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The IHtsEigenesr argues that an attack on
Fort Pickens, vigorously rePulsed," would not
strengthen the Union men In Virginia, as held by
the Republican, but that a beginning Of such hos
tilities would completely destroy the hopes Of
Cancellation.
The Republicans holds that the border slave
States have had fair proportion of the appoint
ments by the new Administration.
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, POTOMAC FIsHERIRs-The fishing season on
tne ro'omac river has now commenced In good
earnest, and though the number of nets are g,s,,v
reduced from former seasons, yet the fnny tribe
must LOOK sharp or the trap surrounds them and
lhey ma themselves above water In full numbe
Inc seasons nave not been so remunerative of late
years. and hence the red uction I'm numbers NJ nsts
we DO not suppose there are more than half ar
many shores on the Maryland side as heretofore
from all accounts, however, the gillnets will be
Port Tobacco Times
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sH'-Some Of our Union friends seem 10 be
frightened 1t the result Of the recent Richmond
Va, municipal election, In which Mayor Mayo,
who 10 said to Incline to disunion was re Iected
ey . handsome majority. He had been regularly
reelected for about fourteen years past, and makes
scaPisal mayor He had no regular opposition,
his opponent being self nominated, and no, sun.
ported a. Union party man, though certainly a
political Unionist. Thus there WIS no test Of
reiafive onion or dlsunion strength In Richmond
In that election-none whatever
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

A NKw PHASE OF SECESSION THE Washing
Ton correspondent Of the Richmond Enouirer
ascribes the recent attempted revolt In the Peni
ientiary In Washington, to the fact that the con
vlcu learned that they were about to be trans
ferred to the keeping Of Black Republican
warden" Whence II appears that the secession
fever spreads more rapidly In jail than elsewhere
perhaps because the soil suits the plant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

THE NEW NAVY DEPARTMENT BuREAu.-It 10
understood that Com. Hiram Paulding IL to be
called to the head Of the new naval bureau In
charge Of the assignment of officers to duty, &c,
80 soon a. Com. Stringham may leave Washing.
ton to take command Of the squadron recently
assigned to him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

EXPELLED FOR BRIBERY.-The lower House of
the New York Legislature on w ednesday adopted
resolution expelling Jay Gibbons, member OF
the First Assembly District Of Albany, for bribery
by vote Of ayes fol, nayss
III The latest foreign news contai ms nothing
10 corroborate the statements recently put in cir
cuiation respecting the fitting out Of British and
French fleets Of observation for the United ates
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SIT NEVER FAlLSw
sIr lagII No.

UT NEVER FAlISn'
1T WILL PAY THE PEOPLEr,
TAX great pleasu! e in announcing to the oiti-
Gems and strangers of Washington that have I'M At
returned from the North with very fue and large
lot OF SPkING and SUMMER CLOTHiNG
EtnNlSHlNG GOODS, TRUNKS, HATS and
GAPS, which have bought mostly for cash. and
an prepared to sell them off at very low prices
N. BAH of these goods have been made n n
within the last month therefore. you can get tbs
latest sty les at J. H SMITHS, No. 46O Seventh
St., opposite Post Office. An Sim
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GOV Houston still contends the action of
The Sovereign Convention il deposine him from y,
the Governonhip Of Texas, and has senta me.saC e
70 the Legislature, claiming that he is attn Gov
ernor OF the State. The Legislature took no notice
Of his message A'N's
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WHOLLY UNTRUE.-The following paragraph
10 being extensively republished throughout the
South, for the benefit Of the usurpation Of the OIL
garchy:
Negro Applicants for Office Says the w ash
lngton correspondent of the New York Express
The number Of applicants for minor offices by
coIoffo nen Is perfectly astounding from Massa.
cnusetn alone. / am Informed that for postmas ..
tefs bsrths, there are on file 2lO application.
ana me superstition Is that there are several bIac
applicants nled away amongst the white ones.n
we have to say, after due investigation, that
there is not word Of truth In IT, No. single
application for once has been made to the Pos,
once or any other Department Of the Government,
oy or 10 behalf Of any other than a white man
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HARD WoBkkRs.-A New York paper say,
mi. Seward Is occupied at his once from o TO 8
OF daily, and often returns at night" This 10
douosiess true We may add that all his col.
leagues are equally industrious In the discharge
OF snef omeiai duties They have emphatically
proved themselves working men. no far
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u The Confederate States'' have issued
treasury notes to the amount Of one million of
dollars. The first bond for thousand dollar
was taken at premium Of twenty per cent The
article 10 likely to soon become too common to be
bid Tor curioslty
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LIEUT.. TALBOT has not reached Washington
from Fort Sumter, as alleged. Late advices from
Major Anderson lead TO the DelIrr tnaI (Licu,
TT will not leave Charleston to take his new
position-that Of an Assistant Adjutant General
In this city for some days to come.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

The PUBLIC LANDS IN THE New TERRITORIES
The Secretary Of the Interior now has under con.
sideration the subject Of the organization Of the
United States land ONCE system In the three new
Territories, which will doubtless soon be done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

THr ARMSTRONG CouRr-MARrIaI-The evil.
aence In the case OF Com Armstrong was closed
yesterday with the examination of Lieut G,Inan
from Fort Pickens The defense will be read NV
tue Hon. Philip Phillips, tomorrow Saturday,
Oeioch-not to-day, a. erroneously stated in
ms mornings LassLligsses,.
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DEPARTMENT. NEWS,

APPoINrRD-W. A. Browning, Of Tenn, l..
Austin Spaulding, and l.. M. Brosins, Of Pa ,
have been appointed hrst-class clerks In the Gen.
eral Land Once.
p. II. Townsend, of N. II has been appointed
q clerk of the same class in the Pension Bureau.
Mr.. George w. Rizer, Of Piedmont, Va, has
been appointed a route mail agent on the Balt-
more and Ohio Railroad, between Cumberland
and Wheeling.
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RECENT PREFERENTIAL ApPor,INrx, IT..
President to day made the following appoint.
ments. Viz:
Edward Prentis, to be Collector of the Port o.
New London, CT.
Nehemiah d. sperry, Postmaster at New Haven,
CT.
Chas. Thomson, Postmaster at Corning, NY
David w. Cheeseman, to be Assistant United
States Treasurer at San Francisco, Cal.
Waiter 8. DEMO, Melter and Rehner at the
San Francisco Mint.
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EDGAR SNowDEN, JR.-We hear that the Union
party Of Alexandra, VA, will probably nominate
Edgar Snowden, Jr., of the Gazette, Of that city,
for the Legislature. The selection will prove
capital one, and we trust It may be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

M" MrIIco--rhe War Department have no
information whatever going to lead to the con.
ciusion that the story that Gov Rencher has made
a revolution In New Mexico In favor of the u.ur.
patton OF the Oligarchy, seiring Fort Marcy, &c
dc, Is true. No one at the Department place.
sny coincidence whatever in It. The dispatch
itself has a very fshy smell.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

DrFour fugitive slaves from nj ississippi a
negro with his wife and two children, were ar
rested at Chicago on Thursday, and sent to
Springfield for examination. Considerable ex.
citeInent ensued at Chicago among the negro
population, after the arrest became known.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

No LEvEE To-NIGHr.-Ws learn that there
will be no reception at the Executive Mansion
Tonight. Mrs. Lincoln's receptions occur OIL
Saturday Of each week, between the hours of {
and 4 D. m. D, Ii will be remembered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

NEW PENSION AsxNr.-John Shelley, Jr
was to-day appointed U. 3. Pension Agent al
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
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III Two thousand five hundred and Al xtv- min.
men Were employed In Boston on the ID inst in
removing snow from the tops Of buildings. 81
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REINsTATED Julius II. CAN'T, of Md, who
was removed from his clerkshp in the Patent
Once on Monday, has been reinstated.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

A NEw NAVAL CHEZ ENGINEER H
Loring has been commissioned Chief Engines
In the Navy Of the United States.
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APPOINTED AND REMovEp-Jas. Decide, Of d.
c., has been appointed to a second class 81 900
per annum) clerkship in the Navy Department,
Va to a similar cierkship In the Bureau OF
Medicine, Navy Department, vice w. d. DENLY,
removed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

wArcHMEN John Vanderhiden and Samuel
r. Tuel, both of New York, have been appointed
watchmen I'm the State DEPARTMENT
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lust :RECEIyEU THIS DAY BY
FIX T. NCH HSTEIN
21e PENN. AVENUE,
NEGROES aId Negro Slavery; the 6rst an inferior
Isce, me i1ttsr It's normal condition, by ]. h. Van
All the New Books and Papers of the day con-
stantiy on hand Our usual discount Of 10 10 so mar
cent. on all bound books. " ~ 20
FRENCH & RICHSTEIN.
apo 25S Penn. avenue.
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BHrsdN Of ProriSioas and C1ofhtaE,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
B~sdn Of ProriSioss and Clothtss:
SEPARATE PsorosALs., sealed and end ;!.ei
|. PrqP,sals for Nav Clothing and C.othis. Ma
q n on tee 9th day of May nsxt. for furnishing
a1d deliver ns Ton rteeivlng sIxtv days potoe) at
MsssscSU sssts; BToaiyn, New Yorf: or Sosport,
virginia, the quantltes below mentioned Of any or
coSns and 81 and .ao 81 Ma
qnentities OF the same as may be O, dtred By the
Chief Of tbs Bureau. or by the Comuandants of
fscal Jear commencing on the LIST day Of July
nex', and ending the sOth day OF June, 1882 VIZ
Glass 1.-Ctoh Clothing.
Rius set1nst ,Inwss,. --------------s @ ooo
Glass 2.-Seamle,S Clothing
Blue felt pea jackets..........-....... 900
DUO i'' gaps. 1900. $,No
Glass 3.-F2annei Clothing.
P P nannei overshiIs 5000
Bus flannel drawers. ...... s 600
Class 4.-Linen Ciothing
Samt aacx fowsers --....----....-..... 500
D"'s'J oueo'ihs Ilooks' .....'.-.-. S,oo
Class 5.-BLue Satinet.
bue satlnet. yards, TO- 600
Glass 6.-Blue Flannel.
Blue fannei..-- yards, g. eco
Glass 7.-Shseting, Duck, and NankiR.
Barnsley sheeting. yards, 10 900
Blue MAXIM. 40 40 i'm ISSvS
Glass S.-ShosS.
Calf kin laced shoes. pairs roo
Kip skin shoes ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. do 4O0l
Glass 9.-SocIs.
"ooien pairs, 600
Glass l0.-MattreSses.
Mattresses with covers for eachL 900
Glass l1.-Biaukets
BLANKETS 8 0CO
Glass 2.-Handkerehiefs.
Blsck silk handkerchie,s mn
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adG%e SUITS
MARBLE
WARDROBES,
Of
a G FOR Auction
32aw4w A
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE.
WILL Not be responsible for any debts con-
lracteo oy any person except my wife nd self
aP FS J. b. HAw.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

OST1on Tuesday evening. April I'd. between
~ the war Department and Georg etowna D
god hunting case Johnson WATCH, No IN
with gold chain attached. The finder will re ~
oelyed su table reward and no GU estions asFd
by leaving il at this Office An 8 ss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-05

i A CARD.
WOULD Respectfully call the attention cftbe
epo ln ana stranger to our new lot Of Mems and
HHo pySs CtdoCfbING, FURNISHING GOODS.
prepared to sell goods on better terms than ever.
D'@t iorseSfo call and lock e a on, No. go, de.
~ elm NO. 900 Seventh st., near r,
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAfED-On Mondsy, the lst insts mt, q hack
merry owned by j. Nj. Busher. Her ear ~
marks are not Tecoilec.ed tail long and
dogs. liberal reward will be paid for any infor-
matlon concerning her. Apply TO J. NJ. BUSHER.
~ WAsHINGToN:-On this 81 day offs
April, lsSi, before me, the subscriber, JUS IN
personally appeared George Marhev, and made
ss according to law that on the I'd day OF pr
ern BIanch with IN following marks, to- VITA
Small 6:y mare, white face, with white spot on
leet with saddle and brittle. The owner will d ease
GONE COZ. forward, prove property, pay charges, and
1861. JIS SfTJ Piii'
ap3St" Justice of the Psa,,e
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BOARDING..

RQAkDIPleasant Rooms. with Board, cap be
II had at No. 2S Four and a-half IT w
up o-xw tRepuhlican.)
PERMANENT BOARDING in a private fam
-, ny may be had in the West End Address
o"aroink' Star Omoe. spS-Steos
ItOAkDlNGI-One or two families and ssvsral
- single gentlemen can be Aocommodatad vr,sh
Superior Rooms and excellent Board In A well fnr
nshed house, agreeably located, at ressonabis
prices. Fine Bedroom, back Of Psrlor with nse
OF ssme.l suited for family without ohildren' or
sns,e gentensn TX references given and reauIred
Apply At No. ASH 18th street, between Pa. Avenue
e-1 -. up ST
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lust RECEIVED, q lot more of the celebrated
SPRING CL0TnlN6, FURNIsHfNG GoiVbSSll
TRpNkS. HATS and CAPS, at the Peoples
Ciothing store, no 400 Seventh St., opposite Post
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~THE LECTURES BY DR.. SAMSON,
~ PIesident Of Columbian College, are con
tlnued EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT, at quarter
TO eight, at the ooms of the Young Mems Chris
tan AssocIation. Pa. avenue, opposite Browns
Hotel Every Sabbath school teacher is partIcu-
larry invited Young men, do not forget this inter
estiDg and instructive meeting. ap13t
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SOMETHING NEW ON FREE EXBfBI-
EUkNIsaING GOODS. HATS an. SfS Ca aPPiNs a
no. 800 Seventh st. N. BAL Of the above Goods
seventh st., between e and r Its. ADS i'm
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sP5-d ~ GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auct..

By WALL a. BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A SPLENDID HORSE, HARNESS, AND
"A WAGON AT AUcTloN.-On = A i u RDAY
MORNING, 6th instant. az 10 O'Clock, ve will
sell, in front Of the Auction Rooms, q splendid
Horse, Harness and Wagon.
The Horse has no fault whatever, and the owner
offers him for sale ouIy because he has no fur ther
use for one. Terms ossh.
ap3d WALL q BARNARD, AGcts.
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0%M ca l. ASSOCIATION-An ad-
~ lonrned meeting of he Medical Association
Of the District of Columbia will be held at the
washington lnhrmary on TUESDAY, April 9th,
at IL O'Clock IN. A full attendance will be Import,
ant, and is urgently requested.
'ap ST j. W. H. LOVEJOY Sec
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SyJ C. MCGUIRE & CO. Auctloneers.
SUPERlOR HORSE AT AUCTION-TO 20
y MORROW MORNING. April eth, &C " o'olk.
4 fr'nt OF the Auction Rooms, we shall se -
superior Brown Horse, years old, a rapl6 anc
superb trotleT; Is also good Saddle Horse.
Terms cash
IL J. C. Mcguire A co. Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-31

FEMALES-FEMA LES-PBMlLBS,
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In Masy Afsetioss PsesIsar 20 Essalss
the Extract Buchu 10 une<u <uklled BY any other
edy, as In Chlorosls or ketenQon, lrrt guienty,
PsInfuiness, or Suppression Of Cu&omary kyso-
uauons liberated or SohIrrous state Of the Ute
rus, Leuoorrhe4 or Whites, SteulIty. End for ell
complaints incident 20 the seJ, Whether arianE
from IndIsoretion, Habits Of Dissipshon, or IN the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFEg
sKE SYMPTOMS ABovI-
NO FAMILY SHOULD BIZ WITHOUT II.
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Of old cavalry uniforms-some with their trow-
sers tucked into their rusty old clod hopping
boots, others wearing the trowsers down out
side. Some Of the beasts they rode were mis-
erable starved colts, which had never seen q
currycomb or shears, and which still bore the
The gear was Of the appearance Of that which
Is sold call IN one lot, In selling an estate In
the country. No Cossaok or Bashi Bazouk was
ever half 30 rude, raw, undisciplined and un-
civilised in appearance as this cavalry selected
for purpose of ceremony and attending the
nobs Of the nation. Speaking Of nobs, as the
respectable carriages were passing, a Blue
Nose asked, "Who that taxy old cove with
the wide-awake2" It was a member of the
Cabinet wearing brown slouch hat. General
Mcclellan did not appear, nor any other Gen.
ersl, at least not on horseback. thought I
saw epaulettes in some of the Irish hacks. 1t
was altogether q queer, mixed-up business,
with considerable OF civil war, but not the FIRST
essential indioAtionof the beginning Of military
discipline. On the contrary, the general orde
said the procession would start at IL. came
of, and left lot of fellows galloping around
very hard and trying to get it ready to start
at l2t, and the same spirit of inexactness and
indifference to details Eas evident in some way
In every man, officer, or private, and In every
movement from beginning until left. Not a
man OF all did / see whe seemed to have got
his military legs on.
Now, II orders are carried out in this way,
and equipments are Of this sort. and 30 badly
taken care of, and the same awkwardness and
indecision prevails when the grand general
attack that the people are 30 impatient for is
made, what chance is there for anything but
confusion, disorder, and q setback that will
Just invite England and France to try to open
the ports, and so lead us into a war from which
this generation will not see US clear, and which
viii oblige our fields to be cultivated and our
locomotives to be run by women before it is
ended?
Fs>trna ients Let rs have an army before
we have battle. We can well afford to post
pone 1t until spring, We have not begun to
Ieally feel the meaning of war yet, while the
South Is even now suffering and straining itself
almost to the utmost. We can afford to wait
to make sure thing of it. The South loses
everything in the necessity of merely maintain
ing Its present army opposite US. MUIR.
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NKws FROM ToRsusAs The Rochester IN " ,
Union Of Monday says:
We were shown this morning letter written
by one Of the refractory members Of the Iath
Regiment, at Fort Jefferson, Florida to his brothe,
in this city He states that the Dry Tortugas n.
land is about one mile In circumfprence, and tha,
they are building brick fort upon IT, Thew
have already placed In position ninety two guns
w hen completed It will accommodate three hun.
dred and seventy guns. IL has been given the
name Of Fort Jefferson
The writer states that be was never in better
health, and has plenty 10 eat-the delicasies being
cocoa nuts, lemons, &c He likes his situation
very much, and had rather be dragging the guns
ABOUT the fort and wheeling sand than be soldier.
Ing In Virginia He has been to Key West, and
tninks IL 10 the incest place he has yet seen. The
weather warm, and the climate salubrious.
There are - members Of the 18th at the Fort,
and all seem well contended They do not seem
70 70 ges much news rom home and are consequent
The writer thinks be viii be home In a short
time, The love Of home, although twenty-four
hundred miles distant from IL, 10 strong with
them.
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u DR. JOHNSTON,
Lock HOSPITAL,
Hss Stssssvsd fAs ssesf Cssfsia, SPEEDY ssS sals
E1sefsal Remedy is tks World,
LET NO FALSE pELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS

CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
w..kn.. d =. Bach. stncsr.., Af.esion. q d. Kid.
Sse sa.oSs: srelsa:aES O,ehsrEss, nPetseev, Sen
Id.ss, L.. sFrr:, pitauoS q d. R.sr, T@ia,sy,
ad Threat Sos. or sim, RS.eoOs U .. In"s. s,oS N.
.eh Or Bovs,.h..s Tsrn6l. D.ord'n .ri.inr soI
tees which render Marriage impossible, and destroy both
YOUNG MEN
Especially Who have bseoms the victim, s Solitary vice.
that dr..dfs and d.'trueti,, hsb shieh annually
sIssd talents snd brilliant intellect vhs night othsrviss
s.nss or vsisd to sssAey the living Tyre, nay call vl
MLRhiID PiRsoNs, or Young Men ssnssuplsans Mar
mage being aware Of physical usaknsss srrsns Debility
He who places himself Dr. J. may r.liri-
:.sly sOosd. p b. honor E'Od'nAn and s.aid'ny
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
,s G.Sd .d' ESTS rSn B:I.S.. s deer from
mast be paid and contain stamp.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
msmbsr Of the Royal College Of surgsons Loodoe, S,ds-
ate from Of the sminsnt Colleges the United
d. hospital. Of London Paf. Phsd.phi. .nd ....S.r.
.7.r isosO many troubled With ringing IN d. head .6a
:.ss, :s ss:s s,tsP sEs % beng :.m
som.Slm'' with dsrsnEsmsnt Of mind, cured inns
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Yerng Men ana othsn who have injured tAsussvss BY
i.arn.s from ., eoHpsDioe, or AZ .cho01 ,s,
when nightly felt when asleep, and eur.d,
render. marrag. impossible, and destroys both and
Ties. sad Melancholy .s..,, Produe..
IN D. Dmn.. sss Io.. ~: q Ns.s:i sis ..i
slity D.rangsmsnt OF the Digestivs Funetoas, Gsus
Debility, Symptom. Of Consumption, &C.
dr.adsdLos, Of Memory, Confusion Of Idsss Dsprson
Of Spirits, Evil Forebodngs, Aversion Of Society ssDis
trust Love OF Solitude, Timidy, etc. Of the evils
NERVOUS DIBILrrr-Thoussnds do can nov Ipdrs What 10
n. ess,, Of 5.r declining health losing tsI rsOr bseon-
appearances about the eosgh symptoms q sonssmp
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
Nhsn the and mPrudt votary pleasure
he has mbhsd hs seeds Of this painful disease too oftsn
Happens that lmsd discovery
sy es6 :on S."d Sa 'G H % Sso .Ss %
hands OF iEnoant and designing prssnds, Who Incapable.
elrnE, hleh his pseInary substance keep him trlinf
tanned and despair him ruined health 20 fh
svsr nu CALLING Of deadly
the symptoms of his
srrbls disease Afseuen, Of the Heart Threat Had
sin, xs Pogr.sng with Pidy, ill death
70 S % %sssra S .:nans hint s.t an
DR.. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY
this and important remedy weakness Of f.ns
are sPssdiy ess and fall viEsr rssrsd fbsss.nds
been Immediately relieved.
All imPs sdnsnts Marriage, Physical Mental Disqss
frsnsint sna S.cEnss. sr rrs.:... y =, n..s s,.I
kind ,pssaily cured
ENDORSEMENT OF The PRESS.
fnk MANY fEoUsANDs cared at this institHtsn within
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dss hu standing s.n.man of character and r,Ip.n,I.
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