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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

TEl Duu - lsCs Tie deals 81
ls6s ID literary ard ttistios c.relss
kafs noi isen rumctau- tboogh some
y ibe shining lights have gone ont
We nay mention tbs narDes q Hon Al
bert G Greene v ho wrote old Grimes.
snd other equally well known pieces
Proi G G tewesl, The superintendent
~ the Boston Pablo Library. : man
distinguished IN this department Bel
Hughes. The well known sculptor, Lentz
the artist Scta Saith. whose Jack
Downisg letters received such general
approval years ago, TIE trrauc but
brilliant writer Charles G Halpiue.
Elliott ,he artist. aue Prof Adler two
weli ki'own editors. William N. Swain,
formerly q tho Philadelphia Ledger
aud Moses Beach TIE editor Of the \.
J sun While the art preser1ati,o lost
one Of It's ablcst members 10 tie death
q John Wilson II Cambridge
Several distinguished members oftbe
clergy have departed Those best known
are the RICH, Rev John II Hopkins
Bishop q the Protestant Episcopal
Church Of Vermont, Rev DR.. Bar
roughs aud Roy Phineas Stove.
Among other we'll known names now
erased from the records Of the living
are those ~ Capt ] Comstock, Rear
Admiral Bel, Gen Mccall Col J.HD.
Blake Col T. G. Parker. Maj Joseph
NJ Dell aud Kit Carson.
Many distinguished men. who have
rendered the nation and Tie different
States great service by the wisdom OF
their councils, have died Prominent
among these are Thaddeus Stevens ex
Cos Liucoln; ex Lieut. Governor Geo
Hull; ex-Goy Ellsworth; judge Chm,
7. Huntingdon, ex Cows Ford and Tod
% Ohio; Hon portus Baxter u Yer
mont exLieut Coy Childs; Hon Rob
ert y Han, Hon W G Rycs Of viz
ginia; Hon Johnathan /. Field, ex,
President Bnehanan Peter Clgger, ex
Gov Wells ~ Maine; Francis Granger,
eS Cos Seymour u Connecticut, and
Hon Nehemiah Boybson.
Among those who hnya lied in for
oigu lands, whose names are familiar 10
American ears, we may enumcratc Nj
Athause Laurent Coquerel, toe clio
qaoAt pastor 81 The French Protestant
Church IN Paris Charles Kean, the
actor AID ratistic manager, who pro
dnced The works IF Shakespeare in d
manuc. unprecedented Sir David
Brewster, the philosopher aud man Of
science samuel 10 yer, Tie poet, author
and artist 81 Edward Head, the an
tho Maroebelti tie emiucut sculptor
Thomas Darcy Niece, Tie eloquent
lrshma. ebo was killed ID Ottawa.
Dean hilmar Rossini the composer
Baron Jamcs Rothschid, tao great
banker, and Berger, the great French
advocate, have passed away, with
host Of others less kaown on this side
Of the water, but distinguished iol
high attaiuments in the varied walks o.
lifo Though al Imperfect record o.
the rasages Of tie Reaper. the list em.
brace the more PROMINENT o. tho dead
81 the ycal npv drawn 10 ciost
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

PArFyu Among The patents issued
from the United States Patent Office
for the week ending Dec 20, arc tie
following TO yermonters
David Hunter North Bennington,
for improved water regulator for paper
pulp machine
l. b. Sherwin, HYDE Park, for i'm
pr we'd potatoe washer
II 5 Willard, Franklin, FOR machine
fol making wire hooks
l. ". kimball, Pittsforel, for improy-
ed Inolding cornice and the like from
paper.
Curtis Q. Luce and Cyril W Green.
Brandon, assignors to themselves and
Cyrenus NJ, Willard of Castleton, for
improved stone quarrying machine.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

TBFs axn Nos II money WAS scarce
IN oii nmes = hsje u u vent . great
way The man who cpuldnpend $4,000
q svcning's enlelsAinmsat wenld
hsye isosn sAoneht either Nero is a
Luealins. OF possibly . lanstio Al
the comforts e lifs wsre q bought fpr
shiliiugs. Is ite DAYS u car father. be-
fore railroad stocks we're Invented or
Pacific Mail bad been drosmei II
Hos the modern spendthrift would #.
( re, to leuls and nnhesrrtiingly despise
to- foll3Ring item clipped tron AZ eE.
change
"iu the winter q 1854. Major Henry
I Van Sohanck. 81 Piasneld travelled
from that town siEty-iour miles into
Vermont and was gone four days lis-
ca extraordinary well al toe time, and
among other things ained upon hroil-
"a turkey with oyster sauce al Man-
chester liyed IN Bennington which
&c found to exceed Undertook ia toe
elegance aal aste Of hWIiing and hy
ing 10 style beyond what be bad any
conception 81, and the whole expense
q his party II three persons including
housekeeping, Was only tWeutg-six shil
lungs Sly pdnee York money, OF about
s3.25 Of oHr money Happy old days =
They may have been, aud koubtless
were happy days but they have gono
forever. Extravaganza is the order 81
tie day, aud wealth It's Idol Happy
shall we be i new administration vail
give Us from It's central, social and poo
htical point potent example Of econ
omy
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DANalEa IN = 4 Reeeher J. d.

DaNcv0 Rev 7 Is Boechcr IS Che
author II lbe following wish
We wish THAI some Christian iumi-
lies would club together Tins winter, Is.
gardlcss If church lines aud dtuomlna-
honM fences, and CARRY through j series
Of select assemblies, ut which the cost
shall be small, the houls sessorehle.t the
refreshments plain, the company select,
the dances decent. the floor masters
deacons, the Musicians choir menbess.
and managers clergymen and The net
results health, happiness, society, uni.
~, intelligence, charity, piety and
peace
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

Caleb Cushing has gene to Bogota
as special commissioner, to negotiate
for the right 81 way for q ship canal
across the lsthmns Of Darien
tioy Evans is confident that NO
shall have proposals Of peace from the
Indians, and that II will be valuable
one after the thrashing they hage 10.
ceiyed from Gen Sheridan
The well known ride shot, Cobb
Giles, Was. accidentally sh9t diced at i
shooting match Friday.
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Businss, Notices.

THO attention oram uadcleis directed Il
tll gdteltrCWeai " Goes tyapaaHa Cmt n
snatut rau uuH ap iha Hgiy }Uiuable
Mrawur re'mualard IS ah Wbl hu
Ngal the etuiuaaiut
YermmtQrs auta ibe a3geru#maaa III gbr
levH0j H. ana KmWu lmr.mishpI al
tufHpilHtnt hlta=5uHhe HaiE Use p8psF ha O.
Matf paFt1 X wattin aIpHouaGe iienl tNeH..
uueeiuttt,
Iitkagt gfnr,p an refmlncHf n NRi
danr fm aH hsH dNas by IA Use leEB Hpl q
efnHtt g guaranteed. uUutP nlilt aUl Eis Hia
RESTORED. tHl tfHl ai rtae rag sa2 thla ~
MiF A t.eaH tAeH gie hNr Brsbrer af
lrajhf u 509bl kfcg pHgsAi cells it
PEcr Oue BtUr
More economical, remarkable ccr
tauly ofprouipt action, ia fact, every
good qunltY Fl guaranteed for Mrs y
a. Aliens Improved luew style) Hair
Restore % Dgesbing, On one bOttle).
Every Druggist 50 Is it Price One
Dolla 4w33
Tie pfopriciy II giving condition
medicine ~ hupes ctttle and sheep,
was discussed uid admitted by many
Of the Agricultural eooeles lhrough
ont the state last fall md ge believe
that Ia every case hut QUO, they dccid-
ed IN favor Of Shendals Cavalry Con-
ditiou Posdeis. Good judgement
Blessings on the man Who first
invented sleep" But how can any one
sleep who is filled full 81 pain2 By rs
ing Reunoa Killing Magic Oh, to
be sure
There ii probably, no way IN which
We eau benefit our readers more. than
by recommending to them for general
use johnson Auodyne Imminent
i is adapted 70 almost all the pnrpos-
cs ii q ianllt medicine. aud MS spe.
cifc for coughs, colds, whoopiug congh.
soreness Of tie Ghost lame stomach,
rheumatism, splitting u blood, aud all
lung difficulties, II has 10 equal that
We ever sass 81 heard ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

pacEAnps MosuAv i just beginning
its sosoad year IAo January namber
besides other prose and poetry ana ouo
piece u music. contains paper Oh the
Plight ard Capture 81 5eHsrson Davis
an8 one b. Oliver Dyer GA tie judicial
CoruptDa % Asw York Cay Horace
0ree.ey writes on tbs |irlue q Per-
sistence. and Olive Logan prof %
tel us What Makes a W0msB q aelp-
meet 10 htr Husband The Monthly
Is pab,ashel D. 5 5. Packard. y y, 81
81 3 rear
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

Here 10 a maxim for business man
Which experience proves TO he true:
When a business man comos 10 the
conclusion tLat ho cannot afford 20 cx-
pend during the year, IN judioioas adj
vcrtsing, an amount equal to one-half
or At Toast one quarter Of the sun he
pays annually Or reub be ma very
safely make up bis mind that ] IS high
time for bin 70 move bis business to
cheaper quarters
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

inis rttes irU MsFylsnd aad Ken
iuesg reports thsi ihtrr . large and
iaaspenasfi periy q Democrats ID
beih States wio deelars 'hsir intcbiloa
to oanoesis The right q suffrage 20 all
thsar oolorsd men rather than submit,
u losa II representation Is Congress
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

ity 70 and sympathy eith. the efforts
and WISHES Il The earnest workers in
our eoaatry. wh0ee Successes and fail
urcs both are aciualy Solving the
problem ~ educational improvements
u whioh Nj Barnard AZ beat does 40
more than sapp,y the factors 1 da
paraging cmpsqsba IS made between
hia sud I've lalu Hnraea Mann.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

FRis On tho morning Of the Dist
ult., the Office Of the Providence Il. /. )
EceRiag Press was Destroyed by fire
Loss, 100000
On the night Of the 3lst alt. the
Steamsyilo Woolen Companys new
satinet mil, at Pittsfeld Mass, was
burned Loss about $4,000
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05
AKLlNafoN.

The Rev. Fraucis w. Smith 81 Bfaltleboro,
Will oaieiate il 81. Jamer Church on sunday the
10th inst Tho yestry u ST. James have given
the Rev NJ Smith a call % become their rector
~ a salary u 81 30 and parsonage. He has not
yet gyea las decision.
Tho 0ficeFs Of Red Mountain Lodge NJ. 90,
y and A. ~ aere installed on Thursday evening
d las, wecA a. sheir Hall 10 Arlington by n b.
LOognis, b D. O. NJ. assi-tel by Past Deputy
II. x. row.er. The ceremony uas public and
their ample Hall uss filed with SPECTATOR
many u whom we're ladies. AZ TIC conclusion u
the installation the company repaired 10 the
Town Hail. which had been beautifully fitted up
for the occasion Promineut among the objects
vas large portrait u Washington, su1nouuted
BY the q. $ nag; while between The windows and
other vacant spaces u the walls sere bcautifui-
is decorated With mse0Iio enblems tasscfully ar
ranged Fith evergrseHs s1un Loomis' quad
ride band commenced discoursiug music in their
u.,sal styie, and about So soon the door u that
iafse Haii was ePuuslng keeping time with the
insormitang pressure % dauclng feet Prom the
calling q thc membtfs 10 DE Hall We learned
tanrt were ~ eaapigs preseut, mostly II the ma
sonle qFasr Ths supper Fas prepared BY our
boot NJ Bartlett, Nhn, "a ihis oecas.on, outdid
Bartlett This oocasloa via he l5ng remember.
81 As a most brilliapt affair Eserytlng that
vac Necessary T. have done vas doac. Every
lb.nR passed - iu the moss Harmonious, tram
qull and orderly manusr. Nueh praise l. due
~ somebody for The manner ~ wh.eh thls fts-
Tive aHd s9ossl ooeassoa sas plafised. matured
aud tieeBte5
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

The Rutland Dsiiy Herald begina
tAe new year with SIZE materially en-
iaFped by the addition u one column
70 each d iis pages. making 4 a 32 eol-
uHu paper The Herald Is now the
largest aud one q tia best dallios ii the
State.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05
SDecial NoticeS.

Masonic TIE next rcguiaf Communication ~
Adaai,rsn isoiRe. b., a. n. "a ~ will he heia !
Nassau Hail Manchester. 90 ThursdsY sveniaF 4an
~, att o.aisfk i L. tuGHbA&, sefrrisfy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

osaers. Hsus9 : reported q have
shsA PISS e1oFtrnweai aeht h e3brs
g Z foi.ag ,hs la3.saE - hs
las& III snnl3 ~ ehcspsr q hoard
.aem a ,i.e FIN Afsnna iiaisl % New
Vera 1au = asAi .hsm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

Coon raaEras4 e. ~ Bsaalsy. afsmat fiasid
reaenily klilel tee hagr pBs ge-f %, sas1
aeghea iagstier 8ssS,s 1000 Ne. Haeh CsasFy
y SO saHsu toun. kllaea ous. yesr oj3. sHieh
aaiehed e25 Hs Andres Ju8son a1e uAiea
Vaasted ahoul 5p il,a.. aaa Anaafose Williams
ii.ls4 fFo ia5nfi.s "a esith weighed rcspe-t-
itslg i2a and aaa ne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

ie4f laatf q Sect kiaas n i Grating 9alic
l5sfs- aaaae tae -tal.ls j. tat ue.s.Ai lras.sl
AavRs kHad the f-sl sgAesa it iru aase4 ~
- tales galss . gasat.tg y "a faiaatis sf
tAaateigal parpose&
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wNBAu-

" r Ansaen. e wuAan bs8 ess e SIS
sAeaAsss dlsloeassa lsss Taayslay nrare b
tha fal.aR u barn asaE
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Last Saturday evening the police
made raid upon the ballet perform
ance known by the French name Can
can, while ~ fuil operation. and arres-
ted the manager aud al the dancing
giris. The charges we're selling liquor
without q license, and indec ID exhibi-
tion. Tie girls were released The
manager only was held 70 answer
Monday be came out with column
long advertisement ia al the principal
new papers. u the most amusiugIy CON
fused staff imaginable, recouuiing his
grievances, Injustice 70 the ladies', De
az. and winding up Hlih the announce
nieHt q another performance ID the
evening Tue trreas and Tie adves-
iiaelasut togeshefs Tcallzed tha aaAnae
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05

ers expectations most hoauhiuliy The
admission vas put ~ 10 = dollar FROM
6iy cen,s, ana stil The hall was paok
81, and morv efcvding e ges 10 and
amcug The eagcr vete soae q the irst
gentlemen IN Washington Lisa 10
the espiial
The States and Union. [volume] (Ashland, Ohio) 1868-1872, 1869-12-08

iy correspondence the race of pigmies
described by Herodotus and Homer.
He .endeavored to obtain one or two
skeletons. but was unable to do 80.
They bury their dead in hollow trees
and underline beds sfsnall streams. In
the latter case thy telnporarily divert
the stream, dig fgrave eight or ten
feet deep, and kfheH turn the water
back into its chabneLI
A TIaHf y9e LIFE.
While in one 8 the African viii
lagos the natives asEe4 them to dis
charge the guns. the ~onderful sound
of which they loved to hear. An &c
cidental discharge killed a man who
was standing near and also a sister OF
the queen. The people could not be
made to understand that it was an &C
cident and set upon the party with
their spears and poisoned arrows. AT
ter a running fight which lasted sever
al days, their firearms giving them
great advantage, they succeeded in
reaching friendly tribes. BY this UNI
fortunate occurrence theylest their IN
struments and nearly all the mathema-
teal and other records of their ex-
plorations, to accumulate which the
speaker said he had spent three years
Of time and twenty thousand dollars
in money.
The lecture was not tedious in length
and was listened to Throughout with
the closet attention. Mr.. Du Chaillu
speaks with a strong French accent.
but this rather adds to than detracts
from the interest which attached to his
wonderful variations
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SHERtFF'S SALE.
Benjamin Huffman
Josiah Cunningham.


State of Ohio Ashland County, IS. -
BY virtue of a certain writ of FL, Ia,
against defendant, issued from the Court
81 Common Pleas of Ashland County Ohio,
dated October IL, A. D. 1859. and to me
directed, L will sell at public sale, at the
south door of the Court House, in said
county, on
Saturday., December 4, A, ID. 1869,
1T 2 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the follow
ing described lands and to wit:
The North part of the Northwest quarter
in Section number thirty one, (3l) in Town
ship twenty-three, (23) of Range sixteen,
Jl6l commencing at the Southwest cornor
of the said Northwest quarter, and run
ming North on the west line of said quarter
One hundred and fifty-six 21-100 perches,
the North boundary line seventy one, CD
with the West line, One hundred and fifty
perches, to 4 Stone, thence West parallel
wife the North line Eight perches to a
stone. thence South parallel with the west
boundary of said quarter sixteen and 6S-l00
perches to a stone on the South line of said
qnarter, therce West on said line. sixty
three (6$) perches to the place of beginning
containing sixty eight and 60-100 acres save
and except Is acres and 25-100, sold to
BENZ. Cunningham June Is, 1865, off the
west side of the above described tract OF
land, containing SO acres and 35-lOO OF
land together with the privileges and ap-
p~urtenances thereuntO belonging.
Appraised at $3.710. Terms of Sale,
Cash.
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SPRING AND SUMMER-

These Examinations win commence .
9 o'clock A. -, and close al 4 p. h.
No applicant will be admitted after
eleven O'Clock A. NJ. Written testimonials
of good moral character. signed by At
lea ST two responsible persons will he re-
quired, which testimonials will be kept ON
file. No certificate can be annotated, and
he School Law prohibits Township CLERKS
from giving ordersto teachers for ay, I'M
less they have certificates embracing the
whole term OF service. The School Law
requires teachers to understand the fol
lowing branches. and be able to impair
Instruct on in them all Reading. wiring,
Orrhok raphy, Arithme tic, English Gram
mar and Geography. AfaIlure in one ir
n failure in all .%sndthose not having a fair
knowledge of each and every one of the
above branches need not apply for a cerri-
fcaie. Particular attention will be paid
to Ortnography. anG those not having
studied it will be pr, IMPLY rejected. No
private examination will be held, aid no
application 'by letter" will be answered
only four grades of certificates i'll be is-
sued viz: For 6 months, IL months, Is
and "a menihs. A certificate for 6 months
is q trial certificate and will not be issued
the second time to the same applicant.
Those having certificates for six month.
must be allie 10 procure certificates for Il
months or mona. School Directorssare re
quested to furnish US reports of the sue
cess of teachers. 'as they WILLARD us me-.
terially in granting certificates onlya
those who are successful. Those expec
ing to teach the higher branches will be
examined accordingly. The standard o
AEhl- nd County Teachers must be 81
vspo"d, aud applicants will bear thisi ,
mind here will be no adjournment sae'
ExamiT iions until they clio T.
A fee o so cents il required as q condi
ton IT Examination, and must be paid
advan Q
BY der of the Bonrd.H
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AkA&XV W ASA&O
T5SSs1e.S Just published, a new edition of
$50 DIR. Culverwells Celebrated Essay
S$@M&A on the radical cure, without medi,
cine, OF Spermatorrhoea, or seminal weak
ness, involuntary seminal losses Impotency
mental and physical ~incapacity, Impede
ments to marriage, etc, also Consumption,
Epilepsy and fits induced by self-indul-
sence or sexual extravaganza.
Price, IN a sealed envelope, only 6 cents.
The celebrated author, in this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates IRON a thirty
years successful practice, that the alarming
consequences of self-abuse may be radically
cured without the dangerous use of internal
medicine or the application Of the knife /;
pointing out a mode ofcure at once simple,
certain, and e~ffectual, by means. of which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself cheaply, private
iy, and radically
This lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to
any address postpaid, on receipt Of six cents,
or two post stamps. Also, DR.. Culverwelfs
Marriage Guide" price % cents. Address
the Publishers,
CHAS. J. C. KLINE & co. 70.
12z Bowery, New York, Post Office box,
1856. 45.w6.
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WIN. O. PORTER. p
y Sheriff Ashland County.
SHERIFFS SALE. ,
-tE.
Luther, Grail & Co.

a Joseph Heiciel, ct. al.
State of Ohio, Ashland County, S..
By virtue OF a certain order of sale,
against defendants, issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Ashland
County, Ohio, dated October Is, A.
1869, and to me directed, I will
sell. at public sale, at the sonth door of
the Court House, in Ashland, Ash
land County, Ohio, on
Saturday, December Is, A. Z. 1859,
ut lo'cloek P. NJ, the following real
estate situated in the County of Ash
land. and State of Ohio. to wit: The
west half of the South-w west quarter
Of section eleven C11) Township TWEEN
ty-one, cd and Range (l5) fifteen.
Appraised at $4,000. IT,. i.-
Terms OF sale, Cash. ,
VIM. O.. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland county.
(5wt6) Oct. 81, 1859. :
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Great Distributions
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF
$500, 600.
BY THE METROPOLITAN GIFT &C

Every 1icke, DAVIS IA Prize
. Cash GIFTS, each $4,000
% % 1000 Zoo
40 Cash Gifts, each S1,O00
900 s. SOC
400 100
80 Elegant Rosewood Pianos, each $500 t.
800; rs Elegant Rosewood Melodeons, IL
to 100; $50 Sewing Machines 90 t.
i75; $40 Geld Watches, 10 to 3O0s
Cash Prizes, Siiverware, &c, valued
at 81, O00, 900.
A chance to draw any Of the above Prizes
for p cents. Tickets describing Prizes ar
scaled in envelopes and well mixed. oErr
ceipt OF 25c. Il sealed Ticket is drawn. with
out choice, and sent by mai! to any address
The prize named upon it will he delivered L
the ticket holder on payment of One Dollar
Prizes are immediately sent to any address
by express or return mail.
You will know whit your Prize is before
you pay tor il. Any Prize exchanged foE
another of the same value. No Blanks. Our
patrons can depend on fair dealing.
REFEREScEs.-We select the following
fyom many who have lately drawn Valuable
Prizes, and kiadly permitted us TO publish
them: Andrew J. Burns, Chicago, $4,000;
Miss Clara s. Walker, Baltimore. Piano, $500;
James NJ. Mathews, Detroit, $1,000; John 1,
Andrews, Savannah, 50, 900; Miss Agnes Sim
| mons, Charlestown, Piano. $500. We puo-
lish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF THE PREss.-"The Ill m is reli-
able, and deserve their success. -Weekl!
Tribune, May 8. We know them to be a
| fair deaiing tirm."-N. Y. Herald, May %
"a friend Of ours drew n $500 prize, whicl
| was promptly received" News June 8
| Send for Circular. Liberali~ inducements to
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| package of Sealed Envelopes contains one
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addressed to
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12w1S 1875 Broadway, New York.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and
all the effects of youthful indiseretion, will.
for the sake of suffering humanity, send
free to all who need it, the receipt and di-
~rections for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do
SO by addressing, imperfect crnfidence.
JOHN B. OGDEN, k
1y46 No. AZ Cedar street, New York.
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