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WAsHINGT0N ASYLUM, JUNE I2, 1867.

Proposals for supplying the Washington Asylum
with MEATS for the fiscal year CONNIE uCing July
LIST, 1851, will be received by the Commissioners
til the 22d instant
All information relative to the quantity and quail
ity required will be furnished application TO the
1ntendant, at the Asy lum. = -
JOHN MCDEyITT,
VIM. SLATER.
JAMES KELLY,
10 Wash
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TOk sAEE-A twesstory BRICK HOUSE near
y the northeast boundary Of the city; roonns ana
hsls1 VIII isss lps ~ 8 ground enclosed Priss
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Proposals will be received at this office until Il
O'Clock NJ. TUESDAY, June 25th, 1861 for laying
the and water service pipes and lateral sewers
on such lots and parts OF lots bordering Twelfth
street west from the north side of Pennsylvania
avenue to the south side of street north Spec
ifCati0ns can be seen at the City Commissioners
Office, i'll accordance with the act APPROX ed March
II, 1856. J. NONDERLEHR,
je17-eo2t Int Commissioner Second Ward
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Jo ~ -tU-V IIHtFSJ 'VIIIIH I1lITu W Hru.
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, JUNE Is, 1857

Proposals will be received at this Office until l2
O'Clock M, TUESDAY, June 25th 1867, for laying
IS and Water Service Pipes, and Lateral Sewers
on such lots and parts of lots bordering on Thir-
teenth street north, from the north side of Penn
sylvanla avenue to the south side of street nort
except that of General Government which is pro-
ylded for by act of Congress. specifications can
he seen at the City Commissioners Office, in ac-
csrdance with the act approved March 18th, 1866.
j. Won EERLEHR.
je F-eo2t [Intell.1 Commissioner Second Ward
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Proposals will be received at this off ce until l2
O'Clock III. TUESDAY, June %, 1857, for laying the
gas and water service pipes such lots and parts
of lots bordering Seventh street west, from the
south side of l. street to the Boundary. Specifica
tiOns can be at the City COMMISSIONER Office,
i'll accordance with the act approved March IL. 1856
J. .NONDERLEHR.
Commissioner Second Ward.
G. L. GARNER,
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ONLY FOR LADIES TO READ.-EIeRantIy
~ Embroidered NIGHT GOWN and CHIEESE
1OkES, more elaborate than any ever offered
here, Of the newest and most beautiful designs
received daily from our corps Of $50 superior hands
largest manufacturer here of this kind of ladies'
wear, we can please al both in quality and price,
the best work issue the most elegant patterns and
STAMP CHEAPER, than any concern in this or
any other city
Our reputation as the only Practical Stamper
here insured ladies that no injurious compositions
are used and shields them from trusting their
and proclaim themsel yes stampers. Stamping,
cents per width, and give You Collar and Cuffs In
VIM. PRINCE, 439 9Th street,
fe2-tf opposite Patent Once.
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In LUCK.-1t is reported that Mr. George
Wright, formerly a member of the Board OF
Common Council of this city, and resident of
the Seventh Ward, has fallen heir to $4,000,
the portion OF an estate of a deceased reIati We
in England. His many friends here hope it is
30, as he is thorough good fellow, and de-
serves fortune.
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DR0POSALs- FOR STATIONERY.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. june !, 1857.
Sealed Proposals foT Stationery will be reCciy ed
at this department until the first day of July,
1867, at u o'clock NJ. The Department reserves TO
folded or plain or intincd, t. any required pat
tern
Deliveries Of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the Specifications. which, with
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to bid
ders.
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by an
expert detailed tor the purpose by the Secretary of
the Treasury, and the very of any inferior al I'll
Gle shall be deemed sufficient csuse TO amnul the
contract.
Deliveries must be free of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington. Zach proposal must be
signed by the individual or firm making 1t, ami be
accompanied by a satisfactory guarantee that the
bidder will execute contract, " Itn good and sut
Cient bonds, if his bid be accepted
The failure to comply with any one order under
the contract to operate the forfeiture Of the
tire penalty of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may direct the purchase in open market
of such quantities of any article a. shall be neces-
and charge to the contractors fifty per centum of
the price which it shall be found necessary to pay
for such articles.
Proposals unaCcompanied by satisfactory guar
antees will not be Considered and contracts VIII be
awarded only to established manufacturers of or
dealers in the articles.
The Department reserves the light TO accept bids
for individual items in Glasses and 2, or to reject
any all bids.
Bidders will he required to conform their bids TO
the specifications furnished, and failure to do so
will cause the rejection Of any bid.
Bids which contain items at prices less than the
fair Of the article will be deemed fraudulent
and will not be considered
HUGH McCULLOCH,
je l-30t Secretary of the Treasury.
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DIsoRDERLY YAssKMBLAGE-Saturda night
Ilncup Alley, in the Seventh Ward was
blocked up with a very disorderIy gang OF
young colored rowdies, whose profanity and
quiet residents of that locality. The police Of
the Seventh Ward, under the order Of Lieut.
-Gessford, captured five of the party, who
were identified by cnlored witnesses, as well
as the officers. Four paid SIS each, and one
was sent to the workhouse by the magistrate
OF that precinct.
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NAMPHORATED TOBACCO-The cheapest and
- surest preventative of Moths for Carpets and
Wooden Goods, King Place.
T. NJ. P. KING l. SON,
Je Got Corner Vermont ave and 18th sts
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DoGs.-Within the past week several dogs
have heen killed in the eastern part of the city
that exhibited some very suspicious symp.
toms 1t was thought that one or two were
AFFLICTED with hydrophobia, but it is probable
the symptoms were mistaken. 1t will be yery
proper for owners of valuable animals to take
the usual means to prevent injury to them
selves and others
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DROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE, June /, 1857.
Sealed Proposals Tor Stationery will be received
AT this Department until the 1ST DAY OF JULY,
1867, at Il O clock IN.
Deliveries of all articles in the several classes
must comply with the specifications, which with
blank forms for bidding, will be furnished to
bidders.
All deliveries will be subject to rigid inspection,
and the delivery of any inferior article will be
deemed suffi Cient cause to annu the contract.
,tnfS Ia- -tiv1
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SANITARY.-This morning. the sanitary
police commenced the work of notifying
housekeepers to clean their houses and wards,
and in that locality known as Fredericksburg
the houses are being whitewashed. Some of
the coiored residents of that section are indig-
nant that they are required to clean up their
places, while the night soil is being emptied
within hundred yards Of their doors by the
scavenger Of the Seventh Ward. We under
stand however, that he has had no way, since
the Long Bridge has been out Of repair, 10 get
it cut OF the city.
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EoR SALE-Six fine marble top, iron frame
Il ICE CREAM TABLES, at Dubants ie Is 3t
EOR RENT-A three story BRICK HOUSE
l. with gas and water. Apply to BERNARD
LA ES. stre in
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AN INToLERABLK NUIsANCE.-A correspon-
dent in the First Ward desires us to call the
attention of the city authorities to the fact tha
IAN In to1erable nuisance-tbs carcass of de-
funct borse-has been permitted to hold des-
potic possession of the southwest corner OF
Seventeenth street west and X street north,
directly opposite two large boarding houses,
since early Friday evening, the 14th instant -
The weather is getting too warm for any un-
necessary delay IN abating such nuisances as
that complained of.
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PROPOSALS.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL, JUNE Is. 1857
Proposals will be received at this office until II
O'Clock m. TUESDAY, June 25th, 1877, for laying
gas and water service ri pes and lateral sewers
such lots and parts of lots bordering on | street
north from the west side of Thirteenth street west
to the west side of Connecticut avenue. SpcCitica-
tions can be seen at the City Commis missioncrs office
in accordance with the act approved March 18th
lobt. j. SDNDFRIEHR.
je E-eo2t [Int.l Commissioner Second Ward
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IA
Proposals for supplying the Washington Asylum
with MEDICINES for the fiscal year, commencing
July lst 1907, Will be received by the Commission
until the 22d inst.
They reserve the right to reject any or all the
bids.
Schedules of articles required can be procured oa
application at the Asylum.
JOHN MCDEVITT,
VIM. SLATER,
JAS. KELLY,
10 10 -st Gnmnliss ssinnnrg IA al inn ASrlI1r,n
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ITO RENT-H0USE 276 B ST, ten ROOMS water
and gas, newly papered Inquire at st Charles
10 JS-St<
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DERSONS WISHING TO OBTAIN COUNTRY
4 BOAkD can bo accommodated at III as. HOI-
MEAD'S, l4th street, north of Columbian College.
ia
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PERSONAL.

INFORMATION WANTED OF MIR JOHN c..
Il LYNN, by his sister Elizabeth, just arrived
from Glasgow. Call or address No 62- G street
north, near North Capitol street jeI7 -3ts
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

EoR SALE-A small FARM, containing lois
4 acres, moro less, situated on the Broad
BranGh Road near Pierce's Mill. Apply to JEO.
BARR, on the premises ie H-6ts
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NEW BASE BALL GROUNDS AND SKATING
PARK.-lhe National Base Bail CLUB have
enclosed ans fitted up square of ground out
l4tb street, just opposite the State Department,
IN ar excellent manner for practising the ma
tionai game In summer, and for transformation
INTO skating park in the winter. a great
number OF seats have been erected ana other
arrangements made for the comfort of visitors
Tue opening OF the new grounds Will take
place tomorrow with the National playius
the ''plcked nine" of the several clubs in the
District. The game Will be free 70 all On
wednesday, June 10Th, the National will play
the Olympic.
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| DOR RENT-Two fine ROOMS, No. 333 f st ,
near 18th. inquire on the premises. They are
! we'll ventilated and very desirable rooms for Of
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VIOLENT ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-Yester-
day, Lewis Wilson. colored was arrested by
Officer Lusby. OF the Fifth Ward, for violent
assault and battery upon Henry Middleton,
colored. He was taken to the station, where.
upon examination, it appeared that Middleton
and Wilson were together, Middleton Sigh ,ly
intoxicated. Wilson invited him into mis- house,
and told hIm to lie down. Middleton did so,
ano then Wilson dealt him blow that rem :
dered him senseless. Wilson drew a razor
and billy from his pocket, when female
told Linn not to strike him, and Wilson'S wife
TOOK the billy from him. Wilson said he
would cut his id throat, and kicked him
several times on the head, severely cutting
and bruislng him. Wilson was required to
give bail for court, and stand committed in
default.
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INOR SALE-A convenient One-story HOUSE,
i with five rooms, well ada pied for a small bust
ness in one of the most business parts of the city
Also, a two story HOUSE, with six rooms, on Sth
street, between and south, very cheap. Inquire
at 426 Massachusetts avenue, between 9Th and 7th
streets north lie l3-6t-
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SUDDEN DEATH.-Yes erday, Coroner Wood
ward held an inquest in view OF the body of
-colored man named Henry Pierce, who died
suddenly at his late residence on Capitol Hill
Deceased was apparently in his usual heal h
Saturday, but Sunday morning ne complain ed
OF violent PAIN in his breast. mustard
plaster was applied, and he died shortly after
Dr. Ford, at :he request of the police. held a
post mortem examinatI on, q dIsagreeable ope-
ration, for which surgeons seldom get paid.
certainly not in this case, and upon his report
the jury rendered q verdict OF death from the
enlargement OF the heart. The deceased was
poor, and left no property, but was an honest,
industrious, and temperate man.
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Ho1p on. Bows. Hold on to your
tongues when you are just ready to
swear. lie or speak harshly, on use an
improper word.
Hold on to your hand when you
are about to strike, steal, or do an i'm
proper act
Hold on to your foot when you are
on the point of kicking, running
away from study or persuing the path
of error, shame or crime.
Hold on to your temper when you
are angry, excited or imposed upon,
or others arc angry about You.
Hold on to your heart when evil
persons seek your company, and in
vite you to join in their games, mirth
and rcvelry.
Hold on to your good name at all
times, for it is much more valuable to
you than gold, high places or fashion
able attire
Hold Oh to the truth, for it will
serve YOU we'll and do you good
throughout eternity
Hold on to your virtue 1T is above
all price to you, in all times and
places.
Hold on to your good character, for
it is and ever will be, your best
wealth.
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WoRK IN YOUR PLACE. i like to see q
man, if he be called to be n mechanic,
stand right in his place and do his me-
chanic's work and cover it over with
such intelligence, and grow to such a
stature in it, that men first wonder
why he does not go to something else,
and then honor him because he does
not. Franklin left the printing bust
ness better for every young man that
came after him. IL is i'll the power of
one man to stand in calling and
make it nobler because lie stood in it
and dignified it. But men that are
asking somebody to boost them high
err; that are asking that something
may be put on them -ah ! ask the sex
ton. He will put something effectual
on them. Give me u man that hos
something to him, even though he has
n rude exterior, rather than man
that has fine exterior and nothing
under it. Give me royal wax candle,
no matter if it is i'll u tin clndlestick,
rather than sinking rush in gold
en- candlestick What do | care for
the candlestick
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4 BOYS Fmsr COMPOSITION. ~ The
Terre Hautc ind, Aijum gives the
following essay ON "The Ok, from one
of its young contributors, just as it
came from his pen. 1t is SO natural
and spontaneous that we doubt if
Shillabar or Josh Billings could equal
it in genuine humor:
"Oxen is a very slow animal, they
are good to break ground up. | would
drather have horses if they didn't
have kollick, which they say is wine
collected III bunch which makes j
dangerser for to keep horses than N
OK. If there were no horses peopl,
wood have to wheel tharo wood on {
whealbarrow. it wood take them two
or three days to wheal cord n mile
Cows is useful to. have heard sons
Say that if they had to be toiher or al
OK they wood be COW, But thinl
when it come to have their tits pulled
of cold morning they would wisl
they wasn't for oxen don't general.
have to raise calves. if he'd to be en-
ny wood drather be heifer. But
coodent be heifer and had to b
both wood be an OK.
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OVER n MILLION DOLLARS
SAVED.


Gentlemen. i had negro man worth sl,2nJ
who took cold from bad hurt in thc leg, and
was useless for over year had used every
thing 1 could hear of without benefit, untl /
tried the Mexican Mustang ldniuumt. II soon
Elected permanent cure.
j. j.. DOWNING.
Montgomery, Ala, June II, 1859.
81 take pleasure III recommending the McN-
can Mustang Linimcnt as valuable and indls-
pcnsable article ion Sprains, sores, Scratches on
Calls on horses. Our men have used il for
Burns, Bruises, Sores, rheumatism. &C.. and al
say it acts like magic"
j. W. HEWITE
Foreman for American, Wells fargos and
Handlers Express
'rhc sprain of my daughters ankle, occa-
stoned while skating last winter, was entirely
cured IN one week after she commences using
your celebrated Mustang Imminent
ED. SEELY."
Gloucester Mass, Aug. / 1865.
1t is an admitted fact that tue Mexican Mus
tang Iiniment performs more cures IN shorter
time, on man and beast, than any article ever
discovered. Families, liyery-men and planters
should always have it ON hand. Quick and
sure it certainly is. All genuine is wrapped IN
eteol-plate engraNings, bearing the signature of
G.. W. Mestbrook, Chemist and the prtp0to L. 5.
stamp of Demas Barnes x Co., over the top.
An effort has been made to counterfeit il with
u cheap stone plate label. Look closely.
Saratoga spring water, sold by all Drug
..istS.
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AcuE DE MAGNOLIA.

4 toilet delight superior To amy COLOGNE
used to hathc the face and person. Go rnd,r tiie
SKIN soft and fresh. To- aliaN inflammation. o. per-
ninic clothing for headache sc. Ii i- na1u
featured from the rich southern Magnolia and +
obtaining patronage quito unprecedented. il
L. n ta,oritc with actresses aud opera singers.
Il is sold hy AZ dealer ut slW in lmgc e9lii, =
and hv pouias barnes a CO., Now YORK., Whole
sale Agents
Saratoga spring water. sold hy dl Drug
gist.
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"Ics' SOL" "ENacuyl Scion smnslc said
thcy were there "cvcN time. "lt ho iCi
''owlcy in the morning. he took Plantation i'lt-
tiers. if hc fer weary 40 night, he TOOK lhhla-
ton Differs. it ho lacked appetite, was weak
luguid on mentally oppressed, ho took llauta-
tion Bitters. and they never failed TO SGT him ON
his pins square and firm.
Few persons want any better authority; bat
as some may, just read the following;
verify believe the Plantation Bittcis have
saved my life
NV ". H. WAGNER; Madrid, n. y
fcrer from Dyspepsia and had 70 nban4on
preaching. Tho Plantation
Bittcrs have cured me.
REV. c. A. WILDWOOD, New York City.
/ had lost all appetite
was SO weak and cnorvated / could hardly walk,
and had perfect dread OF society.
The Plantation Btters have sot me all
right. -
" The Plantation Blttcrs
have cured nc of a arrangement Of the Ndnoys
and Urinary Organs, that distressed me for
wears. They act like charm.
G.. @. MOORE, 25i Broadway, y. W.
Mrs. o. Nj. DENOE. manager OF th linton
Home School for Soldiers children, snys she
has given IT. to the weak and invalid children un
der her charge, with thc most happy ana graft
fyng results We have received over hun
drcd realms of such certificates. but mo adNCr
tisemout iS so elective what the people thcm
selves SAY oft good article. oar fortune ann
our reputation Is at stake. The original quailt.
and high character of these goods Will Boz sls
tanned under every and AL circumstances
They lave already obtained sale in ever
town, village parish and hamlet among ciNi
iizod nations. Base imtatOrs thy to come "a
near our name aud style as they can, and bc
cause q good article cannot be sold as loN as
! poor one. they lind some support from paruc
, who do not care what they sol. BE ou you
guard See our private stamp over the corr
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Grarrllrrs' Guide.
xrERMoNr CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
' RAILROADS
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 18th. 1867.

Commencing May 18th, 1867.
rntiSs ooISG sorln ASH EAST
Leave st. Adams at $50 a. MI, u
mn. 12j p. m.
receives passengers nom OpOeu-burgh H. r..
and conutctmgat White River junction and Bel
lows Falls with trains for Boston. Worcester,
Springfield and aud with trans ON passunp-ic
T. IT,. arrives at New York at 1875 j. m.
lay Express leaves Montreal az 1l5 q. ~, ST.
Johns at 1900 %. M, C4deusburgh 40 $50 a. M,
Nuu-e's Point no lulj q. III. for Boston. &c, mr.
irving In Boston, via. lowell at 1880 y. IN.
Night Express leaves Ogdenshurgh at l1.90 a.
M. Montreal atIil5 p. M. Houses Point at SAC
u. m. ST. Johns 40 4i5 y. IN, arriving at Boston
at $40 a. m. connecting at Bellows Falls with
Cheshire Road for Boston and Worcester and
with Vermont Valley Railroad for Springfield, &c,
and arriving in Newlorb at 1890 p. m.
TRAINS ron MONTREAL
Leave So. Adams ut no a. m, dlj p, in foi
fouses Point Ogdoushurgh &c, 600 a. M,
ll.00 q. M, 2.2O p. M. aud 7i5 p. ~.
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 q,
m tor Burlington, ST.. Adams, and Montreal
arriving 40 Montreal az $3.50 p. M, and Ogdcns
burgh at 80 O. m.
Mail Train leaves Boston via Lowell at Zoo
q, M, via Lawrence and litchburg at $50 am.
Springfield at 7:i5 o. m, for Burlington, st. Al
bans, and Ogdcnshmgh.
The train leaving Boston ,ia Filclburah 81
,'il 2. M, and Springfield ai 7,4j %. iu., conncc
at White River Junction with Day Express Train
Accommodation Train loayr- Northucid "a
40 o.. m., iof burlington, Hntland, st. Adams
Ronse'7 Point, Ogeudcsburgh Sc.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails at 1000 y
i-. receiving passengers from Vermont Vale
bailroad leaving New York Mt ~. 10 p. M, aul
from Cheshire Railroad leaving Boston at 5:9
=. M, connecting at White River Junction will
train leaving Boston at $500 o. M, for Burlng
ton. ltoUsos Point, Montreal and Orlcusbnrph
coufccuus win ur,ttid trunh rfrfn- f''r tfr
West
Sleeping cars arc attached to both the NIGH
Express trains running between So. Albums am
Boston. and st. Adams and Springfield.
Through tickets for Chicago and the West f.
sale ut the principal tauons.
q. MERRILL, Sup.
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INTESTINAL WORMS:

Are among thc first to undermine the couslitu-
ton, ia the list of diseases. They often occa-
sieh Aver disease, ending sometimes fatally,
,fatHulafly wh1n they ascend TO the stomach.
Their presence in their most ordinary situation
is attended, with miavorahle effects upon the
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G. b. SMITH,
Retail Dealer in.
HATS, GAPS, o. EURg,
south Main Street, 81. Adams, Vt
cigH Pain FOR sHIPpINa FuRg.
THE GREAT CAUSE


90 oF
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\ Lecture on the Nature, 9rontnent, and
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Weakness, involuntary Emissions, SeNual Dehil-
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NERVOUSNESS, Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits
Mental and Physical lncapaeity. resulting from
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NJ. D., Author of the Green Book, &c.
The wOrid-rcnowncd anthor, in TINS admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own cApcrienc1
that the awful consequences of Self-Ahuse may
ho eiiectually cured without medicine, and with
out dangerous surgical operation, houges, in
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Marriage Guide, price . cents. Address tho
publishers,
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127 BoNory, New York, Post Office box 4,5o9.
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Lyons EXrRACr or PURE JAnNcA GINGER
for Indigestion, Nausea, Heartburn, sick
headache. Cholera M0rhus, fiatucnc1. Nc.,
NA4ae ID warming srmuIant m required It's
csfe1ill preparation and 0airp pmliy makes "a a
cheap and reliable article lur culinary purposes.
hoid tYolN Wltele, ~ 30 cents per bottle. Ash
for LYONS Iurc Extf..cl Iakc no other.
Saratoga spring " N, sold - AL iGug-
lists.
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EMINENT MEN ASSERT

That's orc moro or less troubled with worms,
and that many die annually from this causc
Who by the timely administration of a proper
remedy. would bc saved. As Fellows Worm
Lozcngos maybe taken without any unpleasant
result and a. most children are fond of them,
their uso is recommended to those apparently
healthy, and thus dispcl the cause of what
.t.,ftfI srr.slurt. affNfiiu,r