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NEW YORK, June I3.-Thc New York
Herald publishes the manifesto of Santa
Anna to his part;sans in Cuba and Mexico,
dcnouncing Comonforts government and
declaring that Mexico must pass through
another bloody revolution before tranquility
can be restored.
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BEAR kIIIED.-On Sun lay, the 9TH
Of May, very large bear was killed near
ChiIIswile, in ladhjn county. We arc
informed that he weighed SG5 pounds
lie was devouring hog when discover.
ed, and from his size aud age il is pre-
sumed that he has, in his pilgrimage on
earth, appropriated many swine 10 his
especial benefit Charlotte Denscerat,
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DRowNED,r-Rnndolph Withers, Esq,
member of the Bar at Gainesville, Ala, and
brother of the Hon. II. J. Withcrs, was
accidentally drowned on the 10th inst,
while on Il fishing excursion on the Alabama
River.
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PERsEcUTEp FOR BRIGHAM's SAKE.-A
Mormon Elder who was preaching the beau
ties of Mornonism in Sheffield, England,
praising BrigLsm Young rs saint, and
everythirg else that was good, was pushed
from Lis rostrum by the Inhabitants, and
ducked under the town pump
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"THE OI.DEsT lSHApITANT."-The Abing-
don Virgininn, states that there is nan by
the name of Jesse, living IN Russell aoupty,
Va, who is now l5 years old. Ii is said
that on the day he was 100 years old he
made 100 rails.
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A NOBLE EXAMrLE His EXcellcncy
Gov. II. +. w. Allston, has forwarded to
the Palmetto Association ut Columbia, a
check for 500 as 4 donation TO be applied
rs they may direct.
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CoTToN BLooM.--The Editor Of the
Chester Standard was shown a cotton
bloom on the l7ih ipst., which bloomcd
several days previously. The Standard al
so informs us that the approaching 4th Of
Jnly is TO be properly observed at that place,
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4 a N GAsTE IL LED GER.

State 20 a degree of intelligence able to
consider and estimate things as they de-
serve.
The Trustees referred the general prop
osition to the consideration of the commit.
tee, to be reported apon with the details
at the annual meeting. The wants of the
public demand the chnnge-we believe it
will be carried out.
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Emigrants Murdered Kansas Affairs
ST I.nnis. June II.

St louis, june IT.
A correspondent writing from Fort Ri
ley, says that on the 10Th, the Chey cnnes
Indians attacked and destroyed an cmi.
grant train about so miles west of that
place, killing six and wounding {
The Democrat says Philips has lecn
chosen State, INSTEAD ofan United States
Senator.
Topcka dates to the loth say there was
q quorum of the LcgiSlature,.a and al! were
busy perfccting the county aud township
organizations
Rohinsom's message had been sent in
but rests mdisturbed.
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Gen Walker and President Buchanan.

Washington, June Is.
Gen. Walker has written letter 10
Mr.. Buchanan, insinuating that Capt Da.
Wis acted with dupliciiy throughout in the
late rapitnlNtion and gives new phase
TO his lirst entree into Nicaragua.
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MILITARY ELEcTioE-Coi. II. N. Baker,
VAS elected on the 18th inst, Hrigadicr Gen
crel OF Cavalry, Sd Brigade, $. &. Militia.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

VIII be inserted at the following loT RACES;
One square (of l6 lines or less one insertion,
81 or, il continued, 75 cents for the first in
sertion, and 80 cents for each subsequent inScr.
ion. .5y" See Fourth Page for deductions in
yor of standing advertisements.
The number OF insertions must be written on
each advertisement or they will bc inserted till
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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TIE MARKETS

Columbia June ~
We have nothing new ia notice in tho
price Of Cotton to-day--,he market bss
been at stand, and prices are therefore
nominal.
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Cbarleston june 10.


COTTON.--There was very good de-
mand for this article to-day, Which fesulted
in the sale Of upwards Of 100 bales, $40 Of
which were sold at l4Ic. The market was
firm. aud closed at very full rates.
New Orleaus, June 10.
The sales Of Cotton, to-day, comprised
1000 bales.--Prices are sitter at l3t a l34
for Middling. The sales of The week foot
pp 1900 and the receipts 1900 bales
The stock on hapd is 100 bales The
decrease at this port now amcupis 10 242,-
76o and at all the ports TO 656,1so bales.
New York, Jone -
Cotton is frm, with snles to-day OF 500
bales. F.ouris buoyant. Wheat unset,
tied. Corn has declined &c, per busbei....
Other articles are unchanged -
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Riot between the New York Police
Capt. Dilks Fatally injnred-Ihe
Military Called Out.
New York, June Il

New York, June II.
Another Serious riot between the rival
police occurred in the Park To day in con-
sequence of an attempt made by BODY
Of Metropolitan police to arrest Mayor
Wood and Sheriff Wilett, on warrant
granted by Judge Hoffman for an assault
on Mr.. Conao,, the Metropolitan Commits
sioner Of Streets. The Metropolitan po-
lice. while ascending in n lody the steps
Of the City Hail were leatcn back with
clubs by the Mayors police, and mauy Of
them badly hurt. Capt Diiks is reported
morally wounded. The Park was filed
with an exritrd crowd.
Mayor Wood surrendered himselfto tho
sheriff, gave bonds in tie sum Of $4,000
Tie Sheriff gave himself up 10 the coro.
nCr.
Tie military were cal ou: The MAJ
tional Guards remained under arms an
hour, and :inen proceeded on Their trip 10
Boston, after which the tweltlh Ii Regiment
was called out. Several of the Mc,roro,,
tan police are badly injured, and their re-
c"vcry is very doubtful.
SECOND DEspNrCW.
The city is now quiet. Mayor Wool
has ,urcumb, d To law, submitting to ar
rest on second Warrant wilhou, rcsiS,
tauc". Turner, the Deputy Stree, Com.
missioner, and Capt, liennett, Of the May.
or'S Police, who committed the outrng"4
at the City Hall yesterday, were arrested
at the same time, and all three held in
$1,000 security.
The city Hall is guarded on all sides lay
tho Mayors police, none being admitted
but those having business. Further ont,
RACES are not appr"hended, although the
troops are in readiness at their armoricS,
to act at moments notice.
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Jbr 1>r0llrr.
LANCASTERVILLE, SC.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 24. 1855.
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LFrom .hs Allan,a CaIilornin. Mnr

Ansonvillr y. G., June I6, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24
Orupil!s Dailq Butte AtrurN.
SATURDAY. MORNING, OCT 24ru, 1857.

AUDACIrY.-The latest case Of au-
dacity is reported in a New York pa
per. A lady went into a store to
purchase a shawl. just as she was
handing the clerk two fifty dollar
bills, she received blow in the face
from well dressed person, who ex-
claimed Il forbid you buying a
shawl" and snatching the money
from her hand, he evaporated. The
lady tainted, and on recovering, the
merchant expressed surprise that
her husband should have acted so un-
gentlemanly; but his suoprise was
greatly increased when the lady in
formed him that it was not her hus-
band, and that she had never seen
him before. The bold thief, however,
made good his escape
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

"You are very stupid, Thomas"
said country teacher to little boy i,
eight years old. "You are ike a
donkey, and what do they do to cure
him of stupidity?"
Why, they feed him more, and
kick him less" said the urchin.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

"Too Much FOR Me. An east
ern skipper, with a boy, was trying
to manage small sloop, when the
master of Liverpool packet, wGo
had been lodging out Of the way, in,
censed at their awkwaruness, called
out:
"What sloop is that %
"The Sally, from Maine," cried
the Yankee.
"Who commands her 2"
"Well," said the Yankee, 81 un-
dertook to, but | swow she's too much
for me-"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

pSA.A few weeks since, says the
Norfolk Argus, lady lost a breast
pin which she priced very highly, and,
being desirous to recover it possible,
she advertised for it in our paper
Her advertisement appeaed but few
times, when, on going to her bureau
drawer, she there saw the missing
breast pin, looking as natural as ever.
We always thought there was ethca-
cy in advertising, but this instance
is conclusive.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

l6E Tom, you are the best at
spelling in the class, said the teacher.
Tom screwed his mouth to the
right pos ton, and proceeded thus
w W-i-e-t-h-i-o-u-r, weather."
Well" said the teacher, 81 think
this is the worst spell of weather we
have had since Christmas-hard as
the season has BEEN"
Nor did Tom for q week get over
the contortion of his under chopper,
caused by such tortuous spell.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

WooLY. Queer things happen
sometimes even in lunatic asylums.
A rough fellow passing the Worces-
ter establishment noticed at the win
dow an old acquaintance, and bawled
out to him, "ialloo, old fellow, what
are YOU in for % " Voting for fre-
mont - was the prompt reply.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24
DAILY PAPERS.
Weekly California Papers
CIGAR And TOBiCCO STORE
Was Removed ON the 1st of May to

Was Removed on the lst of May to
soriber's Brick Building Montgomery street, between
Myers ana Huntoon street.
WMTHERE he ofEers to his friends. patrons and the
Wv public IN general very extensive Stock Of
Havana German and American Cigars, the best OF
Virginia Chewing and Smoking Tobacco, Pipes,
Cards. Matches, Cguritos, etc. etc, which he re-
ceives by late arrivals. and is determined to sell at as
low price as the same goods can be bought ut any
iObbing store this side oi san Francisco.
u" To retail customers he takes pleasure in stat
ing that M has on hand n small lot OF Havana Cigars
from the world falr, Paris which he will sell at
reasonable price.
a Card.
The undersigned ts thankful for past favors and by
his experience and strict attention To business, he So
licits d continuance OF the same.
j. s BOWMAN.
Remember, if you want good Havana Cigar. 60
to Buwinan's Cigar Store, MonigUmer. street. alOt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

rGa-Thc world is progressing.-
"A rose by any other name would
smell as sweet is now rendered
"a flower is capable Of eXerting the
same titilatory influence under any
and every cognomen."
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

ggAMrs. Boggs says that she OBJ
serves the people in the legislature
have put her poor neighbor, Mr..
Brown, on standing committee,
which will be a dreadful trial to him,
as he was very weak in the legs, and
never could keep his feet long at a
time. Well, it is too bad, by a
bucketful, amt it?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

t<7g-"Tell your mistress that |
have torn the curtain,' said a lodger
to a female donestic." ''Very well,
sir; mistress will put it down as an
extra rent"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

p%y@There is man in Massa-
chusetts who feeds his geese with iron
filings and gathers steel pens from
their wings. That's one of the no
tions.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

What proof have we that
there was much sewing in King Da-
vid's time? Kaze, according to his
own account, he was ''hemmed in" on
every side-quite sewed up.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-24

Eel 1t is mistrke to suppose that
n clock strikes with its hands ; that a
tissue of falsehoods may be purchas-
ed at so much per yard and that the
cloak of hypocrisy is manufactured
texture.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
PROCLAMATION.

yITHEREAs. the Hon. wARRss }, ,woopwARp n, Presi.
w dent of the Court OF o yer and Torminer and 0e-
neral Jai Delivery Court of ouarter scs sions Of the
Peace and Couri OF Common Pleas and Orphans Court
In the Twenty Sixth Judicial District composed ofthe
counties OF Columbia Sullivan and Wyomi ng, an the
Hon JAooB EvAss and PKrrR KLrsR, Associate Judges
~ COLUMBIA county have ISSUED their precept, bearing
date the Ith day of September In The year of Loid
one thousand eight hundred and my sx.nns TO me d
rected for holding Court of Oyer and Terminer and
General jail Delivery General Quarter Sessions oiihe
Peace, Common Pleas and Orphans Court, In Blooms.
burg In the county of Coinuhi, on the frst MONDAY
(bcing the 7h day. Of Deccmbcr next and TO continue
one week
No1IoE is hetebv given, to the Coroner the Justices
Of the Pence aud Consables Of the said county OF Co
Iumbia that they be then and there in their proper
persons at 10 O'Clock In The forenoon Of said day with
their records nquisiions and other reuemb to
do those things which 10 their offices appertsn TO be
done And those that are bound hy recogniznnce, to
prosecute against the prisoners that are may be In
the Jail Of said county of Columbia 10 bcthen aud there
To prosecute them shali he just Jurors request
cd to be punctuai in III In attendance, agreeabiy to
their nouces. Dated at Boomsburg, the 26th day Of
October in ,he year Of our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and my and in the S2st OF the In
dependence Of the United States OF America.
(God save the Commonwealth.
sTEPHEN II. MILLER, Sheriff.
Orf 1887
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BG" Those who have small mechanical
jobs to be performed, that they mean to
have done, and that they can afford to do
at any time, would render the best possible
assistance to worthy mechanics by having
them done now, when work is slack and
winter coming on. Families that have
clothing to make up this winter could re-
Ileve many seamstresses waiting iu want
for employment by putting the jobs imme-
diately into their hands. There is scarcely
q family in the city but has some job or
other of work to do, which would not in
convenience them the least to have it done
now. is not required that people shall
incur useless and idle expenditure to keep
others employed, nor isit necessary. The
ordinary wants of the season, if now requi-
red to be supplied, would go far to relieve
labor, and restore a better condition of
things
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POSTSCRIPT.
Official Dispatches from Utah.

WAsHINdToN, Nov. H.-Thc War
Department has Just received dispatches
confrmatory TO tSe previous reports that
the Mormons are bent on resistance to the
United States troops. The appointments
Of the army and the general preparations
are such that no fears are entertained as
to the result.
The Administration has received no
particularly important dispatches relative
to the events in Central America and tho
Costa Eican movements. No matter what
other Governments may do with regard to
these affairs, ours will pursue an indepen.
dent American policy, without any entang-
ling allisnces. ......
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GSS" A few evenings ago, while wend
ing our way through one of the principal
shOroughfares of this place, our ears were
aaluted with curses deep and loud, emana-
ing from boy about 10 years of age
Ie looked around to see the object Of his
wrath, when we boheld little girl, his sis.
Ter, trying to persuade her brother to " go
home, as it was getting late" and was
AFRAID to 60 alone. She plead in words Of
kindness, but it was in vain, for his an
aver was those of curses. Is it not de-
Plorable, thnt'the youth of our town are
not better trained by their parents 7 On
them rests the responsibility of want of
rcspect for age aud morality by their child.
rem " rain up ckild iu the way he
bhould 60, and when he is old he will not
depart from it," is maxim but little
needed by parents nowadays, the results Of
which are daily discernabe in the lawless
Fe'Fisssuess and depravity of the youth of
both scxes. Whither are we tending, and
who viii step forth to arrest this onwsrd
maze. of vice and immortality {!
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List Of Causes for Trial--Dec'r Term

William Koons George L. Kline et al
Wiilinm Koons us George l.. Kline.
Joseph Stackhou se ps Gilbert Fowler.
Thomas Parker rs John II Parker
5 Isaac Brown ps Robert J. Lyon
Jacob Schuyler Us Wilson Aeer.
Fletcher n Dodsnn ct ai ps William Long
Christian Heist Us Dan lei Giger.
8 Martin Mowrv rs Thomas tnckhousc.
10 Gilbert Fowler Gilbert II Fowler ct al.
u vii llinm Rjttcnliouse Us Samuel r Headley.
" David Hidebrant us Benjamin Fox,
IL David Winterstsen ct al ps Chris. Shuman.
"a William Con rad us Daniel Smith.
10 James Rttenhouse ct al Us Barry Hole.
IL Jacob Warner State Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
u John Snyder Levi l.. Tate.
lS o. c. Kaher for the use of WIN. Robinson rs Fred.
erick Rabb
10 Henry slork rs Nicely & Bilemun.
~ Adam Stronp ct alvs Il. Rupert et al.
~ Cornelius cErren rs Henry Yaple.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14

bT- There Is no department Of coun
try newspaper which is more important or
should receive more attention than the
Local. The circulation Of such papers
being almost exclusively confined to the
immediate sections in which they are pub.
l!shed, of course IL is but right that the
patrons should expect to see chronicled with
particular care all matters Of interest
occurring in their particular localities. No
paper can be supported which peglects or
pays but slight attention to this Depart
menti and it is equally true thatone which
treats this matter in its proper light can
not fail Of liberal patronage. II is our
desire, as it shall be our aim, to make the
Local Department. Of the Democrat COM
plete index Gas far as possible) Of these
local items which are perused first Of oil in
a county paper. And to do this we would
ask the aid of all our friends tbrough the
county. If, when anything of interest
occurs, they would let US know of il, they
would confer a favor not only upon US,
but upon all the readers of our paper
There are occurrences happenipg every
day which would be of interest, but which
are not published simply because they
never come TO our knowledge. Will our
friends throughout the county assist us in
this matter!
AS far as our town itself is concerned.
we hope to get along moro easily. Still
if any of our merchants OF manufactures
contemplate getting on a i'bust," or any
Of our citizens generally meet with broken
heads, arms or legs, such information shall
receive due publicity on coming to oul
ears. Our motto is "Progress'-we go in
for pensioning printers and preachers, and
lammiug lawyers and loafers. With such
commendable principle of action, who u
obstruct our march, or doubt Of our ult.
mate success?
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ALLEN & NEEDLES,
PERPHoSPHaTE OF LIN
A n n N ID ..l...l =

SUP OF LIME,
particular to observe
that every barrel Of article has our name and
tAot If Potts Klett branded the head. This Caution
is rendered necessary, there articles Of
doubtful Waite srd under the of Super Phosphate
Of Lins to misead those who are quainted with
theva!ue Of
GENUINE ARTICLE. .I..
Price Si5 per 900 lbs. q. cents per b) Iiberat
deduction made 10 dealers, ORDERS for This VARIABLE
Eertt!ser attended TO promptly Pamphlets describing
II, aud the mpe of apply ~, caa he bad gratuousiy
at our stores, or by mail when desired.
IL has no superior as n Manure for
WHEAT, RYE, CORN OATS,
and all other crons re1uiFing vigorous and .
LASTING FERTILIZER,
producing np only heaviEr yel of Grain Than Pcri.
Wan GuHnn hut fsniHg The strap support the head
GRASS SEED rarely Jaiis 10 take well where out
Phosphate is applied to pheat land.
PACIFIC OCEAN GUANo-we have small guam,
tity still IN store.
FISH MANURE-A supply of this valuable article
for sale Price $50 per 800 bs. (lb cents per ny
No. GOVERNMENT P VIVIAN GUANo for sale
at the lowe st rates. TT
10" The leading Agricutura Journals and Eewspa
pers reguiu ry hIcd at Office for the Far
mers. . . ... .. ... .........r
Goods be loaded at either front Of our Ware.
houses. Farmers are recommended TO drive 70 Water
street and avoid the crowded Wharf Ample facilitIrs
are afforded in loading wagons and attending TO the
horses. "
..-- - Cd ALLEN e NEEDLES, .rt..
| No % South Wharves, & al South Water ST
Fst Store above Chg nut ST., fhila .
] I al I'm
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EQUALITY TO ALL 4!

UNIFORMITY OF PRICESl-A New FEATURE ~
~ hrnrsEss. Etery one ms opn sdhSmeni
JONES g. CO.,
o the Crescent One Price Clothing Store. No. 500
Market street, above Sixth, Philadelphia '
In addiuonto having theiargest most varied aBd
fashionable stock Of Clothing in Philadelphia, made
expressly for retail sales have constituted every one
his ewn salesman, by having marked IN figures, ON
each article the very lowest phce it be sold for
they cannot possibly varyall must buy alik
The goods are well spOnged and prepared, ana great
pans taken with The making that all can buy with
he full asurauce ofgettng good article the very
lowest price Also,a large stock of piece goods on
hand ,ofthc Btest style aud best qualities, which will
be made TO order, in the most fashi onabc and hes
manner rs per cent. below credit prices.
Remember the Crescent, in Market, above Sixth
Street, No 200.
JONES 4 co.
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d e A, ~ H s. =,

In Akron, Fulton County, Indiana, on
Wednesday, October 2lst, 1857, Lewis
Elvin, infant son of William q Catharine
Masteller, formerly of Bloomsburg, aged
one year.
In Clearfeld, on Saturday last, the 9TH
Of November, 1857, Mrs. LYDIA EVANS,
wife of Henry Evans, and daughter of
Samuel Tate, aged % years.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14

Dg- We had come to the conclusion last
week, of noticing no farther, the unof.
iensvc paragraphs. frem the Republican,
but knowing the Doc FOR to be az ambitious
man, and one that likes tn have his writing
lied, we willthere' orc give him the ben
eft OF another article, hoping however, he
may survive the acreck Of time aud the
crush of blasted hope. tie may perhaps
in the hours of his deepest adversely, find
consolation in the efusisns of cue similarly
'ituated, when he sang his own fate -
If feel like one " ho trpads alone
Some bauquethalI deserted
Whose lights arc fed whose ga rland dead
And all hut me depa tied"
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1857-11-14
DSsiy~ A PHYSICIANS LEGACY TO
YOUNG MEN.

Is his strength"
{From the Sunday Dispatch, Nsn York, 9ug. ID, 1857
our readers re aware that Sc dom, if ever, re-
commend any medical ubcat ion, { not endorsed by
the very highest authori " As such IN Instance we
MIA aymentou DR.. CVbvtRwELL's publication on Nsr
Debility and other ,oeaaesses the result 0e early
iutl'scretnn. II is small but valuable pamphlet
His preparations the i" REGgHERAToR' an "NtRvIsE''
drred the sole and only eectual remedies
cxtant frt the CON plants rrintred TO.
DR CUrvrRwsLL's SEMINAL REGF FsEnAToR AND ROYAL
EEnvINE, the sovereign edies for Seminal Weak
SexHal Debility, Inpot.ncy, Inv oluntar, Ennis sions
Files, &c are for sale by most Ct the eadng Drug
in the country.
DR. C.'s PAMPHLET as above containing fIil advces
foi the cure OF Spermat rrhca, &c, be had in
secure envelope, by enclosing % stamp TO
Or. CHARLES J. T.. KLINE,
1st Avenue corner 18Th Street, New York, Post Box
No 1856. June 5, 1857.
San, 1857