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~ BATHS, BATHS, BATHs.-Hot,
Cola and shower Baths can be had daily from
halt past A. NJ to half past nine P. NJ, and on
Saturday to eleven, P. NJ. at the American Hair
Cutting, Shaving and Shampooning Saloon, under
the American Hotel Entrance on Eleventh street
Single Baths 25 cents, or five tickets for one dol
lar in 90
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RocKETTs.-The Roanoke arrived here on yes,er-
day, and win leave for New York this afternoon, at
O'clock. The wharf at which she was lying, was a
scene of unwoned activity aud hustle on yesterday,
caused by the removal of the very large cargo of
the Roanoke, and its replacement by still larger
one. She viii carry with her large quantity of
tobacco and -four. Heavy orders for these articles
have been received here, aiording much gratifca-
lion to our business men.
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~ The Atheneum.-The SECOND of

The Afheneum.-Ihe second OF Pf0fes-
sor Guyots lectures at the Atheneum win be deliv-
cred THIS EVEEING Its principle subjects win be
the distribution of Heat over the Earth's surface"
and "the circulation of winds and marine currents
No postponment on account of the weather
Tickets Orsae at the book stores and at the door
Doors open at 7 o'clock; lecture commences at II
fe3 The COMMITTEE ON THE ATHENEUM.
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T Spinal affections, Paralysis, Palzy, Ner-
vous diseases Rheumatism, &C., thathave resisted
the skill of the best physicians for years, can be
speedily and permanently cured by the new and
great Arabian remedy called II. e. FARRELL'S
ARABIAN LINlMENT; excellent, also, for CUTS
burns, spraus, breises, bites of insects, reptiles
&c, and is the best horse medicine discover
ed. See advertisement. ia 29-3t
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~ The funeral of THOS. RUTHERFORD,
Sr, will take place To Day, at ii o'clock, from his
late residence on Franklin street. The friends of
the family are respectfully requested to attend. X
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e I CURE ALL PAIN FOR DO

CTs-Yo CUho DOLORES, as the Spanish ss~
DR. Roses wonderful Pain curer will cure almost
Immediately, Coms, Rheumatism, Chilhlains.
Toothache, Swelled Face, bad Colds, bruises.
spralns, chniic, Pains in the Back or Limos,
Gramps, OF Pains In the Stomach or Bowels, Sore
Throat and stiff Neck. Every person should have
bottle by them. Price l2t and Is cents, to be had
OF PURCELL, LADD & CO, Adie a GRAY, o. 4,
strecker, Gaynor a. Wood, Bennett & Beers, r. II
Dusal, A. Bodeker, and J. Blair. a2l-ts
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HERNIco COUNTY CoURr.-This Count was occu-
pied yesterday in registering free negroes, and dis
posing of cases on the civil docket Civil bust
ness will occupy its attention to-day.
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DUNLOP, MONCURE e. CO. ask the
$50 attention of dealers to the cargo sale of
Prime Cardenas Molasses, at their wharf THIS
MORNING, at II O'Clock, without regard to weather.
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RcS DAGUERREOTYPEs Call and
Ga see SIMOES Pictures OF the President
Senator's members of the House, Cabinet, &C.,
which are all pronounced very superior; also, bis
unequaled portraits Of Jenny Lind, George P. r.
James and General Lopez. ali Pictu res warranted
to give satisfaction and to bein every respect
to the specimens. NJ. P. SIMONS,
ia 81 Eagle Square, Isl Main street.
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u CARD.-0IOntague'sR Richmond Di-
reciory for 1892, Will be ready for delivery
t. subscribers on about the 10th inst Those
who have not subscribed, do by leaving their
names at any of the bookstores, or at the Floyd
House. W. l.. MONTAGUE.
fe 3-6t
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DIR. j. Ii. McCAW tenders his
S>>a-a professional services to the citizens of
Richmond. OFFIcE-At his residence on Grace
street, between 7fh and Sth. ia 16-3tsw2w*
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&S DIR. CLAY'S Ere.
49, moved to 9th street between Broad and
Grace streets next to the Washington Hotel.
Calls tor professional services left at my Office
night or day, or at the Office of the City Hotel, will
be promptly attended to. My boy will sleep in my
ONCE. ia TIM
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Ponr or RICHmoND.
SAILING OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke, Parrish, New York, mize
and passengers, Ludlam & Watson.
SAILED,
Schr Wes.over, Rogers. Boston, -four and tobae-
co. D. Curre.
Schr j. A. Steward, Robins, Baltimore, coal, W.
d. Colquitt.
BALTIMORE January 3o-CPd, steamer Belvi-
dere Clifford, Petersburg aad Richmond.
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DIR. A. I'll. ATWOOD.

Se 49, DIR. A. Ell. ATWOOD, HOME.
2S>~Sa PATHIC PHYSICIAN-Otfers his SER
vices to the people of Richmond and vicinity in
all the various branches of his profession. DIR.
ATWOOD may be found at the Floyd House. corner
Of Main and llth streets, opposite the American
Hotel. ia 7-Im*
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ASsEMBLYs AT THE AMERTcAN HoTEL.-To-
night the first of these des htfu Assemblys takes
place, and we hope that the fine saloons of the
" American" will be thronged with the beauty and
elegance of the city We understand that Mr..
Smith, proprietor Of the Hotel, has been at conside-
rable pains and expense to provide pleasing enter
tainment and all arrangements will be satisfactory
There a most respectable corps Of Managers,
whose names guarantee every enjoyment proper to
the evening The of wine, etc, is prohibitedby
the Committee which IS most excellent resolu-
ton. Success to the measure.
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CONsUMPTIO N.-RUsHToN, CLARK

ONs-hJSnIoN, SbhI1h -
CO.'S CELEBRATED GENUINE MEDICI-
NAL COD LIVER OIL.-This valuable remedy,
introduced By to the notice OF the medical pro
fession, but little than two years since, has,
during that short period advanced more rapidly
in the public estimation than any remedy yet dis
covered for this dread destroyer of the human
race 1t has been used with the most signal snd
gratifying success even in cases considered hope.
less, and in the late reports of the New York and
Pennsylvania Hospitals its use, tits spoken OF as
being more valuable than any remedy yet discover
ed for Consumption and Pulmonary Affections, and
it has the great advantage over all other remedies
that instead of reducing it increases the strength
flesh of the patient, thus enabling azure to CO.
operate with the remedy, and overcome the dis
esse.
Owing to the purity and superior quality of the
Oil of manufacture, having given it popuiari-
y over all others, several persons have copied the
shape and style of bottle, in order to palm of
inferior quality and adulterated Oil, end the ar
tcle, unless pure, is in cases, worse than use
less, would call particular attention to our sig.
nature, which the cork of each bottle, with
out which it is not genaine. Be particular and en-
quire for Rushton, Clark & Co.'S Cod Liver Oil,
and see that the signature is over the cork. For
sale by PURCELL, LADD & CO., C. Bennett &
Co., Seabrook g. Reeve, II. c. McNeu.ara, and
Druggists generally, where pamphlets may be
had gratis. giving the history and use OF the Oil.
de IS-2m
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~ AUCTION NOTICE.-THIS MORN
ING. at 10 o'clock, we will sell at auction large
lot OF Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, sc.
ALEXANDER MOTT IL CO.
fe 3-lt Auc 10 ueers
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BLACK CAssIMERE PANTs-A fine
~ assortment on hand and for sale very low for
cash by J. T. HENDERSON & co.
Re 3 No So Main street
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'NHE FINE ARTs.-To the Admirers
and Lovers of well. cut heads 4 Hair.

ARTISTIC The Admirers
and Lovers of well.cu heads o HAIR
The occupation OF the subscriber leads hiIa daily
TO meet with heads of Hair cut in the best style AZ
the very seats OF fashion.
The perfection of the polite arts consists In ex-
preston the magical influence of which is addressed
either TO the ear, IN modusted sound or to the eye
in form, color, ttude, &c. But the original ex-
precision OF nature wild and it only be soened
by those touches of art which impart grace aud dig
my 10 the features No art is successful in this
as that which the subscriber processes, namely
HAIR Cutting and Dressing; in other words. the
skltul arrangement OF these laxtlrant tresses with
watch nature has decorated the seat of human ntel
ieet Every painter and sculptor as well as the sub,
scr1ber Is aware thai the expression OF The human
eountenance IS, IN great degree, dependent upon
tins arrangement OF the Hair, and they always pay
strict regard to it,
The subscriber may always be found at his ORES
siNuhooa, n the basement story Of the Exchange.
next to the front door, where ne win always be
pleased to receive visitors aud to give their Heads
either fashionable aclassca expression as they
may desire. IONAX n SMITH
fe 2-3taw3w
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TATrERsALLs-We would call particular atten-
ton to the stable of George L. Earnest, Council
Chamber Hill This is one of the best establish
ments of the Sort we know of anywhere. Mr.
Earnest is the successor of Mr.. Allen, and the man
tie of that renowned dealer in horsefesh seems to
have fallen upon him, carrying with it double por
ton of its virtue. If any man wants to buy horse
let him go to Earnest. If he wish to sell one, Ear
nests his man If his horse fall sick, who cure
him so speedily Earnest. If he wish to board
hun out where can he secure better attendance than
with Earnest? In fine, want what you may, in con-
hire, to doctor, go to Earnest and you can be &C
commodated. He is, indeed, the very Napoleon of
horse-dealers. When the troops of the Directory
were beaten by the Partisan mob, those gentlemen
were assembled in great trepdation, consulting
what they should do. Carnot said "we have
plenty of force all we want is General" :" If that
ia L. said Barras, 50 have the very man." and he
stepped out, and brought in Napoleon, who was at
that time little known. So, if we hear talk
about wanting to buy sell horse, and saying that
he only wants person TO arrange tfor him, We say
we have the very 1t is George L. Earnest
Like his great prototype, he is literally an earnest
man. and does every thing with all his soul. stri
king proof of his talent consists in the fact that he
has been for long time past advertising in the Dis
patch. Huzza for Earnest, and for all his-(we
were gong to say household, bat we shall change it
to stablehold)
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AWFUL DEATH or Two RoBsERs.-On the
night Of the 18th instnnt three ruffians entered
she house Of Mr. Abner Davis, Of Worthingtou
township, Richland CO., Ohio, and demanded
his money, one Of the men az the same time
presenting d pistol al the head of Mr. Davis.
and the other prepared with bludgeons and
knives in case OF resistance. Mir D., finding re-
sistance useless, unlocked his chest and give
them his money t$930). after which they left,
and being followed some time after by Mr. Da-
Wis and others, two OF them were found frozen
to death, about a mile from where they COM
mited the robbery. and the other some dis
lance beyond, apparently returning TO his life
less companions, almost insensIble, the night
being stormy and a good deal of snow having
fallen. His name is William Messner. He
was Immediately arrested. The names of the
others were Jones and Cooper, the former an
old offender, from New York, with both ears
cropped. All the money was found on the per-
son of Jones. 1t appears they were intoxicated,
and sat down on log on the road, where they
became insensible from cold, and finally froze
10 death.
NEARLY FROZEN TO DEATH.-Captaln SIrnmes,
who resides at Pope's Creek Landing, in Charles
county, in company with negro man attempted to
cross the Potomac river on Monday of last week
in open boat, and cam. near being frozen to
death. After rowing halt the way their boat be-
came fastened in the ice in which position they
remained exposed to the coolest weather that we
I'VE experienced this winter, for thirty sixhours
The only means they had of keeping themselves
from freezing to death, was small oven, in which
they Kept little fire by breaking OF such portions
Of their boat as could be spared. They got ashore
at Sw Point, by rawling upon the ice, after hav-
ing passed hours of intense suffering waiting tor
the ice to freeze sufficiently strong to bear them
Both of them are badly frostbit ten Battimo
Clipper
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BLACK DRESS AND fROCK GOATS.
II OF excellent quality aud for sale cheap for cash
]. T.. HENDERSON Il co,
re No. 81 Main street
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49, DR.. e. G. FISHER tenders his
sS>~a-a services to the public in the various
branches Of his profession.
Office in the basement of his dwelling, on 4th
street, between Broad and Marshall streets, End
door from the corner. no 27-6m+
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dRS 49, NOTICE.-An adjourned meeting of
I>a the Stockholders of the James River and
Kanawha Company will be held at the Company's
office, in this city, Tuesday, the 3rd inst at half
past o'clock, p. M. WIN. P. MUNFORD,
fe PIT Secretary.
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LEE & BAYLY, ATTORNEYS AT
ga LAW.-SAMUEL T. BAYLY, NOTARY
PUBLIC, attends to the taking of dispositions, At
testing deeds, and other iegal"instruments and all
tn duties generally of the Office of Notary.
Office on It'll street, End door from Main.
ia 3ldlm*
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~ sovereIgn Kennedy 1T t. recorded ~
ancient history that Hannibal, the crest Carthage
nian GenefAl, was unable successfully e. 1ohow uP
hje kYest victory Of Cspue by entering HCmciu cfn
eeu7ence 81 violent attack Of acute hf1eUMA7IoA.
Hsd the great hero been enabled e procure =
single bottle of HAMProN's VEGETABLE IfEcTrnxs
he might have crowned his brilliant successs sna
saved Carthage from the dire and utter destruc
ton which ensued at the hands Of the Roman ie-
gions Thi, historical fact Ii becoming universally
known, judging from the vast crowds which daily
throng Messrs. MORTIMER IL MowBsArs store,
No. 90 baltimore street, to procure this great
Tfncture Of Hampton, which, BY the way, VIII soon
be regarded the only certain remedy for Rheu-
matism, and the various other complaints It Is adj
vertised to cure Republican, r Argus.
We endorse the above, and would say to our nu-
merous readers that o. A. STRECKER, Main 81,
has this valuable Tncure for sale, and will supply,
gratis, pamphlets to those who will call for them,
containing certificates from the best men in the
country, Hon. Fl. Clay, R. NJ. Johnson, and others
See advertisement to day. Ja3l-3t
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DEATH or THE OLpEsr CrrIxEH.-The venera-
bic Thos rutherford, for nearly serenity yearsa re-
sident Of this city, died e his rs1ldence on Sunday
morning. He was native Of ScstIand, but came to
this country during. or shortly after the Revolution
airy War He was universally esteemed - ! man
ofuncommonly strong intellectual powers, and ofthe
most unbending integrity. His name has been 30
long associated with Richmond, that it hardly sp
pears to be Richmond without hun He was held in
the deepest yenerstion by all this community, who
looked upon him as noble relic Of a better age
rather than belonging to this. He was about
eighty seven years old, when he died. retaining his
faculties in their full vigor almost to the last
His funeral viii take place this morning at ii
o'clock.
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RLACk CLOTH AND CAssIMERE
II VESTS.-Manufactured by the subscribers,
snd for sale very cheap.
J. f.. Henderson, ( co,
re No. 81 Main street.
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EXCHANGE BOWLING SALOON

500 REWARD to any person that can
W ~ produce better Daguerreotype like
ness OF Gov. kossUTH than can be seen at Is.
BORN e. cos new and splendid sky and side.liph.
Daguerrean Rooms, No. III Main street onoosite
the Farmers and Virginia Banks This Is the only
Daguerrean Likeness Of Gov. kossuth ever made
tnat IS nj to be seen OsB CRN s. co. would call
the attention of the public to the splendid Flesh
colored Daguerreotypes they are daily issuing
from their rooms which for ease and graceful.
ness OF position richness of tone and beauty of en-
50 c are unsurpassed by any in the known world
ie 3--6.+ At the Sign of the America Flags.
I OsT.-On Sunday morning, between 4fL and
- Sth streets, on Grace, a BREASTPIN, set with
Garnet and Pearls. The finder viii be lherally re.
warded by leaving it at this office. fe s-3ts
M ONEY OsT.-About / O'Clock on ssat1T.
l'A day, near the New Market a roll of IS one dol
lar notes The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving the same at the Dispatch Office fe3-lt.
DALE HAY AND OATs.-The subscriber
~ Is in receipt OF a nice lot of No l Hay and Oats
season.
fe 3-3t* THOMAS WILLIAMS
A FEW DAYS MORE.-We have still on
= hand many desirable goods and as the business
must be closed IN few days all IN want OF bargains
woul do well to call during the present week We
are closing out all styles Fancy Goods at hesvylo
f 3-.s WARREN, FARIss & BROWN
AM STILL RECEIVING COAL from
4 the Midlothian Pits and putting il 1t the same
Pre- commenced at in July last say IL cents per
nushel for Lump and 10 cents per bushe for mixed
am no. getting large supply Of Lump. but ret m
that comes to the Richmond q Danville Railroad De-
pot for sale. ~
fe 3-lw rHAsTAIN EAppAp
Az. ER's MAGAZINE Fur FEn-
II kuAhf, and Blackwood's Magazine for Janu.
ary, received BY
f3 NASH 4 wooDHousE.
u u
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HANDSOME DRESS sILks.-Just to
Il hand large lot of Silks, OF the latest designs,
styles exhibited before in this city, also,
handsome Cashmeres, Mouseains and other styles of
Dress Goods. If you want handsome Dress cali on
ABRAHAM LEVY, Jr,
fe 3 POI Broad street
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I UNIVERSITY LECrURES.-Lecture on
~ the Evidences of Christianity, delivered at the
University of Virginia during the sessions of 1850
81. Eineveh and its Remains, with an account of
visit TO the Chalderon Christians Kurdistan, &c,
DC, by Austin Henry Layard. Whimsicaties by
Thomas Hood, received and for sale at
fe MnRklSI Rnnkstnre
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SHINGLES.-75.000 superior IL inch Bunch
~ shingles, just, received, and for sale. on the
whart, at Rockets, ON accommodating terms BY
IL 2-3ts RELFiN a. PARKER.
DAKERsS PREMIUM DITTERs.--a
ID dozen to hand and for sale at makers prices, BY
BENNETT 4 BEERS, Drng. house,
fe2 l25 Main streets
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SILVER PLATED CAST0Rs, CAKE
- BASKETS, &c-Siver Plated Castors, Cake
Baskets, Walters and Candlesticks. Also, Britain
MIA and planshed tin Coffee and Tea Urns, for sale
by GENNET e. JAMES,
fe3 Eagle Square !
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Ar ER's MAGAZINE Fur FEH-
A huAhf, and Blackwoods Magazine for Janu
arv, received BY
fe3 NASH 4 wooDHousE.
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f'Ok HlRE-A young snd healthy female SER
want, who has been, Tor the last twelve months,
accustomed to cooking, washing, and attending to
mouse work generally. Apply To c. Slaughter,
on lih, between Clay and Leigh streets, or al
fe 2-2t. X. KING & CO.'S. Wall street.
i OsT-On Friday or Saturday list a FIFTY
II DOLLAR NOTE on the Bank Of eihr North
or South Carolina The fnder viii receive re-
ward OF Sl3, By leaving il at she store OF Daniel
II. London, corner of Main and 18th streets
IL
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S1@@ NOTICE 10 SHIPPERS PER
- - sBEIVIDERE-In consequence of the
Ice IN the port of Baltimore the Belvdere did not
soon as she reaches her whnrf here, shippers can
send down their freight
fe Sit IUDLhM e. WATSON,
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zoo LBS. YENISON, FRESH.
lcOO 25 Firkins Mountain Butter, some prime.
Just received and for sale by
fe3 L. D. CRENSIAW & co.
TX BARRELS n. E.RUM
y 20 hhds Prime Sides tor sale by
feb l. ID CRENSHAW & Co.
ny BASKETS OLIVEOiL.
Zo 200 Bags Green Laguyra Coffee for sale by
ia3 DAVENpORT ALLEN ~ co
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NEGROES FOR SALE.-We will sell, to
IL remain in Richmond, a likely WOMAN, "a
years of age and her child about 10 months old. The
woman is good cook and washer and is offered for
no fault whatever. Apply to us.
TOLER g. COOK
fe3 General Agents.
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HOUND, yesterday morning, on Broad street,
IL near A. Pizzini's store, lady's gold CUFF
Pm with velvet ribbon attached. the owner can
have the same ty applying at this office, and pay
ing for this advertisement fe 3-3t
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4 ATTENTION., BLUES.
IA Parade in front of the Capitol on TO-MOR-
MI ROW "Wednesday AFTERNOON, at3 o'clock,
- in winter uniform, arms in order for inspec-
ton, By order of the Captain.
fe 3-2t JOHN II. FREEMAN, o. S.
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= TWENTY-FIVE PAIRS OF FAN

MALE COOK FOR HIRE.-We have for
IfH hire for the residue of the year. young ne
gro Man who is said to be an excellent cook.
PHILIP NJ. TABB & son,
Office on Governor street, between
fe3-2t Main and Franklin streets
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| OsT.-On Sunday morning, between 4th and
~ 9th streets, on Grace, a BREAST-PIN, set with
Garnet and Pearls The finder will be liberally re.
warded by leaving ii at this office. fe l-3ts
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READi READ!!
YOUTH AND MAN GOD.
A VIGOROUS LIFE,

PREMATURE DEATH.
KINKELlN, ON SELF PRESERVATI
ONLY Is CENTS.
HsHIS book. jus, published, is filled with
i useful information. on the ntirmities and
diseases OF the Ceneratiye Organs. 1t address
ses itself alike TO YOUTH, MANHOOD aud
OLD AGE. TO all who apprehend or suffer
under the dire consequences OF early or pro-
onged indiscretions--to all who feel the ex-
haustlve effects Of sedentary and baneiul .hab-
iis-to alwho in addition to declining physical
energy, are the victims of nervous and men
tai debility, and Of moping aud melancholy
dependency, DIR. KINKELIN would say
READ THIS BOOK.
The valuable advice and impressive warn
ing il gives, viii prevent years of misery a1d
suffering, and save annually Thousands oil
Lives
Parents by reading il, will learn how TO pre-
vent the destruction oftheir children.
05-A remittance OF rs cents. enclosed in
letter pre- paid addressed TO Or. klNkELiN,
N. w. Corner OF THIRD and UNION Streets.
between Spruce and Pine. PHILADELPHIA, Will
ensure book, under envelope, per return
mail.
He who places himself under the care Of
Or. X, may reigiously conhde in his honor
as gentleman, and confidently rely on his
SIX III as physician.
o9-Persons al distance may address DIR.
H.. BY letter, (post paid) and be cured at home.
PACKAGES OF MEDICINES, DlREC-
TlONS, &c., forwarded, bv sending remit
lance, and put up secure from DAMAGE
OR CURIOSITY.
July 90, iS5i-iv.