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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-05-18
PUBLISHED (DAILy) By
EDGAR sNOWDEN, JR.
mr OFFICE-No. 104 King street, over
Stones, formerly French's) Book Store.
TIE CAMPAIGN IN VIRGINIA.
THE GREAT BATTLES.


D;4natches from the Army of the Potomac,
fo the Northern papers, rel ort "a lul' III the
great struggle impending IN this State.
The agent Of the New York Associated
Press, from the Headquarters Of the Army Of
the Potomac, writes on the 10th that latter
fen davs successive fighting the Army Of the
Potomac was yesterday allowed to rest and re-
eruit for another struggle. Some changes in
the nosition Of the troops on either side we're
made during the day, and On the right slight
skirmish between the pickets occurred.
ssItis almost impossible to discover the posi-
ton Of the Confederates as they keep III and
behind the woods. their pickets only being ob-
serbabe.
"AI the prisoners taken during the late bat
ties have been sent hence.
The wounded at Belle Plain have suffered
terribly on the road. Many had to ride III ar
my wagons on account Of there not being
sufficient number OF ambulances, and the roads
being in shocking condition; there were OF
course, much bruised on the trip, many dying
on the way. Fredericksburg is a general hos
pital and full of wounded.
"A day or two since guerri!las on the road to
Belle Plain seized several a1nbulanoes With
wounded, took horses and wagons, and LETT oc
cupants in the road. >
The same correspondent in dispatch dated
May II, says: Yesterday was very quiet
along the lines, excepting some sS1Tmlshlng IN
the centre by Burnside's men, and few shells
thrown By Birney's division to feel the ConEed-
crates, which, however, eliclted no reply. The
Confederate sharpshooters, however, 'held
their ground During this time division OF
the "a corps was sent to retake possession or
tyo hospitaIs which were abandoned on Satur-
day last with about FIVE hundred wounded IN
them. The Confederate cavalry had been
there and helped themselves 10 such articles
as they wanted. 4 surgeon left II charge OF
hospitals at Wilderness battle field reports the
capture of eight hundred Fedora! wounded
there, and their transportation 20 the Contede-
rate lines from which be escaped. The roads
are improving, and movements OF importance
may soon be expected
From the Richmond Dispatch, May l2,
The following gratifying Intelligence from
General Lee was received at the War Depart
ment Yesterday
SPoTTsYLvAN1A COURT House, VIA
GUINEy's, May Il, 1864 The Honorable
Secretary of War: Gen. Grants army is en-
zgenched near this place, on both sides ct the
S'FooE road Frequent skirmlshing occurred
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-04-13
While Maple Sugar.

To make maple sugar white, the sap
should be caught in a very clesn vessel
(tin is best, snd boiled down in clean iron
kettles, or tin, that the syrup may not be
colored; strain in tin every night, set it in
cool place until you get enough to ''sugar
off" Let it settle one or two days, then
drain it of, leaving the dregs, and to 8
pail of sirup sdd the white Of an egg aud
five tablespoonful Of milk, and one
twelfth Of tea-spoonful Of salerstus mix
ed well together. While boiling, add the
above mixture, and stir well half minute.
Let it boil gradually till the scum rises;
skim it of, boil down to the thickness of
thin honey. After cooling little, pour it
into stone jars; let it stand open till cool,
without cooling; oover it with a cloth, put
on the cover, set it in q cool place, and let
itremsin six months or year. 1t will
crystalline on the side and bottom. If the
remainder sours, turn Of the molssses into
a kettle, add little saleratus, boil and
skim as before. and it viii be sweet. Let
it cool, and turn it into the jar. Open
mouthed jars should be used. Take out
the crystsllized sugar, rinse and dry it,
and it will be as white as loaf sugar.
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The Scenes at Mr.. STARR Kings FUNERAL.
The ceremonies st the funeral Of Thomas
Starr King are described as uncOmmonIy
impressive and affecting.
No clergyman occupied the pulpit. His
gown was thrown over the vacant desk as
q symbol Of his departure and the desi.
tuition Of his congregation. voluntary
was Played, The Lord is my Shepherd, I
shall not want" and then followed a
pause, in which the congregation knelt in
silent prayer. A responsive chant from
page 161 Of the prayer book used in the
church was the next part Of the service
then an anthem WAS sung and again there
was 8 pause Of silent prayer. Then a
hymn was sung, succeeded by 8 like pause
Of DEVOTION a chant followed and two
hymns, after each Of which was an inter-
val Of silent prayer, and the services clos
ed by solemn air on the organ. The San
Francisco papers publish the subjoined
will Of Mr.. King.
Feeling that the time has come for me
to be summoned into the presence Of the
Most High God, and believing in the SAL
vation OF my soul, hereby will and be-
4uoatu 70 " y uedE WIG JuilA Rll my real
and personal estate Of which l am possess
ed, and all property of every description
which belongs to me after my just debts
are psid, with the exception Of the pro-
ceeds Of the policies Of insurance upon
my life, which l wish shall be equally di- |
vided among my mother and the mother Of |
my dear wife; to revert to my wife after |
the death Of either, unless it should be the |
will Of my wife that it should revert di- |
rectly for the benefit Of either or both of |
her children. The proceeds Of this policy
Of insurance wish to be invested by my /
executors for the benefit Of the above heirs |
thereto. And l hereby name as my exec
utors to this my last will and testament |
Charles L. Low, William Norris and Rob-
ert B. Swain. My desire is that they shall
give no bonds for the performance Of their
duty.
"Al other will are hereby revoked, and
in the presence Of these witnesses !, desire
Ibis to be my last will and testament
TIL. STARR KING,
"San Francisco, March 4, 1864.
%E %E. T F. BdA' BnAIE' Witnesses"
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I Mr. VIM. H. Aspinwall has presented
to the Sanitary Fair black horse Of un-
surpassed beauty and Of great value. In
one of Mr.. Willis's letters to the Home
Jonrnal, published four or five years ago,
the following mention Of this animal ap-
pears:
The conversation turned sceidently on
The build Of war steeds, as shown in the
pictures by the old masters, Mr.. Aspin-
wall (Who was kindly sho "a ing to Mr..
Gray and myself the admirable collection
Of works of art which he has SO liberally
thrown open to the public,) asked if we
would like 10 see horse that was some
what Of the ideal type; and led the way
by an adjoining staircase to his stable,
where-wonderful ss were the treasures
Of the gallery we has just left-the groom
unblsnketed marvel Of beauty which I
coveted more than all the masterpieces on
the walls. It was a cosl-blsck stallion,
which Mr.. A. had chsneed to see while
travelling in Spain, and which appreciating
st once with his artistic and well disci-
plined eye for the beautiful, he bought at
great cost and sent home. The voyage
was rough, and the impatient creature
suffered somewhat from the long impris-
onment in the hold Of sailing-vessel /;
but he is now recovered, and, with the ex-
ception Of @ mark or two from his iBju-
ries on ship board, stands mstchless in his
natural spirits and proportions Mr.. As
pinwalPs son rides him daily, and it is, in
fact, the finest possible model of horse,
built exclusively for the saddle"
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1884. Pennsylvania Central 1884.
DOUBLE TRACK RAIL ROAD.


[WITH IT'S OONNEOTINs)
Is First Class Route, for Safety, Comfort
and Speed, to all Eastern Cities.
The Track IS Stone BaIIastsd and Is Free from Dust
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REAI EaTATE.
John G.. JENNINGS
Real Estate & Insurance Agent.
ATWATER BuILDIHP-

Business Property. good Building and Lot on
Public Square, now rented to pay 10 IS cent on price
asked, sFlE :
Also, Buildings and Lots on Superior and Ontario
First Glass Residence on Euclid street, west Of Erie
with marble mantles, bath rooms hot and cold wa
ter &c $500 and a7,Oel.
barn, iruit, &c. 5000 =
h1nsman Street, near Forest. Gothic Cottage and
three acre. Jana, with barn, fruit shrubbery, 6o.
Boii1a7 street. Good brick House and Lot.- s5OOO.
wilson I street, near Clinton Park. Good House
1850. -'4 H's'
1900. ~ i'O''
Ontario Street, near Lake. Good House and Lease
House, Store and Leashold on Bono Street. 1900.
rear street Cottage House and Lot $3.50
Ancnd street, near Perry; RiEo near Hudson-St
3ome very desirable Building IyOts -
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MEDICAL.
A MAN OF A THOUsANDI
A OoNsuKPgTYR eURHp.

DR.. d. JAMES, q Retired Physician Of great
em1nenoe, discovered, while in the East Indies, :
Ssrtain eure for Consumption, Asthma Brenchitis,
O01gns, Colds and General Debility. The remedy
Res discovered BY him when his only child, daugh-
ter was given up to die His child was cured and is
nov ellFe and we'll. DESTROYS OF bensdtting his fe-
Nv mortels ne Will send to those who wish Il the
seolR full directionsfor making and suo-
Ssluny uslhs this remedy, ree, receipt Of theif
". VIII Two stamps 20 pay expenses, Theirs Is
~ 81 se case of Consumption that it does not At
~ teAs hoid q and dissipats. Night HWeats pse-
Irritation Of the nerves. failure Of memory
LPectorattOn, sharp pains n the IupRs sos
shroat, chilly sensations nausea al he Stomseb in
AIs52I ~ tne 9oWels wasting away Of the muscles
me writer will please state the name of fhe na-
Per they see this adyeTtimsnt in Address, - -
-. 80. ORADnOOK d 90.
yls-4o7 rs North 9d-St PhfIsdelHbfS II,
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PnsT.0EEls.E TIMg.TARLE.
1861. Winter Arrangement 1884.
BOB T.aE
AFFavss and Closing OK sails
AZ TIA
gLHYELAND POsT OFFIOR
VonmonoioR NovemboF l6ih, lss5,

/ 4
Commencing November 18th, 1883.
g-lIsils vii y sgsaea .s' iea'i5 or delivery one
lsag-AH Nails tleas o1e hOur before depsTsars OF
sEkIYAL OF MAILS an DEPOT.
Eastern ThrOush arrives at 7.GOA. NJ, and Elo and
Esstern Way sfrivss at 1915 A. Ii.
| PittsbUrgh Through arriyes at 9:25 a, Is
ssndusky Way arTIves at g:25 A. N.
mEhoning Way arrives at $50 P. Ii.
Oncinnsii Through arrives at $50 A. M, 1853 =. =.
do Way arrives at 900 P. M.
Western Through arrives at 9;s5 ID and 1855 P. v.
DO Way arrives at 2:45 y. III. -7..
Medina Way arrives at 400 P. NJ.
Breokg7iIis, Bath &C.. arrives Mondays and sridays
sharon Center Granger, North oyAIton, 40. arriTes
Mondays and Fridays at P. NJ.
EHTrensville arrives daily at 1918 4. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily At r. =
CLOSING OF MAILS.
hAeTgRF THs0ueHs TOR Erie, Bunalo, Boston, heN
York Hartford, and Wilioughby, PeinesEilie, Gene
Va, Astsbula and CODneRut, closes at $50 A. n.
sAsTEEH THROUeE, for New York only, closes At
MASTERS THRoUsH, for Erie, BulgsIo, AIbsag, Bog
ton, New York and Hartford, closes at $40 P. ID.
EAsrERE WAY, ioE al points between Cleveland nd
N2sTEEs THRouaH, for Toledo Detroit Chicago
and Milwaukee, closes et 10 P. NJ, Ceayes 7:5
WRsTEaa THRoUau, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
DqbuqIe, st, Joseph and Cairo closes at 6:20P. n.
and Toledo, closes at at ?. &. I'M
sAsDUskT WAY, for sandusky and sll intsrmedists
points, closes at3 80 P. NJ.
OIH1IEEATI WAY, for all points betWeen Cleveland
And CINCINNATI closes 81 10 2. n, 0esves ST 7:5e
next mOFning.l
qIECINEATI THRoUgH, for Columbus, Dayton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, eAyes at 1859
neXt morning.1
OIEoINEATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
Louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis GAINESVILLE and
Wheeling, closes at $40 P NJ.
PITTHBURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and Wash
ingtOn, closes at l2.l0 p N.
rail-
nsisvlIe and E1ttsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
baltimore and NAshin gton, closes at 730 A M
eAhOAIbe Way fOr Gil points bstwoon Cleveland
ano YOUNGSTOWN closes a. 10 2, NJ, Qesves at 500
next morning.)
MEDIsA WAY, closes ct 4. n.
kOOKFoBT, Be- closes ont 7HdsyH. ThuFadnvs ann
Saturdays, st IL M.
BRECEsyILLz, BATH, &C., eloass TussaAys and Bat.
3TdAyE, ct A. mA
SsH4RcE OENTER, Granger. North Eoyaltou So, |
elosea on Tuesdays and Saturdays at A. NJ.
WAERENsvuLE, CLOSES daily, 1910 &. n.
BAsfOLEVHLAEDsndE Euclid, closes daily at 2. a, /
ss-BsiI and Drop Letters are required, By Law 70
Be prepaid.
ss-All 6ity OiroulArS are required 70 be prs-pels
With tWo-oent stamp
~ once open from 7:sg a. Il. to 7:to p. N, On
T. OOwLEs. r.
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THE ONLY REMEDY,
SALT RHEUM, SOkLD HEAD,

50 far as know, that would permanently eradicate
these loathsoms diseases of the scalp, /. 9.
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Nine Daily Trains FFem
PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK

BTTckets for Sale to Boston BY Boat or Rail, and
Boat Tickets good on any OF the sound Lines.
Fare to all Points as Loo as By any other Rotts
sLEEPlNG CARS on Night Trains to PhiladsI
phtA, New York and Baltimore.
Baggage Checked Through and Transferred Ere
TRAHSPO observation-disclosures Produce an
Live Stock carried with despatch, at Lowest Rates,
OHAs. THOMSON, Local Agent, Cleveland.
WM. q. HOLMES, EHOUH LEWIS,
Gent Pass. Agent, GenT Supit,
Chicago, Ill. UanuI Altoona Pa.
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Farm OF 100 acres on Lake Shore u miles from the
CITY good House, Barn, Fruit, &c
Earm OF ISL acres, II miles from the civ. pood
buildings. Price go per acre.
Farm OF ll5 acres in Orange townsbin on pIsnk Z
road good buildings, &e S4g per acre.
Earm OF llS acres in Independence; good build.
Farm OF lOj acres on plank road 10 miles from city
% sol sandy loan and river bottom new house, good
AZ, low A:-Sone good impro5ed Farms near Musca-
tine, on Mississippi river
fsrm OF 50 acres in northwestern Indiana near A
hailroad station and alb 9ut 40 miles from tjhicsgo
viii exchange for City Property
nice building lot. ~ 0'' "
most excellent land ~ - 7'
Mllis9n Avenue. Five acres near Kinsmau-St
hucud hoad, three miles from Post Office 81 acres
Win ront also on Cedar sire considerable Fruit
An1 = Desutliul stream Of wafer. a Desirable lot
twenty acres near the Water 5JuTe and on sarna
Ioal ana very cheap $500.
BROOKLYN Center, 4miles from Citv Brick Hanss
and II acres land, $780,
I IWenty-one acres on Spangler's Avenue, near Will
so1 street. First quality Of land. $3.50 per acre,
SsVen teen acres on Crawford Road Moor S,1nlrio-
street Extension. $3.50 per acre
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CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS 4
~ UIHUtHHATI BAILROAD.

+
1854. WINTEa ARRAEeEMEHT, Isss-4.
On and after Monday, November 18th. P...anA,.
Trains VIII leave Cleveland, As follows, (s1ndaTse
list stTraIn-5,4OA OA.HL--OIHUINHAT A. EXPRESS
Stopping at Grafto1, Wellington, New Lon don.
Shelby, CTestline, Gallon, Gilead, CardinFfo7i,
Ashley, Delaware, Lewis Center and Wort6ing.
ton arriving at OreEtline at 1910 q m, Oolur5-
bus I'D ,. m, Dayton 4;42 D. m, Oincinnsfi6:
p n, st. Louis lO:45 9. m, Indianapolis s:l5 D
m, Ssi59 AT S:OG ?, n ssrs Nayne4:l5 ,. ms OIL
I'd Trsin-3sI0 P m.@Rs0UoAinoDsTI TIoH.-
STOPS At au stations and arrives in Oolumbr1
at $50 p m, Cincinnati $50 a. n
40 gIs A. A. hersaJ Grafton, Wellington, New Lon.
don, shelby, Crestiine, Gallon, Gilead, OErding-
A sOn and DelaWarei arriving ct Orestlfns Al IO.i0
?. m, Columbus Leo a. m, Dayton 4:l5 a n.
Cincinnati zoo a. m; Indianapolis $50 q m, Sc.
Louis 9:4s ,. m, Cairo 5:OOa.n m, IT WaVnel.I1
a. m, and chicago va Orssflins l0.So = n -
Trains leave Columbus At $50 and loco A m sS0 m
arrive 81 OlsSelAnd 800 a. m, $50 and 800 ,. n.
CONNECTIONS.
BhaIbV-SandgskY, n Mansdeld 4 Newark Fall-o.d yoE
i71 4i7n1nsneld, NJ. Vernon, Newark, EAns8-
OEsstlIns-Piftsbursh, Fort Wayne Ohicaso Ran.
!0su' Foa, ! o5es55 Opper SanduaEy, Dslphos, ID
g9st, and AAstior hsnsnelds wooster Mas
aFsitsa and BellefoDtins Rairoad Line for Marion.
beleiontaine, Sidney, Uuion, Munois, In
disnaPolis, TeEro naute, Vincsnnes, Evans
V1liel Louisville, Cairo, st. L9uiH, %.
pslAHEre-with Sprlnsheld branch for Springfield.
Coiamhus-Llttle Miami 3 Columbus, and Xsnia
Terra Hauts, st. Louis, Morrow, LoVsisnd
aud 0inein1stil and With the Ohio 8 Mis-
elasiPpt AailTOsdr -Oinninnatitor LouiHVfIlal
AyARsytlle, Cairo, Sc. Louis, and ali Dolnti
Oelumbus-Oen Ohio Railroad for Newark EaHeg-
yille, Wheeling, SC. OOlumbus Pfoua =
EUf n % f 5jts a1d Information A.
ply - the Passenger station, and at Union TioSss
Ofhoo, l47 suPerioT-st
StstetAn1a NV. TO- ldas- buperin ntendant.
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A True Aim.-It has been the aim Of the
propristor Of HunneWsls great preparations advsr-
tissd our inside columns TO base false reputa-
tion by long and unmeaDing Advertising, bat real
one b trusresuts. to which All who try them will
ehssrfuIiT aassnf. see advertisement ms0 R2
Diseases Of the Nervous, Seminal, Trina
ryiaud Sexual Systems and reliable treatment
In reports Of the Howard Association-Sent by
nsI in sealed lstter envelopes. free Of charge. Ad
dress DR.. J. SRIEBEN HUGH TON, Howard As
gociation, No. South Ninth Street. Phtlsdeiphia,
Pa mar30-B2
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CuRE THAT LOATHsOME MALApY.

DR. GooDALEs's CATARRH RENEDY.-It penetrates
70 the very seat Of this terrible Disease and EXTERN
mates IT, root and branch forever Dr. GoodAle s the
hrst and only person who ever tod the world what
OATARKH really wss-whare Il commenced and Wbat
Wonld cure it. DR.. GOOdal6 has spent lifetime
in battling with this fell disease exploring its
cret ambush, and making known 10 the world the
that CatATrh, which has for year deed The sk IN
and research Of medical men and authors in this
country and in EnrOpe can now be cured with the
80 uniform certainty that morning follows night
Prepared by r. GOoDALE. M D., New York. Price
o. ~ Send stamp for a Pamphlet
For sale BY G. W. CLARK, lI9 Superi0r-St.. Oege-
Ian l. Ohio uar22- k2
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DR.. g p a II ABA,
Eembey of the Royal College of Physiegns,
LoadOn, England; Graduate Of
=


FEMALE DISEAsE
and constant attendant Of Paris, London, New Or
leans and Montreal Hospitals for the last ten years
has opened an Ofice at the
johnson House, Cleveland
where he will be happy to meet all those who are af-
ficted with subscuts and chronic diseases.
His treatment is entirely different from the old
plan, and ismid, esacious and effective. Bis med
icines are simply vegetable extracts and oils they
have bsen us.d but by two other physicians in
America besides himself. He has spent the great st
part Of his life and thousands Ofdolars in obtaining
few secrets in his profession. BE tests the Urine
for al forms Of disease. No charge for giving an
hnnasf and trne staterent of thier case
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To ToUEd MEE.-He can prove to yOu in a few min
utes that he is the only physician treated
with that this disease For every patient who
will follow his directions, he will give One Hundred
Dollars Il he fails in curing this disease No charge
made for consultation. those at cistancs who
wish to consult the Doctor may do 50 by sending
small vial of urine by mail, with name, and age,
and he will answer and describe their case and the
possibility Of getting Ieief, by enclosing return
postage stamp. mar3:427
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. q ERIEED u HlED-TRT ..

q INLELU u ELLIlLNE II;
tlsFs esoot'H IHFALLIBLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ron ths recipe Of Dr. Stephen Sweet, Of O0nns0tic1
hsGrssa bons BstteF, and has besn use in his EraA
foe Tor ths laEt tWonty Tsars fih fhs Ost astonts
tha gucoolE. As az external remedy x IL without
rival, s1d viii alleviate pain nlore speedily than any
ether PREPARATION. For all HkeumGfic and ROTvoul
DisoToest Il q truly iDfailbe, and curative ioI
Sores wounds, bprein1, Bruises SC, It's soothing
Hsaiiug and powerful EtrenE Ehenins prOpensitss on
ete the Just wonder and astoniahment Of all who bsT
eIsr given Il trial. Over four hundred certideats
eiFemaZkAble cures psEfornsd By Il within the Last
ARanfu for Osyainnd 6scl0altaOsFdkW:HfB
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AND OFFICER. H, LITTLE
IL has constantly on hand q large number Of I'm
proved Farms for sale for cash or on time. Also
variety OF Oify and village Property; and choice
EARNING Lands In Iowa, Wisconsin and Missouri,
which he will exchange for Farms City or Personal
Property. oaoe IN Atwster Building, Noe 7 and q
I'd floor. Tnavi9
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s'tThs erestest mystery il the world to US
Il that any oas iH buy or use any other remedy for
Ooaghs Colds, tc., bat Madame Porter's Cough Sal
SAN. It cures Hoopins Cough, Group, Sore Th1Ost,
&o., A., strengthens the lungs, and wiz Be found
vsEy pleas2a to take-trg it. Sold b. all Druggists
sagAadams Portarb Our6fivs Balsam can be OBJ
taineo Ct Benton Bros, and Strong Armstrongs
Wholesale Agents. OisveIand. Ohio. agri2.R2 lw
THE CONFESSIONS AND EX-
A7ieEkfENoE OF AN INFALlD-Published frs
the benefit and . 9 warning and Caution to Youn
Men who suffer from Nervous Debility Premature
Decay Of Manhood. etc, supplying ct the same time
Pm HntEs or sELF-ouRE. By one Who has cured him
self, being put 70 great expense and injury through
medical humbug and Quackery.
By enclosng post raid addressed envelope, single
copies may Be had o. the authoE.
NATHANIEL MAYFAlR, ESQ.,,
leb6-ll9dAW Bedford Kings Co., NY
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VIENNA

THE ALL LSUFFICIENTT THREE
Il -TRIESEMER l, 2 and Sare protected by Roy
al tetters Patent Of England, and secured by the
Seals of the Eeole de PhRrmacie De Paris and the
Imperial College Of Medicine. Vienna.
No. One ts Invaluable for Exhaustion SpermAtor-
rhoea aud sn physical disabilities.
No. Two completely eradicates all traces Of those
diseases that have heretofore been treated by the
nsuseous and pernicious use Ofcopavia and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely supplanted the Injurious
use Ct mercury to the sufferer speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing the
disease
TRIEsEHAR, Ncs !, and 3, are preparations In this
form Of lo2enges, devoid Of taste smell, and can
be carried in the Waistcoat pocket Sold in tin cases
and divided into separate doses as administered by
Felpau, Lallemand Boux RicOld, 30. Price 90 each,
or cases for - which saves &3; and in slT CASES.
whereby thereis q saving Of %. To be had whole
sale and retail Of Dr. BARLOW, No. 1884, Bleeker-st.,
New York.
Immediately on receiving remi tanes Dr. Barrow
will forward the Triesmsr any part of the world,
securely packed and addressed according to the in
structiOns OF the writer.
6aS-Sold By G. " CLARK -AGaat fan Clazalan4I-
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