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FINANCIAL.
DENNSYLvANIA STATE LOAN.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF s230Oooo0

An act % create loan for the redemption OF the overdue
Whereas the bonds Of the Commonwealth and certain
tinca.es OF Indebtedness amounting to Soo have been
And whereas Is desirable that the same should be paid
and Withdraw m from The market therefor on.s :, r..
prsssDTes ss or IN Gem
81 he as
s sts hss ana
and with such notice lnot less than forty days. as they
shres millions dollars csrtiasates Of loan
Sss
shall not be subject to any taxation whatever for State
ow millions "o Of dollars payable az any
time after Ave years and within ten years. eight millions q
years and ten millions Of dollars any time after az
By the Governor and State Treasurer y
S and to 81 me s
a. the Farmers and Mechanes National
Ss 80 as s s bonds ana OF
SIC 4 The bids for the loan shall be opened in the
psr and e the bidder frosded
certificate hereby authorized to be issued shall be negotiated
SIC g. and certificates Of indebted
said loan under such regulations the Geverner Auditor
der he s ss
his a the @ 70 sasa 00nas
SEC That all trustees executors, administrators guar
Ing in dacary Capacity bonds or certcstes Of indebted
OF the State moneys. a hereby authorized to bid
der the bonds certificates of loan held by them at the no
Of making such bid and TO receive the bonds authorized 10
SEC ANY person or persons standing the fduciary
capacity stated In tho fourth section OF this act who may
desire to their hands for the benefit Of the
without order of court invest the same In the
bonds authorized 10 be issued this act rate OF
MUM not exceeding twenty per centum.
SKc. That the OF this act all the
bonds of this shall be paid of in the order
OF their maturity.
shall be exempt from State municipal local taxation
after the interest duo February FIRST thousand eight
hundred and sixty shall have been paid.
That all existing laws portions thereof ncon-
sistent herewith, are hereby repealed. -.
JOHN r. GLASS.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
Speaker OF the Senate.
Approved the second day of February eight
hundred and sixty JOHN W. GEARf.
In accordance with the provisions Of
State treasurer the City OF Harrisburg Pennsylvania
until u O'Clock ~ Of the ist day of April D 1867 sohe
Loan Treasury Department Harrisburg Pa United States
OF
Bids viii be received for SIS 0oUOO rernbursable
ten and payable In fifteen and &lU0O0c0 REIN.
bursablc In fifteen years and payable m twenty years
most advantageous to the State win be accepted No bid
issued in of $50 and such higher desired by
the loaners to be free from State, local and municipal
taTes. ~
The due bonds of the Commonwealth OF Pennsylva
MIA will be received In payment OF this loan but bid
6crs must state whether they intend TO pay In cash or IN the
No distinction will te made between bidders paying in
: ''-A' JOHN W. GEARY,
JOHN +. HARTRANFT,
Auditor General
w. II. KEMBLE,
N.B.No nevrprr-r publishing tho above unless ausho
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NEW OBLIGATIONS.
THIS DAY PUBLISHED.
i NEW EDITION, REVISED AND ENLARGED.
WELLS


1v zsp s SAs Has G scs1 It sS5k.
NssolsaOns for every state 10 ne Union: - ,..
without sux and Business Transactions
foss;hsr win II. different STATE Laws concerning the
Collection q Debts Properly Ese.np from EsscusS Lien
srm;s.on u Aslions %c seH
General Bankrupt Law with Form. ana g. n
benefit q the Az without legal a.sis.ance;
enable Discharged Soldier procure Back Pay,
Pensions Boansiss and Al War Claims - ,,
Also Bxcso Lsvv Stamp Duties Post Office and Custen
as sns ss
the United states with Amendments state Seals with de-
Tks work. prepared some years ago, received with
esed han ng work s the rand ever passsea Lapse
time has brought material changes ~ hs statutes Of many
diiion Of OF them but has Introduced internal
om House sesaacn to The consa,aion Of
the unied States Emancipation Of Slaves General Bank
he subject OF Pensions Bountcs and War Claims has
'is sa lie
rors h speca 10 making he wor Complete
and reliable without regard 70 expense 50 critical and
lance be placed upon the WORK as authority on ali The
added g NEE. the sequlrsrsnis q The he, times ~.
sale Of hundreds Of Sousanas u copies Of the former ed
point The proessonni man the farmer the ecssD the
ss h work w fssss
him up any instrument in writing that may be
quired, legal form which viii furnish such legal nor
nation as called for in the various syccatons Of life
book everybody understand and that viii enable
every woman 70 be his or her own lawyer.
There class OF the community, male or female, who
be greatly benefited and sdvanaged by the possession OF
this book II will them them trouble,
them time them litigation and lawyers fees and give
them information that nobody afford 70 be without.
limo, $50 pages. Price, handsomely bound 81.
Sent post paid on rsceips Of price.
Address BENZ. W. HITCHCOCK, Publisher
IA Chambers street. New York.
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ID Corner OF Broadwug and Broome street
continuously crammed houses attest the uhpieeeucnoo
popularity OF the world-renowned Comedians
Standing only at clock renders II advisable that
seats should be secured In advance.
LAST WEEK BUT ONE.
MONDAY t TuEsDAY, WApSESD ,a ASp THvkssDAY
the thrilling Irish drama Of
:, -. !, -, ,,, ALL nApLow EVE.
LATEST FROM NEW YORK
will appear introducing numerous Songs and Dances
MONDAY, MARCH IL, ST. PAfRICK'S DAY CELEBRA-
TON. FRIDAY MARCH 81 ONLY BENEFIT OF
MRS. BARNEY WILLIAMS.
AN ENORMOUS BILIs-THREE PIECES.
Box Office open from 10 o'clock
IIARrz,s TEMPLE OF MYSTERY. 800 BROADWAY.
IL EVERY EvENING ATS SATURDAY Ara
LAST WEEK or THE FLOATING HEAD.
LAST WEEK OF THE GROWTH OF FLOWERS
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME
LEsCAMoTEUR
FAIRY s shR IN BIRD.
From the Crystal Palace London where tens OF thousands
witnessed this most extraordinary and beaniu triumph Oh
The LONDON TINES says-"This EXTRAORDINARY ntle
sougssr, the size of butterfly IL the most WONDERFUL
piece Of mechanism heard In this country
Tickets SOC reserved seats 81 For sale SIX days IN al
advance, at the hall, from TIL B.. -
WEDNESDAY JUVENILE NIGHT Children haif
price. The Chickerng Piano is used at these seances
GERMAN srADT THEATRE, Is AND AZ BowERY.
" This Monday evening March l8 will be presented
MR.. BoGUMIt DAWSON.
In his powerful character af,ixtRr,
suprored nv n uowerful casti
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40 0n0 5000 and $1,000 TO LOAN ON yNEN.
1O.VUO, numbered real estate in New York or Brook
- ~ ''AS' ~ 'T BUTLER, sss Brosne stree.
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TUANTED-FoR- THE WESTERN TRADE, FROM
w e100u00 10 $4,000 OF General Merchandise, part
cash and balance IN good securities property stocks
J. A. NYE, 4 CO., II Nassau street. room No q
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THE TURF.

EAsHIoN CoURsE.-TRoTT.NG WILL BE CoNTiS-
ued on this this season. without interruption
S'f' A1s 49, H. COTTON, Proprietor.
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TrpE tables; GIVING THn TINE AND HEIGHT ~
Qsitsd ststea have been published By the United States
Coas Survey Once and sale 81 the principal nautical
C0ss Survey OMce IN Washinatsn city Fros twenty-five
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FINANCIAL.
LBERr H. NICoLAY. a,,,r
NO Is PINE STREET


Insurance CITY Railroad, Gas Light Bank Telegraph,
Express Manufacturing and Mining Stocks also City Coun-
Nv State and Securities atten-
ton and some on hand for sale paying 10 70 per
cent diyidends at low rates for investment.
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DUNCAN, SHERMAN q CO..
BANKERS,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU sTEETs. NEW YORK.
Issue Circular Notes and Letters OF Credit travellers
available in all principal cities Of the world Mercantile
credits for Europe China &c Also make transfers
OF money TO California and Oregon by telegraph. Interest
allowed on deposits.
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NAsHIoN coURsE.-TRoTT:NG WILL BE coNTiN-
ned on this Course this season, without Interruption
''f' A1'''s H. COTTON. Proprietor.
SPORTING.
4 NUMBER OF WELL BROKEN POINTERS AND
"A Settlers, warranted to point back and retrieve; Watch
Dogs all breeds extra Rat Dogs of all Breeds rats for
and and sold on commission ii. GARDNER, 80 William
street, near New Chambers street. New York
LII KINDS OF DOGS AND BIRDS FOR SALE AT
Med,cines for ali diseases Prepared Food Cor mockins
LroR sALE-AN ELEGANT SCHOONER YACHT 70
sns and the very best quality cabin
handsomely furnished the fitted complete
every respect Address Clothier box ASS Posi- Office
LroR sALE-JUsT ARRIVED FROM ST. JOHNS, NEW
feundlsnd pair OF the largest and handsomest New.
S aS Il G sas @ sna y
Terriers pair of white Esqumaux Dogs pair OF ~ ID Bun
DANIEL FOSTER, No. Is Roosevelt street.
HORSES. CARRIAGES. sc.
PAIR OF. VERY STYLISH DARK BAY PONIES
address, bos Posi- r apply a. a%ser YARD Fifty
third street and Second avenue.
AT THE REQUEST OF A LARGE NUMBER OF II
he sss NJ onr horse auction mart in Union
square O'Clock NJ instead of II o'clock, as hereto
A
"A ls hands, spirited but kind and Is aecus'onea 70
ss aa sr9kea Tesaay the 18th n
slant, at 10 o'clock at their salcsroom, unen square
NUMBER or SECOND HAND CARRIAGES, COM.
Prlsns phsSn' rsts TOP wasoq1 S and ses ans
sale at Church Building Of Grand and Crosby
streets.
STABLE TO hsy Sa.,s. mo 8 WEST
"A iances. Mcclellan Saddles Mule Collars Harness
Ar%
matched team Of brown Mares, b, little sore. 4ss Pearl
street.
CARRIAGE HORSES FOR sALE.-A FINE PAIR OF
Horse, 49, hands high ali win be sold ressonabiy
LEN at wooden stable IS East twenty street. corner
Of Lexington avenue, from 9 to II O'Clock A. M
CARRIAGES LARGEST ASSORTMENT TO BE
~ found in the vicinity is iS4 Fulton and 10
Nens street. Brooklyn at 20 cent less than New York
prices.
FoR sALE-A BAY mo HORSE, VERY STYLISH, - 5
price $3.50 Ca at Stevens House. Hunters Point, opposite
ZOE sALE1A VERY FINE PAIR OF DARK GRAY
@ e snS Sns n o ssn
and this opportunity 70 buy handsome
yar ws ot o. Tenth and
Eleventh avenues
EoR sALE-l5 HORSES, JUST FROM THE COUNTRY,
from i've 70 esht yea p, w % 80 " s''
Warranteo souhu anu Eiuu. I'll "oosser sueet
EoR sALE-A BRowN MARE EIGHT YEARS OLD,
oyer nNtcen hahns nsm eu sosm9 Anu A,u,
suitanie LOT uuck. fFico DIV Inquire ~ oiS "css Ola
teenln street.
EIOR SALE-A GLASS HEARSE, IN GOOD ORDER.
i Apply TO KENNEDY, 496 Pearl street
LNOR SALE-A NEW Two HORSE TRUCK, SUITABLE
FOR -four and feed business Inquire at - West Twenty
rropsrc ~ c.ppI,cpe npr,r p.pn,1Ns
IL Selling on the STOCK or inc ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS corner
Of Thirty ninth streetSnd broadway.
$500 .- - 49, ,,,,,.r,, ,.rr q. 49,,
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DEMOVAL
IL The Union Dime Savings Bank have removed 10 their
NEW BANKING HOUSE,
Nos. 500 and 3eS Canal street, corner Of Laight
Now is the best tune to deposit money Six cent
OF s5 TO 5000 from April l. The bank Will
for the inspection Of visitors Wednesday, Thurs
day, Friday and Saturday of this Seek.
Assets, 81, ll6.42i &C.
G. s. CHAPLIN Secy. e. ". HAUGHwoUT. Pres't.
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PERSONAL.

H. ST. WILL SEE YOUR FIFTY AND GO you
"A. hundred better the who vamosed with
The Ave package marked swetenia for the teeth
what do you dof X.
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T,nB NEW BANKRUPT Law.
HARPER BROTHERS
HAVE IN PRESS,
AND WILL PUBLISH IMMEDIATELY,

WITH NOTES, FORlfs or PROCBDURE,
- Ana . Collection Of all the
LAW OF BANKRUPTCY.
Adapted 10 the use Of the lawyer and merchant
- BY EDWIN JAMES,
or the New York Bar and the Of the English
bankruptcy Amendment act
Mr. James has had unusual opportunities 10 become IA
mar With the law Of bankruptcy having bean member Of
Parliament at the time the English Bankrupt act passed.
and having himself carried through important amendments
toner in the English BANKRUPTCY Ceurts.-Amercan Law
"sS'' HARPER 4 BROTHERS, New York.
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THE BALL SEASON.

A RION soCIETY.-rHE ANNUAL GRAND MAsoUR
"a rsde and Fancy Dress Bal Of this society win be held
in its usual speDdor ON WEDNESDAY,, MARCH ", Il The
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
For Tickets q go each, admitting one gentleman and
LADY and extra adiea ckes ~ - EACH apply the
lowing caces;-E Krolpfelker q Pine street, EN- Bauer
Exchange place o. Hundt - Deg John sader.
Mann ~ Broadway a. Ham, " Broadway; spsDssn-
AND for Bc1ss 10 Kro,pfsssr, y Pine stree. and
HaBft Bros, "a DreaAwAa
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Ms@s. VERDE DELIsLE, the proprictors respectfully
6osre TO inform the American ladies
sapsal that they win find at their largest
end richest assortment OF CAsHMERES AND LACES
- THE WORLD, at prices that win sustain every and
osnparson The fs9rques o. the company placed as
n4 Ar IN every LACE DISTRICT OF FRANCE AND
EEttSuiuM. and N al Of the SHAWL DISTRICTS OF
sHeee tneIn 70 eel q the price Of MANUFACTURE
lns iNsTTAD OF MEHCHANTS, well produce
ersc,nsvey thsir own Rnglsh is currently spoken
The pssPretoy pay no commissions to any parties
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U ELY Icons MINsThELs, TO BROADWAY
sasth nigh. Of the rAI stop Tha; Laughing n.1,na
ssaee scenes or Of LG susie Brown
the Black Crook. T Greatest great The Triple Clog.
MHSBETM |, Ardita Ealtass NJ M: Giants CLANS
CINDERLEON, the magnificent MADAGAsCAK
EDiTois's ITEMS Dress. R DEMON DANCE,
PATTI IN PARIS. A ENDING AGONY
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A LPHoNsE-YOU CAN GET THAT DOG AND SER
"A penrs eggs At l6 Walker street; Its big thing
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SPORTING.

4 NUMBER OF WELL BROKEN POINTERS ANT
"A Settlers warranted point back and retrieve: Watcl
Dogs all breeds; extra Rat Dogs Of all breeds rats TO
SALE wholesale and retai dogs boarded trained Dough
and sold on commission H. GARDNER, 80 William
street, New Chambers street. New York.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04
cRlsPER COMA.

There cometh glad tidings of joy to all.
- To young and to old, to great andto small ~
The beauty which once was so precious and rare
Isfree for ALL and all may be fair. 7' '--i UT
BY the use OF 5T1s 5mrd 9Gj tGu T9at
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-04
~Hidden CrimeD i'm New England.

2 1t cannot have escaped the. attention of
) the readers OF religious, as well as secular
Journals, that there is in the country, and
especially in New England, a frightful
prevalence of hidden crime. This crime
Is feticide. Its spread excites a general
and ell-founded alarm. At least one re-
ligious denomination has touched upon the
topic In the pulpit, as well as pressed it
upon the attention of its people In private.
Horace Greeley has made it the subject OF
q recent article In the Independent. Other
exponents of the public alarm appear in
the numerous publications, mostly printed
in Boston, which shows the extent of the
crime and suggests means for its suppress
sion. DIR. Blanchard Fosgate, Formerly
physician to theoNew York State prison,
at Auburn, classes it among the recent
causes for the increase of crime In general
in greater ratio than the Increase of popu-
lation in this country would seem to war
rant. DR.. II. G.. Slower, of Boston, has
written book on the subject, which shows
that the people of Massachusetts, in respect
of this particular crime, In the villages as
, well as In the cities, .'are nearly twice as
corrupt as the population of France, and
eight-fold more depraved than that OF the
CITY Of New York" Facts like these can
not be too often or too strongly impressed
upon the ruralists of New England who,
to bolster partisan purposes, pirate about
the .smass of wickedness" located In this
city, N. Y. World. u q if e. il-sl
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? YOUNG MEN

-EaH .- YOUNG MEN -
The experience Of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that, the utmost reliance may be
placed in,the efficacy of -r
.tGCr BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.,
for 0the speedy and permanent cure of Seminal
Weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous De-
bility Impotence, or want of power, the result Of
sexual exec 8, or .Bs9ubggfEi .sW "s-olT- Tft
YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION, a
which, neglected, ruins the happiness and units the
sufferer for Business, Social Society or Marriage,
and often terminates in an untimely grave. Make
no delay in seeking the remedy Bell SPECIFIC
Pills can be used without detection or Interference
with business pursuits. ..- -r 1-.
They are entirely vegetable, and perfectly harm
less on the system. Each box contains go pills, with
full directions and treatise on the consequences
and cure Price One Dollar, Beware of counter
feits If you cannot procure them of your Drug
gist send the money to DR.. j. JAMEs BRYAN. Consult
Ing Physician, sl9 Broadway, New York. and they
will be sent by return OF mail, free from observa-
tion.a For sale By Druggists generally. II ,H
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BlatrimoniaI Reconstructien

Mrs. Francis d. Gsge-"Aunt Fanny" as
she is known in magazine stories, poetry,
lectures, womens' rights speeches, &C., who
has spent much time, under the patI onage
nc Lof the Freedmen's Bureau, Ia examining
into the colored- condition, says that the
black women of the Carolina Sea- Islands
u persistentiy object to legal marriages,
whereas the men are strongly in favor of
z them. ssWe don't want to be married in
the church, p said one woman to Mrs. Gage,
sbeeause if we are married in the church
our husbands have right to all our wages,
n and can do just what they please with U.S.
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Patent SleepiugC Cars are rum en- all
d er Night Trains to- Chicago,
New York and
f1-i tI5IfA BOSTON, .sfoGl-- ozAg'
y COLUMBUS & INDIANAPOLIS
CENTRAL RAILWAY

FOR SANDUSK ". TOLEDO. DE.
spripsfsd. III. Terrs HaIte, EPSnsIIe Iaffysfte foais
wills. Cairo, StLouis, Chicago, aud all points West
No change of cars, between Columbus and Indi-
A4sBGulRs F6uR TRAINS leave Columbus daily. as fol-
iOxs OxC;SSm MO foDaTI0N-Leaves Columbus 700
A.. NJ arrives at 1 N ilforr rs 9:l5 A M; Urbsna 1890
ford for Springfield and at Urbana for Bellefon-
ftsine, IGls de and Ssndusky; :, I, ,,s -. -
Ufbana 200 p. NJ: Piqua sos P: NJ: Ema $40 P.
M;Ghicago tvia Iima5 $50 "A - NJ; Richmond 4:50
acds Al aaafe
l9:59 T ~; MatsOOH lsp A. Nj Pens Sas S2s A. m; n;
cag6 Cvia hayfettel II 90 A NJ; Springfield s2s A.
Nj 9Ti9Ss 1s Mi ksSESf ss NJ Ths ds
snS9i5er h:45 r0Hie Nj. wv WESTExN S AND SOUTH
ERN e XPR ESS-Ar rfives at UrbaDas p. NJ:
dSs sc p A a M tieaEo 5
LimO Ii2D Am |: Toledo $50 "A. M.s Detroit 1910
RShP9S 2S6 NH dRas3seSS %S as9s aS
New Orleans and all s9StheE1 cities 9ns Train rain
R Haf bf 2RSdRs Il Gafp1S of any
Ohs5 s:ss sGuts e. ifSr NJ qSiHH&RTi SiG& PREssrrves
at Urbsna 2;la A. M Pigua ssil5A an Richmpnd M
Hfaaae9iss HsRs 11s5 "a A. ~ Eyanssiie 500 MatGon
23s Psns 4s9 81 L9pis sSY s. & Zig
4. Nj Springfieid $40 lP.I NJ Quincy 400 A. NJ;
Keokuk 3:e5 a NJ. This Train arrives st 81.
LOUIS FOUR HOURS in advance Of any other
Ne New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made jim Union. Depots. Baggage
1 Checked through to all principal points. ~
| Ask for Tickets via aRfCHMoNDiAND INDIAN
AAhofHHs Ar RReoKs Tih6kS.st ri kSst Agents Aegynbts Columbus.
=, ~. n NJ ~ " a., I';ckst Aet llIIq 413
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She reveals secrets no mortal ever knew. She
restores happiness those who from doefu events,
catastrophes crosses in love- loss of relations and
friends. loss of money &c. have become despondent.
She brings together those long separated gives in
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Sou best qualified pursue and in what you will
be most successful causes speedy marriages and tells
you the very day you will marry gives you the NAME
likeness and characteristics of the person. She
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6rmament-the male6c stars thal overcome or pre-
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est Astrologst earth. 1t costs you but tre. and
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can consult the Madame by mail with equal safety
and satisfaction to themselves. as if in person. A
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mail on receipt Of price above mentioned. The
strictest secresy will be ntaned and all cores
pondence returned or destroyed, References Of the
highest order furnished those desiring them Write
plainly the day of the month and year in which you
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Address MADAME Fl. A. PERRIG0,
P. y. DRAWER 2sS, BUFFALO, N. Y.
mar25-dawlv 81 E9l s-' - r.f zen
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OrrfcE HoGss.GOfice opens at TX o'clock A. NJ.
and closes at rs P. N, Sundays. opens att A. Nj.
and closes at sH A. M. .i,s5-rI
JULIUS j. WOOD. Postmaster.
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DR,3,s:TUCKER'S EXTRA VISIT.

iyr-l,R FUCKER wOULDlSA TO HI
J. n,S natrons and the public, that be may b
,.ons nsritsd nj The GOODALE HOUSE Columbus
Sa;iy tilT the irstofoA pril. 9lisE .ylL5-u
Dr. Tucker has NOW visited GoIumbus regniIbt .bat
bsis reable and successful, The great increase OF
his practice requires this extra visit 70 aocommo.
date his ru merous patients. qtis not 70
enumerate the ~ ss5FTl< f3LW Illl.9A,,
: EN- TIRE LIST OF CHRONIC DISEASES.
Int will merely say my speciality Is The WHILE T.
list Of Diseases which others have failed I'd ou'e
= mch2O-f t.-r Ller l.l .tLdrl. anf sarIEn.
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AFFLICTED!
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When by the use of DR.. .JoINY1LLE'SE ELK
ER you can be cured permanently,a and at triaing
cost. -.1 .g--.
, The astonishing success which has attended this
Invaluable medicine for Physicist and Nervous
Weakness, General Debility and ProstI atidn, Loss
of Muscular Energy, Impotency, or any of the con-
sequences of youthful indiscretion renders it tae
most valuable preparation ever discovered. ~
1t will remove all nervous affections, depression,
excitement, ineapaeity to study business loes Of
memory, confusion, THOUGHTS of self destruction,
fears of insanity &c. 1t will restore the appetite.
renew the health OF those who have destroyed it by
- sensual excess or evil practices. r-r--.c-. :
Young Men. be humbugged no more by Quack
Doctors" and igrorant practit but send
without delay for the Elixir, and be atpnce restored
tehealth and happiness. "A Perfect curei is Guar
anteed in instance Price 81, or four bottles
f0ne bottle is sufcientto effect azure in aHordin-
"a ALSO, ESQ DIR. JoIN4ILLE'S SPECIFIC PILLS.
for the speedy and permanent cure of Gonorrhea,
elect, Urethra DISCHARGES. Gravel. Structure, and
all affections Of the Kidneys and Bladder. Cures
effected in from one to five days. They prepared
from vegetable extracts that are bsTiniess on the
system. and never nauseate the stomach or lmpreg-
nate the breath. No change of diet is necessary
while using them, does their action IN any man
ner interfere with business pursuits Price, u Per
box. -, =,
3 Either Of the aforementioned articles will be
sent to any address, closely sealed, and post paid
by mail or express receipt Of price. Address all
BERGER, SHUTS Co., Chemists.
.ni1To-- 10 mo. 2S5 River street, Troy, N. Y.