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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-08-30
BY James II. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite the SpUtswood Hotel.
by Harrison, Goddin & Apperson,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents

THE BEAUTIFULCO COTTAGE FARM
/ CALLED TIE "GROVE," ON THE GROVE
ROAD. TWO MILES WEST OF RICHMOND. FOR
SALE At AUCTION We will sell at auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the goth Of August,
lss6 at o'clock =. NJ, that lovely country seat
called the "GlsoEE,' located as above, now occu-
pied by Colonel John Z. Johnson, containing about
Twenty ACRES Of very highly improved land.
The improvements are of the best kind. consisting
Of a most beautiful COTTAGE RESIDENCE con-
tanning about ten to twelve rooms, Handsomely
finished, with marble mantels in many of the
rooms, and having water closets and all modern
improvements. There are ample servants accom-
modptiouS, and a large new barn and stable, with
water in il, and handsome cottages for the gar
Grucr. I'm front Of the residence there Is heaui-
ful grove Of oak trees. The garden is well set in
fruit trees shrubbcry, &c, and the whole premises
well suited TO the gcntccl accommodS1on oil u large
family.
Taking into consideration the healthy location Of
the property, and its fine well water its many at
fractions ~ Il suburban residence, It's prospective
increase in value by reason OF being on Grove
road there are few places around Richmond which
possess many advantages Possession given In
. few days.
Terms: one fourth cash balance at one, two,
and three wears for negotiable notes bearing IN
tercst ithr same payab" half yearly, secured by
''" HAERlSsT, GoDDlN & APPERsoN,
au@2 Auctoneers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
xs- REYNOLDS PILLS,
A VIRGINIA REMEDY,

COMPOUNDED 1T SCIENTIFIC MEN.

COMPOUNDED BY SCIENTIFIC MEN.
THE BEST PILL NOW BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
See the mass of respectable testimony in another
column.
Tho signers we'll known to the citizens of the
State.
The sale is rapidly increasing, and the virtues of
this excellent remedy are being fully appreciated.
Try them.
For sale by all druggists and dealers In medi.
cines.
Price, FIFTY CENTS per box. au 3o-ts
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AUCTfoV sALEs-THIs.DAY.
By Regnault 3 Co.,
n street, between Eigh III and Mint

MSmgueet, oetween Eighth and Ninth.
WE WILL SELL THIS CTHURS-
w DAY. MORNING, ao,h instant, commencing
ROSEWOOD, WALNUT, AND MAHOGANY
JENNY LIND BEDsTEADs;
WALNUT, MAHOGANY, ASDIMITATION VAL
NUT WARDROBES; .s.> II. ~,
WALNUT MARBLE-TOP CABINETS AND
wAsHsTANDS,
MAHOGANY MARBLE-ToP CABINETS AND
WAsISTANDs,
WALNUT AND MAHOGANY sOCTABLE TABLES,
MAHOGANY AND CANE-sEAT CHAIRS AND
LOUNGES,
MAHOGANY Hair, cloth seats and backs) d.
VANS,
MAHOGANY SOFA AND CHAIRS, COVERED
WITH CRIMSON SATIN EMBROIDERED
COTTAGE AND TRUEDLE BEDsTEADs,
FEATHER BEDS,
sHUCK MATTRESSES, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
BRUSSELS CARPET AND RUG, LADIES
SADDLE,
PARLoR ORNAMENTS. BOOK RACKS,
WRITING DESKS, TIN SAFES, &c.
REGNAULT s. CO.,
All 30-It Auctioneers, &c.
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SALE OE 4 HOUSE

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ HOUSE
/ AND LOT IN DAENiLLE, yA,IBy virtue 81
A deed Of trus, OF the Danville NauuiaciErhS
Company, dated the 18th day Of May Last, and 10.
corded in the Hastings Court Of Danville, the IN
dersigned trustee will sell At public auction 10 me
September next, at O'Clock, i. N, on the Tr"-
misses. the house and lot on Canal street DanEn.s'
adjoining the dwelling OF Dr. B. b. Laphaln front.
ing on Canal street six poles and twelve links AMI
running back To Upper street, with the same iron!
on latter street containing one acre, more or ''s
The improvements are two. story frame dwellihH'
house with "A kitchen, meat bouSe, &c.
A credit for part OF the purchase money Will Dc
allowed II desired. Further terms al sal.
HARRISON ROBERTSON,
an 20-im Irnstee
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formed and entered into co partnership under the
syl. and firm of
MILLHISER & MOSES,
for the purpose OF conducting
JoBBING DRY GOODS BUSINESS,
in the new, spacious building
No. OIL MAIN STREET.
On the 18th September We will be prepared to Of
fer to the trade select stock Of FALL aud WIN
TER DRY GOODS. Our facilities and long ex
perience in the business warrant us In the asser-
ton that we can and will make ii TO the interest of
merchants to purchase OF us.
Orders for goods will be faithfully and promptly
responded to- MOSES MILLHlSER,
au 20-eod4w ALFRED MOSES.
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BE STOCK SALES.-DAyESPuRT i Co. pro-
pose at an early day to resume their AUCTION
SALES OF STOCKS AND BONDS, and would beg
leave TO announce to their former patrons and the
public generally that they will In few days ad-
vertise their first sale, which will take place at the
Office of the Liverpool and London and Globe In
surance Company, in the pleasant and commodious
rooms over the National Exchange Bank, No. llo4
Main street.
In the mean time they viii be glad to enter for
sale such STOCKS and BONDS as may be handed
In.
We propose to sell STOCKS and BONDS and
other SECURITIES of every description. Also,
STERLING EXCHANGE and GOLD.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
au2s-6t Stock Auctioneers
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Bv Grubbs 4 WILLIAMS, AuctIoneer.,
nth vest corner Of Main and Eleventh stree,

FRAMED DWELLING, ON THE
L WEST SIDE OF THIRD STREET, BETWEEN
CLAY AND LEIGH, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
viii be sold at auction, on tha premises, on
THURSDAY, the 9Th September, At 8 O'Clock, p
described. containing rooms, and a kitchen with
2rooms. The lot fronts ~ feet, and runs back tia
usual depth. The nsighborhood Is good. PUss-..
sion will be given immediately.
Terms: AT sale. GRUBBS j WILLIAMS,
auy AuctiousarS
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DICHMOND COLLEGE.-The next
N session of this institution will commence
OCTOBER !, 1850, and terminate JUL l, 1867.
The college has been thoroughly r""rsanized
into six independent schools. Every student may
under the advice Of his parent or OF the facnlty}
select the schools which lac will attend, provided
the number IL not less than three bat the Faculty
may, at the request Of his parent or guardian, or
for other satisfactory reasons. allow h!m |" attend
The method of instruction will be by approved
text books, accompanied by daily oral eXainlna-
tons and explanations, ana suppiementcd IN IN"
higher classes by lectures. The u IN will be I" al
ford accurate and thorough academical insruc;
ton, in course Of study similar to that pursued
al the University of Virginia. To he admitted, the
student must br al least fourteen years oil aS",
though tor special reasons the tacu!ty may III
particular cases dispense with this requirement.
EXAMINATIONS tor the most part in writing. are
held near the close Of each halt session. Diplomas
Of Graduation and "t Degrees vii he awarded ohiy
after rigorous examination TO those whose sta,a
Ing j. .atis factory. The discipline will be founded
upon the impartial administration OF lew pam
and reasonable rules. The department OF a Chris
tain gentleman is the standard 10 which every stu
dent will be expected Ia conform his own. Every
appropriate means will he used todevel"p and con-
frm Il sense of personal honor and sacred regard
for truth, a upon these will be placed the main
reliance in behalf 81 good conduct.
The religions advantages oil IN" collese are ui'
whether at tn" college n in the city, WI, be In,
hcinsruction given shall be free from ell Sec
tartan bias.
FACILITY.
President, Rev r. g. JOKES, ID. ID.
!. School of Latin and French, EDNrSD HAIR
RIsoy, NJ. A.
II. school Of Greek and German, II. Ii. HAIR
RIs, NJ. A. ~ e.
III. School Of Mathematics, EDWARD B. SMITH,
A. NJ.
~. school of Natural Sciences, BENNETT PrK-
YEAR, A. NJ.
Y. school of Moral Science, T. 6, JONES, d. D.
vi School OF English, &C., {. II. TOY, NJ. y.
TERMS FOR SESSION OF NINE MONTHS:
Professors fees. If one Professor be attended,
$50; II two, $50 II three, S6S; II more than
three, 80 cach) 200
Board, payable in three Observation-Disclosures
lst, January LIST, and April list ...-......... $50
Fuel, lights, washing &C., about. ..:........... Az
Naturalization fee, s.; room rent, S5.......... 10
sso5
OF this, 1902 so il required October LIST. The re-
naming Professors fees, say S32 80 are payable
February 18th.
EXPENSES OF STUDENT PROM THE CITY:
For English branches and Mathematics. ......s31
For English, Math enatIcs, Latin, and frcnch... ~
For additional schools, rs above.
PAYABLE one hall October LIST remainder Febru-
airy 18th.
For furthe r information, address
"FACULTY OF RICHMOND COLLEGE,
an 30-d&swtOcl Box lGl, Richmond.
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

I OST.-Thc following PAPERS wer"
1 ! lost by the undersigned on Wednesday last,
I'D instant, and We hereby caution any one from
trading Tor the same, Is payment on all have been
William V. Tyler's due bin. payable lst July,
1886 fcrS7o.CS on which there j. credit Of s5o !.
Daniel Warts due bin for S273.C2: William
Whites negotiable note, our favor, for s!o?. on
which there j. a credit of $50; Thomas Hewlett ;
gust for ::JJ Thoma, IIcwie,ts negotiable note,
our favor sixty days, 18th August. for $3.50 chez
Of y J. Rutherford on National Bank Of Virginia
an 2s-3t JAMES QUINN & son.
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4nH SPECIAL ATTENTION Is RESPECT
FULLY called TO the beautiful COUNTRY SEAT
on the Grove road, recently occupied by Colonel
John +. Johnson, To take place THIS AFTER
NOON at o'clock. 1t justly regarded as amongst
the most attractive places in that improving To-
cality. See auction head for further particulars.
HARRISON, GODDIN Il APPERSON,
au 3O-lt Auctioneers.
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NOTICE, NOTICE, NOTICE.-OLD
~ GAS FIXTURES MADE NEW. A IL persons
having old or soiled gas fixtures can have them
regilded or rebronzed and made equal 10 new at
short notice and upon Reasonable terms. Also,
PLUMBING, GAS and STEAM No promptly
done GAS FIXTURES Of every descrlg;ion al
ways on hand CORDLE * CLINELY,
An lin Ninth, between Broad and Grace.
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Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No. 5
Fifteenth street. between Main and Cary.
WE WILL SELL AT OUR STORE
w on THURSDAY MORNING, 3oth instant,
commenc ing at 10 o clock, general assortment Of
GROCERIES. WINES, LIQUORS, Sc, consisting
of BACON,
SUGARS,
COFFEES,
FLOUR,
HERRiNGS,
CANDLES,
SMoKIyG TOBACCO,
CIGARS,
STARCH,
CASTLE SOAP,
BACKING,
WHISKY,
BRANDY,
ALE,
PORTER,
CHAMPAGNE,
CLARET WINE, &c.
10 half barrels PICKLES.
% boxes TEA,
10 casks MUIR < CO.'S ALE,
Ia casks LONDO PORTER.
Consisnmeua solicited for this sale.
S. JONES, JR.. CO.,
au3o Auctoneers.
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RESIDENCE AM

By Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auct'ohrei''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
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By Sampson Jones, Jr., & Co.,
Auctioneers and Commission Merchants, No. 5
Fifteenth street, between Main and Cary.
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Election TODAY,

The people Of the township Of Ottawa =
which includes the city-vote to<day, at The
County Court House, on the auestioa v,Le.h>
er this town shall subscribe $lO0,009 stock
to the proposed OTTAWA era f'ox River Val>
ley Railroad. Tie subject mas been some
VIA. deliberately discussed in two public
meetings Of OR citizens, and we believe the
decision e'as decidedly in favor Of the vote
Reduced &c the point, as we are assured it is,
that the railroad will not be built without the
help Of Ottawa, there is but one way for
Ottawa TO vote. We must have that railroad
through this city. We must have the coal
from the south and the lumber from the
north. Give us these, and We will guarantee
the growth of Ottawa. Let the people come
up and vote. We hope every vote in the
town will be polled TO day on this important
question.
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National Union Club.

A meeting of those sympaihising with the
principles of the Philadelphia National Union
Convention WAS held at the Office of H. h.
Boyle, is this city. on Thursday evening, to
complete the organization of National Uni>
on Club. VIM. Reddick was called to the
chair. After some appropriate remarks by
the chairman, in the course ofwhich he men
toned the removal of Mr.. Orion as U. S. As.
SCISSOR for this district, ard the appointment
OF Mr.. Whitman, a faithful soldier of the late
war, in his place, the meeting expressed its
gym patty and rendered its condoIenc., 70 Mr..
Orion ard his friends and congratulated Mr..
Whitman Upon his appointment, and then
proceeded to adopt a constitution and by
laws which bad heen reported by the commit.
tee on organization. The constitution hav-
ing been adopted, ahe following officers We're
elected for the term of one year:
Arthur Lockwood, President.
J:.W. Dow. Domet Holfecker and Daniel
Z. 0'Bane, Vice P.esid ,uis.
.T'R.. Couyinty. Re, crdng Secretary. -"
II. K. Boyle. Correspo nding SECRETARY
j: b. Rice, L. l.. Waterman. II. f. Clark, 1
noses u Caikins, lnlhcy - " hItmtu, Hcier
Miller, NJ. p. Finn, b u Armstrong and g.
D. Stehbins, Executive Commttee. ., o..
The purposes and objects OF the Nationa!
Union Club are expressed in the lth section
of the constitution. which is as fnTjws
80 The purposes and objects OF this Club
are, TO support the federal constitution and
the tuioa CT all the States, and TO restore
the co.n:fy 20 peace and dom este tranquil
" on the basis OF the constitution, and opp pose
the .ch1t;es of the radicals To overthrow the
government, the maintenance of which. dor
ing the late civil war has cost 50 much Blood
and treasure"
After remarks b. the President, BY Mr.
Cogs~ell Mr.. Waterman acd vi e., the club
adj burned to Tuesday evening rcNr, "a meet
at the Court Hou.e, where able speakers will |
be present to address all who may attend.
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For boys clothing, call at NJ. Stiefers. La
Sale ST., near lie Ill. river bridge.

MUST BE SEEY.-All our merchants have
been getting new goods, and all boast more
or less of the superiority OF their stock. We
have looked around seme, snd-say candidly
We have seen no stock that seemed so COM
pe,e as that of Messrs. Cameron & Eber>
hard. 1t is hard to say why we get such a
conviction, but you will share it when you see
The goods. Certainly you will nowhere else
see such merinos. Their dress gooas are a
marvel of grace and beauty. In delaines,
calcOes, and the like, the display is quite
bewildering. They have an enormous stock
of piece goods, including broadclo,hs, ladies'
cloths, cassimeres, beavers, tweeds, &C.; and
of course they have all the staples; besides
sugars, coffee, ten, &c. As to price, If they
don't sell as cheap as anybody else, charge
the difference TO us.
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Ottawa Wholesale Market.
E.am1aa1Ion of Tencher..

IHF CUuH'y oCH0o1 VIII H1ees e"H're
Eo- examination at
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THEATRg,-The theatrical Company, uede-
the management, of WILSON & De WITT, las
been giving exhibitions a: Washington Hall
regularly e'ery evening during the week, and
thus far, we believe, has given the highest
sa;i- faction. The acting has been uncom>
monty COED, aad the pieces chosen unczcep-
tiouable. TIE Company viii remain duriuc
the fair week. This evening they give arler-
other advertisements, that sptldid {, uedy
.'1l,,, Stage Struck Yankee
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The Water Power Voxe.

I The vote on Thursday, by tie people of
Ottawa, on the question whether the city
shall take Si03.0u) stock in Tie proposed
water ra~e- a. ottawa, resulted in carrying
the prcpositiou ty vote of s2l for TO II
against il. Before, the city can subscribe
this stock, however, it must obtain authori';
FROG, the legislature to DO SO. OF cour.e Ia II
will not be withheld on a proper APP ..lca,Ioa.
The vote is considered decisive mat .he work
of constructing the rccc-sary dams. races,
DC, w's be commenced early next spring
The entire cost is verioasly estimated at
from 500, 01ItJ to 100000.
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general assortment Of Mirrors Frame and - Gilt
Rosewood, Mahogany and Walnut 3iolI;Hes and Frames
made 10 order.
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PoRrRA1r PAINTING-We make no pre-
tensions as Judges in matters Of fine art, but
when we, see the portrait of friend that
makes US feel like talking to il, looking so
real apd natural, We call that good pal hitting.
Such are the pictures of half dozen OF prom
inent citizens we saw at the studio OF MIR.
Cpnley, at Butts picture gallery in tt is city
yesterday. AS q portrait rslrter MI. Conley
evidently has few superioues. He has been
here a month or two and will take orders foe
only one week longer.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS is the measure of

CHR1srNAN.-Prosperity is the measure of
merit. The business of our friend Jacob
Cbristman is increasing so rapidly that it
must be because people End his gods and
his work superior to other clothing establish
ments. We know his cloths and csssimers
are the finest in Ottawa, and ut stands to rea
SON" that if he can take your measure and
make you coat or pair of pants of such cloth
as cheap as you can buy of the clothing stores,
you are the gamer. for custom made work is
always the best. So if you want good suit,
try Chrlstmsn-a few doors west OF the Clancy
corner
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FRESH OYSTERS IA solendid article,

FRESH OYSTERS "A splendid article. and
cheap, at Henry Walther's, by the box OR
can. But what Henry excels in is, in serv-
ing them up to eat. His Ladies' Oyster Sa'
loon is the favorite resort of our bes: people.
You can get meal at Henry Walther's, at
fifteen minutes notice, equal to a fremont
House dinner, for about half the cost.
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Go EARLY AND 0frsY-not 20 the polls.
but to Child Il Bros, for your boots ak
shoes Esrly--nct b-carse the stock NAV
give cut, f,r il is too large Cor that; but be-
fore the crowd gets in. that you may be
promptly waited on; and otten, That is as
often as you need new boots or shoes, for you
can dc no better anywhere else.
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MEssks.. TnITons:. l see Col. Moore net
only persists in Keeping posted up in the
coGaty clerks Office that insulting caricature.
but assumes the bully over it, and dares
anybody to pull it down. &c. i do not pro-
pose to have words with bully or blacks
guard; but if Col. Moore is insensible to the
toe of boot, is Judge -Lelaad equally in>
sensible to public decency, to compel people
to attend his court in a room the walls of
which are covered with insnlting handblls
36**z
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Fox rrs FaIn-To sec horses, cattle,
sheep, swine, agricultural impie nents, &c +,
you must go &c the fair ground; but the
managers have 10 room for the exhibition of
all that is most excellent, useful and aitrac>
tive in the line of clothing, but the Great
Show in that line will be at MooNEr's, corn.r
of Main and Court streets
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no CONSUMPTIYEs.

The advertiser having been restored 10 health in few
weeks by simple remedy after having suffered for
several with lung affection. and that dread
disease Consumptio-is anxious to make. known to his
fellow-suffcrcr. the of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the perscrp-
used free of charge) with the directions for prear-
Ing and using the which they will find sure Cure
far Consumption, Asthma Bronchitis Coughs, Colds. and
all Throat and Lung affections The only object Of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is TO benefit the at
fcted and spread information hckls conceives be in
valuable, and he hopes sufferer will his remedy.
ns will cost them nothing, and may prove blessing
Parties wishing the prescription, Free by return mail,
will please address. Rev. EDWARD A. " ILSON, :
dec 81, '65-iy Williamsbnrgt Kings Co., n, Y.
The above n,edcile is for sale by Y Grigss 0ttaw
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DR.. Walker, of Chicago, may be consulted
at the Geiger House, Ottawa, on Saturday
next, October 9th, and on the first Saturday
in each month after that date /; at all other
times at the Dispensary for Diseases of the
Eye and Ear, III South Clark ST., Chicago
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Perry mas Rlz l-Ererysh.re, except at
Gibson x IL" .heway's. In paints, oils, glass,
putty, Fsrosene lamps, and one hundred
tho1sand articles, in the line of drugs and
m medicines, they always sell the best article at
the lowest figure, because tha. IS their style,
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"A JUVENILE CONCERT will be given at
Washington Hall, Friday evening Oct. 5th,
1866, under the direction of able singers
cents Proceed for benefit of the Plymouth
Church
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STILL THEY CONE !-Every day notes the
arrival of more new goods at Mitchell a.
Dudgeop's. Their determination il, moi only
to have the best stock In the city, but the
largest. Everybody comedies that their goods
are little superior in point of material a nd
xorkmarshir
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MUsIC.-"Whtre is oar Mosei?" Song of
the Freedmen. Poetry and music by J. I'll.
McNaughton.. just published by Oliver Dat,
son l. Co.. Ell Washington st, Boston,
sent BY mail &c any address.
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Marriage ana CcIibacy.

ESSAY OF WARMING AND INSTRUCTION
"A for Young men. Also. Diseases end Abuses which
permaturely PROSTATE the Vital powers with means
Of relief Sent free charge in sealee letters envelopes
Address DIR J. SkILLIN HOUaHTON Howard Associa-
ton Phialelphia Pa Feb Is
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EgsseDss> OF YOUTH.

AGertlen'u who differed for years from Nervous De"
''ilfy, Premature Decay and all effects of youthful
'i, ril"n Will for the sake of suffering humanity, send
Tree Ia all vi" need it, the recipe and directions for max
ing the simple remedy ty which he cured Sufferers
w'sh" profit by the advertisers experience can do SO
lev addressing JOHN H. OGDEN,
dec 80, Co. y No. Is Chambers St New York.
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STRANGE. RUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United States
can hear melting much to their advantage hv
mail Gree Of carc- y addressing the undersigned.
Those having i0s ct being humbngged will obge by
noticing this card All others will please address their
obedieDt a-rvant THOS. +. CHAPMAN,
30 6J-Iy broadway Yor
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[,HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

II
Published for the bench. and a CAUTION Ia YOUNG
MEN and others who srier from Nervous Debility PREF
mature Decay of Manhood &c. supplying at the time
The Means of SelECqre. BY who has cured hi rsef
after undergoing considerable quackery. by enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope single copies free Of charge,
may he hal of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ BROOKLYN Kings Co, NY
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WINDOW SHADEs-A ne~ lot, including
some new and choice patterns, just received
at the Free Trader Book Store of Osman &
Hapeman.