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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-01
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

QuRRcITRoN BARK is steady with further small sale
OF dst No l, q hhds., to note at S34 per ton
me cotton market is quiet to-day there is some de-
u from hhIlacurers but generally at price below
the views OF holders who not disposed to make con-
CeSsiOns, and only few an an Ios b,ya - a, :
at about previous rates ieu Vi
There Is very little demand Flour today and tbe
market continues dull and about 900 barrels Western
Extra only have been disposed of at Il 5O4 TX ne 70
brands including 200 barrels choice Ohio at the
i,Sures and 100 barrels Extra Family at So per barrel
Standard brands offered freely at Il d witbont f
ing buyers The sales for home are also limited with
IN the above range of prices for common to choice
hne, and Extra at S525G5.75 per Dbl fancy lots
lfE FLOUR is scarce and firm, with further sales Of
about 100 bbls. at So 81 per Dbl ~ "
ieRN MEAL Is also scarce and sale of $50 bbls Penn
SyIxahia Meal was made at 1881 per Dbl
The market for WHEAT continues depressed and droon
ln ana only few small lots of Pennsylvania and south
and 81 Oa 20 for white sale of 400 bus of tbe Latte
chnlce hehtucky was made at 81 81 an extreme price
Rye Is wanted and all offered sold at 66 cts r
CORN Is rather better and about 600 bushels Southern
yellow brought 72G73 cts afoat moS.I,- th 10 - -
m sorS Sod At y cts delivered and 500 bus
Pennsylvania vs. i De'""ale anu
There is nothing new in the market for Groco.ies and
Provisions, and but little doing in either todav anu
MnlskGf continues dull and small business only to
notice at ia cts for bls latter for mime oi
-o/e Gus ior mus, ana W. cts. for drudge.
WILMINGTON MARKET
TuRPENTINE has materially declined since last ynort
Sales yesterday of l93 bb and this mornin I1G d NJ
1911 Ioi tiSh SNoulor yellow dip, and 81 80
$50 lbs Spirits Turpentine-Sales Yesterday Of IN bh
at 4o& a 80 cts, $40 do. at cts. per gallon No sales
tlis morning No transactions reported in Rosin Tar
sales yesterday of % bbs, and this morning so do at
Shopper Dbl - ave- "
GLOUCESTER FISH MARKET
May IS
No new Mackerel oany consequence have been brought
IN and reports to the contrary not correct
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH
NEW ORLEANS. May 29-Sales of Cotton to day 10 600
aeS prlce oil Middlings remains unchanged at II G1
- ~ he hal,
receipts Tor the week l2750 bales. The in port is
bales The receipts this port are 81 500 bales
aed OF the same period last year. and the Southern
ports the increase in receipts is SEQ bales Coee-2 300
bags were sold to-day and the sales for the week were l.
SOU the imports for the week % 500 against I23 900
At the same time last year Flour is advancing Cotton
freights to Liverpool remain at sd
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MOVEMENT OF OCEAN STEAMERS
FOHN SHANAMAN

FOHN SHANAMAN
~ Has REMOVED PROM Snow HILL,
And commenced the Manufacture of
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF TIN & SHEET IRON WARE
No. Is s. CALVERT STREET
BALTIMORE,
Where every article with his business may be
found and which will be disposed of at the lowest prices
Special attention paid
ROOFING AND SCOUTING.
gA All orders from the Eastern Shore and elsewhere
will receive prompt attention mr6-3m
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ITWsItts
CANNON & MATTHEWS,
Anctinnaer
ny31ts
H.. BY VIRTUE OF A DECREE OF

Miiii THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BALTIMORE CITY
sx passed in the of Bremen ct al rs Mcpherson
and wife, the undersigned Trustee win sell at public
auction, the premises, on THURSDAY, the 18th day
of June next at O'Clock, p NJ.
ALL THAT PIECE OR PARCEL OF GROUND in
Baltimore city, situate on the north east side of Ross
street, twenty feet north westwartlly from Lanya
and fronting Ross street fifteen feet by depth
of one hundred feet to an alley The improvements are
THREESToRY BRICK DWELLING of recent erection
Ground rent s37 so per annum
The terms of sale onethrd on the day of sale
with interest," to be secured to the satisfaction of he
Tru stee - -o N"''AANN'oA VI VIC
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1Mblit SaIts.
BY LENNON d BROGDEN
BUCHANANS WHARF

PEREMPTORY SALE OF
AND LONDON DOUBLE STOUT "i'H
nN THIS DAY, LIST June, 1853, at II
" o'clock, at the AUCTION STORES, ON BUCHAN-
ANS WHARF:
10 QUARTER CASKS VERY SUPERIOR OLD COG.
IL MAC BRANDY-Pinet, Castillon * Co, 1886 A
Morton, 1925, entitled to debenture.
SMALL PIPES SCHEIDAM GIN, IMPERIAL
Il PEAR BRAND-entitled to debenture
AZ QUARTER CASKS, DRY AND SWEET PORT
HI WINE, of various qualities
20 HALF PIPES, The finest lot offered at auc-
Va tion for many years.
90 QUARTER CASKS MALAGA SWEET WINE.
Ok CASKS GENUINE DOUBLE LONDON STOUT
~ Barclay, Perkins & Co. S Pints.
Will be ADDED
7S CASKS "salt & Co" EAST INDIA PALE ALE.
IN QUARTER CASKS SHERRY WINE, P Har-
~ mony Nephews & Co. Brand.
my27ts LENNON & BROGDEN.
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N THURSDAY, Sd June, at O'Clock,
~, vi AZ AZ The AUCTION STORES, ON BUCHANAN'S
St. Johns, P r.
224 HHDs' P R. SUGAR
30 DO. DO MoLAssEs,
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vFURTLES! TURTLES!! TURTI ES!!
IL I " " S
4 4 a q

7 y , 4 q q n,
NO. 10 PRAT STREET
JUST RECEIVED, per brig Atlantic direct from Mas
sau, 100 FINE TURTLES, which he offers the trade
reasonable prices This delicious dish is served mp all
times during the day at the eating department. in style
that cannot be surpassed.
Also all the delicaces of the at this
A. No. establishment
Goods sent to any part of the city by
Rims Express Wagon. my2l1m
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A EFEIlA JLASSFIS.
" CAMPBELL, BRO. d CO..
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
Have on hand full assortment of best quality OPERA
CLASSES also assortment of low price do for sale In
tire trade, and retail. ap2S.tfr
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LATEST NEWS.
TEI,EGR A NJ S

RECEIVED ATT THE OFFICE OF TIL
DAILY EXCHANGE.
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REVENUE FROM LIoENsEs.-There were 1924 licenses
issued by the Clerk of the Court Pleas from
the LIST to the 10Th of May the prescribed period
taking out of licenses for the present year. these
licenses realized the large S161 457 &C. These
figures show increase in the of receipts of
Sl4 GO compared with last year, whilst there
been dminuon in the number of licenses of AS The
of receipts and reduction of the licenses
is attributable to the new law adopted by the Legislature
at its last session The following will exhibit the
number of licenses issued during past three wears
and the amount received therefor by the State:
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WILMINGTON MARKET
MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

>r,, May %.
NO new Mackere ofany consequence have been brought
IN, anu reports to the contrary correct
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NE OUNI VERNON Co,
1VI Manufacture and have always on hand FELTING
for Paper Makers of all widths up to rs inches
0FFICE-CoR. LOMBARD STREET AND FRANKLIN
LANE. my21-1m
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o. o. VALuABIE COTTON FACTORIES

my27 eo&ds
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

HUNGARIAN GRAss.-The Petersburg
Express has the following: Several spec
linens of this wonderful prolific grass
have been hsnded us by Mr.. Jsb. Z Smith.
of this city. who has now under expert
ment with it some ten acres Of GROUND.
The Hungarian grass is specie OF millet.
though different from any the farmers Of
this country are acquainted with. In the
West it has Of late been to limited e1-
tent cultivated. yielding from eight to
nine tons per acre, but in some instances
less. It is annual. and is grown in the
ssmme manner as are oats. though some
what later. The quantity required per
acre is about three fourths OF bushel.
covered lightly and harvested. when the
heads and blades begin to turn yellow
A writer in one OF the agricultural pa
pers states that as hay. it is oil very nutri-
tious quality. and stock eat it with avidi-
ty. particularly when the seed is on. II
has very heavy head of seed. and yields
from ten to fifteen bushels per acre -
Horses will fatten upon i. without any
other grain. and do good work. The
Hungarian grass is certainly a novelty oil
its kind and will no doubt command the
serious attention of the entire agriculLu.
raj community"
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

To KEEP HAMS IN SuMMER.-One good
way is. to put q layer OF coarse salt in the
bottom of barrel, then lay in ham
and cover it with salt. and then another.
and SO on till the barrel is filled. Oh
course this salt should be dry, and the
barrel should be kept in dry place.
Another and better way is to sew up
each ham in q coarse cloth bag, then
give the whole a coating of whiteWash.
and hang up the bag in a smokehouse. OF
any dark, cool place.
A sure way Of keeping hams fresh. but
not neat Uay,is to bag them as before
mentioned. and bury the bag in the ash.
hole. taking it out as wanted.
We have known them to keep very well
by simply wrapping in several thickness.
es Of newspaper and hanging in ma open
garnet. A correspondent says they also
keep perfectly. as he has proved. by
packing in sweet dry hay run through a
hay cutter. Then rap them with a sim
gle thickness OF newspaper. and surround
each ham With portion Of the hay; tie
the whole in large cotton bags. and hang
in dry place."
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
DR.. WaIton,s

A MEXICAN PILLS. Joy 70 the Iaiicted.-
IA Young America Victorious One small
box OF Pills cures ninety-nins cases out Of .
hundred. No balsam, no Mercury, no odor %
the breath, no foar Of detection. Two small
pills dose; tasteless aud harmless az water
Full directions are given, 50 that the can
cure himselfas certain as with the advice ofths
most experienced surgeon, and much letter thas
with the ldSice ofone Vflittle experience Ia this
class of disease. s-E - ~
Sent by mail 70 any part ofEhe eopnt9 bysl-
closing The dollar 70 DR.. d. q. Wk1tonJ Ne;
1854 North Seventh st. below Race, PhilsdelPia.
~ liberal discount 70 the trade. None Eenuin'
without the written signature Of D. 9. Waten'
Pr.priet0r.
Dr.. WIS treatment for Self. A.use, Weakness,
%c.5 is entirely difeTept from the uspsi e9qss'
DR.. W. has cured hundreds who have tTied OBI
ers without benefit. The treatmsntis =. ear
tain 70 cure as the sun Is 70 rise. Epelesse
stamp, and address DR.: ". as above, giting
full history Of your case, add you VIII bless ~
day you made the effort 10 secure Whist iscertsts
-.AAsRADfCAL CURE 'fs5jy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
..HEotela.,
Denies IIofeI.

rINHE undersigned having refitted this popular
i hotel.y situated on thessouth, side Of Pike
street. in about the centre OF Glarksburg, re-
spectfully invites his old friends and the public
generally, 40 give him call. His aim Is TO keep
quiet and orderly house and afford to his guests
the comforts of homes C-E TTyr-
His ts6ie viii be supplied with all the mnarks'
affords. CzElaclrg-4 cra .fs-f .a-ll.,--
His bar is stocked with choice supply of the
best liquors.
He has extensive stabing connected with til.
house for the accommodation of drovers aliC
others. .' .'-' Pea ti'inl2 a'i'tdaI era
Every attention will bs paid to all who may
favor him with n call 80
- a~- oe444 N. DENT, OF
10 90 -57e- 80 - y Proprietor,
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

WHEN Com GRows.-Dr. R. Harri.
son. OF Prince George county. Virginia.
has taken pains to make some careful ex,
aminations to ascertain whether coin
grows. as is generally supposed. more a,
night than by day, August l. corn grew
in 94 hours FIVE inches; at night one and
a half. and in the day time three and q
half inches. August 2. it grew four and
seven eighths inches: al night one and
seven. eighth. and in the day three inch,
es. Several other observ atoms made a,
different times are detailed with similar
results.-Prinee ". Dem.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

MEDIUM SIZED HoRszs.-These are
doubtless. better for common use than
very large ones. They are more supple
and active; they require less food; they
are adapted 10 greater variety of work;
and for these reasons they are more read
lily bought and sold. To secure good
medium sized horses take good COM
pact mare. which weighs from 1900 to
l.4OO lbs. and breed to horse weighing
from 1000 to 200 lbs. The mare
should DO larger than the horse. both
should DO vigorous, we'll knit, fine shsp-
ed animals.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
MILL FURNISHING.
VIM W WALLACE.

sIs, 32I, Liberty ST., Pittsburgh, Pa.
CTEAM ENGINES, of the best quality. on
= hand and made to order. Steam Boilers
made to order, of stamped No. l, Juniata iron.
French Burr Mill Stones.
Laurel Hill do.
Portable Corn and Flour Mills. -
Boiling Cloths, of the best quality.
Mill Spindles and Mill Irons.
Hosting and Tempering Screws.
Cast Iron Proof SLaffs.
Corn and Cob Grinders.
Mill Picks and Screen Wire.
Leather Betting for Machinery. -'
Flax Betting for Elevators, cheap article,
Mill Gearing, made to order.
Smut Machines, of various kinds.
Orders ADDRESSED to the subscriber at 819 Lib
erty St., Pittsburg, Pa, filled with dispatch.
W. W. WALLACE.
N. B.-Tkere is Railroad in opera ton from
Wheeling to Pittsburg, and trains daily each
way. mar27 lon.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
Rr.snI1sSoLLIse Oh RooSYss.LI am fully

REsSnISGLIRG ON Rooys.-I am fully
convinced that thousands Of dollarsimight
be saved in our country every year by
generally pursuing the following method:
Whenever roof begins to leak. and
you wish to re-shingle it. do not take off
the old shingles; put the new shingles on
the top of the old ones: but make use Of
six-penny nails in place Of tour-penny
or single nails. The advantage Of this
method will consist in the following par.
Iculars: ---aE -s 1907
/. You will save the expense ofremov-
ing the shingles. zr'#
g. The building will not be exposed to
wet. in case of rain. before it is finished.
; The roof will be much warmer and
tighter. 80 sfa
4. Neither snow nor rain can beat un-
der the butts of the shingles. by heavy
winds.
5. The roof will last good full one third
longer.
l have tried this plan. and find it has
these advantages:
II takes no moro shingles. no more
nails in number. only q little longer oues,
and no more time to put them on. and. il
done in a WoIkmsnlike manner. will look
as well as if single. But it should BE-
done before the old shingles are too much
decsyed. All the moss if any )should be
removed. or swept of with stuff broom
before putting on The new shingles.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
Portable Flour Wills.

THE Subscriber is manufacturing Portable
l. Flour Mills, ofa quality superior for sim
plicity and durability to any other now in use.
They can be driven BY Steam, water, or horse
power, and will prove an acquisition to iron
masters, stock feeders and lumber men. There
are hundreds of persons throughout tbs coun-
try whoihave surplus waterior steam power, or
whose power is only employed q portion of the
time on other business, who, by introducing one
or of these mills into their establishments,
may greatly benefit themselves, and at the same
mills (2s inches in diameter) grinding over IL
bushels of feed per hour, can be seen daily in op
Grafton at the Oil and Feed Mill of LesSrs Suy-
Steam engines, boilers and mill furnishing on
hand and made to order. Orders and enquiries
attended to with dispatch.
W. W. WALLACE,
S1s Liberty ST., Pittsburgh Pa.
mar21 16m. TILL N --------
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City Adver tisenents:

VNTM. KNABE, senior partnef IN the late
NHts! firm' OF KskpE, GAEHlEs & Cos (Which
was dissolved by the death of Mr.. Henry Gaehle,l
continues the nanufacturs and sale Of Grand and
SQUARE Pianos under thename Of ..irio1 q -..s5
, ag7ug71 -WMEKNABE & Co, srgI -, Is
At tho old stand n os. 1, 8, Sand North Eutaw
ct .,'opposite' the Eutawl House, and at the new
sales room. No. .20'. Market st,, Baltimore. Z
The Subscriber most respectfully begs leave to
present to the ladies and gentlemen of the South
Els sincere Acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage they have SO uniformly extended to his
estabIishme Mt; and desires at the same time to as
sure them, that, stimulated by their Constantly
increasing custom during past years, lie has SPAR
ed neither trouble nor expense 70 perfect as far
as possible tho Piano Forte, SO as TO ensure a
continuance of the custom of persons of cultiva.
ton and refinement. ~ 49, n = ~ -. 80.
In addition to the commentator of the mos
eminent Pianist Of the country, he would ado
that at every I" Fair" at which his Pianos were
on exhibition, they have uniformly been awarded
the highest honors Of the Institutes. r,-
Being extensively engaged in the manufacture
of Pianos, aud employing over one hundred o.
the most experienced workmon, am prepared
to sell either wholesale or retail, en- the most &C.
commodnting terms; wholesale dealers will
therefore, find 1t to their advantage 10 give ME
call before purchasing elsewhere. 50 %
All Instruments built at my factory have full
IRON frames, and are so constructed as TO secure
greai additional strength without affecting the
tone; and they will, therefore, stand in any eli
| Inate. .,s =
Every piano forte OF my manufacture is guar.
| anteed for five years, aud when intended TO. AL
distant orders, the greatest possible Is taken
TO ensure The selection Of an instrument calcula-
| ted, in tono, touch, power and mechauichal I'm
ish, to please the most fastfdious; III addition q
| which privilege of exchange is granted at an!
| time within six months, should the instrument
| not give entire satisfaction. VIM. KNABE.
| Seutemher 25, lS57.-lV
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sMisceIlaneous.
SWAIRps LIBERATED
80 .PANACEA., : !. c ~

For the cure OF scrofnla, General Debility, and
all Diseases arising from impurities Of the Blood
swaimis Panacea has 6eeri for moro than thir-,
~ five years celebrated in this country and in
Europe for its extraordinary cures, some Of which
are too frightful for general publication, where
Scrofula, and were deemed incurable by physi-
clans. = % n 81 ss.eBG IL HI8GsASN %
It has beenused in, hospitals and private prac-.
,tice, and has boen Recommended by the most
celebrated physicians and olher eminent persons.
Among others, by W. g. Gibson, IL. D.; Prof. of
Surgery, Penn. UniyeEty Y alentine Mott, n. D4
Prof: Of Surgery N; y; uniyer,i.y; W.. De-
Chapman, Nc D., Prof. of Physic, Penn. Uni-
liyersity; T. Parke, NJ D., President College
Physicians, Philadelphia. di1s. yya.gsi.
| Tho wonderful cures effected by Swaim's Pan
acea have for many years made litaninyaluable
remedy, and have occasioned unprincipled per-
sons I'd initiate it, and thus impose on the dis
eased and sfhicted. Almost daily We are infor-
med of several who have been deceived in this
! Swaim's Panacea is in round bottles, futed
.ongitudinally, with the following lie tiers blown
on the glass:
| Havingthe name OF JAS. SwAIM stamped on
| the sealing wax and written on the label cover
| ing the cork, and splendid engraving on tho
side of the bottle, by Draper q Co., bank motto
the late VIM. Swain, copyright secured.
| If persons purchasing the Panacea will be
careful to observe the obovei caution, and that
the pame SwAIh is correctly spelled, thcy need
| not DO imposed on. III -t
| Pre- AIRED only at swaim's Laboratory, the old
stand, South Seventh Street. below Chestnut,
Philadelphia, and sold by all cruggists in the
| United States. :-ssg5 -
GENERAL AGENTS FOR THE U. S.
Schiefslin. Brothers d Co.
ITO WILLIAM ST. NEW YORK.
| apps en-.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

TANNING AN ELEPHANTS HIDE.-They
are tanning an elephants hide at Cincin-
natl. II was purchased by furrier in
Wisconsin, where the animal, which be-.
louged TO a meuagerie. died. The freight
to Cincinnati cost $I5. 1t is an immense
hide, so bulky that the tanners handle it
With great difficulty. It is nearly two
inches thick. and full year and a half
will require to tan it thoroughly. Il will
be a curiosity when thoroughly tanned
and seasoned.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30

ARAB PRovERBs.-If your friend i.
MADE oil honey. do not eat him all up.
II you travel through the country o.
the blind. be blind yourself.
When you are the anvil have patience
when you are the hammer, strike str aiyh,
and we'll.
He who cannot take hint, cannot
comprehend long explanation.
Take counsel Of one greater, and one
less than yourself. and. aftesWard, form
your own opinion. ..s
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
lNorthWestern Hotel.

TINE undersigned would respectfully announce
j to the public, that he has leased the house
known as the "Northwestern Hotel" situated in
Clarksburg, Va. Tho house and furniture are
now undergoing general course of repairs, which
when com pleted, will render this one of the most
pleasant houses in the country. The rooms are
large, airy and conveniently arranged A portion
of the house is now open, and public patronag
is respectfully solicited. No pains will be spared
to render; hose who may encourage this house,
comfortable, contented and happy.
SAMUEL WALKER,
Clarkshurg, June LIST, 1854. Proprietor.
Pisa limited number of boardcrs can
accommodated with rooms. JET ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
Wagon lIanufacfory.

042L The subscriber would snhounet
3s TO the citizens of Harrison ana the
-, adjoining counties, that he has re-
turned TO Clarksburg, with largo lot of season.
ed timber, and is prepared TO do all work in his
line OF business such rs making new wagons, or
repairing old.ones. II am also prepared % repair
In INVITATION q. my old friends and customers 70
give me call, and they shall have tina best in
me shop Having had considerable experience
" tne business, hope by giving It ali my care
have two nsF tHe-horsex wagons on hand and
: ssf7sGL ssa bJEFFEksog FBzrnExs,
Msy atb. sfsss.-kfT - - - 49, =. y
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1858-07-30
On Manhood.
AND ITS PREMATURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, the 20h Thousand.

A FEW WORDS on the rational treatment,
cal Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions. Geni ia and
Nervous Debility, Premature and Impediments
to Marriage generally. by B. De Luney. n. D.
complaints, originating in the imprudence and
solitude of youth, may be easily removed with
out medicine, is in this small tract. clearly do
monstrated; and the entirely new and highly sue
explained, by means of which every one is ena-
bled 10 cure himself perfectly and at the least
possible cost, therby avoiding all the advertised
nostrums of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in a
sealed envelope, by RENTING (post paid) two
postage stamps to DR.. B. Delaney, IS East 8lst
street New York City. jazz 1y