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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

WADwoRTH's RAILWAY ENvELoPE.-One
thousand and one agents to solicit cards for the
Railway Envelope" 1t will be introduced
throughout the United States and Canada, and
go into every post office The motto of the en-
velope is "Rex est Commercium"- Commerce
is King This encirces the sail seeing eye"
with the letters D R IG O.-meaninc that
all things are under His direction. In one
is the English steamer Major Luxsit,
and in the other the locomotive EN- manuel, the
idea of which is that ns,D era has dawnsd,
and that our God is a God of progress. Hotels
wishing to advertise will send in their cuts for
the back; short business cards will be put vi Ion
the face at moderate rates. Specimens may be
seen at the bookstores, or will be sent by mail
on application to .r....
GEO. WADswoRTH, c. E. r,
u Exchange street, Portland.
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TIE Senatorial question is one of national
Importance. The Republicans OF the whole
country earnestly desire to see Hannibal Ham
lin once more in the Senate. The Portsmouth
Chronicle expresses this feeling with the same
emphasis that all the Republican newspapers
in other States make use OF Qf they refer to
the subject at ally with the single exception of
Washington paper controlled by gentle.
man whom many people in Maine have reason
to remember rather unpleasantly:
We think the election Of Hon. Hannibal
Hamlin would be peculiarly gratifying to Re-
publicans throughout the Uuion. Incorrupti-
BILE and unswerviug. he deserved better treat.
ment in 1854 at the hands of the party.-which
all will now acknowledge after nearly four
treachery he gave up the most lucrative Office
In New England, rather than countenance that
treachery. His name is the synonym of honor,
and his constituents can but honor themselves
in honoring BIN.
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The Halifax Chronicle calls attention to
the "defenceless condition" of that port, which
has been left without war vessel of any kind.
All the fleet have gone to the West Indies,
and it is not probable that any of them will
return before spring.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

NoTrcE.-The annual meetin of the Union
Temperance Association will be held on Thurs
day evening, Jan. 7th, at the hall over First
National Bank. All members are requested to
be present, as nportant business is to be tran
sacted. Persons wishing to join the Associa-
ton will please be present at o'clock, when
tho pledge will be open for signatures. Meet
ing will commence at O'Clock.
1an6-2t Per order Committee.
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A TERRIBLE FIGHT.-"Bad Axe City" has a
grim appropriateness for such an occurrence as
is described below aud the La Crosse Demo.
crat is just the paper TO describe it:
A most terrible and bloody ARRAY occurred
down to Bad Axe City, twelve miles below
here, on Christmas eve. There was a ball
given in that small river town, and many per-
sons were present. A we'll known desperate
by the name If John oliver was there. There
were also in attendance at the party three
brothers by the name of Dennison,
who bad. at some previous time, crossed the
path of Oliver. and on whom he had sworn
vengeance, Those in the ball room heard it
limited that if Oliver got another drink or two
down, there would be collision.
About half-past ten Oliver commenced
swearing and talking very loudly, and imme
diately drew large bowie-knife, Dennson
saw him coming. and in attempting to ward
off the blow, received it through the arm, Just
above the elbow. The other brothers seeing
this went to their brothers assistance; when
Oliver stabbed at o1e OF them. cutting an ugly
wound in his side, and Immediately clnched
the remaining one, and had his knife raised
to give the fatal blow, when one of the wound
ed brothers pulled ont a revt liver and shot Oh
liver through the head, and he fell to the floor
and expired.
Little excitement existed and no arrests will
probably be made, for the universal verdict
seems to be, of the villagers, that Oliver got
what he wanted and needed most.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

AT the annual meeting of Dirigo Engine
Company No. 8. volunteer, Monday evening,
the following officers were elected: Foreman,
w. D. Woodford; Assistant, J. F. Stevens;
CLERK, G. w. Richards.
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REMEMBER the social assembly of the Spir.
itualists tonight at Congress Hall. A good
time may be expected. Dancing to commence
at O'clock
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

For catarrh buy full pint bottles of VOL
cotl's Anhihilator, in white wrappers. ST. VOL
colts Pain Paint is also in white wrappers
only. Sold at druggists.
;a,RW 2, Cor prxrorr
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MAINE INSANE HosprrAL-From the annual
report of the Trustees and Superintendent of
the Maine Insane Hospital, the following facts

MAINE INSANE HosPrTAL-From the annual
report of the Trustees and Superintendent of
the Maine Insane Hospital, the following facts
appear: sg@5 4eE4 at
Whole number of patients Nov. 80, 1867, 3O3.
admitted during the year 165; discharged 129;
total number at end of year 339-males 156, f.
males 1873. From the crowded condition of the
male department, the trust. es, in their annual
repor6, urge upon the attention of the Legisla-
ture the necessity of an appropriation for the
erecti IN of another wing, for which an appro-
priation Of $4,000 will be needed; also the pur-
chase of an adjoining farm at a cost of $4,000.
Thirty-nine pat ents are supported wholly BY
the State. and the State pays 81 per week each
for 236 INDECENT patients. .....-..a /
q The report of the accomplished Superinten-
dent, 81. NJ. Harlow, Nj. D., is a document of
great merit, and shows that he fully sympa-
thizes with the objects and needs o: the hos
ptal. The unfortunate homicide that occurred
in February was as unexpected as it was sud-
den, and was the only case oil the kind that
ever occurred at the institution. The follow
ing are the assigned cause OF insanity in those
admitted within the year: III health, 81; do
nestle affection, z; epilepsy. Is; intemperance,
IA; peculiarly embarrassment, over exertion,
6; injury of head, z; masturbation, z; critical
period of life, a; disappointed affection, 4; o d
age, s; puerperal,4 4; general paralysis, s; iniu-
ry of spine, Q; sun stroke, 2; suppressed erup.
tioD, 2; spiritaaism, ! !; gunshot wound, /; re-
ligious excitement, ]; fright, /; unknown, q.
Since the hospital was opened. in October,
1910, 1859 patients have been admitted; 1920
have been discharged. of whom 1873 recovered;
$50 improved; $40 are unimprove1; and 536
diod
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Palermo 18th ult brig Mary Mariner MARI
ners from Narseilles ar 9th ldg.
ar at Messna 2lth ult, barque Hornet, Loud, I'm
Bangor
Sid TIM Antwerp 18th ult. ship Anna. Blanchard,
seeking freight
Sid I'm tiibralier LIST nit, barnue Daniel Webster.
Nickerson Messina; ith, brig Dirleo, Rumball, tim
New York; TOT Ceite.
AR prev 10 I'd int oarGue Speedwell, Patten, New
York tor Cadiz. dism lsted.
Ar at Liverpool ath inst. ship screamer, Yonpg,
Savannah.
at cardiff 18th ult, baroues Lincoln, Trott, Tor
Havana, ldg: Commerce, Walls, fcI do, do.
At Newport, 18th ut, ship Hudson, Anthony,
fof New York. llg -. ~
At Glasgow 1,th nit barque Penang, Patten, for
San Francisco, ldg ....
Sid TN Demerara 10th ult, brig j Lei1hton, for
New York. Afl--.-H.a
Ar at ST John. NIB. lst inst. sehs Ralph Souher,
Crosby, EastpJrt; Addie M BIRD, Merrill, i'm Rock
land.
I'D s1st. sch Navita. Shields. Cienfueros.
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SPOKEN.

Dec 16. lat IA N, Ion 40 Is W. brig Minnie Abbie,
from Buenos AyIes tor New York, with loss OF Io.e
anil maintopmssts.
Dec "a lat sc, lon 70 o. sch Silver Star, from New
YORK for Havana. .-.--.. RI. o..
Dec 81, LAT s. lon 70, brig W Barter. from New
York for Key West. LL-t.
Jan 2, lat 80, Ion 10 49, sch F Young, Richard
son, Porto Ric) for Boston.
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ychn Brown, the Citizen of the World.
The anniversary Of John Browns raid was
not celebrated this year in America, but 1t
was in England, as an event of first rate his
torical Importance. A few years more of his
march will bring his name, his history and his
glory home to all the nations of the world, and
they win make his exploits the boast of man.
bind and not of nation. Whenever thrones
are torn down or the people 20 free from the
oppressor, there the solemn refrain of the John
Brown Song rises clear and sweet above the
tumult A marvellous leadership Is this which
humble citizen OF the American Republic
has taken to himself; and every empire N the
world is sure sooner or later to fall before him.
He remarked at the time of making his at
tempt on HaIper's Ferry that 1t would pay
whether the result to him was life or DEATH
It has paid. The government buildings at
Harper's Ferry, including the engine house
where he made bis heroic defence, have passed
into the hands of college for the education
of colored men, and this single fact marks the
immense stride at which John Brown has been
leading his countrymen onward since his
dealh. -..as
Oft heroic men who assisted Brown when
he started on his long campaign, correspond
ent says that only two are lving,-Owen
Brown, who resides in Western Pennsylvania
and @. P. Anderson, colored man, who lives
in Canada OF others who were indirectly as
ISOLATED with hun, Realf, the Secretary of his
provisional government, is non-commission-
ed officer 10 the army stationed at Pensacola.
He was brave soldier during the war and
rose to the rank of captain. He is poet of
considerable ability, aid has recently publish
ed poem in Florida paper which is really
meritorious. Luke, Parsons and Gillswere al
80 soldiers and fought nobly. George P. Tidd
died at the capture of Roanoke Island, and
Barclay Coppic was killed at Platte Bridge,
Missouri.
These men were the real pioneers of the
army of freedom, taking the precedence of
even the Massachusetts, boys who fell in the
streets of Baltimore. Not year will pass
but will add to their laurels and to those of
their great leader-John Brown
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

BLINDNESS, DEAFNESS AND CATARRH.-Dr.
Carpenter remains at the o. s. Hotel until
Jan. 14th only. See advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

The "GREAr MUSICAL EVENT" concerning
which the Boston papers have lately been
throwing out mysterious hints, begins to lift
itself out of the fog, and We are able to get an
idea Of the plan. 1t is proposed to hold at
Boston, in June next, a grand musical festi-
val commemorative of the return of Peace to
the country. An array of talent hitheto with
out parallel in America will combine to give
eloquent expression to a nations Joy in the
advent of the White-robed Guest. The most
distinguished men of the land are to be invited
to participate in the ceremonies, which will
continue three days. The masters of music
are to be assembled to lead, direct and fill out
tie measure of the plan. A grand coliseum is
to be erected on the Common, capable of shell
tering many thousands of people. The Post
says: "Singing. speaking, the music of mon
ster bands, the Ginning of bells, the rear of re-
sponsive cannon, military displays and the
treest manifestations of popular joy will in
unison give voice to the pervading, inspiring
sentiment Of the hour, and furnish a timely
starting point for the nation on its new career
of peace and prosperity"
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

Reverdy Johnson will soon be without
friends. Even the Tory Saturday Review
"goes back ON him."
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MARIN r NEWS.
PORT OF PORTLAND.

Tuesday, January 8.
ARRIVED.
Sch Annie Harris, Harris, Newfoundland, 455 ills
he ring to Lewis Cha q Written.
Scu Brown, W heeIer. Bo>ton for Thomaston.
ar lst-Schs sterling k,heris Wscasset; Speed
well, Wood, Eastport Tor Boston.
CLEARED.
Steamer Chase, Mulligan, Halifax, Ms John
Porteous.
Sch Plymouth. tBrl Hill, Windsor, NS-John Por.
teous, and = + Randall.
Sch Adelaide Smith, Machias-Eastern Packet Co
Sch Columblana, Davis. Easiport-E h Burgin,
Sch Paragon, hickey, Eastport, in ballast.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

CHICAGO AND THE CABINET.-The Chicago
Post treats humorously of the aspirations Of
that City Cabinet-ward. 1t says that Chicago
has concluded that only one of the positions in
that body can be allowed to go outside the city
limits. Mr.. Washburne is conceded whatever
place he wants. For Secretary of the Treasu-
ry, Chicago names J. Young Scammon; for
Postmaster General, Joseph Medell, of the
Chicago Tribune; for Secretary of War, Gen.
John M. Cae; for Secretary of the Navy,
Capt. E. A. Goodrich; for Attorney General,
E. A. Storrs; for Secretary of State, j. 81.
Bowen. Mr.. Washburne, though he lives in
Galena, is graciously assigned to the Interior
Department.
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CRIsrADoRo's FAME
Is the Offspring of a Great Fact.
No one can think OF denying that his
EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE

Brings outa mar BROWN or BLACK tran any
other. In shorter time. ami wi bout injury to the
hair. This is truth as apparent as that the sun
lights the earth. 50 %
CristadOrOs Hair Preservative
AND BEAUTiFIER The toilet without this srti-
Gle, lacks Its most useful attribute Nothing is SO
common lie this country as tue falling I'll the hair.
The preventative prevents 1t. The fbres can no more
loosen and drop e. fihs artic is regulurly applied
ught and morning, than If ca weic fixed in vice.
The testimony On this point is overwhelming while
the baaudfying AMI invgorating propert es of the
fluid are equally we'll established. Oh, t
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
ctpal Depot No Astor doIe. ia feod& eow1mss
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DIR. BENNETT, room % q. S. Hotel, is curing
all manner of disease without medicine.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1869-01-06

In port 3ist. ship Owego, Post for Liverpool, Idg
barque Egeria, Starrett for Liverpool, Idg schs
Azeda y Laura, MeIndoe or West Indies, ready;
Emson, VanCleat tor Georgetown, Sc, 20: Ranger,
Goodwin from Portland, disgi Nellie L Burgess,
Mekeen. tor Northern port
Sid I'd inst, ship e ii Southland. Ross New Orleans;
81 schs Chas Comery, Kuhn, Fan River; Azelda s.
Laura, McIndoe. BaracOa.
GEoRGETOWN, SCAT oath, brig Croeus, Swan,
Charleston
s; Ar 2'sh schs seguin, Call Bath; 26th Daybresk,
Ar 26h, brig Fanny Butler, Bartlett, from Phla-
Cid 9Th scNs VIM Slater. Slater, New York.
buryporl. &c ~ Nh''ei'' mcOonaId, new
vo muiRs0Ms,lON SG list, sch P Adams, DOno-
,o NonSThH-sd LIST. brig Helen Rich, strOut,
ca 1st .s sch Frank Emily Cooley, oardenas land
was N 1itnP.vl hoads I'd
BALIiMohE-Ar Sd, sch G Lewis, Lewis, from
NEw YoRK-Ar I'd, sch Knight, ROmer, from
Ar Sd, Barque Templar Potter, Leeborn 70 days;
schS Onward, batch Bristol, Me; Sarah Nexman,
Young. Portland Emma Wadsworlh, McIntyre,
ar 9TH, ships saml Russell, Luras. Annoy; Black
Hawk Cfowell, San Francise; brig Myronus Rig
gins, Smyrna; Anna Gardiner, Gardiner, Demarara
20 lays
Also ar 4ih. ships Robin Hood KELLEY. and Favori.
ia, Bush. san Francisco sehs TELEGRAPH, Post nom
Maya2uez; Q Farnsworth, SAWYER, Demerara,
with loss OF mainsail and bulwarks stovel
Cld "a, brig Camilla. Straut. Remedies; sch Mat
tie Holmes. Howard, HeaufOrt.
Cld 4th, steamer FrancOnia. johnson. Portland |;
barq"es Helena jackson Cadiz X W Grifhths,
Diummond, Mstanzas G w Roswell Rerriinan
Norfolk br gs Jennie Clara. Robe Is st John. NIB;
Madonna Jordan, Tor Demerara; Maria Wheeler
Wheeler, Aspinwa. scbs Annie q Webber Web.
Der. Mobile, X Z Lane, ane Para; Ann Whiting,
Hutchinson, Demarara; STnaloa, s eele, Portland.
Sid Sd, SHIPS Ellen Goodgood, for San Francisco;
Belvidere, tor Yokohama.
NEW LONDON-Sld I'd. sch George y Mcclellan,
Stewart ttrom Roekland) Tor New York; S I King
Parsons, trom Calais) for do; Maine, Brown, from
Portlandl Tor Brant ord. F..
PRoVlDENCE-Sld I'd, sch belmont, Gales. Tor
Baltimore, -
NEwPoRT-Ar I'd, sch H Prescott, Freeman,
Bos on for angler.
Sid e, sch joseph Fish, Turner tu m PrOvldence)
HOLMES HoLE-Ar I'd, sch Sarah, Cram, East
Ar tth. schs Oliver Ames, from baltimore tor Bos-
Ton Eyergiade, Leland, Philadelphia Tor oo
ooSLoN=Ar 18th. ship Anti. tinson, Shields I;
orig Alex Mlllken, Siearhs. Elzabethport.
Below, rariue Monitor. iron, London.
Cld otn. parque Gan Eden, Greenleai. Montevideo
and a Market brig Nellie Gay, Randlttt. Mobile;
sens Chas MaNo' meMelien, roltland 10 load Tor
Baltimore. Jessie, Brl Foster, do, to load for st
'.LOUCES TER-Ar Sd, schs Banner, Mcfarland,
Belfast TOT Baltimore; Mary Farrow, " ndon Calais
tor New Haven.
PoRTSMoTUH-Ar below 4th, scbs Jas Jewctt,
B nss. Belfast for Boston: Shaw NUT, Kicker, and
ARIEL Raymond. Portland for do: Gem Arey. Rock
land tor tlo: ALERT Jsmsson, Candage. tOston for
kcckland Medora Eastman, Boston for HarI swell !;
Python, Webster. do tor Blueha; Gen Meade. Al.
len do Tor Portland; Exchange, Hutchins from do
Tor Bath.
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Merchants National Bank.
THE stockholders oflhis Rank are hereby notified
Il tn the Annual Meeting lor The ch' fee VI d.
rectors, and The transaction OF any other business
legally brought before them, will be holden at the
Bank, on TUESDAY, January -, 1869, at TEN
O'Clock A NJ, -
CHARLES PAYsoN, Cashier.
Jan 6-d2awtd
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n Aaf0s
The Officers end members Of Dirlso Engine Co. No
8 VOLUNTEER, tender their sincere regards TO +. @
Moody, Cbtet Engineer OF the Poit,nd Fire Depart
ment, the i'm .aria and sauactory division made
by him of the Donation from Nell Dow & Son, to
those Engine Companies who done service at the FIRE
in their Taunery. Dec ami 4. 1865, anil a vote OF
thanks to Messrs Neal Dow s. Son, who have sid by
their acts, we appreciate your services.
dit g. W. RICHARDS, Clerk.
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WE are charmed to see our venerable neigh
Dor, the Argus, exhibit such uniform consis-
tency. Its normal condition is to be two or three
hundred years behind the times, and it is there
fore entirely natural that it should be found
defending capital punishment and rum drink
ing in the same column. Gov. Chamberlain,
when he finds the Argus supporting the course
he has pursued in the Harris case, will prob
ably question himself as to what wrong he has
dore that the wicked should praise him.
TIT New Hampshire Republican State Con.
vention meets at Concord tomorrow. There
is brisk little f2ht going on over the nominal
ton for Governor. -f
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Situation Wanted

NY one desiring an American Woman as Nurse
IA or perhaps Housekeeper in small family, will
please address Mrs II. s., Portland 20. Jae-3.s
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We hope that Senator Fesse nden will for
give the Advertiser. 1t really does not know
any better. 1t has sincere attachment for
his person which is so strong that it would not
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statesmen wanted.
TWO first class Statesmen wanted IN Millinery
L Jobbing House in Boston.
ia 6-eodtw
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For Sale or to Let.
TO LET.

M Two Good Houses-0ne small, the other
.A;;. larger, liable for a boarding house
I'LL Inquire at No 10 Congress Plac,. ia6f
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PHOSPH.aTES.
EIAKMLKS AND PLANTERS !
Insure a large and early crop by applying
THE ALTA VELA PHOSPHATE.
1t Is composed of the celebrated guano from
ALTA vFILA-

-AL'I'-A- " EI--A-
Combined with other Va uable fertili2ing
material, making complete manure.
This Company importing the guano drec!
from the ricn. deposits OF birds ~ Alta Vrls
is enabled 10 furnish fertilizer that cannot
I've excelled. IL permanently cnriches tho
soil. Price $50 per ton. Send for pain.
.phlet. Address,
l- THE'ALTA vELA GUANU co.
.t.. 81 Broadway, New York.
auo1Q On,
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Tomato Culture.

a prominent aud well posted garden-
er gives the Rural Wo,ld the following
items, regarding the culture of that pni-
versally admired esculent, the tomato.
Of course all persons, especially garden
ers, desire to have tomatoes early. In
order to, bring about this result, the
plauts must be raised in the hotbed.
They should be kept low, by frequent
transplanting, and dry also Our friend
lays much stress upon these points. To
raise extra plant. give them plenty of
room in the lot~beds at the last trans
planting, twelve inches TO the plant is
not too much. Open the sesh every
pleasant day in April When they are
to be trausplanted into the open ground,
have your land ip good tilthj run two
burrows, one With small, the other
with a large pillow, to mark the rows
not nearer than 8 by 8 feet-6 by Z he
thinks is better: then put in two or
three fork>fpls Of stable manure at each
crossing; hasl on somc earth, and put
your plants on this Otherwise, choose
the poorest land you have. Belere
taking the plants from the hot~bed, the
earth ia the bed should be reduced to a
perfect mush, by copious watering !
then the plants can BIO taken up with
the least detriment to the roots. Guilt
vate every day by hoe and cultivator,
aud in four weeks your crop of fruit will
be well set; then quit cnltivating
altogether and the result will be salts
factory,
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I'VE RESTORED.
N4-SS just published, a new edition
49, of DT. CHigeF&ciL's Ceie-
Ordted Essay on the radical cure with
out mediein,.) ol SPEhNAToKKHEA, OF semi
nal weakness, Involuntary Seminal Losses.
INPoTEACF, Mental and Physical lncapaci
~, lmpediments 20 Marriage, etc., also,
CuNsuMHTIoN, EPlLEPsY, and Frs, induced
by selt-indulgenae or sexnal txtravsgance.
iCFS Price, in a sealed envelopes, only
cents.
Tie celebrated author, 10 this admirable
essay, clearly demonstrates from a thirty
years saccesstui practice that the alarming
conseqnences,of self-abuse NAY be radical
ly cured without the dangerous use of in
ternal medicine or tho application of the
knife pointing out q mode of cure at once
simple, certain, and ifectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, 40 matter what his
condition may he, can cure himself cheap
ly, privately and radically.
iUjs This Eetter should be in the hands
Of every youth and every man in the land.
Sent, under seal, ia plain envelope, 90
any address, postpaid, on receipt of six
cents, or two postage stamps. Also, DR..
Culyerwelps "Marrlege Gnide," price rs
cents. Address the Publishers,
CBAS. j. @. KElNR s. CO.,
I27 BOwery, NeVY York,
oct2ly Pust-Ohlce Box 4,5SS
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ALSO FOR SAME, DahliSs, s5 per DO,
Hyacintbs, So per doz; Tulip, az Der Ga,
Croeus, Soc; per doz f; GIadiolrs, 8 rs
doz.. Iris, 80 per doz Stiles, 81 per a,
Snow Drops, soc. per doa.; Sofia, 'Sy,
doz.
lie will furnish to order, Apple, Pee.
Pear, PLAN and other iruit ,fev pcy-
and Ornamental Shrubs eafes1,iy selects,
Strawberries, yarietiesi h'--t ~ So "ar 10
Nov. 20, IS.