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Legal NOTICE.
tate Of Iowa, Wapello county. srssa1.-
~ Petition for Dover, In the County Court,

State OF Iowa, Wapello county. sesf .l.--sss
-ia Petition for Dover, In the County Ceurt
Margaret wilson, plaintiff, VS. '7'1ssr.as
Smmeon Wilson, Barrett Wilson, Blsy wilson,
Charles Wilson, Henry o. Wilson, Ira Wilson, Lucy
Wilson, Roxanna Skinner, William Skinner, De.
PENDANTS: -'t+a
70 said defendants you and each Of you are here
by moi q ell thatthere Is file In the Nee Of
plaintig, Margaret Wilson, claiming dover IS the
widow OF David Wilson, late Of said county, deceas
ed, in the lands owned by said Wilson at the time
of his decase, to wit: the one-third In value In fee
Simple of Il NV Il, Sec 36, T %, R14w. 3 Aiso
EN-, Sc a Sec 49, T72, NK14W. And asking In
said petition that the same be admessured and sett
of to her according to law, that said cause will
be heard by the County Court at the June Term there
Of 1864, at office In Cttumwa, when and where you
can appear and make defense thereto.
- - efSAf Aee n T.. BIGHAM, County Judge.
q Publish fosr weeks in w ekly Ottumwa Courier.
T. BlGHAM, County Judge.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
s.ss.-.. - - -. - -

In the County Court, June Term, 1894.
To ohm GrIggs, David Griess, Horatio Ghegs, Ann
butson. VIM =. d. sGrisU, Eaton GriRgs, Wash.
ington Griggs, Matthew Grigys, Mark Grlggs, vii.
liam. GrigRs, -Ann- GrigRs. Susan Lynch and -
Lynch, the husbandof said Susan and all the heirs
Of Seth Griggs, late OF Wapslo county, deceased,
are hereby notified that there 10 on Ale in The
Office Of the County Judge Of said county 10 be heard
onithe first Monday Of June 1864, ~ II o'clesk A.
NJ in said Court, the petition OF HorAto 0riggs, -
OF Lot No. L. in Block No. Z, In the town Of gency
City, to pay the Indebtedness Of said estate. And
unless you appear atmy ONCE At the time above
named and,make defense thereto, the praysr~oftaid
petition VIII be granted and said real estate sold
pay the debts of said estate.
I. r. BtGHAM, County Judge..
Publish four weeks In Weekly Ottumw Courier J.
April ri, 1S644w T. BIGHAM, County Judge
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Legal NOTICE.
tate of VIM. NJ. Baker. Administrators Sale Of

Real estate. ~ aif t7f ~ 1886 III afEb
Notice Is hereby given that in pursuance Of an or.
this day made. The undersigned Administrator OF
the estate Of William N. Baker, late OF said county.
deceased will on the 2StA day Of April 1854 between
the hours OF 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and4 O'Clock p N,
commencing at IL O'clock, A. ~. sell at public auc.
ton all the interest said deceased at the late resi-
dence feaid decreased, in the towpship Of Compe-
lowing Described real estate thirty one acres OF Of
the west side ofthe north half northwsst suast<r OF
section No q, In Township 70 range IS rest aso the
"a, In the county of Story; also 1--we scres In the
southwest half Of section No township seyenty-
four, range thirteen vest In Ksokuk county siss
town Of N artinsburgh. Keokuk county, Iowa. One
third Of the purchase money cash In hand and the
balance in six and nine months from the day OF sale.
G. BARBOUR, Admfnistrator.
s4&h4st.t n Estate OF w. M. BAKER Deed.
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Brick Pomeroy, ofthe Ii Crosse (Wis)
Democrat, urging the adoption of the cash
principle upon his brothar editors, gsts o #
the following: t g .e.n- -
He is a poor patron Of any place or en-
terprise who never pays Such patronage
wears credit thread bare Ifaman is good.
he can pay to-day as we'll as morrow.
II he is not g,o1, YOU lose money by 'trus-
ting HIM II c,sts more to- collect little
bills than they are wjrth; men think to
themselves, SIT is but little Il owe the
editor, he surely don't want or need thar
And as men think alike about paying such
little debts the editor is always in hard
luck: Others say. 's1Oh, I ply for nay
paper in political influencew Who made the
political influence but the very editor they
sponge upon! Another man is a friend of
The editor and thus wants paper for no.
thing. And so he eats up the profit, Of a
half dozen papers. aaar-o h7a S4oe4i
No class of men In the world - do as
much work for nothing, as editors. The y
must puff this and that-must publish
weddm and deaths must call all public
meetings-must attend to school and
church interests-rnust give to charity--pav
taxes-be cursed more than other people
trust more men, have more poor debts
than any other business men in the com
munity. ss.H' 'isEa~p J ESl@ eiaa}efsgs'
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r ABOft-SNVTNG MACHINES
AFARMERs-KEAD THIS,


The uDdersirred would announce to the farmers Of
iowa that he stl continues the Agency for the fol-
lowing valuable laborsaying machines: a.
/ Fffts' or 10 horss Threading Ndchihes, ~
7ne'Impsoeed C,opsr Kuiler,"
BdSfs' Cossbf, ed Pepper and Moscer, 10
+ oods'tSealE Rakets Woods Moscer, and the Ea-
cetsscr S. sRa1sne o. Dropping Reaper and Mow-
err ComJaasd.
All these machines warrant to be ma le of 90 cd
materials and to do thtir work WELL. have used
on my own farm, and am therefore personally ac-
quainted with all except the last mentioned for
which have just secured the Agency, and have
every N for confidence in itsabil ty 10 perform
what IL promises As The manufactures frequent
~ unable to supply the increasing demand, 1t would
be well for those Wasting machines for the ensuing
season, to let know atther earliest convenience,
that may secure them.
Afte, April LIST ell July lat expect to travel the
line of the b. NJ. X. Railroad, being Monday at
home, ~ ottemwa from noon of each Tuesday till
Wednesday noon; at Mt. Pleasant on Thur sday ;at
Bur ingt on OF Frfaays nd at Fairfield Saturdays
at which times Evil be happy to my custom ers.
inquiries by mail wi&i receive prompt attention.
Address, VIM. ELLIOTT,
Mar. "a. S6f4w 'A Birma PhanI, Iowa.
N- Also, agent for the sale Of Horse Hay Rakes
and I'll e Buckeye Cider Mills.
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. LEGAL NOTICE.

To Oni Il. Rickett and Richard s. K. Rickett--
You are hereby notified that the petition Of SAM.
uei Dorr as Administrator of the est ate of John IT.
Rickett deceased is file in the Office or
County Judge CT wapeEo county, Iowa, in which
said petition asks the County Court OF said county
for order to sell the following described real ss
tate in said county belonging to he estate OF said
deceased, to wiz The north half Of the west half OF
the southwest quarter of section thirty-fve town.
chip q range 13 said petition win he heard at the
July Term, 1854 Of said Court. Now unless you an.
pear on or before noon of the second day Of said
Tsrm of said Court TO he commenced on the hrst
Monday Of July, 1854, and make defense 70 said PEE
titon default will be takea and al order Of sale
granted pray ed FOR. MI wILLIAMs
April n, fSGf4w Atty for petitioner.
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st. Lonis nitary F,ir.

ST.. Lofts, April 24.--The Committee on
Pdblcation Of the Mississippi Valley San.
itary Fair, which is to- be openedin this
city on the 18th Of May nexes have issued
the following address. and most earnestly
request that the editors orjournalS through
out the country will give it a place in their
columns. Themoble mission of this great
festival shall be md known to every ham
let in the land. and the success of the fair
shall be commensurate with,the sacredness Of
our cause and e greatness OF iteration:
Friends Of the Union:-O,r gallant sol
diers have wrested an empire. from the grasp
oftreason. They have planted the banner
Of the Republic upon the capitols Of many
States; they have opened the Mississippi
and enabled its waters, unenvir,ped by reb
el blockade, to n w freely t,the oce,n IN
their heroisn and ,esiStlezs bravery which
on many bloody fields has cloven down the
hopes of the rebellion we have the assured
restoration Of nationa'unity anil public tran
guilty. An Imperfect n4sti,n c,nnot fr-
get It's preservcrs A free people will not
neglect the defenders Of its liberty. Re
pnhlics have been proverh;al for inyratituie.
Ours must he free from this kissing reproach
Our Government, th5u.h proyiiing for its
armies with liberality u,precle tied in, the
history, Of other Countries, ifnnt authorized
to supply many comforts which sick and
wounded soldiers neel Thnnsands Of ou-
BRAY. defenders are now lying III in camp
and hospital.
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Gen. Totten, Ghiet Engineer of
the us. "A. died yesterday evening,
in about an hour satter the Senate
had confirmed his nomination as Ma.
jor General by brevet, title confer.
red in complimant for bis. long SER
viceesns-, .aew ssssi~is ,Ss 4, psrs.,~.,
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CIGEL UALL--I'his institution has
~ been closed In consequence of John zwisler's
removal to Burlington. Whoever now wishes TO see
John zVislsr will ind him al the s.yit.gs.
"PEOPLE'S GARDEN"
opposite Hendrie's Foundry, near the Railroad De-
pot, Burlingto "a When you visit Burlington call AND
see John. He 10 pleasantly situated, has Ten Pin
Alley, Beer Garden, and Refreshments ssloen q, &c.
Cali On Nm. Msv. 10, 1esf
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ruyo ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OF ROTH SEXES !

VlO NERvOUssUFPERERs OF BOTH SEXES
II A Reverend Gentleman ha wing been restored
TO health In few days, after undergoing all the usu-
ri routine and irregular expensive modes of treat
ment, without success, considers IL bis sacred duty
TO communicated his afflicted fellow creatures the
MEANS or CURE. Hence, on the, .pceipt of an ad.
dressed envelopes, he win send (free) = copy OF the
prescri ption used. Direct to r
Or. J0HNN. DAeHALL, lee Fulton st. Brsetiyn NY
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a CENTS wANTED-To sell by

IAsubscription n excellent, illustrated and low
priced history otthe Rebellion. II is in both Eng
lish and Ger man. Also several other beautifully
illustrated, Interesting and valuable family works
Also for Pedlers and Agents great variety of Pic
lures, BATH Sc enes, Portraits Of eminent Generals
and Civilians, ems for the Album, &C., together
with large assortment of Stationary Packages. =
,Th csc goo DIS sell well. ,s
For Circulars. with terms, address, ~
sallI @ gt .Lce HENRY HOWE,
III Main Street, Cincinnati.
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Boston is tho headquarters for the sale
OF mining stocks, and there are one hun.
daed and fifty different companies now on
the market having Offices in that e'ty::":- =
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when our men returned to the field Of bat
tie and TINS ended this fearful and bloody
struggle for thssconHof of western. Louis
lana. ~ ~ 80 "a
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IEcAL NOTICES.
LEGAL NOTICE.

State OF Iowa, In the County Court Of said
wapello county. 5ns county.
Tothe Heirs Of Andrew Major. late Of said seuny,
deed, and al whom IL may .concern.
Notice Is hereby Owen that on the nrst Monday o.:
April 1864, there was produced, op ened and read in
open cont an Instrument In writing purportlng to-
bethe last Will and Testament Of Andrew Maj =.
deceased, and that the hrst Monday In June, 1854,
atl O'Clock. p. M, 10 .es for proving the same In
said Court, at which time and all persons inter-
ested may appear at my ONCE and show cause Why
said Wi1should or should not be proven and estAb.
lished by said Court. 7. Bl0HAM,
Judge OF sid County Court.
Publish four weeks In the Weekly OHumwa Cour-
ier,f g fN& = It. BIGHAN.JuSee
April &c, 1s64-s.1s 4w
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United states 10 10 Bonds.

The prospect now il that, the new loan Of
two hundred millions will speedily be taken
Capitalists are becoming better satisfied,
day by day, that no better security can be
found in any quarter, einvite special at
iention to the following particulars in regard
to, these new 1910 Bonds IN, A. 5..a.t- ..-t p.
list They are entirely exempt from tax.
alton by or Under any state or municipal suz
'thorty. This fact enhances their value full
ly, two per cent. a d. y-@.e 81
/, ID They are reieemable only in coin.
and the interest, five per cent, is also pay :.
able in COIN s'aal :" "'a wa bee -
, Sd. Subscribers will receive either reg
istered or coupon bonds as they prefer.
Attn. At, the present rate Of premium on
g Id, they pay an interest Of over eight per
cent per annum in currency.
9Th. While all other what are called
first class stocks are only secured by private
or corporate capital. these bonds have as a
basis Of safety the whole private, corporate,
and public property of the country. '
9Th. All duties on i'm ,orts are made
payable in coin, in order u provide the
means to, meet the interest promptly on
these and other Government bonds.
Those who intend to invest money IN
these new bonds should ac. promptly, as
there's no longer doubt as to their being
taken at an early day. Oar advertising col
umns will show which Of the National Banks
are specially authorized to receive subscrp
tons. A word to the wise is suffi.ent
|-Ladepcndent :
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uMARRIED-Apri 2sth, at the res idence Of
Dir. Morris sower, by Rev. j. NJ McElroy, Mr..
NICHOLAS BAKER aud Miss LOUISA MAYER.
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NEwBaRN, April % Reports from
Plymouth have it, that our flag still
floats over the Notifications in that
place, although the enemy has possess
sion of the town and river. 1t is sta
tad that Gem. Wetzel rereated with
his force into the Notifications with 10
days rations. This report appears to
be believed. On arrival of the gun.
boats, we STALL be able 10 ascertain
the facts,
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Washington and Newbern1 are
much more strongly fortified than
Plymoutl, and with few more reg
iment and gunboats, which are said
to be on their way, they can be
held against all the force Of the
rebels.
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AominlstratOr's Notice.

THE UNDE RsIGNEp, HAVING QUALlt.Ep
- Adr..r..t-.....- au .l.. f-a,feos llau ffiEs
tFis i % eve 90. ea ~ all pers1n- ~ c.ftis
against ssst Estl.e fa ,-sart t-ata s'aita lf le
prescribed hy ifa Hr -f'y SO - lnrH fsFrs,i =
10 coma o. -rlr,i afli falre fsFu..a., ar tle.r
Comm. v1li l., Hisal Ia t7r haafs al as saF lsr
e.lIe~fer CHRISTIAN KRIE0,
Adm.rlstrasor Of th5 estate Q, Jao kUsg, deo'i.
ap io-lWs
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Of the war for their subjugation. Their
action in regard to the Presidential con-
test viii depend upon the events of
the next few months If Grant is emf
nently successful in Virginia, opposition
TO the Baltimore nominee viii be but
nominal II unsuccessful, desire for
q change Of policy may render the op-
position formidable. At least, such is
my view of the matter
A more brilliant assembly Of the
elite Of the city than attended the eles-
sing reception Of Speaker Colfax last
night, has been rarely witnessed. Mr.
Colfax is much admired in private as
well as public circles, and time only
adds to his popularity. His receptions
have been more generally attended
than those of any other leading gentle
man, his afabihty making all feel "at
home"
The closing reception at the Presi-
dental Mansion is announced for Tues
day evening next These "straws" in
dicate the ,oaiirng of the gay season
in Washington. Mr. and Mrs Lincoln
attended FORESTS representation Of
King Lear, at Ford's Theatre last night
and were greeted with applause upon
their entrance into the building For
rest is having an immense run at Ford S,
and Notwithstanding the great capacity
Of the building, and the great number
of places of amusement open in the
city, crowds are turned away nightly
for want of even standing room.
TENNESSEE
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OFFIoE CHIEF OF POLICE,

Nashville, Tenn, March 2Sth, 1884.
II accordance with Special Order No rs,
dated March END, it ID hereby ordered:
l. That occupants of Stores, Restaurants
and Dwelling Houses, will be required 10
clean their yards and cellars, and have the
sTal removed, within forty-eight hours
from the date of this order. No garbage or
dirt Of any kind will be allowed to aeou-
mulate on any premises within the city
limits.
II. All dirt 10 be removed in barrels and
boxes from the back yards and alleys by
the persons occupying the same. No rub
bish viii be allowed TO remain more than
tyenty-four hours without bong removed
III. Ofal, the accumulation Of Restau-
rants, must be removed by the occupants
each day, Sundays exceptedl before 10
An. Al ashes and rubbish will DO set IN
barrels on the side walk before 10 "A. M.
| each day.
~. Hereafter occupants Of Stores and
Houses will be required to have he rear Of
their premises clean, and the side walk
swept before A. NJ. each day.
Y. ANY violation Of the above Order will
| be punished by fine Of Five Dollars, ISL
to be collected by the Provost Marshal.
VI. As cleanliness is one of the first re-
| ouisitss to heslth, it ia hoped the citizens
| will do ell in their power to assist IN re-
moving one Of the first causes Of disease.
| As soon 90 q sufficient number Of carts can
be procured, notice will be given, and the
| dirt and rubbish removed without cost to
/ citizens.
| VII. As It is my intention to remove ali
! filth from the city proper, whether in the
shape of dirt, rubbish, or dead animals ;
| any information that would facilitate the
| above-will be thankfully received and i'm
mediate action taken in the premises.
WK. D. CHANBsRLAIE,
1 Capt. and Chief Of City Police.
sp2-Im
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DIR. KINGS
Dis pens airy
FOR
PRIVATB DISEASES.

-, DR. KING, formerly Of New York, for
Es--ssa last four years Of Louisville, Ky, Who
rs devoted h. attention 70 the trotfaent d pIi
yste diseases for 90 years, f-1ters himself, having
attended % a practice for so naay ears, and cured
80 many thousands he Is enabled - cure al diseases
Of private nature, no matter nov lad they may be-
from injudicous medical treatment OF from neglect
Of their own. Dr. Kings DisPensaTy ls No =
Deade-ick street. between Cherry and the Square,
second story, where ho cures al diseases Of pr
vato nature.
tionorrhofa cured without uaussoUs medicines OF
interference with business.
Structures Of Old or recent date effectCRlly Ctr0u
in q fsw days, by an operation wh.uh CAUSES ne
rain Where a structure exists health cannot b.
enjoyed. Perhaps no disease causes more mischief
ami undermineH the health 20 much
syphilis with all the diseases Of the skin, grow
NJ out Of neglect or bad treatment can be eliecCa-
ally cured u q few days.
SF1gIxAL WEAEEEss--partieulgr attention having
hsen given % TINS disease, ami Cd the consequences
growing out of II, brought on many cases - the
destructive habits Of nc0n-iierate youth, and ez-
cessive indulgence Of the passions, q uegiect q
which vii! undermine the Constitution, rendering
the subject un6t for business q ale4e-y snd cd,-
lux prs mature Old age
Females who u;ay be- lsIcuug with any difficulty
a. the Womb uay res. lu.at q Immediate re-
lief.
Persons residing abroad, BY wul1g End stslng
their case with fee eu-lG-e1 d.-sc. tOiDF. 4. hng
No % DeadeTick street, Nashville, Tenn, WI have
the Necessary uea!.c.E-- cent % she,r address.
Office hours from o'clock Tu tbs m5ruing tiatl 2
in he sven'Eg. Apr7-dSEiY
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scr No G--FHs ADVENTURES o. A CoEscRIPE.
no. Ea, drsai gOOdi As paeriOt, if drafted,
>. fSseeiye a letter which tells the agOnizing
fs9-Tm drafted.
stlbst tute.
= Who utterins quaok, is rejected By tue
iuFulted sargeon.
s. feel my country calls farewell. my love
20 where glory vGita ms
d ! hercely charge the foe, snd do fearful
cR-naee-
s Am cont with dispatches, peTiioua duty.
2. Attacked BY : baDd Of gcriiss. crJ,
Come on ye t-F-r-Taitors -
le. J dlsSOnft them snd bear on the head o.
II. Gelvor desnstches, rave the army ana
am made q bSlgrsdier general.
L. And thus relieved from 81 future Gsngers
IN the dsid, I Grown nay glory With low.
These $40 sets are The best oesigled ana hsud-
soonest cnloTe1 Cards ever pabJlshed, besides ha;ng
the funniest IN the market
SEr No. s.-TFr Saws Is 1858.
No. I. In the cotton field.
2 Tie Christmas week.
3. The sale.
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G. Blow for blow.
7. In the swamp.
& Free
8 re Uujon linest
! n. Make way Tor Liberty.
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! T. BE died FOR vcteryi
In ordering the number q the set Is only nesee-
sarv e mention For insisDce, No. I. OF ), OF All
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Price, 30 Gents each Set,
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Hix dozen 81, las-orteds u pTeierrec,l
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One Gross. lassoTted, Il preferred, freight
| pad ~ cuyPTs-...........-.-.- 50 -
Army Agents, Suffers aud Pednrs, Il they prefer
L, may send theiT orders and mooney through any
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Goods on delivery a the Gflcs Of tho company
here NesFauaea and otherr Ia permanent locaity
VII sa1sd money Cor small orders; large orders, i
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Western Agent
Mar Il--2m No. Io7 Man ssrest Cias.nnaA, o.
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$1,000. s.ss
EEGRAvINGs, beautifully colored, of our
moot distinguished officers and men, of
Fruits and Flowers, of Bride, of Hunting
and Fishing, Landscapes, of Clipper
Ships, of the Soldier Returning from the
War, of the Soldier going to the War;
also, Humorous and Comic Scenes Of all
kinds, from 10 cents each TO s..
PHOTOGRAPHS OF OFFICERS, and dIf-
ferent subjects, Humorous and Comic,
from S. to $50 per hundred-l2c. to SOC.
each.
PRIZE STATIONERY of the very best il
the market.
SOLDIERS CERTIFICATE in 6ve colors,
representing Cavalry, Infantry, etc. The
Certificate is enclosed in & stout paste
board tube. Size Is y l7-besutifuliy ex-
ecuted. Doc.
MEDALS Of oil kinds,
SONG BOOKS,
NOVELS,
CARDS,
NEWSPAPERS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
PENCILS,
INK,
&C., &C., &c.
Agent for the New England Valentine
! Manufacturing Company.
Orders for ell kinds Of goods II my line
! promptly filed, on receipt Of the money,
| without extrs charge.
GEO. ?. JENKINS,
l07 Main Street,
Ian Is-3m Cincinnati.
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O. Cherry street,
PrlTate on Tenereal DIseases


OF su forms snd stages, speedily cured and effect
u.liy eTadicatod nCn the system. Recent cases
cured IN a few days
It would appear needless here 20 add the impor
tsnce OF niPping the evil in les bud, but, hnt
10 the wise may be sufficient, not only 70 save
themselves nom misery, but 70 shield their OF
spring from shame and ruin.
How oftan is 10 the case we Gee gentlemen drenct
themselves with advertised uOst-uus. After mGeE
los4-in pocket snd health they arc finally forced q
sppiy to some snlfd physician % oe cured tol
at5n6 can thesediseases be cured properly and ef
fsc.ually wheuthe habits and constitutional idlosyn
cr-aies are known 70 the doctor WhO pre=c1pes
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ted with these diseases can hsVe the strictest pu-
vacy.
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describing the most prominent symptoms, bat IN
al difficult cases, personal examination VII he
necessary.
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