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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12
CsaaI Notices.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT. ELIAS BLOCK,
~ plaintiff yain., JOSEPH McCREERY, defendant Summons
foi money druand Conlnet Com not ...........
To tie defendant You hereby summoned and zoe u y lat
required tho complaint in this Rev., stamp
witch will be Tiled the office of tn. Clerk OF the duly
and County Newly attho City Hall City cancelled
OF Newfork aad to Of your answer
the subscriber At his Office No oswald street
d - within twenty after the service Of ibis
you exclusive OF the suoh evice land fail to he
said within me aossd the plaintiff in this sction
viii take judgment against for the Of hve hundred do
with The day OF July thousand eight hundred
,ixtysr bo de the cns Of ibis aciouDuted NsYork Jelly
T. 1906. J. WARREN LAWIOS ,Plainths Attorney
No. % Wal 81, v. Y.
complaint .cou
City oi Ilth
July, 1906. J. WARREN LAYTON, Plaintiff Attorney.
lAyghwIh
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VHE HOT SpRINGs. Rl,h conptr. VIRGINIA !

ii
TAhDY WILLIAMS Co., Proprio.ou.-iLess S.tLs vary
10 eDperure, from So lO' s eale aud now opened
the reception OF yloa The Hotel and Cabins r.pald
reprinted aud Iefrnhed entirely, with bedding tab.
fill 49, 'N''@''' '"'eo
Ie'e Springs have be sni yotably Known past halt
sud have the
Soui D,5si Of the Lve ssin Bladder aud Womb. Paralysis
D,rfhef, Dyspepsia kc., ~.
fyrlubtr Information address the popreto. TIC place will be
slifaetfe TO pleasure sekers vel 70 nyd. hus
Band " Muse has been ENGAGED for the There
ace large haKoom, BILLIARD saloon, Ten Pin Alley &c.
80 j. A. MeCLUN6 Manager
JanEs = WILIAas. ~ z. Resdsnt Physielan.
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. SrETsoS llousE. LoxG BRAScH
WE STETSON HOUSE IS now open for the ac-
eompoasiea suest. Looin can /, secured application
NE A''f oa'o Ne" York OF BY ,eles eer 2 Long Branch
C. A. SlElSON, IT, Co
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M, Publications.
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new vume being tho Frfs sr Interesting enl .picy
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=. fnce VI 7a
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and final AecouHt-Day on Lesee &C
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9fisnrante Companies.

OFFICE OF CONTINENTAL ISsuEaScE CosPAsr
No. ZOE Ba1ADwAI}
CUSTOMERS OF this COMPANY entitled to
~ CERTIFICATES or "PRORlTS" the year 1854
qused 10 obtain snd receipt for the Immediately IN order 70
Ivod their forfeiture. IL. n. LAMPORf. SscfesaTy.
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furniture.

"a BEppiNe. LOOKING GLASSES &C., cheapest a. q. W:
sNEDEN CAMPBELLS No go Bowery. stanton
Hoaou-sts Call money. Goods warranted
free. FuInit1re Ia suites.
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Eouecs ano farms n1anico.

rf,INBFR-WANTED 10 PURCHASE TRACT
olTH8ER would fri,. ia lnl saw on fAaEe OF % ae
LEO Adiros. ~ J.. Box 10 10 ins9ne Oiace
WANTED to RENr-A SECOND or THIRD
w STORY ofs STORE fuiai'e r. Hardware Agency nd
airsi. viii gcni. A. b. -. o.. 80. 2iJ lcaftfL
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GTEAM EXCURSION among the ICEbERGS.-
- The Steamship COMMERCE. gndr esse q C9IS y
LABRADOR touching at sydncy C. B. ST. Jou n r. snd Other
psses Of nes; injecting probably tls Atc Ie'essss
feetl and returning by way Of Charo.tstown p y. J.
This Jbng fesah phh Capt Dodge IA. GaSs
i8 iosdl viii afford to healthy and pesant W.
spending August Ito splendid 'hotirs and hslL
tbs disi tn the saubrous and cool os ne LEY
Cholers aud other ptemc al combine to rondef tho fAe
don n exceedingly attractive
spyosesG for pa~'se'
Of sifher
Cabin passage covering all experse 1850 AZ tho se.~
will sail promptly the ash. plsees should be sscusa
sddress w DODGE Hampton rts " nj
or FRANKLIN SNOW & Co. No. coun,sFces st. Boston
Tickets 70 be obtained Of Y. SNOW co.
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BOARD ano Rooms.

HARLFM.-FULL BOARD with Private F0mi-
h IN fret ciss house and ghborhood ;e cool md
dli conveSent 70 ndboss Adde'S FOR a particulars
BBOwNsOS Brbune Ohee.
ttANfED-By gentleman and wife, iirst-cass
boAKD md good suite Of Room, on iic second 90
nF ftve II te mole iEpr1veens location between Fourth
and eneonthis west u hroadwly Brooklyn loht
aly having than they want with bcafiers wi find
this Ief Of references and Ad
DE- "a Boa No. 1893 Newly ORR PostOihce
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Co fel.


COUNTRY RESIDENCE "A Gentleman has Just
" esc "a and connections BUILDING IN the upps gt
WeicheI C.uriy couisinil. i3me 81 Rooms VITA aSt t
D-rs filrd Rooms, delicious Neer ichoase iniiJ ~
n ~b Ot-a fp5s pay lr-ri Tor rh.i ati rr pond %
hsnf boating he wlde admirably arIlnci % accom-
rie sbsu pr-rons ncndns ahie either ir
tel eorury Bondlug ionse Or iF orr OF i've private uh''
cui bsd f.c niuu'ss wsk nom tie station fero1
crn b. n E-wfor snl cayr ~ ksirrnce VIII be
r~qurel character tpd responsibility he VIII Dc mad r.
For parfiri nlliy 10 JOSEPH FttNthO n
so Rotnnds Building Para to GEORGE uCkOA nsl nal
Park Bsnk
CTEAM POWER TO LEr.-Frst floor and Lofts,
- On Can,l s BosGwsy 70 20 hone r. J. lASLEE, No
10 Waike.-t.
ITO RINT-FOT two or three months, small COT
TAGE HOUSE. y farI,hed milutes wa FROM Nsyi"r
b Lfndns = iqire u Of adics H. blkDsALL 70 rold"ey
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D,pER MACHINERY FOR SALE.-Two Four


: IT, III
BOLER.-fhs sesm G.acraot combines eseatai 1d
vaulal -. ~ ABSOLUTE StFETI FbOM EAPLosiON, IN hr
eos. ana cot repr daaby Of ine scihty OF eeah
IN az nsporacu. rossrs,ed by any other boieE
v ed combination 81 caron hol low spheres eaeh eisns
ir-fes and OF az inca tn These
.prs are ld together b. wrsuhtoa oils wh caps h TIE en
III. the ts strength q resist internal pres
r. very Il is by ruschng or nv ms "hcn
othe wroasiron boiler plate sbon. 80 ce
Every hcirr J. tested by byduuc pes,ure a. ~ pour - s
inch TT tANNflI BE BURST UNDER AM ft-ASiiOA
BLE SIT NJ PRESSURE =.
Itfes rupture In oriinsY Hers every
No other steam fnerft pos
's.. rsn-s T~les sxteDe pressure WITHOUT injury
L. sefa IA ustycn'sns li7ltcJ
J. ~ affected ccrrosn WHICH destroys the wrought
IL hoir No CyV'0as nom tbs Cause has economy
n D.. coma, % t ~ b3ile arising fo1 To- ye extent sud er
as - the freof less sIee, also Goa Ii. Way ID :e
Pc spce, which ihorl y mixing the esss induces porter
tks % be eject
ray tue ordinary tabular cyladef boiler
Ige.s steam quickly aHi with htie fne: polucei super
iei't without separate aud not liable 20 Pns
osnnE eas ported ard b. ken apart 80 tft
no rce pounds H. dihcuk pces OF
II esdy can-d inside aud out Undr nsy ciFeumhces !.
ket permanen. deposit by blowing NE water entirely
ont md i1i procure week. trrqu no special .A "
gsnisr.. Injured be wed With freat faculty.
bi nm r q good The greater part OF the boiler w
n w need reney wal lur,s unfairly used.
l1iuiag districts Of California, Colorado and Nev1da, Is
without riy fciifor transportation Il be taken
np liece need weigh eighty pounds
Il lees WEIGHT nd e, es Ihp o,epaf the gsond area
Aay krd el nay b. used from the most expensive to
flse 200 OF these boilers IA use
Of IN best es,ahisnmrnts In Engsrd and IN
country Drawings ard specifications free Of charge cur
woA Oy's Fsy Road adjoining United States Arsenal Phil
III.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. r.. d J. MOWBRAY's,

IA No " Vesey opposite Washington Markets Bautas patent
slate fNcesof Kegrors Pitchers Water Coolers
Loot Fiezers 0 aud Kerosene Stoves. Btan, Ware. Gro
Gers articles Ssose RaUgs and House kugn;hng Oood.
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CEAslpE. WATCH HILL, WESTl

CEAslDE, WATCH HILL, WESTERLY, Il. J.,
~ three nile. Eat Of Stonnston Conn.
"PLIMPtoN house"
frt New House aid New Furniture FrsCs Accom-.
modliions Open the middle oi Jnas 70 October l.
watch iii Point m rs fine sailing hshug snd ,ur bath
INC Hnot surpassed tie whole coast II accessible by New.
loi and soanfon Steamboats,. and all .enbo and roads con.
Meeting with th. Line Railroad Steamer, and al bos COO.
neei with all trsns sionngton for Watch nl Adde'S
A. y. fLTMFrON ( Co, Westerly H. D.. until Juiyl
Aner JOY l. PcstU dice address stonin gton Conn
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0laehinerp.
IACoUARD MACHINEs, manutaetured and

JACQUARD MACHINES, manufactured and ap-
~ pli.d to Pow and Hand Looms
EkInORAL ShlRT LOOMS, made snd altered TO eny
kj Of fgures FlNDGG3 for figured Weaving In al rs ban hes
PiBBON sUSPENDkR and TAPE LOOMS also Loomto weave
srv kinl ofuarro~ goods, made 20 order. -,
Looms FOR sSP ENDEy TRAPS with button holes, On TIE
c annoyed rar Machinery the uislfscture q Dress ri
uin.S Manufactured sd for sale by w T.
No. 1874 North sccondst Phi.adephls. ia
DIAPER MACHINERY FOR SALE.-TWo Four
drisr Machines ~ inches 90 inches wide and large
aasnt arhnery. Apply to Chelsea Paper Nils orc ne
We conn CAMPBELL, HALL& &c. NoA liO i] NA''a1''
Ne
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REDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF war;
- ranra manufacture Also .oi Chestnut Walnut Chamber
Suites plain AID ornamental At H. " FARRiNo1ONS No 90
Csns-st. opposite Wooster. Eslabished i8IL
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Geaebers.

A YOUNG Gentleman, experienced IN teactinf
~ FrAch and Mathemaiios. wishes SITCALos " yrss
fuy " School the country. References 70 NJ Le
pcta of the Fort Washington French lntu Box no Avn
PostOIca- ----------,
EATANTED--By young man who has got good
education end Dc Tres improve hpef STU .fioS
whore ne would teach TIM junior pools pert 81 -
tuition fees; vii be given Address AZ ShAH
Box No. l0l Trlune Oi.ce.
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silaaliuns Ipanie0-frrnaIfs

a MIDDLE-AGED LADY, without incumomnee,
"a u'iwory end cb. would Ike = 1,s o o. ,ss ' ei rn n
s4e~r, ushe ieerefers add oss y. d. Brooklyn y y.
A NUMBER of well recommended German riIS
"A sn. IrUATIOEs d. gn,rsl ilOUSHWol &c q, sit''
T,NF,i German rou near the boWery
~
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is called the BEST INSTRUMENT MADE BY II tie I.seax
Of ts city and elsewhere II pronound BY the ss<
Piano Association, after trial In MI. the AZ
Manufacturers Of country. eEiacniy the FIST PIANO n
AMERICA md ased by the Conservatory Of cc nl o.aer Nd
schools altogether Of power ecnAg
and brianey CT tone elastic touch and great ds i4y
WAREROOMs No 40 Rroor,e-., near rrcgdvsy
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I lNh OF VIZ oMALi AhiiLlLo OF olner per-
BOARD and accommodations dung the "a ay
pleasant the vicinity Of Trenton f T. eau accom-
nod,ted further particulars address FERRY PHLLEO Trn.
ton Fills, One Ia County ". y.
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When be comes to the forehead, Mr.. Wells as phre-
nologfs is entirely at home, but must also pass
this section. We Soy 10 notice that leading reform
ers have large ears; they viii certainly be making joke
at The World Office about this. Great the sign
of great heart; small is in correspondence with the
arstocratic sentiment. Long hands show ocviy thick
hands vvacity; slender hands, delicay After this Mr.
Wess book becomes extremely miscellaneous. There is
chapter Fighting Physiognomics," with portraits Of
many Generals both o the major and brgadier descrp
ton There is another and very entertaining chapter
"The Effects Of Climate Character" EthnOlogy is
ccihcy and popularity treated and there is an agreeable
essay {" National Types" This brings US to "Thc
Physognoy of Glasses" AS general rule the heads Of
the clergy the fnest in the world. Dr. Chalmers Of
Scotland had grand Washinstonian head and face
SwedeAborgs head was "a model for size, quality
and proportion" Dr. Tying hes beautifully
modelled Uranium" The face of Dr. Claiming abeaned
with bengnity, fun Of sympathy, and oyeraowing
with good viii TO man." From those reverend personages
Ar. Wells passes with bewildering rnpidity to the
puglst. 1t is rather hinderance In study Of tho
countenances Of these amabe characters that their noses
are usually broken that the phsionomist is obliged
TO fall back upon conjecture or to rely upon photographs
taken before battle. Then have warriors surgeons,
inventors. discoveries philosophers statesmen orators
actors poets musicians, arssa chapter on "Conrsccd
Faces" another on Transmitted Physiognomies" an
other "LoyeSigns another Signs Of Health and
Disease" The animals have proper attention paid to
them-the faces nroud lion sly cruel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-12

rIHE MASON & HAMLIN CABINET ORGANS.
A also, the MASON HAAfLIs PORTABLE ORGANS. feuy
differ 3. styles prices. So 81 900 each H. H. hsTe sssa
ried highest premium. fr important IL royennfs sd ess
eI superiority Of in this class Of Isstru@en.s ttsS iss -.
arc gratei that they wit coltd-ncr ne1hy ssy
81 90 ne ftr testimony t. superiority.
Secondhand codeons and Organs Of American ard r4Aas
NNareroom., No. 5es Brosdwsy. New York
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
AaRICULTURAL
mixed STOCK IN PASTURE

Inoticed some time ago, good dea
written about mixed stock on pastures
As / have been a keeper Of stock from
very early youth until now, I venture tC
give an opinion. And first, have found
sheep to do very well amongst cattle
but cattle do badly amongst sheep
To prove 1t let the farmer take the fodder
left By the ca tile, even when part Of II
has been trodden under their feet, and il
the sheep are not fully fed, he will see
the sheep eat it up greedily then let him
take what his sheep leaves and offer it to
his cattle, and he viii find they won't
taste it if they can get anything else OF
let him turn his milk COWS In a sheep
pasture, and he viii find them fail IN mill
Cattle do well where horses pasture. In
proof of this. every farmer must have
seen that cattle viii eat the litter Of hor-
ses, even if fully fed, but horses won {
eat what cattle leave, unless compelled to
do so. But horses and sheep will do
well in some pastures, especially the
horses. To prove this, let the farmer
turn out the sheep from their yards, turn
IN his horses, and they viii eat up all the
sheep have left, even the litter around the
Tacks.-JOhn johnson
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
70 WOOL eRowERs.

One Of the heavy wool buying firms il
the East, in their circular, says It is very
important that WOol-grOWers should paJ
more attention to the order in which
their Wool is prepered, for market, and
as the next clip is now at hand, they
deem it necessary to say word or two on
this subject
In order to insure quick sale and ex-
treme market rates, Wool should be well
washed, and clipped IN seven or ten days
after washing.
All buck heeces, washed or unwashed.
all haif-Washed, and all that remains two
or three weeks after washing before it is
clipped, mRnufacturers viii not purchase
except at one-third discount off.
Wool growers cannot pay too much at
tentiOn to this matter. A lot of Wool
well washed and in good order always at
tracts the attention of buyers, and com
mands price more than sufficient to pay
for the extra care and labor bestowed up-
omit.
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FAsHIunAREE NEW YaRg apLnnAL.

A correspondent writes that fashion
able couple up town In New York, mar
Eled D1t not mated, as the story goes.
irate wife, by the advice of parents. gUed
TOR q divorce. The case IS only note
worthy from the ridiculous cause of t6e
quarrel, One morning it seems that the
Us5and washed himself, us usual in the
bowl used By both, but the LADY, for some
Its1 reason, on, refused to use it that morning.
brought, when the now indignspt wa was
oand dung 1t violently on the floor bresI @oS
ing It IN pieces. The wife tberenpon rT1A7
eaLIgd taa Sl5 hlm hard names, when he locked
the ped room door, and insisted that sbo
should use the first bowl. She voy7n9 7llg
5nat 5:. sae f wouldn't, if she went with y
dirty face for a week. - He swoTa ml'n sba d
should and so filing the bowl eAS ne saisn5 So5
her hands. and using sufficient force force
washed her face for her. He then mn
!eeked tlaG Zee the door and went to bis business
Mhile v. she went to consult a lawyer. and
the suit began. anu
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
AL0sT AR REepvERrn.

An Upper Sandusky correspondent oi
Dinsman of that place. has 6iseoTsroJ s 8 ~ [i
the art Of hardening Copper, and secured
patent for it. ''i . u
IRe art is supposed to have been lost
since the days of King Solomon. The
material is properly called silioated CON
per, and can be worked without friction.
an necessity for oiling machinery made
from IT is Obviated The writer saws HE
CIeyeland, Columbus & Cincinnati Rail-
road IS now testing the prepared metal.
ana IN case of its success, are prepared to
give the inventor $4,000 for its use on
their road. There is much excitement
and interest est a Upper Sandusky, over the
subject.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
". CD FELlaWS

The following statistics of the Order
of Odd Fellows in Ohio will doubtless
be of interest to many of our readers
During the past year, ], ,431 members
were initiated. Whole number of mem
bers, rising 25, 600. The Grand Secretary
says in his report, "Our Order stands nu-
merically superior to any other organiza-
ton in the State" The receipts Of the
Grand Lodge for the year vera 800, 600
Within the year 3 ,223 brothers were re-
heved, AS widows cared for, and 241
brothers buried. For relief to brothers
there. wa. expended $34, ,642; for widows
t1aemIlI65es, 1e nile S9,296, and for burying the dead
so,Izoi more than 10000 for these three
stata 5teLns oq5y, There are VI Lodges in the
S146,115, A00A ln OllIoi
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29
RULES FOB THE MANAGEMENT OF cows

Never buy COW Of a dairyman, for Il
be is a good manager he will sell only
hIs poor animals.
To determine which COWS are best for
keeping, try the milk separately and
weigh their butter-for sometimes a COW
may give much milk and little butter. and
vice versa.
A COW should run dry for six weeks
before calying-if MIXED closely toward
calVing the calves will be poorer.
a COW newly come In should not drink
cold water In cold weather, but moderate
II warm slOp. Calves intended for rais-
lPg should be taken from the COW in a
few days and they will be less liable to
suck when old, Feed them at first with
new milk, then sour milk, taking care
Snat al OF the changes are gradual. add
lig lIng only portion first and gradually
Calves well fed and taken care Of with
aquart or two of meal daily in winter
Will be double the size at two years thew
would nave attained by common treat |
ment.
Heifers thus treated may come in at
tWo years old, and will be better than
neglected animals at three, and one wear
OF feeding saved. 4
!, Hearty eaters are desirable COWS. and
they may usually be selected while calves.
A dainty calf will be a dainty cow.
Helfers should become accustomed IN
9e freely handled before oalvine. and
Craving the teats. They will not them q
be difficult to milk. Begin gradually and
not startle them. anu
IN milking COWS divide the time as near
ss practicable between morning and even
iIng' especially at time of early grass. that
th9 uddersmay not suffer.
Persons who milk should keen tho .
mans cut short animals are sometimes
hurt with sharp nails and uniustlv ohar9-
ed with restlessness,
Old COWS ahould be fattened at fifteen
years. The daiFyman, therefore. wbo {
19s 1o ntteeh COWS, should raise beifer =
z salt every year to supply the vacancy If
-he herd Is thirty COWS, he should raise q,
.Wo eafves' and SO on according to the
Heifers dried up too early after ealv- eA
ng, will always run dry about the same -
fme IN after years therefore be careful C.
Q mix closely the first year, until abont
TX weeks before calYing.
spring COWS should come in while thew
re yet fed on hay, and before thew are
urned to grass, which will be more likeIv
9 prevent caked bag and milk fever
annlsGk Register
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1866-06-29

Rev. Mr.. Walton has acos,,+o5 III
the Third Parish Ia PoTtlsDGd d oNTl NJ rom o
condition that he be reouired tn NJ, rT3,ob oh
only one sermon on Sundays. The T,yCl mo-
prietors voted seventeen to thirteen - ~ -
accept the condition, and none Of the 9o
congregation, not proprietors, voted
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TUE npERT FPrunu prurrnv
DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's

DR. JUAN DELAMAHRE
J CELEBRAEED SPECIFIC PILLS.
Prepared from apTssoripttOn Of DR. Juan Dslanaa :
Chis Physician Of the Hospital au Nord
LaTib0isiere or Pagtss
This Invaluable medicine is no imposition, but isun-
ialAng IA the cure Of SpermatQrrhe Seminal Weak
ness Every speces Of Genetal Urinary IrritabIi
", Involuntary or Nightly Seminal Emissions rron
whatever cause produced or however severe will be
speedily relieved and the organs restored To- healthy
actsn
Read he JolloigiHg opinions Of eminent Erench pkv
eve have used the Specific Pills prepared bv esron
cleric Dupont, No. 214 Rue Lombard from he pre-
scripti0n OF Or. Juan Deaniarre, Ga our private
with uniform success, and believe there s no other
medicine &c well calculated to cure an persons ein
from involuntary Emissions or any other weakness 81
the sexual Organs, whether caused by a sodentarv
mode or living, excesses, or abuse.
fsR A. BEAUREPARm, M d.
&c. D. DUJARDIN. M. D.
Paris, May 5th, 1851
BEWARE OF COUNTERFRIHs.
The Genuine Pills are sold by all the principal Drug
T six box es for Eve Dollars
GARASclERE & DUPONT, Sole Proprietors
No. 2l4 Rue Lombard, Paris.
One Dollar enclosed to any authorised Agent win IN
sure O boG by return mail, securely sealed lrom a
observation, six boXes for I'VE dollars.
Sole General Agents for America
OSCAR G. MOSES Co.. % C0urtland ST. Ny
N. B.-Freneh, German, Spanish and English Pamrh
lets containing full particulars directions FOR
sent free 20 every address.
- DICKINSON q son Agents for Delaware
Dec % 65-Tm
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Fine Watches and JeweIrv.

a NEW ASSORTMENT Of ladies' and Cent? watches
~ IN nna gold cases, Of American and foreign manu-
IA uture, that wiz sell quite cheap ns the sam
quality uf goods be got for anywhere n Ohio. al
50 Ladies' Gold Chatean1 Leon tiao Guard Chains
Also Cents and heavy long Ch aims, Just receiv
cd at No Williams Block, Q. PLAIT