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The New York herald., 1867-04-07

South that has yet been offered rendered lest eve
ming in the form Of gymnastic and pAntomimc exit
bition at the Academy or Music. BY the more accom-
plshed pupils Of Burnhams gymnssia under the direc
ton Of the Professor himself. There was an immense
audience Of ladies and gentlemen present. who testified
their appreciation OF the exercises OF the ooca-
sion by frequent manifestations Of applause The
programme opened with fine exhibition OF light gym
nastcs by the ladies' class which followed by nu
merous other exercises, the most prominent OF which
the balancing act slack wire suspended ropes In
dian clubs, posturing and double trapexo These
participated in by male pupils only who evnced sur
prsing degree OF perfection their respective The
entertainment concluded with the new tabieaux panto
mimic entitled Carruzi, the Bandit Chief which was
performed throughout In very excellent maener The
proceeds OF this exhibition will be delivered to the
ladies' Southern Relief Association and will 90 far to
increase the fund already realized in the charitable labor
Of Southern relief
TIE STATE CoSvESrIoS.-The republican Assembly
district conventions held last evening, and the
following named delegates to the Syracuse Convention
TO be held the 10th inst, elected-First dis.
trict--Henry r. Peirson David Insee and 7. w. Cashow
Second-E l. Sanderson, Lieutenant Governor Stuart,
l. Woodford and H. N. Holt Thrd-Lewis Birdseye.
John Winslow and James Johnson. Fourth--R II.
Chttenden, Asa b. Richardson and Joseph H. Van
Brunt Fifth-James X Aleben. T. X. Shearman and
Assistant District Attorney Benjamin +. Tracey.
Sixth--Richard H. Huntley, Andrew b. Hodges and
Jacob Worth. Seventh-Watson Sanford, John Blooch
and Milton Holmes. Eighth--H. NJ Bliss, Jesse f.
Madden and @. w. Goddard. Nnth-Heury v. Wander
vere Julian Allen and John L. Guischard.
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TINE GARLAND MuR0ea.
Isvcstigaticn Before Coroner Wlldey-v verdics
iuuiusa fltr prfsOuOr.

u isninsl the Pri.OnCr.
Yesterday morning Coroner wdey held an inquest At
the Eleventh precinct station house the body
phen s Garland, the young man whose death The
result Of stab wound Inflicted upon him by Anthony
Mahn, as previously reported in the HERALD.
Hugh J. Garland. brother OF deceased present al
the aiiay aud saw the fatal wound inflicted. The wit
ness deceased several Others standing in Hester
street, the OF Elizabeth ut which time Mann
stood talking female only lev feet distant De-
ceased remarked that standing there was "worse than
cat nghting,m and Mahn believing the remark was
intended for him, advanced and received assu-
RANGES that such was not the case The explanation
proved unsatisfactory to the prisoner who said II
lick any OF b. OF the party" Directly alter
wards Jahn put his hand under the breast Of
bis Immediately after which he nj deceased,
saving sIou one Of thcun and struck him twice in
the face Deceased demonstrated but without returning
the blow backed out into the middle OF the street fol-
lowed by Nan who struck a, Carands left side AZ II he
sabbng Deceased AID prisoner were together, no
beng near Them al the time There was no lighting
either before or after the ssbbing Garland was then
taken home and died stated Several other witnesses
examined but thor testimony was mostly corrob-
oratvc Of thar given by The brther Of the deceased
Wooster Beach, Jr " d., maic o postmo
animation the body OF decreased, and found pune
tured wound on the left side OF the abdomen IN It's
lower part On OPENING into that cavity the wound
traced through walls and found TO penetrate into the
small ntesiincs rhe instrument used IN its naction,
IN the Doctors opinion must have been sharp and Of
thin, shape Death was the result OF peritonitis
from tho escape Of the contents OF the intesnes caused
by the wound Tho case was then submitted 70 the
jury, who rendered tho following
VERDICT
That Stephen s. Garland to his death from perl
tontis, tho result of q stab wound at the hands OF
Anthony Mahn at the OF Elizabeth and Hester
streets, on the 30tn day Of March, 1867.
Mahn Is only twenty years o. age native OF this CITY,
lives at No 65 Division street. and s show case manu.
facturer. He pleaded not guilty. Coroner Wdey com.
mitted him 70 the Tombs 70 await his trial
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one Of tha esAok snss IN me county. On this occa
asn however, he yesshfsl expert sarried on the
hopera Tbrusrhout the oontest-vhicn was only
dsca1sd IN Savof or Harrison by brd-the utmost
sxcnsnt prsvailsd anong the ssstaaora whe entered
inlo ths sptt Of the aAr witn sa unusual amo1n. OF
"a rcsulsed IN tie," when agreed that each
man shsuId shoot until be misssd bis bird The follow
i60OOl-S; Murray, ,110101000 00- In
Of the windy nature Of the weather great
el Oh dicalsy was experienced IN getting the birds to
nuch better A soon e the match was concluded q
number q sweepetakes were made up and as is GUS
aounnyy. were the cause OF much Amusement The
entire sAr passed or very pleasantly and character
ized by the utmost good feeling as we'll as order.
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The boatmen Of the Metropolitan Police district met
asst nigh. at tho Shakespeare HOTEL There . very
good attendance Of members The President Mr.
Michael Qulgiey. occupied the chair.
Tho case Of Martin Bcws which was reported Il the
last meeting ~ before City Judge Russs has not yes
been decided The chairman OF the Committee on
Counsel Mr. Lee said that the matter vas before
the Court or Appeals upon question ~ ssd - 70 the
Jurisdiction Of the lower court
Pending the decision in the above matter . new
case was brought before Recorder Hacks 10 the Cour
Of General Sessions last week. Il seems that the dsfen.
dant Mr. Alexander Young, who was indicted In the
above early in the present year for violson Of
the oct q April 10 lscc known ss u: Boz. act dsnurs
which 10 10 framed 10 uncoustitutionaL II appears
that Mr. Young charged with rowing alongside ship
So Sss as s q SoDs sn
70 speak 70 some person on board, "wIthout having
procured liosn.sso 2 40 This Indictment Z based
svsrysSins ever sSas Acsss upon @ tie ws,sn % Nv ~ -
Of s Z ~hS .c p aOd
they think that riders horses and in private or public
CARRIAGES could With equal proprey Be- taxed for thas
Counsel dirscssd 70 the obnoxious sash section which
q sSs ys.s -. 90 sonssd: Of hold any eennuni-
The ssvss points raised BY The counsel FOR Mr. Young
having bssn Rad end ne rPc q ss .sa n~ on ss
report Sss ia = r only one SsSss o. has BODY wss prss
rsd :nss nsss sss.ss wss y rc% ssSs ,Ss q
psrss1 who would contribute would be recorded % -
sUrr"xsd' ana rescusios adopted that hsssaner
Inc name of each contributor 70 me general idAs snead
Ss name Or those who have already subscribed we're
read additional contributions recsivsds aed me meet.
ins sdiournsdpf
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BELFAsr, Ne, April a. 1867
inees muclexcienent in Eastern Maine about the
s benssa ana hDsehd Lake Railroad. Belfast has
pedeeo Tor the eroadt3s5, 900, and Dixmons s0e GOO
Inc proposed efsrpS viii connect Belfast city IN
known localitiesin Mne. w "e'
Belfast has q inbssdaess Of shout only sso.oeo
me 49, LessiaseIe4 view Of developing the great
mnera snc agncuio resources Of the interior o our
stsie wnicn snis efprise will open. exempted shs
capital o. tns rem taxaticn for ten yesrs
ana " or 'ns ie q prsscrrcd ssck, bearing m
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SUICIDE o. "A NJ lADr At FOX LAKE, ws.

gox LAKn, wa, April 9, 1857
young ana hisf esteemed lady Of this place
morning BY thrcwiI herself into ! c,sssrn. Ths
cause u hQ c0mmlst Ne Tosh acs h neS knewn
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and r. NJ OF that day informed that there was
street, ran up there and officer iu uniform run
ming towards East Broadway, In Grand street; saw
me .d II s S his
drawn, which he held in his hand
swor. to before mo this 2sd day Of March, 1904
D. RumEr, City Judge.
sa Cory u .Ss
Ssss .Sss' sns rs Ss1s on 'SSs Mssdy
Broadway and Grand street; was informed while on
that corner at that time that there disturbance a.
up % he ps Of and .hers saw ss
avoid the attack by the crowd saw the prisoner
am Informed Is John Wan on horseback with
drawn sword IN his hand and whirIing around In
n The street and NUMBER q psr!ons Osasns s him;
Wall was approaching the ocer who being assaulted
and We: evidently sssisng the crowd In their rio,ous
'sss :ssl sesa
on my hight, and received the blow from some person
sworn ssisrs me aAis asd day q March. z b Rus
TESTIMONY ov esoRcE r. nIIxH
City and Go Gss'1ty n ;s N.v PORK. sceorgs Miller:
passq says;on the lssh or March, 1857 between half
standing With ~ and zen minutes past one p NJ was
erneur street; ocs in East Broadway, near Cow
By police sergeant 70 Sx ns nj that time called on
fGOssd sucr % e
w hs prisoner Srsssns whom sc.av.y "a .1;ss mere,
ZANE nave since learned 70 be wan who VA y,6,rs
% norseoack With drawn sword IN hls hsod - as
which saw him strike psrsone IN shs crc,.S ..a IA
criminatey, promscuousy In the cyovd whcr. sSs.~
mig6s oe ne supposed were some Of the society men
sson 70 s Sss0rs me This asd day Of March, % issi
rnrIsosr oy JAnH r. vArrorrox.
residing q No willsit street. In this citv bs,rs All,
srosn, says-Ina, between twelve n and Two p n. On
nSnusy, nsron 10, iso5 1 saw the prisoner present
HauA and who Wa On hofssbaeks slrkins with 4 dn~n
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Jersey Citv.

NEW ORLEANS, April q, 1867.
nle and Smarter race was run to-day between the
horses MoIe Atn, Jo Johnston, st. Patrick and Pink.
The former wolhe race. Time, 2:1eK.
A race mile ,ass was next run between The horses
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NEW YORK LEGISLATURES.

senate.
BILLS REPORTED FAvoRABLr.
Prohibiting the opening of kilograms by persons other
than those to whom the same addressed
Incorporating the National Telegraph Association.
To organize the Ulster County Agricultural Society
into stock company.
The Assembly amendments to the bill relative to taxes
and assessments in New York concurred in.
sion of Mr. Lent. The amendments provide that mme-
datey after the passage of the bill the Governor shall
appoint three Tax Commissioner hold oce for i've
years, at a salary Of $1,000.
BILLS PASSED. $685.
Authorizing the Hartford Accident Insurance Company
To facilitate the payment Of taxes by railroad CON-
panies.
Reative to securing the rgh. Of way for railroads.
have been subscribed and ten per cent paid In.
Authorizing the Long Island Railroad Company TO in
Amending the charter Of the village Of Pulaski
Changing the name Of the Benevolent Dramatic and
@ n,sdcs q Nsw iofk or the ,ou.s, or
Amending the act for the better protection in the port
Mr. GoDARn reported favorably the Rochester Armory
bill. 7 AHi eHt atJ Fl ..
The bill authorizing the Governor 70 appoint three
against the general the incurred
Of troops was read and passed VI y
Mr. +. MURPHY introduced a bill amending the charter
of the Adriatc Insurance Company. 3 Ns
Mr. E. CORNELL introduced bill incorporating me
National Savines Bank Of Buffalo.
Bills ORDERED THIRD READING. W t
Reappropriang $50 900 for the armory IN Rochesser
Incorporating the National safe Deposit Company.
Authorizing the construction Of . railroad On the
Albany and Schenectady turnpike. 't
incorporating the Staten Island Atheneeum. ~
The Monisania School bill
Authorizing the Institution for the Savings Of Mer-
chants Clerks to change its place OF business
Requiring Of insurance and trust companies
20 make annual and other statements
Authorizing life insurance companies 70 make special
Adjourned until Monday evening
s + t.-s. Assembly. se,
ALBANY, April Q, 1851.
Tns Senate amendments TO large number Of bills
were concurred In @es#
THE SUPPLY RuL
Aer the transaction OF other business the House went
Into Committee Of the Whole ths Annual Supply bill
Progress reported on the bili and wa made the
special order for Monday morning
On motion OF Mr. VANDESBURo the time Of adjournment
was extended indefinitely for The sake Of taxing up gen.
orai ordora A 4t
ruE CRossrowx RAILROAD.
Mr. vAxDEHBURG moved 10 60 into committee OF the
Whole on the Crosstown Railroad bill
Motion carried bv o vote OF 81 20 20.
me bill was then considered In COMMITTEES OF the
whole aud ordered 70 q third reading
The bill to increase the salaries Of State prison was
also ordered 10 third reading.
Adjourned IN Monday morning ut ten O'Clock.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-01-28

D.
NE referred the other day 10 the numer-
ous and ingenious devices by which eun-
ming roaues savaiifthemselves OF the emails
for the perpeIratiOnof ewindles of one sort
oTofhtlg bOthnRreatf and lsmall, upon the
Community. In the interests Of their own
active oupldity, theseswindlers artfully at
tack the dormant cRpidity of Others, app
preaching tlVem withiinsidious
iof.ventures In lotteries nd f.gitt'' enterr
prisaa, and eO@called art enterprises Of varr
ions preteueiOns, addressing 70 heirintendzl
edyfrtlms handsomely executed circulars
and lotteries, IN lithOgrRph for In pring,
whilaatthe same time the newspapers Of
thedsy are freely resorted to and money
laFishlg, expended In advertising TO the
world generally the brilliant-opportunity
foriudlRidual gain,- while promoting, per-
bapE, what Is claimed To- be an object Of
great worth So far as the "gtitenterprisel'
lchemes are Concerned, thee OF fOhlcag0
sceuls tolbee eexertingitsel tosecure notable
reDufntiOn.ilaIt is the focus Of "smartp
peepls.and e%ilently progressive; hence
But q New York0paper coafesses thar
that city isthe grand rendezvous of the
tersWindles OF the country, no less than
thirty so-called firms having at one time
hadri b0zesIIingf the postottice there,
under anames which, uare usually not
theirsi own, q asc0hEehience lfor pdeny-
ing identity II alled1upon to give Rc+
count for what they have done. The num-
bor OF ,snch people inNew York Is esti-
mated AZ ZOO and these, added TO the goOdlyl
Numbers scattered in other larger cities
oyertthe country, are said 60 aggregate an
immense amount of rascalitY.g SnmBy Of
these firms have averaged, tits stated, one
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NO CHANG Q or DtE1 is NECEsSAKY

less on tho system Rh box cOptains so pills, with
full directions and treAtise on the consequences
and cure Price One Dollar.l Beware Of counter
feits T. If you cannot procure them of your Drug
gist, send the money to Dr.. JAMES Bay AN Consult
ing Physician. slg Broadway New York, and they
will be sent by return mail, free from observa-
tion. For sale by Druggists generally. i5 po..
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make YoUR OWN LIGHT.
The Canneline Oil Company,
.haggisaoF NEW YORK, m g Esla

Arc now prepared to sell licentes for the manufae.
~ si1's tuTe Of their celebrated
-9G4gN NEL.1oE E,p OiIgLa4oa
which can be made anywhere, BY anybody, at q
b0at Of bat TWENTY-FIVE CENTS GALLON, in
many places for much less. II burns without sndll
pr smoke, ID axes more brilliant light than kero-
Behe. will bdra ID any lamp is not explosive, will
q chimney. The bestilluminating oil in the world.
Five hundred Thousand people are using it. A for
tune for anybody it viii cost you nothing 20 try it,
,Addrsss, CANNELINE OH COMPANYl9nf
as..i !. =. 200 and gos broadway, New York. /,
fit4ii3iinsn bun sgiDgi ~ ngiss3yg
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FOURTH TKAIN,..v i,
ff(llo U1fhNr ~. d. M WYN y

LsSves az 1890 p MI for CibcfDhali, sDaSatyh.
kPhm md and Indianapeli!g mai ing close uenbSc,L
/ ton At Richmond with Chicago Great Eastern
Railroad. stopping tI'AltOh. ct Jeifots0n ~
! l.pndon, South Charleston. Selpa,, Cadaryille,o
/ Xenia, Spring Valley Corwin, Morrow, Boveland.
Meeting with Ohio Mississippi ,k,R. 40 ,,,,orsy.
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YOIING .MEN.

The experience Of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that tho utmost reliance may be
placed intheeffcaoyOf sEh aoii''ug J6iI2 p
( .ry1 REUn5SiSpFOVFUCH PILLS. .lf s.
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ENDORSEMENT Of the PRESS

The many thousands cured at this establishment
within the lasttwenty toars, and the numerous i'm
ston. witnessed by the reporters Of The San, and
mauy other papets notices Of which have appeared
again and again before the public besides
asuficiont guarantee to tho aflcted.sfg. 20 dli.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURRDad D,
! iunalg-dly .tt..t ..... tr... az assf4 t4I ,
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which, neglected, ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for Business. Social Society or Marriage,
and often termi ates in an uutinely grave. Make
no delay in seeking the reme1y, He'll Specific
Pills can be used without detection or interference
with business pursuits,
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'YOUTfiFUL INDiSCWETTON,

for the speedy and permanent cure 0f Seminal
Weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous De.
blity, Impotence, or want Of power, the result OF
EaXnAl exec 8 or '. 49, = =
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DYAN INGENIOUS CONTRIVANCy Cys,
ID originating With che inventor of this Furnace,
all the cold air is adeto pass through on its
way to the cold air chamber. thus cleansing IL Of
every particle Of aust, that II enters the room AS
pure as thNtgh il was on the tn01btain's top Ply
sicians praise it, andjrecOIhnendit on account Of
H. health -impprting tendencg.g, u sspii uL,.l
The amount OF Fuel required by this Furnace to
warm dwelling Of from iIihe To- thirteen rooms, is
no greater than is reqailed BY one crate; and IL
gives an even, summer liketemperatore, night and
day, in all parts of the house; y r.lLL. czrl
After several seasons use, this Furnace has fully
establishedits claim as the most desirable Warm
ing and Ventilaabg Apparatus lin use. Burnihg
snthIacits or bituuinous coal, coke oTw0d equally
we'll upon the true principle o ,economy-sl)w
combustion Of allarse mass OF fuel-it secures an
everine,s and freshness of Temperatures, steady
aoW1of pure. cleans unbumt an, might and day,
while the furDacs sitsef will not burn out orrequge
repairs for many years. The correctness Of the
above certified to ~ the written stiinoni3ls of
macy leading citizens of this and bther Cities which
will be furnished with illustrated descriptive
pamphlet, price list, DC, upon application by mail,
Or at Nos l4o and Isl West Eitih street GinSHnati
Ohio. |iPETER MARTIN,
dec2Idam trlInyentOr aud Manufacturer.
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The experience Of thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing distinctions and lr
regularitles, No NATTER FROM WHAT CAUSE TREY
ARISE. I've are safe and sure 10 every CASE v p
wardsof so 900 boxes are sold annual aud no COM
cOfnplish what they nte represented 70 d0y 40 1i
Sold in boxes CoatPiafpg SIXTY A1iHS. Price One
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G lalssrlaIlg

-. ..n1s .TERMhs Ari .xoraod
W woof fInyanrAptr IN ADvAn0H9ge1 ~,
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og tho Carrier, ppr Wopk,,..s...-..-''.. 200
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..s,.. ~ IA ak monthg, for., ,.ss....y, 09
wiIp.y n nsssgs ssSs sSS tissaSpiS;j~;iI1 10 %
af1 10 oNhc1ror WiIl send locupieS withs.l.. 70 %
fl0 10 whoever Uill sond 2Qoopiea WITH. to %
~ 1Fgr VIII lgnd % copies vith,,,. 100 "
0I, wiLL SEND As FoLLows
meupy tbrse months, .,,v,y,ss22setS;
HIE m0ulnl. I0r... .g..... s.......... " w
|4 ~ one Tn6fsfof .ss.. 90
fgooploa, ...tisss4..osf.-,.a9 20 s4oo
s...............s..s..sss- w
n enaftrIf ese1 .gflnfzL.. .s.ss.sss.f W
80, fefeiIio a a.:..ss. .f,af; .-vi'iiao'R ~
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PARTICULARS NOTICE.

Dr.oJ. addresses all those who have injured them
slves;by improper indulgence and col tAry habits
hiohruin both body and mind, uDfittina them for
ther business, study, society, or marriage. ltLf I'D
These are some Of tho sad and nelanchlly effects
r6dueed by'esfly habitsbf Youth, viz: Weakness
Sight. Loss Of Muscular Power, Papilation ofthe
Ieart, Dyspepsia, Neryous lrritabllity,. Derapge
.nept Of the Digestive Functions, Genetal Debility
nfi a.. 400 TLlHNiF sNIt
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Nf3N1CE n1s1IBnRlsK GIVEN THAT
IN tN 1na eI8IEbo1 has THIS day Deon q pointed
and Qnnllfod " the PlohAte Court of Frnnklih
egantg. Ohis, a. Adminislrnfor0f the estate Of A.
oounfg N1i8s teAHMM M Il. EAkHART, Hye
peo. 21 lag9rsisq tud ,iah iliis AdministEator.id
|[+H3Aa0fioods ruotd yrssd hnf aija4lif idsal
,sstioiIaF Todio n0 % o, hs5Bb8l ID
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YOgJNG NtRN

Whohavo injured themselves bya certain practice
indulged in wheH alouel habit frequently learned
from evil Goppanons, or at school, the effects OF
which are nightly felt, Syen when asleep, and if not
both mind and bodKJshould applyimnieaia' ely. l9
What q pjtydhatla Jonngi man, theIhope Of bis
copptrY, thepride9f bis parents should bo snitched
from All snJ9yneits ~ oy the con;
indulging ihiR certain secret habit Sudh person.
LIZ nnAnr nlal
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uIBF. .TNEgNkTOy.

renfbsr bftbe Roya College 6f Surgeons, London,
rbduated edf Dne of the most eminent COlleaesih the
uted States and thagroates part of whose lite has
sen spent 10 tho hospitals Of London, Paris, Phiai
eiphia and elsewhere, has effected some OF the most
,t6nishing cures that were ever kn0wni many
subledowith ringing in the bead and ears When
,leep, great nervousness, being alarmed at suddeo
unds, ashfulhes', with frequent blush attend
Isorietihes with derangementof Of mind, were curel
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sd Closing and Arrival Of Mails
b3A 't'Is ~ AT THE t
coLUM aus POST OFFICE.

-nc9 sd0m.nEnU -r----- i, f'
noqU gnillEo noiiulo ARRIVES. CLOSES.
Eastern Through Mails, AN. Pm. AN. P.M.
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so0. ,nogaa sau b7i1oqs1 asW 79vs 1sS0.
I Winter = Arrangement.

...t. ... hlkoT TRAM s,,oos a.,
NIGHT EXPRESS-Le Columbus at is,Is
A > MiaWill stop st Delaware. Ashley, Cardinsf6ng
Giesd, Gallon, CIestliue, Shelby, New London,
wellington. GrnftOn and Berea. arriving at CleVe-
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lalNyTA'RRiliEAl,GliE.

Married Persons or y oupg Men contempt 0d
carriage, being, aware Of Physical WeaBneae aN
tnicDebilitv, Deformitios, speedily cured t4t (
,ay religiohslyconf lin his honor as gentleman
idconhdentlg relEppon his skill asa physician.
it.h, ORGANIC WEAK NESs 10 gu