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OF THE ECLECTIC
From Rec. DR.. Clarion.

COMBINATIONS OF THE ECLECrIc
From Res. DR.. Clarion.
'An acquaintance with the pri cipaI con-
tents Of the leading Foreign Magazines i.
con:rssedly Indispensable 10 ever, nue ho
would keep pace wIlh t"e progress of
thought and "f knowledge in our day
They are, however. 80 many and so costly,
that few can obtain ar even read the whole
OF them The Eclectic Performs well tie
ta>k of winnuwiny The rhent iIum these.
publications. thus making VIVA. i most val.
unblr IN their pages accessible Ia the Amer
lean people. II BETHEL CLAXruN.
Cleveland, May 80, 1857,
"ln the above opinion Of DR.. Claxton |
very cheerfuIIy ant. heartily concur.
FRANCIS l.. HAWKS"
New York, Nov. Z, 1857.
From Er-Presideni FILLMORE
~ have taken the Eclectic from its com
mencrinent ~ the beet selection 0f foreign
periodical literature which have been able
to obtain. lilink the seleuinns are iudi
cionsly made, and the work Is ,egy ,alua.
bile. Respectfully ynnrS,
AmLAgD FILLMoRR"
"As n valuable substitute for the worth.
less reading uIaiter which Is so abundant in
these days, and which is doing so IN ,ch in
Jury, beth TO the tasles aud morals, r>pc-
cially Of the young, We take pleasure in
RECOMMENDING 'he Es!ygi:c Magazine. ~ a
treasure not only for the literary and pru-
fe>sinnal man, hut also for any intelligent
person. IL gives the best articles fr0m the
Foreign Reviews, 10 wh ch the able>t men
of Europe are in The habit Of giving their
most elaborate productions 1t will inter-
est all whose minds have moi been rnerVa.
ted by The literary trash which unfOrtsnate-
ly is so widely distributed um'ng 0nr peo.
pie. while il can not fail TO enlarge the in
telli2ence and elevate the taste ol al! who
h"biIualiy peruSe il. The permanent raiue
oi its articles are in striking contrast Nth
day." RUFUS ROOD,
General Travelling Agent fo' Eclectic
- dUazine
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BnIwers Brilliant Romance, eutitIrd
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THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF
YOUTH g. MATURITY.
Just Published, Gratis. the 25th Thou.

- Fs''' sand
N FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL
- treatment, without Medicine, OF Sperma.
torrbea OF Local Weakness, Nocturnal Ennis
sions, Genital aud Nervous Debility, Premature
Decay oil the system, Impotency, and Impede.
ments to Marriage generally.
BY b. DE LANEY, NJ. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming
complaints, originating in the imprudeuce aud
solitude OF youth, may be easily removed with
out Medicine, Is in this small tract clearly de.
monstrated; and the entirely new and highly
successful treatment as adopted by the AuInor
fully explains, by means Of which every on.
is enabled to cure himself perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the ad.
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sealed envelope, by remitting (post paid) two
,ostage stamps to DIR. b. DE LANEY, II Lis
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June IL, l8-ly.
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PETERSON'S
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BANK NOTE LIST.

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OF each month tl'- first uumbr, being dated
January Isl. 1858, aud published On saiur-
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uf the Eclectic.
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SWAN Il CO.'S LOTTERIES
TRIUMPHANT !
S w A N & CO..
TO DRAW AS USUAL
WITHOUT INTERRUPTION.
SW AN g. cos.
LOTTERIES ARE LEGAL. AND
Authorized by the State of Georgia

The late attempt to injure our firm has
shown that our Lotteries are drawn
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Lottery in :he world
The following Scheme will be drawn bv
S. Swan 81 Co. Managers of the Spar
Ia Academy Lottery, in each of their
Single Number Lotteries for Septem. 1883,
at AUGUSTA, Georgia, in pnbic, under
the superintendance Of Commissioners.
a. l. A = = 3l,
Draws on Saturday, September 4, 1883.
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The great scOurge of this continent yields
quickly TO course of these antiseptic Fills,
and the digestive organs are restored to their
proper touc; searching and uueriug remedy
disperscs it from the patients system
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BILIOUS DISORDERS.

The proper quantum and right condition o
the bile is of momrmtous importance to the
health Of the human frame this .Anti-hiliou4
medicine cxpclS the hidden seeds of the com.
Iaint, aud rnmdcs NIL the fluids and sccrctions
pure and fluent, cleansing aud rcsr,itating the
vSal functions OF the body.
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NATIONAL POLIEEG GAzETTE.

10,
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NOTICE!

! Q, 8.
To VIM. Il. Brown & Co., J. Wayt Bell, straus
/ A dler and Hartmann. Armstrong, Gator & Co..
| Adam ri. Fleisher; Peter H. kinkead George
| White, ST., Taylor Keys, E s: Frey, Con
! rad & Bro, Barbee & Royston, William Bayne
! Amos Winner, Charles Bayne, Bradley, Kyle 4
| Co.. James Glass 4 Co.. H. Easter & Co, Mar
tin Feddle Hanrck, Mcdeary i Musselmen and
John karnes, Plaintiffs
Ind Andrew K. Sitlington, Mary A.. Sltlington,
wife Of said A. K Sitington Thomas o. s., lin1r-
tn, Trustee for Mary 4. sitlington, william 4.
Rodgers, William c. Jones, Trustee OF S1tngten
1 Rodgers, and David Fultz, Trustee Of a. +.
SitlingEon, nefe-1ants
You are hereby notified that in pursuance Of q
Decree Of tie Circuit Court Of Highland County,
rendered on the 9TH day of May, 1858, in suit in
in which yopare parties riaihtitfs and sefcrda:ts,
l will, On !harsday, the sth dog cf FRY 49, at
my Office il Monterey, proceed to ascerta and
state the present worth Of tie cent? ngent dover
interest of Mary A. in tie real estate owned and
possessed - her husband a. K. Still rgton, the
2s day cf November, 1856; also, the value of the
real and personI estate conveyed to the said Ma
~ A.. Sitlington by her husband, by deed bearing
date the Dist November, 1856. 4Also to state and
settle an account of TIE proceedings of William e.
Jones, as Trustee of Stlington and Rodgers, under
deed of the ga Nhtember, 1856, and'of David
Fultz as Trustee CT A. X. Sitlington, under decd
of November 2lst,. 1856; also, an account of the
debts against A. K, Sitlington AID Vim. G. Rod
gers, late merchants and partners, T aiding under
the style and firm of Sitlington & Rodgers, show
ing their respective pliorities,; and also an &C
count of he individual debts Of A. X. Sitlington,
showing their respective priorties liens at which
time and place you are required to attend,
All persons having debts against the said A. X.
Stlington, existing prior to the 2lst day Ct Novem
Der, 1856, or against the late firm of Stlington d
Rodgers, are hereby required to present chem,
with the necessary proof thereof ct my oce at Tire
time above mentioned.
Given under my hand as Connissi oner of TIE
Gircuit Cnurt of HirhIanu County on the ray and
year aforesaid. JACOB 2. STRICkIER,
June S, lS5S-4t. Master Commissioner
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CON Ct r ES SION A L..
SENATE.
WAsIIINGToN, June 5.

" aoHlNN1VS, y uuC a.
Tn the Senate, on Saturday, Mr.. Biglel
introduced resolution f5r prolonging the
session of Congress until the 21st inst.
Mr.. Houston announced the decease o.
bis colleague, =. F. Henderson, Of Texas
and delivered an appropriate tribute of res
pect to His memory, which was closed );
his offering appropriate resolutions for the
occasion
Eulogies on the character of tie deceased
we're delivered by Messrs. Davis, crittsn-
den, Reid. Hayne and Seward.
After MIR. Seward concluded the resolu-
tons were adopted, and Messrs. Bayard,
Cameron, Clay, Wade, Hammond and
Seward were constituted a coinmitee to Ell
range the funeral obsequies.
On motion of Mr.. Clay, the Senate ad-
journed.
HOUSE or REPRESENT NrIVEs.
In the House, on motion Of Mr.. Steph-
ems, the Senate bill for the admission of the
State Of Oregon into the Union was refer
red to the Gon.sittee on Territories.
Mr.. Edie moved q suspension Of the
rules in order to proceed to tie consldera-
ton Of tile bill to extend, for seven years,
the patent of Ed NJ ChaGec, for his India
rubber improvement : negatiTe-yeas 81,
nays 70.
Tine report in the case of Judge Nfatroas
was postponed until tomorrow.
Resolutions Of respect I'd the memory Ct
Senator Henderson of Texas, were received
FROM the Senate.
Mr.. Bryan delivered an eulogy, and Of
fered a series Of resolutions, fixing the time
for the funeral at o'clock, 2. NJ, on
Sunday.
Mr.. Quitman seconded the resolutioss
and made few remarks.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
House Adjourned:
WASHINGTON, June T.
Senate. The Senate passed resolution
combining the ordinary expenses of the gov
ernment within 1854 200 900; also reso-
luton granting to the widows Of General
Gaines and General Jones, pensions. The
naval appropriation bill wzs then taken up
and discussed.
Houss Several private bills were taken
up and rasssed. The Scnate's amendment
to the civil appropriation bills were then
disclosed:
WAsuts5ros, June 8,.-snsA-E y: is
agreed to adjourn On Monday nezt.
Tho credentials 81 Masats Hunter, ClaF
and Brown, fSf Their next Senatorial ter,ns
were presented.
The army appropriation bill wss discussed
Dir Davis ffem the military conftu:ttee,
submitted an 'amendmel55 t5 tlso army bill,
asking $1,000, o064 for Harbor fo-ti6ea-
tlons, including RioFtanond, Charlestot Mo
Tile and the Mississippi river, which was
adopted. Several other amendments were
adopted and the bill passed.
HorsE,-Thc consideration Of Senate a.
mendments to the civil and diplomatic ap-
preparation was resumed
The Senate amendments to the miscella-
reous appropriation bill were rejected
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TIE LIVER
IN WIG ORATOR !

| FEfp0ES& ~ Els SAN 4 UkSzFs
( IS A GREAT, SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS
/ CNVERT, and is daily working cures, almost too
great to believe. 1t cures as if by magic, III
first dose gi0jng 5cacft, and seldom more than one
bottle is required to cure any kind Of Licsr Con-
paint, from the worst Jaunlice or DyspePsa 70 =
comm. headache al! Of which The reeulr o! a
Diseased TIver.
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81 y 1.-,ra@ 90. iaU4s II n y: go
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tja-s lyiit 4 th- s+t.t IL . J., t!v tn. Jtt
are at fifth. ala thrpSsa Whole system suffers lu
consco,,e,., Fl NE ~ ~@-A" ,ar;b,, t,iyqr--bay
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tr,74 nropn H. nrtla r. trn.tj.tol. as ,,.at IL
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t,sit a,,r Sil i, 49,, -,.5s,li ;,.y tI,e stomach
csi'.ing rood 70 die ~wriI Surilying the
t,I ,;.;,,, tn,l pxr~ .s,,i, IA 'tfe Who'll ma
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ans 81 elmo, rsdraf~s0 cure without any ii The
d,sarree,hjn .rtet 81 - ferfs Galt hy usifg Cat
CO. or nIinennsf9A s5o;.os, tlat j. usually
ras1rted =, ~s<
ono dos, ,tfnr rores1 !. Sufficient H. relieve
,b ston,ach ana Ps-.f r,t thn focd from ri
sin,, and sourinr
0,Ir ono dn.e .L,rT hofora ratirirz prevents
NIGHTMARE M
0nly one dose tskentzx at night loose-.s the
bowais gontIr ~ cnres costivepcs7.
One dose taIon after ~ each meal win cure
Dyspepsa.
49, One dose DC t,vo'Sl teaspoonfus viii alNsrs
relieve SEX Ifeaiaehe
One bottle taken for female o'a. rac.ioD removes
the cause Of lie disease, an4 makes perfect cure
Only one dose immediately relieves Cholic. white
One dose often repeated IS sure cure for CkSi-
era 8onDl3S, AID 81 preventive OF Ah0leEa'
One dose taken often viii prsreqt The recurrengcG,
OF ni!sioUS attacks, While Il relieves III PAM"
feelings .,.-., o.
~ Only one bottle IS needed TO tdIoW Guy 81
the system the effects Of medicine alter iorG SIC
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1858-06-12
HsAH EsIgsls.

At the Virginia Hotel, on Wednesday
evening last by Rev. G. B. Dana, Ct Alex
andria, Judge SAMUEL PERsoN, Of North
Carolina. and Miss IEt,-sS TIER, of Staun-
ton.
On Tuesday the 1st inst. by the Rev.
James Beatty Mr.. JAcoB If. MYErs, Of Au-
gusta Co., to Miss SALAHJ. TAYLOR.
On the SAME day;; BY tic same, Mr..
JollN I. Lucas, Of Augusta Co., to Miss
CArHARINE IAyhoR, daughter Of George
". Taylor, Of Alis County
ToUey Star.