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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

CENERAL iGENCY.-The subscribers have
~ associated themselves this day under the sly lie
of WALSH 4 McKENNA, for the. purpose. of
carrying on the above business, COLLECTS Nc
RENTS, HIRING OUT NEGROES, &e., &c.-
They have taken the Office lith street, opposite
! the Exchange Hotel, and by strict attention to
| their business, they trust to merit d portion OF
| public patronage. RICHARD WALSH,
jy l4-lm Z. ]. MCKENNA,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
EEIPPIM1

TDH LYNCHBURG-To leave
s3ss---5sssss@@sSas T TUESDAY, The Canal Boat
S--.<-E ~-azs-s-z TEMPEST will leave as above
For ftetsht, apply 10 WIN. z. COX,
jy 25-2t At the Shed, Dock st.
60 The regular packet schooner .. K. ALLEN.
$500. Capt. BAKER, havine portion of her cargo
engaged and gong on board, will have quick dis
pa.ch. For balance of freIs hit, apply To
JyA-ts DAVID Il WM. CURRIE.
- FOR ia IA OF E.-The regular
1SFGs- packet schr. d. c.. GUYTHER, Capt. KIR-
-s<=z. WAN, having portion OF her cargo engag ed
amt gong on board, will nave dispatch. For re
msindeT. apply to
~ 2t-5t w d. COLOUTTT & co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26
BY Edmond, Davenport & Co., Aaers.

FLORIDA BOARDS AT AUCTION.-On
L SATURDAY,, the rs h July. we will sell mt 10
o'cock at the lower e. d of the Dock
l25,O00 it. assorted FLORIDA PINE BOARDS
TEkMs.-Cnder 5 90. ca, h ; 100 and over, four
months credit, for approved paper.
Jy Is |. x q. b. DAVENPORT. Alcts,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-07-26

~ FOR REMEN.-The ship HELENE.
Gt.fs, II. RAsCHEH. Master. wI load Tor the
szs1la@ shove port. For freight or passage, apply
to EDW'D VIM. De V0SS i CO.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
Ladies', Latest Fashions.

The new silks Just introduced for spring
and summer dresses vie with those OF any
former season in beauty of color and pattern.
MANY are Of texture so rich and substantial
as not to admit of being trimmed with
flounces. Dresses composed of these silks
either have the skirts plain, or trimmed
merely with bows, or phsses la utette,
mode of trimming which is always elegant.
Among the silks of French manufacture there
are some called tafetas tdpondis. The pattern
consists. of straw color and red medallions on
white ground; others having the same
pattern on a black ground are much the
prettiest. Silks chequered with squares in
lilac, blue or pink, and figured with pattern
consisting of sprays and wreaths of convol-
vulus, are elegant, and have met with con-
siderable share of appreciation. The new
bareges, many of which are OF sprigged pat
terms, are remarkable for the harmony and
beauty of their hues. The beautiful passe-
menterie of the present season is iavorlte
trimming employed for corsages, and is also
frequently employed for the skirts of dresses.
Various new patterns have just been intro
duced. One Of these is in the form of a vine
leaf, and another has the fuchsia as the founda-
ton of the design. A much admired pattern,
called the Byzantine" consists of loops and
pendolocque. Straw passementerie will be
much employed this summer, and has al
ready become fashionable. Among the vari-
ous styles of trimming employed for cloaks
of black silk, narrow fiounces or frills may be
mentioned as very general. A novel style oil
ornament for cloaks has recently been intro
duced into Paris, and consists of bands o.
black velvet striped at the edge with straw
We have seen a cloak of black trimmed with
narrow hounces, surmounted by broad row
of velvet edged with straw. A fayorite trim.
ming consists of deep fall Of guipure placed
quite at the edge, and above the guipure six
frills of silk.--Lady'S Newspaper.
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A FemnIe ceu,enarian and Her Hundred
n0llnra.

A Female Ceutenarian and Her Hundrea
Dollnrs.
Mrs. Anna Jenkins, q widow, resides IN
the town of Durfeld, New Hampshire and
was in January last one hundred and one
vears old. Her husband died in 1903, aged
Sortv.four years. She has been the mother
of four children; the last and Oldest one,
son, died in 1859, aged sixty-seven years;
She sits and walks as erect as any one, and
Is apparently as vigorous and more energetic
than most women, and is in good health,
relishes her food well, and has even been
noted for good sound common sense, yet
somewhat excentric in some OF her hapits'
Much of her present good health and pro-
longed life is doubtless attributable to her
earfv habits of outdoor exercise, for which
she was 80 much famed, assisting her husband
in blowing, planting, hoeing, haying and
gathering Of the crops, and even taking the
fead In the varied labor Of the day, and neg
lecting not the necessary indoor work OF the
family.
She was truly helpmate as we'll as help
eat. She is n member of the Congregational
Church of that place, and partook of the
sacrament when ninety-fve years old. Her
hearing failing somewhat, her sight partially
dimmed, she has not attended church since
can read in her coarse print Bible, and does
so daily. For eighty years she kept by hel
side one hundred silver dollars, which She
could not be persuaded to part with on any
account, keeping them, as she said, to pay
her funeral expenses. Each night they arr
placed under her pillow; on leaving the hous'
TO visit the neighbors, she places them in th'
pockets by her side for safe keeping. TIT
| follies, fashions and silly habits of this de
generate age she discants upon freely ant
fuently. The money, had it been put out
compound interest, would have, ere this, pro
duced over $4,000.
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II III N
CINCINNATI
DAILY PRESS
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER,
Is PUBLISHED
nvnRY MO n MIN Na.
SUNDAYS NOT EXCEPTED.
HI. REED Sc 90.
PRoPRIETORs,
AT
ON Il OEN r!
SEVEN CENTS PER WEEK !
| MAILED AT
Three Dollars and o Half q Year
OTTJCIs
vINE.sr., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
OPP. THE CUsTOM-HOUsE.
y1NE.sr., BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH
OPP. THE CUsTOM-HOUsR.

Tho Propriotors Of the DAILY PREss oror to the
ublic complete newspaper, into which more mat
ter s condensed than is contained in como dailes Of
much greater pretcnsions in size, and which they
furnish at price that brings 1t within the reach OF
every man and woman in Cincinnati, who are ableto
labor.
We ask fair comparison Of tho Press with the
other papers Of this city of any other city, and the
Judgment Of our readers whether we do not furnish
paper equally attractive at onehslf, or less than
half the cost OF the other Cincinnati dailes.
The DAILY PRESS, since It came under the present
MANAGEMENT has increased rapidly in circulation,
and has now probably as large circulation within
tho city Of CINCINNATI other Journal and is In
creasing at rate equal to the most sanguine expec-
tations of its propriotors.
From ts large circulation and from Its size which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
they eau DO In the largo papers, The DAILY PBEss
offers the most valuable advertising medium in this
city It's advertising business has largely increased
and its columns are respectable exhibit Of the buS-
ness and enterprise of the city It's columns are os'
peciay looked TO for large Class OF
"wants" and "For sale," and for servants, etc.
which almost invariably bring prompt answers
People who are out Of employment, or who want
help of any kind can place their needs before thou
sands Of the laborng employing classes py twen
| ty.hye.cent advertisement in The DAILY Pass.
TIE DAILY Press has also a larger circulation In
Uovington and Newport than the aggregate Of all the
other Cincinnati paper.
Business men in Cincinnati can in no way increase
their business SO easily and certainly as by advert-
ing in this paper.
Routes can be easily established for the DAILY
PRESS in any Of the towns within days dis.
tauce Of Cnsinnati by Railroad and carriers will nd
that little energy and labor vii, build up routes
which will be valuable to them; and the great num-
Der of oue.cent paper that can be distributed in al
most any town. will furnish handsome income to th'
| carrier.
We are ready to make arrangements for routes II
towns not yet occupied with persons who can furnish
satisfactory assurances of character and responsi
flity.
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LEGAL.
esrArE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,

STATE OF OHIO, HAAMlLLT0N COUNTr1,
Henry Evans, ct al Legal, Notice, NO; 90.
$50 J-Henry Evans, Cornelius Y.R GOody ear, James
Freeland and James Dunlap, executors Of the last last
Shelden widow of the said Henry Sheldon, deceased,
and Edward A. Sheldon, and Sarah Sheldon, his
wife, and Virginia Shelden heirs and devisees OF SAID
Henry She.den, deceased, of the city, county and
State of New York, will take notice that valentino
Winters and Jonathan II. Winters, partners as V;
State of Ohio did on the 18th day of May 1850 file
their petition in the Court of Common Pleas OF Ham
lton County Ohio, against al OF sad parties ABOVE
ting forth That said Henry Sheldon, deceased dld,
in his lifetime, execute to one Jonathan Harshman
and said Valentine Winters, partners, us harBnman
Winters, note for SlO,360 49, dated January 25,
ls55 that certain payments were made upon tine
same until the amount, with accumulated interest
due the 25th day OF January, 1860, was Sool0 e9
that to said note said Henry Sheldon executed
mortgage ON said January ~, s55, TO said Harsh;
man WinterG on tine t0Swnng % aesGrpeSp S sTes Iesl
of Ohio, to-wit: Lots numbered nineteen Cl9l and
twenty (2O) on plat of subdivision made by Com
heirs OF William Barr, deceased, Of what was COM
monty called the Lick Run Farm, in section twenty
five (25,l town three %, and range two " IN the
Miami Purchase, in said Hamilton County, Ohio,
each of said lots containing ye go acres, strict meas
ure, also tho south half Of lot numbered eighteen
M e. lqd down on ssi6 plat s or .%9 ane
was assigned and transferred by said Harshman
Winters to said plaintiffs; that said Henry shslde1
Is dead and said executors have been appointed qne
qualified TO adminiseron his estate and that he lef
said widows and heirs. That said petition contains
prayer that Judgment may be rendered against sait
be levied out of the goods and chatels to be admin
sered in the hands Of said executors; also, for sal
| other proper relief. Said defendants are notified t
| appear and answer the said petition on the thir
Saturday after the 18th day Of JrIy, is6o or juds
!, !. a 4. S9RD1N, 5SRDAN Attorneys for plaintiffs
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EyoLIsn BRuTALITY-A MAN BEATS wo

ESGLIsn BRuTALITY-A MAN BEATS A Wo-
MAN TO DEATH WITH HIS FIsTs.-Edward
Humphreys, a tall and stout boatman, killed
Elizabeth Evans, who lived with him in his
boat, at Wolverhampton, by beating and
kicking her, on Saturday night. She had
gone of with female acquaintance; he fol-
lowed her and asked if She would like his
fists; she replied she had done nothing amiss
He then beat her till she reeled against a
fence, and, being expostulated with, he looked
at the woman, cursed her, and kicked her on
the side. She screamed family and died
The coroner's jury has returned a verdict OF
"wilful murder against Humphreys, who
seemed much affected, and has exhibited
great depression throughout.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11

CHARACTER OF BARON DE BRUcK.--Baron de
Bruck, whose sudden death at Vienna has
been noticed in these columns, was indeed a
man of parts. He is said TO have left $l0,-
600 900. Born at Elberheld Prussia October
IS, 1898, he entered commercial house at
Bonn, after having studied political economy
at the University. In 1921 he went to Trieste,
war of Independence; but was detained in
that city, where he married, and soon after
ward founded and edited the Lloyd there.
In themidst of Grabbed conservatives he was
snphatically free trader, and as Minister
Of Finance, by his mastery policy, supplied
the Austrian exchequer with money. His
loss to that country is almost irreparable.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11

A FOREIGN MERCHANT TURNED AWAY From
HoTEL.--The nice young men. Of the pink
cravated clerkly fraternity, who smile. so
blandly from behind the counter of the New
York Hotel, have, it seems, been refusing to
receive highly respectable Parsee mer-
chant, from Bombay, and turned him away,
and incurred the ridicule and censure of the
papers all over the country.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
THE DAILY PRESS.
MoNDAY.................,....a......,--...JUNE II
From the Atlantic Monthly for June,l
soN1, or THE GRANADAN MAID.
JUNE II

- A.. . =. .a.A. ..t.rtoA avthor.
This poem is from the pen ur the taeu'ou eu'nV
o.s NJ tho "Amber Gods and "sir Rohans Ghost,
~ ~- - -. A.. ~ !. shtrlno itght in literature
All day the lime blows in the sun,
All day the silver aspens Quiver,
All day along the far blue plain
Winds serpent like the GOLDEN river, .,.r
From clustering flower and myrtle po"e'
Sweet sounds arise forever, , d,,y.r
From cleaning tower with oresce"' "'"
Our banner floats forever
Its purple bloom the grape puts on,
pulpng t. this granaq ~ ~, SUD ~ 1,i,i,os
And heavy dews shake throuHn .nS SnsisS navco,,or
Scarce stirred BY some uIlkn ~, ~ ~ NV
on y'n brnwn nut Ws Wnsie a,,,H,eer a., ~ Ssi''
Where lightls Iides ~ @ niu.ss5So huss5e5, ,.r.s,i.
With JiaRltng seils, eh9es ~ q ~ ~ VA VA eiost
Till SHAFT ana areh ils' hno aHu Oi1''
As one By one the shedo,N5, , ,i5, S'sepp y spto,-s
Back 70 thelI IslI1 ~, ILL., ~ ta,tS tSSrth ''0''
bfoadeG splenuol, tasusi ~ ~, ~ - fotioy.a.
And on their tIaSk III M slio4eJ .i.a .ca.S"''
iuller ait w wsNlins sstss y,Sts y. whei .te S,,,,b
A ireer N uanlui M tss snnAtss ~ ny s,'rsss
thousnnd nres suIptMlse, ~ the sPne''
Ana Ell the CITY "sAes 'eAo"'
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11

JOHN BRowN SUPPRESSED IN PABs.-An
engraving executed by Victor Hugo repre-
senting on q very dark background man
and John Brown Inscribed below, has ap-
peared In printshop windows in Paris, and
been suppressed by the police
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11
JORDAN, J
my3l.fMl
GgARPmAY,s,

n Ii
"C0UNTY PROBATE COURT, ,No.743.-PursuAnt
to the command Of order Of sale, to me directed,
from said Court, will offer at public sale, at the
rotunda Of the Court rt-house In Cincinnati, in the
county Of Hamilton aforesaid, Saturday, the 18th
day Of June, A. D. 1850, at eleven O'clock a., NJ. on
said day the undivided one-eighth part Of the fol:
lowing described real estate t9-wit The undivided
one-eghth part Of that certain tract Of land, stu
ated in the county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio in
the south side Of the south east quarter oi the tWeh
section, third township and FIRST fractional range in
tho Miami Purchase, and particularly described as
n follows, viz: Beginning at point in the south
ine Of tho sotheas quarter Of said section twelve
ten poles east Of the southwest corner Of the said
quarter, and running thence eastwardly with the
said section limo eighty poles and twenty and half
links; thence north hye degrees, west thirty-seven
poles thence westwardly ninety poles and twenty and
half links, to the line Of lands formerly owned by
Zadok Davis, deceased; thence south Ave degrees,
east with said Daviss line twenty0ne poles TO Henry
wamer's n'rth-west corner; thence easterly along
said Wamers north line ten pOes,t a corner thence
s!utherly along Wamers east e-sixteon poles, 10
the place Of beginning--containing In all twenty
Of land appraised at 1887 co. TO be sold free OF
duwsr, as the property Of Mary Vincent, lunatic.
Terms Of Bale-One-thir in cash, one-thlrd In one
year and one-third in two years; deferred payments
TO bear interest, and TO be secured by mortgage
the premises, NANCY VINCENT,
Guardian of Mary Vincent lunatic.
PETER I. WILLIAMS, Attorney. mylSdW
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a pMINIsrRA RArnR,s eALR OF REAL

a DMINISTRATOR1S SALE OF REAL
"A EsTATE.-1n pursuance Of an order Of the Pro-
bate Court OF Hamilton County Ohio, will offer at
public sale, on the premises In said county TUES
DAY, the 18th day of June, 1860, at 10 O'Clock A. M
70 wit; AL that piece or parcel Of land lying In
Hamilton County, o., being part Of Section 26 Town
ship 4, I'd fractional Range, In the Miami purchase,
and part Of the North east quarter Of said section;
beginning at the Southwest corner Of said Halls
land-on which he now lyes-and running North
with his line forty poes thence West with Jones's
line eight poles; thence South parallel wi the first
mentioned line, 40 poles thence East eight poles "a
the place Of containing two acres Of land
strict measure. being the same land conveyed e
said William Hall, deceased, by Isaac Ferris and
wife, by deed, bearing date March q 1882
To be sold subject 70 the widows dover Of 81 pei
Terms of sale--0n third cash In hand; the re
mainder In equal sums az six and twelve months
mortgage on tho premises. JESSE NILES,
myi5-dW Administrator ofWm Hall dec "a.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-06-11

~ TON County, Ohio. Elizabeth Eittler persas
Robert NJ Littler. Said Robert NJ. Littler, Of the
81 S a S SSsP GSss Sa e sRd LsS
aid, on the 9TH day q May, 1850, file her pc;
Common Pleas, within and for the said County oi
Hamilton and State Of Ohio. charging ths said
Robert Litter With Miiful sessaSe an Sac SrSss
that she may be divorced from the said Robert M.
Littler, and restored TO her maiden name which pe
Court. ELIZABETH LITTLEH.
May y, 1850 my22-23 bW
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COMMENCING APRIL is, 1860.
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI
A@ M g: go; Z ~
RAILROAD. q.
BROAD GA UGE
CINCINNATI & ST. LOUIS.

THROUGH HIIHUUI VHHNVH V1 OHII0'
TwO DAILY TRAINS FOR VIM
IL CENNES, Cairo and st. Louis at 4i25 A. M.
Tires daily trains for Louisville at 4i25 A. M,
2 p. NJ aud 5'35 Y. NJ.
One train for Evansville at 4;40 a. M, -. 4.
Tho trains connect at st. Louis for all points IN
Kansas and Nebraska, Hannibal, Quincy end keo;
kuk; at St Louis and Cairo for Memphis, Vioksburg
Natchez and New Orleans.
Que through train on Sunday at 9i35 ]. NJ
Returning, fast line leaves East st. Louie, bunoeyt
O,5O 7. NJ. ,,.~,op N y,
Express train leaves st. Louis daily at 5i3O Z. M
arriving at Cincinnati at 1880 A. NJ.
For through tickets to all points West and southi
pleaso apply at the Offices: Walnu-street House, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets No. Burnet House,
corner office; North west corner Front and Broad.
From ~Rnd Mill.streets omnibuses call for passon.
ezra Il. FLINT,
amid Vice President
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RAILROADS.
LITTLE MIAMI
AND
COLUMBUS AND XENIA
AND
CINCINNATI, HAMILTON &DAYTON
@@W '-i
RAILROADS! =!

ON AND AFy1ERI TT I,,, MoND,AiY, 3! tI,ia1! JUNE H.
a. M. EXPR EsS-From Cincinnati, Ham
Iton and Dayton Depot-FoT Hamilton, hieh,no&nd, &
bana anS % %ssndSsfy /; al springaeld for belAEAre;
al Dayton with Dayton and Michigan Road for Troy,
Ri2Tps oE sdiSnGfs G.tro9 sAS 81 pcnt; caSsd
1850 A. M. EXPRESs1From Little ran,nr Ml.mi
RsseotnConnects via Columbus aud Clevelandj via
Columbus, steubenville and Pittgburgj via Oolum;
bus. Crestlne and Pittsourgi via COLUMBUS anu
q A. M.|Ffon Cincinnati, Hamilton and Day.
tansi connects at Hamilton for oxford, SO.
10 A. NJ. EXPRESS-From Little Mani De, De:
potOonneets via Columbus ana t.shy beS snd VA
oGIaSI a$S =. NJ EssaT5S% epGIn9&tl. snrHa.
field, Urbana and Beliefontaine also at Dayton tST
Columbus; connects via Hamilton for Richmond
| a,SO p. M.-From Cincinnati, Hamilton and
| Dayton Depot-For Hamilton and all Way stations
| r, M.-From Little Miami Depot-AccOmmo.
datlon Tor Columbus, stopping at ali Way Stations
"'sp 81. p M@fro% Little Miami DssPO.t;-AccOmmO-
n. NJ. -EXPR ESSsErom oincinSati, Ham Ham
ilton and Dayton Depot1For& & pSyt9pi sidneg
Lima, TS Fort u Wayne and Chicago also for Toledo,
Detroit and sli points in Canada; connects via
III p. nj. EXPRESS-From Little Miami De
pot-Connects via Columbus steubenyille and Pitts,
Columbus and Bellair (wheeling) and Via Colum'
DuS sns nssLIEfeEP,iIS1;-CARs IEfeEEeP,iISS9 ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and through tickets pleas
apply at the Offices south corner o. Iron. a NV
PSaS PoStotcS and wp't the BuTnet House Ng. DarRe
House No. 5 East Third-st sixth-street De
POI Trains aims run By ooium6us time which min
"GT tRsn W SPe,1ppssf 'S General Ticket Agent
omnibuscs call for passengers by leaving direction
| at the Ticket Offices. apSo
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"For poor auld sootland's sake
ms useful plau or bulk could make,
Or sing a sag at least "

At that Dumfries grave-side must have
been kindled the inspiration which afterward
produced, through the pages Of the Edinburgh
R,VisY, the noblest tribute ever paid TO the
memory Of Burns. When ! informed him
that the old man who once showed the poets 8
birthplace had killed himself las report said)
by drinking to Burns's memory with every
one who called, Carlyle burst into loud
laughter at the ludicrous idea of such a
martyrdom. "Weel,n said he, "a very wee
bit drap will sometime send mon very
long way" There was the essence of good
temperance speech in that brief sentence.
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rnnInGY.-MApAMR RRLL RE.

A sTROLQGY. MADAME BELL RE.
business again, and can be found at her residence,
No. AZ, on the west side Of Jones;strect, between
oretelIS past present and future events by panets
palmiAtry, or 6y cards. To all those who may wish
taking, Journeys, lawsuits love, matrimony, lot
terry tickets, perfect satiytacti9a viii be giyen;
cents for running the letters on the name myH-am'
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Book Binding,

I'm ALL IT'S BRANCHES, NO. s EAST
II Fourth street, between Main and Sycamore, Cin-
Rebindng in every style. Music Books neatly and
uInSSBB mSSi BR DOu"u' @. CRoPPER.
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RooFINGI RoOFINGI
nIsCQYRREp AT hAsTTI,.'THIF I S!AI.; SSMAIR

III OF LIFE or The True Theory Of Reproduce
ton AZ Pleasure, or Preventing II according to the
dreu, and those not wishing them, will tnd this book
TO meet their Wishes exactly. No medicine to use;
Perfectly healthy In all respects Sent TO any part
Of tho United states ON receipt Of u.
DR.. CALVIN Is also Agent for Madame Ds CrQixs
obstructed menses, Ladies should not use them
during pregnancy, as they Will cause mlscarrlages
ontS,lL Of Of 81. Address DR.. CALVIN, Boz 414,
Cincinnati Ohio, or call at ONCE No. LOB Vine-
street, between Fifth and Sixth. mylT-u
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ID Dozen nssons very superior Olive on. fof ssis
"uS no. % 50 ana pIssss sgpSSA.R aSs A.., SosS.s. sSs