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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-12-03
M A 10 R IAG ES.

CROOKkR-WARNER-D LIST, 1858, By
Rev Hawley, DR. BENZ. T. CRookHR of Bride
water Mass, surgeon in the U. 8. hospital,
Portsmouth, Va, to Miss RoxASNA wAnNrI
Of Castleton, VT.
RO9ERS-BAkER-InD Dandy, Nov. 30th, BY q
Locke, ESQ, Mr. JOEL NJ. RoaERs Of Tinuevth
and Miss anna BAgxR of Dandy. 0Ts
HuBBARD-PARK-InW Wells, at the residence
Of the brides father, November Goth, by Rev.
A. Haynes, +. W. HUBBARD and Miss JANE
PARK.
WILLIAMS Wednesday. the
2oth instant. in Trinity Church, Ry Rev. Roger
Howard, SAMUEL WILLIAMS, EsQ., to Miss
Lucy CRAMTos, both of this town.
EDDY-HALL-In Troy, N. Y, Nov. Esd, by
Rev Maxcy, Ho.EA EDDY, of Wallingford.
and Mrs HELkN HALL, of Rutland.
NO-WATERHOUSE-In Rutland, Nov.
25th, by Rev. Leland Howard WILLIAM A.
GooDNo and JANE M. wATpRHousE, both Of
Rutland
WHITE-BOYETON-At Mountholly, Novem-
Der 24th, by Rev. Daniel Packer, Mr. GEORGE
WHITE, of Weston, and Miss Lorraine BoYw-
roM.
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The Capture Of Brownsville by Gen.
Banks Is likely 10 put new phase upon
rebel matters IN Texas and Arkansas.
Parties recently from Kirby Smiths local
iIy, say the rebels are talking Of moving
everything TO the Texas border and at
tempting TO cross into Mexico in the event
Of being hard pushed. They have aban-
doned all hopes Of recovering Arkansas
and Louisiana, and say that Texas is the
only thing to fight for. taa
The obstacles that had to he over
come in the march Of Burnslde's army to
Knoxville are represented to have been
frighttdl. In many cases the horses ut
terly failed to drag the guns up the pre-
cipitous sides Of the ascents, and then the
worn and struggling animals gave place
to men who, with hands and shoulders to
wheel and timber, hoisted guns and cais-
sons from height to height. The fearful
wayside was strewn with broken wheels
and vehicles and horses and mules dying
exhausted on the march. Baggage ami
mails, mules, and drivers, in several in
stances, made mis-steps and rolled down
the preclplces.
The Boston Traveller states that Lieut.
Coleman and twenty privates, (colored, }
captured in Louisiana recently, were hung
by the rebels. They belonged to Gen.
Ullmap's brigade, and were captured on a
reconnaissance to jackson, La. by Col. Lo-
gan's cavalry.
The report Of Quartermaster General
Meigs of the late battle near Chattanooga
shows that it was surprise sprung up
on the enemy, our troops moving upon
Missionary Ridge in such perfect order
that the rebels had no suspicion of attack,
but regarded the movement as dress pa
rade. General Meigs declares that so well
directed and so well ordered battle has
not taken place during the war.
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The propsistors hold hundreds Of testimeAials
70 the virtues OF Sra JAnRs CLAlKE's FnMALn
PiiLs, but their peculiar nature prevents publios
remedy in use for all those painful and dan
gsrous diseases peculiar TO the female constitu-
ton. In all cases OF nervous and spinal afIeo-
lions, pain m the back aad limbs, heaviness, -
tigue on slight exertion, palptation OF the heart,
lowness Of spirits, mysteries, sick headache,
whites, and all the painful diseases ocoasionsd b.
disordered system, these pills will Affect cure
When all other means have failed. They never
iail to moderate exoesses and 70 remove obstrue-
tons, nom whatever cause. They are purely vee-
etable, and viii not iniure II most delicate ooa-
stitutions. For full particulars get Q pamphlet,
free, Of the agent.
N. b. Ons dollar and six postage stamps e.
closed to any authorized agent viii Insure bottis
by return mail
jon MosSs, sole proprietor, ~ osrtiandt street,
Nov York.
Sold by Pond 4 Morse, Rutland.
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eoAMUHIchTED.J
CONSUMPTION A DURABLE
DISEASE.
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The undersigned having been restored TO health
In a few 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 he viii send a copy of the
prescription used Gree of chargel with the diree-
lions for preparing and using the same, which
they will find sure cure for Consumpt Asth-
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds. &c. The only OBJ
lect OF the advertiser in sending the prescription
is TO benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which he concievee to be invaluable and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy, as it will
cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Pnrties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress REV, EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg, Kings County,
40;d6wSm New YORK
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RkLIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRYAN's PULMONIC WAFKRs.

sRYAS's ruLMoSIc wAYkss
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Gore Throat, Hsarseness
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Relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Bresthipx.
BaYAN's PuLMoKIc wAYsas
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in tho Chest
BRyAE's PuLnoRic wAYYRs
Relieve Incpient Consumption, Lung Diseases.
BRYAS's PuLMoNIc wApERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonxils
BRnAN's PuLMoNIc wAfHu
Relieve the above Complaints in Ten Minutes
BRyAN's PuLMoSrc wArxns
Are a blessing to all classes and constitutions.
jos MosKs, sole proprietor, 81 Cortlandt street,
New York.
For sale by Pond 4 Morse, Rutland, Vt.
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BRANDRRTHps PII,Ls.

Brandreth's Pills are infallible for costivsness,
spasms loss Of appetite, sick headache, giddiness
sense Of bloatng after meals, dizxiness, drowsi-
ness and cranping pains, and all disorders Of the
stomach and bowels.
ONE OF MANY CASES.
" Original letter at 294 Canal Street, New
York:
il &c Cook. publisher Of the State Banner, BEN
nington, Vermont, says He was attacked with
Dyspepsia, and suffered so severely from it, that
not a particle Of food could be swallowed without
occasioning the most uncomfortable sensation in
his stomach. For five years he suffered from this
dreadful complaint, when he used Brandreth's
much, but the second produced a change, and by
the time he had taken six boxes complete cure
was effected. He says: "My dyspepsia was Como,
and my experience Of an early death vanished"
Principal Office, No. zs4 Canal street, New
York.
For sale by all respectable dealers in medicines.
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Proposition for N new Stute Couveu.
SION ga Missouri tabled iM the SEN.
ate - RESOLUTIONS offered by Mr,
Wagner in the House.

Jefferson City, Dec. 2.
In the Senate to-day, an act providing
for the callins of new state convention
was tabled by tie vote, the president vo-
ting in the Affirmative.
In the House, Mr. Wagner offered Sc
res OF resolutions to the following effect:
The abolition of slavery that the in
surgentS lay down or deliver up their arms,
and surrender the forts and arsenals the
people of the south to give up their lead
ers all persons who have taken up arms
against the government shall be incapaci-
tated for holding any federal office; all
other people south 10 be restored to their
ancient rights; that our senators and rep
resentatives be instructed to vote tor an
amendment to the constitution forever pro-
hlblung slaves in the United States.
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Two boat lOmsis of supplies soot In
the fsiChm0nd prisoners,
Fortress Monroe, Dec. ..

Fortress Monroe, Dec. ..
10 Hon Edwin Nj Stanton, Secretary of
War:
Government supplies for our prisoners
are received and forwarded by the rebel
agent,
Supplies furnished by State agency are
also received and-foTwsrded, as also indi-
yidual supplies.
| send two boats iaden , in provisions
to City Point. to-day.
Lsigned,
5. A. MEREDITH.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRooHEs,
COUGHS ANo COLDS.

UUUUHS AN . GUILDS.
A neglected cough, cold, an irritatcd OF sore
throat if allowed to progress, results in serious
Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatc Diseases,
oftentimes incurable. Browns Bronchial Tro-
ehes reach directly the affected parts and give al
most immediate relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma
Catarrh and Consumptive Coughs, the Troohes
are useful. Public Speakers and Singers should
have the Troches to clear and strengthen the
voice. Military officers and soldiers who overtax
the voice, and are exposed TO sudden changes
should use them. Obtain only the genuine.
"Brown's Bronchial Trochos," having proved
Their efficacy by a test of many years. are highly
recommended and prescribed by physicians and
surgeons in the army, and have received testimo-
mails from many eminent men.
Sold by all Druggists and Dealers in medicine
in the United States and most foreign countries at
use per box. noy2S:d&wlm
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vessels OF the Russian Fleet on
their way oWashinton--The head
Of the Statue of Liberty hois ted 10
M piace--Encouragin dispatches
rom Gen hanks.
Washington. Dec. .

4 Washington, Dec. >.
4 Three of the vessels of the Russian
bet are at Piney Point waiting for the
0hers composing the squadron. They
nay arrive here to-day.
wlhe head or browning feature Of the
ItAtle Of freedom was successfully hoisted
b its position on the dome of the capitol
.o-day, amid the cheers of the spectators
below and salute of cannon. The figure
j. made of bronze, is nineteen feet high,
Weighs fifteen thousand pounds, and was
signed by Crawford and cast by Clark
NE.
The following has been received from
GU Banks, dated Brownsville, Texas,
M g.
~ His Excellency, Abraham Lincoln,
President Of the United States:
81 am in occupation of Brazos Island,
|Ewt Isabely and Brownsville. My most
TT guins expectations are more than re-
& BED. Three revolutions have occurred
iMatamoras, affecting the government
The first was adverse to
G Interests of Mexico and the United
tes. Everything is now as favorable
could be desired
(Signed) n Z BANKS,
Major Gen. Commanding.
Ben Stone officially advises Halleck
U1der date of New Orleans, Nov %, of
u reception of the intelligence that
00rpus Christi was in possession of our
hrces, and that Aranses, Texas, was TAX
= BY them on the 18th of November,
sd one hundred prisoners and three guns
|reore CAPTURED.
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8. T-iSeo.-x.
persons OF sedeutary hs bits troubled With weak
ness, lassitude palpitation of the heart lack Of
appetite distress after eating, torpid liver, con-
stipation, &c, deserve to safer, il they viii not
try the celebrate
PLANTATION BIrrERs,
Which are now recommended by the highest med
icai authorities, and warranted to produce an I'M
MEDIATE beneficial effect They are exceedingly
agreeable, perfectly pure, and must superoede All
otker tonics where healthy, gentle stimulant is
required.
They purify, STRENGTHEN and ipyisorats
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote TO change Of water and
dist.
They overeom, effects of dissipation ami late
hours.
They strengthen the system and ..liv.n the
mind.
They prevent nasmatic and intermittent fevers.
They purify the breath and acidity Of the stom-
ach.
They cure dyspepsia and constipation.
They cure siarrhea, cholera and cholera NOR
bus
They cure liver complaint and nsevou. head
ache
They make the weak strong, the languid hrk-
liant, and are exhausted natures great restorer.
They are composed of the celebrated Calisays
Dark, wptergreen, sassafras, roots and herbs, all
served in perfectly pure st. 0roix rum. For par
tculars see circulars and testimonials around each
bottle.
Beware of imposters. Examine every bottle
See that it has ID. s. Barnes signature on our pr-
vate U. 8 stamp over the cork, with plantation
scene, and our firm signature on fine steel plate
engraving on side label Zee that oar bottle is
not reflled with spurious AMI deleterious STUFF
We defy any person TO match the taste or charse-
ter OF our goods. Any person pretending 70 sell
Plantation .Bltters by the gallon or IN bulk Is an
imposter. We sell only in our log Elm bottle
Any person initiating this bottls, or selling any
other material therein, whether called Plantation
Bitters or not, is criminal under the U. S. law,
and Will be 30 prosecuted BY US. &c already have
our eye on two parties re-flling our hotiles &C.,
who will succeed in getting themselves into close
quarters. The demand for brakes Plantation
Bitters from ladies, clergyman, merchants, &C., i,
perfectly incredible. The simple trial Of q bottle
10 the evidence We present Of their worth and SUI
perierity. They arc sold BY all respectable irsg-
gists, grooers, physicians, hotels. saiesns, seaH-
boats and country stores.
P. II. DRAKE D CO.,
seQyS:dAweowsA so Broadway, n. Y.
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DE AT HN.

LITCHFIELD-In Rutland, December lst 1855,
FRANCIS A. LITcnF1ELD, aged 90 years and
months.
KENT-In Troy, N. Y, Oct 2, 1868, of typhoid.
Troy and Boston Railroad, and formerly Of
East Wallingford, Vt.
F0sTER-In Mountholly, Nov. H. Of cankerssh.
CHARLnY PITT Fos1 Err, son OF VIM. w. and Sa-
rah Foster aged years, weeks and days.
DAVlS-In Mendon, Nov. llth, 1868, OF typhoid
fever, SIMON II. DAVIS, aged AZ years.
Mr.. Davis leaves wife, two children, and a
large circle of friends to mourn his loss,
DICKERMAN- October 18th, of typhoid fever.
Mrs Lura, wife of DIR IL Dickerman, of Mt.
Holly, aged IS years.
PINGREY-In Mt.Holly, November 5th, SARAH
JANE wife Of Henry c. Pingrey, aged is years
Thou hast left us, dear Sarah, in sorrow and
tears;
They have smoothed the green turf Ger thy
breast;
Where thou, in the beauty, and bloom Of thy
Art laid down in silence to rest.
There's seat now left vacant, dear rAissine
face,
In the circle around the home hearth;
And the dark wing of sorrow broods Ger the
place.
Once glsddened with innocent mirsh.
Fare thee WE'LL sweetest sister, there's many a
heart
That pines thy dear image to see;
There are fond eyes that wept when they sav.thes
depart,
Still heavy With weeping for thee.
Fare thee well round thy name which long shall
endure,
While the lily and myrtle we twine,
We will pray that our hearts may he ever ~
pure,
And our lives ever lovely as thine.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
WHAT H0RSEMAN

DIR. TOBIAS VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT
Taunton, Mass, May IA, 1858.
DR. Tobias Dear Sir-During IS years that L
have been in the livery business, have used and
sold g eat quantity of the various liniments,
oils, &C. Some two years since, hearing of so
many wonderful cures having been made BY your
Venetian Liniment, tested it's merits, and ii has
given the best satisfaction of anything 1 ever
used.
never sold anything that gives such univer-
sal satisfaction among horsemen. is destined
TO supersede all others.
Yours, truly, 60,
SAMUEL WILDE.
Sold by all druggists. Once Sc Cortlandt ST.,
New York
Price so cents for pint bottles.
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sessels of the Russisn Pleet eff Al
e1aadria-NO General Engagement
between Meade and Lee.
Washington, Dec. 2

washington, Dec. 2.
A despatch from Alexandria says:
-Four vessels of the Russian feet arrived
and anchored off here this afternoon. The
usual salutes we're exchanged.
The trains are making their regular
trips on the Orange and Alexandria rail-
way as far out as Rappahsnnock STATEN.
The road has not been disturbed
Persons from the vicinity of Culpepper
last night bring no definite news from the
army, and they say that no general en-
gagement had taken place up to yesterday
afternoon.
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AeeleY RcpuIsed- LOngstrcet he.
treating.

treating.
Washington, Dec. 2.
The Star has courteously furnished in
vance of its publication, the following
1spatches from authentic sources.
Cumberland Pass, Nov. 80, }
-. lI.50 2. M.
Capt Byrd repulsed Wheeler's attack at
kingston on Wednesday last. Wheeler
Zen retreated towards Knoxville.
hi Tazewell, Tenn, Dec. /, $50 PM.
81 Reports from outposts this evening con-
>nr in establishing the probability that
1pngstreet is retreating from Knoxville
wards Virginia.
nj Tazewell, Tenn, Dec. l--6 ?. Nj.
The report Of scouts sent out from the
adyance cavalry posts indicate that Long
street has commenced to retreat from his
position around Knoxville.
Alarge force of cavalry is now advan-
Gang On Maynardsville, which | think is
the Ranking column of the main body of
lpngstreet or Jones, probably moving off
a The Rutledge road.
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Official returns from ten counties in
Missouri give radical gain over previous
counts Of three thousand one hundred
and ninety one votes.
Eleven hundred Africans, landed on
the south end of Cuba, were seized by the
authorities of that island a short time
since.
-Uhlo nas got up her fifth regiment of
United States colored troops, which has
been ordered to the East, and passed
through Pittsburgh last week.
"A matrimonial intelligence office has
been opened in St. Catherine, Canada. -
Ladies sending in their names or initials
are requested to enclose photograph for
the inspection of those about to make a
choice.
- Chief Engineer IsherTood, on his
cross-examination, admitted that when he
was commissioned as Steam Engineer in
the United States navy, be had never bad
charge Of an engine.
England has replied to Napoleon on
the proposed Congress by asking for more
information on the subjects to be dlscuss-
ed by the Congress. The Pope has as
scented. 1t is supposed that all the prin-
clpal Governments will, before asserting,
desire further information as to the pro-
gramme.
The time of service Of many regi-
ments will soon expire. Secretary Stan
ton will soon issue furloughs for thirty
days, to squads, companies, battallons,
regiments, brigades, divisions or corps
who will re-enllst for three years or dur
ing the war. This will enable our brave
soldiers to visit their families, besides
placing in their possession the fat bouu-
ties which have been literally offered.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Commercial says,-"Edward
Everett, who is here on a visit, is fully
convinced that restoration day" is at
had, when the masses of Southern people
Will rise against Their despotic leaders,
and Will Loyalty pledge their allegiance to
the Union.
--Great preparations for the interna-
tlonal mill between Heeran and Tom
King, on the 9Th of December, were going
on 10 England when the last steamer left.
Heenan is said to be in splendid trim
The last deposit (S500 side) of the
$4,000 was made on the 10th inst, The
betting in London shows Heenan to be IN
mistakably the favorite.
The Richmond Enquirer of the Oath
says; The exchange will probably be re-
newed. 1t turns out that Meredith, sup
posed to be Yankee commissioner for ex.
change, was not the commissioner, but an
agent. The real commissioner Is Gen.
hitchcock. The correspondence of Judge
Ould and Meredith was terminated by an
offensive and sCurrilous letter written by
the latter, which Judge Ould very prop
erly returned. A Jew correspondence has
commenced with Hitchcock.
| John Reardon, President of the New
York "Dead Rabbits was lately arrested
for shooting at a man three times with a
loaded pistol, and fined six cents for the
crime. His judge was the notorious Nc
Gum.
AT an inquest on an emigrant child
IN New York on Monday, facts were pre-
sented showing that il died from starva-
ton on board the ship Cynosure. Twen-
ty-six persons also died on the passage, as
alleged from the same cause. At the
same time evidence is given that the stew
ard OF the ship had provisions to sell to
such OF the emigrsnts as could pay.
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uorgan's whereabouts unknown.

IUIUHIU, DC. :.
The report stating that Morgan has
reached Toronto is very doubtful. If he
is in Canada he is keeping very dark, but
the report is not generally believed.
1t is reported in London that he had
reached Windsor, opposite Detroit.
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TO NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEX
BS.-A reverend gentlemen having been restored
TO health in few days, after undergoing all the
usual routine and irregular expensive modes
treatment, without success, considers Il his sacre
duty to communicate to his afaicted creaturesthe
means Of cure. Hence, on the receipt Of an id
prescription used. Direct 70 DIR. JOHN n.
DA0NAr.I, lss Fulton Street, IT. 4:v
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i'm New York city-nra We act of
Fireman..
New York. Dec.

I. New York, Dec. 2.
osburgh's wire factory, six other large
Pdlngs and four tenement houses son
Zenith avenue, Twenty-ninth and Thir-
streets were burned this morning, by
Zen large number of families were
dered homeless.
etal loss by fire 100000, mostly in
'ulIng the progress of the fire, j.
WA, foreman of Hose Company No.
at the imminent risk of his life, en-
the third story Of a house which was
anes, bravely rescuing a child from
{taln death.
nome i've thousand people witnessed
gallant act.
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is:wlt


ARCHAEOLOGICAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE
Containing nearly 800 pages, and 1870 fine plates
and ensrsvings Of the anatomy Of the sexual or.
iseon self-abuse, its dsplorahle consequence up
on the mind and body, with the authors plan Of
trestment-the only rational and successful mode
Of cure. ~ shown by the report Of cases treated
templating marriage, who entertain doubts Of
their physical condition. Sent free of postage to
any address, on receipt of % cents, in stamps or
postal currency, by addressing DR.. LA OROIX,
No. 81, Maiden Lane, Albany, Y.
octlS:dkv3m
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IME SANITARY FAIR.-The Sanitary
Fair at Boston will open on the evening Of
Monday, December 18th, with an organ
concert on the new "Grand Instrument !"
in Music Hall. This is the only evening
that the organ will be used during the
Fair. No sales will be made from the
table Monday evening or Tuesday morn
ing, but on Tuesday afternoon the sales
will begin. The contributions are already
large and multifarious, as one of the man
ayers writes, We have every thing Civ
en- from the incest needle work to colt I"
The contributions of Boston artists alone,
amounted to thousands of dollars. Our
benevolent Vermont exhibitors should OBJ
serve that the time is short, aud they
should have every. thing in readiness to
send promptly.
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ohm Morgan believed to
be in Virginia.
FIRE IN NEW YORK.
HEROIC EXPLOIT OF A
FIREMAN.
COURT MARTIAL IN CINCINNATI.
Cour, Martial in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati, Dec. ,.
A court martial has been convened III
,is city for the trial Of Gen Brayman.
Capt Hunt was dismissed Yesterday by
rder of the war department.
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TO PARENTS AND TEACH
ERS.

Messrs II Wheeler q 90, 5 and ! Essex street
Boston, are agents for Munger's liquid stating for
BlaokboaIds, and they have q very interesting
variety OF goods, slated with the same material
Their Leaf States are beautiful article and wor-
thy Of notice.
Send for circular. As:wlt
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ada IS not credited here, II is believed
that he went to the Ohio river aud crossed
into Virginia.
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NM CONFESSIONS AND ExpERIENcE OF

AN INVALID. ...
published for the benefit, and as a warning and
caution TO Young Men who suffer from nervous
debility, Premature Decay OF Manhood, etc. sup
plying at the same time, the Means Of Self-Cure.
BY one who has cured himself after being put TO
treat expense and injury through medical hum.
bug and quaekery.
BY enclosing q post-pad addressed envelope,
single copies may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESD,
lwiy Bedford, Kings County,N Y