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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

ROBBERY IN CANDEN.-Messrs. Fitzgerald,
Irewer & Co., flour and grain dealers on
Market street, below Front, had $3.50 stolen
from them yesterday afternoon. The money
was in drawer in the counting-room, lock
up. The key, very foolishly, was left on the TOP
of the desk. woman entered and desired to
purchase some lime on "tick." She was re
ques ed to take seat in he counting-room and
re main until one of the firm came then a con-
sultation would be held, and if il resulted favor
ably she could have it, Two OF the partners
tEen went TO the back portion of the store 10
j. easure some grain This occupied about half
an hour A man entered aud purchased some
lime and rendered n $40 bill in payment. One
of the firm went to the drawer for the purpose
Of getting the change, when, to his utter dis
may, he discovered that the money and WON N
We're gone. The police were informed aud sue.
ceeded in tracing the woman to the cars at
Coopers Point. She was arrested and taken
before Mayor Cox. A hearing took place, bat
nothing being elected that would tend to criml
nate her, she was released.
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)ther markets are unchanged.
Connterfeits Oh the seven-Thirties.

Especial 10 THE EVENING TELEGRAPH by Hassons
Independent News Agenry.l
New YORK, Oct. l0.-A serious counterfeit on
the Seven-thirty notes has been discovered, in
connection with which certain Wall street drms
suffer to an important amount
The counterfeit is upon the thousand dollar
note and is distiuguishable from the genuine
by the note being rather lareer than the origi-
nal, the seal being somewhat larger, and the
edpe more sharply defined, and the lathwork
than in the genuine note. II is said that large
amount of the counterieits have been put in
circulation. The discovery has cut dow the
price of Seven-thiTties from a half to three
quarters per cent. The affair creates much
excitement in Wall street.
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NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-Smith, Randolph & Co.,
Bankers, No l6 South Third street, and No.
3 Nassau street, New York, report at o'clock
this afternoon as follows:-
United States lSSls, lll950l1l5S.
United States 5-20s, 1867, ll2@ll214.
United States 5-20s, 1864, lUSA@l09.
United States 520s, 1865, l081s9lO9.
United States 5-20s, new, 1850, l079IO7Is.
United States 5-20s, 1867. 1079l0715,
United Statesl0-40s, 1907 4@l005S.
June and JnlY 7.3Os. lO5MQl055G.
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FULFILLING THE WAGERs.-After definite re-
suits of the election have been arrived at, then
comes the fulhlment of the wagers. The vic
torious Will be stocked with new hats, stamps,
and beverages. The defeated will carry out
their contracts. half cord of wood will be
sawed in front of Riehps headquarters, GirRrd
noon, at o'clock, being the payment Of wager
upon the election,
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MARRIED.

HUFTY-sIAIPsoN.-on October s. at Alexandria
Va, by Rev. DIR. Munsey, FRANCIS HUFTY, OF
w WashiDgtOn. d. c. and CECILIA A., daughter OF
Henry l. Simpson, ESQ.,, of the former place,
NAPERY-SELMAN.-On the lst instant, by the
Rev. j. g. Kennard, No. ~ N Broad street. Mr.
OSCAR G. NAPERH and Miss MARY Il, SELM AN
both of this city
THoNAs-PENNYPAC CKER.-on the morning OF
the 10th instant, az ST. Philips Church, by the Rev.
Dr. James Pratt. Mr.. ELLIOTT THOMAS and Miss
SALLIE EPENNYPACKER all of this city.
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From Vermont.

MONTPELIER, VI. Oct. 10.-The General AS
sembly OF this State convened to- day and the
two Houses were organized by the election of
the following ofhcers:-Senate-Henry Clarke
of Rutland, Secretary; James S. Peck, of Mont.
pelier, Assistant Secretary; and Rev. Mr. Rob-
erts of Montpelier, Chapiain House-I w
Stewart, of Middlebury. Speaker; ]. H. Flagg
of Bennington, Clerk and Rev. Mr.. Foster OF
MONTPELIER, Chaplain
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The WoULD-BE Bitter BIT.-James Casey,
who figures often in the police annals, beat
little boy at Seventh and Chestnut streets last
night, when no policeman, as he thought, was
around, for the purpose of drawing a crowd
and then "gotng through It," in the professional
meaning OF the term. Officer Clark passed by
in citizens dress, saw the transaction, at once
OWNED Its object, and nabbed our friend VII o
was held by Alderman Beitler for a further
hearing.
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Railroad Accidents.

BOSTON, Oct. I0.-J. E. Eaton, roadmaster ON
the Boston and Lowell Railroad, was killed
to-day by slipping from platform on to the
track. t
Benjamin Beamen. a freight conductor on
the Newport Railroad, was killed last night by
being struck by a bridge while on the top OF
the cars,
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7 HIRD EDITIO N
The Next LegisIature.

ESPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE EVENING TELEGRAPH. ]
HbRRIsBURe, Oct. 1O,-Pretty full and reli-
able returns from all portions of the State, just
received here to-day, indicate that the Legisla-
ture of Pennsylvania will have nearly the fol-
lowing complexion:-
Senate.-Republlcans 90; Democrats, l3.
House of Representatives. Republicans, S.;
Democrats as.
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EUROPEAN MARKET REPORTS.
By Atlantic Cable.

BU atlantic Cubie.
LONDON oct. I0-Noou.-Consols, 81 3-I6; U. s..
5-2Os 72; Illinois Central 7734; Erie Railroad,
43%; Altar tic and Great Western. 2l12.
f7RANKFoRT, oct. 1Q-U. S. D 2Os, 7415.
IlyERpooI. Oct. l0-Cotton quiet at S>sd. for
uplands. Sales to-day 1900 bales,
Corn, Ais Cd.
other marlIets are unchanged.
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TINTED STATES REVENUE STAMPS
| PRINCIPAL Depot No 3O4 UHESNUr street.
Central Depot No. lOs South FIFTH Street, one doe
below Chesnut. Established 1862
Revenue Stamps Of every description constantlyoi
hoTdeFs ~ BY Man or Express orompYp tended TO-
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--latest New York Markets.

Especial to THE EVENING TELEGRAPH by Hasson's
Independent News Agency.l
NEW YORK, Oct. 1O-l5 oclock.-The following are
the closing prices-Flour dull and unchanged. In
Wheat there is more doing. No l spring $1,000
81 A. Corn dull at Sl1l in store. Oats dul at Slc
in store. Whisky quiet Bark lower, at Sl3 cash,
Lard and TnllnM dnll. llnlh. 1A2ZS
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MILL RoBBED.-Last night there was a
demonstrative Democratic Jubilee in the lower
part of Manayunk, which called a large number
OF every class of people During its continu-
Guce some person or persons unknown entered
John Maxons woollen mills by violent means,
Fnd stole pieces of brown and white-mixed
kenluokY ieans. valued at about 5000.
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FOURTH EDITION
IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON:

Mr.. johnson in Another Fury-The President Con.
sultlng with the Great Democratic Leaders
Cabinet Changes 20 be Made-Inter.
ference with Southern Registration
Tho President to Tell what
the Oracle Says To-
night, Etc. Etc.
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Counterfeit Seven-Thirties.

NEW YORK, Oct. l0.-Informaton has been
received here that quantities of 7'3O notes, sent
to Washington to be exchanged into 500 bonds,
have been discovered to be counterfeit aud
have been returned to the owners. They nre
said 10 be admirably executed.
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New PUBLcATIoNs.-We are indebted to Mr..
A. Winch No. 505 Chestnut street, for full
selection OF all the latest London magazines
and illustrated newspapers. The magazines are
unusually interesting.
Mr.. j. M. Clement, purser of the steamer
Wyoming, has our thanks for full files OF late
Savannah,
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The Navy Dena,tment.

WASHINGTON, Oct. lO-The Navy Depart
ment is officially informed of the arrival OF the
United States steamer Aristook at Singapore
on August is, on her way to Hong Kong.
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"THE COUNTRY SAFE" and are glad of 1t;
indeed we always felt it would be- and in that be
lief have laid in large and beautiful stock OF Fall
and Winter Clothing for the patriots. Charles
Stokes q Co., First class Ready. made Uothers,
C,hesnut street, under the Continental
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CARPETS laid Immediately on call. No dsappoint-
nent at Patterns,
No 14Os Chestnut street.
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OPENING Dayton THURSDAY, OCTOBER TENTH.
WE WILL OPEN A SPLENDID STOCK OF LADIES
MISSES, AND CHILDREN's FANCY HATS, CAPS, AND
FURs, CHARLES OAkVORD q SUNS
CONTINENTAL, HOTEL.
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FINE CoNFECTIoNs-At George W. jenkins,
No. 1887 Spring Garden street, can be obtained
foreign fruits, nuts, almonds, ETC., as well as q
Ine assortment OF CONNECTIONS. Jenkins Is
worthy of q call.
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NOTICE TO TOBACCO DEALERs.-A gentleman, with
considerable experience manufacturer of hne-cut
tobacco, and ten years traveller for Cincinnati
houses wishes to solicit orders for Philadelphia
house, either salary commission. His letters
from bankers and other business men TO the
point Address "a. g, d." EVENING TELEGRAPH
Ofica
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How TO SAVE pocroRs' BILLs?-An important
question these high tariff times, but easily an
bweEed. Go, send and get, OF Humphreys'
cRses OF homeopathic Specifics. full case costs but
Sl0 and with IL prevent treat successfully
nine-tenhs OF all diseases occurring in your family
and save much of doctors fees. Sent free, by
Humphrey homeopathic Medicine Company, No.
b62 Broadway, New York.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

An ACCESSORY. Michael Bowling, with the
savory alias OF Noodles" was arrested last
night, at Sixth and Shippen streets, on charge
OF completely with a convict named Swayne In
street He was identified by man who saw
the couple at work. He is held to answer
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THREE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS worth of
presents to be given among the shareholders in
the Riverside Institute. No blanks, but guarantee
that every one shall receive something,
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FRAMES in Walnut, Gilt, and Rosewood retail or Y
the Trade ut low prices at No GA Arch street. N anu
facturers also Looking glasses plain or beautiful!
and durRbly ornamented,
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DIR. CHARLES C. MCGLAUGHLIN, who was
elected on Tuesday as a School Director in the
Fifth Ward, was accidentally omitted in to-
davis LEDGER.
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THE AMERICAN Combination Buttonhole Over
scanning and Sewing Machine Company, now
pushing their business tremendously to keep pace
with the demand for their machines. They have
brought the quality and finish of their workmanship
to great perfection, and defy all competition
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A SLIGHT FIRE occurred in O'Harra's court,
about o'clock this morning, caused by the ex-
plosion of a lamp. Damage tritling,
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UPHoLsTERERs always ready TO send out any
moment to do work OF any description. No delay,
no disppon ment, Patients No. laos Chestnut street
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Found DROWNED morning the body
of an unknown white woman was found in
one OF the slips at the Navy Yard. The Ooro'
ner took possession of the body.
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MORE THAN ONR.-On the allegation that
Oliver Saxton, residing in the Ninth District
had more than one spouse, that gentleman W Is
L. ken in custody, and held to answer by Alder
PanoOaRt I'm $1,000 hail
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

HUM, NOT HULME.--Samuel p. HUM was
elected Common Councilman in the Twenty
fourth Ward, and not James Hulme, as re-
ported.
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GROVER & BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. $50 Chestnut street.
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JoHY B. GoUGH delivers his last lecture at
Horticultural Hall this evening Subleot-"Fact ana
Fiction" No one should fail 70 hear him.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-10-10

USE PLANTATION" ToBACCo-the best in market
E Goodwin q Brother sell It everywhere.
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SEVERE ACCDENT.-Daniel Dougherty, aged
twenty. five, and residing at Cleardeld aud
Richmond streets, was badly injured by being
caught In the machinery at Baeder & Adam
SONS glue works, on N, With street.
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SURPASSED BY no OTHER, AND MADE BY HAND
Hg= The Model Shoulder beam Shirt"
EI,-The "Model Shoulder Seam Shirt"
B{y The ''MOde shoulder Seam hirt"
MCINTYRE & Bro, No. 1895 Chestnut street.
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From Havana.
Stocks in New York TO-Day,

NEW YORK. Oct 1O.-Arrlved, steamer Moro
Castle, flom Havana.
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Latest Markets by Telegraph.

BALTIMORE, Oct. i0-Cotton eulet and varv anil
yaiddng upland at s5s@20 Flour quiet and no sales
choice red; medium grades are less firm. Corn is
very strong; white and yellow, $F4s@f5O. Oats
active, buoyant. and 203c. higher good TO steady
PRIME IRS@77c. Rye higher; sales at 81 65I75 Pro-
visions quiet, but firm. Stock scarce.
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ASJ-TRRMENDoUs ASSORTMENT
H75- Tremendous assortment
Hfj- Tremendous Assortment
R8s- Tremendous Assortment -
MEMS and Boys CJOuling !=(sa
MEMS and BOYS Clothing! 40
Mems and Boys Clothing 90
NJ Latest and Best Styles!
ar Latest and Best Sytes
R75-L Latest and Best StyJeSI
6S- Latest and Best StyLesi
THE LARGEST CLOTHING HOUSE,
OAK HALL,
PHE CORNER OF SIXTH AND MARKET STREETS.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
RECEIvING DAILY,
RECEIvNG DAILY,
RECEIVING DAILY,

Receiving DAILY,
RECEIvnSg DAILY,
RECEIVING DAILY,
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
-, ,,, - NEW STYLES FALL CLOTHING,
MEMS, YoUTHs' AND Boys.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND Boys.
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS.
Ho3 iSGg 4Sg, ost,9eon tns / BENNETT METZ 4 Co.,
Ss Sis,H S street,. No. sis MARkEf TT hH sssTI'kEEr.
And No GOO RROADwAY NAW Y0RR
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CHEAP soAPl GooD SOAP - Nstrona Refined
ssponlher or Concentrated Lye. Two cents pound
for superior Hard Soap. Twelve pounds of Soft Soap
for one cent, Every family make their own Soap
All varieties ofSoRp easily made cup Of coffee.
is new concentrated lye for making Soap just dis
covered in Greenland in the Arctic Seas, and is
posed mainly Of illuminate Of soda, which, when
mixed with refuse fat produces the best detersive
Soap in the world. One box will make us pounds Of
good Soft Soap, or its equivalent In superior Hard
Soap. Retailed by all druggists and grocers in the
United States. Full recipes with each box. Dealers
nsn obtain it wholesale in cases. each containing As
boxes at a liberal discount, of all the wholesale
gIocers and druggists in all the towns and cities OF the
United States, or of CLIFFORD PEMBERTON,
General Agent, Pttsburg, Pa.
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TFNUINE "SABATlER'S" FRENCH COOKS
VI Knives, and various sizes OF Bread and Butcher
knives, for sale at the Hardware SLore OF
TRUMAN g. SHAW,
No s85 eight Thirty-hve) Market St., below Ninth,
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JONES q THAoHEE, Printers, 5lO Minor st
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And No. 600 RRnAnW

SEWING MACHINES AT THE PARIS ExH1BIT1oN.-
"There seems to be considerable contradiction among
the successful exhibitors to the rewards made In
this department, The recipients OF the two gold
medals severaly advertise that theirs is the only gold
medal, thus contradicting each other while all the
other prize holders concur thai no gold medal was
awarded to any sewing g-machine whatever Happily
IL is not duty decide this knoty question: but,
be IL as II may the Grover & Baker Sewing Machines
have received the very highest prize-aboVe AL
medals-their representative in Paris having been
decorated by the Emperor with the Cross OF the
Legion Of Honor"
We find the above in one Of our English exchanges,
and transfer t to columns with satisfaction. 1t is
gratifying to find that the Grover & Baker machine
which stands high at home should also receive the
highest honor abroad. When 1t is remembered that
one thousand Gold Medals were awarded Rt the Ex-
position and only one huHdred and fifty decorations
II will be that the Cross Of the Legion of Honor
was considered by hejudges as much higher award
of merit than the Gold Medal. No other Sewing Ma
chine at the Exposition received this distinction,
showing that the opinion of His I'm perlal Majesty
and the judges, other equ ally deserving. This
award places the Grover & Baker machine first in
order the official catalogue OF the Exposition as 1t
is first in the estimation OF the public both sides OF
the Atlantic,-N y. ETpress.
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TOR HOG KILLING" WE HAVE BUTCHER
II Knives, Cleavers, Meat saws, Sausage Machines
" ith Suffers Patent Balances etc: .
No sa5 CEight Thirty-ave) Market ST.. below Ninth.
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HoUsE-FURNIsHING DEPOT.
OF THE
Union Pacific Railroad Co.,

We publish below the terms upon which they may
be exchanged at the office Of the Agents OF the
Company In this city,
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vHmIlues a N6nbasefI, o. x inch space ,consdtnt'
w...on as,,,,,1. is1 pAiLx; ii,s;A N c,,si ,5Ola
sNoliooU0f Deaths, 80 eenls, y . y Nv, /, M IN Z
NoticcBOf Marriages, 80 cents. ~ Y,s,. a,t W..
dl6liEiOds NOtIc68 80 cents. irs.G ~.
thlra and Oioe week. will 30 charged q, 90 per
adrnrk n1a0 in0oYtioA. N 9lJ apNaiu 9ph' iN'' ''
business Notices In Local column 40 cents line
or each insertion. No Notice less than " 90. \ y
M solA ist95 lvFREKfiY.-s u H. =. f,,,, I. y
Il.8DbSf Bddhfb each ihsertion.h, "A tst.da IN ss.
Bnsipess Notices 80 eents perline each Insertion.
IsSsI SdTsr.issmen YER i
A1'N - 49, rla "a
On All gRANsFBNEe edEsrtisementS must be paid
for hereafter nt tho time tboy are ordered, other
Wilo thoY VII not appcaf 10 the paper This rule
Wibe feidIy adhered 10 In alloasos. There viii be
no exception. tsanadsan hHn hnN 2 .lhul
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Next lnuunb6r comes the White Hart,
Of sehieh We ind g. Thereafe 30 Georges
and Is George and Dragons, So Coach and
Horses,C IS Grapes, White Horses, 13
White Bears, 80 Bulls and Bulls Heads, IL
Black Bulls, 2S Black Sa s, Horses: rs 80 White
Gbesh tasohs, 256teen Mans, 81 Swans,
l3 Spread Eagles, IL Turks Heads, and 2
Saraceps ditto, 26 Two Brewers % Three
Compasses, 17Blue Anchors, 13 Blue Posts,
4 Blue Lasts. Blue Pump, Vhateyer that
magmean, and 4 Blue Eyed Maid.
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OVaGsAlVRC WEAK VES9I

IKE distfessihg Kdecti6h hicbg rebdstb life
miserable and martihgo imposetblo-is the penalty
persons are too aptto commit excesses from not be-
ina i Ware of the dreadful conseqheDoes that may
ensue Now, who that understands the subject. Will
sooner by these falling into improper than By
the prudent2 Besides being deprived of the pleas
ure Of healthy offspring the must serious and de-
Tho system becomes deranged, the Physical aud,
Mental Functions Weakened; 'Lusy Of Provocative
Power Nervous Iritsbility dyspepsia. Pa,Rltstienl
and Wasting Of the Frame. Cough. Consumption,
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CUNARD STEERAGE LINE.

DETWEEN NEW NYORK AND LIV-
ID ERP0OL, calling at QUEENSTOWN.
From New York every Wednesday.
r From Liverpool every Tuesda'. tl.
From Queenstown every Wednesday.
RKTEs OF P'PAssAGE.-Cabin, $50 (g Id. Steer
age, so (cdrrency). Storage tickets from Liver
D 5O or Gu -en stown at low rates.
Drafts Tor sale on Great Britain and ireland.
o. H--f n ,ISrfi ". CUNARD,
o. sII No 90 Broadway, New York, or to
efjq RICHES & MOORE, Agents,
No. 1oT South High street Columbus, Ohio.
decI7-dly n IN, .-g. fH rr-1 ..igi
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Who have injured themselves byA certain practice,
induced in when Alone "a habit frequently learned
from evil companions, or at school, the effects Of
which are nightly felt when asleep and. II not
cured renders marriage impossible, and destuys
both mind and body. should apply immeda'ely.
What pity that . young man, the hope Of his
cOuutry the pride Of his narents should be snatched
from all prospects and enoyments Of life by the conr
sequence Of devfating from the path Of nature and
indulging in certain secret habit Such persons
muat before eOntomplAting . rasf ff1 frsg trae.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons vor Young Men eOntempl
marriage, being aware Of Physical Weakness
Qnnic Debility, Deformities. speedily cured
HeAwhO places himself under the care Of Dr. p
NAV releiohsly confide in his honor IS g0ht toma
and confidently rely upen his skill as physician.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-17
T3TE T35aIp PARTICULARS NOTICE

Dr.J. addresses all those who haye injured them.
selves by improper indulgence and solitary habits,
either business study society, OT marriage ~ * T.
These are some of The sad and melancholy effects
Of the Back and Limbs Pains in the Head, Dimpess
Of Sight Loss Of Musc9la ar Power PalpiatioD Of the
Heart, Dyspepsia, Nervous Irritab,lity, Derange.
nent Of the Digestive Functions, General Debility
Symptoms Of Consumption, &cgl,tJkA
MENTALLY. The fearful effects on the mind ar
much 10 be dreaded. Loss Of Memory, Confusion
Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Evil Forebodings
Aversion 10 Society," Self. .Disrust, Love Of SOlt-
tude Tmidity &C., are sumo Of the evils produced
Thousandsof PERSONS Of all ares can now judge
what il tho cauee Of their declining health, losing
their yRor, becoming weak, pale, nervous and oma-
ciated having singular appearance about the yes
Cough and aHmptoms OF COnsumptiOn. Ii - ,t.- N