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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-28

BOWEL COMPLAINTS
Looscncss, diarrhpa, cholera morbus painful dis
charges the bowels stopped in fifteen or twenty
minutes by taking Railways Ready Relief No ccnpes
ton or indiana weakness lasSludc will follow
the of the Il. H. Relief.
ACHES AND PAINS.
For headache. whether sick or nervous; rheumatism,
lumhago pains and weakness In the back spine, kid
noys pains around the liver, pleurisy. sweings of the
Joints in bowels heartburn and pains ~ all
kinds Railways READY Relief will afford mmcdia late.
ease and continued for few days effect pcrma
nent cure.
Sold by druggists Price 80 cents.
RAILWAY 4 co, 81 Warren street
+ W. vANDEwATER,
81. OFFICE CABINET AND MERCANTILE FURNL
TURE MANUFACTURER
65 Ann and i53 William street New YORK
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Tow coming forward almost in q lump,

now coming forward slmost-ia q lump,
shall have been distributed to actual
consumers, which viii soon be accom-.
plished, and dealers are obliged to fall
back on the European, California and
other tributary markets for additional
supplies to bridge over to the new clip
OF the Western and Middle States there
can hardly be doubt or their being
compelled to pay and to ask higher
prices. Moreover, manufacturers are
getting short, and when they begin to
come in it is probable that they will
come together, as usual; and then,
with renewed activity and an easier
money market, no one will be able to
buy to so good advantage as at present.
There is very little doing in domestic
wool, and prices are barely sustained
either for fleece or pulled, notwithstand
ing the scarcity. -.
For fine foreign wool the market is
unchanged, although the feeling is fully
as strong as before the opening Of the
London sale. The result of that sale
thus lar has been rather more iavora-
bic for holders than was Anticipated.
Commercial Bulletin.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS

Immediately cured and full vigor restored.
This distressing aiiiictIOn, which renders
life miserable and marriage impossible, is
the penalty paid by the victims OF improper
1 dulgenc- Young persons are too apt 10
commit excuses from not being aware OF
thc.dreadiul consequences that may ensue.
Now, who that un erSttnds the subject Will
pretend To deny that the power OF procrea.
lion i lost sooner by those falling into
improper habits Than by the prudent? Be.
sides being deprived OF the pleasure Of
healthy fispring, the most ser iou- and de-
StTuctive symptoms OF both body and
mini arise. ! he system becomes drranged,
tue physical and mental functions weak
entd. loss Of provocative power nervous
irritaoility, dyspepsia, palpltation OF the
heart, indigestion, constitutional debility,
and wasting Of the frame, cough, consump-
ton, decay, and early death.
Dr. Fish platt graduated from one OF the
most eminent colleges IN the United states;
has eff cted some OF the most astonishing
cures that we've ever known; many trou-
bleI with ringing in the head and ears
v hen asl ep. great nervousness being
alarmed at sudden sounds, bashfulness,
with de, angement OF mind, were cured inn
meuiateiy.
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New York Money Market.
New YORK, April %. 6 P. NJ.


MONEY-Was more active to-day,
with an approach to s,ringency, The
bulk OF the business in the morning
was at I per cent currency TO per cent
gold, and in the ternoon at l-32 to Lie
pr diem. Late in the day. after bank
accounts were generally made up, bro
kers balances were loaned at e TO ! per
cent.
Private kilograms from London this
afternoon report an uneasy feeling there
in regard to a report current in relation
to the resignation OF the Ministry.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE M rket
continues firm and steady at lO9t@
1893 tor prime bankers sixty days
sterling bills and ll0i to ll0l Tor sight.
GOLD-Tne market was firm
throughout the day, with ali the bnsi.
ness at Ill! to ll2l chiefly at I'LL to
liz, with the closing quotation lllt.
GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market
quiet and firm.
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baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE. A pril .

BALTIMORE. April 80
COTTON-Quiet but firm; low mid
ding 1T 224M222c.
FLOUR-Market quiet and prices un-
changed
GRAIN-Wheat active; southern at
- 00G2 To- PENNSYLVANIA at g. on;
amber Michigan at 81 gS Corn, white
southern active at GS@69c; yellow do
dull at 661GIc. Oats steady; choice
Light southern at 6O@6lc; western at
5jM soc. Rye, sales at 9099jc.
PROVISIONS Quiet but firm.
Mess pork at $l3 5O@l3 IS. Bulk
meats, shoulders at 4sc; rib sides at
&c; clear rib sides at 6s9G3c Bacon
N good jobbing demand; shoulders at
5S6jic; rib sides at 3 GS!c clear rib
SIDES at 7!@7}c Sutar cured hams
steady at l29l3c. Lard dull at 81
@9!c
BIZ rTER-Western active; good to
cho ce rolls at 2j@2Sc; choice tub at
2IG3lc.
WHISKY-Unchanged at S1lc.
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Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI April >

CINCINNATI, April ~.
COTTON-Dull; midilings at 23c.
C0AL-Sttaiy; Pittsburgh at l5c
afo4t.
FLOUR-Strong and active with a
slight advance; sales of family ats SIS;
supsrfne at s. %.
GRAIN-Wheat firm; red winter
quoted at 81 709l y. Corn steady;
mixed ear at 49c. Oats at 4l645c.
Rye firm at 9l@93c.
HOGS-Firm; prices range at 81 20
"a 30. Receipts 1910.
M0LASSES-Steady; New Orleanss
open kettle at 55@65c.
PROVISIONS-Quiet transactions
light. Mess Pork quoted at Sl3 90:
Bulk meats quiet; shoulders at 4sc rib
sides at sc; clear sides at 6s@6ic.
Bacon dull; shoulders at 4t@5c sales
clear rib at 6i@6sc. Sugar cured
hams at l04@l2c. Lard steady; city
kettle at S}9S5c.
SUGARS New Orleans open kettle
at collie Porto Rico at es@l0Ic.
TOBACCO-Fairly active; prices
steady.
WHISKY-Steady at SAC.
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SeW York Market.
new YORK, April %.

NEW YORK, April %.
FLOUR-Market quiet and steady;
sales Of 5000 barrels at S. S5@
6 S. for superfne State; Sc 959
! 10 for extra State; s. 1907 %
for choice do; Sc 3596 S. for super
fine western; SC 90@7 25 for common
70 medium extra western; s. 30SS
s 10 for choice do; s. l5@9 % for COM
mon to choice white wheat western
extra; 81 1907 60 for common to good
shipping brands extra round hoop Ohio;
81 65@9 90 for trade brands 81 100
s so for common to fair extra St. Louis,
and IS 5j@ll 90 for good to choice
do. Southern and unchanged at
81 QOG900 TOR common 10 fair extra,
and 81 Oj61l IS for good to choice do.
Rye flour is steady at 81 lO95 w..
Corn meal quiet.
GRAIN-Wheat. market l@2c
better at 81 54@l 81 tor No. .
spring in store; 81 Goal GO for No. do;
81 726l 80 for winter red western;
81 S2@l sc for amber western; 81 81
az Of for white do; we learn OF
-aes OF 5000 bushels at 81 81 for
Northwestern club in store; 81 50 for
No. = Chicago delivered; 81 65 for No.
spring delivered and 81 so for prime
winter red western. Rye quiet at soc
for western. Germ scarce and very firm
at 72I@73c for western mixed afoat.
Oats steady at 5095l!c for western in
st re and afoat.
PROVISIONS-Pork market quiet.
Beef is quiet at 50 0O@lO 80 for
plain mess, and $40 j0@l2 90 for extra
do. Beef hams dull at $23 0O927 %.
Tierce beel dull at SIG 009lS % for
prime mess, and $40 00G2l 90 for India
do. Cut meats are firm at Sa694c
for hams, and 43M5ic for shoulders
mdiies quiet. Lard quiet and steady at
S3G92c for No. to prime steam.
BUrTER-Is dull at 33G35c for
new.
CHEESE-Dul! at l3@lSc for COM
mon to prime.
COTTON-On spot opens dull aud
prices are without decided change
1T 22,c for low midilings and 23Sc for
uplanhs.
PETROLEUM-Quiet and steady
at l2:Gl2!c for crude, and pa 22ic
tor refined.
TALLOW-Steady; stearine steady
at ga Zoe.
WHISKY-Firm at soc.
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WHEN President Chase names his
cabinet no one will need ask who's
Church, as erst was exclaimed OF
Borie. Church, NJ. c. c. being his iui-
tials, is the Chief Jutice's fugleman,
and Parkershurr, w. Va. is his home.
lie now thrills the world with the an
nouncoment that prominent friends Of
the Chief Justice st a recent meeting
held in Washington" decided to with
draw the call for a National Chase
Convention al Parkersburg, on the 18th
of April. They do not wish to seem
to autagonize the patriotic purposes OF
the Cincinnati Convention, but, on the
contrary, are active supporters OF that
movement, ard will doubtless be heard
from when that Convention assemblies.
So a Chase clan persistently pushing
his Presidential pre'ensions is to form
another disturbing element at Cincln-
natl. Oh, these Pharisees are all dis
interested patriots, but they do not dis
dain to pail wires tor the Presidency
and other small ofiices.-Akron, Ohio,
Beacon.
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FINANCE AND TRADE,
ri,,.bursh Live stock Market.

fITTsBURGH, April ~.
CATTLE-The arrivals of cattle are
light both OF through and those intend
ed for sale here. There is nothing of
any consequence doing 10 the way Of
trade Most OF the buyers have gone
East, and few loads Of cattle that
came in last evening will be sent to
Allegheny for retail. The market this
week has been considerable better than
last week. The arrivals were hardly
fair. and with good reports from the
East sellers advanced prices. The mar
ket during the first part ofthe week was
active and sales made readily, but as is
always the case when buyers have got
pretty nearly all they want they do not
purchase so quickly, and from this
cause trade ruled little slower toward
the close. On the whole the market
was satisfactory to sellers. Some OF
the buyers claimed that sellers were
asking and getting cent more for cat.
lie than last week; on the other hand
sellers said while the trade was more
active aud feeling better, yet prices
were not more than &c higher. We
think that the advance was probably
between the two, and may talrly be
given at fc The following are the cur
rent rates for the different grades:
extra 1900 to 1900 ID steers So 10 to
81 25; good to prime, HOO to 1900 tb
steers, Sc 90 to Sc 30; common to
medium, 1000 to 1900 ID steers, s. % to
s. Is; bulls, stays and cows, 500 TO
1900, So 90 to 81 So stock steers, 500 to
200 Tbs, 81 90 to S. o.; Texas steers,
500 to 1900 lbs S. 80 to s. 90.
HOGS-The run Of hogs is rather
heavy, and in quality fair. The de
mand seems to be light, at least the
supply is greater and the market drags
slowly. Prime Philadelphia are selling
from 81 so to 81 90, aud few assorted
might bring SC better, although that
price cannot be quoted as a ruling
figure. The demand east is light and
buyers are taking hold freely. Follow
ing are the rates current: Extra Phil
adeIphia at a 90, good Philadelphia
at 81 7j@4 s.; good New York, $50
10 200, at 81 40G5 so; rough New
York at 81 00@4 %; still hogs at
81 O0G4 20.
SHEEP-Receipts of sheep continue
very light The demand continues
good and arrivals are bought about as
fast as they are broughtin. The market
is very much excited, and the price has
advanced a full &c from the opening OF
the market on Monday until the pres
ent time. Farmers who have held
until the present time, will hold for the
clip Of wool, unless the hope OF bigger
prices induces them TO sell. The wealth
er is rather cool and un'avorah'e for
shearing or we woad soon have plenty
of clipped on sales, and with them
offering the market would drop about
as suddenly as it went mp. We do not
think that the present high figures can
last long. Following are the rates
current to-day for the different grade
and kinds: Extra, 100 TO IL lbs, 20 30
to 81 -; good TO prime, Indiana, 90 10
100 lbs, IS 80 10 50 On; good to lrime,
s. TO 90 lbs, close woolei. IS 30 to - 90, |
decent to fair, - to 81 lbs, :, 30 to
s. -; mean to common, 10 to - lbs,
s. p to 81 80; clipped sheep, 3 to s..
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DIR. RAILWAYS
Perfect Purgative Pills,

perfectly tasteleSs, elegantly coated with
sweet gum, purge, regulate, purity, clcanse
and strengthen. Railways Pills, Tor III"
cure Of all disorders oG the stomach, Live,
Bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Disease,
Headache, Constipation. Custiycncss, indI-
gestion, Dyspepsia, BlliOusneSs, Bilious Fc.
yer, Inflammation oI the Bowels, Plies aud
all arrangements Of the Internal Nl.cerH.
Warranted to effect a positive cure. Purely
Vegetable, containing no mercury, miner.
ais, or deleterious drugs.
Ss-ObscTye the following symptoms re-
suIting from disorders oI the Digestive Or
gans:
Constipation, Inward Piles, Fuilncrs OF
the blood in the Head. Acldlty Of the
stomach, Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust OF
Food, FullneSs or weight In the stomach,
Sour Quotations, linking or fluttnIiDR nj
the PIT Of the stomach, swimming 81 The
Head Hurried and Di1lcuIt breathing,
Fluitering al the Heart, Choking or SufiO-
eating Sensation when In "a lying posture,
Dimntss OF Vision, Dots or Webs befof" the
sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head
Deficiency OF Perspiration, Iellowness ~
the skin and eyes, Pain Ia the side, Chest,
Limbs, and sudden Flushes Of Heat, Burn
ing Ia the lcsh.
4 few doses of Railways Pills will freo
the system from ~ tho above named dis
orders. Price, q cents per box. Bold by
Druggists.
READ FALSE AND TRUE" Send ore
letter stamp 10 RAILWAY q CO., No. n
Maiden Lane, New York. Inform alton
worth thousands will b. sent you. Je30
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The Wool Business.

We have said, and are still OF the
opinion, that the high price now paid
for wool will not continue for a great
length Of time, and therefore advise
farmers not TO get too much excited
in the matter AT present the prices oil
sheep are running high, as was the
case q few years ago. aud we shall look
Tor decline again at no far distant day.
When sheep advance rapidly in price,
cows are likely TO go the otter way,
and he farmer who now sells well.
e-tab ishei dairy to engage in wool
growing would be, under most circum'
stances, foolish; FIR dairy products are
we'll up and likely to bring a good
figure through the season.
A CORE ,pondent writes to the New
York Tribune to know il the present
high prices Tor wool will continue, to
which George Gedies replies that it will
not II the Lessons Of the past are of any
vsIue in predicting as to the future
lie saws:
The sheep is an animal that can be
very RAPIDLY increased in number
Taxing the average of all the breeds
that produce clothing and combing
woods, the ewes will annually raise
lambs equal in number to themselves,
aud thus, in few years, entirely over
sock the country, after all reasonable
allowances are made for non producing
lambs, old sheep and wethers. So it is
quite probable that in a very short
time there will be too much wool pro.
duced to find the high market ofto-day.
This mat er will regulate itself, il the
tariff laws can he allowed TO remain
unchanged. The protection given to
our wool is, as near as can be de-
termined, Just sufficient to place wool
raising in this country on par with
that OF other countries, where cheaper
land or cheaper labor. or both, give
advantages over us. Ohio Farmer.
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GREELEY'S MANIFESTO.
A Clean Slate and Free Fight.

From the New York Tribune, April l6.
About this time, expect rumors.
The industrious gentlemen, who from
Washington offices, speed their inven-
tons on the wings of the lightning,
will day by day tell the country how
Shilty, and Shocks, and Chivers, had a
meeting in that important city, and
fixed upen the candidates to be nom>
mated at Cincinnati, and the platform
on which they should be presented to
the country. When all possible sen
sation has been created by this fabrica-
ton, they will put forth another and
another, up to the hour wherein
further speculation shall be precluded
by action.
Unders: and, then, once for all, that
the Cincinnati Convention will act in
utter independence OF all cabals, and
intrigues, and arrangements, and BAR
gains, and FILINGS. whether at Wash
ington or elsewhere. Until it meets
and acts, no one can know even that
a nomination will be made by it, much
less whom it will see fit to nominate.
ANY suspicion that SLATE has been
made for it at Washington will insure
the breaking OF that slate, at all events
All who are in sympathy with the
Liberal movement are invited to Gin
cinnati. Delegates may be chosen
from any locality; but those who are
not delegated may and will attend and
partic. pate. We judge that nothing
will be done in hurry, and that no
nomination will be made unless there
he welI-grounded hope that the people
demand and will sustain it. Those
present from each State will doubtless
organize a delegation, with chair
man and secretary, and will first de-
termine what candidates would be most
certain or most likely 10 carry their
own State and then lie ready to confer
and compare notes with others If 1t
be decided that a nomination shall be
made. then the chairman Of each del
egatipn will he authorized to cast in It's
behalf as many votes as its State is en-
titled to cast through its electoral
college, so that the few members
present from Maine or California shall
not be swamped by the many from
OHIO or Missouri In short, no pains
will be spared to collect and embody
public opinion, which may prove quite
other than that of this or that clique in
Washington. And any attempt to die
tate this or that nomination, "a de-
manded 10y outsiders, will be resent d
as impertinent and mischievous. The
will be Republican 50 will
the platform and candidates. When
the Convention shall have done Its
work, unawed and unchanged, citizens
Of all parties will scrullnize that work,
Judge 1t, and say, each for himself, just
how much of it, if any, meets his ap
prevail and secures his CO operation.
But there will be nothing cut and dr. ed
or, if there should be, that will be
and rejected
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add pricss-inprosod 3@sc; sales Of No.
z at 41s942fc for regular and fresh
receipts CASH Oats dali but strong at
ic per bushel better No. . sold at 33l
@3Ac for regular and fresh receipts.
Rye in fair demand and prices &c per
bushel higher; sales of No. . at TIC for
car lots; round lots sold at 75@T5lc.
Barley firm aud steady at IS; Tor No. 2
cash. '~--- ..... 49,
H1GHWINES-Firm at Sc.
PROVISIONS-Mess pork firm at
$i2 10 for seller May and sl2 30 for
seller June; closing with buyers at the
above figures. Lard quiet and closed at
about IS 50@S 50 cash.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

DR.. Fishbla't addresses all those who have
injured themselves by improper indul.
ycnceI and sOiitar, habits, VIII ch ruin both
b dy and mind, unfitdng them for either
business, study, society or m rrriage.
These a g some Of the sad and melancholy
effects produced by early habit, OF youth,
viz: Weakness OF the back and limbs, pain
in the breast, dimness OF sight, loss Ot mus
cular power, pa lpltation OF the heart, dys-
pep,la, n-rvOus irIiIability, sylnutoms OF
consumption, arrangement OF the digestive
functions, &C.
MENTALLN.-The effects on the mind
are much TO be dreaded. Loss OF memory,
confusion OF IDEAS, depression OF spirits,
evil ioreboiing, aversion TO society, sell
dlstrusl love OF solitude, titmidIty, &c, are
some Of the evils produced
Thousands Of persons Of all ages can now
Judge what is he cause Of their declining
heath, losing their vigor, becoming weak
pale, neryou and emACiIted. having SIN
gular appe 4ranve about the Yes, congh, ana
symptoms Of consumption.
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VOTING MEN

who have-inIured Themselves by certain
practice, indu ged in when alone, habit
iIeauently learned rom evil companions
or ~ school, the effects OF which are nightly
felt. even when asleep. aud IL not cured,
renders marriage impossible, and destroys
both body and mind, should apply imme-
dat ly.
What a pity that young man, the hope
OF the country, the pride of his parents,
should be snaIched fIom all prospects and
en- Oyments OF lie by the consequence, OF
deviattng from the path Of nature, and In
dulging in a certain ,ecTet habit. such per-
sons II asst, before contemplating
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gsu;i,iing Lots For sale.

! o,FFR THE FOLLOWING EITHER
gr wholesale or retail: Lots No. II IN
~..trr -: so. in square : the N0uth haii
Nam -uil1" II; ~. , in square No. i
m -..r,t~,...,: W. II IN square J.; No. A." IN
~.lt..- =: ~. Fla square -, and No. - III
u vision T..
Also, Los W. in Square %; 20. 10 in
Square %: north hall Of No. II IN square ~:
N. N square: 80. - in square Il; No. ii
IN ~.l4g. g.: 80. HIN Square u; No. : in
S.,G4,,. 49,: ~ l. IN square -, ana NJ. - IN
~.,lrr,. D. III >i'IIi~i in the subdivisions
pi iI. Ca.dw... estate. -
l.. g. HUGHES,
ills Real Estate AGENT.
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BACK Lee STUDIES. Another OF
these charming papers by Warner, who
has been called "Charles LamSs nsr
risal," appears in the May Scribners.
Warner himself calls this statement OF
his Publishers who quoted it from the
New York Mai, your circular attack
on Charles Lamb" Probably no series OF
papers published for years has attracted
30 much attention and elected so much
praise. ....-
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For sale.

,,Nr-IALF Of LOT NUMBER FORTY
[ -iN 49, cOraer of FILLMORE and Preston
- laa.r Wheeling. Pric~ 500. Also a
,,-'.,,nry frame House, with six acres OF
a., ., Q. near the town of Triaieiphia. The
7...-- lace i known aS part OF the BaSu ley
,u:~-tv. For particulars inquire at the
Inv: office. of r. -. CRACHAFG, or OF
i. CHAMBERS HERNEl,
.,.--r Aurtipnepr.
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Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, April 9

CHICAGO, AprlI -.
The markets for cereals were very
strong.
FLOUR-Quiet but firm and 20925c
better per barrel for the better quail
ties.
GRAIN-No. . spring wheat active
on speculative account and advanced
Hoe with sales at 81 2S@l % cash.
Corn lively in sympathy with wheat,
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Sale OF Foundry Fixtures.

Z OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE THE
| Patterns, Fia>SS and fixtures in Union
Tl..iry, belonging Ia the late hrm OF W.
~. dn,rr ( 60 Tue purchaser can secure
p, r..,pafulr lease Of the Foundry and
s-.tIt-. The purlling Is - II. ny % IT.
..rt.'. I0rlt.t, with good light which can
... ... ..p..rIIv.ci, aud cont Ans ali the
r......,.l appliances o. a fr~r-cIaSS jOnbin-
.rrr.!.. FJs further Information apply on
L----. u 2 MILLER. Eeceiver.
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eCR SALE.
Auction.

rrHE UNDERSIGNED IS NOW OPEN
| ,u- a General Auction Room at No.
=. Market Square, formerly occupied by
tHt-urerS. ThOrnbursh II Co. Consign-
.1.H;> OF all kinds of goods and merchan-
-. solicited. Auctions on Tuesday and
-tiay evenings and Wednesday ana sat
E.l,y mornings. sales of zeal estate anu
-. ,u.l properly cried at reasonable rates.
!. CHAMBERS HERNEI u co.
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GENERAL DEBILITY.
DR.. FISHBlATT
H0CSS MIN.

especially, WHO have become The victims of
solitary viC" that dreadful and destructive
habit which annuity sweeps 10 an un-
'iin..ly gray" thousands of young men OF
the most exalted talents and Illlsnt intel
l,.ct, - h might otherwise have Cutrauccd
listening SruutcS with the thundcrings OF
ciuuutnCe, or liked To ecstasy IN" l'NiiS
Iyrc, may call with luil confidence.