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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
CRIMINAL.

At the Tombs Police Court, yesterday, be-
fore Justice Bowling, brought Samuel Taylor OF NO
Al Grands for having stolen case OF boots from tle
store Of Joseph Blum, at No. so Whtes He was caught
In the act and committed.
In the Court of General Sessions, before
Judge Bedford Ellen Rebecca UT was sentenced TO one
year the State Prison, on the charge OF causing te
death OF Patrick OConOr Frank Kaiser, charged wltl
burglary, acquitted Thomas Lyons, charged win
receiving stolen goods acquitted direction OF the
Court Joseph Munster plead guilty to an attempt ri
grand larceny and sent to the PenentaIy Tor ono
year.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court, before
Justice Cox Charles Hammond DOotblaek, age Il, Nv
ing in Ezabethport committed Tor trlal OH chaTge
OF having attempted TO steal quantity OF human halr
worth $3.50 from the store OF Arthur Gentll No. 80
broadway, on Thursday. saleswoman saw Hammond
and two others the store and stop at the showcase
where the hair kept. Thomas CunnlH, age ~,
butcher was committed 10 answer IN de1ault OF GOO
hail for burglarousy entering the OF Chrsto
pLer Hackett at No. 400 East Sixeenthst Boots and
shoes Of the value of $50 80 stolen An accompce
LANES Kearney was arrested on the night OF the Dur
elory the inst by officer Little or the Eghteehth
Precinct and was held TO answer james Gallagher OF
No 20 Downright. caused the arrest or James owens
noe ~ butcher whom he charged with forcing open a
door OF his dwelling Wednesday night, and togeter
with another boy who has not been arrested carIy
away gold watch, clock, and some money all OF TIE
value of sos James BrOderick, who lives IN the same
house saw the leaving, carrying the Dundes WIN
them Failing to give $1,000 security owens was loeKeu
I'm for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
THE MIDLAND RAILROAD.

The surveys for the route OF the Midland
Railroad through Passac County N j. have been FIN
ished The route the Passac River near River
eide passes through the Bocht crosses forkaye Pater
son. northwest Of Broadway runs through the Derrom
property cuts ton the corner OF smontOn lands follows
Vreelandaye and tue Passaic River again near
the Mgrketst bridge. Thence IL runs 10 iackensack
ia that the Company has obtained lease OF
water frontage the vicinity Of the Elysian Fields
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
A LETTER FROM oAssIUs NJ. CLAY

To the Editor Of TIE Tribune.
SIR: | have never been IN habit OF re-
portng my speeches for the press or correcting reports
made by others but for fear your report OF my remarks
last night may do injustice to others well as to myself
Ibeg thu favor 20 make here summary OF what did
cav BEFORE entering upon the subject OF the nights
meeting begged to audc to two events OF my personal
history which had stood unexplained by me ior eiRs
wears and we're much miseonstrued by my enemies
then sod nv London Times letter.. so much denounced
~ M, initiated by ine but written by tho request OF
We, ~ The nrominent Americans then IN London IN 1861
thot IL was approved by Gen j. g. Fremont, ana was
especially submitted TO ana corrected oy ne non ~ =,
S,Iev Gnr preseut Minister In England. TIE eler Wa
% tathe auti-Sayery antecedent5 or tne bfltls
uotIon every complimentary ana itehdeu 90 ren.h
,he aud sense OF justice Of that people 1l5
same motives influenced US ~ an aip,m 10 ,e o sr,
neople That these efforts for when pets"u"iy sul
Tered not unfruitful ~ result, RuIs W e e r
onposed In their unrlendy course 10 An ~
lie people of those nations and .hey fosna ~ ns ons
81 81" Gen scott-more formidable than that In front
intend also 10 explain why returned 10 nissa ~
instead OF entering the arny MIN nu ln1 tbs b"s on
army returning slaves 10 their Rebel owners ltot III
parts even In the District OF Columbia ieIu,su 70
hef suppor of the Rebel srles and knowing Thar eav
crv WAS the CORNERSTONE, ito use Stephenss anguase'
OF southern Ss no, tS ' but proanao
OF freedom all slaves would save US rom iOres n. t
vention and defeat at home Mr.. bneon sgseea MA
me in sentiment, but said he feared that under suen
nToclamation, Kentucky would Join tho south.
nd he thought we could not AFFORD 70 1859
that State. assured hun tnat hen'uyay nan and No
partes would be changed by sueh actoh on MS pI. 10
lien gave me % written order, coante rinandlng ths o.
once 10 Gen D. r. Bntier New Orleans and sent me on
confidential mission 10 Kentucky 10 sound pnpnc sontr
mont went TO Fhf9t was heard N 'Ss snt u l,e
In which speech took ground 10 favor Oh bpethuR .o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
DEPARTURE OF FOREIGN NAILS
SATURDAY. JAN q.

SATURDAY. JAN y.
Mails FOR Europe via Southampton and Bremen per steamship rson
from Hoboken close PosOIce II 20 Steamship sails az
Supplementary Mail M paid letters O1y made ~ 90 BTsH's
Pier. and closes at "A ?. m
Mails for France VIA and Brest per steamship Lsh'sts,
Pier So ~ R. close the General Postonee a, No Boy
Elementary Mail
MONDAY, Jas. "a.
Mails for Argentine Republic Brazil and 81 Thoma, per steamship
MerrrmAck, close the General POstOhee at Oan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
NEWS PACKAGES FOR THE PRESS.

CAPTAINS parsers arriving al tbs port are sqseed
addressed SeNYofs Pres
persons exhibiting authority Of W. smouou v.n.r
lg-nt New. Inf TRisuss
World Sun Erprsss EceHa9 Post. Commercial ddr,r StseS
ZEng and Neg Yorker DeaokTaf should Aso De aeb'eS s 70
tne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Ignatz Elosky and Adolph Elosky, father and
son, aud two Of the persons charged with being con-
cerned In the commission OF frauds OF the Eghteenths
disery have surrendered themselves before Conmis-
soner Osborn gnatz gave 5000 bail to appear for ex
animation, but Adoph, who only 2years old 8t the
time of the commission Of the alleged crime, was dis
charged on his own recOgnizance
Reddy The blacksmith y" Reddy" has settled his case
In which he was charged before Commissioner Osborn
with nonpay ment OF tax as retail liquor dealer aud
billlardtable proprietor at No Chatham'square, by
paying his tax penalties and costs, amounting 10 about
SIS, and has been discharged =.
The Fourth National Bank CdSe-The case OF William
f. Yeltman the clerk OF the Fourth National Bank VINO
was charged with defrauding the bank by means OF
forged checks and false entries came on for examination
before Commissioner Shields yesterday,
Billopp Seaman cashier Of the bank, eshed tnat le
nan had been connected with the bank as collection
clerk aud bookkeeper about five years. he (wness bad
examined the books kept by Veltman for 1893 ana soy
found false entry made on the 10Th or April lsos, OF
5000 OF August 1862 false entry anu
It'll OF October, 1862 false entry OF t3o; the
first entry was to the credit OF William Leith; Neman
confessed TO having made that false entry told Vet
man IL would be better for him to make clean breast or
IT, and he confessed to having made the entry Counsel
for Vetman objected all this evidence the ground
the so ealled confession, and that witnesses testimony
that the entries false not legal evidence OF ther
falseness but only opinions OF the witness.
At this stage the further hearing was adjourned 10 IL D.
Monday next.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22

NOTICE III MAilNE Al Liza L iO.N..
IN -LOOluEAD AID SAELLlGS LIGHTS, W. COAST w
OIHcs oF IRisu Liears Drrtis Jan !, lsm
hs,hy given tbAtthe Light srAhRsd he psssA
1,,L.e will sa.ths Evesng of the st Of MAY len Dc ehAhs.t
hsn FIXED Twn,tea. Lga SLOWING bright 0 " sssSsSs
sat eelq yci f0F . sscosda - 80, - . . -
Trsa lie sane date shegs Upper t, SIN ess 70 ~ r>
Abd Light lesrsgh uhs western Hsss si"e
p""' iSA'-' ' Jaw WM LEES. sesssu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-22
SoIt @larams' npiit,.
NOTICE TO MISUNDERSTANDING

NOTICE TO ADMINISTRATOR
ISLAND LIGHT HOUSE, sourhH Bsi ColsI % IhkLznD
= Oyveg oY Ia IGHrs DthtiS. LIT Jaoatv lsIo y
SorICB ~ HEaRBY GIyIN that HOUSE, las ossn erected.
an TKARAGHT The o. the Bisske lAas toaay OF
Kerr In LAT SO - s. sai Loas l,@ v W. hon vt,s a.
RI REVOLVING LIGHT vii be e,bbet on The tteains VI Us
,n.- is-o .,d 20 sue Thea Sh from sptst u ssarse
skt viii be ir Older po.G hey.sg IL eeAl paas ~
shs M, ysl Of tho Atb Sphug tide. s s>aI
n, ssls.l bssey riaas aRt hall 81 VIII :: ,sss
Lrt..,o tse bssfg, OF y r1lnd West 10 b.
a Son b. ,s. 10 ea Gather from istsres u ~ Nautical An.a
Ibs ToseT Cuii Of AM kth Gray Color AID 81 kes
from yane 49,, a. =, -, - q.
showing hi seconds Aat c9fel< seconcs sns ts
i;prer sse.lgs Liz o. .EslesO.lh Le a.seo1nslsd
Bssr.n,o Ma spgtlG by otisf,
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TheSdturddy Rerteto says:
There Is art, the most consummRte art
In appearing absolutely frank, and never
telling anything which 1t Is not wished
should not be known, in being pleasantly
Ghatty and conversational, yet never com.
hitting ones selfto statement or opin-
ibn which might be used against one at
erward-ars celdre drtem in keeping ones
own counsel as well as In other things. It
Is only after O long acquaintance with
this kind OF q person that you find out
that he has been substantially rcticent
throughout, though apparently so frank.
Caught by his easy manner, his genial
talk, his ready sympathy, you have con.
fided to him not only I'LL you have OF your
own, but all you have OF other peoples,
and Il Is only long after, when you reflect
quietly, undisturbed by the magnetism Of
his presence, that you come to the knowl.
edge Of how reticent he has been In the
midst Of seeming frankness, and how little
reciprocity. there has been in your conf.
dence together. You know such people
for years, and you never really know
more about them in the end than you did
ut the beginning. You cannot lay your
finger on q fact that would in any way
place them in your power, and though
you do not notice it at the time, and don't
know how it has been done now, you feel
that they have never trusted you, and
have all along avoided anything like con-
fidence. But you are ut their mercy BY
your own rashness, and If they did not de-
Stroy you 1t Is because they are reticent for
you as well as toward you; perhaps be-
cause they arc orc good.natured, perhaps
because they despise you for your frank.
ness too much to hurt you; but above all
things not because they are unable. How
you hate them when you think Of the
skill with which they took all that was
offered to them, yet never let you
SEQ that they gnveyo nothing back for
their own part-rather by their jugglery
of manner made you believe that they
were giving back as much as they were
receiving. Perhaps 1t was little ungen-
erous; but they had the right to argue
that if you could not keep your own com.H
sci you would not be likely 70 keep theirs
and Wag0nty kind at the time to let yotis
hoodwtnk yourself so that you might not
be offended. In manner genial, frank,
conversational, sympathetic, in substance
absolutely secret, cautious, never taken of
their guard, never seduced into dangerous
condolences, as careful for their friends as
they are for themselves, and careful even
for stranges unknown to them-these peo-
pie are the salvation as they arc the charm
Of society; never seeking mischief, and by
their habitual reticence raising up bar
riers at which gossip halts and rumor
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What the Fat Contributor Knows
About Farming.

Now that winter Is approaching, il
would perhaps be as well TO discontinue
haying, and turn your attention TO getting
In your fall saw-logs.. No farmer can con.
slider his fall work complete until he has
his cellar well supplied with saw.lOga
Seated around blazing hearth Of win
ters night there Is no fruit more delicious.
A correspondent asks US what we think
Of late Moving. Flowing should not be
continued later than 10 or II o'clock at
night. 1t gets the horses in the habit Of
staying ont late, and unduly exposes the
pillow. We have known plows TO acquire
springhalt and inflammatory rheumatism
from late blowing. Don't do 1t.
To another correspondent who wants
US to suggest a good drain on farm, we
would say o heavy mortgage at ten per
cent will drain 1t about Us rapidly as any
thing we know Of. 6s sp
A pickaxe should never be used in pick
ling apples. 1t hns a tendency to break
down the vines and damage the hive.
In sowing your applejack, horse-rake
will be found preferable TO step.ladder.
Step ladders are liable 10 freeze up, and
are hardly palatable unless boiled with
In cutting down the hemlock trees for
canning, select the largest. Don't throw
away the chips, as they make fine parlor
ornaments, encased in rustic frames Of
salt and vinegar.
Now is the time for planting your win
ter hay. The pink-eyed Soutbdown Is
nrnhAbly tho hest variety, as il don't need
pulling, and begins to lay early.
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SALE OF VALUABLE

L Land on CaldwelHs Run.
By virtue Of deed of trust mGdo on the 18th
day OF September, AID. 1869, by Alexander A.
Allison TO James P. Rogcro, Trustee, and record.
cd In the oficeof the Recorder Of Ohio county,
West Virginia, in Deed Book No 81, page SSl,
will sell at public sale at tho front door Of the
Court House Of Ohio county, on
Thursday, December 90, 1870, ri
Alto O'Clock A. n, i've acres Of land, DO the
same more or less, situated on tho soath side OF
CaldWelrB Run and bounded as follows, viz: Be.
ginning at Rstake on the south side Of the Run,
thence Q. 81 deg. W. II poles : b sugar tree corn.
or TO Samuel McLure's, thence With MeLure's
line o. Is deg. O. IS poles To BtAlCd corner to vii.
liam Collins, thenLe with hlg1ine n. 81 deg. 9.
B8X pole8 tOGthe beginning, together with all
privileges, improvements and appaftenances.
Said deed OF trust was made TO secure TO Alex.
Gnder Rogers, Of tho city Of Wheeling, tho pay.
meLt Of debt Of S8Si.65, which said debt Is evl.
deneed BY pEomissary note bearing even date
with said deed Of trust made by A. A Allison
and n. II. Gregg at Wheeling, W. Va, 1Jr said
sum Of $S8i.05, payable at the Wheeling Savings
Institution on the 1Bt day Of April 1870, value re.
eeived. Tho amount OF principal and interest
claimed 70 DO due and unpaid, including interest
10 the day Of sale, 10 $40l 95, for which sum the
sale will Do made. Tho titleiS believed 70 be nm.
except onlble. Terms, on0-thiFd cash; balance
"a six and twelve months with interest.
noy2leod JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee.
The above sale has been postponed until
FRIDAY, JANUARY 20, 1871.
deC96eod JAMES P. ROGERS, Trustee
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and his helped me greatly. Twas near,
lyRIarved, for had eaten nothing since
I LEFT the Indians. Pony, though he had
travelled all night, now started of In q
Canler, and then he Weighed, and very
soon ran into q camp Of white hunters
With them ate and slept, and In q few
days they took me home.
My dear mother did not live many days
after I got home. When my father was
thought to her, murdered. and scalped;
ndher only child taken off by Indians,
erheart was broken, and she prayed
Or death. told her what my father had
Aid, and thatit was for her sake that 1
had dared 70 make my escape; and she
said: IA =.
rSGpd forever bless my child; be to him
q filler and a mother and guide, and
direG hun In all things. And, my son,
whei l am dead, go TO your grandmother:
She childless, and lonely, and though 4
was blsobedlent, and she never forgaye
me, think she will be kind to you for
my AXE" ~.
Wien mother was buried, and pony
START for grandmotbers. We are with
her low, and she Is kind TO us.-LittIe
CorpfaLh ,'9
- I. AZ
HThAboywho wrote this story Of his own ad-
venture, IB now going to school In Texas.
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DIR. HOOfand's PedOphyllin
OR SUBSTITUTE FOR MERCURY PILL,

PILLS A DOSE,


The most pO.OsrtG, vt innocent, Vegetable Ca
Aartle knolVn.
Itisnot necessary to take handful OF these
Pills to produce the desired effect; two Of them
act quickly and powerfully, cleansing the Liver
Stomach. and Bowels Of all Impurities. The
principal Ingredients Podophyllin, or tho Alec.
holle Extract Of Mandrake, which 10 by many
timcs moro Powerful, Acting, and Searching
than the Mandrake itself. It's peculiar action Il
upon tho Liver, cleaning 1t speedily from all OBJ
StructionS, with all tho power Of Mercury, yet
free from the injurious results attached to the uSs
Of that mineral. n
For all diseases, In which tho use Of q eattst.GS
iB indicated, these Pills will give enti' SA''a'A'
ton in every case. They Hssr 81. a
In caSes Of Liver ComPIEy1s.' Dyspepsla, az
extreme CoStiysns0s I'd Hollands German
pIs.S.a =. 1890 Too," sjald be used In connection
IN, liz, tbs DIN" rhc tOnie effect Of the BIuers or
o ,L ~. buisSS up the system. Tho BIttersGr Ton
- t0 nS,t V Ihc Blood strengthens the nerves.
rSos.'.5sS the Liver, adj gives strength, energy,
and ylgOr.
Keep your Bowels letlVe with the Pills, and
tone up the system vi , BItters or Tonic, aid no
disease can retain Is bid, or ever asSail you.
These medicines are sold by all Druggists and
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Recollect thAtit Is On. HooVLAND'S GERMAN
RENEpns, that are 90 universally used and high.
ly recommended; and do not allow the Druggist
to induce you to take anything else that he may
say is just as good, because he makes larger
proat omit These Remedies will DO sent BY Ex.
prcsS to any locality, upon application to the
PRINCIPAL OPFICR, at the GERMAN MEDI.
CINE STORE, ISL ARCH STREET, PHILA
DELPHIA.
CHARLES II. EYANS, Proprietor.
81 Formerly @. 4 Jackson &CO.
7Nsss Remedies an for Aat BY DrS0gIstS, StOrt.
hEpr5, and Medicine DsalaS, sUtTylOhsTt
throughout ne Unlttd StdtS, CaA1ddS, Sogh
America, and ne Wat MdIG'.
T LAUGHLIN, SMITH 4 CO.,
SspSTuThSatAw Wholesale a ents,
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REPHRINoz NJ FER1uSsIoN.


Hon. VIM. &, Stevenson, Governor West Va.
"a r, L. BerksAlre, judges Supreme Court Of
]. j. jackson, Jr., Judge Of 0. 8. District
D. B. 4. FurnSworth, President Of Senate,
WestVa,
A. WGnIngcr, member Senate.
Jacob HoEnbrook, PreSt, West VA. ms 20;
Jacob Il. Blchel, Yico Priest
Caleb Boggess, Attorney, QlArk1bufg, W. Va.
B. White, SSsfi6 Mercer eoynty,
II, q, Davis, Senate, MIneEal county,
in. Camden, PreSidopG Of First National Bank,
And ths following members Of The HOuDs Of DELE.
Rates Of West Virginia:
Ron. b. II. Smith, KAnAWhA county.
@, q. Burgess, Wayne
Is James Guthrie, W0tzGl
e N0thRn Go6, Harrison
Joseph TetOF, Barbour
r, II. Hill, Marion
James HeFyey, Brooke
Martin Judy, Grant
r, Davidson, Taylor
Henry HFannon, LhWiB
Floyd Eeely, noadEidge
J. \. BnwIef, Putnam
ia. WilkinSon, Mncola
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MEnIcAL..
Hoofand's German Bitters,
HOoaand's German Tonic,
Hollands Podophyllin Pill,
Hoofand's Greek Oil.
Hollands 81 German Bitters,

AlBIttsru without Alcohol or Spirits Of any
! KInd,
Is different nom all others. IT'S composed of
the pure juices or VITAL PRINCIPLE OF ROOTs,
HrRs', and Banks, tOr as incidentally termed,
oztraetu,, the worthless otinert portions Of tbs
Ingredients not being used. Therefore, IN ono
Bottle Of this Bitten there is contained as much
medicinal virtue as win DO found In several gal
iouD ofOrdInAry mixtures. TAoRoOt', &C.. used
in this Blttsn are grown in Germany, their vital
principles EXTRACTED in that country bya scion
tiao Chemist and forwarded to the mandatory
in this city, where they are compounded and
bottled. Containing no splrItuOus ingredients,
the Bltteu is fsoo from the objections urged
against all Othorsi no desire for StImulantS can
BIO induced nom their use, they cannot make
drunkards, and cannot, under any circumstances,
1,.,.a.;.I .aro..
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Constipation. Flatulence, Inward Piles, Pull.
ness of Blood to the Head, Acldity of the stOm.
ach, Nausea, HEARTBURN, Disgust for Food, Full
ness or Weight in the Stomach, Sour Fluctuations,
Sinking or Flutterlng at the Pit of the Stomach,
Swimming Of tho Head, Hurried or Difficult
Breathing, Fluttcring at the Heart, Choking or
suaocatIng Sensations when In Lying Posture,
Dimncss of Vision, Dots or Webs before the
Sight, Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency of Per-
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in the Side, Back, Chest Limbs, &C., Sudden
FluShes of Heat, Burning in the Flesh, Constant
ImaginIngs Of Evil, and Great Depression OF
Spirits. All these indicate Disease of the Liver
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Thouso of the Blttcrs or Tonic will soon cause
tho above symptoms to disappear, and the patient
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DR.. Hollands Greek Oil.
Lightning Cure for all Kinds of Palms a Aches.
ArPLnD ExrERNA1Lr.-It will cure all kinds
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Frost Bites, Headaches, Pains in the Back and
IOIns, Pains in the Joints or Limbs, Sting Of
Insects, Ringworms, etc.
TAKEN NTERNALLT-Itw will cure Kidney Com
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INsURANcE.
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At WHEELING, WEST VA
CAPITAL. 80 $1e6,ooo.
WitNthe privilege ofingeSSinE the same to
10000 dollars,
puRB0FoRE:

pmHoFo1s:
william Bailey Alone ISEinE'
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This Company having been f1lly organizes 1Fis
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Foes on the Western RiVefs and Lakes, Hso9
fSSue perpetual policies on Dwellings and sietSas
This Company being composed mosuy o. y 9Sa
fSyora6le confederation Of tho insuFlng public,
ana SolIcItS their patronage. Applications ior h'
SnraneeF win DO promptly attended % q tnen
once, BAILEY 9 BLO0k, No. i95 hAfEet streeI'
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N. O. ARTHUR, eec'y.
W, a, AGNEWy Asst See'y.
s, o. BURDATS, Solicitor. oc2
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ORGANIC WRAKNEsS

Immediately cured and null Vigor restored
This distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, IL the penalty.
paid BY the victims Of improper tndulgcneoS.
rom not being aware Of the dreadfnl eonSeQuen-
Cos that may enSue. Now, who that understands
the subject will pretend 70 deny that tho power
Of procreaion Is lost sooner by those falling into
Improper habits than by the prudentI BesideA
spring, the most serlouI and destructive symp-
toms Of both body aud mind arise The system
becomes deranged, the Physical and Mental
Functions weakened, Loss Of ProcreatlYO Power,
Nervous rrubtlity, Dyspepsia, PalpitAtlon Of
tho Heart, Indigestion, Constitutional Debility;
And wasting OF the Frame, Cough, Consumption,