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s4" RICHMOND AGENCY.

e6" RICHMOND AGENCY.
NEW YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
MUTUAL SYSTEM
Capital, LIST JAN, 1SjS,...s 1 fO2 ,966 25.
The Trustees have declared dividend of THIRTY
PER CENT. on all Life Policies that have been Ii.
force twelve months prior 20 January LIST, ISIS and
SIX PER CENT INTEREST IN CASH on all di-
vrdeDds that have not been Paid. Those holding
the certificates viii please call and collect the ine
rest, which will be paid in cash
Those desiring inioI nation the subject of Lift
insurance will please call on the Agent, 2l3 Msif
street; or for reference. apply TO either nember OF
the Local Boari-all OF whom are insured in this
Company
GEO. WYTHE MUSFoRp, President.
Directors:
TEos August, ksq. Jas Thomas, Jr. Esq,'
Roger 4 Pryor, Esq, Kew Chas III Read
Thus III Ellis. ESQ, Rev Jas Taylor.
Vim Paine, ksq.
Hedfc0l Goard:
Ro Coleman, NJ b, Workman, VI ID,
Jas III Conway, NJ d.
ClIAS h. M0RTITAM,
General Agent and Attorney for Virginia.
NH l0-iH aG Main street
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NOTICE LADIES AND GENTLE.

~ MEMS AUCTION SALES THE MOST ELE.
CANT ST0Cn OF JEWELRY YET OFFERED :
Mr. WIN. II. ELL 1T having returned TO this city,
elegant ahsortments Of JEWELRY which the citi
zens OF hichmond baye had the privilege of in.
speeting, These goods will be off red this morning
snd VIII De open for nspection at any time during
the day and evening for .ne week
Auction sales for Ladies' every morning At II
o,siiocn' and LOT uentleInen every evening at ~
oc.oen: commencing TIL Is DAY. The public are
NH g HENRY W QuARLEs. Auct,
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n z 20. 81 us FVI gFiIFU- IW'
Northern Markets.

BALTIMORE. March % Flour dali. and prices uu-
changed. Wheat better Red *l.0iGsl-I0; white
81 25d.l IS. Corn actFs-6e 900 bnsiti, sold-white
55j6 cts; yellow 57G9 cents. Clover Seed Si.50tT
$i75
NEW YoRK March 52-Flour unchanged. Wheat
nominal Corn dull and unsettled. Stocks dull
and lower.
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SOUTH SIDE DEMoCRAT.-This well conducted Pc
tersburg journal came out last Saturday in new
dress, and with an increased quantity of reading
matter. We wish the new proprietor ample sue
cess In his enternrise.
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jos JACKSON. in

T OST-Un Monday, 18Th inst between
IL Grace street and Capt Burton's on the Bowling
Green, an ivory case, containing GOLD TIitMBLE
ard SHIELD. with the initials A. Mt. 1hr tndr
will Ice rewarded on leaving the article at this Office
NH 22-St%
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In which he viii ass,ime three characters .ns
sing three comic songs WIS ara
pfrssCifcie and PsTqnette............;. Is seb..
Sl
second 1ief.. - :, -,
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I'D Merchants will find 1t greatly to their adj,
vsntbpe to give US q call before making their pur
grasses elsewhere, as We have laid in an extra larua
STOCK OF first quality Goods, Cash. that enables
rs 70 ter got DIS at less than anufactnrers prices
orders received by letter promptly shipped a,,i
ps,.es charged only the same as If personally pur
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SMART You've People IN MIcHIGAN.-Two couples
were married in New Baltimore last week, under
peculiar circumstances. Twin sisters married twin
brothers, and the parties were each IL years old,
and their wedding day was the anniversary of the
birth day of the brides.
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Hon. B. G. Brigham. one of the most extensive
farmers in Vermont, and who was about to receive
from MIR. Buchanan the appointment OF coilectcr
at the port of Fairfax. in that State, died few
days M
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MAHH1Ep.

In the second Presbytefian Church. on the eth 2
rebrnarr. nv fks Rev n ID .Hoge, D p NJ WI
LIAM kANEiN 10 M MARdARsT 6IBsg
all of Ibis city GO
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I OST.-We caution the public against
IL trading for or receiving two Bonds. Nos 81 and
~ of 500. each with Coupons attached, Of the Yr-
ginia Central Railroad Company, AS said Bonds are
orr pronerty ana have been msiaid or lo@i.
ja2-dtf HAXALL Co
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~ TAKE NOTICE
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY. commencing
at o'clock.
~ The first appearance in three years of ths
ORIGINAL AND CELEBRATED
PIE AK FAMILY.
OF EIGHT MEMBERS.
-, ~, As rocALrrs
ORIGINAL LANCASHIRE
BELL RINGERS.
Consisting Of the following members. viz;
WA. PEAK. sR..
W. II. PbAK, ia,
MRS. WI PEAK,
Mrs. w IL PEAK,
Miss JULIA !. PEAK,
vn Miss FANNIE A PEAK.
Lille LIsBTTE NJ. PEAK
introducing the Original
LA NCA ShIRE BELLS,
Siaty-Six I'm Number.
Assisted by the celebrated American HaRPIsrs
Mr. W II PEAK and Miss JULIA A PEAK
With Miss FANNIE. and her Beautiful Chime o,
TWENTi-STF SILVER BELLS
Played by herrelf alone, with great deaterity and
artistic skill. "'
With Master EDDIE, Is years of age and
Little LISE1TF. q years and smcnihs o'J)
the charming yourg BALLAD SINGERS. whose
WONDERFUL power Of vocaliZation Cor ONES 50
young.) have astonished the most able rIi H.,
and received the highest enComiuEs q the pre.s
and public generally.
e. All appearing each evening" "a abnre In a
new programme, of great variety and intrinsic mo
rit.
nN- TAKE NOTICE-Diagrams cf the Hal mar
be found Mt the Music stores Of James Woodbousa
4 Co. and W Randolph.
M The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence on
SATURDAY.
The first nights Programme will be published on
Saturday. nh Ig-Et
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METROPOLITAN HALL-The Peak family give their
second concert tonight, with change Of pro-
gramme, introducing variety of new and bean.
tifnI music. Their performances with the bells,
sixty.six in namber. excite the wonder and admi-
miratiop Of every listener. Such delightful har-
mony canno. fail to impart most pleasing sensa-
tions. The skilful executions Of Mr.. W. III. and
Miss Julia A. Peak, on the harp, arc also worthy
of special remark. as well as the vocal per form.
auces of the juvenile members of the company
In fact the entertainment, from beginning to end,
are highly attractive, novel and amusing.
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REAR 1T IN MlND-That BOsSiEUXis

~ original and lnimitable double refined steam
ShN LIES, are being manufactured by him daily
AL a. M extensive manntactGry. No. so Main street
ne warrants his Candies the very best make for
lar and promises 10 return the money shanid nv
accident anJ OF II stick fail TO give satisfac ton
mat ne mas sold 1t under this general warranty for
anime II at Nc 80 81 ain st. IAN anu ga
NH % IoIrfs pnccxu,,x
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| RESUMPTION AT AUGUSTA, GA.-The banks at hu
gusta Ga, have fixed on the 1st June, for resump
tion, in case the South Carolina !and Savannah
banks shall have resumed, or shall agree to resume
on that day.
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2 WV SEED 80 bush. prime CLIO.
nh - IN SEED 10 store and for sale By
LEWIS N WEEB 4 co.
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LEwIsBURG CHRoNIC1E-Messrs. Harrison r. Lutz
and W. + DaiDgerfeld, have assumed the editorial
control Of the Lewisburg (Va1 Chronicle. The pa
per will continue to uphold the principles of the
Democratic party.
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Mathews. entitled '" " has
PATTER reysm CHATTER.
Capt Pasier, with sones)
Mr. CHARLES H. Ttttws
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Conclude with the
WHITE STATUE.
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I .0ST, TIL R E Z CERTIFICATES OF

ntuCh VI ihe view tOIb anu AhCnDltnu tNhl
Company Nos. ~, Sand 81 each OF which issue
70 Robert NJ. Bowd.n, bears date on the 26ih day Of
July. sj6, and is far ~ shares OF sturk. The 10
shares OF stock for which these certificates is.
sned, have been transferred to me-. and notice of
transfer filed in the office of said Company. This
advertisement il made for the purpose OF obtaining
new certificates. Any one who may have the certih-
Gates in possession, will confer favor BY returning
them 10 me.
iI-IaMfs jos JACKS BON. in.
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a PPLES, ORANGES AND LEa

EATRA CHEAP GOODS. At
~ 70 cents; Dimity Bands i2S cents: Cambria
yards In length, l2k cents; enc lot OF ext,s
Gsfses ~ ELK fringes. from cents nm ~ the
IN ~ mnsiin Caps 10 cents; Bonnet Ribbons cts
.ttsstsssa Hdkfs - cents; Cambria Edges extra
NH e "onDehii cnsap store,
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LOST.

I OST-On Friday, 10Th inst. between
~ Grace and Jefferson streets and the shocSos Hill
Cemetery, a rair Of Gold-irdme SPbCfACLES and
Gold BhEASTPlN. set with Hair. The finder will
be rewarded on leaving the came at this office.
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MOTICE-The business heretofore con
~ duetei under the style of BLUNT Il STANLEY,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent The bust
ness hereafter will be continued solely by j. ii
STANLEY, who respectfully solicits continuance
of the patronage hes owed upon the old concern
The affairs of the firm will be settled by J. H. Stan
I,v NH 23-lw*
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PRICE OF ADMISSION:
Reserved Seats on the lower hnor ,ocsn,.
Unreserved seats aud Gallery. ....... ........N
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IT AM retailing New Orleans SuGA"
at cents per ID, superior Table BUTTER % cts
per ID. Also, receiving fresh supply CT
Green asd Black TEAS
New Or'eaps MOLASSES
HAYS. BREASTS, SHOULDERS
DAT MEAL. PEARL BARLEY
White MERCER POTATOES
No
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Tus.day rven,. ,,,,,.-i ,1...,. a..

The PERFORMANCE MI comrnt nee 81 4 a.
Comedy. written by Charles Name. sn ns .lesan'
THE DOKAGER
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Ballad I'm Qasen Of Fairy Band.
Miss 10 @,kf,a p..a -
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METROPOLITAN HALL, RlCnadSp
PRICE OF AnMlssIn,

SIR NIGHTS OYLF.
Commencing on MONDAY EVENING, March p
~ Doors open at 7, com uence at =, o'clock.
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1..s-- ACKNrY m NOR FOLK .trw1 :

WM ,. YesEKR. ESQ is the Agent for the p.ttS
nisrArcu In Norfolk, tho circulation OF The paper
tasrs having increased to extent demanding rer.
soAal attention 10 tss dIsrbution. the collection OF
duee. &c.
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DARE CHANCE.-The RESTAURANT
~ at the corner of 7th and Broad streets kept by
j WoopsoN SMITH, Agent for Smith. is offered for
sale until the Ist April. Any one desiring to en-.
gage In that business can have no better 0pportu-
nifty, the receipts Of the house be made one OF
the most profitable in the city. For inf ,rInation
Apply on the premises. NH 23-4ls
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REFERENCES: Hon r Meade. VIM Joynes. ESQ,
Thomas GholsoD. Esq. Petersburg, Va; DR. William
Thompson, Dinwiddie county. Va; Gov Henry A
Wise, Va Hon John NJ Bolts. William ii Mcfarland
DR. Charles b, II @ bson Richmond, Va; Col Thomas
2 August, DR. Charles VI Hubbard Beverly Doug
lass, members of the state seDate, Va.
Ia Iarx,
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NOTICE. The Council Of the City {

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. consumers OF Gas
IN in MADISON WARD hereby notified that
if they fail pay their Gas bills before the hour CT
3 o'clock VI today. they will be dealt with accord
ing t. the requirements of the following extract
from the ordinance concerning the Gas Works:
" If ball remain unpaid tor ten days next after
that which it is presented the Clerk shs Ii notify
the Supetibteiident who shall cause the gas TO be
stepped from the premises in respecG which the
default exists and not allow it to be used on those
PR misses until such bin is PAID
The Undersigned will be in his Office fron o'clock
A NJ, to . oelpck p NJ. Il II HARRISON
NH 2}-It CLERK Civ Gas Works
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" mrn Allied Lindsay ......Mr. CHARLES uAvuUvs
n" Do"a '.''-~.,..-.-Mrs. CHARLES MATHESs
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DINwIDDiE Co Va, July q, lo5
r. BEVERLY FRAYsFR, ESQ:

R. BEVERLY FRAYsFR, ESQ:
Dear Strive, among your numerous friends, are
much gratied to learn that yeu have determined to
open Boarding School Of high era lie for youth, at
your residence, (Aspen Levef) in this county -
Knowing yonr eminent qualifications. as well ss
ycur long and successful. experience in teaching W.
heartily approve your enterprise, and wish it the
most al ynai sscccss. We do confidently commend
your school to the public, and especially those pa
rents and guardians who desire 10 place their sons
or wards under the most elevated moral and intel
lectnal discipline. With warmest wishes for ycur
prosperity, we sincerely y1uf friends.
EDWARD ANDERSON CT GO0DwYN
IA SMITH ]. K PETERSON
is keller ii Ii H. BIS
"a HARGRoYE NJ BARNES
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nHIEg u ESPAlTC ri.


All AdyesfncMents for tAs prsPAscH must be handed
m By sis sesck " ~ aftsvneoa In order to appear
thsneGt aay TAehcsvy pressure Of advertisements
a sopca ss eolum4sof cur paper VIII net admit Of
~ sb<3 rccepeion aftcr the hour named.
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~ TAKE NOTICE
AN AFTERNOON CONCERT
on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, cnmDe,ci,,
AT Z n'clncl
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The I,es,slature.


was also passed 10 the Senate, the Internal I'M.
prsyement appropriation bills were made the or
der of the day for today TheGanai Conversion
bill was indefinitely postponed. and afterwards re-
considered aud laid on the table. The Same bin
was defeated IN the House.
THEarRr--A Saemdai Ra--Mr. CHARLES Ma
rHEws appears tonight as Lord Aifred Lindsey, In
hts elegant comedy Of "Ihe Dowager.7 and as
C,pt PHaer In the amusing piece entitled "Patter
w. Chatter" Mrs MATHEWS, with whose charming
impersonstions many of our citizens are familiar,
will play the character Of The Do,reger. With
such inducements, we anticipate a large attend
ance We desire 10 see the dress circle graced by
the presence Of many fair ladies, who always
appreciate the stage when adorned by a performer
Of refined taste aud anquestioned ability. 1t is
probate that the Matthew'S engagement will be
brief, and we therefore suggest the expediency Of
improving the earliest opportunity of seeing the
most meriterious comedian Of the age. The pieces
selected for tonight are capital productions.
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I OST-Between the Toll Gate and Turn-
IL pike, in Manchester, my FREE PAPERS A
OF $40 viii be given for their return at this
office. & piTfMkh.
NH 25-3ts A free mao Of color.
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N1ANNY'S PATENT REAPER AND
w UNDERGRADUATES CORN PLANTER
We manufacturing Mannys Patent Reaper
and Mower with Woods Improvements. We invite
the attention OF Farmers u this Machine the BEET
extant. those in want viii please sen in their
ders early, to avoid disappointment.
Also. "caldwelfa" Corn Planter, q simple. but
perior Mach ne, at a low price.
BALDWIN, CARDWELL 4 CO,
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T 'AIDLEY & ROBlNSUN'S really Gen
-. une English Tooth Brushes, in grea. variety.
wire aud patent cement and are thus rendered per-
uiament. forming, MS they believe, the BEET BRUSH
THAT CAN BE MADE
Also, LAIDbEY Il ROBINSoN'S Premium P, arl
Dentrfce. f,r cleansing preserving and whitening
The teeth, and iinparting most irseable perfume
to the breath For sale by
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON, Chemists, &c.
NH % sth and Franklin 6 a. Richmond
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W00DWARE-Just received q full
supply OF WO0Dwk ARE, such as Washing Tuis
in nssts Wood and Zinc Wash Boards; two and three
hoop Horse Buckets; common Painted Buckets staff
bntter Churns OF all sizes; Wood Trays and ROWS;
MIX Piggins and Butter Prints; brass bound Water
Buckets and Cana; sugar Boxes and lour Buck Is
W nests Also. good assortment Of Baskets Clothes
Hampers. &c; for sale by -
:, THOMAS A ByLELsY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-23

Epitaphs are always interesting, provided
they are original. We suspect the tine words
that have been employed to praise the worthy
and unworthy dead for dozen generations,
and when we read them feel no other emo
ton than that which naturally follows tbs re.
hection that death is indeed "leveller,"
when every variety of character is subject to
the same stale eulogy at last, compared with
which a little discriminating censure would
be refreshing, we should suppose, to the
"weeping survivors" and grateful to the
names of the deceased The literature Of
the living is bad enough, but it is excellent
indeed in comparison with the dead lam
guages"-;he dialect of the tombstoDes, the
bad grammar, the absurd punctuation, the
false rhythm and execrable rhyme which are
the perpetual shame of the church yard, end
enough, indeed, t. make the very stones cry
out" might be pardoned if the sentiment
were not usually as fat as the slab on which
it is inscribed. Here is as an epitaph, very
old and excellent Was ever finer eulogy
written n the same spsce?-''liere lies Sir
Jenkin Grout, who loved his friend and per-
suaded his enemy; what bis mouth a;e, his
hand paid for; what his servants robbed, he
restored; if woman gave him pleasure, he
supported her in pain; be never forgot his
children; and whose touched bis finger drew
after it his whole body"
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STATE LOTTERIES.-R
Ih FRANCE 6 co. Mduagps ps-CAUTlON

NOTlCE.-PeTsons living al a distance should
be extremely cautious OF whom they order Lot
terry Ticket OF Certificates Of Packages OF Tick
cts TIE country is flooded with bogus and
swindlng Lotteries. Every inducement is held
out 10 get persons 10 invest money IN tncm -
Capital Prizes OF from $50 900 10 $4,000 head
their schemss-with tickets al one Dollar
500 900 Capital Prizes offered, tickets So
All such in every instance, are frauds; and II
money is sent 10 them Tor ticket, II Is so much
thrown away without the shadow OF a chance
of getting prize. Beware OF all Lotteries
where the Capital Prlza Is unusually large IN
comparison TO the price OF tickets. In every n-
stance u here large prizes are offered for a small
cost OF tickets put II down as a certain fraud.
The Kentucky State Lottery for the benefit
OF the Shelby College, under our maEagem ent,
is the only Lottery in the United States which
is legally decided by the Maryland Drawings;
all other Lotteries which purport TO be decided
by the Maryland Drawings, are frauds
THE MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
Purchase in the Maryland State Lotteries,
then you are sure OF being right. And III or.
derng III the Maryland Lotteries, you sure
OF tair and honest drawings.
One thing look 10, and that is, if you order
from any licensed vender in Baltimore, DO not
receive any but Managers Tickets and Mana
gers Printed Certificates OF Packages The
Managers Certificates have the numbers prln-
ted, and have the autographed signature OF X.
France x Co.
No one has risht TO send his individual Ger.
tfcates and II ne does II be sue there is fraud
at the bottom OF II. r. FRANCE Il CO,
Managers OF Maryland State Lotteries
feb l5-3mo
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LOTTERY ADvERTIsEMENTs.
STATE LOTTERIES
FOR MARCH, 1858

n. h.1NtE y CO.' HdH"sc',
We present 10 our customers throughout the
Union, some Of the most Magnificent Schemes
for the month of March ever offered. The
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES are the safest Lot
'eries TO purchase Tickets in. They are fairly
drawn by the State Lottery Commissioner III
public, and all prizes are promptly paid by the
Managers All who desire, and will take the
trouble, can soon ascertain that the Maryland
State Lotteries under the sole management OF
r. FRANCE Il CO, are the only legal Lotte-
ries in Maryland, and are drawn by authority
OF Law
T. h. HUBBARD & CO., will I'll! all orders
in the Maryland Lotteries promptly, and all
communications held strictly confidential.
u The country is flooded with swlndling
bogus Lotteries, holding out vast inducements,
in the shape OF large Capitals tor small prlc >
of Tickets Beware of all SUCH and when you
want % try your luck, remember that the MARY
LAND LOTTERIES, which have been drawn for the
last forty years, are the best Lotteries to order
Tickets in.
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THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS OF

THE SHOALS AND QUICKSANDS OF
i YOUTH just Published the Sd Edition.
On Spermatorrhea or Seminal Diseases.--A
scientific Treatise Oh the treatmen, and perfect
cure OF Nervous Debility, Seminal Weakness,
:'Om habits acquired in Youth, by Dr. Culver
veil, Member oi the Roya! College OF Surgeons
a England, Us27) Lieentiate of the Hall
ls2l) and 80 years Resident Practitioner in
london; Author OF the "Gude TO Health"
Green Book, '.'How 10 be Happy" Memoirs OF
Single and Married Lite. &c.
This small, but highly valuable Treatise,
9ya world renowned Physician and Surgeon,
POINTS out the only sure and permanent cure for
''eases, and is the only publication of its kind
written lu a benevolent spirit and by scientific
nan, II should be in the hands Of all who
Hae their life and health and happiness here
no hereafter. Price, ~ cents, or stamps, at
$aIfecept OF which it will be sent, post free and
VII secured, by Dr. Ch Kline, No. 42O Isl
S.enue. Box 45S6, New York Jan ,5-3m