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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
SOUTH CAROLYN. a
DEPOSITS Of SCI and Upwards Received.

interest," ALLO WE'D ar TIE IA 1Et'f
on CERIIFICA T. ES OF DEPOSIT, ri
AND SIX PER CENT. COM
POUNDED EVEEI SIX
MONTHS ON A Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
John 3. Palmer. Vice. .pres;d.nt.
John p. Thomas, '
A. G Brcnizer, Cashier.
J. II. sawyer, Assistant Cashier, in
charge OF branches.
John u. b. Smith, Assistant Cashier.
Directors.
kell, F. ". McNaster. John P. Thomas. L. II.
Heinitsh, J John Is. Palmer, Thomas E. Gregg,
Columbia.
J. Eli Gregg, Marion.
g. 7. Scott, Newberry.
". G. Mayer, Newberry.
B. Fl. RutlodRe, Charleston.
PANEL Ravenel, Jr.. Charleston.
Mechanics, Laborere, Clerks, Widows, Or.
pllnTls and othora may here deposit their say.
ings and draw liberal rate Of interest there.
on. Plnnters, Professional Non and Trusteel
wishing to draw interest on their funds until
they require them for business or other pur.
poses: Parents desiring to set apart small
,unla for their children, and Married Women
md Minors Whose deposits can only be with.
drawn by themselves, or, In case Of death, BY
their legal represcntatives,) wishing to lay
neide funds for future use. are here afforded
IN opportunity OF depositing their pieana
whore they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
Lhe same time, be subject to withdrawaIwhep
neehf'i Aug 18
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BRANDIES.

bhANUIEO.
= CASKS James Hcnnesay's Brandenburg
y Frcrca BHANDlES. imported direct. and
offered pure and unadnlteratcd. These conf
prize vintagcs Of 1885, 1868, 1860 and 1868.
Stock OF Hooks, Clarcta and White Wines in
clu,le aomc OF tho most famous brands rs well
as sound into priced goods. For sale by
March Is GEO. HYMMERN
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Ayoung candidate for the legal pro-
fession WAS asked what he should first
do when employed to bring an action.
sAsk for money on ACCOUNT" was tho
reply. He passed. a..i.
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Greenyille and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., MARCH /, 1871.

&@GRll d.3a' On sISa stSa. tsssf ia;ie.ins this
schedule will 10 run daily, Sundays excepted,
connecting with Night Trafns Oh boufh Caro.
linn Railroad mp and down; s1sow With Trains
going North and South on Charlotte, Colum bin {
and Augusta RAILROAD; % d., ii ,7atn glD..
Leave Columbia at. :...... :....., 100 a. m.
~ AlHson. ..t.....-. .....t.l 9:IO o. n.
. - Hewberrys. .......i. .!.:.. HIS G. m.
:. GoikesoqTy. qTy..-::,l...:,..,.... 800 p. nJ
Arrive at Green1,iIis. ::!I.,.!:!I:, p sD 3. M M
I,7 i! Down. ~ 8: Il ~. = - -
Leave Qrsenville at-I:p lsc... -. e15 q. m.
:. GGestohh:,......,5is. .!......-. E. 05 Z. a.R:.
go tShavGiey ifi,:,i5bi,.- .1S.9 q: mn
:. NevSoIry. i.5S 50 p ?. m. N:
Aiaton.. .....4. i. .H6 .; m
arrive 2. Taos boD11D dessssI f;sfG s1p, r.
N. T. BAn7lEr5. aanefa5 Hc1st 1ssSt = 9
sohedule, On Blue Ridge. Railroad .ias s.
cusEEuFss1 Leave Anderson. e 60 P. NJ :,
gssssssfssssS3fs NJ :" Pendlcton,:. zoo, -,
% Perryylle...:1 7.45 -
Arrive at Walhalla. ....J g. so 20
Leave Walhalla.!. u ...r.a g. 46'A..M
PerryVille.. ..-u ...-.s-.Gi. 4. 4.S0.otf!.
fendleton.. .........:- ....5 SO ..,,;i
Waiting at Anderson one hour for tie arrival;
OF up train ON Greenvile and Columbia Koad
July .,,W. Had. GAIILAhD, Fun,
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AaR1oUkruRH A FRAUD -4A' writer il

AQRIOULTURH A. FRAUD.-@A' WI1t0r IN
the Cinoinnnti Tines having .pe5usea
Horace Graeley's book about, farming,.
with. the immediate effect of becoming
he is care9hf'to explain ID mot BY H G!:''
The basest fraud OF earth ia ), agrioult
tuEe. 1.-THE .deadliest 4gnisI fatuus ,that
ever glittered to beguilej and -da21led 70
betrny. is agriculture ~ speak with
feeling on this ,subject,. iat,, I've been:
glittered and beguiled, and da11led and
destroyed by this same arch deceiyer.ia!
She has. made me q Thousand pro.
misses, and broken every one. ot ,sshsm. !,
She has promised me early potatoes,
and the rain, has drowned them; late
potatoeB, and the drought has witheted
She hes s'is promised il, meau,nmer ,. sauaahes, M
and the worms hate eaten them; winter
squashes, and the bugs have devoured
them.
She has. pro,ujsad cherries, and the
curculio has ssung them, and they con
tain living things. uncomely to the eye
and unsavory to the taste. -
She hos promised strawberries. and
the young chickens have enveloped them,
and the eyecannot see them. - e {
She has promised tomatoes, aud the
old hens have encompassed them, and
the hand cannot reach them, a.o: .,!,,t
No wonder Cain killed his brother.
He was tilier OF the ground. The won
deg isthAt,ba djdnlt -killibiR father. .7anii
then weep because he hadn't a. grand
father to kill: No doubt his Early Rose
potatgszg fri pltich h9ppid AdaM sSyan
bugSdlum lis h9dd wntslgdf EHphrheeS:
IN min NH f,o1
ter-killed, and wnsn't worth outing
His Norway bats had gone to straw, and
would not yield FIVE peoka per aore. and
his Spahish water-melons had been
stolen by boys, who had pulled up the
vines.! broken down his patent picket
fence, and written sourrilous doRRerel all
over his back gate. Nc wonder he felt
mad when he saw Abel whistling along
with -his Frauoh merinoeHrSYofth hiSht
dolfar$ &esi, And Md6l Aofhg pB etetS
daN mo wonder heiwaht8d 10 kifiadma!
body. and thought he'd practice on Abel.
The fact is. agriculture would demoral-
ize saint. was almost saint when I
went into it. I'm demon now. I'm at
war with everything. fight myself out
OF bed ut O'Clock, when all my better
nature tells me to lie etill till 7. fight
myself dheb the garden t6&bTk like d
Drhte, when reason and instinct tell me
to stay in the house and enjoy myself
like man. 1 fight the pigs. the chick
ems, the moles, the birds, the bugs, the
everything in which is the
breath Of life. fight the docks, the
burd9oks. the mulleps, the thistles.s sshes
vegetable Kingdom. fight tho heat,
the frost, the rain. the hail-in short.
fight the universe, and get whipped il
every battle. T have no more admira.
tion to waste on the father of George
Washington for forgiving the destrna
tion of his cherry tree. A cherry tree il
only q curculio nursery, and the grand.
father OF his conntry knew it. I have
half O dozen cherry trees, and The day
my young George Washington ip. siz
years did. III give him a hatchet and toll
him to down with every cherry tree OF
the place.
Ayoung candidate for the legal pro
fassi0n waR aake6 what he abonIi f3re,
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july IN 1mao = nAss1staSt 1ehaSsHM. sHS;t
~ Changeeof EchedIleY.. ao..
SoUTH CAnoIIaA IsIIaoAD COMPANY, ~
~ 800 COLUMBIA. y. O...0une 9, ls71i,I; ;
aA Ed 9asla 1. ossnEssf sst !s?s ehs: esheaqls? III,
and after SUNDAY. 18th inatant:
NAIL AZ D pAsaRN6fn 'TniII. -! ,.si ~
Leave Colnmbia at. ...c?.I! .HV..p!iT 40 b ID
Arrive at Charleston at ..:s! s!::sr:.s % 0p m
Leave Charleston at, -..-.... IL. !. r6.2t y m
aianT E1rn9sa e rnn1onl Aap 1esccSASp942oR av
TBAlH, Lsdndays e1coptud-3
Leave Coinmbis 1t..-.. .......! ...7.6e p In
Arrive at Charleston at. .....,r.~ ~ 6.4b IN
Leave Charleston at. ?. G;p N
Arrive at Columbia at!.. ...::: $3.50 g6'a m
tinue to run to Coluubia as formerly-Mon-
days. Wednesdays and satu1days.n !
8: B. PIcEIKs oeneraf Ttetst Age1t: ~.
Charlotte. Columbia and Augusta q, b
y sUPKAIINTRkDENY,slO OFFIGR..
ESaB ~ B.3s e. ;PS ,9!h .fsss Isst sgSS5i 9Ss a:
loving seheduia viii De run 0verthisiruadf:
4.,.rs,x, gfeip No, T. T1sinNp, 9.
ssys Essys e e A. g 3: s.
~ GONG aou1H IA3.I--- :-.,..j
Lsaye Cbsrlot!e... na9A. M,.os,S 9eR ".
Arrive rays Iusa9ts. nfs.s AsS & sS4. f.
No;l Train daily. SN6!. 4 Tfaih daily, SUI: HI:
dnys excepted Both .trsns, make cloee con-
SS &.n e al Is2e. ss Es oe d. SS
m opd Tor Virginia sprineh.. ''71'fn1 '''7- :
Through tick etc sold and baEE6go' checks {.
to all principal points. afi:, ai.iilol',i,' ,r'
Standard TimeIWa aebineton' City Time,
E, p. ALEXANDER, General Sup. ,
!! e. ~ UoHsEx, Gen. Freight and Ticket Agent
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= Change Of SunBdu1e.
GEMERAt3SUKERINYH sQFEICEE-
WIiMiNaToN, COLnXBIA &.AUousTA r. r. Co.
WILMIHaTonc N. Q,cJuEY IS, 1871.
E@ W EEssfaassa#i9szasifr hETFR this date tho
eke888& 4sisffk &sEs4.-S9 following Schedule will
DO run by trains on this road: 81 1914 :.T, L
Leave w,@iastSa Ra shti iSa1on aaaaf bsppsI 80
Arrive at F1orepGe.. ......,. 10 90 A. NJ
Arrive at Kingsville..:. 1.30 P. NJ.
Losve KinRsviilo. 80. ......... $40 A: NJ.
Arrive ut Wilmington. -. !. .-:i... g. 30 P. M.
NianT EXPRESS TRAIN. ,lDAILY,] SUNDAY xx-
Leave Wilmington. n. ~. ~. 7!1o P. Ii.
Arrive at Florence. -. .'.......4.... I84 A.. ii.
Arrive y Kingsyi]e -e,~il....i. g 90 a. II.
afaxe asaiVe htsDRfs5yfsta, 81 Rf5orefta, :.- r.
JnIr go .,74f,HN!G: W1NDERS GSnaRup4!l
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Strange Proceedings IN Franklin
County, Ohio. F
UOLUMbtls, Senlember III.

OobUMBUSt september 10.
The town Of Harrisburg, In this cotin-
ty, had sensation, and this Is v hat makes
Il: The residence OF John G. Mundle ID
about three miles from the village, and on
the 9th inst. Mrs. Mundle heard some
person talking in their yard. She went
out, but saw no one; soon a large block
Of wood was thrown, and afterwards a
large number of stones. The next day
the same thing was repeated, and The mex
day with double fury. Tie neighbors
collected, and u strict watch was kept by
armed men but all to no purpose, the
bombardment being kept up and two
hundred stones, large and small, falling in
one hour and fifty one minutes. The sen.
sation grows more sensational when, as
our inIormants state, there Is In Mundle's
family stunted or dwarfed servant girl,
and that 1t was noticed nearly all the
stones fell where she was, To- test the
matter, she was removed TO different
parts Of the house, and the stones fell
where she was taken each time. On Sat
urday the girl was sent home, and the
stones ceased falling, but on her return on
Sunday night the wonder recommended.
The ncighbors declare that the stones
that fell were hot and cold, large and
small; and they declare they don't know
what II all means.
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New York Market.
NEw YORK, September %.

NEW York, September ".
CoTToS-Demand good at full prices, Md
ding upland 2Ohc.
FLoUa-Dull and holders anxious to sell; SD
perine western and State IS COOS 9G common
TO good extra So 20lt6 Is; good 70 choice - I'd
Z o. white western extra 81 2141 Is; Ohio e1trl
quiet Hf w IN =
GRAR-DemAnd fair and prices advanced,
ern 81 H(ti CO; amber Michigan 81 576I 81;
choice 81 ~; extra choice amber Indiana 81 o.
Rye, Barley and Malt quiet. COrn-Demand hII
and prices advanced; western mixed In store
7iX87le; aloat 7sk07sBc; yellow 7tH975C.
Oats In fair dc nand; western and Ohio 49652c,
HoPs-Firm ut 40lt6Oc for 1871; l7630c for
1870; I5c for 1863; Sltilhc for 1868,
WoOL-Srong; extra Ohio 5966lC; tubbed 7Sc;
puled GOh6lHc; black western 81.
IIGRoGERIEs-C Coffee quiet; Rio llX6l78c, su.
gar, fair to good refining 9k09Ac; Cuba 9h6
iOSc MolAsses quiet Rice 6XG9Kc,
lIPROVIsIoNs-POr dull: mess $lS 30. Beef and
cut meats unchanged; middles active; long clear
SAds8c. Lard heavy, prime steam 8D9Nc.
- BurTER-steady, YsStsrR i0ltlSci STATE 100
CHEEsE-Firmer at 90i9Rc.
.. Cincinnati Market.
cuti-l CNCnNATr, September 20.
CoTToN-steady with a moderate demand
FI.ouR- Market, 81 OO6G %.
dRAlN-Whcat-Scar and firm, none Offering
Corn, demand good at full prices; 6Sc. Rye, dc.
mald light, but holders firm. Oats, quiet and
unchanged In every respect, Barley prices I'M
changed.
GgoCERIEs AND Ons-Stcady.
EGGs-PriCes advanced; &c,
Circumstance and firm, 21it25c.
CHEEsE-DGmand fair aud prices advanced,
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LITTLE stories like this will never cease
to atfectus, There Is auaged woman liv.
ing OF North Adams, Mass, who relates
that many years ago, while attending a
social party, young mechanic asked her
hand Tor one Of the dances. She indig.
nal9tly refused, feeling very much morti.
n lr tliathe should make such m offer.
Time passed on, as the dime novels say
anu, as Ihc story adds, the proud young
woman mas iilled but an humble position
IN NE, while the young man she scorned
has been governor Of Massachnsetts,r The
moral is obvious.
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PhtsbargR live Stock MARKET


TUIsDAY, September 10, 1871
CATTLE-The receipts were about $50 head BY
rail-, and about a. Ii1anymor from the Adjacent
country, making In oil about 500. Like last week
the supply was small considering tho season oil
the year and numbers required to meet the dc.
mand, and In quality were mostly medium. The
market opened up slow and continued 20 until
about eight o'clock, at which time the butchers
commenced TO buy. They looked around and
becoming aware that tho supply was limited,
cav at once that nothing was to be gained by
holding back, and notwithstanding the droyers
held cattle firm at prices fully Ac higher than
last week, all were bought and the market over
at eleven O'clock. Next M0lday'tsa Jewish
holiday, and as great many OF the drovers Will
not DO In the market good many butchers pur.
chased two weeks cattle. This also helped TO
make the market brisk, az the supply was hardly
ket was the best drovers have had for some time,
and prices realized were. from \ to &c higher
than those ruling two weekshgQ.t The following
are The current rates for different grades 81 ca}:
tie: .f-I....t.....t. 'Is y
Extra 200 to 1900 steers at 50 80 prime 1.2Oo
At IS GOS5 60; fall Butchers stock al SS 66d
i2i rough grassers at a 10; cows at n 600
%; bulls at 81 00D2 80
SHEEP-The number Of sheep Oh sale was be.
tween I, 800 and 900 head. Tie market opened
up fair, and continued 80 until the close. Tho
demand was fall, butchers taking hold literally
and buying generally at prices Abont the same az
last week. Kraus q Keeier purchaBhed over 400
head and sent them to East Liberty, thereby
working OF the surplus and making the market
more firm than Il wonld otherwise have been.
Hous-The number Of hogs on sale was rather
large but were mostly In the hands Of regular
dealers. The market was quiet active to-day;
great many were sold in small lots 10 the differ.
emit butchers OF prices from to 6Hc, according 10
quality, &c.
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COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL.
Wheeling Wholesale Market.
OFFICE DAILY IHTELLIGEHCER,
Wednesday, Sept. 20.

Wednesday, Sept. 20. I
Trade is fair, but the sudden advance in many
leading articles In the grocery andPrOyision line
has caused buyers to DO cautious IN taking hold
Of new stock. ~
Coffee Is very firm; the advance being fully
two cents in gold over the prices prevailing sixty
days ago. Sugar more quiet, yet in good de-
mAnd. With the premium in gold standing al
i4S6l5, we may look for an advance in most
imported goods, and as this Is the season ioI
spices, they certainly will be higher.
Flour steady at an advance Of 90 cents. Bacon
in active demand athlgher quotations. Fancy
sugar cured hams are very scarce and held u
cent higher.
BUTTER-There Is a good demand for the better
grades and choice sells readily at 10000. Com.
mon and medium grades quiet and unchanged.
BAKING PowDER-Ssc per pound,
BRooNs-Fancy, g IS, 80 70 and 81 plain,
81 2S6275.
BEASs-Primo to choice Navy, 81 OOSs Is per
bushOl.
CHEEsE-Is reported more active and aFmGr,
at considerably advanced prices; liHc for prime
Goshen and common, ..Hj
EGGs-Strictly fresh may be fairly quoted at
ia0iSc,
FISH Lake herring, new catch, 81 80; white
n'n So ~ no. No I'M ' noi,ht aUd iSS, @ NJ
various prices, according u quantity in packages
FLoUR-Market very frm at advanced quota.
lions. We quote: Fancy 81 75; white wheat
SHS ,s,S M. A.. A. N, 49, VHHs
90 70.
,ooI"nS,,. ~. :, .,a'Is W." 4 SSoHIe'ns
a. IN n,,s AMI aMS ,r,cos ,n, III stl,oSe S
o.. DoSa 49, ~ ptS.S S,o a. s'eN IN
SGr Rasl"~ NJ ,aII o. nv ~ 81 ~ wv NV
S,ooa,s,'. M M ~ ~, l., .,o,d, an,
r,oS",ot"i, a,,t, s,0Uo ;,S w. 70 osV"ay "'u
,o,n '' aSt''o, %s no.ou u ou' 'as' report,
y" wo aI T "'V PoiiowIH 1 ,S Lm,, Tv
aio mvn ni''"tHlGuu' IotoTns ale thG I"lns
SoOS ,So% '"V'' '"'''' 4''O' '''' P''"''' -O'
$50 500, '"s", ,o,,,,,ho. p..,.uI 40, ,,, -,
Ian u "o, 49, an,,S i ~ ~
NJ, vo',s eszno.. C,Sai 'snS y, o'SSyO
n ~" IV'M, u'D'USi CnoIvo DHPs, 'oU' Ne"
O' g,.N "v Wa crop, o1C lor PRIME
c. Sag"SI p, ns% ~ qSoI.lunS , MenneG'
CHs, iomHeISu anu NIauulHteG rfSui
vo,,o,n 20 U.oy, nAs" CDnuo iSSo,
sIatD NV NV otisAus, Wlus, mnVi
T T",' ISO' io''o HIo anu Nuoa iiCOilho'
~" S'a" i''a0 '1p'o'io' E'apeS VI Ee''neu AVO
~ g sI1 9a,,rou,0, ., ira, az. vo,n,, u,,,,
t ~ - Iopi Do louhR liyS"h'
o. p ,UsO' S So p,acN, IoOoOo S Az. ..o,,-
HI"-oatohha, PRIME lU0lohei conIRohpHci
Hshgooh sHc; ~
r., 9p'etSmIFa,n Pepper E'c' Fimeh'o' nc
Cloves SVG: CasslG, DOC
.. uLAssm ,siit Sna,'y sxio, 90; iOxlS, NM
second quality SxlO, 81 u; lOxi9' 81 % per box
OF o. leet' net prices
HlNsESa-ooc per pound.
hAi-balea Is steady but unchAhg ID, and may
pe qpo9ea NSl4 W. loose tg ~. II
,lRoS-Comnon bar q Gal<c; bands 4SGSXci
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oTATb obuuHITlEA-Dull.
sTooKs-Resisted the advance from the recon-
depression, but prices moved up In spite Of theli
hAmmering. Western Union and Lake short
were the most active Of the speculative llst; For
Wayne and New Jersey Central quietly advanced
on Investment orders There was liberal bust
ness transacted In Ohio, Wabash Rock Island
Pacific Mail, Northwestern and Union Pacific
The market closed steady with o recoveryo Of \
to Y from the lowest point Of the day. g.. =
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
0ew YOrk money and stock market.

NEW York, September 20.
GoLD-Dull at iiiK0ii4H; at one time there
was q difference Of y between cash and regular.
Olearings SsO,60o0OO. gir3 gurgs5ftr
lMONEY--EAsy at 400 peEeent 9 iisitsNWl
STERLiNO ExCHANGB-l09K.
GovERNMENTs-opene steady, but after lie
Treasury purchase declined from u to u on b2Os,
January and July, and1O4Os. The amount offer.
- al the government purohaso was g, 90 $50;
Awards s. 0OO, 900, d from 1i2.qO 10 1i4,BD
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GhpGmtdLi9elreer.
OFF DUTY.
.om The October LIppeneott.

From the October Llppcncou.
/.
The brightest OF midsummer days
Wane5 with my Ftiilts Just begun;
The peacock apes my sluggish ways,
And trails his plumage IN the sun.
Why should blush TO own my dreams:
So fair this land Of rGyGrie seems
That cooler heads, old, worn and gray,
Might lapse, like mine, of guard, astray'
Hcigh.hOl o plodder, let me shirk,
For once, dull care and hateful work
LetstGrner wlghts my mantle wear,
And leave me T. my mountain ar;
II
The pigeons cluster on the caves,
The brambles ilirt and tors about -.
The brown moth llgzlgs through the leaves
or WOOdbinO on the waterproof
The aldGrs rustic by the brook,
The trout leaps to the floating hook
But In the shade my thin check PFcst
Against the daisies, let me resi-,
What was that motto OF my yOuth,
or which Age yaunts ilr NcElhg Iutn
"Time wAits for none AlGs eNshl
May lei no day DRIFT fraitess by.
III.
The wind, astir through scents OF vines,
Breaks into ripplcs all the streams,
Till silver. like tho water shines,
And rosc.tnts blush through all my dreams
And 30 the days flnc work is done,
The rose and silver threads are spun,
And, sOOthGd with. sounds Of birds and bees
The dreamer mods IN blissful case.
There lies my FsStus on the grass
The glOw.wOFms with their din lamps pass
Why, Sybaris wOuld not care 10 miss
Tho peace OF such an hour as TINS.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing affection, which renders life
miserable and marriage impossible, is the penalty
pald Dy tho victims OF improper indulgences,
nom not being aware OF tho dreadful COnse
quencee that may ensue Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend TO deny that Inc
power OF procrCatiOn Is lost sooner Whose mil
Ing Into improper habits than by the prudent,
DSsloGs being deprived OF the pleasure 0lhoalthy
toms OF both body and mind arise, The systcin
becomes deRngGd, tho Physical and Mental
ESuilCsiohg MeakGned, Loss OF Provocative Power,
M ~ w ITitablllty, Dyspepsia, Papiation oil
n y u Nm indigestion, Constitutional Debility,
Decay and Death NN"h"' N'"'"N'P''VH'
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Chicago Market.


FLouR-FIrm and steady. n
GEAIE-wheat, No. spring Chicago closet
steady 81 l5H for September; 81 II for October
this afternoon finer at 81 t6tfdbt'l7 fol. Septem
her. Corn, No. . mixed excited and active
closed at 4sH04s,ic for September; this ailef
noon hrmer At iS1id4sH. Oats, No, active
10y, spring No. Ssctlve 6SXs6St. m
administrative atslHc,L W I.
IRoyfsIoNs-Steady and unchanged.
nIoos.steady and q art y! o. 2Sai co.
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DIR. JOHNS0N

Member Of the Royal College of Surpoops Lon.
don, Graduate Of one Of the most eminent Col.
isgeS IN ~ United States, and the greater part
London, Paris, Philadelphia and elsewhere hSs
eiectod some OF the most astonishing cures Thai
were ever known. Many troubled with TlnRlnp
In tho head and ears when asleep, great nervous
ness, being alarmed Of sudden sounds, bashiul
ness, with frequent bl1shlnR, attended some
Immediately. S"''N
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MilNnnkee nInrhalt. n.

MILWAUKEE, September 90
FtouR-Quict and unchanged ii every Il
GRiN-whcat, No. Q Mllwaul,ee Al i6ka
! i6f cash; 81 i5A0i i66 for futnre delivery
No, Milwaukee 81 co. Oats, No, / firm a
3OXc. Corn, No. 3 steady at 5sc rive. No.
firm at 6iHc. Barley, No. . spring frnisv At $50
Louisville MafkeHC
..... LousyuAE, September %.
ToBACco-Very active sales OF 100 hovsheads
Qulet aud steady, at SIS Gin round lots.
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MARRIAGE.

Married Persons, or Young Men contcmn,o,,D,
marriage, being aware OF Physical WraRSnd.lg
Organic Debility; DefoTmitIes, speedily cured
NJ WIZ PaGos himself under the care OF DR.. j
man, and confidently rely upon his skill M nbv.
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YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves bya certain prac
tico, INDUCED In when alone, habit frCGuontly
learned from evel companions, or at sclpoi, the
effects Of which arc nightly felt, even when
Asleep and u not cured, renders marriage i'm
should apply Immediately '"''
What pity thata young man, the hope of his
country, the pride OF his parents, should be
snatched nom all prospects and onIoyments OF
ne ny tne consequences OF deviating from the
Get habit such persons must, before contem.
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MARRIAGE

reflect that a sound mind and body arc the most
plnese, Indeed, without these mo ionrnav
tlrough lie becomes weary pilRTimago. t61
prospect hourly darkens 10 tho View. fhe mini
becomes Swallowed with despair and Idlled viii
tno meiahcholy reelection that tho happiness OF
another becomes blghted with onr own. -
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tsiv V1I WY who have become the victims of Soil.
which "Sn,u uat Dreadful and destructive habit
,h1Stas5t uStliy sweeps TO an untimeiy eraye
ALen@ AND brilliant intellect who miuSt otSal
thaSdo TS y ooGSS6,H listening ssnaGs with the
living Tyre, may call with full Conn SSsAey inc