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The Placer herald., 1861-05-11
EMPIRE SALOON.
BY
HENRY NJ. ISAACS.

ME undersigned having purchased the in;
Il terest of G. G. Davis in this saloon it will
be conducted as usual at the old stand, opposite
the Telegraph Office. He will always keep on
hand
The best Liquors and Cigars that can be
had in the place.
The house has always had this reputation and it
will be kept up.
lie will also keep on hand fresh Confectionarss
of all kinds. and Preserved Can Fruits, Raisins
Nuts, &c. &c.
Also, Superior Brands of Chewing and
Smoking Tobacco.
His articles will always consist of the best thai
can be procured in the San Francisco market.
He will also keep on hand "a SeasonabIe
supply of Fruit.
Nss- All those indebted to G. C. Davis, will set
tie with me- and those having claims against him
will present them to me for payment.
G.g~The undersigned invites the public to give
him call. HENRY NJ. ISAACS.
Auburn. July 14th lS60--my
The Placer herald., 1861-05-11

=" K PARKINSON is now receiving at his
w Q store Main street. Auburn, the largest
and best selected stock of dry goods ever offered
in this market, and will be sold 20 per cent
cheaper than heretofore
Also, a complete assortment of Carpets. Oil
Cloths. Lace and Silk Mantillas; and in fact every
thing that relates to the trade which can be found
in any of the Pacific cities.
Call and examine the stock.
No trouble to show goods, but on the contrary
it will be great pleasure so to do.
Auburn, April goth, l86l-my
Steam Engine for Sale.
TNOR SALE.-A thirty horse oscillating En-
II CINE. eleven inch bore, thirty inch stroke
and eight foot driving wheel; also. two cylinder
boilers. For terms. etc., inquire at or address
Placer Herald office Auburn.
April 18th, l86l.--lm
The Placer herald., 1861-05-11
Look to XOur Interest!

A beautiful stock of Spring and Summer Silks.
IA Popins. elegant Grenadines, Bareges, Bal
zarines. Challis, Embroidery Purasols, Fans, Rib
bon. trimmings, ETC., ctc. now opening at
W. X. PAKINSON'S.
Main street, Auburn
Nav 4th IS6I.-lm
The Placer herald., 1861-05-11

We call attention to the advertisement of p.
A. Roach, late United States Appraiser of San
Francisco. his experience in determining the
quality of Liquors is very extensive. He has II
very large assortmant bought low, and which he
will guarantee to be the very best. Give bin II
call when at the Bay. Orders filed promptly
and at lowest rates.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
9aiIg gntFlIiaeutrt.


The Truth About tsSaIn Pa4ch''-EIIs
Last Leap.
Acorrespondent of the Rochester Demo-
efnk takes exception to \ statement con-
corning the renowned Sam Patch, which
recently appeared In an English book, and
gives The correct version of the story of
that individuals last leap. He says:
"Sam Patch's last leap occurred on the
afternoon of the lStllrOf November, 1929;
on cold; cloudy, dismal autumn day
The heavens, as-ifin keeping with she.
melancholy spectacle, were almost clothed
in sackcloth. The sun refused tOrIook
upon the nournfnl tragedy. But ten
; thousand human beings, more thonghles
lined the banks of the river on both sides,
perched also upon the mills and houses,
and in trees, above aud below the high
babks to cheer and encourage she poor
drunken suicide ia his self-im notation.
a scaHold Was erected thirty feet high, on
the island above the, falls, as they then
were, standing EeFy near where the saw
mill upon the brow of the cataract now is
From that sratfoId poor Sam dropped into
the deep water, MS IL then WAS below
Ten thousand eager eyes watched him as
heiwent like an arrow down agninst the
dark ledge of rocks, a distance OfaOns'
hundred aud twenty-six feet. Ten thous-
and eager eyes gazed with breathless anx-
: ieiy upon the spot where he fell, expecting
TO see him emerge from the water, as he
had done most gracefully Just one week
before, after jumping from the preCepice
without the sCatfOld, - distance OF ninety
six feet; boats were put out below and
sailed around near thei6pOt, ready to pick
him up. Ten thousand people, like "A great
crowd of witnesses, still lining the cliffs,
still straining their eyes to catch the first
rYI; l.nf any 6nFIr 6nRRE nm hR yI.nfSrs
no one during hardly to move ocss drew q
long breath, for near half an hour, until
one by one they began to turn away and
give him up, many with fearful eyes, many
with words saddencd and sLbdued upon
their1ips, tPUor SAINT was his last leap.
How fOOI-hnrdyI How wirkedI' And some
were heard to say, How wicked to counte-s
nance a miserable man in such suicidel-
If we had not been looking on, he would
not have done ii!
HFor two long hours, at least. until
darkness stopped their swOrk5l eager men
hunted all over and throughlthe waters be-
low the falls, to end the poor remains of
the miserable victim of his own folly, but
found them not. Next day the search was
renewed Indeed, it was kept up with
more or less diligence for some time; and
yet all in vain for thatseason. Searching,
dragging, fishing in the waters day after
day, revealed nothing. But the next
spripg, the body was picked up by some
unknown person, near The mouth of the I
river, seven miles below, rs it was foated
out into the lake. 1t had lain in the wa
ter all winter; had gone down over the
lower falls nlsoi and still was in such a
state of preservation as to be readily iden-
tilted. 1t was taken mp, and deccntly
buried in a spot of ground uear at hand.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26

HEAn WHAT ND PEoPLRsAY.

The .underIl, u having used Professor LuM.
tPHREYH' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC RkAEDlES
bAvinR fli confidence in thelr genuinenes, purify,
and ef8c0cy eheeFfuliy recommend them 70 all per
oOns Who Tish 70 have safe, reliable, and emeaeious
FSmedies St hand for private or domestic use:
.T1rs rev VIM HosmeF, editor OF q The Northern
Independent - Auburn, n. 7. u'e Rev, z. " VEss-
M. Rev b I. Ives Chaplain Of she Auburn State
prison me Rev Spencer 81. Rice, Rector, NeE:e'i-
fSri SiSSS the Rev Allen Steele, NeW-Hork Con
Egreneg the Rev Samuel Nichols, East GeneseO Con
Ierenee, y. r. the Rev. p Pratt Dorset VI the
ReT JOHN & RObie Buffalo; A. o. Hart Esq., Uticas
Sehnyer Colfax, South Bend, Ind Tie Hon George
Humphreys, n. Y; Henry D. Cook, E.9., Editor Of
ire Ohio State Journal y ColuInbua Ohio the Hon.
IL II GrShRHs Moline, IN the Hon. Th0Innd J.
ChaSe Niunticeo FIA. & the Hon Joseph Benedict,
Utica n Y; VIM Bristol, ESQ, Utica. N. T.; A. s.
PontI Es1 Utica n. Y; James RiunEstts Esq, SASl-
Vile Tear .-.,-.ssss--f-5 aaf-
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BALTIMORE
Commercial College!
gOusaED, 60 .lsssEp, 1ss4

tOuSnEp, .CHARTERED, 1884
5figili Lso AT ED,
Cor. baltimore and Characteristics.
s BARRYMORE ND.
THIS INSTITUTION IS NOW IN THE MOST
prosperous and hourishing condition. Twice du-
ring the last two hs II been necessary to obtain
larger apartments for the accommodation of the in.
sEs nan3sr o. students representing nearly
1t now occupies one Of the most eonspIcuOus and
aearablSi located buildings in the city. The rooms
furnished -
The advantages md facilities here ofered to young
men desiring to qualify themselves properly for the
various duties Of yths Counting Room, orto obtain
1horOIgh Edetiedl BitJins5s EHcatiOn generally are
unsurpassed in any particular, by any similar estab-
ushment In the United States. .al7 80 i $50
t.i5Fiia 81 tFACULTY3
E. x. LOSER,
the Science OF Accounts, Com
merce, Business Customs, etc.
E ,tl J. NJ. PHILLIPS,
Professor 81 the Theory and Practice of ROoK eeniuR
aud Commercial Calculations.
fe- - ii. u.DAVIES. rst
Associate Professor Of Bookkeeping
NC. JOHNSON.
Professor OF business and ornamental PenmanShip.
~ 9.T.WILLIAAIS, RsoA. d h fEi8 =
Lecturer on Mercantile Law.
REv. 4. YEATES REESE, D. D.,
Lecturer on Commercial EthioS.
TRUSTEES;
Hon lion Jns. y Kennedy, Hon. Joshua Yansant,
Jacob Truat, Esq- VIM KnAi,e RSu Is
The College Il provided with ConmsTciRi Library
dents.
rately Instructed. -. = :. = > -
There being no vacation during the year, Students
can enter at any time.
stirnsS roqntred toeOmpleteth full cOurss,
from to IL weeks.
A DIPLOMA Is awarded 70 all Graduates.
A large and Beautifully OrnAmented Circular, con.
tanning upwards Of SQUARE FEET, representing tire
Exterior and Interior View Of the College, VVfiOu5
Characteristic designs pehlnRnship. &c., sent BY mail
free Of charge with catalogue giving f1ll
particulars: Addreast Z X. LosIER
iia RaliiRIOTe Ad.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
MEDIGAL.
CoDyLIVER ore.
JoHNC. BAKER s. CO.,
Ds E44uEAczuaFA sE zHE
PURE MEDICINAL
.COD-LIVER OIL!
no. I54 North Thlrd street,


2: BAKER CO., In Offering to the public their
- brand o. Cob-LIvER ON. have great pleasure Ia
NafIanting Its excellent quality; which, after many
years 81 nbpriOus experience, they have succeeded
II Is prepared, according TO the most approved
process tr6nl treSh and healthy hVers OF the GddAjI
l!0IEhaa (Cpdash selected with extreme care under
me personal OF their agent In NeEtound-
land. 2 W. +sfFt-4 A.t-st4 = 49, ~
ItssWsetneE purity, aad freshness unakeit srarce.
" 20 the uost delicate patient while the
uniformity Of Its mode Of preparation makes IL the
most desirable brand Of Hin tile market.
IhQ ufteeftlin quality aud defective manner OF
PrepaTtlg Cod Liver OIL have preClHded many suffer.
tng PeFsons iEpm rightly appreetRting It's merits. NJ
tuly testing its remedial virtues Willie its sueces-
pow Ftai article, no advantage will result from
single trial In general Il opeTNteS In avery gradual
manner, requiring long perseverance, in its use. 1t
must not he taken only UccasionAlIy, OrTegularly,
hnt perseTcFtuRy and steadily continuing its use
even after apparent recovery.
The physician may rely, with full confidence, on
the merits Of our brand Of Oil while the diseased pa
ttent mas that, in using it. lac Is taking
mcd1ctne. the virtues and efficacy Of which haze
been tested ~ eminent medical men,
Z IL u the most ehectuAl remedy for CunSumnttOn.
bronchitis, Asthma, Gput, ,RhenmutIsm, aud all
Serotul0uk ahecttonsi otnltimes producing innIedl.
ate and certain effects when other relnetiies have
been taken WttlpEittlb or no beneht,
~ enjoys the masked confidence OF numerous scien-
tlnc ana medcA mem whose spontaneous teStimOni-
ais epdOrNe the superiority and efficacy of our OIL
giving to the pHble an assurance that this truly
valuable nedielpe, when. obtained fresh, and free
from admtxture, 10 sis aud reliable remedy for the
diseases named. ~ n6E20-S SIN
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
TRANSPORTATION.
Baltimore 8 Ohio Rail Road
Ia - e. 60
WINTER sCIIEDULE.
.WaEEIINo. 2lth Nov., ZEE.

WaEEtN5, 9th Nov, 1850.
ON and amer the 25th November, 1880 the passen-
W ger Trains viii be ruR daily rs follows:
First-The Northwestern. Cleveland, Chicago, St.
Louis, indianapolis, Dayton, Cincinnati, Columbus,
Wheeling, BenWOOd, Baltimore aud Wellington City
Express departs daily except Sundays at Gas A. NJ .
and arrives in Baltimore at 1850 A. NJ connecting with
the earliest trains for the Eastern and Southern cities
Returning, leaves Baltimore at A. ~, and arrives
~ BenEOod Mt s:l6 T. 81. and Wheeling at S:45 r. II
making direct conRectIOn with tie Western Express
oAin This train Will only stop for wood and water
and nfealinE the passengers. ~ u
Secoud-The Great Southwestern, 81. Louis, CEncfn.
natl. Columbus, Wheeling, Benwood, Baltimore and
Washington City Express leaves Wheeling daily at
e25 NJ. arriving In Baltimore at 4S5 r. ~, con-
meeting with theatteFnbon trains tothe EAsteTn and
Southern cities. Returning, leaves Baltimore at p.
NJ and arrives atRenEood At I;i5 A. II. and Wheeling
at s:lS " direct eennection with the grea
Western Express tfans This train will only stop for
wood and water and nieallng the passenger!
freight train with passenger ear attached viii
leave daily, except SundAyb for Grafton at $40 ".
Returning, will arrive at3-l5 P. II.
J.B. FORD, Agent.
W, r. SIXTH, Master Of transportation
L. u. CoLR, Gcn'1 Ticket Agent. noy3S
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ALSO sPEcIF1cs

Fcs AsEHntA OF PHEHlstc, % Oppressed, Difficult,
LAbOged Breathing, attended With Cough and EXpec.
toratton. Price 80 cents per box. q
Fon RAR DEscHARoEs am DRAFHEss.-DIseharges
from The EAR lie result Of Scarlet Fever lsiSI or
MercurihlS For Noises in the Head, Hardness Of
Hearing, aud Ringing in the Ears, and Esraehe.
Price, 50 cents per box.
sRo1 fc7ng GllniS Enlarged and In
duFated Tonliis, SEeltpp and Ola Ulcers, ecrofiUus
Cashexy Of Children. Price, 50 cents per box
RoR CEREAL DRBll4RH. = Physical or Nervous
ReAkneSL Either the result Of Sickness, Excessive
Medication, or ExhauSting Discharges. Price, 30
cent? per box.
PoR DRoEsT.-Elnld Aoeumnations, TumId Swell.
nE with scanty Secreliona PRICE, 90 cents per box.
RoR sEA.eICENnss.-Deathly Sickness, Vertigo, NAn-
3e9, Vomiting. Sickness from riding or motion.
ROR .URGHART DlsRAsEs-Pnr Gravel, Renal CAL
cub, Dmcnt Painful uriEuIOn, Diseases Of the Kid.
ReyB. Price, 50 cents per box.
fo1 sEtrNAL ENlssioEs.-InYoluntaTy Discharges
and Consequent ProstEation aud Debility, Bad Re-
suits Of Evil HSbha, The mort successful aud EN-
Client remedy known. and may be relied upon Rs
cure. Price, with full directions, q per box.
Persons who wish To place themselves under the
professional care, or 70 seek advice Of Prot HU0-
PHRETs, do 90, at his Oflee s62 BroadEay daily
from AN. TO 8 PAL, or by letter.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
.SypAiiis AID Mercll1iaI Disea1..

NV oRLEGNs, 2sib August, 1889.
DRfJ G ATER: Sir: I clieerfsIly comply with
there4uo-t OF your asDt and report to you some Of
the effects have realized with your SHsapaEtIIa.
have cHIea Whit, IN my practice, most Or the
Complaints tor which 10 Is reebhalaeIdsd RBd have
fenn Its effects truly in the cnTe Of TEae-
real -1E1t 1tEteTidt I3iseaet One OF my patients
mad licetb IN his Threat, which EeIe
steadily taken. cured him IN lTe weeks
Another was attacked by secondary symptoms in his
n6ae and the nleeratfOn had CateI away eonailer-
Ae part pf it, SO that believe the disorder would
soon reach his brain and Kill him. Bnt It yielded TO
ny OF orr SaFsaparilaf the ulCers
sHme diShEuratiOn OF IFS face. A woman v no had
been treated for the same disorSr by mercury waE
suffering from this poison In Ter bones. They had
6ecoGs - sen5ttrs to the weather that on nIamE
ay she s9eTed exeFneiating pain in her Joiuts and
P9rtila 10 few EeekA. ] know from Its formula,
which your agent gave me- that this preparation
TOnl your laboratory Inuat'he great remeSiy; ron
se4penfIy these truly remarkable results with Il
have not surprised me. l5lf
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
DICKS ACCOUNTANT AND
DISPATCH PATENT.

The htrsHtTt Claims as acknowledged and protsete9
by TIE Governments Of cinaAa, tRe United .Sases,
and Great Britdim; % all ioEop, IL may concern
WTHAT CLAIM AS Ny INVENTION Is, THE
w cOutrivaRCe of keeping accounts current, OF
whatever kind, description or variety, in printed
oru, by Keeping the statements of the several nc
counts standing prntera type Or their equivalents
the type being 50 arranged In form to admit OF
being readily and quickly realusted In any particu-
lar part, where an account may have undergone a
change, by the lapse of time the current OF bust
mesa transactions; A. that when readIusted in ali
such parts up to any given date. Impression then
taken from the type shall exhibit in printed FORM,
the true state OF all the accounts kept, accurately
representing all the balances or conclusions ID NC
eFVianee with the end ends euntenpla in keep
ing tue record; rendering &c. In commercial business
n baIanee sheet o. tho most compact and perfect
character thsetails OF cement being stbstan-
ts9ly e reetsd ils wherein tits shawn
that the fart plrts to be recorded NAV be reprc-
scented by figures, symbols dates or nuIbers used
either separately or in combination, or by Whatever
else will indicate the fact facts a. ttstFsl- and
furthermore, based this primary Invention GIEo
claim the device contTiTancs of rendering or
transmitting accounts In partial full statements
when the statement or statements sent are thus
or substantially thus kept In tyne by the contri-
Nnnces OF my invention be the medium Of TRANSMITS
dertng accounts by the Of the Dispatch Machine
constituted Of Apron Movement. Reel. and Cutter
stamp, claim in the broadest and fullest sense; and
also tho ntaehtne itself, embrnrn MI It's forms and
modes, Of operating, Indicated 10 describing IL
either rs simple hnnd Instrument or AS prnDeIlei
by machinery. And in connection with these snesi
nc claims, and lased upon them, also claim all
other means and appliances substantially the samS
Ga those herein claimed or intended to be claimed
with these claims tnly acknowledged and protected
as above this invention Inns alreAdy spread itself
over Canada eighteen States OF the American Union
end into GteAt Britain, aud is used in more than
three hundred Newspaper Odices. Itsimmenss value
to banking and similar institutions will be shown In
clTcnlAr which will make Its appearance soon.
Meanwhile applications tor information, sDeeis OF
Right" or rDiIptteh Aachines will receive due at
tentiou, when addressed eIthor to
Rev. Robert, Dick, R F,.lt To-. n Z ~ Z or
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1861-02-26
-. 81 spEc1p1c REllEplEa.

NJ .poy Fever. Congestion, and Inflammation.
NS: a.-HSr Worm Fever, Worm Collie wetttng the
s 10. s-y6r Cole, oryinE, Tee,hins, and Vakeiai
So :. s Dlnrrhpa, ohOlsra nfaltau and SUN
no 9 sTPoF Clippings. pyssnieFy, OF Bloody
NO No e-For Cholera, CHOLERA Alor,us, vomiting
NoT.-POr Coughs, COslS, Influenza, and Sore
No. s,--EOr ToO.hashe, FnceAche,i and EearHlgiA
No. 9.-Por Headache, Vertigo. Heat and Pnllnsas
IA. l0SISTsyrYstA P1Ils-FonWeak and DeFanged
s,4nach. CONSTIPATION, and Liver Complaint
No. lI.-EOR PEIAIE IRREGULARITIES. Scanty, Pain.
fal OF suppresAei Periods.
EO.l3-R LeuGOrrheA, PFofuSe MensesI and
No. is.-Por Group, Hoarse Cough, BAD Breathing.
No. 14.-SIET RnEp4 PTtIs-POr ErytiPelAs, EEuP-
No. 1s.IRnE1NATto Pil1s-Por Palm, Lameness,
or Soreness in the ohest, Rack, Lotns, or Limbs
A-Por Fever and AEue, Chill Fever Dumb Agae'
P.@PoF. Pdss. Bind OF Blsedins, Internal or *.
oEFor SSre. weak, or InfAmed Eyes an. Eyellds
PAlliaR, Weak, or Blurred Sight,
C,-Srr CatarTh, Of long standing or resent, ether
With obstrrCtion or profise dtschRrge:
W.C.-F0F WhOoplng Cough, abating Its violence
and shortenIng IN course.
IN ali acute dISeHSea suel as FeVer1 IndanntaJloI
g cTSg fS sas s:: and sES
EpelAS ~ dY1ntagt Of giving tie proper rrrnelies
Promptly g obyiops AID in MI such sases y spe-
SAA1S NGb uAs AuG ulaEaSe - OWeu
arrested q once, and in M violence Of the
attack is moderated, the dis ed, and rem.
deFed les dangerous
Coughs and Colds, which are OF such frequent Oc-
egrrepeei and which 50 often lay The foundation Of
diseased lungs, bronchitis and Consumption, may al
be nj once cuFeii by the FeTer and Cough PlIs
In All chronic diseases, such IS DySl&pSia, Weak
Stomaeh Constipation, Liver Complaints, Piles, Fe-
male Debility, and Irregularities, DID headaches,
Bore or Weak Eyes, CAthTFh, Salt Rhenu and other,
old eFuPtona the case has specifics whose proper Gp.
ge1tiCn VII aaeTd cure in nlnoet every instance.
Often the cure OF single chronic difficulty, such as
Z DysPePstal Piles or CatarFh. lleaduChe or Female
weakness, has more than paid for the case ten tules
OYer
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rev. Robert, DlSE, e.. 6. q T. or
% hIa Agent and Attnrner.
John J. HaInes, Lo0,Io,. EN1c14 AN

~ To 4LEX," who In the lohiTeaI Gdssite Of LIST
February, 1850, pronOunees the "ideRr Of keeping
thanks are hereby rendered and the assurance given
that this grVss absuFdity Is all that Mr. Dick has
patented In the domain Of Keeping accounts. Ills
gruss absuFdlty Is mot pirHtlealy smuRgIed In any
manner: neither bodily nor partially; neither di-
recty or tndreetyi neither explicitly nor symbols
ealiy; this ground his claims cover. and nothing
more; the absolute monopoly OF this nbsurdlty and
nothing else, y all he asks his claims nationally
read. attCst.-Gu EentT
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al RARE CHANCE.

TN PLHAsANrs COUNTY, VA. TWO MILES BE-
j Low st, AaTyS the subscriber, Francis " cd
offers for sale tract Of lard supposed to contain
my AerBS, more OF less, lying near the mouth OF
French Creek. The land lays well to make conve-
nicnt small farm, all cleared and fenced aud In
good state Of cultivation and II sOwed In tim
Othy, all rich, aud the oil running ont OF the ground
aud in the creek near by. Any pcFuon wishing to
purchase sneh piece Of land would do well tn see
e He may and the subscriber At his residence
At Newport, Ohio, or on his farm at French Cree l.
PlesantH county, Va, tWO miles below 81. Aiarys.
FRANCIS WOOD.
January IS, 1851. l5 Feh1-itd
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DE-. J.GJs. Charming, 6f Nov York City, writes:
81 most CleerfulIy comply with the request Of your
agent in saying have found youE SATSaparilla
most excellent attentive In the numerous complaints
for which ne employ such a remedy, hut especially
Ia EeR1Gh Dite1seI OF the ScrOiilOnS diRthesiS /
lave cured many invetSFnte easeA Of LeuEUrIhoh Iy
II. and some where the complaint cRuhed by Vi.
eGrUtiOR u the utsrliS The ulesFation ttseIf wa
soon cured. NlflIing withiR my knowledge equal,
IT for these female deranEenirnts.''
Edward 8. Marrow, OF NSWbnFy. Ala. writes: "A
dangerous oTaTill tllOT one Of the females in
my family. which had detied all tie remedies We
e"nld eNPlOY, has NJ length been Completely cured
by yOur EStTaet Of SSpapnTflla. 0nr piiysirian
thought nDthtnG but XtiFpation eonld Afford relief
ut h" adyised the trial OF your SaFsapaFilla "a tho
AltGr taking yoaF rynsdy eight weeks no Symptotn
OF the disease TetnHinS.'
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ouR RnIEprEs RY MAI.

Look over the list mako up . case Of what hind
you choose, and tncloSe the amount In current note
gr stamps by mail to address, n 662 Broadway,
NSH<Y0RE, and the medicine win be duly retained BY
mail or express, free Of charge $40
AGENTS WANTED-WS desire An ACTIVE efficient
Agent for the sale Of our Remedies In every town or
community In TIE Unitei siateG. Address DR.. Hun
FHREys = Co.. No. 669 BAoApW1T. NEE-YORE
Sold BY LAUGHLINs 4 BUsHPIDLD. DrurrsStS.
Main street, Wheeling. 3 ] +, ~ IDay2S dESiy
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MANHOOD.
HOW LOST. HOW RESTORED.

HOW LOST,tH0W RESTORED.
jan l'p6Ishsa "a q Sealed Enttlope,
ON TIKI NATURE TREATMENT. Ann RA1TcAT
CURE OF sPERMAT0RllH0sA. or Seminal Weak
mess sexual Dehility, Nervousness and involuntary
emissions, inducing tmpOtency, aud Mental and
PhySical IueaPAeiEy. tsE rfrF-lFF.
BY RoBr. ,. cuLyERwELL, n. D.
t'ith0r Of ths nLSrnsR Book, dc.
ture clearly proves nom his experience that the
AUinl consequences Of Selfabuse may be rfectuallv
removed without medicine and without dangerous
surgical opeEatiohs bOugies, Instruments rinEs or
eoFtlae pointing out mode Of a. once certain
ana heetua4e BY which eVery sufferer, 10 matter
what MS ebndttion NAV be, may cure himeelf
priraiely and radically. This lecture viii prove .
boon to thouaAnds and Thousands.
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