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sALns OF REAL ESTATE.

WANTED TO ExCHANGE-A FOUR STORY BRICK
w factory lot lUYq0 containing fine well OF water and
building for engine, &c, situated in Brooklyn between
Fulton Catherine ferries for high stoop brown
house street In this city between Fourteenth and
Thirty fourth and Third and Sixth Address,
stating terms and location box III Post office.
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JNOR sALE-A FIRST CLASS FAMILY GROCERY
with good stock, txtuns horse and wagon. This one
Of the best stands the east side of the
Third avenue and long established. Apply 10 = MORGAN
Pine '
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4 FINE HEAD OF HAIR-CoST ABOUT FOUR CENTS
"A 10 make qnart-A simple remedy, discovered acci-
den.ay by fifty years of age, which restored the
growth OF his hair wonderful after being
nearly bald for years. II will Also keep the hair
from turning and gradually return hair to It's original
color The remedy perfectly harmless and the
adies and gentlemen who used the remedy
TO make quart Of the lotion to address In the United
States enclosing fifty In cash postage stamps
three cents be returned postage with the recipe Che
balance help for this advertisement The articles
be bought drug the United States The
first quantity will be sufficient to test the efficacy Of this vAu
able remedy which will be with full directions
person. by addressing JAMES WILSON. 300 Grand street,
New
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III Jerome Ravel, who, since his accident At
Inc Boston Theatre few weeks since has been
confined to his room, has 80 far recovered az to
make his appearance out Of doors
~ A correspondent who has, on several &C.
casions, heard the word profile pronounced as
though spelled profsel begins to fear that in this
progressive age We shall soon be Obliged TO call
woodpile losodpseI.
ID young lady at a fair in Louisville. a
short time since, pinned TO the bosom Of her
3ress one OF the Piacards which exhibitors have
fastened 10 their wares when they want you to
keep your Glands Of" She wore low nee ked
dress.
WHAT BECOMES OF OLD HORSES adyer-
tsenent Of the sale of the stock of livery sta bic
In country town mentions, among other arti-
Sies' sucn as nay cutter, carriages, hay, harness.
&c, which are TO be sold, one good sausage ma
chine
" On Wednesday evening last, about Ave
O'Clock, small house, situated on the Plank
hoao IN Blandford, near Petersburg and in the
occupancy OF free woman named Lucy Phelps
the spot, II was found that the woman was being
ournt up inside the house. She was gotten out
but not before life was extinct.
W IL Is impossible to avoid the use of terms
or art. An author, while discussing the Corn
law question, was heard to inquire what price
thread was published At; and printers boy, lust
returned from delivering letter declared that
lie found the place out at last &C but IL was If the
TOP OF the house, and he had TO open half a quire
OF doors before he could get to it''
" The marriage portion Of young bride in
old times was feather bed six chairs, a plain
cherry bureau and table, six cups and saucers
bali dozen silver teaspoons and lot of ga nd for
sanding floors. Now they EXPECT a set Of silver
plate, carved hair-seat Sofas, ottomans divans
tete a-tetes, rosewood piano, narble-top tables
seis and Administer carpets, and all such modern
dxins for show.
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AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

mibLAhDS' HOTEL-J w Paxton Va: III
Ga; Fish, Mo; 6 Nevins, Pa; Theo seda,
wick, Ny; Misses Phillips, Pa; w Vanderpooi
~; Gibbons, NY: w Turner, Pa; Mr. Abbott,
M M,. Le I'D Mass; Norton, Yki Williams,
Lewis, Pa; @ w Hatch, NY; L Turner, Nc: 6
Dasbiell, Texas; J 8 West, Md; II ! Lansing.
Shss Squire; J.; ST Mather. NY; l. f Truesdeil,
man. g Hicks, Jacob Russell. NYk; G. r Bucks.
Pa; Hawley, l. y Rosenthal, J III MartjndaIl'
NJ w Barron, Cal; w q Rankin C. J LaU
,ie, NJ; Allen, Ne; Ronaldson, Iowa; A J
Perry. usA; c Blankenstyne, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-W Horn. A Fsvanp.r
n Collier, Caattilline, ] Wilkinson, ny;
Doub and lady, Miss Hog, Mrs J Posey'
Mrs Chsrron, Nj Keene, Hon Key. L
A BoydeD, Mass; Jas Gordon, Miss Gordon Miss
Clements, Va; Winner, Ga; Mrs Chapman "
y O l. Pollard, Mo; II Lukens and lady, Pa; ID
Frick, do. X b Eliason, Pa; p NJ Scott, do; Il
Hudgins, w NJ Samuel and lady, Mrs w II
Russell, 3 c. Miss = Russell, Mo; Willie Rus
sell; do; Ball, Wis ID Draper, 3 Thomas,
Mass Mrs NJ Parker, Mass; w w Brown and
BROWNS HOTEL johnson, Ia: Col
o Huyett, do; A L Backus, o Doub aud
lazy, do; Miss A Hogg, do; Mrs ] Charron,
no, MS Posev, Md; T. Holland, Ga; w j
f pInu ana lady, Va; DR. Warrington, UsN; T
ll o,.as and lady, Pa; r n Smith, NY; DR. b A
howsLa, Pa; w ii Covington, NY; w A Tay.
tof, "a sheldon. Cal; N NJ Fsrbon, Mass:
nv All; j Lane, NY; w WEIGH and
lay No' Miss NJ Staples, do; Hon Jordan.
Pa MIS- Wilson, do; w Church. iowa;
LAKEWOOD HOUSE yy.,
Jones, CsN; Small. Pa; A ParIer Va r e
Po@sry, Pa; Grimm, Ga; II NJ Pe,s,tsI Ir ~
kaHp. Enpp. Pa; GoodLidg-, B Pol.
II I.oggs. Ne; n Plus, Ill; A Pitts. Nv w
r Berry. Nd; Flaman, Md T Owens Va. !
Brown, Mass;
WASHINGTON HOUSE, n Ru,,, A..
r kanter, Mich; NJ Il Lepis, Va; C II Valentine
NJ; Y Viewer, NYk; y p Bemis, Wash: l. w
Brenrumar, ID CHoover, Pa; ID Wilson and ly N
Y; J Ring, Mass; r Benit. Mass; J Rockford
Wis., n Foster, Ohio; l. q Hoyt, NY.
L. Q. HOTEL, IL. O. SMITH IL A Carrie
Va; r. Daley, CT; Jones aud daughter, Mrs
Osourn, l. Osburn, # !. Moore, f NJ spilman
Va; Boerum, Md; II Schenck, + Gardner
" Weis, NY; J C Cooke, Hon Landy, Pa; ID I
Cosby, NY; ID g Norris, Va.
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INCIDENT OF TRAvEL.-Parson Brownlow re
lates the following incident which occurred du
ring his passage from New Orleans to Mobile OF
the steamboat:
"One Incident only occurred at tue table, wor-
thy OF note. An Ill bred and low flung fellow
Inadvertently dressed, sat at my left elbow-ht
had never travelled much. He called foI some
fried perch seeing another gentleman opposite
TO him have pair Of nne lake perch on a plae
They were brought and placed before him on
small dish. | had, at the same time called FOL
q dish Of stewed oysters, and the same servant
At the same time, placed them before me In a
small, deep dish. This ill-mannered rascal
reached over deliberately, lifted my oysters, Sc,
them In his plate and went TO work on them He
remarked to me in under tone, 'them's nv
nsh.' Yes said l, 'and them's my oysters
Here the matter ended, with this improvement: |
called for more oysters and he for more fish,
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- IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
STRENGTHEN and assist them, by the Paris
has arrived from Europe with his
own, as we'll as the manufacture of good many
EYES LASSES; among which are the
PERlSCOPIC CONCAVE and CONVEX The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISH En-
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
wn;ch are warranted to improve any EYE affected
with Weakness, cataract or tending to il also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNES
Persons who are compelled to use glasses or those
DOW using them, will be suited at first sight. Those
DOUBLE-POIISHED VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have received the highest recomme ndations at the
Worlds Fair, at Paris, through their producing a
cearness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
In any other improvements.
Also. all styles OF OPERA, spy and MAGNI
Fl lNI OLASSES, COmpasses, and Microscopes
are Tor sale az store, of Eighth street and
Pennsy lvanIa avenue, or Eighth street No 49l be-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue.
tkTDo not mistake the corner Of 9Th street.
PTioes very reasonable, the same as at his estab-
hshlheht IN EurOpe. n9-tf
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VALUABLE AND Rd Most INTERESTING
For sale at TAYGoR 4 MAuRY,S

For sale at TAYLOR a. MAURY'S
RrcoRps OF THE REVOLUTIONARY War; con
tanning the Official Military and Financial Cores
Army from l775 to 1885, containing the most interest,
ing military. historical and financial information du
Regiments, showing the names, rank, date Of com
mission, time OF enl stment, and services of the Of
hoers and PsIvstes OF each; Also, the general and
Generals Washington, Lee, Grsen, Weldon,
and Others.
Last of American Officers TmprIsosred,
The time OF their capture, release, DC. An account
Society Oflhe Cincinnati
In New iork, Pennsy wanna and Mary land lIst of
t"n sna Iend asi. ae:' .ne hall PAY commuta
complete list Of all the
Offers srhO SerUed 10 The End Oftke War,
And sc sng the rsht 70 hsfP for LIFE comma
United States Court Of Claims relative TO a resIoTa-
ton Of the acts ofthe old Congress for the
Heirs Of Officers of The Revolution:
NIsInia hali-pay and land avs; the reasons which
the names OF the Virginia officers who received
land with an interesting account of the military land
districts Of Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee, tie To-
cation Of warrants, surveys, &C.; WIG
Revolutionary Pension La,cs Of The United
States,
As they now exist with conn entaries thereon;
tonary ofhcers, with an extensvs list show Ing the
time they died, &c. &c.
Postaee Is cents to any part Of the United SIStes,
except California
historian and scholar as al as furnlshing thor
ough guide 10 persons claiming title 10 land per-
revolutionary war The volume contains the nsm n
OF over So officers and prvates Of the revolution
.cendsnts Of the brave men who fought under tie
banner of 70 that the noble actions of their anoes
ants, who Iaust retain this work As a memento of
their orsve deeds ana patient sU1erngs. fell
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TIE LAST OF THE SOUNDING BoARpD.-Those
Of our readers who have not seen a ''sound ng
board" hanging In meeting house from the
ceiling directly over the pulpit, will die without
the sight unles they soon visit the old meeting
house at Campton, n. II. Into that venerable old
ediace without staple, with porch on each end
With It's square banister- pews, and lofty hogs.
moody old tabernacle, standing solitary, in seem
Ing grief that all its associates in its day and
Grafton are no more, You may enter and gaze upon
the only sounding board now In the Granite State
There II has hung for ffty-six years and never
has fallen upon the minister's head vet, as many
. childish mind has feared -Congreg otioaal
Josysal
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p. ,Tkb Is $3.50 g.. :. !.

~ ~ - ~ n
fROTECTED By Royal Let,ers Patent Of
England, and secured BY the Seals Of the Ecole dc
Phsrnscie de HaTiaard the Imperial College OF M cd
icine, Vienna Triesemss No. i. remedy for Re
iaxation. spematorrhcea, and Exhausfiun OF the
System. Tnssemar No. efectually, IN the short
space of three dsys, completely aud entirely ersd
Gates eli traces OF those disorders which copaya and
oubebs have long been thought antdote for, 20
the ruin Of the health Of vast portion Of the pope
iaticn. Tnesemar No; is the great Continental
remedy for that GLASS Of disorders WHICH, unfortu-
nately the English ply sloian treats with msrcury
to the inevitable destruction of the PATIENTS consti
tuition, and which all the sarsaparilla the world
cannot remove. Triesemar Nos l,2 and s are alike
devoid of taste smell, and Of ell naus eating quali
ties. They may lie the toilet table without their
use being suspected. Sold in tin cases, and divided
in separate doses as administered BY Velpean, Lal-
leman, Roux, Rioord. DO, &c. Price eS each,
four cases in one for 50, which saves S. and in
81 oases.
Sold by Dr. H. A: BARROW No. Isl Prince ST., q
few blocks west of Broadway, New York. lmme
diately on receip OF the amount Dr. b. viii forward
the csses of Triesemar, and the large sizes, car
rage paid, thus Insurlng genuine European prepara
tons. The IS cases also sent, but not free Of car
rage. Consultations a. usual, from II q. m. till
p. and from till at No. lS7 Prince st., q
few blocks west OF Broadway. Sold also by j..
STOTT, Washington. fe "
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EPIDEMIC DISEASE OF THE EYK-We learn
that In the western part of the State a peculiar
disease OF the eve 10 so common as to seem to be
an epidemic II commences with a sharp prick.
Ing sensation, as though a particle of sand or
glass bad been introduced into the eve This is
Immediately followed by excessive Inflammation
ana enlargement Of the organ, which in many
eases results In the total loss Of sight A resi-
dent OF Staten Island, a recent visit to ALBANY
suffered from this cause, and has barely escaped
AArsrfissy
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EVENING STAR.

LOWELL ON .sCOURTIN'.'
Zskle crsp' up, quite unbskncwu, sssF
An pesked in thru the vinder,
Au'thsre sot Hubby all alone,
With no one nigh to hinder.
Arm the chimbly erookneoks hung,
An in amongst EN- rusted,
The old Qresn's arm that gren'ther Young
Fetched back from Concord busted,
The vsnnut logs shot spsrklss out -,
Towards the Rootiest, bless her
An lsetle fires danced oil about
Inc ohiny on the dresser.
The vsry, room. COZ she wuz in.
Looked warm frum door TO cellln,.
An she looked full ez rosy IN
Ez the apples she was peeiln'.
She heerd O foot an knowed il, tn,
A rsspin on the screper-
All ways to once her feellns new
Like sparks In burnt-up paper.
He kind o. Ioitered on the mat,
some donbttie o. the seekle:
His heart KEEP goin' pltypat,
But bern went pity-Zskle.
An yet she gin her cheer q Jerk
As thSush she ylshsd him fsrdsr,
An, on her apples KEEP to work
III eli w-ger spurred her.
"Iou want to see my Pa, spose!?"
.wal, no; I come designin' IL
Agin to-morrow's i'nin'."
He stood spell on one foot fust,
Then stood spell on tother.
Ap on which one he felt the wust
He couldn't ha' told We, nnther.
Sez he, .I'd sitter cali again.
See she, stink likely, Mister :"
The last word pricked him like D pin,
An'-wal, he up and kIst her.
When Ma bimeby upon 'em slips,
Huldy kot pale ez ashes,
All kind q smlly round the lips
An teary round the lashes.
Her blood rIz quick though, like the tide
Down to the Bay of Fundy,
An all know is, they wur Dried
In meetln', come next Sunday,
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d CHUBB BROTHERS.


DlPosIrs. Deposits received and Checks paid
ssops Rats on the northern
nn Cities furnished to depositors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Interest will be allowed
,DErosITs IN VIReINIA AND GNcuRRENT. MONEY.
Deposits In Virginia and other Uncurrent Money re-
ceved to DO checked for in same funds, IL
DiscouNTs.-Notes, Drafts, and Bills Of Ell change
will be discounted and Loans made on Stocks Bonds,
Letters OF CREprT.@Letters of Credit will be
furnished, negotiable in the different Cities Of the
United states, on Deposit of Money or Colaterals,
charged If Costeras. on such terms a. may be agreed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsH.-Tnvelers will
sired negotiable in the different Cities of the Union.
BILLS AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRE
Of Credit on England Ireland and Europe, furnished
BONDs, SrocKs, &e:-Bonds, Stocks, and Securi
bought in me different Cities at commission Of AZ
pr. cont. Where Stocks are bought upon orders. We
r.: the osd. to G
graDh.
.RAILRoAp. CITY. AND STATE BoNDs-Railrosd.
negotiation, ethsr IN this country Europe. Rail
road Iros purchased for cash or with Bonds.
market rates. All Warrants sold By us are evSYss-
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished il re-
Warrants Will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent for sale on to responsible
REAL ESTATE AND INsuRANcHs.- Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances effected.
NsREss.-Calms on the United States, before the
Court Of Claims Congress, ntrusted to u.s. will be
BY prompt c III tfi asfsRRJSGsFHERs
ian ~ Opposite the Treasury.
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WE HAVE NOW ON HAND AND ARE
w constantly receiving q fine ass0rtment-
Of Raven, Bacon X Co.'s celebrated Pr 7Sa
ANO FORTES. Persons IN search of aVVHvV
reliable instrument will find u TO be to their advan
taSs by giving US call before buying elsew here.
One second hand Piano, almost new, having been
taken In exchange will be sold very low:
w. G. METZEROTT, =
WS Corner of 18th street and IA. ava.
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HANS FOR FAMILY USE, direct from Gin
u cinnati.-We have received to- day 4 LOT of
.suGAR-CUREDH HAMS which We recommend an
bang very superior.
KING & BURCHEt.U,
~ Corner vsrSpont avenue aud 18th NJ, =.
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ORD PALMERsTON,s OPINIONS AND

IL Pol cy, vol. svo.
smiths Weaiih of Nations. I vol. svo.
McCuoch's Literature OF Political Lconomy 1
VOL, evo.
,spackmsn's Analysis Of the Occupations Of the
People. vol, svo.
Mills Political Economy Essays, I vol, svo.
Twlss View Of the Progress OF Political Eoono-
my, VOL. svo.
svo.
Sismondi's Essays on Political Economy. vol.
6vO.
McCullooh on Taxation and Funding, vol, svo.
Rlakeys History Of Political Literature, vols.,
svO.
Jacobs on Precious Metals, Q vols. evo.
Trotter's Finances Of the North American States,
vol. 8vo.
Lewis on the Government of Dependencies, Ivol.,
vol, limo.
Porter's Pr 'gress OF the Nation, s vols, limo.
Humphreys Manual Of Political Science, VOL,
limo.
Just imported from London by
fe Y FRANCK TAyI0R.
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Moedsy. IA Aird dss Of May "a 20, the tovpsbi, %
on the proeossd roads iFoss tbe Vrs Cross rsss or
AXE TO the west end of Lake Superior: and 10
Bayfield, subject to The "rrottses AZ ststed
above IN refersnce 10 hike hsds in the I'd son dis
tyfct, VIZ:
herfA 81 the base l'ns dsd ,ceSt Of tke Iosrtk pris-
efpai m,risfas
townships 81. 50 aud ~. Of runges
fownshhiips -: a. 9, and 20. Of ranTsl To-
nth head. At the land once at SUPERIOR n,
Monday- the fhird day az May ssrf, the Ioupsh,ps
90 the proposed roads from the st Crolx rlysr or
sks 10 the west end Of Lake Superior; and 10 Bay-
nee. ~ Ject to the procsso. !" as o afed above 10
reference to the like lands IN the Hudson distr.ct.
North effhs base lins and ~,a Of III, Tosrfi p,i..
efpdl verfdtaa
Townships 81. a. IS. -. and e. OF rsnseI
Townships al. ~. S3. and IS OF range
Town hips ~. ~, IS, IS. 81. and 81 OF ranges
townships al, q, IS, ~, IS, &C. ~, 60 ST. and g.
OF range
Town. zip. Il. a. IS. ~. IS, as. 81. Is. e. 50. 81, and
So, of ranges.
Townships a. q, Is. a. ss e. 81. Is. 90. 50. and y,
Tvp.hips 81. a. IS. "a. IS. IS, "a. and 90. Of range,
2, s, and 9.
TovnshIpsH q. IS -. IS, and Is Of range 10.
al, a. IS 81. IS, IS. a., and g, Of hinges
Townships 81. a. IS. ~. IS e. and <s Of range Is.
Townships IL, q. IS ~. IS. s6, ~, and ~, Of raass
Il.
Townships a. =. g, a. IS. &c. 81, and IS. Of range
Given under my hand, at the city of Washington,
this sixteenth day Of February. snnn DomInI
thousand eight hundred and hfy eight.
fe 20 LAVISH =
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS
i OF YOUTH.

M SpEV NJ 81 "a taltt9n; .p,u
NAL DiSEA SES.-A scientific Treatise on the
treatment and perfect cure of Nervous Debility.
Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Emissions, Ilnpo-
terce. c., resulting from vicious habits acquired
during the critical passage fOm Youth to Man
hood.
BY DR.. CULVERWELL,
Member of the Royal College of Surgeons Of Eng
land, (l827, Licenciate Of the Hall, Q854D, and Sc
the Guide to Health" q resn Book, )" How to be
Happy" Memoirs of Single and Married Life K Q
renowned Ply stefan and Surgeon. points out the
only and permanent for all dseass o result
KIND written in benevolent spirit and by q scIsntif-
10 man. Ii should be in the hands Of all who value
their life and health and happiness here and hereaf
ter.
Price y cents, or stamps: at the receipt of which
it wi be sent, post free, and well secured, by Dr
Gu KLINE. No. 40 LIST Avenue, Box 1886, New
York. ian 70
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COUGHS. COLDS, HOARsNEss, 30.

The prevalence Of the above complaints at this
season. generally has The effect of bringing ont hos
of professedy new specifics, and while some are
good, many useless, and OF hers even dang rous
The wIsest course to pursue Is To consult your
family ply slcIan, or otherwise only such RENE
dies as long public perience has proved be safe
and eficaclOus. Of this character is TYLER'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM ARABIC.
originally the favor tie prescription Of an eminent
physician. II soon became a popular remedy, and has
continued TO enjoy growing reputation for the last
tweRty years. Iu cases of common Colds, Coug ms
&c.. Il acts like charm, and Chronic cases, Bron-
chItls, W hopping COug h, Group, sthma, Influenza
TO. its success is unparalleled, and most will testify
who have used il.
Price 25 cents and 50 cents per bottle.
Sold by NaIrn 4 Palmer Chas. Stott, &C. Wash
ington Cigsel, GeorgetOwn; Peel & stevens Al.
exandria; where 1t may be had also, fof cow
IN lozengeT form. Price l2h and % cents a box
known "'ryler's Gum Arabic Cough Cancy
Drops. an elegant, pleasant and eficaciOus Pull.
nome EOZenge they are unsurpassed. fe IL SIN
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THE SECRET I'll INSFIRMyTIEs OF YOUTl

THE SECRET INFIRMITfEs OF YOUTH
AND MATURITI,
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A few words of the Rational Treatment without
Mediolne, OF Spefmatofrhea or Local -ES
Weakpess., Nocturnal Emisslons, AM
dental, and Nervous Debility, Pre- Xxx
mature Decay OF the System, lmpo-
tenoy, aud lmpediments to Marriage
generally BY b. DE LANEY. M. d.
The important fact that tho many alarming oom-
PANTS; originating IN the mprudence and solitude
Is in this small tract. clearly Demonstrated and The
entirely new and highly ,suooessfnl treatm snt .as
ADOPTED 6y the author, FULLY explained, BY meAnsO
And at the least possible COST. thereby avoiding al
ths advertl.ed eostrums Of the day;
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mark their Checks payable i'm currency.
Deposites of Gold will be paid in Gold.
Accounts will be opened with depositors allowing
them to deposit Gold and Check for currency the
deposItor being credited with the difference.
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ATTHE BEST RATES

VI A N d . l l.
PURCHASED -.
ATTHE BEST RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU-
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT. ......
GOLD CURRENCY, AND VIRGINIA. NO.
NEY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOX FP0SITORS, PAYABLE INSANE
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHANGING THE
CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUST BE
MARKED ACCORDINGLY
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PRINCE
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUMS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND STOCKS SOLD ON CON-
MISSION.
UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS PURCHASED At THE
HIGHEST RATES.
,SWEENY, RITTENHOUSE, FAINT & CO.,
4-Sm Bankers.