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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
INDEPENDENT ORDER OF ODD FELLOWS.

public installation of officers OF Mechanics
Lodge No l3 took place last night at No s27 Bowery
The following officers (elective) were installed for six
months: Noble Grand John 4. Knox: viee Grand
Nathan Goble; Regarding Secretary Moses D. saas
staled ten officers (appoiRted namely, Right and Lett
Supporters OF the Noble Grand and OF the Vice Grand
Warden Conductor, Outside and lnede Guards, Right
and Ell scene Supporters l.. g. James D. Reyber con-
tinues Chaplain The ceremony OF installation was com
anced Inv the reading OF the esd Psalm by the Chaplain
after which there was prayer. The Noble Grand elect
then came forward, and made solemn declaration 70
afr which he was invested with the collar OF his rank
Each OF the other officers went through IKE ceremonial
Al the end District Deputy Grand Marshal John Gamble
was presented with tho r. g. regala, tho presentation
being accompanied by appropriate speech by the NJ
a There was q large number OF ladies present
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INQUEST IN HOMICIDE CASE IN HoBoKES.

Coroner White last evening held an inquest
over the body OF Ann simmons. John AMMAN testined
that on Friday last size went to HenbrockePs grocery
tore IN purchnse some food and that he next saw er
after she had received her fatal injuries .n1
fold him that she hal been thrown upon tho siuor
aud kicked by lille. and that Hie haa oeen lhh h
angry by her resentment OF an nss m thai aacaassa
tvo weeks previously Ho also testineu tnat ueceaseu
had moi bee sck for three months previously and that
sbo WIS not under influence OF liquor when she LETT
home. ~. -.or..., 4. 81, n, oo.oa
o. .oma yeara from a large tum0r, and DR., Elder, who
aSe postmortem examination, testified that he fennd
a. The stomach tumor Weighing from 10 10 II pounds that
thsre VIVA bruised spot upon IT, which might have been
nroduced either by blow fall and that death was
e S,rsot result OF the rupture OF the tumor. Claus
s,pbrooke who had been the employer Of Hille testi
ea that the woman entered his Friday aud soon
atterw ard drank with man whom she called Dublin
that when he ner, Hille had his arms
s sronnd her waist, endeayonng to put her
ont OF tho store. He succeeded but the
uoman returned, whereupon no seized her and threw
her to the side walk witness could not say whether
WteIcked not; Hlle immediately after tho ARRAY
went into store and put his coat snd went away
Al this point the inquest adjourned until
afternoon at d. III. lille committed to tho county
iail 20 await tho result Of the investigation
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THE STATE or TRADE.

DOMESTIC A'ARKBrS -
MgsPBB Oct 6Cotton active h Ang' S4i d|Se eceip ~
bas; l29 bales Flour ~ OOrp % OsS
5bGS8e Pork pA So Lard 20Gzle Bse H nfnef onoua ite
Sides, 2fic.
MOpILk Ala Oct 6Cotton In fair demand NC closed Msay se
loo bales; Mddhuy Ale receipts 7s bsesI sn - ohes
ST. Oct 6TObsceo active COttobbot Nng cong roaf
quiet superne % &9sI Isl Extra - $685. Dooss
IS asa Treble Extra IS 75dS6 Wheat wi no. heo
Fall 81 O5G 81 %; No. Red FALL 81 l0dSl ISL CSce ~ y
81 as No White 49, Choice 81 26 No 2kebaska hns W
9c Corn d for choice Yellow and White which g nrmer
MIXED In bulk choice Yellow q 079 Mixed sacks SDsoc
choice Yellow 368Se; choice White o09o Oats dull ava IN
chsaged Barley doll 81 lOds 80 fOt prime ehse spn end
$685. for Pail RYE du slGase o Prime to Chsce wbsS
81 i6 Mess Pork du e32 2as 30 Dry Sailed Meats hrm a.
Clear Sdea Bacon active ie for Shoulders .0 for Clear Rib
Sides and if20ic for Clear Sides Lard dull at s1leic for
Tecej Zoe for Keg Cattle steady Live Hogs active at 90 80
80 70 for TAT 30 fo stock Recept-4O bbs Flour UW
bnsh Wheat 1900 bush Co.. 1900 bush Oats 1900 bush ks
1890 bush Barley.
AEBAsr Oct 6-whest dali si sac TO- Rye dull 81 si 20
6Id63c Of bush dull &lpSl
Barley quiet but firm light sales 81 50 for all grades
Oct Section fme 100 balss hdngs $50
25fa Receipts, 998 bales
Wnsseros g. Oc, e-tpd. Turp.utn. q. Ale ResLs
steady Strained 81 6S Nc 90 Crss Turpenns oil 500
o. 50 Tar 81 So Cotton quiet "a d75c Mlddngs
receipts $50 bales, Barcelona 30 b 6O16le
held ga Bscop-Shoulders 8ie sugsrfme lt0l7Ic
Cofee-Pair li6i5tc Prime lSi 96io Other srs unchanged
Gold l3L MISUNDERSTANDING l+Oi HewYork sight discount
6-Coton opened with fair demand and csed arm
at Csc for hiddling sales 40 bales; receipts Gil bales
6.Cotton-Recep LIZA balesi LOO
bales; ssIss 900 bsesi market hrn- Mddings, 2Ste
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weather clear ana Tho first run was for the
Railroad purse. two mile heats for all ages purse $500,
Walker. four years oid: Time-S42i SUI. The winner
was the favote The ash Of II miles for purse Of 800
years old, beating Richard Kilgours b. Bette Bay
four years Old second and steSaIts g. Lancer four
fayorte In the race.
THE NARRAGANsETT PARK HORSE FAIR.
PROVIDENCE, Oct. G.-TlIe second day of the
horse fair at Narraganset Park attended by fine
weather, splendid track and greatly increased attend
ance. The racing was spirited and tho result generally
satisfactory TO the participants and the spectators
This was for purse Of $1,000 open to all horses that
had beaten 2i5, best three In Ave. In harness. or
Nellie. Lshtfoot Belle Of clyde, Drift and None Such"
Drift was the favorite and None Such" had the pole
them away %is oOse
them At the turn, Drift went 10 the 'front.' and com
also drew away from Ightfoot and None Such and thus
they went to tire quarter On the backsretch they were
nearly quarter Of mile but as they neared the half
Lghtfoot coared Belle OF Clyde, and for time they
position before they reached the threequarter Drift
continued lead the last quarter and the three last
lengths fSbtfoot second Belle Of Clyde third None Such
fourth and Nellie (who properly should have been QUIT
Second HeaEA good start was made Drift leading as
before during entire heat and winning by about three
score Belle Of Clyde fourth and Nellie last and breaking
but she ran in as before declared distanced
Time, 2:3it
THIRD HeatDrft took the lead, and kept It in the
preceding heat winning the heat and the race, Light
foot way second but passed. the backstretch
by Belle OF Clyde who second None Such had the
third position for moment the second quarter, but
the other three too fast for the mare aud she was
the fourth to the score Time, 23lt.
PARK Oct 6Troting Open TO all horses that
$500 to The second 800
harness mile heats
D.ns Mae. New Yort, enter, b. EDhn.......;;.;:.."i
Rogers North Brdgewater, Mass enters Lghtfooi...2
William II. Sanders Clyde Y enters b. Belle Of Clyde9
r. ". Durham Hartford, Conn. enters None such4
L.. T. Russell SkoWhegaD, Me, enters Nellie. dis
Time. 2i354 2;34l, 2:3lt
SECOND RACE
This race was for purse OF 5000 for horses having
never beaten There IL horses started as fol-
lows Daniel Boone, n d. Palmer. Belle of Brooklyn,
Locust Garbadi. Gilbreth Knox Surprise Dresden Old
Put, Membrno Prince White Fawn, and Twang. Palmer
had tho pole, and Boone sold highest in the pools
The first and third heats won by Locust but on
Of the darkness the finish postponed until
when the remaining heats VIII be trotted;
after which tomOrrow's legitimate programme, consist
ing OF purse OF 81 600 $40 horses, and Oh 5000
to 2:33 horses, will be carried out.
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MARRIED..

DAMs-MONTGOMERY-At BHIsbehp0rt. n j.. Wednesday
the October Boswell assisted By the Rev.
Opiyke James Adams to Matilda A. youngest daughter OF
Johr MontgomerT OF New-York.
JAMRs-wATROUs-On Tuesday Oct OF the residence Of the
brides paezs BY the Rev John Wells d. D. John Wells James
30 Laura daughter OF Elias b. Watrous, all Of Brooklyn.
KETCHUM-SCHUYLER-A Woody Crest Oct by Rev Thomas
Dewitt d. D. Edgar Kechum and Angelica Schuyler daughter
Ofths late Smith w. Anderson.
PRLToY-PLAHDBRs-In Brooklyn Wednesday Oct at the
ofhe brides parents By the Rev Henry Ward Bseehe
Edward Of Brooklyn Katie A. Flanders Of SewOeaa
No cards
POOLE-KIsSAM-AtJ jamaica Long Island Oct BY Rev Thomas
Cook Eugene Little Neck Annie Florence daughe
Sir. Philip z. Nissan Of Queens.
All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed nth faN
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1NsrALLATIoN on THE REv. sTEPHEN II. CAMP.

INSTALLATION OF THE REV. STEPHEN IT. CAMP.
The Rev. Stephen II. Camp was, last even
ing installed as Minister of the Third Unitarian Society
vorshipng corner Of Classon-aye and Leferts-st.,
Brooklyn. The neat chapel OF the Society was beautifully
decorated with natural flowers in honor OF the occasion
The services began with the anthem Holy Lord God OF
Hosts sang the choir after which selections from the
Gcriptures and prayer read The Rev. T. l. Hale
delivered the from lhe text For therein Is the
righteousness Of God revealed from faith to faith as u Is
written ria Inst shall live by faith -Romans H. The
Installation PRAYER was made by the Rev. H. W Bellows
D. D. and the right hand OF fellowship was given ny the
Rev J. W. Chadwick. After singing hymn the Dcne-
dction was pronounced by the new minister
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

Efforts having been made certain quarters to excite
the sympathy and compassion OF the public and the press
on account OF our issuing from old plates cheaper
and better edition Of George Eos Novels than the one
published by Messrs. Fields, Osgood Co.. we think IT
proper 10 say in explanation and in reply TO the unjust
attacks upon u.s. That the rst to publish these
works in this country, and that for the early sheets
thereof we paid from time TO time in the aggregate
che sp,, ~ s5 400 in gold HARPER & BROTHERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

At Lions Brewery, ne-hundred and TENN
st and Eighth ave the Martin Oakley Musketeers had
target excursion picnic yesterday Ii was largely
attended and several handsome prizes were awarded
The steamer San Salvador, just arrived from
Savannah brings on freight STA bales of cotton, the
largest cargo OF brought TO this port by steamer
from Savannah.
The second annual ball and festival of the
Matthew T. Brennan Association BloOmingd is to
Do held at Lion Park this evening Plenty OF fireworks
plenty Of music. aud brilliant company are promised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
pAsy RA1I-ECKFoRD vs. MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 6.-AbOut 5000 persons
assembled today to witness the of base ball be-
tween the Eckford Of Eew-York and the Maryland Of
Baltimore clubs The game was the best played OF the
season and by the Eckfords by score OF IA 10
10. The following is the score:
lat 3D. a. Alb sth 9th 7tb 9th 9th Total
E,,lI.a i:i 81 3 9 ! i Ii;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

cordlngiy pay with their taxes for Roman Catholic
church schools 1t s creditsbe to one charitable Or
ganzaon the Childrens Aid Society. that they have
made application for share in these moneys though
educating some 6,OOO children who attend no public
schools Mr. Jarvis for obvious reasons, has postponed
the distribution of the fund till after election.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
THE sEcrARIAN SCHOOL Fund.

The act empowering the Board of Education
distribute this fund vaguely worded that the
appropriation has been dropped from the list Of moneys
70 be paid from the Excise fund, and ia included 1--WE
know not with what authority in the general levy
among tho Controllers estimates. oar citizens will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
FIREMEN's PARADE IN ELIZABETH.

The annual Parade of the Elizabeth IN. -
rra Department took place yesterday. and passee of
with beter success than any previous parade Of gne Do
rartnent Five hundred men ul companiesl were IN
line aud marched through the principal stLe'b ino
ElIabaLl Eiro Dopartm0nt contains ak ehguoo throo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07
Sand Pleasures Danish Pain"
At CoLToS's, In the Cooper Institute.
Rrorctfv nj Crafou.

At the time the supply short water should DO
Plenty uIu be had all the house twenty
by The Ericsson PUnPKR which easily man
with that domestic drudey hand
No charged them, wasted Gan
and one al Duanest
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PUBLISHERS, rRoUBLEs-GEoRGE ELIOT.

TO the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: Comments which have appeared in The lRIB-
IN. relation edition Of Gsorg Bo's Novels
have preparation OF the neosed which commend
10 rour psrussl with the hope tb. you viii justice the premises
Yonrt truly HAMPER oNoihAA'
Fra4kha square Nelc. York Oct g. 1859.
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Ladies' Fnncy Hats-RoBissos the successor OF GTsN No
63 Broadway making brilliant display OF these elegant fabrics de-
sgued promenade the Park His opening which occurred
the fashionable world and the
his excited both enthusiasm and ed con-
offering Of the latest novelties hence his
present decided attraction with the fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

hose companes u two hook and ladder companies and
It is altogether ADM Nbiy governed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-07

MOST EXCITING SRA STORY EVER PuBIAssDs
COMMENCED THIS WEEK In NO 90
NEw.YoRK WEEKLY.
row READY
COY wHALEn
Was written erDrssss fOr the
NETWORK WEEKLY
BY LEON LEWIS
The Silver Ship" wom"" n. Boz uscA.s
BOY wHALER.
READY IN NO. 10 OF TUE
NETWORK WEEKLY.
the rid descriptions Of strange sissn~ % lad -
s.a In most Of which the ysang hero. NE
BOY wHALER.
puuns part and By bis daring d''a' proves himself NM
soni.c.tsn Of juren, bravery Every boy hsu READ Ne szs
s.ory Of tie
BOY wHALER.
which h last commenced in No. 10 atss
NETWORK WEEKLY.
And svsr young woman. slss. shoOla read w
BOY wHALER
NETWORK WEEKLY,
20, III. ,en, mind Will b sar.p.arsa ssb hss -
charming LILY L.wasscs, Who shares VI
,, fortunes aud t.s Sths
BOY wHALER
Til. esrr.a.iss Css. 49) sias
opr.rKsr STORY AND SKETCH PAPER In rHz worn
NETWORK WEEKLY.
shoza be purchased By parents and rsaa 70 ae SA'"' y"
BOY wHALER
Shaw, thai, although virsa. may time b enable ''s' WA ~
| biay n vH In the end rise Triumphant
NETWORK WEEKLY
pl...ur. In presenting public the great "'1 Y"
| BOY wHALER,
Far us,subs.dy shs masterpiece Of 4" ''s'r 90
expressly for The
NEw.YoRK WEEKLY.
Boys BoYsi BoYsi
ho, ,hs delights to Of daring deeds and Anss
4 k..tarv AZ
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Sp,sial Bottles.


Phaion,s yitaiia - Or. Salvation sOr tho Hair.
FOR RESTORING TO GRAY HAIR ITS ORIGINAL COLOR
PHALoYs "vITALIA differs utterly from oil the "dya" col
and re,orers ~ 1t acts totally different pn
chile Il lmp fragrant. and perfectly psptate' no
muddy or s.ceuco requires sbairs and communicates.
40 stain the skin or til. linen paper yran necessary to con
cen, It's ,ub appearance for the simple rersOn that q not rsd
to all neu.s and purposes, NEW DISCOVERY in Toilet Chemistry
Or..l, By all druggist. EHALoN son. $500
tus viii Be held THIS bu.aT EVENING 7ih inst a. u o'clock
at its rooms in Cooper Building GEO PEYION Rec secL
1y RsT5TTT AaI kEEs
ING A. oeeeS in Cooper Building Dr. A. w HALL ..
tn, ely Will read paper OF h' AD'''s D. TiILMAN Chairman
G. / EsxRr. seeretary
.uioa Republican General Committee resaIsL meet
ius vii DC be at ssS9SsTs1. corner 1870 W Ss
Oh The Executive COMMITTEES will meet 4 S1f s s5 PT,s:.
GA sv,,Doy NoaRp FRrsp.AS, Secretaries
VI Vn,h,,.nn (seserai Committee,-Broadwsy aud
nretsg THURSDAY EVENING stu INST
t"' we, $50 JOHN V. GRIDLEY, President
A. Al. y, SE.Ss, Secretaries
silver Ware,
Spoons Forks Cups Napkin Rngs &e for sale BY dho y
No. ais Broadway. one door below CanaksS
Diamond Finger Rings
Of all descriptions for sole by GEO T. ALLEN' NO. f'
door below Canalst
Fine Gold Watch Chains
for geusmsn for sale by GEo u ALLEN
SON No uI3 Broadway between T~enJ'evenh ana i"eo"
sighth and No. AIS Broadway, enc door below oseaII
Sleeve Buttons md studs
of Two Three -Four and Five se'snyn~ Dona"
al, for ,.e by GRO ALLEN SON No LIS Broadway oe'se''
and and No as Broadway" one S"S'
belos Canalst
French Jeweiry
pIp PINGS and PINS BRACELETS NECKLACES, LoChsIS'
&c of our own importation GEO. C. ALLEN BON NO
LID Broadway between Tweussvenh aud Twenty INV
No. ais Broadway. door below Canalst
t.entlenen's Hats.
TIE NEW STYLE
AT
wARNOCK 6 Co.,
b1e BRoApWAY.-
Watches and Jeweiry Ropa'rea
10 the best manner %
ono .uv. Is p,osdy,y one door below CaaasI ana h'
p,o.,r,, ss,,,su seventh ssd
Tbrty Years. Practice sS,. M 70
ea.a0y ~, ~ s,pd for rsenes, - Great Jonest N l.
@@.. Sa,iceThe malls 70! Europe on TuEsDAt 80:
EvNEsnaV sts aud THURSDAY, 9Th Oct vi, Close A. nv
mEpNhsDA' ~. statons follows, and ITO w.
s w. 10 IN and &, HAS, H. sud ~ S passns,,.r
- Fire Extnsusher same a. supplied " Se al,
a. ,.srwsaL ready for instant use 10 SE RyrN
.h, n Bewsr. OF worthless Inventions l. D. ''' $780,
gIIsIigR Co, No. pey,st. n Y.
Niiddlctown Mineral spring Mn' n,.,.c. p,,
~ - seoha Capcer Ilninors, rheumatism hanrl % ns
espsa General Debility more P'9WWPps Tr,~rM ~
Tncdr See testimonial Aads -. riER H. t. .rsdear Kss.
S C"."sTEs 6ols. eOks Of all saa'n' Ae 1''e'' "
| tares Remedy"
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THE COAL MINE DISASTER

The following additional contributions have
been received in the Mayors Office for the Avondale
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THE WOODLAND RACES. :,
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct Cat the Woodlawn
course TO-DAY tho track was good condition. saa ITO
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DIED.

All Notices Of Marriages must be Endorsed uith ts
name and address.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-27

The following istheb bill to enforce
the fourteenth amendment:
aBe 4. enacted By TIC Senate and
House Of Representatives, The United
Siotss Of America in Congress Assem-
Died, That whenever any person
shall hold Office contrary TO the pro-
visions Of the third section Of the
fourteenth article ofthe amendment
Of the Constitution Of the United
States, It shall be tho duty Of the
District Attorney Of the United
States for the district In which such
persons shall hold Office, as afore-
said, to proceed against such person
by writ or qso pdrrdnto, rcturnable
TO the Circuit or District Court Of
the United States in such district,
which courts are hereby authorized
to take jurisdiction thereof, and to
prosecute the same to the removal
Of such person from Office; and any
writ Of quo ~xarrunfc 20 brought a
aforesaid shall take precedence d
all other cases on the docket d
tho court to which Il y made return
able. and shall not be continued
uuloss for cause proved 70 tho satis'
faction Of the court
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-27
CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, panola county. To
the heirs at law whose names and resideacc are
unknown Of Alexander Petty, deceased, late Of
said county. ~
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Probate Court Of said comfy, at the court
house thereof, on the 4th Monday In March,
1869, then and there TO object, IL you think
proper 80 TO do, to the report OF =. NJ. D. Bon
ner, administntor of the estate Of said deceas-
ed Of the sale Of lands, tenements, and here.
ditaments Of deceased, recently sold by said
administrator pursuant 10 q decree Of said
court.
BY order Of court, issued February 10, 1869
fe2o-bt W. P. wo0TTEy, Clerk.
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The MILITIA ON THE War PATH IN
TESSEssEE.-One hundred Of the
State Guards were sent from Hum
boldt and reached Brownsville Sun
day evening, where they pressed
into service all the horses they could
find, and proceeded at awful speed
toward Woodville, where they were
fired at sby,som bad boys, q few
nights ago.
A private dispatch was received
to-day By q gentleman in this city to
the effect that the militia, after
burning a store in Woodville, were
attacked by the citizens and driven
from the place, with a loss Of fifteen
men. That a collision took place
Is probable, but the rumors concern
ing the result are doubtless exagger-
ated.-Ledger.
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sHERIFF's SALE.

by virtue Of a writ Of ieri facias to me d.
rected from the Circuit Court Of Pamela coun-
ty, Miss, made in favor Of James l.. Fletcher
vs., Thomas d. Vaughan ! will on Monday,
the 9th day Of April, 1869, at the court
house door In the town Of Panola, In said
county, within lawful hours, offer for sale at
public auction 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the following property to-wit: The fractional
Northwest quarter Of section 20, township 0,
range 7, go acres) the northeast quarter Of
section 80, township 0, range 2, (l6o acfcsl
tho fractional northwest quarter Of section 30,
township 0, range 7, go acres levied on As
the property OF Thomas d. Vaughan, to satisfy
said execution and cost.
T. Y. CLARKE.
fc2O-3t Sheriff.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1869-03-27
A LECTURE TO YOUNG xRH.

80
A Lecture on The nature,
Astreatment and radical cure Of
R spsrmaiorrhma, or Seminal
- Weakness, Involuntary Ems
sions, Sexual Debility, and Impediments TO
Marriage gcncrniiy; Nervousness, Consump-
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Physical
~Incapaoity, resulting from self-abusc, ke--By
Rosfsr j. CuLvEawrtl, N. D., author Of the
aGreen Book, &c.
The wmli-rcnowned suthor, In this admi-
mble Lecture clearly proves from bis " en-
p~erience tina, the awful consequences Of self
abuse mar be efectually removed without med
ieins, and without dangerous surgical opera
tons boueics, instruments. ring, OF eordiais
pointing out a mode Of cure At once certain
aai'efccsnA, ~ which every sufferer. nd mat
ter what his condition may be, may cure him
self, chsaplr privately, and radically. Thi.
Lecture will prove a boon 70 Thousands and
thousands.
Seat, usder zeal, 70 sny address In . plain
sealed envelope, on the receipt Of zig cents, o.
tro postage stamps Also, Dr.. cnlvsrwelri
Marriage Guide. = price 75 cents. Address The
pabiishsu, CHAs. C. KLINE 4 Co.
17T Bowsry. New York, PC. boz s,sss.
Iulyl-iy
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of a writ Of ieri facim TO me d.
rected from the Circuit Court Of Panola eoun.
III, State Of Mississippi, made In favor Of s.
D. Powell W.. @. W. Morgan, I WI, on
Monday, the 9Th day Of April, 1869, at the
eourt-honse door In the town OF Pamela, within
lawful hours offer for sale to the highest bidder
Tor cash, the following property, towit; The
south half OF section 10, township 10, rnngo .,
west, and the southeast quarter Of section II,
township 10, range 5, west, In Pamela county,
Mis<, levied on as ine prepcrtyeof 9. w. Nor
gan, to satisfy said execution and cost.
iFEr .al4rr T. 4. CLARKE,
fe20-3t Sheriff. .
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BY virtue % : deed ~ trust executed % ne
by David n. Dicksfson. % the iith day Of
March, 1861, snd of record In The Probate
Clerks once OF PAaola county, Nh, 70 secure
a debt therein described 70 James L. Fletcher,
api since transferred 10 Henry Laird. ! viii,
Is trustee therein appointed, On Monday,
April iash, 1859, Il The eourthoazs door In
The town 2 rssss. : s>is county, as.',sss
p. ". prnseed and sell Il public auction 10
he highest bidder fr cash, the following tract
az Parcel u land. 1yink and being 10 said
eouafv. and knows and described a. three
eighth, q he sast half u seeticn - township
&. rsnrr /. vel, except, hovevsf, 81 o. that
portion Of aid iuet iyinE scnth Of he Tslls=
hstrhic river. The portion Ding soufh - the
river supposed % e~onisin about % s<ts.
W P. WATKINS.
,.h.ol,. Trustee.