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ADDITIONAL FROM EUROPE.

The Very Latest by the City OF MANI
chestsr-rreach Journais Advise she
SsAzurc or tho FlOrAda-OpiAAsa 81 the
Emperor or Austria the German
Congress, &c.
81. JOINS, N. f. sepa. II. 1893.
The following s the continuation Of the per the
steamship City Of Manchester which arrived OF Cape
Race O'Clock yesterday friday evening, having
left Liverpool the I'd and Queenstown on the Sd
instant.
The City uf Manchester seventy cabin and two
hundred and sixty eight steerage passengers and full
cargo
She makes the following report-on the I'd instant
ship Orarus bound into Liverpool On the
4lh eighty miles west Of Fastnet, passed the steam
ship China bound into Liverpool On The 9th, in
latitude 81 IL, longitude % 40, passed. ship rgasd
steamer supposed 70 be the City Of wasbing.o0 bound
east.
Tho Paris Siscle and the Payo d. Lasols peoommend
that Florida be seized Bres for damage TO French
property and az pun shment repeated violations Of
the lava
The Paris Pays positively denies that the American
has delivered protest TO the French gov
ernment made any verbal complaint again. tns pro-
coedngs French An Mexico, and strive - prove
that the Washington government hae right 10 make
any such protest.
The Paris Bovrse f~mer and CLOSED ~ he a nst.
as esr ooc.
Ine Congress q German Princes had concluded their
sitting on the lst The propositions submitted by
the Emperor Of austria were carried with i've dis
senting votes.
The Emperor OF Austria expressed his entire saiiacton
with the result and declared his belief that would
prove beneficial TO Germany
There were rurnors OF An alliance between France,
Russia Prussia but the Paris Pdyr denies them.
TIE LATEST MONEY MARKET.
LONDON, sept "a. ~
C0nsols for money 20 = aS31
Illinois Central shares per cent discount Erie shares
6gLasS
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a., ReI.eions with China.

LAUNCH or THE STEAMER KuI-EIAsG-wHAr We
HAVE D6Ss poR the cgLEsrIALs, rTc.
on Saturday NOR 1ing, at ten O'Clock. John Enss n
Son la uchod from the yard at the FOOT o. Kent street
Greenponf the steamer hi-kang. FOR hessrs oyphaui
CO. q China, she being he third steamer built for
their line she constructed W. The ntentlon o put
ting her on the Yang kang rve2s,ne IS . the follow
ing Dimensions Length. 2t3 feet benz - iees aep'n
a bold Il Feet inches Mr. John Baird sypefhiendsd
her building, and her engines are TO be put ~ she
AaIre Works. she will have cylinder Of ATTY @sh'
inches and twelve feet stroke Of piston.
The launch was perfect success, and vas witnessed
BY large concourse Of people Among the number pre-
sent we noticed r. oiyphani, Captain >. Briggs, John
Bard ana host Of others This the second for
the Chinese waters Ncssrs EngIs have launched during
the week ending Saturday.
Ths nrm have built since 1861 the following vessels
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A CuxIous Case Of .Malieious Trespsss.'
sUrERIoE oorRT-sPECfAL TEKh.


ByLdnft Copsaock.-This Application o0 b..
half Of the defendant 70 be discharged from mprison
ment ~ an Imprisoned debtor The records show thai
the Of action upon which the plaintiff "a young
LADY, recovered judgment somewhat novel II wa
technically called malicious trespass The defendant
sought 20 collect milk bill. The plaintiff rendered hlm
All and hlan abe believed ~ be dur. He d.
anded a stl greater sum, and would not receive what
wa offered on several occasions but particularly on
Nsw Years Day the defendant spent about three h9as
ia front ~ plaintiffs door With hz wagon, oocasignaAy
ing the stepsand speaking Of plaintiff - her vs
Or 10 most offensive language Lhe plaintiff sught n
dress def udants respasses Judge hobertsgu
granted the original order of arrest holding defendant ~
bat 81 500 Inc sheriff jury rendered verdict 0fi o8
and Execution issued against defendant K
property and subsequently against hts person upon wlh
he gave bail Tor the limits Defendant now pettots inf
his discharge under article OF the Revised statutes
similar application dismissed FOR some defect ~ the
papers.
in the present application dcsndant failed TO appear ss
adjourned day. and the procscdinsk we're dismissed
With leave ~ come s upon term.
Judge Robertson susalus this view 1, the praftee ana
the application defendant 20 b dsch rgei
Mr. ", S Pincknsy Tor the moIion. Mr. bofato
Aycrn opposed.
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Capture eS bloc ado RsAncrs.

The Nevy Department has received Information Of the
capture the I'D u in latitude - so longitude 20 10,
by the steamer cayuga, OF the schooner Wave, which
had blockade Gan Louis Pass near Galveston.
bound TO Vera Cruz She had the Swiss Coufedcrston
flag nying and scwned BY j. c. Kuha Consul Of swtzer
land 1t Galveston Her cargo consists Of eighty bales OF
cotton.
the no Grande, having run Of the port She
coors papers log book Her cargo consists Of
ninety seven bales Of 10th vessels we're sent to
New Orleans for adjudication.
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Government Fsnaness-The Transport
Cumbria.

PHHLDrtrma, sept. i3 issg
The sAies of avstven,lcs saturday Amounted "
s2s7 ,0so Deliveries of bonds mDis % ssguss u
me Treasury Deprrtnsni hays cgmgessd 0rsnssmeGn
"a, moss promps delivery q bobas 10 sfs~ aay, All
=. :. q oosplAins On THIS so@e .al b removed.
n. sssyon sss.msr osaera. from ss- YORK fer
g. o,,s.as sss 10 here for repairs, bsr nsehi.sfy
,.tns end a a.ser
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WASHINGTON, Sept. l3, 1858.
Aosbys gusrlias still prosling in Fairfax, ooca-
soDng lsts annoyance TO our pckes -Four attempts
were made during the past week 70 destroy the quarters
Of the men and contrAbands the government farms
but failed In consequence OF she vigilance Of The guards
The gang operating this section s led by noted despe
rado named williams, who lives about ten miles from
Arlington. All attempts 70 capture him have thus far
proved futile, the secesh women anordng him every
facility for obtaining Information and euding our scouts
largo amount Of government property. including
horses clothing and stores has been
discovered In the possession Of farmers In Fairfax and
loudon counties. and is being recovered h. or officers
Many Of the horses belong the number which escapes
from the government corral short time since and scat
tered through the pine forests. s'rsas-
MRS. =. ) .cecn, who arrived here from Richmond
y..erday having efthat city Tuesday last, reports
that when left there large numbers Of troops
passing through who she understood wore from Leos
army on tho way reinforce Bragg and Beauregard. II
correct this information would 70 contradict pre-
vious statements that Lees army being reinforced
from Braggs.
The suffers and those dealing in suffers supplies have
as usual late. been busy preparing for the weekly
transmission tomorrow under cavalry guard. Several
hundred wagons will be despatched 70 the different corps
and headquarters.
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NEWS FROM WESTERN ARKANSAS.

The Rout or the Rebels Near Fort
Smith-Omcial Despatch from General
Sch0Aeld, &C., 30.
The following received al the headquarters OF the
army today
ST. Locn Sept IL, 1868.
Major General HAiLEcx, Geueral-in Chief
Colonel Cloud routed the enemy Fort Smith on she
lst instant and holds that place Western Arkansas
and the Indian country are in possession.
j. NJ SCHoFIEID, MAJOR General
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The Latest News from Chattanooga.

CHATTANOOGA Sspt. IL 1893.
No details Of General Negeys engagement at lug Gap
have como IN From all gathered ths casual
ties light General Nesey retired three miles 10 the
foot of Lookout Mountain. General Baifd'a division was
also engaged Dug Gap Is -four miles north Of New iaiay
cite, where tho column OF Bragg Al the tims
OF tho engagement
is thought that Bragg feared TO lose control over hs
lise OF retreat TO Rome, and rc,rcaing slowly y
avoid repetition Of the tho Tuahom, retreat
and prevent struggling Nevertheless large numbers Of
descrters come In daily Three hundred OF the smr
tecnth Tennessee regiment cums In In body Al ioa,
thousand doserie have arrived herc since III" eva
oaation and large number said 70 be on Missionary
Ridge.
General Cri,tcnden is reported 70 have occupied In
iayettc 10 day. and the army Ia again concentrated
Assistant Secretary Dana has arrived.
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F,~uvAs AZ Jo~@ weop-rbs vbos o, the present
rees VII b taken up with fssslvsls To ssy Company
seventh. regiment ss~ York su,. s.,osa Guard.
rssn -oLui, viii hold their tArse, festival 70 norros
ue lunac.aie corosptson Total Abssin.noe socety y
btxa ,cnc M % Tho for remaining day' the s-ts
..s.,ln. gsst.7ai ~ come
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vegetables OF these and wheat there Is enough IN
the country TO supply tho population aud Iur
year The women, 10 expectation ot tho advent q
Union troops. had done most Of tho planting NJ
suffering from want OF ratons was experienced by NE
troops. The CommissAry and Quartefmasiers depart
ments were admirably managed C-ptain Aorr1, the
cne Quarermasier. reported only Two wagons lost ou,
Of over ave hundred. In tho whole campaign bot one
casualty occurred. private killed In skrmIh OF
shackefords cavalry with tho rabo pckets, near iah'
well on sickness ihore little that the surgeon In
charge OF hospital Knoxville had already asked to bo
relieved for want OF work.
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News from Fortress Mon zoe.
FLAG OF TRUCE UP THK RIvKR-JuBLATIofs Q4aR
RECENT OPERATIONS NEAR CaARLEsTos, ETC.

RECENT OfEkATiOks MEAN CAAkLsSEos, hie'
FoErRnS MoSRox, sept IL, 1905
THE NEWS
from all points 10 rather backward The Spauding ar.
rived last evening from Newbern, bringing vague
rurnor Of the blowing up OF Fort Moutris.
MAJOR AuLFoRD,
with bis nag Of boat the New YORK. Will doubtless
bring us something definite and Interesting His appear
ance expected momentariy have no doubt thas the
Richmond papers Win make the destruction OF Aou
tre and by their vaporngs show 10 what extent en-
eral Gilmore has damaged the eueiny.
JuBn.ArrpS
order of the day Al the fortress, honor o< The
probable destruction OF the second Ia Importance OF the
world renowned Charleston sToughold-Fort Meuitrie
Every one happy-hsppy with an attached to his
hsppncss-that ~ have really done A. report a.
serts. report you the " f o. Ps al 10 conditional
state Of happiness.
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Ne Draff In AIbany.

AiaAsr, sept 10, iss3
orders have been issued directing araft 10 t,ks
place here on tbs gisf 'ps,. Ths ren aH.d
for from ,h city Is liza ~ IRON the ~ 10 ere.
slonal astrict 2,5is.
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s~ps saoorr.s yu-rr. - Ussa s-l~ 'h,e,las fsr
,,., -m eoas n Al L>~' woof On wsissssay
rursisy, rr,aay ssd sA,araAy -<r', 10 iSs esIsa1
~. ' plg~s ara orphan. Of NJ sss~ 'ie-F,s na@a =
80 80. me .nterta.nmsal -in - y ~ .boissr'
8r-sustps
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MORE NEWS FROM CHARLESTON.
One Day Later Through Re-
bel Sources.
Tive Heavy Gums Mounted BY Gill
more at Battery Gregg.
THE MAGAZINE EXPLODED.
.~o>>~>~~>~>~>roy~~>-~~~~
Additional Facts Of the Capture Of
Forts Wagner and Gregg,
0e.s &to.. ~
THE MAGAZINE EXPLODED.

FoKrxxD MoSnos, Sept Is. $685.
The Richmond seise, OF yesterday has been received
with Charleston dates Of September II, which say
Las. night we kept up steady nrs against Norris
Island. mo enemy did not IRE . gun. The Monitors
and Iroosides are apparently receiving ammunition.
mo enemy have mounted two hsavy guns st Battery
Gregg ON Cunmngs' Point bearing sulivan's Island
There has been but little nring to-day.
One Of tho shells from James Island exploded the maga
xne at Battery Gregg.
The Recent Expedition 90 Fort sumter.
WASHINGTON, Sept 10, 1sea
private note received here to-day, from "o Charles
tom" states that about three hundred and nifty men
composed the recent expedition TO Sumter and mat only
portion Of the force landed Of the boats having
grounded the shoals But for this there would proba
bly, have been different result.
Oar MOrchoad City COrresp0ndenco.
MoRxnxAD CRY, Sept. 10, 1858.
ARRIVAL IRON CHARLESTON.
The steamer 8. R. spaulding, Captain Atkins 10
mand, arrived at horehesd City this morning having
loft Charlssn. h.,h", at sss clock this forenoon. x
though portion OF her may been anticipated
gunboat with one Of the active HERALD specials on
board left some hours in advance--yet there may DO
items Of interest concerning the situation At Charles
ton at the hour the spauldng started to justify note
two, even at the risk Of reiteraon For Of the
following items your correspondent 10 indebted TO the
politeness OF Mr.. Ezra Forresta. Jr tho gentemany
and efficient clerk OF the spaulding.
oAPruRs FORTS WAGNER GREGG.
The disappointment Of troops finding that the
emy had preciptatey retreated may be imagined. But
their chagrn changed TO enthusiasm when they DO
held the results che admirable strategy Of the
manding general. The victory complete II
they had lost thousands OF lives themselves and occasion
edgeater slaughter among the enemy The rejoicing
Of great The command Of Gen. Stevenson, with
his Twenty fourth Massachusetts,, led the assault
Gen. Stevenson accompanied BY two volunteer aids
attached his regular staff, vz-Maor NJ Strong
OF Major General Fosters STAFF and Lieutenant Horton
Of General Pamer's staf-two brave and gallant Of.
ncers.
IRoN-c.AB BADLY ASHORE.
An clad supposed 70 be the Weehawken, bad.
y ashore Fort sumter inst before the Spaudng left
She being fred by the forts and batteries Su-
Island aud from other points within range Her
sition was regarded as one OF extreme danger.
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AfrIsaI. end Dspsstsrss.

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.nf taa rkGilfsr NJ fsA@sm la a fA y~g /. ~ "a j
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ptgsNvs Af&.
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p4aass A ssNsf wfs 80 sra@@t tis - .tassa
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frs.s u ltMng ssfM sffs So ss#baK teBT d
d gsasrss Aa8a - 80 NfTr Bfs4ttnf
w.W akfe. ~ ~ 4 80. NJ tsl&tst So
10y
nyrNsr.8 @1n = B ess4s -- $50 f-t@ts gef
r.,. - wA.s,a.sa 70 49, l ,sgps't - -. trAst
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oae of our ahpbuding nrms alone has inrnhnsa eisht
stesgsrs d about ten thousand tons 10 the aggregate
os the China trade. osher firms have asd Contributed
thsff share towards swelling the number q fyocrcsn
bu " steamers for that trade up abds twenty vses
mere are more 10 b buat, and the kess some ns~
oos- VII % aid IN q rev dAys
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Troops from Lees Army Reinforcing
Beauregard and Bragg,
h.. &C., d.

HEADQUARTERS Army Or rm PoroNAc,
Sept. Is, 1858. !
General Pleasantou reached . position today about
three miles beyond Cupsppsr after considerable kt
mishipg with the enemy We captured three guns and
about forty prisoners The Second Army corps now oc
cupies Culpepper.
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M E A D ELS A r M Y
UNION ADVANCE BEYOND cULpEpPER.
sKIRMlSHIAc WITH TIE REBELS
Culpepper Occupied by tho Second
Army Corps.
RECOVERY OF GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.

--~'>-~',N'.0'@'4'''''@SN
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Pm..n..rm.. Julr 10. Isas

10 IlrAS ADrstL y. D. DtFU.F U.s.
rsn-He, to- undsrs su.i. having ~aru~d n. yeo
have feac ie1 yVaf bone, Aftsr sfdu0as
year co.nuya caoae, aesryas ~ ts1csr yol
u The nish alprse4ati1n -hlsE antsnsa tlr 700
III UNnrr ana =
Y0ar great y6t0fy " Pert hoya wlN stand sr~gr
saoi Ia thn bst0fy n naval warfare Aug yntr nasi -
* tiN Datpt4l wH 10 fsinxn b.tsd
A. example - Foaf Hr0s sasfnAl br.sbfcat
" ili 700 ~ geaa ~mNugu ~ aAB sta yoY
- tic faftF " dns wth 40 Aod fsr yo4f isg-
tlklys4s ~ ib4AcsilAiN
Y.gr fflnG1a an swfUaa9
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

TnR ConMHRcs or New York The
sxposls from New York in September
ware 115, 402, 57s, including 9s,4sO, 1856
il eold. The exports from january let
. Ooaobef 1stwere $l63, 333, 800, Of
which os2, s46, 100 were gold. The ex-
posts for September were sl5, $50, $50,
- iron Jaausry let to October lst.
MIL 900. Of which $49,3O2, 500
w@s y dry goods, >es, 2s5 900 10 gene.
~ messhaadiss, Z ,l79,20O in specie.
II New Yeik lecsipts from customs
= neplsnber we're $7,279.544, for the
eun6l4 e4e,47o,90s, and for nine
onoAe, ~ a2a, ore. The comparisons
G 1o11-yoaeS - y every respect a.
Soonnoa >nhine ~ Nhols nine mon,ha
~ ~ - ~ thsses months thsy are
- n1 g. - eapeE1s of .prodtce
o1uuo1 eanl1sise II Dry eoods
sUyl $50 - 49,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
epRcIAL NOTICES.



Nh Rotoncr. Sir The benefit have ssssiv-
"A enc Sprrssciss pbtstned from y indaes me
= ! rues3 the plsssuse have received frous them
They nit nv e,es ~ aaanirssioa. can noe
in cow mca disis nces ~ candle light - we'll -
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could mot do win any other glss'es ! have
ussd. II Affords thet greatest pleasure 20 await
.a,relf OF this me lisn Of tsstifying bow aatsfas
tory h., heen my expssisnee Of yoar skill.
opi,cisn. Yours Truly, PPLESsvRs, Bishop
Detroit, Nov 9, 1899.
chiesgo, Dee "a, 1852.
Ma soroxox. sir: II have been under the
nscess;tv Of using 0lssse e. for several yesss, but
bsvs never fourd . pair to suit my eyes until
cot them from Mr. u. Since that tine ind ny
sres ms al be1ter. WishinR you every succsss In
IN, r,dertaLing am you're, DC,
CPKeLLoS !. No lss state street
Chicago, Feb q, 1853
MR'sjol ssos, Sir When yya hrst arrived In
,his civ died with Mrs Sherman at yorf o'i,ce
ana puyeha.ei tao pairs Of your patent gold
s,en.as,es. sc hsve found then superior TO
,rv re i al eser used before. They realized more
thnn We could bsvc expected. VIC ear zee es
20 .afertable a. VT en- girl and boy.
remain yours respectfully,
F0 SaEsSAv, No W, sherman House.
q SOLOMON, Room No 2. FaEfsnds Block, corn 81
Second and Brady streets. ocl!-dSaim
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TO CONSUMPTIvE Els.

The unlersignei having been restored to health
'oa weeks, by very simple remedy, after
having suffered several years with severe lung
Affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers
the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, no will scnl copy of the
prescription used free Of chargel with the direc-
tions for preparing nd using the same, which
they will find SURE CURx for CONSUMPTION, A sTH.
MA, gRoscHIrIs, &c. The only object of the nd-
sertiser in sending tho prescription il to beneht
the afflicted, and spreaa information which he
coDceives TO be invaluable, and he herea every
sufferer will try his remedy as ID will cost them
nothing. anu mag prove blessing.
iREv EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
euof.dk Urn, New York,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

Tie State fairs Of California and Or
egon we're characterized This year By the
extent aud variety Of mineral specimens
and hors6 racibg eficultufafsnd indus
trial matters we're left ID the shade.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21
Freaks q Lunatic.

AT three o'clock Sunday morning,
lunstic named Robertson, a resident of
Brush Valley, Indiana CO, Pa, escaped
from his room in Dixmout Hospital, by
biting through a portion Of the window
casing, by which means he was enabled
10 remove tho sash. He had been in
the habit Of tearing his clothing from
his person, and had to be kept almost
nude When he got the window rash
removed, it became necessary for him to
clothe himself in some way. A large
blanket was obtained, and with this sin
gle article he dressed himself. With
his tooth and hands he tore holo in the
blanket, al one end, large enough to nd
nit bis head. Two holes were then
made at proper distances, through
which he thrust his arms. He theu tore
the blanket up the centre, and with
each hslf covered his legs by binding
the blanket around them with strips tore
of for that purpose. His whole body
was covered in this way-even to bis
feet, over which portion of the blank
ct had been turned and tied. he had
taken off his shirt, Of red flannel, of
which lie made most comioal looking
cap, or turban. It was kept in shape by
weeds, which he had inserted for that
purpose.
In this wild end fantastic costume he
left the hospital, before daylight, and
took over the billie toward Allegheny
On the way up, and after wandering
about for.several hours. he got hungry,
ard stopped at little log house for
breakfast. He frightened the people al
most to death, and they barred their
doors against him. He went to one Of
the windows, aud in order to get rid Of
him they handed out large piece Of
bread, with which be made off. To-
wards the middle Of the afternoon he
reached Allegheny, and the sensation he
created may be better imagined than de-
scrited. He was soon after taken IN Gus.
tody ty officer McKsin, and detained in
the Mayors Office until evening, when
he was conveyed to his old quarters At
Dixmonnt. While in the Office he relat-
ed his adventures in a very. rational and
connected manner, and was much anus
ed BY the trepidation exhibited BY the
people to whom he applied for breakfast.
He showed no viciousness whatever, and
although willing 10 60 back he declared
he would not remain there, az there was
sothing at all the matter with him.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-10-21

A 0ENTLEMAN,' cured Of Nervous Debility
Inooupstsuoy, Premature Decay and Youthful
Error, actusted by desire to benefit o,hsrs, will
bs happy 70 furnish to all who need i. Gree Of
ohasge,) the reosips and directions for making
the simple remedy used in his case. Those
wilhipg 70 profit by his experience. and pcsssss .
valuabls Remedy, will receive tho same by re-
turn mail, carefully sealed, by addressing
JOHN. Il. OGDEN,
an2fd2m Ne. 60 Nassau Street, New York.