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CRAWFORDSVILLE, IND Saturday, January 19,1867,

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The rojoliuton ceii-mrlnc Senator Doolittle and requesting .hi in to resign, will !*.« the Assembly of Wisconsin by a \otcof nil tho Jlcpublic&n member?.

There is grctit rejoicing in Xow Orlwinj over tho Supre mc^Uourland tell oath decisions. A pr iTfrt^plbir frum,VcraC'ri«t*y« that the Liberals wo all jfrouml ..that city. occasionally taking eh arce railroad train.'.ami as.-uredlr thepfloplo are ifbirse off than evor ...

The entire Republican delegation from I'ciiliiyN vania united fn'^jTrbteilagaiiSt the confirmation to' Cowan al Mints Lor to A'liMriil.

General Uhwt »ent a letter to the Military Committee, afkincfoMheipuMaee ot law that no officer below thirank,of Golonol Ihiill be promoted until he has pwijedjin. examination before tho rceulhr Board.

Tho army of&cersure asking thaMlia priee of]the raUon Via fixed at firiy eenti, at\i,»re urging the Military Coth'teittefc t« rfcporl a b»H to that effect.

General Slerllrip (Vice's (rionds in St. Louis Intend to puxohaio a handsome home1for him in that' city. Thirty thousand dollar* hove already been raised for that ^urppM).

The KansasIrancli, of the Union Pacific Kanrnad baa beon completed twenty miles wen of K.rt Riley and graded Torty-five miles beyond. The earnings are expected Vo ayorago

SIUI.OW) monthly tor the pres

ent year. The election, of Cameron ii regarded a: a'ecrtain indication that Forney will be turned out of hia secretaryship ot the Senate.

Tao Senate of Kansas has passed ajuint resolution for the amendment of the State Constitution, restricting luSVage to\oya\ men.

The revenue receipts, at Washington. M. f&UVnt off. On Monday they reached the lowest point for several years, ',' ,7

Block the wy radical mem

An effort i» to be toW

bers of oar 1^''™ 5 ftbuses in the suapc State lawe and erin'Ctments. To

^plisli thefr nefnrioua ilcBigns, Jmige Auglies, an'ilnwnglicd demagogue of the first water, kas Introiluce^ a till making it a high misdemeanor, iliVimej' to be punislied by a heitTy fin* arid liti'pi'iaonmeu!, for a member to be absent from his scat. Tlic objcct of thi? high-handed legislation IsTo pqnipel,tlie Democrat members tTr/onialft in Iheir seats' and witnsgs the humiliatiop of tliemselTea and their party. Under no circumstanoo must our members consent to this outrage,, for tre are satisfied that' tfie^ most i/evil/s/i malignity lies at the bottoin of id.' The object.is plainly to plant the i'iet'-of radicalism upon the necks of the majority of the people of the State. Rather than aubmit,' *We advisd "eTcry X)emocratic member tp tedVe tht cabl'tol.

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OLD MOXA, the mercurial governor of the State, sent in lita,message to the'. Legislature on Friday the 11th. A'q as aiSlalCe(|M^ment'i it falls immeasurably below tfie average of mediocrity ^T6dWctioni: o^'tfrat' cliaraeter. Its tohe it of^a- timid,'half, "hesitating eharacter, in whicli the arrant demagogue and scoundrel is nuulo glnringly- apparent. The documtnt in q.u8(iqnjiwas wrilton entirely in the interest of Mosca/i whq is 'the prominent' radical candidate for Uifitwl 'States Senator, and of whose electiop thert is, qertaioly now no doubt. Xn^he .Xtejpublican caucus, held a few days ain^ie, .nomination waa made unanimous, with the eseeption of two members, whose sense of shame and common de-, eency, prompted them to decline voting, thus

Showing by their silent protest their relucjtance to reward with honor, licentiousness jand vice, even though it exhibits itself in ttiigh places. All honor, we say, to these nionj .fwho, although radical in their views, refused fo become participators in offoring rewards lo a public serrant, wli6, for the last four rears has brought disgrace upon himself and he State. Did tlid document possess any uerit or contain any suggestions of public insrest, we would cheerfully gi'vo' it'fylae'e in ur columns, but we are unwilling to inflict pon our readers this last'dfWslon or Moxanliterature, believing that their taste deands something more solid and instructive.

TUB signs of. the times are foreboding of pi days to come.) The proceedings of the f*mp Congress are fast plunging th« country

h.to

anarchy and ruin. Nothing but a bold |d fearless protest from the' people will prent the destruction of constitutional liberty.

SEKATOR TBOMBULL BAP bpen re'elected to United Stated.Senate by the'lUinois Leg. iture. For this act we acoord to the radiall praise. It jp one inetanee where'they re exhibited .good judgment. Trumbull'i ipetitors were dirty Logan and a wretch by name of Palmer, ot tjru.itii yi a jr..

aside ou aceouut^of the hour having espirejl for aho consideration of resolutions. Mr. .Ashley, of Ohio,, on a r|uestion of privilege, introduced a preamble aud accompaTiyinfr resolution, charging high crimes nud raisdcmcanoi on the President, a,nd-directing the Committee on the Judiciary to. take testimony to ascertain if the Uouse should not take action in the premises by impeaching that high .public functionary.' Much excitement' fbllowed the introduction of this preamble nud acporapanying resolution. It was very plain that the Speaker aud other leaders had had a previous consultation, on the subject. The preamble aud resolution were adopted find sent to the Committee by vote of 106 yeas to 27 nays. This unexpected vote, giviug such strong backiug to the ultra Radicals, is regarded as conclusive that it is the intention of the Revolutionist to depose the President. The Senate bill suspending payment to loyal owners of colored voluuteers, was passed—yeas 10G, nays 27.

If every Demdcrat who now takes the REVIEW will each get one new s'u^scpiber, it, will give us a circulation of over fifteen hundre

,• ,i |,TULSDAY. Oct

In the Senate, the bill in relation to the appointment of Pension Agents Kas called -up. One of the objects—and the main one—of this bill is tti vacate the offices of uieu who were appointed during the past summer to take the places of those whom the President rumored. 3Ir. Lane, of Indiana, presented the memorial .of the Soldiers' and SaiSws' lluion, of Washington City. compl«cuiug that, iu the Government Printing GiflBce, soldiers and sailors hpve becu

iremoved)

TUB llilNJIfl DDVIDU/ Weekly B«'lew of the Proceedings of the petition of "loyal, citizens',' of Arkans.-wili»e Qawartl.m»«h~of Ihe-Retfilatlonnry f^TiTciip thc^oU

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to men who had not been, ul the servico. Mr. Howard, of Michfj^ro, introduced a bill to jiay' tjiq. captors, of »leffurson Davis.

In the Roupe', Mr. ,-llandull, of Kentucky, introduced a resolution of inquiry as to the reported massacre of three ofli-, ^ers.and riinety-onc: enlisted men at Fort Phil. Kearney on the 21st of December. Also, to. inquire as to the rc-transfe!- of ue lndiqn business to the War Department. The

The Quartermaster General reports that the number of claims received fur hurtus supplied tho ,UOTernment. ftjom Indiana. is 76 at a cofL of 311,000. He says that there is ui data in bis officer to show the entiro burabor of horses soiled or received for the use of .tho army from tho citiiens of Indiana daring the Morgan raid. Thitcan only be judged of from tho number, of Claim* thus far Sled, and it does not appear that claims for other property leited or recoivod during the Morgan raid have been preaonted.

the overthrow or the present Stato

MONDAY. Government and its reorganization by The only busiues.s of importance ho- Congress. The petitioners also ask Confore tlio Senate was the President's veto of the bill to make the blacks of the District of Columbia voters, und^dis truiy

gross to declare that the twenty six ''loyal States" arc all that are rcquirod to vote the. Constitutional amendment. A introduced^ by Mr.

»cyp- xne bill was passed ovjsr ttt f$tQ Wig&cr '.thanUhe one that passed' "the iby a'vote of 29 yeas to^O ^ftys. "*j Itousc at its last session, which met with The House devoted its time mostly to such opposition from Western members, the President. Mr. liOan, of .Missouri, The poor consumers are hardly thought introduced a resolution to impeach the of. The hill regulating .tho tenure .of .JJ^ttsidonfeo -resolutiW'creatSd"X8tf Ht)®?d-#a» again discussed, and again laid siderable oscitcmcnt, but under the decis- aside. ion of the Speaker it was sent to the .In thie House Mr. Ashley reported a

Reconstruction Committee, as it also con- I substitute for Mr. Stevens' North Carolina ta^c.d,_£. prayiiiou^.t^fjrocouHtrttct tbe-j lteconstruction Bill. The' balnnco of Southern States. Mr. Kelso, of Missouri this day's session was taken up mostly then introduced the impeachment part of with the consideration of private bills. Mr. Loan's resolution, which was laid SATURDAY

foru).of a bill, passed by a vote of 11G htatePnnter. tp 24. That is one'o'f the Radical ways The^ct of the Commou Please Court of amending tho Constitution. They Clinfcn, held in 186!),^ were legalized.

make a bluudor in nmeuding the Constitution, and then attempt to remedy the first blunder by a second oue.

WEDNESDAY.

Io the Senate, Mr. Sumner presented the claim of the New England Emigrant Aid Society for 826,000 damages done their property in- Leavenworth,' Kansas Territory, by a mob, some years ago. Sent to the Committee on Claims. The bills for the admission of Nebraska and ,(J}l°radp wore passed, the former l",*v Mte or -,».-oa,-. tne lat ter by 22 yeas', 11 hays.

In the House, up business of iinpor-1 tance was transacted. A message was. received from the President, transmitting the report of the Attorney-general giving a list of pardoned tebels.

THURSDAY.

It was not brought to a vote. In the House the credentials of Mr. Banek, a Republican from Texas, and those, of Mr. lostor, of Alabama were presented and referred to the Committee on Reconstruction.

A bill to declare the bridge over tho Mississippi, at Clinton, Iowa, a post road, was after an an^ry di^eupsTou passed by a ivote of 101 yeas to 43 nays. The amendments of the Senate to the bill fixing,the future meetings of Congress, and of the bill creating negro suffrage in the Territories weri concurred in, aud the bill sent to the President for approval. A joint resolution appropriating 815,000 for the expenses of the Retrenchment Committee was pasied. Thie Committee sat during the last fall's recess of Congress. The Senate bill to admit Nebraska was taken up and a warm time was had oTer it. Mr. Washburne, pf Illinois, moTed to lay the bill on the table, which motion was lost-r-yeas 41, nays 107., A demand,, for the. previous question )ras voted down as was also a motion to postpone the bill. In the.midst of much disorder the House: adjourned.

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Tn the Senate Mr. Snmner presented a

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Tliis duy was given to speech-making. The House however, passed a bill to increase the salaries of the clerks in the several departments of the Government.

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The Senate passed the House resolution postponing the sale of the Sinlriug Fuud building, and appointing a comuiitteo to enquire into the propriety ,of. its purchase by the State. «!-n:

Senate bill Xo. 21, authorizing the purchase of railroads, plauk roads and turnpikes, under mortgage sale, was passed.

The House resolution for authorziug the printing of 10,000 copies of the message, 3,000 in Herman, was passed.

HOI'HE.—-300 copies of the list of the .stauding committees and the rules of the House were ordered to be printed.

A petitiou- was presented praying for •relief because of damages of the Morgau raid, aud one praying that the grand jury sj'steill bo abolished.

A joint resolution was passed suspending the sale of the siukinir fuud building for sixty days.

A bill to repeal the law passed in purHunucc of the thirteenth article of the Constitution was introduced. resolution condemning the action of

ro'Suffrage Hill i'Jr "the Congress in giving the negroes the risht :d over the suffrage in the Pistict of. Columbia

veto by a vote of 113 to 38. A joint j^as introduced. resolution was adopted giving a construe- ^evtral bills were introduced rc-district-tiou to the Constitutional Amendment

State for Congressional, purposes,

prohibiting slavery aud enforcing its pro- A-resfljfitiou' was passed appointing a yisious. 'i'he resolution was put in the !.^0,mu'jaK?tl°°k

Several- bills registering voters were introduced. A bill to change the times of holding courts in the "Eighth Judicial District was -passed.

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The 'Senate passed the bill of the House to provide for'the future meetings of Congress. It .enacts that ..the first meieting of the next (Fortieth) Cougress ancl of each succeeding Congress, sha|l be at noon on the 4tli of March, unless the 4th shall be on Sunday, then on the /blJowin# Mr.Hendricks, cf Indiana 'saw so necessity for this change, and thought it was simply for party purposes. This was acknowledged to be the,, object.

It was to head off the "President in his appointments and policy. It also passed the bill to create negro buffrage in the Territories. The "Bread-aud-butter" bill.—so-called—was up fjr discussion. It takes, away from the l'rpsideut the flower of appointment aiid removal of civil officers:duriog the recess of Congress except in, certain cases of incapacity or logal dlsabillity, in which,case he is authorised 'to tuspend such officer until twentydyya after the first day of the next mcetiug of the Senate, temporarily supplying the place vacated. If the Senate conin such suspeusion, the President may remove such officer and appoint another by'andj with the advice and couseut of the Senate. In case of vacancies caused by death, resignation, or expiration of term of office, during a recess, tho President can grant commissions, to expire at tho end of the next session of the Senate.

Judge Hughes introduced a '"hill to punish members of the General Assembly for holtiug and breaking a quorum of either House. Three hundred copies were ordered to be printed, aud it was made the special order for to-iiioirp.w at two o'elock. .. i-p .• -w

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...uuueed for the relief ot

Alfred Williams, Treasurer of Brown county, the sate of the county being broken open and robbed of over $1,200 in fbnds belonging to the State, while he was Treasurer.

A committee was appointed to enquire into the expediency of procuring a suitable building for Statfe offices, and chambers for the Supreme Court.

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•i* AVKDNESDAV, January 15.

ShNATk—Almost the entire session was consumed in disposing of Seuate joint resolution No 2, ratifying the constitutiona.1 amendment, which came up in the regular order of brisiness. The Republican members declined to argue it, but Messrs. Ilannu, 6f "Vigo, and Sherrod, of ()range, made speeches of about one-hour each. That of Mr. Hanna was a powerful and convincing effort, and will,' add greatly to his reputation as a sound and logicnl debater. Mr. Vawter, of Jennings, had prepared a speech, which he was'uuuble to deliver, and asked leave to print, which lie was granted. The resolutidD finally ctiine to a vote, under a demand for the previous question by Mr. Bennett, and passed by 29 to 18.

IIObsE.—The reading' of the journal was dispensed with. The Hughes bill for preventing boltiug was takeu up and discnsscd. Messrs. Cary, McFaddon, Douglas and Wolfe speaking against it, and Messrs Hughes, Matthis and Belford, in favor of it. It was engrossed and ruade the special order for to-morrow at two' o'clock.

Mr. Nowton offered a resolution instructing our Senators and requesting our Representatives to vote for the immediate admission of all loyal men elected to Congress from the Southern States.

House adjourned until two o'clock tomorrow.

EXTROHM.VAKV ACCIDKNTTO A (JNITKD STATKS STEAMEH.—Com. E. Thompson, of the United States steamer Mohican, ^tates that on the afternoon of the 30th lilt., when off the Lenora Grands, one hundred miles east of Moranhan, Brazil, the back of a large fish was seen about a cable lengt from the ship, and iuclined diagonally toward her. A few moments afterwards the engines suddenly stopped sleaui was shut off, and a hurried examination was made, but no cause could be discovered for the remarkable result. Steam was again turned on, but the engines could not be forced ahead. At this time several pools of blood wore seen to rise to the surface under the stern. After a few moments it was discovered that a large black fish had been caug ht between the propeller and frame, T'lie shock on the engine was very great, and rendered it hoocssary to stop several times during the ^following twenty-four hours to screw up all parts .of the engine, thus exhibiting the jar it had received. No further inju ry seemed to have beoni done.

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WEEKLY REVIEW-CRAWFORDSVILIK, INDIANA, SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, IS(»7

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TCESDAY, Janaary 15.

SkX/VTR.—3Ir. Kinley prcseuted a petition from colored citizens of Wayno county, asking for equality before tho law, and a division of the school fuud.

Mr. Mason, of Hancock couuty introduced a Congressional apportionatc bill. Also, a bill to so amend the act defining the powers of magistrates iu State prosecutions as to authorize commitment in default of fines and costs.

Mr. Bennett introduced a bill to admit negroes to testify in courts. Mr. Regan, of Henry, introduced a bill to protect fish from traps aud nets between the 1st of March and the 1st of September.

The Cinqinna: Enfluirer^in the follow "Shame

tionarj party in our country has been

Every

but preparatory to a new step A

Measures which they once repudiated and ,8(]0]

accounts of tho

a snake is said, at a stated period, to dis- whloh^the Speaker vainly to

card its old skin, and coming forth in ^'epics -. y-T?'-!'-

new skin of Radicalism, it has moved forward to tho goal of its desires. It is

always so iu revolutionary parties that

the more violent and reckless thi more

extravagant, and audacious, constantly

keep the luad, and that all efforts to coutrol them in their own ranks nuiformly

fail, rind result iu the discomfiture of

those who attempt it. When a revolu

tionary party ceases to march on it is mi-

true to the law,, of its being, and must |111S i,,,t

Way that it respects. Constitutions, aud Uiodiulely, a* the l'ny Dcpurtmpnt lins »lircctail,aU sacred charters, reserved rights and privi- •uAoWm, tob° filed within STImlted time.

least, impedo its progress. Nosn'.di con

the least, the lladical revoltiuonary party HK1T in the United States. Neither, we repeat,

support from secret political clubs and

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Leagues," and its "Boys in Bluo" and

and "Soldiers of the Republic." The

Freuch Jacobins were in the habit of

carrying their measures and obtaining a

majority in the Assembly when they were

iu the minority, by making a raid upon it,

seizing aud destroying enough of their

opponents, accomplish their purposes. Our Jacobins effect the sauic result by

the exclusion of a large portion of the

representative body from their scats, and

by the expulsion from the benches d* others of their most active and formida

ble enemies.. The French Jacobins

were in favor of and did establish-a centralized imperial despotism. This is pre

cisely what our Jackobins are doing and

will accomplish, if there is not brought against them' tho superior force of a eoun--lu.u'rciWo'u. ... ...

and law which the French 'Juckobins

obeyed were thoir supposed party necessities for the moment, aud this is the great distinguishing feature of our Radicals

Both the Americans and the French par

ties which we have been comparing were accustomed to rule by employing the

rigors and terrors of martial law. The,

French Jacobins deposed aud would have no executive that was not thoir tool, and this is what our revolutionists afre deter

mined also to ace'omplish. Their plan is to make of Ajfimn'w JOIIXSON," SO far a»

his fate is concerned, a Louis XVI. With tho deposition of the President

couics a series of measures far more rcvo-

These are the reduction

of the white people living in them, and

the handing over of their political power

to the great mass of negroes who were lately slaves. Then will come the confis

cation of the Southern property and the

execution or bauishnient of all persons

who may have been, from tlieir

jectionable to the revolutionists. As

necessary to effect their purposes, a large standing army will be einplojeJ, under

the direuiion only of those in whom tb

most radical of the Jacobins have full

confidence.

The negroes will demand, or will beput

owing from the New

York r„t!, an earnest Uepulilican journal:

ror the honor of tho count :av

on 0

from the 'beginning steadily onward, as Messrs Stevens, of Pennsylvania, ami by iiu-m i.mii

aj^ain listonin^ to siurli hui^uaue n-i-ry i-iV.-rt will w.\-\v tn -inlt'r th« tiuiu^pent

position they have tajcen has been Spauldinp of Ohio, indulged themselves in I'lrih^ 011 that da\ iUiiy.iiu8ueurod^T,H bo tfMirhcr* of rtVitl In^li 'biiols 'in ilio cumy in'f e-iierially invited to atljml

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disclaimed they have, in a short time, dirfgufct^ susVjridcebhcy'isoniliig' from two advanced up to with unfaltering step, old men, and would have demanded that

In each of their aggressions andusurpa- %ould ho..-d.ec.ent,,at least out^of re- .. spcct to theiv own grey hairs. But it tions there have been conscrvat.ve men in

their ranks who hive hositatcd or refused

jj have hissed down, with

and a

Natio|ia of Hqn.0.ttllt l.

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]esg jCCOrpus than a foreuastle full

to adopt this fresh demand upon their of sailors, cncouraged tho' ribaldry "of party fealty. Hut throwiug theiu off, as these two old men with roars pi hiughterj,

SPECIAL.H0TlCES.r

TO SOLDI Kits AM) SOLDI KI1S* II KIRK. All Soulier? vhr» btivo inatlo upplicHtion throuirb' me, as ngout, for tho ADIUTIONAI. BOFNTY nlloweil ly the Into Coiigrcsi". will vlcn^ocnll.on uxii .at m-of-fico, without o:icb bringing wilh Him any two of his acquainlaiieos. who cnh'swc'^r to hisitlonlity.

Theiiuthnritii'.* nt Washington hstvc decided, jjhat In all tht^e claliu^Xor.a^3itionnl tuiinl.W now ontioiw uiu^t bo tnade iut anil c.xeoutoU.in^triotcunfonuity with tao now 'Tcgihitions niid form )»ro?orir boil by thieOnnby Coinmis^ion, the report of wbioh

,-c,iuly been published.

spoedilyceaso to exist. The truth ofthis has lmvo UUnkji which comply strictly with the .,, ii ,. I new ri'Kulutltms. They nro itlrcnily fulcilnut frmn has been illustrated in all history, from fiicta on tho first Application*, nud arc now in my the earliest down to the latest times.offlco, only wuitin* the ncccss.irxa"wiature.V .. .... Those who liavu nut yet jniulc application for this Consequently, nothing ever stands in Us

bollnty.lvilj llow

r.n litt0 thoir mtcrcst t„ a,. s(.

DTr All clnims of whatever (toscnptu»n.nsa»n^{ tho

Ices, individual liberty, all have to yield (Sovcrnmcntrnithfully prusccntcd am! coiiectuU."

to its imperious demands when they, IU the earet'ully drawn and executed at my uliice.

Also, iteod.s, morttfii^es nnd ntlior ILKMI intr«tiKnts

will it be chocked by any conservative .iuj I'UOTKCTKI^UV .BIU'AL i.m risjis PATIUNT.

influence in its midst. JAM KSC LA KE'S

W. P. HKIYTON. Att nnd Claim A Rl

Office in Warbin^tun Hull buildinp,i.Crnvl'ordfvil!e, (uov^'GGwtLA'Sf.}

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siderations as these are going to stop, iu

There is a striking and wonderful par- Celebrated Female l^ills allul between the Aiuericiin Jacobins ot iVrjwredj'rvni aprexrrijition i\f Sir .A dork, M.JX. 18l!G and those of France in 17113. Each nyician Extrwr,linuni thf.^urrn. .1... 1 ..l._.„„„ ..1 Jhi? inyalunhle miMlicineis un r« li.. in tlx-.-urf 2»?ron dt-c:\j0H tn 'which the natural aud inalienable rights of man. £S5iV.iSl_,«nJ

In each case the first result of the us.ur-

i:N(ilJSH REMEDY.

the female constitution in excess and remove's nil ol«ti uutlons ^ause. A tfpemly euro may bo nlic. |Ctl I.A IIM

patiotl of power Wi»- eUKlDt'lpatiou of it is peculiarly suited. It will, in a ^Imrt time, brins -tti .. on tlie monthly period with regularity, tlic ncyro race. Iyach derives its main I

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CAUTION.

l'hive I'ill« •lumlrt nnt In' tnlicn liy^l'eir.ak' during

., tlio KIKST TIIHKK MONTHS of Pregnancy, a.' they

party organizations. If tlie one nau the are *uro to l}rinc(on,.Mi^ciirrinKe.- but. at nny ythor Jacobins, the other had its "Uuiou

time they are sn In all ('nso!** fNcrvou* tind Spinal Anectlrtn?,

PninJ in the Hack and Limb.'!. Kutisuc on alight «rtion, Palpitation nf tlio Heart, llystcric?, !uil Whitus, these Pill.-! will ellVct a enre when all other inetins huvc failetl ami although a powerful remedj lo not contain iron, calomel, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitution.

Full directions in the pamphlet nroumi each package, which should be carefully preserved. Sold by nil DruRjiaU. .TriceitljibUollirpJrllottl*.-

N. 11.—One Dollar, with Eighteen ^cnts l'or INistage. enclosed to any, authorized Ajjeni, or ,to the Solo Agent fur tho I'nitcd States and.ljriti.-h Dominions.

JOB HOSES. ST Cortlandt St., Nciw Ybrki '"i will insuren bottle, conlaining FiYty l'jlls. by return mail, Pecurely scnlodtr/oui alWbservitioh.

Sold in Crawfordsville. by Mull'ett ,t Ilooe, [llinTord .1 llro.. T. \V. Fry A Co., and nil dealers in Medicinoa. Nov'i-lbOi^.S.Nt.'.

up to demand, restitution for their ccntu- t'een cumpeiled to mouths. All my symptoms indicated! timnlstHknHl) CO^'sUilPTlOX. In fhe'bt'tfiifrilng .. ." ., .. ... ,, or Kcliruary. Mr. Henry Fisher, Treasurer of the tiomsts, admitting US justice, Will allow I Aincricnn ltible Hoeioty.presonted mq ,witli:ii bottle

ries of slavery and the Northern revolu- the presence of of February.

it to be taken. The South will be con

verted into a St. Domingo, and over the

North will exist a perfect reign of terror.

These measures and determinations of

our revolutions appear in the sayings

of the most ultra, aud flow quite uaturally

from the past history and the present attitude of tlie party.

But what can be done to arrest them?

is the earnestjaud practical query, since

the Constitution and laws that wc now

have for our protection arc to bo render

ed null and void. Shall we, seeing the rapids not far below ns, and the awful cataract beneath, sit idly or quietly by,' and submit.to the impending doom? Or shall we combat the revolutionist jpartv that is resolved on our destruction with the only*' weapons that history teaches Is efficacious or of any account, to procure a

favorable result?

cnn

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-(j'3)I:! •)'.!' /[oiv iis.'-lfjlic,^!!' 1

il'Ht f.t-.-n

Li (Jin*1 t'li

MX-

•'The wonderful procress of Meiiical Scicneo during tliopust six yenrsonly. makes it possible fir tlVc eoiiseier.tious Pbysieian todcolnro, lioiv, that (IONSI MITION is as CKIITJ»1K1.Y'C11IKII ns Interluittelit Kcvor and as' CEIITJAISI.V i,'ia:vKNTKii JLS jip."11

iMJl KINC'S J#, ^-PREPARED PRESCRIPTION^ ii' MADE FKOM TIJK rKESCllimON OF 1 BCT. Chan. B, Klug, M. !., LL. I,, AT.,

KOB THE TKEVKNTION ASP t'HE OP

CON-SUMPTION,

(IX ITS MOST ADVANCED STAOKS.) I for the Kadical Cure of ASTHMA. HKONCHITIS (/ATAUItli. aud nil ntfoctions of the LVN(»S.

THROAT, and AIU PASSAOKS: for (Jenorftl nnd SpcciiU Derangements of theNKKVOOtS SVSTKM:' for Disiordorsof tho BLOOD: rnnl for nil Functional Disorder* of the Stomach nnl Howe)?.

Himmediately incruiutcH the Mtrenmh nnd deepens tho color of the pnle blood, It snbducsthe Chills and Kcyor. and diminishe# the Expectoration. It cheeks the night sweats, always, in frmn even'to fourteen days. The appetite is at onro invicotated, nnd thepntient rapidly «4ins^esli .thc crtn^h.'nnd the difficult breathing-

The PK1CSCKIPT10X should be

lutionary than any we have vet secu. I easu wherethe Physician prescribes "Coi'i.ll .Mix- I I'OK I [{I!1',(| I IA lillll'.s,

law. Sleeplessness, Dyspepsia, Siitir Stomach, "Heart Harm" Oppression or Sinking of thc h'tbmnoll before or afur eating, Constipation. IteiuitlQilt Kcver. ic,, AO.. and KSPKCIAI.I.V in all KeuiiilirlJiHir-|considered ders or Uterine Irregularities, such as Dillicult. Painful, Suppressed, Scanty, Excessive Delayed. I reinaturl' or too Frequent Ml'iistruation. .. 1 Hlu tciiicnl. Troui I'nliinIs, &c

our Prescriptions saved my daughter'* lile. and lias saved me hundreds of dollars.—Hov. K. Iluuipli-

Jeys,

past antecedents or present position, ob

cm sell, .V. Y.

'We 111oss (ioil for the benefit lve have received from your Prepared Prescription."—Kov. P. Pore1 grille lilossburg, Penn. "Every one to whom I have reconiinended it has benefited much by its nse."—Her. ('. I). Jones, I(aeine, Wiss. lftlii.K Iloi'KE, ASTOH 1'I.ACI:, N". Y.—In the early part of February. 1HGS 1 was snfl'criiiR from a violuni eoiigh, for whieh I had been treated during six mollthis previously without benefit. I hadOi'ightSweats whieh completely prostrated me. In the evening, hoarseness would eouie on. which would] prevent mc from speaking above a whisper.' I had then had two attacks of bleeding from the lungs. My family Physician assured me Lhnt lie emild do iw, more lor me. 1 growing rapidly worse, and had leuvo business for nearly two

,, of tho PHKPAKKI) PllKSCIUPTIO.V. In a few days, my appetite, (which I hud entirely lost.) returned within a week, my eongh had almost left mo and in less tlinn two weeks, thc.KigUt.Sweats ivfire broken up. Thenceforward I regained strength rapidly. and am now regularly attending to my duties as clerk to tho American ltible Society, in whose »i}iploymuut I have bceirnihe yuiirt, 1 jim no* ing good health. Yoti'r Pimsc'itriTiON' ellecteJ a

I'UKK, when my friends despaired of my rccuvory. TllOS. J. C'OXCiliK,. "I have had Nervous or Spasmodic Asthma for eleven years. During the last six years I have never liad an uninterrupted night's rest. It often syemeii tmnc that I would dio bel'nro I eould £Ot nir-into my lungs. 1 suffered so greatly from 'shortness of breath,' that I w:is compelled to take fruqiiont rests iu walking from my residence to my pine it of business.' "Tlio night'before I obtained the 'Prepared I'reseription.' wastlie worst I evur phssud. On obtaining the remedy, I took a tuuspoonful at noon and

oiont IWIMIUMI. West kin's* Nijihtiy, Dail. Scxnnl Wi'akncH.^, Ifitpulonr •iuvnt/t' tli

rceovercja my strength nnd

I hare noir com pi tidy Tiril*. nod tta not At ull nfUictcd with' 'nbgrmc^it of I breoib.' alxull be ctad to havo nuy one nfUicted with Aftllina, cnll and *cu inc.—EZRA (J. liANUliOS .Xo. 334 Fourth ut,. N.

Tho *-l'KBPABlD^'SERCtllTlOy*1 is put up inJL & bottle. And is sold by )Jruj?ciit: irent-rally, or ordcis may be fiddr^^ed to thu *olo pniprietor^, 0S4'.IK(^ MOStSA tounliuifll Ht,t A, v, Coniukatiun free. A Wrculnr containing particglord of ninny eiucM auccc^ifully trcntod. will bu tern, free, I mail, to all who will write far it,

Sold in Cmwfordavilleby Motrvft A Boo'e nnd llfrf-* lord it brother. luuvU-JLflHa'^V

icr!rs9iT

•i 3 *. nW

Tcaclicrs' Institute. !Exlrflct oi Letter from Tlir Mnntsfoinorv C..iin!y Tniclu-r In -titii*.'* «il! l'!:n\ ihknck, \Ih.. M:iy IS, UM lu-l.l at CrawfiTdKviUi*. i.n-Momlit :l!n. .1 :ti CrhiioN Un-X^ ||H: In lit pii.Vltitf h:n lit'On irouWeil

Itjouuatp pyosn isotti sb na.\i sti pyjapuow 1BOUI oqi ^ipaiqnopnn Bt put) 'UIJOJ ptnbil 'i ut .CitouiDa^ utiqi Bsa\ Sntqiou BI qotqw I 'Xnuduioj Stiuniorcjmrun ni-n.ws aqi .fq pa -jSdajd „'pin|jj opanSttj^j ojiasij,. oq) asp )si»sn OT 'BaDJOj^ oliatiStiiu r/|i jo uoefnjiiajp ^qf BuOp, qqjq.w ^unnoipid I -in ayi'oiGniai oi i.to,i[0 jnjja.wod anjtuu VXJ3))B\ (Batj-joaiji )«aa3 jaq qSnoj^i 'OJII) ct!n ')OoJWi opntu por) qoiq.u tig»(iiiiqoaiu |njt)ntioq )Sp) jo sSnt^jo.w atn/jiudtui oav ojniou jc SAifla oqi SnissajSaplui jCq uaq iBdiautj^\tiitA aqiTCSIIHKOVJV r.v-

E. J.? Biaford & Brother/ ucmm. vpAj n»Hfvino.&uI.i i.ln't.iy

Irrinht t" lmini:

!""1.,,ri'VA'Vr

induc:ing the Institute. W. P. ltltl'lTON. K'ia'.niuer Mrtit^inuori" county.

,.dcc Jii, 3jv.. ». 'twit--'••••

eivs A ,IA 3 i^vjSdnjp Saipmi Xq fios •oS«aniT 'taoJiH a.r!AV U1""S 18 •tnjnidoj,! 'qnztlHOK SYf -ia visjotm»sr !i "OO ay HTFA1S 'IT "O "Ha

UBiiop suo v?dtoDaj no 63)ijig poitnn oqi joiatid 0^ 1*U08 oq llfAi sl^noq otio •0i0![5a oi jinjuij pnq s«jpouioi JO mo nil aoijo futtaip.im SIQI/fq poiooga 'roano 0[qti}(Jt)M0A\U SIKU uavou!} iiom tnoaj saiusgp.iob -V'JO jtunajto'JOJ sioiaudojd OQ-( oi ina\

LIFE—HEALTH—STRENGTH. LIF&-HEALTHS-STRENGTH, .j LIFE--HEALl]f-STRENGTH.

1) it. .15' A I& E') Ia A .13 A §5 31

^])eci lie Pills

jrr

H1KCIAI. Mlilt'i:.

It is the I'd to of every valuable -Medicine to IKCorSTKitFEiTiai. He eantimis. therefore, and seo that tlie letters "T. A M." are blown in the bottle, and that each wrapper bear- the 1'Av' SJMILKS "f the signntuici ul" 1. C. liALliWHN"" A' CO.. "nnd .TOll MOSKS. HTPWithont which none uro (fenuiuu.'

prcp \rucl l»y 1 he SIi«

W.vr. Trotu the

U'lirS A It ANTJU1»K «t Ut

itits .Nn.'JIl, Hue l.-Muhard. I'an

ps-fscriptioti ut' Ih*. .Iiirn IMamarro. (Iu. to th«' Hospital dn N- l/u ih.-i-' htxT^U ur, Ki jOililKNUA.TiO.SU

.(.K^Ti.KMKNi-W'chavcitsi-il the- M'Ki'ii'ii'l I.I.S ,..ribe,lva- I'.l b, w-. Konti S««i.p..s.-.l to beonc year mn.lL-1i..in wit. OKi.aM aKiiK PuKsi'itiI'UioK. uiirtnn „1(lm, in.u i^or l-r.inIs ii.-r.-.-ivuMe. Appriiisoil at several ivnrs pji»». otu |.riv«l«-.aiiiljmHie nine-

1 TV?\

pre!

1 .oilsv11.l.i*. Ky.. Nov. -•».

I rtMM'hiMlihivJay th«- -trvui Luiicastcr.

1k..1OUN llri.i.: \Un*M sctnl in ha 'ti'. for my •ivvn u-«*, OM: im)Zi:n* ymr 4!I:I»UUN HITTKHS. 1. •ihrtvo.^fic^l thein« «nU. tindrthom nil y»« clnhn fof thorn. Ttit-y sirt* rurinr uw nf ('oh«uun'ti..n *t Iomb .• rv A r* Villi's. rSjnecifuUy*

Another -Testimony. Hi.iomiNtiTOS, In... Oct. H. 1 •'•!.

yt.ui JiydnK.fuiy-t). siff.hirc J.hnui .-M'J W}1. .V,"

l)U0$

C[qtsBod ii una ss€o on nt ajtqAv -u' isomiu usss oq ujm Bioojjo poo3 sit itiq 'itiamtjodxo jCJISOO pun

ti|jDoun 'Bnotpoi

Stioj ou 63A|0.\ui osn sit niqi jaqmoms}! •SD8tiosi(j aii uis,.i .totno pat) 'snsdtnoJJ 'suotioajjy loutatjojBuiaj 'so.fg ojog 'mnoii-jx ii^s 'Sutiia.ttg OIJUAV 'Jodutio '6sjnjco(i 'suisndv 'sqtut'j jujig 'tijnjojog 'siuiof panoAts 'siu 'ieiuj 'ut3iBjnafj 'mstituntiaqy tot Gupnnq v'tv aaoiioojip oi Sntpjosav poBit TOifk ssscastp' SaiM0(i0j aq) ji«aq oi,poiin a -jtiaC- SI ii 'ping \njaa.uod siqi jo oouann -nt Sujiuaq oqi oi oauo in pjat.? '3nua2|ns pjoion posntiD put! 'ni^s ^Tiaipani pauivq Ba3n JO. BAuq qotq.tt sastiostp qutiiS osoqi 'tnSpuiiox pno niBjitHnnaq'a ojtqM 'sainutm Aiaj ut paana uaaq BABq S)tj aiidaijil^ pun 'mnjojag 'Sutpuuis 8uoi jo AS|«t^ j-'satrasip qsttiMq oi papaou 'aa.ttod opon3tun jo /ouajotjap oqi satiddnsi 'IUJOJ utiianq oip oi pa iddn pun 'ssaaojd uiiotm iCtuo oq) 'stqi .Cq pomq ^-tnoa uaq.u pun '^Jistmaqs oi nMOuij sitiatp ""-OjSnt injjo.ttod isora oqi jo pasodmoa bi ij •qajoasaj |nji njj jo o3u Btqi jo .Cjaioo tp ~H

hit .Iniiv liri L: \V» iiu sirrai sreifUMil uith llina your (\Mr..n Hit\\v .u.aut (1 Kri»s*0 wlfln.ni »i

.Airl ?ii

fiunturc ICiuis.'ions Sp.»oinl PtM-anjio

sexual •'.IKIIV.TSor or iui|«'oour.v. opfimu i/vniiiuc- WALIIA* l'« (•LliK'K M. v. tuvnt ot'tin- Nrrv«»n Systt-tn U%r:iaii^inu' ?froifl'Serret llahiw and S'-xual,. U-Uisa-

.Seilenli&i.trnd Stuilijii.- (UcupaHons, (iriofs. Anxieties. f.1- rfhnrpver lenil!: tit iiTipair ilie Vital Auiion •ot the lira iu. 1 l.'iirt or .Nervous System, li'eqiiciitU lead lo the most DimrcsMna nnd Kmbairassiiu Di1 urdcrsof the VIKII.K SV-^TKM. Studvuts. CleuMiun nnd l.iiwyers, tlu'relore, ulio are especially liiiblu S tbeso caKiiOfses. sliouM re«(.rt promptly lo III llKliAMAIIKK'.S Sl'IX'll li'. Pll.l.ri.

A Pamphlet. eiintiiiiiiim tnil particulars, with 1 iructions aud Advice, printed in l-'reneh.Jjermmi

Spanish and Iviu-listi, •accompirnfos eaili TTii\ i~ will be soul, by mail, free ,u)'cuat, to any .who will

I jirom

is fleshy.the crtn^h.'nni upeudily relieved th

sleep hecomes'ealni and refn^hinsr. tho evneuatious Tt i» 'vv roeulnr otid'nnifortn. ALL THK (1KNKUAL SYM1'- |-Vflil ^Priridir^l iarfniQl TOMS OF CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, liUON- ljyOJ.i XUl iUUJLLrCLi JLJ1UUO! CHITIS, Ac.. DLSAPL'KAK WITH A. HEAU.V I ... ,L SASTON (siHNfi A I'll)

IT v.' 1IIK KA'I I'HMALK E3I CDV

I TtiKKS.'' -TONICS," Ikok. Acuw. !UBK. Opisixk, TIies,e Drups hre nMeiitifti-AlW'tb'MHitir.'? Ilind

rhey are the reorgan.zatiou of the Suproms Court aud its reduction to a mcr© ited any one or more ot the following Myinpiom*: Nostrums. l»ein^ nquid. their action i?iliic« and ...» .* ,, .. difficult or IrroKulur IJri'Athin?. La:« of'llreath, positive, rendering ^ILOUI a rqliaUe, nutjeer* party tribunal, that w.ll register all the uin.pecifi* for 1 /Ud decrees that may be required of it. Gener*! Debility* Uehility of IVepnancy and Nurs- I nature. Ihcirpoi may

-'.V .. tine. Flying I'll iu's throuith the Shoulders, (•lie'st, by tlie fact that .over luti.mm bOttlc,*ure anoiuiUy sold OI tne ooutlier^ll iaee or I.imbs, Xvurulsia, Xcrvous Uondachc, -\erv- i,v ,i,„ 1,1 .^ ..riiin ....i i,,in«

a N I it a

states to I erritortes, the aisfranchisoinetlt I Uilziness. Excessive 1'nleness. Sore Throat. Drowsi- I every one of uliom speak in the strongest, tertns of

a it is in at

pralsoof their errnt merit.-. They nre rupidlv InVirnr tho place of every oilier Kemule ltnmody. ami .ire hy nil who know iin^hi of fh'in. a- tho I puro-t, Fufeft, urid iii')Ht iiil'nlli)jle preparntion lu tlio. world, for tlio eure of all fc Ufle-coinplaiuU. theTQ-: niovnl or fill otstruetiiiiii of-nature, und th«* pn»mo-'l tion of Health.reyuhirity nnd strength.. KxplicitdirfretiMip^tatinswlien they'niny.h'd u^od.anU explainma whon and why they should not, noreonld Hot be ujcd without prod ileitis* rAVcL* cuntrarT toimturo'^ ehosen laws, will he fannd carefully, folded mound eneh,'brittle, with the written' "ignnlurc of.

SDlKilCK'S I'ULMoNIC SVKI'I* i^ niitricioiii* n? well ijs* iii(*di*inol. aiiil. by usdng th(j throe reuiediei, all'iinptirit ic.s

sir0

iutro-

hrin rntilflv, hn I thlnklhi'V a n«»ud JiUrS. HOUli ,t* CUOTIIKUS.'

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.-i.-ji

Insurance

i! y.-fir |-ii-! i- li.'cii ir.«lacti\o of in.iny

C"EE'Ct'

ro-nll*. Ainsjrtu "iOw •leiutin-' vnt icii 1' tlu

not' the least lins l»ee)i tho I'm.'! (ii:t li^urnui'f! against

is Within t!io p:iM year luunv^ niiilitiiisuf dollms Imv.* ht.-cn hy this mean-. The CiiK'innati ll«»m I a-•.nam'. l.'.uup.m.v has cntsib-li.-hul an }ikM»n»'y

Tht» "CiiK'imtiiti Ilnnu'" i-" nnphntiiMlly :i lern with Wostorn onor^y— OWIUM! hy Wr-lern —ontiUolW'd J».v Wo^TI'in mtrn—ilcV'Unl Wrltcrn i^h-rcsl/• A)l I'li'iuiuni!* .. are p:iLcl «mtin tlio \Wi hciu^ srnt to eastern or oitics—^WO.-UTH

uh.niM

i.lnnUL'xi r'«»r the ncoihu^MC*

that tho Wf

•v,*n 'tuttry'.' a* prompt it

•v h—?t tlmt .cnti ho

Found

.isVi'iA

,h i-...

:n -:i. :n--u y..i:r proi

il: til Lhi-*

I 7

I'l'lu-.v tJto C'ljit'iiniuti ilomo vott liave it gntirant«•«' thiUtltt? dfvr.unt:^ ulrnu-nt eony.'«r h'Vi -i'. or placo humr«. yon will stHl iiuvo :m vqmvuU'tiun ou^h whorcwilh to erect a imvt% lit-u i»r- niu* h«sin»w?» room from

of"W"Sill. ^|,piy I'm lie t.i It. V/lNon, 'Auont.u lv, ln«l.

TAKEN

bv H'illimu

iirs .f Walnut

r, 111 11 mi 11, .'i nu in I ixli una. on ho

.' 1 «-(S. lwn. I iit |., „r Deeembi-I- iMrn. ()i,e e^tray li.-ifer ile-

ilollars. by Thotuiis.l. Wilson an.l Jeremiah

ltd hay.a foOnd wont a inwi en'.'rsotic and ofii- Chadvveek. boloru .Franklin ('onmli. .iustice fur

l"1'

rrln

•aid futility on day of .lanttttry Isti?, I I.'"!':

ti(»n«d'thtOeniul Or^rny Weak" Spine Air ti«»ns TAKEN UP »f tho KyicsN^jiiTiHr'- df 'Iirtck»Oir»t,",l)op^it!s in .... the Trim': "Milky" Oisdiar^ 1'aU-n^ .,r tho rp.lk(,„

_____

Skin with StuiKtMi l, lis'V'V sujd Lip^ I Township. Montuomrry ('utility. Indiana, on ti •U'iuftiwd' leatnrosj UtTPiiihir Aeimr .if the !t. art. day ot^ Jnwuary 1H07. JSoitrny fheep. •-UoHcnhc aiftl-fit nil la-am ol ^yu^toins ariMn« t'.dlou^ to-ivh: »nc hluck. all the rrnt whit* i'roiD Over-1. J'e. Abuses, or Los.s, troin and iraiiM ot I li n-? *•••11 uru marki'd with an nnd or hi on of rur

aTfiP'fit nil .^ym^totns ariin« I „V^Vdiows~to-wh': one' blackVaU*"ihV"rr^V'wliit«. from Over-1, j'e. Abuses, or Los.s, I rout and trail".. ol tiiu marked with an under hi' out of t-ueh tho.tyorvtuis t'ortro. «iuuild oropaoIT the l»:lL oar. two marknd .with lnlu earuesUyailyi^f tK«,lVfi.}i«|oii. and I)ltrei'f0in ,t'. tliu ri^ht ear. the bahinee a-e marlied iu different tuffcriiiE firomf twhuiiptiinmlio Or^nnir AI.l-c-

uy MUd.ad I'luiM. livinsr in Uiplo

TOCAHASI-IKHKA Dnwr.'JII line l.ombarl, 1'ur'-

Ions h.

r.YOS, witluuit whieh none are genuine. I'rcprtrcd hy Dr. JOHN T,. LyOX, 103 f'h.ipel Street. New flavcn, Conn.,twho can lie con*nl|etl 4 either peiaonally, or hy instil, (cntlfving Ptump.) concerning all private disea^''.' and leiuale weaUncssc.J. 'I'riro $lf.V per bottle. »i*^ riold by Druggist* evorywhuc

I ft*

V.. tj. CLAUIv ICO..

jan^yCiijn.i Gcu'l A«'euUfor I. S.and Cunada

Consupiption Curable by Schenok's Medicines. TO CL'HK ft'ONtsL-MI'TlOX, Ilie xyylcm must tie prepared that the lungs will heal. To accomplish •this the liver nnd ^toinneh nm^t first he cleansed and an appetite er^uted lor g«»od whlilcsomofnod* which*. by these inc.lk-ino.*, 'will /jiijc5tcd properly. a.nil good healthy Mix,ft,|nadc thui Ikuildiiig up tlm conftitntion- f'SC'llKN"t'K'S Ji A Mil:

A 1'II.LH

cleanse the stomach of all bilious or mncnu.- aecuniulatit.ns: and. hy lining the Sen Weed Tonic in cutijic^tioii, the {ijipetitc restored.

Wc.dxpoUed from tho syftcm, nnd

^(W)d, wholutHinie blood made, which will repel all' tUtfcn*c.i. Inpatients will take these medicines accofdlnj? ti dit\x»tinn, ('ons«Timptron rory frequently. in it^ last stas^e yjoltU readily to tlieir uctiiin. Tuko the pills freiiuently, ,tu Cioau^ iho liver *nd Auh*M-44»4l«%Miot follow that beciiusu tho bowels arp not costive they pre, jiot required. for sometime* in diarrhiea they arc ucee^Ary^ The tstonuieh must bo kopt^JiuaUltf. anil An appi'tUe civAted to 11o-ir the jl'ulmoufov Arup to act oh the rcspirutory or«an* •*prftpcrfy and allay am irritaiiou.1 Then All thai is required thklngCiS

a permanent) cure is, to prevent Kxorcipc about the room as much ai

.1 I"«H .li'm*.

the

,UU-S. Apmaised at, thirly-six dollars, bv Joel

lionaii)' tlavUi:!Ti)-l.iu.NAHV hVsTHMS. U) use these I and Joseph U. llroivu. before Miitthias Cloillelti r. .1. t,.r sa'd eounlv ou the 10th dny of

these

Pills. Willi liigh respect, ive are Vours most sm- I ecrely. 11. A. liiariiia'urn-:. .M. 1. |.,

ntI est. K. WAM.AfK n.I'HK M. C.

Diug-o and Mcdicines"

id if

•dJJ'ii

-Iw 1 45" 1 If» ill

,t* ii'iw

tr* K'* n't

Books,

•A LECTURE

,)n?t Piililish. d.

Trie

•aled Envelope. rents.

A I.rctiircoii INaltirr, Treatment, nntl KadS* cul. cure of Spcrmaforr'lLO'n',. or £»imnal Weak«ciw, Jnvoluutavv J'inrission, Sexual Debility, and Imped-, imcul.- to Marriage generally. Nervousness, Con--sumption. Epilepsy. an«l Fits .Nh'nfal and rhysical" Jneaparity, rosnlting fr..m Self Abuse. Ae. Uy UOiifcUT J. (TliVKKWKhL. I).. Author of the "(Jreen Uo«d?." .Iu'* ii

Thn world-reiio^fued vauthor, Jd ihi« adttifaidor Loctuto,clearly prqvrd f/oiU fiip oritf xperiQnh)dhal» the awful uoTi^oipfenfees nf "Sett"A luf?* may be effectually removed without medicine and without dan^ reroQH furgic il operations, bougies, instrument?. ringK, or ToiHlials, pointing out a motfe tifcure at once certain and etVeetnal, by whieh every sullerer. no mnttor-whal hu^uudiiivu jryiy'^e^inrTT *curc himself, cheaply. anat'«U»il|yJ -THJS LKOTl'UK Wllil/ PHOVK A IM).V TO-THOL^ANDS ANI) TiHH'SAM)^.

Sent under seal, to any address, in a plain sualed. ..ivojopc. on t4ie receipt of*"iV^dnfs/oV'tSW pft^tage

pdwilllc, cat all the ricbcit. food—lat. meat.' came itamp*. Abt- Dr. l'ulvi-rwell's "Marriage liuid and, in fact, iniyUiing the appetite prnves: hut bet Pr«je -5 ooiitf. tnirticuljir^o ma-tiviite wyJIj 7^ novtf-y.

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