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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

all nf which are tn3 result oil
The Liver is ore Of the
tors OF the human bod ",
iorms its functions weilE The
stem are .ully develop ed.
must entirely depend 9 ent
ton of the Liver for the
oi It's functions. WhsnE e the
the .owols are at fault. en,
suffers in consequcncers Of
er-having ceased to do its
eases Of that organ, on,
have made it his study,Nin
than twenty years, to fin
wherrwitn 10 cuunter-o &C;
msnts TO which It is liza
To prove that thisC rel
any person troubled Wi
in any Gifts forms. hass--. bu
conviction is certain.
A compound h a 50 be-
solving gums and ex- ira
which is soluble for thes-.. act
medicine. These gums@ rel
bad from the stomach. syi
their place a healthy~ 40
ting the stomach, caus- ins
purifying the flood, ei'
ses Sc '1S ai the ""dis disease. aa,nnd9 eff eff
without any Of the dis ag
felt by using CaIomelHo OF
is usually restored to.
One dose after eat sin:
lieve the stomach and Pr
rising and souring. H
Oily one dose taken be
n ghtmare. II
Only one dose taken at
bowels gently, and Gu
One dose taken after ca
Dyspepsia. q
@One dose or two ts'
ways relieve Sick II,
One bottle taken for fel
moves the cause Of theE dit
perfect cure.
Only one dose mfg m,
lie. while one dose Of tel
cure for Cholera Mol q br
Of Cholera.
One dose taken oftenrwi
renee Of bilious attacks, wv
painful feelings.
Only one bottle isF ne
the system the effects Of
sickness. I'd
One bottle taken for ia
yellowness or uunatuC0 ra
One dose taken a sh
gives vigor to the appe- ii
gest well.
o One dose often reg pc
mic Diarrhea in its w
summer and bow ell comS pl
the first dose.
One or two doses g Gu
by worms. while for w
there is no surer, saferS1 or
the world, as it nerer ia
There is no exagger' Q at
ments. they are plain so
give evidence to prove. W
giving their unanimous tei
Among the hundreds of Ii
offered to the public. there a
fully recommend as DR.. Sanf
generally known now throu;
This preparation is truly &
producing the most happy
who use it. Almost innumer
feen given of the great Writ
by those of the highest stan,
we know it to be the best pr
the public.-Hudson County
Prico one dollar per bottle
SANDFORD & CO.. Pre-
way. New York. DR.. GEO
140 Wood street. wholesale
uSoid hcrs bg AL DFuyQ
Ds-Ee
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,

FOR THE RAPID CURB OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarsencss,
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Consnmp-
ton, and for the relief of CoRsumptiye
Patients in advanced stages of the
disease.
So wide is the field of its usefulness and so nu-
merous are the of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub
Ecly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use When once tried. it's superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to escape
observation, and where its virtues known, the
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ
for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
pulmonary organs that are incident to our climate
community have failed and been discarded, this
has gained friends by every trial. conferred benefits
on the afflicted they never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkable to
be forgotten.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24


y, aid when it pei
! the powers Of the sys
ed. The ssoa,ce4 is al
, ent on the healthy ac
the proper performance
I the stomach is at fault,
and the whole system
( Of one organ-the Liz
its duty. For the dis
. one Of the proprietors
'in q practice of more
find some en- ed v
, act the many derange-
liable.
} remedy is at last found.
with Liver Complaint
!. but to try a bottle, and
p been formed by dis
tracing that art
. active virtues cf the
4 remove all morbid or
system. supplying in
q flow of bile, invigora
ing food to digest well
giving tone and health
i. cry. removing the eau.
: etiecting d radical cure
agreeable after effects
:, or Mineral Poison, that
sing is sufficient to re-
prevent the food from
4
before retiring prevents
J
at night loosens the
cures Costiveness.
each meal will cure
z
tsaspoorsful will al
Headache.
=. female obstruction re-
4 disease, and makes e
{ mediately relieves Cho-
ten repeated is 4 sure
, bus, and a preventive
will prevent the recur-
while it relieves all
Z needed to throw out of
Of medicine after a Ions
Jaundice removes 8
y raj color frorl the skiing
= short time before eatin..
tite and makes food di
z peated, cures the Chro-
worst formf, v h
, plants yield aln,i.
4 cures attacks cauA
worms in children
, or speedier remedy in
fails.
y alton IN these state
sober facts, that we can
= while all who use it are
testimony in its favor.
IF Liyer Remedies how
re are none we can so
lnvigorator, so
roughout the Union
ly a Liuer refrigerator
py results on all those
Imerable certificates have
virtue of this medicine
standing in society. and
It preparation now before
unity Democrat.
ottle.
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T II e
trVIs:l NVI.l11'is E,tttIs ~

scientific Medical DISCOVERY. and is daily working
cures almost great too believe. 1t cures as il
by magic, erers the first dose giving bensJit, and
seldom more than one bottle is required to cure
any kind Of Lirer Complaint, from the worst
Jsund!ce or Dyspepsia TO a common headache.
all If which are the result Of a Diseased Lire7
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SERIES.
|, City Commercial college.
y ~aoa PA. - CHARTERED 1855.

l..,rseH, Pa. CHARTESEp 1900.
.rsspts attending January 1858.
/ LARGEST and most thorough Gunner
1J Of the United States. Young men
s' ~. !" a,tnal duties of the Counting Room.
~ 4 NJ. Prof. of Book keeping and
:, n,rTagrr, :. Teacher Of Arithmstio and
(-sr,ia! Calculation. -
s.rop,cS I'm aud 7. c. JssKIss, Teachers of
sv Hrvfd and ". A. MlLbEe. Profs. of PEN
.'pi IND DOUBLE ENTRY BOOK
KEEPING,
..S in every department Of business.
,rpcIIL, ARITHMETIC-RAPlD BUS
crSS WRITlNG-DETECTlNG
T1ITyTERFEIT MONEY
,yrTE CORRESPONDENCE-COM-
MERCIAL Law
c,5, AMI ell other subjects nece' sary
I.,,-ss ana thorough education of prac
,sss nan.
70 PREMIUMS.
r,n :aa premiums in Pittsburgh f'r the
T. v,srs. also in Eastern and Western
wlt Writing.
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| NOT ENGRAVED WORK.
rpnpTAMT IMPORTATION,

y,,r st say time-No vacation-Time
[-Rsview at Observation-Disclosures as
a,aining situatious-Tuition for Full
|:i C,gns. s35.00-Average time 8 TO
l,-B.afi. $3.50 per week-Stationery,
,.r. cos:. $4,000 to 5000.
listers sons received at half price.
r;-Ciroul.r-Specimens of Business
,-e:,l Writiug-inclcse two stamps
n +. W. JENKINS.
#2y Pittsburgh, Pa
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24
Scrofula, or Kings Evil,

Ebensburg. Nov. 10 1858.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1858-11-24

tKSSALES.-BY VIRTUE OF Sun
Tai, yt ss7d. crpon Issued ou, of the
Uo1@,n Pleas If Cambria county, and
,e..el, tEero will be exposed to sa!e by
SlCe or cutlery, at the Court House in
u o: Eblusbu <, On SATURDAY, the
q N0YE4BER aerf, st OI4s o'clock.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
HfAONMN NREIEsG.

SOFAS, errrs;E7555Fss,,
of different styles and prices. from - tsA
sos to $40, Diyans, Lounges Wal-"e5 -s@sD
nut aud Mahogony Parlor chairs, Rocking and easy
chairs Pana stools and variety Of upholstered work
with Dressing md parlorbureaus sofa card centre aud
pier tab ,detashus, cheeniers What and cOmon
drrs and AN kinds Of fashionable work. II is stock OF
bureaus, enclosed and common wash stands dress,
tables eupboards, sofas break fast tables bed
seads seat and common chairs. is the lar in
This section of the country, He viii also keep good
assortment OF looking glasses with fancy gilt aud
mon frames lie will also furnish spring mattresses
durability and comelort TO any bed in use,
SIMON &. sHIVE,
Blnomsburg April 9Th 1854
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

To CIEAS WHITF KID GLovEs.--Tako
one ieaspoonful of chloride OF soda, and
sv,o iailcspoonsful OF wat'riusc q spouoo
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
BloomsE,urg Vinware and Stove Sl0rq

bIUOMSHUES ELNNaEb HHN SIOVG SIUfF +.
'HE undersigned pcc fully nnrms his old friends
l and customers, that he has purchased hIs brother
interest uthG above establishment aud the nee rn u
hereafter he conducted by himself exclusively. lie hHs
D. just received and offers Tor sale the largest aud
Sfg2 most extensive assortment Of FANCY STOVES
xsSyta ever int reduced imtothIs market.
>H His stock consists of a complete ssOrtment of
bthest COokirgand parnr stoves in the market TO.
thGger with stove Fixtures Of every descriptions oven
and BoN5tnves Radiators, Cylinder Stoves, Cast iron
Air.Tigh stoves, Cannon Stoves, &r.&c
StOVep peand Tnwarec Onstant v on hand and ma n.
utaciured to Ordcr. All kinds or repairing done,
usual, on short notice.
The patronage of oldfiends aud new customers re .
specially solicited.
A. NJ, RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, Jan. Q, lSj4,-tT
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
ONE DOLLAR a YEAR.
Circulation orer 100000 Copies Weekly.
25 Witnesses.
OR,
THE FORGER CONVICTED,


TouN S DYE is the Author. who has had ten
. years ApeIiencr as banker nd Publisher, aud
when, Tor ten successive nights, ovcr
Us 80 .OuO People at
Greeted him with rounds OF applause while he eN'
hihitCd the manner in which Cuuutcrritrrs execute
their ttunfs aud tue turest and shoitcsi means OF
dett rtinc then
Tie Bank Note Engrauers all san that Ar is tho greatcs
Jadrs II Paper Money bring.
Greatest Discovery q he Present CentHry
. .t1r Dttccting C63tnte1JtH B0nk Notes.
Describing every Genuine Bill in existence. aud
exhibiting AT glance every Couuttrfeit in circu
ton
Arranged so admirably that Reference is Easy and
Detection instantaneous.
No lndcx to examined No pages 10 hunt M -
llut 80 simr lined ana Hrran gcd that THE Merchant,
Banker agd Bnsincss Mnn can sec MI al Glance.
EuflisA, French and Gorman.
-, Thus each may reod the same IN bis own Native
Most pNttc5 Bank Note List Published.
Ai,o lust cr all the
PRIVATE BANKERS in AMERICA.
\ complete summary Of he FtN,vcE or EuRnrE ASI
AseUicA VIII he published each edition. srthcf
with all the important NEWS OF TUE DhY Also,
From m old Mani script found in the East 1t fur.
nishes tue most rnnpl,tr history IT
ORIENTAL LIFE.
Ana describing the most p-tpirNing positions in
which the ladies an scn tlrmen of that country havc
been 80 often found. These stories will continue
throughout the whole year and viii prove the mosl
entertaining evrr offered 10 the public
VIZ Fnrn shed we: kly to Subscribers only, al 81 u
year A'eF' must be TdII,sisd IoHy S i've 5G B,ot,r
Publisher and Proprietor 20 Wall It, New York.
pHlLA. AND READING RAIL ROAD
Hinter arTan gements for Passenger Trans,
January list, 1857.
& M So ss Y saf III lS9
/ TTP Trains going North, leave Philadelphia al !
~ a. NJ. ana % Z. NJ.
Down Trains gjingsouth leave Poitsvllea at :! A. N
rec and /. NJ.
uptrains pass Reading at 10 o., A NJ and G,eaPM.
down Trains " " 5l3, A. NJ, " 5,43 r. NJ.
lice. Close connections made BY the 1022 A. NJ
tho Train from Port Clntonto Elmirn and all interne.
date points and by the 6,92 z. NJ Up rrain from Port
Clinton To Elmirl Canandagua. BnflPlo, Niagara. De.
Making this route theshorest and cheapest the Lake
ET'ccS and Canada.
On Sundays the Down a. NJ. Train from PotsviIle,
andUpP. NJ. Train from Philadelphia, only run.
HARRISBURG CONNECTIONS, by Dauphin Rasitoad at Au
bum
A special Accommodation Passenger Tain leaves
Reading daily, except Sundays )Ht AZ A. v. -etUrnng
rom auburn aibA p, NJ, on arrival Of 3l0 NJ
Train from Harrisburg.
WAY FAkES-FRoM READING TO .
'hRadetrhia 7jaud 145i PottsvRle slO5 and O,s5;
Auburn, 0.7j.
THROUGH FARES, to Harrisburg. s2jj; Tamaqua
$500: Buiab Niagra 81 90; Cieaveiand $40
dToledo Sl4,7i; Cincinnati $1,000 Chicago so 90
OK Island s2j,O0.
ALI Passengers wiz procure tickets before ntorine
tyibs. of persenai Baggage allowed each Passeno
ol over hat weight as charged Extra Baggnge
G A. NlCOLLS.
January 3D.. Is57-tf Gen'isupt
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

March % 1857.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF
PROOF SAFES


,LhL ~ ls MIGHTY AND Will PREVAIL
i'pv ~ re Comaec appoinitdio sHreriHcNd he Burn
"s - '' Iron sgtts al Reading. y lrud'V -, 1857.
e, ,n.i.. READING. March {, 1851.
, u' I"u' , dgnch, members Of The committee. 10
~ 'sp 80. n.nnrt that we saw The two safes, ufai
~! W. miIn ny Fnrrels & Herring aud Evans Il
nHlSuu' Pl"' " S,ue by side in iurnirc, viz: The
r. ~ ~, @ 70 ster Of thcrhilldelrhia and
hr'. h E,, 49, h, n a, inpauN. IN his Office az Reuding.
hnhIlH'tnrso ny ra'Wis& Her linr ant the SAFE in
ust by II \. Lah'5, IN His ,tclr manufactured by
EVans& Wat9on' an" Put in books and papcr3i -
cisrly alike,
Thodrc was sta rted at 81 o,cIoct. M..apdtcnt
mp until four cords of greeN h,r,nrv tyo rn tds drv
oak nd half Chp stnut tOp Wood ,are nt iretv ram
stunned, the whoc uudcr The suneti risnGCnr Of ,,n
suhscrihe member TIE Cbmmt,,nn Tn,e E,ir+
were then cooled cd with watcr ar rr vhicb thrv
were opened aud the hooks and pspr,s en- cut ~,
tho Committee aud scnt to II. A. Gont,'s store tnr
ruhnr rexaninniIooa andmarke by tht ComnuItee =.
Thr 0oKs aud pap rstakenlrom ne sare mn nnrar.
turcd by rarrcls L Her rings were in oet ,nIg,rnt
damaged fully fifteen per cent NOR thdn sse :afen
from Evans a W2tsnn's safe.
We believe the above to have been ttir md i'm
partial trial ofihe rcspt Give qua Of hni SAFES
JACOB II. by sfEp
DANIELS. HUNTER
Having been absent during the burning, we ! uy
coincide with the above sta trment of the co nIu0n
OF the papers aud books taken out of the Respective
SRles.
g. A. NICOLLS,
IT, Il. MUlLENBERG.
JAS .MlLnOLLAND.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

ESpytown Coach and Wagon Fact Ory
TNHE undersigned b1rIng succeeded Jacob s. Eva
in the Wagon and Coach making business at his
stand in EspytOwu rcspectIully inform their frienL
and the Huhic, tht'hry COntinucwIllthc
Wage AaktHg Business,
In all its dcpainents where they vi be happy tore
ccve orders H'l promptly eAecutea business in tbci
line, with np1ncss ana despatch.
10 WheeiarrOws made to order and al kinds ol
reparingd'ne on shOrinotCe.
EVANS 6 HAGENBUCH.
EEpvforn ,June7, ls5G--y
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
FALL & WINTER
O. d @ I'd g.

AT MENSCH'S CHEAP STORE.
'EHE undersigned having removed his
Store, up town, nj the stand, luely occupied by II
G.. & |. w. Hartman where with gfeaer inc crea ,eJ
facilities, he is enabled 10 offer fun assortment of
Fashionable Goods,
Which lie has just received from the Eastern C,ues
comprising Dry Goods, GroCcrics ard wa re-
ware Cedar ware. ilollo'ware Drugs. Fish. SAIL &
Plaster IRON, Nails Boots, shoes, Hats Caps, &c &
ALso-READY MADE CLOruING
In short every thirG usually kept IN country Stores
TO which he invites the public generally
EB' Cs1h- Lu ubrr, Old Iron aud Country Produce
takcn ncXchange 1r GOuda, the higest prics
A. G.. MENSCH.
Bloomsbury. Jan |, 1858.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06
STEAM ENGINES AND BoILER

I lie subsctihcris now prepared. with new MACHINE
ry, to build stationary engines from 5tu 1uu h0 So
lower upon the latest improved plans aud will huld TO-
,rdcr doubrand single pOrahle-ouaiues frm 10 to ~
iorsc power, Rgpcd upon Carriages, with Bnilof gear
lug pumps all complete nd read yfor action. Also
-cylmdcr nueaud utboilcrs cast coai breakg
,rs patented in 1896 Tor tresiug gram and crncknr
'orn and made n large scale for erceking os
treaking coal Heavy mining pumps and nrG cnginci
rugged ihpetc with double acting uring pumps,
kinds Of mill gcarngnnd house casting made to ordcr
Line shn0ug with any desired sZcs OF puleys hnishe
with hangers lronplaring done say ga fleet long; /.
Kinds Of Iron turning heavy nr"ss aud other screw
turned with any desired pitch 0lihread.
1hchrst Rough Iron tirGshing Machines, that ever
before the public, cast Iron aiu wrodcn acincs
made TO order Lever mower, t,ain or TRAD rover
made crucr. Also iaErs orders fOrthe folnwing
chnpry larrLson's latest pat ut grain mill, 1000 Of
rcdb by the pntcntcc urits equal 1t Will grind in good
fnr mra l1j btshclsn hour. Also bolts and rlry
tors noticruisonpge's Patent Blower rmnnuiictur.
cd hy G. u Harris Il 90, the most powerful Blower
now with tnclrnst amount ofpower, one ofwhir
wllur puiin at the Foundry for exhibition. - lot
thr above works W llbc warranted to be what they.
sold for.
hlso-Tulc orders for Scoit's Patent Blacksmith
Striker aud fights them IN he couuiies o Colum
ha, Nor our, North1mhe Rand IvcomIug, Sullivan nd
Clinton , one of which can be scrn at my shop .
LEWIS II. MAYS,
March % 1856. Boomsbu Columlia &c
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1858-03-06

VINO WOULD NOT BE A FARMER ?-The
Louisville Courier pays the following
tribute to the occupation of the farmer -
If young man wants to engage IN
business that will insure him, in middle
life, the greatest amount of leisure time,
there is nothing more sure than farming.
If he has an independent turn ofmind, let
him be farmer. If he wants to engage
in healthy occupation let him till the
soil. In short, if he would be indepen-
dent, let him get a spot of earth, keep
within his means, to shun the lawyer be
temperate, to avoid the doctor be honest
that he may have clear conscience ;
improve the soil, so as to leave the world
better than he found il; and then if he
can not live happily and die content, there
is no hope for him.
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
GisCuIati0R LC0.CGG.

ygyUTS FIrC,NT AN r,oc,>- -
4 ! Jrvp,ny ,Ssr t,,1i - - M
-, !, - ~, : is@Ait @N>r flA@Ll ANAlALl
=, - rs AiS' f"'' NE IN Jrng
'NA'' La'" ( 'he y" erl'' months OF lis e1-
2 .,'-le d l''S Ht@thea a, popularity uneqGallvd
i" ...e ann = q II'e fi''ss,
/ lHe il''''Sl'el8 n"'lfg oheffd Ebera Pre-
/ h'lIl~s !ui tL'Vi'e Htcl"FS eAorlS. the StclrS,
l''ii''h hrc.' i.s>'IS' Iovdl' ard other sparL,
.'ig 'io 'h'ef'>'Ls '''"I ""S commenced
4 90 January ias' ana |Fe bHhg su.I publish,
/ co ~ nc lHl'"f'
Inc new Volume Wiz DC commenced IN ju,
.o'' s'l,.'} ,i ip,1aiu ,;' @'a 'I..'i gee
"'''''o' " ''' ''''''' ''.'! ~" 'A"4
The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08
IAFGRIANT DISCOVERY.
CONSUMPTION
AND ALL
DISEASES OF THe LUEGS AND TH2GAT
ARE Positively
CURkELE ~ ENEEAEATEON

/ DISEASES CF lHE LUNGS amy H.thI
.nr pns7r7vzTv
!
I CT RE EsLL Is y R1AkAA ga E2S-e
7T,Tr,r5 co,,ze,, the rcrnc,,iss IA 1,.e ravf-
~ ta, :, he ;r.,,,, thr.rer-, 4h. ,ir,,,icsi-
.,,5 onroin,r i, 1iirort r6,rac+ kim The
So ,.,.troI;za. 1,at,,h.ra,lt< ~, itar a.
-. H. .,,,,.b ,,u.as =, 4r.a All 4,,.,. ~, ar
,....,.,1 81, 49,. Inn, r,5,r.i..s tba ltro5
,.;taI:5 u tl,pa-,o,,s .,.-,,l
-, to,,o o,,4 r,ar,-s.-r ;,t.,en.abI,
r. ,,..for..ri,,,, ~ Loal-6 Tn he aa,a IN
.t,fo ,....f;dnti,. ts C,,,,.,,r,rs,, i c,,f,.l,'
h, :rr.,}..:.n !. .,,oc. - .o,,rr, az ,ralla,,l
,ic..,r.. T. i rs ,,,5..l i.n,l.r 5h.. ,nutroi nt
a,aai,.l ,r..,.,,.t g.. ma. n.ber .,iYI,ia
j,saas,. ,,;,,.t,. IN, oF ,.,'crv bunarej r...s
c,,, I,,. ,,.rl J., ri.a f,-st siaras ami ttry Ter
,.,t -, lie .,.,.,.rI. j,r IN li, ihirl ,tf,p Il
i inrcs.iIr +, save more than i've per c.,,...
r,. a.. .,. -. ,if mn hy tba iis,a a. ..s
ol,.3 dnr.r,.. !, ,.'.lic.l 'sj.rI1 Even ho,y-
....r in ,bc I,s, .,a.ra. I7,ai.tjar, ,ff,r.s ov-
tr,,rd:ro,.- r,Iicf ~ rac snG..;oc a..enliur
His f.arf,,I s.,yrur yrliah snuugII,- fe.-r,....
,inotv-fiye t,ou.1,,d ncr-ogs in he rri..5
81. oro,o. ana q correct calcI.l,..or Il Loty.
,l,a+ ,f tb, nrasonr ;o,,,la,jen of tne rar.'
c;rhtr millions arc t,E,.[..l ia fiji The Cor
snIo,tiv,.,s graves.
Tr,I,- tLe ao;,.,.r o' i.s =, hos NJ, arrov- 90
Gtt3l as Con,,np9iiag h ali ares il has cen
ria. ..ra,t ,,,o,,,. ,f ifn t,g II S,srn: neither
ar, 7,or s,y hui s,ccrns ~ a.tc the bravo
Lo,.,+-f,l t,,. .r,s,',.l.,l nod .r,n.l ~
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The Potter journal. [volume] (Coudersport, Pa.) 1857-1872, 1858-04-08

yEvO all persons afILe.el with SexaaI n-.ea

Epid.mic G!gcaSes
YFvO all persons afflicted VITA Sexual D-scas-
L cs, such IS SPERMATURRnEA, SEM
NAL WEAKNESS, IMPOTENCE, CUNUK-
BuEA, GLEET, SYPHILIS, the Vice of
ONhNI>N, or SELF ABUSE, &c. &c
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION, in view Of
the awful destruction Of human life, causca
by Sexual diseases, and / dccaDt,oHs prac-
Used upon the unfortunate victims Of such
diseases by Quacks. several years ago directed
their Consulting Surgeon, as Il CHARITABLE
ACT worthy of their name to opcn a Di>ncu
Sary for ahe trcatmen. 81 this class Of diseases.
IN ali thcir forms ANA 70 give MEDICAL AD-
VICE GRATIS, TO all wao apply bY letter
with description OF their condition, fags
occupation, habits of LIE, &c and in cases
of extreme poF crtr, to FUnZISI MEDICINES
FREE OF CHARGE. 1t IS needless to add
that the Association commands the highest
Medical skill Of thc age, and vii furnish the
most approved modern treatment.
The Directors, ON review OF tho past. feel
assured that their Elbor5 III this sphere OF be-
ncvoleut effort, have been of great benefit to
she afflicted, especially to the youug, and they
have resolved to devote themselves, with re-
aewed zeal, TO this very Important but much
despiscd cause.
Just Published by the Association. a Re
port on SpermatoryhOa or Seminal Weakness.
ihc Vice Of Uaanism, Aasturbatiou or Self
Abuse, and Other Dlseasas Of the Sexual Or
rans. by the Consulting Surgeon which VII,
1c sent Dy mail, in aSea,led e9vejOpe,A FREE
Of CHARGE, on receipt oi TWO STAMPS
,or postage.
Address, for Repor. or treatment, Dr.
GEORGE Il. CALHOUN, Copsul,iag Surgeon.
t.pTaFt Association No. South Ninth Street,
l"aaIrhil. pt
By order If the Directors.
EZRA .. HEARTWELL, Prcsi'tnt.
GEO FAI8CIILD, SeertaJy. Il0.2t-ly.