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CONTEMPLATED IMPRovRAIENTs.-A resolution
having tor its object the opening. OF Mont
gomery avenue from Frankford road to Front
street. in the Nineteenth Ward, has been intro
luced in Common Council, and referred to the
necessitate the removal of the New York depot
located at that point. The resolution also con-
templates the demolition of the wooden build
ings at Walnut street wharf. The sub-commlt,
tee having charge of the subject Consists Oh
Messrs. Bardsley, Palmer, and Hopkins.
The Union National Bank have contracted
with r. j. Dobbins, the builder Of the new
at the corner OF Third and Arch streets. The
new building will be large, and present an i'm.
posing appearance. IL is to be constructed OF
iioht sandstone from Cleveland, Ohio, with
brown stone trimmings, and will have eircu'
lar corner entrance. large elliptic head window
frames of ash and the inside to be OF hard WOOD
finish. The plans were made by j. c. Sidney,
architect,
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FmEs.-Carne's grocery store, corner of
Main aud Adams street was slightly damaged
by FIRE yesterday afternoon, occasioned by
sparks from foundry.
A store house on Main avenue, above Sharp
mack street, was damaged by fire yesterday
afternoon, to the extent of $780, II was owned
by Charles P. Bayard, and occupied by Hugh
last evening. about halEpast six o'clock, the
roof of the cabinet-maker's shop at No. 257 South
Second street, caught ire. The flames were ex-
tinguished without much loss,
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BILLIARD ROOMS.

DIRD. !P,s Pinr: nrsnars,,or NJ. n bihD; 5IS3
hhs op5tn noent Of his friends and the public 10
me me Iai en az az Nos sos nd 6O7 ARCH Street.
gsn ~ ~ 80 - and second floors htted up Billiard
~ M 1nrnished with twelve hrst-class tables
RnqSGie me SppuTtenances and adornments comprise
Mhno,hpng yVhlch cOnduce TO the comfort and
eoeetvyenience Of the players. In the basement are
@ oev and splendid Bowling Alleys, for those who
ih 10 deveiOpe their muscle In anticipation of the
hase-bsll season. A Restaurant Is attached, where
Ssrvibng In the edible line be had of the best
o,nify, and at the shortest notice. The following
yeli-knOwn gentlemen have been secured as Assist
ana and will preside the various departmens:
PRESS. q. MOODNUTT,
SAMUEL DOUGLASS, .f 10
JOHN HOOD,
WILLIAM H. GILLMoRE,
HENRY W, DUNCAN,
PHILIP GRUMBRECllT Restaurateur
While MIR. BIRD will hold a careful superylsiol
over all. He ventures TO say that taken all Ia all
there has nothing ever beel started In Philadelphia
approaching this establishment IN completeness Of
6isim O BIRD, Proprietor.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE ON A FERRY BoAT.-0n
the ouarter-past IL trip OF the Terry boat West
Jersey, from this side last night, a man aged
ohonf l5, supposed to be Mr.. Touoey, OF this
civ, attempted TO committed suicide by jumping
ovsrboard. He had been walking up and down
Orevious to the oct, and when the boat was
bevond Smiths Island, he went to the stern.
stenped over the chain, and, after laying his hat
down, deliberately jumped overheard. The
boat was Immediately backed to the spot, but
no trace of him could be seen. In his hat were
found two photographs of young lady and
spectacle case. On the back OF one of the pho
tographs was the following :-''Remember, m
father, that you always have friend in God,
and that He may ever bless and help and be with
YOU, is the earnest wish and prayer of your
daughter. (Signed) HATTIE
The would-De suicide was finally rescued. aud
taken to the Camden Station House.
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CLEARED YEsTERnAY.


BaTquentine Emma, Berboth, Falmouth, L. Wester-
gaerd a Co. =.
Brig Morning Star. Ryder, Ivigtut, j. f. Bailey & Co.
Brig ldella. jackson, Aspinwall. Merchant & 90.
Brig N Mountaiu Eagle, Sherman, Portland. Warren,
Gregg q Morris.
schr 2. slnnickson, Dickerson. Commercial Point.
Sinnickson q Co.
scnr Reading RR. No. So Corson. Hartford, Rommell
q Hunter. F' -"E
schr Nightingale. Beebe, Dighton ]. c. Scott q Sons
Schr Jesse Hart, Jenk ins. Salem, do,
Schr Richard Law, York, Stonington, do,
Scbr II. w. Benedict. Case. Lynn, do
str X. Willing. Cundiff, Baltimore, A. Groves, lr,
Str Diamond State Talbot, Baltimore. ]. -. Runn
str Chester. Jones, New York, w. p. Clyde a Co.
Tug Thos. Jefferson, Allen, for Baltimore with tow
OF barges, w. p. Clyde d Co. .s ="
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AT OnARANTINE.

BaTque Myra. from Ivigtut; brigs q. v. Williams.
II. Rich, and Winfield, from Trinidad; and Two un
known.-Reported by Mr. Eldridge, pilot.
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TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY

y A,
Estate of JOHN r. WORRELI4 deceased
The Auditor appointed by the Court to audit sette
and adjust the account Of WILLIAM It. LOWBER.
SAM UEL r. FISHER and FREDERICK 81 PEP,
PER, surviving Executors of the last will and testa-
ment Of JOHN r. WORRELL, deceased, and 70
report distribution Of the balance in the hands of
the accountant, VIII meet the parties Interested for
the purposes of his appointment, on MONDAY
the 10th day of July 1857 at IL O'Clock A. NJ az M
office, s. K: corner SIXTH and WALNUT Streets
in the city of Philadelphia. VIZ
Z 10 wim5lE w. J. McELRoY. Auditor.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
The & Estsie S Of SF wiLfMAN Wa M ILLDfN deceased.
and adjust The account Of wfIrixM X. T4I2s. xd.
minlstrator ofthe Estate Of CaptainW WILMQN w WtlL-
q Wills OF Phiiadeiphia Nay as isee and 70 report
oIsreD,on q ne balance A. The hands q ihe account
Gfhis appointment on To the 2ad day ofyuly,
South sixTH stfees, second G 81 soTy M IN ne cis1 Of
Philsdelphla. EGBERT NIC9oLs.
7Rfmw@ Audifor.
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
siate o d h aRkT Sc soARLoN haTd deceased &C.
epa appointed ey Ihe S9grt 20 Sqdt settle
mnisrpoT o. All anu singular the goods and chattes
ddiksh.ns aug credits which were OF MARGARET
deceased and report distribution Of the balance in
The hands Of the accountant WIN meet the parties
WDEsp%%Y % hP S saS 81 Of 9s 9ny 1s & q
9,coGk Il. A.. the Office Of John oByrne, ESQ.,,
Smw5t SsIsS eEooE w 's Bz1aH afHneSSsRaia RSS!RS
TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHlLADELPH1A. r
Estate OF JOHN TURNER. deceased.
and adjust the account Of HUGH GAMBLE. suf.
@ q ces EAST ana % report assrbo of
iion of the balance In the hands OF the accountant
Ss appoin'%ehs on wEpND%Y the a aSs %
p WI Hs Street, y oSUSs 81 ,S a. 9 M o s. hs NSs No
Rimw5t A. ATWOOD GRACE, Auditor.
TN THE 0RPHANs' COURT FOR TIE CITY
4 AND C0uEtlyY, NJ y ,tS OF - RE,HIIIlL5AMDELPA1A. III a DE
The Auditor appointed by the Court 10 andit settIs
and adjust the first and final account Of GTDhfpN we
HENRY dRN deceSea sas ast sSd M "a SnS Of
ton Of the balance In the hands OF the ntant
his appontment SATURDAY, the IAN Ssv os os
July 1857, at O'Clock p NJ. at his ONCE No iy5 81
Swfm5t N A5diisor.
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First-That we b ess God for the advent and soourn
among us OF the Rev. Drs Denham and Hall, as also
Dr. Fairbairn and Mr. Wells, ana the noble repre-
senaves Of the Irish and Scottish Assemblies OF the
Presbyterian Church. We have enjoyed their pre-
sence and their earnest Christian utteraace in cur
families in our pulpits in General Assemblies as
wen as on various other occasions, social and public
and we pray God for their safe return 10 their homes
aud TO their impOrtal lAbors
SecOnd-We hail in this visit the expression of a
Christian fraternity most significant and opportune
et thls TN ewhen the cry for organic union goes forth
o. home and abroad on the basis Of the great dstinc
hird-We rejoice in such interehanges of depu ta-
tions, clerical and lay tending TO bind together
churches 80 closely allied In doctrine history aud
70 preserve the peaceful relations OF our Kindred
by year, with enlarged interest aud success
Fourth-We give thanks for every step towards q
consolidation of the one true Protestant Evanpeieal
Church Of Jesus ca ris in all lands the great CON
hct with Rituallsm and Rationalism lie donble.
headed Anti-Chrst of these latter days.
The resolutions were cordially received and
unanimously adopted; when after the benedc.
| ton, the large meeting dispersed, all pleased
with the occasion and the interesting incidents
of the evening.
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HOOP SKIRTS.

60S HOOP KIRTss R2S
PRICES REDUCED III
J. siords US much pleasure 70 announce % @ % to our
ouence # a slight decline In Hoop Skirt material,
together with our increased facilities for manuiac
Inning and a strict adherence to BUYING anc
SELLING for CASH, we al Q enabled 70 offer all our
JUSTLY GEL EF RATED HOOP SKIRTS at kE-
DUCED PRICES. And our skirts VIII always as
heretofore be found IN every respect more desTa9e
and really cheaper than any single or doueie spring
loop skirt In the market, while our assortment Is
unequRlled - 49,, x1o,l, ana 49,
Eastern States fu pes low Prced SkiTIs % a. very
low prices; among which Is TO- 9 9a snT,ns es 5 ~
spTinRs 75c; 30 springs, S5c 30 springs S0ci and
eiskiSts made TO order. altered, and repaired Whol
sale anu rssAis, "a a p1sH Street below Seventh.
6 10 AIu rp WAt@- - ~ ''
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TN THE oRPHANs' COURT FOR TnE cry

TN THE ORPHANS COURT FOR THE CITY
Il AND COUNTY OF PHILADELPHIA.
- Estate OF ROBERT w. SMITH, deceased
Ihe AUDITOR appointed by the Court 70 audit, settle,
AND ADJUST the first account OF CATHA RINE SMITH
Adminstratrix OF ROBERT w. SMITH deceassd'
ana 10 report distribution Of the balance the hands
OF the accountant. Will meet the parties Interested Tor
the purpose OF his appointment, on MONDAY, Juiv
70 1857 at II O'Clock A. NJ. at his office, No. 6 WAL
Nut street, In the City OF Philadelphia.
75mw6t SAMUEL Q. PERKINS, Auditor.
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The AMERICAN THEATRE SuFPERERs.-
following sums have been paid out recently by
The Association for the Relief OF Disabled Fire
men, principally Tor the relief OF the sufferers
June 25, 1867 $500
July 0, 1867 425
-
Total ., $685.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE
TIE IRISH DEPUTATYoM.

LyOn ADDIEIoNAL IocAI 1rrns sar or non rlers.l
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Tug Thos Jeferson Alien, Tor Baltimore, with "a tow
OF barges, w. P. Clyde q Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
b Bbarque Anna, d HoepneT from London May ls, with
Br. barque Annie Ada, Cam, days from New York.
Brig Almon Rowell; Fanning a days from Windsor
schr Lucy Copp. days nom Hiilsboro, with plas-
scSr Il L. S st5ptsVanG SGuse days from Newberp N
scbr valiant, Wright ? days from Chesapeake City.
with grain to Christian & Co.
schr Urbana. Hough, nom Bridgeport
steamer Beverly, Pierce. "a hours nom New York,
with mdse 70 W. CLYDE q q CO or. from, ro Vol,
with NOSE to ". X. Baird q 90. ' -1 ~"
New York, with mdse. to W. N. Baird q Co.
tow Of barges to w. p. Clyde q Co.
AT QUARANTINE.
A. FSSs RiSS anS nav %ineld Eo% TrHdsa and two
known.-Reported by Mr.. Edridge pilot.
steamship J. w Eyerman. Tutte. hence, at Charles
ton on Wednesday night. - o,,,,
Brig Nellie Move, Leeman, for Philadelphia, sailed
schr James Gilboug6. hence, at Nor wich 9Th Inst.
schr Reading RR. No, 84 for Philadelphia, sailed
from Norwich 9th inst
NOTICE TO MARINERS
Notice is given that the Martins Industry Light
vessel. of the entrance TO Port Royal s. c. has been
replaced on her station.
The steamship st. Laurent from New York. at
HaVre 27h ul reports having passed on the 2Oth In
lat 43. Ion. 49, the hull of large vessel. bottom up,
copper sheaIhed and apparently long time In that
condition. She is dangerous object for navigation.
The Netherlands Government has given notice that
the following lights have recently been established In
the Straits OF RhO:-
The light Little Garras Island is fixed white
light elevated l8 feet above the level of the sea- ana
in clear weather should be visible from distance OF
eight miles,
The lighthouse is built on Little Garras Island. on
the west coast of the strait In lat 46 N on lO4 2
Il. of Greenwich. -, -.
elevated Al feet above the level OF the sea- and u clear
weather should be from a distance OF eight miles,
The lighthouse is built on Terkole Island. on the
OF the strait In lat 5S u M lon lO4 l9s f.
| OF Greenwich. ,,,.-.,,,. -,
The light on Sauw Island is fixed white light ele-
waited lI8 feet above the level OF the sea- ana IN eeAr
Weather should be from distance OF eight miles,
The lighthouse is built on the east extremity OF
Sguw Island lat 4S NJ Ion. 1Ol lO14 e. OF Green
wich
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
W. +. ROSS,
METROPOLITAN BUILDING,
NO. II, EAST SECOND ST.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.


0rrIcR UNrKp STATES CAsuALrS No.'
90 Broadway, New York.
May 10th, 1867. }
Nm r. Ross, Esq General Accent:
DEAR Slm you have directed INV a.
tention to the following action OF The Ac.
cidental Insurance Company OF London.
and inquire whether this Company would
take similar action in similar case
THE Accidental Insurance Company, Of
London, have refused to pay the poacy OF
Mr.. Parkin Jefrcock, who met MS death IN
the endeavor to save the lives Of ms men at
the Oaks Coliery disaster, on zoe grouno
that they did not insure against accident
voluntarily incurred
In reply, have no hesitation IN saying
that ia case Of accident or death occurring
to an assured party in circumstances such
- 1hose mentioned in the above extract,
our action would be the reverse OF the Com
pany mentioned. 49,.
II would, in my opinion, Do Incompatible
with the character and design Of . company
OF quasi> benevolent character to :nterposs
- bar to the payment Of claim the fact
that the accident or death had occurred
while the insured was engaged in fescu'ng
fellow being from destruction. ana mus
subscribing the cause Of our common bus
manity. Very truly yours, :.
CnApLrs WrRrs. President.
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uNsURANCE.

- The experience Of accident insur'
ance companies, demonstrates that ACCl-
DENTS WILL HAPPEN to people everys
where; and that notwithstanding grea.
majority OF the risks taken by accident
com panies are on the lives Of persons while
they are travelling. the great majority OF
losses incurred are for accidents in the or.
binary pursuits Of life O. the losses paid
by ire rritta states casualty Company, Of
New York, last year. % resulted from fall
ing, in the every day walks of life; ID from
being thrown from private vehicles ; GIL from
injuries such as sprains, strains, cuts, kicks,
scalds, burns. freezing, bites. &C., none Of
which happened while the parties we're trav.
cling; while onrv IRE losse, have resulted
from railroad and steamboat accidents, and
;sl, other casualties on public conveyances
combined.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-10-18
DAILY DEMOCRAT.

TINS Pass. following is On extract
from General Bakers address delivered bes
fore the Z iitorial Convention Of I,wa. res
Gently held At Clinton:
ITO describe the powers and utility Of
the public press would DO to review oil that
is most characteristic and encouraging IN
our modern civilization. Its sphere Of nc.
tivity EN- braces al that pertains to the vel
fare of man. and ia limited only by the
bounds of bis energy and thought; there 10
no department Of inquiry to which II does
not directly or indirectly contribute; there
are no enterprises Of common utility that
do no. depend for their success upon It's co
operation. and that are not promoted by ito
influence. There 10 no beneiicent knowl-
edge for whose transmission and inculca-
ton il is not powerful medium. Its laboss
in the cause Of humanity are 90 manifold as
it's talent is versatile and prolific. No
righteous cause is % humble that il may
not find in the press an auxiliary. No in
EQUITY is too hoary with years, or too exals.
ed in place to escape its Incorporating
assaults. Wherever beats an aspiration for
freedom, the press gives il III eloquent
tongue ueIeSeI ny pocitSy souSeass w
foul designs against the public good, it un>
hesitstingly teare away the veil; it speaks
~ boldly to the prince o. to the peasant
as fearlessly to the rich a. to the poor, and
espouses the cause Of the humble and OBJ
scure o well as thai Of the illustfieus; il
popularizes the deepest facts Of science; il
scatters the richest gems of genius; it 10 the
impressive voice of To.DAY. speaking of
duties, rights and facts, to the common
heart; it is the faithful mirror 10 which the
worlds shifting scenes are reflected. and
where the life Of . man has accurate and
vivid portrniturcs; it is the pioneer Of pro,
gress, the inspirer of industry. the advocate
Of truth, the'champion Of law, justice and
religion. Whatever in these latter days has
been gained for mankind may be largely
attributed to its wholesome influence. Take
the accurssd rebellion az On illustration, and
it will be at ence recognized, that some Of
the mightiest forces that stcmmed the tide
Of instruction and impelled brave people
10 victory, were intensified and directed by
the sgency Of the pres. In che hands Of
free people and il the service Of freedom,
il is one o. the most powerful engines Of
national progress and stability that God
allows bis creatures 10 employ"
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MUSICAL.
NEW MUSIC ROOMS.
NJ H. j. Elm M f. R m A IL.
WELL KNOWN AZ A
- i--'--------a---- --i|-i-l-7--4-------
MUSICAL.

Practical instrument Maker.
TTAS LEASED THE STORE ROOM OVER
IL No. LIZ CLAIRs Row, where be intends
keeping stock of
PIANOS, ORGANS, MELODEoNS, AND ALL
KINDS OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Sheet Music, Music Books, &c Persons wish
ing 20 purchase instruments will do well to call
on him. He has on hand large stock of Pianos
which he will sell at $50 . <75 less than manu-
fscturers' prices. If the instruments do not
give full satisfaction the money will be refunded
Mr.. Zimmerman keers all instruments purchas.
ed Of him in order without extra charge. S7ly
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Pr AN O-FoRT


Which now acknowledged T., be. by the lead
ing Arties in thie country. Superior To any others
| in America These INSTRUMENTS possess every mod
improvement Of the lar scst size finished Ia
Carved and Plain Rosewood Cases, embracing every
variety Of style. Each has the full Metallic Frame,
OverstrunI Haas, with or without the agrailr
rangemeni). Each has the French Grand Action, nc
knowlcdged 10 BE- superior 10 any other In rapid
ecution. The Sc instrumcn all Seven, Seven and
Quarter and Seven and Third Octa,es; cotstruc-
ted Of Thoroughly Seasoned Wood ana of the finest
and best material. For Great Power, Singing Quail
itee 50 eel hess and Purity Of Tone throughout the
| entire Register: Elegance OF Finish and Great Du
rability, the Piano Fortes of Messrs. JENNYs Il
SON are unsurpassed by any other makers In the
World and have taken the Highest Premium ~her
ever exhibited The same facilities which enable
this nrm TO produce Superior Instr umcnt, also
BILE them 10 Offer their Pano-Fortes To the public at
Twenty per cent lower than any other Fret Class
manufacturer in the country.
The special attention Of Dealers Teachers and 9TH
ers 10 invited to the examination OF these Pianos be-
fore making their selccton elsewhere Every insiru
mcnt In fully Warranted for Five Years. Descriptive
circulars sent TO all parts Of the country upon app-
cation. Address. JENSYS y SON,
No. 1888 d 2ss East 2is street, NEW YORK.
Between ID & Sd Avenues sep24dly
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RAILROADS.
Chicago, Rock Island + Pacific
Ra11road.
1867. Pail Aprnns<mtnf. 1Sb7.


1867. Fall Arrangement. 1867.
Trains run BY Chicago time which is twelve min.
utes faster than Davenport time.
nNAND AFTER MONDAY, SEPT ., 1907.
~ and until further notice, trains will leave
Davenport daily, tSundays exceptedl asfollows
Going hast LIST Mail train at .......7 %, A. n.
I'd Night express. ...s S3, p: n.
Going West 1st Express and Mail for Des
Moincs and Washing ton, ..t5 4. n.
I'D, Mixed, tor Dcs Moines and
Muscstine. -.6-1Vfns
Arrive At Davenport daily, tsuudays exceptsd
a. follows
from the Lasts Nigh, express at. = 80, a \
ed Daily Ex. a mail. Is 80. r. =.
From ths West--1st Mixed from Des Noines
I'd. Express from Des Moinrs
and Washington. BOOZE.
CONNECTIONS.
Al Chicago With oil Eastern Routes.
A. Joliet with q. A. 4 3. l.. X. X. for Bloom
isgton, Springfield, &c.
A LaHalle with I. Q. r. r for Dunleith, 81
Louis. Cairo, &c.
lington, Keokuk and Quincy.
n Peoria with r. r. i J. h. Il. &c.
A Des Moines. Iowa City, and washin gton
with Western Stage Co.. Stages, for eli points
West. Southwest and Northwest. -.,.h
Sleeping Coaches on al Night trainA = Ps3e-
Tickets for sale end baggage che
cipal Eostern Cities and ToYc S,,ct Ch;csco
Ax.:. =. Hail. a.. ~ Iowa Division.
"a. n. H,tls. Ag't, Davenport.
n.,.., -, Sept 7. 1861.
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MANHOOD:
Lew Lest! lew Restored |!

~ AsbI;aksi. - ssslsd kssssepG Rrisss CO.
A LECTURe On the Nature. frsatmsnt and
Radical cure Of Spermatorhoa.s r Seminal Weak
and fmped ments to Marriage generally; Ncrv.
business, Consamptssu, Epilepsy, and Fits Men,
tel and Physical lseapacity. resulting frcm:Ssl-
Abuse, &C., BY Rosf. J. CuLvsswnl, n. D., su-
tkos Of the dlasH Boox, Ae.
II Boon to zAousasds Of Sg6svsrs."
Sent under seal, in plain envelope, TO any ad-
dress, Pos1 PAID, on receipt Of six cents, or two
postage ssamps, By DIX. J. q. KLINE, l27 Bow
ery Y. r. o. box l.5es. aug I0dAw3m
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DR.. Bigelow.

ssn VIA ~ for the past % yeafs. snd g shessScs.
the person whom eli afflicted s6oujd cousult No ons
ever heard Of pasntef his not heine cass6 s1es Be
has been in thscity. Hs reputation has vouchsssn
I'll the city papers, HE patients and the pro-
feson- both hare and abroad. . being the uet sil.
led specialists here, and thorough master Of
nal diseases. II oil others fan, don't dcepstr 9ive
him call. nisouly common occurrence with him
TO cure such cases. His rooms are separate for ioee
and gent3eDen, e1d Tie uoei cOupl oio II ~ en-
YouSo NEs. Take Particular Notice,-Doctor Biz.
Glow dev0tes much Of HE time 70 the tyeetmeet 81
thcee canesd By secret habit. which ruins bod
body and mind. unhttl the unfortunate individual
for either business ofsocefy. TIE sad stst 0f these
carry hablee: OF the e1cossee rip yoafs n to Wea.
On the debtaee the Constitution destfoy ~ NM.
cal and mental powers, diminiah ed enfoeAb the
natural feelmge, ami exhaust The vitAl enerlee Of
maahOod; the pleasures ofDls aee nAfsed She object
Of marrag frustrated, and sxsteace itself ssndsfoa
atesm Of unceAeing misery androGret. Such poreOua
especially thOee contsnpl6fne 1SrFiAee 66otjd loos
no time in making immediate Application, q Dr. D.
BY his new treatment 10 enabled to ineurea speedy
and poe0aaeat cure. F17r7E
Censl!tations ftes andeon1dea1ial. OAeo, No. ~
Sonm Clark street, COZ. Of Monroe half beck nom
the rot OMco. Post 0iieo Don ~, Oddcogo. m
Once nosn nom , 4. II. TO p. y. ~
tsad ser his Guids 70 Heath, /" pshliaasd neesA-
MA-le6 $50 Tor assn1paivs $780, =
49, lane4sv - - Dess111se q 01lsG0o1sn
0sws. esattsoi1 eoass9 ~ vnMUpS