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DRUGs, MEDICINES, &c.
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J. L. W. AKER ny
DRUGGIST.

y. L. W. ID "A ~ Il X, w1sJs6M
DRUGGIST.
MARTINSBUI
Has recently re-fitteo
receipt of the following a...>.. '''sa Is ia
A full stock of fresh and reliable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES. A1aa
DYE-sTUFFs, WINDOW GLASS S,o'
PAINTS, PUTTY, SUPERIOR
OALOIL, LUBRICATING
SPERM AND WHALE OJIs
All of which will be sold on as rooso.,,
terms as the eastern market will afford
lie has also a large assortment of
COAL OIL LAMPS. CHINA CUPS Az.
SAUCERS, CHINA VASES, FINp
PERFUMERIEs, COLoGNEs
POMADES, STERLINGS
AMBROS1A, BURNETTS COCAINE
hENDALL1S AMBOLINE.
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A good assortment of Dressing, Tuck E,.
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lets, Scissors, Needles, Pocket Knives P..a al
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ing to this line of goods 'o'ohg-
9s-He is prepared to fill Physician, nro
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to the latest and strictest rules of Pharmacy
tbe;s The public can confidently rely on havsin,
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DRY GOODS GROCERIES. &c.
BALTIC. OHIO RAILROAD DEPOT.
NART1NsBuRG, WEST VIRGINIA,
Keeps constantly on hand large and we'll Sc
lectcd assortment of goods suitable
for the trade consistingo of
CASSIMERES, CAsINETS, TWEEDs,
CLOTH, PULLED LINsEYs,
FLANNELS, BROWN AND BLEACHED
AUSLINS, BROWN AND
BLEACHED sHEETINGs, TICKINGs,
CALICoES, DELAINEs, ALPACAs,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, &c.
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IRON OF ALL SIZES;
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OF ALL SIZES,
WHICH We WARRANT TO GIVE SATISFACTION
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rTNO THE PEOPLE OF NORTH
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AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
I. y. DANIEL, Jr., President.
SAMUEL RUTH, GenISuperinendent.

NollCE TO TRAVELLERS GOING To
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SOUTH.
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DRUGGIST.

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4 full assortment of
DRUGS. MEDICINES. DYE-STJFFS.
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COAL OIL AND LAMPS, MATCHES
TOOTH BRUSHES.
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS,
OF SUPERIOR QUALITY;
Physicians can rely on having their
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PRECISION, AT ALL HOURS,
And customers generally can have
ANY COMPOUND PROPERLY FILLED,
And all orders as
FAITHFULLY EXECUTED
As If they were present. We therefore invite
all to give us call.
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Keeps on hand and offers to all who are in
want, at fair prices, the following:
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
Yonng Amerlcn slonders.

Wonder Why mother keeps Bridget
home from church 10 work all day, and
says il is wicked for mo 20 build my
rabbit house on Sunday
Wonder why our minister bought
that pretty cane, with the yellow lions
head on the top, and then asks me for
my cent 10 put IN the missionary box 7
Don't | want jcwsharp Just as well as
he wanted cane
Wonder what makes papa tell sncll
nice stories about hiding The masters
rattan when he went TO school, and a.
bout his running away from the school,
and about his running away from the
school mistress when she was going TO
whip him, then shut me up all day in a
dark room because / tried just once TO
be as smart ns NE was
Wonder what made papa say that
wicked word when Betsy upset the ink
all over bis papers, aud then slap my
cars because said the same thing when
my kite string broke Z
Wonder Why mama told Bridget the
other day to say that she was not at
home when Tommy Days mother cal
led and then puts me to bed without
any supper every night / tell lie
Oh, dear there is lots OF things |
want to know How wish | was a
man,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

The adv6cates of nigger snffrage and
liigecr equality are continually asser-
ting that they are carrying out lie Dol.
icy IL the late President Lincoln. Not
only the freedom Of the slave but the
eutrsnclliselncht Of the negro, they
claim 10 have been part Of his program.
me- Our whole social and political
system say they, Mi. Lincoln Intended
should be based upon the principles Of
liberty mud equality with all their cons
'comitant rights, privileges and immuni-
ties, rftkaia distsnefioa d rare or color.
That the men who make those declara-
tions deseeratc the memory of him whom
they profess 10 revere and cherish, aud
whose teachings they claim 70 follow,
let the subjoincd extract from one of
Mr.. Lincoln's speeches attest
81 am not and neycr have been ID f..
vor Of making jurors or voters Of me-
groes, nor intermarrying them with
white people and / win say, iri addi-
tion % this, that there is . physical DIFF
ference between The white aud black
races, which, believe, will forever for
bid the two races living together on
terms Of social and political equality -
And inasnuch as they cannot 80 live
while they remain together, there must
be the position ofsuperior and inferior,
and /, as much as any other man, am in
favor Of having the superior position as
signed to tho white man"
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
CHOLERA PREVENTIVE!
X. 1866. II.

L
- HIS W0NDERFUI REMEDY was discos.
cred md introduced about twenty years
| ago by Dr. 5. Cheopshs, an eminent Egyptian
physcian.
lie had long seen and felt the want OF sonlo
remedy which would strike AZ the root of die.
ease. and 50 prevent much Of the suffering
which the human family was then compelled te
endure.
The great question was pfcscutcd to his inibd
every day IN vivid colorsa he moved among
the sick and dying, and observed the incniciq.
cy OF nearly Nil the remedies then in nse Thus
he wns lead 10 think and experiments and after
ten years OF study and labor, be presented To-
his icllnw man the wonderful ZinFari Bitters
The effect Of this preparation IN the prevention
and cure Of disease, was 20 marvellous aud a.
tonishing, that The most aattcfing marks of
royal favor were bestowed upon him wlso dis
covered III liis name wis placed upon the
Ron Of NableS. and gold medal Will, Tho fol,
lowing incrlpiion--Dr. \. Cheopsus. the Public
Benefactor-Nsa " presonied y him by Che Vice
roy.
cpidenics of cholera, both Al preyeniito and
curative mcnkire, and With tich great success
that II has been introduced into nearly all the
general hospitals or the old world
The old saying that an ounce OF prevention
~ worth pound of care, applies With marvel
l6ns force "a cholera, and therefore my remedy
thstwili protect ~ against this fefgfble diaraso
should beffeely aud pefsislently used,
An patlioiorisfs now aerqe illat tho ciivlurd
poison acts On the system through the bleed.
and that any combination which acts on the
sexcretoiy organs, and keeps them 10 working
order, must prevent a snliafient aeenmulal.n
Of the poison 70 exert ia tertible eiirls on shn
organism. This Is true not only Of cholera, bat
ofneaf1y all other maladies, especially tie dii-
ferenf forms of favcrs.
The zingan Bisters Il Ias, such remedy .,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
DIR. w. III. WitmOr.

ITas been IN suectssfui practice f,,r nuuaisef
Of yeAfe. with the eFlieiiNnee of tbe different
hospitals IN furppe al.p menbrf of he An.
nigilch Medical liistitaie ~ View York. ccptin-
ues ~ attend IA siii ff0fcssisBai tia,z ~ his or
fee 10. azs fiiheit street. pltilha,i,silia.
40 patcni Nesllripes nre ipad df feca1a.
mendcdi shefnmrdlss admipi'iefes hfe tiipse
which viii not ireAk down ibc eppsiileiiyn bnl
rcnorate the system from ~ iniDries i has sat
iained from fninefal ,nedirints ard ieavo the
system in 2 hcaltiay and rsffrctiy cared csn
dillon.
nyspspsu ilis, distfcsing discase aud fel
destroyer of hrnlii nnd happinrsa, aadrfinip.
Ing the COMPILATION and yearly carrying tisan-
sandi % anilihei, grave, caa most eipphaileal-
iy he rnred.
Melancholy, Alteration that state ofAlirra-
sidn and weakuess of tho nstnd which Fpnisss
prfsonr incapable pf enjoying tho pipasnfes or
performing The aHtiss ~ life.
knlrNAfisa, So any tpfmnr condition, chfen.
mic or acuia Maffantsd cinalJlr.
rrifrrsf, or FILLING siehneas, al riitonie ~
stubborn cases ~
FEMALE DISEASES,
radically removed Salt Rhenm anil ey0Ft
descrlptIan ~ alterations Piles and eerUfnat
discBses which haxs bsfica ~ previous faedirai
sliil can bg cured by my ueaimcni aud Do
say all diseases, yes Sos sffinNj esn p. ctfss
bs Wearing my MedicaipA Jacket. which v q
projection b lte lungs Neainsi al rhangts ol
weather in all clinates. Having inVeftiqasrdf0 Tot
vaafs the cause and character ~ intefmitlents
ifeyer aud egpe) Ia al psfts Of the United
Siaias win curc permanently aii etpnic ~ acute
eams ~ agao A nersaus disfatci IN frw dgte.
Cas@s cNrsd 'rifteWf NJ tnye ~ H'aEieg
Rf9oR
Tape Worm thni dread "a tho Iiaunn Family
for wears. eaa BE- trfaoypd with two or three
dosis my newly disrpyefed fcmrdY. warrals
ted in nil rascs. Cnpsuiiats0n 10 the EnFlish
and German Language free of charge. Nh
make yisifs amy dsiaacr II dc1irpd. Way be
addlctsed bt idittf conideutiallyy and Mcili.
cine sent wilh proper directions 70 nny faqt u
ihe countrs.
OFFICE No, 9ae Tilbyrt 81, Pbila
Jnne 7,--ly.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
CAUTIONg

The abose RNmedlrs hsre naw been before
ihr Public many yvafe and ilsriF great siitress
~ shc aiirtlatidn ~ human fnissry. hEs excited
the oapiiity nf yeYrrai ilatfies, Bhs Bsc the
aahir ASFncisic l'ilisss tspf mt isbaIa, qiFeH.
lafs afd advertisements soEefiutes word faf
word, and pui ~ eoftlless c,mpopnds that
dIfappeint the inss spstta,ians d fife rerehates
Ifynn cAHnat purchase Ilgtt'a arrCgpr REN.
rniss nf y6uf Drag esst, take no osheF, bnt send
tbs Bonty direct - y
Dt. JAMES BRYAN.
lssnsallihe Fhsxifian,
$40 Ry8AaMay, View York.
and son VIII reeels, them by rcssra ~ iasil,
poss paid, ard tfur ffeag observation,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
xshnt nrnl.es q rsushel.

The following table Of the nalnbcr Of
pounds of various articles 70 . bushel,
may Be of interest to our readers
Wheat, 90 pounds.
Corn, shclled, 5f pounds
Cora, Oh the cob, 10 pounds.
Rye, SO pounds,
Oats, SO pounds.
Barley, 80 pounds.
Berkwheat, SO pounds.
Irish potatoes, go pounds
Sweet Potatoes, 5G pounds.
Onions, 81 pounds.
Beans, 60 pounds.
Bvan, 20 pounds
GloYerseed, GO pounds.
Timothy seed, 45 pounds.
Hemp seed A5 pounds
Bluegrass seed, II pounds.
Dried peaches, 33 pounds.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

CHAMoMshg. a dccoction of the
leaves kills every species Of insect, and
nothing contributes so much to tho
health of garden as number Of cha
niomile plants dispersed through IT,
No grccn-fousc or hot-house should
ever be without IL in a green or dried
state: cither the stocks or flowers will
answer. 1t is a singular fact, that II a
plant Is dropping aud apparently dying,
IL nine cases out Of ten it viii recover
ii you plant chamomiie near IL
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13


MANuRISG ORcmARps.-It is cus-
tonary 10 place manure near to the body
Of fruit trees, aud there only This
methca iswrong, as q little reflection on
the subject viii convince any one. The
HofkNg Iarmer, has report of re-
cent discussion before the American
Institute Farmers Club, IN which this
point was canyassed The remarks Of
W : Carpenter, wero 70 the point. He
coutonded that the orchard fertilizers
should coyor tie entire area penetrated
BY The roots Of tho tree, which would
correspond very nearly with the space
eeyeFdd by iis branches 10 other words,
that the roofs projected iatcrally, from
the maiu trunks, rs did the branches,
hence the noccgsity of supplying aliment
over fhc entire space covered By the
iatlor. That tI,ese..soots mny be rapidly
benefited by manure, the soil should
30 gently stirred pbpyc them, aud the
fertilizer mixed with Il.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
DalIy Nemsrapers n \. y.

There are now published 10 New
York city seventeen daily Journals,
namcly; The Sun, Herald, Tribune,
Times, World, Journal Of Commerce,
Evening Post, Commercial Advertiser,
Express, News Transcript, States zei-
tung, New Yorker, Denlokrat, AbeDd-
Zcitung New York Journal (thc last
four being Germany Courier des
Etan-Uuis and lie Messagsr Franco
American Of these, nine are less than
twenty-five years old one (thc Tribune
nas just passed It's twenty fifth year !;
and tho ages Of tho Others vary from
twenty TO seyepty.two years The old
est papers IL the city are the Evening
Post and the Commercial Advertiser
their respective ages being sixty-fve
and scycnty.two years. The youngest
Is the World, nov in its sixth volume.
Another daily morning journal Is talk
cd Of. which, ifitshcuIdappear, win take
the place Of the World a the iufant Of
the iribc.s
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
nag-The Alexandria Gaaelle says va

B8-The Alexandria Gaaette says we
are Informed that an entcrprising Yam
kee visited the county Of Fauquier re-
Gently aud succeeded il engaging twelve
OF fourteen Of 9Mosby's men" to 20
North and ride tournaments lie is to
foot al expenses, furnish them with iinc
horses, and pay them three dollars a
day. lie boldly approached Mosby
himself with propositions, offering him
first fifty dollars . day, and gradually
increasing the offer to one hundred and
twenty-five, which, Of course, was de-
olined 8a8
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

How GBpA PEacnA Is OBTAINED.
This gum Is obtained from the trees
shen they are about thirty years Old
The natives Of the Malgan peninsula
aud Bence, obtain Il by the dcstruc.
tion u the trees Attempts have been
madeto induce them % procure the sap
by tapping but the coagalation Of the
gun ii the apCrtures, by exposure to
the atmosphere, makes il difficult to OBJ
tain il ii paying quantities. The ma
tives boil the mass in water so as to
soften Il, cut il into strips, aud then
kDed il With them feet while plastic,
forming il into cakes.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
RargaIns! RargalIIS I.

IA TT. i. REIFSNIDER's, -lOe0 yds. Calico,
~ $500 yds, assorted lateststYles Ladies' Dress
Goods, 5000 yds. Mcn's Ware, 5000 yda Domes-
tics, with ullassortment Of everything sold
out Of large and wen regulasd Store, 1hc
above stock waebongh the late advance.
inducements offered juno 7.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

Tn4iNrNa CuouMDERs.--In small
gardens whore il is desigable to make
the most Of the land, cucumbers can be
trained to trcllisses or on a fence, and
win yield an abundant crcp without oc-
cupying any land except the hill on
which they grow.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

1sg.A man in Hartford advertised
recently that, on receipt Of a certain
sum, he would by return mail instruct
any applicant how to make fortune
His directions were "Peddle cigars,
half Havana and half homemade, as |
did, and always be ready to pick up
stray chicken
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
M A p e 8
NIT R 0 G { hlzE D
Super Phosphate,
Corn, wheat, Potatoes, etc.

Corn. wheat, Potatoes, etc.
Composed Of finely ground carbcniSsed z On ~,
containing over eersay psr cert q p,iospnaiss ls
nSilmsl dissosvcd In Sulphnric Acihs tnisea
v;,b an oouai weight of Dried Blood and other
nitrogenons animal matter. all feducedio
FINE P0 lFD ER,
p.;,a U;a5fy conccrtrdtoa, Efsetice md
Lasting Manure.
III. oreat advantage of this Saper Phosphate
film" over others consists in the iacL that NLL
or n. bsiaq avaabis fhs scii - food for Ftg'g
/, h.eouss on ntirely conyertfd ipto crops, while
,hs Saner phosplate made from mineral plos.
nbatic Guan0 and mineral phospiR'cs, lhs'eAa
N from, bones, are asaiablc only e ~ ef,s,t
that they have been repdsrea sol'nie ~ NY NY
tions according TO Prof yoslcker aud othtr
birb authority, being in too iasc'gbie coiiai-
tion n he Of any value 10 the crop.
This fertilizer has been sneccs.iuilt ussu
throughout the Southern and Nofthern s'as's
during The past ilfteen ycafs. Az.
New pnrchasers are referred 70 our PAM hleis
containing testimonialsfrom prominent Mary.
land farmers who have used Oils PbespiiAte on
Corn, Potatoes, Wheat etc
Mapes Inproesd SpPes-lhoq'''efc,
introduced 1919.
g,.,, barrel warranted 10 contain fram Sir
,-ss {. T,seny-tso per cent. II sotnoie Hi-f'Ao'-
This brand differ. from the Sitrogenlzed des;
vy,bed above. chiefly in the absence ~ Dfied
Blood and other animal matter, and y mgrr ~
pscially adspted for whent en land requiring
esls NE addition Of sol,,ti, rhosphates.
Having taken the General Agency NJ salti'
s,ya f,r lie sale of these celebrated tertilizors
I neg 10 call the attention 81 my friends ana
ss,toussrs 10 the above advertisement.
Being fully satisfied that the composition 2, 81
these fertilizers " strictly in arcofhanre Witn
The fsrmnlss pubiished IN the pafnphleis' and
avs entirely free frnm any adnlteratipn. 'sse
pleasure IN recommending them 20 all Mary
land Farmers who want reliable apdPcrmanent
mannres 49,.
Price, 500 per iOn--packrd IN harreis ABOUT
$50 lbs. each, or new bags LOO ibF. each.
Liberal discounts allowed g dealers, ana
,smphlets furnished IN any quantity, free o.
s~penss. Orders promptly hiledbY
II. NJ. uACD1NALD,
General Agent for
NAPgs suPER-pHosPHATE or LIME 60.
Cor. NeElderry's Wharf and Pratt -.
B4LTTM0RE.
Dealer in Fertilizers, Flour, Grain Seeds etc
. spis-em.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

Why is matrimony like besiegod
city l--because those who are in want
to get out, and those out want to get in.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

When you are in danger from exter-
nal enemies, look OUT, Whom the per-
il is from your own unbridled passions,
look IN.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

Care for what you say, or what you
say will make you care.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

Sort WATEa.-A gallon Of strong
lye put in barrel Of hard water will
make il as soft as rain water.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
Bell's Tonic Pills

Are Recommended as flle most Efslcacieus, Re-
isvinsung and luflgoraiihg Remedy IN The
wDrid.
APaeksga, Price FIye Dollars, viii last 4
month, and il generally saihrieht
IN extreme caFe % Debility aud Impotesce
BELLs EXTERNAL REMEDY,
Ptire Tsro Dollars, sufAeisnt far month, can
bQ raed 10 goVd advantage.
u zfreN srrnzll, 70 che ofgane and. With
the pils, viii Teftofe Mcm " iheir npFmal
conditions.
a Pamphlet of 100 gaScs on the FliHOiiR
on YUUfH, desieurd ~ l.ectnFe and Caution
ID Young Mrp, sent isce, Ton Cents reqnafeaie
pay yoaiagc.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

nY riIOs. HDoD.


nxrnos. Hoop.
HDrownedl Drowned r'~[ [IEAMgr.
One more unfortunate,
Weary Of breath,
RasliIy importunaie,
Gone 10 her dcathi
Take her up tepdcrly,
Lift her with cares
Fasl,ioncd 80 slendcrly,
Young, and 10 fart
Look II her garments
Clingiug Ike cercmcnts;
! Whilst theware cpnstaptly
Drips from her clothing;
Take her up instantly,
Loving, not loailiing.
Touch her not scprninlly}
Think Of her monpfaIly,
Gently and humanity
Not Of the stains Of her,
All that remains other
Now u pure wonanly.
Make no dsser scr'tiiny
Into tcr inutity
Rash aud undniifnl.
Past al dishouor,
Death has lefi 90 her,
Only tho beautiful.
sin, Cor al slips of hers,
One Of Ewes family
Wipe those poor lips Of hers
0oxing 20 claminily.
Loop np her ,Fesses
Escaped from ihe comb,
Iirr fAir auburn isesees;
Whilst wondarsncnt gu0ascs
Where was her homeg
Who ens hcr fishcrg
Who was hsrsaoghery
IIad she sislcrg
Had rhr bfotler7
0f was there a drassr one
sslilI, and o nearer
Yet, than all Osl,ori
Alas Tor ike rarity
OF christian charity
UndeF ihe sunl
o, ia pitifslf
Near shole cry fall,
Home she had none.
sisieFly. hrolherIy,
Ealhesls, 0otheriy
FecliHgs hsd changed
Love, ~ harrh evidence,
1brovn frola ~ e,ninoncg,
Eyen Gods Providence
seraiins esssanecd.
whera tie lapps qviver,
So far "a the river,
With masy light
Froin eindow aud easamep,,
From gagret 20 basement.
slc slss,,l With e,sazamenl,
iipuseles b nisbi-
Tho bleas Wind ef March
Made huf irumblc and fhlycfi
/ nsi not the dark arrh
oftke black ilowiag r.sa
aIud ttom liie's history
Dla,l 10 asssh myxtesy,
Swlla 70 bc lsufIed-
Anyahric, angvherc,
Oa, of the wsidl
Ia ahe plangel boldly
No u,asger hew colllly
Tie cough river raa,--
ont TIE brink ofilr
pisnsc it--ihiak " i,
Dissolute mani
Lave IN 4, drink ofil,
Thea, ifyoa can
Ere her erlimbs frigidly
StiiIen too iigidly,
Decently, -hIadly
smooth and compose them
And hrr eyes, close them,
Staring 80 biindiy.
Drcadf0lly staring
Through muddy impuriiy,
Aswhen wishtlie daring
Last look oF dospairiug
fixed On faiarity.
Perisl,ing gloomily,
spurred " eoniumeIy
Cold inhnnianity,
Burning insanity.
Into her rest.
Cross her hands hambly,
As If praying dnmbly,
Over her breast.
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13

There are nearly six hundred prison
ers at the Dry Tortugas,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
Bell's Specific Pills,

Price 0nc Dollar per Boxi or sik Boxes Tor
Fiye Dollars also Large Boxes, containing
-Four small, Price Three Doilats.
From four 10 ok boxcs afa generally requir-
led 10 care ordinary cases ~ Seminal Weakness
and Emissions, though benefit Is derived FROM
using single box.
In Chronic cases and pariIcnlsfsy when I'm
pptence or G8aisal Debility with Nervous Pfes-
hniion has affected fhr sysiaia,
The Democratic advocate., 1866-09-13
THE DEMOCRATIC ADVOCATE
Jos. N. PAnKa Elitor and Proprietor,
No. 3 CAnnoLL HALL.

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THURSDAY MORNING, and furnished
t. Subscribers At
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III mol pad in advance Two Dollars viii be ,.
charged. No paper WILDE discontinued until
ali arrsaragss are paid, except at our own
sphon.
RATES OF ADVERTISING.
square, sinsertions, II; each subsequent
insertion rs cents; ] square three months
$3.50, six months 50. Business Cards o.
tsn lines, o. less, per annum, So. Mer-
sbs.ts and other BUSINESS men, including
the paper: ~
One.fourth Of . column, per year, Slg'oo y oo
Half a column, 20 ~
One column,
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"Weep no more for me'---Sed the
billed onion tew the cook maid