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AUCTION SALES.
rUruaE DAYS.
N.Y., o. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.
TRusrEEs SALE OF VALUABLE BuILDIHe

In execution of . dee,es Of the Supreme oouct q
Il s; x. ssass Of If R.ssss :.
ne T,s ias sas,. sse .aSseIi.sI, :. rIsssss, q.
:sis.s ea AP NON PAT E +: ~ Il is!:. 4;
s,s g :,,.:s, ,sss On street
fsssrvatiop on the south de Of Ppgssns,lSsDis ave-
ngs, .pd rgpniss b.ek l1 feet.
near its intsrssIsios With pssnsiYaOia 0h avenue.
asdIunnns ssek .sout is1 feet; With the improve:
te: no. Is: fron,ing on 18th street 50 feet, and
All Ia: part Of Lot No. Is, .d,oinias Lot No.
g t.gatsr sa lsth tree. s. fs,s inches, and run
..sly q shs fs.E of ts.s part q Los No: .: l:st
p.rt Of Lot No IS, and Lot No. isNshs said
81 Lot No. il being 81 feet inches By Is feet .
This eperty is in An agreeable Apd improving
s oes.ss Gs fns f for residesess o. the A''n"'
The Lots viii be subdividsd. if desired, to salt
purchasers.
On the following day, TU EsDAY. the 18th day Of
Subscriber viii ,e.l. at the Auction Rooms OF Jas
assIs . .,s sIGsa 81 e. f0ll0"
Ls,s fss II al saa r asfss and i0s
..s a ssa III has .s9:.s: il
o.sssi ssssf; .i.:s a: sss.s:s
18Th and 14th streets east
ssT:ss s':'a:
per of 18th street east.
Ing @ on ss:t o.pi.ol and south 4 streets. between
,sh ana ls'h streets sire east 60 s.r. II, ,,;n .. FL.
corner of south G and 18th strsets east.
Many of these are corner Lots, situated on the
widest streets. on high ground. &c.
The terms of sxle prescribed by the decree are as
follows: One third of the purchase mousy to be
paid in cash, and residue In Two equal INSTALL
fnents at six and twelve months from the tay Of
sale nth interest to be secured By approved notes
or bonds.
The Trustee reserves the right to resell any pof.
not complied with within ten days from the day Of
sale at the risk of the defaulting purchaser. on
ten days notice in the National Intslligencer.
{ Conyeyanees and stamps st the cost Of the pur-
chaser A. b hA6NEH, Trustee.
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Mrs ELIZA ANN DUANE. Guardian.
je E-eod&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aacts.
TRUsTEE's sALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
MARY LAND AYENU1, BETWEEN STH AND

TRUSTEES sALE OF HOUSE AND LOT ON
MARY LAND AVENUE, BETWEEN STH AND
9Th STREETS KAST.
ByyiItue Of deed of tru,t, dated on the 18th day
OF October, A. D., 1856, to Charles Walis N and
John c. Q. Hamilton, trustees Of the franklin
Building Association of Washington city, D. G.,
ard recorded IL in L. Libsr J. A. g. No, 10. foiiss g.,
eoupty, D. c., ind, by virtue Of decree passed by
the Supreme Court of the District Of Colu in
ehancery, in cause No. e5, Wherein Harry Barron,
ct al, in behalf of said Franklin Buildin 9
Association, were oomplainants, and Charles s..
Wailsch, ct. al. were dsfs ndsnts. I was sub;
q the said Charles 8. wsiIsch. Il. sui surviving
trustee under said deed of trust; shall
proceed 10 sell, a. public auction in front of the
HIsmis.s. pre- stsiI O'Clock P. m en- MONDAY, the
vision Of square No. el5 in the city of Washington,
d. O., improved by q good two story Frame ID vel
ling House. The property fronts ON Maryland
avenue. between Sth and 9Th streets east.
Terms: One half cash: the residue iu six months,
the deferred payment to be secured by q deed Of
trust on the premises IF the terms of sale not
fully complied with within ave days from day of
Esle the trustee will resell at the risk andcost ofthe
defaulting purchaser, one weeks notice in the
Evening Star. Conveyancius and stamps at the
HC. sPALDING Trustee.
Cd A,,%
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FROM THE FRONT,

Operations of Friday-A Rebel Charge On
Stannard's Lines-The Storming Party
AnnihiIated-GeneraI Wright Destroys
Five Miles Of the w eldon Railroad.
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In rehearsal, The Grand Romance of the Military
THREE GUARDSMEN.
Also, the Comic Pantomime of the MAGIC TRUM
PET, for which the talented Pantomi nists, the
FOSTER BROTHERS, are engaged.
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THE ENTIRE MAMMOTH TROUPE
IMAM
IMMENSE BILL OF NOVELTIES
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Extensive Preparatons are in Progress for the
coming Fourth of July, when Two Splendid Per
formanees will be given-Afternoon at 2. and ght
at 6. Grand Display of Fireworks will take place
in Front of the Han in the Evening.
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conspiracy OF peace-makers, there cannot be a
shadow OF doubt. 1t extends over the North
as well as the South. It's influence is seen and
ielt IN every city, town and hamlet throughout
Ine land, with its headquarters in CdnGdd,
stimulated and encouraged by the three Pres
luentlal factions in the Republican ranks,
Wnlch appears have paralyzed the whole party.
The conspirators have taken advantage OF
this silence and apathy of the Republicans,
who have hitherto professed to be supporters
OF the war, and have not failed to add to their
ranks the weak, the timid and cowardly OF the
Republican party as well as of the Democratic
party. Within the last two days, however, the
Republicans have been somewhat reused from
their lethargy by the recent successes OF MAJ.
Gen. Sherman. Nothing, for aught that can
discover, will save the Union and its Govern
ment, but the successes OF Grant, onerman,
Farragut and Sheridan.
These successes may rouse the people and
preserve our country; but nothing else, from
present appearances, will save it from the dam
ger with which it is threatened. The perils of
the Union were never greater than at the pres
ent moment.
The conspirators have secret associations,
whose members are scattered over the land,
using every means in their power to alarm and
frighten the Ignorant and timid. They are also
distributed throughout the armies and navy of
- SA.ApSN OtoOOS, anu cAcIGluS dll tntlf pow
ers to induce those who have the privilege of
voting to cast their votes for Mcclellan, who
Is represented to be popular with the rank and
file. At a future day may present facts
which will substantiate all l have said in re-
gard to this dangerous conspiracy and their
convention and candidate for the Presidency.
1t was not the sword of Caesar that destroy
ed the liberty of Rome, but the demagogues
that thronged the forum with souls dead to
their country's honor, and spotted with cor
rupton.
am respectfully, Your Ob't servant, ssa5
lSigned. JOHN E. WOOL.
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G. Tracy, Travelling Agent.
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A GOLD WATCH, open face, a gold colored dial
IN attached to black ribbon, with gold buckle
and gold quartz rock seal-supposed to have been
lost in gentlemens' walk at g. I. Z. Depot. Who
ever restores the above will be suitably rewarded by
leaving it at D. +. Corsers office G. T. r. Depot OF
the owner req14 ,AisssSt N q CRANE
Portland Sept IL. seplSdtf
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Wanted,

A PLEASANT and convenient tenement of four
"A or five rooms near the centre of the city, for
family OF only two persons. such tenement can
be rented to good paying tenant and leased for q
number OF years to one who will take good care of
the same BY addressing L. j. D., Box AZ Portland
r. o., stating location, &c. If
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WANTS, ,LOST,FOUND
wanted 10 Hire.

SEVEN OCTAVE PIANO, in thorough order.
N for careful use in private family. Inquire at
this Office or address T. o. Box No. $50, stating
TERMS n c.. ,ff
Portland. Oct3, 1s64-eod3t
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A NEAT CONVENIENT RENT, for family OF
Ia ONLY TWO PERSONS, (no children Best OF
reference given. A line addressed to "a D., Press
Ohhce," viii receive prompt attention. If
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A FEW gentlemen with their wives can obtain
IA board; also few single boarders, at 13 Atlantic
street. Enquire of MRS. BUTLER, ON the prem.
ises. t ~ sepl5d3w*
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LOST.
LOST. s9 HHs
$500 REW ARD.

0N Central wharf, or around the Grand Trunk
~ Depot and yard; a Calf Skin Wallet contain
ing considerable sum of money, and papers of no
value to any one but the looaer. The finder will be
rewarded as above returning the same to No.
Central Wharf or 70 BracketJ street.
Portland, Aug 81 1864. aug3l diff
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wanted 10 Rent
Board Wanted. /.

A HOUSE in desirable location. Rent from 5000
A-to $500: Address. Box 1899, Portland Post Office
sept17dtf $s4b aleA L1an
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NOR q family of four (no small children) nice
II genteel two storied house. in the centre OF the
city, separator in block. Address Box ITO Port
land Post, Office. sept9dtf
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TN private family, where there are no other
Il boarders, for the wife and child of an officer in
the Revenue Service,
Or Small Rent Wanted
In convenient location. Part of "a house preferred
Address STEPHEN BERRY, 172f Fore St.
Sept 2l-dtf att a M = sII- : III
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Found.

DICKED up on the line of the Grand Trunk r.
Il R., between Oxford and Mechanic Falls, q gold
watch The owner can have the same by proving
property and paying for this advertisement Apply
to L. 4. GILBERT, :
oct1 d1w% Welchville, Me.
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Shook MAKERS Wanted,

A FEW good workmen will find steady employ.
n ment at the highest prices, by applying at
mORSE'S Shook Manufactory, South Boston or at
his office No; India Wharf Boston. =
Sept l3-dlm -. ~ a
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Wanted.

A SITUATION in a wholesale store either as
A book-keeper, c'erk or salesman by young
man. man Good referees. Apply S. & S. Daily Press
omce. --- - --- octdlwe
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For Sale,

HNHE House, Barn and Lot stuated On the corner
~ svi congress and DWELL streets adjoining the
a,,o, congregational Chapel lot be lot IL large
ior good aarden or for the erection OF an.
other house. For f1rtheT particulars apply to
- -. 4 Z, 2 aTMG to3g HENRY p. WHITE. ~
septif-zw Or to LEVI WEYMOUTH,
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Drug Clerk Wanted.
Roarders wanted. 81

ONE preferred that has had one or two years ex
" perienee. Apply at las Congress street. l,,
Sept l5--dtf ~ tes
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Wanted.

RY Young Lady. situation to tend in Fancy
1BGoods Store. or to run Sewing Machine.
Address, E. w PortlandP o. sep27dlw*
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was more than delighted with the views
you entertain in regard to the election OF Nc
Clellan to the Presidency of the United States.
You have said truthfully that his election
means the trailing of our flag in the dust be-
fore its enemies, the entire subseryiency OF the
North to the South; and you might have adj
ded the surrender of the United states to JEFF
ferson Davis and his Government. That such
is the intention, II they succeed in the election
OF McClellan, Of the leaders Of this widespread
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y. S. 7-3O LOAN.

! y. S. S. 7-3O LOAN.
The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice that
subscriptions will be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes. payable three years from August Is, 1884,
with semi annual interest at the rate of seven and
threetenths per cent per rannum,-principal and in.
terest both to be paid in lawful money.
These notes will be convertible at the option ofthe
holder at maturity, into six per cent gold bearing
bonds, payable not less than five nor more than
twenty years from their date, as the Government
may elect. They will be issued in denominations OF
fifty, one hundred five hundred, one thousand, and
hye Thousand dollars, and all subscriptions must
bef for fifty dollars, or some multiple Of atty dol
lars. isapa 9 aa35s-k r5f
The notes win be transmitted to the owners free OF
transportation charges as after the receipt OF
the original Certificates of Deposit as they can be
prepared. ff.o;r 5tfs-t7 ,...a
AS the notes draw interest from AugustI5, persons
making deposits subsequent to that data must pay
the interest accrued from date of note to date of de-
post. As9 'N< M Ae
Parties depesiting twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any one time will be
allowed a commission of one-qnarter of one per
cent. fl 4sasf ..5stf .,tfE-rs4s fti,st5,, t..'.
'ad Special Advantages Of this Loan.
IL Is NstsoSsS Sas'ngs Bank, offering higher
rate of interest than any other, and the best ssci
sy. Any savings bank which pays its depositors In
u s. Notes, considers that it is paying in the best
circulating medium Of the country, and 1t cdnnot
pay in anything better for Its assets are either
in Government securities in notes or bonds pay.
able in Government papor. ltHQas 3Faloue9 o1s8
It's equally convenient as q temprary or perma'
nent investment. Inc notes can always be sold for
"'nin aIraction oi tneir iaoe ana accumulated in
'ereS', ana are the oes' security Win psnxs
iNr 9iais ~ ior uiScoun's' sas Fl II ~ .-sss .s.-ses
Convertible Into a per cent. $50 Gold Bond,
,r.-l.. -,
notes three years this privilege of conversion
Nv" "ol'n aDou' pei po' ior 'ne
= s'.@ '',@e ~
:, 'S1 80. w r.e',am ~
|
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lHs tONTLAKD DAIIh 1A-''1' 711110N q S0'9V
peg ear. ..y,.. . !. M, -
4yporningat at 200 per annIm, IL IN aovancei $z,20
asiayed beyond the year.
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$4O,OOO,OOO.

Subscriptions soi be received by the Treasurer OF
the United States. at Washington, the several As,
sstant Treasurers and designated Depositares, and
by the ~ t..
First National Bank of Portland, Maine.
J All respectable Banks and Bankers, throughout
the country, will give further information and
afford every facility to subscribers. IN
Aug 20-d&w2m
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PORTLAND DAILY PRESS,
JOHN T. GILMAN, Editor

published ct NO, s2I EXCHANGE STREET b!
=. A. FOSTER q CO.
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ASST. ouAnrrn MASTERS orncr,

Forage Dpdrtnlent, y
No. 66 Cedar Street, n Z Sept IL, 1854.
HUE Government viii require in all purchases OF
IL Hay on its account in the State of Maine,
strict adherance to Sections 35 36 and a. Chapter
38 Of the Revised Statutes of Maine of 1858.
The law ia just and proper for the prevention ana
detection of fraud, and must be strictly complied
with, s. L BROWN. Capt and A. @ NJ
]. d. FISHER, Q M. Agent, No. 90 Commercial ST.
Sept 2O-dlm Portland, Maine
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GTRAYED from the pasture of Mr.. Francis Rob-
~ erts, Westbrook, last month, three year old
gray Colt, small size; whoever will return him or
give Information where he may be found, will be
Portland, July lS, lse4.-dtf
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i. Rnnrsa.
Wanted.

QUITS of Rooms, with Board can be obtained by
~ applying immediately at 80 Danforth street
May llth. may12dtf
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What the Election of Mcclellan Means
The following Is an extract from private
letter of General John Z. Wool, published IN
the New York Times:
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DARTIES seeking business, and having large OF
IL small capital at their command, will find rare
opportunity for Investment by calling at 229 Con-
gress street E. CHAPMAN jR
sep28 d&w1w ass Il 3 4
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-10-19

CO 81 any other set amounting TO > felony, shsll
10 liable to indictment a. for mislemcsnot, and
40 NOT exceeding nve thousand dollars, ~ a to
purithment 10 tho pc ,itsnt,ary not exceeding
three r.irs, hsf're any court, civil or military,
eOmpeicnt to tgv the eamc. And itshall be the
duty OF the Secretary Of the Treasury, from IT, e
TO time, n institute such inNeStigationB as mav
30 HsoessntS 70 ioicet sui prevent frauds M !
abuses IN the trade an other tfanAsctlnnr con.
teDpate,i by thia act, lv tho acts TO which this
10 supplementary. Aid the agents uahinR such In.
yestiTAtl0ns Bhah have power 10 compel the ~.
tendance OF y iluesser, and 10 make CNaininatinhs
on Oatil.
tary Of the Trsnanyv' yviib tbc ar1rn. Al ni thr
President, shall mako such I'll Cs and UaIulationn
as are noncssatv to secure the ptoncr and eoOhOm.
teal execution Of the provisions Of tla set, md
shall dcitay all expense Of suoh execution IRON
the ~ Uce, de Of fees lmroJcd ny said Iu'cs AD reg.
ulatlona NJ sales Of eRntured ard Abandoned PRO.
nsrtY, and 81 ssles heteinicipfc AItlOt!1c&.
Approved July ?, 1891.
ny Ui,rf nfihr Secretary Of War
T., d. TOWNS
nct Assistant AdIutant General.
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SoLDIKRs OF THE UNIONI

Read the following Letters received fT1m your
Known AND World TRIED REMEDiEs,
OINTMENT. You will here md un.olicitcd te.tti.
monials received nom all parts Of tho country
"ssss army Of ~ e
interested in your welfare, then do not delsy.
Your Life . yaluablel Not only TO yourseives
and brothers. Then, while you may, .puEohHs
your HeAlthl For % cents, 50 cents, or StssowLi
when expended In those medicines, bling YGu GOwt
Tho following are genuine iet,ers, on flc fol.
!nspeCtion ct this othOe Copies sent BY mail 70 sl
inquirer. 90 MAIDEN LANE, n. Y.
ssth Illinois Volunteers,
iYLhy I:LATp, :; g, November gGy 1861.
Sin; Enclosed please nnd two dollars, fur whlcl
send me one dollars worth each OF your celebrate
Pills and Ointment, by return mail. Please attend
10 thih at once, for am much in need Of she above
Lieut.. A. ", FELLOWS, q. ~,
S8th Illinois Volunteers.
GASP NEAR BRANDY STATION, Want
",ai U,.iOWgW
,toIt your famous Pills, and as novor was H.
I Geel OF them TIL now, want to try theuI, ~
Oisrthtea 10 very prevalent ct the present time
JOSEPH walsh,
Co. Il, 9TH Regt., Excelsior BrigAII.
PvLAsKi, Tonn., Dos. -. 1881
DIAN Sin; Peage Ind enclosed ore dollar, ami
send no tho amount In your famous fills, AZ aEi
troubled with Dyspepsia, and sock cure,
Yuurs Sc. THOMAS " TUKNLR
Co. I, 81 Iowa Infantry.
NoERIs BLAND 3. e., Jan. l., I3Gl
P'gf iUlIJgug:
UEAn sra: Enclosed you will lind so cent?. tvr
which wish you to send mo some Of your yAluA.
hle Pills. send tlon by mail Icnsioso 10 ssnts
Tor postage,
Address ISRAEL G. HALL,
Co. U, .th y. H. Vols, Pit Royal, h. Z.
CAalP OF 6rI EHCELBIoR DRIGkIE,I
January % 1891.
PrsE I,ylig!rGI:
SIM Please sem lag fOr tho enclosed o. cents ~.
worth Of II In PillBj enclosed find 10 cents TO pa
postage, and you viii Oblige. Address, YOUR,
Nsrgt. VIM POWERS,
20. L, 9th ho5t. Eacels!0r Brigade
Warrington, D. I,
NoRnIs hLAED, 8. C., Jan. 81, 1901.
Prof HollOIOun
Please und enclosed tho sum OF one dollar Tor
PILLS. i have DtArrheA, and can't get II utoppeL,
90 want To try your PnlB. Yours, &c.
WILLIAM CHhIGTY,
Co. D. Ieith Regt. Penn. Vols
CAUTION.
tie LsAdof Of tbs 'nOtlco" cannot re. LOx
Plls or ointment from tho drug store III Lis Place
lot him Wnte TO me- 50 Maiden Lsue, enclosing ire
Amount and Twill mall q boz [reo Of eYponIe
MANY desieFs viii not keep my medicines Oh hsac
because they cannot make as much pgOit as OF
otner persons mako 80 cents, 50 ocnts, ant S',Gr
pof poA or pot Aps-ly
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MEDICAL.
SPBoIkL NOT os,

Or. n. vrLLNr,s priv,,s hospital, In ne ~, J
era, mock, Corner Of ssvsn,h and streets, oppo' !
.i,s tLs Pos, and Ps,sn, onOss Rooms ~ and u,
up stars, Washington, o. c. " i
Al disssse, Of q private nsturt ussssh In 'hs
nee, seisntine manner, and radical iurts eneossd
N all ssss.. sYPBrLITfC OBJECTION, CON-
okRHGI, elect, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
TEAENESS, or the result 81 rOLuPToGF'
DRElNs, or sDy weakness Of the gENERATIrt
pRGAYS, from shy csuse wIstsvei, Or ho- Tom
standing Thoroughly and rsttS.lly sure6 AiGo
SOFT, EHrynArySu SFCttIGIt, suA otseI
CiiayyIr pTsE,>ES ri the NERr -. M SCLES.
rpNF., al. y,is:':j S''R7rif4 L"Tc aus
osfnr t.ct. IRUPTIONSco Tie ihnls .oj bn.ly,
I'D oil otLeE ERuPIIyE DisEAsksshl DisEAst
% Tar BLOOD, FROM vhs,ever saa's they may
nave arisen $50. -n.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE '. .
No matter wh., your disease, lss no islss dali
,Issy proven, you nom applying immsdistsiy TO
Dr. veliny, who 10 acknowledged to he by far the
ros, SUCCESSFUL Fly slCIAS in tie trss,men.
hprivatc diseases. FoN not 70 CONT and make
.pug5n cur llistortln,,. Ed he will speedy send
.au ua y0ri way teIoiOIng
sELF-ABUsE
TAkt dGealill SVourEo Of tho young, inLuIgsI In
raon slona Lsr;Eoys the GoacFs!i7e organs unit,
Ken for nArrici lie, rrchusirs weakness Of the
back AMI limbs, Ios. OF animation sai muscular
powcr pslpit.ton Of the heart nervous Irritable
", loss Of memory, mel.nchuI- hshits, ipsani'y,
consumption, and tca,h.
Young MANI IN view OF the dreadful eonsc.
cuenses OF del.Y, do rot fail TO make your CAGE
\ xnUwn immediately 10 Dr, Vellny. Your secrets
apon his MEDICAL skill,
Thousands who're systems were shattered and
| sho we're on the UTinh Of tic grave, have been
brought bEok TO vlsUroG, httlth y hi, skIltuI
treatment
MARRIAGE,
Married persOns, or those contemplating mstri
Gony, Who Tupreat themtelTcI OF Imroteney GENT
! sh weakness, or hny disease arising from e.
ssei state cIthe genital o:gsns, whether tie .
'ult OF Iisesse, injury, youthful fnditorotiOhI,
Indulgence ofthc passiens In riDer years, are ear
oel,ly eu,rSE:si TO place themselves under tht
caro- Of Dr.. V. They may rely with certainty
upon . speedy cure, and 1eIns restored 10 full
ne alth and yiSor.
He treaa With cn,!rs success all diseases v
scmsles such a. LEUConnHEA or WHITES
LAPSUs UTtRI, &C., &C., and ID every essc guar
,ltccs perfect CURE.
FEES moderate, aud vIsIIs nat CUMAuNICA
IONS strictly. PaIvAfE end CONFIDENTIAL
PERSoss sGlllus see no one LuttEs Docroh.
Those at diItsuso u!sy be TREArgD Br NAL.
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