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Ho7TE-A few persons who desire
board in a private family. with the
uaiet and res' of . home, can obtain
e. bg giaB at the corner Of Oak
ara ourth streets.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

ra The Cedar Moths proof Fur
Boxes just RET siyed at
#. A. WEBER & Co
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N0TECE 10 amTPPERe.

OFFICE OF RAILROAD TRANSIT Co.
CAIRO. Ill, April &c, 1870
The Transit steamer Dan Able, running
between Cairo, Illinois, aod Columbus,
Kentucky, connects daily with all trains
on the Illinois Central and Noble a. Ohio
Railroads. Freights for Columbus or
points south Of Columbus should be de-
itvered 10 ghe Transi Company's wharf
boat at Cairo. JAMES JOHNSON,
mas wv Agent Transit Co.
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SERENADE. - The Cornet Band
have the thanks Of the JOURNAL
corps, for the serenade last night, the
saying " there's music in the air" be-
ing realized the fullest on that &C.
oasion.
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A DocToR FACToRY.-The Union
of this city copies an article from n
of the German papers of Cincinnati,
complaining Of the number of Doctors
assuming to manage the Singers Fes-
tival, to take place in that city next
month.
The assertion is made that lest
there should not be doctors enough
to do the business. a Doctor factory
has been established.
Well, Cincinnati has turned out
some queer s-19les of doctors before
now, why should she not set up a doe
tor mill aud grind them out by the
dozen.
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RELaIoUs.-Severa clergymcn and
laymen, of the Evangelical Lutheran
Church, left this city last night on
the Nick Longwofth, for Louisville,
TO attend the Conference Of that
Eb,rob
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one Dollar store.

Will sell each article for 75cts.
This is positively the last week for
bargains. May 8 Ct
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by ~Iolegraph.l NEW YoRx. NAV IA
Market quiet aud lacking in buoyanev.
NY Most lMpoftant chanRea to-day were
70 65c: do % do from O2Xc 10 900. dn "a ~
from 5IMc TO 30: do 81 from 82LSe' "a M. -
from 2Oc to Ice. A"1H 40
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sar Dress Goods and Cassimores
in great variety, now very cheap at
~SGHAPKER, BUssING & Co.'s,
apr20 If 40 Main Street..
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MARRIED.

JQNks-LAUGHLIN-At s o'clock in
the evening of May 8, at the residence Of
Mr.. DIV. Lusk, by Kew. G. q. Hart, Mr..
BASIL II. JONES to Miss MARY A. LAUGH
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D5~ All kinds Of Soft Felt AID
fashionable Silk Hats made to ordee
at WEBER & Co.'S.
apI6-3m1 No. 50 Main st.
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OsB3RNE AHEAp.-Those who
doubt e, shonld see Clement. White
q Cos handsome blue signs.
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HOME AGAIN The Evansville
party to the Louisiana Fair arrived
at home from New Orleans, yester-
day, Mr.. II. f. Blount aud lady,
and Mr.. Thomas Seantlin and lady
returning on the Nick Longworih,
and Mr.. James Foster and lady. Mrs.
George Foster, Mrs. Hudspeth. Mrs.
DR.. Haas, and Mrs. Bentley returning
on the Mary Miller, as they went.
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NFW pTBTTgHINa H01gp

Agents wanted for Toms Couernr
HOMES, 600 pages, illustrated. simple. urnc-
ticai, Indispensable hints on House UnIId-
ing. Farming 0~ardoniuHt Invention. Pate
emt kiahta, oc. distinctions euurrru'u p
fconumltal end Sensible. Better tnTuH
eYtf. EXTRA I~anuoEafn1IH rD ODD
Isacx Box %, Cincinnati. QUO. Dmeo. IHi
West Fourth Street. %apffdWfm dsfnv
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A PLEASURE ExCURsIoN.-Pursu
ant to the action of the Council on
Monday night. the Councilmen met
at the ofice of Councilman Carpenter,
and finding that as a committee of
the whole they were also d committee
on several holes, they proceeded at
once to make the tour of the Lamas.
co lakes. which, unlike either the
lake of Como or Geneva, are neither
romantic in their situation, or beau
tiful to look upon; nor are they ike
the lakes of Killarney, for instead Of
the remarkable echo, SO pleasant to
the ear, the wonderful character of
which has become a matter of histo-
ry, these lakes make their appeal to the
nose, and that, too, in a banner not
very gratifying to the sense of smell
ling.
The result was a unanimous verdict
against the lakes as a nuisance, anda
decision that they must be abated;
especially lot 219. Donation Enlarge
ment, which isreported to be a first.
class pestilence breeder.
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MRS MfLUERB NEW BOOK.

"THE ROYAL rom no FORTUNE.
a delightful % lmftructtVnHt0ry for huFH.
Price, tl 81. Sold BIZ booffeilera. or HDuL
by mail on receipt on price.
Also, numerous other ha81eH. Write for
descriptive circulars. Address ng above,
ALFRED j. BEWELL q co. Publishers
WY CHICAGO, LL.
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HEAR ME NoRMA."-The hop Of
the Norma Club last night, at National
Hall, was an affair that was highly
enjoyed by all who were fortunate
enough to have been invited. The
music by Ossenberg's String Band
was excellent, aod the supper such
as Madame Seelig alone can serve.
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BW Our stock of Bonnets, Hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Millinery gem
orally is very large and complete, and
will be sold cheap, at Wholesale or
retail. Miss Bellam and her assist
ants. in charge of the Trimming De-
partment, will trim to order at short
notice, and guarantee satisfaction.
SoHAPKER, BUssINa 4 Co,
apr20-tf 40 Main Street.
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You will find Ladies' Velvet Hats
at 50 cents, at Click & Schwartz, OPP
posife the Opera House. sep25
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BEFORE JUSTICE MoTERNAN.-
James Ramsey, who was arrested on
Saturday evening. was not examined
the same evening IS reported. He
was examined yesterday, and in de-
fault Of 500 bail vas committed for
trial in tho Criminal Court for having
stolen a pair of baby's shoes from
Messrs. Chute & Henning's store on
Main Street.
What James wanted with the shoes
is not easy to see, as he is reported to
be a bachelor of about twenty ven
years.
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Hr r. G. BridweIl & Co, corner
of Main and Third Streets, have a
full stock of Drugs. Chemicals, Pat
ent Medicines, American and import
ed Perfumery, Toilet Soaps, Brushes,
&c. Prescriptions carefully com
pounded. Fresh Blue Lick, Con-
gress and Roekbridge Aim Waters.
je17-f
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8. Bruner StIll Ahead.

Those elegant Bohemian Flower
Vases for 70 cents. Now Is your
chance. mav4-tf.
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French Lick Springs,

UEOWR ~ COLONEL ROWLES,
II SPRINGS. The Bous is now open
Tor the reception OF visitors. The Springs
can be reached via Orleans. on the Louis
vile, New Albany g. Chicago RAILROAD.
and also from shoals station, on the Ohio
Il Mississippi Railroad. from which pOlnts
there are daily Hack Lines 10 the SprinRs.
Music and ainusementB viii be on hand.
Inese waters as analysis shows, contain
the finest combination or medicinal in
gradients on n continent. send for cir
caief e~onlalslng analysis. For further
RYAN a. TUCKER.
frencn Lick Springs, Orange County, In
diana. maj d4w w8w
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D5g Fresh white fish and lake
trout at Waeley's. this morning.
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L%Onisylle Market.

Hy AeIHBTHUUsI L~OUTHVIITW. NAV I0
COTTON MlddIIlig 20. W
u u :. !. :. :.
n".
CORNISH 22J[.
WHEAT-n 05H1 20,
OATs-70c.
RYE-ei %.
FORA-SI 60.
BAcoN-i3L. II and 17%c.
BULK MEATs-i2M 10 and 1917. III
H~AMs-Sugar Gu ed 100.
WMsKY-g CO.
TOBACCO safes 800 Al n taa
W for Hoited to fancy leaf
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CITY NE w S
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ROW the boat lightly, love,
over the sea;
-. nd

UIIIN NNu nIHUIIy
I'll wander with thee"
The sea, in this case, will. of course,
be the Ohio River. and the Idlewild
the boat, the ladies of Trinity
Methodist Church having arranged
an excursion for the 18th, to the
grove below Henderson. Let US all
ro
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For Sale CkeaD,

Second hand buggy. as good as new.
IEquirs at this ofice. Ima11-2s5a
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EGrHallock & Ford, Druggists, 81,
Main Street, keep a splendid assort-
ment of everything in their line, and
sell remarkably cheap. They also
ell prescriptions accurately. =
~may11.3m. cod
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KENNAN's LECTURES. = The last
opportunity to hear first. class lectures
this season will occur next Monday
and Tuesday evenings. Mr.. George
KEENAN, will discourse at the Opera
House on his experiences in the Arc
tic regions of Asia. Living for three
years in the few and scattered settle
ments Of the Siberian Cossacks; wan
dering over desolAte steppes with the
nomadic tribes of Arctic Asia; riding
on reindeer through the dense pine
forests around the Okhotsk Sea; and
camping out amidst the wild pictur-
esque scenery of TX Amstchatka, Mr..
KEENAN, has enjoyed rare opportuni-
ties for the requirement of new and
interesting information, and his de-
scriptions are the result Of an extern
sive and varied experience of North.
ern life.
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SAP AS FUEL.-A gentlemen ofthis
city, having read In an old copy of
an Evansville newspaper. that Messrs.
Little Brothers. who keep a barrel
factory near Pigeon Creek, made fuel
out of sap be supposed it to be
come new invention similar to water
gas, and ordered a few galIons for
kindling as an experiment.
Imagine his surprise when q wagon
was backed up at his wood-shed with
a load of poplar slabs. A little later
he received an anonymous note, say
ing "Messrs. Little send the kind
lings, but the sap being confined to
the head of the writer of that notice
of the establishment of the estab-
lishment, where, in the manu-
faeture of a block of wood no
timber is lost they are unable to
send il"
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noon, wherein alimony to o divorced
wife was the matter 10 dispute.
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ToBAcco.-The appearance of the
sale at Martin, Gardner & Co.'s, on
yesterday morning, was strongly sug-
g~estive of Wall Street.
What her grain is to Chicago. and
gold and stocks arc to New York,
tobacco is to Evansville; the eager.
crowd of buyers bidding as if for
life; hurriedly inspecting samples.
and deciding instanianeously on
the value, they bid accordingly
So rapidly is the business done that
the sales averaged q little moro than
one bogshead a minute, the whole
sixty-fYe being sold in about one
hour.
Prices ranged from IS 40 for frozen
trash, to $12 IS for shipping leaf.
Messrs. Wilhelm & Frick enliven-
ed the scene with an outlay Of their
sparkling Madison ale, which added
materially to the liveliness of the
scene.
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"THE VI b FEgT7VAL"

An OriNin0l Quarterly Magazine, devoted
eXcluelVely 10 school EnterlnlumrutH.
Exhibitions, TahlenuH, etc. brlc0 Wits
Gents "a year. Sample copy l1 cents.
The LtIc CDipDrafs Netg br0tghlg B00t
"HEED'B DRAWING LEsGuNf
The best Thing Oh the kind over ilauod.
Price so 00lUr cloth bindings School NlI.
tiOu, 80 cents. Euld hy ho0kHellarN, ur H.ut
by mail On receipt Of price.
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Farm for Rent.
421 acres, in one mile of Evansville.
Apply to ALvAH JOHNSON.
apr13tf.
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z II. & y; r; r; Northern Division
srEAMBoAT LINES.


TO LoUnsvILLE.-Every Monday Al 10
O'Clock An. Every Tuesday. Eedncs-
dag, Ihnrsdey, Friday, and Saturday ate
70 CAIEo-Dany, except Sunday. At Z
o'clock p. MH
TO 0REEs RrvER-Every Monday. Tues
day Thursday, and Saturday at4o'clOck
Pm.
uFday at4 o'clock y. N.
TO HExDERsoE-Daily, except SUNDAYS,
~ 3 o'clock PM.
To NAsHvILLE-Evefy Tuesday ,Wedueg-
day and saturday At 4. M.
Transient boats daily up and down.
To CIncINNATI-Every saturday a. 10
An.
TO CANEELToN-Every Tuesday, Thurs
day, and saturday at 10 AN.
RockportStage (via Newburgh and Boon.
glue,l carrying the mail, leaves At Z a. M.
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridavs'
Arrives by 7 p. NJ, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and saturdays.
New Harmony Mail Stage leaves Nom
dzys and Fridays at A. n. Arrives Tues
days and b~atprdaysby zP. NJ.
Mt. Vernon Mall Stage leaves daily fey
oept snndays( At IA. M. Arrives daily lex
To NEWBURG.-HaoK daily Except Sum
ayD from IA Hotel, at 3
o'clock r. NJ
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agricultural.

The Stockholders of the Wander
burgh County Agricultural Society.
will meet at the Court House, Satur-
day, May 18th, at2 o'clock p. NJ, to
take into consideration tho propriety
of holding ii Fair the coming Fall.
All are requested to be present, as
other important business will come
before the meeting.
May 11-4t.l VIM. NJ. AKIN, Secretary,
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NAMEs-There is a man in Detroit
named John Devil; another in Chi
cago, a matchmaker, named William
Teufel, which is German for tho same
parsonage. Pease & Bacon were
commission merchants in Detroit
some years ago. A Miss Vinegar, or
Kenosha, Wis. is q sweet young
thing" and teaches the young idea.
Ole Bull saws wood in Madison,
Wis. Pizzaro is a tailor in st. Louis.
Oliver Goldsmith sells tobacco and
cigars in Detroit, and in the same
city are a Priest who makes guns, a
Bishop who mends boots, and a Pope
who makes cigars. Pope's partner
has the fragrant name Of Lavender.
A man named Barrel kept a saloon
for many years in Chicago. Isaac
Bushel is a painter and musician in
Peoria. The Peck family are mum
erous, and there are also a few ellis,
but names are not often dealt out in
as small doses. The champion bill
lard player Of California is a Coon.
A very active temperance man in
Milwaukee, is named Brandies. with
a Won preixed. Cornelius Vanderbilt
keeps a little country grocery at
Calumet, Illinois. The tallest man
in La Sale county. illinois. is named
Low, while a man in st. Paul named
High, is only 4 feet 8 inches high.
A. Lambw a for many years engaged
in slaughtering sheep in Detroit.
while A. Lyon kept a hotel in the same
city.
OF the Fish family, Mr.. Pike is an
au~ctioneer; Mr.. Salmon. a broker;
Mr.. Mullet, a surveyor; Mr.. Sturgeon.
a ship broker, and Spring, Summer.
Fall and Winter have namesakes
pfact;ciug medicine in Chicago.
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RAILROAD TIMETABLE.
tcOrreeted February 4fh, 1s60)


GOING NORTH. era
Leave Mall. Expr. Freight.
EvansNlie ..lO;iOA NJ. 4.a0 M..a4sa0 "A M
Arrfre
N1ncennes.-l2;40 p NJ 6:29 p NIL rs A M
1eFfe Haute. 3s52 p NJ. D:45 p NJ. AIS p M
Evansville q OraWfOrdsVllIe.
RETURNING,
Leave Exp. Eafl FnsiRht.
q. Haute ....... Gao A NJ. 4:40 r NJ. 6:45AM
~VIncennes..-. = 80 A NJ. 8:8 p NIL 80 n
Afrfpe
Evansville -.i2 100 AIs.....g0 40 = NJ. 5:35 p N
Terre Haute Il INDIANAPOLIS.
GOING EAST.
Leave Day Eek. Night FIX. Mail.
Terre Hantc. 4a5 M..12.IO A M. $3.50 A N
indianapolis. cas- p NJ. 2slO A MI :05 A NJ
Ohio ~ Mississippi.
GOING EAST.
Le0Ue Lightning Eek. Acc. Night Ex.
Vtncennes e. ;O8 p NJ. 1:l3 M...10:23 p NJ
GOING WEST.
Leave Mall. Night tx. Day Ex.
Nincennes -. 4;l7 4 NJ. I:57 A NJ. GAO AM
TeFFe Haute AZ TndfaunnoIIa
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US. INTERNAL HHVENUH.


nv TME 10TH DAY or APRIL.
WlblOi eleven boxes OF cigars were seized
al the mauufnctofy 0f Smith a HorHt. nuu
eighty bo1es OF cigars we've seized nt tna
mandatory or WlIfnm AkunHIr both Iu
Evansville, Indiana. Cause of H-eIzuraA
/" Being packed in BOXES once ugnn for fHnL
purpose, and not having tine proper tuE
stamp thereon"
All persons claiming EaiH property must
present fheif claims within THIRTY days
from the nfBi publication oi thiH notice.
JAMES q. WEATCH,
ap2BW3W Collector
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WEDNESDAY, MAY II. 1870.
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DAILY JOURNAL
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N E 9 !.
w lad another stirring atorm yes


For other Rtucr Items See Tasrd Page.
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EVansVIlIe & OraWfordsVIIIe.
RETURNING,
TerFe Haute d Indianapolis.

ndp'Ils.s 20 AM. s;25 A n. $50 P NJ. s:sOP M
7. H-e...G 100 AM.Il;2 5 A NJ. 4:4O p NIL rs Pm
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in command, and a more genial and
worthy gentleman never commanded
a steamboat. She had nearly two
hundred passengers.
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Manifest steamer Mary Miller, FROM New
Orleans to Evansville, May 10, 1870:
n Ingle. Jr, 23S tons RR fron-
New Albany-Z8 tons scrap iron.
Clarksville-C VI Barker, 10 hhds sugar,
10 bris molasses, 10 half do do; sundries to
order.
was detained q hours By fog ana storm.
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EstraY NoLLea.

FVYAKEW up ny Hr0Hahm GERARD
Ala Union Township, one rod nuu white
heller WIN motley colOrcd face, crop Hun
split ia LETT ear, split and uudUr DIDO Iu
rtHntt TAR judged tu br near two years OLD.
end ~ praifad 90 huotn dollars. also n rcI
bull Wnh Whlte faoei white spot on cnrn
and Appraised nj eight dollars. before
mhgi W.T. "a u. MWW MAJ Trnffrn.
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LOST.

"AIM-A roll OF black hair on Second
- orThird, between Oak aud Main SITS
a liberal reward by returning to Hud-
Hpetn, Adams No, 81 Main st. mall IL
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INITIAL WRITING PAPER.

Ihe EVANSVILLE JOURNAL com
1917 nave Tor aale. 90 theit HIAIION.
cry STORE, next door ~ Tho
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CINCINNATI, May I0-River fallen
10 inches during the last "a hours,
with ID feet II inches in the channel,
Arrived-Emma Floyd, from Nash
vile; Norman, from Evansville:
Nora, from the Cumberland; Little
Condor. from st. Louis. Departed
r. II. Hudson, for Wheeling; Kate
Robinson, for st. Louis; Little Con.
dor. for Pittsburg.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-07-22
n Noble Precedent,

A brief month or two ago : wealthy
inhabitant down in New England
passed 10 his checks. This is not
very strange for We read Of rich men
who died centuries ago and then call
cd on those whom the dogs had licked
70 cool their parched tongues. The
strange part Of the business is that
this New England chap should have
wiilcd each Of the newspapers Of his
county 81, 900 We can't con :ciea-
tiously ask any of our wealthy men
to. "shufae of. yet if they should 60
under .be advice or treatment of any,
would it not be we'll to have the pre-
liminariss oil settled and our 3 l 600
all provided for. In fact this is the
only thing that q Now Highlander has
done recently that We deem worthy to
be initiated. Still our anxictics nor
arc our necessities so great that VIC
would solicit any one to die; yet it
may be we'll enough to suggest, that
if any Of our friends feel it . duty to
60, if they can't leave . $1,000,
they leave what they conveniently
can, ever mindful Of the fact that .
better obituary can be given for
$1,000 than for q smaller sum.
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Human Misery.

Just Published in Scaled Envelope.--3
Price six cents. aA# T. + .sttH
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treataaent
and Radical Cure Of Seminal Weakness, Or .
Spcrmatorrhna, induced by Self-abuSs Ia
voluntary Emissions, Impotency Nervous
re,i!ity and Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally Consumption, Epilepsy ard Fits
Mental and Physical Incapacity, &c.-By
lo3ERT j., CULyEawELL, Nj. D. Author o.
the .Grecn .Rook,n sc. Efs..ss..3 tE
The wsrld-rcnowned author, in this a.
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own experience that the awful consequences
Of SeIf-A busc may be effcctually removed ,
without medicine, and without dangerous
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vately and radically. THIS LEeTUnH VIVA
Prove A Boon TO THOUSANDS AND Tnovs-
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REASONS WHY -.
"Bdrrett's Hair Restorative"
IS THE BEST.

The reason why Barrett's Vegetable Hair
Restorative has larger sale and is more
popular than any other, Is simply because
it is the best. , ..r. ..'s 4.s
The reasons it is the best are:
LIST. 1t is thorough in its action upon
Gray or Faded Hair, asa..
I'd. 1t is sure to restore the hair to its
youthful beauty, producing ono distinct
shade, while others leave the hair in many
varied colors.
Sd. When restored the color is made fast
and the hair does not fade into its former
discolored appearance.
4th. 1t promotes growth when others fail
to reproduce single hair.
/. 9Th. 1t acts directly upon the roots and
not rs dye.
9th. II cures ali diseases of the scalp
and removes dandruff and hair-eaters.
It'll. Ii is highly pcrfumed, free from NIL
dirty and gummy substances, and does not
stain the scalp or soil the finest fabric.
9Th. 1t thoroughly cleanscs the scalp of
stances.
9th. It causes the hair to grow thick lux
uriant and glossy. e.
10th 1t prevents Badness and prcma-
ture decay.
18th. The ingredients used in this prep
aration are the very best that can be found
and as harmless as water.
18th. Barrett took the first premium Ia
silver medal over all competitors, ut Nush-
ua, New Hampshire, in September, 1866
These are the reasons why Barrett's is
the best Hair Preparation in the world, as
we'll as the reasons why every one should
use Barrett's in prcferentc to all others -
Cincinnati Globe.