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HARDWARE BY THE TON. q
A LLEGHENY MALE AND
"a FEMALE Sc HINARY,
EsAENSBUgG, Bedford 90, PA.
REV. W w. BRlM, A. Nj, Principal,
Miss A L. RRTM, Pseceptress.

fl.sI
Mss A. L. BRTM, Pstceptress,
Mss 5. J BRIM. Teacher on Piano Forte.
ms lHsfiGuon, under the supervision of the a
hove na led persons, assisted by Other competen-
Ir4rhers, atforis fllG conr-e in NJ th~Tratics
Natural sciences. Languages, nd B"tl"s L-i1re>-
MUSIC PHiH,i NJ, &c.. u slves 'xisrded ins'rnc
tiou The Summer Term Will commence on Aug.
| 1861. Students admitted any TIME. Hah,ts OF
health. system and P. .omptue-s view, moral, 90
clal, snd domestic arr here made prominent oh
ject> of education. That the physical powers, as
well aS he mental, may be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ic exercises aIe necessary-here the Students
meet each day for systematic physlca exercise.
[s90 k0 viii pay FOR board, including fu :
IOLLsBj nsbed rcom>, room rent, fuel and
tuition in common English, par term of eleven
weeks. Extras, i modera'e charges. even less
than. heretofore, q than the CIRCULAR calls for.
Students prepared for the highest Class in col
lege.
For Circulars, or particulars, address
~, ". BRIM.
Dec. ii, 1850. Raintburg, Bedford Co., Pa
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AHvEsF EztgsyEsT!

Ii
Ns~7y 4 Wo7d's Reaper na Mower, with the
worte, Gl self .taking attachment greatly smpropsd
mi gSaTr nted TO work wei. Also,
Wu0r'S TITLE MEADOW QUEEN MOWER,
h!ch has tut l9l lbs. Dir uaht, and war auted TO
cul lods-d clov,r AMI al other e ss-neaTly n
ifna and Steel, fight, durabe and cheap. Msnny q
Woods machines, now be Z the world, for small
ses,os ~ 81 int4 o. work. arl Is thou anls are
aire dy sold 10 his season, ~ wbo want must
der 5mmedia'efg a. harvest IS almost here. Also,
2 DOZ. "GREEN CASTLE GRAIN Cradles
which l. lh- lghte-t ruHins cradle known.
The largest and best assortment OF Grain and
GtaS> Scytnrs and Sned," ever btoush, 20 Bed
ford CO.. Harvest Implements of all ads. and bet
t1r qua ity than those kept Il Dry goods sioTes.
Prices 10 suit the tunes.
HARDWARE BY THE TON.
Wishing to continue in business and it beng ms
interest to please the people by fair dealing ant
reasonable prices, Will allow 10 regular dealer to
under SO me. Having lost enough by those who
have earned of my property tor their own un-
der sP'cious promises 10 pay, am determined IN
tTust none bat mrn ~ 10 are known in 1munlty
as honest, lelrable and prom pr, making good heir
promises and SEQ mug To Others goods without
eudeavoTus, at least 10 FENDER equivalent.
"CHEAP FOR CASH AND SHORT TINE. -
WIN. HARTLEY.
May 3lst, '6f.
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PtHPLEs AHDs SKIN DISEASES. Are thr suit
Of impure blood The blood becomes thrck
and cloggrd The skin is not able to cas-, off
the impurities 50 important tohealih- How
many yourg men and woman We see with
their faces covered with pimples and bIolchss
who are end-ave-ing 70 remove them by the
Use o! soaps and washes OF various kids. This
is very dangerous and should aever BE- rrac-
tjsrd By persons d-sirous Of health. Mothers
who has children afflicted with sores and erup-
tions, should never dry them up by external
applications, for in this way they will drive
in the humors and produce i'll health for the
child during lis whole lil~ TIM. There IS no
mother that likes to see her children afflicted
with feeble h-ah.
JUDSON,S MOUNTAIN HERB PILLS
are prepared expressly tor The cure OF erul-
lions Of the sktn, such PimpIes, Boohrs.
Sorsa, SC. Thy cirnse the blood OF all M
parties, producing beautiful, clear aud
h~aI;by skin, 50 much admired by taslr and
rrfnrmeni.
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g. TRAY SHEEP.

Ia So ! 9AA LAN4t
- Came 20 tha premises Of
the subscrb-r in South Woodberry tn dine
since, hve .head of >hepep, with the wool on aud
two lagnos, ore Of the lambs has black >pot on the
back; two Of them rams, with horns and
three ewes five old sheep have the left cropped
and piece cut Of the right The owner will please
forward, prove property, pay charges ana take
them away, or they will be disposed of according
to Law DANIEL BECHTEL.
Nobel's Mill, June 81, 1851.
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NANTEDL WANTED-

IA ANIED! WANTEU-
w Four anie-hndisd men, with good
Horses, TO complete the Bedford Dragon Conpinv,
Ihi, company rs intended for rome guard ami
any psrsous wishing 10 jotn will please call at the
Drug stors Of
July oh 81. n. C. REAMFR
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r OST! LOST!
BA A NUMBER OF PROMfSSORY
Notes and other papers which are of use to any
one hut The suh,crIber
Any person fuding them and returning them to
me, will be lib"i ally rewarded fo- his trouble
Saxton, Bealofd co. JAMES L. PRINCE.
june II, 1861
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Swear Him In

We insist upon it that Horace Greeley shall
be compelled 10 take the oath Of allegiance
10 the United States, or else remove himself aud
his old white coat and all his personal effects,
including HIS pestlierous newspaper, on Of the
limits OF the country covered by the Star Span
gIed Banner As loyal citizen Of :he United
States, and as faithful adhprent to he glorious
STARE and stripes, We demand that The govern
nent compel Greedy 10 leave or take The oath Of
allegiance at once. Our reason for making this
demand is because Greeley published the fol-
lowlngs landeroas, ,disloyal and tfaioraus assault
on our flag in tn Tribune in 1854, and 90 this
dav he has never retraclrd it. W. say again,
let Greeley be sworn IN or let him be run cut
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! TIENTION CAVALRYL

Ia Ihe nrn hers II tae Bedford Caval-
~ company requs ted 10 turn on sturdy
ihr "a Of July here Is mportent business to
be utteuded 10 al that time.
By order of the Captain.
July Jth '6I
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IMPURE BLooDi
cuRE FoR RILIoUs DISEASES.

Liver Complaint Sick Headache &c, This anti -Biliols
Medicine expes from the blood the hidden seeds Of dis
ease and renders all the fluids and secyetons pure and
fluent. clearing and resuscitating the vital organs
Pleasant iLdeed, is il to that aOe TO place
within your reach medicine Ike the MOUNTAIN HERH
PIns" ;hat will pass directly the afflicted parts,
through the blood and fluids OF the body and
the sufferer brighten with the aush Of beauty AMI
health.
Judson's Pills are the Best Remedy in erist-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-23

A FUNNY CUss.-The editor of the Fayettt
County (Ill.) Democrat is some on a " COAX. D
Artenus Ward is not far ahead of him. Thu,
he speaks on a proposition by his Republican
brother that he be continently hanged upon q
tree as traitor without the benefit of clergy ::
"rO BE, OR NOT TO BE" HUNG.
The Observer recommends the forming of a
vigilance committee to hang traitors, and stig.
matizes US as being traitors. We enter our
solemn protest against being treated in this
unchrlstian manner. When we ''shufle off thi!
mortal coil We don't want a coil of hemr
rope around our neck. It's very convenient
10 say the least OF 1T. But, to return to oul
subject
ave would not die in spring time
No, no! Not when the flowers are blooming
and bursting their tender petals to the sun
and the sweet forest warblers greet the dawn.
ing day with the rustic song and cheerful Law
and when the fishes bite so beautiful and all
nature looks 30 gay, and when we have ius,
cast new roller (by the way, don't the inside
of our paper look better this weok than usual p
and just ordered lot Of new type-die now
and leave all these, and never get to wear any
more ''new clOse"-be hung upon a troe-
"For little boys to jser at,
And the noisy rabble In the street to sneer at {"
Nary time! Egypt is great place for Dem.
ocrats, but they can't be raised on trees!
The editor of the Observer never liked us
We have been in his way to some extent, and
now he wants to get revenge. "Thar's what,
the natter He wants to have US killed SO be
can get to publish the tax list : Oh, you scamp,
you csrniverous cuss! You ought to be ashamed
of yourself!
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A FRESH PICTURE OF HENRY WARD BEECH
Err IN HIS PULPIT.-Ths New York CORES
pondent of the Boston Journal writes:
AT half-past ten Mr.. Beecher comes in at
the small door, hat in hand. of the soft beaver
sort. This he filings down under the table,
taxes from the table handful of papers, casts
long and loving look at the vase of fresh
flowers, seats himself in his chair, and COM
mences reading the papers on hand. He
spends no time in what is called secret davo.
ton II the pulpit, but at once turns to the
business In hand. The voluntary on the organ
concludes, and Mr.. Beecher offers the inyoca-
ton The reading of the Scriptures and hymn
follow. The organ and choir are in the rear
OF the preacher. The whole congregation rise
and unite in the song-a sublime sight in
deed. So large an audience, and such mel
ody, sweeping through aisle and chamber like
the sound of many waters. All seem to sing;
and the pastor might indeed feel a lust pride
IN such an audience and such a chorus of
praise. safely through another week - sstTS.
bridge" and "Olmutz8 are the tunes sung.
The devotional exercises follow. The adj
dress to the throne of grace was humble ten
der, child-like and devout, carrying all hearts
along with the voice Of prayer. The voice was
low, the tone solemn, and each sentence was
heard in all parts of the great house, so atten-
tive was the assembly. I" Let US beseech the
Divine blessing" was the opening form. To
one accustomed to hear Mr.. Webster, MANY of
MS peculiar tones will be called to mind in
Mr. Beecher's more earnest expressions. 1t
was observable that neither in the PRAYER nor
In the sermon was any allusion made to the
condition of the nation-the war-the army-
slaVery-or any Of the great topics that now
engross the vast public mind. Ths notices
and comments occupied fifteen minutes, and
then came the sermon
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PRENrIcEIANA The secession organs saw thai
none Of the Southern States can be brought bac L
into the Union against the will Of their people
We don't propose that they shall be- Several OF
them were taken out (if they are out) against
their peoples will, and we want them to come
back In accordance with IT,
Gen. Price 10 running from Fremont, but the
latter has got the scent Of him, and can't easily
lose it
We congratulate Gen. A. Sidney Johnson tn.
rebel commander at Columbus, Ry., upon hi.
having been presented with the famous racer
Umpire for charger. He may have occasion to
tax UmPire's running powers to the utmost
We trust that Missouri will be purged of Gen
Price before the close Of the present month
There isn't room enough for the u g. troops
and the Confederate troops within the limits oI
Kentucky. One or the other will have to quit
soon -
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DENsION OFFICE, JuNr 9TH, 1851.

TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
hPplIcatIon having been made undor tne act o
rants described herein, which are alleged 20 hav,
been lost or notice is hereby given aha
rant, new Cert6cste of Ike tenor, viii viii be Is
sued, If no valid objection shall then appear
March 1856 in the name Of Pc ly, widow Of 6svit i
BradsHry and srented on the 18th DAY OF Septem
No. 45s42 for tsO acres, SIS issued under the set O.
March lass. in the name Of ChGie lopher Doughsrty
and grated on :he 2Ith day of September, 1855
No. sS8l4, for I6O scres, issued under the act Of
nor shlld cf John G, Alexander, deceased, and
granted July 2 lS6o.-November Is, 1851
Msch Gn IN the S sss d s'Rd under the act o
granted on the 2lth day Of June, 1855 ''''
March G in q Sa%s d sIsed SndsJ the sct
granted on the 9Th day Of May. lass. U'OH' 'no
Mach S iGp tb jSo acres ss0ed under the act O
and granted on the 2Sd day OF May, 1855.
MACH lass iOL in ~ bs sc1s 6 ssges 81 unaeT the sOt o
SIanted on the I'd day of August, ls55.-Novembel
No Al $50, for, 1so acres, issued under the .ct O.
March, 1856 the name OF James Pray ard grant &c
on the 2lst day of March, 1861 -Novembor q, 1851
March 1855. in the name Of p WiIrsm % NJ % J9liSs @
A., and John ID. g., minor children of Irwin Bag.
Est' oeSessed a1a sr pted on the 24th day OF May
No ABB for 81 acres, Issued under the act c
as ElEoOd, and grartad the 18th day of JsnasrJ
l8T.-November q, 1861.
No. Is o for l60 acres, issued under the aot o.
Nj arch, 1855 In TIE name Of Alexander Mo- ullouxh
ard eIa6ted@ @ on the 9th day of January, ls58.-NO.
No. S,C68, for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
March, 1855, in the name cf Alexander Mc(luaip
SaG ssansd S lss Sn the 18th day of October, S5No
March, 1855, h the name of Daniel West. And
granted on the l4th day of July, ls55.-Deoember 4
No. s7sa. for l6O acres, Issued under the sct G.
March, 1855, In the name of Hannah widow OF
James w son, aud granted on the a.h day of Feb
Tuary. 1857 = December 80, 1851
No "a $50, for l20 acres issu.d under the act o
March 1855. In tns name of Martha, widow of A o.
ew Mellon; and granted on the 18th day of Ap. IL
l856-December q, 1861.
No. S,S2. for l60 acres, issued under the act al
March, 1855, In the name of Samuel X Jacks Az
ADJ granted On the lsC day O August, 1855.
NO. -, Tor l6O acres, Issued unde- the aot of
March, 1855, In the name of William II TarTanoe
tna Srsnsed on the 18th day of July, 1855 Deosm
No. Il .s+5, for go s,res, issued under the act OF
Septsmber $50. In The name Of Levi Treadw eli
and Ianted Sep Smber 18Th, 1851.
No Sl,ES, 10 40 acres. issued under the same sot
IN tho name OF bel Platts, and granted Move nbef
18th, 1881 -Dscember % 1861.
NO II 81 for l6n acres, issued under the act OF
march, 1861, IN the name of Thomas Johnson and
granted on the 9Th daJ Of September, 's57.-yan.
o. q ZIG, for 80 acres. issued under the act o.
March, 1855, In the name of Polly, widow of JohI
GSsSP Camp, aud granted on the sd day Of september
lSos-January 4, 1852
JOSEPH fl. BARRETT,
oN-I6W Commissioner.
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stand upon the range sr stove, so that il will
come gradually to a boil. When they.ha
reached the boiling psint take them of, 50 ueese
them out of the water, and put them, with a
small piece Of white soap and pinch of soda,
into second clear cold water, repeating ex-
actiy the FIRST process. After second boil
they will be ready to rinse, first in clear and
aftefward in little "blue" water. Have a
towel rack or small clothes horse ready to dry
them on, and while they are drying pour half
pint Of clear boiling water over two large
Jumps Of loaf sugar, which is to be used in
stead Of starch, and gives to laces the precise
amount Of stiffness and consistency which they
possess when new.
To impart the orthodox yellow tinge to the
old laces, put tablespoonful of clear LIQUID
coffee into the starch, or rather into the eaU-
sncre, before dipping. After starching, which
should be done as soon as the laces are dry
roll them up in towels, and by the time the
last are rolled up, If there are a number of
them, the frst will be ready to iron, and nicely
ironed on the wrong side, will look as "good
as new" No rubbing should be used through
out the whole operation.
zOUAvE JACKETS.
Zouave jackets reappear as the season adj
Vances, and promise to be as much in vogue as
ever. They are, however quite different in
style. The skirt part is almost wholly dis
pensed with, leaving a sort of Greek rests
loose, but cut almost straight around the waist
excepting where it deepens into a sharp point
before and behind. A tucked linen.cambric
undershirt is indispensable, finished with small
linen collar or narrow standing frill. A wide
silk sash is tied around the waist on one side,
and gives Greek Turco effect to the costume.
coat-sleeye, ornamented with buttons and
braid, Is the correct style with this jacket, but
many prefer one which will display an under.
sleeve.
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HELMBoLD'S EXTRACT BUcHU

HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
For weaknes.es
Arising from Exoeeses, Habits Of Dissipstor.
Early " discretIor or Abuse,
Attended tcfth SAC FollOtsisg Symptoms:
indisposItion TO Exertion, Lo,s Of Power
Loss Of Memory, DifbcuIty on BreathIn1
Weak Nerves, TrenhiinS'
Horror Of Disease, wafefniaees
nlmnees ot Vision; Pslh in the Back,
univsrsa Lassltade Of the Muscuar syttsu,
Hot Hands, F1ushlne on the Rody
Drynets oil the skin, Euptions on the Face,
PALLID couNTBnLNcE.
These symptoms, II allowed 20 10 on, vkiok this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
IMPOTENCY, FATUITY, EPILEPTIC FIre,
In one Of tohieh the Pdtisnf way Eopirs.
Who can cay that they are rot frequently fol-
lowed by those "pIRKTuL DIsEAsu."
INSANITY AND CONsUMPTION.1
Many are aware of the cause Of their suferInf,
But NONE WILL ooNTEss.
THE RECORDS OF THE INSANE AsYLUMS
And the Melancholy DEATHS br Cosssrspfios,
BEAR AMPLE WITNESS TO rHE TRUTH or THH
ASSERTION.
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNEss,
Rec uires the aid Of medicine 70 strengthen and
Inugorats the System,
whIch HBLMBoLD's EXTRACT BUCHU
tsoarsabIy doss.
A rKIAL WILL CONVINCE THI kcsT sKKPTIcAL.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
lNl TOWN COLLEGE,

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF GEORGE
lFl TOWN COLLEGE.
washington City Corner Of Fand Tpelfth Streets.
SKssIoN OF 1s6I-'62.
FACULTY OF MEDICINE,
NOBLE YOUNG, NJ. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice of Medicine
JOHNSON ELIOT, M. D.,
Professor Of Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
JAMES + MORGAN, M. D.,
Professor of Materia MedIos and Therapeutics
j. M. SNYDER, NJ. D.,
Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases of Women
and Children.
THOMAS ANTISELL, NJ. d,
Professor of Me-ioal Chemistry, TOXIcology, and
Physiology.
J. +. WILLErT, NJ D.,
Demonstration of ANATOMY .
iEr The chair of anatomy to be filed
The session will commence on the I'D of Octo
ber and end in March following. For further IN
formation address JOHNSON ELIOT, M, D.
and 7th SITS. an 6-IavtTOyIr
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~ u SOMETHING NEW
DIsCoVERY oF$N Il,
S THE AGx! Ak8
~ At 2si C street, opposite S
the ThsdfeT.
a. ~

OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Shell and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 roasc In ttro minutes, the fastest
- ftns on vse0Td. Call and see,
The underslgned rec peotfuIly informs his friends
IN the lstrlct and visitors TO the ctJ that he has
rented MS OLD and WELL-KNOwN EsTkBLIsHMK, r
IN most thorough manner, ard mas made ooIn-
plete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any quantity 900 to 500 ga Ions shucked
per day: OCO to COO oans of Spiced ard r ash
put up dally-oans hermetioaly sealed Furnished
In the shell By the bushe or barrel,
PERSONS wishing to have Oysters furnished rsgu-
larly through the winter, et Baltimore prIoes
without fear of failure, should call and make ar
rang sments az once. Freight. time, and money
esual to the celebrated Baltimore sstsbiishmentso
at prices just as low.
TO Suffers.
s,. Canned Meats, Lobstsrs, Ssrdinss, Clans
60. &c. Also, Pickles, Cats1p, Saioas, BRANDY
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and r Tesh Fish, Tur,
ues' Tsrrsnns, Fresh Lobsters. Cod, Hshbat, 10.
kets Always on hand, at reasonable prices
Hotels ana families supplied with ysters, de-
uvered without charge Z. any part of the District
In season, II the money is sent with the order.
MY establishment is open from g. m TO IL at
night, ever dsy, except Sunday, when close at
seq T. m. HARVEY
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FIREMEN'S INSURANCE COMPANY
WASHINGTON AND GEoRsETOwN.
100000.
0hss sofsU @ sfrsa ssd Loxssiasa ss., over Bs.I
Of WaSkinstos.
INSURE HOUSES AND OTHER PROPERTY
AGAINST LOSS BY FIRE,
DIRHcToRe,
SEQ. shoemaker, Samuel Redfarn,
Samucl Cropley, William Wilson,
Richard Jones, John ID. Barclay,
gaoob gideon, Andrew RotEven,
ThOs. Parker, Richard Barry
b. B. French, DIR, q, w, Day1g,
No charge for Policies.
JAMES ADAMS, President,
ABHL 81. DAVIS, SeCTetary. II Q-e
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DJ new style Of shoulder straps has recently
made tn appearance In the army The rank Of
tue oncers bearing them is that Of First or Second
Lientsnant ouf running lengthwise on the strap,
In fts centre, is slender bar wound round win 4
bar OF the same size They indicate the telegra-
phic corps Of the army
IL The retreat Of Ben Mccullough from Mis-
souri, was understood at Ricbmopd 20 have been
made In obedience TO the order Of ths Arkansas
Military Board Great dissatisfaction was mani
Tested stsfhis injudicious and untimely inter-
ference l" #l arsl.ss ~ e-#.e.Il> :
Mr. Max strakosch. who has just returned
from Europe, brings With him the welcome It'd
visit America. DE ar-t rstE
III Adelina Patti recently gave highly sue
cessfui concert In Liverpool. 81 Georges Hall
was crowded 70 such extent that another concert
bod 70 be announced. e Ss'1 einas
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MOVEMENTS OF WESTERN PRODUCER RatJodd
FrsightS There 10 great com plant al the w 90,
Of the want Of transportation facilities especially
by dealers In four and provisions who are anxious
to hurry forward those articles at the present time
The Cincinnati Price Current Of "Wednesday saws.
"The desire to get produce forward In strong
and general, and there doubt that large stoc ks
will accumulate In warehouses of the seaboard
cities before Decem Der, as owners ha We been and
will continue TO be lndsposed to sell at the cur
rent rates, expecting to realize far higher prices
the reason advances. This will place a much
larger quantity of -four and grain in the Eastern
markets by the first Of December than would
otherwise be the case aud leaves less TO 70 ey rail-
way during the winter months; 30 that probably
the case case may not be quite az bad as is ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-10-23

FEMALES-FEMA MALES-FBMALRS,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED, OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
IN Maay Affections PseslsaT 20 Rnsaiss
the Extract Buohu 10 unsS ualsd BY any other rem
PsInfulness, or Suppression OF Customsry kxso-
uatIons. Uiosrated or SchIrTous state Of the Ute
rus, Ieuoorrhea or Whites, Sterllty, and Tor al
complaints incident TO the sax, whether xr1sIng
DECLINE OR CHANCE oF LIFE!
sKE SYMPTOMS ABOVE
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT II.
Take no more Balsan, Msresy, or U.pIsdsasf
Medicine for Unpleasant and Dasgsross
Diseases.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
SECRET DISEASES
In sll their Stages; At little Expense;
Little or no chAnge in Diet; No inoonvenienoes
lt causes hesu.nt desire aud gives strength to
Urinate, thereby Removing ObstT uctIonl,
Preventing and Curing Structures OF the Urethr6,
AlaylnE, fals aud lnnsmmsnon, 90
Poisonous, Diseased, Gad 1ors osf Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who lave paid keary yess TO be cured short
time, have found they we're deceived, and that the
POISON" has, by the Of "po,e nfEl aStgsssssts'
been dried up IN the system, TO break osI IN - st-
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE.