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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

coal PIT TUkNPiKE, IN The VILLAGE OF
SWANSBOR0UGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sod at auction. on the premises, on SAT-
ERDAY, the LIST SepteInbeT, 1860, at AZ o'clock
P NJ, two FRAMED DWELLINGS and fifteen
BUILDING LOTS, in the village ofSwansborough,
located as above; One of the tenements is now oc-
cuoed by MIR. Elliott
TERMS One third cash; balance at and
months, for negotiable notes, interest added, and
title retained I'll last nole IS paid.
au2i 'DDIN & APPERSON, Auct'rs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

bacon. BUTTER. AND LAkD.-cu0erior
ID Hams. small si.e, for family use prime 60
saie by b. PLEASAN rs, Agent.
No Z M ain street. corner 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

I UMBE Err LUMRER!:
II 10000 feet heart 81 LIS. 6-8 8-8 and 6.6;
$1,000 :. | inch; IA and 2inch PLANK;
100 600 " SCANTLING. all sizes:
WEATHER. BOARDING, SHINGLES;
OAK AND CEDAR POSTS.
Also 500 cords best seasoned OAK AND PINE
WOOD; all of which will be sold on accommodate
ing terms.
STORAGE ON accommoda ting terms.
PHILIPS COLEMAN,
aul5-lms rs.f South side Dock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

900 FAIRS PANTS MORE OR Ess-
n ,ONJO CASHMERE and Linen, Back;r Farcy
and White, 10 which we call attention. We must
close out the lot, and To this end offer Inducements
Call on TUPMAN. 100 Main street. and supply
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-08-27

NOT AT COST-But IL LL offers bis stock OF
~ seasonable Clothing very low that no onS
can complain. He wants all Of his roo:u Tor fau
stock. IRVING HULL, Agent,
"a Main It cor. Hth,
Next to Pairo's EXCHANGE Office.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08
FarT,, for Sale.

FARM Of 800 acres in one Of the best and
n healthiest Ioeations in Breckenridge county:
% 70 8 acres timber. living stream Of vs3ar
Rushing through 81. also numbsr o. living
springs sbOnt thirty acres under cultivation .
good house. stahiss and other oalb1iIdiBes. This
place win be aald On easy terms Of paymeBk
March E. ?. BANCROFT. En rs<is.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08

100000 Worth of Goods!
The largest stock ever brought to Western Mis-
souri,. and which ten years experience in this
trade has enabled Us to get up TO meet the wants
Of our customers. To our former patrons We would
state that we will open the trade this Spring with
nearly double our last syringe stock. We have
now the following
Complete Wholesale Departments.
Staple Dry Goods, $40. 900 Stock:
Groceries and Provisions, 925 600 Stock:
Clothing, Hats and Caps. ST.. 500
Boots aud Shoes, $4,000 a.
Also, $1,000 worth Of Quitting Hardware and
Mining Tools, and 5000 worth Of Notions, 10
which additions will be made a. the trade may
require. until the first of July.
Our Retail Department
Is kept separate, where complete assortment can
he found at all tim-s, and every attention will he
shown to city and country customers Our
fseIiii for QUILTING Parties individuals far
d,s Cell Mines ar not surpassed In addition ts'
usual large Quitting Stock. We have
Mining Tools.
Such as Shoveis. Picks. Spades. SIuiee Forks. de-
Not the heavy. clumsy implements used in road.
making, but the lGine California Gold Diggers
an which viii Be readily recognised By the ez
Aug: 5. sa. J.&WRRE BERNARD AOo.-
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08
TgE GREAT KANSAS REMEDY
For Fever and Ague
woopWARD & FINLEY's

WOODWARD & FINLEY's
A q IT e G U r e !.
- And Antidote to Malaria.
,,,uosE unacquainted with the virtues of this
cbeapest, safest and best specific for that pest
vsnsas-AorE, we would refer to the following
OF nir.nni.l of Col W. W II. Lawrence. Of the firm
sIawrence, Christian & Lane, Attorneys ut Law,
q. =. Ell AZ to the individual experience Of the
- As'.snd. Of others who have used it:
'houS"" MISSEoLA, May S. 1867.
Thin, the summer and fall of 1859 was
.Iin5 With the Feves and Ague. in its most
t TOUT S,ms For months this disease fingered
~. IT,, me assuming every shape, both regular and
:oanIsr common and uncommon. To arrest ii.
Id use Of the common remedy, QssniRe, IN q
-, f.itbful manner but to no effect. l also used
Ji;gentIy, numerous other Medicines, said to be
"a ene Cures" in fact, tried almost everything
could think or hear Of. but all to no purpose,
srd.s "dernier resort sent TO Messrs. Wood
yard 4 Finley, of Lawrence, for package OF
their Aous Cnrc and it is but justice to them and
The medicine they sent me, tO say that since
COMMENCED taking it, have had but one very
si;obt eLill, and that the next day after got
tbs madeleine used one bottle of Pills and part
n another and q part of bottle of their Bitters.
NJ health improved rapidly, aud to-day am en-
Inc letter health than before for years. there
~, c5eerfully recommend both the Pills and Bit
.cr, a, a sure and safe Ague Remedy.
w. W. II. LAWRENCE
rr Woodward & Finley. Lawrence, Kansas,
Sole Propriecors and Manufacturers.
For sale by Flick & Eskridge. Emporia. As
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08
lime! Limei

Emporia. April Z. ssl.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08
SAVE BoTH TINE AND NoNE

4 full description Of any Of the Shore lsnd VIII
b given, with the terms Of sale. upon aPplcesons
& BY letter. enclose stamp.
: Emporie. October o9sh. IeoSs-d
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08
IANaes , ApPLECArE

nEALER in Cooking, Heating end Parior
- STOVES, Quitting Goods. manufactures
Of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware, Mt whole
sale. as low a. IN 81. Louis. Tin k0ohag. GotHr-
iAg, aH4aal kiads IS Iehhiag - eeder.
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1860-09-08

Lime! Lime!
7 HAVE FOR SALE large quantity Of sure
1 riar WHITE LIME, at my kiln, I've miles
west If En-. uria This lime is much stronger and
IN. - BEAUTIFUL than the common article usually
supplied here and will be @Oll at about the same
lric-- F-"l HUNT
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
An Eeao5t Bell Everett Nan.


y have ia the Hon r. ". T!.ornusen. of
infIi;fri4 a i'Iaiu ouiepokea-Bell and Everett
hlan. aDd I. IS refreshing 10 hear hin talk
/ Mf Thompson was a faithful member of the
cid hig party, and lie brought his faithful
/ ness II The Bell and Everett party. which il
8 pears ha. been tad market il speech
recently delivered hy Hr THOMPSON. h e saws
I that hls party made iicir nomination of Mr.
/ belt ~ Baltimore, lInFiied agreement rest
4 ing upon al ~ thctn that they would Support
The ticket straight through. live or de- sink
or SWIM, SURVEYOR perish" bst that instead of
/ lighting Douglas. BRICK euridge and Lincoln
SOME gem ivInen have seen III 10 make ,itiIe
I private agreement with the Douglas men thai
they viii tie fast together to see If the two
cannot, by uniting, effect snnieih hing in the
| / e Genital elee;Ioii- Mr.. Thompson does
IKE such political huck steFing. He saws:
III there shall Se a President elected bv DO
| iitical bargains, rash my hands Of It | have
40 stch bargains 10 make. " hen the Demo-
cratic party was IN It's prime, and exu,ed in
The tact that We were lad low at it, feet was
unwilling To bargain with x, and now " heu it
lies delc and bleeding, | avn unwilling, to be
tied To It's curpse-I w!il not lie (G4ear an
Vltuse) 1 WILL stand by tie faitlthat have
always maintained, ald adhere to the honest
CONVICTIONS O! inY Judgement. IF cannot have
the man .ur President whom desire | will be
eoateAt with letting the people select the man
"t their cAolce, and VIII no. Dissolve the Union
because | cannot have my way (Applause)
Renewed aP iau-,l I ieo4!,! greatly prefer 10
SEE -1-. BeI eected ut he fierer shat Be elected
nth my consent nor shat am Other man BIZ tar
ga" rstt Dir Douglas md has Trends; or lcith
-Ar breckenridge has friends"
OF 3lr. L.acoiu. Mr Thompson SAWS
i repeat th,t | have 10 fear that Mr.. Lin
coins election Will ieud 10 bring about a dis
solution Of the Union. Iadeed, have no fears
OF such result occurring upon Douglas or
3fec&Inrdges election. All this stuff about
dIssolyIug the Union when any man Is elected.
Is ali humoug. Ii Nr Lincoln is ELECTED to
TIE Presidency, he viii be entitled 10 the r.
Slieet Il every man IN The United ; ates.
Ar. Ltaccias strength consists N his con-
seTFaiisin Has own principles are conserva-
tive. know h'm well. served in Con-
gre-s with hIn. rms slavery question was
then up Was upon very intimate terms with
hlm, and know Just how he felt about this
question OF Slavery. / must say that feel
sometimes good deal Indignant hen | hear
ii. votes complained OF, votes which he gave
along with the and oilers IN support OF VIII,
pnnciPles.
Mr. Thompson is an honest man, and speaks
the lords of honesty.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
Luf her FrArv,



\ PROBATE-IUWA COUNTY COURT.
In the matter of the last viii and testament OF John
Shepherd deceased.
On reading and filing instrument in writing pur-
porting the last viii aud testament OF John Sc
lend deceased, and Also he accompanying pc itlou o
sarah tpsnd Of q county; i rs Ordered that the
proof Of sd be heard before The JuGEe Of
This Monday the first day of October next en-
suing the Court House the city OF Miucral Point
said county.
And IL further ordered that public notice Thereof
bee given TO all persons interested by publishing ccpy
thj three successive weeks prior 10 SAID
iy Of hearing in the Mineral Point TaIBCNE, weekly
spaper 20 Jiis ed at the of Mineral Point IN
said county l.. NJ STRONG, County JaIse-
Da:ss sept 81 1sC1.-n37-3w.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
WARDS RENOWNED ICE BOAT

promin ont
The Ice-Boat is very costly structur, and thou gh
secure Tor the Fair large expense 10 the society,"
VIII nevertheless be exhibited iard "a his ow.
occount for small clar. extI. Iii, Justly fnlo1n
eea the most the most surprising invention Of
quarter ol century, and viii OF itself repay visit
al auction, ana Graud Parade Of Premium Aund = q
fLOUING MATCH worthy the name, and >Ucl iui-
previous years, anu Inc written suggestions nearly a
thousand intelligent fri ends Of 1he society have
81 Ii4e Executive Committee to make.
THE WISCONSIN FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION
VIII exhibit in connection with the society," and the
OIchardi,t and Hoticuturiss OF the State prep4r-
ing 10 make aguihcsut Shor OF all kinds truit
That lee grown in the Northwest
The evenings of the Fair eek viii Re occupied
valuable LECTURES Discussions by some Of The abIcst
scientific and practical men 10 The country.
Ii the Eleven spirt ted Counties which have Inferred
have not entered, acqult tEen selves in
responding to the present Indications ther, " II a
fore dreamed OF in Wisconsin.
Entries should be made if possible before the Fair,
order that there may be less iii5ity mistakes
all the Railroads
VIII carry passengers at IAii tAhh and al e1eeb
Will carry Freight intended for Exhibition, FREE;
charging full the Fair, tut reiunGng the hole
Amount on return "f the artlc animals with q
Certificate Of Exhibition from the secretary
The I1Crosse Il. K. viii charge full for freight
both WAYS; The Chicago 3iu. K. r. full IStes the
Fair, eiurn Free.
TERMS or ENTRY 4ND 1DlTSSION.
Life Members and their families entitled Free
Admission ana Free Emory, ezcep; Special Preui
uias; Annual Members -Four single Admission Tick
els, Exhibitors TO Annual Membership, with SIX Tic
Price of LIE Membership. sIo annual Membership,
81: Entry Zee. 81, Sinse Admission Tickets p cts.
Madison extends hearty elcome 10 all, and it
hoped hat every Farmer and Mechanic and all tire
frsuds Of a. Progressive Industry viii turn out and
TIE years OF our history as a STATE,
For p4r.iculs .s, address
! " UGVT Sac-et.-v
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
Lancaster Institute,

h-sthCst> itr $500 Grant Co.. WIS.
SHERMAN PAGE. \. B. Principal.
Mrs- Z. VI. PAGE, Preceptress.
A'>led by competent anu experie need Tea all
departments.
The Fail Term Of Is Weeks viii commence
THURSDAY, August 23t.
k26 90 r Tenn. 100 per week. paws for Board
and Tuition in common English branches
Every facility Afforded Tor acquiring thorough
EducaF
Special attention given to Normal Instruction.
For information admission apply TO the Prin-
cpal-
Lancaster, July 10 h, 1850. 4r29
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
sHzElyF'A OFFICE, Iowa cosyrr. Is.

- Mineral Point, August =, 1850. !
notice. is hereby given iLai TIC -Jors I.eHt0ae8
election viii be held in the several in the ND
county OF Iowa. al the 2c-s prescribed by law ne
uesiAy succeeding tbs first Monday being tie s5ri1
ds OF November next, tor TIE election 81 shs stufe
ain-d oliceIs and also for the election OF the ose-
ius named ounty Cfhcers, to VII:
A Sleria in piece Of hOnss McFsrlaad, whose terri
Of Office viii expire the FIRST iay II january ns&
-l@slS OF the Circuit Courr in place uf John Cua
eIn7. hpse ,erm Of Office Nil expire FIRST esI d
January next.
A CLERK OF The BOar,1 Of SUPERVISORS IL place &
lillian H. Curry, whose term OF olcs will ire
the first cay OF January next
4 Register Of Deeds IN place Of Joseph Lsne. Eso-f
term OF oAie" will expire the first day Of January
next.
County Treasurer in place of Francis yir,u -lo'.
term Of Office viii expire the INST day Of lamar
next.
A District Attorney in place Of Joseph II. Clart,
whose term CT chce will expire the FIRST day ei jar
uarv neAt.
\ CoaHty Surveyor in place of Robert Wilson, Who's
term OF Office expires the first day January rcIi
4 Corouerln place OF Richard 3 Vivian whose ten
Of ofluc viii expire the day of January next
THOMAS MCFARLAND
3o-'e Sheriff of Iowa County.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

he Competition by Counties for the PRIZE BANNER
Ia operation of TILE DRAIN MACHINES MOLa
bkAlNEES, and it Is hoped SfEA-H PlONS, a,so-a
GItrhN HOUSE, ilusjss hing best leti.ols Of ON
I'll uction and mana ge l.cnt, .ui
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
>,TATE OF wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit Court.

S,TATE Of Wisconsin, Iowa county Circuit, Court.
George V Chapman Plaintiff, against Ralph Flint
and Sarah Flint, Defendants.
The plaintiff desires the trial Of this If anv
there BE- u be had in county Iowa The STATE Of
Wisconsin, to Ralph Flint ina Sarah Flint defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required answer the
complaint in this action, which the Office
Of The Clerk OF tine CiTcuit Court IN and Iowa
~, on the I'D day OF July 1850 Of which a copy il
herewith served upon you, and copyof your
the subscribers at their Office 10 the Of
Mineral Point, Iowa County, State Of Wisconsin, within
ninety days after ne service hereof exclusive the
d4y of such and If you fail nser the com
Iaint afore-aia the plaintiff wl apply the Court
for the reile dena nded in the complaint Dated July
22d. 1850.
COBB, MEssIoRE ( SUDpUTH, Attorneys for Plaintiff
Witness the Hon Montgomery NJ. CoIhren. Judge of
L. said Court and the seal of said Court this
I'D day Of July A. D. ISe0.
Attest John ConnI2ns, Clerk Of Circuit Court, iowa
County Wis
rs4-90d.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
STATE or WISCONSIN,.

SsoH ETARr : OFFICE, Madison, Aug. l.. lsCo
To he Sherry Of ihe C.Haty If Isra.
n OIICEis hereby given that a; General Election &c
' e y 90 "a Inc several towns. wards and slec.l
Pfeelola Ia Tie State Of iacon,n, ON The Tus.l,
succeeding hr first A0ndas, being fhs sixth "a, &
viz: " ~ - "
: I'VE electors Of President a-5 Vice President
i.ePFrse -iatIFc = Congress from the Second Cor
4'''lynaI distinct conpri.In he y ounti-. Of Adam.
IOWA Ne &c, n place OF G. e.. WSshburne = hos. ts-
"4 once vi expire tie fourth da OF March mi
tate senator for the Fifteenth Senate Di.-,rt
comprising the counties 81 Iowa and HIGHLAND in ;,
place OF Charles g Rodo, hose term OF Office \ a.
Fire on the first Monday Of January next
y henber Of the Assembly tor tile Southern s..sp-
bs ttiet az iowa County. composed OF til. to-1.f
Mum, limo n, va lex, Moscow and the et a..
40" 81 Air era Point, IL place OF AInasA Cobb she
next. -
! member # the Assembly for tile Northern Assem-
~ D~ilct % Iowa County, composed Of the towns d:
LuiasSl tlsd wyoming, Arens, Highland Docc.,iis
am l'ilseFay- IL the place Gardner C. Nai-s rho
next.
IN witness whereof have hereuuiO srt ~
name and affixed tie Great seal u o..
IL : State. Al the Capital II Madison, =
the c-y AID year arst above HTiitra.
/. =. HARVEY.
Secretary Z ts.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

w Ill Open Select School for youn. ladies' in the
~ room above SIR y. EFHee!gr's store 70 COM
useLce Tuesday sept Isth 1850
portion o. The Pa5ic patronage is respectfully
Mineral Point, Sept. 10th lS6o-n37-tf
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

-ir-ardea b. tbs -H.nera! Point fad4stfi..l Art
f,rfsa. 1t as Third Ianaa.d Far. kra al the
cug of -ktt-ral Point, Iae3tsy. "Wednesday
and Thursday. .Szf.- / ia, l;3tR sld iia. 1850.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
SPECIAL NOTICES.
FOX SHERIFF..

We are authorized 70 announce the name Of GEOPGE
MESSERSAITH Is Candidate for the Office Of sheriff
u Iowa County,
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
STATE FAIR.
TENTH ANNU1L EXHIBITION
WISCONSIN STATE
Agricultural Society,
The Grounds Occupied in 1858

WlLL BE Held ITE'NG THf Ta-T WEIk ~ sEI-
NEXT, AT MADISON
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

In the matter Of the gusroia nship Of Josiah H Ty
acA ana Mary Iyack, minor heir of JOSIAH Iyack ce
ceased
On reading ana filing the petition of Francis Vivian
guardian OF SAID minor, representing among other
things that they the said wards OF certain
real estate IN this county, and that il II that
part of the should be sold and praying license
70 sell part OF the Ii - ordered and directed that
the next of kin to said wards and all persons
IN aid estate appear before the Judge THIS
saturday the @0th d L! October ensuing the
court house IN the city OF Mineral Point said
~.
And II Is iurther ordered that copy or this order
SHAH be published tor four successive weeks prior
sid das OF hearing the Mineral Point TRIBUNE a
weekly newspaper publishe city fMineral Point
in said county l. > STRONG County Clerk
Dated sept. 4th, 1850. n5T y
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
CLASS I-CATrLE-EntFies -.

-i5EIs1ssS E-DLOoDE3 STocE-
Bull to, ye4rs.ll lest, Jalaes I,u e, So
end best, y,la Matthews, II
Ball anis- yesss old, best a Hasss5s, Il
Do - Do Pad. ~ Maxim : Mails
Cow over thre~ ears old, bcs Martin X Mills It
do d. do 2ai..-.. Martin x Mills,
iIei-r Gu.ler tAree vea-s old, best A. Bassett,
DO do % do cat .Itsrksr Spea~Iy,
II. fc- under two yeats old. best =. Parkinson,
"a ualer oue year Old b,st John Matthews,
DlvIsioH II GRADES AND NATIVES
Bal! over two yeas ola, James FOLEY, i
10 do d. &ll bva', James Iusy,
Goa over three .ers old. best. John J. Il5sS,
10 d. d Zn'i, 800 James Iuay,
lIei:-r under tl.ser yrsrS o., Best John J. os-
d. g" do ip PAD, -Ca-s y ttiAe7-S. :
Heller under ears a5, l4s- r tv4rd hins.ir.
CAi ye-r uiG, iestt iuus Matthew's, =
DIVISION III WoEk.NG CArrLz.
Yoke % Oxen, oes. -........... Il. T. Layton, t
30 2nd,..- -..---...e John Hsithews, :
F4t OK best, -----.... 1880 Thomas Berry, )
Tine superior Durham Bull owned ~ Aessr-- Martin
Ailis II Tx Grove, exhlitea, tut having
c'red The ir=n4itii has, year, not aiIo"ei 10 COM
p-te this year
CLASS lI-HORS ES AND MULES.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18

Syrup Goilasses-
java Rio and other Coffees
Plug IiGc-cut, and smoking Tobacco Poland AMI
Corn Starch. SaieratI>, Yeast Tow ders. spice,
oassia. loves, Nufm-Es, Starch, iothes
Pins BED Cores, hind.ass-Ropes. Tuts,
Pals, Baskets, Boxes &c. Also, the
best quality of Dry end Picked
Fish Dried Apples Peaches,
ant Currauts. Candies
Of al kinds, EIho
and Blasting
Powder.
SHOT, Lead. Nails Flour. Corn Meal Butter Eggs, and
in cycy article Of Family Groceries wanted in this
market. Al Of which wl Ice sold the very lowest
iFug IL IL my intention To sell below
fAiuG II others.
q Please call and see for yourselves
EDWARD COODE.
n24-1y.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1860-09-18
LUTHER EANCLETT
Douglas All Gay.

Ve published. a f.e weeks since. an extract
ittrli i sf,eecl. II Stephen Dorel15. delivered
II Ca-rolton. I'll. in which lie denounced HFx-
Il. Clay a !. black hearted traitor" &c. on
t.c f,iloyu., week the Kat>l = .-5s. in - char
'-rl,,ic : Lying style. denied that ~. Doug
ever rs. sacl. I,n;uA-,e--Yrouou,.c,. .ihe
statement ~ unqualified fa,ehood and then
@ddel. VII the Republican paper, HAT make
ihss 'sinJ ,htrse against Dnasils sr'sact Or
vii they l.ly ,hclr oli .u4e u = lie a., s.c@
tou
-'o' coh.ileting me INSERTION e. he I"tst.-
G-sceF reliable authority VIC rua.ie 40 rejrac-
t.u.. y. b,y,, now h ,,,v,., ..,.,i.i,..., ,,~..,f
..t...f...,...t ~. i
'-A''i>' - 4''''5i"' - '.'''' 1--ce
4 ? in..n *..5 : not wIiiu!Iy blind
Tie Dvn.aer,t:c T-,;a,. D.,,yI,,, ,,,,,. 49,, ~,
Il r,,,t, II an tL,.l,b - r. t1;o :.
..>..,,... ,..s,ss.,, 1,,.l,, 49,. .7,',l.t
Go. :, ~ e,vtI ,7.I -
II,,; -, I-~I,i n ~. =,
,-,..,, Isnrin- re c,,,... 10. -
,.rrsI.on: and ia III. soa,-ra i. ,h.t t,E,...
paGsl4s a9el the f,llayI.., language.
.ilr~al CLAy X a Ga.E h-4ft /! traitor. .at.
ttr ,fv A,f,rrit,n :. .-r,,.., ,.,,, - ~, =,
,,,..,,- - ps,r,.,, 80
ais Is tie testimony 81 "ne 81 Nj D'usias
20 'I''-'s ou' 'mr'f : o'hef PRO, = 'he
- = ~ -''''7
'P''As'. : " ''''e 'l''' oe'' i'''e'f''S.e.'
"ioH me s4'jee' ~ se.'tie'hah 81 C@rF'-'on'
"'u a. III o''iseA mas Fe'iFed from loiiiies'
FAD i:'ldt The "iiace OF Circuit Judge, he les
tiI'."'f Is deserving oil weight In speaking
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MANHOOD
HOW LOST HOW RESTORED AGAIN

Just Published IN Gfsealed earslope.
A LECTURE on The Nature, Treatment and I.aG''s.
cure OF SpermatoTIhOea, Seminal Neaknsss, Sei-'
Debility, Nervousness and Involuntary Emissions P
duc.ng lmpotency, Consumption and Mental aal ~
steal Debility
BY ROB. J. CULVERwE ELL, NJ. D.
The important fact that the awful eopseqnenes.
self-abuse may be egectualiy removed without It
edicInos or the dangerous applications Of eh1i
ayiss i here .Ies~v as1nTet-,t@s End the eBlls5
Snd highly successful treatment, sdo. tSc q -
celebrated authorfuily explained, BY means o. =
every one l. enabled hiDsef perfectly -,
he least possible cost, thereby avoiding al he 80
tised nostrros Of the day This Lgcture XII giV'N
boon TO Thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to any adereas pos. paid on the
ceipt of two postage st1mIa, by addressing Dr ~.
{. KLINE, $50 First Avenue, New YeTk, Fo'' 49,
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