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Shreveport Price Current.

tAADE FROM ACTUAL SALES, AS THEY TRASsPTRED.)
1t should be understood that our quotations. gener-
ally represent the wholesale prices. In filing small
orders, higher rates will have to be paid
SoUTH- WESTERN OFFICE,
May 2, 1866
CoTToH-The past week has been decidedly the
dulest of the season in the sale of the staple. The
receipt Of elegraphic dispatches last Friday, dated
the day at New Orleans, quoting decline of from
s9loc. p b in that city, and that it worth only
Id in Liverpool completely paralysed already dull
market The information anything but gratifying
to our merchants and cotton buyers, who withdrew
entirely from the market leaving the little on sale
begging for buyer at almost any price. We have
heard Of but two sales since the receipt of the
dispatches. We omit quotations this week, as the
market is unsettled. We don't think, however, low
middling could be sold for over Ice. in specie.
The warehouse receipts from the interior since our
last report up 43l bales against 342 for the week
previous. The warehouse receipts per river reach -
bales, against 1913 last week The shipments for the
same time 2698 bales, against 2759 for the
week before.
There were about 80 bales on shipboard last night.
The following is correct statement of the amount of
cotton storage last night at the respective ware
houses:
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession Of Joux and ESTHER SULLIVAN deceased
tue and in pursuance of an order of the clerk of the
District Court of the parish of Caddo, State Of Louis
iana and commission thereon issued, directed to any
duly qualified auconeer in and for the parish and State
aforesaid will sell at public auction, on the prem
Uses, on
between the hours of 10 o'clock and o'clock P NJ,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cession of John and Esther Sullivan, deceased towit
The northwest quarter of section three (8l the Moth
half and eighty (80) the south halt OF section
a. in township fifteen 5), range fifteen (l5); and the
southeast quarter of section thirty three 53 and the
southwest quarter of southwest quarter of section
thirty four 34 in township sixteen Q6) range fifteen
Q5l containing seven hundred and sixty (76o) acres
more or less.
ALSO-A lot of personal property, consisting Of
mules, wagons, buggy, small lot of farming nipple
ments, kitchen utensils, stock &c.
ami 5tI ]. W. SULLIVAN, Administrator
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SUCCESSION SALE.

Succession of H. P. DOUGLASS, deceased.
STATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo. By
of the District Court of the parish of Caddo, State Of
Louisiana, and a commission thereon issued directed
to any duly qualified auctioneer in and for the parish
and State aforesaid will sell at public auction IN 'front.'
of the Market-house, in the city of Shreveport,
Saturday, the 18th day of May, 1865,
between the hours of o'clock and o'clock P NJ,
the following described property belonging to the sue
cession of II. P. Douglass, deceased, to-wit
One Mule;
One Bay Mare and
One Colt.
Terms-CASH The property must bring its ap-
praised value. 1870, -,-,,,1,-
APPS 2t JONAS ROBESON, Auctoneer.
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SaERIFF,S SALE.

IN DISTRICT Court-state of Lonisana,Pa9ri!sh of
Caddo-No -, ELIZABETH MCCALL, adminlstra
trix. VS. WIN. HOLMES, ct ais By virtue of writ of
feri facias to me directed by the honorable District
Court of the parish of Caddo will proceed to sell at
public auction the highest bidder at the Courthouse
door, in the city of Shreveport parish and State atore
said, ~
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. NJ aud o'clock T.
NJ, the following described property, to-wit ..,
Twenty acres of land in the parish Of Caddo, known
upon map or plan, of east half of the southwest
quarter of section one o. township seventeen teen q. lI
page POO in the Recorders office of the parish of Cad
do, as the half of lots three a) and four con
tanning twenty Also lot No six (6l containing
nine and eighty three onehundredth % $4,000 acres
as per map recorded in book IN" page 263, of west
half of southeast quarter of section one a. township
seventeen 7) range "a, with the buildings and I'M
provements thereon.
Seized as the property Of the defendant and to be
sold to satisfy the writ in the above entitled suit, with
all costs.
Terms of sale-CAsH, with benefit Of appraisement,
THOS. R. SIMPSON, Sheriff.
Shreyanort April 4 1856 st pf SlS
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W. VI. FOLSOM. r. D. RhILLl'
FOLSOM & REILLY,
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS

GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS,
No. on the Levce.
Shreveport, La
WYE take pleasure in calling the attention Of the
w citizens of Shreveport and vicinity to stock
which consists in part of Dry Goods Hats Caps Boots
and Shoes of every description, Gentlemeus Furnish
ing Goods and Clothes Of every description for gentle
mems wear, &c, &c.
Our Tailoring Department
is under the charge of Mr.. REILLY whose long expe
rience in the business justes US in guaranteeing
customers satisfactory fit.
One of the firm will remain in New York for the
purpose of replenishng our stock and taking advan
not lower than any other house in this city.
Our store for the present, at No. on the LeFee
up stairs and down. o,, ,,,,r,,-
Shreveport, April II, 1866. If
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TIRE 6 ARROW TIE"

TIRE EtARROW TIE.''
TJHE POINTED BANDS and "ARROW TIES" are
complete substitute for rope in baling cotton,
combining the utmost simplicity with the greatest pos
sible security, and are much
CHEAPER THAN ROPE
Country merchants and Planters are earnestly in
yited to examine these Ties Apply to
GIVEN, WATTS & CO.,
los PoydraS street, New Orleans; or
H. T. BARTLETT, Agent,
Is Carondelet street, New Orleans.
HAMILTON & CO., Agents,
NOT Texas street,
mh2s If Shreveport, La.
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New Orleans, Shreveport and Hurricane bi1N
PASSENGER PACKET.

TRenew, magnificent fastrunuins steam
fR53ssaa b boat LIVE OAK. P TARdARoNA, mas
AsI@sb4sifTiE9, ter will run during the entire season.
szs5sEz7z commencing as soon as the water permits
tokir fregLt aod PASSENGERS for all landings on Red
River In point of speed safety and fine accomInods-
tons tie Live Oak is unsurpassed by any boat m mo
trade, and By strict and prompt attention " wy
ests ot shippers and the comfort OF pasSeu5elS'
Gers hove 10 merit public favor. JahIu
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state of Louisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession OF - BICKHAM deceased
TEyENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT--No. 829-
L Notice is hereby given that F NJ. Bickham, tutor
of the minors w. O.. and F. NJ Bickham, has filed an
account of his administration of the affairs OF SAID
minors and unless opposition be made thereto within
thirty days. the will be homoogated according to
g. Given under my hand officially this the Sd
- Iap4 81 A. L. MERsH0N, Clerk.
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state of Lonisiana---parish of Caddo.

Succession of II. ?. STEPHENS deceased.
TEIENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT Contributes is
I hereby given that Jacob Hoss, tutor, has flied
final account of his administration of the affairs Of the
minor heirs of FL. 2. stephens, deceased and unless
opposition be made thereto within thirty days. the same
will be homoogated, as prayed for.
- Given under my hand officially, this I'd of day
L. S. April, D. 1866.
49, lap4 st A. L. MERSHON Clerk.
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ECLIPSE STABLE. TEXAS STREET.
"AVING leased this well known, large and a.
commodous STABLE, and thoroughly ~
reted It, we prepared to attend to the wants Of the
public The best horses carriages and buggies kept
ing and feeding Of horses. GEO l. took Co,
sup28-tf ProPrietors
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sOITTHERN JOURNAL
OF THE
EnIGAL SCI q y 9 u > +,

MEDICAL SCI q n 9 II >,
NEW ORLEANS, La.
FIRST class Quarterly, Of not less thaP e alt
"A hundred pages per apnum s gsaaro On lns
UBscaIpTIoS-invariably in advancel-So W.
L. ID. FENNER, NJ. D..
p. WARREN BRICKELL, NJ. d., ana
G. BEARD, NJ D., my M oPPa rrGEF
Box l9s, Post oflce. New Orleans, La. All commun a
cations 20 be directed to Southern JoIFna 10 81 Sne
HYANS s KENNEDY Agents
Hn,, A7 Shreveport. la.
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Mof.dav. the 7th day of May next, (ls00,I
for thefollowing named parish olhcers
One Sheriff;
One Clerk of the District Court .,,..,o.
one District Attorney for the lQth Judicial Distinct
One Recorder
One Assessor:
One Justice Of the Peace and Constable for each
Ward except Ward No, A, where there shall be tFe
of each elected.
TIE commissioners throughout the parish are hereby
instrucsed to open the polls, at their respecuve pre-
cncks at nine o'clock A. NJ, on the s@ia AlosDa
seventh day of May next and hold elections LOT nv
of;cRrs hprcinbeforc named and at four O'Clock r n
to close the polls Immediately after closing the PoS
each candidate making mention OF the name Oh ING
candidate and the office voted for, and return one OF
thef lists to me- without delay, at my ONCE, IN mo
Far fhn guidance and information of all voters.
ebereto the qualifications of voters established
by law Every white male, who has attained the age
the Stale twelve months next preceding the election
and The last three months thereof IN the parish IL
which he offers to vote, and who shall be oitizeh o.
the United States, shall have the right OF voting.
In addition to the foregoing qualifications, every
eectoy.is required TO produce the amnesty oath pre-
scrbed in the Presidents proclamation either OF tho
stb 5f December 1868, or that of the 29th OF May,
1863 sygorn to and subscribed by him before compe-
tent authority:
81 do solennly swear or affirm, in the presence Of
ALMIGHTY God that will hereafter faithfully dotend
the CONSTITUTION of the United States and the Union OF
The States Hereunder and that will, in like msnneF
abide hy and faithfully support all laws and procama
ons which have been made during the existing rebel
ion with reference to the emancipation OF slaves 90
This oath is imperative on and after the 29th day of
Nav 1865, and will be rigdly enforced. 1t Will be IN :
derstood at the same time that those who are excluded
from the benefits of this amnesty OATH by any of the
lists of exceptions contained in the proclamation, will
not be Gwfd to VOTE "n FLOP e R. suPsoS
Shreveport, March IS, 1866. r6tl Sheriff
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~ THE subscriber takes this me- gE5zzs5ssys
II lthod of informing his friends -e3334eTS59
v u and the public generally that be zaszz (.
has resumed business at the above stand and is full
to do every description Of work in his ne
Thankful for the patronage heretofore extended
ME, solicit continuance feeling assured Of gEln
satisfaction. \. klhBLb,
Shreveport, March !, 1855.
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state of Lonisiana-.-Parish of Caddo.

Succession of JAS. B. 0GILvlE, deceased
FTJENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0UET-Notice is
4 hereby given that VIM ]. Ogilvie, administrator,
has filed in my office, account Of his administration
of the succession of Jas. b. 0glvie deceased also
tableau of debts and unless opposition be made thereto
within thirty days, the same will be homologated as
prayed for
: I- Given under my hand officially, this the 9th
! L. s. of April, \. D. 1866.
10y Iapll 5tl A. L. MERSHON, Clerk
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Nsv orleans and Shreveport Packet Lac.
: oI,IP.ws 4, SHREVEPORT PAcKE1

Ti,r new and substantial built steamboat
n.l5szltis1rSA C;ADDo, TRoRN7oN JAcoBs, Captain:
90 .as4 r H. PRS, Clerk will run during tho
entire season as regular packet between Ne" 0Tlsag'
and Shreveport touching at GTah0 Du9osi 1" -
GraId Lcore Alexandria, and all lnteruleul"tel 49,;
an1 speed unsurpassed by any boat in the trade h9f
ofcdls will give personal @t'ehoH Wv fort tn DIVA
For freight or passage apply on board
Sbrayennrt February Il, 1865.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~ Acres. within one mile of the corporation line Of
~ Shreveport, known as the ALLEY place.
Three Hundred and Twenty Acres Of woodland three
miles from Shreveport immensely valuable for its hre
wood. ,
Of Bossier near colonel Sandidge's; unlmproved
One Thousand Five Hundred Acres in the parish OF
DeSoto known the plantation OF colonel JOHN Mar
shall; well improved.
occupied by Mrs Moore half mile from the corpora
ton line Of Shreveport containing four acres, VAIN
comfortable dwelling, &c. y
miles from Shreveport; forty acres bottom land, ccm-
Portable dwelling house, ouhouses, we'll ana trees
Two Hundred Acres; one hundred and nifty cleared,
with improvements, eighteen miles from shreveport,
and eight miles back Of Albany.
One Thousand One Hundred and Forty Acres, in Bos-
gier parish on Carks bayou, six miles from LAKE. naYl
CATION about five hundred acres cleared and under
GOOD fence; excellent Dwelling House, Gin House, mil
Blacksmith Shop Tools, and Blacksmith negsItRlI-
ing spring Of water eight hundred busheIs OF OoFh,
* 6O6 mounds Of Fodder seven Mules two Wagons and
Oxen: one hundred and fifty Hogs, fifty Cattle nifty
Sheep fifteen hands the place under contract Gor
01e Thousand Seven Hundred Acres Of Land, eight
hundred open lying both sides OF the railroad SIX
miles from Shreveport IN the parish oil Cadqo com
Portable Dwelling; good stand tor PuoIc mouse;
we'll of water an under ground cistern, and spring
Mules Horses Cattle, Hogs, Oxen, Wagons Cart Corn
farming utensils. -, -, .
comfortable Dwelling well of water and several never
failing springs.
House and Lot in Shreveport, now occupied by H..
Levy. H.. -4s,4 A.
A single story Business House. on Texas street, Pc
tween Market and Edwards STREETS ,
The property known the Dutch Garden OF
TWENTY-FIVE acres twelve in orchard and seven In
garden adjoining the city OF Shreveport large TWO,
story framed House, with seven roomsj clstesn aha
we'll. ali necessary outhouses; furniture, # desired
Thirty Acres onethrd in woods, edioing the above
will be sold in connection at the option Of purchaser
The Residence lately occupied by 1. H. fltEs, Two
miles from Shreveport containing twenty acres, With
good buildings, viii be sold at great bargain -
Twenty One Lots in ten acre lot No ., ana nye los
in ten acre lot No 49, subdivded situated IN the CITY OF
Shreveport and fronting on Common street and on
the railroad.
H. J. G. BATTLE,
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STATE of Iouisiana---Parish of Caddo.

Succession of GEO ". SIMs, deceased.
TNENTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT C0URT-Notce is
/ hereby given that H. Markham, administrator, has
filed in nv office an account of his administration of
the succession of G. W. SIMS deceased, and unless OPP
position be made thereto within thirty days, the same
80 Given under my hand officially, this 10th
l. S. day of April, A. D. 1866.
- [aplS ST. a. L. MERSION, Clerk.
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NLECTYON NOTICE.

PURSUANT to proclamation issued by his excel
Il lsncy, J. Madison Wells, Governor Of the state 70
of Louisiana hereby notify the qualhe9 voters %
the parish of Caddo that elections VIII Do he'N q "
different precincts of this parish on ,,eoc,
Monday. the 18th day of May next, (1eoo1
for the:foowing named parish oheeTs'
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DR.. j. f. DAVIS.
ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to the citizens
q of Shreveport and vicinity, for the practice of
Medicine and Surgery Office and Residence, on Market
street between Texas and Milam Jan24tt
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DR.. G. A. FRIERS0N,
DENTIST.

DENTIST.
Corner of Texas and Spring SITS, near Balls drug store
TIE IS graduate of the Baltimore College of Dental
Ill Surgery, and at the commencement of the war,
held position among its faculty as DemonStr@t9r OF
Mechanical Dentistry. 1ebt
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No stakeholder shall vote any stock which may
have been transferred to him within ninety days prior
to an election regular meeting of stockholders any
election which may take place after the first Monday of
July eighteen hundred and sixty-six.
And in conclusion, the stockholders, in confirmation
Of the aforesaid stipulatons, covenants and agree
ments ordained and established by the present act for
the purposes herein mentioned and to that effect only
do hereunto subscribe their and bind them
selves their heirs, executors and assigns
Thus done and passed in my office at New Orleans
the day, month and year first above written in pres
ence of Messrs Lucien Pile and Henry Ducael, COM
petent witnesses, who have signed these presents
together with the said appearers and me- the Notary
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SUCCESSION SALE.

"'"'' JONAS robson, Auctioneer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-09

News from WdUerly.-The Waver1y
PhGai1 of the 1st inst, says that Dur
ing the past week wheat and pork have
both been hauled from Cedar Falls" to
that place. We don't presume the Ptoe-
1sir would tell lie OF course not!
The GAZETTE judges the Ph1niz by it.
self, and therefore tells the balance of
thestory as follows. Out in the coun-
try there, at. averly station on the
Cedar Falls & Minnesota Railroad, the
grain and produce buyers got into bit
of Improbable rivalry among them
selves, and entirely forgot in their heat,
that they were buying for the Chicago
market. Prices went down, but they
were so intent on taxing one another
and 50 delightfully."- occupied in proving
Waverly the best market in the world,
that unfortunately they didn't hear, or
didn't care if they did, that their mar
gin was minus So they continued to
buy, as men who are whipped some
Z times continue to fight. A few Cedar
I, Falls men, dolorous at the decline be-
cause of stock on hand, saw the opening
! and slipped in few loads, greatly to
s the relief OF their pockets and hugely to
: the qualification of the simple minded
though very good and generous-hearted
people Of the little station up the river,
who were thereby fully assured that
Z Waverly Was the best market in the
s world. Dear Phsnic: we'll haul again
sometime. It's such fun to haul. you
know; especially when it's haul out of
sonebody'spoeket intoyourown. Don't
:. you think go? " !. y .t's'' stes
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To Consul n, ptiyes,

The advertiser ing been restoi ed to health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffer.
ed for several years with severe lung affection, and
that dred disease, consumption--is anxious to make
known 10 his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire 1t. he will send copy Of the pre-.
scrpton used free of CHARGE with the direction for
preparing and using the same, which they will find
Sure cunE for CONSERVATION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS
CorGns, CoLps, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object Of the advertiser In sending the Prescp
ton is to benefit the afflicted, and spread Information
which he coneeves 10 he invaluable and he hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy II will them nothing
and may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FRRE by return mail
will please address a.
REv. EDWARD A. WILSON.
4oly wlliamsburgh, Kings Co, New York
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M A r RE d.
Special Aotiees.
I. Health Worth Having,

IL Is, protect IT, II Is Jewel easy lost virtue,
and In difficult to Nature, In
climate and especially at this season. requires to be
occasionally reinforced. But everything depends upon
the tonic used for this purpose. The medicinal nctures
all Of Thich are based alcohol are danger.
Gus. Quinne, Ms every body finds who takes much
Off, is slow poison. One safe protective iron, all un.
healthy atmospheric influences exists and one only
This powerful preventative is HOsTETTER's sTOM.
ACH BiTTERs, compound Of the purest strnulan,
manufactured with the most effective tones, al
ternatves regulators and depurators that chemistry
has yet extracted from the botanical Kingdom Conva
lescents, languid AMI feeble from recent Sickness viii
Hud the Btters an Incompatible Restorative not dsa
greeahle TO the taste, and emncny invigorating M
other stimulant produces the effect as this Stom
achic II does not excite Hutter the nerves. o- oc
cason undue arteris action but at once soothe.
and strengthens the nervous system and the animal
spirits. 49lm
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An Explanation from Judge HeWpts.

Eds. gazette Perhaps it would b.
well for me to say few words relative
to a misunderstanding between the SUI
perintendento of the Home at Cedar Falls
and the Hamilton Freeman. ..u
If there is any blame to be attached to
any one on this account, Tam tie Oaly
one @ho si,ouid bear it, knowing the
people of Webster City so well. and
knowing them to be generous and pat
riotic almost witlleut limit, it may be
too much encouragement was given by
me to the Superintendent of the Home
as to what they would do; but several
in Webster City gave me some encour-
agement relative to clothing the chill
dren under the Immediate care of the
Nurse, and did the rest. The names
of the children were sent, but did not
receive them in season to attend to the
matter before L was called away from
home, and as ! did not see, the Supcrin-
tendent after the names were received
he had reason, upon What I had previ-
ousiy said, to expect something in that
direction. l see nothing i'm the article
published by the Superintendent Tin
explanation Of some complaints) that
should call for such bitter remarks as
appeared in the freeman. Webster
City furnished the first room in the
Home, and is entitled to much credit
for what it has done, which is more,
according to population, than any other
place; and i was confident that the
people OF that place would do more, and
think so still. fe6 E1 &s.-1}a
Hoping the freeman will try to do
the Superintendent, Mr.. Morrison, jus
tice in this matter, and let the blame
fall where it belongs, remain,
40 '@A'+ Very respectfully, " Fet #-s'
>. b. HEWETT, Jr..
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ACARn TO lNYAllns-

Clergyman. while residing in South America as
missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy for the
Cure OF Nervous Weakness Early Decay Diseases Of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs and the whole train Of dis
orders brought by banefu and vicious habits Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire To benefit the afflicted and unor
unate will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in sealed envelope, to any who needs It,
Free Of ChUgs
Please nclose post paid envelope addressed your
self. .iddress, IS. 4 =
JOSEPH r. IN.TAy
STATION d, BIBLE HorsE,
62ly. nsw YORK. City.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1866-02-09

Joaathaa.--We have an excellent let
ter from Des Moines this week, written
wellinformedc correspondent whose
past connection with the press and pres
ent position at the capital render his
Communications particularly valuable.
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Errors of Youth.

Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous De-
b'ly Premature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful
ndiscre,ion, WILL for the sake Of suffering humanity
send free to all who need it. the recipe and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he was cured
Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advertisers experience
do so by addressing
JOHN n. OGDEN,
dolly No. 10 Chambers, ST., New York