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The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

"ADvIoE TO YoUHe MEN--Doa't drink,
don't smoke, don't chew. dont swear,
d"a's gamble, soat lie, ass'. ....l, dea'.
deceive, don't ta.tis, be polite, be gener
op', be kind, s,ady bard, be 10 sarnss.,
be self reliant, read good books, love your
ie'lo" man, s we'll As God, love your
country and obey the laws, love truth,
love virtue, always Go wba. your eonsci,
snes tells you 10 be duty, and leave the
consequences with God"
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

ELEoTIos IScDxxr.-"HsHo, daddy, !"
asked friend Of al old man, Who had
just put his ballot in the boz. and va.
slowly retiring from the Geld, show do
you vote q "Gor Almighty only knows,
ma'sa, said the old mao rather gIoomiIy !;
"Das man yonder glib me ssab oh ps.
per, and drop 'em ia do boz, bat don't
know Lat.iu about 'sm. II mity dry
work, die vosin." -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26
20 E r R Y.
One Hundred Years to Como.

Who'll press for gold thi, crowded street
A hundred years 10 come!
Who'll trsad yon church with willing feet
A hundred years to comet
Pale trembling age and fiery youth,
And childhood with his brow of truth,
The rich and poor. on land and Sea
Where will the mighty millions be
A hundred year, 70 come,
We oil within our graves shall sleep
Lila. A hundred years to come;
No living soul for US will weep
rr A hsrdred ys>-s 10 come; -...
But other men our land will till.
And others shen our streets will fill,
And other words will sing as gay.
And bright the sun shine az to-day,
kindred years TO come.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

DAH D'rH SEx DAri"--Ths rsdica:
negross Of NashviIIe are disappointed In
'he new (radicaIl "psslics." They arrest
them just - the old force did. An old
dsrkey was heard to resent il thusly:
"Dah ! Dire see DAFT Fore God, date
de seeon' time Use seed dat ~ man cum
long here to day ~id nigger. Thought
dem folks not gwins to rest No when dsy
got ini" ESQ. ,.rar. st,E. -
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LANCASTER G. H., S. c., DEC. 26, 1867. .

to night; I don't feel interested" Aud
taking bis light, with a yawu. be left the
room.
George felt hurt. "After all" thought
he, "he has changed. lie don't seem to
care what becomes Of us. Never mind
poor fellow, no doubt he has seen hard
times, until they have hardened even his
heart"
The next morning found John Morton
engaged in noisy romp with the whole
OF his brothers children. Indeed. so far
did he carry il, thathe received cutting
rebuke from his father, for his besrtless.
ness.
II cant help It, father be replied,
Everything reminds me 80 much Of child
hood, that | cannot realize that ! am a
man."
At twelve o'clock the auctioueer ap.
peared. in company with those who were
disposed to bid for the place. Immedi
ately upon their arrival, John took the
suctioneer aside and conversed with him
earnestly for a few momeHts. Soon after
the auctioneer mounted upon the steps,
and said
Gentlemen, I bave been requested by
the celebrated author, Morton ]. Hall. OF
Boston, to bid upon this place for him as
high as thirty five hundred dollars. Il
any Of you feel disposed to bid high or
than tina, We will proceed, otherwise, there
ia no need"
AS one seemed disposed to make any
advance upon that bid, .be place was de-
clared sold, and soon the family was
again left alone.
"Well," said the old man at dinner.
"the worst is over and I shouldn't won
der il We could hire the place from this
Mr.. Hall, who seems to be a city man. VI
"Oh, yes" ss,d John, II know YOU
can. He don't care anything about farm,
ing. know him WELL"
"Dont say any more !" cried George
Jumping up, and seizing both his brother,
hands, shat one expression be,rays you
'hs don't like farming John, you John
you are this Morton J. Hall! Ihalfsus
pec,ed it this morning; for you neve
was hard hearted when boy, and 70,
didn't act the part very WE'LL"
The old man cried for joy.
II see row, john" said he, II did no
understand you as a boy. though
books would be your ruin but, instead
they have saved me from want"
"You are right, father" said John, Z"
am worth. to day. ten thousand dollars
all earned BY my pen; while. had I star
ed BY the farm, I should have been a,
poor-yes. poorer than found you; fou
you and George are good farmers, wtile
I could never fix my mind upon It in
fact, It is evident that was not born to
be q farmer"
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Falsshood flies swih - The wink, and
truth crssys behind her - sosiis pses.
But fslsehood makes 20 many twisting
and turnisgs, that truth, Keeping stsadilY
on, looking neither to the righ. nor 10 the
left, ovevtakss her bssoss long.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

Corn 10 sslling a. Charlotte and other
points on the N. g. Railroad a, 80 cent.
per bushsl. and Pork in Edgscombs q. 9
cents per pousd. st,
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

THE CHAslorrr Nzws--Ths Charlotte
Nssss, which ceased 'publcatioa . shor.
time since, has been purchased BY Msssrs
3. d. .uo,son and q. Met1s, practical
printers Of ch.rlss,on, and il. publication
ss daily and weekly Journal win be 70.
surneI in q few wssks. GA. r-. -
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

The wife Of "a Brooklyn Shoemaker has
recently presented her husband with ibir.
~ t"e pounds Of baby in four packages.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

Sonny, dear, you have = very dirty
face" "can't help u, marm, dada black
republisen." Y aif
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

The "Mountainser" says that Eve droves
Of hogs have reached Grssnvills from
Tennessee. aad NOSE ere on the vay.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-12-26

"Hsve q ears." said Qasksr 10 an
abusive yoang man; '',hou u,aysst run
Thy face sssiuss my ss," ="
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
Things in Now York.

WHAT IS THOUGHT OF Ia1PEACHIESI-TAE TENAANs-
SPECIE PAWN -Nrs--rHE DRY GOODS TRADE sc.
NEW YORK, November 26.-rhe public mind
has ceased 10 woIry over the .mpeacnueht Dusl-
lie,s.-tue preyaIlug CON- lcllon being tnat notn-
ny practically Will conie OF It. Inc l1meS Com
u.ercial and Evenlug Postal kepubhcan papers
give the cummitLeG's report Tue cod shoulder,
ana substanuaIy agree III declaring that, as the
lawyers say, they have no case. here Is q more
settled fee.lng ou9LesS circles III consequence,
which Is mol 50 li44lAed however, but Tor the
speech Mr.. Butter is making tins afternoon, III
tavor oi paying interest on the o-2Os III paper
Posters are out calling for pubic meeting this
evening" at the Cooper Institute, 70 protest against
the arrest by foreign Governments or American
c,uzeus who may cnance 10 DO solournng within
their domlnlons. The demonStratlUnls Is understood
10 be- teulan affair, and Us q SORT " preface TO
tho pubic procession IL honor Oh the memory OF
The Manchester martyrs appointed Ior FRIDAY next
Tho chamber OF Commerce neId special mest-
ing this atteiuoon, TO urge upon the Government
such policy as Will faclntate an early return 10
specie payments. long report, emUodylng the
views WHICH are usuaiiy advanced Oh tnat Sue U
.he question, Was su0mItlea.
The report was ordered to be pr nted, and copy
directed ~ be Sent 10 eacn member OF congress.
"a the deDate which subsequently lowed, MessrS,
Opdyke, Low, ChltteAdeu, Conklng and Maury
tvok part. Ine pruc!ples embodied Ii the report
,sere generally endorsed, though there was some
difference OF oplnIon Is TO the proper time lor
Specie resumption, some urging iater, otneIs al
earlier period. 1..,. uo
active wituin the few u-ys past. Ihe volume o.
business TO be sure, is not Large, but 1t compares
we'll VIII that which Was TRANSACTED Ill the carry
Dart OF the month. Woolens aIe l. actve demand.
but prices are no higher. There Is far demand
for cotton goods Tor export, especially drills and
brown sheetlngs. The strlnseucy IN the money
market is q greet drawback, but still things are'
on tho whole, exhibiting symptoms OF improve
mout.
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Affairs in tho State.

Mr.. Wiley Glover, one Of the Oldest and n mos1 M
esteemed citizens OF EdSehe!o Dlserlcl' ue1 -i''i-
day night OF paralysis.
Not single white man voted IN Edgeho!d at
the late election. The Advertiser says ihe canai-
dates elected 70 the Convention viii only represent
the interests of the lowest wretcheIest ana
liercest type Of Radicalism. Their names are
Rivers, Elliot, Bonnam, (thres loW-country ne
groes) Harris ian Edeefeld negro. Wooly heolcis
1.-TWO white men living at Granitevilio) ana Arna!t
Ia white man living IN Hamburg). IL as cou ;oi-
ing to remember that the Convention IN all Prooa-
biity will never meet.
"A bloody tragedy which occurred at Chester
C. q. on Suudy is thus reported in the Standard :;
The neishborhood was startled about III O'CLOCK
on Sunday night last, by the discharge OF g1n,
allowed py stifed groans OF mortal agony. "
reaching the spot, Private Geo. W. Dornan, OF TINS
Garrison was found weltering IN his gore-the
ban having penetrated his lef: arm and entering
his left siue passed through his body little below
mis- heart, and then mortally wouading freedman
who was passing, on his way home from cnurcn.
The news was soon reported End excited cItlzeus
were seen rushing TO the spot to witness the nor
rIbe spectac OF ghastlY corpse. Private DOR
nan was dead. Drs. Jessop and Jordan arrived al
the SPIT and gave their kind attention TO tne
suffering treedmNn who it is feared is mortaily
wounded. The unfortunate soldier was somewhat
under the influence OF strong drink aad tnat MS
arrest was ordsrsd by Lieut. r. U. Ross, Comman-
dant of Post. Sergt. Stoinkuhler IN LIS attempt
70 carry out said orders was fired upon oy Dor
nan when the Sergeant returned thetre
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, November 27.-CoFFEE-Tho only sa'e
reported $50 gs prime and choice hlo resae e2
Adelaide at l7Gc, eold.
[ IoTroN-Wa< a.un hc2vy and lower to-day urder un-
favorable Livepo advices Pc cable SAFES 1901 up zao
bales Upands 10 US to quality; iattr for Mid
ding closing dull ,,.,
FLoUR-Was again heavy to-day; very little inquiry
and no sales woltny OF notice, lot OF 81 eos cnoce
rive sod Ut ss 40 do sS M common du!! at 81 81
i6 We repeat pre- .ious range OF quotations.
though mostly nominal ,..,
GRA1N-Wheat rece pts to-daT ll7O bushes wn'te ana
o3l bushels red; heavy :or low grades OF
wnlch the bulk the samples We're comprised included
in the safes were 6U white at 81 co. SOO bushels
cnoco Maryland red - 55 S6 bushels PINE do 81 5O
500O bushes inferior Iair pl rs Us. Con-23O0O
busnes whito and 9lU0 yellow received market
D.k Tor white, but yellow was neglected; prices Seue-
rally favored buyers. We repo- saes OF l2U0 bushels
old waite at 81 20 33 >0O bushels new dry white,
81 SJ 400 bushels do. 81 %; 1870 bushels damp do
93 cents 4 sl 20, 10 conaiuon; l.UJ bushels danp
yellow 81 O3 G5u bushels, 81 ID i6; 500 bushels new
Western mixed, 81 rs Oats-J6UU bushe.S offered;
market higher Prime; l0O bushels good 10 prime AT
u u OF 30O DuSLels BLACK at the atteil l332
bu shels lnfo. ior ~ u 65 ceatS per oIsae
MoLAssEs-Notning doing; prices nominal iu the ao-
OF saieS.
PRoy1sIoNs-Ihe market is dull and prices further fa
yor buyers For Bacon, quote Shoulders II l2Xc;
RID Siles I4h l5c; clear l51 l3hc; city Hams,
new Tx 49,: Mess I, rk noDlnal 1t ~ bO Lard IL
erces jobbng at 13:; Kegs lac; Baltimore refined l6c
Blk .les,s-Nothlng uoing worthy OF mention; stocK
cf Ill descriptions ngnt
krcE-Wr uear OF no sales, and quote market quiet at
Ia &c for Caroiua.
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A New SyNAoooUE.-A new Hebrew Synayo yoguc
has lust been erected in Now Ycr;: at cost Of
s5oooOO The Post, Of that city, says it is larger
than Trinity Church. and adds 8
This edifice is erected by scot known as tho
Reformed Jews, who have departed from the an
ciena faith in many ways, but more especially in
the mar er Of worship. In ether synasoues the
main floor is open and unencumbered ly seats, a
In tbs synagogue all is changed except the ark,
which res IL its usual place in the transopt The
Reformed Jews have choir like that OF the EPis-
copGl Church, and tue centro OF tao building is
filled with pews aud aises. Under The old dispen-
satlon. men and women do net sit together, and
the men wear their hats during the service; and
their Is no organ Tor choir ot singers. II tho Re-
formed synagogue the sexes occupy solts to-
gether, as in Protestant churches, art the service
Is read from desk or pulpit while the music is
fcrnlshed by an organ and the singers stationed in
tLe gallery.
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ConsIsnees per south Carolina kaIIrOaa,
November 2S and 30.

1855 bales Cote 6s bales Mdze, sS5 sacks Corn 1872
sacks Bran l35 bbs Naval stores, Cattle &c. To
W c Dukes L Co, G W Williams l. Co, Chafee, &
D Kirkpatrick, Mowry q Co. Tatt j Howland, N Cold
Randall Railroad agent. Stsnhousc Co. West jones.
lara, Fleming i Co, Tcidemann & Co, J W
prague l. Bro, 1hurston i Holmes. W smith L. Co,
Adams, Frost i co, W Williams, Willie 4 Chiso.n 4
d Rodgers l. Co, Sawyer, hunt Bros, G Walter L.
Co, c Averl & Son. King q Giobon, ) b Sloan j Z
Chase Walterthum Blum, Johnston. Crews & Co.
Busch, X Pringle L Jeffers d Co. Wardlaw &;
Carcw, Pinckpey Brothers Courtney Co. DR. Pur-
cell, Graeser. Leo. smith i Co. Pin kney Howa &;
Bro Fr-srr & Dill. W w Smith, o kceder, Claus.
ham on L DeSaussure, 2 Davis, Kanapaux / Ian.
neau, Quackenbush Gaiard l. Minott, W Dow.
ling G W Clark Co. Street Brothers & CO. Dcweea
Cnisolm Brothers, Courtenay Trenholm, Roper L
Ssoney, BaGgett Co. J Ensow l. Co. T " Mikell
Walker, A salinas, L J W!ss Co, u Yitte Rev
Birmingham, Walsh jennings & Co. W Roach, "
Wilson, a McLesh.
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-yozimilians remains could only be recognized
bv certain physical ma Ks. peculiar to the Haps-
bnrgs. They &C contalned IN handsome coffin,
curely fixed BY means OF blocks anG braces cov-
crcd with black six velvet. Tne interior Of the
cofIin is Of white cedar, highly polished and var
nished. Th. cxtA ior Is veneered with dark red
wood, called grauldita, closely resembling rose
wood, thou, h not quite SO dark yet darker than
mahogany. The design, though rain, is very
tasteful and handsome. This coffin IS to be placed
in le. den box and Theoretically sealed, and this
again in wooden cas-.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30

LEE naco;ved friendly call uy Mr.. c. Galsden
n Ia'1hs Vino IS connected with the News. And W.
s5s Is engaged dong ns We Th
upper gSSasa Sasasons hs asf aa1s5 &
the bssdno SaGy Indeed this papor is gGGat9f y I'M
Psssat snss s'ndT' nd% 5s
EdtSr 1t 81, spd934s pdsSnod Gf iho to inf inuso into
and tact mG Of our PIPER Onward is
8S S5q Ss the bscSHs Sass a5rSy
1ss asaey RI na iaPP5 Ppss Eh'9 The NEWS z
RECEIVING az lno ~ tbe most readable papers COM
y ceTIsiI;s ~ his o;ice.-Caro!ina Spartan
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GREATNESS OF CHINESE WAREs.-A vessel recent
" arrived at San Francisco with largo amount
Of Goods from China, purchased at pr.ces so re-
maTkabv cheap THAI the customhousc officers at
that port would rot believe in the yeracity OF the
invoices, and seiz d the gotds as iaiSely vauea oy
the invoices are correct it takes 80 little to sns-
tain life in China and wages ale so low. In the
importation were handsome sets OF porcelain
bought 70 four dollars the set. Beautiful fans,
painted BY hand in brilliant colors, With figures OF
cent each. Spades for garden use bought at
the cost of few cents each. Straw hats OF a good
onaIitv invoiced at cent each. Nice baskets, in
Sets OF four costing in the Cele esial Kingdom but
four cents set, and other articles equally low.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
sA rUaDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER So 1867.
My Love!

All day yHst5rd J. as spun.
The knojs came into my thread;
And the SQUAD Of nv wheel went "hCrn-a-drum."
.Rum-druua," in my head.
Last night when MIXED my COWS ana sung
o. the maiden alforlorn,
While the mooa cauo up, q little star
Lending lay the horn.
heard q lcapng over the stile.
and ! whistle nlilhe and gay;
The mo dovas know vim. my I'D. my love.
Aud aew up out Of hi5 way.
knew It was . tenderness for mo
That made him save the moth
That had drop, into the milking pan.
AID WAS drownins IN the froh
And when saw the ripple Of red
Over his check that stole.
Ikuew the golden jewel OF Iovo
Was smiling N lis soul.
Not once have s.opt. as spun to-day.
10 pull knot apart;
AID the sounI OF M wheel goes ''Aarry-rnei"
"Mar-y-mc!" IN my heart
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,HE CELEBRATED .CRAIG MICRos

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equal to other Microscopes costing $50; made an en-
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tore it can be readlly used by every one-eyen BY
the family circle as well scientific use shows tho
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drop of water. eels In vinegar globules in mk blood
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ys foot also the celebrated .trichina spiras or pork
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took the first premium at the Ohio State Fair Lbs-
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Packed in box and prepaid to any address On
receipt Of s275. Money be sent by mail at our risk
Address GEORGE MEADE, Drawer No 80, Racine, Wis.
consu.
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RAENWELL SENTINEL

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Merchants and business men try it ior few months
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Terms for the pnper-Ss per annum, In advance.
Advertisements inserted the rate OF 81 por square o.
twelve lines or less for each insertion
Cards OF ten Lines less, at the rats Of $40 TO- thr
months.
Contracts by the year six months, allowing PRIV
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EDWARD a. BRONSON,
NovemucI ~ tn.irL~t -. tSDt'tiCr'
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AMERICAN
LRiB PENClL COMPANY,
NEW YORh.
Factory, Hudson City, n: j.
WHOLESALE SALES ROOM
NO. 81 JOHN STREET, NEW YORK.
ourrr1r1D SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
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o,,rrr,r1D SCIENTIFIC SCHOOL,
sHEr Eyo1yEERrSo DEPARTMENT.
YALE cS5a5sE SqSempsG ,Sa Ps5er 10 Poysrad. Sy
have Mways .,e onv pencils fitted for both ornamen,
Lead Psncns as drawing; but after thorougn
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perc cpcls a-s very finely graded and nave D veil
ooo lead even the soitest pencils hold ine lives me
ey are ali that can be desired in pencil hat
great be be to depend upon Germany OF
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Professor of0r 7inS' &C.
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Consigrees per Northeastern Railroad,
November 2S nnd az.

s4s bales Cotton 2ss bbls Naval Stores Lumber Mdzo
&c. To Kendall Y pockery, Mowry & Co, Graeser Lee
smith Co, W Ryan, A Wineberg, NJ Caldwell &
Son, Davis. Il Baggett & Co. Williams 4 Co, G E
Pritchett, sawyer, Cart Kopf Jervey, Stol Webb
Co. Major Parker. W u, kes 4; Co. J Middle.
tor. I D Stoney, Gatliard L Minott Mallonec, f
Simmons. Aiken Co. II Cohen, L Araold Il
j. graham 4 Son. Hunt brothers. o Rceder O Brahe
GO. Johnston Crews Co, N Ge-aghty, Mazyck Broth
ers, L Cohen Co. Kama. aux & Launeau A Salinas,
agent Baltimore Steamship Co, and Order
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PaSseO ayers.

Per steamer Pilot Boy from Savannah, via Beaufort
Hilton Head, &c-E BIilas, Miss Il Lee, Col II Mar
tin + A Mclean, Martin, spence, W Beach,
Mrs Z, rry Mrs C Evans, Mrs billiard, Col I.uding-
tom Mrs Brown C G. Kendal, W Mcpherson, Miss Ba
we'll Miss Townsend, Roman, OBry an, and q deck
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THE FLORENCE GAzETTE.

DuBL1sHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT FLORENCE
L S. c., offers an excellent medium to Merchants ana
others who wish to extend their business In the Pee
Dee secon Of the State Rates Of advertising ysry rea
eeuasle September l6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-11-30
prevention is Hetter than Cure
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PPRoyED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED By
n the french Medical Faculty, as the only safe and
ntab. anote agalnst infection from special Diseases
1his preparation is suited for other SEX and
hns proved, from ample experience, the most efficient
and reliable Preventive discovered thus e6ectng
desderatunl long sought for in the Medical World II
used according to directions every possibility OF danger
may be avoided; single application will radically neu-
traiize the venerea virus expe oil impurities from the
absorbent vessela and render contamination impossible
Be wise in time. and at very small outlay save hours Of
uutold bodily and mental torments.
This most reliable specific 80 universally adopted 10
tie Old World offered for sale for the frst Time IN
Amerlc, by F. A. DUPORT & CO.., only authorized
Agents for the United States
Price So per bottle. Large bottle, double size, s.
The usual discount 10 the trade. Sent, securely
packed receipt OF price, to any address, with dirsc
tions ard pamphlet, by addressing to
f. A. DUPORT co.
Sole Agents for DR.. Ricord's P. L.,
May % Tyr No. IL Gold Street, New York.