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New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
POLAND.

A telegram from Thorn states that on Thursday, the
9Th in.t conflict took place at Warpaw tetween the
people and the military, in consequence OK the latter
having inefered 10 prevent an illumination OF 'ho
On Friday, Warsaw continued in very DISTURBED
state A great coDcourse of people assembled III the
Methstrasse, notwithstanding the request made to
them TO dsperse. The military marched lp, but were
not afterward withdrawn.
They were also fay prepared on the Two following
1ays for any outbreak, but none occurred great
fe had been arranged by the party Of agitation TO
taxi place on the l2th bat the llth the Governor
of Warsaw caused pacards to be posted up IN the ely
warning the public TO abstain from making any de-
monst rations, and pr0hibitng under severe penalties
all festivities and the dosing Of shops.
A proclamation issued by the Chief OF the Police at
Warsaw declares The statement that one man had been
killed in the late disturbance 10 be totally unfonpded
and rays, that one person only had been enshty
wounded. The proclamation adds:
The recent Disturbances have compelled the au'
thoriies to take precautionary measures aganst the
dj loyalty created by turbulent people"
II i said that w. Lembcrts appointment az Gov
ernor Of Poland viii be cancelled and that NJ de- kis-
selef will be appointed in bis stead.
dispatch OF the 18Th, from Thorn, says; Inc
national fe,e was celebrated q. Warsaw yesterday,
Notwithstanding The prohibition Of the authorities.
The Bourse and all the counting and shops were
closed and the churches filled by large consrega-
rions In the evening the city was illuminated. An
importing military force, with artillery was slt'Ioned
in the siIests. Some arrests have taken place.
A telegram from CracOw, Of the 18th, says:
popular feeling al Warsew is very much excited.
The people hope that national Polish Government
will soon be established.
"a newspaper, under the tile OF PhaTS mas Ior
some time past been secretly circulating in Warsaw.
"a circular has recently been circulated, wirolng
the Judges not 10 yield the influence OF The Govern
ment in trying The persons arrested during the ias de-
turbaDce al Modlin."
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Passeng gsry Arrived

IN nSaShP Chgef HashrgfOs firm Lseypo,f and o,,1.
S%9p.-Dr 0nnt, Mrs and Miss Elirbsth MoBride Ma
, NJ Jose pn Going, Mr. and Mrs Levers Mis sarah sw-
49, @ sna nrs Armstrong three children and Durss
and Louisa 'i sss a MI rzfs,s Ry Ban and sdy Fanna
Eschmsnl and lady r. Gresham Mrs tIroatsor M. .nS 49,
ZONES taomss Sren W. Rosenberg J. H. Hanna say nd
miGn hE inemsn and friend Mira Bend, Mr Pspsn ana
sdy MIs :! u rsPen M Henry lads and child NJ md Nh,
bToao ana ~o Snieu hr and mr. Higgs and two Children
aud ledy, and l93 iB The si,e erage. ray
IN ship So,hampon from LordoaMrs Knishton ana a.ns
ter, f. II. Belen Indy and daughter, w Il King A. P 4.
sanIles. all Of Newly
In ship Gane Cock from CotonbO--WE Bime esa Wash
inston; Gle mont A. Miller Captsn Msntop u s. ship Con
stellstion, disabled by falling rom mSiuyerd.
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k' ssss sfs Vim ,:S. bales, W.
COT II: full proo.' sale. of
Ro .s .l: ..ds . , Oo,s. Cub.
81 s1s ard 70 hh5 Porto Rico 2, :. 4, Ss and
10 oAssss SSs csSs en'' sales ' ~ h''
iSE wa. ale: :: s,ass Co.'S, Ri., IT, r.
so bags Pneno private eTn and - ess SaAes' a. ~
BEEswAxThere Is h.is doing IN th. market; prices.
however 6rmy sustained We quote Western yellow s'
CANDLEs-rhe demand for Ad,nsnne Z light being con;
ysr S%: y s II .f'ri E i..S ss.,
Sss S sSi, sa s @ ts s lake % sapcor
%sif:: da tC Only .."; We h;., q
leg, L. E.%ca,iie sc Il 's 81 caib Soda at sic., cash
s L ..e Sa s Sn ,Ss .s s9TS Tss
" Brown nom ne arm Of j. E. Prie,t esq west Sotth6eld
on Connseicu Rser 40. expected to exceed onshs Of
lat ysss crop The crop hi. sas IS ostimed at 4o9oOa
0Is-A fr densnd prevails Tor 6rud Fish steady prices
sss 4 S M S and f.a Il IS sS%psS
.iso as bbs While at Ala t3e.
sale. Of lS SD. Jnscs SIS and 80 DO Aux Csy.. on pr
There nothing doing in Fusta or Red Weeds,
eGGNNY BhGs AND CLoTH-Th. market is Inactive. and
quotations you'd bo no guild. to the m,ikst
and pies nominal Last sa!e VI Manila A. 4e and Jas
IR0y-scoch Pig 1. nrcvs The nominal quotation "a ssl
TIM, cah snd but buyers could purchase
readily a the inside hgures
FRCTT1he market Is quiet for all des,rpt with The
exception Of Domestic DHd which 10 hn sales Of l0c00 n
State Dried Apples VI 81 Sc and unpeeed souhern at 6Af
TlNTkere !, ittle In Block The only sale
hear OF 4 900 slabs 2jc FOR Straits and 7.92c. ior Banes
Plates are lnu ard nomin,l.
LEAD Ps Lead I: IN podtsao r'qus't sales of 800 ris'
SOAPThe demand 10 lnoiorate and pccs sostar el
sales OF 100 boxes a. 10, cash.
SPELTEK--The mark Is dill and norliuel.
WHALEBOEE-Ths market Il quiet bat Asrn; sales OF
IL 900 10 Och,tsk a 6T00c Arctic at E0Tsc; North West
and Solh Sea IA light supply and Tho make: very frr
NAVAL STORE9rhe market FOR Spldts TUipertine IL sss
active hut prices dy, sales Of $50 bb At 81 55 81 60
y ga Crude terpeansi Z, inactive, owing 10 tie hnnnss Of
hcdsrs who a.kns sI@sl2 p Dbl Only moderate de-
nlnd prevails for common R1s bat picel have sdsHcedi
ssies q 1000 bba at - 7sGS3e 1o IT, The better grades
quiet and nominal.
WoOL-tsre continues fair den and for ,he low and
dun grades Of Domestic Feece suitable for army eothr
aud hear Of sesev bei,g made previous prices
LUnbRThe market quiet and prizes nomlnaly un'
changed
FlsH-A iar demand prevails for Dry Cod ard prices
without material vafson ssles of 900 ql at 80 tl for ST.
Georges Bank sd 80 for Grsnd bank fai demand pre-
walls for aaoleIel at - 80 for No. aud 65WaS 70 for
No 2 Old are In iited demand at - for No aud - for
ho2 Boz Herring srein fair request ard the market sieady
sales Of 600 bx. at Csc for scssi and 5c for No
does St sc and so bales Psa GosskDs private terms
LA1SEssler 10 fair demand and prices are withou
material eharsei sales Of oOo part a, vi 2 3month' aaa
the balsnee. inferior lot, private terms
SALTTho supply ta moda but, with limited usuah
prices sustained; the sales goo sks Live pool oGu
at about s and $50 do Ashton LycTPool Fine on pse
terms, supposed to b. at 81 TO-
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narks,s-o.rrrrll, RxroaraD roa Tra \. ,. rs.nr.,

IUEspAY, Ang. II, l8ol.
FLOUR AVID MRAL-Tbe inquiry for wesssrn c.ns Flour
is rood bat prices the close The demand IL mairy
export The msd and better brands are reey hered
and lover. The G.ss 294oo bbs q, ~ 9GttSl oI
OF W,ssrn extra; 500 81 for extra Ss'e 1850 -
for Faey do % for rejected states IS ed s5 " for
trade bsnds canadian Foir snd plies are non
nal On absence of ssle, southern Flour iuaeiVe and
,hs aeusnd Is chiefly for new which watmg sees
on ssO hb IS 10 for mixed 10 GOOD euperhre Baltimore
sc ard IS I5 Se Cor th1 bsssr si. Rye fonr Is n good
dergsrd sales oil go bbs at 80 J0dSJ 90 Corn Meal Is
ari. saes Of J.ey at 81 S and Brundywrs At 80
ORA iN-Ths Wheat mukt a quite active bit with rapid
advance in reishs giving buyers the advantage The sales
tinb st 81 09 1880 Amber losa Ed Wcou'in At 81 ID
psI IOl 20 Green Bay at - - 81 90 Red Winter Western
At III frJdsl ~; 40 White Ohio and Indiana 81 81 2a0
~ a0i 7sOO White Canadian st 81 ia 81 81 1920 White
Ksnueky st 3iaS Al 81; and small lots In b,s q 81 9
e 3 lso bu,iel, RseiIs sprlng N store a, $lcs o.?
, are qniet and IN fs request st " 3c for State ard West
Rye selling IN .n. lots s es L@ Mster sa G .0ra .,s q
saggsn5es la Slh giving buyers the sjySnis sGs
tse Tor spPiHs do 30dslc for Western Yellow and Sc for
PRoVisoYsrbs PORK market q dur bat steady at yeser.
DAYS rates sae. Of 80 bb &l5 for Mess els so for Clear
aud for Prime Beef Ia in active inquiry aud Il firm; sales
OF $50 bbs 81 fiOd S g for Kep,eied Meas and tl2d ID 80
for Extra Beef Hams se quiet st slles 80 Bacon Is
and 46!c for Ham. Lard arm and In fair inquiry saes
OF 90 bbs at sidslc Butter and Cnease sesdy and in
HAY-The rlnsst Is active ord s well supplied; the
,s. are SEQ bales at f0d50c v lOo n.
TALLow1he demand Ia stesdy the msrke. hrr; sales OF
70 0oo n Prime City At sids!c cash -
wlaKy-he martet H eairr and not sctive; sales OF 500
bbl.. at IGI ql6.c for State ard Ohio hbls
TOBACCOTho market for Leaf quiet mes Of - hhd'
Eeutnrby AZ SIC and as cases 2. edsaf at tl dllc
LEATlfFR-Hemlock ard Osk ara bots quiet, ws'ont any
AshEs-Ths market I. without any particular change sales
Of 80 bbl, si s5 rs for Pots aud IS 81 for PEARL.
blOC u n,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

pQRTEGAI.

The disturbances in The Algsrve he'd been queIled,
and quiet reigned throughout the province
The Eeclesiaieal autboris persisted IN retusing 70
nlog the Iaans TO celebrate mass 1or the repose OF
The sonl of Count Cayou in any of the public churches
late telegram states that disturbances had taken
places at ST. Ubes on account of the imposition Of fresh
taxes and the introduction Of weights and meas-
urea. Troops had been sent TO the spot
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

FIRE.-About o'clock yesterday morning FIRE
uroke out IN the stables Of the Broadway line Of
located at the corner OF Thrty-nuih stree. and
ns nnssoedway. Patrick Breungu, the watchnan, and
nnonas Doran, who was sieeiing on the pre,oises
mse aIoned oy the smell Of fFe and finding the GOO,
whsre the hames were smoldering soon sueseeded IN
extin9nlshing them. The fire had been khdisd 10 q
quantity Of loose hay IN the Ioft The DAMAGE ,n.s
tri1lng Doubtless . was the work of an incendiarr
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

PAssPoRrs-A notice appeared in the papers yester-
day, which would be likely to misead by conveying
the idea thai all persons desiring passports would be
obliged 10 apply single individual Bat the fac'i is,
that no special appointment or S;aag passports has
been made by the State Department. ANY notary
NAV obtain them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
DIED..
BIssErr-On Mona,r evening. Avg.

BfssErT-On Monday evening Aus 2s, afor inzeirg ~
ness. Mary Anna eldest dalsnter Of tie lac James d. BE
sCtt jr.
Duo notice Of the fane7, will be given in norow's pspers
HALLORAN-lt Yorkvie on Tue1sr Aug 81, 1861 Franc,
infant son Of Mehsel and harcslls r. HaIloran.
The ays ard friends Of family and ose OF his grsnd
father Frsni, Gimso ore respectfully Invited 10 attend the
funeral this (Wedue.dAy afternoon At O'clock fEom Ethty
.irth street, negr Third
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

Arrival AND DEPARTURE OF SECRETARY SEWARD.
Yesterday afternoon Secretary Seward passed through
this city, route for home. On biz arrival he sent to
the Astor House for Thurlow Weed, after which he
Immediately took passage on the Hudson River Rail-
road lor Albany where be will remain TIL tomorrow,
and then proceed 10 Auburn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

CLEARAscE REFusrD.--A clearance was yesterday
refused 10 the schoorerJ. A. WoOihouse, 10. New
Haven on toe ground hat onefourh Of her o@nershp
was in Iexas No aid and comfort 10 the Secesshers IL
becoming more and more doctrine the, is lived np TO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

LAracB.-The gunboat 'Penbira" will be launched
from the sbpysrd of mr. Thomas Stach, foot Of North
Sixth street. East Brooklyn this afternoon at o'clock
precisely. TO witness the launch take the ferries FOO.
of Roosevelt OF Grand and Hous.on streets.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

GoiEG ABRoAD.-Mr. and Mrs. W. j. Florence
leave ia the Persa to-day Irotracted foreign tour.
They open in London early in September. During
their absence they will visit Great Britain, Ireland,
Australia, and California.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

MINIATURE ALsAEkc
H90l-Tises
WATER DAY.
SsndJ Hook. G;i5 Gov Island I;35 Hell jots. sle
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oaHoUsE.-C Collector Barney and Surveyor
Ancews have gone to Washington. Their return 10
expected On Monday.
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FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

TIE screw.reamer City Of Washington, Capt.
Brooks, (which sailed from Liverpool 1t O'Clock p.
IN. on the 18th, and from Queenstown on the 10th
inst arrived here yesterday afternoon. Her newsha
been mostly anticipated by the arrival OF the Hibernan
of Father Point.
The City of Washington brings the following specie
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28
Receius, NJ Produce.

Wahv Iie cod bu,b Wheat coo do Com H. 500 do. Oas
40 gIlS PIcy!an, 50 Do. Ails, 10 d. LEd, isg tNa
New-York daily tribune., 1861-08-28

PRUSSIA.
The King had lulhorzedi acoNlt9pee Of voluntary
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rI1r POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

!. ,bs only paper published in Potter county.
l;rcnlates among an intelligent class OF peo-
~ md is thus an excellent medium for both
Fty and Country Advertising.
transient Advertisements and those from a
,;.t.nce must be Cash or have responsible re-
All communications, to receive attention,
-.n,, he directed to the Editor, and contain
~. name of the writer. No attention paid to
.ronvmous communications.
TERMS-One copy,o year, 81; Six copies
IS; Twelve copies, $40; Twenty copies, SIS
.th one to the person raising the Club. The
money must accompany the names.
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AID DIGEsTIoN.-Some people are
prejudiced against the use of Saleratus
and say that it is very unhealthy. But
Chemists and Physicians say that pure
Saleratus is not only perfectly healthy
but is corrector of the stomach and an
aid to digestion. We are happy to as
sure our patrons that in procuring d. B.
De Land & Co.'s Chemical Saleratus thew
will be in possession of a perfectly pure
article aud one that will do you good.
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$1,000 COUNTY BOND.

SUBSCRIPTIONS to a County Bond of One
~. Thousand Dollars, Fifty Dollars per share
pr. Ct, will be received up to Tuesday, the
18th of November. The Cash will be reouir
ed to be deposited with the County Treasurer
on that day. Proposals will be received by
him 10 Harrison Valley until that time and on
that day will be received at the Court House
in Coudersport until o'clock. The Bond
will be redeemable one year from date, inter
est paid semi-annualiy. special Cash tax
according to the Act of Assembly,, will be
levied and collected for the payment of said
The money to be used for the Relief of the
families of Volunteers and no other purpose
If some such arrangement cannot be effected
by which County Orders will be made of more
service to the families, than they now are.
there will be no more Relief Orders issued.
We do this in order to avoid burdening the
taxpayers of the County with heavy tax
and at the same time affording little relief to
those who the orders are intended to benefit
An opportunity is now afforded to those who
are unable to go to the war and at the same
time deslrous of doing some good to the
Country to come forward and promptly take
this Bond.
By order of the Board of Commissioners.
Attest: L: B. COLE, Clerk.
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PARDoNs Governor Curtin gives no.
tice that no pardons will hereafter be
granted without due notice in the county
once week for two consecutive weeks of
the application, full notice to the District
Attorney and consultation with the udge
who presided at the trial.
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PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATIONAL Con
vENTIoN.-A meeting of representatives
of the different classes of schools and lit
erary institutions in our State, is called
st Harrisburg, to commence Tuesday,
Nov. 26, at 10, A. NJ, and continue four
days.
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m-L Lieut. ROBERTS is in town andwants
sixteen more men to fill out Capt. Jones
Company. He will remain in town tog
this week only aud those desirous OF
joining that Company can do SO by ap
plying early. The Regiment they are
attached to is ohcered by men competent
and experienced.
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@We learn that Judge 0. A. LEWIS
Of Ulysses Joined the ranks of Arch
Jones Company at Harrisburg.
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ra- Mr. CoSoLoWsKY "heartiIy
thanks all the citizens of Coudersport
who have been so kind to him in his sac
bereavement.
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Posr OFFICE, CoUDERsPoRT, Pa,

ONIUUII INVI.
Public notice is hereby given that this office
has been supplied with neU Postage Stamps,
and that after the 9Th day of November inst,
one seeek from this dafe the old issue of stamps
will not be received in payment of postage On
letters sent ON this office,
JOHN S. MANN, P. M.
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S6s- Rev. CHAs. STRONG has been ap
pointed Chaplain in the Regiment in
which our "boys" expect to remain,
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fc,pd.rspert, wednesday Evening, Oct 80, 1861

aasGov. Curtin has appointed Thurs
d,y, Nov. 2Sth, as a day of Thanksgiving
and praise. II
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Hid u H. HD.

In CcudeFspcrt, on the evening OF the 26th,
JoHAN PETrER FRIEDTJoE CosoLowsKY, age
20 years aud FIVE mouths.
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CEPHALIC PILLS
CURE
SICK HEADACHE;
CURE
NERVOUS HEADACHE,
CURE 49,
ALL KINDS OF HEADACHE'

By the use ofthese Pills the periodic attacks
of Nervous or Sick Headache may BE prevent
ed and if taken at the commencement. Ct al.
attack immediate relief from pain aud SICK.
ness will be obtained
They seldom fail in removing the Nauses
and Headache to which females are so sub.
ject.
They act gently upon ttte b'co;r-.4ts -r.mo1.
ing CostireneI,.
For Literary Men, Students, Delicate Fs-
males, and all persons of sedentary hq5its. thsy
are valuable as La1atire, improving the ap-
petite, giving tone and pigOr to the digestive or
gans, and restoring the natural elasticity and
strength of the whole system.
The CEPHALIC PILLS are the result Of
long investigation and carefully conducted sf-
periments, having been in use many wears,
during which time they have prevented and
relieved vast athotnt of pain and suffering
rom Headache, whether originating in ths
4erUons system or from a deranged state of the
stomach
INV! 'te eH|IIciy vegetable IN their cmpo-
sltlon, ard may etaken at all times wit per-
feet safety with ut making any change Of di-
ct, and The adse ce cfGny disdgreea6le ia ito re,.
ders ii easy TO 40 qinister them 10 children.
BEWAR. OF COUNTERFEfTs :,
The genuine have five signatures of Henry C..
Spaldihg on each Box.
Sold by Druggists and all 6thsr Dealers In
Medicines.
A Box will be sent by mail prepaid ON re-
ceipt of the
PRICE. rs CENTS.
All orders should be addressed to
HENRY c. SPALDING,
As Cedar Street, Ney-York
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@The new postage stamps will be
exchanged tor the old until the Tin of
November.
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ra. Lieut.. CLAY left this place, on
Monday Of this week, with fifteen re
eruit. for the J. Richter Jones Regi
ment.
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s@ The bridge over the Allega on
the Lymansville road in this borough is
replaced having beeh washed away by
che late food
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PRICE CURRENT.

Corrected every Wednesday by P. A. STEB-
BINS & CO., Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Groceries and Provisions,
opposite d. +. Glassmire's Hotel,
Do
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s25! EMPLOYMENT! 4
AGENTS WANTED.

We will pay from Ss5 to SIS per month,
and all expenses, to active Agents, or give a
commission. Particulars sent Free Address
ERIE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY, r. JAMES,
General Agent, Milan, Ohio, au2lly
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nA- Some believe that Fremont has
been superseded and some do not, certain
it i, that if the Administration removes
him it will, from the feeling indicated by
Western papers, produce a demorallza-
ton of the Army Of the West such that
rebel successes would BIZ as numerous as
the days of the week. The public have
received no evidences either of incompe
tcncy or neglect GU his part, and they
will not be likely to give their consen tt
his beheading just at the time when the
country is expecting to hear good thiDgs
Of him.
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sss- See notice of Commissioners in
another column. 1t is matter both OF
interest and pride to the county-that
We reduce the taxes, and yet give all due
assistance to the families of those who
have gone to tight in defence of our
country. The large discount which is
usually exacted from county ordersj and
the difficulty in procuring anything for
them IN some parts of the county, makes
1t 3 matter of necessity that some course
be resOrted to by which means can be
placed in the hands of the Commission
erS which will enable them to give the
families and the tax payers justice What
usually purchased with these Relief
orders costs the dealer cash aud it is
nothing but right that he have cash in
payment; but, the families of those Vol
unteers must be fed and clothed, they
cannot starve, and if we feed them with
County orders at % per cent. discount,
K will cost US an immense sum and bur-
den us with taxes that can now be avoid
ed BY little generosity and foresight on
the part of those who have the means
Come forward gentlemen, the shares are
small and the money is desired for bu,
one short year.
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED.
III JuSt published, an a seated enuel0pe:
ONrHE NATURE, TREATMENT, AND RADICAL CURE
Of FSPERMAroRRH9A, or Seminal Weakness, s Z
ual Debility, Nervousness and, involuntar,
missions. ptQdgclng impotency, Consumption
and Mental and Physical debility.
BY RoBT. J.. CULvERwELL, NJ. D.,
The important fact that the awful conse-
quences of self-abuse may be effectualy cured
without internal medicines or the dangerous
applications of caustics instruments, medca-
ted bougies, and other empirical deyises, is
here clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
II W and highly successful treatment, as adop-
ted by the celebrated author fully explained
by means of which every one is enabled to
cure himself perfectly, and at the least posi-
ole cost, thereby avoiding all the advertised
uostrums of the day. This lecture will prove
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal, in a pain eurel5pe,to any
.ddress, post paid; on the receip. Of two post
tge stamps, by addressing
Or. CH. J. c. KLINE,
l27 Bowery. Few York. p o. box 4 $50
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Every housekeeper should have a supply
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I'VE have tried It, apr f+rd it as useful in
our house as Eater:' Wilkes Spirit Of the Times
Price 25 Gents per Bottle.
Very liberal reductions to Wholesale Dealers
TERMS CASH.
fSs,F For sale by all Druggists and Store
Neepers generally throughout the country.
JOHNS & CROSLEY,
(SoIe Manufacturers
IS William Street, New York.
t Corner Of Liberty Street, jy9ly