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Financial.

The New York stock market yesterday
showed decided Improvement. at the board
there was an active demand for 5!20e Tor ex-
port, orders to buy having been brought by the
steamer Damascus. Notwithstanding the I'M
proved quotations Mt London, the price was
weaker than on Monday, and quotations de-
New issue 5, pos improved q 10-i0's were y
lower. State stocks sympathized with the
generally improved tone OF the market North
Carolina 6's rose IN, and Missouri 6's \ :.
Railroad bonds were quiet but firmer. The
foreign exchange market was extremely dull
Gold continues unsettled in sonsea nense OF OF
horrowinp freely to make their deliveries,
nayinc y per cent. per day. They do this in
preference to buying, in the hope that after
the treasury will compel the ''bulls'' to dis
gorge the five millions they are now keeping
out of the market f. t .a..E .-..
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\oTios sALl OF ARMY MULES.

orIRrERMAsfER uKsBRAL's OFFICE.
WAsHIssrOS d. O.. May %, 1855
MANY THOUSANDS OF MULI5 are being dis
posed Of st pu olie sale st Washipgton.
Ths salss will continue until the number OF ant.
rais IL reduced in proportion to the reduction OF
'hs armies. nos going 9. 6t Gi',Sh '.hs of the
T.npessee and OF 6eergia. p,obably f0UR
TBoDssND on TH1 FINEST sIA'AuLh
hasg of ,bsIn .s,s Bought in the beginning. Of
the war young mules sccompAnisd tas atHoss tnos
In all their marches and eau ps. ssa 1sntls ana
familiar. from being so lons surroanoea ~ 'hs
The whole South is stripped Of farming stook,
ard the North also has suffered from the araih oi
animals. taken 10 supply the armies. THuv
Will NOT BRING ANYTHING LlK1 ThklR
srsto get vorking animals 70 stock their farms,
aud for drovers and dealers in stock to mske sooa
snacul atoms by Asne thu m and disposin2 OF
thesa in the south, will never occur again
N n. q, MEIGS,
QuArtermaster General,
my1o OF Brevst Major General.
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S76S So IL
] have briefly brought to your notice sub
jects which appeared to me Of paramount in
terest. There will, of course, arise others
during the present year OF Importance, and
should meet your attention. In Gil wouId
urge upon you a careful ex animation and great
deliberation. Very respectfully,
RICHARD WALLACE, Mayor.
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nI Major General Terry, commanuging u ue
Desartment Of Virginia. mas just iss usd an or:
der satus OF tas ahe
toy. IA c.ss and courts in his deparfmene with
retsrsnss to the coiored Il dsc,srs
g.as os the negro .
were a,o.. ~ slaves having become ffoe;
dpd nov d,pScts All military officers and an mill.
taTs s sTsn sT :Sss'nss
WIN .ne ~ =: as null and void Another clause,
20 arasr directs that until the civil tribu-
ai. Tue Of me State are reestablshed and whils
mas o. UnaI iustice shall continue to be adnninfs
CHI era by the military conrts, these latter courts
.1hhaJI receive the evidence OF coiored persons
ss competent testimony In all matters, whether
touching white persons or black.
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THE MISSOURI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES st
Louis Democrat of Saturday says :sE' -ieA g.
The Evening Despatch OF yesterday pre-.
SON City in regard to the of cia1 returns OF the
late election, and claimed that the Oonstitu-
tion was defeated by several thousand votes.
We are authorized to say that It's statements
ting every illegal and fraudulent vote polled by
the rebels and conservatives, both IN ana out
OF St Louis, the majority for the Constitution
sured by the highest authority that the table
of returns last published in the Democrat, cor
res spends very closely with the cerddea yoses'
The total soldiers vote, as far as reeeihean annpt
eight hundred were cast against tue oon't- y
tuition. -. I'd. - -
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ADJUSTMENTS.
GROWERS NEW fHKAfKR.
xennsylyAniA Avenue, near Wtllard'a,

Rsnnsyivania Avenue. near Wil.rda.
THIS Cwe.nesdsyl EVENING. JUNE %.
The Celebrated New and Original Domestic
Drama RaiTisa Ihfs aess Sos snfislsd THE VERDICT
Jasper Roseblade.. Mr.. !. McCellum m
viii eoncads .sS 9.ns
i fMfdSH AFrsRsoSSfa s
q 5?i f?;;s
An immense bill in preparation.
tn! GLORIOUS FOURTH
TWO sRHsR ssfsRs6sEEA sSSEA As6 As6f;fSfTAS0ns' sfaMF.
WASHINGTON rHEArER.
Corner 1lth and streets. near Penna ave.
The elite Of the city nightly greet the Beautiful
ana A''0"'''iafs Mss s''kKSiIis k%Ts DENIM,
who si'h VENT
in her great eA'rsass5 EAsT # lynn.
pronounced by the press and public throug ghout
the country to be Without an equal
MISS SUSAN DENIM REsPEcTfULLY AN.
t1 ts1 nounces TO Der friends and the public that.
sP.Sd ss ss she
time 6xed upon for her FARnWILL BENIFIT.
public gene rally will come en- nasse. as pains viii
be tai en- to present bill Of great attraction.
.Ss s.s ass 7. M S the
zen appreciated, she confidently trusts to the
WasnlnStOu PUBIC TO reward ner. Jo2o AZ
OXFORD! OXFORD! OXFORD!
MUSIC HALL AND THNATRl.
Ninth street. fronting on Psnnsylvania avenue
UNDOUBTEDLY THn COOLEST PLAcE OF
AMUS1MENT IN THE OITY
IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE NEWooMpANY
Second week. and still more startling perform
anse' of L L .F111T RsFFF AsssI5,' ASgs5S'
In his great act of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
ZAMPILAIROsTATION
4econd week of
FANNY FORRHsr.
FANNY FORREST.
ANDRIW J. LEAVITT.
FRANK DONALDSON,
and Mr.. GRAY.
together with the whole ofthe Large and talented
2f0OK COMPANY.
consisting of fifty performers.
FRIDAY. JUNE both.
B1N1FIT OF MILE LOUISE ROLETTE
MArINEI livery WEDNESDAY.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE MAYOR.

ANNUAL MESSAGE OF THE MAYOR.
Tne following is the annual message OF the
mayor, which he transmitted to the Coun ellis
on Monday night. twill amply repay care
full perusal:
To the Board Of Aldermen
and Board of Common Council:
Genuemen: You have been selected to man.
age, conIointly with myself, the municipal af-
fairs OF this city for the ensuing year It will
uonouess on your part be done without par.
;a tlainty' sna win tne prudence and care you
would sc everally exercise in your private busi.
ness and careful regard for the best interests
OF the city irrespective OF personal considera.
uohs. relying upon this, IL will be my duty
rs wen ds my pleasure to unite with You In
maEing your deliberations beneficial to your
constituents.
To this end and for your information and
guidance, 1t is proper you have au Insight into
the condition OF the city. The past four years,
fraught with so many anxieties, nave happily
passed away, and with 1t has come the end and
so ooscured the future OF our country have
cleared, and our city has emerged under cir
cnmstances probably more favorable tn an any
OF its size in the country.
During this time our expenditures have been
continually increasing, not alone on account
OF the extraordinary circumstances of the
times, common alike to all the cities of the
country but likewise to meet expenses Incl.
dental to the sudden increase and rapid ex-
panse Of the city, and make those improve.
ments so essential to the con venience and COM
Tort OF our fellow citizens, and visible IN all
its parts. While other cities, many OF them in
1erlor In size, have been obliged to incur an
Indebtedness OF millions to discharge their OBJ.
legations to our common country, W hich, if not
LETT to posterity to pay. will require point of
taxation almost unbearable, we have tortu.
nately escaped with, as will be hereafter
shown, comparatively trlfiing debt.
The first subject which will attract your
attention is the financial condition OF the city:
The funded debt is ...............s79 s793,0OO
Inc water stock is...................... 10000
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION
BY THE
EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
I95 1917 Broadway. New York,
ROSEWOOD PIANOS, M1Lopross
FINE OIL PAINTINGS, HsGRAvryes.
silvsr Ware, Fine Gold aud Silver watches. An
ELEGANT JEWELRy.
CONSISTING OF
pe k5gs 5. ssls sns
Ladies' Sets, Cola Pens with Cod and
Silver Extension Holders, sleeve Bot.
os.in.. ms Plan fnnad and css.sd ssl sds aoiS Ssif
VALUED AT $500 900.
pisTRIBUT1ON Is made in the foIloving man.
,,oERTI1IoATEs usmInr each .r.rsl. and ,.s
vssh vhsLys: a., are placed in SEALED iEVHtoP rs
se VIII be delivered At our cs. or sent By mail
70 any ssdsss. % without regard to choice, on re-
on receiving the Certificate the purchaser win
.nd rsoess the and
A Ans,neS or can choose any ether article on our
81 Purchasers of our SEALED ENVELOPES
EMsy, IN this manner, obtain an article worth
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
shica 'ney need not pay untilit is known what is
INTiRs sATIsFAoFIoN GUARANTEED IN
ALL GASES
youd can to the fact Of IT, Ssin.
Original and Largest Gift Association in the
in a fair and konorsSie manner, and a isrSe and
greatly increased trade il. proof that our patrons
appfeelsfs this method of obtaining rich and ele
Daring the past year this Association has sent
very large number of valuable prizes to all parts
ssivs The full value Of their money as no article
and S5is Eo sLxsks oas Dollar RETAIL
assas na b. q; .. hs.vn
meola.sly seat to any address By return mail or
ss Ts 49I R,r:. the val
oa:on &oass. Pnssspai.
s Jones. ks. s.rl an Ss
bury. Of. GSid watch. value. Sis5; ]. +. Shaw
SO ssss Sfs ss oSas 't5ei Nevis. @ir., Piano,
value. $500; Miss Lucy Jansvsy, 1lmirs, y. T.,
dsy f1 ,nI Mr., n
Indians VsIunsesI'. E..hyills; TsRn, H., Eisch:
Vs.sssS S'' Soiuntsers. oi PsintiSe Value. % @ slcc
Mrs. Abbey ]. Parsons, eprin sfeld, Mas. Melo.
us wstes s NJ.
New soIf. Oil 9siS. 'sS 9sius ssss Mr:
value. So; Dr.. J. T. sineiair. No. Main street,
Utica, n. T., Framed nngraving, value, S15; Hon.
Luther Dstmold. Washington. D. g.. Oil Painting,
Were We permitted. we might add many names
70 u. above iist. but many persons object to our
Letters from various parties throughout the
Bile gifts may be seen on fle At onr office.
LIST OF ARTICLES
TO BE SOLD FOB ONE DOLLAR EACH,
without regard to value, and not to be paid for
until you know what you will receive:
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MRxIcAN ArPAIRs. - kasi8aliaa Prepdrtag
HIS Retreaf. LThei London Times says that
Monsieur Eloin. the special envoy Of the Eua-N
peror Maximilian, had adarrived In Paris from r
leorold, he succeeded IN prevailing on the
Emperor OF Austria to rBinstate his brother
Maxinilian In all his ,agnatic rights In the
event Of his returning to Austria ~ sv8d ssa5n
s0Strong fears are entertained OF another
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=
The funded debt is neither more nor less
than In 1861, on my Induction into office; the
h9ating debt has been increased 500 sol Il,
1t has been my constant endeavor TO avoid
an i.srs.se, ana II possible, to lessen the city's
IT, s:sSE ss%:aS: .gse e ssE i
the burden Of the draft, have tended to increase
the floating debt. Though during this time the
demands on the city treasury have been un-
ana commodious school. house in the Third
School District. and the extension of the bene.
fits Of public schools by establishing additional
so IN eveuy part OF the city the erection
Ninth Precincts, furnishing, lighting, and
heating all the station houses in the CITY, and
contributing large part Of the pay Of the
the organization and support Of paid Fire
department, the building and maintenance OF
the Fire Alarm Telegraph, the extension Of
sewerage and water mains, yet has the clty's
Indebtedness only been increased sixty.six
thousand eight hundred and one doIIars and
fourteen cents, (S66,s01 I'D
the Government have been responded to by
This city also small cost, when compared with
the millions incurred by other cities to fill their
several quotas under the call OF the President
for troops to aid in suppressing the rebellion.
speaks we'll tor the patriotism and loyalty of
our fellow. citizens.
RECEIPTS
The receipts OF the fiscal year ending June
80, 1865, are as follows
From taxes. 1899, 1913 81
From licenses ..175, 600 90
From water rents. 1880 Ia
From tapping sewers. 2, 122 so
Returns of police officers, rent OF fish
wharf, .................. 25, 1853 IS
Fines, &C., to school fund ............ 6,6i5 20
S594,3l5 %
EXPENDITURES DURING THE SAME TIME
General Fund. .......... 235S.6i2 66
Water Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1920 Is
Ward Fund ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 207, ,299 go
School Fund. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 57,455 &c
Work not yet paid for in the several
wards. ............ .................,... $4,000 90
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Total.


FLOATING DEBT.
Note Of the Corporation at the Bank Of
WASHINGTON .:....:.................. 1000
Notes at the Bank of Washington, under
act approved February ~, 1865 ... $4,000
Note at the First National Bank, given
under same authority ................ $4,000
Bonds of the Alexandria Railroad Com.
pany, matured and unmatured .... $4,000
Bountles to drafted men. ................ $4,000
Reward for the apprehension of the
assassins of the late President .... 10000
Internal revenue tax x................... 10000
Amountdue contractors for work when
finished on T street north, between
5th and 14th streets west; AZ street,
from City Hall to canal bridge, and
for other work. ork........................ $4,000
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R"rister arnroNimatrs will be.....l75 900 90
556, ,522 49,
The above statement does not include APP
prupriatuns which must he made during
the ear for the erection of school houses,
station houses, aud other incidental eX
penses which will engage the attention
mated At no less than. .......... zoo 200 co.
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THE EVENING STAR:
PUBLISHED DAILY. except sunday
AT THE STAR BUILDINGS,
sesapsst corner Of Psssa arcnue and lila street.,
BY ". d. WALLACH.

The STAR In served by tho carriers TO
their subscribers In the City and District for
TwUyE-ANu-A.HALP CBNrs PHR WEEK.
PRICD FOB MAILING Single copy, Three
Ceatsj one month. .Seventy. fire Cents; three
months, One Dollar and Fifty Cents; six months,
IAyse Dollars; one year, Siz Dorlors. No papers
Are sent nom the ONCE longer than paid for.
The WEEKLY STAR-puolished on Fri
day moruinE-One Dollar and Halt q year.
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DENTISTRY,

nlNTIsT-y wish to inform my friends and the
DHublic' enera ally that now am pre-.
pared to extract, Eli or insert Teeth
on Gold. tiver or Vnlcaoite, In the eku1S&
terms. and iIregularity of the teeth corrected.
satH faction guaranteed in all cases and respect
fully solicit share of your patronage.
J. T, OOUMBH,
tee Inn No. 249 sth st. bet n and north.
CRlAr DISCOVERY In DENTISTRY.
TEETH ExfRAcrHD WITHOUT PAIN.
] Ssold ADVISE ali persons having teAtA
20 extract to call at DIR. LnWlRS OH CO.
and have them taken out without pain. D
Also, cal and examine the Doctors new AMI i'm
proved meth cd of inserting ARTIFICIAL TI1TH.
hyon once the great i'm provement in his teeth,
you vfn have them in no other style than this
new ana valuable one. Teeth inserted on Gold,
have not advanced the price on our work hnee the
No. 2@2 Psnn'a avenue. between 18th and 18th
Etreats:
}sn %-ly sR LRwII, MD, Dentist.
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zW FL r M.
sTONH PgGH.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

And Dealers in Butter, Hops, Man. &C.,
Will ON the 1ST OF JULY, open the spacious
Store, No. 371 street, between 6th and 7th.
Brewers and Bakers are respectfully solicited 70
examine Our stock, which will be sold 1t New
York Prices.
Butter Trade Buyers and onsumers will always
find q good stock and good bar gains at our House:
All kinds of Produce and Merchandise received
and soId On conmission je 22-8ts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-06-28

r. D. SMITHS
WILD CHERRY TONIC BIrTERs.
This PROPHYLATIC is sold BY all Druggists
and Grocers.
This Great PANACEA has been established 20
years. Its medical properties are
TONIC, AsTRINGENT AND AROMATIC.
ri ensaisass y al of tn. sroAf
STRENGTH ANB BEAUTY TO THE YOUNG.
REJUvENATEs THE OLD.
Cures
DYSPEPSIA, LOSS OF APPETITE,
INDIGESTION, LAssITU UDE OF SYSTEM.
CHRONIC DIARRHEA, DYSENTERY.
JAUNDICE. AGUE AND FEVER.
OBTAIN A CIRCULAR, In which win be found
testimonials Of PEOPLE WE'LL KNOWN in
Washington. 1e Slim
CLIFTON HslI,S'
Late Paymaster q. 3. Navy,
ATTORNIY IOR TH1 PROSECUTION OF
2GOLAIMS BBFOR1 TIE DDPARTM1NTs
OF THI GOVERNMENT.
Oglims for Prize Money. Lost Clothing. Bounty,
Back Pay, Pensions. Lost Horses and other prop.
erty attended to promptly.
Office % ~ street. Post ONCE Box 42s Wash
inston city, d @. je7.6m
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~2OA
S2OA
OTHER ENCHANTING SfRENS,
OTHER ENCHANTING sYRENs,
OTHER ENCHANTING SYRENS.
Possessing each the grace and enchantment @ .nd .,
feature tse captiyators of the famed Teiemachus'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
COTTON AND WOOL CARES,
PLANTATION & FAMILY SUPPLIES

And will be pleased to supply their wants for all
articles in his line, with the best attention and
at the lowest possible prices.
His arrangements enable him to order any
goods not in store. that his friends nav desire.
which he will be pleased to do for a small commits
sion, through one of the best merchants in the
city.
In placing himself before his fellow citizens
again, he refers with pleasure to his long and
intimate association with them, and being q
fellow sufferer in the late trying struggle, lie
trusts his knowledge of their CONDITION und
wants will enable him to render entire satisiac.
ton, and retain their long and valued con.
hdence.
To those of his friends who are indebted t.
the house of NORTON, MOSDY ~ Co., he
begs leave to say that, he is prepared to receive
pay nent, III full or in part, and. will gladly
receive whatever they may he able to pay.
To such as may not he able to pay now, by
reason of the viciSsitudes Of tho times, he
would say; have no fear of being harras,cd or
but if you can not pay old scores now
come forward nevertheless aud help him with
your patronage .and influence, and thus enable
him to extend that Indulgence which il will be
pleasure to do according to his ability.
He is prepared to buy COTTON for which
he will pay the highest market price in CAST
or in BAGGiNG. ROPE, or any Other merchant 70
that may he desired.
S. L. MOSBY.
Canton July 20, 1865. l2m.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
4Oetrg,
TO NELLIE.


[The following poetic toast we see attributed to
Judge Lochrane, of Macon. Ca, whose name we Sc,
among Southerners who had a secret in.
terview with the President, and whom the reader
may remember in connection with a recent letter
addressed to the people of the Soulful
One night as old St. Peter slept,
And left the door of Heaven ajar,
Our little Nellie through it crept,
And came down on a falling star.
Then drink to Nellie, friends, fill up,
With wine that all our passion stirs,
And when we drink, we'll break the cup,
Twill never toast a name but hers.
She lit on earth and broke her wings,
Was captured by a mortal hand,
And here she yet ~sojourns and sings
The music of her native land.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
Her little wings will grow again,
And then shell leave us for the skies,
While we in darkness shall remain,
And miss the bright light of her eyes.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
When Nellie from this earth departs,
LIES brightest scenes will dreary be,
Vita nothing left to cheer our hearts,
Save her embalmed in memory.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
We care not what the world may think,
We care not what the sages say,
To Nellie's eyes we still will drink
Until this life shall wear away.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
To Nellie with our parting breath,
Our last toast shall be given,
. And when our lips are closed in death,
Well drink to her in Heaven.
Then drink to Nellie, etc.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
OPEN POLICY OF INSURANCE,

Special attention will be given to r~eceiv-
ing, forwarding and storing Cotton. We
have succeeded in securing an Open Policy,
so that we can insure Cotton and Merclan-
die placed in our hands at cheap rates.
Aug. 20. If
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
SCHOOL.


TNHE undersigned having perfected engagements
Il for the delivery Of Wood in the city of Canton;
solicits a share Of the pnblic patronage.
W'od viii be delivered at IS 90 per cord, or s250
per load.
Orders given TO A. N. PARKER at his Office
over Nessis. Dancy & MoounaB's will lie promptly
attended %. Wood yard adjacent 10 the residence
Of John 7 Cameron, Esq.
COwAN 4 PARKER.
Canton, August 10. 1865 GIN.
~ CAsn naii for Cuttnn hY 4. Y. pnrker
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Filters testamentary on the estate Of
IL John W. Boddie having been granted 10
the undersigned by the Probate Court of Mad
ison county, Mississippi, at the S SEPTEMBER
term, A. u. IS65, thereof
All persons having claims against said
estate are notified to come forward and
exhibit the same and have them registered
IN The manner ard within the time Prescribed
by Law, or they will BE- forever barred.
Sept. l4.-eT-6v. En-,
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1865-10-12
II O LIE N,
q Il q T. ".

u Il y
90 DOLLARS w
(lN Tuesday nigh, August IS, a fine Clark
" mare Mule, about l4S haEds high, five
years old last spring.
Any one returning this Mule, or giving in
formation which will lead to hen recoyery,
will receive the above reward.
DR.. ". n. fowler.
Canton, Nisiss pp'.
August II. lit.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-07-22
professional.
CINCINNATI vENEREAL HOSPITAL

ClNClNNAII VENEREAL HOSPITAL
Established in the Year 1850,
FOR THE CURE OF PRIVATE DISEASE
And under the control Of two OF the most Eminen
Physicians in the World
nR. K, BoNAPARTE, from London and Par
- Hospitals, and for the past ten ears OF the Gin
cinnati Venereal Hospital, and Or. 10. b. REYNOLDS
late New York This Ii the only office in .he cit
where permanent cure of Private Diseases can b
obtained, without the of mercury or change o
diet. Gonorrh9a cured IN six to forty-two hours
one to three weeks; Nocturnal Emissions stopped 10
two to SIX days. Seminal Weakness cured in two TO
eight weeks; Syphilis in Its primary stages cured In
weeks; Skin Diseases cured IN one TO three weeks
impotency vigerrestored in one to four weel s. Al
diseases OF private nature treated with unparalleled
success, male or female.
DR.. Bonaparte's great work on private Diseases
and female old and young should read this work. u
Will enlghten those who grope in darkness. Hricg
twenty five cents, sentb by mail.
perfectly safe, and fails to give satisfaction
is the only safe and preventive against diseas
Price OF the French Patent Male safe 81 the spgla
one, 81 per half dozen, 81 per dozen, sent by mail
1S-Madsme LoZIERs Female Monthly Pills is !
male diseases. Ladies should not them during
pregnacy, sshey will produce miscarriage. Price Sb
per bo1-sxlra fine s5-sent to any address by mail.
Drs. n. a h. are the men TO consult; they are IN
quesuonably acknowledged 10 be the champions and
kings OF vinerea diseases, and the only Doctors who
receive monthly reports from The o.d world; they
have been accustomed from early Rqe OF youth Ia
witness the various diseases.w hich adlict mankind
and TO watch the progress through long career o
professional study In every sphere OF liie from the
humble abode OF poverty to the mansion OF the
wealthy, and having ascertaned beyond a doubt the
vast surerngo humanity, they determined 10 select
the ger eratve system thef particular Study and
70 devote their whole attention to the alienation
the diseases oftheseimportant unetcns. No lester
will be answered unless they contain remittance o
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Drs BoNAPARTE REYNOLDS,
No. I32 Sycamore street, between Fifth and Sixth
east side, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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