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- . adelpitia at Lts P.M. U .
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. . loaves PlilladOtpttlit at 4.00 P. M. ( , „
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, . liarriabnit 1 with Expi•oss trains On Wm
I'ennsylvanla Railroad lot nalLimore,Pitts
.., 13nrgli and all pohiti %%rust ,and t ho 1,0.4 i, Mall
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7,00 A. M. wok 0.15 P. M.
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11E READING DAI,LY :FACILE
I.IIERMAN AND ATTORNEY
m. " iv . omen Ni,. 2I booth - Sixth
;.et . All loda or collecting and' eon
„riocilig ( k toile at Mc ahorpest notice.
o h o t consul for Ailminlatratol . a in
tituK up ritateN 01) rcitaonabletoroor r
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.. DR. LOWS Do BARTH KUHN,
rvicr, AND It IiSIDIT:NCH, No. '2li North
1 Ninth otacct, Rending, Po. !deo 3
)It. Pin N STEPHEN.
_ profesalonal services to alto
eltlzonn of Iteloling
()rya 8 I No. gin NOWL'II 151kWIL T.
'ln he censultod In lie Enallahr and (lut e
an languages, at all hours of the, day or
l ot, % o l eo not profeluitnnOly absent.
Ike ti-nualttlv I.',_
H. M. NAGLE,
ll Y6WIAN,
(IL 8. l'ohnlon Surgeon.)
II sti cot, Reading, ru.
( Hun honris—l2. to 2 p. ni . . 0 to 8 p.lll. I .
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13' -W 0 R K ,
iERM AN AN ENGIASH,
Sl[c►.lt'l'ES'l' NOTICI4,,
j OUSE FOR RENT,--A TIIIME.STOItY
f BRICK HOUSE, with tlco•story batik
nnl lint;, ettaata at MI l'ona atreet, he-
Eighth and Ninth, ntiltablo for
quirt% Tho tbli f a Rory 14 alTungeti for u
rnl {r Room, ()ply to
I' RI ZiCill; MU,
80011 Ninth btictit,
MIS MERRY Illilltr3 UMIt I E 6. '
litil,DEN 1,1(11F1' SERWS
FAIRY MOuNBEAM
sINGI NU BOOKS.
11.11'1 1 T: V(liCE`
sABBATH SCHOOL BF,LL
YOU :3.11,E HT
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AT THE IlLeitiliE ILOOR wronE,
Ne, 11 reit'l ,Sfrert neatility, ret,
LUMBER LUMBER 1 1
BOAS & iIAUDEN B U 811,
Corno r. 4th and Sp Shoot.
rkib.vt Combo PIM on ¶(h a., below froit.)
THE HEST, ell EAPIO , T AND StD.3T
ENIENT YARD IN TIIEIuITY
We have constantly on handl it largo
tinent of all !chola of Lumber, which
1%01 tie disposed of at Oil low 08t
Prtce4 In quantities to suit pureittwors.
AUG. t, BOAS. (3) O. W. RAUL) EN MR 11.
14-titi
E CRY 15 ST UAL
111 EY COME!
lIU RUSH CONTINUES FOE,
BooTs AND sHoES.
N. T. AN `
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FASIIIONABIA
BOOT AND SHOE IYIAKEE,
653 Pearl-Mad, Reading, Pa
1.1 AA CONSTANTLY ON HAND THE
1. i VINEST ossorttnent of Fino and licavy ,
No' and Shoes In this city, obi) Ladle's
:1114 Children's Shoes of all kinds. Soo liet of
'•'/(''' and Pikes:
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Men'e snit hoot 4, home made, $3 5 1 ) to VnO
• " kip .1 ' o " 8 (1) " 875
ii(Vg 4 (41' It .4 200 " 275
Y OUtteg .. 4. .. 150 " 2 '45
Wo'lllo4 kip loco trouts, • 125 " 175
IVolocti , s Go*t Polkili, 2 00 , ! 275
Mi ,, cs , .. ~ 14" • .'A 25
Men.' , .; Myth+ i i ' 111
" Pillilltillll 4 i
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Wonivios " " SO
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children'; b 3
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VOlt 5A1,1;.-11111 bo hold nt Vrive.tto
I the Stock of J. ROI/UE:IW n AJMER
'UM% With appurtenntiooP, al, No. 25.5 Point
'I wet. Itemlnig. Sold on occo - unt e of going
into eller tin.6iness. " [fob.%
tr;rTatT i t l , t t
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0.09 per week. Address •
31sreh 6 - 4 11 EAGLE twricit;.
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A SSIG N E E IS NOTICE.--ELI
Al Hecker, of tho township of Maiden
k.veek, in the ec.outy of Mirka, having exc•
ttite.l un it43lgninont, of I►ll , his estate to
.10514 S, Foli, of the same Witco. In trust for
the Isenellt of 11 1 4 creditors; on 'Bth tiny of
February, A. 1).,
`lnolee 14 hereby glvon, that wi ll persons
g M 3141 ostatC, P1.0861,1
HIP In, 10141 4411 personm on - lug' toolloY ( 0 ha" ,
, tme, will niuktl• unioctliato payment to
the underaigne4l. • J°l2/'fr°N.
feb .!`:titw •
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CLOTHES
WRINGERS,
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RARDVVARE STORE
TlllOl AND PENN S7B.
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143 N I E
AND
Bt iLl4 l ,li, FOR. SALE
IMPORTANT TO mAupuasTs
CM
NI ANUFACTOIMRS,
ME
liiMil
ilie outlorbigliefl offer her sale, at re.t.
,fontible ratN4,
ON t)st'l ht s.VIAN(I EN(.IINE
• FOU,B, 11( MSE POWEAL
ON EIMIT-11011SE 'Min; R UP-
R VI HT BOIL 1!: R.
Apply. at the A toLiot Office, or athfreg.,
• u,irivrElt,
.& co.,
itEMSINOI•PA.
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FOR THE 'GOOD ITHAT LACKS ASSISTANCE :! FOR , THE , WRONG TH
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READING, PA., WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, '
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PNILA.•AND READING RAILROAD
WINTER ARR .INILFMENT
A . ci,v' 411" E "1
- MOE lit W' 11711
FIVE TRAINS DOWN TO PIIILADEI
PHI A, pasdlng Beading, at, 7,20, 10.1,) apt
11.15 A. dt., anti-4.2 and G. P. M.
UP TI) POTTSVILLE, to., W.:15 A.
5.60 gild 6,00 P. M.
TRAINS WEST TO LEBANON & HARRIS
BURG.
Westf.9.ll Exprems from Now-York, at 1.0.3
A. M, Knd 1.50 P. M. and 10.10 P. M.
- -
Ilarrlabittic Accommodat inti 'l;talit at 7.15
A. M. and. /scants at, , 1().45 A. M., and
11.05 P. M.
On Humbly, the dou n irai►ts patis Ituailk
itt 11.40 A. M. atml, A.V) I'. and up
ttaliihlqt 10.60 A. M.lind 5.571'. L.
Tho 1.25 I'. M. iloa 1 , and 10.50 A. M. up
I
t
run only bola eon Philadelphia and It 4 qt.t.
lug.
Up tralua leave Philadelphia for Reading,
liarrhilitirg and Poltsvilio at 7.30 and 8,15
A. hi t IY. i 0 noon, and 3.30 I'. M., and at 4.45
J'. N. tor lteadim:r only. The 8.15 A. M. t falu
connects with tralto for Tamaqua, Wil
liamsport, - Elmira, :Ungar% and
Canada.
The 8.15 A. M.,ststsl:l.3o I'. M. up trains It on
l'Ill!sulolpItht, and 10.35 A, M., foul 4:20 M
Abwn•ttßtlba,stop only stt, piiuctiotl to
t lona bolow Heading.
Heading Accomunitiatiun Train: Loaves
Reading at 7.30 returning z froin Phil
adelphia at }.151'. M.
Tim vowitowit nv,commodtion train
leaves Pottstown at 0.14 A, M. it:turning
leaves Philadelphia at 4.00 P. M.
Thu Western Express trains 'connect, at
llarrisbnift with Express trains on the
Pennsylvania Railroad lot ilalLimore,Pitt.9-
berg Ix and all polnti West ,anil the 10.4 c,
train councetv, at. Harrisburg ,tor Pitts.
burgh, Lanciteter,Cliainbersburg, Sunbury,
&wanton, Pittston, IV
pert, Lock Haven, Bluth a and (he Cana.
diet.
Passenger trains leave tippet: Depot for
Ephrata, bitiz, Colin:11)1a and Lancaster at
7,00 A. M. and 0.15 I'.ll.
Through First-Chem Coupon Tickets and
Emigrants' ttckotu at reduced Fared, to all
t prjnetpiti points In the North,lVest anti
the Canada&
COMMUTATIO2C . PIOKETS,9
with '2O • Coupons, at 25 per cunt. die.
count., between any points desired.
ItIf.I,IUUE TIVKETB,
'Good tor, 2 . 000 tolloa, between MI }rotate,
at, 4:4 04) -for families ontl bllBilloB3llrme.
SEASON TICKETS,
(lova toe the holder only, for 9, 0, p 0,11,1
Inoatll4, between all points, at reduced
Fared, School Season Tloket
lefi3 than the above.
Jr4v : PamengerB will take tho Expresa
trains West tit he UPPER DEPOT, and all
other Mani; at the LOWER or OLD
DE POT.
100 pounds Baggage allowed each passen
ger. , •
Passengers are requested to purchase
theft ticketa before entering the ears, as
higher fares are charged it paid In the
cars.
Excurrilon Ticket°, good for 6110 day, by
1.30 A. M. Accommodation Train. to Phi(
adelphia, and return, at in 65 each.
U. A. 241C01.1,5,
Nay 23J Ueneral Superintendent.
EADINO & COLUMBIA ILAILILOAD
11,
un aft.orTlitirs
&In:KM Lott nett any, Nov. 260
1869, i t 'ithseligor Anhui will run on (lila fon(
n 9 Pillows:
Leave Itcatiliii; at 7.0" A.
tt ti •II f 13,15 I'. hi.
Arrive at Ltoicivier at 9.15 A. At.
" " Coluvabia at - . 0.25 A. tt
" " Lanciiater at 8.25 P• M.
" " Columbia at B.Bol'. M.
RETUitti l Ntl :
•
Leave Lancaster & Columbia at 8.00 A. At.
Colnibia at
" Lan O caster at 3.2.5 P.-AL
Arrive at Email Int( at • 10.20 A. M.
." ut (Loading at 5.40 P. M.
Truing Nos. :Vaud I make close conliec-
Lion at Reading with WOW) North and
South, on thb Philadelphia and notullnu
Railroad, and Weat on tint lalloton Valley
Road. No. 2 als'o makes close connection
with train for Now York.
Tiokots can Ito obtained at the offices of
thu Now Jersey Contral it, It., foot of Lib
erty street, NOM York, awl Phila. a Read
lug It. IL, Thirteenth and Callowhill
Pnlholciph la.
Through Tiekots to Now York and Ph 11-
.mielphia, sold at all tiro urlnelpal t.taCons
and ba3gago ehocked through.
Trains are run by Philadelphia and [Lead
ing Railroad time, which is Lou minutes
faster than Pennsylvanian. It. Time.
, GEOIWE F . 44E,
fitipachitewlent •
h Bar F.R, Ticaet-A g olo,.
Abb 13-1 w
1 1 ^
J. R. BAR T
RETT & CO., Prop/100r,,
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. 31.1$011E8TE11, Di. U. •
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ill Kilt.nt liTetillelsiet4. , _
H. 81R011,65 BRO.,
Di:. A. IL LIGHT,
W. J: THIERWECIITER,
WILLIAM WELLS.
Iltgetits, 110;(littg;
inny !, I;
T A AUMAN& 11.11\17%111,1,, •
AND IW,A LETS --'
(IWIW'I4: LIQUORS,
\VI NES A illl EG.EkIIS,
123 NINTH
NW. tP1:1.1'111.%
G. LAVMIN, G. C. lIAIIAIII.I,
le' , . ..1
K RyDE v. .k ro. ~
3i., 1(! hip •
woEvEtcs ' '
Colobrated llorb Bittern
(111 1.4)! ter ci
WINES AND LtNORS,
AL . 34_ , V 4 0i0 Agent:l - for 13AILyy's' ITNitivAtt,rl
`I II, VA ‘‘'11181(11 , S. •
No. 121 Noah Thircl•Street,
l'lllll,lTvlil,lll
For !if le st the Eagle pooknore.
EINIPI.OVAI ENT
AT YOUIt OWN HOMES.
Hint to,it, SEX—lintlablo for steady Imo*.
Pays largo profit e.—Addres tl for pa rlk tilat
at Once;
"COSTAR," No. 10 CROSBY MT. N. Y.
t
LATEST ikIEW YORK' AWS
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71 IJA FAS I I I
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LOOK OUT I ! LOOK OUT !.!
LOOK OUT I ! LOOK OUT I !
"Ileattl Hloy the Cowie:clan." -
"tiyves a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks,"
dteby Pingo to the Lips."
"It moves ell Blotches Red Freckles,"
write Bust Ito the World,"
" COSTAR ' S " •
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BEAU'rIFIEE!
T 111:
Bittor-Swoct and ,Orango Blossoms.
,oz• ono 101 +I.W-111reo For *2.00.
woo nation Hunt hi ono (Inv in N. Y. City,
A II Druggist , ' in Iit:AMNIA soli it.
•
[3l.,,ninv [4yw r • A vil. .26 . 1
“Oit MYI IohMY! can't strinfl ; but
he did, for he tfefit right off and got a box of
'COSTAR'S' 000, SOLVENT,
nod it °tired Liu►."
Thoognuils of lioNeti MI dd.
- All DrugglBtl in REA DINU sell It,
"(
OST A I VS "
TA
SN DA 1;1) P 11,11; ['AlL'Ai
44 C'oitaes" llytt, lintrehote.,Eiterottilirtform
44 Costaioriu tied /Inv Erter•ntinntora.
“Comfar'N'Y (only pore) Insect _Powder.
"Only infallible Remedies known."
~ 1 8 vcurH CMI mil (shed in New Yoylc."
"2,etio Jhuses and Flasks mitn i quetured
tie 11
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" ! ! ! Rem are I I ! of ,murious
"All Oniggl3tB in HANDING sell them,"
Address
"CosrAit' " 10 Crosby St,, N. Y.,
or, Joloi F. 111'N ItY, (6 1 1CettSIOr to)
1 ) EMA B B.VIZNES tt, Co., 21 Pork How, N. Y.
feb 18-(f&W
ARRANGIORNTI • I)te
- . TR IN3,
C , o , m
m c pci llg l lonlq. , I?cctrbcra se, teo.
ur e w..,s, M ail Tr„.
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~i Jves lieu.llo 10.3',A. M.;.ailiv4,tholilowit 12.0xit
Now
York 3.50, I'. M.
NO. 7 Fart 111.il, leave)Roatllnglat 4.20 I_.'
M.,arrlvi.s at Allantowl 5.55 ; at NOwYmk
in,3, V. M. -'.
,Nos. S awl 7, run dully, oAcopt Sunday,
slobping at all Way , tilationa botwoun
.13,4!AtlIng nod Now York.
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leave livittllng al
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1:111
Arrlye at New Ybrk uL
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• The-At trains' run through from Pitts
burgh to without ehange'of
earfi,stoppkng Only byon•4, Allentown,
Butlilehent, Canton .Intiotlon, Clinton,
While toniesiville, Bound DrOok,
Plaintivel and fillzithoth. •
Thu 5.11 A, M. train runs daily (Except
hiindays and Mondays.
The 2.23 P. M. trains run daily exempt,
Sdndays.
Thu 1.3 t M'and Lee A. M. trains run
West bound trains, leave. Now York, at
thu foot of Liberty
,rt root, as f011owe . :
Li - Ave New York. t • , difrrae al &Ming.
12.00 M. MO No. 6, 0.00 P. AL
omo A. M. Express :Plain, 11.E0 P. Al.
5.10 P. M. Expre , .s Train, pus P. M.
SAO P. M: Express Train, LOU A. AL
Mull Train I,,tving . Allontown at 7.20,
A. M., stops at. all Way Station: arriving
at Beading ut 0.19, A. M., rtinn i ing daily
o4ent. Sundays.
he. 12 M. Tritinilrom Now York, stops
at all Stations betwoon New ' and
Reading, leaving: Allentown at 4.2 e), I'. M.,
arriving at Reading at 6,00, P. M , run.
Bing daily excew. Sundays, •
The,B.oo P. M. train from New 'York,
runs daily- ktopplug at Elhombetli,! Plain
deld, Sommerville, Junction, Easton, and'
Jlethlehent, arriving at Allentown at 11.45,
"P. M., passing I:yous at 12.29,A. Al., arriv
ing at, Roadie:tat Iko A. M.
rlteBolloll are • requested to purchase
tickets boforo entocing , the cars, n - 25'cts
extra will be chargadand collected on the
train from - all who pay the fare to the
Conductor. '
COMMUTATION *T/CICETS,
good for Twenty•six Trips, at 25 per cent,
MACOUnt liaWeAll any points desired.
MI LEAti E TICKET BOOKS
for 200) miles, nixst between all Points on
this or the Philadelphia & Reading It. It.,
or Om Beading & Columbia R. It., at $52.50
each 101 fandlie_i and firma.
good for this holder only, for throe,
nine and twelve months, nt reilueed rat 08.
P. M. ERMENTIIOUT.
General Ticket Agent.
Jan 2411
FREDERICK W. LAtißp,
• ' LD' J ," , -
(Inter 'FON& If'ath halo,, oircee., Regd i fig, Pa
•Solo Agcnt for li, , rhs mi. Lebanon counties,
for the oelobrated
SAMPSON . SOALF 4 ` COIIP.I.NY.
The most reliable and , durable Seale,a ever
placed before the üblic. . •
Call and sue the bufure 'purchasing Ott
ere.•
Superior inilacemeele oirerel baye t
A lot seuozl-liaiol
PI, T olt Id' 'Bl3 A I,E S
on hand anti Cro onto cheap, I•!Ovi,4'
itulit 2'3-
a
MEI
RAILROAD.
PASSENGER
5.44 A. M.
7.84 A. M,
2.28 A. M.
1.00 A. M.
11.00 A.M.
12.15 A. tai•
7.00 P. ➢I.
0.15 A. M.
SEASON TICKETS,
gos RESISTANOE."
CIE IQ, 1869.
1)R: ?JOIINS'I'ON,,
BALIIYO LOCK HOSPITAL;
Olpeo No., 7, South /Pro/feria Street.
914L011Y81014N ADVERT/SING.
lino discovered the most Cortain,Speody on
Ntfootual Itou►ody in ,the wort(l tor all
3EASt;S OFi IktPRODE'NOE.
teii • 81x Hours! No Trilling rersmis Ru
fined by igitatxittle /Vet< rotces, Ur thcit•Dcadiv
Poison, Atenutry, thouldapplyinimedivtely.
A CURE WAREM 4 iTED Olt NO CHARGE,
LN FROM ONE TO TWO DA VS.
titeet,stricture,Sumbial Weakness, W oak.
naws In the Back and Limbs, AlleutiOns 01
the Kidney and •Ilitulator, involuntary Ids.
eliatgeta, impotency, tiunerad Uubillty, Nor
a-am-aka:Bs, Dyspepsia, Languor, Low bpi's..
iti, Colati6lon of Ideas, Palpitation of tho
dear!, Timidity, '1 rumbling, Dimness 'Ol
Sight. or tfialtlinues, Mumbles of the !lead,
'Plaroat Node or Skin, Affections of the
Llvor, Lungs, Stomach or Bowels-01040
rut:Wale es ariutug from the solita•
ay llahats of Youth-8110 WI and SellitlEy
PraCtio o6 111014) futul to their victitub than
the mat; of the Syrons to the Mariners of
Wyeseb,. blighting their nataA brilliant
'Maus of anticipations, rendering mar:
riatoe, bc.,llApossilitlo.
Y 0 ONG ALEN
Espeetelly, who have Demme the viutims
otbolitary Vice, that dreadiu' and destrue
et No habit which annually sweeps to an
untimely grave thousands of lining Wit
of the most exulted taleots and brilliant
inaelleet, who might Otherwise have en
tranced listening Senates, \kith the limn
tiers oi eietplenee of ,walled to ecstasy ,the
1 iirlitg lyre, may call Milt cthitidende.
TAKE i'ARTICULAK NOTICE.
Tessa aro some of the sad melanehol)
effect produced by early habits of youth,
via 7 WOO:MIRA of the Back and unibs,
pains the Howl, 1.111111M113 of bight, Less
of Mutiottl ni row or,i'itipilatimiol the east ,
Dyspopshi t , Nervous trritabllity, Derange
ment ill the Digestive fennutions, ()enure'
byinottinis of (.011buliipLion,
AltirvrALLy.—Tho 'foitt:ol edicts on the
mini: are much , ft.) itanoen —thss of
Monkery, ()mansion of Ideas, Depressions
bpirits, Evil Forebodings, Aversion to
Society, Self-Distrust, Love of Solitude,
Timidity, ace., ,Rre some of the evils pro
dueed.
MARRIAGE.
Married l'ersOns i pr Young 'Men contem
plating marriage, being aware of physical
weakness, Organle debility, deformities,
.'to., should apply immediately.
Du who places himself under the care of
De.,l. nay religiously confide in his honer
1:9 a getallsnU4ll, t o ts confidently rely upon
his skill as a phyMbialt.
°HOW WEAKNESS', 1M ft/TEN.
CY, IEPEDIMENT TO MARRIAGE.
By Dr. Johnston's marVellous treatment,
weitunessui the organs Is speedily cured
and full vigor restored. Thousands of the
most nervous, dentlitated and 'impotent,
who had i lost all hopes, have been imme
diately relieved.,
All impediments to Marriage,l l 'hysical or
Mental Disqualilleation, Loss of precrea.
Live Power,. Nervous Irritability, Trent-
Ming and Weakness, or exhaustion of 11.0
Most fearful kind, speedily tired.
DR. JOHNSTON,-
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons,
Column ,;(4radnate row one of the most em
inent Colleges in the Wilted States, and
the greater part ,0 yihose life has been
spent in the hospitals o LondOn,
Philadelphia 1111 d elouwhei 0, haq effected
seine of the most astonishing cures tbit
were over known ;' many troubled with
ringing in the head and oars when ableep,
great nervousness, being Maimed at sud
den sounds, bushfulnebs, with frequent
blushing, attended sometimes with de.
rangement of mind, were cured inoncith:
attny.
YOILNG Mg.&
Who ha o ip3uvert themselves by a certain
prautleo ndrtlged in when Ititnie, a habit
Irequently learned from cull companions,
or at school, the effects of which arc night.
ly felt, even when aaleep, and if not cured
renders marriage impossible '
and deal roye
both mind and body, should apply imme
diately.
What a pity that a young man,,the hope
of Jun country, tho darling of 1113 parents,
should be snatchod from all prospects and
enjoyments Willie, by tau elmsequonce 01
deviating from the puth ol nature and hi.
dnhong in a certain adore!. habit. Such
persons new!, before contemplating
• MARRIAGE,
reflect that abound mind and body are the
most neeetidary requisites to promote eon
mann' !twines% 'lndeed, without thee©
the Journey through Hie becomes a weary
pilgrimage ; the prospect hourly darkens
to the view; the mind becomes olitulowed
with de bpair and filled with the melaneho.
ly reflection that the liedipinese of another
becomes blighted with our own;
DISEASE OF IMPRUDENCE.
When the misguided and,imprudent vo
tary tit pleasure finds that he has imbibed
tile seeds of this painful (newts°, it too
often happens that en 111-timed sense of
shatne, or drotol! of discovery, deters him
front applying to thus° who, from educe.
tion and respectability, can aloe o'befriond
him, delaying till the constitutional symp
toms of this horrid diseesu make their
pearamm, such RA ulcerated hicre throat,
Ifieft nose, nocturnal pains In the React
limbs dimness of eight, deafness,
nodes on 1110 shin-hones and arms, blotch
es on the head, taco and extremities pro
gressing with frightful rapidity,. till at
last the palate of the mouth or the bones
of the nose fall in, and the victim this
awful disease becomes a horridobject of
commiseration, till death puts a Derted to
his droadful snlTerings, by canning him t o ,
"that, that, Undiscovered Country from whence'
no traveller returns."
DR. JOHNSTON,
OFFICE, No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.,
Left-hand side going fromlialthnore street
a few doors from the corner. Fail not to
observe the name and number.
Letters must be paid amt contain a stamp.
Vie Pootor'a Diplomft hangs in his
ENDORSEMENT Or THE PRESS.
•
The many thousand e.ureki at this Disti
tution year alter year, and the numer
ous important Surgical Operations per
formed by Dr. Johnston. witiaesecd by the
reporters of the 4$ Hu p," , IlJlipper,) , anti
many other papers, notices of which have
tippeared again and again befog" the pub
l re, besides 1158 at tv 10 in a am a gentleman of
character and relponaibility, K it sufficient
guarauteeto the afflicted.
SKIN DISEASES EASILY CURED.
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VALEDICTORY
OF
ANDREW JOHNSON.
(Conciusioti,S
tunplaz.tii;l4 our future, could have sup .
posed. that inn brief period of bitter ex•
perience, everything dent'anded in the
name of military emergency, or dictated
by Caprice, would come to be considered
es mere matters 'of course ? That con•
seription, cOnfisention, loss of pertonal
liberty, the abjection of States to military
rule and disfranchisement, with the ex•
tension of the right of suffrage merely to
accomplish party ends, would receive the
passive snbmissioa, if not iiequiesceeee
of the people of the Republic ? - It has
been clearly demonstrated by recent oe
currences that encri lichen:nth upon the
Constitution,eannot.be prevented by the
.President however devoted or do
ter' mined he may be, and, that unless the
people, interpose, there is no power under
the Constitution to chick a dominant
majority of two-thirds in the Congress of
the Mited Stßes. 'An 'tippet& to the
nation, however, is.. attended with too
much delay to meet an emergency,;
while, if left free to act, the pet plo would
correct, in time, such evils as might
follow legislative usurpation.
There is danger that the same power
which disregards the Constitution will
deprive them of the right to change, their
Mice's, except by revolution. We bare
already seen the jurisdiction of the ju•
diciary cirentiieribed when it was 'op
-prehencled thht 'the courts would decide
against laws for their solo c-bject
the supreiOcy of party, while the veto
power lodged in th e Executive by' the
Cobstitnti6n forthe interest and protec
tion of the people, and exorcised by
Washington and his successors, has been
rendered nugatory by a partisan mtljdtity
of two-thirds in each branch of the na'
ttonalHLegklaturi, The Constitution
evidently', contemplates that when a bill
is returned, with the Vresident's objec
tions, it will be
,calmly reconsidered by
Congress. Such, however, has not been
the practice under :present party rule.—
It has become elided that men who pass
a bill under partisan influence, arc' not
likely, through patriotic motives, to ad
mit their error, and thereby weaken their
own organizations -by solemnly confess
ing it under an official oath.
nide of opinion, if nothing else, has
intervened and prevented a calm end
dispassionate reconsideration of a bill
disapproved by the Execative.- Much ns
I ven erate i the Constitution, it must be
admitted that this condition of anirs
has developed a defect which, ender the
aggessive tendeney of, the legislative
department of the Government, may
readily work its overthrew. It .may,
however, be remed i ed without disturbing
the harmony •of the instrument. The
veto power is generally exercised upon
constitutional grounds ; and wheneviir it
is so applied, and the bill returned with
the Executive reasons for aithholding
hirk signature, it -ought to be ininiediate
ly certified to the Supreme Count of the
United States for its decision. If its
constitutioonlity shall be declared by that
tribunal, it should then become a law;
but if the decision is otherwise, it should
fall without power in CongresA to re
enact and make it valid.
In eases nr which the veto rests upon
hasty and inconsiderate legislation, and
in which no constitutional question is
involved, it would not change the funda
mental law, for in inch case no perms
:lent evil — can be :ineoporated into tho
Federal system. It is obvious that with•
out such 'an amendment; the Government,
as it existed under the Constitution prior
to the Rebellion, may be wholly sub
verted or overthrown by a tao-thirds
majority in Congress. It is not, there
fore, difficult to ree bow easily and how
rapidly the people may lose—shall _1 not
say have lost?—their liberties' by an ii•
checked and uncontrollable majority in
the law making power, and when once
depriied of their rights, how powerless
they are to regain them..
Let, us look for a moment to the his•
piry of the majority hi Congress, which
lies acted in such utter disregard of the
Constitution, while public j attention has
been carefully and. tot9:4ffitly turned to
the past and expititedlini'of the Mouth.
The servants of the people in high places
have boldly betrayed their. trust, broken
their oaths of obServance to the Consti
ludo!), and undermine:4l4l*o very found
tion s , of liberty, jnstlee and good .govern
merit. Anon the rebellion being
tiuppl*C.ilitd by the volunteered services
of pats iotio soldiers amid the dangers of
the battle-field; the +e men erupt, without
question, into place and power in '1144:
national council. After all danger had
piosed, when no: armed foe rctoeinell:
when a punished and repentant people
bowed. their hea - tti to the flag, and i.e-
Hewed their a l legiance to the Govern
meat or: the United States, then itwa3
that pretended patriots app. a. ed ,-hoefore
the nation and ltt;;an to prate abouplie
thou S -ands of lives and millions of rca•
,firc sacrificed in the suppresaion of
► ebellion. They hate since prdsul
„ought to inthim►: the prejtuliee en.
tiered between the it:Okias, to r!etnyd i
restoration of pence Mid 111111104 j
by d very means to keep opdn and exp
to the poisonous breath of party pusi
the terrible ub of,t four years ‘ 1
They hav'e prevented the return-Gf p
And the 'rqtorntion of the Union
10 CENTS PER WEEK,
every way rendered delusive the pttr•
poses,' promises and pledges by which
the army was marshalled, treason re•
buked and rebellion crushed, and wade
the liberties of tho.people and the rights
and powers of the President objects 'of
constant attack. They have wrested
from the President Ms constitutionat
power of supreme command df the army
and
_navy, They have dest'toyed , the
strength and efficiency of the Executive
department } by making subordinate oftl•
eery independent of and 'Able to defy
their chief.
•
They have attempted to placo the Pretli•
dent under the power of 'a bold, defiant
and treacherous Cabinet officer. They
have robbed the Executive of the prem.
gstive or pardon, rendered null and void
nets oiclemeney granted to thousands of
persons under the ptovisions t f the Con
stitution, and committed gross usurpation
by legklativo , attempts to exercise this
power in favor of patty adherents. They,
have eonspircia' to change the system ofp
our Goverment, ;by preferring charges
against the Pres:tdent In the form or orii
'cies Of impeneitment, and contemplating
before hearing and trial that he 'should
be placed in arrest, held in durance, and
Witen it berimo their pleasure to pro.
flounce his P entencoolrivett• from place
and power n disgrace. They have in
time of pe ice increased the national
debt, by n r , ekless expenditure ot‘the
public more •a, and thus added to the
burdens wbi h already weigh upon the
".111
people. y hnve permitted the nation
ri )
to suffer the. vile of a deranged curren•
cy, to the eni ancentent in price,Of all the
necessaries o >life. They have maintain
ed a large sin iding army for the enforce-
molt of' thei memiurei of oppression.
They have ngnged iu - class legislation
and built up mid encouraged monopolies,
that the few might hp enriched at the ox.
pease of the many.
net upon important t
dangering our prowl,
with foreign powers.
Their course of ustilrpation has not been
limited to inroads tipon the Hiecutiva
Department. By unconstitutional and
oppressive enactments, the people of ten
'st a les of the Union have been reduced to
rendition more intolerable than I h
from which the patriots of the I . 4volutp6n
rebelled. Millions 4f American Atitins
can now say of thriir oppressors, With
.more truth ,than our fathers did of British
tyrants, that ttieyitave forbidden the State
Governments to pass laws of immediate
and pressing ` importance, unless suspend
ed until their assent should be obtained;
that they have refused to pass other Jaws
tar the aecominotlation of large districts
of people, Unless those people would re
linquish thet . right off - representation in the
Legbilature—a right inestimable to them
and formidable to tyranti only; that they
have made judges dependent upon their
will alone for the tenure of their offices
a nd the amount and payment of their
salaries. That they have, erected a multi.
tude of new offices, and sent hither swarms
or officers to Press (rar people and cat
out their substance. That, they have of
to render tho mili!ary independent
of and superior to the civil powers, com•
bind with others, to subject us to a juris•
dictiot\ foreign to our Constitution and
unacknowledged by .our laws; quartered
large bodice of armed troops among op.
oteeted them by a mock trial from pin.
islinient tor any murders which they
should coinit on the inhabitants of these
States; itirosed taxes on us without our
consent; depyived tis in many cases of
the benefit of a trial by juryiltaken away
our charters, excited domestic insurrec
tion among MI ) abolished our tuyst Yalu.
able laws, altered fundamentally the forms
of our Government, suspended our own
Legislatures, and declared themselves in•
vested with power to legis)ide for us in
all eases whatsoever.
Theyatttloguo of eritties, long as it is,
is not yet, complete. The Constitution,
vent 4 the power of rho United States In
one Supremo Court whose, jurisdiction:
shall extend to all eases. arising under
this Constitution and the laws of the.
fruited States. Encouraged by this' pre •
wisp of a refuge front tyranny, a citizen_
of rho United States, who, by the order 1
ten . military commander, given under •
the sanction of a cruel deliberate
edict of Congress, had been Jlenied the
constitutional rights of liberty .of con-•
science,; freedom of the press and of
. speeeli, personal 'freedom' from military
-arrest,' of being held to answer for crime
'only on presentment and indielmeut, on
trial by jury, of the writ of 110)04 or%
pas and protection of civil and constitu
tional go'Vernmnt—a citizen thus (leek_
- wronged nppertla to the Supremo Court
(or the protection guaranteed him b' the
,organic, Iriw of the land. At once 4 &4e.
and excited majority, by the ,rathiess
helot of lm legislative power, stripped'
the ermine from the judges, 'transferred
the sword of justice to the general, and
rt mauled the oppressed citizen to a
klegratiation 'and bondage' worse than
death.
It will be recorded as one of the
marveli . of Alia limes that a party claim
ing fur iti4elf n monopoly of consistency
ttlid:patrietistit ) and boasting too of its
unlimited sway, endeavored by costly and
deliberate triune) linpeach one who de
fettled the Constittition and the Union,
not only 01E014;110ot the .war ,of the re.
hellion, but dining his whole tem c f
office as Chief Magistrate, but at the
ott , tne
. ti* could 6nd no warronts of
II
I=
They hav,e failed to
entice, thereby en
pen'esful relations