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TIE PHILOSOPHY or THE rLrD1E.-Rev. Or.
Evarts has been requested to repeat his discourse
On "1hc Philosophy II the Pledge" at the Sec
ond Baptist Church, and he has consented to do
60 on S abts,h evening. This diecon.se Is pro-
DoEnced one Of the best efforts Of this eloquent
speaker, md most tEiumphan. sindicauoa OF the
fotnl abstinence pledge Church, corner OF Non
roe and Morgan streets.
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Rux osEu.-A spirited team, attached to a
heavy baggage wagon, took fright On Clark street
.yostcrdsy. and running down the street came in
contnct with = light wagon, overturned it and
run over the driver, anjur1ng him seriously.
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TOR SALE-Stock Of Hardware.
cvs. IoHer for ia thu retail department ot N ba;l
less consisting Of stock Of tu1lders' and geners.
fa,nsess e ~, he gsue 81 hs5dxsIe nox on hand
st1est t. liz hotel hai ding. That Of house Keeping
sztlces: ,toyea ranges. and IS 13oo.
jlnr. 1hfss .Wo branches during 1854 dd asiness
Of anout si and viii he scld toEetaer or ssps;
not be m1sled Ftlsi7 that It u my Intention % cen
iinue the manntatture ot'platu and JapAnned ~
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Several days ago we bad a sori-oficis statement
RON Washington that the President had decided
30 try JRFF. DAVE bofore civil tribunal, Tut that
the precise plac. Of trial would no, be- determined
until The arrival Of Chic Justice Cn,sr In wash.
iugion Since then the President aud Mr.. CBAsr
have becn in consultation, and we now have the
announcement ths, DAVIS will lie tried before a
United States & rcuit Court-protably at Norfolk
II this should prove itue-aad u looks quite prob
sble-the Chief Justice will preside ~ the Trial,
and even II other place than Norfolk shall lie
finally selected, may reasonably iL'or from the
foregoing circumstances tina, the sane high All
thori'y will sdjulge the cas-. This Is exactly
what the public want They have hal sur.eh
| " military commssons, and have no incli-
nsuou to see ths important forthcoming triAl
| In such hands Nj. chase is jurh 81 tho
highe.. eminonce, and whatever his personal
convictions usy be, one will lmruIo
| evil motives N min whom on the bench. IL seems
now quite certain that tho defence in tho case Of
DAvIs will be managed by CH,uLEI OCorSon'
Esq, and ss he will have the selection Of such 40
sis,auco be may desire there will DO no cause to
Gud fault with ITO Government. This prospect In
tic case Of DAVIS is highly gratifying. The 81 ole
cvilzel world will watch the coming trial criu-
cally, and "snap-iudgm,u," against tie grea
head o. the REBELLION woald call forth uuiyersa
ccnsure. on tho other hand, II the trial shall h
conducted by our highest judicial au.hori,y, and
tho prisoner furnished with the most eminent
counsel in the country, the verdict, whatever !
may be, will DO entitled to respect both st hou
. md abroad.
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HkATHs ;.

ARMsTRONG-On Aug. l0;h Thomas Armstrong,
native OF the Parish vi CurrHn, 70. Monaghan, ire
land. arci - ,elrF.
The funeral will take place from his late residence,
81 Hamton ave, opposite Summit ~, south BROOK
Ign. A. q O'Clock, A. ~ The friends OF the family
az respectfully invited ~ attend. lI
CONNOLLY Brooklyn. Aug 3Olh. Of cousuuip-
uOu, Mr. Connolly, vile OF Patrick Connolly, aged
80 years.
Tie relatives and friends Of the family arc re-
spectiully invited 10 attend the iunernl, on Friday
afternoon, sept. l. ut ocloca from her il'e te-i-
Her remains wall be taken 10 Galway Cemetery Tor
iliernput wi
ct TuRlE In Willi,mshurTh, on Medneiday,
Auf. 8 VII iam H., son OF John Is. aud Dchofeh A.
Guthrie. a.ed ~ years, months and II da,s.
Relatives anu friends U the family ale respectfully
| iuyitci 10 attend the funeral on friisF ate i-
noon, sept l, At O'Clock, from the residence VI hia
| father ~ Fourth a., " iliamsbuph. ~
| HIiuINs-On Aur. 3Oth, 1893, John Higs ina,
/ aged "a yeaiu, y months and Is dAys.
The relatives and friend, Of the family respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral. this thursday
afternoon, at O'Clock, nom hr late residence, -
| bedford II. lU1
| MACH, daughter OF Edwari aud Jatharne kGyanagh
| used months,
Inc friends Of the sriily are respectfully invited
to sttcrd the funeral, this Ihufsday! afternoon Al
| o'clOck, IRON the r,suonce VI her parents, ''
| Juion ave, Wiamsbursh. lU3
| O'CAlLAGIIAN- Tuesday evening. Aug -
! Mr. Mar, O'CRllaghGu, the beloved mother Of tn,
/ Rev. Benz /. ami Cornelius r. OCHuFhan, aged %
| year
| The Rev CLERGY and the friends Of the family ar,
respectfully invited to attend the funeral, from -
James Church, ON Friday morning. at lO's o'clock
| tor the Tepo-o vi her soul, and nom thence, At
| o'clock, to Calvary Cemetery. lZ5
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~h,, and II all peopl. would appreciate and

sohs' and II al people would appreciate and
1--we in accordance vith this simple truth, there
would be but little suffering from poverty. Bot
why will not those in cur own city VITO know
whtpo,crty ia, make some provision to guard
sgains, ~ n they believed physical enemy to
be comprising their destruction, they would be on
the alert 70 guard sgsins, the danger bu, want Is
en- enemy tina, hiss no mortal rival. and yet they
make provision for rerelling its advances There
Is still some time lef, In which this class might
provide for tho Winter months, aud Why VIII they
not take sdvanfag; Of their opportunity Hsuch
could only lie made 10 realize the importance Of
Outstanding their re1ources IN tie hour Of plenty,
they would seldom feel the sharp sting u poverty.
or be plnched by want in the winter season.
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Tue President has promulgated order for the
removal Of all remaining trIs restrictions in the
Southern States. 1t will be remembered that two
previous orders were issued for the removal Of re-.
srctions relating to specific subjects, but up to tins
time the importation Of articles such as were used
IN the rebel service during the wsr,was prohibited
The last order Is practically of less conscq uence
than oi!hsr Of those preceding it, for the reason
that tho former gave traders nearly everything
fhey required. /, is important in moral point OIL
view, however, as 1t publicly sunosuces that th,
Southern States are now absolutely fros to trad,
with whom and for what they please. 1t also
shows that the President IL disposed to remoy,
every disability under which the asd STATES labor
PSI az II consistent with prudence aud the pub
lie welfare For the FRS, time In over four years,
southern trade s now wholly untrAmmeled.
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ORTIZ AIiN.

GovrRSoR JouS BEoudh Of Olio, d.ri on Tues
day, at his residence In Cleveland, ~ was an
nounccd In yesterdays SuS. ~, was born in
Mar,etta, Ohio, a d At tho age Of fifteen years. was
apprcntlced to the printing business. slhscqueni-
" be became the editor Of u Democratic paper At
Circevil e, and commenced az Hctve political lie.
lie WAS a Democrat Of The strctest faith, opposing
successfully thu wing doctr.ncg upon the tariff,
the yagarici Of Know-Nothingism aud the s'hemo'
ofAboitionism. lie was ityorite with The psm-
ocrstic party, one OF tue tl.g' orators In .hc
State, and was Ouce All unsuccessful aniiinsc for
Governor OH the Democratic ticket. A few Years
beflre the war ho ab.ndouei politics, for tho rea-
son, as his political friends claimed, 'aat 'JoaS
DRouGn was too honest to make potics pay"
Howevor this may b., he did ut make 1t pay.
lie mkt became Identified with the Railroad inter
es! OF Ono, aud was at deterrent tunes Prcsi-
dent and Supernten len, ~ three four railroads
When the war broke on, be was living in Glove
LAND, comfortably, bat not rieh-he never attained
wealth In 1861 the Democrats and Republicans
Of Ohio formed a political coalition unier tho
name Of the Union party, and NJ. BuouGn was
| ono Of the foremost In the movement. In i-CS tho
great mass o. tie Democrats Withdrew FROM the
copsrtuer,hip aud nominated "the exile" e. l.,
NAlLASplGnAN, FOR Governor. The Union party
tben nominated ions BaouGu as bis opponent, and
the lat,er was elected by fraction lesa than ON,
hundred aud two thousand majority. Governor
BRouou l,oored indefaugsbly for the Union cause
up to the time Of hi. illness. The cause Of h
death, primarily, ssngrune in tho foot, csuIe,
by sprAiu, aud following this . number Of car
buucles appeared upon his body. lie was ex-
ccssvely feshy, We ching perhaps not less than
three hundred pounds, aud this clrcumstauc
doubtless proved un'avorable ~ his recovery iron
such disease lie was fifty -four years OF age .
, the time OF his death
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, AUG. 81, 1865.


Fsnroso =" nv
NO other feature OF 'n'''",' ~ -,,.-
country IL no" 20 ufs'o'J ne'
nunieston between 'ns A"so''' 'Do 4..'~",N.
states. Our vast suriiorou'
invite immigration from 'he o'"N
ycIppunont 10 materially retarded " '"'
D. d. surtoouuted In resching 'neun'
,ommunics,ion would open meu up o''"S p'''-'
uen'iy into view their superior
give them such sn impetus 70 pfosP'rV "u.O'
Indians, Illinois and other S'a'o' ie0'''' '"o
same source. The project OF OuI'-'Ns
rom the Mississippi 70 inc 'A'i"o .o
taxed long boforo ihe Is" "s'' 'nt O''''' ~ ,ni
pprssDoe was 90 clearly ih'ni'es''N
present iime. The isa'iOhy OIL wv p'A" -
doubted by in"ihsen' engineers 'n' u'e' 800
m hWn hdmin"o U! Nsryo"uy W" Wv
prise was always opposed Oys 'o'n''u'0'' oO
Gle, now fdrtunAely' rern"'eo'
Three separate ana ui7nnc' ro''' lOP'
i9r tho fsoNhc hhIro"u' anu
a,hcuhy Of determining when ono shou'N W
taken tina. led 10 the long pos'ponmeh' o' p'ao"''
'p.ratons There was d. Nor'bern' Tou'neI"'
and Central route. The Free o'A'o Hi''r''' u'
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SOCIETY NOTICES.

EhTHER MATHEW T. A. Is. SOCIETY,
l. 40 j. Uf Brooklyn, h. d., viii hold public tens
,s.raucs meeting this trhurrdayl evening, at ~
O'Clock At the Hall cor OF Grand aud 1th IT., sIeak-
sn-,l. u. Aerwin and lsaGc MNTslAnd, EsIs. Sing
eTs-Nessrs j. n. Kelley hathaway, Follas, Murray,
Aus'in ami other. IhOs. JOYCE, Ples. hlCHL.
MckEE\Ek, Rec See. l22
THE FATHER MATHEW I. A. u. Society,
u No 3, Of New \ ork will give public entertain
mont ut their hall tah holsc, cor. 18th ana sth
ave, this Thur day evening, Aug 81. MCsars. /. W.
Black G.. a. h. boldey anu j Kelly will address the
meeting singing by Meisrt. Kelly, Pagan and a.
worth, uleo by Mlsso. henuehck, O'NeA, and II host
OF othcIs EDND. ". lit GHES frest. PArK
GILMORE, Wee. CHARLES A. CLAIM See. l2l
rrHE FATHER MATHEW 7. 4. b. SOCI-
l. rty, No. . OF \. y, Will hold public Tempcr-
sncc meoing 4 their hall I'D aud "a ave this
Thursday evening at ~ o'clock. singing by aessrH
Onlafa and Carr ana Miss Meredith and others
~ aking b. Messr Warden and Jackson, JAMES
DELANI, Pre- TIiOe. j. CARR, Rec Sec. pro
ten. l2O
THE MEMBERS OF THE IMMACULATE
L C0ucep tou /. A. h, society requcs'sd to Mt
tend special meeting H. b. held In their Hall. Hat
10Th A. on h. Thursday the hlst inst ~ p o'clock
10 make the final ARRANGEMENTS fOr forthcoming
Pic.uc ana festival, which Is 10 take pace a. Jout
! Woods, on fussday sept 9TH, 1860 Rev. Dr. NOR
EO'H, Pes. ChAS. BOY Ltn sec. l2a
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A SMALL PROTESTANT FAMILY. RE-
11siding in pleasant uelg NJ orhood, would taxi
child to bosrd, whore pAN'LtAl care and home con-
forts would be guaranteed, Terms moderate. Al
dTess X. =, box 935, Sun Office. 2Gi
DOARDlNG-TMO RESPECTABLE ME
Dchancs can be accommodated with good hoard
clean, airy rooms in II healthtul location, with the
comforts Of home guaranteed. Gail Tor dg5s 1T
2y2 Avenue A, up one pair OF stairs. 30
ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN CAN HAVE
" furnished sleeping room, on the Tuoet reason
able to- ms, with widow Lady Of two ladies " boa
Please call ~ GOyerneut st, neal Madison. 40
. OR 1 MEN CAN BE ACCOMMODATED
y with board In private family. Enquire In John
Flynn's Porter Hoase, fog hr, KIM, coz, sullivan
and iTaad A. We
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


Open Day and Niaht.--On and Amer
September Isl isot' n. IT, ~ Helmoold Dr 5s1
sud night for the better accommodation Of Physi-
clan. and thoee tequiling medicines Medicines pre-
scribed at nrht generally Tor urgent cacs, and
/. especi,y de.irabio that not only during the ulgh
but at all time AZ Nelli they be prepared BY tl0f-
oughly competent SD unialilIei Persons n ,,s
the most experience arc empo ei IA TINE etia psh
ment the aVefHFe experience Of esch, 10 the bes' e
tail drug stof.s, being tom eight to tNeutJ -hNe
YEAR The dsy aud night sill 4. divided into
vaichcs and no cerS viii on duty more than ten
hours per aay. Trusting the faculty and pubic VIII
appreciate this effort to suppl Nnut long let IN the
community, the proprietor ,ubsetioes hse, ,h sa
oledient servant, II 4 Helmbold Drugsist No. ~
Broadway, \. Y 'zy
sleeve Huttons nnd ~tuds-Sew styles
Two, Three, Five, Eirh,, Tea 10 seyenti ave DOL
lars a,ct For sale b. q. q. Allen, 40 Bro,isay'
door below Canal St w
UeIn,bold's Preparations. - There IL
scarcely conner OF the civilized world. where you
canno, hnd At least t~o thinss-a copy Of The bibe
and helub91's P.eparatious. The la.ler meIiclnes
are really distributed the World; tier az noe
edged efficacy making them valuable vheiever dis-
ease is 70 BE- found which alas u every where lhey
are not patent medicines" bur bilfuly anu Hleh /,
ufcaliy compounded preparations whose powers OF
hcalinc dclsid upon their chemical adaptation to he
uaiy.r.a and long continued success p tho bet pfoof
Of thor value The Principal Depot for their sale, !.
a. I'emboiis New store noxt hc METROPOLITAN
Hole. ITO
Grover q Bnlter's Highest Premium
Iln.tic stitch md Lock Sutch reulng Machines 4g5
Bioadvsy, \. Yort, and 235 Fulton st. Brooklyn. '4g
Wheeler & Wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine aud Button Hole Machine No go broad
Howe sewing Machine company, No G29
| Broadway, y /. ELIZA HOWE Jr., Presiden'
| Agents wanted w
80 Rare Reccipts-C ontninInR many
.cr' snd mu'n sa'uf ipr,udnn over ia
Receipts nov IN exclusive use by the colcbrnta "a
Me'rop'litm holei o. in, tH'tyrcfIIS AN q 10
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AR1ICl.i.s FOIs SALE.

EOR SALE-A POWERFUL CIRCULAR
saw, dtlNth BY Aaad-pow 81, in complete guuuilg
,tt - .o ~ 'ir.t % De retu ~ the Ga .cu.
'eL shop, y Second ~, Wi!liaiusburrh. a.j
EOR SALE-A FULL sETT OF TIN.
- ruii'L's 100. Apply al ll5 BJsery, GuuaIui.l
IlNoMlIHS' TOOLS, MACHINES, Benchc,
e'c' 'oI sale, Inquire conner PayJuiu sv a-il
City. '' ''"'' STt''
TWO SECONDHAND GA OCTAVE ROSE
pianos one oetsv, uishogany lor sale seem
hanu pianos .Uoq5hS syli OF taken IN exchange
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PAW,N,GnoKEE'S, sALT-Ilns D41-BY
BySINEss CHANCES.

A GOOD CHANCE - FOR SALE. THR
L s,ock snd httulos Of grocer and liquor stl e,
IN IN excellent busiu, phce. Irssons riy,n iUl .p.
inr cut. Apr, On me r.Cmi-.s, / 90 East Jith 10.
lctween 6th and ilh ave.. 90. q 4Hys. sei
4 BARGAlN-THE STOCK AND l1N.
Ih'utc- OF "a fio.p llr s1lu rhor1 H. ,uG, .. sc
store until sa'uriay. l-I Jir ft. or.Jsvu. -.e
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SAVINGS BAINhAs.

MARKET SAVINGS BANK, No. "a
A'A Nassau tnsar Fulton street. - Y.
Open DAILY.
SIX PER CESr N fEKEsT ALLOWED.
Money deposited now viii draw intercst i-ou
Sept. lot,
. JAMES O. STONEALL. President
HENRY X. COALLlN, Secretary. IN
NEW YORK SAYINGS BANK, CORNER
o. lsth 4, and Sth ave; opes dg., Lolu 90 . =.
NJ wednesdays anu hatUl dHy from 10 : =. n. SIS
losits made on OF before sept. ia U.L draw ltt 90
IRON that date. IhUs. ClEisTI, rie.t. Il. b.
~ ~, roc 80
THE NATIONAL PARK BANR
- n,., or NEW YORK
CAPIIAL, 5000 DH. / SURPLUS. sLqu,nL
nla hehk "lA lfeue Certificates OF p.sft hc4rlrg
ih,,tF,, on lANul}p.r terms. y. l.. NORM. Iu 4.
New YgIA. Aug. 81, 1870. 10
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Me- York, Wein',iIy, Aug. 80, G p. y -God has
been firm to-day al IA li4s, closing at 80 PA.
81 the latter lguIes The range OF stock prices this
Afternoon, compared with the quotations OF yesterday
show sn advance OF salS per cent. Some sorts,
however, we've lower. Governments were higher and
Ia demand. The loan market easy Al per cent
sud money offered At per cent In certain cs'es
Con mcrcia paper was rather more In request. and
passed At G SA9. Forel'n exchange was unsettled
Best bsnhcls' sold at l9N net, ~ days. The Ncv
York EXPORT. for the week ending 10Th OF August
compare ia follows With former returns;
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FOR SALE-A SMALL GROCERY STORE
eh Az Win fixtures; cheap rent and a good
neiehnornood. 2i6 avenue A. near lIth a. \, y. 1Cy
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HENRY FELTMAS, AuCTlOSEEE. Il
IL Nassau st, sells the day. 1u. O'clock. of -
Broome e. the stock ami failures II the ue ss.
Icon. a3
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STOKE FOR
sale AZ GAG East l4th st. Call til .oI, IS tho
ou ner is going IN the country So
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AUCTION NOTICES.

A UC1ION NOTICE-t.w. FZEKiEI. WILL
IA cell Thursday 31st, a. 22 Boverv. 1t o. o'coc<.
a quantity Of new and tCconch iud iurnturo. ,iso
quantity VI bedding and stOyes. , W ELfk IL
Auct. ZIG
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no CONsUMFrr1yES.

Sufferers with Consumption. Asthma, Bron-
chtis. or any disease Of the throat Lungs, will
be cheeriulIy furnished, without charge. with the
remedy By the use ot which the Rev. Edward A.
Wilson. az William sbusg, ~ r., was completely
restored To health after having suffered several
wears with that dread disease, Consumption. To
ConsuInptive sufferers, this remedy is worth an
immediate trial. II will cost nothing and NAV be
the means Of their perfect restoration. those de-
sring the same will please address Rev. ED
WAkD A. VII SON, is5 South second Street,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., n y aug7 d&wst
4 GENTLEMAN cured of Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay, and the effects Of youthful in
discretion. will be happy to furnish others with
Of cure, free If charge This remedy is
simple, safe aud certain. For full particulars, bv
return mail. please add ess Joux b. OG' In. 80
Nassau street, New y0rk. myTSm
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Since the "hand writing on the WALL has
dise3eaed 70 Gov Stone that with the negro
equality plank in the platform he cannot get
the votes Of the soldiers, he il making
heavy bids for the influence q IN ogganixar
ton in the State known as the Liquor Deal
crs' Association. The Liquor Dealers As
ISOLATION hold convention in Des Moines
on the 10th inst, and we are crcdibly in
formed that some u the Governors wire
pullera, with his approval, are pledging, a
recommendation, In bis next message, for q
repeal 0fthe Maine Liquor Law.
What have the leading temperance men
and republican wire pullers Of Davenport to
say about such scheme at the expense Of
their cherished principles, for political sue
cess. Is the Gazette in favor Of the repeal
Of the laws for tho prohibition Of the sale Of
intoxicating liquors in this statcy 1t is
useless to attempt to avoid the issue, for i,
Is certain that Gov. Stone, through his
friends. has made the pledge before referred
to, and will make such Recommendation if
he can get the votes and influence Of the
Liquor Dealers Association In this State at
the next election.
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R!TUyAM M8
s,ss:sssss = lefg.sYASsslia
D csusD. Hssssl q, ss.ss. r,s
EssAb1ishea n aaao.p
Has arrived h Chiesgo. end ..v-...., rsf@
ssasslisAsd - oGcs u .t
~. y llSIsLPu srasr,.
Between Dsa<bsrs asd s.s.s Sta.
Chicago, ILL.,,
For the Cure or
Old CArostc, .Meresrtss.
SyphtIjtlo
PRIV A TIE DISEASES
Without the use of
Mercury, hindrancs rom Bcsiness, Or
Exposure to Friends.
Mercury, Hindrance nom Bcsiness. Or
Exposure to Friends.

The unparalleled surccss which hes soasodsd
Dr.: Jsoss peactice In kurope. tie TINTED ~
and New Orleans-the many resssk sbls erpes y
mas ebecsed. whieh serc pr onounccd incutsble u
sne noes emsnens Pi - ieians. iustiHea hin Il =
ering his services 10 the confidence OF ne mr.
innate.
The Following are aome Of the diseases ttrued
Private" and which Dr. james permsuentlv
ersdicatss, vis-Syphilis, primary. sccoudSs$
tertiary Structures, Urethrsl Discharges, GlsG(,
Sexual Debility, Diaeases Of the baek snd Lo.ns
lnfarasion ~ Vhe Bladder aRd kidneys Rhcu
Mstism, Iydrocele, verecoccle, Cancers. etc
Diseases peculiar TO Females, such as Anne norr.
hea, byssenoerhakis. Nctrovrhsgia. Chiorosis.
Nervous Dcheiisy. etc. snccessfniiy treated.
the endorsement of the Medical fraternity. and
the almost entire Southern press. should COW
vince the most skeptical that DIR. James can aud
will perform all that he promises.
Dr. James world also call the attention cspcc
'ally Of those who hsve privately aud improperly
habit, which ruins both body and mind. unit.
sng them for both business aud society. produo
ing both Constitutional Debility aud lmpotency
The following are some ~ the sd and meian.
choly effects produced BY early habits VI youth "
Sc xual exc, sses, viz. Weak ness Of the Hack and
Limbs. Pain in the Head. Dia'nsas ~ visioa
Loss VI Muscular Power. Palpitstion Of the
Heart. Dyspepsia, Nervousness, 1rritab,lity,
symptoms Of Consumption. &c. Mentally the
fearful effects on the mind are more 10 be dread
ed-toss Of Memory, Confusion 81 Ideas. De
pres ion Of Spirl,s, Evl losebodings, Ave sion
to Society, Self Distrast. Love Of Sofitud. iim-
idny, &C. are some of the evils produced.
All persons afflicted with any Of the above dis
eases and symptoms should not fail TO rail- ON DR..
James, and be Al once restored ~ perfect he alth.
Let NJ tal~t delicscy deter you. bus call NJ once,
aud sava yourselves from the awful and terrible
nsequenoes or these much 10 b. dreaded naals-
dies
WEAKNESS OF THE ORGANS Immediately
Gu red and full vigor restored.
Those at distances, by desrribise symptoms
inclosing stamp Tor return snswcr-wil receive
prompt attention by addressing
Dk. y. H. JAMES,
r. o. Box 3. 1876 fian2l IA wIyl Chicago,