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three mon ths S455 Is9 o.
The amount of bonds the Company can issue on
325 miles, at SIG 000 mile, is S. 200 Co., Interest
in gold three months, at per cent on this sum- is
SSOO; ada 40 per cent premium, to correspond With
currency earnings is Sl09 900 showing that the net
earnings for this quarter were MORE THAN -FOUR
TIMES THE INTEREST on the First Mortgage Bonds
on this length of road.
First Mortgage Bonds, whose interest is so amply
provided for and SO thoroughly secured, must be
clHSsed among the SAFEST investments. They BAY
Six per cent, in gold aud are offered for the
present at ninety cents on the dollar, and accrued
interest at six per cent. in currency from July l.
Many parties are taking advantage of the present
high price of government stocks TO exchange Tor
these bonds, which 10 per cent. cheaper
and. at the current rate of premium gold pay
nine per cent. interest,
Subscriptions will be received in New York ct the
Conpanys office, No. 20 Nassau street, and by the
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK No. I Nassau St,
CLARK DODGE i Co., BANKERS, No. 81 Wall st.,
JOHN j. CISCO d Sos, BANKERS, No. 80 Wall st.
HENRY CLEws Co, BANKERS, No. 50 Wall st.,
HEDpENt MINcIIEsTER q Co., No, 50 Broadway,
and by banks and bankers generally throughout the
United States, of whom maps and descriptive pam
phlets may be obtained.
JOHN j. CISCO, Treasurer,
August 30, 1867. oc27 New York
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GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE

MILWAUKEE TO DETROIT. ifoK 70
WI Montreal, Niagara Falls, Butts ~ seuss,
Utica. Troy, Albany, Springfield, New 1fA, session.
etc
Passenger trains on the Michigan Cpntrs Railroad
excepted, AIS p d. Saturdays oxceptee, and 10 p
NJ, Saturdays and Sundays e1cspied al making
through connections.
Passengers leaving MilHaukes via chicago and
Milwaukee Railroad, twice dsilyl. oonnec5 at Chica
go with Michigan Central traina
Through ticket via this route and sieping berths.
ION night trains) can be had in MiiNaukse at Union
Ticket Office, Chicago and HilWauken Railroad, and
at their depot. HENRY o. WENTWORTH,
General Western Passenger Agent.
HAWLFY COLE. Pass. AIT MilWaulrea
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.

NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
49, FOB HREHEN VIA SOUTH
ScEH.EfA gmpton-The fFst-elass U. s. AL Steam
ssl1tll-sal8shps Atlantic, Bmielcs ~ &azenA
AEetrOpOlla, and Northern Light. sailing SAT-
URDAYS from Pier ~. N. R., for southampton and
Bremen, taking passengers to Southampton Lon
dom HAVE and Bremen at the following rates,
payable in gold. eE is equivalent II currency CTo
First cabin $40; second cabin, $685. atosrAgs BaE
From Bremen, Southampton, and Havre, 70 New
First cabin, Sll0; second cabin SIS; steersge SIS
Excursion tickets cut and home:
First cabin $40; second cabin $50; stesrage So
Sailing days from New York and Bremen-rJ un0 4,
Is and ., July . and ~, August 10 and a. SepteE-
Der and n, October and l9, November and Is
For freight or passage apply to
@. u. LAUGHLAND,
Agent for New Orleans, co Magazine St
ISAAC TAYLOR, President.
apl1 IL 20 Broadway, New York.
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Schooner Kate Brigham, Luce, for Havre-
WR Buddendorff
Brig G F Geary, Couklin, for New York
G. W Hynson eco
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MEDICAL.

nR. G. KELLOGG
Office, 1871 Camp st. Residence 1888 ST. Charles st
REMOVAL
Dr. KELLOGG has removed his residence to No
sSs st. Charles street, and office to No. 1877 Camp
street. de3 Sun
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AUCTION SALES.
SALEs OF REAL ESTATE q
BY q. e. CIR DEFY ~ CO.,
AucrGosEERs, OFFICE II EXCHANGE PLACE.
Auction sales at the
MERCHANTS & 'AUGTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Roval Street

Auction sales at the
MERCHANTS &'AUGTIoNEERs' EXCHANGE,
On Royal Street.
January 25-Three.story Brick Store and Dwell
ing No i!s Canal, het@eea RaronRs and pryades
streets; thresstory Brick Store No. l3 Bourbon, he
tween Canal and Oustomhouse streets; three-story
and attic Brick Building No. l5I Camp, between Julia
and Girod streets; two two-story Brick Dwellings
forming the corners of Basin, Cont, and Franklin
streets; neat two-stOry Frame Dwelling POy.
dras, between Magnolia and Clara streets
February l.-Estate of j. T. SlingeEland, two
two.story and attic Brick Buildings known as
"Harry's Casino opposite the National Theatre,
on Carroll, between Poydras and Perdido; two-story
Brick Dwelling No. 80 Robertson, between Bienve
and Customhouse streets, and the twostory Frame
House No 2s5 Castomhouse, between Where and
Robertson streets the two story Frame Dwelling
and Store No IS Claiborne, between Common and
Gasquet streets, facing the Claiborne Market.
February s.-Successiou of Herman Dieters, a
two-story Frame House First. between Dryades
and St. Denis streets.
February l5-success.On OF Lucy Kelly three two
story Frame Dwellings on Dryades, between TritOr
Walk and Calliope streets.
For particulars see plans at the Exchange. ian
LARGE AND PEREMPToRY SALE OF ELF
giant Match and Single Horses, Elegant Saddle
Horses, Fine Work Mules Fine Mich Cows, Bug.
gies, Elegant Bretts, Harness, Wagons, ETC., etc
at auction.
ny MONTGOMERY BROS. a co.
ID 3. N. Montgomery, AuCtioneer-Win be sold on
THURSDAY. January lev ~ II O'CLOCK AZ
Elegant MATCH HORSES.
Elegant SADDLE HORSES;
Fine WORK MULES;
Fine MILOH cows
ALSO
Top and Open Bugsies. Elegant Brstts' Harness,
TsSSsGOash, in United States Treasury notes
FURNrrURE-FURNITU
nv ATONTaOlMERK BROS - Co.
ID r. n. Montgomery, AuctioneeE-Wlll pc sold on
THURSDAY. January =. st oeioeA' ~ Oio
ssns 4s1i sssoGtmsnt Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI
TUE such q Rosswood h3Aossnlg ana Mssa.
~ and walnut Tetes, Sofas Spring ssat HSh9TEs
Easy ohsTa Asg6s To 9snt Ts RSe and BTssS
CarDeta French Plate Mirrors, Mattresses, hngray-
being the contents Of several well furnshed houses
A large invoies Of Cottage Beds. Cane and Wood
SEE TnS H1s CASH 81 aus
c. r aTRARDEY. I. L. MACON. NicH's J. HoET.
In Il. GIRARDEY a CO.,
REAL ESTATE AUcTIoNEERs,
Nos. IA ana 40 Exchange Place,
Between Canal and Cuatomhouse Streets in the
Merchants Exchange Building.
NEW ORLEANS.
win attend TO the Sale. Purchase, and Renting OF
Real Estate. IS herstofors negotiate Mortgages, and
attend 70 outdoor Sales oieyery description. DIT
d. +. scRuGus. FRANK A. BARTLETT.
CoRUGas q BARTLETT,
Auesioaeere.
NO. TonouPETOULAs STREET,
--6Nn--
haa Kew Lsvse.
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THE HEIRS OF LIyAUDAIs vs.. THE CITY
OF NEW ORLEANS EFT ALs-No. 2sn2-
SECOND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW OR
LEANS.
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WANTED.

h ARwEM-nY A GOOD CASH TEN ANT, A.
SD alsf. E0JEzl iu The fourth Disttlcss near =
~ caAtf |nlaE about nIz f1pnf1. uish Hlchen,
/ e n 81 f1c1l1 AFIr narzol haFIng geah npuse
Nn1 VIZ ADDRESS r., Republican onies. i~H
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AIEIers, January 81 1s0e.-At the regular
meeting Of the Radical Republican Club of this par
ish, the following resolutions we're unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the Radical Republican Club Of
the right bank, parish of Orleans cordially lndorse
the state ticket nominated by the late nominating
convention of the state of louisiana and pledge our
undivided support to said ticket.
Resolved, That will discountenanoe amy and all
attempts to divide the party by bringing before the
people of is state any other candidates for the
spectve offices of the state than those put before the
poop 9 BY said convention whether emanatinR from
the press or from dsaheeted politicians
WIN. PEASE, President.
NJ. McCORIY Secretary, iaA
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CATTLE MAHKET.
BOARDING.

b Rcon1s nn6 board for families and single gen
crncan b obtainsd ~ immsdinte applicatlon at
.ulia eiraet le.1
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Nv nj. pEATnERTON. No. Ihs row.

Wy HI. PEAEBERTON, NO. 1853 POY.
W. dras street, between st. Charles and Oaron-
deet streets, New Orleans. Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in Drugs, Medieines, Paints, Oils. Coors.
Narnishes, Glass etc., etc, has In store a large
assortment Of the following Goods which he will sell
at Low Prices, either Wholesale or Retail
White Lead of the best brands, French and Amer.
lean Zine Oil OF ali kinds Venetian RED and Span,
ish Brown. Yellow oehre. variety Of the best Var;
nishes, French Window Glass, Stove Polish, Sal
manufactured by himself
Also great variety OF Perfumery and Fancy rti-
Giles, for the toilet
The Store is well supplied with all kinds OF DrugI
and Medicines, fresh and of the best quality.
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Marine Intelligence.
OLEAREp YESTBRDAY.

oFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
Friday. January "A, 1853
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nR. j, WHITES MEDICAL INSTITUTE, COR
~ ner st Charles and Julia streets, is established
for the cure of all forms Of disease chronic and
acute DR.. j. White has had the advantages and
experience which large cities afford in an extern
sive practice and in all forms of disease, mors
than thirty years He is distinguished for his
ability and certainty 10 detect all the ailments
that affect the sufferer. This experience enables
him, with equal certainty instantly to perceive the
ze:-.3:cs i=dicatcc-to either STid ali as5s-as
his patients universally testify. distinguished
practitioner and professor in two medical colleges
stated in his address, years since, that " Dr. j.
White has great advantage over many physicians in
his correct diagnosis forming correct views Of ell the
diseases which his Atient Is suffering with" What
ever the character virulence Of the disease may
be, duty and humanity urge speedy and permanent
relief. If not too great distance DR.. White visits
patients who not able to come to the Institute.
Charges reasonable. N. B.-Persons desiring DR.. j.
Whites advice and remedies will be careful to call at
the northeast corner of St. Charles and Julia streets
address by letter. as there are several Dr. Whites
in the city. nol5 81 ly
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POLITICAL, NOTICES.

Ninth Ward Club New Orleans, Jauu.
airy "a 1ss8-Rssolyed, That we. the msnbers Of
the Mint Ward Radical Republican, Club indorse
the proceedings Of the State Nominating Conven-
ton held in this city the s0th Of December 1861 and
that we do pledge ourselves by all honorable
to support and aid in the election of the gentlemen
nominated By said convention; and be it further
Resolved. That the thanks of this Club and party
are due Messrs. MASSAGE and Douglass, delegates to
the Nominating Convention from this ward. for
the able manner 10 which they performed their
duties, and also for selecting good and true
as Messrs. Warmoth and Dunn to lead the state
ticket iaA VIC. KINSELLA.
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Olive Branch, Jones, from Cairo.
Idahoe, Blanks, from Beech Hills.
] N Sharp, Blanchard. from Lockport.
Victory. Dalferes. from Lafourche.
Aloe, Radovich, from Lower Coast.
Frances, Walker, from Mobile--P RR,
st Nicholas, Dowty, from Alexandria.
Lotawanna, Brinker, from Beech Hills.
Vicksburg, Blanks, from 0uachita City.
Fannie Gilbert, Kouns, from Shreveport.
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THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

HEIRS OF PIERRE GUY ROBIN DELoGNY
VS.. THE CITY OF NEW oRLEANs-No.
% 6o7-sEooND DISTRICT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS,
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CTOLEN FROM 1a4 BASIN .TREET

NOTE OF WESLEY CHAPEL
Methodist Episcopal Church to the order of r. Pc
claire for Sill TO- dated January IT, 1857 payable one
year, paraphed ne varetur by Edward Barnett, No
tary, payable at Citizens Bank
The public are hereby cautioned against negotiat-
ing the same as PAYMENT has been st0pped. JAZZ 81
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j EFFE RsONVILLE. MADISON, AMI
INDIANAPOLIS BAKLROAD.

NlHE ONLY ALIrRAIL ROUTE TO THE EAST.
l. North, and West-Passengers taking this route
arrive in Eastern Cities Eleven Hours in advance o.
passengers leaving same day on o. s. Mailboats.
Trains leave and arrive at JefeTsonville Depot Jim
mediately opposite Loaisville) as followB:
DEPART. ARRIVE. :
6:50 A 81 exct Sunday 5;45 A. n, exct Sund
2:OO p, NJ, 200 p. n, o.
6:l5 r. NJ. .. SATURDAY. lU:50 P. NJ, .. o..
l2:60 Night, e. :. 1900 Night, e. :.
4S~ Baggage checked through to all princtp
points.
~ Elegant Sleeping Oars on all night trains
RS- For condensed through time tables and con
nectons small bills and call at Companys ONCE,
former Third and Main streets, Louisville, Kentucky
HORACE SCOTT,
- - General Superintendent
General Ticket Agent.
leffeTso7ville. Ind. JuV l. a6T.
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PACIFIC NAIL sTEAaTsHTP 90.

EACAF1O NAIL sTEAM8AAF co.
FnHRoUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA. TOUCH
ing ct Mexican ports, and carrying SHIFTED States
mails. Through in twenty-five Days
Steamships on the Allan Connecting on the Psoiao
tic. with the
ARIZONA. ICOLORADO,
henry OHAUNCEY, lOoNSTlTUTJON.
NEW YORK, lGOLDEN CITY,
OCEAN QUEEN, SACHAMENrO,
NORTHERN LIGHT, IGOLDEN ACE,
COSTA RIGA. IKOETANA, lsrc., EIC.
One Of the above large and sBondid steameaAp9
viii leave Pier No. a. North river. loot " Oanal
ztft at Il o'clock, noon the lst llt ana zlet OF
every month Except when those dates tail on sun
day, and then On the preesding SATURDAY, Tor As
FlNE Ala eonneeing "a k A. S. ~. w. ~
SAN FRANCISO0, 10uohing al ACAPULCO.
enaFfurea Of lst and 2lat coHucot at Panama with
StsAilers for eygL5H RAOlt1Q and QEHrRAL
SansFtnrs Il the nth each nonth connects with
the new steam line from Panama 10 AUSTRALIA
ne steamer Of August 18th viii connect closely
with oteamer GREAT REPUBLIC from San FRAN
cisco september %, for Yokohama and Hong Kongs
at kokohsina WITH steamer DOhfA blCAfor NAgei
discount q ONE oUAnTER from atsaEsrs
rates allowed 70 second cabin and steerage passeu-
gs4ras, VIII jill, tamilss Als2 az elloNanee q IN
families, and school teachers.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult;
b4gEage Masters accompany baggage through aud
etend the ladies' and children Wllhonf nltla pF0,
teotcr4. bagEage reviewed on the dock .14 DAY -
fore sailing, from steamboats railroads. I1d pzsaq-
gers who prefer 70 send down early.
An e1pere nced surgeon On board Aa4iclnea ana
oe 5ssssis fietsta. or fasshsr Information, appv
81 the Company tiokot Office, on tho wharf. 4QOA
or CANAL 5fAEhI, NORTH RIVER NAV
sss r,R. BABY.
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Passengers Agent
OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Jas Poatoidce Boz 1874
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MEXICO.

MEXICO
A NEW ENTERPRISE IN A NEW DIRECTION
A party having lived in different parts of Mexico
during period of twelve years and who is well &C
turning to Vera Cruz and the City OF Mexico; has
recent commercial communications from that city.
Parties desir0us OF taking sending goods to that
country can avail themselves Of this opportunity for
an interpreter or business partner ANY information
on this subject will receive prompt attention Will
lie We positively in two or three weeks, Address
ial2 MEXICO PostufiCe Box 24S2
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BELOW UUMINH UP,
Ship Lorenzo, Folinsbee, twenty days from
New York, to G A Fosdick Geo
Schooner ) Bragdon, Newcomb, from Bos-
ton, to master
Schooner Denike, Jones, twenty-elght
days from New York, to G A Fosdick &
CO
Schooner Ralph Carleton, Perry, from
Rockland, Maine, to Thorndike &
Norton
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AEERCHANTA' AND BANK ERs'
GRAND DIsFRI ION.

TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS AT
ONE DOLLAR EACH TWO HUNDRED
THOUSAND PRESENTS, OR ONE
FOR EVERY TICKET. WILL
POSITIVELY TAKE
PLACE on
Saturday, March IA, 1868, at Irving
Hall, New York
To be conducted on the MUTUAL BENEFIT
PRINCIPLE, and the farest and most impartial
plan of distribution yet offered to the public Secure
your tickets at once,
present in cash $20C0l
present in 10000
presents in cash, each $500. .,.,.... -. 10000
presents in cash, each $4,000 .......,.,... 10000
100 presents in cash, each S50,,,...,....... 5000
1875 presents, from 81 to $40 each...... 1900
80 Sewing Machines, valued at. 10000
"A Grand Piano Eortes, valued IL $50
l5 Full Sets Diamonds, valued at ,.,,,..... 81 $50
l6s Gold and Silver Watches valued at.,... 2l,322
Assorted Presents, amounting to............ 555Ie
PRESENT FOR EVERY TICKET.
Ali who desire 60 purchase should do so at once
SO as to enable us to register them before u hnal
distribution.
Tickets 81 each three for So 60; six for So; twelve
for $40.
Ailawards will be delivered as directed, the day
after the distribution and the result sent to each
ticket holder at once. send stamps for prospectus
ana list of prizes Reliable agents with good refer
enoes wanted. Address L. b. NORRIS & co,
Jazz 2m III Broadway, New York.
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BANKRUPTCY.
Parties who are DESTROYS of availing themselves Of
the benefit of the Bankrupt Act can have their
schedules prepared by competent person by ad-
dressing CLERK. care of this office. Jas lw
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.


down and to sea, 10th instant, ship Mo.
Fart, brig H Kennedy, schooner James
Young-Brought up ship Alice Thorn
dixie, bark H Litchield, and schooner
Innisa z Smith
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To Whom H May Concern.
THE UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVES NO.
i tice OF his appointment as Assignee of JOHN
ID. LEYIHSON, Of New Orleans. IN the parish OF
Orleans and State of Louisiana within said District
who has been adjudged q Bankrupt upon his own
petition by the DIst Tict court OF SAID District.
Dated New Orleans January Il, 1859.
iaii lsEst EE NORTON, Assignee.
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GREAT BROAD GAUGE DOUBLE -G.oK
" route TO New York, Boston, and New kNgland
cities
THIS RAILwAY EXTENDS FROM
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Correspondence o. Tho London Times
Eruption Of Tosuyius.

NAPLES, Nov. 20.--As yet l have domo
scarcely more than note The fact of the crup-
ton Of Ves,vus, but so much has it increased
since Wednesday last, and so marvellously
beautiful is the spectacle, that it merits
more detailed report Unlike those terrific
displays which VIC have had at times, and
which cease with one great effort, this is
lava eruption increasing ever in force and
beauty, and promising duration of some
weeks, if not months. If so-and it is the
opinion of those most experienced in these
mattcrs-al the world may sec it as soon as
tho groundless fears as to the state of Naples
have vanished. For tho first one or two nights
tho mountain was modest enough in its dem-
observation-disclosures of fire shot up to an
nouncc it's internal agitation, and thin stream
Of lava tricklcd down behind in the direction
Of Ottajano, which lies on the south cast side
of Vesuyius. Some friends who went up
thero early gave vague idea of the scene,
and spoke of eight or ten new oraters, being
no moro than so many assures opened by the
explosive force of the mountain, and which
change in number and character from day to
day. For the last two or three nights, how
ever the scene has been as grand rs can well
bc conceived but, before giving details, let
me describe the actual state and appearance
Of the mountain. Since iDecenlbcr, 1861, it
has beon almost quiesccnt; with the exception
Of one or two sulky and uncertain puffs, and
our clear blue atmosphere has ceased to be
marked with the spiral columns of smoke
On the very summit has gapcd the hugo ora
ter, measuring nearly 700 feet in circumfor
ence, around which oycn children might have
played, being careful only to avoid corair
sulphnrous exhalations which were omitted Al
intervals. During the last two years d smal
cone has been formed by the matter gradually
cjeotcd from this snlphurous hole; wc coult
scarcely SEQ its head above the walls of tn,
largo crater, but, within tho last week, lik
some presumptuous STRIPPING, it has shot III
j aboveits venerable parent, andthisi it is whicl
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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORE.
l of every one his own Doctor being q Srivnte
Instructor for Married Persons or those about to-
Marry, both Male and Female, in everything cons
oerning the physiology and relations of our Scxu-
al IL system, md the Production Prevention Of
Offspring, including all tho new discoveries never.
before given in tho English language, by VIM.
YOUNG, M. D. This is roaly'a valuable and IN
tteresting work. Itiswrttenih plain language for,
tho general reader, and illustrated with upwards
people, or those contemplating marsiags. ana hav-
ing tho least impodimentsto married fe should
rendthis book. Itdiscloses secrets That oycry orc
should be acquainted with. Sill II is n book That
must bo locked up, and notlio about tho house.
1t WILDE sent to any ono on the receipt of fifty
conts. Address DR. VIM. YOUNG, No 81 Spruoa
street, above Fourth, Philadepha.
July 81, 1857 ts(17 d4 1r y