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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
BY TELEGRAPH.
Congress.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 27.-SENArr.-The Pae'fc
Railway bill was further amended. and finally.
amer parliamentary struggle. all excepting the
enacting clause aud the last section authorizing
the President to advertise for proposals for three
routes and report to mex. Congress, wcro stricken
ont and the bill 81 passed.
llousE or RErREsENrAriyrs.--The consideration
Of the Consular and Diplomatic bill resumed,
and the House refused to concur in the amend
ments of the Committee of the Whole, proposing
to curtnil the number OF Foreign Missions.
Mr.. Crnwfnrds amendment to reduce the ap-
preparation Of seventy thousand dollars to the
Eeho's negroes, to forty thousand was rejected
The vote on the main bill WAS then taken and re-
qucntly rcconsidercd, and after several attempts
ut compromise, again rejected by the following
vote Ayes 81. Noes rs.
During the debate Mr., Hughes made II disre-
srcctfu remark to the Speaker. who asked him
whether he meant to lie rude. Hughes said no,
but il he was it was in payment of an old
debt The Speaker remarked this is no place to
settle personal quarrel-, if Hughes had ono
against him. Hughes replied. say the same to
thc haiT' subsequently h"Sh's "l''''S'H'"' GUYS
the Speaker responded
NEw YoHk, Jan. 21.-flour advancing. South
crn 3 81 5 90. Wheat buoyant-no Southern re-
ported. Corn quiet, New White 81, Yellow 81
cents.
BALr1noRr, Jan. 21.-four quiet ut & oo --
Wheat unchanged. White 10 to -, Red 10.
Corn has declining tendency, Yellow II to IS,
White - cents
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

WILD VARxiNrs At KcHnoNp.--The Wig
learns that some ten twelve possums have been
seen in different portions of the city. during the
past fortnight. They must have escaped ir' m tho
market men, who bring them hither from h :
country: for sale Next month, 4 large number
of coons are expected in the city.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

PouLraY SCARCE AT RicHnoSp.--pculry Of ev
nv kind SAYS the Dispatch, is scarce in mar
keis, and commands high prices. The railroads
urc bringing very few fowls to the city now, and
wild ducks and geese are just now unusually
scarce.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Nrw HorEL IN DAsyiLLE.-The people Of Dan
Vile are about erecting a large and fine Hotel in
their town. A JOINT stock company has been or
gnnizcd for the purpose and $4,000 subscribed,
,hi.h Ia IN lie incren .ed TO So.5 0OO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

ApMITrED.-In the Court of Claims. few days
ago. on motion of lion. r. w. Thompson. Jas.
Barbour ESQ. Of Culpeper county. Va. was ad-
lnlttcd an attorney of said Court
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

SPECIAL Tknx-A special term Of the Circuit
Court Judge Kenny, of Rockingham, presiding,
will be held in Staunton next month, beginning on
the sth, for the trial of DR.. Downey. The jurymen
will be brought from Albemarlc and Bath
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

BUSINESS MEMS PRAYER MEErINa.-There are
regular meetings for prayer. at the room of tho
Young Mems Christian Association. at II o'clock.
The public are invited to attend.
nov 5-dts
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MARRIED..

inst, by Rev. VIM A. Tyree. Mr. 'rnos. S. JoNrs.
of pthylyania to Miss MoLLig q. WEST.
On Jan. 10Th, by j. i. llardwick Mr.. DAVIS
PETTY to Miss NJ. BAyNE, all of Halifax.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

FARM SoLD.--The farm belonging to n. G. KIN
ney, ESQ, lying on tie McAdamized road. about
three miles from Staunton and containing BAG
acres, was purchased at public sale on Friday last
by Mr.. }. Havis Craig, ut $40 an mere.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

LIBERAL--Mrs. Elizabeth B. Woodward Of
Goochand county, Va, recently deceased. be-
queathed $1,000 for the cause of Home and For
eign Missions, under the control Of Southern Bap-
x.yta
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

Destruction CT SHEEP.-We understand that
Mr. james Carter, who has a farm near Hanover
Courthouse, on the Pamunkey river, lost sixty-five
head of sheep Monday night last by the sud
den rise in the river from the heavy rain OF the
Friday previous. Mr.. Carter's loss is estimated at
$3.50
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

FREIGHT TRADE.-There were received, at the
depot of the Va. & Tenn. r. r., on Yesterday, III
loaded cars, consisting of 1862 bushels Wheat
81, 900 lbs. Miscellaneous. 10 loaded ears sent
West same day.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

CurncH LouxoERs.-A very ready and spicy
contributor to the columns Of the Richmond Ex-
nmincr, who writes under the head of Richmond
D,ttings," aud over the signature of Town Talk.
after promising to devote portion of his space III
future to the Richmond pulpit administers the
following well deserved rebuke to those who
lounge about church doors:
There is another outside congregation to whom
shall pay my especial attention alluds to that
class generally assembled around the church door.
Young gentlemen may think there is some glory
in defiance of public opinion, but let an old man
like myself tell YOU that respect for religion, and
even for the walls where its doctrines are taught,
will benefit you; but so sure as you deny the res
pect due so holy an institution just as surely will
society repudiatc you. Young America can dis
card nv warnings if they choose, but l tell them
there is an ndellble stain upon the once fair rep
utaton of the gentleman, when he makes the sane
tuary of God his loanging place. lie may think
he is doing God service by his external show OF
piety! Not so, my young friends, MS will be pro-
we'd Ly an extract from Derco's True born Eng
lishman:"
.wherever od erecta house # prayer.
The Devil always builds chapel there;
And twill DO found upon examination.
The latter has the largest congregation
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CITY AND STATE AFFAIRS.
70 Advertisers.

The Lynchburg virginian, now half q century
old. has acquired position second in influence L,
but lew. if any other Journals in the State; and
has n wider circulation thnn any newspaper pub
Eshel South West Of the Metropolis. To say
nothin, Of its circulation III this city and neigh
borhooi-it is penetrating every part Of that ex-
tensye region. which. by the completion Of our
great lines of inter'oaman'ca,'on, has become
tributary to this city. AZ an advertising medium
therefore, it affords unequalled advantages to all
nnr cuisines, men who desire /" increase their
trade.
The job Office connected thcreN it'll. is now one
of the most extensive in the State, having been
provided during the last year with all the facilities
requisite to execute any mannerof work. from a
large poster to the most delicate wedding card
The proprietor has no disposition to puff the es-
Establishment into notice, nor is 1t necessary, since
his work speaks for itself, and the public have
shown their appreciation by increasing their pat
ronage full fifty per cent in the last year.
All orders will meet with prompt attention.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
4 l'rOfitabIe and WelI-EStabliSlicd
PRINTING OFFICE FOR SALE

HAVE for saic. A NEW StArER AND JoIt FIFE In
good and healthy lncntioh- The paper having \RGE
CIRCULATION AND A FIRST RATE ADVERTISING
AND JOB PAI RONAtiE Any suitable person with small
capital has Opportunity rr"tal" Investment
either all halt oi the establishment The business
Of the Office u hnnislng condition For further
the office OF the Ihe"'an Lynch
burg Va A NAbpiIi"
Ian i7,tam Newspaper Advertising Agent
CIkCU LAR.
IN retiring from the ~ LEE JOHNSON co.
take this return thanks I" my friends
liberal to that concern Having connect
mysclfwh Mr. Samuel W Younger frm' ry Of the house
Younger 4 Smith. and Mr.. g CASTOR otcy, Tor
mey Mcsss Peters Spence Co. for the pnrPosv II do
ing
Wholesale Grocery and Commission
BUSINESS ~ TIE CRY or RICHMOND, ~,
UNDER TllE STYLE or
JOHNSON, YOUNGER & OTEY.
rcspccully solicit share Of from friends
public The house of y o. will be In full opera
by the LIST OF February next
TIiOS l.. JOHNSON
LY>CaBuna January LIST 1879 jim 3hly.
CITY HOTEL
I.YNCUBCRl:, VIRGINIA.
This Hotel situated the upper end OF Main Street For
l. besnty of situation and prospect for purity {" ah ami
cleanliness, il IL cqnae by in the city Carriages will
be in ai"ndan" To convey passengers to aud @ Nv ears
aud boats
Tie Stable good order with good nsticr 7nd r'nyc
Hotel We prepared t. accommodate all that
NAV call with the best that he procured
JOHN +. HAWKINS. Proprietor.
japia It,yyt
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coup1,uENr To Cor. SrEProE--A movement IL
on foot in this city, to tender to Col. Edward j.
Steptoe, Of tho Army. the compliment Of public
dinner. -.
We are requested to give notice. that meeting;
Of the subscribers to the proposed testimonial
will lie held To- NIGHT at the WARWICK House. at
seven o'clock
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28
Dialogue on Board Steamer St: Nicholas

ON THE ALABAMA RIVER
Col R-Fiend ID. let introduce you,M MIR w VI. Frear
Agent Of tho Quaker City Sewing Machine You must buy
Que, /, is just what you want
D-No Col behave do not want Sewing Machine
hut always had great curiosity in
viii f. ei obliged to your friend frc.r II he will show
F-Certanly Sir 1t much pleasure graf
fy your curiosity and have doubt shall sell you Ma
JAdj,n,n. 10 the Cabin. r, begin. operate Makes
pair Of Negro pants in just 20 minutes
col R-Thcre d., you now see what can be done by the
Machines
rapidly aud with such ease If MIR would "nyso
along with hi. Machine could get along finely.
In couple OF hours all atis operate the Mach'nc
D-Iow One Of my neiehbors has Machine that co
iy do anything with IT, athon they have had 1t era
mouths 1890 &C.. mn,
will simple You have only 10 place two
binary spous Cotton upon the .Iades in this manner
this manner, and your Machine is in work ny order.
Dwell that certainly Is simple enough, and Of 7nrse
Just Sir There Is II" chance los them TO get out Of
We, feel such confidence in them that we war
for year. and will keep them In order FOR
Col RNow d., YOU see hat profit there in ayinr one
of these Machines 1t ould take Seamstrsss halt day
do hat be done In twenty minutes Nv this Macine
Your Sesmstress can do all Your work ana e rr,ee Of
plantation and for my family Tor hue work. quit
D-Coonei You being a large Planter, you afford to
buy but sna one and keep no Seam
Col try the strength Of this scam You see it will
not rip although you nearly ali Now do you
not Aud thai your work. each family rips
all to pieces before 1t Is half worn out .
Colonel; your last argument decided will take
certain and learn housemaid to u"e IT, she certainly has
TT The quaker Ciy Double Thread Family Seeing Machine
Is sale las MAIN ST. RICHMOND VA at the low prices
RS AGENTS WANTED to sell these Machines. The
liberal Discount allowed For single Machine o. agencies
ian. .G.d&cts Agent
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day form"d acopartncrship, nnirr Ito syI" ana urn 81
JONES sTElrnE aud will conduct the tor - fo#'ai.
sH anu forEdrdRp ibs' nj tho old stand OF STU ttas'A
Jones They will keep constantly on han good aud well 81
cctrd a'soti mcni NJ GRot FRIES IolbkS. WINES Ar.
All which oNtr rARl exchange
duc" ar IL pnnnil customers short credit TlrN r.
srtny request thli friends and the puhc extend to thru
liberal patronage Particular atcuan paid I" the haic ct
Tobacco, VII, at Corn aud all Kinds at touuir, irodncr
MM H. JONES.
Late q the hfm at Snndgrns> \ f"ura,
SAM ID SIIffbE,
JANUARY ls, ls,l. Formerly with Murlell y Straton
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

~ The c"pa,e,c,,h'p hrr,"tnc existing h't~eon l. u
Payne aud tannu~ tmsiau I'm Ter ilr 'tNo ana N at
PAYNE CllElSIlAN. * this IA, di .,el by e"nrrnt
the parties The the lrn vii H. Loudly In costu
the business Qua VII bo -"nt Mt early n
dN practicable and Nc hope fr nlt will lee prompt m
s,ti,c. u Il. PAYNE,
tAMllI.lS CHRISTIAN,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

MARRIAGE ExrRAoRDINARY.-Th Wadesboro'
IN. C.,) Argus says: In the Public Square. at
Monroe Union county, Va, by TIC. Wilson, ESQ,
Mr.. Thomas Watts aged 90, to Miss Mary Hayler,
aged G5, both paupers. Tho marriage fee was
made up by subscriptions among the witnesses.
and ten cents worth of candy distributed around
to commemorate the happy event:
hale old man Thomas Watts
Mary Hayler;
Good luck attend the match. and may
And may her first born be Whaler
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

NEW tONGERN.-Havi"g bought the stock
~ If of the late firm II Murrei & stra on VIII
continue the GROCERY AND COMMISSION III SiNkSS,
old Muell Stratton, Main Street INrIi'
will keep constantly on hand good assortment
Of GROCERIES,. LIQUORS, STAPLE DRY GOODS, and,
fact every article usually kept in Grocery establishment
paid the sales OF Tobacco, Wheat,
Flour, and all other kinds al Country Produce.
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore besow
upon hope by personal attention to bn
siness, o Il continuance of the same
an dts NM IL STkAiloN
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

I'VE Autnnet nj" Keep his office Al ou h"u~r ana WI
erl folarro - the usual triins ian dlm j n y,
QAlssOslTaON -Thc par tmcr.hip he rrsotoss


~ have taken the hun.e recently occupied N YOUNGER
SMITH where they intend conIut GOrorhi tiroorv
and tammissoa Hpsrpes In the name ct SMITH, ADAMS
and VIII be pleased III. friends o the Oil au
the public grnriaily JSD. Tiin ~MlII.
Ian IL
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

uDED aTEA Dh!: BEDATEADS Gothic
Coruthan Jenny Lind, French Eizabethan Plain and
Fancy Cottage BEDSTEADS of every variety and price al
me-, 33Ct,l j. l.. WINSTON 4 co 8.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

~ JONES, Is tbs day dsso ed by mutual 'ops,ut \ !
persons hav ring claims the said cnnerr vii please
sent them TOR aud all persons rb. o,, earn
osty requested la forward snd uakr nt payment
The nano Of the will be used only closing thu h"-
Vi ~ as. T.. SNObliE
JANUARY LAT, 1897 WV II JOINS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

NTESsRs. SALOONS n NOOKMAN, will
VL keen Tobacco Commission Office at store aud
will sell Tobacco on the usual terms. jan ~ DIT
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-01-28

- . - 4 :, uWvc : III 7.FEf . s'Flsf q
Ii dec sidt.l OFFER GREAT 1NnUCEttENr&
ctCNnRIKs,-By sAe Carat beat y. =. trby,
am receiving all articles now sea<ce IN thb rk
Jan IS dts. yNO " rUMviSs 3 kcus
LARD OIL, tor sale BY s.,r....s.S. =. - n
Jan 25.dts Rep. copy. W a. ~ nOxna1 - 80
A la, Mode Cnsstascec Kindness eaeSuss, 4
NEW Sly E6. sss fag's
Pants and Fssts 10 match, just opened q 80
dec l6ds 6ukhoo1hA-@ suAx - - =
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xnEnonApn1c AnDcDoTns-1ho ConDoroial
Dallsdn. vhisA 4 publishiag quite A intsrsst-
ing essiss % srtieiss upon the nssgns1ie tsls-
isg enc, HI.ssrstisg Tie fseility Win which
ssIegraph operators On the Horss Line are en-
ahlsd q read y ponnd 8 -
We we're once IN eye witness ourssIvss, or
ration An ear Witnsm, q TIE apparsnt5y nar,
vslieus skiil which epsrassss ssquiss a rod
IL BY Dand, or the click q N instrumsss.
We ehanosd b Be Converting With the n:ns'
So sss .Ras sSSsP;r, ,a e "a ana prs
eseded TO the counter, whore the bushes was
tsaasnstsd, which vas ,at the further side o. the
poou, sono littlo distance from whore We wers
stnndine, md ssn1ssesd preparing aispateh
for ths olsrk, vhe ssood fsady % receive 10.
The manager, whom We we're converting With,
sp sss sisi him. Via pencil sSies y
hsld n BE hand; the clerk ct the otAsr end Of
ths ron vas elsa. apparsntiy - ~. drumming
listisssly with his penholder . be waited On his
customer. All this time, while four Of - wire
holding an Auimstsd colloquial intercourse. the
spparentiy careless taps Of the two tslssrsphefs
xsrs ineligible demonstrations ssehingsd
{ The following vas the dialogue which oe-
enIreds and Was afssrwards translatsd 70 ~:
1anager-0ive yer attention for = dispatch
-{the usaal taps for . "oslln Of IN opsratof
i.oa one station % another, Implying TIE
Clerk right; 20 shsad. -.
Manaesr-Don't send that mans meesages
unless he prepays In cash.
Clsfk-AH right; Won't credit him dine.
Manager-After he pays this one, collect 6s
cents for neeses sent By him yesterday, which
By Ills time the clerk had bank note
which tie dilatory eustonsr had produced,
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CLxss7. aefs "a
l. sssorssms writing p:psr. q by . inches. 70 weigh
ips.sm: sris.ss psss 1Jl s. sissis.. 70 Weigh
yrsas ssp:l 81 isss.., to weigh
& leorssms vnfns Sspsr, n BY n inches, 10 weigh
8 sserssms vdass Sspss, b q isshss, 70 vsisA
sIns sssssi 3 is 8 ,seA.. 70 ...h
4 81 tvelvs pounds per rssm. = - 4 =
All The Rassss desisnssed in elasses Q and must
,s =: 3 E 3. the ssd
tsrials free from Sdritsrstion. Snssed h tns best
manner, out TO true edge, lad Dat, and securely
sss Of n S:s
he :iss: and aI:s ss.: n
The night u reserved Of ordering greater or less
syantity of each end every kind oonfTaoted for in
s the Glasses, to be frrnished at sush times and in
Each GLASS vii Be- consdsrsd sSs s sSS 6
satjsct to ssPsrsss oontraet bat bidders may oaer
pied BY the guarantee that the bidder or bidders, Il
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s s and endorsed Proposals for sgPptyiag Pa
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MIRRORS, Portreis snd Picture Frsnee. urSur
$500 Tor sts 10 a1d falsh. MoaafSotrrei 80 Tor
.es is-lase - FRANcIs LAMB.
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= AnixIcAs 0&xrruo1oeY. -Ths following Il
extrected nom one Of series Of interesting
essays in the Alta Californian, on the ornithoi-
ogy Of the Pacific region of the United States:
There are In California sixty-six species Of
swimmerh (Natatorcs;) Of these there are two
swans. SIX geese, twenty Of the duck kind,
four slbatrowes. two petrels, seven gals, four
terms. thrse peiicans, three cormorsnts, four
guiilemot one loon, and various miscellaneous
species Tho trumpeter swan, the four alba
trosses, I'VE OF the guilS two Of the petrels, the
loon and the marrs, are found only on this
I" The trumpstsr swan (Cyesus Buccipasor)
b : very large bird, ave feet IA length from he
point Of its bill to the tip Of its tail; and it,
width from point 10 point Of the outstretched
winesiS over six feet. It's plumsee Il snow
whin IN color; it, legs and bul 6lsck The
nsme Of trumpter e given Il because Of its
eiaxion-like scream, which Is heard - it hies
II frequenh the lakes in the northern and
northeastsrn poEticn of the State, and is some
tins sen IN the rivers. It IL shy bird, md
h rarely killed. $ -. 80 - =, s
.Ths American swan,' found also on the Al.
lantic slope Of the continent, 10 very similar to
the trumpetef. bat iscks its loud voice, and is
othsrwise distinguishsbie from II chiefly By
having a oranse,colorsd spot on its bin IN
nus Buccinator 10 entirely black.
The uild geese are far moro abundant in
California than they were In the Mississippi
valley. Among them are the Canada goose,
lBsrnicla Canadsnsis,) the snow goose, "a nser
Hyps!eoss.s,l the white -footed goose, or
goose, fBerniols Hutehinsii) and the bisck
Brandt (Bernisla Nigricans) Hutchin's goose
ID the most abundant =
The ssAmerican swan,r above SPOKEN Of. Is
yet to be found in the river Potomsc, which
Indian name, IL n Gid, means the s.riyer Of
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UThe 6ovsnss e Nov York has peprieved
Qninhe Apr (yho w.s - Be hung IN Friday
uu The 33tk ~ FEBRUARY uext. This will allow
49, 70 kave tie wF1t AZ error In the case hard
snd decided upon BY the Court Of ppeals
10 John c. Fremont beaded the List Of sub
ecrieen In califosnis, 70 the monument 70 the
DA voluntese company d about 10 be errsu-
tsed at Warsnton, Va. =
OThe nsvs heoaght BY the Hungasisa WAS
Only eight days old ffom Eusope a -
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A SBnNoS on MEAN Mxx.-Rev. w r. Alpey
peached. last Sunday, discourse in Boston, on
MEAN Men, !" Of whom, we understand. there are
. number Of Specimens In that city. The sermon
was founded on the following text: :.
"Ths mean man bo~eth down.',-Iss;ak, Il, Q.
The pssnches divided mean men Into three
clnnn0: - - -
.. Aristocrats, who inherited wealth and posi-
and who wished 10 appropriate ell their resources
- psnpedng themselves ~ 60 -
Bezg.n, who ct q suhs:stencs By wssryinq
vim their imputasites, TOO mean 70 earn ist6ens-
9; k..vs, eossisting Of last livers. gamblers,
haskDePsn, Re. 80 - 80
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THE SECRET dISsTEIEEMIEEs OF YOUTH

A fey words ON the Rational Treatment without
Medicine, ofSpermatorrhssor Local AE10A
Genital and Nervous Debility, Pre-
massrs Dscey ohths Sy:tsp I9po-
BY B, DE LANEY, ND.
plaints originating IN the imprudenos end solitude
3fyosth may e easiiy reno sd wIIaoyI nEDlcIEI
entirely nsy and highly Saooessfsl Treatment. as
p s1s 3 % y
feoty and st the east possible oo.t thereby avoid
o any sddss.a. srss: o. snd sS:l ss
:s:isd snvsle z 3 rfnn5tp{ nd tie pct
street. Nov York City. 4 49, :. mAso-fT