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New Advertisements.

s. The following new Advertisement appear in
this evenings paper to which we invite the at
tention of our readers: 1871 rkHoEF
ig DR.. VIM. Young has published another Edition
Of the pocket Ksculapius. "a ~
q Sherman, Bro. d Co. cab upon debtors to come
forward and settle their claims. ~, = stn'a
"a A Third Ward meeting viii be held at the
City Hall tonight ,lIH'o ynf p ''E1 81 D. ili
Bsn,iHg is outto-day with another ''Detning
the Grocer" poem. ~ i5.,. DE III,
20. A. Davis, No. as Bank Street. Boots and
No. French calf SKINS Isd ib0Ha'ol-l pan
q The Norfolk United r. A. c., will convene to
night at 8 O. clock. 'iAs '1'H' 3.-.
= p. DeCordy advertises Slate, Bricks, Lime,
and other building materials ~ ,''' 10 10
q AactienE-lMaupin 4 Hatton will sell on 18th
inst'J at Navy Yard, provisions, clothing and
empty barrels-by order of Inspector, &C., in
cha ge. isha-c tt'l.p sie'' ~
l4th-lS barrels st. Croix Rum, in bond, on a
credit of 60 days,
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p! Lyrics OF THE STREET -79ie 3Ai u
~. 4t s,. "a rILrER." sg -,e l,.r
Z. saw her but moment a5 !!
80 Twas in a "tilting skirt"
4 How prettily she sailed along, eaJ .is11
,g.l The charming little firt1 13il .y5tara
.rst | saw her but moment, a ajgi6s lg.7r-
o. All twas pretty sight 5aaG q
.rn 10 see her tread the crowded street. saos
u With footsteps free and light. 1ot N
st l saw her but moment, 80 lilo 3
Yet swore by the "Old Harry" 3f
Tho a pretty thing to look at, 7,,7-
She would never do to marry u 5n
Tho saw her but a moment, ~,
Yet knew she was 1irt,
By the jaunty airs she put on
.,f As she swung her fitting skirt. q, !,
--[Loeal Petersburg Express. YiiI1K n
We've seen 'em too, and felt a thrill,
Through all our frame, as Ann Elizsr,, d
Swept by as on the crowded streets, '4 v
And made this modest localizer,
Quite idolize her. s"- .l'4,
Beholding her, we straightway struck p1i1Tu.5
Upon her trail, and followed arter; 3'-.
And as we walked we thought that she sga sii
Might captivate grizzly martyr; Mf j.
W wished to be ennobled, too, ~ li0a
! Who would not be (--) Knight of the Gar
3fI ter? sdss. 2 d j., .5x- o. f..
--[DAY Books Local in cline frenzy"
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Gerrit Smith, in his recent letter to Chief
Justice Chase, in which he takes the ground
that there is no right to try Jefferson Davis
for treason, insists that, if the mass of South
ern people are pardoned, the consistency of
things requires that Mr.. Davis and others
(still held for treason) should also be set free.
Mr.. Smith concludes that the North has al
ready desolated and estranged the South to
a terrible degree, and that it is time to stop.
He places Mr.. Davis in the attitude Of an I'M
successful Washington or Franklin, and asks
if the United States will give European ty
'ranny precedent Of injustice. He implores
that the South be treated in spirit of impair
tial justice, and even wishes that, in her pow
erty, she might be relieved from taxation for
a few years--Baltimore Sun.
In New Orleans they talk about the Con-
federate prisoners erecting monument in
each State South to the ladies of Baltimore,
with such an inscription as this: awe were
hungry and they gave us meat; we were
thirsty and they gave us drink; we were
strangers and they took us in; we were naFed
and they clothed us; we were in prison and
they came unto us. Sun.
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CouNTERFEIT NoTEs.-Peterson's Detec-
tor for June gives the following list of recent
issues; an al astsse@e rf4sy s.saiT
United States Compound-Interesst Notes
Ffties inaitation--vig. Ton left end) female
erect, holding sword in left hand, her right
hand resting on Bible-male bust, so, on die
above on Fighter Well done and likely to
deceive good judges. II t4sG
zoos Counterfeits are in Circulation, A
fac simile Of the genuine bill, but the engray-
Ing is not so fine, They are dated May 18th,
1855, letter B. The green ink in the back Oh
the counterfeit is paler than that in the gem
ulass ARE careful and examine well all before
takiAs saem, as they have deceived some Of
our best judges. iadf1k
United States Legal Tender, Greenbacks.
Elves, q new issue and very we'll done. The
only prominent defect is heavier shading
around the words Omitted States" in the IT,
tie. The counterfeit is about one-eighth of
an inch shorter than the genuine.
Counterfeit Postal Currency, new issue -
flfty-cent notes, new ISSUE On the top of
the bill the words Furnished only by the
Assistant Treasurer and Designated Deposi-
tarles Of the United States" observe the two
words .'of the" on the genuine there is a lit
Tie space between them, not so on the imita-
ton. a 1850. 1888 s. 4aF 8atd
hfty-cent notes, the engraving is good, but
1ne gilt frame around the head is very bad.
Inc paper has, however, the appearance Of
common print paper, and is very whitish.
The whole Of it is a little smaller than the
genuine, Six barrels on right end of Wash
ngton are very indistinct.
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D--.n. w. E1naaasad &, 1sarn that

PATR1oTre.-We are pleased to learn hat
the fair ladies of Norfolk county are now
preparing subscription lists, in orderto obtain
enough money to bring home the bodies of
the noble ones belonging to the county 0wha
feel calamity defending their native State and
their country flag, in the htimesthat tried
mems souls This is latidable and we would
certainly here give hint to the ladies Of our
city who are ever ready in deeds of mercy to-
join in with. their sisters of the county and at
the same time bring home, the brave, youths
belonging to Norfolk, whose bones now
bleach many battle field We like to see
associations of this kind formed by l"gentle
woman; "for whatever they undertake to do,
they carry through unmindful of fatigue, dis
couragement or difficulty ' .5ed.irs5 h. an
Thou art indeed blessing given l wi
k To mana star to guide to Heavenl ,
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CRUEL SPoRT.--Those balls which boys
throw from them, attached with India rubber
strings, are getting to be a real nuisance, as,
no matter who is passing by, they recklessly
pitch the ball into ones face, to the serious in
convenience of pedestrians Of both sexes. For
instance, yesterday evening, on Main street, a
negro boy ma iciously dashed one Of these
balls against a poor little white girls head,
and so stunned the child that she could not
move for some moments.
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"A lady, writing to the "UTIcA OBSERVER"
says: ga #4efa E4g g laGA M
"Athough you appear to be stubbornly OPP
posed to that obnoxious article of female appa-
rel called filters yet doubt not that you will
be impartial enough to hear the other side Of
the question, and let the ladies say a word in
self defence. In the first place, if they choose
to do so, they are at perfect liberty to wear
by the best circles of society, and worn, as
ladies of our large cities. And innocent they
may about their 'simmodesty'' and "lack of
refinement" I have no doubt that these gal
liant men have Just as much admiration for
dainty pair of feet and ankles as any other
man, and would exert themselves to obtain
view whenever young lady sees fit to offer
an opportunity 1s ee7
that expose to view neatly-dressed feminine
it. When editors talk about 'indccent expo
sure of person" etc., they display their la
mentable ignorance of female apparel, and ut
terly ignore the fact that pantalettes are worn
with the fitting hoops as well as without
them. In Short claiming that a lady has as good
a right to show her graceful feet as man his
great, ungainly uncouth appendages we can
not see why our much abused sex, since they
must wear hoops, should not be allowed to
wear in peace that particular kind which is the
most graceful, convenient and in every way
the most servieeable." ,f-rstra 3.
In the beginning woman consisted of a
single rib. Now she is all ribs, from her
belt to the rim of her petticoats.
At Rocky Mount the cotton yarn factory OF
Messrs. Battle 6 Co., which was destroyed by
Yankee raid, is being rebuilt and will be in
successful operation this fall
General johnson has left for Alabama, but
has neither resigned his position of President
ofthe National Express and Transportation
Company, as yet, nor signi6ed his intention of
so doing. 1iiaamn
The confessions of husbands and wives to
each other are defined by Mr. Prentice as
home thrusts. INV
Sweden is going to send the world another
nightingale, equal, it is said, to Jenny Lind
Marie Taskatt. e. dasT d. FL
Edgecombe has resolved to pay her indebt-
edness at the gold value at the time it wasin-
CURED. This makes the debt of that county
5,261 in gold.
Gen. Stephen D. Lee is on visit to his
family and friends in Anderson district, S. G.
He is said to be in excellent health. IN
The commencement of the exercises Of the
University of North Carolina, at Chapel Hill,
takes place this week. Gov. Vance delivers
the annual address before the two Literary
Societies. an'a
Maria E. Nail, from Mockesvlle, Davie
county, N. c., 10 inches in height, and weigh
ing II pounds, is on exhibition in Lynchburg.
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SUPERIOR CoURT.-His Honor Judge R. H. Ba-
ker, presiding.-June 18th, 1865:
The Grand Jury met and adjourned till to-mor-
row at IL o'clock, when some presentments will be
made.
Commonwealth Frank Drew, charged with
cutting and stabbing Richard Whiting. Prisoner
pleaded not guilty. Jury empanelled and sworn,
and returned verdict of "not guilty" Prison
er discharged. M ID Gs.1sf = -. 5s.i..--1
Inc case OF the Commonwealth Us. Jno. Brown
will be called for trial on tomorrow. :,
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EscApED.-Two soldiers, Gamer and Bryan,
and fellow named Bean, all three confined
in the Hard Labor Prison, made their escape
yesterday afternoon, by boring hole through
the back wall fthe prison yard They have
not yet been caught The fellow Bean might
have easily waited little longer, as we un-
derstand his time is out to-day, and hs would
have sprouted into liberty, without his taking
"French leave"
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
PoaI or NosFoLK AM P osrsxourH, june


- PoRI ofS0aF0LK AND P oRTaMouTH, june IL. {
+ = II 5n4 ARRIVALS. % sdl 10 fndW
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Baltimore. 5ot. ~" jss
Str. j. 4. Brady, Lands, Bait. 7-5l 10 800
I Str Favorite, Rogers, hampton.
Str Eolus, McCarrick, Yorktown. - -@' =
: Str M Martin, Haines, Richmond 20
Str Orient, Todd, FIN WILLIAMSON, shingles,
tar, turpentine and cotton to K. Biggs 4 Co.. @
e. Staples. -,
schf Jno Il. williams, Pope, I'm Bait, with
coal to Baltmorenew linessteamersa i ~ q
Schr Geo. Henry, Selliday, fun Baltimore, coal
to Gas Company. .lAG on l<LOf N.fU q
Sloop May Edwards, Dick Something, I'm
Lynnhaven, lumber to l.. Reynolds.
DEPARTURES. laR ~ ~
Str James.T Brady, Lands. BALTIC III ST
Str Thos. Kelso, Russell, Bait. 4,45.
Str Favorite, Rogers, Hampton. ttyr.I ~
Str Eolus, McUarrick, Yorktown. . h. !
Str. John Sylvester, Post, Richmond.
Str Georgeanna, Hill, Richmond. ia
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A WORD TO THE INQyIsITIvE.-In order
to satisfy the hundreds Of curious parties who
were yesterday at the Depot of the n. & P.
Rail Road, examining some ten or twelve
agricultural enigmas, we state that they are
Wheat Thrashing Machines. Destined no
doubt, for some of our enterprising farmers
along the line OF the Rail Road. ~.
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DANGEROUS AMUSEMENT few days
since while the interesting little son of Ed
ward A. Dodd Esq, was amusing himself
walking on the outside of the bannister of
the Sd story, he lost his balance and fell to
the floor beneath, thereby sustaining severe
injuries, which are however, not considered
serious. We are happy to be able to state
that the little fellow is doing as well as could
be exp ected.
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A CARD OF THANKS FROM THE CoLoRED
PEOPLE TO THE WHITE CfrIzENs OF SrAUN-
TON, vA.-The Valley Virginian, published
at Staunton, Virginia, says !: ,g14l,zy y q ia
The CoLeRED PEOPLE, number Of the
respectable coiored people Of Staunton publish
card of thanks in to-day's Virginian. They
also warn us against certain persons going
about under false colors. We take pleasure in
publishing this card, as the characters of those
who sign IL are well known to our people, and
we are glad to see the proper spirit manifested.
With such feeling on the part of the eolored
people, and kindness and consideration on the
part Of the whites we can never have any trou-
ble The following is the card referred to- n
Sir; The members of the oolorei NJ
church, through the columns the Virginiafl,
would take occasion to thank the white citizens
,ofStaunton for their valuable aid at a far re-
Gently held by them. u9,n q 7sd.g a.. q
We would take occasion to inform the clti-
zsns of Stauuton that we have in our midst one
Emilia Podney, of Pennsylvania, of the Bethel
Church, soliciting subscriptions under fatal
Misrepresentation of facts, and would say tina!
ifwhite citizens feel disposed to give further aid
be careful who they pay money to, as we have
been informed several gentlemen have contrib
uted, thinking it was for the benefit of the M.
e. Church, colored, when it was intended for
the Bethel Church. Es.
4. They regret to learn that an impression
seems to exist among the citizens that the COLI
ored people wish to "draw out from among
the whites, and in church and business matters
become independent of them; we are sorry
hear that this doctrine is taught by some of
our color from the north, who are endeavoring
to form sect new to us here, but SO far as that
is concerned we have no sympathy with them.
We do not desire this foolish independence
but are very thankful for sympathy and aid
from the whites, and respectfully acknowledge
our obligations IL e6fl ae
Rev. E. Lawson, pastor; James Scott, local
preacher; Phillip Rosshell, exhorter; Henry
Davenport, Aaron Shoveler, Frances Overton,
Phillip Ransome, Oscar Morris, ADDISON King,
F. Paris, Thomas Campbell, William Denny,
James Carter. John Harris, John Napier, Mel
son Shelton, and David Davenport.
To Major A. NJ. CARRIER, jr., editor of the VAL
ley Virginian. d
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WATERMAN WHAT OF THE NIaHT?---
Jeems Jones was singing out Justify for the
Watch on Saturday night Some one was
attempting to break into his house. The
burglars left, but no Watchman was within
hearing of Jeemss call
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- MkroR's Portsrteuth-E Honor Jas.
c. White, presiding-June 18th, 1866.
John Armstead end Lewis Serac, deserters from
the United States Navy, drunk and disordetiy on
the street; fined SIS each. lhF .ns911 5ToIiiit
% Harry Greenwood, negro, arrested for yiolat-
ing city ordinance; case continued.
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MAYORS CoURr-Norfok .--His Honor W. W.
Lamb, presiding -June 18th, 1866:
Alexina Taylor, charged with being implicated
in the robbery of Mr.. G. w. BUTTE, was sent for
trial. Sc t,Ns
David Williams, for violating the law, was fined
$40, and required to give bail in the sum Of 800
for six months
Henry johnson, for stealing pistol; case was
not decided at the time the reporter left.
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FREE FIGHT.-A fight took place on Church
street between a sable Bellona and an ebony
Amazon, on Saturday afternoon. The peace
full monotony of this ecclesiastical region was
considerably broken.
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DRowNED.-A negro child, named Baccus,
about four years old, fell overheard from the
railroad wharf, in Portsmouth, yesterday
The body was recovered shortly after the &C
cident occurred. We did not hear whether
or not an inqu Est was held.
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UPPER CUMBERLAND STREET.-Don't tie
your horses to the trees in this vicinity. 1t
is reported that nuisance is created by so
doing, which calls for abatement.
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INSURANCE.

THE AMER1CAN INSURANCE
INC DRIP ORA TED ls4.s.
Authorized Capital, si,oOS,ooo
Board Of Directors:
J. e. Deming, President,
John >; Whitehead, President Franklin Saw
Gilbert c. Walker, President Exchange Ma
tional Bank H. az ts...t0
G. L. Cole, President First National Bank.
G. II. Rowland, of late Rowland d Brothers.
John D. Gordan, of j. D. Gordan & Co.,
Bankers. IL
Joseph R. spratley, Director Mer. & Nee. Saw
ings Bank.
Advisory Board.
Charles Reid, President Mer. d Nee. Ex-
W. T. Harrison, President Mer. and Nee. Saw -
ings Bank.
George Sangster, ESD, j. E. Barry, Esq, A.
L. Hill, Esq. 90 XXI
.as City and Country assurances of every
character taken at lowest current rates. and losses
promptly adjusted. sv
Office Deming's Insurance Building, corner of
Main and Commerce streets.
LURE, LIFE, MARINE d INLAND
Il INSURANCE.
j. c.. ID E M l N G. AGENT.
New York Life Insurance Company,
NEW YORK.
Manhattan Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
and Marine Insurance Co.,
Home Fire New Haven. s.t> b
Springfield Fire and Marine Insurance
Company, N. Y.
n atiOnal Fire Insurance Company,
Baltimore.
Mutual Fire Assurance Society, Va. i.
sg- Life Policies, Fire Policies on Buildings,
Merchandise, &C., and Policies on Cargoes and
Hulls of Vessels issued at this AGENCY at the
lowest current rates.
l ba J. G. DEMING, Agent, -.
Office, Deming's Insurance Building,
au 26-6m Cor OF Main and Commerce SITS.
T'HE NORFOLK ,on 49, - -
9 Q M p a N Y,
cAr ffPits s6jpscR1BED, shooo'e s9eo GOO
VIM. b. ROGERS, President
WILLIAM D. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
George sangster, Cicero Burruss, ...
Lewis Webb, Cyrus E. Staples,
W. H. Barry. !
8. 8. DAWES, Secretary. 1t.
RICHARD TAYLOR, Treasurer. :,
VIM H. G. ELLIS, Esq, Counsel.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE
COMPAN Y, ~.
Risks taken on all kinds of property and at rea-b
sonable rates, and with Banking privileges
will receive deposits on the. Savings Bank
principle, allowing per cent interest on
sums remaining in the Bank less than ninety days,
ana per cent on all sums Tor longer periods.
Interest will be calculated on balances JULY
1st., and JANUARY LIST. Interest to commence
ten days after deposit and to cease ten days prior
to withdrawal. si-l-1 si-
Will discount paper, purchase and sell, ex-
change and transact all and any other business
appsrtaining to Banking. Regular business de-
posts received and solicited;
Discount days, TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
Office in the building known as the Old Savings
Bank, No. 20 Bank street, Norfolk, Va.
may3l-ly ....
Urine New York State Butter. "A
lot of the above by steamer Saratoga, just
received and for sale on Shippers account, at
B. T. BOCK0VER'S,
,juu9 No. 81 East Side Roanoke Dock.
H0 CADDIES GREEN and Black
w TEA, very desirable packages for retail
juns W. F. ALLEN & co.
DOOKS.-'Sans Merci," ',Armadale," +
ID f'Wives and Daughters" "
"Half Million of Money
"Toilers of the Sea-"
And other new publications, for sale by
STEWART & DEY'S,
junS Ipr .a o--1 City Bookstore,
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FIRE.-A fire occurred in Elizabeth city,
n c., which destroyed large frame Ware
house belonging to the Messrs. Cobb. The
fire, it was supposed was the work of an in
cendiary
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iuh1I-D1y
TU' 5 t For FUN.

. 4 > = FUN y ~.
Come ssKatie my Darling" and listen to me,
Ifyou have any taste, for good "Poetry'
For "Deming the Grocer" so the folks say
Writes for the ebay Book" the "nsws" of the
day.
Well "Jonnie my Dearest" you need never fear
For "Demipg" knows well, his Poems, will
tell
The "People" all round, where may be found
The "Choicest and cheapest" goods in the town.
So .'Kats my Darling" you think Deming
That whether they're written in "POetry or
Prose-"
His advertisements" serve to make all observe,
When they've "money" to spend, the "place"
where to send.
Well "Jonnie my Dearest" it is as you say, .,
really do think, very good way,
To "write' just for fun, and now as you run,
To Deming's and try, "what nice things" you
M, can buy. EA
A fresh supply just in, ''evsry thing NICE" at
i. OEMING'S,
jun IL a ssa5s No. Z Main street.
No iia Virginian copy,
FOR SALE.
ZANE horizontal Stationary Engine
~ of 40 horse power, in complete running
order. i.ts = 7-t5tf lf-tta ttF -tssf-
Lighters one year old, each carrying 48 cord
wood. iH3- " JAMES GORDON & CO.,
may2s-m.w&f1m Agents.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

a1g NOTICE.
A LIP r SON s INDEBTED TO
N the firm OF SHERMAN, BROTHER & CO.,
are requested to come forward and make settle-
ment within thirty days from date, or their ac-
counts will be placed in the hands of an alto ney
for collection. XXX ss.t5l -.g...-.
R. H. RUSSELL is authorised to settle the
concern. -a34si.s.- -..-.l $500. l.sL- O..
junl1-lm SHERMAN, BRO. GU.
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Twenty-Five cent notes, new ISSUE very
dark, poorly engraved . EAHo 4 a q
Twenty-Five cent notes, poorly engraved,
on poor paper, and the gilt frame around the
head don't show any gilt.
ID Ten cent notes, very coarsely done, anu
the green ink very PALE u IAoI
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THE YACHT DAY BOOK.
THIS fast and c0mmOdiOus Yacht,
having been recently overhauled and paint.
ed, and put in first rate order, is now at the
service Of Pleasure or Fishing Parties. Terms
moderate. OH riI 81.
Apply to "a ri .a9a MRS. HIDGINS,
. jun9-3t Rms No. SO West Main Street.
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LIFE AND DEAIH.7 - NJ !
A MOTHER E DITION JU r
~ PUBLISHED, being the 3sth of the Pocket
ASCULAPIUS, Or Every One his own Doctor jim
eluding Treatise on Diseases of Females, Irregu-
larities, &C., with hundred engravings, explain
ing those disease, in both sexes. By WIZ. YOU'VE,
M. d. at si4s
Every one may conduct any case of secret dis
eases incidental to youth, manhood or old age,
without resorting to the quacks of the present
day. -}..zsf -5.,.u. itff.f .tly. I
Let no man contemplating marriage be another
hour without reading this wonderful book, as it
discloses important secrets, which should be
known to them particularly.
Let the weak and bashful youth whe has ruined
his constitution by the debasing habit of self
abuse read this book. .
1t will be sent to all parts of the United States
and Canadas for so cents. Address, ~,
17'l 11E-- Dr.. WIN. YOUNG,
a fa No. 416 Spruce St.,
juhl1-D1y : 7 Philadelphia, Penn.
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THE@=zI5AYzsB BOOK.

n--.on, IN ni. eitv Or PortsSSash, ds,iring the
nv BooSIsft at tkeir homes, can haee q pro
n.riy attended to by having their names teft az
our CSaintng- Rsom, or TIE CoHsttn noon 80 o 81
A A1rG ..s. . Ff srssSssa ftfW shcMfTflT
II. wEExIrlRKI Book sft be stcstsd @ Cog"fry
odrauoc! HtViu contain Editorials, futl d.
as,t of Ns,os, Book Notices, and itsms Of Com
nsrc,al and A griculturat inteltigenes: No pesns
or srpsnss w;tiSs spared in Iu.aking it a dsstrd,
Bic companion fer he eourtry IRE s'ae ara
Sro,s H. ;ncr sastnq patronage, conamsnds St
.eT a. . good. EsaiHp,lcf esGstry advertising
20 tie sos1snansty, Al a.t--
Az co~ran;eations for the DAT BeoK mast be
Az cstksst;sassd ~ tAs narnes cfths ,eritsrs. =