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s@- The embaImery at WASHING,

E&- The embalmers at Washington
are doing thriving business. They are
very fastidious, however, as to the regu-
latiOn of their prices. For instance, they
charge S25 forembalming a private, and
for Ulcers Eve dollars for each additional
higher grade. In this case, at least, lhe
old maxim that war is a grea. loveIer, is
not true.
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Nobody likes to be nobody but every
body is pleased to think himself sonebo y.
aud everybody is somebody but when
any body thinks himself to be somebody =,
be generally thinks everybody else to be
nobody
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EMl.YGHAMGh 4 4 EEDYAE,

= NE Proprietor Of this wcll.Suown and centrally luca
/ ted liuuse, the EXonANGE llOTEL, situate MaI
street IN Bl0Omshurg immediately oHu0site the Coum
hd County Court House especially informs his friends
and the public an general, thai his House is now in
der Tor the reception and entertainment of travellers who
may feel disposed 10 tay0rh with their custom lie has
spared no expense in preparing the GXnANGE for the
entertainment Of his guests neither shall there he any.
thing wuntn- con- his part 60 minister Ia their personal
comfort His house Is spacious ANA enjoys an excellent
business location.
~ Omubuseg run nj all times between ihr Exchange
Hotel and the various Rail Road Deputs, by which Iav
ulcrs viii be pleasantly conveyed to aud from tho
spccliVe Stations in dHe time to meet the Cars.
NAl. Il. kOONS.
Bloomsbury, July 7, lst0
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THE taxes in Cineinnatia are o2,(g fioen
per cent, higher than last year. What Of
that +! we are enjoying an Abolition war,
and the last dollar is not yet reached
"WholS ale r'd p
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Is Specific for all diseases originating in bad state
OF hf bood ar accompanied by 'bilitAspra Low state
OF the system.
Pamphlets containing certificates Of cures and recon-
monjatius FROM Of the most eminent phvsIciails
Cltrgymch aud Others, will be- sent Free to any address
We select few uf the names to slow the character
of the testimonials.
JOlNE WILLIAMS, ESQ
President of the MctrupOiiiau BANK, New York
Rev. ABEL S'rrNENS.
La:c Editor Christian 4 Advocate und Ju.ruaI
Rev, CHURCH,
Editor New York Chronicle
Rev Jnhn Pierpuht, Lew is johnson, NJ n.
Rev warren turton, Roswell Kinney VI d.,
Rev 4 rhur d Fuller, S X Kendall Vi D
Rev Gurdon Robbins, w Il CHISHOLM, VI y.
RCv Sylvanus Obj, Francis Dana 81 ID
Rev. r. starr King, jeremiah Stone, M y
Rev tphrnm Mute, Jr, lose Auto Sauuhes NJ ID
RLv Joseph II CiInch Ahrul am Wendell VI u.
Rev Henry UpAnn, hayes VI H.
Rev G. Hcadry. J r hilton, VI D
Rev J"ln w OlmrSl 'ns, VI, T.. ktnncF, u.
Prepared hy y l. CLARK K COcyCIlsivrlv for
J. =. UlNSMORE, No I1i Broadway New York.
sod by all Druggists.
No Family Sl l0uld he Without it, Only 2j G,nts box
ToR sNj.E
}. p DiNSNONE Nol9l broadway, View York.
) W fOWLE - co No. Is Fremont st Bustnn
And by al druggists aAd Country Struckucpcrs
May IL, l-Gi-l3m
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UP DE G n A r r IS
EYE AND EAR INFlMRARY,
ION the Square, Three Doors from stccle's lote
WILKESBARRE, PA.


FlNHIS INSTITUTION is now opened aud
4 furnished In the most costly style. Reception,
Private aud Operating Rooms are large convenient aud
well niauted. The surgical apartment contains the
finest collection Of instruments in this country, aud
thus his faculties viii enable himto any aud all
emergencies in practice lie viii operate upOn all the
various forms OF BLINDNESS, Cataract, Occluon OF
the Pupil Cross Eyes Closure Of the Tear DuCta, In
version of the Eyelids, ptcrygium, &c, SC And will
trcat al forms Of Sores, Eye Granued Lids. Opacotes
oGthe CornCa and Scroulous diseases Of the Eye to.
gether with all the diseases to which the Ego is SUP
jcct.
DEAFNESS Will treat all the diseases common to
the organ Discharges from Far, Noises in the Car
CatartlL difficulty ofhcaringtotal Deafness even where
the Drum Is destroyed. WIN insert artificial one
answering nearly all the purposes Of Nhe natural.
DISEASES OF THE THROAT.-Al diseases com.
mon to the Throat aud Nose will be treated
GENERAL SURGERY He will operate upon Club
feet Hair lip Glen Palate frmots, Cancers, Enar.
gnd Tcncls, &C Plastic operations by healing new
flesh into delormod parts, and Gcteral Surgery OF
whatever character IL may present.
HERNIA (or RUPTURE)- lie will perform "liabius
operation for he rgdcal (compctc) cure Of Hernia,
this is un1uestionaby perfect cure. and is dGne wilh
little pain. Out Ofmany hundred operated upouln
Boston there has been failures. II having met the
perfect appreciation of all who have submitted toh
ARTIFICIAL EYES.-Will insert artificial Eyes Civ
ing them the motion and expression of the natural
They are inserted with the least pain.
HEMORRuOIDS, Ples. .)-This troublesome disease
is readily cured. Those suffering fromit will do wen
TO cali
pr Up De Graf visits Wilkes.Darre with view Of
building up permanent Institute for the treatment OF
the Eye Ear aud General Surgery The experience OF
more than quarter ofa century in Hospital and gener
al practice he hopes, will be sufficient guarantee 10
those who may be disposed to employ him,
May IL, lSG4.--tf.
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IL. ~ III. n. Anthony & 90,
Manufacturers Of Photographic Mat
erials, Wholesale ~ Retail.
sol BROADW AY, N, Y,

In addition to main business of Photogral hic
Materials we are Headquarters for the following, viz
&ereoScopeS 0nm StereoScopic F,etcS,
OF these we have immense assortment, including
War Scenes, American and Foreign Cities and In nd
scares. Groups, Statrmry, &c. &c. Also, Revolving
Stcreoscopes, for public or private exhibition. our
Catalogue will be sent to any address, on receipt Of
s nIln
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sas- "Sallie," said fellow to eir!
who had red hair, keep away from me
you'll set me on fire."
"No danger of that . said Sally, "you
are too green to burn
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LNATnERl LEATmERl!

HU undersigned would announce, that he has On hand
4 aths Hat aud Cap Emporium, on Vain ST. Blooms
burg assortment of different Kind Of leather, such
uc rHf skins morocco, (rcd aud stack aud laiAgs all
rt which hc will sell cheaper tau be- had elseWhee
ia this market Can and c.mine them lnr yourselves
JOHN X, CLIFTON,
Bluomsburg May -, 1854
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a ga EkEA
=. Q. HARRISON, NJ. y.

NNOULD respectfully inform the citizens ofBlonnis.
w burg,and vicinity, that he continues tho practise of
.HEDiCLFE AND SURGERy,
. nd solicls a share Of public patronage,
ufFIuE. ON hain street, fret house below the Couri
House, Bloc msburg,
February g. lcJJ,tl
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81! $65O,OOO Worth of 81
WATCHES, CHAINS, RINGS, &c.
G. S. UASKINS e. co..

SO Beekman Street, New York,
OFFERS THE FOIL OWING INDICTMENTS TO
Buyers Of Valuab BILE JeWelrv.
HAVING been for long time engaged in the Packet
IL business, ana established our reputation for
promptness and reliability aud posse ssinr grca Ccil
tiles for selling Jeweiry in this way we ar, c"utTcrt
That we can give satisfaction to all who feel disposed
TO patrOniZc us,
&c., To be sold for Dollar each without regard to
value and not to be paid FOR until you know what you
are to receive
Just look at the following list of Articles 10 be soId
for one Dollar each
II5 Watches handsomely engraved, and warranted
perfect varying in price from $40 90 10 Sl2V no each
$50 Ladies Watches, solid Gold Hunting Cases,
S5O Genlemcn's silver Watches 3 90 to Is 90
ooO0 Latest SyIe Vest aud Neck Chains, 50 TO 30 90
1'oVO uemts OallIorhlR Diamond rus, 80 TO 2J 90
A,0uO California Diamond Ear. Drops . 90 10 I5 20
3oOU Miniature ana Enamellcd Revolving
p Pins; Gaa ! 90 to 25 90
Gents ScarfFins new Styles 90 to IL 20
1000 Masonic aud Emblem Pins OUto 10 90
S9Ou Gold Band Bracelets, engraved and
plan, 3 OO IN qD "a
5000 Jet and Mosaic Brooches GO 10 IN s0
|,OOO Cameo Brooches, rich patterns,v very
1000 Florentine and ava Pins, tho real
article, 4 On IA III 90
$500 Lays and Florentise Car Drops 3 co To 10 Oh
o'uO0 Iorai hdr. Drops, 90 too 90
2OOG Ladies Cha1lGG, Jet aud Gold, l5 90 TO 20 90
3u,U Gents rms splendid assort, % to l5 90
iSuo1 sets aules' JeWtlry new styles Il ~ to II CD
1Ouo Gnld fchs, ana SILVER Cases, ) 90 10 10 90
This entire list OF beautiful and valuable goods viii
be sold for one Dollar each Certificates OF all tho
above articles viii be placed IN envelopes aud sealed
These envelopes are sent by mail az ordered, without
regard to choice ON the receipt of the certificate you
VIII see what you are To have aud then il is al your
option to send one dollar and take the article or NOT
rive Certificates cal be ordered for SI; eeVau for
for .! lhlriyhye for 81 sixty five for $40; ana one
hundred for SIS. We will send single Coctr6cate on
receipt Of 2j cents.
C. S. HAsKINs & Co,
BOX i2IU 30 BGekman Street, New York
Columbia Democrat and Bloomsburg general advertiser. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1850-1866, 1865-01-14
A LECTURE.
TO YOUNG MEN.
Just Published IN a Seaied Eauehpe

lRICE SIX CENTS.
Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure
of Spfruatorrhtea Seminal Weakness. involuntary
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rage generally. Nervousness, Consumption, Eplep-
sy Fits Mental and Physical incaparity result
ing from Self Abuse. &c. By RoB'T J. CULVER
WELL, NJ. d., Author of the "Grecn Book" &c.
The wourId rauowned author, in this admirable Lee.
clearly proves from his experience that thc
awful consequences of SeltAbuse may be efecturlly
removed without medacine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, boughies, Instruments rings or
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and electual by which every sufferer, matter what
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vateiy, and radicslly. This Lecture will prove a
boon tethOusands aud thousands.
Sqnt ander seat to any address, in n plain sealed
ryelope, on the receipt of ce;.ts postuge
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l2f Bow'eTy. New York, Post Office Tex 4jS6.
Oct IL 1854.
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BLOOMSBURY SKYLIG 1T,
Picture Gallery.

THE undersigned informs the citizens of Blown
and neighborhood, that he has taken the large room
mt the Exchange Block extending over Barney Stohner
Bakery, and the Bookstore where he has put in
large Skylght. Il Is only by Skylig that good pic
lures be taken especially grcHp where each person
can be taken just well as separate.
He has gone TO considerable expense to make his es.
tlblishment first class one, and be therefore socits
liberal patron age enable him. constantly iRtrodsoe
the modern improvements of the art.
@ Country produce taken in Exchange for pictures
HENRY AOSENSfOCK.
Bloomsbury NOV. ga 1861, [Nsv.
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Photographic Albums.

We were the FIRST introduce these tito tn United
States, and we mmufactnre immense quantities in
great variety ranging in price from so cents to $50
each, Our ALBUMS have the reputation Of being SUI
perior in beauty and durability TO any Others They
will be sent by mail, free on receipt Of price.
LF Fine Adams made 20 order. IN
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NTAVNS UNl0N aOTGL.

Coz and Cos Marke. STREET Philadelphia
THIS Hotel is located in the very centre of business
| and is near the respectable places OF umusrm iut
which make particularly desirable To persons visiting
Philadelphia ON business or pleasure aud the MRnagcr
hopes by close personal attrnioa 10 the wans0f his
his guests 90 make il a comfortable home foi much as
may favor his house with tLeiT patronage.
j. DE HAVEN a son, PrOprS.
John SHOCK LEY, CLERK,
Univ q. l-Ml. u
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THOS. ". MATTSON
NaEArGlkeH gsOgEL.

Nos. 9, II, ID, Is, u Cop tlandt Street
NEAR BROADWAY, NEW YORK ClT Y
This oldcsubishsd aud favorito rcsor, or the Bu.i
moss Community has been recently reited, and
pcle in everything that can minister the comforts
its pRtspGs Ladies and lalic, specially care>
fully presided for
j. centrally located in the In part Of the city,
aHd is contiguous tu the principal lines IL steamboats,
cars, Omnihusses frrrrs, &C.
In sequence Ofthr pressure cRpscd by the Rebel
lion prices have been reduced to
Oue Uollar 0'd fluy (C"tS per Day.
1nr tabit amply ruppIud with all the IuAurirs Of
the and equal 10 at Of any other hotel in ME
country,
Ample Recommendations are onored for upward OF i00
guests.
~ DO not believe ,nuncrs .uGCknen, aud others who
may say the Western lIotrl II hll'
y. D. WlNCuGSrER, rroprietoS.
TnOS D. MANCHESTER
Feb. Is, Icu4.
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IHE Err UVIAN SYRUP

Cures Nervous Affections, Female Compaiuts and all
diseases "f the Kidneys and Bladder.
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IRON AS A MEDICINE
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
TIE PERUVIAN SYRUP

fuscs strength vigor and now life into the syslcm,nnd
builds up an "lron Constitution.
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GARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

Our Catalogue now embraces oyer fee thousand diff
frrent subjects 10 which additions are COZ nuay
being made) of Portraits OF Eminent Americans, &c ,
viz about
100 Major.Generals, $50 Statesmen,
coo Brig.-Cenerals, 1870 Divincs,
27j Colonels, I25 Autl ors,
100 Lieut.. .Colonels 10 Artists,
$50 other Officers, 12J Stage,
IS Navy Officers, so Prominent Women.
$50 Promint Foreign Portraits
5000 COPIES @F WORKS OF ART,
including reproductions of the most celebrated En-
cravings, Paintings, Statues, &c Catalogues sen' on
receipt of Stamp. An order for One Dozen PHI $
from our Catalogue will b. filled on the rec )f
SlS0, and sent by mail FREE.
III etographers and Others ordering goods CT D.
with please remit twenty five per cent Of the mt
with their order.
L. & II. T. ANTHONY g. ca
Manufacturers Of photographic .Mlteri
sol Broadway, New :.
~ The prices and quality Of our goods car fail
to satisfy. [Dec36i-um.
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THE PE 4 UII1N SIRUP

Is srccfc FOR all diseases originating in bad state
OF ~ b""d .r accompanied by 'biSsora Low state
OF the System.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

| Gen J z Johnston, Lieut. Gems S D
Lee, Hardee, Stewart and Beauregard
with q portion of Bragg's staff; Mai Gen
d Ell Hill, N @; @ L Stevenson, Va;
William Bate, Tenn; H T Chsstham,
Tenn; r E Hoke, N c; J c Brown,
Tenn; Loring, Walthal, Anderson and
Lomax, of Lees army Brig Gen VIM
Z Bentley, Mississippi; ] A Sharp, Miss;
e W Pettus, Ala; J Fl Henderson, Ga;
CEnghAm and J B Palmer, Tenn. Ca
pers, s c; Gowan, Ark; Smith, Tenn;
Col Gwitt, Ga; Fl Z jackson, Fl War
rem and n G Tyler, Tenn; j ] FihdIey,
Fla; Shelly, Featherstons, Lowry and
Davidson, of Lees army; Commodore
Forrest, Lynch, and pirate Semmes, of
the Confederate navy.
q Johnston, ia conversation with our
officers, said that the obstacles overcome
by our army were unprecedented in the
history of the world, and that the Con-
fedefates have been amazed at il. Har-
dee said that the swamps through which
Sherman led bis army were deemed ut.
terly impassable BY the best judges in
their army. While the officers and SOL
diers seemed 10 feel their failure deeply,
yet all rejoiced that the war was over
and they can 60 home. The citizens
everywhere gladly hail the approach of
peace. f.e)
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

A bitter controversy is raging in Cali
fornia as to whether petroleum exists in
that State. Some of the San Francisco
papers boldly announce that as many as
a dozen re6neries have been in operation
in that city attempting to procure oil
from the asphaltum of Southern Cali
fornis. They have been successful in
procuring an oily substance, but not
anything that answers the purposes Of
petroleum. The asphaltum was obtained
in semi-liquid state from the natural
springs, experienced chemists we're en-
ployed, and q great variety Of expert
ments were tried, out nothing was pro-
duced Of any value, and, after sinking
large sums of money, the refneries all
stopped business. Not one of them is
now in operation. That there are many
natural asphaltum springs 10 California
is evident, but nobody has as yet sue
ceeded in producing oil or any other
substance from them. This
fact is confirmed by the State Geolo-
gists and State Assayer These gentle
men, however, are bitterly ssssiled by
parties who affirm that there is any
amount of petroleum in CaliforniA, and
that neither the Assaye nor the Geolo-
gista know anything Of what they speak.
They seem to think that the Geolo- |
gists don't know petroleum when they
see it, We know nothing about the
merits of the controversy, and care less
We would respectfully suggest, however,
hat poor people, who cannot afford to
'quander any of their hard earnings,
will do well to wait and see the result |
If the controversy before investing their
unds in California Petroleum Compa-
lies. California is a good ways from
l0me. .~,-.-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Is slavery Abolished in TennesseeY

Notwithstanding the ratification By
the people Of Tennessee of the amend.
ment 10 the State Constitution abOiishing
.siavery, there are persons in the State
who still endeayor to retain possession
of negroes as chattles. A case of this
kind was brought bfore Chapcellor
Shackleford at the last term Of the
Chaueery Court at ClarksvilIe; on a
writ Of hGoeGs corpus, sued out by Syrus
Winston, colored man, to get possess
ion of his four minor children held in
bondage by one NJ P. Jones, as agent
for the trustees OF Thomas Williamson,
deceased. Z The decision Of the learned
Chancellor win be found on our first
page. IL does credit to his legal ability
and to bis humanity. He sets aside the
plea of the defendant that the smend-
ment to the Constitution is Of no effect,
and ordered the children to be given to
the father.
The former Shareholders of Tennessee
die hard, but die they must. They can
not check the progress of Freedom, and
it would be better--for them to become
re conciled at once to the decres OF law
and of Providence.-NashviIie Union
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10
Terms Of Johnston's Surrender.

The Washington correspondent of the
Cincinnati Gazette, gives the following
as the obligation attached to the paroles
of Gen. Johnston, his officers and men:
OBLIGATION rAKKE BIT THE REBELS.
In accordance with the terms of the
Military Convention entered into on the
25eh day of April, 1865, between Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston, Commanding the
Confederate Army, and Major Gen. W.
I. Sherman, Commanding the Army of
the United States in North Carolina, we,
the officers and men whose names are
borne on these rolls. have given our
solemn obligation not to take up arms
against the Government of the United
States until properly released from this
obligation, aud we are permitted to re-
turn TO our homes, not to be disturbed
by the u. S. authorities, as long as we
observe this obligation and obey the laws
in force where we may reside.
Thus each General officer became re-
sponsible for his staff, and each officer
in succession for those under him. In
dividual paroles, corresponding in num-
Der to the names cn the rolls, properly
| signed by both sides, were then delivered
to these officers for distribdtion.
The following officers surrendered with
! thsir stalls:
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

A NEW IDEA CONNECTED WITH THE As.
sAssINATIoS.-A new idea CONNECTED
with the assassination of the President,
is thus broached by the Washington cor
respondent of the Pittsburg Commercial,
who says:
We hear il stated that, on the night of
the assassination, there werein the thea
ter over 100 persons who had direct
or indirect knowledge of what was to
happen. Many of those persons had 8
victim selected, but their part of the
murder failed, from the fact that the per
son selected 10 turn off the gas at Tie
crackof Booths pistol from some cause
or other, failed to perform his part If
the gas had been turned of, Booth would
have escaped recognition. Had Grant
been there be would have fallen an easy
victim Booth did not expect the fail
ure Of the person 10 turn of the gas;
and, after the deed was done, had to make
the most of it,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-05-10

The oath required of Attorneys at the
bar OF the United States Courts is q
strong one, yet it ought not to be objsc-
tionable to men who have been genuine
patriots from the start. There are many
lawyers in the loyal States, however, who
cannot swear that they have given "no
aid, cOHntendRce, counsel or encourage
nIent to persons engaged in armed hos
tility to the United States, without com
mitting perjury. Several prominent
lawyers in Cincinnati refused TO take the
oath. George f Pagh defined taking it
at first, preferring ito wait for the facts
VIM. NJ. Cory threw up his cases in
Court and left in disgust Several others
took il under protest
Now that the rebellion is virtually sup
pressed, we do not see how lawyers, who
have been engaged in it, can ever gain
admission to the United States Courts
unless this oath is modified or changed.
There is not q lawyer within the limits
of the so-called Southern Confederaoy
who has not given aid and encourage
ment to the rebellion within the past four
years. These will be debarred from
practising in the highest Courts unless
they see proper to commit perjury But
many of them have become experts 10
this crime and, no doubt, win have little
objection to adding one more perjury to
the many that have already blasted their
regulations We give the oath in full as
follows:
do solemnly swear that have never
voluntarily borne arms against the Gov
eminent Of the United States since /
have been-a citizen thereof; that have
voluntarily given no aid, conntenance,
counsel or encouragement to persons en-,
gagged in armed hostility thereto; that i
have never sought, nor accepted, nor adj
mitted TO exercise the functions of any
Office whatever under any authority, on,
pretended authority, in hostility to the
United States; that have not yielded
voluntary support to any pretended gov
ernment, authority, power or Constitu-
ton, within the United States, hostile or
inimical thereto. And / do further
swear that to the best of my knowledge
and ability, willsupport and defend the
Constitution Of the United States against
all enemies, foreign and domestic, and
that will bear true faith and allegiance
to the same; that take this obligation
freely, without any mental reservation
or purpose of evasion, and that / will
well and faithfully discharge the duties
of the Office of attorney.at-law--so help
me God.