making haste 4
be rich. betrays many young men
and older men too, into acts Of dishon
esty. from which in their sober mo
ments they would shrink with sham,
and horror. But every mans princi
pies should be 30 well settled. that h
can never have any other than sobe
thought and sober moments, on sue
asubject Is this.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
EDWARD 9. DELEvAN.

We take the following from the N
A. Ledger:
zone Of the Churches at Bedforc
in Lawrence county, was compelled
last week, on account of the county
Commissioners not appointing agents
to keep the county groceries, to pos
pone its communion meeting, as they
ware unable to procure the eiiments ofa
sacrament. The Temperance Law, j
wonld therefore appear, interieres with
"whitc cravats" as well as corduroys.'
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
STATE STOCK BANKS.


The following is a correct list oil
of Banks, the bills Of which are taken
on deposite at the Brookville Bank,
EHNone are received for taxes by
the County Treasurer except those
marked with
sBrookville Bank
Bank of Indiana Michigan City
+" North America Clinton
= "of the Capital indianapolis
+" Rockville Rockville
Syracuse Syracuse
Bank Of Salem (south)
/" Monticello Monticello
/" Goshen Goshen
+" Elkhart Elkhart
=" Warsaw Warsaw
" Mount Vernon Mount Vernon
Crescent City blk Evansville
Canal, blk &"
~Cambriige City blk Cambridge City
central blk. indianapolis
~Favette County blk Connersville
Farmers blk West6eld
Farmers Il Mechanics blk Inda'lis
Gramercy blk Lafayette
Hoosier blk Logansport.
Huntington County Huntington
Indiana, blk Madison
Indiana Stock blk. Laporto
Indian Reserve Kokomo
Kentucky Stock blk Columbus
Lagrange blk Lima
Merchants Il Mechs' blk N Albany
N. Y. and Va. Stock blk Evansville
Prairie City blk Terc Hautc
~Savings' bank. Connersvillc.
Salem Bank (north)
Southern. bank Tcrro Haute.
sTraders' bank Indianapolis
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
NOTICE..

Books VIII be opened for tho subscription OF
Thousand Dollars, Tor the Branch of the hank oil
tho tnto OF Indiana, located under tho act OF IA,
General Assembly OF the State of Indiana, entitled
Conuers,lllc on lho 10Th da, OF July, 1855, be-.
tween tho hours olDand ~ o'clock, A. NJ, Al IN,
Banking House of the FaSette County Bank
Conncrsvlllc.
The books will DO kept open between tho abov,
mentioned houn zach day, for thirty days, II sal,
amount OF stock DO not sooner subscribed.
TuoS. l.. SMITH
A. l.. OSBORN,
J.T. ELLIOTT, Commissioners.
A. L.. kOAcHE.
I'D. DkfREES,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
The Cron.

The Indiana Journal Of the 9th
inst. says:
GAS an indication of what those ex-
pcrienced in the wheat trade think Of
the crop, We may mention that we
heard large -four dealer offer to ex-
ecute bond with security, to deliver
by November next. FIVE thousand bar
rels Of flour at FIVE dollars and half
a barrel provided the other party
would give good security for the pay
ment. The buyer could not be
found.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
Water Cure.

THE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY. IN
L forms The public that his newly erected Water
Cure Establishment, near Liberty Union County
indiana, Il In Successful operation. lilo has been
a practitioner OF the Hydropathic system Tor
several years, both in Germany and In this coun-
try. aud combining with u systematic exercises
after Professor Links system, which IL so sue
eessfnlly practlced In the Cymnasic Halls OF
London. Petersbarg and Berlin, no y enabled To-
effect radical and speedy cures OF all euraoie dis
eases as: Consumption, Asthma, Dyspepsis
scrofuIa, Rhenmatisns, Gout, Prolapsus Ukeri
Curvatures Of the spine, &c.
For particulars, address
DIR. r. PENTY,
Cottage Grove, Union co.. Ind.
Iuno oo-gm-s
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
HELMBoLD's HiGLy CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
SARSAPARILLA.

For puri fying the blood, removing all diseases
arising from excess IT Mercury, exposure and
imprupence and In life, chronic constitutional
disease, arising from an Impure state OF blood,
aud the only reliable aud crfectual know
omcdy for the cure OF hcrofuia, salt khsum ,
rSeald Head, uleerallons OF the Homes, letter,
plmples ON tho laee, and all scaly opplIons OF
the skin.
Tits article !. now prescribed by some of tao
most distinguished phyylclans Ia the country,
and has proved more efficient ln pfnctca than
any preparation of harsa9rllla yet offered TO the
public. Several eases OF secondary SphyLH.
Mercurni aud scrofuious diseased have entirely
recovered IN tho lncurabe wards OF our public
Inst ilu lions which had Tor many Yeas rusuted oy.
Org mode of treatment that could DO devised -
These eoscs furnish strlking eSampiesaf the saiu-
tnry cnocb of tnls medicine LA arlcatng some OF
tho most inyetemle diseases, after Ihe glands
were destroyed, aud tho bones already adocted.-
NoTfcE.-Letters from responsible Phs slcian-
and Professors OF several Medical COLLEGES. and
certificates Of cures from patients will be found
accompanying both preparations.
PRicns, Fluid Extract OF Buehu, 81 per bottle
- sarsspsrIna
equalln, strength 10 ono gallon Of Syrud Of Saf
Prepared and sold by ~. a.. HELMBoLr
Chemist, so3 Chestnut street, Moor tho Glrar,
House Philadelphia.
TO BE HAD on
JOHN ". MOODY.
nrookviilc.
Ind.
And Of Druggists and Dealers.
All letters directed 10 the proprietor or ngon
receive Immediate attention.
~.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
Blank Deeds. &c.

There has jsrt been issued at thi. onicc new
and beautiful edition OF Blank Deeds, short form.
We have also, Cult Claims, Mortgages, commIs.
subponnss
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
Take Notice.

TiIE PARTNERSHIP mEREroFoRE EXIST.
tsrman. known NJ tho nrm OF nseks a noehter.
man, !. this day Dissolved by mutual eonsent,-
Those having accounts aga Inst said nfm Will call
on Il. y. l'oehsstman, Who viii pay tho same
Also. those indebted 10 the nrm will pa, tho same
Immediately IN q. .. Doehternan, Who IL author
lied Ia receive aud roeeipt for the same.
June 20 W.T.. btkks,
IT,. DOcIIfkRMAN.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-07-13
To the Public.
Helmbolt's Genuine Preparations.
nELNnoLps HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
COMPOUND RLUIDIXTRACT BUCHU.

Ror diseases oil the iHldder and Kidneys, Secret
Diseases, klflclnrea, weaknesses. aud all dis.
easas 81 The sexual Organs, whether in mala
or female, from Whatever cause they may have
originated, aud NO mntter 0f how long stand.
Ing,
N yon have contracted tho terrible disease
which. When seated in tho system. viii surely go
down from one generation ~ another. unde mi.
ming tho constitution, and sapplng ,lhe very vital
fluids OF life, do mol trust yourself IN Tho hands VI
Quaeks. who start up evry day Ia city like thi,
aud MI the papcrs with Eiaring nsischo cd
too we'll calculated To deceive the young, aud
those not acquainted y llh ihoIr liioks. You can
no, be loo careful In the selection ola remedy IN
thosa cnscs.
Tho fluid extract Buchu has been pronounced
by eminent physicians the greatest rrnedy ever
known. Its medicine perfectly pleasant In N
taste, and very Innocent la ta action. and yet "a
thorough that Il nnnthitnfos every particle of the
rank aud poisonou. sirss OF M. dr6adfni diseased
sud, unlike other remedies, docs mol dry up the
disease la tho blood
conntli ulional Debility, brought on by self
aonsc. "a most terrible disease, which has brought
thousanda to untmcls graves, thus blasting the
brilliant hopes OF parents, aud bllghtng IN ihe
bud the glorious ambition OF many NOBLE youth
can BIO cured by thls infailibs Kennedy. Aud a.
medicine which must benefit every body, from the
simpiy deltcate 10 the confined and desppnirins
Invalid, no equal u 10 be found acting both ~
Cure aud Preventive.