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CONGR ESSIONAL.
Thirty.fifth Cengress-First Sessten.

IN THE SENATE, after our report closed, the
consideration of the bill for the admission of
Kansas occupied the Senate until the adjourn
ment
Mr.. Clay advocated the bill after Mr. Foster
closed, In speech Of marked ability. Between
himself and Mr.. Houston an especial discussion
sprung up relative to the Missouri Compromise
On account Of the Ill health Of Mr.. Durkee a
speech OF his against the admission of Kansas
was read by his colleague
The Senate then adjourned until eleven O'Clock
this morning.
In INK House, the Army bill reported by the
majority of the Committee through Mr.. Quit
man was Passed-yeas l24, nays ~, as follows:
YEasM. -Mr. Ali, Anderson. Atkins, .Barks-
dale, Blllinsnurst Bishop, Blair. Bocock, Bonham.
Missouri cas cns%sn Cobb John 90 cceSr s1s Of
Gage North Carolina c 81 c%9s
DAVIDSON, Davis Of Mary Iand, DAVIS Of Indiana,
Eot English Sar;s,
Gilmer, GIllis, GoOde, Gregg, Grossbeck, Hall OF
man, Hill, Hopkins, Houston, Hughes. Jackson,
Jenkins. Jewett. Jones of Tennesses, j; g. Jones
Maryland. KunkeI Of Pennsy ivsnia, i.sndy. law "
rn q. Leldy, LetcheI; Mex ibben, Moo ueena, Ma
ar Ms Mocie
Morr,s of Pehnsyivanla, Morris Of Illinois. Pendle
la1 s RI rhks.s rh kns %
smith OF Illinois, Smith of Tennessee. Stalworth,
Tspnens StephsHson, Stewart Of Maryland Talbot,
Ward Warren. Watkins: Whiteley, " iison. Wins,
, .S vWoSdson, WorteDdike. Wright of Georgia,
NAYs-Messrs. Abbott. A ndrew. bingham Bliss
tsnyson, s1n.nton. BurIingame, Burroughs, Chat
ies, Ciark ofConnecticut, Claws Colfax ComIn,.
Covode, CraxiD, Damrell, Davis III MassachusetIs
JAWS o. Iowa. Dawes, Dean. Dodd, Durfee, Farms
:. ranger, Grow. Hall IF Massachusstts, Harlan
Hoard Horton. Howard, Kellogg. Kelsey, KIgore,
Morrill,. Morse of Maine. Morse of New YoT'
Murray, Parker, Pike, Potter, Poitle, Purviance,
New York, Spinner, Stanton, lappan, Thayer,
Wade, Walbridgs, WsIdron, Walton,
w shbnrne Of Illinois, Washburn Of Nam Wood,
and ZollicofeI-R.
The House then went into Committee Of tho
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II Hall, the Alton Penitentiary convict, died
on Saturday morning. For sixteen hours pre-
vious to his death he was paralyzed and insens-
BILE. From the time he was shot till b. died
paralysis made slow but certain work upon him
His two confederates, the convicts who had been
missing since the calling of the roll last Friday
evening, were found on Wednesday. They had
dug hole some six feet deep In the loose earth
underneath the dining room floor, and had closed
the entrance as to almost defy detection. When
found they had supply of provisions with them
though almost perishing for water. They were
absent six days and it is supposed they never left
their hiding place.
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Whole, and took up the bill to supply defcien.
c,es In the appropriation for the service of the
fiscal year ending June 90, 1853.
Mr.. Letcher explained the bill, remarking that
the deficiency on account Of the Army had been
growing up during several years anterior to the
present Administration. This now amounts to
sc, co., and II Is essential that 1t shall be early
provided for.
Mr.. Montgomery made a speech In opposi ion
| to the admission of Kansas.
Mr.. Reagan advocated the admission of Kansas
| in very able speech.
The House then adjourned ar
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PERSONAL,

-. Ex-Governor s. Medary, Of Ohio, is at the
National.
.... Col. Fremont and his family will sail for
California to-day in the Star Of the West, to be
absent few months.
80. Miss Juliana May makes her debut at Phil
adelphia, at the Academy Of Music, this evening
in the opera of g La Sonnambula -
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The Republican adds:
"Now IL there Is any Black Republican in this
State who wants the forms provided for this ser
vice, las indicated above all he has to do is to
call at this Office and he can get them. full set
accompanied this secret circular"
We presume that the rump of the American
party in Congress-the few members of it who
have locked shields with the Republicans in
order to make Kansas free negro State--will
soon be sending out circulars, too, urging their
followers in the State to join them in taking
service under Messrs. Seward, Giddings Co.
for there is an evident devil take-tho- hindmost
rivalry between all three wings of the allied
army in doing the work of abolitonism
In the meanwhile what are the Democracy
of Congress doing to counteract these really
powerful efforts, even go early in advance, to
affect the result of the next Presidential elec-
ton adverse to the Democratic cause? Liter
ally nothing, if not worse than nothing for
besides failing to raise finger to aid the Dem
ocratc press to disseminate the truth among
the people concerning the Lecompton question,
not few of them, We fear, are bitten with an
idea that such efforts as the opposition are now
making need no countervailing newspaper work
to prevent their triumph in 1860. That, in
deed, the cause Of Democracy can take care of
itself with any and all combinations and con-
tributions to sustain opposition journals on the
one side, and every conceivable effort of selfish,
ambitious men in the Democratic ranks to get
revenge against Democratic journals for fancied
Sights upon their individual claims, merits SER
vices, &C., on the other side to content against.
/ iS oil 70
composed Of the Republican party, the Douglas
Democracy, (God forgive US for coupling the
terms after the late persistent efforts Of Stephen
A. Douglas to strengthen the hands of the Alb
olitionists in the hope of thus inducing those of
bis State to strengthen him for reelection to
the United States Senate,) and the little wing
OF the Southern American party, who have,
practically, taken service under the Abolition
banner-are preparing to make the most yiru-
lent fight against the Democratic party known
to its history. Their money will flow in it like
water, and their former peculiar views will
be cast to the four winds in their work of unit
ing in any and every pretence appearing likely
to strengthen their cause anywhere While
the Democratic absquatulators will call aught
democracy" that Republican partyism seeks
to maintain, the American party desertcrs from
the cause Of the South will protest that what
ever Messrs. Seward, Hale & Co. proclaim. is
nationality unadulterated.
The Democratic press of the country will
have its hands full in this coming ight-more
than full, if many public men of the Democratic
party act upon the idea that the press of the
party require no exertiOns on their part to rem
der their services efficient in the good cause.
NOMINATED Mr.. E. W. Dunn, of Mo. has
been nominated as purser in the Navy, to fill
an existing vacancy.
The WEArHER.-The following report of the
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

The undersigned have formed Ccpartnership,
under the style and title of Patterson Bannan for
the purpose of conducting the Wholesale and Gene
raj LIQUOR BUSlNESS. We have taken the
Warehouse corner of Louisiana avenue and Ninth
street. and now prepared to furnish tn country
and city dealers.
We would n ost respectfully solicit the patronage
VI ou' '''e"'' ''1 '"' Jas PXTfERsoN,
nm 2c-Sts MICHAEL BANNAN.
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THE WEEkLY STAR

OF this date is now ready for delivery, and is
an excellent number indeed, containing an un-
usually full budget of fresh: spicy, and relia-
bic Washington news and gossip, such as is
eagerly read by town and country reader, and
which as a speciality of the Star, has caused it
to be SO universally sought for. In the local
department will be found reports of the two
celebrations Of St. Pstrick's day in this city,
reports of lectures ''rich correspondence, &C.,
&c Amongst the other Interesting features of
thepaper is letter from Paris capital story,
"The Pariah's Revenge" sprightly tale,
" The Gift Enterprise, or Drawing Wife in a
Lottery" a number of humorous sketches,
and fine selection of poetical articles, miscel-
laneous articles, ETC., etc.
Price, as usual, only three cents for single
numbers in wrappers or Is per year.
SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS.
The Union is occupied mainly with Kansas
matters to-day.
The HsteiligeResr again devotes its columns
to news
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he will give a coarse Of
THREE EEA plNGs
THE PHILHAhMONIC HALL.
On he Evenings OF
TUESDAY, TIL ukSDAY, AND SATURDAY,
the sd, 18th, aId 18th inst.
First evening, Tuesday, sd. Mr.. YANDES-
HOEF will deliver has celebrated SATIRE IN
VERSE, entitled Common Sense" "a Dash az
Doings of the Day" for 1915
Second Evening, Thursday. 18th, A SHAKSPE-
RAN OLlO: Sketches and Scenes from TRACE
dies and Comedies Of the Gr.at Master.
Third Evening. SATURDAY, .7th. AN EVENING
WITH SHERIDAN; Pre- iminary sketch and
Dramatic Read .ng with lmperscnstIOn of the char
REHEARSED"
Tickets to the course, securing reserved teat,
Sl-59.
Single admission 50 cents.
Reserved Seats may he procured on Saturday.
L2thD Monday, aud Tue Sday, at Mr.. Metzerott's
Music Store, and at Tia, lor & Maury's Bookstore.
m 1851
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- l. Nj % V A l.. REM LIZ
The subscribers have removed To the Store lstSs
occupied by J. PhlhrIck. three doors east of the
United Sta ties Hotel, on Penn. avenue.
We have commenced TO receive our stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER CLOTHING
AND furnishing GOODS
Ia which additions will be made weekly through the
season.
The reputation of the Clothing sold by the house,
both to style quality, and price, renders II unneo
essary tn give a minute desc-ipt of their Goods.
We propose to show the best assortment in our line
IN the city, and invite all interested to give
call.
BY manufacturing our own Clothing are enabled
To give customers the most fashionable STYLES,
which we will warrant equal in quality to custom
made work.
We have but price, and sell our goods for cash.
CASTOR Il CLARK,
nj Nv s76 Pa avenue.
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LOST AND FOUND.

L OST.-A BOOK Of Subdivis 'ons Of Lots and
Ia squares of the City Of wsshInston tetwefn
the City Hall and the War Department. The fad, r
viii receive the tina ks Of the owner and be revar a
by leaving the same At tins Office. w 10 81.
SGRAIED AWAY from the subscriber, IN
- w Wednesday, the nth instant, a BLACK n
NE, with white star IN her forehead. IN
AND small soar On one hind leg, lust ahoy, GA
the knee. liberal reward will ne psld for her n
brous NJ to the Columbian Stables, 9Th street.
IN iSot II. b. LENAGHAN.
GAME TO THE SUBSCRIBERS, on north
- and 9TH streets, IN Februsry las, sleA
light red Buffalo cow. with white h.sc ESlys
white stripe on her hack and belly her MI
ss anu tai whte. In. owner ls requested 20 oOme
IoINafu' prove property: pay chsrEeS and take her
away: JUHN BOHLAYER.
IN % u Capitol Hill.
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- LIST OF LETTERS
1NEMAlNING IN the Post O1fice. "
WASHINGTON

IOrdered to be inserted In the EVENING stan, n
being the newspapeI having the largest circulation OF
any daily paper published IN Washington
III Persons applying for letters IN the follovins
list, VIII please say they are ApyRRrfsKp, -
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NEW BOOKS AT PHILIPS Sporting scenes
I! amongst the ksihrs OF South Africa, by Captain
Alfred W. Drayson. 10Y Artillery, beautifully il
Illustrated. S20.
Arbel n tale for YOUNG People, by Jane w Hoop
er, with 81 illustrations, 81 Cents.
Eda Morton and her Cousin, or School r Dom
DAYS, by M. Nj. Bell, author of =" Deeds not Words"
b3 ce'ts.
The -Four Sisters-Patience, Humility. Hope and
Love, 10y the author o." Harry and HIS Homes" IS
cents.
Memoirs of Great Commanders, by & p. r.
Ismes, Esq, new edition withIlustratIons by Phiz
q IS.
Four and twenty FAIRY Tales. selected and trans
lated by X: blanche. Esq., illustrated, Sl.ta.
Tales of Woman's Trials, by Mrs. s. {. Hall,
81.
All the new publications. received at
PHILIPS New Bookstore,
mI7 80 Pa av between 9th and 10th SITS.
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The WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about O'Clock a. 10.
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II MIR. w. H. PALMER
HAS the honor of announcing that he will give
SIX MhTTNEES MUSECALES,
OR. PIANO FORTE RECITAI.S;
for the purpose of siUrt ng an opportunity 90 Tho
lovers OF music IA " ashington OF hearing Piano
Forte compositions
In public concern, the Pianist performs only ore
two pieces of the most difficult character, hese
MatInees Mr.. Palmer vi give specimens of every
class Of Compositions, INCLUDING
Concertos. Sonatas and Rnndos OF Beethoven,
Hummell, Mendelssohn. DC .Sc.
Fantasies. Cap ices ana N"ciurnes Of ThAlberg,
Dohler, Schulz n. dc &c.
Mazurkas aud the lighter Competitions IF the
day.
Also, Etudcs and Exc, cises Of Cramer, CHOPIN,
Cyerny. &c. &c
Making, In fact, these Recss iustruc' i've lessons
To all classes of Piano orte performers.
The programmes will point out the BEAUTIES "t
each piece, ard the object II each Exercise and
Study
kdmi SION Only ~ SNbscriptioH.
Subscribers Ticket (admt,Ing two pr ."ns 20 each
Subscribers can register their names az Metzs.
rotts music store, Pa. avenue.
The Recltas will lie gwen weekly until the COM
pleiIDn IF the series
Further particulars will be duly announced.
20
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Douglas "the loan" of the test by which he
now assumes to measure Democracy?
However, Mr.. Douglas and his little alb
squatulating cohort in their efforts " to organ
ize" the grand opposition to the Democracy, are
evidently not more active than the generals to
whom they have allied themselves, and under
whom they now fight. Vide the following Sc
cret circular that has just seen the light in the
far West, where, according to the ST. Louis Re-
publican, the country is being absolutely flooded
with them:
WASHINGTON, ID. c., February, 1858.
SIR: 1t Is Of the highest Importance to perfect
thorough organization Of the Republican party
throughout the United States, and To that end /,
and to enable us properly to distribute docu-
| list Of residents in your
| Please designate the post office, the politics
| and occupation of each person, and mark the
| most active Republicans in each locality thus
"A. RI
This circular is sent to you alone in your
| and we shall rely upon your zeal and
discretion to prepare the list judiciously.
| when prepared, please return, directed to either
Of the undersigned, as member Of Congress.
| LYMAN TuRMBuLL,
SOLOMON FoOT,
| ZACHARIAH CHANDLER,
| 3. Senate.
| JOHN SHERMAN,
| EDWARD TODD,
| John COvODE,
| DAVID KILGoRB,
| Francis 2. BLAIR
| House Of Rep.
| Conversational EYecutive
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uARPER'S MAGAZINE for April received aod
L for sale at SHF.LINGTON'S Bookstore.
Godey's Lady's Book for April.
Graham's Magazine for April.
Frank Leslie's Family Magazine for April.
Emerson's Magazine for April.
Putnam's Monthly for April.
Ladies' National Magazine for April.
Beatrice Cenoi.
All the new books received as fast ~ issued, and
for sale at SHILLlNGTON'S Bookstore,
Udeon Building, corner of ~ st. and Ia. av.
m 2N-St
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T@RELIGIOUS NOTICE.-The ordinance of
lA3 baptism will be administered at the foot of
9Th streel on TOMORROW, at 8 O'Clock p. IN.
Address on the occasion by Elder John p. Dlckiu-
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0%HARDY'S MAGIC REMEDY CURES
lR Rheumatism and Neuralgia;
Sprains and Bruises;
Headache and Toothache:
Collie and Cramps: Pain in the Limbs, Side or Back:
Coughs, Colds. and Asthma. ii is also fine tonic,
good for regulating the Stomach and Bowels.
Agents: misunderstanding. Stott, +. 8. Walsh;
James DAILY, 5B8 ], street north.
GeOrgetown-J. w. SothOron l. Co.
Alexandria-Pecl Il Stevens. fe 2-Ims
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Opening STRAW GOODS AND MILL


NJ. WILLIAM. opposite Centre Market, between
7th and sth streets i. ,sGsIy!ns lsrgs End -
LACES, TRIMMINGS, Sc, to which he *
would invite the .ttentiOn of the public.
N. b. BONNETS and HATS bleaohed and
pressed in the latest styles and at short notice.
I'M 2nIW
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= OOO MORE.-Received by express to day,
~ ,UUU 5000 sweet HAVANA ORANGES, To
Which would call SPECIAL attention, they are the
finest Oranges ever SOLD IN this citv.
Also, l,OCo fresh COcanuts, Sicily Oranges and
Lemons very cheap, and all other Fruits at reduced
prices. SAM'L. T. DRURY,
IN 1,-3t corner Pa. ave. and I4th street.
I AIDES DRESS TRIMMINGS.
~ New style SPRING JENNINGS.
PRINCES and BUTTON TRIMMINGS,
BRAIDS and FANCY BUTTONS,
LINEN and COTTON fRINGES,
BRAIDS and LORD and TASSELS,
ROBE TASSELS, all colOrs,
On hand and made to order at the Fringe aud
Trimm ng Mandatory, 297, south side, Penny Iva
MA avenue.
m ST. MRS. LOWE
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ITO MUSIC PEOPLE.-I have this day received
i from Europe, a very large collection of Foreign
Music. consisting of Fantasies, Marches, Polkas,
Duets Operate Airs, &c DC.
Also, for the Piano and Flute, and Piano and Vio-
lin, and Solos for the Violin only. al which is ex-
posed counters, for inspection, at our Piano
an Music store. SO Penna avenue, between 9th
and 10th streets.
m20 JOHN F. ELLIE.
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NOMINATED Mr.. E. w. Dunn, of Mo. has
been nominated as purser in the Navy, to fill
an existing vacancy.
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0%THE REV. DR.. MONOD, Of Paris. will
ll3 preach TO MORROW, at II O'Clock in the
F street Presbyterian Church at 81 o'clock in the
New York avenue Presby terrain Church /; and at IA
O'Clock in the Bridge street Presby terrain Church,
Georgetown
DIR MonOd has lahored as minister Of the gospel
for forty years. IN Paris. and. doubt, his state
msnts touching the state OF religion that city and
France wi | bs Of the deepest interest. It,
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< OF HAG.bET DAVIS Il cos AND FIVE
- of Nnnn Clarke's beautiful PIANOS
just reosIved this week. The tone is OF the 49,
most pure and refined quality, with "a, h-ttttt'
ness, sweetness ana depth, the touch is delicate,
exceedingly prompt and elastic. In elegance and
chastness OF styl and worn manshIp they are unap
preached IN fact IN every respect they the most
perfect and best Pianos made, and acknowl-
edged by all dlslnterested persons. For sale only
by JOHN r. ELLIS
mI2 5o6 Pa. avenue. bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
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~ REV. DIR. BELLOWS, of New York.
and evening. on TO MORROW Sunday at II a.
m, anu mt IA p H.. Subject of the evening sermon
The Nature and Importance of the Present keI-
glOus r xcIfe,nent,''
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pERFECT PROTECTION FROM THE EEL,
l. NENTs
". T. CHILDS 3. CO.'S
PATENT ELASTIC FIRE AND WATER PROOF
Cement Roofing.

Roof that will stand cold and intense heatcon-
and expand with every variation Of clmaeresist any
external exposure TO ire-IS PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
AND Will NEITHER EVAPORATE. CRACK OR ROT,
AND FOR DURABILITY AND GHEAPNEss ITS EQUAL
Is NOT AT PRESENT KNOWN.
CAUTION:
Since unparalleled which has attended the intro
dueiion Of CIILDS CO.'S CEMENT several rthess imi-
tatons innrements have appeared which the
public cautioned Remember Chids Patent, regard
which hundreds Of testimonials aud certificates from the largest
Builders Presidents Of Railroads, Insurance Companies
Planters, can be shown.
MD CHRISTIE, Builder No S0s Magazine street. has the
sole right operate this Cement in this city All
with him the office of the Proprietos No. lOi Magazine
street, will he promptly attended to.
Application may made the undersigned the purchase
Of rights the above Roofing in parishes terri
tory, in the States Of Louisiana aud Mississippi.
To builders and others this would be excellent
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7 IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC.


CAPT. EDWARD DE REU, pupil Of one Of the most
celebrated Military Academies Of Europe having been appointed
teacher OF fencing IN the we'll Military School Of W H.
RUSSELL Of New Haven and from the Board Of Visitors and hts
Exceency he Governor appointed Professor Of Arm 10 the
South Carolina Military Academy Charleston, and Of The fret
regiment Of Virginia. and Both regiment Of North Carolina
Militia respectfully Informs the pubc Of New Orleans that
he has opened Academy To- the purpose Of giving inruc
ti0a IN the above noble al the Amory Of the Continental
Guards Lafayette street. where he will give lessons TO
single persons classes from 10 A. NJ to P NJ and from
10 O'Clock r. NJ every day SUNDAYS excepted in the
Of the Smal sword Broad sword Sabre, and kewac
In the use Of the Lance Hayoaet.
Capt de r. would call the particular attention OF parents to
his subject By being taught this science by the method Of
Lase children years and ward will acquire noble
carriage easy natural and geneel the same
time their bodies will be developed aud reughened.
As Foncng employs both mind and body at the time,
tuee the that the former c0nceiyts plan Of
attack, the la must be ready execute IL experiy well
gusrd and futile the simultaneous
eutl is throughout all Europe considered say
eiucaouan therefore Taught in all public and civic well
asm.ltaTy schools.
For TERMS please apply the Acsiemy during the hours
specified.
ca The particular attention of all Military Companies is
called to the tactics En- Bayone exsrci fe) II
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MEDICAL HOUSE, No. 81 Custumhouse street. near
wi sreet-For the Cure Of Old Chronic, Mercuri4
syphitie aud ali Private Diseases without Mercury, hindrance
from business exposure friends and cure guaranteed IN
all
The UNPARALLELED success which has attended r James
tce parts the United States and EuIoi ethe
has effected which unced incur
able physicians iusites hin n Offering bis
confidence OF the unfortunate The following
the diseases termed Privsien and 81 which in
with newly discovered Remedies Dr. James per-
anenty eraeate Dsmey Syphilis primary secondary and
tertiary Structures Ursthal Discharges, elect. Gonorrhea,
Emissions Periodical Affections Of temaes However
Diseases Of the Back and Loins In
of the Bladder and Kidneys, Rheumatism, Hydro
cee Cancers Ulcers and all Diseases OF the Skin
privately and improperly injured thepsees Ia thht
solitary habit which rns the dy and mind unfit
for either business society, viz Constitutional De-
by Impoeney. The following Of the sad and
melancholy produced by early habits Of youth via
Weakness of Back and Limbs, Pain in the Bead Dmness OF
pepsia Nervousness Irritah, symptoms Of Consumption
ETC. Mentally fearful effects the mind to be
dreaded Loss Of Memory Confusion Of eas Depression OF
Spirits Evil Forebodngs Aversion Society selfDistrust
Love ef Solitude Tmdiy etc. Of the evils produced
persons afflicted with any Of the above symptoms should
fail call Dr. james and be at restored 70 perfect
health false decaey but apply at and
save yourself awful dreadful consequences Of this
terrible Malay.
Weakness Of the organs Immediately cured and fun vigor
restored
Remeber The Medical of Or. james, 81 Custom
house street
Consultations strictly confidential
PS-Recen If Gonorrhea cured IN twenty four hours
DR. JAMES,
oil ly 81 Customhouse street,