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TRIPLE SHEET
10" York, Thursday, October -. 1871.
THE SITUATION

Leesburg is in the hands of tie Union troo,y
The advance of General Stone towards th,t ~ ;.
on Monday, and General Banks across the potora,
On tuesday, is considered by military men dcci
slvc success, although il cost the Un:onists tho
loss OF gallant general ans colonel The fpr.
'ner development Of tho moveshcnt substantistes
'"is ioea, as our dispatches show shat Lecsburg is
" 'ne nahds OF the Union troops, the rebel; appa-
rentiy having evacuated the place arns ALLEN back
AS no further resistance met WITH General
"ooienah was present at General Ban.s,' head
quarters during the Union advance. Ouyma, of
'ne locality and its surroundings will In found
oo'h useful and interestingA
smart ard successful contest took pla q ut
Lynn creek, Missouri, on tn. 18th, and Ia,im.
"ients advance fsom R0i~ to that place Sas
"een satisfactory in iss scsslt,. General Price. sse
feoei, was last heard from in ts> neighborhood a
greenfield still going farther south with his forces,
portion Of GeIeral PoIk-s 70 ices, il il said
Had been diverted rcm their usual locations, ana
sent 70 New Orleans land Mobile, md that only six
"'i'dred rebels were with him IN Ken lucky This
statement, although probable, las nothing bus
fumor to substantial q d, and msf nee confir, aa
ton.
RECONNAISSANCE in force made yesterday
~ the nelehboihood " Fairfax Court House by
"enera Bcnser. The ( result showed that no
"ouy of rebel troops of sconaequcnce in that
"''enoorhood, but that thy had retired farther
back from our lines
Inc accounts received SISstrnight fdan!y demon
''"'ed the fact that general retreating move
meht Is being made hy the rebels from the
northern bound ries of what they claim "a ,bc
present limits OF the k,1eracy. General Folks
Iorce In Kentucky &c ,s,yal Price,s in Missouri
General Gustavus A. 8, ifth's. at I,eesburp. and
General Beauregards, AT Fairfax Courthouse have
Ill gone backward, and he Union army is slowly
out surely advancing to AXE their positions.
General Bakers fune, u will take place to-day
It the capital. The order and route Of procession
s published in this day EssALD. Fhe general
,rder announcing his deaf hpsys jus. tribute to
lis memory, and says che died as a soldier would
vish to die amid the sho TX Of batte,' &c., and
hat his manner of death night well be-c,Yicd BY
ny aud all OF his brothers In arms.
A gentlemah from Memp "' "''''e''' auocah
ard reported IN "''he Arseha'&ha can
non foundry at that plac mad been'a few days
since destroyed by hfe'
With rega,d to the remo' I"f General Fremont
..s ,bot the Cabinet did not make any de-
..;or relative there 10. but left the matter
.,.;re,v in the hands OF the Psssioent.
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TIE PROPORTIONS or THIS REBELLION The
proportions of this rebellion can only be
Judged by comparing the strength Of the armies
ON both sides with those engaged in other
modern wars. In the Crimeln war there were
about three hundred thousand men on both
sides. and in the Italian war about four hum
dred thousand while we have about seven hum
dred thousand rebel and Union troops in the
field No wonder that war of such magnitude
shakes all Europe. And yet it has only just
begun. The engagements thus far Rave been
mere skirmishes Before the war ends it viii,
dirorganize all Europe, and spread like wildf &c
over the whole world. At present no onc> can
forctcll what the end of this chaos will be- hut
we know that from it will emerge our Am s,ican
republic--one and indivisible. We M st sue.
coed. We cannot fail to succeed in thi ) war. no
matter if we have to fight foreign T .oc as well
as our own rebels The little old republc OF
France beat back all Europe and titled its own
traitors at the same time. In every resource
material and indispensable, Of var, we excel the
old French republic. Shall such country as
this fail, when little France triumphcd? Never
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four Napolcons in such country as this. Where
are they? North, South, East or West--turn
them out
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pBARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM, Bioad.eay.-Da End
Zfchhs-Ar 1r Ntu, cnf- II s,i..-r ~ ~, l,n
roiofAhus' GA LION AND OTHER CUniosirsEs
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WALLAcKis THEATRE, No sii Broadway-Tur KING
or THE MOUNTAINS. 1Ne
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NEW BoWERY THEATRE .Bowery-vA Any or rxoys
KATHERINE ASb fEfRtc tto--sNC.Gi ~. ) :.A'-,.trrp
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LAURA KEENE's THEATRE, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. soss
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BRfANTS' MINSTRELs, Mechanics, Han A., No.,
May.-Who sTRuok Billy PA4rEpsoNy 80" 20 Dfoau-
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

WINTER GARDEN, Dloadvay.-rus ocroacos.
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A. CENELLA, .
Importer wholesale ara Retail Dealer IN
French China & Granite Ware,

FRENCH AND BOHEMIAN GLASS,
SILVER PLATED AND BRITANNIA WARE
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY,
LOOKING GLASSES,
LOOKING GLASS PLATES,
WINDOW GLASS, PAPER HANGINGs,
WINDOW c0RNfcE.
CURTAINS, BANDS AND PINS,
- SHADES.
.-iI1sfPS AND WALTERS
eIRAND0LEs, ~
cANDLESTicEs AND cANDELABRAS
CAsToRs AND LIQUOR STANDS,
FANCY GOODS, TOYS. PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURES, MARBLE sTATUARY,
PAPER MACHE GOODS,
BASKETS. WORK BOXES.
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE,
iAPANNED WARE
TENDERS. SHOVEI.S AND TON6S,
ANDIRoNs, CASTINGS AND STONE WARE,
CAMPHENE. SPIRIT GAS, ALCOHOL
BCRSlNG FLUID,
WHALE AND KEROSENE OIL,
AND GINS AND PISTOLS.
ITeasbagg June 10 1850. 35-if
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..-. Of Maihe-l Norton Porters LIT Book
nsfos ~ 81 Science.
mases. wsison's Rea- Emmons Manual Of Ve-
dsr aBd sRPes,rls English Bro6lcs's Greek and Latin
1 clark W. iClassics.
l GranmE "A McNaily'ssmith and Martins Book
M6nlol. keeping.
f,sorraphy Of Uni- Malaus Logic and Intel.
"a isialss. -. school His- Chambers Elements Of
I Mrs Nil@a Zoology.
/ toriss. an poets andlPage's Elements OF Geol-
Rell1ss' Essi, tii.tory. Chsmher's Treasury Of
aAs--p Roman s5sr,. ctpres on
se..ee,,th Coll q ~ '''i' ~ Hjstory
snd 1urf, Ann Philoo- Beer ystem Of Penrnan-
ga. and C'mPo- P Pi,y. College rhi'o'o-
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pSiehls Bon school Teachers Library
| Wvlhology. r,eh Of Bot ne vols
Mood Class boo@ Smith and wnght's Or
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49, ~ esn0ss r'Ps RTsofiasid's Composition
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From the Eras8iasr, Norfolk, "a.
They have been tested in more than a thousand
cases, with entire success.
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From TIE Democrat, 81 Cloud, Miga.
II yoa are or have been troubled with the headache
send for box Cephae Pills. thai you may have
them in case Of an attack.
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Prof. L. Miller's
HAIR INVICORATOR.

and sralp froIi' iaudruf anil dihif tt.t.hellll
e. Cau-es the hair 70 grow iuxurautly and gives Il
a rich son glossy and hcNible appearance and also
where the hair Is an-nunE and thinning. t vii give
81 those parts which have hecomc bald, causing u 70
yield frpsh covering % LAIR.
Thcre r. hundreds Of isdies and gentlemen in New
rOrk Who haze had teir hair restored By the use q
this lugigorator. when ali other preparations had
failed. L. ~ has IN bis possession letters innumeT-
abe tcstiyng % TIE above iscs nom persons Of the
highest resPecsnbiy. 70 viii efleetnay prevent Tie
hatr from a. uiaq grey until the latest period Of fe
and IN where tho mir has alronsy changed IL
color. the uss Of the urCoraior will with certainty
restore ID 10 is original hue irving t dark, glossy
appearance. A. perfume for the toilet. and Hair
Restorative q j. particularly recommended, having
an Agreeable fragrance and the great facilities il af
ford. N dressing the hair which. when moist with
thr fnvrorafur ~ dressed iu any required form
- ~ a. prsscrve its roee. whether plain IN curl
hence tie great fennnd ior 10 ly tie ladies
dard toilet article which none ought ~ DE- without, as
| dc price pisces t within The reach d an being
/ Only THenfy-Ftve Cents
per bottle 10 be had an respectable druggists and
i perfiuners
l. MILLER Wouid call the aiienlion Of Parents and
/ Guardians to the use ol his inviErratof, in cases
/ where the chdren's Hair inclines TO be weak The
Of m LAYS the foundation Tor good head Of hair
o. 10 removes any mpuritics that may have become
necessary for the health Of the child, and the future
appeanoe Of its Hair.
cAurIox--None genuine without the FAC siTnils
| 1.OuIs MILLER being on the outer wrapper; also
l 4. Malc-s Hair EariQ0raioT, ~ 7. blown IN the glass
L Wholesale Depot Sc llcy So. and sold ~ All ths
princpd Merchants and Durgsts throughout tnf
world.
| Iibersi discount 10 purcha-sra - the qusntfy.
also desircto presout % The American Pubic ny
i Nl4rrn mi NFf Tras III
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Fioas ihs osaa.real, cIsaraati, ohia.
Suffering humanity can now be relieved.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION.

Bessnolesf Issiitfida established ~ ssasssal Fae-
,t f,r tke Reilf n tas SICK gai Dtstrcssl qsctoi
sa.A Trulcst Diseases. ark specially af tas Care n
Diseases e he Ssxaai or9aaS-
Medical ADVICE given gratis. By The Acting
MI SURGEON Is All alh0 apriy % letter, With de-
sgT5pfion ~ their condition. le, occupation, habits
ef life aesl and Ia cases IF 8treme poverty Medi-
cines farq ished free vi charge.
VALUABLE REp0Grs "a SpeyInatorTboaA. aud
other nsesaes % the Sexual UrVans af on tbs etsN
REMEDIES employed IN the DispensarY, sent ~ tie
afhcied IN sealed letter envelopes, fro 81 charge,
Tuoer three stamps for postage viii b acceptable.
Address DIR. J. sKlIlEN H0UGHTON, Acting
Surgeon, Howard Associalisn, No south Ninth
Streel, Philadelphia Pa By order IT the Directors.
EZRA b. HEARTWEI.Is Rcsidst
GRO. FAIRchILD, Ssrsctury.
Oct - 1eoA sly
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Steam Mill for Sale.

T OFFER, ron SALE A NEW FORTY HoEs =.
Il TOWER ENGINE. and Circular saw Mil, Wltli ~
inch Saw 5s feet OF Carfage, heavy ctstiron head
blocks &c inch driving belt. Everything is complete
abs nj the Engine and Saw Mtlis including Doctor.
The pumps Have no connection with tho engne,
which Is decided improvement over the old style q
driving pumps attached TO the engine
This machinery Is guaranteed 70 saw NON eght 70
twelve thousand tect Of plank per day IN Eooc tpei
ship.
TEEao-one half cash, and the bslsnce IN six and
nine months. For further psrtlenlsrs adaress
HRlihoro Miss. Feb LIS ll-u
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The Arctic LIuiisient is the
GREAT PLANTATION REMEDY
Planters can save hundred Of dollars by having i,
. used upon their negroes and horses. :
Every Planter should keer a supply on hand.
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From tie Gaz.tis Dguenpsrt foRa
Mr.. Spalding wonid not connect his name with an
article he did not 1noV 20 possess real merit
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HAe1aronp, p. Fete lsel.
Mr.. sPALDIxa - - -
sRs-I wish yon TO send me enc more - y -
Cephalc Pills hare reetited great eeal = Jisa'
Yours. respectfully. ---,,-
MARY ANN STUN aot 81
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n- PLANTERS, ATTENTION. ga

Delicate Human Organization,
or for the heaviest and most powerful
DRAUGHT HOnSE
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Isiqaid Hair Dye,

which ader years Of scientific experimenting, l have
hrourhf 20 perfection. Il dyes Black OF Brown in.
sfanly without INJURY 10 The Hair skin, warranted
ne bsst article of The kind IN existence.
Price, Only so Cents.
DEPOT, 6 pEY STREET. NEW YORK.
NJ rs-t Aug ~ 1900 f6-ly
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SPRUCE CEEEz- h l.s, ~ n II, 1ssi :

aialI7ls = -
Il. c. SHADING.
srR YOU " iii please send me two boxes Ct yoT
Cephalic Pills. send them immediately
t''es'-ai'! IKE B EIloNs.
Isl have used one box Of your Riiis aud fad
them excellent.
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Ma. SPALbIso INN,
SIR; have tied yor Cephal.e Ps- ~ - -
50 ioeii thar want xoa 10 send ne t"o oo'-'-
more. -, 7 -.
Part Of these are Tor the neighbprs- y ei1'' 7s'
few Of the first box got from YOU
yopr OH Servant. ,
JAMES hENShh1-
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From tAs Daiis Meas, Easport, r. l.
csphalie Pills are taking the place o. IN kinds.
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mlcKsRuRG EouNpERY.

WICK y = y NJ ! - - - - -
W. 49,, re,ai7s rom the manufacturers, and
y - :. - II Navr iIltans prices. sf80 fect Of
Wrought Iron steam, " atef q 80 -,
AZ sizes. tiiree-c eiis - ~ i-l - = -
5000 leet Cum Betting Ply .li '0'ii7f'-'. ''''i
70 twenty inches. r.t
Ashcr5it's Steam Gauges ilt.., ~ 7 - y, 44;,
Have on hand and con-i.lNs Il. ~ !, : t ~. ~
Engines. s IL. H. - aud Y men 81 u q
10 four feet stroke according 70 siAf' "4-i ~" re-
nared to turn cut one week M, ~,
would especially call att hsch y ~ - .st<
partrnent. ] use none but tiic ia'-s ih- - =
ed Iron such - Is required fN ies - Asiis4s ~
boa. boilers. ana furnish same s!ze anu qt'y a.
low ss any establishment IA me ssis1tii'
CIrrular Saw Mills made 70 order
Na,reIi cerevrs an sizes and exira lengths
Lewis Lever Presses KEPT 90 hansi' -.
Circular Saws o. best qualltT common A4@e ~,
on hand AMI for sale az manu- etVrei slist prices lu
ali sizes ordered upon same terms -. =
Watts. Sash saw NIL Irons. heisfy ana Tins ~.
steam and morse power Ihis ai = Ae .,lapi " 7.
plantation use, a. it only re- s,ise ,7T.
lie gin house. AfA. p 4sASAA 80 -
Fiek5bure. Dec. T. 1859. 10y
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tFrom the Wss,ern 2. Il. Gasstts. eals~ssy n.
RETxotDsnURn Franklin Co, olho,l
january g. ISL I
HENRY c. SrkIDIN6, Nd. IS Cedar ST. n. Y.
DEAR SIR Enclosed lind twenty-five cents, f2sl for
which send box Of ACephaiic Pills. Send 10 address
Chic
Your Pills icork Ike ehalzcars Headache aisiost
iflstdIIfeT. Truly yours,
w8I. c. FILLER
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isis the only chartered Commercial College in
I teOuihWest and the oldest in the United States,
ainas stood for
ORE THAN A QUARTER OF CENTURY
on own merits alone
hrd can be had with the Professors or other good
fares. spes king English. French STsni sh or Ger
md At from g. to Sc per week.
b. To prevent mistakes, or impOtitions. Stu
de- intended for this College should bring this adj
vesernent or special directions, a. therc arc every
Witr temporary rooms open for few months all,
Ofnrse, making wonderful pretensions and prom
isa and posting flaming pseards b. eniiClten the
pole Of New Orleans and the south. When three
OrDre form Clubs and enter at the same lime ten
lent will be deducted from tuiron.
eaoFues with terms. opinions Of the Ire~- and
eng men Of tie nation. etc. sent to all WHO desire
RUFUS DOLBEAR,
President.
hr-OrIsans Feb Is $50 19-tf
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FSpa tAe Adoer4istr, Prosdeacs, r. l.
The testimony in their favor is strong, from tho
most respectable quarters.
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And Take No Other,
Prepared by A. n d. SANDS. Druggists, 100 Ful-
ton Street. corner Of William, y. u.
Ter sale by n. NIeKlNsTRY & 20, Paniding, Miss
March -, lSGa sa-iy-e-w
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OSCAR CHEEsMAN,
IaPoKTEE DEALEE
QUEESSWARE. CHINA AND GLASSWARE,
I45 DUANE STREET,
NEW YORK.
GEORGE W. LIvzT.

TAs. EDWARDS SONS Celebrated Imperial Iron
d Stone Chna; tocetherwth White Granite. Blue ana
Painted Ware from the best English manufacturer,
also a splendid assortment Of French and English
China. ia white gilt and richly decorated Dinner ana
Tea Sets; also, glassware in great variety Cut Press
ed aud PLAN. This stock gotten up expressly foT
the southern Trade, and cannot fi TO please either
in style OF prices.
Orders promptly executed. and especial attention
given to packing.
Mar Ts-t INV. 1850 4O-1y
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Henry sutton.
Also, the celebrated
or and Radolph's AEOxA7Io scHIEDAM sCHNAPs.
Wines.
y Coburn's Ports Coburn's Port Juice;
Sierra Sherries; Blaekburn's Made,ra
-ALSoL = -
ei NaaEay Cherry Bouno&
bourbon Whisky, Rye Whisky,
YER and Ale, 6ioulays Bitters,
lials, Hostetter other Bitters,
Champagne, etc, etc.
- on hand, and which we will sell at the lowest
Jet rutes, ard on the same terms as New York
Philadelphia houses, for undoubted paper.
q also have constantly on hand and T. arrive,
stock Of the following articles. VIZ;
Rio, Java and Laguyra Coffee,
Brown Sugar al Qualities
4 Crushed and Powdered do;
Large and small Loaf do;
brown Soap, various kinds;
Fancy Scented do do;
4 md Sperm Candies; saleratus, Ri Carb. Soda,
at Wax do; Rice, Pearl Barley,
srves, all kinds, Mustard, ny. and English,
Mdy Fruits, kelehups all kinds,
~" Ines. Lobstcrs. Pickles, all sizes,
Il Oysters Salmon, Jackets Broonls-
q Iercl, Herring, Tubs. Well Buckets,
pping Paper, Manila Rope,
Il hes Nails. Raisins,
q icn and Dom. Cigars. CuITant-- Figs,
= Starch, Goshen Butter.
20, Spices, Almonds, Brazil Nuts,
Cream Tartar.
trginia Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
SO, direct receivers Of Whisky, Beef, Butter,
ese, Lard, Lard Oil, ETC. direct from the West
q facilities are such to enable 10 I'll all orders,
tther large or small. At prices as low as they can
purchased in our city.
Writes who may favor Us with their orders, may re-
61pon having them filled promptly, and at regular
pts, for cash or good city paper.
4" THOMPSON < BARNES,
q and 3 Common Street New Orleans
r e Orleans, Jan. 1851 15-ly
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novelty an ths Ara wsridi
Photograph Upon Porcelain.
secured " letters patent in he United States, En-
gland. Frame and Eelgum.
The American Photographic Porcelain Co.,

MNFurFu ~ letters patent ~ Tue Nitft f-
gland. Frame and Belgium
The American Photographic Porcelain Co.,
No. 7sI Broadway. New York.
having secured their novel and Ingenious Invention
hv American and European patents, are fully prepar-
81 % executaa an orders ior
Miniature Lfkenessss Of Persons on China,
presenting IN the attractive and Advantageous "a
lures q ordinary Photographs the brlitaney and IN
~ % waiercolor drnNing and hitherto unaitan-
..sis y ~ nasars bfo4oSses q the aFtieles upon
which they are trAnHierred-
A m Taisuicd process of the Company enables
the reproduction q Photographs. not only on PLAIN
surfaoes hut upon uich a. nv round o. 81 any BE.
rrue u NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. can BE- reProsnced
Nth isultls.s acenrscy and aee .. e.I lion
sion uscd articles u iuxury or ofhoueohoid uiil
ty. such a.
urns. vases, Brsakfast Cups. Toilet Ar
ticlos, &o.s
thereby securing faithful poItrnhs and furnishing =
uu1ta and eMaulsite aiyio Of orn1mentaHon q arti
* srdsS . furnish heas. Tor the grstfesten Of
hs Rsg. A. Az Y sSs III u hs ss Portraits
% rrocelian. iie Company have imported nom kn-
rupo cnlleetou Of superior pfncei.en googs' manu-.
f9iursd b Their own order which they sell a. eo''
isshs American Company are owners Of ,hs pat
sni rsht nd eensequsniy re only Iersens s1t =.
ar % aferd people a even section Of the Cnion an
Portraits on China.
A make he aunusne proposition 70 residents IN ts
country uio are unable 40 visit personally ne Aielaf
ahd Galleries ~ New York.
rersons scnding Photograph. afntrotype' Or a.
rlerrrutyre b. TIE onlcc q The Company IN rev
ioIa. aceaaraniedhv
- Five Dollars,
wi receive ia return b. express iee q other charge
A richly oruamsntsd Breakfast Cup and sau-
Ger, with TIE portrait Transferred thereon
/ rj irlnsmifilnE adarisucotypc and
Ten Dollars,
u,cy wiil receive IN lac manncr,
Ahandsoms French vase or Toilet Article
wah tls postfat roproueed hy ne patented process
~ sending pair o. daEcrreotypcs and
FInson Dollars,
they vii rccoiro In ruturn
A Pair Of rich sovros Vases,
.ith the portraits cxrcuiod oquai - miniature paint
inri ana. In LIKE MANNER poitftlfs ear BE- rrrroducc
90 rrocsiian wares or
VASES o. svsry quality Of nnish.
runeng in price rum
Twenty % one Hundred Dollars fhe pair
NH--na rsrutdaf n dt.dnt lhc tfircss, town
.couniy and STATE distinctly.
! An letters % D. addreFsl ~
| srIANkEFn. AMERICAN
ruuIOeRAriiic fnl,c ti.AlN IN ~.
~ Broadway, AeH lofk.
Oct q. lea a@m
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Syphilis
Primary Secon-
Diary. and Tertiary,
Structures, urethral Dis
charges. elect, GonoTrhea, Noe
turnal Emissions. Diseases Of the Rack
and LOins, inflammation 81 the Bad-
der and Kidneys Rheuma-
tisIn. Hydocele, Verio-
ccle. Cancers. etc.
etc, etc.
Diseases Peculiar 70 Females snch a. Amenorrhaes
liysmenoTrlca- Metrorhsuia- Nervous ue-
bilily. ETC.. successfully treated-
nR. JAMES long practice 10 New Orleans, and the
endorsement u the almost eutre southern and 9TH
er presses should convince the most skeptlcal that
Dr. James can aid viii perform what he promises.
DR. JAMES Eould also call the attention especially
Of those who have pfiracly and improperly injured
themselves IN thar ss'ret and solitary habit which
ruins the BODY and land. uniting them for either
business society, producing both constitutional de-
Tie follow ~ are some Of the Sad and melaneholii
effects prOnced by early hahits Of YOUTH viz: Weak
ness OF Back and Tnbs. Pain in the Head. DIM
ness 81 Vision. Loss Of Mucdlar Power, Papitatiou
OF the Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervousness Irritablityi
symptoms OF Consumption. etc. Mentally the fear1
ful elects the mind more to be dreaded-Ios4
% Memory. Confusion Of Ideas, Depression Of Spirits
Evil Forebodng- Aversion 10 Society, SefDistrust.
Love q SOLITUDE Timidy- etc. some Of the etill
produced.
Al persons afflicted with any Of the above maladies
or symptoms, should not fail % call on Dr. James
and be- at restored to perfect health. Let aSd
delicafy deter you bui call "a once and save your
SELF from tho awful and terrible consequences OF thes
mnch 10 DC dreaded maladies.
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately cured
and full vigur restored
GONORkHOsA cured in one TO three DAYS.
Remember, DR. JAMES Once has been remove
to the corner q CANAL AND Rampant sTREET
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There will be no difficulty IN finding 10
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Ii a valuable remedy for diseases affecting the mos
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lFeILtAII lIII'II. dlII L. IouI.
Nh. sPnB1xs:
SRs-Not long since sent to yon for box ofCe-
phalic Pills for The cure OF the Nervous Headache
and CntFeness and received the same. and thes- nod
50 good an effect that tras tpdics1 scna for aNore
Please send BY return ma. Direct 70
A. Z. WHEELER
4psilanti Mich.