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ArscosuED.-1tts Is reported thas m euploye OF
ihe !aucrcun Express company, whose christian
uslae n William, and who has been officiating In
The capacity Of Assistant Cashier, {under Mr.
Luras.> At the Northeastern 1tallroaa depot. on
Fiiduv evening look biz depsrurc rIm The city, IN
company wlitI 4 NoInau ol easy virtue and SITS OF
his emblotcfa money. 1t IL Ptated That William
do not mourn his loss.
, 1866-07-09

CHANGE OF TrxE--A change In The Timetable
of :oc thicsgo St Lo1i. Railway goes into ei-
hct today. Trs'ue leave cnic.go At $40 in the
orninc and g:t5 In the evening" Arrive at $50 III
the morning aud Stu In The evening.
, 1866-07-09

WANTED -S2o0 per montt, paid
e,,n. c.sens: e new ~; . m
ttht,ip. M0SAnSOCk hRWfN0. MACillSK Ci}.,
H!nshendun. Msn, or Ch'cAso, ILL.,. +. o. psawrf
Nln3. telt.f3a
, 1866-07-09

The following tnbie shows the dividend OF the
various National yanks from May ], 1865, su Ap1i
, 1866-07-09

TIL TAFF1SG.-A lad named John Mcuughtpc
was brought bstofc the Pohce Court on Saturday
forenoon, charged with stealing wallet contain
IN. eraI amount OF postal currency and come
photographs, from the money dra yer OF au Italian
taloon on State etfret. The pratoner was sent be-
fore Commissioning WilllaEn: igE e1amiQalQa.
, 1866-07-09

WANTED immediately 500
~ railroad isboEcts. wRst3 u rrf day1 70 track.
;aySin, y,n snd Etxsis T:acs t'o PeF daT. Apply 1a3
, 1866-07-09

WIANTED-Tmnlctliatcly-TWo
"! go:d Elocilo }pu aud Stereotype rlp,,hrtt,
Good Faens pafd enh ttcAuy an!ntaY
Chicago. Mssl
, 1866-07-09

iEarEuAAcE--The regular meeting Of the Chi
caeo Tempt rance Society will be held On Monday
evening In The Lectuie Room OF the Clark street
u. :. huEch. Short addresses will be the order
fh,n s. sne heeffng; ana Rey Pr Httchcock Rev j. Q.
take part. "
, 1866-07-09

WANTED-A first class Book
w t11drf-orr that ran foswtfd anJ oui,b, ,}oovt
Haafa aud tef ftuanrnt situation sn'oa, A1dfpa
COULTER omte, ltAnnipA Mo-, R&sstla quAnc4 ott.
, 1866-07-09

N0ttcc.-Thc long tonkctl for lis,lprcas
1loure in The county, and tho.c that Wish TO havc
ihrtf llca]3 hnd 1hlf bcncltrh will ptcasu ca on Tho
drntg!r'F. DurSllAAs s TAH acitAAcK, Whnlu.
tatc ApculA, nina
, 1866-07-09

TRASsrrns OF REAL EsrATH.-Thc following
ra1cs Of real estate has been made by Hon. $, 5.
Hayes, within The past few daye, on bis own &c
count;
Home Place, corner Of Washington street. tfont
IMP Union Park; $69. .0oG 70 Colonel z. y. TAYLOR.
and Randolph, GO BY 81 feet; $4,000, 10 General
John Cook.
Link iror Block. n. ". corner Lake and L1Salie
etreet; xl67,5DI 10 ". B. Ogden.
TO III. b. Ogden: 10 by 80 feet, On prankl'n
street between Randolph and Washington
lie abo1e weru Ill for cash and secured psper,
exrent The franklin street stores. which wire
Fil Go tath anu f29, 90 In otner property.
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DgG:D 3D..

Jo'y 10Th, 1866, ,,Mr FNANc,s McCLrL.
G>Np, Of Cumberland township. Greene
county, Pa, ag,d 0j years and 20
days,
Tao deceased was born July 2nd,
III, near Wilmington, y lawarr, when
about five or six years Old, in company
with his flthcr's family, and in the style
Of pioneer travel-~thcn common, he
crossed the mountains and settled in ,hi,
county. HIS location here was coinci,
dent, in date with the year of American
independence, and was comprised with
the dangers aAd hasdshipS peculiar to
that early day. With many of the his.
torical incidents and with the names OF
many OF the prominent actors who igur
cd in the days Of the revelation and of
subsequent times, Mr.. NIcClelland was
familiar, and NJ TO recent date could
recall them with much facility.
Though, too young himself to take an
active part in the struggle for Indepen.
dance, yc. some OF his kindred were ac,
tive PARTICIPANTS. Few persons now
living enjoyed thepeasuro Of seeing him
whom Americans delight to call the
Father OF his country That pleasure
belonged to Mr., McClehnd. In the
political affairs OF the nation he was &C,
castomed TO take u lively interest, es-
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tceming it hls imperative dutyto express
and vote his sentiments in all pending
important elections.
With the early settlement of Western
Pennsylvania and adjacent regions, he
was quite conversant and could relate
many adventures connected with ln-
dian iuaurslons and predatory warfare,
the whlskcy insurection, and other eytnls
of historic interest.
Ofpious parcntage it was the priv,
lege of deceased to enjoy early religious
training, as pre- urinary to the actual
possession Of that picty which afterwards
developed itself in his life,
From information furnished by son
who Tor many years has been his main
dependence tor care aud support, it ap.
pears Tint in the 10th year of his are.
under the preaching Of Rev. Robert
Finley, from North Carolina. he was
awakened to sense Of his lost condition
as Il sinner, and lei to indulge hope iu
Christ, The theme OF discourse At the
time was "lf any man love not our
Lord Jesus Christ, let him be an ahcnnl,
aWanatba.' On making public pros
Icssion Of his faith, Mr. McClelland
united with the Presbyleriar Church OF
New Providence, which relation, includ
ing periolof rs years, he has continu,
cd to Sustain up to the time of his death.
Having in former years had quite a
passion and taste for sacred music, Mr..
AlcCIcIland became professed iuslruc
tor in that important branch of science
and was, Tor many years, the honored
preccp,or in New Providence Church.
Up to the latest period oflife, in the ser
vice OF song he never lost interest.
but was able to repeat accurately much
that he bad formerly learned.
Compwed with that of other chris
tians, the earthly pilgrimage OF Mr.
McClell3nd was protractcl. But there
is an end to the l)nsest journey. lIav-
ing led him along through each pcrplex>
ing path OF life, the good Shepherd has
at length called him TO sweeter joys and
holier melodies in that land
''Whcre with the good anl blcst,
These he loved most and best,
He shall forever rest
In heaven his home" j. VI.
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DIR TOBIAS
VENETIAN LlNIMENT.

Drp or CEOur-what u pretty and interest
~ Ing child saw last week! But now, alas!
it is no more. Such was the conversation Of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars
Died Of Group! how strange. when DR.. To-
bias Venetian Linimcnt is n certain cure, if
taken in time. Now Mothers, we appeal t1
YOU. 1t is not Iur the paltry gain and profit
we make, but for the sake ofyouriniant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group is
Il dangerous disease but use DR.. Tobias
Venetian Linimcnt in tmc and ii is robbed
Of It's tcrr,rs. Always keep it in the house;
You may not want it to night, or tomorrow
no telling whcn-bu armed with this inimrnt
you are prepared, let it come when il will
Price only 40 ccntsa bottle. O.llrc 80 Con-
llndt Street, New York, Sold by all druggist
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A CARD TO INVALiBS.

A Clergyman, while residing IN South
America, as missionary, discovered n safe
and simple remedy for the cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Earl Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, and the whole
train of disorders brought on by banclul and
vicious habits. Great numbers have be en-
already cared by this noble remedy. Promp-
ted by II desire to benefit the afflicted and I'M
fortunate Twill send the recipe ,or repairing
and using this medicine in sealed envelope,
to any one who needs it, free Of charge.
Please inclosc n postpaid envelope, ad-
dressed to yourself
Address, JOS. II, INMAN
Station d, Dlble House,
Apr II, ly New York City.
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HMsrEp's WAyNnSnuna SHOE SrowG-
How we can sell so cheap! We bny
all our work from the N tiers, saving the
j)'bers profit and then divide oar stock
among our branch stores.
Our Home. Made w5,k is manula,tur>
ed expressly for rs, anl We warrant it to
be the best that is made. Oar cstab,
lishment is intended to be perman mt
and reliable, representing all goods as
as they really are one Price only -
Don't buy before calling at Ualstcd's
cheap Shoe Store, next to the Farmers
Il Drovcrs' Bank.
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TnE new bridge, at the upper end Ct
the pike near EIys, ncars completion -
1t is certainly great improvement, but
1t tshou!d have been adoube one. What
say our Commissioners 10 double one
on the south side of town, We hear
they are going to erect one on the site
OF Slaters old bridge and we think travel
demands that it should be double Il,
will be as economical, look better and
last longer,
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SPECIAL NOTICES

E'3' AN EXTENSIVE SALE AND DIS
TRlBUTION Of Pianos, Mclodeons Gold aud
silver Ware is now going ON a:the Snlesrooms
Of REED 4 BHo 81 Liberty ST., n Y. These
goods are sold at TWO DOLLARS EACH,
REGARpLLss or VALUE, Send TWENTY
FIVE Cents for one numbered Notice, or
ONE DOLLAR for SIX. The Number ON
each Notice corresponds with the number On
game article Of goods, which will be sent on
RECEIPT Of So The money win be refunded
of the goods do not give satisfaction Agents
make TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PEN
WEEK. Send for Circular
REED & BRO.
Oll2c; +. o. Bon, jlaS,
81 Liberty st. New York.
A. il u.s. ly
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BASE BALL.-Last week was the first for our
National Game in this place. Througa the
tuition of Genl Baily, our young men got in
sight in.o its mysteries and Immediately organ
ized aclub. The present mcnia for the game
seems to exceed that for all others. No doubt
a proficiency will soon be gaincl which shall
enable as to challenge some Of the neighbor
ing clubs. Look out, Uniontown and Wash
ingtOn
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-22

AMoN'i Us.-TuE Hos, GEopGE v
LAWRENCE pailth citizens OF our county
a visit recently. We had the honor,
for1!he first time as a voter, of greeting
and hearing him speak. lie spoke twice
in the upper end of the county last week
and by his honesty and candor succeeds
ed dispelling the doubt existing toward
him among few, caused by the misrcp>
resentation of enemies. We hope to
see him again ere he takes his scat in the
next Congress as arc>electel member.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-22

VIZ learn from our Pittsburgh exchanges
that desperate alfray occurred on the steam
cr "Chieltain'' at Lock No ., which came
near resulting fatally to man named Law
renee Murphy. He was assaulted by three
men and in the melee got knocked down
with sling shot. All were in state of in
toxica'ion when they came aboard the steamer
Two of the parties have been arrested the
other is still at large Murphy is u resident of
this county, and lives near Greensboro.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-22

Furry ALLEYS ANp OUmlOusGs. If
Our council DO not believe that the filth
from Alleys and oah pnSes ca4es a very
diSasrccablc smell We invite them to
elevate the pSe'vcs on SOM niyn bulls
ding m lc'tch thi '3ent, anl It they are
not sltiSiel tia. SON ,,hiny needs atten.
tion we will say no norc aJont the filthy
condition of our town.
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We would consider ourselves derelict in
duty if we did not continue to remind our
Supervisors Of the bad condition Of the roads.
The late rains have quilted them f,arlully, in
many places rendering them dangerous to
travellers They are sadly in need ofattcntion
and will be more haeady still when Winters
storms spt i'm
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Lyons Periodical Drops
THE GREET FEMALE REMEDY y II

A
IRREGULARITIES.
These Drops are II scientifically compound
cl fluid preparation, and better than any
Pills, Powders or Nostrums. Being liquid,
their action is direct and positive, rendering
them u reliable, speedy and certain specific
for the cure Of all obstructions and suppress
siors 6f nature. Their popularity is indicated
by the fact that over 100, 0OO bottles are an
nually sold and consumed by the ladies of the
United States, cycry one Of whom speak in
the strongest terms Of praise Of their great
merits. They are rapidly taking the place OF
every other Fomllc Remedy and arc CON
sidcrcd by Ill who know aught of them, as
the surest, safest and most inialliblc prepara-
tion in the world, for the cure Of all female
complaints the, removal fall ohstruciions o.
nature, and the promotion Of health, rcgunri-
ty and strength Explicit directions stating
when they may he used and explaining when
and why they should not, nor could not be
used without producing effects contrary TO
natures chosen laws, will be found carefully
folded around each bottle, with the written
signature Of JouN l.. LYoS without which
rome are genuine.
Prepared by d. JOHN !. LYON, lp5
Chapel Street, New Haven, Conn, who can
be consulted either personally or by mail.
(cuclosng stamp concerning NIL private dis
eases and female ", alinoSscs.
Sold by Druggists everywhere
c. G. CLARK & CO.,
General Agents for u. s and Canodbs
Nov. s, 'G5. --lv.
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III

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ApPIiCA-
| tion will be nude at the next Session o!
the Pennsylvania Legislature, by the Odd
Fe lows Association, at Wnyncsburg, Greene
county, Pu., to change the name Of the same
to the EXCHANGE B>HK or WAySnsDuRe.
Also, to authorize said bank to issue stock in
shares. of illy dollars each the whole not to
exceed one hundred thousand dollars.
JOS. i. RANDOLPH,
.Julyl 'GG en- President
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live in the South would be unworthy cit
liens Of a tree country, degenerate sons
of heroic ancestry, unfit ever to be-
come the guardians Of the rights and lib
critics bequeathed to US by the fathers
and founders OF this Republic. if they
could accept, with uncomplainng sub
missiveness, the humiliation thus sought
to be imposed upon Them
This sentiment was again checrcd
with the greatest enthusiasm, and at the
close Of the reading OF the al ircss, EX,
Governor Perry, OF South Carolina, rose
and moved its adoption The motion
was declared carried, unanimously, amid
prolonged cheering
Mr., Samuel j. Tridon, OF New York,
then rose and proposed, on behalf OF
the New York delegation, three cheers
for IL }, Raymond, who had prepared
the address just read,
Mr. Paucn, on behalf Of the PcnnSylr
yanil delegation, seconded the call The
cheers were then enthusiastically given.
The address contains about eight Ihons~
and words, aud will make not far lJcm
tour columns in the New York morning
papers 1t demands the universal ac-
! knnwla alaorort ot ,ho lng,t,u,,o consn,
nurnrns y, ,hn wnr viii II orn tho ncr.
np,uoI noipt,ir,nro q. the Iruion and
the destruction Of slay,ry, IT asserts.
next, that. the Government acquired no
now riohts or mowers by the war;. that,
if ort,,j op.v ON thn lrirn.iyn Conrrnss
had n,s.el u resolution that vLcn ,he
war closed MI thn movers and dioni,v
of the state Should remain up,mpqirei
and that the mower assumed by th, Gov,
erumcnt in the State since thr war clos,
ed, was IN violation OF the Constitution.
The Constitution declares that no State
,hall wilhou, its ovn consent, he drnriv.
ed orils canal renre ,en,arion in the Sen.
ate.
The action of Conorcss denyiu. rcp,
rescntation TO the southern States. ap,
pears as orca, an effort to overthrow & @
Govcrnmrrt y, WAS ,bo, Inv armed rebel,
lion If one CONGRESS- can cycIule on
one pre,cyt another CONGRESS- NAV cx,
cude other States on another urI,cyt
There is no warrant for This IN II he Com
s,jtp,ion Not ouly ronnot ronrosarto.
.uyo. bn oxrInlsJ lrom Conrrots hrt no
State without irs avn consent .,n hn dn
nrivc1 Of ronol ronrosnutotinn in ,ho
Senate even by IN amendment to the
Constitution Thr onlv nrp,cxt for tho
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-22

The Greene County Agricultural
Society will held their lith annual Ex>
hibitlon at Clrmchacls, on Thursday
and Friday, Oct, 4th and 9TH 1866 -
Their list of premiums will appear in
our columns next week.
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41otal Matters.
WAYNES BURG:
WEDNESDAY,, AUGU ST %. 1866.

Nj. L. CONFERENCE, The Annlnl
conference OF the NJ. p. Church, Pitts
bargh district, will meet in the NJ. p
Church at Waynesburg, Greene county,
Pa, September 9TH, 1866,
WM WALLACE.
The Greene County Republican. [volume] (Waynesburg, Pa.) 185?-1867, 1866-08-22

TIE Cabinet Organ, manufactured by
Mason ,S lIamlin, is M improvement
upon Instruments Of the mclodeoa and
harmonium kin |, and is mp lily winning
its way to extensive circulation. 70
some extent it seems to combine the
ap,biIities OF the piano, aud of preyicus
reed Instruments for while it has almost
the quickuess of action and capacity fDr
rapid, lively ml'ic OF tn, one, it adds
also the better alap'nas' 20 spsrei and
home mu'ii of the other. TnDSc who
have become accustomed to meiodeons
and harm NUNS, will be charmed with
tho considerable in mDrrycn,nts which
have b3en attained in The CIhlne, Organ
with its better guilty AM volume OF
tone, AMI gre'tly in,rers.l power of
expressio" .-NeC York EcniAcr.
See advertisement in another column.
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III Ag2g2E ED,

August l0jh, 1886, by Thos Horncr
Esq at the residence of the brides
mother, Mr. VHo', KELLEY, formerly OF
Fayette county, and MISS Pmsc,LA KuL,
LEY. Of Jefferson township, Greene Co.,
Pa.
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VENETIAN IMMINENT

A CERTAIN CURE for pains iu limbs ana
n back, sore throat croup, rheumatism, collie,
&c. A perfect family medicine, and never
fails. Read! Rc,dM Read I!
lAyo>N, WAyNH Co., Mlcu., June lC, 30.
Thi, is TO certify that my wife was taken
with Qlinscy Sore Throat; it commenced to
swell, and was 50 sore that she could not
swallow, AID coughod violently. used you
Iiniment and made IL perfect cure in one
week. | firmly believe ihNt but for the Lini-
mpnt she would have lost her life.
JOHN H. HARLAN.
Price 40 and 80 cents. Sold by all druggists.
Nlee lG NrlMnll Srnet, N. y.
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TAniNENS' GROCERY.

IIIE OLD NAME DuT Is NEW HANDS.
l.. w Il II o NJ Z S o N =,
HAVING purchased the above named Gro.
|. ccry has rcillcd and restoCkcl it lie
hasa complete stock OF Confectionery oranges,
Lemons Sugar, Coffee, Tea, green and
black), Syrup, Molasscs, canned lrui, cheese,
rice, soda ash, white lime, soft soap Country
tobacco, (chcSing and smokingJ dsh, lamps,
OF, small fancy articles. &C., &c Any one
needing the articles mentioned or anything in
the line not mentioned will do well to call,
Produce taken IN trade. Remember the place.
the Farmers Grocery" formerly owned by
T. Brown. Maya, 'G6. -ly.
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-T:l1 .,,.Nre 81 10 2

II 'IN-F.E' - ID 10 =
VIIE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE
the property known as the
+ Y g "a G2 ID F. a T2 IN
situate IL. New Brownsville, Monongalia coun,
ly, w Va, three miles from Backsyllc
DuniNrd Creek, containing about PIG acres
itls in fine order, good new dwelling house
carriage house, barns, sheep pens and all ne
cysSlry ont buildings, Fences are in good
repair Il ine young orchard Of choice fruit
upon thn promises 1t is near to churches,
schools stores, mills, &c., Nc. The farm will
be shown hy NJ. \, W, Tcnncnt near the
promises orby the subscriber,
AUGUSTUS ESNNWEiN.
MnY 2&.-ir MNnnl Nnmn. NnnkNrl
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THE PHILADELPHIA CONVENTION.

THE PHILADELPHIA COW VENTION.
We have nothing condensed from the
proceedings of the convention. Owing
TO our limited amount OF space we give
our readers their resolutions and the
substance of their address to the people,
with some of the prominent atnres Of
tbe OCCASION Senator Doolitte was
elected president OF the convention -
Upon taking his scat he addressed Tie
dele gates assembled and was loudly
cheerea. Vallandigham, Fernando Wood
Voorhees, and others Indignantly with.
drew from the convention. Val's letter
Withdrawing. was presented, but object.
ed to being read, Roverdy johnson OF.
tered resolution that it be read, which
was passed. by two,thirls vote. a
commit on Resolutions aud Address
was appointed, the Hon. Il lgar Cowan,
Chairman. All attempts Mt oratory by
parties present was sdnelched, tor fear
of self committal. After mature dellbcr-
alton the Committee referred 10, report.
ed as follows
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WHISPERS, WHISKBRs ! |!

DR.. u, o. MoSrEz' to,rofd, the greatest
slimulator in the verdi will force whiskcrs 0l
musloches TO grow on the smOothest face 0l
chin never known to fail sample for trla
sent free to Gny one dcsrous Of testing Its
merits, Address, REEVES & CO., rs Mas
uSt N, Y. Bll,-3m
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Robert hOnsherty,
arriase lSE lg Manufacturer

IESPEVIFULLY gives n9tice that he has
lO located in Waynesborg Pa, where he in
tends to manufacture
g A II RIA G E
Or every description. From his experience in
the business, he feels confident that his work,
in style, finish and durability, will give entire
satisfaction. II his determination to purchase
Inc best material in market, and employ none
but competent worimcn.
rs"Al new work warrcntcd for one year,
Wnvncsburg, Feb 81 1850 It
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-NIIE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE
G.z7n A LECTURE

AA---AAAI T o Y o u n G NJ Il N.
inst PoLHShch ina Sct1d Eacc%yc. Price sir
ccaiS,
A LEcruRn on THE N>ruRE, TREATMENT ANp
Rndic0l Cure Of Spermtonhma, or Seminal
weakness Involuntary Emissi'ns Sexual DE.
biily, aud lmpcdimcnts to marriage generally.
Nervousness, C0nsmmI ton, Epilepsy and Fits;
Menmlanl Physical lncapucity. resulting from
Self Abuse, &c by ROBERrJ CULVER
WE'LL, NJ. d., Author Of the Green Book"
&c.
The worl1-rcnowncd author, in this adm-
~blc Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that thoNw.ul consequences Of self
lbusa may be cgccualIy removed wi thout
medicine, and without dangerous surgical opc-
raiions boUgys, Instruments rings, or COR
dlhIS, pointing out n mode Of cure At once Ger
thin nnnd ctIectud, by which every sufferer no
matter what his condition may be, may cure
himsel' chcoply, pliyn'cly, and radically.
This lecture will prove Il boon to thousands
and thousands
Sent under seal, to any address, in plain
sealed envelope On lbe receipt of Fix q Hio,
or two postage stamps, by addressing
ClIAS J. c. KLINE 4 CO.,
l27 Bowcry, New York, Post 0Aic. No, 1856.
maTgi:' '66- lV
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NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.
August 2O.--Gold closed quietly ut li9l,