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St. Joseph and Denver City
Railroad Company.


Issued in denominations of $1,000 and
$500, Coupon or Registered, payable in
30 years, with Interest payable 18th An
gust and 18th February, in New York,
London, or Frankfort, free of tax. Sc
cured 10y mortgage only on completed
and highly prosperous road, at the rate OF
S13.5O3,79 per mile. Earnings in excess
of it's interest liabilities This liue being
the Middle Route. is pronounced the
SHORT EST AND MOST NATURAL ONE
FOR FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAFFIC.
ACROSS THE CONTINENT ST LOUIS AND
FORT KEARNEY SPAWNED BY RAIL
WAY, q CONNECTING WITH THE UNION
PACIFIC AT FORT KEARNEY.
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RARE CHANCE!

IN VIEW OF MAKING A RADICAL
CHAN 4E IN OUR BUSINESS ON JAN
UARY l, 1871, THE PRESENT LARGE
STOCK, COMPRISING ali KINDS
OF DRESS GOODS, sHAwLS,
vELvET5, vELVETEEN,
PLUSH, CLOTHS,
KIDS, SHIRTS AND
DRAW ERs,
SKIRTS,
FURS,
YARN, BATTING, TWINE, BLANKETS,
FLANNELS, PAISLEY sHAWLS.
BLACK SILKS, AND THE
LARGEST STOCK
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Business 4ntifss.

~ Neuralgia is cured by the use OF kenne 8
Pain-Kilhng Magic Oil surest OF anything we
ever tried; in tact, it cures any ind OF p tin OF
lameness, and is an article every family should
heen in the house. Sold by our merchants
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NANHOUD--HUW LOST, HOW

\ AN ooD--ho" LoSI, HOW
aEsToRED.-Justpu published, second edition, By
Or. LEWIS, l254 pagesl. The Medical Compsa.
ION and Guide TO health, On the radical cure q
SperAatorrhQa or seminal weakness. Impgten-
cy, Mental and ysiesl Incapscity, Impedime1a
20 Marriage, etc, ard the venereal and syT5
litie Maledies, with plain and clear direc;iOusf'
she speedy cure of Secondary Symptom so1aI'
rhsa, elects, Structures, and all diseases o. ihs
kin, such as scurvey, serofula, Ulcers, B0ia
5lotehes, and pimples on the face and body, saa'
sumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced BY sell Z
iulgence or sexual extravaganza.
The celebrated author, in this admirable ITsa'
tise, clearly demonstrates, from forry yeETi
successful practice, that the alarming cons
quences of self-abuse may be radically cured
pointing out a mode Of cure at once Simple, os''
tain and etfectual, By means Of which every sui
ferer. no matter what his condition may be, eNS
be efectuaIly cured. eheaply. privately and rsa'
icaIy. sS-This Book should be IN the hanesG
every youth and every man m the isnd.
Sent under seal, in PLAIN envelope. Price
cts. Address, Dr. LEWIS, Ne. Beach sErof+
New York City. 40 years private practice.
novadswly
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT.-The forth
coming annual report of Treasurer Spin
ner will contain the following compsra-
tive statement of the receipts and expend-
itures in the fiscal ascending June 30
1869, and June 80, 1870: Total receipts
in 1870, $704,000,000; in 1869, 1924
747,820. Increased receipts in 1870, from
Internal Revenue, $26, ,292; miscel,
laneous sources, $4033,371; War De.
partmeut, $1,117577; Customs, in gold
| $14,502 1894; from premiums on the last
say 125 per cent, $l,6l2,7 1856; total, $4S,.
263, 321. Decreased expenditures - On
Internal Revenue, $126,814; on the Army
| $4,000, 142; on the Treasury Depart.
ment, 81 ,0l5, 500; ON the Interior Depart
ment, $3,9O5,9S1; on quarterly salaries
$5,333; total, $27, l59,080. Total increased
receipts and decreased expenditures
s75, 422, 402.
Decreased receipts-From direct taxes
$7G5,G85; from public lands, 1862 $50
from the Navy, $1,121 1888; from the
Treasury, $1,6O1, 379; from the Interior
$l93,603. Total, $4.345,3 S9.
Increased expenditures-Navy, $685.
400; Treasury and Interior, $477665
for foreign intercourse, $397,253 for
customs, 1914 60517. Total, 81, 342, 992
The total of decreased receipts and in
creased expenditures $685. 1883.
The comparison between the two last
fiscal years then stands as follows: In
cres sed receipts, $48,263, 321; decreased
expenditures, $27,l59,OS0. Total, $780,
422 402. Decreased receipts, 81 345, 1899
increased expenditures, So, 349, 1892. Total,
$6.668,3S being a clear gain by larger
collections and reduced expenditures OF
SOS, 764,020, or over $222 40 per each
working day.
Purchased bonds for the sinking fund
during the fiscal year ending June 30
1870, including the premium and ac-
crued interest, 1882, 894.S04.
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"ANTED-AGENT go per day 70 y.
w the celebrated Home ehutrlS eeSIng -
chine. Has the under-fred. makes the ~
stitch" [alike ON both SIDES and u fully nee
The best and cheapest family sewing Elac
the market. Address, JoHN~ON. CLahn %
CO., Boston, MATS, Pittsburgh, Pa, e. u
ILL.,, or st. Louis, Mo. ssptlSaah'
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"a The word "sozoaOnt," which is fast he
cemiDg household word, is derived from the
Greek, and composed of two words, Sozo and
Odontes. 'sozo," translated, means to preserve
and sOdontes," the teeth. Sozodont, preserVer
of tn teeth And it is true to its name.
Spalding's Glue will mend your ways. or any
thing else that needs men ding.
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D0sITIvE SALE OF THE VALUABLE
Il properly known a the LAX Dunmore pOu.e.
Salisbury. Vt, together with the entire FurnI-
ture OF the estah shment Pan for e, Pauof rte,
Billiard Table, Stage, V, hi Is, Boats, &c.
On Thursday, Oct. q, 1870, at u o'clock, NJ,
Will be sold the valuable property known as { e
Lake DunmOre House, situated between the
thriving towns of Brandon ann MidfIebury, ana
ackno" legged by all " no have visited 1t TO b.
the most beautiful and romantic situation Ill
this any other country. The house contains
eIghty-fuur apar +ments, including dining-rO IN
capable OF accommoda ting three hundred guests
four parlOrs, COmmOdIous ot1ce, spacious dance
hall. reading OOIn, baggage room, etc. There
are three stables, Slth accommodations Tor about
SIXTY horses, vehicles, etc. Comm cted with the
hotel by plank walk axe tour co-taBeS tor guests
who prefer retirement, and within convenient
distance Is the DO Wing alley, billard-rsOm ice
house and wash house. The hotel and cottages
are situated ON beauutul lawn, which borders
upon the a5GhcenL sheet OF water known
Lake DunmoTe, winch IS about i've miles in
length and from one To two mites wide, abound
ing in hsh of m4uv varieties, and bounded on The
eastern shore by M0OsalamuO mountain, which
rises some two thousand feet above its level. The
laud comprises about one thousand acres, two
hundred of which under cultivation ana
highly productive, the remainder being thIekiy
Limbgred and pasture land. Acr 1sS the lake ar
the singularly romantic Falls of Elana, Echo,
and the cavern celebrated in history the re-
treat of Ethan Allen and the Green Mountain
Boys.
during a portion of the time this hoe has
been bull it has been Occu pied by southern g IL
tlemen and others d private residence. The
buildings have recently BEEN put IN III II )ugh re-
pair, and the sale prest nts OPP ortunlty t.
competent par les, as profitable business may
be done at all SEASONS of the year.
Immedi ttely following the sale of real estate,
will be sold the furniture, pianoturte, stage,
hlcles boats, hair-Iuartr4sses, bedsteads, par OF
furniture MIRRORS billiard tablss, crockery, glass
ware, bedding and linen, etc. oct22l5d
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GETTIN4 MARRIED.

Essays for Young Men, on Social Evils, and the
propriety or Improperly of getting married, with
senltary help those who feel untitled for mat
rimonial happiness. sent free in sealed envel-
velopes. address, HOWARD ASS CITATION
Box P. Philadelphia. Pa septl6S ev2m
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FRENCH Excellent ftcilities for acquiring the
French language are enjoy ed IN the family Of the
Rev j. Letourne4u, the French Protestant Min
lister of Richford, VT. Board and tuition $50 a
month. oc24d II WIN.
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Cincinnati, on Monday, final decree
was entered in the car wheel patent case
of Asa Whitney against Albert l.. Mowry.
The amount of Judgment was over $l2o,-
900. Mowry appeals to the Supreme
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THE LARGEST COMPANY IN
THE WORLD.
All the accommodations (there are no stock
holders) are the property of Policy
holders.
THIS COMPANY


Issued 937 more Policies in 1869 than
any other Company.
1t has IL ,O7O more Policies in force than
any Otner Company.
Premium Income is S5,775,72O larger
than any other Company.
Interest income is s739,670 larger than
any other Company.
Total Income is S6,5I5, 800 larger than
any other Company.
Gross Assets are $1O,Ol2 500 larger than
any other Company.
Amount Insured is $50, 587, BOB larger
than any other Company.
Tot al Outgo forexpenses and Death loss
es is smaller and
The cost of Insurance Is LESS than in any
other Company.
$3G9s, $50 CASH DIVIDENDS WERE
PAID IN 1869,
Being S2,O88,l71 larger than many 9TH
er Company in the United States.
This Company pays all expenses in
Cash, all policy claims in Cash, and al
ways holds actual Cash Assets" equal to
its liabilities.
'THE Mutual LIFE OF New YORK"
is the safest Company in the World, and
on account of its skillful management,
large business, and great accumulations,
the holders of its policies pay less for IN
surance than those Of any other Company.
1t pays the largest dividends, larger av
erage amount on policies becoming death
claims, endowments maturing, and on
lapsed and surrendered policies, than any
other Company. A continuance of public
patronage is respectfully solicited.
FAYETTE P. BROWN,
General Agent for Vermont and Southern New
York. Office, Yonkers, n. Y.
NJ C. EMERY, agent for Rutland and vicioi
y and Ludlow and vicinity. Once, East Wal
lIngtord, Vt.
C. Il. GRANGER, Office MiddletowD, Vt.
octsd& W3mos
FREE FROM U. ). TAXES.
EIGHT PER CENT. PER ANNUM IN GOLD.
A PERFECTLY SAFE INVESTMENT.
FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
OF THE ISSUE OF
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oct6d6-l3 81

DEAL SHAKER SWEET CORN,
EU cut from the cob when in just the right
stage of growth, and dried. Much cheaper than
cans. just received by
W. B. MUSSEY.
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ELECTION.

II
Eagle Railroad and Slate Company The an
nual election for President, President, and
five Directors IF this Company, will be held at
the office OF Henry Nicou No. 80 Pine street, IL
the City of New York, on Thursday, the 9th day
of October, 1870, at u o'c.ock, noon.
Dated Poultney, VT, Oct Sd, 1870.
BY order, WIN. s. AMMAN,
Secretary.
oo4eze o.
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of replevin and trespass, to the person and
actions for SANDER and malicious prose
cutions.
By Senator Benedict, an act relating to
the survey of Lake Champlain, and the
operations connected Herewith in the
State of Vermont. This bill is to allow
persons employed in the United States
Coast survey to enter upon lands within
this State for the purpose of exploring,
surveying or any other act to effect the
object of the survey, and provides for the
settlement of any damages that may accrue
IN case of disagreement upon the amount
to be paid that they shall be settled by
commissioners appointed by the County
Court. The bill also provides penalty
against any person who shall willfully de-
face or remove any signals, monuments
or buildings erected for the purposes OF
the survey. This bill is made necessary
for protection, as the survey of Lake
Champlain has been commenced. All the
sea-board States have passed similar laws
for the protection of the officers and pro-
perty of the survey, as well as the rights
of the citizens of the State during the
progress of the work.
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RARE CHANCE.

The subscribers having comm eneed the jobbing
business IN Boston with to close out their entire
retail stock Of BOOTS and SHOES TO a cash
customer, and offer the same for sale at low
figures.
The above offers rare opportunity 70 any per-
son DESTROYS OF engaging in a retail business, the
stock being mostly new, and the stand, the best
III Rutland.
Address, FRANCIS & MALLON,
Center St., Rutland, VT.
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THE BILLINGS do business just opposite the
L Depot-Bardwell d use Block.
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$19,500,000

The remaining portion of toahis LII
now for sale at 97E and accrued interest
in currency. Can be had at the Company.
Agencies in New York or Boston in New
York, Tanner & Co., Bankers, No. 40
Wall street, or w. P. Converse 81 Co., No.
"a Pine street. In Boston, of E. Rollins
Morse 81 Bro. No. 81 State street.
Pamphlets, Maps and all information can he
ned at either of the above named agencies.
The attention Of Capitalists and Investors l.
particularly invited co these Securities. We are
satisfied they are all that could be desired, and
,y.aat@ aAx,, ,t.z nd boz
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I'VE STUFFS, FULL STOCK AT
F. FEM CO.'S.
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FIAT COST OR LESS THAN COST!

The Ladies of the County are cordially invited
to Call early and secure the best bargains.
b. II BURT.
Oct. 90, 1870. d&w
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Capital Stock of Co. $1O,0OO,OO0
Land Grant, pro-
nounced Value of 5000, 900.
First Mortgage Bonds, 1900, 900.
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BLACK GOODS
EVER OFFERED IN VE8MONr,

At Prices that will close out the entire stock in
Ninety Days,
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SPRUCE GUM THAT is NICE
~ at F. EENN CO.'S.
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2HERDS0WN JEFFERSON COUNTY VIRGINIA. SATURDAY. MAY A. $40

IH t. THE c CESeUs.- act Of Nay
%, 1850, under wbich the Cehsus Of
1870 is 10 be tsken, provides 'hF hliow-
idg conpenAalIon fct assisrsn. Mnsiials:
/ TGo cents Tor every name taken-: ten
cents for every fern; fitsen cents for es.
cry productive es!abii. hmett Of industry;
two cents for every dead person; and two
per cent. Of The eF"ss amount OF names
: enumerated, for social sia,isic.. snd ten
cents per mile for travel. II will be seen
hy The foregoing that the compensation
allowed an assistant or enumetai provi-
ded the district allotted 10 him shslI rot
contain less than 20 900 persons, will be
about $500. DIS t'e.
The law provides that each sssis'ni,
after qualifying, shall perform his duties
by q personal visit 10 each family in his
subdivision, and shall ascertain by ~
ouiries made from some members each OF
family if any one can be found capsule oi
giving the information, but il not, then OF
the sgenl OF such family, The name OF
each member thereof, he age and place
of birth OF each. sex. color, ETC., and shall
also vi,n personally the farm, mile,
shops. mInes or olber pieces respecting
which information is required, and when
such Information is obtained and entered
/ in his blanks then his memoranda shall
be read to The person furnishing The fact
for revision.
There is d penalty Tor refusing 10 fur
ish the required information TO The assist
ant. The scl provides that every person
mote than twenty years OF age belonging
| to any family, in lhe case of the absence
! OF the heads and other members OF the
family, shall be an agent Of such family.
and is required 10 render true statement
! Of ihe nlormstion required, on pain o!
lorlelllng thirty dollars. 10 be sued Tor
| and recovered in au action OF debt by the
assistant TO the use OF the Uuiied States.
The enumeration mus, be completed and
the returns all sen, in 10 the Secretary Of
the Interior by the lst OF November next.
The Superintendent of the Census is
Francis A. Walker, late Of the Bureau OF
Statistics and Assistant Special Commls
sloner Of Revenue. The Department ol
The Interior has sent circular 10 several
] of the United States Msrshsls.
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NEW VOL. 5--N0...' '45.
sad Endlng Of a Rom nee.

Us To-day. just as the sun is st merecisn'
just as with solemn sound Of the great
bell OF The cid ST. Lous Cathedrsi tcl's
torlh the hour OF nopn, snld,er wilt pay
: The penalty ol q crime for which mIliisTy
Justice knows but one expIsnon, The
Uniied States barracks below The city
has been the place selected where the sx'
ecuuon is to take Place. .nd the green
swsrd ol the parade ground will ere many
hours be s,slned With the crimson lie
blood OF ,he unfortunate rnsa. r
He was a member OF one OF the COM
pan!es of UniIed States troops sIsto0ed
near a village in one OF the interior par
ishes of Louisiaus. Nesr the csup was
the plantation OF wealthy gentleman.
who had sympslhised with the Union
causes during the war, and who, there
fore, wss the object OF spseisl- attention
on the part OF the officers OF the command
then performing provost duly. The plan.
ter had large family, among whom was
daughter, WHO possessed in a remarsa.
bic degrees lhs, rare type Of beauty for
which the women OF the SouIh arc noted.
She had imbibed The sentiments OF her
father and, therefore. took great pleasure
iu entertsining the officers Hho frequent.
ly we'll the house.
Tho First Lieutenant Of the company,
Ambrose Black at once conceived VAIN
attachment for the beautiful young creole
and enJesvoIed IN every way 10 induce
ber 10 share bis feelings. Strange TO say
however, The lady lreslec bin in Pecu-
iarly polite but formal manner. that pro-
veJ her heart was ice toward him. This
wa.a gres, shock for his vanity, and lie
was at lo,s 10 understand il. Finally
the expIsn.uoU came. when one OF b"
companions. psyluIly rally ing han upon
bis Ill success, stated Ibsi he had dIscoy.
Gttd Why The lady refused to smile rPon
hlm. lie had acclLenIly witnessed an
interview between herself and ptivlle Al
fred Blske, the soldier Who had been de-
tailed to guard the house-sn Interview
which proved concusSeiy that The heart
OF the young creole Was irrevocsbly 'he
privstes' and not ihe olilcers.
The intelligence was too much tor
Lieutenant Black. Iii, pride wss wound.
ed IN lis mos, vital point He had been
foreslalIed where has heart Was most en-.
listed. and by one Of lis own subordI'
mates. Seeing Privsle Blake al once lie
poured out the walls OF his wrath upon
him. tsun,eL him wnh his position. and
I declared he would send him where lie
Should have 10 more opportunities OF dsl'
lying with shamee. girl while on du-
ty. Alfred Blake had borne much, but
! this coarse sllusion 10 the woman ho loy.
ed better than life fred heart and brain.
and With one blow he struck his officer
PROSTATE upon the ground in tho presence
! Of bis company.
Then followed the tisl, winch was
! rSaAsyej inexT;csslbly touching by tie
presence OF The woman who had dared in
love private toldlet-lhe sentence Of
death TO be preceded by imprisonment at
Ship lsIsbd. 't sf
To-day the sentence is to be enforced
and The majesty Of the law su'iained.-
n. o. PicOyune. -e.- sa
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JNo. l.. RICHARD
JNo. l.. RICHARD. JNo. +. wELSHAHS.
1870.
New Stock for the Spring and Summer
AT THE
LADIES STORE.

WE ha We Just received from Eastern markets
w large and well selected stock of Dry
Goods, Notions, &C., which we are Offering
very low. We name in part as follows:
IN DRESS GOODS-DeLaines, Chales,
Mozambiques, Popins, japanese Cloth, Nohair
Lustres, Lawns, &C., &c. .t -t.r r.. go
IN DOMESTICS.-P Prints, G il ng h m S,
Bleached and unbleached Cottons, Sheetings,
Tickings, Shirting Stripes, Plaid CottoBS, Ia
bic Diapers, Crash, &C., &c.
IN WHITE GOODS.-Plain, Striped and
Plaid Organdies, Cambrics, Jaconetts, Swiss,
Nansooks, Irish Linens, Piques, Scotch Dia-
pess, Percalr, SC. &c.
m MOURNING S.-Bombszine,
Crepe Collars, sc. y full and complete stock
OF Black Alpacas, very cheap, .
MEMS AND BOYS WEAR.-Cassimers,
Co,tonade, Tweeds, Liner. Drill and Duck, &c,
IN NOTIONS-We have Hosiery, Gloves,
Corsetts, Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, and all other
goods in great variety. Also Table Oil Cloth,
and Straw Mating, in fact We have as COM
plete a stock as any first-class Dry Good $
Store in the County.
FUNERAL GOODS.-Orders for these
goods will receive special ard prompt attcn.
ton, and will always be furnished at the low
est prices
Thankful for the liberal share Of public pat.
ronage we have received in the past, we soli-
cit a continuation of the same, which we hope
TO merit by close attention to busisess-and
Cheap Goods.
Remember we consider il no trouble 70 show
goods, and we ask all to call and examine our
stock, before purchasing, as we are confident
that We have bargains 10 offer.
TERMS CASH.
April l6. 1870. III
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THE GIRL THE PERIOD.

80 10 ..... l,-ss1 sHi Ia L55issf
YhShel sits in fashionable parIor,
I And rocks in her easy chair; "a .7sr,
She is clad in silks and sains, ,.,..sa.
And Jewels are 10 her hais /; e s-. @
She ~inks, and giggles, and simpers,y
90 And simpers, and gigfles, aud wink
And though she talks bu,1nt'e, .l
i,su "'Fis good deal more lhsn she ;Sinks'
isVeG
.She lies a-bed in the morning. y,Wsa
TIL nearly the hour of noon
Then comes dowa swapping aad snsIling.
Because sht was called so soon. en-.
Her hair is still in papers, ~ 'nE ..a i1.
Her cheeks still fresh with PANT;
Remains Of hersas! nights hushes. l.
Before she intended TO faint
.'She doals upon men unshsven.
And men with flowing hair .-..-rl
She's eloquent over mouslachts /; ,r
They give such foreign air ....
She talks of Italian music, -. ...-..-.-
I And lslls in love with the moon,
And if a mouse were 10 meet her, .....
She would sink away in swoon.
"IIer feet are so very hIle, - 'a
Her hands are go very white,
Her jewels 60 very heavy,
And her head so very light
Her color is made OF cosmetics. .s...
Though this che will never own ..
Her body's made mostly Of cotton.
Her heart is made wholly OF stone.
"She falls in love with fellow,
Who swells with oreign air
! He marries her for her money,
She marries him for hs-hsir
One OF tie very bes, matches
! Both are we'll mated in life,
| She's go, fool for her husband,
He's goi fool for wife -
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Dwelling Houses,
DIR. RICORD & CO.,
BALTIMORE, MD.

DR. ]. /. RICORD & CO., l4l Fayette St.,
~ below Howard has devoted thirty years to
the especial treatment Of Nervous Debility,
Organic Weakness, Spermatorrheo, Loss OF
Sexual Power, Emissions of Semen by night or
day, or in the Urine; Discusses Of the Kidneys
and Bladder, Hernia, Female Weaknesses, and
especially those Diseasec arising from lmPrH-.
dence of Young Men. Gonorrhea or Gleet OF
years standing, where injections and the or
binary treatment has failed, cured in eight
days by local remedy. Syphilis, the last
yeslage, eradcated by neutraIizer, dlScove-
ry, and preparation of our own, and which
has gained Us such world wide reputation.
A cure guaranteed in all cases.
None Of our medicines sold By the bottle or
package.
April %, 1870. ly