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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICES. >-,...
w READ AND PROFIT THEREBY.
RaRGaIys AS ID BARGAINS.

Pure LISEg TAYLE-CL0THs, fall yaros
long, &. Al. worth el.ss;
TABLE DAMasK at 7sc.. worth II per yard;
Fine dn,ble DrAMkSK, for table c,csb5, 81 " per
yard. worth $3.50; ...soy.
Large. size NAPKTE5 Mt Fl so per dozen. worth
~ finer goods tn same proportion;
Friugnd rSAgKEN3 3. T5c. per dnzep, worth sl.ss'
aIrfKABsCK TOWELS at SI.7s, $780, sL7''
AZ snd upwards. very cheap;
HrCTaBACE OF is1 and ls3e. per yard, worm
90 and 25c-;
Crash TOwELLING at s4c., worth Pa;
COTTON DIAPERht $t.25s riece, worth si.so'
NOTTINGHAM LACE for, curtains, So..,nEn rsu
,Ir,tCE CrrRTAINs, WINDOW sHA DIES,
GopN1GEs and CURTAIN FIXTURES;
TIDIEs, all shapes ana sizes;
CsoCHFT FDGINGs. IL yards In piece az 10
snd as,.. worth and 100. pc yard:
arE NpFD NIGHT. GOWN, CHEH1sE YohEs'
BIBas, and BANDS;
uoo, STARTS at loc.. worth 2or.
R-e,kfsst sHAwIs. SOSTAas and husias,
poTDs at Is, 40, IS. and 4oc., just about han
prize: a. "a
and &c.. worth 50, rs, snd AZ:
wnOI-S YARSa. in sill olors and qualifteii
SUPPER PATTERNS. from 81. IS to "a: "a ~
AIR xANDRE KID GLOVES. In white, black
and FAR cy color. at 81 worth N.ko; :,
Hamburg EDGISGS ind IHSERTISG', sli
wldths qualities. and prices;
INFANTS ENERrIDERFDR ROBES at 81 -
s5. and SO, worth "a. Sd. 81. and 30;
pEaDY-MaDr GARMENTS for LADIES;
SUITS for CHILDREN. DRESSES for AIDES;
Elegant Ssh. bonnet, neck. and INNING NIB
BO"S. at reduced pri ca;
New Yn,k Wills COTTON at 2oc.. "smsnta az
lsc Fruit e the Loom and Androscoggin &c
l6ac.:
SHIFTING sTalPES at 10. l?a Is. ifs and ?oc.;
aEn-T'CK 1T 10. !?a lei 2o;., and upwards
II,-SFYS at lea 20 and Csc;
Fr,, ward vide bleached and unhleached COTTON
at loc.; hleachad and unb!eschea COTTON az
SIC; ....-
UTICA sqEFTGEG p yards Wide, at sSr > worth
5e1hv the cssr only few p!erej left;
pillow Case cGTTONst 49,; CALICOVs at 81,
10 and l9Sr.: JEANS ut l2S lh. and 1890:
Excellent SATISFT at Soc. would be cheap at
Gee :CASS,AERrS, CLOTHS end Kentucky
JEANS ut very low prices. and lots of o:her
bargains ut ,nor,,upu,
1918 and 1915 Main stree.
Don't forget that we are closing ont our DhE
GOODS at REDUCED PRICES. 1as
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BANK STATEMENTS.

DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THr NATIONAL BANK Of VIRGIsIA,
AT RICH NOND, IN THE sits CT VIZ
GINA. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSIE ESS WE'D
NESuAY. DECEMBER %. 1870: - - -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

T UNDER GARMENTS for Boys,
Gtrls Msr. and Women the largest and hes. as
sorted stock ever offered In the city;
LADIES E!Gff- n Eek and ShNRT.sLEEYE,
HIGp-NECfS and LGNG-SLFEVE, LOW
NECK aud SH :R r-S4kEVE SHIRTS: - !.
MERIsO DRAWERS for Ladies' at g. worth
IS;
USIoE GARMENTS, for Children;
SHIFTS and DIR AWERS together,
A fali assortment or HOSIERY Of every deserip-
tlon, &C Levy BGUTHEks',
l2i3 and IFS Main street.
Use tn. DAVOL COTTON; It IL superior 70 any
other made. ~ tHs
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rIssoLurInrs a PARTNERSHIPS.


NISSOLUTION.- firm Of LOR-
~ RAIHE. JONE5& co. is this dsy dissolved
ty mutual consent. J. @, Lorraine withdrawing.
The huslness OF the coucern Will be settled by
Jones Bros, who assume all IT'S liabilities.
~ s- r. O. LORRAINE,
.E1 '"- ". G. JONES
....- w. N.JONEs.
RICHMOND, January O. 1871.
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RICHMOND, Januarya, 1871.

TO-PARTNERSHIP undersigned
4 have 70 med CO. partnership under the style
and firm or JONES BHuTHhkS. for the nu poss
GROCERY BUSINESS in this city, and Will oc-
cupy he old stand OF Lorraine. Jones y Co. No.
1917 Basin bank. They solicit the, patronag~ OF
the fliends Of the late arm aud the public gener-
ally. n; 49,,
p,cu,,oxn yarro,rs 1871 nag
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

NOTICE.-The undersigned. as trustees
IN under q deed OF trust from tevi Stern, dated
23d ptem 1856 to rtain debts thei elm
ON SATURDAY, the 9TH February next THEE
AND THREG- QUARTER ACES OF LAMP,
about $50 yards from Chesterfield repot on tle
Richmond fredericksburg and POTOMAC railroad
upon which there rs an EXCELLENT DIV ELL.
ISGHUUSk with five or six rooms, and an EA.
CELLEST STUdE-RUUbE. ---
, These buildings are comfortable and wear an
unusual degree or neatness and taste, .Rgs
Ills en- excell Mt stand for country sore. The
d ve!ling house would suit gcntl. man doing bu-
siness in RichmOEd .
At the same time we will cell ali the HOUSE
HOLD aud KITCHEN FURNITURE conveyed
TO us In said deed.
,.,.,,w y. 7. ssHFIARnIPALEs'' Trustees.
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LOST, sTRAYED. DC.


cTRAYED.-C Came to my farm, on the ID
= Jostant Two PIGS The owner can get them
By proving property and pa ing charge. ,,rr1
It, w IL LII : III . W II.
'STRAYED or STOLEN, on Sunday GSsS
y last, from residence, on Church Hiil 1IaA-
NJ. 23Os trace street, 4 RED COW, %h:te Spot Ia
forehead and white spots on shouide:s. nsary
meeting, and on one side. She VIII come TO me
name OF Emma. A suitable reward Will be gwen
for inf rma lon leading - her recoy.ry
ia 5-3t* '...-.- h. n. Br-hhi !.
coz REWARD.--LOST, December 81,
CAC he:yeen the eorner o, ef Ia tf g. ~. 1.-The the
Exchanre Hotel and soah Walker & 90. +, aaln
stree, a CT us FEB DIAMOND PIN. Inc ABOVE
reward will be paid for its return to the ONCE o.
SIMPSON, BASS 90,
isaat corner of l4th and Cary str, cts.
n EFT AT HENRICO HOUSE, No IL
L 1 west Broad street, one OFERCUAJ, CONAN
ing O small SIM OF money, which TIE owner can
have by calling, proving property, ana Pa3yi.ns
costs. 10 = % =
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RICHMOND, January Z, 1871.
VULCAN Iron WOeKS.

80 VULCAN IRON WoeKs.
s@tffs RICHMOND. Va Lee. 81, 1871
DISSOLuTION.-L. f. FINCH, having
~ sold hi; interest IN the propertYi nom ~"
Vulcan Iron Works 10 WYSDHAM y. ~ ~ u
Son, ratirus frGm Tho tiIm Of sFCHsP. GOOD
WIN &C. The nam. "r he firm will only De
uset In liquidation. and that g ted uftec sigma
turc, VIZ, - Archer, G"ouwln 20 IN nIui.a-
IiOn" WM. Is. ARCH K,
,osUrs. ."" j. r. 60 1--WE,
taLag ..y L. T.. FINCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

Correct. Attest 81,
o. II. CdALKLEY,
VIM. K. WeTTS, Directors.
1t T.. o. HULTING.
DEPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
III THE FIRST RATIONAL BANK OF RICH
MOND, 1T Richmond in the state OF Virginia, NJ
the close Of business on Wednesday, e8b Decem-
Der. 1870: -.E-
-" ~ RESOURCES:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER.
DSRIP. The c,-partr ership existing between
US, under thu Arm and style OF ANDREW ~
ZiNI & CO, Is ibis day dissolved by limltatioa.
ndrew Pizzint Jr Is alone authoIlzsd u tiyn
the nsme uf the firm In settlement OF all debts cue
:" ,,'''7 ANDREW PIZZrrI. Ja.,
.." JOSEPH W. PLEDGE.
IANrhRY 4 1911
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

r HAVE THIS DAY ADMITTED Ny
| J. ooudderttsl clerk, Mr.. DANIEL =. McCAK:
THY 70 ) i4te.est IN my business, which WIZ
| GEORaE A. HUsDLEY & CO.. al ife old staue,
SIS Broad street. r.ztf .t.gs. 4t,tsst
! 1 return thanks for ths liberal patronage be-
stow. upon me for the last fifteen years, and ask
| a continuance Of the same 10 the new arm.
:, II - GEOHGR A.'AUNDLfY.
| r.v . 1871 s-.TI4 go = IN div
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06
JANUARY 1871. ~ : - ja4- 8t

|nlSSOLUTIOE.-The co-partnership
~ heretof re existing under the Dim OF WIN
STON K POWERS Is this day dissolved by lnila-
ton. Fiber .r.ner wal use the name oil ITO
G cncern III liquid ton. .... ga,
All persons hs yia2 claims against us Will please
present them for payment, and all indebted 10 Us
are earnestly requested 10 settle their accounts ~
speedily as possible. ,,,,u,,,, ,,,,,ro>.
.N... Wn. II. POWERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

1s,HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
Pledge In TIE old firm or Andrew Pizzini L co.,
desires 70 thank tue public for their kind patron
age bestowed on the old frm. he will cont nne
ktchmnnu Va. and rdially Invites his friends
ana the pubic ee9ersily to give him their ord -,
pleo glog himself, b. strict atcntfou, &c, to merit
d continus nee OF their custom. =. ss
mir. Pledge, our former partner, viii be FOUND
at the store, and wild be pleased TO, scfVe his
II 'e"''' 10 ~ : 800 wy ANDREW PIzzIEI. in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

NOTICE.--I have this day associated
~ with me In the AUCTION and )SEA" Eh-
TATE hUslN ses my son, r. Ek ISL ~,
which v Ill hereafter be conducted under the firm
and stvie OF I:BELL 4 SIN, ana would most re-
specs II iy sollcit the patronage o. my friends AID
the public generally TOR the rev concern.
FIR NCIS T. lSEtLIs,
. ....,,. AucliCneer and Heal Estate Agent.
ia 81 18th street, bet. Main aud Bank
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
Origin of the Word Bogus.

Bogus is corruption of the name OF
one NBorghese,," very corrupt indi-
vidual, who, many years ago, or more,
did tremendous Business IN the way
of supplying.th8 Great West, aReSpor-
tions-1oi, the Southwest, with q YaSSa
amount bf seolinterfeit bills, and sbilk
on fictitious banks, which never had ar
existence. TheuWeStern people, whf
are rather rapid 10 their talk, when e3
cited, soon fell into the habit of short
ening the Norman name of Borghes
to the more handy onesof . Bogus; I
and his bills, and ell ether buls OF aIk
character, We're universally styled b
them "bogus4curreney By an eas.
and not herg unnatural process OF tran;
sition, 81 Inetaphorical tendency, thu
pword is sheF occasionally applied Il
other fraudulent papers, such as sham
mortgages, biIls of sale, convey yances
etc,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

Miss Phleps, in the Independent,
makes this most vigorous and charac--
teristic plea .for. a higher and more help
full place in the church: .tIlhe Chris
tian Church Can not afford Any longer
the official influence and instruction of
its women. 1t is quite time to under
stand this. The Christian Church will
be a long while in regaining the treas
which it has lost through sitting the
voice of the Spirit of God which burns
upon women's lips. Weed out your
your seminaries. Sift your seeds Of
clergymen. Separate the tares from
the wheat. When man will better
do God service on q farm or in aposhoe
shop than in pulpit, never put him
in the pulpit because he is a man,
while dumb Lueretia Mots or Phoebe
Hanafords (of the strictest orthodoxy
sit making his dressing gowns at; the
sewing circle. To the promise of your
best men add the strength of your best
women. Give God the princes and
princesses Of the land. Even to half Of
your kingdom, Christian men, admit
this waiting Esther.n ieaSssi or
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
Dangers of; BaIiooning,

At Paoli, Orange County, Indiana,
on Saturday. Prot. Wilbur made ar.
'rangments for a balloon ascension, ac-
|companied by George K. Knapp, edi-
to OF The Orange County Union. As
they were about getting iBtef the 'bal-'
looH. the cords gavk way and they
made Spring forSfhe ca, but only
succeeded in grasping the ropes. AS
the balloon rose, Mr.. Knapp letgo, and
fell at the hight of about thirty feet
without seri Jus injury. Prof. Wilbur
held on, and attempted to. climb into
the basket, but Was unable to do so, and
the balloon shot upward rapidly with
the @rOnaut hanging below. The
people below were thrilled with horror
at the scene, which ended in dread
full manner. At the hight of about
| Zone mile the doomed man, let go his
hold and came whirling 10 the esrtfls
| AT the hight he. bad attained he look
/ ed Ikea small sack about foot long.
as he approached the eartn he was
coming down feet foremost, and ther
spread out horizontally then doubled
up, turned over and then Slaughtered
with hisI head doWhwArd.E As ht
struck tie easth he fell pp1n his heaC
and bAck. His head was crushed int
an l1ndistinguishable mass, and his bod.
LAS bruised crushed and manglet
,horrihly. The body made a hole in
ltground eight inches deep, and it re
7 bounded four feet fr0Is where it struck
3 70 add to the painf1l cfarakfer Of tn
siaccident, the sessof ycS1ng Wit
dand little daughter were ontslP grount
land witnessed the s6rEfbie afhir' Th
i lremains of the Iillfertunate man wer
r properly cared for, and buried at Paoi
3 stYesterday Afternoon.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

Hs A SAILORS a RIPTHoN OF A
DANcE.-Haven,t had any fun with the
hndlubhers until Thursday night at
dance. " Ben'I arrived in the cabi9
found'em under way ON a Spanish
dance. Took my station in line with
Susa1i Tucker-fell1 back and Tiled,
then shot ahead two fathoms-hauled
I'D on the starboard tack to let another
craft pass, and the came stern on an
other sail, spoke her, and bore around
against the sun, and fell in with anoth-
Eer sails in full chase. Passed twenty
sail 4on same course, and when half
across to the 0thSr shore, dropt astern
fell back-couldn't fill, so let go an
kchor and hauled up for repairs. Next
time was drawn into the current by
IA cowtillion, but didn't make much
headwaY-sbota ahead with Betsy Stark,
and sal d ed &c Ger to- the. other coast.
Took a turn opposite range abreast
tTicee Toward other : Graf and haes
| astern .again-moved round to- star
-pasOed near fparther,s lights, and
made ssil fer BERTH Third time ran
me intoport to thetune of the Tempest
/ the tAr's favorite Proceeded along III
coast according to the regular ordering
of fsailing-bore ahead again rounded u
then passing adversary yard-arm,
Hooked astern with the whole squadron,
lin rcular order of sailing, Sally Jone
all the time manoeu Vring and maxim!
signals when undersf6ll SAIL FINAL.
Eanchered aftera heavy squsll. "a
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

Col. S. D. Harris, in a letter from
New Yerk,thus refers tolthe wooimart
ket and tariff tgYrr
81 think the Wool growers Of Ohio
will feel satisfied with this seasons bu-
siness, and conclude it will he better to
Keep sheep this fail than TO slaughter
them. So much. may be set TO the
credit of our protective tariff, which is
now producing its legitimate results
Very much to the, discontinue of for
eign importers and their paid allies,
who have been doing missionary work
in the West in behalf Of free trade. i
hope the peoplesof Ohio will lookto the
principles Of their political leaders in
! this thing, and send ND no man to Con
gresss " kofs net seuHh on the indus
trial and productive interests OF domes
tic labor"
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

The Bonapartists begin to show their
heads, and their hands, too, if the cable
report be true that conspiracy for the
restoration of theA Emperor Napoleon
has been discovered. Pietri,, the ex
perfect Of Paris, and chief adviser to
Napoleon, is reported to be implicated
in the attempt. The, same report in
forms US that President Theirs is in
constant fear of assassins, which is hard
ly;acomfoztahle position forama of his
age e .be ln.-APoor Theirs!1 Pher
France.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

Henry ward Beecher in the course
of his remarks last Sunday alluded ,as
follows tethis subjects alsg 500 5-si -
We have all got 10 take hold If there
is to be.a reformation in this matter.
The peeple must t&ke held Of this with
8 wifi There wa5 work for, every sciti.
zen. and some time or other there must
come M q public sentiment that would
hold men accountable for their conduct.
Moral qualities, move.s Men must be
made 10 understand that life does not
consist in the abundance of goods
Riches were good, but riches were not
the principal geod. IL was good ief
man to kaVe political power bat at the
foundation Of it there must be pure
morality. While these terrible revsia-
tions excited indignation they also
excited pity. BE Mr. Beecher1 would
not put all the bi2nae on these, men:
There bad been time when he had
spoken out loudly against official cor
ruption, but now when every ybody was
making racket, he felt more like help
ing those men who were cast down, for
they were men, and had suffered as but
few had, and he would not forget in the
culprit the man. He would leok as Goo
looks upon this sinful word, abhorring
the iniquity and longing to save. He
would take part Of the blame to
self, and distribute part of it on the
community, and would appeal to them
as fathers and mothers, and ask them
to take higher standard Of integrity
in statemanship, in business, and
everywhere else, and if they did thi1
the tide would turn, and the whole
system wouid rise to a higher tone ane
amore healthful condition. -
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12


JwALKzR Proprietor. 4. NcDoSALp 4 Co. DruraItr a.
Gen. As, San Francisco, cal % Couerse 81
Vinegar Bitters are not vile Fancy Drink,
| Made Of Poor Rum, Whiskey, Preof Spirits
and Refuse Liquors doctored, spiced and sweet.
ened 10 please the taste. called "Tonics' "Appetiz.
ers, Restorers." &C., that lead the tippler on to
drunkenness and ruin, but are true 1sdirne, made
from the Native Roots and Herbs of California fra
from all Alcoholic Stimulants. They are the
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and A LIFE
GIVING NGPRINCIPLE,a a perfect Renovator and
Invigorator Of the SYSTEM carrying OF all poisonous
matter and restoring the blood to healthy condition
No person can take these Bittcrs according to a.reo
tons and remain long unEell. provided THAR Aoass
arc not destroyed by mineral poison or other means
and The vital organs wasted beyond the point of re-
pair. 1 Fl ;sAHfH ff-
They arc Gentle PurRafive ns well as =
Tonic, possessing also, the peculiar merit OF acting
as powerful agent in relieving Congestion or ins.
nation the Liver, and all the Yisceral Organs
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether in
young or DID, married or single. at the dawn of wo.
manhood at the turn e these Tonic Bitters have
no equal.
For Infammat0ry and Chronic Rheuna-
tism and Gout, Dyspepsia or Indigestion,
Bilious, Kemittent and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys, and
bladder, these Bitters have been most successful,
Such Diseases are caused by Vitiated Blood,
which Is generally produced by arrangement of the
digestive organs.
DYSPEPSIA OR INDIGESTION. Head,
ache, Pain In the Shoulders Coughs Tghtness Of ts
Chest, Dizziness. Gour Eruetatons OF the stomach
Bad taste in the Mouth Bilious Attacks PalpItatiop
ofthe Heart, Inflammation Of the Lungs Pain in the
regions OF the Kidneys, ana hundred other pafnnl
symptoms, are the ofsPrings ofDyspepsia
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the tor
pid liver and dbswels, which render them of uneduAed
ehcacy In cleansing the blood OF all impurities and
impsrtins new life and vigor to the wholosysteu. "a
FOR SKIN DISEASES, EruptIoxs, letter. Salt
Rheum, Blotches Spots, Pimples Pustules Bells Car
ounclcs Ring Worms, 6esld,Hcad, Sore Eyes Frisin-
elias Itch, scurfs. Dscoloratsons OF the skn Humors
and diseases ofthe skin Of psne or nature
arc literally dug up and dcArried out of o system IN
ehort time by the use or these BitterS One bott,.
curative effect. = = Va ene<r
Cleanse the vitiated Blood whenever Won ~nd ~,
bursting through the akin In PIN plea Erun
uone or bores, cleanse Il when You fnd M ebstnctd
ao sluggish In the veins: cleaneeit when Il oui sS
yonI Leengs VIII tell you when. Keen the hiood nnr
And tne health ofthe system viii follow. ~Ss
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking IN IN. /
syseem oi so many thousands efectuaiiy jestrov
the circular around each bottle printed in for isSs
guases-Engllsh, German, French and Spanish '~A'
J. WALKER, Proprietor, r. II, MCDONALD A co
Druggists and Gen. Agents, San Francisco. Car and
&c and 81 Commerce Street, New Yort. >
B-soLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS AND pFA1FRs /
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12
HENRY MEYER,

| MOULD respectfully inform his old custom
! w ers and the public generally, that he has
Irernoyed his former place of business one door
cast TO the corner, in the room formerly occu'
! pied by C. & F. Troll, and more recently by
Conrad Troll, as a Dry Goods Store, where in
Ready-Made Clothing. Hats and Caps, and
IGents' Furnishing Goods, suitable to the season,
Which Will sell low for Cash, as my motto as
aShoft Profits and Quick Sales" l also keep on
hand a good assortment of Cloths, CassimeTs
Vestings, Trimmings, &C., all OF which will
sell by the yard or make up to order in the
examine my stock before buying elsewhere, as
am determined to sell rs low as possible.
Remember the place at Trolls Corner
eDl6
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-10-12

-asaAttA--Ssoop HOW L0STstHow REsTORFD
.ss,9sst Sast pnolshed, new edlticn OF DIR CpI,,a-
f.I.t - SelenrateQ Essay on the radical rnrs
SnitRout Ss inedleine) OF Spermatorrhoa or S,n,5
Tai MeaKness. lnvolnntary Sc ninal i6sSss-
NJ MenSsl and Physical IncapaeiI,S
inPe9lnents 10 Marriage, etc also Con-
Il9n Eniie ana tzciiGeu by seIfiiF
uulgence Cr sexual extravaxance.
~ Price, IN scaled envelope o,,lv a -a,,,
ne celebrated author, In this ajmirsbIs
sSSay @ ,cleSIly oe monstrates from thirtvvearSS
seeesssiuI practice, that the alaTminS Sonss.
qusnces oi seil-a6use may be radicaIlv cnrS,i
Mltnoot the dangerous use OF internal r,s.si--.
en- cine OF thea application OF the knife: poinrino
: o1e ~ .llVue OF cure at once simple certain snS
enectcel, by means of which eVerv Sp tse-a,-@ 80 ~
- o. @I SeI VIA, Nnae M niS eonoltlon may be may cure
~ Tnin privately and rsdieAilJ
SA- rms Lecture should be ip the Ssn,sso a, o.
every youth and every man in the lsnd 'i
Sent. under seal, in plain envelonr IN m,
,ddress, posi- paid. ON receipt SIX cents or w.
'St stamps SS Oi Two e
Also, DR.. Culverweii's Es.sfsrris-. C,ni5s >,
'riee % cents. Address the PpbIisnersL '-t
,,..L tdAS. ]. c. KLINE & Co
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'7'' Washing Machines.
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