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NEW lNvENTyoN Os ARTIrsCiAL
lN EIIlNHI A2IIG RlNE rkkIu

NEW lSvEsTyoN Os ARTIrICiAL
~ CHrOPLASTIC BONE TEETH,
without metal plate or ciisps, by
ID X. y. Il. $ l q j. 4 NJ O N ID, ,
slo BIoadwsy, New York; and 30 renna avenue
bet 18th and lath ITS Washington, ID. c.,
Calls tbs attention o: the public 10 the following
advantages Vi his ilnrrore ed system:
let The teeth OF his will acyer corroJs
nor change color by any seids spd sre three fourth.
lighter than any other
ID. No teeth or roots need be extracted, a. the
artificial ones can he inherited over them.
ID. The roots will be made ,aolersive and never
10 ache.
sth. No temporary teeth are needed, ~ permanent
ones be uete Immediately, thereby preserving z
the natural expire esion Of the face, which under the
old system, Is frequently disfgurcd
9Th. This work has been fully tested for over five
years, BY many oi the first Ch-nsts pni Ply soiHns
Of this and the old country
Dr.. .. has also inveoted n white indestruutble
metal Aipg with which the sensitive teeth can
be filled without pam, and can build up perfect
sound tooth on any side roots, which will last
through . lifetime.
He refers to tn. following gentlemen: Dr. v. Mot;
Or. DoreInus, Professor of Chemistry, Hon. 4
Mann, Jun Capt. Crabtrse, Vice PRECEDENT Of the
Emigration TO. of New York, lion Judge Wayne
OF the Supreme Court, Of Washington, b. c.; and
thousands Of others
Call and examine yourselves nov Sim
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w asIHnsTOs SKIRT UTOKY.

WhETED-to females 70 learn " make skirts
person eau, IN d abort time make, Der week IRON
% 10 81 Inquire Tor PARTICULAR, st so7 Seventh st.
between q and b. snv lA--tf
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Enn lnn LES ROUGH TALLOW AND
."NJ,Otn my G,-us- waited, ior which
The biehrt prc" will bt part, At III, N .iunsI Soap
ahd Candle Works, hIern .treri aud the Canal
ieorEstbwn, ID q. q. Il JEWELL,
Ff0,rittOr
mar 20-lm
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g n. LEWiE, N. Del
~ Dental Surgeon.
OFFICE No 24e PENNsYLvANIA AvEsUp
Bet,o,n TceifA asd rAirta.uA .Sress,

WAsHN0TOS C1TY,
Respeetfully tenders his professional services 10
the public. Having hsd an extensive practice 10
Philadelphia he feels himself fully competent to dk
charge LiS duty in every Nhich maybe presented
10 his care.
Dr. l.. has Icoured the right TO nae the newi npfove
ment, pat, nted by Drs. A. M. l.. Assay, Of PIN.
adeipha for fastening artificial teeth to gold silvr
or patna plates, which prrcludes the possibility u
saliva or foreign materials sccretinE between then
at the same time rendering the operation more firm,
natural and Of utility to the patient, dispein
ing with the ordinary modcs Of fastening, by fvet
ing soldering which 40 often causes the sprinriAg
OF plates, and consequently m imperfect adaptation
to the mouth. 49,
lie would respectfully invite the public to his oice
TO examine this improvement. do 90 h to be oon'
used.
The dental profession is also invited 10 call and
examine its merits and utility.
Also, dentists can be furnished with teeth OF oil
kinds 1t les price than lhey can be bought else
where. nov S-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.
nNOsP T. CTuS OF THE WEEKLY
L NATIONAL REPUBLICAN

The undersigned commenced, In the menth Of
December last, the publication, In this city. OF
aweekly newspaper, called the National Repub
tCdn.
II is printed on n large sheet. twenty seven
by forty 1.-TWO inches, and IL furnished at the low
prices stated below.
1t will contsin all the Original matter Of the
daily National Re1rb,ican, with the exception
of local news not irterest'ng ta country sub.
scribsrs.
1t will give full reports Of the proceedings Of
Congress, and Of the other departments Of the
National Government.
1t will ccn,ain AL tho nova of the day, foreign
and domestic. InarketA, SG.. &C., an well ~ an
origs-M correspondence frrm all parts uf the
country. The miscellaneous department VIII
receive special attention, and, In all respects.
The sfurt will ho made I" establish the GiiaraG.
ter of thr Ndno"o! itsp,!hi,cda ;s II Family
Newspaper.
Wsushingtur being nov the central point u!
tho current military "persi0ns, great attention
vii! be paid Ia furnishing the readers nf the
Suit0L.al RspuhltGdR with iplI, aud especially
with accurate, arc"unS Of the progress Of the
war for the Union.
In pulitics, the Paper will be Republican, aus.
tanning the Administration "f MIR. Lincoln, hut
disclaIming. hnwever, any prStension to be the
organ Of the President.
The IL no other Republican paper In the Dis
trio, Of Columbia, or in the vicinity Of It, and
II IL believed that recent events have opened Ia
such paper an important sphere Of useful
effort The time haS ooms, when the actual
administration Of the Goysrnmen nj upon Rspnb
lcan pr.acipies will explode the mIsrep eprssen.
iali"ns which have made those principles 40
dstasteful tn the South.
But 1t IL not only here, and In thls vicinity
that the projectors of tho Ndii0I.d! Republican
hope to make It useful. To the " hoe country
they offer journal which will dIscuss national
politics from y national standpoint, and which
will never bu swsrvsd from patriotic duty by
any oYerpmwscnrG pressure 81 ln.al interest.
TEkMS NE SUBSCRIPTION
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fa) Chaplain. ib) Captain fc, Fiat Litu,cnsnt
ld) Assistant Surgeon. (e) Captain. 10 Firot Lieu
tenant Jg) CAPTAIN.
Al Fifth DistriIt School II nisc Hospital, Brdnc,
y GeneU! Hopitd al EckinJton, A,Tch 2s.
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DENTISTRY.
V,EsTni rn.yn

1lk. LOCK ws)OD osassaass lhs pvas-
u toe OF Dentistry, In the wa1hingtou Building
corner Peuueylvauia avenue and Beventh sired.
Having rrsctSsed In the South nearly dxicen year.
ne feels assured that he can give satkfaotoa " any
that may CALL I'D.
Teeth inserted on vuinArifs, RuSsss, or Com
Flare, Choroform administered when desired.
aug 1T -.
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The following lots OF silvsr-Platssi Ware
are OF the Best Make In the Trsd.. an,,
are warranted to be Double silver
Plated On the best material, and equal
In Equality 20 any Plated Goo.Is sold ny
the best regulated lIousess
Full sets Elegant Tipped and Threaded Ia.
Ole spoons. ............ fortl 90
/" Tipped and Threaded Il.
Die Foin.... for l.60
Tipped ara Threaded Tea
Spoons to match. ........ for 90
Splendid Extra silver, plated Olive and
Threaded Table Forks. for zoo
Splendid Extra Silver plated Olive and
Threaded Table Spoons. for 7.ot
We sell:
Fine Silver plated CUPS, Mugs, Goblsis, Salt
Stands, In every pattern. retail price -, for co
Elcsant Silver plated Cake and Gard Bas.
ksn.. worth $50. for SOC
The attention Of our numerous patrons Ia RI
questcd TO our Large and Choice Selection
Of Gold Leaf and Enamcled Rosewood
Photograph and Picture Frames,
Union Daguerrooiype Cases,
in rNoTy biLe IN the Trade.
We are selling these goods from 90 cts. to %. 80
lifted iu order, being rs PER ceat lees than the
uakers' retail price.
We arc Agents for tho Sale of
McCLAIN's CELEBRATED
COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, and
CoCOANUT HAIR OILS,
MERCHANTS COLOGNES, EXTRACTS, ETC.,
wORsLEY's HONEY. ALMOND,
PALM AND WINDSOR SOAPS;
ALSO, TAYLOR's,
Put up in Family Boxes. to suit purchasers,
Wholesale and Retail.
Also, full lines Of Notions and Fancy Goods,
all Of which wo offer at the Manufacturers
Prices, without any freight added.
Tho Trade, Dealers. Suffers and Pedlars are
respectfully invited.
We guarantee to sell at New York and Phila.
delphia prices, orperish in the attempt.
We are bound TO sell cheaper than the
ohsapest-delivered free.
Ladies and Gentlemen give us an early call,
1t makes no difference whether you buy or not
look over our full lines Of
Fine Js,rely, Slver Plated Ware, Gu and Hanc,
Numes, Engrapings, Pictures, Perfnnay,
Soaps, Sapte and Fancy Goods.
~ Gentlsmanly clerks are always ready to
wait on you.
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When y Club Of subscribers has been for.
wHrdet, additions may be- made TO II on the
same terms. 1t is not necessary that the sub.
scribers to n Club should receive their papers
at the same pnst oiica.
Money may be forwarded by mail, at our
risk. Large amounts can be remitted In drafts
on Boston, New York, rhilS .slphia, or Balti.
more; smaller amounts in gold, or In notes of
solvent banks. Address
W. J. MURTAGH Il co,
Washington, d. o.
SE The daily National Repuh!ican is pub.
lishei avery morning (SundNys eIcepted) ut
$3.50 p0r annuln, in advance.
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GUNNER CLOTHIS0,
. AT REDUCED PRICES !
We Offer our age amortneut Of thin sum. ~
rner Clothing at reduced prbcs. Our stock IL
embraces all styles and qualities ot Gentle.
mems, Youths, and Roys' Wearing Apparel Ia
OF the most desirable and fashionable styles.
Also, shirts and Furnishing floods in great variety.
Clothing mad" to order nj the shortest notice.
WALL, STEPHENS h CO,
832 Pennsylvania avenue,
lulyle between Ninth and Tenth sta
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( ENTLE MEN'S NGADY-MADE
" . K q II FL Z M Gil
Our present assortment of Gentlcren's Ready.
made Clothing oilers TO citizens and strangers wish
ing pn immediate outtt superior Inducements, en-
bracipg at this time, al! styles and qualities OF Drcss
and business Garments and Ovcrcoats In all varie.
ties Fine Shirts and Under. clio, hing OF all Kind.
kid and other Glovr- OF best quality. soaris, Tes
Cruvats, Stocks, Hosiery, kc. &c. All OF whisn We
are Offering Mt our usual low pric.s.
~ Clothing made to order In the rioa, superior
manner. WALL, STEPUKNSk h co,
mr2;-U 322 Pennsylvania avenue.
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DhroT QuAErERMASrEEs orfIcE,

Washington, u. e March ~. lso..
Sealed Proposals vii be- received tins Office until
Saturday the l2h day Of Apr. lNi3, at |. v'c &C.
IN for liv.ring in the city of WASH glnn Al tu,h
u int as the DepO, tluar'e,m's',r may direct the
following n med FINE LUMBER:
lsct0Of ct - q hlch) commol cuttings,
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Al Gsneral Hospital, Union Hotei, cornsr Bride
AID Wdshington strssts, Gsorgeto,cr, March IS
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Al Ge,.erd Hospital, tLircle,) Washington,
Mrch 2S.

(a) Assistant Surgeon.
At Indiana Hospital, Patent O6ice,) Washing
ton, ID. e., March 80.
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N. B.-vari"us othcr pictures In work.
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Sick renDtining in Me Hospitni f1 Eruptiue
Discusses, ~ EaLUran,d, March IS.

A! GcarA Hospital. (Rtkingon) Washington,
b. C.. Murch rs.
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CLOTHING, DC,

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The new South. [volume] (Port Royal, S.C.) 1862-1867, 1862-09-06
LOCAL NEWS.

BURNING or Il STEAMER IN THE SAvASH4HRIv-
E&.-At daylight on the morning of Sunday, Aug.
81 the pickets on the southeastern shore Of Cock
spur Island, discovered and reported a steamer,
under rebel coors, apparently ashore off Cunning
haIa's Point, the southwestern end OF Jones' Is
land, The night had been dark and stormy, with
thick fog, which accounted fort fact tpat the
vessel was not seen before. WAen frst observed,
two boats filed with men, had let th6 Steamer and
were already mile up the river on the way to Sa-
vannah, and third soon followed. AS it was very
evident tina. the steamer was hard and fast aground
her copper showing plainly, the fire of the fort was
not directed at her. but upon the retreatng boats;
which being at extreme range of the gums suffered
no damage. The armed tug Starlight was at once
started in pursuit of the fueiyes but unfortunate
ly blew out the packing of her valves, which mate
rally lessened her speed. Had not been for this
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MARINE NEWS.
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Aug. S1-Steamer Saxon, in distress, bound to
New Orleans, Clapp, New York; Sept. Is Ship
Star of the South, Woodruff, Fortress Monroe |;
2d-S. Ship Mcclellan, Gray, Alexandria; Steam
er Neptune, Lynch, New York; U. S. Frigate
Powhatan, -, Philadelphia; 3d-Schr. Julia
A. Halleck, Sinclair, New York; Schr. Abby 2,
Kelly, Providence; Bark Alamo, Godfrey, New
York; 4th-Schr Chrysolte, Smith, Philadelphia;
U. s. Steamer Rhode Island, -, New Orleans;
U. S. Gunboat Norwich, --, New York
US. Steamer Massachusetts,, --, New York;
Bark Parker Cook, Fulton, Boston.
CLEARED.
Aug. 29-Scbr. John B. Meyers, Cobb, New
York; Sept 1st-Bark Houston, Share, New
York; Schr. Alice, Thompson, Philadelphia
2d-S. Ship Star Of the South, Woodruff, New
York; Sd-Schrs. Friends, Henderson, Nassau, N.
P Langdon Gilmore, Chase, New York 3D.
Brig Ellen Bernard, Collins, Baltimore; 5th-Brig
Matron, Taylor, New York; S. Ship Nc Clelan,
Gray, New York.
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:, which l am pleased
the commander of the

5 PkSooSo
to notice. a-s-, ,.,.....,
1 am always ready to forward any appeals, from
either officers or men under my command, wheth-
er to the Navy Department or to the Congress Of
the United States, but these must be cenched in
proper terms, 60 through the proper channels,
and be in conformity with Naval usage and military
propriety. y
The memorial in question, which return, is
deficient in all these respects. The memorialists
among other points, havegoyerlooked the terms Of
their obligations, and enlistments. The SHIP
PING ARTICLES, which they have all signed,
state in their second clause, "we do also oblige
" and subject ourselves to serve during the term
{. aforesaid; and We do severally oblge ourselves
during such service to comply with md be cub
"ect to, such laws, regulations and dcipine Of the
"Nayy as are, or that MAE BE established by the
" Congress of the United States, or other COM
"petent authority" - i ta.4
Congress has always regulated the Navy Ra-
ton, and it has recently passed law, approved
by the PreSident-who is moreover our sCOmman.
der in Chief changing that portion of the ration
which allowed spirits, and substituting liberal
compensation in money. - -. .ssFi,. =,
regret to see in this petition that United States
seamen belonging to the South Atlantic Blockas
ding Squadron should look upon any. act of their
Government, in reference to them, as an act OF
"tyranny"
No nation or Government in the world pays its
seamen as the United States do: fsr.s sr.0. s
No Government issues such q ration to them,
whether in quantity, quality, or variety:
No Government supplies such clothing at cost:
No Government cares, to the same extent, for
the health Of its sailors: i> .s.., s...
No Government allows such comforts in their
declining years: and zs 81 -. ,..i ....
No Government provides so literally for those
who come after them. Tzya ..t
/ feel mortified to think that even fen of the
men under my command should, instead Of appre-
ciating such blessings, eyince querulous spirit
with the exercise OF lawful authority benefcially
directed. s'F
fyour crew desire to petition for the restitu-
ton Of the spirit ration, and do it respectfully, it
Is my duty to forward the same sand will do SO
without fail. jy srr
= Please have this communication read to them on
the first Sunday muster after its .eception. f
Respectfully, your obedieDt servant,
... 8 S. +. DUPONT, Rear admiral,
Commanding South Atlantic Blockading Squadron.
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DEATHS.

John T. Bysbee, Private, Co. D, 7th Conn VOL,
Sept. lst, fbris congestion. sf
VIM. Riley, Private, Co. G, '47th N. T., Sept.
Sd, chronic diarrhea. 5-sali - 5.a.
Andrew S. Cobb, Private, 18th Mass, Sept. Sd,
fbris typhodus. ~ i'1 ar &i -. a'
John Cure, Private, Co. G, 5Oth Penn, Sept.
4th, cordiac disease. a -;
Joseph spitz, Private, co. D, 10th Penn, Sept.
Sd, camp dysentery.
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unoward accident there is no doubt that the boats
would have been captured. As soon as the third
boat had left the steamer she was discovered to be
on fire, and the flames soon enveloping her, she
burnt to the waters edge. Boats from the fort
Immediately went to the wreck and found that she
was the steamer Emma, with full cargo Of cotton
"a vessel much priced by the rebels on account of
her beautiful model, high speed and light draft
The Emma was scarcely year old and Tatnall
tsod her as the flagship of his "mosquito feet."
She had several times run the blockade to Nassau,
and about month since was driven back by the
guns of the fort in the night, since which time she
has been watching an opportunity to get out. Col.
Barton commanding at Fort Pulaski, some weeks
since called the attention ofGen. Hunter to the
actthatvesses of light draft could 60 to sea by the
passage which the Emma attempted to take, without
encountering any obstacles, the channel is near
ly three miles from the fort; but at that time Gen.
Hunter had no means at his disposal to render the
blockade at that point effectual. The Boilers and
engines of the Emma can be saved, and probably
quantity of cotton from the lower hold. !at
REcosso1ssANcE BEYOND BLurrros.L Satur-
day last Col. Barton, of the New York 4Sth Reg
iment, with thirtyzpen, went up Bluffton River,
on the armed tug hight, to a point a short dis
tance beyond the village, driving in the pickets as
he advanced. When opposite Bluffton Heights,
large reDei camp was uiScOYertu, WHICH, was
thoroughly shelled out, and doubtless much dam
age inflicted. It was also ascertained that the
rebels had extensive saltworks in the vicinity Of
BIuffton, and that the salt was selling at $40 a
peck. The force was too small to make landing
advisable. ~ - 80 " -,
-.lg 80 s.as-a. 5aFt q. 9 .g.t -, s5i
DEATH OF CLERGYMAN.-The Rev. Mr. Miller,
of Baltimore, Nd, a minister of the Episcopal
Church, died on Saturday last, board the steam
er Delaware, at St. Helena Sound, of pulmonary
consumption, and was buried at Otter Island. He
had been spending some time at st. Augustine,
accompanied by his family, for the benefit of his
health, and was on his way home, via this port,
when his complaint suddenly assumed a fatal phase.
ANOTHER SrEAMER In DIsrREss.-The steamer
Saxon tof Boston,) Capt. Clapp, arrived at this
port on Sunday last, from New. York, bound to
New Orleans, with an assorted cargo. She
stopped here to have her engine repaired, lit hay
ing been disabled by the breaking Of the &c rock
shaft Through the kindness of the military au-
thorities our machnists have taken hold of the
work, and in a few days the vessel viii resume her
voyage. ..g..it. Fl, 9. - -. is.s9
:
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A Step Ahead in the Navy.

law passed at the recent session of Congress
affecting benefcially the men and officers sof our
glorious Navy, went into effect on Monday, lst Of
September-nanely, the suppression of that part
of the Navy Ration which allowed spirits to be
issued twice a day to sailors. This must be some
thing novel with "Jack !" though for many years,
we understand large portion of the crews Of our
vessels of war have not drawn their ssgrog."-
Those men who do, will, we are sure, cheerfully
acquiesee in this change,-as the .drmy did twen-
ty years ago. We have as yet heard but one ex-
ception in the South Atlantic Blockading Squad
ron; and, learning that Admiral DUPONT bad
noticed it in an official communication, we have
obtained copy to crafty the earnest wishes of our
numerous Navy readers to see the views ofso dis
tinguished an officer as Admiral DUPONT. We
omit the name of the vessel and the Captain to
whom the letter is addressed.
Iy/FLAG SHIP WABASH,
Pert Royal Harbor, S. c., Aug. 23d, '62.
80 Commanding U. s. Ship
Sm A memorial from the petty officers and
crew of the has been forwarded to me by the
senior officer of the division of this squadron off
Charleston on the subject ofthe withdrawal of the
spirit portion of the ration, by recent act of Con-
gress. The memorial had not your approval, as
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Statistics Of Negro Labor.


HEaDauARrERs, BEAU,oRr, S. c., Sept. 4, '62.
To the Editor of the New South:
The following statistics may interest some of
your readers. The population of this Division,
dncluding Port Royal, st. Helena and Ladies
Islands, with the smaller ones thereto adjacent,
but excluding Hilton Head and its surroundings
is as follows:
EHeCllSe. ......'..sss ..o,Oti
Non-efective. ......................3,l ITO
Total. al.......................5,927 ,927
The number of acres under cultivation in the
same is 5'-
Corn ,444
Cotton n........ ..............3,3 ,384
Potatoes. ...........1,40 ,407
A little calculation will show that the negroes
have thus f0sed enough corn and potatoes to sup
port themselves, besides crop Of cotton, some
what smaller, it is true, than in former years, but
still of very considerable value to the Govern
ment. G. M
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=" NTED.-TWO SADDLE HORSES,
w about Is hands high, good style, &c. Ad-
dress s:OFFcER," Beaufort Post Office.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.
The subscribers oiItr the following vaiua-
ble property, at private sale, On most rea-
souable terms and easy payments.
TOWN LOTS IN EBENSBURG.
Lot No. l47, bayiD- thereon erected a
Small Stone House, aij,.ning residence IF
Rev Mr.. Harbisca.
Lots ls5. 1876. lo7, lsS, a square Of lots
fronting on Lloyd street. Lots I75 and I7G
adjoining residence Of Juhu LLOYD, Esd
Lots II and } of lot II adjoining residence
of Geo. c. X. Zahm. Esq. Lot No, - cor
Eel Of High and Phaney street. Al the
above are desirable building lots.
ALSO acres of lan1, s of of which are
in the Borough. fronting on Julian street
The Clrrolltown Plank Road runs through
this property-it will be divided into lots to
suit purchasers.
ALSO l25 acres Of land situate in Cam
bria township. known Of the Pryce Hill
Farm, about Forty acres cleared. adjoining
lands Of John Williams, Wm. O'Keefe.
3ryce >nd others. ALSO 200 acres situate
in Cambria township adjoining lands of
Alex. N'Eicker. John M'Bride and others
ALSO 100 acres situate near Hemlock in
Washington township. adjoining lands Of
Jacob Burgaon, Charles Noon, Richard Sharp
and others
Any or all Of the above described property
will &C sold on very accommodating terms, If
application b. made to JAS. G. NOON or
PHIL 5. NOnN
Ehon~hrrg April 2i-tf
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MANHOOD;

!. &S HOW LOST! HOW RESTORED!
Just Published, IN a Sealed Envelope. Price
Sir CeiltS.
4 LECTURE on THE NATURE, TREAT
MENT & RADICAL
Cure of SpermatOrrhOea or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debil>
ity, and Impediments to Marriage generally.
Nervousness, Consumption, Epilepsy and
Fits; Mental and Physical Incapacity. re
sulting from Self Abuse. &c.-By ROBT J.
CULVERWELL, n. D., Author Of the
Green Book. SC.
The world renowned author. in this ad-
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
Self~abuse may be effectually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous sur
gical operations, bougies, instruments, rings,
or cordia,s, pointing out q mode of cure at
once certain and cffectual, by which every
sufferer. TO matter what his condition may
be, may cure himself cheaply. privately
and radically. This lecture will prove a
boon 10 thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal u any address in plain
sealed envelope. On the receipt Of six cents
or two postage stamps. b. addressing,
DR.. CHAS. !. C. KLINE.
E29 BOyyery. acw York, FGsi
Office Box. 1856.
\rye-n her lp 1890 -ly
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Howard Association,
PHILADELPHIA.

EyOR THE RELIEF OF THE SICK
Il and Distressed. afflicted with Viruleut
and Chronic diseases, and especially for the
Cure Of Diseases Of the Sexual Organs
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the
Acting Surgeon.
VALUABLE REPORTS on Spermatur-
rhcea OF Seminal weakness, and other Dis
cases of the Sexual Organs. and on the
NEW REMEDIES employed in the Dispen-
sary. sent to ;he afflicted in sealed letter en-
vcI1pes, free Of charge. Two OF three stamps
for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DR.. ! SKILLIN uOUGHTON,
Acting Surgeon, Howard Association, No.
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.