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Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
The "Protest" Against Executive
Usurpation,

For three years past, the democratic
party and the democratic press have per-
sisted in charging President Lincoln, with
arrogatng to himself the powers of Die
tator, disregarding the laws tramplug uu-
der foot the Constitution and tr transforming
our Constitutional Government into a des-
potism. In .eply to these allegations and
warnings we have been denouced and stig-
matized by the Republican party from the
highest to the lowest as traitors, aud SYM
pathizers with rebel lion. Democratic pa
pers have been suppressed, printing Offices
demolished, and editors arrested and i'm
prisoned for no other offence than exposing
ano denounclng the tyrannical acts of the
present Administration.
BIT it seems that the usurpations and
despotism:of Mr.. Lincoln have reached the
eliminating point and have excited the ap.
prehenslon and aroused the indignation of
some of those who have heretofore been
among his irmest su upporters. A docu-
mont has recently made its appearance
which must, we think, have fallen like n
bomb she!! in the Republican camp, and
its explosion cannot fail to cause an intense
panic in the ranks Of Abraham's followers
The document to which We alluue is the
indignant "protest' issued by Senator Wade
Of Ohio, and Henry Winter Davis, NJ, O.,
Of Maryland, both known as ardent sup
porets Of the administration. This paI er
is addressed to the "supporters OF the Gov
ernment,' and is signed by these gentle
men officially, as Chairman of the Com
mittee of their respective Houses, on the
Bill "to guarntee to certain States Re
publican form OF Goverdment.' This
Protest, coming as it does from prominent
leading Republicans, is Of course FREQ from
the tinge of "Copperheadism'' and is there
fore entitled to the calm and serious con-
sideration of every Republican in the land
as we'll as every Democrat. 1t is certain.
ly one Of the severest scorings which the
President has yet received at the hands Of
any one, and coming from his friends
may we'll make him cry out. Bot we CON-
mend to his consideration the declaration
Of wise man, Faithful are all the wouads
of a friend,.. &c
We regret, says the DmviNe HneNe-
Sence/, that we have not the space to lay
the whole document before our readers II
is we'll worth their persual. 1t sounds the
note of warning in quater whore it has
not yet been heard, We have only room
for the following extracts froim this impor.
tant document. The protest commences as
follows:
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
Executive MANSION, !

Tx tJ q II T. VI INNoIUN' 7
WASHINGTON, March IS, 1864.
HIS ercelie"cy, MichaeI Hahn, Gove'no'
Of Louisiana
Until further orders yon are hereby in.
vested with the powers exercised hitherto
by the Military Governor of Louisiana.
Yours, ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
This Michael Hahn is DO officer of the
United States, the President, without law
without the advice and consent of the Sen,
ate, by a private note not even counter
signed by the Secretary of State, makes
him dictator of Louisiana
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20

Mark the contrast The bill requires q
majority, the proclamation is satisfied with
onetenth {; the bill requires one oath, the
proclamation, another; the bill a'eeltain.
voters by resignation, the proclamation by
guess the bill cxacts adherence to exist
ing territorial limits, the proclamation ad
mits OF others; the bill governs the rebel
States by law, equa'izng all before it, the
proolamalion commits hem to the lawless
discretion of military Governors and pro
vost mar. ha i; the bin forbids ee tors for
President, the proclamation and defeat OF
the bill threaten us with civil war for the
ad mission or exclusion of such votes the
bill exacted exclusion of dangerous enemio,
from power and the reliet of the nation
from the rebel debt, and the prohibition Of
slavery forever, so that the suppression Of
the rebellion will double our resources to
bear or pay the uationsl debt, free the mas
ses from the old dominion of the rebel lead :
ers, and eradicate the cause of the war
the proclamation secures neither Of these
guarantees.
1t is 81 ent respecting the rebel debt and
the political exclusion of rebel leaders
leaving slavery exactly where it was by
law at the outbreak Of tn, rebellion. and
adds no guaranty even of tho freedom oil
the slaves he undertook to manumit.
1t is summed up in an illegal oath, with
out a sanction and therefore void,
The oath is to support all procIamation'
of the President duling the rebellion hav-
ing reference to slaves.
Any Government is to be accepted al
the hands of oue-tenth of the people not
contravenlng that oath,
Now that oath neither secures the aboti-
/ ton of slavery nor adds security to the
freedom of the slaves the President decar-
ed free.
1t does not secure the abolition of sla,
very for the proclamation of freedom
merely prcfessed to tree certain slaves
while it recognized the institution
Every Constitution Of the rebel States at
the outbreak of the rebellion may be
adopted without the change of a letter /;
none of them establish slavery.
1t adds no security 10 freedom Of the
slaves.
For their title is the proclamation of
! freedom.
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1864-08-20
STRAY SHEEt Z
FIVE HEAD OF SHEEP.

|<me into the enclosure Of the undersigned resi- di
mer's Furnace.) on about the first Of July past
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

nsrRopLAsrIc. OR ARTIFICIAL BONE. rILLtNGs
~ tor deoaysd teeth -0a roots spin up asre shells
By The Rooms removed 70 ~ reureeutA street.
west OF Union square Over t00V tcstimonaia
The New York herald., 1864-09-28
uorIoN NorIcE.-rosIrlvE AND PxKEM proRY

EAGNTFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
VELVET, BRUSSELS AND INGRAM CARP.TS.
BY e. ROTH, auetoneer, this day "wednesday Septeu-
Der IS at IL o'clock seiy at the story residence l23
Clinton place. Eighth between Fifth and Sixth
nnes consisting of handsome Brussels and Ingram Carpets
Chee elegant Parlor suits covered brocate and
ood Etagere marble Centre and Pier Tables Lace
Curta'ns. fine ON Paintings Bronze Clock. rich Vases
karor Ornaments Turkish Easy Chairs Lounges
ser's SaHTrcKsT kossEewoop pIANoFoRrE
STOOL AND COVER; COST $685.;
rosewood Bedsteads Bureaua Washs,ands 6pnng and
Ses, Rockers. Mirrors Clocks. Tables Extension Tables
Dos,tive.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

n 2. BURMgAM. AUcIipMEzR ,x,,r
tIAN0fQsfk. rAINTlNgS, sTAIUARY sRoNzks,
DRAINING ROOM rURnIruRE, BR0CADR AND LACE
and many rao and costly Works Of Art and Articles Of
Virtu ct public auction,
This day "Wednesday Sept %
a. the elegant residence No. a est Sixteenth street, be
tweeh Fifth aad Sixth sale commencing ut l0k
O'CLOCK -
Two superb Suits covered with brocade OF the richest
3escrptiou, Window Cartains match the suits
8tagere serried marble Secretary Bookcase En-
kognure Cabinets Centre Tables. Lace Curtains Bronze
handelers Velvet Carpets, Bronze Clocks Oil Paintings
by eminent artists French Line Bronze Stat
ery superby decorated China Vases Mandolin. playing
Gunes.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAEOFORTE,
xhe offered auction season. fully
Fuarantesd Stool Cover, Music Book Stand Canterbury
&c. Hststand Dining RoonOHk BudeI Extension Table,
Arm chairs Sofas Dinner SET cut and engraved Glass
LInen Chsmbers5R Rosewood and walnut Dressing Bu.
xrores 0isce French China Toilet sets Hsr and Spring
Linen Sheets do Pillow Gases. Y pair French Blankets
ysa apartments Parties wishing g attend this sale take
Las Or Metropolitan Hotel leaving at sixieenth street, few
attendance TO pack and ship the goods.
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sAxEs AZ AUCTION.
OALDWKLL. AUorf0NHAk
spLKrprD HoUsRHOLD rURNIrURK

ePLKNDHD HoUaRH0LD rURNIrURK
AND V0RKS OF ART &C.
es1s rssiScsos 2l8 West Feurteenth street. between
ehth ana Ninh avenues sale commencing at l0k o'clock
AsxysH OCTAVE ROSEWOOD PIANoFoRrR.
6koMzR AND ORhOLU CHAEDEL!ERs,
mvRKs AND DRESDEN CHINA ORNAMENTS
AROCADE AND LACE CURTAINS -
L OIL PAlNrlN0S, BY EMINENT ARTISTS.
OAK EXTENSION TABLE.
CHINA, GLASS AND SILVER WARE.
v 6HEFFIkLD TABLE CUTLERY, TABLE LINEN
ROSEWOOD CHAABEk FURNITURE. Louis XIV.
Stfe
SThs comprises OF the richest and most elabo
Atey carved Parlor Furniture offered al public
Een, and 70 be sold without any An examination
Will well repay intending buyers
Psrlos ooulain three elegant fun Suits OF
Tor Furniture rich brocado and satin ood Etageres
6plendd aud costly PArian Ornaments rich Vases &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIAhOFOkTk.
= Stool and Cover, .,.,
SAryed logs all modern tmprovements
q Also . magnificent Of Paintings rose wood
ead Easy Chairs In nns rosewood Centre and
de marble tsp Tables richly carved Velvet ana Brussels
Chamber Salts. in rosewood and mahogany; Bureaus
nArvcd BodsteadA WashstAnds Sofa Beds In nne hair
loh Hair Maresses from ~ to 80 pounds made
Dining Resm Furniture consisting nns Extension
Ivory Silver Cutlery Forks Spoons. &c; with heavy
Gut aud Engraved Glass Ware OF every description.
Carmen In 70 car pack or ship oods for puf
-&hAsera.
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vlza Lncrunn snAsON.

IMPORTANT LsorURBs pAILy-soN aRHrLSMnN
only. AZ The New York nuseam ef Anatomy. SIS BROAD
Parties unable " Atesa these Lectures have
fcrwsrdes receipt Of Tan sy addressing assssA
II Meu xegg Museum - AAAte08
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

EXTRAORDINARY oPPORTUNITY FOR HOUSE,.
a KEEPERS AND PARTIES IN WANT OF FIRST
CLass FURNITUkE. ELEGANT works OF ART AND
AkICLH6 OF vIRrU. SUPERB ROSEWOOD SUITS
LkR 7W YARDS OF CARPET. THE WHOLE COST
OVER $500
H. r. WESTCOTT. auctioneer, will sell this teruoon
clock tho entire contents or house l53 West Twenty
street near Seventh avenue The psrors chambers dining
room library and completely elegantly
3shed with every thing desirable 10 residence
SOLID rosewood Ftsgeres ststuary Tables
two Library kookases one Secretary and BOOKCASE
artists solid Bcdsads over 20 Hair and
prux Mattresses W yards Tapestry and Ingram Carpets
VhAsts OF all kinds French China Crystal Cut and
Glass Ware Silver Ivory aud Cocoa Table Cutlery.
ca talogue At house.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

TRAvRLLERg' GUIDE.
NBw voRK AND HARLsM RAILROAD
Az Tsaiss tcr AieasI Troy ssq s.rA,osa eyraga as.
ascting vth che horA and wesA leavs TwenH sxin
olrsss asCes = lok a. r. 90 Ar =. Go.
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

YIENRy d. MINER, AUCTIoNEER. .-sALEsROOM -
III Nassau street. opposite the Post Office -MiNER q
hon kRvII sell auction, wednesday, Sepem
ber ~ Al o O'Clock general assortment OF Househnid
their 81 Nassau street consisting
sf Rosewood Back anu and Mahogany suites Feather
and Straw Beds Mauesses Velvet tapestry and ingram
srpcts French Plate Mirrors, Lounges dc, &C. an OF
have been removed for convenience 81 sale Also
Imported silver P!aed Ware Bchemisn snd Cut Glass re
,rsp Groups gur~a ko Also. so cases genuine i'm
ported Champague guaranteed represented. Also b00
superior Domestic Segxrs Also eleven Billiard Tablas
made by Decker condition together With Bas
% NJ
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

A J. L. SMITH. AUCTlONERR, WILL SELL THIS
n day, At II o'clock, a No. IL place (Ninth
St sot between second and Third avenues, Plane
11ood and mshosany; Bedroom Suits Rockers Looking
xngsin CarpetA and everything that belongs nrs
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

TInrroN DENTAL ASSOCIATION RBMovBD.-FoR
" . more easily remembered locality Dr. CoLIos, with
the oxde has owed from Bond street 70 the
Cooper Institute M entrance from Kishta street. Dr.
Cotton administers the gaA
The New York herald., 1864-09-28

UOTToN SALE or HANDSOME FURNITURE-Ir
a Brooklyn, b. COLE MURPHY, on Wednesday. =
AUX ococt at 63 Warren SUIT
Srocate GOD Centre Table Hal Stands
Chairs Flor and hante Glasses BrocAte
Cortatns Bug ish Brussels Carpets oak Buffet, Exten
Ion fable and Dining Chairs china Dinner ana Tea Sets
Oiclo,hs. mahogany Bookcase Sofas and Bureaus Bed
stoads Kitchen Furai 40.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
Jackson on Gold Gamblers.

lust before President jackson retir-
ed from the Presidency, he told tho
Hon. James Guthrie of his character
istic method of dealing with men who
undertook TO deal improperly with the
exigencies Of their country. Contrac-
tors followed General Jackson's army
far into the Indian country, and when
the army began to suffer for provisions,
some of these dealers began to ask fab
ulous prices for their provisions. Jack
son was at length informed of their e.
tortionste demands, and he summoned
them before him and attempted an ap-
peal TO their patriotism. He found that
soil perfectly sterile At length he or
dered body Of officers to appraise the
goods, and allow the owners q liberal
profit, and he then showed these own
ers the appraisement. BE offered TO
take their provisions at this sppraise-
ment They refused TO sell, and Jack
son determined that his soldiers should
not starve, ordered the rations to be
distributed, and faithful account be
kept
As soon as the owners saw their pro
visions disappearing, they waited upon
General jackson and agreed to accept
his terms. Everything went on until
he offered in payment United States
Treasury notes They refused to take
them, and demanded gold Jackson
reasoned with them until he found
they were memorable in their demand.
lie then ordered file Of soldiers to be
detailed, two of them with axes, to
place the unpatFiotic owners on the
hatbOats on which their goods had been
stored. General jackson said that after
he had placed them on the boats, he
made what he told them was his last
appeal, and at the last moment they
consented to take the Treasury notes
He paused at this part Of the state
ment until Mr.. Guthrie asked him what
he intended to do in case of a persist
ent refusal The old patriot replied
that he would have ordered the two
soldiers armed with axes to cut the
cables, and the fellows on board might
have Heated to he'll or Texas, he would
not have cared which" He said "a
man who would not trust his country
when engaged in wsr was not TT to
live We heartily say amen to Old
Hickory 5 patriotic sentiment We re-
greet that he Is not here now, 70 pack
unpatriotic currency gamblers on flat
boats and float them eff 70 unknown
shores -LoMsyills Press
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES.

From eight 70 twenty years standing, With names
known 70 science snd ems.
For medical properties Of Buchu, see Dispense
tory Of ths United STATES.
SEQ Professor Devices valuable works on The
Practice of Physic.
See remarks Tnade ~ The late celebrated Or.
Physick, Philadelphia.
SOC remarks nale By IT. Efhram Mcdowell, 9
ceeuTated Ihy-icisn, and member n TO Royal
college Of SurgCOas, ireland, AID Published n the
Transactions q the King and Qucen's Journal
see Mcdico-C hiruTg.cal ReyieE, published y
Benjamin TfEyers, Fellow Of the Royal College o.
surgeons.
See most Of the late STANDARD WORKS Or medicine.
Exrraet BBehu, -sl 20 per bottle, Or siE for 500
SlrsaTErils, lf0 q" so
Inpr'd Rose WAh. 90 zoo
Gr hslf a dozen Of each for Sl2. which VII be
suDcient 70 cure tue most Ob>tDaie eases, II 0irec-
tons are adhered 70.
Delivered 90 Sny address, securely paslSod from
on erFstion.
g8-Describe symptoms IN Ell communications.
Cures gllaTsnfced- Advlcc graus.
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Staple and Fancy
DRY GOODS,

And VII be glad to ses the friends Of the old house.
and others who may be IN wsnt Of good Goods at
fair prices. Els whole stock has been selected
with reference TO giving the purchaser honest ysne
for his money.
bly, known to the trade, viii be in attendance 10
serve those who may cal sad by fair dealing and
polite attention TO his patrons, he hopes to merit
shaEe Of patronage.
~ Remember the stand lately occupied by r.
C. McNAmT & Co.
TERMS STRICTLY CASH.
Mar g7-3m
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
THE AMY Og THE POTOMAC.
Details of Saturday FIghIIns.

Correspondent q the New York Hsrald.
OPERATIONS Or sEcoxD COBPa -4ssAVLT oS
TIE REBEL woBES
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25

Tins New Haven papers say that the
marketmen msy advertise sea food
% much as they please, but If the price
of Gsh and oysters 60 on rising with
beef and veal as they DO, the folks
there won't be able to see food Of any
kind presently.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
DR.. KINGS
Dis airy
FOR
PRIVATE DISEASES.


49, DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
49, last four years Of Louisville KY who
has devoted his attention % the t-eaTment Of PR
yate diseases for 90 years, haiters mself having
attended 70 practice or 80 nsny years. and cured
so mnuy thousands, be Ia enabled to ere G diaeasa=
q prvaie nature, no matter how tad they may b.
rom niuool0us med cal treatment OF nom neglect
Of their own pr. Kings Ifspeussry b No So
Desderick street, between Cherry snd ths square
second story, wnero Re cHres al diseszes OF Pr--
vsIe natn-a.
GonorTnns cured without nauseous msaieinas Of
interference With business.
Sinet1ros OF Old or recent date efeorlsliy eured
ia few days, By an operation which cs1aas 10
paiE, Where = structure exists health cannot Be-
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
ard undernlinas the heslih 80 much.
SYPHILIS, with Al fhs diseases o. the akin. gror.
ng OCT q neglect or hsd tTsaIuant can be etacir-
ally cured ia 2 few dsys.
SEMINAL NsAEsEss.-Psrtculsr attention having
been gwen - tslis dsse, and a. the ccnsaqueocas
growing ot az pr, brought On I'm many cases By Lls
dzsrT7srl7e habits q ncona.daraJa you-h, and eE-
cessiTs indulgence Cf tks passions, . neglect q
WHOM WI Undermine The Constitution, rendering
The SUBJECT UNI snr 01isuFss society, and caus-
ing premature old age
FeIrs-es Who may Re lsbOuug Wiih any dldiculfy
Of the Womb may ress assHned a. immediate ~
LEI
Persons residing shrosi b. writing snd siaesz
Their ca7e, with Zee elei0sed diTet foII y A. kinC
No. g iesderick street, Nashville Tam, VII have
the necessary medicines sent % tner address.
Othce hours nom s O'Clock 10 The morning until
the evening. Apr7-sIkulV
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NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPER,
Pens, Psncsls, Envelopes, ETC.. f5r ale -
HI. L. co.
PREsoRRTI0Ns cAREFuLLY CospOuNDEp
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Asszsoa's oEF1cE, Sscosp D4sralsrs - 'ls--s.zs. !
Be-. Ssshy z. 2. sIa5 "a, 1854

LAA4CA otAkIo AEtL4Ald4 .I4IUaEs
Asszsoa's ozFEcr, Sscasp D1szaf-re - rs,sr,szs.
Hashr5iia, tay f3f 1854. I
IfcQdE TAX.
LlT NE sEXTH sECff6S OF Tf1f act OF
ID Congress q jay 2, 1882 4 9 made TIE dufy
TIE frst Monday q Nay ~ each year - rake
list or return q the amount q ne annual income 10
the assistant Hsae5sor o. The district IN which ~ or
she tesides. The ume having passed, this must
be compiled WITH immedIstafy.
Every person who shsll fsil % make s1ch return
By tho day specified viii ~ lall, 81 Be assessed BY
ne assessor fcecriing m the best information
which he can obtsia. and I'M sFrn case the assessor
VII add TRY per cenrum b the amount Of The
items Of such st
Every person who shall deliver % "a aszezsoF
any tdse OF fraudulent List or statement with iteut
- essde the valua.on 81 hi- income IL subject %
une Of i've hundred dollsrsi and in zuch easB IA
list wiil ~ inside out By ne assessor or assistant
asssseor Gud fron TIE Vaius.ion 50 made there can
be no appeal.
Il lie 8 made the duty OF every person engaged
in sny business, tTade oocupaon OF pr,lsssion, b
take out heenscfor the same, and b. register his
her OF their names with the assessor under rer-
atty for neglect, OF failure 70 do so.
Steamboat owners, brewers, butchers, auction.
GERS, and mauufa"uturers Of any goods, wansa OF
merchandise, made or sold, are requre 10 furnish
hsts monthly IN adtiitou Co ne aTn1al int ard A.
tiiers as Ofttn ~ three times a month.
A strict obSorvsnce Of the law is the Gully rieans
~ which the penalties cen BE- avoided.
Every Information Grd rne fcruns necessary % a
clear understanding Of the law viii b. pr6mptly
furnished on Application ~ the Office of the A~ses-
sog mi Collision, b ing the oiiiee formerly occU-
ped hy .. G. Love, E-q., AZ the Cont House
JOIN MCCLELIAND, Assessor.
nlav 2L-im
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.BLOODl BLOOD! BLOOD
Helnbolds Highly Concentrated Compound
Fluid Extract SaFsapariIla
SYPHILIS.

This is IN afecion Of the blood, end stacks TIE
Sexual Organs, Innings Of the Nose, Ears TErosf,
Windpipe, and ether mucus sTlrfaaes, making ~
appearance 10 the form Of Ulcers. Helrnbo.i' TX
traet Sarsspgrilla puribes the Blood, ana remoyes
al scay eTlzprons u the skin, gyiag 10 the com
VlexloI clssr and hesdtby color II being prapar-
Cd expressly for this class Of comp nt- rs blood
purifying properties are preserved 70 a greater sz-
teDt thsn Rny other preparation Of SsrsaPauis.
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Horse for SAG.

81 TiE FINEST SADDLE HoksE IN
1rFss t. iliesrea bfaltifui haTs j. hsnts
AA44 81 n. lFe yetrs cd, q tfcrc1ghb'e1i -
y ~ cf.srai lof stle ca ressa1efse = ass- For
further il'crlnaiion apply st the Union once.
June t2--a
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-25
HELMBoLp,s BOSE WASH.

Az excellent Lotion for Diseases os Syphilife ma
tare, and as An injection a diseases Of the urinary
organs arising from hsiits q ds parou, U--d IN
connes'ti0n with tlIe Extracts Buuip and Sarsapa-
rillia ia sBeh diseases s. accommodated
Evf8encs 81 the most re-pObs tle su1 rsisale
character vii accompany the medicines.
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Private or Venereal Diseases


OF all forms aud stages, speedily cured and eject
Usliy eradlcsted icom the system. Recent cazes
cured Ia a few days.
II would appear needless here to add ths ir,lpor-
tsuace Of "niPping the evil iB its bud" but hint
70 the wise may he sufficient nor only 10 save
themselves nom misery, bis 20 siield ineir OF
spring from shame snd ruin
How omen j. d the case We see gentlemen drench
themselves with advertised nostrums. After much
loss n pocket and health they sFe finally forced 70
appiy % some sSllliil poyscis1 % ta cured, for
alone en thesediseases be cured properly and af-
fectuGtiy Whenthe habits snd constitutional ia osyn-
crasies are known 20 the doctor who pTazcIi6es.
Otherwise it is leap IN ire dariz 70 expect per
mane1t cure.
Dr.. C.'s Office Is vel arranged, aud persons afc-
ted with these diseases can haze the sirctest Pr
yacy.
lessons Al distance can address him by letter,
descnt5ng tIe most Prcmiueat symptoms, tslt In
al dIlIscult eases, q psrTSBu examination VII be
necessary.
ofdce hours nom s In the morning tli 9 in the
evening. Jan 2t--Iy
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SPECIAL DISEASES.
"a Cherry street,

Where the afflicted msy always dnd MIN eDgagai
WIN the same Ees assidlily, sscresv and attention
to their msfoTtUnes which mas 20 successfully Dis
tnguished hiIn a. a Physeisn n his speoisl dspsrt.
meat Of professional prscnca.
Ir. G0lcInau gradusted az the University o. Penn
sylvanis, al Phiadelphia, 10 1874. Since tGat time
he has giyep hls entuo and undivided attention b
his profession. All
Cls-0uie ard Ac.fs Disarsss,
Scng6s'a, SDigol 18sc|iogs, GrauE,
RldroesJe, Czaga-ital and Aezdslial F5aes0sis,