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New Advertisements.
1856 SEVENTH STREET 1876
AT REDUCED PRICES UNTIL SEPTEMBER.

PAPER.HANGINGS, WINDOW SHADES, PIC
TuRE CORD AND TAssELs. PAINTINGS,
BNGRAyiNGs, PICTURE FRAMES. sc,
At less than our regular prices, for cash, until
September. to make room for full stock
Embraced In the above will be found tho largest
faeturers in tho country, Including beautiful va.
riety Of hns Stamped Gilt Parlor Papers, with 4
dor and Oval and Square Picture Frames, Tas.els,
Pictures, &e all OF which will be offered At prices
to make the advantage mutual. Please call and
compare goods and prices before paIehasinf;
Terms cash. J. MARKRITER,
No, +s5 Seventh street, between d and
SITS. Blight doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
Please remember the name and number. augt-et
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Arrested for Producing Abortion.

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 3.-Dootors J, j.
Sperry and ]. L. Lyon were brought before
the police court to-day charged with producing
an abortion upon Mrs George Botaford, re-
spectacle married woman OF this city, which
resulted In death. She made affidavit before
she died that instrumental abortion was pre-
duced by the two doctors above named. Lyon
was placed under bond OF sl,5OO for trial on
Thursday, and sperry under bon,,S for $500 to
appear August II.
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CALLER CUSHING on FRANK BLAIn.-Mr.
Isaac N. Morris addresses letter to General
Frank p. Blair based upon the following text I;
"a few days after the nominations were made
by the convention which assembled in New
York, on the Ith OF July, l had a conversation
in Washington city with General Gushing, of
Massachusetts, in which that em!uent jurist
and politician said: The simple question to
determine at the election is, shall General
Grant or Frank Blair he President for the
next four years, for il Seymour Is elected he
will not live year. SIr. Morris then pro-
oceds to define what manner OF man General
Blair in ~
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The Atlanta NeiO Era, in speaking Of the
newly-eleoted United States Senator from
Georgia, DR.. Miller, who is claimed as Dem
ocrat, says, In allusion to his speech, which
the agent Of the Associated Press declared was
In favor OF Seymour and Blair 1--WE learn
that in his speech on Wednesday night DR..
Miller did not say Democrat once, nor did he
make any allusion to Seymour and Blair
We also learn that Dr. Miller is utterly OPP
posed to any move looking to disorganiza
tion OF the State governments Of the recon
stFucted StateB,n
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PROPOSALS FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN.
BALANCES AND WAGONS.

DEPOT QUAHrBRnAsTER's OPPICB,
WARRINGTON, d. O., August 5, l6bS.
PEopoaAla will be- received at this office until
LANCES and seven hundred aud thirty ARMY
WAGONS, in lots Of from ten upward. They have
all been used, but are still In seryiceable order,
and eau DO seon at Lincoln Depot, near this city.
Propositions for selecting any number over ten
from the lot will DO entertained II suitable prices
arc offered.
Bidders will be notified Of tho acceptance or re-.
lection OF thalr bids, aud payment In Government
funds required prior to delivery, Tho right ls
reserved to reject any or all proposals offered Bids
will DO submitted 10 tho Quartermastcr General
before acceptance or rejection,
Proposals. must be addressed to the undersi gnod,
marked 'PrOpOsRls for the purchase Of Ambulapocb
or wagons, or both. as the case may be, aud bid
dsrs will give their post oilca address.
by order Of the QuArtermssteL General
j. q. McFERkAN,
Deputy QusrteTInaster General, Brey. Brig. Cen.
U, 5. army, and Depot QuartermAster. AuI-6t
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CHARLESTON, August s.-Alarming reports
OF the temperance OF the cotton caterpillar
arc brought In from several Of the Sea Is.
lanla.
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Bosros, August s.-Catharine Qiannon, .
domestic discharged from the family Of Z. W.
Burnstead, Of Highland District, II In jail,
charged with trying TO burn the Burnssesd
dwelling house.
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Alabama LegisIature-Tho Crops.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 3.-In tho Sen.
ate, the only bill OF Importance discussed to-
day, was the disability bill. No deanite action
was reached. In the House, large number
were passed which possess a local interest
only. The Common Council bill created an
animated discussion. The Speaker made the
point of order, that only the original bill could
be properly put to the House, and that the
clerk had no right to read from printed
copy.
Tho original could not be found, having been
lost by the committee to which II WAS re-
ferred. This created great confusion. No
lions were made and appeals taken In 'apid
succession in much disorder, and the House
adjourned until Q o'clock tomorrow. This
bill Ia the pet scheme Of the ertreme men.
Its passage Is doubtful.
The rains are doing immense damage, and
worms are appearing In all this section.
1t is estimated that the cotton crop Is al
ready cut short one-half.
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THERE IS ONE SCHEME which our enemies
will resort to, and they will play the game to
the fullest extentj 1t is this They will seek
to naturaliIe all ignorant foreigners In places
where they can DO found, and thus swell the
vote for the Democracy In some localities,
This class OF people, controlled by their preju.
dIees, will be appealed to, and 1t will be said
to them, DO you wish to be placed on an
equality with niggersi or course, this with
a little money will be enough. Let these man
Agers who do these things DO watched.
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PARIS, August SAN Imperial decree has
been issued, authorizing the issue Of new.
loan.
VIENNA, August s.-Dispstehes from Bu-
ehsrest report that q fight had taken place
near Ruetschuek, between Turkish troops and
the insurgents, in which the latter were dc
fcated and dispersed. II was rumored that
Turkish gun-bost had been fred on from the
shore in the neighborhood OF Galstz.
RoxR, August SIT is reported that In the
Consistory, which will be held by the Pope
next month, Merodi, Cigi, Tslbotronai, Far
rsri, and segretti, will be appointed Cardinals
LIVERPOOL, August SO p. m.-After the
close Of the regular market cotton was easier,
and the market for breadstuffs heavy, on
wheat.
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BY THE TERMS OF the decision Just made by
the Law Court In Portland, Maine, the prop
erty In that city, said to amount to nearly
81 900, 900 In value, belonging to tho heirs OF
the late Commodore Preble, has been formally
restored to them by the trustee, Nathaniel =.
Deering, esq, according to the terms Of tho
Tln,
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pronounces Mr.. Seymour hthe most magnin-
cent OF all humbugs," and this since the nomi-
nation
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DEATH OF GENERAL HALPINE

CARDINALS TO BE APPOINTED
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Special Notices.
pf. OFFICE OF PUBLIC BUILD
V@ lNGs. GROUNDS. AND WORKS

wAsuisaTos, July 81, 1865.
Section Of an act Of Congress approved July 20,
1855, onacts "that no satuary, paintings. or other
hereafter be allowed TO be exhibited In the rotunda
or any other portion OF the Capitol buildlngi and
Il shaft be the duty OF the supernte dent in charge
Of the public bulldingsto remove all such statuary.
paintings, or other articles, being the property OF
In compliance with the above reolted act. parties
who may have statnary, paintings, or any other
articles In the rotunda, or any other portion OF the
Capitol, requested to remove the same with the
least delay; otherwise they will be re-
moved and stored By the officer In charge Of public
buildings and grounds at the risk End expense Of
auI.st Brevet Brig. Gen. U. s. Army
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CBLRCT FAMILY MOONLIGHT BXCURsIOY
. PITY NILES DOWN THB RIvBh

The safe and eommodious steamer wawaset will
leave the Seventh street wharf THU RSDAY EVEN
INC, August 0, ats clock. Returning, will reach
Wsshlngto at . o clock a. IN. Street cars will be
In waiting. The Arion QnRdrille Band has been
engaged fer the occasion No liquor sold or allowed
aboard the boat. Refreshments at city prices,
Every effort will be made to make this the most
pleasant excursion OF the seassn. Tickets, Ono
Dollar; children half price. For sale At the princi
pal music aud book stores, aud by the committee.
GoyNITTBB:
7. A. LvTZ, JOHN p BILLS,
II. Y. ZIMMERMAN, CHAs, A. SEARS,
3. T. q. MORsELL, JESSE b. WILSON,
ISAAC L. JOHNSON, CHAs. 7, HARTMAN,
CHA5 7, CRAEDELL, HENRY II. BRADLEY,
GEO. A. THOMAS, JOHN N, POLLIN,
WIN. i, BELL, ANDREW BARKER,
ANDREW BARKER, CHAS. b. BAILY.
Aui-4t
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A BATTLE BETWEEN THE TURKS
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Medical.
1 ,R. M. A. BLANKMAN,
SURGEON AND DENTIST,
oYPros No. 31a ? STREET,

Between Eleventh md Twelfth, ncxt door to Sears
Drug Store.
Refers to Bishop McGill, Of Richmond, and all
and Richmond. aud Drs Garnet, Evans, Buekler,
Of Washington. jy2l-u
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OFFICERS:

MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD,
J. x. BARNES, Surgeon General United States
Army, Washington.
P. J. HORwITz, Chief Medical Department
United States Navy, Washington.
D. W. BLISS, N. D., Washington.
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w INTs AR,f,-44
CURES IN 2 TO DAYS.
Sold at so Pennsylvania avenue. aplS-u
tyr. CURTIS. N. D., =. R. c. g., SO.
Author Of
MANHOOD"
EXPOSE OF oUACKs AND oUACKERY,"
'THE USE OF THE MICROSCOPE IN GER.
TAIN CASES OF DEBILITY" &c.
Has devoted many years Of his extensive practice
entirely to the treatment and cure Of
NERVOUS DISEASES
Arising from debility and abuses productive q 20
many instances Of premature decay.
May be consulted by letter or at his residence,
No. lss y street, between Twentieth and Twenty
nrst treets, Washington, D. c., from the hours Of
10 a. m. to Q p. IN, and from Q to p. m. FELTON,
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ATLANTIC CABLE SERIOUSLY DAMAGED
INTERESTING SOUTHERN NEWS
FROM EUROPE nv CABLE.

eiou.Murdsrs sem Rif,
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EUROPEAN NEWS BY GABLE
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LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

ny THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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gluo'usbnrg ge'uatsat.
Wednesday, June "a. 1868.
NOTICE.

After the Goth Of August next we will not
send out the DEMOCRAT to any Of our sub
scribers who have not paid their subscrip.
tions. All the material used is cash in
advance besides all the labor we employ
ispaid..for in cash as it is performed. When
q subscription hangs over year, the little
profit we would have upon it, il paid in nd.
vance, is lost 1t is lost in this way We
have invested that money in material and
labor aud laid year out Of it, thus losing
the use Of the cost Of paper, besides inc
small fractional profit On one subscription
the profit would be small, but in the ngsre-
gate, (say two thousand subscribers) it would
amount to snug sum Of money to the edi-
tor. Those in arrears will please heed this
notice, and attend to their subscriptions in
time.
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II EADING RAIL ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Nav Goth, 1868,


GREAT TRUNK LINE FROM THE NORTH
| and North West for Philadelphia New York, Read
ing. Pottsville, Tamaqua Ashland Lebanon Allen.
town: Essson, Ephrsta' Li.iI Lancaster, Colun'Oia
Trains leave Harrisburg for New York, rs follows
at 81, ss and ~ Az, IL ~ 0S e3s rH connect
ws aaa ys as; New 9 %os at sus %
n So AN and 50, 40 2. \. and l03Ur. T.: Sleeping
Curs accompanying ths 2So y and sS n.
Leave harrisburg Tor Reading. Pottsville, Tama.
| qua, Minersvlle, Ash and, Pine Grove. Allentown
aud Philadelphia. at y 10 and 20s aud 10 ~,
at Lebanon Sn G1
Columbia only. For Pottsville, schuyikili ilayen
aud Auburn, via schuylkiil and sasquelanna Rail
Leave i,So Ss W. :. On and
| S OO und w Pm. Sleeping cars accompanying the
| 0 90 a. y. and 90 aud . 90 n. trims without
Way Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at 2 30 4
NJ returning from Reading stG 10 !. stopping At all
stations. Po.yi'is e az q I'D s4s A'a
land md on M;ana a. J. h ~ n ana wf' \" fsn'sqaa u
Leave Po,tsville. for Harrisburg via 6chuylk,l and
snsquehanna Railroad At Z 70 n. and ~ 10 moon.
| at73U n returning from Philadelphia al l5PN.
| Pottstown Accommodation Tram Leaves Potts
town ut IS a. NJ, returning leaves Philadelphia at
Columbia Rail Road Trains leave Readins at 2 90
A. NJ, and is p N. for Ephfa.a. Liiis, Lancaster
Columbia, &c.
| PerktOinen WatfOdd Train0 tehvo fefktonleu juno
ton at o w a. ~ and S SIS ?. NJ. Returning: Leave
Ikippatk at o 45 a. NJ, and IS 2. Me-, connecting
| with similsr trsins OH Reading Rail Road.
| On sundays Leave New Y0rA at . on = NJ, Phila'
| delphja W A N, aud Is ". the y 0O N, train
running on,y TO Reading Pottsviiie S00 M. tlaI'
risalrV S Us A NJ, 4 10 and . rs r und Reao.ng at
| / Oi, Y So and Z IS A n tor Harrisburg aud w
| NJ, and n 40 , Il for New York aud as p N. fol
| Philadelphia.
sion Tickets 70 and ftom all pointsai tednced rates
Baggage checked th, ough; iuO pounds allowed each
russetivur, @. A. kiCOi,t.6
General supcsintsndcat,
Reading ~ May 81, 1859.
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THE Fourth Of July is coming to Blooms
burg in all its glory, pomp and show on the
first Saturday in that month, which fact is
established beyond all cavil. In another
column Of the DEMOCRAT will be found an
advertised notice Of the exercises to be per-
formed during the day. We direct special
attention to it; besides, cordially invite all
or readers to come and witness the Fourth
in Bloomsbury. We, being q member Of
ono of the Committees, feel as if We have
perfect right to invite ere'ybotly, and
we've done it. Now we II see whether they
will come!
Bloomsburg democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1867-1869, 1868-06-24

pS- TnE Commissioners appointed by
Act Of Assembly to select site for State
Lunatio Asylum, visited our county on Fri.
day last. We arc credibly informed that
the highest degree Of admiration was ex-
pressed by the gentlemen composing the
Commission, Of the favorable character Of
the proposed location, near Bloomsburg.-
Such men as DR.. Trail Green, DR.. Reid,
DR.. Curwen, are not apt to pronounce opin-
ions without due deliberation, and from all
We can gather we arc inclined to the belief
that our growing town will have one more
added to the public institutions with which
she is already adorned. The grounds visit.
cd by the Commissioners were those Of Rev.
D. j. Waller, Mr.. Howell, and othcrs, in
the Mount pleasant region.
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN
SETTING, MACHINES.
Esnpive shuttle Machine !
TABLESPOONS, $50 Broadway, n. r.,
$50 Washington tts0et, Boston,
y2i Chatnut Street. Philadelphia,

sALRsROOhis, $40 Broadway, r.,
ESQ Washington ets0et, Boston,
rl Y2i Chasnut Street. Philadelphia,
PATENTED PEB. II. 1870.
THIS MACHINE !. constructed on entirely new
i principles Of mechanism, poslessine many fags
and valuable improvements. having been sxaininad
by the most profound experts. and pronounced 10
Be
Simplicity and eyection Don,Jiaed.
II has u straight needle. pcrpendicuiur action,
makes the LOCK or sHt TILE STITCH. which will
neither RIP Aor RAvEL and 10 alike on both sides
material, from Ienther 10 he finest Nansook muslin,
with cotton linen, or silk thread from the coarsest
10 the 6nest number. Having neither CAM OF COG
WHEEL. and the ieast possible friction. u runs ~
smooth a. glass; nDd 10
Emphaticaly Noiseless Machine '
Il requires FIFTY PER CENT. less power 20 drive
Il than uny other muchno In the market. A girl
twelve years Of age can work u steadily, without
fatigue or injury 10 health.
Its Strength and wonderful Simplicity ofCunstrue.
,on renders i. almost possible 10 aei out VI order,
and in GUARANTEED BY the company 10 give en-.
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We respectfully invite all those who may desirc 10
supply themselves with superior article. TO come
aud examine this UNRlvALLED MACHINE.
One half hours Instruction 10 sufficient TO enable
any person to work this machine to their entire sat.
isfaciion.
Agents wanted for all towns In the United states,
where agencies 1rc not already established. Also,
for Cuba, Mexico. Central and eouth America. to
whom liberal discount will be given,
EMPIRE SEWING MACHINE MFG CO..
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ass- DRs. SrRAwBRlpGr, of Danville. T.

a@- DRs. STRAwBRIDGE, of Danville, i.
C. HARRIsoNa and Il. W. Wells, of Blooms
burg, performed an operation for cancer on
the face of ALnERT HUNTER, Of Pine, on
Thursday last, at the American House, in
this town. We understand that it was an
extremely difficult piece Of surgery. Tho
disease had taken effect on the lower jaw,
near the mouth which obliged the opera.
tors to remove parts Of the bone from the
jaw. Mr.. Hunter is doing well, under the
circumstances. The operation was severe
one and the third time he has been per.
formed upon for cancer.
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etS- The Columbian of last week says,
that the names Of Cyrus B. McHenry, and
Il. j. McIIenry twill be presented for the
consideration Of the Democratic County
Convention" as candidates for Representa-
tive. We are not in the habit of becoming
passionate, and in that mood, calling our
neighbors liars, as is the wont of our cotenl-
porary, but the cause Of truth compels US
to say, that the names of neither Of these
gentlemen will be before that Convention
for any such purpose.
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lEg-DR. BROWER, Of the .Montour

l4%DR. BROwER, Of the .Nontow An,erii.
can, in his last issue, with characteristic
mcanness. assails Col. TATE, the veteran
Democratic editor, now of the Niuia,ss-
port Standard, because the Col. sees prop
CT to give some co.scoundrel of the doctor
adequate fits. Brewer should know and re-
member that Col. TATE was lire working
man, devoting his energies to the interests
of his country, when lie, Brewer, was yet
giving his time to hirsute pursuits. And
more, Col TATE carried his musket as pri-
yate in 1862, in defence Of the Union to
Antetam, while Doctor Brewer was indulg-
ing in mint julips and young potatoes.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who in early life was n victim TO iha
dehasing vice 30 common to youth. which resni.et
in Seminal Weakness, Involuntary missions aud
Nervous PrOstraiiOn and canH near ensiuv MS day.
in hopeless misery. After using numo rous remr.
dies without success. he obtained IRON friend some
simple rules and prescriptions that an-cia' a PR
manent cure. On behalf Of suffering hv' snity hr
will send the same free Of charge 10 all who may
desire il. address EDGAR TREMAiNE.
station u. tiblr House, New YORK
Nov,mhe,6 a 1857
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10- All who arc interested in education
will not fail to attend the laying Of the
Conversions Of tho State Normal School
Building, at this place, on Thursday next.
Eminent speakers, men Of education and
distinction, from abroad will be present and
take part in The exercises, which have been
announced to commence ut half past ono
o'clock, p. NJ.
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1@ WHOEVER said that the Hon. Wm.
Hopkins poulH deliver an address at the
laying of the Cornerstone Of the State Nor
NAL School, at Bloomsbury, on the 25th
inst, Of course lied. The Columbian said
somebody was falsifyiug, and we would like
to.know the name Of the villainous individual
who SO greatly shocked that virtuous
sheet with so false an allegation!
We are credibly informed that the Hon.
G. j.. Ward will deliver an address on that
interesting occasion.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ANEw REMEDY IN CONSUMPTION. "A Physl.
sn wMo nso w !s. .rs. ~, wn
Q medicine unknown 10 the profession, when his
% % appeared hoPssss. us 10 ,ht only physIeIsn
whohss used u In his own person. or who 6as say
cree Of hsath hs now enjoys 70 nothing hut tha use
Of bis mcdMino; and nothina but utter despair snd
entire extinction of all hope Of recovery. toeeihef
with want Of confidence oil Others induced him to
hssasd the e1perimsnt To those suGtsiLa with any
dissnse Of tbs iunys be proh'rs treatment he eo.d
IDENTIFY believes will, eradicate tho disease Priec
per bostls or 4aa half dosen sent by express. Seud
los circular OF cail on
VR. @. ROvLsTON JACKSON,
No $50 North Tenth istFcst, rhilsdslahia.
June ID, l5Ca--ly.
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Bells Specific Pills,

he may resover his health. Make.therefnrc ns de.
lay in using this remedy. II gives spesdy re lief aud
viii soon effect cure in all cases Of Seminal Weak.
ness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous Debility and
arrangements Of the urinary organs Postivs hene.
6t il derived bv using single box. IL 10 entirely
vegetable and harmless and no change Of diet is
necessary whilst using them.
Price tine Dollar per box with fnl, dirce tions.
Sold by Druggists generally. la places whsyc
they cannot be- procured wilI send thom hy mail
the money. Address. j. BRYAN, N. d. oi3 uRoAp.
WAT NEW YoRK.
Private and confidential circulars will be- sent to
ieiuen free of charge.
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p6cNorIcE TO FIsHERMEN.-A reasona-
bic price will bc paid in cash by the Super
intendent Of the Exchange Saloon, in this
town, for ecls. catfish, frogs and turtles. -
A fine chance is how afforded tho boys to
make their 4th Of July money. At this So.
loon is the place to get good lunch
Give CAL. 0 call.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the efocts o.
youth ul iudscrstiOn. will for the sake Of suff.riDG
humanity, send free TO all who need IT, the recipe
and directisns for making tho simple remedy by
which he was cured. sufferers wishins 10 profit by
The advertisers experience, can do 80 BY addressing
IN perfect confidence, JOHN d. OGDEN. ~ Ceds
Street. New York. May 3D. lsh5