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o,rcJnasu ma,Ees.-Jyps 90.

FLOUR--Ihe market was rather duiler to-day, and
prices had downward tendency, .hough they mu Al be
regarded as nominsiy unchanged. there not having
Il held q. "a 10 to 81 50
WHIeKY-sales OF 800 brls at 4094O1<c the latter
rate for .gon.
We did not near OF single Transaction The market ID
very dull
daoeERIEs-A moderate Jobblng demand. without
lss.e5, So to 60c aud Cofiee, 30 to 33c.
WHhAT-Ihe market continues dall, and decline Of
&c per lush was established red AID the demand al
me decline Is oniy m'deIate We quote prime red al
81 tB9l O5. Ohio or Indiana white meets with scarce
ly any inquiry, and prices ly nominal at al IS
Several lois Of choice Krntucky white were offered "a
day, VIII eh were held al 81 10, Ou buyers are NOT will
ling to purchase II at be Ter than 35 and prime car
rot be sold abJve 81 30 The safes made public were
500 bnsh prime red at 81 0S, delivered COO do at
81 10, delivered sou do prime Indiana white al
81 IN and 5000 bush private tems,
COkN-The market Iules firm, with y good demand
both from the disters anu Government cont, aclors
and full prices re4z:d. We quote shelled and eaI
at $4,000 10 bulk, and shelied at 66a67c Including
sscss. 1900 bush sgld in bllk at SAC; 50O do
shelled az Csc az canal.
| OAfe-There was an active demand 10 day from the
Government contractors and retailers ana prices ad
yancsa l@2o per Dnsh, me mar ct closing buoyant wt
iutther up-ard tendency. We now quote them 63G
64c In bulk, and "A s75c Including sscgs The sale
na1e public we're 700 bush uew at canal az 62c 500 oc
old do at Ooc and 200 do new In elevator al 63c.
hfE-1he MAJ iket u quiet but the offerings are lisht
and We have no change 10 report in prices. We quote
prime samples at IS g76c on ARRIVAL.
| hAY-We have 40 change to report in the market =
Loose pressed remains dull at SIG O09l7 90 Der ton OF
arrival but tight pressed is in lair request at 500 OOa
| q O0 on arrival, and sg2 O0@23 90 from store,
OhEEsE-rhe demand continues air. uy up to III,
receipts and the ma ket rules hIm At 999ho for West
ern Reserve, the serfor extra large with sales of 25
| bxs at ,hsse figures.
But ER-Ihe market Is unchanged and quiet. W,
quote fair to good 9elc; prime Central Ohio. ig@lss
and Western Reserve, liDl5c.
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New YoRK, June 23.-The following is
copy of q telegram received by Captain Erics
son from the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
dated Washington, June %:
The engagement of the Atlanta was exclu.
siyely with the Weehawken. The former had
a sevel-ipch Brooks's rife ia The bow and
siern pivots, and one ak inch on each side -
She could fight both bow and stern and one side
gun at tine Captain Rodgers engaged at
close quarters. The first fifteen-inch gun shot,
fred by himself, took of the top OF the Allan
ta's pilot house, wounding two out of three pi.
lots. another ffteen-iuch shot struck half way
up the roof, which was iron plated and fouC aud
q half inches thick, killing one and vounding
Oeventeen. TIE Weehswken fred FIVE aud the
Atlanta elk times. The latter got aground ana
surrendered. The Weehawken sustained no
damage Of any sort. The Atlanta had ram
cav aud torpedo Oh her bow, and Vas fitted for
d cruise. She is now at Pors Royal,
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On motion Of Mr.. Douty, sho request ia The
sboYe memorial was accedsd 10. VIA
REPORT fRoM sELnof U,MMIrrhl

REPORT FROM sELE6f U1MMITTkE.
Mr. Buttles, to whom as select committee
Tue same was referred, reported back, with cor
tain amendments, the ordinance empowering
the Columbus Street Railroad Company to con.
struct, maintain and operate street pasalnger
RAILROADS on certain streets, avenues and high
ways in the city of Columbus, and for other
purposes. The amendments reported we're
agreed to, and the ordinance as amended was
read tue second time. On motion of Mr.. Bot.
ties, the rules were then dispensed with and
the ordinance was read the third time, when on
motion of Mr.. Armstrong, iS war laid on the
table, aud ordered to be printed
oRDIEANCEs INTRODUCED AND READ THE FIRST
TIME.
By Mr.. Eberly-Making appropriations for
The fiscal year lS63.64. Rules suspended and
read the second time
BY the same-To grade and pave the cross-
ing on the west side OF High street at Noble
street,
By Mr.. NaShten--To grade aud pave on
Seventh street from North Public lane to John
street.
BY Mr., Jaeger-To grade aud rave ou Third
street aouth Of Sou.h street
By Mr.. HoNa,d--To grade aud pave on
Seventh street
BY Mr., Armaroug--To grade and pave the
crossing en- the east side of High stree; at Long
street.
BY che aams--To grade and pave on Elm
alley.
ORDINANCES READ TaE SECOND TIME
To grade ami pave on South etroet eest OF
Seventh.
To grade and pave on Friend strcet between
Righ and Third tt:ests.
To grade and pave on Noble street from
High TO SciOto street
To regrade and repaVe the south sdo OF Coy
street between High and Third Ptreets.
To grade and pave On North Public lane
west of High street.
To grade and pave on Latham street from
North Public lane 10 John e,reet
TO grade and pave on Neil avenue between
North Public lane and John street.
To grade and pave OH American alley
To grade aud gravel on Third street nOrtt
Of S ate street.
To amend en- ordinance eotislsd "Au ordi-
nance 10 regulate public drpys, passed July 25
1859"
Adjourned.
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Contradictory Reports

BALTIMORE, June 23.-The following is taken
from the American Of this morning; A gentle
man who left Gettysburg at seven O'Clock yes
terday morning informs us there Is no truth in
the telegraphic report from Harrisburg OF 0
rebel advance on that place The neares. ap.
proach of rebel cavalry to Gettysburg vas the
arrival of a email body of scouts at Monterey
ten miles distant, where taey sole few horses
and beat rapid retreat, evidently fearful oi
capture. The only force that has crossed the
Maryland line beyond GFeenoastle has beer
cattle, Of which they have received smsl
eupply.
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From VfckhbuFR.

MGMFHrs, June 81 VIA CAIRO. June 90 The
steamer Luminaty, from Cbickassw Bayou,
with official reports from Grant to the 18th ar
rived 60 day.0 Everything was progressing fine.
ly. The enemy kept up steady fire from
heavy artillery, but accomplished nothing -
Scarcely man was Injured on our side.
Col. Mower, 10 command of Milikens Bend,
made On expedition TO Richmond, La drove
the rebels from that section, burned the town
and brought the women and children to Mill
ken's Bend.
II is stated positively that the rebels carried
black aig, with scul and crossbones, in the
recent attack on Millken's Bend.
Johnston's forces are moving toward Yazoo
City. He will find Grant ready to receive
aim.
The cavalry expedition south OF here, men
| toned yesterday, resuted 10 the loss of Major
Henry aud one hundred men. The main expe-
ditiOn under Col. Misener was successful
The rebels continue to hArrass the railroad
and telegraph between here and Corinth, but
don't accomplish much, as our troops are Watoh-
full.
Official aivices from Grant to noon on the
18th, report some advantages gained by our
fcrces on the 18Th. The siege was progressing
satisfactorily.
Gen. MoClernaud has been removed from he
Command Of the thirteenth army corps by
Gram. GeD. Ord lie assigned to command in
HE place.
Col. Meener hsa destroyed the railroad at
Pamela, aud is on hia way back. No psrticu
lars OF the expedition received.
Rebel cavalry ace threatening the Iiues be
| tween Memphis and Corinth, aud guerrilla art
rowing throughout the country, north OF lbi-
line, enforcing the CONSUMPTION and driving Of
scok.
YousG'a PoINT, June 17th, via CARo, Juoe
23.-The marine brigade under Gen. Elicit
accompanied by Gen. Moore, made recgn-
noisssnce to Richmond, La, on she l6'h, with
tWenty-'h 'hree hundred, d owe thirty Eve hun.
dred rebels out Of the placs, captured thirty
prisoners aud burned the town. Our loss val
slight On the l5;h, at Marion Atk
Eliets's cavalry captured q wagon con
tsiniUg what purpoited to be six bar
res Of -four aud three boxes of goods
but on examination by tho Comm,ssary
it was found 10 contain over half million o
percussion caps, packed in -four. TIE boxes
| coltsined stationary. The whole WAS permit
milted to pass out of Memphis. Documents
we're also found duplicating certain we'll knowI
merchants OF ST. Louis as guilty parties.
LAEER The correspondents from the lines
say all is unusually active. TIE rebels ar,
firing more continuously. N0newS fr m John
SION. Hot work expected.
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S. L. GARDNEa's HOTEL, Gosh: CrOW,-Ths
establishment, KEEP; by our friend Gardner, OF
CosboctoD, Oaio, We regard as en- of the best
hotels aud houses OF entertainment in The
country. Evsrythn abou. the hou'e-the
roome, bedding aOi luinitu,c-!s kept 10 CON-
ple.e, net, and, a. the saying is, in opp'e-pie
order. T4o ,.ble is provided in the most euO-
antlal and ample manner, with generosity
shat the guett, cannot fail 10 appreciate. We
commend G,id0eF's Hotel 10 sll eho may visit
or p,ss through Cosh0ot0p.
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CnIrHAM. MAaa, Jnna 23 --The fahinr

CHATHAM, MASS, June 30 The fishing
schooner Juliet, Of Beverly, Captain Mallows
arrived here this afternoon. She reports that
che spoke the schooner Florence. Of Gloucester
this norning, about forty miles south east Of
Chatham Lights ShJ had on board one hun
dred and fifty prisoners from ths privateer barb
TaCony, which took the Florence yesterday and
bonded her and ordered her to New York with
the prisoners. The TacOuy took aud burued
SIX sGhOones yesterday belonging to Glouces.
ter, and three ships-lhe Saratoga, Paraguay
tnd the othos name unknown.
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missour, s.a,e Conven.Ion

JEFFERSON CRY, Mo, June 90 In the Con-
vention to- day, Gov Gamble, chairman of the
committee on Emancipation, presented the fol-
lowing ordinance from the majority Of the COM
mlttee..
First. That the first sod second clauses OF
the 26lh section of the third article Of the Con-
atitulion be abrogated.
Second. Slavery and involuntary servitude
except for the punshment Of crime, shall
cease 10 exist in Missouri on the 4h day Of
July, 1876, and all slaves wishln the State al
the present time are hereby declared free.
Third. All slaves hereafter brought into the
State, not now belonging to citizens of the
State shall thereupon be free.
Fourth. All slaves removed by consent Of
owners to any seeded State after the passage
of the ordinance OF secession, hereafter brought
into the State BY their owners, shall thereuTon
be free. aa g, bt
Fifth. The General Assembly shall have no
| power to pass laws emanpicsting slaves without
the consent OF their owners. .s,.
| A minority report was also submitted, abro.
eating the game clauses Of the Constitution as
the above, declaring Slavery abolished after
January, 1864; provided their issue be az
prensced TO their former owners until July b.
1876; requiring the Legislature to pses Law.
NobWouh6 koi0WVhe pob"eou salu hppreubiCet
and their masters, to secure them humane treat
ment and necessary education; and providing
against she importation or immigration of any
negroes or mulattoes into tho State. No fur.
ther assessment of slave property shall be col
lected, nor shall the right to service of appren
tees be subjected to taxation. A provision val
also made 80 eubmit the ordinance to vote O
the people at the next August election. tn,
report was made the special order for tomorrow
at,pine O'clock. -.s9 a
The Convention then took up Drake'a resc.
luton for FSster's substitute, providing for th
election Of state Officers BY the people. Mr.
Ceilings moved to amend Foster'e substitute b
requesting Gov. Gamble 10 return his resigna
tion and continue in the discharge of the dusie
day in November, 1864 which, after much dll
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Adjourned.

CAPT. MlTCHENER, eaisor Of the Oaio Demo
crat, at New Philadelphia, who has seen SER
vice in the Army OF the Poonsc, arrived in
the city last evening with a fne, ull company
We believe, Ia ths FIST company which has re-
ported III pTopris pcrsOna az hesdqpartes under
the late call. The TuscarAsas boys have q
way o! ding !hings in earnest that might be
profaby imitsted by the boys Of other cuun-
ties,
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SsW Yo.k 1GcEeG.-Jung 23.
corI0N-More active AID 70 9, better al 6Oa8lt
for middlins uplandf.
FL0UR-lTfe-ulaT and unsettled, and Low grades O.
Western 5@ldc lower ssies at SIS 90G5 20 Tor exlrt
Safe, IS 7oA6 20 for extra Round Hoop Ohio, anC
90 O5S7 10 for traae brands. Market closed iTiegu
lar.
WHIsKY-A shade easier at ~ sdJ441o
WHEAr-0paned quite frn, and closed heavy an
dropping at 81 i7s3l 35 for chicago spring, 81 ESQ
80 for Milwsu &c CLUB, and 81 429l 4s for W,ute
red and Western.
CoHN-Opeued sh de mer. Closed heavy and
tilds loser at 75975h for Western mixed, Including
boat loads sold early Ia he dag :. TIC.
0ATS-Duil ami loser at 75aD7Sc.
PORK Dull aud heavy.
LARD--seady AID In fair demand at 95@I0Kc.
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C.eveland eae aerfkes-Juno %

PLoUR-sales small lot red wheat double extra al
25 Is and white do at So So.
WhEAT-sales 5 cars red on track at 81 % 9 carr
on track and 5000 bush free hoard at 81 24 car
Indiaua white at 81 z71s, and ! car do at 81 30
CoRN-sales2 cars from store at Soc; and $40 busl
from store at Sc.
Otrs-In request at G2Gp63c.
HIGHWINBS-Firm at 42Ko.
EaGs-Ate arriving more freely, and the market II
dull at l2Gsl2hc.
P0TAT0ES-Sale car at 35c.
REoElPTs-9l,6s $50 bush wheat, and cars corn.
LA1iAr.
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Tho Indiana Raih.

CINCIENATI, June 20 The rebels who Cross
ed into Indiana on Sunday have not as yet been
oyertaken. Their exact whereabouts ia un.
known. II was reported they had gone north OF
the Ohio and Mississippi railroad. but this is
not confirmed. The operator st Blooming ton,
Ind, reports an enoampment OF one thousand
citizens with pickets out eight miles from there.
He says they resist the enrniIment.
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MEDICAL men, both AllOpathic and Hon@o-
fa.hic, unanimously concur that the strong al
kali Contained in common Sslelstus s dstri-
mental 10 boSlsh, and paves he way for dis,
ea:o They also CONCUR that Herrick ALIENS
Gold Medal Slla:asus ia the only perfectly
hs.m,cas article in the market which can be
relied upoo. Use Il With cream tlrtar instead
Of soda. Gail on he Grocers for it Their
dcpct IL ll2 Liberty strees, New York,
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cOsslOn, passedA-47 to "a. A aotion to lay
the whole matter on the table Wss loet--4
ayes, 46 nays. A motion to strike out
1864 and insert 1863 was lost--syes "a,
nsys Al Mr.. C0llipgs's substituted was then
adJpted-aycs II, poes29. Adjourned.
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ENROLMENT IN franklin CUUNIY.-The En-
roilment in this county has been Compls.e-,
and all the Ictuyne, with the exception Of a
township o, two. made o COL Wilcox, District
Proves. MAehll.
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ST.. LOUIS, Juuo 23-Gsnerai Blunt lef,
LeaVenwOrsb On Friday lass for Fort Scott, and
will soon take the field IN the Indian Territory,
With an adequate force ior active CffsDsive op
erations. He will fight to achieve depart.
ment and endeayor to reach Texas.
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LOUISVILLE, June 23.-Reports from reliable
sources that Morgan hss recrossed the Cumber'
land, having remained but a short time
on this side. He had four thousand men and
sixteen pieces of srtllery, He was closely
pressed by Col Wilder, l7ih Indiana, COM
mauding brigade Of mounted infsDtry.
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No BETTER PRocF REQUIRED. 1t has not Jet
been publicly denied thit tde Chemical Salera-
tus made by D. B. De Land & Co. is all that
its friends have claimed--tba. is pure aud
wholesome article. This caupot be denied IN
face of the testimony Of chemists and those
best qualified to judge
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPoHwED FoR THE STATESMAN
Last Nights Dispatches.
LebeIs Rs-accunY Ohnmharnburg

EtebeIB He-0ccupY ChnmbeFsbuTg.
HARRnBURo, June %, P.M.-The rebels re-
occupied Chambersburg about ii O'Clock this
morning. Our cavalry pickets are nov FIVE
miles this side of that place.
The troops under Gen. Kneif, which were at
Chamberaburg, have safely fallen back to the
main body. The authorities believe tho rebels
to be In considerable force.
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may19- d&w3mSp

Is IL possible that any Soldier can
be foolish as to leave the city without supply Of
HoLLowAY's olNTMEEr AND PILLS. Whoever
does will deeply regret it, These medicines are the
only certain cure for Bowel Complaints Fsvers Sore,
and scurvy. Only 25 cent, per Box or Pot. 993
june24-d6wlw
IPDealerS In my we'll known aed diclnes can have
Show Cards. Circulars, ETC., sent then, FREE OF EX.
PENsl, by addressing Thomas Holloway, 80 Maiden
Lane, n. Y.
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To Consumptives.

THE ADVERTISER HAVING BEEN RESTORED
a to health in few weeks by very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe lun
aGection and that dread disease, Consumption, is
iOus to make known to his fellow sufferers the OF
cure.
10 all who desire It, he will send copy of the pre-
sCtpton used Gree Of charge), with the directions for
preparing and using the same which they will hnda
SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS etc.
The only object Of the advertiser in sendiDg the Pre-
script is to benefit the afflicted, and spread informs
on which he concelves To be invaluable and he hopes
every sufferer will try his remedy, It will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON, Wilamsburgh,
Kings County, New York.
NAV
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WAsHINoroN, June 23.-W R. Keneastef, OF
Mar.insburg, Va, having been driven from bis
home for Union seDti ents, has been appointed
Collector OF internal Revenue for the third dis
trict oil Virginia.
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state and Local News
Attention, Democrats !

Fhe Democracy of the city Of Columbus are
requested to meet al the City Hall, on Wedues-
day evening, Juro 24h, NJ 8 o'oiock, for The pnr'
pose Of forming Demooratic Cub.
b. nriCr.
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THE DISEASES OF ERROR,
lies Maladies dEyyeur.)

(Les MatGdies dEyreuT.)
l. John 3. Ogden, NJ. d. author and pu blsher Of the
above work, do hereby promise and agree to lend Gree
Of CHARGE to any young who will write for It, q
sample copy for peruaal The proper study Of man
kind MAN This valuable work is issued and sent forth
for the benefit Of suffering humanity 1t treats in sim
pie language the diseases Of error including Seminal
Weaknes' Nervous Debility, Indigestion, Melancholy,
Insanity Wasting Decay, Impotency, etc. eo.-slving
safe, speedy and eecual prescriptions for their per-
cure together with much valuable information.
All who favor with desire to read my work shall
receive sample copy by return mail free Of charge.
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GENERAL CARslNGr1N ielC tho gity o. Monday
for Camp Cleveland, 1u,r3 be viii gfgaoz end
drill the forces ordered TO 5baJ poi1..
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PRESENTATION cB PETIrIoNa

BS Mr.. Jaeger-A petition from Bsrtli.t &
Smith, G w. Sbspley aud Cthers, ths owners
Of lots in ChapmsB's addition to the cilyof Co.
lumbus, representing that said addition h1s been
brought into the city recently, but no ordnance
has been enacted, authorizing the opening OF
the st. eets aud alleys ineaid addition, oad that
the eonvenienoes and necessities Of said 10.
owners require that eaid streets and alleys be
opened, and asking for the plesageof an ordi-
nance declaring the said siTeeLs AID sTTeys in
said addition to bepublic streets and alleys, and
directing that the same be opened. Referred
to the committee on Highways
Mr.. Douty presented the following memo.
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REoRUITINe for the colorcd 0Jio regiment ia
progressing rapidly. Applications or official
positions in il are numerous apd pressing.
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BALrIMoRE, Jlns 20 3-Very little business
doing. Coiored iaboFers are being taken 10
cork on the Qualifications
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REvooAroN General Burnside has yevoked
the order establishing martial iaT H. Day ytOa
aud Montgomery county.
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OE shoES Contemplating TAGrri@ss.
TGE underSIgned will siVs Information on & very ~
terestis5 and inpOTtGat subject which will be vslu.
ed oro than thousand tinssin cost By every married
conElc Of any ago or condition In life The information
will be sent by msi 10 any addro OF the receipt cf II
csntS (sl0sr) and ons red stamp.
All letters should be addressed TO
h y, NORRIS, n D.
uof3l- -iYStsNdkR Bch,dn, maas
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SECRETARY CHA-E, in private let,ef 10 per-
oln III lbi. city, s,ys he will yisit Columbus
ABOUT the 2 o, Jaly
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Removed from his old office.
Dr.. A. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, rear High st.,
Columbus, o. has devoted himself for series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases. He may b
consulted at bis once Oh pvcadvsy, nesr tns sSchsngt
Bank
janl9iH
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Now Yotk s,ocr maYk6i.-yups ea

Stocks active and higher. Chicago and Rock Island
81; Chicago and Northwestern 3ON pittsbnrg, Fo,t
Wayne and Chicago 81; Alton and Terre Hauts ASK;
Gtlens and Chicago 96; olevelandand Pittsburg s4,s
illinois Oeotral scrip l03h; Michisan Southern puar
anteed llsh; Michigan Southern 7izS Erie 95x: dc
pd 1888; Harlen a2i Reading 5; Quicksilver Co 4lH
Pittslvrg Ft. Wayne aud Chicago 10a illinois wal
lO4. A--~
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THE CONFESSIONS & EXPERIENCE
Z ~ " a. GT ID .

Z ~ " a b Z I'D
Published for The benefit, and az warning and
A CAUTION TO YOUNG MEN
who suffer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay OF
Manhood, etc, supplying at the same time,
THE MEANS OF SELF CURE,
By who has cured himself after being put 10 great
expense and injury through medical humbug and qusck
cry.
By inclosing a postpaid addressed envelope, single
copies may be had OF the suthor.
NATaANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq,
Bedford, Kings County, N. Y.
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