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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-14
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By CablS.l LONDON March r.
Consols for money 927s; account 90 /:
American securities 1928 gll5<: 565s a1. ,g7s
sg96: I0-4Os S714; Fries 2015 Illinois Central
81 I51z; Great Western 28X.
FRANKToRT, March I2-Bonds quiet at
935@5931s.
PARIS, March l2.-Bourse firm at "a
francs 90 confines.
LIvERPooL, March I2.-Cotton quiet:
middling uplands 10Gl014 sales {, 900 bales
California white wheat IS 5dG6; red West
ern No. 2 s. ldgSs I'd; winter s. Id; -Four
2Os Cd; Corn No. mixed Us Cd; Oats2 p sd I;
Barley 5s; Peas BIS Cd; Pork quiet and
steady at 92s Cd; Beef l03s Cd Lard buoy
ant 68s; Cheese us; Bacon Sos; Pl 1duce
unchanged; Petroleum AZ Antwerp, fiat
at 575S.
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PHoToGRAPHING.- beautiful
and life like photographs, we can
cheerfully recommend Phillips & Co.,
on Second street. Their pictures are
are hard to excel.
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ToBAcCo.-Martin Gardner & Co.
sold twenty-eight hhds. on Saturday,
at prices ranging from $400 for fro
zen trash, to $12.35 for Cumberland
river leaf, with but one rejection.
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B%" Our Composite Nationali-
ties at the Opera House on Thurs
day. See advertisement.
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D@ The alleged outrage on board
a steamer. spoken of in Fridays
JOURNAL, has had the effect of bring
ing to light, the fact, that although a
shameful act was committed, no off.
Ger neglected his duty, On the con-
trary, policeman jackson brought the
matter before the Prosecutor, who
finding the case such that no one
could be convicted with the evidence
before him, he decided not to pursue
the matter.
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e@ Tobacco sale at Ford's, this
morning, at the usual hour. Buyers
will be prompt; they will find gen.
eral assortment, useful for all pur-
poses.
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FREE TRADE.-See the call for a
Free Trade meeting tonight at the
Court House. Mr.. Lloyd, agent OF
the American Free Trade League
will address the meeting.
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D@r Fred. Douglass at the Opera
House on Thursday evening. Not on
Tuesday, as enormously printed on
Saturday.
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CoMBIIssIoNERs.-The county COM
missioners settled with the Trustee of
Centre township on Saturday morning
and adjourned until Monday.
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OsBoRNE's CARTOONS OF THE
BIBLE.-This great moral exhibition
will open tonight at the Opera
House.
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Depost ts... ....... 2O9 S3l 5
3,24I ll6
Legal TenderS........ % oOZO64
decrease fOoSz5
| The leading subtect under discussion has
/ been the funding Dill, which is generally
| unpopular. 1t is confiden " expected,
| however, to be materially modified or de-
/ feated in the House. The prevailing Opin-
| ion favors uniform loan both in the
| length OF time and rate OF interest, viz: A
| long per cent bond, principal and inter-
4 est payable at home, and no com missions
FOR negotiation. Such bill, IL is said. and
one more coJLon ops would make
| funding comfortably easy, while
will ruin legitimate tratie, aud delay spe-
! Gle payment. The disposition, however,
| is to await Developments in the House.
! a private dfspatch says several Senator's
| opposed to the bill, voted for it in c0mpli-
ment to the commissioners, and under the
/ belief that ii would fail in the House; this
/ is said TO be true OF COnkling and White.
/ Cameron is alleged to have lodged the
vote. The contraction clause encounters
much hostility from Western members.
| The movements OF cotton are watched
| with great interest: the total receipts at
| the ports since the first Of September reach
2z53 S25 bales, AN increas of5l8. 73l bales over
the corresponding period last year. The
| crop is estimated at 100000 bales. The
| weekly receipts will soon begin to fall
! of, and a much larger stock is likely
| to be carried over than was last
| yeGr, as holders are generally opposed
| to selling at the present prices. Exports
to date, ,5O5 25o bales. against eO4, At bales
last year. stock, SIS, S94 bales, or In tXces5
OF last year by l53,OOO A considerable
portion thereof Is awaiting shipment, and
bills against it are sold In this market.
There is very large short interest in the
staple both here and in Liverpool, which
has operated TO sustain the market.
The foreign commerce of the port was
very heavy this week, the i'm ports aggre-
eating 81 1925. and the exports So 524, 928
of producer S65,785 OF specie, including
$4,000 per the Weser, to-day. The Sub
Treasury received g, 73I 500 in gold for GUS
toms, sold 81 100000 in gold, and paid out
S502,Ss9 IN coin On interest. A report is
now current that the North Western
Company propose TO issue four mill
lions convertible bonds. Some diTec-
tors deny any official knowledge thereof
but IL appears there is a movement afloat
to GUST some directors who are also men,
beTs of St.Paul directories. To block this
prof 1ct, &c is believed new Issue VIII be
made: the bonds converted into stock by
st. Paul directors, aud used to retain their
positions Ia North Western direction.
MoNEY-Easy at 406 per cent. on call:
prime business notes at Tao per cent.
STERLING-Dull at SG86.
GoLD-FiTm or and higher; opened at lie,
fell to Ils4. and closed at 1Zz6; carrying
rates 592 per cent. clearances, s147, 600 600,
presenting an er ormous business yester-
day.
GoYERSBIE NTS - Declined in the fore
noon, but closed strong with an upward
tendency at full recovery from the de-
cline
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ga More Spring on Saturday night
in the shape of a snow.storm.
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fury OF the sn0W-stoTm TO drop back
to the wharf and remain till the storm
abated.........The Morning Star was
detained by the storm. but returned
here about s P. N. She left for Lou
isvilIe shortly before midnight..........
The Sam Orr and all the other pack
els laid over till yesterday......."
The Quickstep had to lie to for
several hours at Birdville, but ar
rived at 2 P. II. yesterday with a good
trip......Tbe America had a good trip.
She discharged thirty bales of cotton
here......The Lorena had fair up
stream trip......The Spray arrived at
dark last night with an excellent trip
of freight and people. She discharged
fifteen tons of pig iron and one hun
dred and twenty-five hhds. tobacco
here.........The Champion, detained
no doubt by the storm of Saturday,
had not put in her appearance at a
late hour last night but may be ex-
pected in early this morning
en- route to st. Louis...............
The new steamer Mary Miller, is
now completed, and expected here
this morning, and may be expected to
leave to day for New Orleans. Capt.
Hicks King, a gentleman of eminent
ability and large experience, is her
commander. Upon her return she
will enter the ira as regular Ev-
ansville and Memphis packet. The
Louisville Commercial of Saturday,
speaking of her says
Capt. Henry Miller's new Evansville
and Memphis packet, Mary Miller"
made her appearance at the city wharf
yesterday. She came up from Port
land drawing less than eighteen inch
es. Capt. Billy Varble, who piloted
her over the Falls, testifes that she
is the easiest moving new craft he
ever handled. She required no help
at all, but took the swift-running
rapids like one of the thoroughly INF
tiated. Many of our citizens visited
the Mary, and all were unreserved in
their praises. All in all, she is one
of the staunchest, prettiest, and most
eonvenient'and roomy stern wheelers
ever built around the falls or else
where.
The Milbrey arrived from Memphis |
at IL o'clock last night, full of cotton.
.........The Tarascon had not arrived |
at II O'Clock last night. She will be
on hand this morning, to leave as US
ual.........Capt Gilmore will stop off |
the Morning Star, for some time, to
repair the Palestine. Capt. Frank o. |
Smith will take charge of the Star,
in the Neutrality-suspicious.. John
Gilbert and Gus. Dusouchet left for |
Louisville on Saturday evening, to
take look at the IdIewild. The |
great low pressure Richmond arrived |
little after IL o'clock last night. and |
will load here for New Orleans.
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Ia We shall publish to morrow
the able sermon delivered by the
Rev. Mr.. Van Antwerp, at st. Pauls.
yesterday.
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& Wabash Telegraph
Company.

0N MONDAY, April 1870, at the office
~ OF John Ingle, Jr., in the city of Ev-
ansville, an election viii be held, to eject
five Directors for said Company, to serve
until the next annual election.
JOHN INGLE, JR Pres't,
THos. f. GARyTN. Sec'y. mh4 w.t.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-14

OLD ToBACCo.-Martin Gardner g.
Co. will sell 10 hhds of old tobacco
on Tuesday.
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JACOB PFEIFFER had his examina-
ton on Saturday. aud was held to bail
on a charge of passing counterfeit
money.
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Ia Holfelder & Secman's Mas.
querade, at Masonic Hall tonight.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-14

Ia Seelig has ball to night at
National Hall.
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B@~ Free Trade Meeting tonight
at the Court House.
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BOa1s Leaving To-Day.

For MEMPHIs.-The good steamer,
Milbrey, will leave for Memphis, and
all way ports, at P. NJ, today, IN.
charge of CerttaIn Fred. Huston and
NNtegllgy Rudd, both pleasant and OBJ
liging gentlemen. The Milbrey has
comfortable passenger appointments.
Manffesss
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TasbvIIIe Market

By Telegraph NASHVILLE, March u.
CoTToE-Quiet: low middling I71Sc
| good ordinary, I61zc; stock, 5y5Sl bales.
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MOTg andaIe arm
For 1870.


V BLOX.
Dark brown by Young Morrill,, sire Of
Fearnanght. His dam the fast trolling
mare Ellen Douglas; will serve mares ~
$50 the season.
The thoroughbred Stallion
SlLV ERTHORN
Chestnut, ~ Ringgold; he by Boston.
dam BY imported Glencoe; will 30 reduced
from $40 TO $40 for the present season. to
Induce farmers to breed their mares % N
thoroughbred horse. Any mare bred 10
these horses, not proving Ian foal can be
returned the following season free or
charge. Inc season commences the IsL Of
March, and ends the LIST or July.
Termg-Note payable on the lat day Of
January, 1871.
For sale, thorough bred and Trottina
Horses, Attorney Cattle, milk Oue-uunr-
ter cream)i Chester White Pigs, and south
wool combined.
We expect 10 import q large black Jack
Dy the urst OF April, ot which due notice
Will be given. Address
VIM. CRAFTS.
agent for owner
Evansville, March, 1870. mhS div Win
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30 - - ano0a Haran..


By telegraph NEW YORK, March l2.
Continues unscl LEES and Irregular, ln-
nuenced by the Ceclils iu gold Cotton
&c buyers are operatlngWith great caution
unless where goods are offered ct prices be-
low the cost of production, as is the case
with regard to printed cailcos, ginghams,
delRtnes, &c. Most holders are re uctaut
to press goods to sale at prices below cost,
and have q manifest desire not to break
the value and expecting active trade this
month. In prices there was no particular
change to-day, but with the ample stocks
on hand, the tendency rs in the buyers
favor tor all classes of goods.
Memphis aaEEeL.
b : Telegraph ~ EMPHTa, March ~.
COTToN-Firm with fair demand 40 20ei
receipts 492 bales; exports 05f bales.
FLOUR-DulI at g. 90.
CORN-Scarce at 81 %.
OATs-Du1l a COO.
HAY-Quiet az SIS.
BRAN-Quiet at SIG GO.
PoRK-N ominaly at E23 co.
LARD-Flat.
15c.
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THE MARK ETg.

sew teFk Cola ana ssOcE Rarasf.
By Telegrepb-J NV YoRE. March II.
Tho bank abatement is unfavorabIe.
Showing l8eayy decrease in specie and
deposits and Regal tenders and contraction
in loans The reserve has increased e8, go
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-03-14
COLORED REVIVAL.

A very large congregation assem-
bled last night at the colored Baptist
Church, Rev. Mr.. Mcfarland preach
ing from Acts xii-20: Thou fool,
this night thy soul IS required of thee. y
Sixty or more came forward for pray
ers, and one joined the church.
Prayer meeting this afternoon at
o'clock. Preaching in the evening at
q o'clock.
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Manifest of the steamer Quickstep, from
Cairo TO Granville, March II, 1870. e. w.
Patrick 50 hhds Tobacco ,; A f Shrader 3
hhds Tobacco; Weldon Bro & Co iron bar
L Rudn ct Jr & Co bbls flour; b Burbank
pkgs ndEe; Boettfcher kellogg q co 1
box HANGS; r Sharp 1 Dbl 1noiasses; A
Sim pson skiR and oars; W Il Brown g.
Co hhds tobacco: VIM 3 Ford hhds to-
bacco: Mr. Hunger Ill head OF hogs; o Hal
comb box fur; Reitz & Haney box ndse.
shtpping-Louisville; Spratt & Co /
hid tobacco; w II Stokes q Co IA wheel
harrOWs.
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FOR SALE.

TCHOH 8ALE-V ABLE MAIN
rs STREET PROPERTY-That splendid
property known as the Egler property,
situated on the west corner Of Main and
sixth Streets, fronting 7556 feet on Main
Street and 100 X 20 on Sixth Street Said
property is offered for sale al low dgureg
on easy terms. Apply to
j. p ELLlOTr 81 SON.
Real Estate Agents.
rs dtf
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CITY EW s.

City orders for sale at this oflce
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The Religious Interests.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services will be held this evening
in the First Baptist church, at half
past seven o'clock. Preaching By the
Rev. Mr.. Caperton, in the main. au-
dience room.
TRINITY METHODIST CHURCH.
Services in the Lecture Room, at
half-pas seven o'clock.
ST. PAUL'S.
Lanten services at half-past seven
o'clock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
|BAUGH's IMPROVED RAW D011
pHOSpHATE or LIE. sTeM

7 HAVE now on hand a supply Of this old esr
/ tablished favorite, which has been thorough.
~ tested for the past fifteen years. II has been
much improved. by the addition Of Ammonia,
rendering its action much quicker than before;
It is based on Pure Raw Bone, and warranted
not to contain any heavy mineral matter, thne ,
saving to the farmer about onerffth ip the WAY
of weight, to say nothing Of the superiority o..
the Bone Phosphate Of Lime, Obtained from
Pure Rones, over the many mineral Pnospnssesr
Price $54. "a 81. d. s,s
sep2 ~ for Alexandra, We. 9
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
SHERICFoS SALE.

DY virtue of writ Of fieri facias issued out
ID Of the Circuit Court for Charles County,
at the suit Of Peregrine Davis, use Of Vlctorine
R. Hughes. against the goods. chattIes. lands
and tenements Of Mary E. Bateman, Caroline
Redmund and Motley H Bateman. and to me
directed, | have seized and taken in execution
all the right tite claim and interest. at law and
in equity Of the said Mary E. Bateman. Caro-
line Redmund and Motley Fl. Bateman, in and
to the following property. TO wit:
AN that piece or parcel Of land. comprising
the farm o1.phich said Motley H. Bateman
resides called Decker's Delight, containing
One Hundred and Sixteen Acres, more or
less.
And hereby give notice, that
On Saturday, the 18th day Of November.
1870,
at the Court House door, in Port Tobacco, in
the afternoon, will offer for sale the said pro-
perty. so seized and taken, by public auction,
to the highest bidder, for cash.
JOHN r. MURRAY, Sheriff.
Nov 2, 1870. [nov ALL
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
THE PICTORIAL
Physiological Journal
A FIRST-CLASS
FAMILY MAGAZINE.

THE SCIENCE OF MAN, and his Improve
I ment, by all the means indicated by SCIENCE,
is the object.
Phrenology-Th Brain and its Functions;
the Location and Natural Language of the Or
gans, with directions for cultivating and re-
straining them; and the relations subsisting
between Mind and Body described.
Physfognomy-with all the ''Signs Of
Character, and How to Read Thcm,'' is a spe-
cial feature.
EthholOgy-or the Natural History of Man,
Customs, Religions and Mode of Life in differ
ent Tribes and Nations will be given.
Physiology-The Organization, Structure
and Functions of the Human Body; the Laws
Of Life and Health-what we should Eat and
Drink, How we should be Clothed, and How to
Exercise, Sleep and Live, in accordance with
HYGIENE Principles.
Portraits, Sketches and Biographies
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Much general and useful information on the
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Establfshed.-The Journal has reached its
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steadily increased in favor during the many
years it has been published, and was never
more popular than at present.
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We are Offering the most liberal Premiums
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nov ls 3S9 Broadway, New York
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Offer to Subscribers--Club-
hing at Reduced Rates.

THE ADVANTAGES OF CLUBBING.-The pub
Usher of the The Port Tobacco Times will sup
ply the Times and Demorests Monthly for one
year for 81.
The large circulation obtained by Demoresf s
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ty; and we are not surprised to hear that it in
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respect and an untiring enterprise can bring
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Every department is complete. Its literature,
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and its fashions practical and of the latest
styles.
The best boys and girls magazine and the
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The Port Tobacco Times and Demorests Young
America, which is $1.5O, for one year to any
person who pays us $2.75. Demoresfs Young
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youthful Americans useful, truthful and happy.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
Baltimore Female College.

THIS Institution, incorporated in ls49, and
i literally endowed blythe State of Maryland
in 1860, affords Boarders and Day Pupils
every advantage to acquire thorough and ac-
complished education. 1t has good Library,
Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, and
valuable Cabinets of Minerals, Gems, Coins
and Medals. Besides pupils from the different
counties in Maryland, it has an extensive pat
ronage from the Middle, Southern and West
ern States.
The 23d Annual Session opens Sept. 9Th.
FACULTY OF INSTRUCTION:
N. G. Brooks, LII. D., Professor of Ancient
Languages.
T. Lucy, A. NJ, Professor of Mathematics
and Nat. Sciences.
Mr.. Lewis Lauer, Professor of German.
Mr.. J. Van Reuth, Professor of Painting.
Miss S. NJ. Covington, Mathematics and His
tory.
Mad. Caroline U. Chaffee, French.
Miss NJ. E. Lucy, Belles-Lettres and Physio-
logy.
Miss G. NJ. Glider, English branches.
Miss Imogene H. Simmons, Piano and Sing
ing.
Mrs. E. A. Polster, Piano and Guitar.
Mrs. Juliet Workman, Vocal Music.
@- For Catalogues, or any information,
address n. G. BROOKS, LII. D.,
Aug 26, ls69-tf President.
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NOTICE.

7 HEREBY ferevarn all persons from tres
i passing, in any manner whatever, upon my
lands. fhelsw viii be rigidly enforced against
all offenders JOHN PEARSON.
Nov T. l87O-3t*
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25

receipts of Leaf continue
light, though the inspections this week con-
! siderably exceed those Of last. There is.a
fair business doing both in Maryland and
Ohio for shipment but in Kentucky and Vir-
ginia sales are confined to small lots for man
nfo purposoo
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
NEW GOODS.

AN now preparing to do large tail trade,
and am already receiving general assort-
mcnt of Goods suited to the present season.
/ have to ask the attention Of gentlemen to my
supply of superior BLACK FRENCH CLOTH,
purchased before the recent advance. We con-
tract to have SUITS made to order.
Farmers and dealers generally win ind goods
in our stock to suit them, At the lowest prices.
All are invited to examine our stock.
ROBERT L. WOOD,
seps Alexandria, Va.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
IMPORTANT 70 WARMERS.
r AN now prepared 10 furnish tc1rmers'9.d
j Others, in any lquandty, trolnla tag ", NE
celebrated
Magnum Bonum Soluble
Phosphate

This Fertilizer is composed Of Pure Bone.
rendered soluble by Sulphsric Acid, nve par
cent of Ammonia and fvc per cent Of Potash:
II contains no mineral Phosphate 0uano, and
is therefore twesty Per ssafAighter than Fer
tilizers prepared from that article, whilst the
per centage Of Soluble Phosphate q I4meb
greater and more susceptible Of perfect integ-
ration with the soil. i have receiyed the most
satisfactory accounts from the NE q, IN Ees-
tilizer, and can therefore recommend 1t - shrss
class manure. Price SIS per 5oO0 lbs.
THOS, PERRY, Sole agent, >,
sep2 Is King st., ,Aie1andTn, Va 1
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1870-11-25
A CAR

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amer
lea as a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Ear
ly Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and SeInina
Organs, and the whole train of disorders brough
on by baneful and vicious habits. Great num-
bers have been cured by this noble remedy
Prompted by desire to benefit the afflicted and
unfortunate, l will send the recipe for preparing
and using this medicine, in scaled envelope, to
any one who needs it, free Of charge Address
JOSEPH T. lNMAN, Station D, Bible House,
New York CITY. Inov. 4-4w
A MYSrEdi SOLVED.-F'iftecn MIN utes' Pri-
"A vate CONVEX sation with Married Ladies by one
of their number. Sent free for two stamps Ad-
dress Mrs. H. METZGER. Hanover. Pa.