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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ta-
4 ken from my Office, some time since The LIST of
October an ESGINEER's INSTRUMENT, Gran
sit.) laade by Rnox & shain. of Philadelphia 1t
has of the Bubble Glasses broken. L will pay
Zee or the Richmond and York River Railroad Co.,
40 it2 main street.
no It's AT DOUGLAS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

T OSr-On Tuesday last, on Maia, be-
IL tween Eth and 25th streets, my FREE Pa
PIERS. They were wrapped iii piece of paper. ]
will give liberal reward for I'M il left at this Of
fec. fthUlNlA CLARK,
da (4--lts A trsa woman OF color.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

EoR SALG--A man Cook of good
l. character, good appearance, average siss, IS
years Old. ana superior couk-warIanted sound
and healthy. Apply at Gary street Jail.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

NAVAL DrroT IN NORTH CAaoLISA.-Ths Norfolk
Argus learns that Secretary Toucey will issue an
order to the Board of Examiners to report with
out further delay the sites for Naval Depot of
Construction in North Carolina. The rich coal
and iron mines in Chatham county indicate that
as the fsvorite spot. An attempt will be made to
unite with this depot the national foundry
authorized by Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

CoLp1RTAGs IN FIRGINIl-Ia little more than q
year the Baptist eolporters il this State have Wis
tied 35,17+ families, with 1926 Of whom they
prayed or converted on personal religion; fund
ESQ families destitute of the Bible, and $50 desti.
tu.e of ell religious books except the Bible delv-
e-ed 1,.o7 sermons aud addresses; gave way $751;
10 worth Of Bibles and Testaments aud S766 81
worth OF other religious books; sold $l,232 IS
worth of Bibles and Testaments, and S1l.S92 GO
worth of other religious books. We extract the
above interesting statement from circular which
tie Rev A L. Dickinson, of this city, the General
Suyerine nden', has just issued, setting forth the
Claims and nros peets Of the work in VIRGINIA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

~ fASA ASHLAND COURSE.
~SES4&Ss SPRING MEETING, 1883 :,
~ The following stakes ara
open nntii LIST January Issq
sweepstakes over the Ashland Course, Hanoysr
county, Virginia, during Spring meeting Of isss
with colts ana Gllies. then three years old, mia
heats two hundred dollars subscription forfeit, one
hundred dollers-ihree or more TO fill the s,sks~
names and eutries 70 close ON let January ls5g :
Subscribers 70 the above at present are Thonas w
DE- swell. w II Gibbons and John Hrnter W.
A Post Stake oser ths Ashland Course. Hanovsy
county, Virginia, during the Spring meeting OF
1872 free r all ages, four rsiie beats two hundred
QUE thousand added by the CIub--four or mora snh
scribers to ill the stakenames aud entries fo eios.
on ist Janusry, 1859 fnbscribefs 10 the a.ays ~
present are Thomas W Boswell, e II Dickinson and nj
John Hunter.
Nominations to be addressed to The lndersrred n,
Ashland, Hanover county, Va
AATHL A THOMPSON
see'y Ashland jockey Clnh
Ashland Va Dec. 18th isya dc t2-,ssf
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SOME PERa0NS-For Pain, the worst

~ Of ills,
Use nought but powders. p;as.trs or pills;
Butswe advise both great aud small
To use HrtSh0.-aG far-tamed C5reAE,
A Chemist this Cl.1e-AE prepares,
Tosuit the evar.chanGing airr;
Blow hot or cold. snow, hail OK ra'r--
Ihs great Care Al 81 ihHates al pain.
Bottles IS and 90 cents. Sold by ell Druggists il
Richmond, and all towns Of Virginia
do if-2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-14

Faurth ny oEcer--Bepi. 81. Morris.
Fifth Uay OGicer-Wm. ID. Page.
F.srst Lieut ifigHt Iftch-G- S. Trusaeart.
,Scossd Lieut. Night Hatch-Francis I. Wheat.
TAt,3 Lie,st. Night Hatch-W. K. Kelly.
Fire B,rgqds-k communication from Lewis L.
Barnes, Principal Engineer, stating it Impractical
BILE to procure slave labor, and asking the ordis
nance 70 be so amended as to allow the enlistment
of los instead Of go white fremen, and thus dig
pense with negro labor, was read and referred TO
the Committee on the Fire Department.
Pfiatin5.-A resolution was adopted, authorizing
the printing of 200 copies OF the Fire Ordinance
and the BYLAWS OF the Department. for the use OF
the firemen.
Police Rsports.-The usual monthly police re.
ports were presented and referred to the Commit.
tee on Police.
Iqquest Rcom.-The ordinance CONCERNING the
coroner OF the city, was taken up and adopted-
The ordinance furnishes the coroner with room
and necessary furniture aud fixtures, for taking
inquests and making post norton examinations
requires him TO report ssmiannIally all cases
examined aud the cause or death-giSe5 him the
power, if a psysiciap, 60 make post mortens. ais
lowing him SIS for SO doing-siows him So per
day while engaged in inquests-andS S. for visiting
bodies on which ihGuesfs are unnecessary.
Increase Of SdlIry.-Mr. stokes offered resolu-
ton appointing committee to amend the ordis
nance concerning the messenger of tho Council,
SO as to Increase his salary to $500 per aanum.
Mr.. Grat.an opposed the resolution, because the
present messenger had been twice elected q: that
to take it tor $780, il the incumbent were to resign
The motion to take up and refer was carried,
and the following gentlemen were appointed the
committee; Msssrs. Stokes, Randolph aud Graf
tan.
Hach Rdt.S-The adverse report of the Commit
tee on Finance on the petition OF W. H. Suther.
land, asking the remission of fue imposed on
him by the Recorder for refusing to hitch his
horses 10 his hack and carry gentleman TO Ore,
gon Hin at the price fixed by ordinance. was ia.
ken up aod argued at length. The question com.
Ing up TO be acted upon, Mr. Epps called for the
ayes and noes, and the vote being taken, resulted
as follows:
Ayes-Messr. Allen, Denoon, Greaner, Grattan.
Glszebrook. lIaslins, Richardson. Robinson, Ran.
dolph and Stokes-11.
hocs-Msssrs. Saunders and Epps-2.
SO the report sustain rg the Recorders decision
was adopted. IIackmen are therefore required, by
the Council, to hitch their horses to their hacks
and carry persons any where in the city for the
rates allowed by ordinance.
On motion, the Council adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Cost an6 founo.

O. REWARD on Friday afternoon,
QpeD i-n r II zons from Bank through llh, . Dni
verify p.-oe GOLD a-e CORAL BREA,rPIN. Tae ao'fe
reward paid by less ia th- Al No. Is Bank -
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Bcaro ano Rooms.

Boaro an6 Rooms.
DOARD.-A Gentleman snd Wife, or Single
- C-rt-In-n b. Accommodated with OAaD and prss
az rooms convenient b. applying - No 81
Es-. .tth-st, ;fh
DOARD for the WINTER.-The SECOND
- FLOOR comprising three large AID small two
families Of srovr persons preferred Tie house peasany
situated and tie ferries Apply No. u LSleoa-st,
one door from Court-.'., Brooklyn.
DOARD and pleasant ROOMS for two or three
- young Gentlemen in Brooklyn. No. 10 WashinFton
Concord and Ssssan uinute- walk
from Fulton Ferry. Reference rrsuired.
DOARD in BROOKLYN-Pl ROOMS
ID furnished gEi-rli,het toE tieni-rsn snn nj. Wife
single GeutezeH. IL Py,ie New England family a. No
SD, D,bevoses'.
NOTICE.-M. aud Nine. MEL are prepared t0
IN 'Leir family few seect BOARDERs, VINO
vii hnd the comforts o agreeable home. uncommon
of nproysniel- IL the Frrn,h LaasAs h
MILLS French Lectures I'D Course. ,h hst D.
toh AID free to al residing il his Apply No ~
Eat liths.. srzss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

A NEW PORTABLE GAS-LIGHT may be
IA see1 iu Room No. II Times Buidinr No ~ Park
row which superior IN Illuminating powers simplicity of
construeon anything heretofore
Every man have Gas IL as house cheaper than
Goa Ga is furnished 70 citizens
Lzht also BE- the Gifsd Hoe, corner OF
Cbaub@rs-t. West Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

CUBMARINE TELEG RAPH CABLE
FOR SALE,
y thr New York rNugnGara sEa London Ir.essrs Co-
nv m l-usta. 70 81 nars o. s-pe,ioS
sa,.v are Submarine telegraph Cae sl'n thTe-
s.r,:a wiir, us=r,aird BY KEpe. Co.. Of Lonsor-
r' 4 " LowBER, Secretary. Nc. 81 waEs-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
V7HE FERRIS FEMALE INSTITUTE (Day

and Boarding Nos 81 and ~ Madisonay, New t1rs-fs
b. conducted ;r pan sua "a embrace the tho
rough eoure iAr Rl,srr. Op~n SEP, IS Pupil.
the 18th aud iith Circular. obt-a-d Ray
No ~ Bowery fth. Pnucp. No 81 a.sisn
A formed of Pseps. or
accommodation Of few a. ooys ~bo.> Db~rs
ne Institute Rev DR. FERRIS. Rector
& n GARDNER A N. Priaciys-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
PROTESTANT BOARDING and

Il DAY SCHOOL for YOUNG LADIES' No. 30 West is,a
s;Mrs LtNERETT will reoreu her School fg the enstrg
yesr on WEDNESDAY Sept; Is This School offers sl the
advantages ~ thorough sd yteus.ic OF English tfu
cotbued with facility for stniy and prrtia
acquisition of the Frrnch Language Srscisl will be
formed under the direction Of peut PrOssor' fr Young
sde. who desire pursur rgh French Leraturs
from the Of study limited number of Young
La-, the family shD al ihr plv.fes q
hOue offered Application nay bs made o. Mr. l. per
sofal.y or b. l-tier a. tLs ablye address
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
YEOODs MINSTRELS.
W. ! nos SOL snd SIS BROADWAY
OPEN EVERY EVENING.

AIR. APTOMMAS. the celebrated farpist, has
vI returned from visit in orier - mis-
,,o..ioa,! erassrts ApPs,ons 10 b made al 1nsi,
No. ~.
GREAT FAIR Of the AMERICAN INSTl-
IN TrrTr A UAs CRYSTAL PALACE,--irtioies vii De
.i,.i I'D isctt{d % y xtes TUESDAY sp, Enrsnec
es xsh.I s-.sess.a :. ..nd .e se-, w,'h-
RHd0FT1SKs IfyHES1EiiM.--T and lss,
UtS~s ~ Ssr3f;HtW bLgTx--rhe Iesrped Csns,y Birds.
~. Sreoss IL vtatnjoaslsn- NV fes' Of Mssie mon
- s.a ey, " evening comn>ncrss; u o',oes, srd
oA y, Srp rIpSrSDAY sna SATURDAY AFTERNOONS a, 5
Selot, Aar,iss 'vg 3ss.; CaAsrcn, iSc
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
printing.

At FyFRDFLL-. his celebrated WEDDING
~ CaPDS plr.4i4v er-ras-d o-ly b s-r BroA1HAy
coTr-r Of Dusre Order, bs mail s0lled al .PHr' 49,
ENGRAVING and PRINTING.-llsli-Prlce
II Weddinr At Hone sni us CaIds BIZ II "a SOC
Ctecks. Bill. Of E1ehsEge. tc q, KILL > No . --o-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
COLLEGIATE and COMMERCIAL SCHOOL

This School long and wei known Offering peculiar scil
lie, Thorough educational training both En.ish and Casi
cal i now in ssssiou JAS n. McELLIG0rT Principal
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
GEO. ". CLARKE A. Nl,,,
JAMES TANNING A. NJ. I r4-'iPN''

~ Es-t Si.t..,., JAMES WEIR HASON-TsIn begins
September - Personal instruction by the Principal and
oug drilling the English branches Circular. and further
information CARTERs bookstore, and a,es September a.
the School
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Bernsrd srd Rohrf's French irtfel. Nos 20 shd
y. .osd~sy Madison arsThr thirte nh Academic ye
tls institution viii commence On WEDNESDAY. Srp
Parent, respectfully inyitri 20 cal =, any ar aud visv
both boarding sld day SchOls
p VI " REDtIELD
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18


will reopen Oh the fra, MONDAY m september. ana m
vi-es the attention Of Terms moderate instrhoe
ccoroa-s Crcusrs. with r,fsrenncs sHFPAhDo ooes
s.oFr No. L. Euor-s, AID RANDOLPH's No bSj bfsse
way J. ". TYING M. ~ fss. 5fh&
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
90 mbom it man Concern.

4 MEETING Of the CITIZENS and kEsl-
"A DEETs Of RIcHsoND COUNTY NJ ont b ss,s = ,sr
CIR Hoe u ne 'lese % 1920 ~ .5r,, 70 n
'ef,LaaEe ,ess in relation % the receui "'elt'
'n- QnarsuDe Ia TAI. CesI's g. ~ .'t, ta7 o rs
ot.sT .;sp tier ds;y u ~ pteei- e'rIsrIJ ii
-Ds',a ser -, i25s.
~ T. o,..x cbsrl.. D Nsi,a-~t.
H.tb-. Morrsr Frzae 1s-''
T. T. -s:ier-awst-, Alst- l. brss%y
5.oise .;;1 Wn cer-i.. WI Jeia.sa
foE- = Sesr-.h Abr %. Who.
&C. = Kgnh.rd;. }c1s tsz,Is Z h-Tr.2n s-n'ssi.
Wi.Hsr- Ensrson > n tsy.
IIe1ry z KcIh.ldt. " fsri-J CfsE'
AuEu-.l- Preutos. oaI.y besn.
q. Hosh-npon.Jf JEIJ.--;
i-3oI-io Woit. n Dsae Eiinrwnos
'TssasrTeo- VIM Il y4nd-.b:,
Chs. p zimmerman. yaH.e. Gayca.
I'm " Thn.ryr- D e. Hsoaooss.
L. 7 H0yt. & bsrssi
Leonard W. Goddard Cha. r chn'h.
Nm. n Hubbard Joan c Henderson,.
John Ssyige. p ts,et
E8zd g. HoHr- Rirs:T. l. MT
TEseaaTs ifs,, wi wil,arop To@pEl. werer7ri.
= s..HrsIs Geo. A O-Eood.
&C. y. Jr.rt AB J.rin,
Wn 5 Hoy- J: Jay simonson
J. JTV.nEIek VIM b. Town-end.
III.
Irc,a. Tucserusr Nathaniel Msr.h
Jobu Crah,ree ". n. Newman.
Chss. n. Bergman. John Jornsor,
ChsmpiOl Bsseli. yalnes forLisia'
Edwt y Dawson. r. Merwin,
TJ@o,r- C. Ward I. A. Hosytsad.
Caarl-s " Windsor. yohn WnttruSF-,
Ferdinand Dufsis, n NJ Whi't~ro--.
a. J.hr..en W Hogisrd
n. H. Lanpor., John W h-r.rr-a1'
JOnI :. Ne,.enrG, Ino-. X HiHturn,
Abrn. c. Wood, Joaa W Ner,ef-su, ~
(,eorse Cstiin A Gillespie.
San1 BOVINE trefk sprnE
Chn-,es swan T W. Thter-ors.
". M WhiteEot-. Arh-r Ma-sFd.
Edy 8 Mann, L. p. Bsylrt.
Johr H. Austen, Geo. A Wldrayff,
q y Dsg.on W. Hsmzchut; Townsend.
WI. BorOwe. Alph. DE Brscks4er,
7. Christ tlsu1e Oianorx,
+ Behey, q. p Disos~ay.
Alex. T. We,son. u. b. AHer,
Andrew Hood J. u. Smonson,
Ab-r Ward, Banehi
j r Nssh. VIM siou'enboroush,
Chss. kentger. And other.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Real Gstate for 6ale.

4 COUNTRY RESIDENCE for SALE.-A
IN pleasantly situated Hogse AMI Lot EewburEh. the
Hudson commanding basiifl view of the River and ri gh-
will b. The Of brick
s.or ~ by g feet and contains eight rooms beside cellars.
1e Tie lot i, Is fee, ou AID rear BY 20 feet deep Posses
sioa given immediately. JAMES ". FOWLER.
No Wars- Eew-Yo-k
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

Il WILLARD, Puuoipas-The School y-ar will eonm-nos
,h~ s-roId MEDSfS DAY of Sept~rnhsr Terms f&S
yesy fr board including wasHns fuel ight., sr and tnit.s
IN Euzish s,udrs, via rhsrsrs for a. modern an
sss-es Se $50 aud For further iHDruz'oa
sgpiy % tk- fIiDciIa-. a. Tro,, y. T.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
MOZART HALL.
A aHoRANA or TfiE sE~ TESTAMENT.

MOZART HALL.
UA .soRANA on TfE SE~ TESTAMENT.
snd eslt Iictrr-s u the
ETEMPERASCB. - ,...o
The p-bhe respectfully iaoriard tha 'hs Hh" raw"
RAMA SEPTEMBER - isss
In rsasinr sh@ New 1-ssn.it ,be pfopf.-off hii N"
tsy -nraedeuts1 And yi.h ths- Ob' me- sz % Prf."b
The name the fo-owilg cis,ns -ished '~lr s'
NJ. HAwTBORr ALFRED FREDRIcKs MIHARD
LKwIs. II. IsHERwOOD si1NOk fhi'"' a-' ''"'''
RINlFkE. .- -. -
A. rys,a.e- n a. e1ceSnc> sre g-an1ey tlis noo,
vok sr cref ps-raraion fezH rlpnfh and ., eo. o.
many thr.snd dSas vii b. fepfe.u'fo Win -. '- @
tlre By Dr. YOUNG III ce.rorsisa oifri oL tA1 Sy "
III Wofl snd man, o.hef vel Know s1oi. fsee -~iion
vii h. pr os6ea By spEsoprse a1'' fof fHl P'ous' So
Admor oea,. Cbr5r~n .rar Il IS cents Door op~n
u i1e.asv sne ss.urday sNeruOons. Dsfs op-n a %
coulu~nee s:o. 2. RERNTL DEVhRka. Proprietor.
nROOKLYN HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.
Din FALY. ExIIBITiOS by thi- sodety, Of frsi'',
Elowe,. .nd yssshe will p.r~ - the A1eDS,
WEDNESDAY s.p. r. % ococt p m sfc % itr - ane
eb ep~, ~aeh evening b-za Of music rsos- Admit
tsDce 2, e<r:-
DVSSELDORF GALLERY Of PAINTINGS,
,c orsp :. No $40 Brosdwsy-Oysr ore HUNDRED ns-n
scent Psiunzl suTpssng exhibition ot th+ - 10 thi
,n.ry S.raarers sncud fail ssr this Osi-ry y
f. 5ns Of th@ chef s,trsOns Of Ia city. ope. day and
evening Admirsnoe . cent.
M No. 4i4 BROADWAY
CAMPBELL HINSTRELs.
"Th- rnod-l Tro, D. Of the " ord
MONDAY EVENING, sep.. -. and h ERi LbEAlSO
during tie week.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18

- lSU TUITION Of q s-nt-osAl or isdy = us Nv
sOe RfI ER INSTITUTE CasesssA- Con-nss CeAy.s -
kIp-.-ao-. grs.eurn ins;T1c'ofs o; tas he'd ef co.,
'-'' ''P- Hs-'' a.. LACK 4 T.. rnseassL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-09-18
Greworks.

EDGES FIRST PREMIUM COL0RED sd
IL BRILLIANT FIREN ORn,
LABORATORY. NORTH POINT. JERsEf CIT, N !.
Nh. j. SYMS BRO, SOLE AGEN is,
No. so BROADWAY, NKW-fORK.
vter ssrps Of Exhibition Pieces also every yary of FlKE
WORKS suited - Storskepers ss.e. seA - aei'
Torr.io wl@ Trisnsle Bergols LEhi, Rock Rosaas
Candles Mines bs:,ers may b. iourd CiIl AID TOWN
COMMITTEES supped with pso displays =; saort rotoe
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08
SSSAEHa'S GEL ERRATED



For the cure of Scroiula, General Debility. and
all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood
and the effects of Mercury
Swans Panacea has been for more than thirty
five years celebrated in this country and in Eope
Cor its extraordinary cures, some Of which Y to,
have been almost eaten upwilh Scoriua, an were
deemed incurable by pay ysicians
1t has been used in hospitals and private practice
AM has been recommended by the most celebrated
physicians and other eminent persons. Among 9th
| ers, by W G. Gibson, NJ. D., Prot of Surgery. Penn
n. Y. University w ?. Dewees M. H., Prot, Mid
Penn. University; N. Chapman, VI D., Prof of Phy.
sic, Penn Uniyorsity T. Parke, M. d., Piesjden
College Physicians, Philadelphia.
The wond rtul cures effected by Swaim's Pana.
cea have tor many years made it an inva uabie re.
medy, and have occasioned unprinciped persons to
initiate 1t, and thus impose on the dieased ond nf.
ilIcted. Amos daily we are Informed of several
who have been deceived in this city.
Swailn's Panaceu is in roand bott,es huted lon
gtudinaliy, with the following letters blown on the
glass;
"syyAENg's-PANACEA-PHHEADA." :"
Having the the name of JAS SWAIN STAMPED on the
sealing wax and written on the label covering The
cork, and splendid engraving on the side Of the
bottle, by Draper & Co.. bank note engravers in
The centre OF which Is portrait of the late VIM
Swain, copyright securely
II pc: sons purchasing the Panacea will be care
lul TO observe the above caution and that the nnrne
SWAIN is correctly spelled, they need not be i'm.
posed on.
Prepared only at Swaims Laborator Y, the old
stand, South Seventh Street, below Chestnut, Phil
ndelPhla, and sold by all druggists fin the United
States. - tt...- . .-..
General Agents for the IT, S.
ScEicffcHim Brothers IL Go.
40 William st. New York
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1858-09-08
Cfall disease the great first cnuBe
Springs from neglect of Natures laws
G8UI TISI Isl QGTz -
when "a Care ss Guaranteed ian ;sE
&tacaS Of SncrnS EeRsnnsns

4
| W NGaa a SsARc ~ FHssNEtthiccsa asa "a III
! Stages OF Secret Diseases.
Self. Abuse, Nervous Debility, Structures, elects.
Gravel, l!abetes, Diseases OF the Kidneys and
| Bladder Mercutlal theumatiSm, Scr0ua, Pains
~ 'ie boIies anu anNies' Disea"es OF tle Lungs,
Throat, Nose ana Eyes Ulcers upon the body or
IInOS cancers Dropsey' EpilPhG FITS, st. Nita's
| Dance, ana an diseases Arising from derange
mem @ vi the s,t,H '2eHVui va HrgIHs;
= UGl4 ~ no N NLnFlEo ~ hENlDLlNG LOSS OF
n,e % 1oSe ; u Umuii euHeIul weakness,
'lHliless Vi VIslp', mltir PoculT TpotS appearing
before me eyes, Loss OF slght' "akeialness, Dys-
liEei @ upon me lace ram
~ tllo pacH hu ilo"i, eTe iicsulafl'les ana all
improper uiScHulSes liolH oo'h sexes IL matters
not rom "llt Cause the u!sease originated how
ever lonS Stahuns anu opsunhto me case, recovery
Is certain, alT II, S'ofaet Ne than permanent
o, II''t , ny EGa'loht' even
a,'et VI" ulsed1o ms pa'iin ue 'htt OF eminent
anu Les'Steo ~ tn?lE means OF cure
nc .1'G g p,' 80, asa 'noul oaor' causing
Nv eioNlie' ~ NY lIo,ii nie oty of pa'sahi. Du'
IiIS '"e"'y yours Vi pluctce, nave rescued from
We " H. ,''pta no IA the last
tuSes VI tiG Jo.9 ~ il'notou ulSpIseS haa becn
91SG up W uie oy Neir paysicltIs' which warrants
% ,Le IN n ~ 'ne "nitteGt VINO may place
60 otiuoi Ky oo, pGilcct "u most spec
ny cuici 81 ~ no tne grsalest enemies
W PI"t'hi e tpy az to ms o'osc oi co lsunlpuon
o@cion @ Iiu many GtiioI ulseuseS, ana shauid bea
lellor W ,ie ui,iun l'uiiy, us permanent cure Is
Scatceg , Hsen enge'du vs. rluody 0l e cases fai
l M ,if.G 'ho VI Fcisons VINO llol
oy Ell 10 cHre lle ulsea;eS put rum the constiu
.ioh . ming i,lo system ml1n mercury, which with
'e ulseaSe' the Suiefer mo rapid consump
ton.
But should 'he disease and the treatment notcauae
death speedily and the victim marfies, he disease
is cntaied upon the children, who are born with fe-
Bile constitutions, and the current of life corrupted
BY virus which betrays itself in Scrofula, letter
Ulcers, Erupions, and o;her affections OF the skin
Eyes, throat and lungs, entailngupon them bref
existence OF suffering consigning them to an curly
grave.
SELF ABUSE is another formidable enemy to
health, Tor nothing else IN the dread catalogue OF
human diseases causes so destructive drain upon
the system drawing its thousands Of victims
through lew years ofsuiering down to an untime
ly grave. 1t destroys the Nervous System, rapidly
wastes away the energies OF life causes mental de.
rangement, prevents the proper development of the
system dlsqlalltleS or marriage, society, business;
and all earthly happiness, and leaves the sufferer
WreeK'o III oody ana ihiaa' predlsposed to consim-
o ana if yam i1 81 SyS m mere 70 3e dreaded than
ihe nnoTnate victim Of seIf oUso IUusnte .nt assure
ent and speedy eprs, can be effected and With the
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4 -lleE9E.I-s-E.. ...1.ITI. 7IssA
Fsa!ilng, Hcuplrg & Mower cotn-

RsettssB
which ia acknrwcdgad hy ali, to heone Of the most
perfect ~. c.luens Of the kind ever invented.
Atkins single Mower-n very good and cheap
Mower.
Balls Gaio Mower, is too well known TO need
any rcconmcuda ton.
Autumn & Miilcr's Mower is an Improvement
on the Ohio ilowor, which awarded the Is;
PreniiuE gold medal aud Diploma. at the great
Raiioun trial at Syracuse. N. Y, 1887
Aulmnn 81 Miller's Combined Machine, which
is tie most simple, substantial prd perfect Reaper
aid Mower ever invented, and needs only to be
seeutoh b. appreciated B. =.
Pitts improved Separator with the Carey Horse
power, dc, &c.
All tie Ghove Machines are nade Of the best
material, style and finish, anI arc warrant, d to
give satisfaction the purchaser. No money re.
quirtd until the machines have been fully Tried
and found to pcrlor n all claimed in the Warranty
The unpreredert sales Of these Machines make it
ntces sary to order tary 70 avoid disappointment.
ft.sF 81. GEORGE & WILSON.
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New Advancement.

FOR THE BENEFIT OF MY CUSTOM
ERS / have concluded to make the following Ar.
propose TO sell Goods on as fayora.
bic terms as hey can be had in this market. Be.
ieying that short settlements are most satisfactory
TO all parties have concluded to settle with ali nv
customers by the first Of January and tile first q
July Of each year. These arrangements will be
strictly adhered to. JAMES STEWART,
Cadiz, Ohio, January 1857.