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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

n b. PHELPS, proprietor, Lancaster, Wis Having
II. furnished the new three story brick hotel the
Old hotel corner prepared 10 accommodate guests
reasonably. Rooms we'll furnished and table well
provided Ample stable accommodations 20-i5
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

A BsTRACT and CONyEYANCINd Office, Lancaster,
n Wis. Abstracts furnished on snort notice; Titles
IN Vsstigated and perfected. OonyeyaRcng in all its
branches Taxes paid land bought and sold. 22-l4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent, aud Agent for sew
~ eral ~ the best Life and Fro Insurance Com
panies IN tho country. Also Licensed AuctOnoer. All
business entrusted 20 him will be promptly attended
20, At Cassgic. Wis 2l-l7
Ill KINDS or LEGAL BLANKS for sale at tho
II HERALD Office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

physician and SURGEON. Lancaster. Grant Co.
/ Wis. May be found 40 his residence 200 yards
west Of Joncg Drng tore. 22-3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

VI ANGER, Bloomington, Wis. Titles investigate aud
perfected. Collection promptly attended 70. Refer
snees given when desired. 2l-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

a n BLAKELY, proprietor, Darlington Wis. This
W. houae has beenrecenty enlar god and refurLshod
throughout and Is not oXcoed by any In tho western
part OF the stale COED billiard hill and Ivory sta
b. attached. 22-35
HOTEL CARDS, DINNER TICKETS ETC. printed
III ia good style a. the HERALD office.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

physician and SURGEON and Pension Examining
] surgeon, Laneastor Wis. ONCE Meyers
store 20-2l
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II w. sM1nH M ID
OR. A. II. BARBER,

PHYSICIAN Agn SURGEON. ofics at residence,
doors west N Arcade Hotel, Gcorgetown Grant
iuuty, Wis. @2-35
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DENOMINATION HnTEIl.
RLAKELEw HOUSE

G1NE WOODHOUSE, proprietor (suocsssor % iiar
- gor,) bloomington. Wis. Rooms in good order and
q stabling attached. 1880
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pLATTEvILLE HoTEL,
LANCASTER HOUSE.

DT q. d. sTREETER, corner VI Mineral aud Second
ID streets. Platteyille, Wis. Good stablHg AMI AZ
tentiye hostlers. sample rooms attached.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

PHYSICIAN and SURGEON Lancaster, wisconsiu
4 once over Nathan Wolstenholmc's store. 2l-43
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

WARDEN ANDERSON,
4 TTORNBY and COUNSELOR at Law, JameBtown,
n Wis. Will prosecute claims and make collec-
tons promptly. 1919
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
JOHN N. RouNTR

A TToREEYs and COUNSELOEs At Law Lancaster
n Wis viii practice IN all state coErts: Will levy
aud sell lands pay taxes, prosecuts land paezts bonn
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21
DE-. p. A. CLARKE.

D. ", CARLEY, NJ. .,
physician AND SURGEON Boscobel, Grant county,
1 Wisconsin. once al his residence, 1880
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

GEO. 9, HAZELTON,
4 rTORNEY AMI COUNSELLOR at Law, Boscobe,
n Wisconsin. 1870
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21
JOSEPH BOOK.

j. r. SMELKER,
A TTORNEY aud COUNSELOR at Law, and Notary
a Public Montfort, Grant county, Wis. 224
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

A TTORBEY AND COUNsELOR AT LAW Piatteviile
n wisconsin win practice ia an the courts Of this
State and Northern Iliinss. p 80.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21

bell. * T}EElsE,
1 TTORNEYs and COUNCILLORS at Law. and gem
n oral business agents, Plattevle, Wis. 20-46
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RUsHNELL g CLARK,

WIN. H.. CARTIER.
4 TToRNEY and COUNSELOR at Law, Platieville,
y Wisconsin. 0ffce over the Bank. 1850
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1871-03-21
w pPEDT.Ev CLARKE.

A rT0RNEY and COUNSELLOR At Law and Notary
n Public Patch Grove, Wis Az legal business
promptly attended 10. Collections made and loans
negotiated. 2l-H
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CE1bB q liz = N u
4 TTORgEYs and COUNsELOR5 No. Law, Mineral
n Point via Practice in the courts aud attend TO
agencies and collections In all rarts " state Special
attention 10 proceedings under the VI y Bankr upt Act
once IN Lenahaus Block, opp the p, o. 22-S0
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RACES! RACES! RACES!
1,7OO in Purses.

Montana Agrlc ulturol Mlncro
and Mechanical Association,
Announce the following programme for to come
of On the Fair Grounds near Helena, N. r.,
JUNE 25,h, 1871.
Two RUNNING RACES, Purse 500.
Att p m. Running Race eingc dash of one mile.
to go. Kun to rule and carry weight to az. s year
old horse is nm aged hOrse-i15 lbs. weight $500 to
first horse, S1CU to second
yards catch weight, free to oil horser for purse Of
9SOO to enter and to 60. $sss to first horse SIS
to second.
JULY 4th, 1871.
TEoTTINo AND RUNNING PACE. Purae, $500
Ats p. m. Trotting Race, free to ALL excepting
to co. p" saS to sSss horse SO to second ' "''
IN nSs s ~ s"n e %s
weight to age. ivc year old horse IL aged horeell5
lbs. weight: to enter aud : u 60. sssO to hrst
horse, $50 to second horse.
JULY 9Th, 1871.
GRAND RUNNING RACE. Purse 500
At2 p M. Running Race, 4 mile dash catch weights
! to 20. saOo to hrst horse. siOo to second.
All parties wishing to compete for the above prcmt
ums must enclose their entries together with the en-.
with tho Secretary before n O'Clock At Of the
day preceding that which tho ra0e ie to take place.
THls RULE II IxPERArIvx,
Tnc time aGUplcd 10 chat b. tGe re:ca&ss q 4. x.
Will + Co., Helena.
Entry fcer 10 pr cent Of full amount Of purse Of
fered fOl each race.
Parties wishing take part in the above races will
be allowed the use Of the grounds for
TRAINING FREE.
The track Of the Association has been put In fine
condition, and r. undoubtedly the best race course in
any Of the Territories.
Further particulars may be obtained Of either Of the
undersigned. JOHN klNNA. Prr't.
Z. W. CARPENTER Secy. may3Od&wtd
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MoTEa OF the oAY.

August Belmont has only 5000. 900.
Smoking Is what troubled Vice. President
Colfax.
The Rothschild's banking house is 100
years old.
Iowa expects to raise 100. o00, 600 busl1els
of corn this year.
County jails in Delaware furnish the pris.
oners with cigars free.
People say iron natures never weep, and
yet We have seen whole rows of cannon in
tiers.
Pullman has made furtunc by his Sleep
ing cars quicker than any man on record for
the last 100 years.
The city of Prentice, Penn, contains ono
house. A wing having been added to it
local paper takes occasion to cxpa' .te on
the rapid growth" Of that city.
A company has been organized at Fort
Madison, Iowa, for the purpose Of building
suspension bridge over the Mississippi at
that point; capital stock, $l2,000,000.
A Georgia lawyer wanted a witness 10 H.
lustrate how an assault was committed.
After he had lost most of his hair. been
kicked double, his clothes torn and head
put on him, lie thought he understood it.
A Baltimore poet taking up an old theme,
gives the end Of Cleopatra in this style;
''She got little p'isOu snake
And hid u In her gown;
1t gave its little tale q shake
And did her job up brown.
''6he tumbled down upon her bed,
Where she was wont to lie,
Removed her chign0n from her head,
II ta And followed AutOnx, n .,S,a
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The Repubiican Primary at Fredrickson
organized by electing r. p. Campbell, Chair.
man, and John w. Lee, Secretary. The
following Delegates were elected to the
County Convention at Deer Lodge, June
e6th.
H. Moss, JosEru BIxxa
!. n. Buck, ROBERT HARRIS
The following resolutions were adopted:
Rsssissd, That the Delegates of this pre-.
cinct are instructed to vote for DELEGATES tn
the Territorial CONVENTION who will support
Mr.. William H. Clagett for nomination q
Delegate to Congress.
Rsss,ssd. That the Delegates of Frcdrick.
con are hereby instructed 70 vote in the
County Convention for James 0ilchriat. e
candidate for Sheriff Of Deer Lodge county.
Rsselss4 That these proceedings b fur.
ni,hed 70 ~ NEW NoiT1 wEsr for publ.
cation.
Adjourssd ~ ~. ~ 81
....-s r b 0AxPHELL, Chr.
Ina ". Lss, esc'1.
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Let politicians wrangle
A. II they all would strnngie
Adi 1criny mnn and brother.
Bat we can do without Il,
And have no care AbOnt II,
Ner one thing nor the other.
] lately have been thinking
The plac" TO do Or dlilking,
Q1l not my feelings smothcr,)
IL Macs rOwn JLs 50 handy,
Because he keeps g0ud brandy
Or wbiskey. II you'd rather.
Now boys come up aud try It;
You'll find Il drink and diet,
And y0n will rest quite snug.
Hand out small shinplastrfs,
Twill cure VII your disasters
Aud suit the Old BROWN JOG.
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Ganz & Klein will remove their immense
stock today to the new granite building
adjoining Donnell & Co.'S Bank. Nj. Jas
c'bs will now have space to display the
largest and hest stock OF clothing ever Of.
fcrcd on the West Side and in the best sales
room in the country.
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N IsSOula

Miss0ulaward.
We made hssty call in Missouls last
week. The town has improved greatly in
the last year, and next to Deer Lodge it 10
the most substantial looking burg on the
West Side. The Court House and Jail
erected this spring 1t cost Of some t27, 0O0
are unexccptionsbly the best and handsom.
est public buildings in Montana, although
the Court House Is not 20 large rs that in
Lewis and Clarke With all proper pride in
ours at Deer Lodge. we concede that in the
architectural taste displayed, in the charac.
ter of workmanship, in the arrangement Of
etairs, Jury rooms, etc, the Missoula folks
are very fur ahead. The jail is immediately
in rear Of the COuit House and is first class
piece of work in every respect. Near the
Court House. and block in rear of the
present business houses. Worden & Go. are
erecting . stone store building 27x1O0 feet
with 27x00 feet basement Adjoining
them arc two other stone stores. each 20x65
for H. A. Ross and Reinhard Bros. It will
be q substantial, handsome and secure block.
The Stevens House Uncle Billy's-isin the
high tide Of success. Beside running the
Hotel, Uncle Billy 10 running brick yard,
hss zoe, 900 burned and will be ready in .
month to supply material for Round House
for the N. r. r. r. Missouls 10 to be con.
graduated on the excellent quality Of the
brick. They are superior In appearance to
any Others we have seen In Montana, and
are said to be durable Our Pioneer neigh.
bors are doing we'll, barring some difficulty
procuring good prcssman. m obstacle we
hope they will speedily overcome. The
principal business, - usual, Il being done
by WorJen & Co.. end Bonner & WEIGH.
neither Of whom find fault Communica-
ton with the Bitter Root was suspended
owing to the dcstrucsi N Of bridges.
We learned that there was good demand
for flour and produce, but that little was In
hands of the farmers for sale. snd as con.
sequence. money - tight. Il h estimated
that throughout the county the yield OF
cereals will he double that Of any preceding
year. and No this will still be insufficient 70
dxcd ihis autumn. Mr.. J. Is. Caven, of
musical memory. has opened bic new Hotel.
and 10 doing exoeiiently we'll. In McWhirk
Bros. gsrLcns We found them picking green
peas; saw plums the size Ut hlberts growing
on young and thrifty trees. with every indi.
cation 1T their maturing, aud learned they
lad been dining on garden lettuce, radishes,
and such t00tbeOmc dsintiea, for . month.
By.aud.bye, when the Railroad ID built, W
advise Deer LodYess to have their gardens
In Aissoula, end . sefriSesatoe on the e..
press ca.
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llammond's gallant looking three year old
sorrcl mare BELL" was having her l7.ounce
shoes put on to-day, preparatory to training
Tor the summer cAinpSiyn. She Il clean
limbcd. 1.-the and muscular a. . deer. and
sports had better consider her qualities.
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Frcights. train with freight for
J. B. Wilcox. Join p. Fink, KleinscLm,dt
Bros. I'D for Parclcn, Payntcr i Co.. ar.
rived aud discharged Yesterday.
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<Werc there Giants, ctc.-Mr. N. Smith Of
Pilgrim Bar, heretofore one Of tho beet cash
pa rons We had. yesterday palmcd jaw bone
on u.s. 1t is section Of the jaw Of some
deceased member ut the first families, W
original animals Of Montana, and was found
on Pilgrim Bar, thirty feet from the surface
and iMhcddcd in the bed.rUck five or six
feet deep. II Is about two inches in length
and contains three teeth on which tho cnam
q IL yet perfect. Whether it IL of nan or
beast, We arc not sufficiently posted on den
tistry to determine. The specimen isin this
Office subject to investigation.
- s'~1D'. "-------
II your desire rosy checks and complexion fair and
free from pimlles, blotchcs and cruz lions, purify
yonr blood by taking DR.. Pcrcc's At Ext. Gold
sn Medical Discovery. 1t has no equal for this par
pore, as ,cnedy for Liver Complaint, Or Bilious.
mesa Sod by all druggists.
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Pilgrim Bar The RCck Greek Dit

Pilgrim Bar The Rcck Creek Ditcl,
commenced, on Thursday. to reservoir water
during the "of hours"-four hours per day
thus keeping oil the heads on that have
been run during the season. On tho cxtcn.
sion of Hsrtlscrabblc Bar, northward. good
prospects have been found for mile and
half, and at that point new bar called In.
dependence is hcing opened Three com.
panics arc at work, and one. O'Neill & Co. =,
las recorded. They expect soon to have
water from the Rock Creek Ditch Gin The
Willow Creek Ditch, and the general opinion
ID that the bar 10 going 10 develop rich and
durable mines.
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The Nations Holiday !
The share OF Public

At THE
McFAKLAND MU USE,
PIXIES PEAK MONTANA.
social ball will he given at the above named Hotel
on tho 9TH day Of JIly 1871 The public arc cordially
invited " attend. The proprietor will every effort
to rcndc" the affair pleasant to AL
Tickets, including Supper, IS.
ld&Wtdl ID. H. MCFARLAND. Proprietor
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eDsi 400 Reward will be paid by the proprietor Of
DR. Piacar Att Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery for
Medicine t.e' vi" equal II In curing all the discnscs
Tor which It IL ncnd.d. In the cu:c OF scv nc
nndo lingering "u-ns. Bronchitis. and diseases VI the
lungs IL wi.nOut an equal. Sold by oil dru ::sts.
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Dlackfoot Prlnaary.

10 TuH EDEroR NEW NORTH WEST;
The Republican primary at Blackfoot
duly organised last evening and elected the
following Delegates to the Republican
County Convention:
A. KEMARLY, L. L. CLARK,
GEO. NJ BERNARD, G. B. SIMMONS,
J. B. BRUDEN.
The delegates are instructed for VIM. H.
Clagett for Delegate 10 Congress and Wes'
ley w. Joncs for Sheriff. Yours,
Blackfoot, June aAl. 1871.
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New Hotel.
., The building formerly known rs the Walla Wallis
Hotel Main street. leloua, hs born kauiu
top u bottom and thoroughly reOpcned, rcftted,
make it essentially new building. aud It now offers
to the public all the advantages Of thoroughly first
class hotel, under the name Of tue
GO s MOP LIT A N.
o.. Sam SchWab, Proprietor.
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Mr.. McKain, the weh.known hunter,
brought in, day or two since, fine elk,
killed about ten miles from town.
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NEW NORTH WEST.
SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE "a.
LOCAL NEWS.
Bishop Tmttle's Appointments.

Bishop TMttle's Appointments.
Bishop D. >. futile hns made the following appoint
mcnis for Montana:
July sM. 9TH sunday after Trinity, Virginia City
July 1nb Wednesday. Gaintin.
July aMh sth Sunday after Trinity, BOxcmAn.
August 1t, Tuesday. iixi.r.bnrg.
August nh. 9th Sunday after Trinity, Helena.
August 9TH. Or sth. Monday. or Tuesday. Diamond.
August 18Th. iMh sunday after Trinity. Deer Lodge.
August 18TH Friday. FrcnchtOwn.
Aupu.i AAh ilth sunday inter Trinity, Nissoula.
August 2is, Monday. Willow Greek.
August ~, Tuesday. Stcvensyille.
Auyu-t eth. l2ih sunday after Trinity. Dannack.
The Bi.nop breaches at Boise City. Idaho, On next
Sunday, June 18th.
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Masonic.-A special communication of
Deer Lodge No. 4 A. r and A. NJ. will be
held this iSaturday) evening Sojournins
brethren are invited to att end.
by order Of the w. NJ.
II. T. KENYON. Secretary.
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METROPOLITAN Billiard Rooms

EMERSON, GERBER h DICKINSON,
Have the finest bar stock In the West Side or any
other side aud two Ut the bestrunning billiard tables
in tn" Territory. Special invitations to the whole
community to-come and zee %,
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$25-Lost, Strayed or S.Oler-SsS
From the undersigned. Roam Mare, marked on the
right shoulder blade 5; medium sized. heavy build
rather short TAIL part gray, and halt star IN forehead
same to me. H. REINIG.
liclrna June g, 1871. d&wl
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UllI

~ =! ay,esxA = 11.ssaaS, - In ~, osesxs
0WbSoasa 5a00 JleanWgy.
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WASrED-Dccr Lodge County Warrants. I win
pay the iiiGuEsr price.
J.C. ROBINSON,
Sl3ms Decr Lodge.
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HOW THEY DO IN DR9LIN. AND HOW PEOPLE
2. o0OUD 10 0kRB:
GO 70 ! "A =. Helalsh Pot OQee 0taea. ara ~
Zosr wseeA lassssd y ksse ieea d1s q = .oaaAs
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ting petty thsfts, were driven out of the
camp BY the outraged citissns on the 10th
ofJune, buton leaving the town they threat.
cned to return and kill two Of the men who
had participated In their election, and sst
the town on DIRE. This report becoming
known, delegation OF three citizens waited
upon them ut their camp, some three miles
from town, In order to ascertain their islcu.
tiona A. the party who were sent neared
the camp OF the Chiuamen, they were rc-
but % order them out Of tho country and
compel their departure, but after receiving
the reception they did they felt compelled
70 extreme measures, and acted accor linyly.
MI. r. 10 looking exceedingly we'll, and
Is pleased with his prospects In tho Salmon
country, where, it perseverance, and ps>
tiencs goes for anything, he deserves 70 reap
golden harvest
Departure II the Issjaah.-A despatch
dated Fort Benton, June ed, ssys the steam.
boat Peninah left this p. m. for Sioux City,
with these cabin passengers: D. K. Plank,
M. and Ars. Frazer and family, M. Fry,
Sam Glen, MIA ]. B. esailord and family,
=. J. Curtiss, Sam. B. Sullivan. William
Woods. Cspk Hancock and lady, Chsisao.
pher Aullen aad g deck passenger
Rrsn Chetsaa lsanty.
Fort Benton, ss.-.Ths Republican Ooaa.
y Convention held yesterday. p. n, slscssd
7. Q. Powers and James Bay = delegates
70 ~ IsGsioosisl CouyVatjoe.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-04-21

BY THE GOVERNOR.

In conformity with Joint Resolution No 10,
OF the legislature adopted February 18th, 1871,
notice IS hereby given that an election will be
held at every place Of voting within the State Of
west Virginia, on The Fourth Thursday in April
1871, being the 9th day thereof, to ascertain the
senst Of the qualified voters on the ratification
or rejection OF the following proposed amend
rDent to the Constitution OF the State, sS a sub
siitute for Section of Article three thereof
namely
1.-THE male citizens Of the State shall be ent-
tiled 10 vote at all elections held within The
election districts in which they respectively re-
side; but no person who is a minor, Of un-
sound mind. or a pauper or who is under con-
"victon Of treason, felony or bribery in an cleo
''tion, or who has not been a resident Of the
State for one year, and of the county in which
'he offers to vote for thirty DAYS next preceding
'such offer, shall be permitted 10 vote while
'snch disability continues"
For this purpose, Supervisors and Inspectors
OF elections throughout the State are directed
10 open polls at their respective places of voting
on the Gay aforesaid
In testimony whereof, have here
unto set my hand and cansed the
lsEAL.I Great Seal Of the State To be affixed,
Mt Charleston, this the 18th day of
March, 1871.
BY the Governor,
JOHN J. JACOB.
J. u. PHELPs,
Secretary Of State. Apr. I.
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MANHOOD:
How Lost, How Restored.

TUST Published, new edition Of Or. Cul
- Ferwefl - Celebrated ESSAY N
the rddieat cure without medicine) of SPERM A
foRRHGA or Seminal Weakness. Involuntary Sc
nhhal Losses, lMPorEScY, Mental aud Physical In
capacity, impediments 10 Marriage. etc also,
OoSeUNPuoN, EPiLEPsY, and Firs. induced by
Sei-,nanigence OF sexual extravagance
- Frice, IA scaled envelope only C cents
me celebrated author, in this admirable essay,
clearly demonstrates, from thirty wears sue
cessiul practice, that the alarming consequences
OF self-aouse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use OF internal medicine or the appli-
caunn oil the knife pointing out a mode Of cure
AT once simple, certain, aud eifectunl. by means
OF which eye.y sufferer, no matter what his con-
nluon may be, may cure himself cheaply pri-
va,ely, and radjcaliy
~ ms Lecture should be in the hands of
every youth and every man 10 the land
sent under seal, ia a plain envelope TO any
address. postpaid, on receipt of six cents or two
post stamps.
Also, DR.. CulyeItwelrs Marriage Guide"
price % cents.
Address the Publishers.
CHAS. j. c. KLINE & co,
l27 Bowery, n. York ,Post-OCice Box 1886.
Dec. %, lS70.-1y.
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Seacing Machines =!
COMPETITION DEFIED!!

We sell tie Singer, Wheeler d wilson,
Ho,cr, Elliptic, Grorer q, Baker, Weed,
Iarhon', Key Stone, Bees, GoM Mc9aI, Il,
nacrican Continuation, Doeiy, Empire, Fin
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