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TELEGRAPHTC NEWS.
NEWS FROM THE CAPITAL.
Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1868.

Special telegram to the Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December Is, 1868.
Action of Senate Committees. on Nomina-
tons.
The various committees of the Senate to
whom were referred the nominations of
yesterday had under consideration to-day
the matter referred to them, but with the
exception of the Committee on Foreign
Affairs no definite action was taken. The
latter committee, it is rumored, by vote
of five to two, resolved to report adversely
upon the nomination of Mr.. Smyth to be
Minister to Russia. The nomination of
Governor Cummings to be Commissioner of
Internal Revenue is yet under considera-
ton by the committee, with prospect of
favorable report.
Pacific Railroad Bonds.
The President has ordered the payment
of bonds on the last report Of work done by
the Union Pacific Railroad Company. Fur
Their reports are in preparation which will
make gratifying showing of the progress
of this great national work.
Removal of Disabilities.
A close canvass of the sentiments CT
members of Congress discloses disposition
to remove the disabilities of citizens in all
the southern States and there is scarcely
doubt but at this session bill will pass in
both Houses placing the people of the seVe-
raj States South upon on equal footing as to
the elective franchise. WALLACE.
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IRON WORKS.

NEW MACHINE sHOP.-sLoAT & ADJ
j u DINGToN, LIE Cary street. near Fourtesnth:
sIEAM-ENGISE and BOILEk kaPAIRISS
In city and country: Tobscco hacfiner2 o. al
Kinds m abe new and repaired Scxiee OF all kinds
repaired and adjusted 5EWlNG AACa1NES q
alf kinds repaired and all parts for same Furnished
AZ III EIIJpTIC and WHEELER b WILSON
SEWiNG MACHINES. SLOAT ELLifTIC Ma
CHIMES for sale and purchased: Exclusive agents.
Vs,ves lof stean-engines, also for the celebrated
salden,s Patent Packing Tor steam.engfnes. and
for the great aud useful Lathe Chuck made by
Messrs. E. Horton SON.
aKORGE d. sLOAT,
no LIN a. JACKSON ADDlHGIoN.s
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HEAVY RoBBERY.-C Chicago, December
l4.-P. S. Knowles, of Jacksonville, H.,
was robbed Of check for $9,076 at the
Union stock yards last Saturday. The
check was drawn on the Third National
Bank Of this city. When he discovered the
robbery, Knowles started for the bank, but
when he arrived he found the thief had
drawn the money. No clue has yet been
found to the robber.
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The Cuban Neutrality-suspicious. IN
Danger.

NEW YORK, December IA telegram
from Havana MA Key West TO the Herald
saws that the recent encounters between
the troops and insurgents were indecisive.
The former suffered fearfully, and Balma-
zeda demands reinforcements.
The revolutionary lines are now within
$50 miles of Havana. The English subjects
in Havana are notified TO make immediate
registration at the British consulate,
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DISABILITIES TO BE Removable is IN
..r.'oot from those whose political relations
euutlc them to speak Of what they actually
new that all the present circuit judges of
lie State Will be relieved by Congress, and
that At once, from the disabilities imposed
= the fourteenth amendment TO the Con-
.;:iv,iou. Among others who will be re-
-erel from the same disabilities, it is
stated, are several gentlemen from this i'm
4ea'ate section OF the State.-Alerandria
gazette.
The Gazette is doubtless in earnest, but
there Is, We fear, no sort of foundation for
the report. We SHOULD as soon expect to
hear that Butler had become an honest man
Is that Congress has done SO good deed.
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A YOUNG MAN SHOT BY A WOMAN FOR
WRITING INSULTING NoTEs.-At about 1:30
this afternoon the people in the ncighbor-
hood of Water and Upper Third streets
we're thrown into state of excitement by
the loud report of pistol. A crowd soon
gathering, it was ascertained that Mr.. S. S.
Moore, Jr., son of S. S. Moore, Esq, and
a clerk in his fathers store, on Main street
near Pearl, had been shot and instantly
killed by Mrs. Melissa Morton, wife of John
Morton. The shooting took place at the house
of Mrs. Louisa HUFF, who resides next door to
the Mortons. 1t seems that Mrs. Morton had
been at the store of Mr.. Moore few mi
nutee before, and was accompanied near
home by young Mr. Moore, who went to
Mrs. Huff's residence and stated that he
had an agreement to meet Mrs. Morton
there. Mrs. Huff stated that the room was
cold, but that she would make fire. She
started for the door and had got outside,
when Mrs. Morton entered and immedi-
ately drew revolver and fired, the ball
entering Moore's neck, probably severing
the iugular vein. The unfortunate young
man dropped dead on the floor without
speaking a word or making the least sign.
We understand that Mrs. Morton says
that Moore has written her several insult
ing notes, which she has in her possession,
and that she had demanded g vritton
anologv from him. What occurred ct the
store lust before the terrible tragedy WIS
enacted we are not advised, nor what Vas
the object of the conference ct Hrs. Uuft's.
Nor are we advised of the nature Of the
conversation at Mrs. Huff's hcuse, if cny
took place. The affair is one Of the rcst
terr;hle that ever occurred in or city.
Mrs. Morton's maiden name wcs Darts.
Her husband was q lieutenant in the
Twenty third regiment, and afterwards
served in the western navy. lie is now
absent at Kansas City, Mo.-Neao Albany
fE,ad.) Ledger. December 8.
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Decem Der 5.-Eoon.-Consols, 922s.
United States bonds, TN.
LIVERPOOL, December 10 NoOn.- Cotton
tends down; es timated sales, 5000 bales. Flour
tirmer but not higher. 4fter1tooH.-
easier but not lower. Breadstuffs unchanged.
Pork flat ut Sos. 3D.. $50 p. .H-Cotton easier
but not lower Manchester advices less favor.
able, and cause dizziness in the cotton market.
Wheat firm but not higher.
LIvERPooL, December 5.-Ersning.-Cotton
tending down; uplands, loSd.; Orleans,
load. sales, 5000 bales. =
HAvRg, December l5.-Erersi,ag duh;
afloat, l2lf.; on the spot, l2af.
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The Weather South.

AUGUSTA, Ca, December l5.-Heavy and
continued rains here to-day.
SAVANNAH, GA, December l5.-Ralnlng
here all day.
MOBILE, ALA, December l5.-Still rain
ing here, and the Magnolia races are post
poned till Thursday on account of it.
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NORTHERN CONFERENCE.-The. Isabella
q. Farrar has been arrested at Laconia, N.
d., and held to bail in $4,000, charged
with having attempted to poison her hus-
oand. A young lady named Ann Moulton,
OF Lowell, is charged with being an accom-
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The BRICELAYERS.-The National Brick
layers Union will hold g. convention in
Washington, D. c., on January IL, 1869, to
deliberate on questions Of interest to the
entire trade throughout the United States.
1t is stated that there are about 10000
bricklayers organized in unions throughout
the country. The convention, it is ex-
pected, will adopt measures to prevent
strikes hereafter,
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MUNICIPAL EhEcrIoss IN MAssAcHu-
SETS ostoh, December l4.-Comslete
returns of the mayoralty slection show that
ehorfilf Democrat) has been elected by
about 800 majority. :.
Ne'cburyport. December 14.-Nathaniel
Pierce (Democrat) has been reelected
Mayor by 1872 majority. The Board Of
Aldermen and Common Council are equally
divided.
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A POINT FOR INSURANCE MES.-The
America, one of the mail-boats DESTROYED
In the upper Ohio, was insured "a fire risk
only for $4,000. Through the humane
impulse of her captain she was run up
alongside Of the burning boat United States,
and she, too, caught fire and was burned.
Is not her insurance invalidated
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OVERLAND MAIL MATTER SToLEN.-St.
Louis, December IA dispatch from
Byem station to-day says that Intelligence
has been received there that large quaint
ties of overland mail matter had been
stolen from coach for Fort Bridger. Strict
inquiry will be instituted alto the manner
Of carrying the mails.
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Washington dispatch to the Philadel-
ia% Press says that ono doubt now exists
@st Mr.. Stanton will decline to enter Cen
"sI Grants Cabinet under any circum-
H.Gceg."
Senator Drake has written letter to q
U:.stnoer Of the Missouri Legislature oppor-
eng universal amnesty and universal SUI
t ,Fsg' in that State, and fayoring negro SUI
''sge only.
george Francis Train has been Liberated
,;'4 l!ia dungeon, and is now on his way 70
;.s" FORK. On his arrival here ne WIZ
'sS'4edlatcly declare war against Ensiana'
''f3 York Times.
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PARIS, December 14.-The Etendard says
the great Powers will continue their efforts
to settle the dispute between Turkey and
Greece, and do not despair Of success.
VIENNA, December l4.-The ministe rial
budget has been made public. The deficit
for 1869 is estimated at E3, 500 900.
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TIE SUPREME CoURT.-The new bill in
Io4uced into the Senate on Monday by Mr..
o"s0n provides for fourteen circuits and
.or chief justice and fourteen associate
justices. Also, that the chief justice and
even associate justices, to be annually
'awn by lot, shall hold one term annually
AZ The seat Of government, and such adj
burned and special terms as they may lind
necessary for the dispatch Of business OF
'Na court; and the associate justices not
'FaTa 10 hold the term Of said court at the
seat Q! government shall annually hold one
@'@ IN each circuit, and such adjourned
aud special terms as the business OF the
SSSeFa' circuits may require.
Twill make places for number of Radl-
ca! politicians and trouble for the country.
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Removal of Disabilities.
CONGRESSIONAL.

trary to the fourteenth amendment is up,
and Senator Terry advocating it.
House.-Nothing of interest doing in the
House.
Second Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, December 15.-EUening
HouSe.-The Committee on Commerce was
directed to inquire what legislation is ne
cessary to protect life on steamships, and
to report bill prohibiting passenger yes
sells from carrying petroleum.
The Judiciary Committee was directed to
report bill enforcing the third section of
the fourteenth amendment.
Mr.. Whittemore introduced bill vaca-
ting all Offices in the unrepresented States.
Objected to, and lays over.
The Speaker announced the special COM
mittee to investigate the New York cleo
tion frauds.
The House went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill. Mr.. Brookes, of
New York, charged that 100000 was con-
tributed by the Union Leagues of New
York and Philadelphia to carry the anti
tariff States.
Without definite action the House ad-
journed.
Senate.-The bill forbidding militia in
all the reconstructed States except Georgia
was passed.
Mr.. Stewards bill fixing the penalties for
holding office in violation of the fourteenth
article was referred to the Judiciary Com
mittee.
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h The Round Table, which has the reputa-
Ition of being the best authority in the
country, has in it's last issue the following
paragraph, which we commend to the stten-
ton of our correspondent who took us to
task for speaking Of ia brother in law of
Governor Letcher's":
"Mr. Dean, son of the late Professor
Amos Dean, LID, of Albany, is engaged,
we learn, in the arduous task of publishing
au extensive work Of his fathers, which
will comprise seven volumes in all, and
embrace general history of civilization"
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VIRGINIA RECOSsTRUcTIoN.-The Virgil
MA Advocates for holding their state cleo
ton Oh the 10th proximo, now here, are
very active. 10 man they are confident
Of tie success Of the Republican party if
Inc vote be then taken. They apprehend no
ebert On the part Of late rebels to pre-
vent fair vote. If they are correct In
,-'s impression, the sooner the vote be taken
10 Virginia the better. Yet fear they are
100 sarguine with reference to the inten-
IONS Of their opponents Washington He
publican.
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REMOVALS.

DANIEL K. WEISIGER, GENERAL
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT AND AGENT
lor the sale Of &c. T.. Piikinton's, popular brsncs
OF MANUFACTURED and SNORING TOBAC-
COS, has removed to the southwest corner OF m2ln
All Communications for Mr.. E. T. Pilkinton win
no ,t,andaJ IN nv ID X Wefsirer. de lin
A C, PULLIAM, REAL ESTATE
"a. AGENT AND AUCTIOHEER, has re-
moved to southwest corner OF Main and Fourteenth
streets where he will be pleased TO have bis friends
and patrons to call. De Im
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United States Supreme Court.

WASHINGTON, December l5.-In the Su-
preme Court to-day Charles O'Conor is
arguing in favor of the taxability of GER
tifcates of indebtedness held by the banks.
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Missouri UNITED STATES SEHAToR.-ln-
.:2Fnation from Missouri is to the effect that
G 10 senatorial fight in that State has OWN
1eo "a q struggle between Senator Henoer-
S S'l the present incunbent), General Carr
%%h4tz, and the Hon. Benjamin Loan
GENERAL Schurz's chances are improving,
.4 l, II is quite probable that Mr.. Henderson
Will be reelected.
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VIMMER & CO.'S WHOLESALE CANDY

~ INlMEb g %. . W IUuEHoALI OA1ND
II MANDATORY AND CAKE BAKERY.
The undersigned respectfully announce TO the
public In general but especially to country msr.
manufacturing place-ls4s Main street. Having
largely improved our machinery, we are now pre-
CANDIES than any other establishment In our
city, and as cheap as the cheapest; Having also
our own bakery, purchasers may be Assured that
they will receive 4 fresh article or CAKES and
CRACKERS II ordered st our store. We also Keep
tic Fruits. Apples Oranges Lemons, Rsisin5, Cur
rants Oitrons, Nuts, Almonds. Pickles Tin barrels
and hottles) &c ZIMMER 4 CO., 4.
noot Isl3 Main street.
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DENITENTIARY.

DENITENTIARY.
ONE, TWO, THREE, and FoUR-HoRsE
-" WAGONS.
DIET, FARM, COAL. and GARDEN WHEEL
BARROWS.
AXES aud GRINDST0NES.
CHAIRS, SAFES, and WARDROBES.
HORSES and MULES SHoD at short notice and
at low rates.
LADIES', CENTS BOYS, and MISSES
BOOTS and SHOES MADE TO ORDER.
COAL, DIRT, and FARM CARTs.
MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGONS
MADE TO ORDER.
Ell OF the best material, snd warranted 10 give
satisfaction.
TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now on
| hand will be sold low.
BURNHAM wARDWELL,
noaa-lm superintendent.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
CR0CKERY, &c.

CPECIAL NOTICE. Intending to remove
y about the LIST of January 70 larger and more
conmodious bnilding, we wish 70 reduce our stoek
reduced prices Our assortm.ns Is very large and
com lete and all persons In want will do well 70
call and examine. >ss @@EJs tsSsa-4l
FOR RENT, the store now occupied By Us.
Possession given on or soon after January lss
= = ''7Ta.o KELLOGG q GIBSON,
deT2w lsl7 Main street.
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18th STREET. l4TH STREET
COAL. W. HALL CREW. WOOD.
7 HAVE ON HAND ANTHRACITE

Il RED and WHITEASH-BI IT q MIN Gus,
LUMP, HAIL, and AVERAGE COAL, which
will sell al lowest market rates. Also, SEASON
ED Oak and PINE WOOD.
MIDLOTHIAN FINE COAL at 80 In yard !;
90. SO delivered.
Office and yard for Anthracite Coal, Gary anc
Seventeenth streets.
Bituminous Coal and Wood yard, FourtcenL
street near Danville depot.
de ! W. HALL CREW.
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no H0usEK EEPERs.-NoH is the time

ITO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. is the time
4 TO supply yourselves with PRESERVES ana
FRESH FRUITS and JELIIES for the winter.
We hayed large stock or Preserved Strawberries.
Peaches, Damsons, Quilces, Tomatoes, Cherries,
Gooseberries, Pineapplcs.
Fresh Strawberries, Pineappies, Blsckberries,
Raspberries, Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, Daasonss
&C. Currant Qutnce, Peach, and Strawoerry Jes.
lies Brandy Peaches and Pears all OF our OVID
manufacture and warranted superior TO any north
ern goods and which we offer at low prices.
= :. !. ANDREW PIZZINI u Co.,,
orlJ - s97 Broad street.
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ROOKs AND STATIONERY.

DREvENTrvE AGAINST CATCH
J. Ing CoLD-Go TO TUENER'6 ~ Msin
and keep in the house ont of the bad weather.
TURN ER keepsx fun supply or all the latest Pub.
locations. Also, WILLING PAPER, Esfk-
rythDg that Is usually kept in q bookstors.
ChhI ,TMAS GDJDs, CHRISTMAS GOODS.
J. WALL TURNER
de 19 ,114 Main street
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A COUNT BOOKS, 1869,

1sIs MAIN STREET.
we solicit early orders from merchants and
others who need BLANK BOOKS for the new
year.
We have the BEST MATERIALS and sUPE-
RIOK .WoB XXI Good stock Of BLANK
BOOKS or all kinds always on band. lf.EE 80
tG RANDOLPH IL ENGLISH,
Dealers In Law and Miscellaneous Books and Eta
tionery. .tE s-e DO IS
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DICHMOND GRANITE COMPANY
h We are prepared to furnish the very best
quality GRANITE, dressed or undressed In any
quantity. We will also build all kinds of GRAN
given to rough or dressed WALL WORK, GENIE
Terry WORK, &C., and all material furnished.
Ofice corner OF Canal and seventh streets.
GEORGE RLUMENTEAL,
90 n IN, Gurerintendant-
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CONTEMPORARIES.

AS AGENT FOR THE STATE OF
N VIRGINIA, l offer to the trade. to hotel
ana boarding house keepers MINCE MEAT,
MINCE NEAT 500 pounds Atmore's excel
sior MINCE MEAT, the best In the world, ready
for use put up In tubs jars. and barrels, just re,
ceIyed, fresh made and warranted uRsurpassea
or uEequslled by any made.
ALSO,
eco boxes two-pound cans PEACH az,
200 boxes two-pound cans rCmhIOES,
as agent for the packers, and at their prices.
Dealers supplied. LOUIS j. BOssiEuA.
de l4l2 Main street.
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~ E. KLoEBER, DENTIST, in 60
We serts BEAUTIFUL ARTIFICIAL aa11U
TEETH at TWENTY DOLLARS per set. Fer
feet ft and durability warranted. eau ana see
specimens of the work. 49,
serving the teeth.
Teeth e1tr acted without pain.
Dental Rooms, so2 Broad street. oc IL
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a COMFORT-SAWED AND SPLIT
IA WOOD.-PUMPS.-SA WE'D OAK AND
PINE WOOD, Il load nIed equal TO a half
cord-better quality and length, anu as cheap as
any.
kinding to be had here only. Also, sold full
leugth. Also, WELL PUMP, certified the best.
near Fourteenth street, and at pump and fuel fac
tory, south side Basin. -
des !. E. WATKINS.
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AIEW BoOKsl NEW BOOKsil-Inst

" received at No. leos Main street.
Theatrical Management In The South and West.
BY Sol. Smith. . -.
The Trotting Horse Of Amezics. BY Woodruff
Fun for the Million. zsga = sgsss s.
Canoes from English History. BY the autnor OF
Heir Of Redc1yfe. - go
The Life OF George and Robert Stephenson with
History OF the Invention or the Locomotive.
Spanish Gypsy. BY George Eliot
The Story OF Round loaf ~ tts Fl st..1.
Handbook for Travellers In Europe and th9
East. s a ,11f
All the above, with many other NEW and 1T.
TRACTIVE BOOKS can be had ut -. s.. y
'R a. II. CHRISTIAN d coz
oc u opposite the postofnce.
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WOOD AND COAL.

SOAL AND WOOD.-All in want of the
" best Ant HRACIrE COAL can be furnished
at the lowest market rates; or the best OAk
WOOD (long, per cord dclivered) at So; PINE
WOOD dong, per cord delivcred at IS so ;
SAWED OAK 1T 81; SAWED PINE ut sc SO {;
also, CLOVER HILL COAL. BY leaving orders
atyards Nineteenth and Cary or Seventh anu Grace
de l8 CHARLES n. PAGE.
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DENTISTRY.

GORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST, 60
m deyotes special attention TO the pre-
servation Of the NATURAL TEETH also IN,
berts ARTIFICIAL ONES UPON GUILD oE
low as the same qualify Of work can be procured
elsewhere. Old gold plate taken In exchange.
Extracting teeth, 81.
Spotswood Hotel, Richmond, Va. oc I'm
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al OF the best material, snd warranted 70 CIV
satisfaction.
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COAL, DIRT, and FARM CAETs.

MARKET CARTS and SPRING WAGON
MADE TO ORDER.
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TWO THOUSAND FLOUR BARRELS now O
hand will be sold low.
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BURNHAA WAHUW ELI,
no ae-lm superlntendtnt.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-10-02
0PEClAL NOTICES.
DIR. II A M H 8.

FORMERLY OF JAMES LOCK HOSPITAL
il NeV Orleans. Ia, testabsehed in 1851 Enc tor
the last six years located In Cetcaeo-thc snc
ceeeful Specialist OF tho age In the treatment 81 all
committed al his once and ruu0s ~ RAwnulru SWEET
cpxrrR OF DxAKsoaS srHsEv, ur STAIRS, upon the
treatment Of Chronic, Aercurial, Syphlitic. Blood
and skin Disesscs and all Disorders OF Co ntarious
Ven real Caarscer-wh.ch he cures Without the uec
Of me scury iodine pc.aeea, arsenic, any poison
but with hs NErraALixss - positive cure Tor all In
morn and blood poecns
rcs. Noctursl and Dinraa Kmissions, brought on b.
use of the organ. early indsscretion. excesses or
irhe,ited-eaueing lose Of memory. confusion De.
n,ese;on dimnepe OF vision, and often tines fScaui.
r. with 4 deplorabis train Of other Symptoms
tTated and radically cured by IN Invaluable method.
ssv,re time and xpenee. All diseases peculiar 10
the sexual organs, OF private character, radically
apn y he css horrible eass. vber, ~
blond ~ bsecns pssseesd-pssdseiag bloeehss q
ire fsce euaeIl vntssy blDtese-rans d tho heal -
siosrSned thruat - oo6e. eoe0 % the IimSo
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- 81 sS1heiaee-eGs4sallYe I'D psraaAeasly cared.
IA jar 4 reeooueaoee y the pree6 Of he
eo1ntrv oy professors Of medical eolleese. and b.
sSenlS srnI, 70 hin and b cured q oeee
n. 49, ear De consulted. eon0dentially, By let
~ p n nor esS Chicago. H.. eoel0sne stamp for
sst.,. s.swe,: or at his once and pasl0sv ae Ran.
6oInb street corner OF Deasnhosn street. from A.
= 10 op.x Ten separate roons. and private en-.
trance and exits. 90 that patients never come In
contact with each other. Everything private ~ a
inst published, by DR.. James. two pamphlets, on
s.v.rs.a.RusA and sTprIIis, md both cent In
seaed envelopes 10 any address, on receipt Of ten
cents ., three red postage etampa'