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FINE ARTS.

THE LONDON STEREoSC0PIC COMPANY BEG 10
inform the public and their numerous patrons that they
added their large spacious operating
for taking Caks de Vste and Vgnette Photo
graphs and also that they have made an VITA
Partisan artist who brings with him new aud improved
French STYLE whereby they enabled 10 make the mos
elegant recherche Photographs that have ever bees pro
duced in this city. Card Pictures ~ per dozen. -
LONDON STERE0SCOEIC AND PHOTOGRAPHY CO.,
57y broadway, opposite Metropolitan Hotel New 10Th.
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CITY. COMMERCIAL REPORT.

TUESDAY, July I'D z. II.
AsHEs-we have change to notice in prices, while
sales were quite limited.
BRxADsruFys.-Flour-Ths market was less buoyant
and active and rather easier FOR and medium
grades wh. the higher qualities were unchanged The
transactions about 10 600 bbs closing within
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Michigan Southern Raflr0sd.
As the Michigan Southern Railroad ID doing Q very
hrge business ana the cid floating debt Of the company
has been or ready TO be paid or the stock
ing stock therefore very its present figures
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The following table will show the amount at the
several repositories Of the United States, subjsct
to the draft of the Treasurer Of the United STAKES
on the Esd of june
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POLITICAL.

nENOCkATIo REPUBLICAN CENTRAL COMMIT
H. tsemranmany Hall.-phe members requested 70
attend meeting 81 the committee 10 be held Thursday
evening. the 10th inst, at . O'Clock. BY order
ELIJAH y. rCRpY. CHAIRMAN
.j An R Ros5,r'' s.sr...r..
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- prHN TvRrIK SOUP AND sTEAKs-BY AARON A.
(J Levy the best Turtle Soup mases IN ncr York Al
ise Bros No. Certandt street. Fatalities 81 "
rads supplied.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
TUESDAY, July S-6 p.

-. 1Un1DAf SuIy % +. M
Inc following is comparative statement Of. the
imports OF foreign dry goods at New York for the
week ending July and since January L.
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NEW YORK HERALD, WEDNESDAY, JULY g. 1862.

NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
TUnDAS, July 8, 1904
RnCnPTs.
The total receipts at the yards during tho past
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aEGARs AND TOBACCO.


TUsT ARRWED-A SMALL LOT OF GENUINE H
81 kinick Tobacco (Mooresl direct ffon Norfolk nss
Fer sale at No. Cedar street. frst hoer
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08

informed that not tng -lu.s l young i-'r'
IT his. IN playiul moment stuck a bin 20 7'
f,aihers in iiis coat tai pocket ana We m
int huly result Wa thas the Captain . 2 .'-I
himself TO death Peace q has ashes.
The editor Of the Republican speaks o. AN
deserving punishment. am wil'ag , n.
tired. III u the iury il 90 ba cgpm1ssa
those whose fathers brothers and h.abtn'
have been murdered BY the ind.sa- Of am
willing b. -ghmit 10 any pnaislmfn' u y
Gen. ~ihlcy can iuhic,. Il hss object U sNni
ing my ailrfs % Richmond !. o. institute
comparison between u az soidlers, be !.
welcome 80 al the glory be can acquire an
an willing that bis owa soldiers -h5h4
Judge hetsccn n-.
u aajeciion. il made 10 that pIfl Of ml hi
der makiug tho children o. the INDIAN -iat e.
! have only 10 say that the ieasons to-
making slaves u savage Africans appies -
,ayagc Indians and IN my opinion. u ne
yery method vi vilizing thew.
would state 10 conclusion that ~ my OF
fetal acts IS Governor and military Con-
mandani n Arizona are on hlc IN my on ee'
aud ten. H. n Slbley Is welcome - siddy
ihcm ! think II would improve him
As You have pablih,cd biz poison 'ei my
Hutldote 10 with r.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08

am prepared now 10 say what Ought g.
be- done. be.icvcs convention should h.
called. That's right. aud appisu-e !
believe our Southern hiethefen ought 90 BE-
invited 10 such cluvcu'ion That's The
doctrine. believe that when Richmond j.
taken they will le satisfied Of their inability
" contend with the gigantic resources Of the
frrc and loyal States ~ the Union and come
INTO 4 convention when we could agree to live
together under the consultation a. Il Is ~
With more distinctly lrnnlug shat the con.
-ti,u,inn nov " Applause Ard u the}
wont consent ihua ] kno~ that nm -
favour II 80 amending the Constitution a. %
let them go saying o. them In the language
" N. gallant Scott "~syward sisters depart
va peace. say they haze no right to 20.
u vs. sanjuu and wicked attempt on their
part IN defiance di the constitution HHd
the law pcaccably IA seceae from tb. Union
but d they after due reflection. ;hink u De
sirsb.o to 'oriu a cpufederacy n their own
should feel 10 regard IN u very much as !
should Il ! bod vile who told me size was
going to leave. ! would say 10 her you can
not go according % law. You can make me
mighty uncomfortable II you stay yon had
better think this thing all over Ditore you 81
out, aud u upon mature reflection, Though
there j. no law under Heaven authorizing you
to gO Peter or Thomas whoever Il was
will pack yoar trunk stop at some lawyer
a. ynn 90 down street and fnd out how We
can get apart 1t the least possible cXpense
and 70. Laughter and chcen.l
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- A lady Of this place send- ~
the following welcome communication
WHO WILL HELP1

o., .oi5,ers arc .sdlv in necd of blankets.
%, .n,,e,tine a. .ii,id th,n frsn, the se,sfi.
Il. M IN. rorn,p, winter r.n fIrul.h ma
,..,,'I f., s,-yI,',1 r0,nt-,,. b,i rs.d tbc -9t.
,co n .o.r, III the nla1,er. vII furnish
~ f,p1 d. gw pn,nd. frar year tn TWEEN.
~ a,ty me- trTsrei b,las vo,.,I bat I. mis-,
81, n,.,.h p,gb, \. J5ne 10 relieve the suffer
ms a, c,'r br,vs soialers dpripg the an,
ure,rbjnp winter ryerybody keeps s sofap
lag an1 nom fbcir coot.p,s much could b,
r,t into use In hi. way. ne.idss this old
r,t,.., az ws,s,ca dresses cloth Nueay old
.bc.,. an a,mestlr M apv Kind can be- man
ufsc,urrd in,e 1emfof,a which when qailted
wtil la, a, ic..i during ono winter ID yaal
Inn, ,,,,,rr. and rin's,. h.inr dsstfayed BY
m'tb nor i. mn ,sh,rb ySar dcxiaroa.
0uy,r. roa.d se9n f,.hien ,nt1 eonfnst
: NJ matter II falcd and uriy ,hav viii do.
/ if h., Hgbt frnp, ,s, veol, materials 10,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
NOTICE

|ruF Undersigned was appointed Ad-
miris'ntor Of the estate Of VI Mayo,
..,sed ~ the September term, A u
80 n tbr County Court OF Pamela
,.s,y pefinining TO estates of dccoas.
,.,,.,8. yc. This ia therefore 10 mott
IN rsr.ans having claims against said
,ie to ,prcsrnt the same within the
~ prscrib,i 10y law md those in.
|Ird 20 make immediate payment.
ALIEN Ll{.ES, Ain'r.
Ne lSuk n6-Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
ESTRAN NOTICE.

'AkfN mp by A. r. Weight, up.
slHr county Texas, and posted on
9Th ia, Of October lsG2, one black
/ white speckIed work OK, marked
q smooth crop of the right ear un
Pr so the left branded on the right
! with the letters O T. nbont five or
years old common sized work on
Jas A DERRICK. c. &.
|lc' %, 1882. n5-3t.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
POLITICAL CRISIS IN THE NORTH


The Northern Newspaper are 'eeming
with accounts Of the poli,irai e,ritem,n. in
A. NJ ......-, a.
'''' '''''"' SOWING ou' ." Wv CONTEST pe
tween the Democrats and Republicans. In
F the state of New York the war IL vapea
LII. -.
"''' '''''' anu "S'''"''s '''" ''''
( before In political Cerpsigp. The Herald
+ 10 In erca; trouble Al In. alarming asoec, Of
Co.., 49,. a.. 60, -,
IN" "''-H's '"o "''u"''H"' VI DOS"
seymour and Wadsworsa from the contest
for Governor asa means Of quoting the pub
u.t., - ......,t-. "a.
N "''"' anu % p''''"',"t 'p' 'uu'''n ="
blood not actual revolution, which must
result on the day NJ election In the present
tt.t,t,. ....i,.i -. ., -, ,..t,.. ~.
"N"' VI P'''' .'''''S'
give extracts IRON inc speech Ut John van
Burea, at a very large democratic meeting
%, ,ha ,t,. %, g.. yah .ht.,,. A..
." Wv " =" '''' '"'N"
ed 10y MI. seymour, the democratic candi
date for Goyornor ,na many oiher nronI.
.,,.t.,...-, a., GO,
hon' P'i''''''n' VI 'ns' s'ae' ine oleo''ph
took place on Tuesday last, and Nc shsil look
with iutercs, ia the ,e.pl, Mr. y,, Hare,
-sin
want 10 see afepnnieah WAC sees where
we taie coming out o. TINS war; never
NV oi' yVt sfieN W y" on WIZ shc war
! sSir' ,""st ol ai' ho' !" stnP ""n We az
wa pPed bal Wh.h We &c, tnrosSh "ah'
'. hnuN 'n'n. WI yoe ho'u lh' s'a''- ol
+ we NoH'h w armies 'hd can upon Us 70 pay
tue taxes necessary 70 san''-t the tn'p-'
a'l""n''hs 's S"lge hll'h"hs o' men
'uS ~ ihat - "hst "aasNoith
~, ''uHu'elj "H you mango 'h' FORM
'"iS A''''"u'. nv, =" that U'Hi'"d 81 icing
tno s.N.' u"eh' on or HpeIiy ana Of tne
yonf''ie''usi " ah't, Ne m"ith} Govern
W1nt 20 hai,'l'h ,Mhyi we
/ WI Sh'P 'n'm ana i,t iheHl @p tNheeFs'
ioe' 9a'd N"Hiu IL hoi ~ easier 10 lft
tn'h 60 "i'hnut whipping ihrm Nould
/ ,hey un' 1v htiie pelei Neighbours 10!
I q" NOV pi"Pusv 70 move 'he ,"h"ilshi Away I
me P.up" VIZ DC 'herr, aud "ph'a thel mol
%, ',i1'. io'.es hsisneets y ~ - th'H
I ~' ts"'"' "h1tputb lN""'S' 80
,a'u n' w VIZ Nh'p 'n'in anu ~. tneu
r. NJ ~ ~ "' nl"'" hAN Si.-
- -. .i.,, su ~ - - ~, 1oH'h VIZ
49, 49, ~ - ~ N"t =
a., NY" '' g. lug ~. quo raapp'sn' !
"a :. ~ ~ fi''-N'i p'""N uis"'
s ~ ''
| ~ "a 9"t'" - :" H',H' ''",tt'' 90 t'f
anu ~ ~, - W. ,i''un - ", ~ by.
NV Nle pu'p'' VA "'ut through th' "',Hn
n.n VIM ~ ~. t1,'n'u w1ls lIllS ~
~. ~" - ,N"A"s eN'
~ 80 ~, - 20 ~ ~ | -
HN'',N y, ~, ~! go ~
n'ls ',e'tu' ,A''Nut u'h, uPNu az 20 u'he
, u'en' va "'9 N.su"} anu pan, snIuit IA
wv" 20" 'u'' : ai'i uie ',''ut' 'ehs''3 ~
'''u' NgNu w, ~, s'u \" n't pc"'Ne
wv w " III III $50 10y, NV ~
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

I ETTERS Of administration on the
l. estate Of Jas r. Poguc deceased
were granted to the undersigned by the
County Court Of Harrison County, Tex.
As, at the September term, A. u, 1862
pertaining TO estates of deceased pen uns,
&c. This is therefore, TO notify all
persons. holding claims against said
estate to present them within the time
prescribed 10y law aud those indebted
tomake immediate payment
JAS. c. LOVE, Admir-.
Nov ! s62. n6-6t
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NJ. Editor. My attention ha- been
called 10 aH article Va the Marshall i.opuhli
eau. Of date 2Tth sept, lsG2 uadef the head
IT Terrible Revelations and an order g. pu b.
ilshed sued by ~. o. Capt Helm iu refer
cnee 10 the killing OF some Indians
Ih,rt q no gi,siipH. sir, about the geu.
uinenes- ~ the order issued Il and meant
precisely what said and 10 ! am SO fofta-
nate as Ia return 70 Arizona intend to get
rid Of the Indians IN any way that IAN.
II may be- well spongh for your informal on
Mr Editor 10 state some - Tie reasons that
Induced me 80 issue that order. Gen Sih
! leg need no Information u j. cnough far
! him 10 know that there Wa to Ice quantity
[ Of whiskey used IN The enterprise ~ shock
/ and hurr'iy Tim. icuuld not have been guilty
I Ut d gtratri crime Boz 'hH cstintati0n n ihi-
here thsn 10 whstc ehiskcy 10 killing ia
dians.
| % b. well Known, ar that The Apache
I Iadpins hsye. as b sisted 10 my order .sat
! icted over one bundled Of our eli gems and
[ while they wsfr uudsr treaty. they mAkr
10, atl,7 a. get blankets and presents They
I break the TREATIES ~ make others thst they
may get ntors presents. They never think
I of keeping treaty longer than they -c-
Z au opportunity 20 toA aud murder some
one They have time aud again 10 the face
{ Of fresh made treaties wayltid our emigrsn,s
and murdered them Ia -eyrrsl 4ast,ure.
/ t,Ing the wounded men 10 wagon wheel.
and then -e,,iny hre l., Nh, wagons on an
other occasion fhry captnred 4 smau party
i ana tod thept ma 6v the heck ,,d h, \, %
,,ndsr them H. raa.t them 20 a..tb l,y de
grees.
these. sir. are some Of In. ,ea.an. for the
order that excited the hsfrur al the L.,o ~
ne iraron f,.,,s nj The haftl. NJ Val Verde
The ot,I.r ma, ..rn /, those ,,bo have
never witnessed The o,,,rag,. co,,,nit,.d h,
I Indian. . .,yar, md b,rb,,,,,. ann. Ia,
| ..r Mt MAJ Viii tEs s.vs~c snJ H..
.,-t.,.s tud nav motto /. IN orh, ,bc ary,i
within,
General ~if,l., n, d,,tt u,,,la ,,.,.,, -.
art Ia ,,,ch m, IN. .,, r,ldin, ths ,o,,,.,, al
I tb,.-., ue.t. L.tiTth. lnd,a,. ,g,slg -.
n,,,... t,e aissol,,,, ,r5 .,,,v.,,...,
kr b,y. ma a,nr, D., .opiJ ANN ~.
Nbol, .n,ebs nation IN xa.f
III. .t.i,I ,i,,t ~, SuI,y ,a.,..,a.t, =.
R,'.bn,,J 7, go, ~ a., -, H., - IA
| have been a ftviriie oGpot,un,,v isr inrnt.b
| nd, tho prssia.pi Win .n,,a o,t,,, ,,,n,,aa
/ tto, "A, ,,i,,,l -. .,.,a1 .,,,, ,.,,,h ~,
MIN. a.. T.,,,n. ,,,,,e, ~ ,.li,,'., IA -,
! Co,. cfe,n SrurrS S.tton md Nal py,'.e
vcya d.ht.nt AZ \ Al verde MN ,b,et a..
tb.i, tn,,t.,s tb,,tt, ,..,.,,.,J .,..,,.,.,.,I.
! - 1870
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

iuTICE Is hereby given that was
appointed Administrator of the cs
! oi IT l.. Wilson. deceased. at the
gitmber term OF the County Court Of
ielur county, pertaining to the cstatcs
deceased persons All persons hold
: claims against said estate will pleas,
sti them legally authenticated a. by
! required, and all persons owing said
|Aie Nlli come forward and ,ottle mp.
H. u PALMER, Admir-.
$50. J. l-62 u6 st.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08

~ Gen Bragg was for,cd to leave
kentucky becansc he failed to receive
the proper aid from the ci,isens Of ,i~s
Sni-. He reiterated 10 Cumberland
Gap. carrying ~ With him imu>y~-
stores for his army.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
WANTED TO PURCHASE

1 NEGRO GIRL, l6 or ~ years
- Old, or Young woman with chill
ircn Addrcss the undersigned nj Mar
shall, or nj Camden. Rusk county. Tex
CALVIN j. ROGERS
De, %, 1892. ms At.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
I.~TRAA NOTICE.

|NHEN mp and posted by Henry
Switzerland Ia Upshur county Tex
r The 18th day of October, A u.
?. 1ur medium sized rcorg oy five or
years Old. color red marked with a
pani two splits Of the right ear, 'aud
N carved on the lci horn and has on
|srre bHl Appraised at 800
JAS 4 DERRICK. e. e..
|0ri -, lsG2. NJ IT.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
ESTIiAY NOTICE.

fAkEN mp by g. W Cooper in Up.
'har county Fcxas, one horse mule.
h fax name and tail, and is twelve
a balishands high Supposed to be
or twelve years old
JAS 4 DERRICK. E.. e.
y, 26 ls62. ul g.
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Notice OF Final Settlement.

oTlCk is hereby given, that Il c.
Garrett. Administrator of the -
Of J } Speed deceased has flied
my Office his blal accounts and vouch
Nth sa'd estate, which accounts and
ehers will be opened at the November
mol Tue '""a'y Court pertaining 10
hbS II deceased rarsons. &c, 10 be
70 and for Harrison county. nj the
| house IN the city Of Marshall. on
",' Monday IN said month when
N"efa al parsons interested NAV
~ and contest the sameif they se
\ Is F FRfDERICI. Cl,rk
'o"< n6-As.
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NII.1.ERS EXEMPT.

TEIk undersigned propose to sell their
i valuable Steam. saw, and Griss
Mill, together with eight hundred acris
II Pine Land These Mills ARE situated
in Upshar County, about fifteen miles
from Glmcr on the Gimer and ulphur
Springs road and near the outside pincr.
ios bordering on the prairics The Mills
are new aud strong aud conveniently sit
mtcd The eight hundred acres OF hud
conucctsA with these Mails, contain The
best pif'y ~ in the country besides the
land ], rich, well waterod, aud lies we'll
Terms oi sale made known at the
Mills.
HORN a BROTHER.
Nov !. 1852. ut-Gt
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-11-08
NOTICE

THE conditional head right cer,ii.
l cate issued to james Beatty for Gao
acres of land by the Board OF Land
Commissioners of Harrison County Ia
is supposed has been lost unconditional
No / : duplicate and notice is hereby
given that unless intelligence thereof }.
received at the Land Once 1t Austin
or hy the owners. within three months
from the date OF this publication, ap.
plication will be made to the proper
authorities for a duplicate OF the same
10y the joint Owners
JOHN LAW RENEE,
JOHN BEATTY.
Aim'ys Jas Beafp's Est0ie.
Oct. Is. 1862 M o..
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II u cobstitutioaaIto pass -,,y avs
At MI, they should br mtle effec'u,l
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voice, IN Nfcr M their grateful tribute
d. ~ .tt,, and ...u...
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~ -ss7sss - 's's is'''I - "NH' Wv
soldiers, And have been exposed to the yie-i
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~'r'~N was sgrcr' 20
Nj Barksdslc II Mississipp
ln.nl A I'm o.. nd ,huA-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-15
From the Cincinnati Daily Times.
THE BLASTED BOWER. g.

THE HLASIALD HOW HtNs s~s
SeA$ ~ ~ by LEAN LEE ., CIV ~ - ~
Ihad bower, @, the fairest Of bowers,
That mortal hath ever seen
Begemmed with the brightest of scarlet flowers,
- Set in leaves OF emerald green.
The honey bees sipped from its chalice cup, .'
The sweets they so ennningly store,
- And ever 4 busy drcne went up 3ea-3 fa
81 From eat h blitte little troubadour. 2t5'
blossom like hummng birds poised in mid air,
frUm the curtis Of those crimson wells, k
Drew Dectarne wines, deposited there
81 BY the dews that heaven dstills- A. -,,-.- ~.
Its shade was my solace, II shielded me well
From noontide's scorcing glare,
II tempered the winds of evening chill
q What cozyl retreat from all care! .sas assr
.. And methought should ever abide in my bower;
So .Naught else was ever so precious to me,
But aIack, and alas in luck1ess hour,
Rude storms came up DER the lea
And the hoar-frost sifted its powder Of white, a|A
From the bolts Of the upper air.
But II left my bower a black ming blight,
3d." And the storm LAID its tendrils bare.
-, o, beautiful bower! O, bower Of bliss l.! .aaa -
o, lovely, heart, solacing bower
Was your only mission fate like this?
70 wither and fade in an hour
Was your foliage, so dense, graceful and green
- s Your vines Ike hope cnglng to trust t ft&
Your blossoms bright in their CORY sheen,
But fashioned TO minge in dust
All many 4 bower as trea sured as mine
As precious and fair to the sight,
Round which the affections, like tendrils did Irvine
Has suceumbed to blackenins blight!
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1862-08-15
THRGsBINgSs 4 MACHINES
C:llulf1l k nHEA$ z@EEtf5tea Din,

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renowned Canton, Ohio, "Sweep-
stakes" Threshing Machines are the
acknowledged "head and front" Of
the whole "threshing machine fami-
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but world-wideI 3IG .-8@IG Z
Either Cleared or Belted Separa-
tors, with either eight or ten horse
Gary" or "Compensating'' Powers,
and with or without Trucks and
Straw Stackers, delivered at this
place on short notice. Order early.
Send and get circular free of charge,
or call and see sample machines.
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ll|qSSi'aall1yElI!G PlhG'
A sPEcn1, REMEDY FOR


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whether constitutional arising from abuse
~, IMPORTANT MEDICAL TESTIMONY. .
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Spernatorrhea, and with the hs0Sf perfect SUCCESS
-. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. Ds, LID"
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Of Medical Science. aE sE
g have found them all that conld be aesi,ea Their
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~ This Is not Homeopathic RsInsay nor is there
any mercury or other deIeterous ingredients combined
with il,
PRICE.-$1 per box; six boxes for s5 by mall pre-
paid For sale at the sole General Depot in tile United
States, by
molly J. WINCHESTER. 36 Joha Street n. Y.
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NEW REMEDIES FOR

3 p II r M A II o II r. H T a.
VNEIE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, PHILADELPHIA
A Benerotent Institufiom BY special En-
do,enenf, for tie Relief of the Sick aud distressed
AFFLICTED eciM Piinic.t and Chronic Diseases, and es
pecdAy for the Cure Diseases cfkhe Sexual OsvGns.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Acting Surgeon
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa, and other
DIES employed in the Dispenser sent in sealed letter
envelopes free Of charge Two or three Stamps for post
age acceptable Address DIR. J.SKIiLlN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, No. 8. Ninth St. Philadelphia.
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yrIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF A
4 SUFFERER.-Published warning. and for ths
especial benefit Of Young Men, and those who suffer in
Nervous Debility, Loss Of Memory Premature Decay,
&C., Re-, &C., by one who has cured himself by simple
MEANS after neing put to great expense and inconves
ence through the Of worthless medicines prescribed
author, c. a. LAMBERT, ESQ., Greenpoint, Long Is
land by enclosing post paid addressed envelope Al
dress CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ, gs
ll:m2 Greenrcnt, Long Island, y. Y.
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z11S- THE GREAT CAUSE OF
zzAzi Human Misery

Just Published in Sealed Envelope; Price cts. a..
ALECTURE BY DIR. CULvERwELL, On THE CAUSR
AND CURE Of Spermatorrhaea Consumption Mental and
Physical Debility, Nervousness Epilepsy Impaired M.
triton Of the body Lassitude Weakness Of the Limbs
and Back lndsposition and Incapacty for Study and
Aversion Society Love of Solitude; Timidity; seK
Distrus; Dizziness Headaclc Affections OF the Eyes
Pmples the Face Involuntary Emissions and Sexual
Incapacity the Consequences Of Youthful Indiscreon,
&c, &c.
eyF- This admirable Lecture clearly proves that the
above enumerated. often self afflicted evils, may be
moved without medicine and without dangerous surgical
operations and Should be read every youth and every
man in the land. .@
Sent under seal In plain envelope to any address,
the receipt Of six cents postage stamps by adj
dressing DIR. CIiAS. j. G. KLINE. tf
Al 127 BswERY, NEW YORK, Posi- OFFICE Box 1856.
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The attention of the Ladies, Tailors, and all that
qire the of afast and durable lock stitch machine
respectfully invited to examine the Grover Bakers
machine. See bills with prices and cuts. sg
MAY ~ 1862. Ertf fU HAH $50
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In Speed. Capacity, Beauty, Symmetry Strength, and
Mechanical Perfection, they acknowledged
the HEAD. AND FRONT" Of the Threshing Machine
Family For full particulars sample machine and get
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