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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-06-15

Kentuck Silver Mining Company
At meeting Of the Trustees Of the Kentuck sn.
yer Mining Company, hsld dis day, . Dividend
of(s3O Thirty Dollars Per sbTs was declared
payable on and after the 10th instant, stthe Com.
panys office, In San Francisco.
stockholders residing In the State Of Nevsds,
by registering their Stock with the superintsnd.
ent, at the Office Of the Yellow jacket Silver
Mining Company, can have their Dividends paid
at the Agency Of the Bank Of California, In vlr.
ginia city, Nevada
THOMAS SUNDERLAND.
President.
San Fr,ncisco, June 5, 1867 je6.n
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San Fr,ncisco, June 5, 1867. Je6.tf

Yellow Jacket silver Mining Co.'s
Office, Gold Hill, Nevada, June 3, lS6z.-At 3
meeting Of the Board Of Trustees Of the Yellow
Jacket Silver Mining Company, held this day, a
Dividend. No. I2, Of ssyenty.Aye (s75) Dollars
per share was declared. payable At tho Office Of
the Company, or at the Bank Of California, San
Francisco, on and after the 10th Inst
The Transfer Book will be closed from the
5th to the 10th inst, inclusive.
..... WIN. Il. WATSON, Secy.
Gold Hill, June 3, 1867. Je3.n
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SPECIAL MINING NOTICES.

Dividend Notice.-Stockholders In the
Gold Hill Quartz Mil and Mining Company
residents Of Neyad., are notified that diyi.
dend Of $40 per share, declared at San Francis. /.
co, on the 10th Inst, Il payable hero on and
after the 18th.
Presentation Of certificate required for endorse.
msnt thereon. q. HUGUET,
Superintendent
Gold Hill lima 10 la67 Iel2lW
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CAUTION
ICE! ICE!!

THE CITIZENS OF GOLD HILL ARE IN.
formed that the subscriber viii furnish them
With ICE during the summer. His Ice wagon
will be In Gold Hin every morning at o'clock,
Orders for the article can be len at the Gold Hni
Exchange Saloon, and thsy win DO promptly
nlled. CHARLES FCSTER.
esld HUI. Nay Q, 1867. myiN
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II. BRUCKhANE, Secretary.
Virginia. New. May 30, 1867. ms3l'lm
Belcher Mining Company Bald.

BeIcher MIninE Bald.
win Company and Abernatbie Company
Notice Is hereby given. that at Q meeting Of the
Trustees Of the above named companies held
this day, an assessment Of Five (t9 Dollars
per share was levied on each and every share
Of the capital stock Of each OF the above
named companies, payable Immediately to the
Secretary, at the Belcher ofice, Virginia, News.
d. In United States gold coin. Any stock on
which said assessment shall remain unpaid on
SUNDAY, June 30. 1867, will be advertised on
that day rs delinquent, and unless payment
shall be made before. will be sold on WEDEES.
DAY, July 81, 1867, to pay said delinquent
assessment, together with costs of advertising
and expenses Of sale. .....
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
II. BRUCKMANH. Sec'y.
Virginia, New. May 30. 1867. ny3l.lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-30

Collections made O1s az accessible
points "a the Southeast.
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LATEST
BY
Noon Dispatches.
lwrsrrns -AssOcrArrD rrrss nErosrs.l

KNOXVILLE, April ga mob of loyal
leaguers in Blount county, Tenn, re-
Gently drove out a minister Of the Meth
odist church south, and dispersed a con-
gregRtion. They were instigated by a
preacher Of the Methodist church north.
Several union army officers who opposed
the mob have been threatened with
violence. Arms for the state militia
have been sent to Marysville to a OF
the leaders OF the mob. Two assaults
were made here on x-COnfederates. The
political feeling is bitter and violent
The arming Of the militia creates intense
feeling and dissatisfaction.
WASHINGTON, April 29.-It is stated
on authority that the president visits
Raleigh, n. c., by invitation of many
old personal friends. The long I'M
known grave of his father has been
discovered, and the president is to wit
ness the erection Of a monument where
with it is to be adorned. Seward ac-
companies him. The president will
probably speak on the way, giving his
views on vital questions.
HOuse.-Gov. Hahn's efforts to induce
Grant to authorize Sheridan to set aside
the recent election Of the New Orleans,
Jackson and Great Northern railroad
directors have been unsuccessful. Grant
declines to interfere, and refers the ap-
plicatiOn 10 the president. So Beaure-
gard and associates hold control Of the
road.
A circular has been issued by fifty
leading manufacturers of Philadelphia,
New York, Pittsburg and Boston, calling
a conference for the purpose of consider
ing the manufacturing interests Of the
country, to meet at the Aston house,
New York city, on the Sth Of May.
A special says the radicals Of Hunts
vile have petitiOned for the removal of
the judge of the probate court, sheriff Of
Madison county, and the mayor of
Huntsville, and supplant them with men
Of radical stripe. This, however, was
disapproved by the post commander,
who declined to act unless charges OF
official malfeasance were made and sus-
tanned by proof.
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IN pursuance of the provisions Of a Trust
L Deed 10 me executed by A. Street on I7th
day Of November, 1853, and which is duly regis
tered ia the Regist-r's Office OF shelby county,
in Book No. 40, Part !, pages 40, 476 and AZ /;
and also in pursuance OF a Consent Dec ZEE
made by the hon William N. Smith, Judge OF
the Chancery Court of Memphis, on I'D day OF
Aprn, 1891, in the eau es rending in said Court,
wherein Charles j. Seay and Others are COM
ants, j Will, at the Southwest corner Of the in
tersection Of Poplar and Second streets. i'm
Memphis, on the 18th a y OF May, 1867. at y
O'c.ock, m , proceed 10 Sc I az public auction TO
mentioned, the following described Lois OF
Land, togeth T with the IN DrOvementsth thereon,
see, viz: Being Lots Nos. 2G9 ana 20. as known
on the map of Memphis, and bounded as fol-
lows; Beginning at the Southwest oorner o
the tnterss cti n al Poplar and Second streets.
running thence West with the south line OF
Poplar street 1924 re {; thence SOath parallel
WiBn Second street TH4 feet 10 a stake; thence
said alley ~ feet tc the Intersection OF the
alley thence East with said alley 10 Second
street; theuce With Second street l4SE fe-t to
the beginning. Excepting and enctadfRq, how
ever, from said Lots, thar part conveyed and
the undersigned and Briniuey q %Dougherty, 10
A. street, bounded and described IS follows,
viz: beginning AZ the SOUTHEAST corner Of OF
No. 200, at the Intersection Of the North sire OF
the nrst alley south OF Poplar ftreet with the
West side o Second street; then e North
wsrdlv with WeSf side of S4eond street . feet
more or less, to a point at which said West side
Of second street is inGerseeted by a line
running through the center Of the middle
parallel wall from East TO West, of three story
brick building, embracing two now
In said lot No. 2jas thence from said point OF
intersection Westward 1857 feet to the East
side OF the FIRST alley, West OF Second street
thence with the East side Of said last mem
alley S~outhwardly, p feet more or les,
to the point OF Intersection of the East side OF
said last mentioned alley, with the North side
of the FIRST alley South OF Poplar street-said
point Of intersection being the Southwest cor
ner Of lot No. $50; thence ~eastwardly with the
Fast tide Of the said last mentioned alley, 49, /
feet, to the beginning.
said property Will be sold on the fOllOwfnq !
terms, viz: One-fourth Of the purchase money
cash, and the balance on a credit or four ard |
eight months, for which the purchasers viii be /
required TO give notes with approved personal /
security. anu a lien likewise to be retained ON /
the property to secure these deferred pay
ments. The eqults o. redemption is waived. /
and the title is believed TO be perfect, but /
only convey as trustee.
apr2td M. J. WICkS, Trustee. 4
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DRUGS &
Complete Assortment Of PeFfnmery
Also. EOVORg for Medical Purnoses

TNHE attention Of Painters is directed 70 my
4 large stock Of White Lead. Linseed uil. BEN
zine Paints ground in Oh. Window Glass, etc,
which I viii sell low Tor cash.
lehh SIN A. KkNkEkT. Memphls. Tenn.
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REFERENCB

Cant YIN. Holcroft. steamer Louisiana I;
John S. Richey, New Albany JOhn
ToughmIIer New Albany ". j. Johnson
wbarfboat. Memphis, Tenn j. B. Martln'
E-1inence. XIV W. Guthrie, Choppers Depot
Er-. j. R. Parker, office Ia n. A * q. X
NJ John Hancock, county commissioner
Flovd county Col VIM. Budd, New AlDAIA
al crane. hardware merchant, New Al
hsnv: W. =. Grove, tBently & GroVel New Al
hauv Nm. Judge Laird hockpQTl luu' JOHA
abath. HARRISON county, Ind Jonathan III.
Nav. Bloomington. Ind. ieD-'-zn-
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RrvER
wEATmEn Avn RUsINEss.

A heavy rain fell on Sunday morning.
which lasted until nearly midday. It
then turned cool and was quite enough
so to make ~oveTcoats and fires desirable.
Yesterday morning opened out warm
and cloudy, but toward noon it became
very pleasant, the sun coming out and
the green leaves looking like a young
lady's waterfall at an evening party-ss
gorgeous in their array of rain drops,
glistening like diamonds. Again after
nightfalI the sky grew dark, the air was
close and oppressive. and everything
seemed to indicate a storm.
Business was only moderately active
on the ieyee.
The river at st. Louis Is about on a
stand, although rising at Dubuque. The
Ohio is failing. The st. Francis, White
and Arkansas rivers are all receding.
The former has fallen fully Is feet. The
late rise at this place has, we are happy
to learn, had very little effect on the
river as far down as Helena and will, Of
course, effect it less at Vicksburg. Now,
the river here is stationary, it having
come to a stand on Sunday morning.
1t is yet 81 feet below high water mark
Of this spring.
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Mrs D. c. EVANS,

TORMERLY OF louisville, Ky, more recently
+ ofthe Healing Institute New AlIans mt
aSsisfed bv her husband. Dr. J. n. EVANS, ue-
sires 10 inform her friends and the pubic tAAt
sns has taken
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N AND
THE
BAN X
OF MEMpHIs. TENNESSEE.

nEsIGNATED DEPOSITORY AND FIsAN-
~ ciaI Agent OF the United States. Capital
paid IA, $4,000. Authorized Capital, Sl,0O1,O00.
Collections made Ia the city, and at All asee1-
sible points IN the South, and punctually re-
mitted on the day Of payment, Al cafrpnt rates
OF Eastern Exchange.
W. H. CHERRY. E: President.
A. I. LACEY, +; Vice-President-
J.J. FREEMAN. Cashier.
DIRECroHs-AmOs Woodrun, ". A Good
wyn, Capt. &. 3. Church, n. A. Partee, r
Rough, N T. Cochran, A. J. White, II. 7. Tom
linson. John l. Taylor. jas. L. Merriman, Thos.
X. Smith. a. II. Lacey, W. H. Cherry. ap2l I'm
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON


YNkAINS leave as follows tcity tlmel:
i Through Express. Sundays excepted 2
ami Through Mali. $50 pm; SOmervnle Ac-
cummOdauOu at $40 y ia.
Express connects az Grand Junction with
afternoon train on the Mississippi Central
Railroad for Holly Springs. Water valley,
Grenada. Jackson, Nicksburg, Mis-, New Or
leans. La, etc.
At Corinth, for Okolona, Columbus, Miss,
Mobile, Ala, etc.
At Decatur, for Columbia. Nashville. Iaufs-
vile4 Cincinnati, etc.
At Chattanooga, for al places in Eastern
Alal anna, Georgia, North and south Carolina,
Virginia, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia,
New York, etc.
Through Mail connects al Grand Junction
with trains Tor Bolivar and Jackson, Tenn.
Al Decatur, for Athens, Pulaski, Ala, Colum-
bia, Nashville, etc.
At CHATTANOOGA trains connect for same
points as Express rains
baggage checked through.
For tickets and further Information, apply at
the Office, No. Ii Court street.
". J. ROSS, GenT Sup't.
40. BARNES, GenTT Ticket Agent.
aplIff S. SHOCK. PASSENGER AGENT.
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FRED. WEBER
THE II
AURORA OIL!

WE want men everywhere to study their
w own The right TO manu- ac-
ture and sell the Patent Aurora Oh in a single
county viii make more money to the purchaser
in three months than the largest farm IN yOnr
state viii make in q whole year. n Aurora
oil actually costs less than one-half the price
OF Coal Oh, and the Illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oil is as much superior 70 the Coal Oil
rs the Coal Oil Is to a talloW candle, q II NO
MORE explosive than a tallow candle. AIRY
Lamp shat VIII burn Coal Oh will burn the
Aurora OIL. II does not smoke the chimney
il does not s1nell-it win not grease or stain the
finest linen, not even white cloth The matte
rial for It's manufacture is inexhaustible. One
man can make 70 bbls. per day. No machinery
We will pay your fare to and Irom
the city Of Memphis, and bills while here, if
we cannot prove all and even more, fhan We
nave stated. A single County is asmau foitune
to the man OF enterprise, nd the right 70 a
state Is untold worth.
For further information call on or address
III. q. DEWITT IL CO.,
"a Madison street, cssner Main.
apu Ina Aemphta, Tenn.
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Exchange for sale on principal cities
Of UHlted States aud on all prin-
clDal cities OF Kur0De-
feb3 6m
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.


2EMPMhS ARPEAA.
For the Memphis Appeal
IsEE HER as i SAW HEB THEN.
Isee her as I saw her then,
Beneath the trysting tree,
And listen for the VOWS again,
She softly breathed 70 me;
Iseem to clasp her hand as when
That eve in reveiry,
Ny heart was full Of gladness, then,
Asnow, Of misery.
Isee her as I saw her there,
That brssful summer day,
When flowers cleaned amid her hair,
Like hecks Of snowy spray
And fsnine DER her bosom where
The soft white muslin lay,
with sweet caressing nestled there
In many a graceful way.
Ihear again each low sweat word,
As slow and trembingIy.
Lake winds by which the leaves are stirred
To murm'ring melody
or Ike the haunting music heard
Beside the moaning sea,
Floats bsek again each trembling word,
Floats back again 20 me.
Again ] claim the hrst sweet kiss
From dewy lips OF red,
And steep my soul In newborn bliss
By hopes sweet mama fed,
Meier dreaming that such love ~ this
could e'er grow cold OF dead,
Or the sweet lnem'r Of that bliss
ConId turn 20 ashes dread
Atlast the tdings came, and obi
The anguish OF that houri
A tide Of lsva seemed 70 flow
with ali its burning povgr,
upon my heart, tin evry throe
Did seem 20 bear the dow'r
OF all LIES misery, and more,
IN that one dreadful llour,
For she had priced hel wOman's truth,
And held St 20 be so'.d
Had harteTed way IA er peerless youth
For false, deceitfuJ gold
Had thrown away my priceless love
Had trampled sv ~ vow,
TIL mem'ries o. That summer day
Come but in sadness nov.
EFFIE GLENN.
HosT PLACE, hiss.
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no COnsumptiVes.

The advertiser, having been restored 10
health in afeW weeks by very simple remedy
af.er having suffered for several years with q
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
oonsumption-is anxious TO make known 10
his fellow sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send Q copy OF
the prescription used (free of charged with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they will find a sure cure for
Consumption. Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Colds, aud all Throat and Lang Affections =
The only object If the advertiser in sending
the Prescription Is to benefit the afflicted, and
spread information which he coneeiyes to be
invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy, as it will cost them nothing,
and may prove blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription, FREE, by return mail, will
please address
REV. EDWARD A, WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., New York.
y6nl-yl
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TnE ToMNsHIp COMMITTEEs.

The appointment of Union Republi.
uan Committees in the various Townships
OF the county is not a mere matter Of
form, They were appointed TO act as a
Vigilance Committees. These Commit
tees will be held responsible by the par
" for the result ia their several election
precincts, and the zeal aud fidelity with
which they have done their work will be
judged by the relurns. Many OF our
friends think our organization ia as good
this fall as it has been for year or two,
and success is confidently looked for;
but lot it be understood lhta heavy re.
spOnsibilily rssis upon the Township
Committees, 10 whose scllyity id great
measure. the party destiny has been
committed in the psnding canvass. Let
them make such efforts as will rebound
to their own honor, and be worthy the
mighty issues involved Lat the recro-
ami Presidcntbf bis nation receive no
crumb of comfort by acts Of omission or
commission from loyal Mason county.
There are ten townships in this county
and the absences of half a dozen votes
ia each Of them would DO serious loss
Let this be kept constantly in mind as
an incentive to action. UuiOn men Of
Mason county, We coujare you to do
your duly. TURN OUT EVERY MAN
TO THE POLLS. and the result can
not fail to he another glorious triumph
Of the Union Republican party.
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Tee ravoges of yellow fever in Texas
are frightful, Not only the chief cities,
but the small hamlets in the central and
southern portions Of the State, have
been visited, A private letter from
Houston mentions several villages that
have beod almost depopulated, and our
exchanges though evidently making The
record as light as possible, give fear
fully long lists of deaths. In Galveston
up to the l4tl inst, there had been L..
05t deaths 10 o population of about
twenty two thousand. There must be
painful suffering there and elsewhere
that demands renewed exertionS on the
part of citizens iq sections free from such
Affections.
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THINGS TO REMEMBER.

Every Union man in West Virginia
should remember and bear it well in
mind that the heavy taxes ho is nov
paying orc tho result of the late wicked
and cause!ess REBELLION lie should al
SO bear in mind lhatt the dcmoc ratio par
~ as now organized inc West Virginia,
is the apologiot Of tho rebels and is la
boring 10 rsinsIatO than in power. He
should remember that this is the party
tina; made the burdens Whi.h we now
bear, and that il it were in power il
you'd instead Of lassoning the burden
!egilimately, increase its weight, or else
resort to the disgracefnI method Of re-
pudialiOn. Remember these ,hiOgs and
do all in your power to Keep The dem
ocratic party out Of power.
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Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of 4 died of trust executed to me
ID by David &. Ewing and Mary L. Ewing,
his wife, bearing date on the 10Th day Of M.
yember, A. D. 1866 aud now Of record in the
Recorders Office Of Jackson county, West Viz
ginia in deed book nunberedI5, folio 3is. ~
will sell at public auction at the trout door II
The Court House Of Jackson coraty, on
Tuesday the 9th day Of November A n
1867, at 10 o'clock. q
the undivided onethird part Of that certain
tract or parcel oeland in sud deed oftrust men
toned and described as u tract or parcel Of
land containing one hundred and tifty-uinc
4cres more or less, aud lying aud being onlhe
STREIGHT FORK OF sAdDY CREEK IN
s-lrJAcE coy Mn TEST EAo
being the same tract or p arcel sflaod conveyed
by Binhard Duffy aud wife to n Rhpmstrom,
II. 9. Plesher, aud the said David Ewing, by
deed now Of record III the Recorders office Of
Jackson county, West Va"
Selling as Trustee | viii convey such title
as is vested in me by said deed oftrust.
pTERMS OF SALE CASH.
octnber 10, '67-4w
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Union Republican Meet
ing at the Court House!
Truth Trfumphs Over BrrorI
RADIcALIsM GAINING GROUND.

Although the people we're somewhat
disappointed on Saturday evening last in
not hearing tho Hon. Samuel Mckee
who was prevented from being present
from circumstances over which he had
no control. They nevertheless were
very agreeably and ptofsably entertain.
ed for three hours by speeches from
Judge Simpson and Col. Whaley, who
dragged the dark lantern. Knights Of the
Golden Circle, Conservative Democratic
party from their lurking places aud ex:
posed them and their insidicus designs
90 the glaring Ugh! ofirulh. The Judge
discussed with great clearness and force
tire propositions. viz:
rs--s. .rLsrTus DemucraIIc party
the cause Ofthe war sndare responsible
for all the blood that was shed in that
wat and lot the SO 5000. 100000 of debt
that is now hanging over the nation,
Secondly. That the present Conserv.
alive paaty ofWest Virginia and Of Ma
son county, is made up Of and CONTROL.
ed BY men whose principles aud policy
coincide in every particular with the
rsbol-democratic party, that fought long
and hard to destroy the life of tho ma
lion and sweep from the American con-
tinent the great principles onuuciaed in
The Declaration of Independence. And
thirdly and lastly that il was this same
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES party in Mason
county that through lis representatives,
the Board Of Superintendent rolled
on 10 the poor lnboring, man six days
work on The public ronds to benest the
farms of the rich man. and reduced the
rich mans rond tax from ten cents on
tho hundred dollars TO three cents on the
hundred dollars, thus virtually exempt
ing the rich man, aud putting The whole
buahenof keeping up the roads, on tho
poor men Of the county. How do you
like this, laboring men' Are you will.
ing TO give your votes to party that
thus Expresses youl Will you act with
a party that takes the food out of your
childrsn's mouths and the clothes. from
off their backs? Will you longer re
main with a party whose every effort is
to grind you down, that they may pam.
per their sons and daughters, who would
despiss and spit upon your children, be.
cause forsoolh they oannot diess gorge
Ously and ride in foe carriages?
These speeches had a foe effect and
,were cheeted at times with tremendous
applause, The. Judge closed with pow
erful add thrilling appeals 10 the friends
of the UniOnnhd- progress to do their
duty. giving assurance that he woald
thoroughly canvass the county, and gave
asirOng invitation to bis opponent, or
any ofhis friends, 10 meet him in dis
cusSiOu upon the questions az issue. We
listen for the response.
Keep the ball rolling, friends Of free
dem unliltreason and 'har banners are
sent to the shades Of darkness forever.
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The rebels ia Maryland are armiug
add drilling for nov rebellion under
johnson. At the October election re,
member that every gOlO cast against the
Union ticket will DO on addi,ionalineen.
tive TO Andrew johnson 10 carry ops his
purpose of Over-thrOwing the WillOtlho
people by iorOO Of urmg,
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Errors Of Youth.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, ard all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, viii for
the sake Of suffering humanity send free to
all who need 1t, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy bywhich he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit BY the adj
veriiser's experience, can do soby. addressing
in perfect confidence.
JOHN B, OGDEN
v6n l-yl 42Cedaf Street. New York.